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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17

PRESENTATION Books - The holidays are
coming when every one here expects to give aud
NJ prster presents be foEndno useful or in
teresng articles can be seectedor presentation than
these tsschers and ministers called books Thomas b.
Waite Me- 1915 Canal street. has very full and complete
saeortment, comprising tbs usual annusie standard
WORMS holiday Sits bbes etc. from which every taste
may select somsthing useful interesting and advsn
tageons We refer readers and those who wish to
provide themselves with presents his advertisement in
smother column. In IT cataloguea standard miscel
laneous Religions literary and juvenile books Of all kinds
variety in which every taste may be suited l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17

HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES Samuel q
Moore Co., Ne. 40 Camp street have an sr.ssn,
ply 2. articles in their line Of business which thew of
very icN prices In the list will be found China ct ana
painted ware britannia, bronssd and apanusa sr,,c,ss
with many others necessary for house We you'll
call the especial attention Of heusehodera ana
keepers to the advertisement ~ 1s '
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17

For BAYOU LAFouReHE. - The new light
draught steamer james Lyon, Capt A. Raglan, has we
understand been put In the Laourche trade and will run
regularly through the season. She leaves this afternoon
at o'clock for Lockpor Thibodaux and all intermediate
landings For freight passage sppy on board or to
j. +. Allen, agent No. 81 Tchoupitoulas street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17

rs A meeting Of the American Party of
the District Comprised within Julia and Canal will held
the of Baronne and Pedds see WEDNESDAY, Dec
18th, at O'Clock Pm
IL All the Party are requested to attend dssp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17

NATIONAL GUARDS. I'VE learn that At 4 spe.
ois meeting Of eompspy 9, National Guards. held q
their Afnorg yesterday y p Esbet was elected First
Lieutenant, and Mark q Moore Second Itwould have
been dhcut for the company to have selected two
popu!af d efficient ofie4rs 9. Iii
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17

HArs.--D o. Johnston, No. % povsras
street has very comeplets and elegant j
hats caps comprising The best styles introduced nto
the market Those who ara not completely crowned
should give him call. SEES the advertisement else
where 2 RI "a e HE ~ y ssNN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17
MARRIED,

On Saturday the 18th inst, the Rev. Lsneoes Mr. r. S.
HEhhMAN OF the Parish of Catalonia, c.
Of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17

GT We are indebted to the clerk of the
steamer Bayou Belle for late Cincinnati
paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17

ST. CHARLES THEATER. --It will be seen BY
reference to the advertisement that Mr. II. Hsekett
makes bis rst appearance at the st. Charles Theasr this
evening Those who recollect this aime.honored and
Wellreyersd will most undoubtedly endeavor to be
present ME- Hackstt will personate sirJSan Faa in
shakspearss play q King Henry ~ and the even,
ing's smuastasnts will close with the fares Of Jenny
LindY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17

W'afCHn.aksng.
H. P BUCKLEY,
~@-. tLats Young Co J 8 Camp street,
Respectfully invites the purchasers entire new
stok Of ane WATCHES JEWELRY sILYERwARE manufqo
tared or imported expressly to his article
fully guaranteed.
Particular attention invited TO his Of Watches which
cannot be esceed the city and will be cold prices
often asked FOR Inferior article.
E The rcest attention. heretofore, in Watch Repairing
Diamond Setting. or Jewslty Work, dl7 9plm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17
NOTICE. ~@=.
RRIDGEWATER MINERAL, PAT

RRlDGEWATER MINERAL PAINT.-Yhe
deem notify the publis bss tnev
st sOf Agsa S' ss sale Of The
The M Aaosaa Mssiasppi tin
ot IN ordering through their to rive
hae ONLY OF the undersgued becomes
s order to further Imposition as
Ispntatleh 81 hs Bridgewster Pen 10 within hs
s S Of ns agents that varSu. been
me brdewatsr Mineral The Bride Y Is "a
H. S sfs q other mineral paints This pe5u.s5
sSA proceeding "a indispensable for their protection
Sal. lsa,,. F.,rt o. q boGERr CO., Camp strss
Texas, 's-'SsA A'uisSea' Alabama, Mississippi and
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17

Foes VS.. STEAMBOATS,. A dense fog having
prevailed since Friday last night and day almost without
ntermssion has kept back quite number Of our regular
Sunday packets and at this writing, s p NJ the fog
Is Esry dense and increasing The steamship Crescent
City, from New York and Havana past due was conf
IDENTIFY expected hut from the above it will be Inn
possible for her TO arrive during tbs night. sy
large number Of boats are due, and past due and
when the fog shs have cleared away scene Of activity
almost unparalleled, may be expected on our eeve.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17

DoIBEAR's Commercial, College. No. loe Canal
Y Intended to At persons for business Those who
IS n their penmanship keeping English
49, spanish Gefman arithmetic, algebra, geometry,
surveying, navigation, photography, ete viii Ana -
apartment and eicant aud nesper,speed nrofsssor
who will teach practically the branch he nrofsssas
SONG learn e read write speak grammsticsly
ever language they may wish to acquire Sc advertise
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17
g Life is real, life is earnest,
And thu crara ID mt ifs rnal !,

wish to dive deeper into the secrets Of nature and
pluck from her eenched hands those mysteries so long
withheld from comprehension. We wish to get from,
the result to its and to comprehend the varied phe
nomena Of daily in the fullest and competest
manner Why therefore, should our writers teach
and instructors their attention to what is real
and practicaIf s"e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17
.Noire .4uttgMe Clocks
PARIS EMBRoTDERTEs, ETC, ETC,
Il Q R A G e II RBY,
IS5 CAMP STREET. IS5

Has and is Operipgs supply
FRENCH cLoAKs and ENBRoJDERlE consisting part Of latest
atyles--
MORE Antique AID Velvet Cloak at..........., sa5
coored and Baes Six Velvet circua4s.........,., is
Rich Trimmed Cloth eoakH ali coots.........,.sIto ia
Embroidered Silk Velvet Observation-Disclosures. 50
colored Cloth Tslmas three Observation-Disclosures.
English Marno CIoaks. ................,...,R az To
JReonet AID Swiss Collars and Sleeves. to
Embroidered Swiss Sets with Valencia Trimmings . 10
eapurs Band Valencia Lace Collars aad Sleeves
net Eagng and lnssrtin French corse Linen chepses
HORACE HARDY,
dlf 2p6t ls5 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-12-17

BUsINEss on THE RAILROADS. The receipts of
produce by the upelcusas Railroad for the past five days
have been 7 hhds sugar. 1856 barrels moasses 40 bales
cotton with quantities of wood moss poultry and game
large increase ia now expected The steamboat Frank
Keeling has commenced making semi-weskiy trips from
the terminus Of the road at Tgerve to ST. Martinsye
on the Teche Transporting both freight and passengers
will be wholly unnecessary for the Legislature to ex
pend any more money attempts to improve the nay
CATION of Bayou Plaquemine Lsks chieot and Grand
Lake
The business on the jackson Road Is also increasing
There hare been brought the past week 1900 bales
cotton large quantity Of wood lumber with many other
articles too nnmsrous to pgrticuarize. - 4aa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25
Se,;ous Riot-fre men Killed.

IN Thursday last a party of lrisLmen, who had
hoo, at work on the Delaware Railroad, below
Njllletown, were proceeding through Warwick,
Cell colntvMd., to inter deceased comrade at
tbe Catholic Chapel when they called at the store
Of Mr.. Jump and procured "A supply OF liquor
On their return from the grave they again called
AR more grog which Mr.. j. declined selling. The
men made use If some unbecoming language when
Mr. ]. ordered him to leave the store, aud ON his
not doing SO MrJ. put him out. In short time the
elected man returned with two of his comrades
using very abusive language when MIR
lhryes, the clerk, threw IA two pound weight
Which struck one of them on the forehead. Tho
,arty after this left the store, and after procee-
linz some two three hundred yards the man laid
own and died. The party. about thirty in mum
br then rallied and attacked the store. demol'
sdng the windows and destroying the goods
Mr. Jump sent to some of his neighbors for asets-
nee, and number of the villagers, armed with
uhs, axe handles bars Of iron and stones. soon
4.spmbled and attacked the Irish with such i'm
ptaosty as to speedily drive them from the prem
,as In the melee many were wounded, and four
50 badly that they died that night or the succee
linz day, making five deaths in all. None of the
villagers were seriously hurt. Wilmington Re
publican.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25

from a-Itribfe Ravages Of the Cholera.
espondeut ofthe Johrnai OF Commerce.
Wiling from PARA under date of September II,
a'es that the cholera had been raging there
via great violence and fatality. In the month
EJMe last, five hundred died of the disease in
ara, and about eight thousand have died IN the
Foslnce. The President of the province and
gly other distinguished citizens had fallen VIC
als' In the small county of Cnrue,a. on the
l'eahtlns riyor.threc thousand died in few days
a. mortality being greater thun anywhere else
" the province, although it is the highest and
FPtrhlaIly the healhiest district in that part OF
'4aii. The panic created by the disease was
y great that hundreds who died were permitted
~ remain in their houses. UNMARRIED TO rot. The
pace bad only one physician, who died while
ef,erloiag for the poor. The disease has eAten-
~ ihto the interior, and the people flee IN all ID.
.sl'7h'' and industry has almost entirely ceased
INC provisions are extremely scarce. cry
5,tAl contributions were brn made far the re-
y" 81 the sufferers. The disease hH-.al-o reach
= me eiti'-s of Il lhn a I'd Rio dc Jautiro. 1t has
'arly left Para.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25
,notbsr Warning-Why UW ye Die

W. AGAIN caution our absentees on the au
Wv of the visiting and resident physicians,
.,i"st returning home till after the first of No
MEMBER &c No., oos sc
| nar in this city, chiefly among returned citizens
perhaps twenty in ali-und there HAYS been
ffa.al deaths from the disease since our last is
Nv. Mr.. B. Mulholand, Miss Clemmitt daughter
fur Bobt. Clemnit) and others. We say again
.,an,ly. TO our hapless people abroad: DO not
,sg hack till you shall be certified that it is
.gf.etlu safe TO do So" The physicians have
,.5 the earliest possible period at which you can
venture venture to hope for safety in returning If pow
s,y with its attendant evils Cypress you, it is
rat better to suffer awhile longer abroad, than to
:spferand die at home.-Nortolk Argas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25

4 DMINISTHNroR's SiLE.-Wlll be sold Mt the
farm Of tf late David H. TRpscott decd the 10Th
NOVEMBER next II fair If the fair day thorcaf
ter the crop ct CORN OATS, FODDER, l3tkS, &c,
raised upon said the together with the stock
of HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS and FARMING
GTEfSil.S of every description
TERMsFor all dollars and under cash viii he
required for all that credit OF six months
will be given the purchaser giving bond with approved secur
ty Purchasers requested possible be prepared
their bonds when the articles delivered order
save future trouble to the Administrators
X. :. & J. 7. ELLIS
oe l2e2av4w Adm'rs. of -. H. Tapacett. deed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25
LATEST NEWS.
.rIr WITH PIRATES IN THE CHI
~ IA SEA.

r.rIr WITH PIRATES IN TIE CHI
Ma SEA.
ru,wipr is copy ola letter from Sir
4, ;, ring. Governor of Hong Kong. 10 Capt
HI ,pueCluney commanding the United States
n 70 yba;an, complimenting bin and his
lif' .,r their assistance and corporation in
1t5r - in which two were killed aud eleven
b ana' i fnne mortally since dead, making three
,bo Powhatan's officers and men. and
(eal NJ and six wounded belonging to IL. VI.
:. Rather. a, ,-,a
KONG, 9TH August, 1855.
have received report from Comman-
si n .l,,vs. of her Majesty's Steamer Rather,
FER t;,ct of the late attack on the pirate
7 'a ~. ,ba peighborhood of kulan, in which he
81 "a N the highest terms of the brave and mo-
eaAs It and the cordial corporation of Lient
eo his brother officers. seamen and sol
~bom YOU had tho kindness to send Tor the
ei'' e affordng their valuable assistance in
lpl Ps,nnre of these partlcal outroges, which
ne 'hlo[come so intolerable on the coast of Chi
ave Jeepv regret the loss of life and the suf-
la If those who were engaged; but beg
cru" .s.ill nresent my hearty thanks to Lieut., Pc
~ and all those who served under him, and
a LII, will allow me to express to yourself my
la' ~, .o If the ready and most important aid you
ffns n.o.f,llv rendered on this occasion. | have
h. honor to be, Sir,
lae "'''' Your most obedient servant
SIR JOHN BOwRING,
Governor of Hong Kong.
Tr,rontain William }. McCluney, Command
rnitad States Steam Frigate Powhatan, Hong
-, IIarbOr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25
.irrirat Of Crdets L,9rpP Train.

y irrlcM fthe Cadets - large I'faia.
rEFERSBuRG.O It. .3--p. M..-The South Side
y arrived at half past 8 o'clock, with about one
sl'$nd passengers, and the Cadets from the Nr
IA Military Institute. who number one hun
a aiil eighteen. They wer" received Mt the
1h ny nli the military companies, and escort
=" ti'tif quarters. Tonight they were enter
sl'd at CARROTS lIate with q fine supper aud
a y w"e"lned to the hosritalIiirs of the city by
y'r f"wnes, which was replied to GA behalf
me Cadets hv Col. Smith.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25

-, e purpose "i giving young Ladies' mot regularly con
- WIN ihs institution. opportunity of learning the
as soffh language, will be glad 10 receive lin
i'l number into the French class " - mn
Ladies DESTROYS learning thu I,r, t,,ii,r 90, So,
nEIsP can be accommodated in the same manner withon
enhE as regular pupils, and need only attend lrr %
recl'a'len OF such classes as they NAV select - -
az " ' opportunity has never been the Young In
US city Tor improving themselves the classics and
Modern Languages than the III rsept ~
pr HAhfou our Professor in this department is eradu.
aoi the University of padus and In every r,snert 6gbi
'"ea gentenai and We take pleasure in rccommc ndnr
nm as competent instructor 'e
% limit atrsSt.c ,opn,>.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25

change have concluded to sell the valuable
TRACT OF LA Nd upon which ! reside. situated
River in the county Camp5o IL miles South the
Icpo Va iroad containing 81 Acres about
half cleared sud in high state of Improvement
There about 100 of river land of very superior
auatv admirably adapted the growth of Corn Wheat
obatco The high lands the best red soil in the
M and well suited the growth Of Clover land
the STATE.
The farm Is we'll gater9d having springs branches
~ held
There n fine Quarry of frstrae Lime Stone dhe
tested and proved be genune) situated imme
dafl'y the farm.
The very good and comfortable consist
Ing of Dwelling House with excellent
order good Ieebouse lnplehous and all other necessary
ont hos Stables and Courthouse Tobacco Barns.
Persons wishing spoud with the subject of
purchase viii address Amoldon Campbell county, Va.
For terms apply to the Undersigned living the premises,
az Lets EDMOND j. EARLY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25
F6ghtfI Railroad accident. ola bridge
and Train.

ana IRAN.
The Troy times gives the following account
an accident on the 18th inst. at Shushan on
the Troy and Rutland Railroad New York
As the train came in sight of covered bridge
me mile north of Shushan, the engineer saw IA
nan on the top of the bridge. motioning for him
TO stop, he Immediately reversed his engine with
afai throttle,and whstled on the brakes. By the
time the engine got to the further end of the bridge
The train came TO dead stop,and the bridge then
went down to the right carrying the train with it.
The bridge was about 100 feet long and crossed
the Battenkill. 1t was some five feet from the
water, and The water now is from four TO six feet
deep, The train and bridge lay ''promiscuously"
i5oat the rivcr,both being a mass of ruins.
there were about thirty passengers on board.
ne bridge was undergoing repairs, and there
was one of the workmen on top of the bridge-the
qiner men were somewhere on or about the bridge.
When the train struck the bridge, the engineer
aMlreman saw that it was going down with them,
NeY Dropped down against the rand SO went
down with the engine and bridge. the mai agent
tiled to open the door, blu, could not. and 50 they
went down. The baggageman and brakesman
vent down the platform and thought there was
1 w. Use In jumping as it was sure death any way.
'a' passengers and men got out through the
5ae hsh and fragment some wet aud considerable
45lteaed. No one was killed or mortatly waun-
a.i. fh' man on the OPP of the bridge went down
Will It and was severely injured. The express
nan had his head cut badly, and one passenger
Feeifei some flesh wounds in the face, and one
4ad was considerably injured. Several other
%e',senS"rs received slight injuries. The cause
"lhe accident was the carele>Sne of the men
gl9 had charge OF the repairs of the bridge they
a'4 removed bolt from the bridge, and omitted
10 put out any signals 10 stop the trains.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25

n u II.
~ tors of the rginla and Tennessee Railroad Company,
held AT the the Company in the cty ynchburg,
Monday October 1888 the following resolutions Were
adopted. VIZ:
o., notion Resolved That all stock and other articles de-
signed eNhon nj either of the Agricultural Fairs in Viz
cnia meeting in Richmond and Petersburg Will
be- the usual rates going down and such may be
turned viii be passed over this road free
Resolved That members of these Societies will be charged
the going down, and returning the prosena-
of certificate of membership for this will be passed
back of charge, provided they within five
from the adjournment of the Fair
Extracts frem the record.
lots VIM III. HUGHES, Sce'y.
~ Liberty, Salem, ChrstansbuTg Floyd and Wytheve
mi mrs ID raanosicd 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25

q TATE IN AMHERST COUNTY, NA--By virtue of a
decree Circuit Court for the county Of Amherst fro
pounood a its 1850, in the case Of Amber
Amber the Chaneery side of the said Court Will
tc said report appointed sell at public
tiob ON the prepisa MONDAY, the 9Th day Of November
ex If suitable for tho purpoo If not the next suitable
fI}a Amber living ia the Of Amherst Harriss
creek adjoining the lands Of John j. Amber Philip 81 George
trlrr nd containing, by 4 survey 30 acres.
ris land lies excellent region of the state is suscept
Aeof the highest Improvement and in lis present condition IS
productive and Yields bertly enrn 10 the eultyaor
The accessible and the society q the nghbor
hood is good. -,
TfR,Is OF SALEsCah enough will h9 required to deray
cost Of s and expenses incident TO sale The remainder of
the nrrchase be paid in three equal animal install
re,s with interest day Of sale the interest to be
pad annually purchaser execute his bonds with good
ersona secv further security the legal title will
he retained until the last iualmcut of the purchase nonty Is
paid The title this land believed ia be nnqncstionah
but selling as do shall only convey such lte as Is weston III
me Nv virtue ~ this decree.
For information those who wish are referred TO
ar Jnhu J. Amber orcsides the land address
me Madison G. H., Va. . 1890. 49,
,c = ., 5,h nov THOMAS " WEIGH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25
Loss ofthe Sfeamtr Ju,,,, R,L..

y i''"e BRANCH, Oct 22d.-The schooner Jnag.
p panef' OF iiackensack bound from New York 10
sl "aaueiPhla' Is ashore haIfa milo below Sonnn.
luz Is oroAen up and her crew are all drowned,
aoi '.aiso consisting ofpearl asherates logwood
hnJ;a ~ barley is strewed along the shore. No
"ooes have yet been fund
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25

w Inspired by the comfortable feeling winch good eat
and polite beget desire to say word about
the whose providence for the disciples OF EPeurs Gu
titles him Ia their consideration.
The inmabe ZErFII has reited his Saloon in order 10
feed the hungry with something convenient and 10 nor tn
wilkins caprcous stomachs without let ndcranee lie
is the princes Cookery and iS among rs VIII ~
measure. that emulation which has made u" ta'
Restaurants of LyHchhurt such pleasant rendezvous.
His tiornus education the eouary art will "naie hun 10
delight palate Euglisaman Frcnehm1n Greek OF
American. and would gladly recommend lu as i'i
the Kitchen cabinet under the next President Wh't'r h'N
Nning Democratic. The Bin "a lafr r the winter prom
es rich things those who take thought for the morrow W
thpv shall Even the memories of saNory e"isifa
we have devoured there ttranEtng BACK upon US anu
% that has tasted his dcect able Mtone Chop can ere
forgot that has ppcdh cofe once aud doc not i
H. bower again The hest OF all is by the time
Won can say Presto Ar2umcnt Zeten gets these things
ready with the magic q'icknoss of Nymah -.
Now fellow travclcr-wIy aring man. let me t'li No"
Won need doctor your appetite, and Iete r'hh"l t'
20 straight and engage the services oil the n
dertak,r. ,-,.,nt-pUNVn
or 2}dwaw 1E'' F'' ""'-'Dt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25
. 1853. FAIL a WINTER ARR

-y9-
zH4U VAL-SlMpSoN 4 BRO sign of the GoldSi
SAl-R Pad Lock, Main street, Lvnchhurg Va a.
AHS reccvinga very large assortment of Hardware;
Pocket aud Table Cutlery Gums Pistols Hunting and Fishing
Tackle Silver Pled Goods Floor and Table Oh Cloths
dow Shades Gilt Corncc; House Building Materials Carpen
tors Mllwrighs and Smiths Tools Carriage and Buggy
Trimmings Sadery Shoe Makers Findings; Wood VII
low Ware Farming Utensils; Housekeeping Articles
Their Stock the most extensive and desirable offered
in TINS market public patronage embracing the first
goods and the whole of them recently purchased many
are entirely and Just introduced for the Fa. Winter
trade of 1853.
They cordially invite their friends and the public make
inspection of their Stock either who wish purchase
may desire merely large and varied
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-25
TIE Ter0n DEBT Bill.

d. Atw ORLEANS. Oct. 20.---.lt is now ascertain
HGat tho Texas debt bill of the last Congress
o a, defeated in the late election in Texas by g.
gOmajorlty.