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IIARRISON,s PERFUMERY,
MEMPHIS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
 Incorporated by the State of Tennessee.

Incorporated Jy the State of Tennessee.
 No. 3G Front Row, DUGS and sells Time and Sight Exchange on the ) East, discounts short time bills on New York New Orleans and St. Louis: does General Bankinl and Exchange Business makes collections in all tn, principal cities in the South vest the most favor able terms, proceeds promptly remitted on day O payment with current rate of exchange.
 Notes of the Memphis Savings Institution taken q par in all business transactions.
 s4Y Southern collections solicited.
 June 12-6m l. IOIJNG President
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PAINTS and OILS. 10 KEGS pure White Lead; 20 do white zinc paint; 1U b6ls. Linseed Oil, received per steam and flat boats and for sale by y. july 24 RAPLEY, HANGER & co.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
 TTE business heretofore conducted under the style Il of T. A. Kendig x Co.,, at this place. is this day dissolved. r. A. 'KENDIG.
 NOTICE. . MIR. E. RANDOLPH. having taken an interest with M T. A. KENpTG in tho wharf boat business at this point it will in future b conduc ed under the names and in the style of Rand oIph tN Kendig. -
 ELIHU RANDOLPH,
 THEODORE A. KENDIG. Napoleon, Ark, Sept. Is, '55-tf
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s. [ BRANDENBURG, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
 At MOntyOmPry,S Paint

Mouth of Whte River, Arkansas
 HAVING in the course of construction q large z ! and connections Ware House and Cotton Shed which will be completed in the course of sixty days he attcrs himself that he can do the business of all his old friends the White and Arkansas rivers to their satisfaction, he has had considerable expe- rience in receiving and forwarding up those rivers; lis charges will be reasonable they possibly can be, Shippers may rely on their cotton being kept under q good shed, entirely out of all weather during the time it tremains in his charge; all frcehts will be kept in good Ware House at the same charges made by the W harf Boats, nothing charged fordrayage. Allbus- ness entrusted to his care will receive prompt utten- tion. This is the highest and best point for the bu- sincss of the White and Arkansas rivers; and he has good and substantial levy on the Mississippi front. Will also accommodate the travelling public.
 Give me a call and judge for yourselves.
 White River Arks, Sept. 15 1855. 50-6m.
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DENTISTRY w. H. HENDRIX. Surgeon Dentist.

Vam Burea, Arkansas, sesr HNENDERS his services to the citizens of Van Bu- Il ren and vicinity, feeling confident of being able to render the most perfect satisfaction in all work executed by him.
 His work for permanence and utility shall not be surpassed by any dentist in the State. s.f Charges shall be made in-aceordance with charac- ter of work rendered. tA Ladies waited at their residences, if desired. Dr. H. will occasionally visitsome of the surround ing counties. Letters addressed to Van Buren will meet prompt attention. f9 ta July 3, 55-1y. M -.49
 HOME AGAIN.
 | HAVE just returned from New York, and shall Il be in receipt of full stock of very desirable goods in the course of few days. Just opened beautiful lot of Mantillas, which the ladies will do we'll to call and examine before pur- chasing elsewhere. JAS. A. HENRY. Oct.2. tfRir h+l 9i fAssTf
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CIRCULAR SAVING, TURNING. etc.

eURNl UR ( TIIE subscriber has taken tb kalMSF1 Il Furniture Establishment for sss merly occupied by Geo. Berryma EZTJsz.[ %1s in this city, and is prepared to ms S...,D nufacture all descriptions of house hold Furniture, on short notice and good terms IL expects also to keep general assortment of Funl ture constantly on hand
 His Turning Lathe enables him to furnish Billiar. and Alley Balls and indeed every description of turn ing, in good style and on short notce
 Carpenters and others desiring circular saving don will find 1t to their advantage to give him call.
 .sy Undertaking promptly attended to.
 Aug. l4, 1855. A ZIFGFL
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ATE ARRIVALS.

LATE ARRIVALS. JUST RECEIVED per steamer Exchange, J Casks s. H. Hams;
 2 < Clear Sides; 10 boxes Bar Soap;
 '' Starch;
 10 " Candy;
 15 Star Candles;
 bbl>. Lard Oil; 1900 lbs. Patent Shot, (assorted) kegs Bar Lead;
 dozen Wash Boards. And for sale by JACOB HAWKINS. Sept. II, 1855. Markham street.
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COTTON.

AM prepared with good dry shed to store up II 900 Bales Cotton, which will be covered by insur- against fire unless otherwise instructed Liber- al cash advances will be made cotton for ship meGt. $. H. TUCKER.
 Gloves! Gloves! Gloves! l0 DOZ. Ladies' Fine Kid Gloves; doz child I- ~ ren's gloves, and dog. Ladies' Gauntlets.
 For sale at VIM. JONES'. Oct
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EYE AND EAR.


 M. C. Cook, M. b., St. Louis, Mo. NR. COOK respectfully renews the tender of his l) professional services to the public in this and the adjoining States. successful practice of over eighteen years devoted to the treatment of all disca scs of the EYE and EAR, justify him in the belief that all who may be in any way afflicted in those import ant organs, will find from his treatment speedy and permanent relief.
 Dr. Cook has just returned from the East where he has been carefully studying the diseases of the Eye and Ear in the principal eye infirmaries in the United States; and he feels warranted in offering his professional services with degree of confidence to those who may be afflicted. Those whom he has treated are the best witnesses of his skill and there are thousands in St. Louis and the Western States who can bear testimony to his sklfu treatment.- He respectfully refers to Hon. II. S. Geyer. k Mac kenzc, esq., Messrs. Charless, Blow & Co.,, St. Louis; Hon. John Moore State Treasurer of Illinois; James Charless, President Missouri Bank; H. Cole Warsaw, Ills; Capt. R. C. Henry, Warsaw, Mo.
 .Y Office northwest corner of Pine and Second streets, Cup stairs, entrance on Pine street.
 Sept. 1S-1y
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TO HOUSEKEEPER

9 CASKS Canvassed Hams, received direct by wa ~ gon, and for sale by s. II. TUCKER
 Sent 4 1o55
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THE MEDICAL. DEPARTMENT

O.ftse Uaiuersity of tue State ef Missouri. lTN1E REGULAR LECTURES of the Medical De- l Il partment of the Missouri University, will com mence on the first of November, 1855, and will con- tinue until the first of March, 1856. course of preliminary lectures will be delivered by the Professors of the Institution free of charge subjects intimately connected with their respective de- partments, beginning the first of October and end 1 ing on the first of November.
 Clinical lectures will also be delivered either at the City Hospital, at the City Dspensary every day during the month of October well during the en- | tire regular session.
 One of the Faculty has the control of the wards ot the City Hospital during the entire session. the largest and best adapted to the study of the profession in the | Mississippi Valley.
 The students have also access to the Marine Hospi | tai under the control of pr. Geo. Johnson. MEDICAL FACULTY. JOHN s. MOORE, NJ. D., Professor of Theory and Practice and Pathology.
 JOS. N. MCDOWELL, M. D., Professor of Surgery and Surgical Anatomy. .-fr ABNER MOTION, M. D., Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy. JOHN BARNES. M D., Professor of Materia Medi ca, Therapeutics and Medical Botany. JOHN T. HODGEN, M. D.. Professor of Anatomy
 General and Special PATTON SPENCE, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology
 and Comparative Anatomy 7' JOS. N. MCDOWELL, NJ. D.. Professor of Clinical,
 Medicine and Pathological Anatomy E. S. FRAZER, M. D., Professor of Obstetrics and
 Diseases of Women and Children J. DRAKE MCDOWELL, NJ. D., Assistant Professor
 of Surgery. J. J. MCDOWELL, Demonstrator.
 FEEs.Fees for full course of Lectures, S1O5; fee for the Diploma, S20; for admission to dissecting room and demonstrations BIO; matriculation fee, S5.
 Good boarding can be obtained within short dis tance of the College for from S2 to $3 per week.
 Students and others desiring further information will please address the Dean of the Faculty.
 JOS. N. MCDOWELL, Dean. ,July 31 1o55-em
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ST. MAR{,S ACADEMY, Little Rock. Ark.

Under tue cha,ye of the Sisters cf Mercy. HNHIS institution is beautifully situated on the l Square at the corner of Louisiana and Elizabeth streets. The buildings spacious, Ca large brick addition being lately erected, and the extensive grounds offer delightful resort during the hours of recreation.
 The course of studies will be solid and extensive. embracing the English, French and Italian angu;- tronony and the Use of the Globes; Arithmetic. Al zebra, Botany, Vocal and Instrumental Music Draw ing and Painting, and all kinds of useful and orna- mental Needle Work. Parents may rest satisfied that every attention consistent with the spirit of firm but mild government, will be paid to the com fort of the young ladies placed at this institution whilst the utmost will be taken to nourish in their minds those principles of virtue and religion which alone can render education profitable; no un- due influence shall be exercised over the religious opinions of the pupils; however for the maintain of good order all will be required to conform to the external discipline of the house.
The true Democrat., 1855-11-06

SUNDRIES.
 EORTY kegs Nails, coils Manila Rope, barrels Tanners Oil, brls Ale, 10 boxes Soap, barrels Lard Oil; Tobacco. Segars Maccabov, Congress and Scotch Snuff, assorted Wines, Brandy Rum, Gin. old Rye Whisky, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, hitting, Pa ris Green, Prussian Blue, Spanish Brown, Venitiar Red, Yellow Ochre, Rosjum, Candlewick, Calf-skins Lnings, Sole and Upper Leather, Shoe pegs, Tack, and Sparbes Horse shoe nails Cross-cut Saws Axes Spades, Shovels hay and manure Forks Hoes Reap hooks, Sythes, cotton and wool Cards, wire Selves Tung Shears, and coffee Mills Baskets Buckets Chnrns, Brass Kettles, wooden and zinc Washboards Violins, Violnstrings Window glass, etc, etc, late ly received. and for sale by
 Sept 1855 VIM. GEORGE & BRO.
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BOOK JsI$DERN.

ENRY JACOBl stiii carries on the bOOl \ \ binding business, on Markham street, ieg doors west of Tucker * Ross store in al it's branche, and is prepared to execute all orders ill his line at mo berate prices and on short notice.
 All orders left at the True Democrat office will attended to, without extra charge. April 25 '54lY
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4 CASKS Ii lioowware Pots, Skillets, etc., received O by wagon, and for sale at the corner of Main and Markham streets, by s. II. TUCKER
 Sent 4 1S55
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nFFER an assortment of Bibes Testaments an, V Psalms. All agents can be supplied by
 july3 D. BENDER. Librarian.
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LONUON pNRTER,

ID ECFlVED per steamer Gov. Meigs eight cask Il of genuine London Porter-also Iinseed Train and Lard Oil; Paints. Glass and Putty; Alcohol Hops and Venetian Red, etc.
 june 19 1855. J. J. McALMONT ,S CO
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NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS.

TNHE subscribers, having formed q co. partnership, Il for the purpose of carrying on q mercantile b6- siness in this place, have taken the Corner Store of Renders new building, OH Markham street. where they are opening large and well selected stock of goods, purchased for this market, and on terms that will enable them to sell them as low, or owcr than any house in this city. Their stock when complete will consist of
 Dry Goods: Groceries:
 Boots; Shoes:
 Hats and Caps; Iron;
 Nails; Castings:
 StoneWare; Sait;
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HOLLOW WARE.

90NO LBS. No. l Hollow Ware, consisting oi OOVO Large Pots, Sugar Kettles, Ovens. Skill lets and Lids, etc., etc, received and for sale by
 july 10 M OSBORN.
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TOBACCO. TOBACCO!
BOOK < JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

D BOXES gents super Chewing Tobacco just reee
 ~ ved and for sale dy Sept 4 FIELD X, DOT FY
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NEW ARRIVALS.
CANVASSED HAMS.

9 BOXES Pearl Starch, a first rate article; ~ '' Pale Bar Soap, for sale by
 Sept. 4, 1855 JAS. A. HENRY
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JUST RECEIVED. tHIFTEEN THOUSAND Havana Cigars. the II best ever brought to this market. Also doz. prs. Gentemen's Cloth Gaiters; . '' Oxford Ties. Sept. 4, 1855 JAS A. HENRY.
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E. k. R..
10000 CUBA SYKES

| IST received fresh supply of Radway: J k. k. Remedies, and are now ready to fill all ol ders with despatch. DR J. J. McALMONT & G
 Dec 6. '54.
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SUNDRIES. 000 LBS. Cotton Yarn, assorted Nos; COO 24 boxes s by lo window glass; 60 :" 10 by 12 do $50 lbs. putty, in bladders;
 s boxes best starch
 24 dog. Shaker and fancy corn brooms; zine wash boards; IS painted and fancy buckets; coils sash and lead lines; 10 reels packing yarn;
 3 coils s4 cotton packing; 100 lbs. tard spun yarn; 300 '' oakum; 50 lbs. sewing twine; l5O {" tard marline;
 bales gum packing, assorted Received per steam And fatboats and for sale by july 24 RAPLEY, HANGER tG co.
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HOLLOWWARE.

)S BRASS Kettles--a superior article. received 0O and for sale by s. II. TUCKER.
 Sept. 4. 1855
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Pennywit's Family Flour. Rfbn Sacks Pennywt's Family Flour; also % COO sacks Allis's brand, in store and for sale for Cash, by s. H. TUCKER. july 3l
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In short, every article for which there is demand in this market. They intend to sell for PAY DOWN. and promise that prices shall be in accordance.
 june F '55-ly TATE X MOORE
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CLOTHINGi CLOTHINGiI

WE are just opening and in receipt of large lot
 w of Gentlemens' Clothing of every variety and description from the finest to the coarses Asoa lot of Boys Goats all of which we offer at the lowest cash prices. FIELD x DOLBY. N l. Oct 23 1855
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NEW GOODS.
FOR FALL AND WINTER.

n BENDER has just received large and wei .L/. selected stock of seasonable Dry Goods, and invites inspection Oct. le. 1855.
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Received and for sale at the Cash Store by
 july 10 NJ. OSBORN. CHEAPEST STORE UNDER THE SUN A BEAUTIFUL assortment of Straw, Gimp and A Lace Bonnets, the newest style. Also Misses and Childrens' Bonnets and Hats.
 May 15 D. B. HANDEL.
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COFFEE! COFFEE! s)fA BAGS Coffee just received and for sale by ~V Aug IA FIELD t& DOLBY
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AUCTION ROOM-J. D. FITZCEK.,n
 Aurfinnoor

A $. Johnson's store next door to s S..Jasepbs q, "A stand, Main street, Little Rock, Ark. 'a
 Particular attention paid to selling Merchand;,.
 Furniture, Horses etc., at Auction on private sa share of public patronaee is solicited
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Payments to be made semi annually in advance If required, the institute will furnish the boardcrs with books and stationery at the current prices. No deduction will be made if any pupil leave before her quarter shall have terminated except ill cases of sick ness.
 Observations!
 To prevent Interruption in the classes visits will be limited to Thursdays and made to the pupils only by parents and guardians, persons authorized by them. The annual vacation will commence on the 10th of July. and terminate the lst of September Besides the uniform which will consist of brown rino for winter and blue gingham for summer, to- gether with black silk aprons, each young lady will require eight changes of linen.
 Bulletins will be transmitted every six months to parents guardians, informing them of the health and proficiency of their children or wards All com muncations addressed to Mrs. MARY ALpnoNsus CARToN Convent of Mercy, Little Rock Ark. REFERENCEs:-
 Right Rev. Dr. Byrne,
 General Hampstead, ! Little Rock Ark Geo. A. Gallagher.
 D. w. Carroll esq.,, Pine Bluff.
 Rev. Patrick McGowan. New Gasconv Pierce B. Oracle, Napoleon, Ark.
 Hon. Judge lianlcy, Helena Ark
 Very Rev. Vim. Starrs New York.
 Most Rev. Dr. Blanc,
 P. Rotchford,
 r. Iackett, New oriealls, La. J. Deveraux.
 Aug 28 I'm
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-z-z577zz7s,s, < FINE ASsORTMENTn Y s-s,ss..s..ss--szss "A OF FURNITURE for\a @t }t----1----vtJ Saie-C Consisting of Bureaus IT Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Locking Glasses What nots, Cribs, etc.. etc.
 The subscriber is prepared to make all articles Furniture in superior style; and repairing will als be neatly and promptly done.
 S--7o z9Also Coffin making and undertak1 ~Es ---@" attended to at the shortest notice.
 Ware-room next door to the post-ofiice.
 May 30, 1854. ly FRANCIS DIFFER.
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Carriage and Coach Trimmings. UST received by steamboat Fox: a-A O pieces 5-4 enamel Duck and Canvass; A " Plain Canvas and Fig'd; '' A Oiled Caypeting;
 9 dozen Oiled Table Covers;
 8 '' '' Stand e
 2 " Stage Stocks and Lashes; 8 '' Stage and Wagon flames; 2 " Horse and Mule Collars. With a large assortment of broad and narrow Lace Curtain Linings; Coach and Carriage Lamps; Whips assorted, cheap for cash. Also fine lot of Segars and Tobacco
 D. BENDER, New Buildings, july 3l Markham Street
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A FINE assortment of Ladies' Cloths for cloaks,
 I1 capes, etc., with suitable trimmings Oct. E. D. B. HANDEL.
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A q \ R ID

A K ID
 WE take pleasure in informing the citizens and w Ladies of Little Rock and the public in gene ral, that we have received and opened fine and well selected stock of Summer Goods, consisting of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes; also good assortment of Trunks, and q great variety of other articles, which we now offer very low prices; cheaper than the cheapest.
 May 29 M BAFR & co.
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IRON! IRON! FNHREE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED II lbs Tire, Slab, Hoop, Band, Round. Square and Horse Iron, for sale by s. H. TUCKER
 WHEAT FANS. UsI received, four Wheat Fans, for sale at cost O and carriage, by s. H. TUCKER Sent 05 1S55
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UST opened fine lot of Blankets, Satinets. Jeans C flannels, Lindseys, Marines, Alpaccas, etc. Also large lot of heavy Kerseys and brown Domestics
 Oct l6, 1855 VIM. GEORGE & BROTHER.
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SUNDRIES,

1tlOICE brand, just received. and for sale by O Aug IA FIELD tS DOLBY
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CHAMPAYNE WINE. LTFTY BASKETS choice brands, just receive IT and for sale by s. H. TUCKER Sept. 25 1S55
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COMMISSION $ FORWARDING BUS
 NESS at Deyall,S Rinf nn White River

R. J. WARD. VIM. P. SAUNDERS. RoBT. P. HUNT. | WIZARD, SAUNDERS & HUNT, Cotton w Factors, 100 Gravier street, New Orleans. | Aug 2l. 1S55 1v
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DRY GOODS, CONSISTING in part of Linseys, Flannels, Wool OShawls Wool Hose and Gloves. Ginobams p;nts Brown and Bleeched Domestic, Merinos, Muslin De Lane Bed Ticks, Carolina Stripes, and all other goods that usually called for in dry good store. Re ceived and for sale low by M. OSBORN. . Oct. 23, 1855
 FLANNELS, GINGHAMS, IOLAIDS Prints, and small lot of very fine Blan- Il kets. For sale very low, by .. Oct. l6, 1855 J. A. HENRY.
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BENT,S BROGANS.

DUOVHANSs G00 PAIR Bents Brogans, superior article for UOU Winter wear, received this day and for sale by Sept 25, 1855 s. II. TUCKER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-14

Eve adyocate an amendment Of thu Naturalization
Laws with proper to preserve thsppritx
&faxs franchise. y; 48ss sRssss gs
AZ Ne advocsts the passage of such laws e. win pre-
The immigration OF psupsrs and criminals to this
Il nj d Val "A s.Sta 81 st
30 oppose sny intsrsrsncs in the Vested righs Of
Ill persons bs Of native Or fotssn birthssf
/. W. AZ II with slavery by
The Fsdssa s1espt faF the protection Of
on c0s klt1tionsl rights sjas5,ts Z IL sSslaifi
sAdvooates high National Policy, such Is will
add Eern snd unwsYering proteetien TO the Amsresn
n.sgs sDsoad, and wiz follow and guard the Anercan
eitisan wherever he moves 4s. {,ss Ii II "a. B; IS
q We believe that America Should be governed s,ys
Aneflcsns' slectsng re same through the ballot box
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-14

We pahlish below the Of the election for Judge
Of tie Second District Court by which it will be
that Philip Hicky Morgan, the candidate Of the Asri
can party has bean iumphantIy slsoted beating Judge
Dunlap. who vas rupnprtsd by the simon purc Hard
sh,llsans f ths&nti party, 1908 yotess and
bss,isx X Ksarney 4fyptes His clear spsjority
oysrs zs6th competitors is 1861
ssxN san lives! and his friends may bs sAsarsd
he wilsarvss all the assaults Of his sasniss and
when the election in November OF he viii give
an account Of bis doings in this auartsr thna win
vince his opponents that the people Of New Orleans
not credit the assertion that the American party
ssonceivsd in fssshood and nourshed in deceit" ss
pr.sirct. NJ Kcarpey. Iames DasRp- M.,r.,.
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Il
REMARkkBLR UIcIDE.--Mr. Penny, . gentle
manly, reliable.and worthy ,oyerseer, known TO
the citizens Of Conoordia parish since 1887; and
long in the employ Of A. Milt. King. Esq T Oh
Lake Concordia and elsewhere, came to his
death. by his own agency, one day last week, on
Judge snyder's plantation, in Tsnsas parish, La
The circumstances attending this suicide eara SO
remarkable that we, by permission, publish an
extract from the letter Of Hon.. Judge Alonzn
Snyder to D.. s. Stacy, Esq, of vidalia. The
letter is dated Aug. I'd. Judge Snyder writes
II ION day before yesterday TUESDAY Mr. PEN
my, my soyerseer, committed suicide by taking
1t was one Of the most deliberate
acts of the kind ever heard Of left on that
morning to go over to- Mr. Neely's; staid in
Rodney until evening, and had not been as
n eely's house OVER twenty minutes before a
messenger arrived informing me Of the fact.
He had been suffering for q long time with
dyspepsia, with great depression Of spirits in
consequence of the disease. short time after:
i left home he wrote his will, in which hestated
his reasons for taking his life. which was ILL
,hsalth--requested me to settle his affairs for
him, placed everything hehad valuable in the
possession of our old negro woman, Betsy, took
the morphine and went to bed [Concoraia
eIligencer, 10Th - :. - .tr.lG -5yi : ?
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