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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-31

Austin, Texas, February 2, 1850.
Edward Clsk, State of The Rtatc az Tara, Al
hereby certify that the oregonE eight pages hereto ANNEXED
and Of the ORIGINAL entitled IAN act giving the
ss.ent Of the State o Terso An provide s
creditors republic
Congress SEPTEMBER nine eighteen bndd ana
my parsed scssisn or m. Th,,s mia
United States, approved Fch,.yy ,sns
eighth, eighteen hundred and any fvrn - ''"V
Witness hand aud o department the s,y
Tss.tl year aforesaid, -
EDWARD CLARK
. Secretary Of State
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-31

r NJ. pease, Governor of Of hereby
by that Edward CLARK who signed the certificate the preceding
of certificate
the law,
the original said state
tat IL due
In testimony whereof, hersunto my
seal of the State be affixed at Austin
sixth DAY of February, and
pendcncs United States eeb,ieth and
Of Tets the twentieth year
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creditors referred in
deemed Identical holders of the
whereas altered
certificates 81 said debit the holders Of which
BE sepwne payment Of and whereas section Of
requires holders Of the erhcn,es
evidences release. ts United s,a,e-
Stats of Texas before payments and The eth
srsssrss that public ,hoad BE- gven ot The space
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
SHOOTING AFFAIR-AN EYE PUT our

An affair occurred in the Fifth Ward on Wednesday
morning about O'Clock which resulted in Andrew
Jackson, a negro residing on the corner Of Worth
street aud West Broadway, having an eye put out and
bis life endangered, by receiving the contents Of
beavyloaded pistol fired at him by one John Smith,
also colored.
In relation to the matter Captain Carpenter Of the
Fifth Patrol District in making a report to the Chief
Of Police, ssys:
"Tbese two colored men got to quar-eing about
money matters ench ACQUIRING the other Of cheatog
him, v ben S1iib became 50 eBraged thai he drew :
pi.tol from his pocket and fred at Jtcksoo-the
contents tskir effect about the bead. Oae OF Jack
sop'- eyes appears To be entirely out" The cDned
people are fat following the fasboo Of carrying dead
weap,Ds End every little quarrel they g.t ito ~e have
less shooting sbd cutting aud 90 it will co.
lime until the Legislature pass some stringent law
oesirst tbe carrying If such messengers of desth as
listols ard oirk knives"
The injured conveyed to the New-York
Ho pital, where he remains in precarous coodton.
There is but little doubt Of his losing the sight Of one
eye and death may eventually ensue from the injuries
be bas received.
Smith, TIE accused, was arrested by Sergeant Smith
Of the Fifth Ward Police and held for examr alton
before Justice Osborne at the Lower Police Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

ASorHrR TICKET swupLE-hr. Luther Cesve-
hpd re.id.pt Of Kepdan's Mjs Village Me-, arrived
IN the city Yesterday en- route for Charleston, 5. c
and nm, nm 4, the American Hotel Cedar street. Here
he made inquiry Of the clerk for the ticket oios ofhe
Charleston steamers, and was overheard by "ropcr
in Of ticket Office, who Informed him that he was
agent for the steamer, and would sell him ticket.
Mr.. Cl.av.land then proceeded with the fellow aud
IA. Noted to ticket Office kept st No lao lAbsr
~ street Here the roper in Informed him that the
nrre Of cabin tickets wa, els, but qaicky correcting
hin self be named s25. The money was paid, and the
"nper IN" hlkd out ticket and handed !. to Mr.
Cleavelr nd, who proceeded with it to the steamer and
was there told that il wa worthless. Mr. c. then
called upon Justice Onborne, and Officer Faley VS.
DISPATCHED with him TO the Office. The ticket was
,icr ed rs. Cor ion ard tie officer found Gordon s
the Office, who acknowledged that the ticket had been
purchased there and that he would make il all night
Gordon then a,ked to the ticket and on getting 1t
into hi. po-.e..on be mp, and exu'tingy BID de-
fance to Mr.. cleveland, and swore that he did not
care a d--n for the Mayor, judges or Police.
The officer returned to Court and reported the con-
duct Of Gordon to the magistrate, who Issued warrant
for his arrest, ard he was taken into custody and
locked up in the Tombs The roper in stll at
large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
TRLTELRRE GUIDE.
TINE OF r. R TRAINS LEA WING NEw-YORs


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,sS Hc.s f, fs. s'Ss.a :: nd i sss.o,
tS m h.,1s S.s. sA , 'ess so..i B.t
;sSP -EIrre as ieoSra5.tos iS'sass ss.iy
.tSs NO ca NOD. %. on, n h, Qua ~ ,,.';ss.
t;is nFOrt Chester sp-si.' Al. ..oD. Por ches'sr
Ions rstISD RoAD.-rp.Y.. sosrA v--1J Broo''yAl
i.lo ~ n,Hi'itsd II ,sa,s.,o HsHr'1a,
e h,TSs !. 4. ;;:. h s.S..
60 p m -JsHa'e', al s,.roH' to Jsmsba
ERIE ROAD rDepet so, Z, Du.D- street. North R--rl
ss PS s.f nd al ba nis rsTs. .' che, station.
sa N Nal. all :suoa. s,o.p' f'a'
.S"p a-ris s ,Is w:y ". y .s ,.,'''
aBp nL-Fnusni, nesfJ al satoas
xEwy rR.EY RoAp-rD,po s,, Of co.r,s,d, street. ERl
60 Nail bro N. pncpsl ,sut ns
i,S i .'ssi NJ . .tcs il Ss.s. .l..is.
RI zck. 81 stations New Brunsp6k
,. n - Fipr-'s 1tr6Ush prinipsi stsiona
bdCp S,w BitEpsk All st,rons
, -Fnt, In oush lncipsl ststionA
f:,0 , n k.p brsurwHk. all siaiAE. 49,
Raj vsy lesve Of $50 ~ AID $50 N
kspsrt leave neary ev'ry half hour
rOPRIs EssEN DEPOT II couri.n5tst,S
tfsa m -Hs, t@rst,~n P.,.ers-r, 81 s~n
It:Oa u-OTsnse nd NJ burn A oommod-ron al ssSon-
3.6 m - HscieSio~h Passens-r, all ssuous.
e.C m Dover Aoco uanodst.eB all saiOns
NEW JERSEY crsIRAL Rad dept PEI so'. Sos. RIVER
f:cs u.-Psssersef Ihroafh all .,suon..
q m = fssssLser. al stations.
$50 m-Ps,s.tIsr Tlroufh al tsisrs.
$50 D.. H--stHtHIe fasfensr, al stations
CAMDEN AND ANrOY ROAD.-fDero, Pier No !, BsterJ.J
6aoa n Co., Phi,se, Tbs Throufh. oil stations
nj frdSr'svu Tfs hfos Oh 70 Phhsseptn
p m Fmssht. through ~ Phlaaerls. al stuon~
800 D -E,trss.. 'hrosIh O Phi sde pha a. stations
. m z n Th' Ugh allstafpn
40 ~ mtos; John Potter Amtoy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

Wife passing up Broadway on Monday evening" ct
the corner Of Sixteenth street, found woman Ia
bew ldered state from the cts Of having been run
over by bore end buggy. She had large cut-wouM
upon her forehead blood covered her face her dres
was in dserder, and seemingly, che had had narrow
escape from being killed. The scoundre who drove As
as be obcoversd what he bad done by bis furious
driving. tuned the corner and in the darkness Of the
hight escspsd. As usual in such cases OF Mayor
Woods efficient policemen were 10 be fund
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
vivseirss tongues At The church b BFooms s1ee''
y hard 10 forget any Of then. Tryh

MISSION SUNDAY SCHOOL AsSrvrhsARr.-Tee An
pivepary Of the Five Points Gospel Unios Mission
Sabbath School vas held last evening IN the sPos'
Cb ureb 10 Sixfees,h street, near Eighth avenue The
attendance vas not very Numerous. The School CON-
prs.s about 80 children, sho were neatly chad. Toe
recita.i.ps, ,ng,og &c, were performed IN very
err ditable manner Addresses were delivered BY the
Rev. Dr. Downing tie Rev. Mr.. Nickles, and the Rev.
D. NJ Graham.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

PRECAUTIONS FOR REscUIEG DRowNING PERsoss.
-Thcse who are in the habit of crossing the Williams
burgh ferries cannot have failed to observe the almost
utter Disregard Of the Company in supplying such life
saving apparatus as justice to their passengers and
common humanity would seem TO dictate. Not week
pasees but that or more perrons are precp-
tst.d into the water by their haste TO get off the
boat, perhaps from the neglect of the Company to
prt pery light the ends of the bridges At present. the
only means at hand for securing persons pole with
ugly hooks at the end and corks with rope attached
The cork a thrown out and If person be not too
much injured, frightened exhausted they can sieze
hold Of and with the assistance Of the pole and hook
may be 6shed out upon dry land. BY this process 1t
not unhequently occurs that persons remain In the
water from ten to twenty minutes, before they are
taken out, and in many instances persons have been
compelled to plunge In at the rsk of their own ives
One pilot alone, on the Peckshp Ferry, has rescued
from drowning some twelve or fourteen beings within
few years BY plugging in when there were no other
means at hand for saving them.
Much risk Of life could be prevented, and persons
rescued with greater case by simply having in q
venielt place upon the ferry bridge q wide, substan-
sl ladder of sufficient length for end 10 reach the
bottom of the alp and the other TO rest against the
end Of the bridge When required for use the ladder
can be immediately run down, upon which one or two
persons can descend and rescue perssn with greater
dhpatch, and with little no danger 10 themselves
Ladder Of this description are provided On the New.
Jersey ferries. The WlismsbuIgh Ferry Company
would do q humane act BY following tho example.
DIscoRD IN THE DonRsTIc CIRCLE "A young
woman, about 20 years of age, residing in Soa.h
Fourth street, appeared before Justice Jacobs yester-
day, TO prefer complaint against her husband for H.
treating and beating her In a brutal manner. ap-
pears from her statement that che married 10 Mr..
Howell, who was Q widower with eight small children,
in August last, and after few months, that he CON-
mepc,d to ltrest and beat her, which has been
tmued upto the present time She aso states that re-
Gently, through strstagem accused obtained her sgna
tsre to the following document:
WAs,sss ], Catherine howell, the wife Of Howell
AID whereas have been guilty Of several misdsmesnoss
vuA husband, TO Wit; At time thiovng lamp him.
and s ssoher the coSeepo With the grounds In, kc here
b. sehsewlsdse my guilt and promise In future 10 ceoAust ny
self eperly toward dear husband end further prouise
snd agree that am seain found guilty Of doing wrong
he may eLooss TO 6ct upon either BY beating kekins or
the suttins Oh Of bed without making sny compliant
my par, 70 yuslos Of tie Pesce. sthsrvise
signed, CATHERINE 10 WELL
The matter win be investigated by Justice JaeoSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

FIRST wARp RrrunLIcASs The Republican As
ISOLATION of the First Ward met last evening, 1t No
81 Greer witch sr,e ct the President Mr.. Garck in the
chair. Arrangements were made for holding the Pr
mar, E-eticn ON Tuesday ne,t, and the meeting sd-
isurned. The German Association met 1t the same
place, md took action for hike purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
Advertisement
WE KNOW 1T TO BE TRUE

WE CAN NoUCH TOR TT.
Whist we see may believe What we know We can vcoch
for Ard we have sc uay seem within thirty d.,s hree 10
d and four gentlemen no assured Dc that thy had been
pe,feeiy cured Consumption by the Of DR. Hsss
AkpgRss LIQUID IoDrSG. or PURE IODINE WArER
s.uuin. medicine mended by the most distinguish
qusck no.trum but wonderful adsptsaoa OF
he most powerful element in pharmacy to human mlsdie
Sold AZ al bottle by ASpE FosDIcK, No. -sv and
No t62 Broadway and C II RING, To- 1872 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

A NV SHor TowHR--A shot tower, nov nearly
ouplitd, in process Of erection upon the lot sdoin-
ing St. Georges Church, in Beekman street. on the
~.st, fn hessrs. latham e. Brothers. IL win be 27
est toths p.ak from the foundation, which is laid on
level with Fsny street II Is octsgon In FORM and CON-
POSED Of sections Of iron counns Arted the outsile
the space between l in with brick, laid In cement
Each Of these coiumDs rests upon . massive brick
:ouIt alton, being anchored to weight Of thirty tuna
eseh weight connected by inverted arches with 1t, fe
lo~'. The columns Of each section joined by iron
rrder, hohed with inch eOls. The total weight cf
iron employed IN the construction Of this tower 10
237 eco pounds. During the strong winds recently
there was vibration percepdble more than hundred
feet above the Foundation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
FIRES.

FIRE IN wEsT TwESTY-TIFTH STREET.
The carpenter chop Of Mr. Ven Noetraod in the rear
of No 10 W-st Twenty fifth street. caught 6'e while
the We ikmep were at dinner Wedne day. and is new
nearly destroyed. The extreme cold obsructS the
working Of the machines.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
NEWJERGEY ITEMS

The extensive paper mill situated in Trenton, New.
Jersey, was cold On the 18th nst At Shsrs sale for
@e4soo, csfh. The purchaser was Mr.. James Gsuut
Of this city. This min produoes paper at the rate Of
60 feet per understanding from Is 10 20 inohes
vide, widths-vhich mikes in one year, running
tme, IN length, 25,1li miles, weighing l,s0o, 900
pounds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
Advertisement.

Mass meeting Of the lovers of art daily observed
q. HoI nys,sO SHILLING PoRrsuryPI DEPor, No ,ss
Bosdwaysons through the picture mill BY Thousands to the
Glory and satisfaction Of all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

The Rev. DR.. Ptnbingtons ease against the Sixth
Avenue Railroad, which 10 brought 10 test the qoes'
lion of eolored name right 10 nds n the city osss
reached q tral in the Superior Cont yesterday. Mr.
T,Dmsdge made brief but forciole opening for ths
plaintiff, and called boy twelve or hAesn ysan Old,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
IACVerCtrueuf.J
prCrIRIs FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

Roors Coz oRsp PHoroesApHs are unsurpassed
Roor's CsAyox PBoroSRArHs. 81 new and beautiful style
RooT's NELANoryPrs. improvement on I've Ancfsype
Roor's superb DAerERREorYPEs Twelve 10 "a SILVER
Medals awarded Gallery No S5 Broadway, cor Frsnhinst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
fAdvertisement.l

Invallde, Nervous SunereIs, Dyspeptcs, try Dr.
Jacob Webbs SNGUIFiER gves visor TO the debisted
invisorates all the functions Of stomach chest bowels
heart bran constipation drowsness and wAkeful
mesa Very concentrated lns bottles - 50; two for &
DEPOT No. eO2 Bowsry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

It win be seen from thiS that the Mayor knew where
the danger lsy and that although be had consider
able spprebens;oos Of the other candidates, he felt nc
need Of Information In relation 70 his friend Judse
Whiting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

q, <61-AD going right here.
q, 49, Pro- PEG not % good, Barhsr shead
2,.64-Wsnt your tickets immeotasely herA
Is, M5 Libby m,r votes than ezpeotsd-
Is 466-Bsrker votes not lssge-
5.]e7 Libby has very few votes hsre
5,%a-BleeekeT votes a-Soing Barker.
2,+9-AD quies. Doine veil here
a H5-Ds moc1sic 70 lane here.
2,fT.-Yvu Iun up to the ticket
. S7f.-fo on run behind the ticket hero.
y, s76 BAKER doing yell here
q an Vote large. but against yeu.
S,fTS.-T,eschery here m D~mocrAtic tteket' boxes.
13.s7s.-This Ward IL doins we'll
2i.<s1.-Lbby mtn vote BSker
.34s3 Dem crsfic vote sSt coming suf-
3,@-Your fIieods In good sparfs here
q as -Rulliea haze and ssninst You.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

FRE.-At o'clock last evening the rope walk Of
Thomas Maxwell, NewaIk avenue, tool ire snd
ssd to The extent Of e1e The Tonptnes. Of the Fire De-
ssnse OWNS 70 the Nab vsd ~ the tine aud ths
bic Of ths contents Of the budns But few minute
elapsed ssr the discovery VI the Are before stssdy stroos
stream Of Psssate had qpeSehsdt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
IAdyertisemeut.l
Only those who have suffered all the miseries

py,p. psa in FORMS appreciate the value ~
medicine viii this disease To all who would had
remedy we say, try the OxYGEsArEp BirrsRI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
fAdvertisemen'


BUTTONS, STUDS, &c mounted in gold sold only by
WM. :. TARBrLL, No. sos Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

CBAnTfR AhrSpxrEIs-M.yor Manner sent
npnicAien the Common Coun ON Tues 1sv .vs.,s
.is. that The Charter Cssysnon i.st Winter dd not co%
gee hs vo5h Tbs Council pssssd resolution 20 oootsnu
the Corvenn and authorised the In lie nsmhs,
ship 70 b SLED IN order coDplss The wosk 10 dine Ia sub
mft h 10 the next Lesislsture. " WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

Su1TIxrH WARD RrPuBLrcAs ASSOCIATION. -
The Republican Assoe atom Of the Sixteenth Ward
met Last evening a, their headquarters in Eighteenth
,,reet pea the Eighth avenpe and elected the follow
ing officers for the ensupg year: President, ID. n.
Jsoues; Vice President, Nltoa ST. John; Secretary,
E. Sterling; Treasurer, Richard Winthrop. The Con-
situriou, which bad been submitted to Committee
for revision, was presented in an amended form, and
adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

eoas,etos. he pAist1 ssesd HI eass, sod sne
Court adjourned We ressea Nat d.. Penanssoe
limited bis night Il recovery BY claiming but $i'o~
damsges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

Coxnos CovScn.-At the meeting Of the Common
on TWsy evening the Committee on Assessmcufs
ssd the frssdent The were dire ed %
VIZ npsssnt and responsible surveyor for . sar.
lie e'smAse sss the s:vY.ssso. Of Nee and innssaiyn
S.~. = 70 Nov eH Ses sAeps 70 hep OPEN SIN
r BOT rsIsstss the snfissssra Bssor psoss ma The
o.nssss VIII sueeeBt eetal u Nance "a plsoea fhs
We refsned 70 Comaittse Ala ffl6ss ~ aASed
we Cnnnise en- Lave and Ordinances - CAsirmsn IN
Daee d Az wsvsesSyhs ,sslenei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

The USE OF TEE POLICE rELEeRAPH.-The Po-
lice Telegraph, well the policemen, WA made
ufe Of by the Mayor in the late election. We have
accidentally nts possession Of the cipher Issued
from the Mayors Office, and used On that day. It =
follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

N,BLo's The Pyne tro' pc win produce tonight tn
opera of the Crown Diamonds, In which Miss Pyn
appears to great advantage. This opera has Away
been favonte with the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

PARK BENJAMIN gave the second lecture in eourse
before the Mechanics Society at their Hall, No AZ
Broadway on hondsy evening. The Hall was filed
to s utmost and several hundreds went away unable
10 gain admis. ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18

tcken-for your forger-l never coold have ~ -
Psthy., What says our ssatutei The rsvisu ~ =
sentence ssd that they intended (ss your honor VI
the Iotes) 10 reach BY their action every kind sfhv1
poesible TO exist in the criminal world; and vedu
prosecution think they have, and have never kssssd
Q case Of forgery 10 % committed that did ~ 80
within this section The coansei here resd hs ssus
Of the Revived Statutes defining what forsa1 "
Upon that statute this pleading has been ffsnsk y
oidsn time, before the la~ Of forgery wss m0l1s6 -
practical shspe BY the aid Ut the commercial ~
The age, and the extreme light which jurnpuosee
:Sed upon 1s subject N tie e.riy pvt Of u. 80,
counterfeit the sem lanoe Of sonething, end VIZ
per.oos escsped beosuse the writing did not ecn:..
with Tie similitude Of that which IL W. hes1es
initiate OF utter. But you viii perceive thss or ~
hss made 4 pesiscely broad. ftexknds to svSyE.
The physical ard not the m1tL eject Of d h2.t
aependent Of cousidsrsdon Of an inten'iae y
night peshsps cay the pecunisry effects 2: st
out now man co0mits the oct, the ~
intention. il y no answer for the fors0 - 49,
forging the check he he'd no intention 10 dseeS;
preseots forged check emo receives IL 49,
70 ssy that ht did not Intend 10 iljure tbe 80
individual wboee name be had fursed 10 TIE onsGEax
he inteoded ~ make the money good, and % N.Y.
" hen that cot Y complete, the p'esump1a n
from H. IL that there was an ntentaoo 70 dsns1 -
hjure. With these outlines Of The law, wne ~. =
deemed II necessary 10 epresd before yod, u y. y
hniDsry stste Of the csse, leave that pan o. 49,
Jet and come To the stosy Of this ease. ~
Which this Indictment tells In legal lsnguae ~
what hike this: This defendant at my right sk
Spring and SuSuer, and perhaps sone $3.50
ously, was . note broker 10 Wall dreep ~ -
Known in business under bis own neme' q -
account, with no aasootste or partner. |y~aue
are f.m hsr with the commercial matters Zt
olis il Is not nee sssry that should 90 isees ~
OF The busiDess ola note broker. With Wns 80
mt did prior to . certain dsy, We hsve 49,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
VOL. xxI.---NO. "a.

49, -
the TerrisQgy are determined t" keep up cx-
elements anil ,adistuH,anccs. The charge
that Sheriff Jones was SHOT by pro- slavery
men is no, believed l'y any. nne; it is:Istats
OF the enemy lbvliesc tai, in.u5o .,li6J,iay
of !hr pane of Lawrence will <lrsn4 hem
the pro. slavery cause; and md$p..nf llle:pcr.3'
sous with whom have convers"h, express -.
:ce0nITleut opinion tha, the question of hansls
becoming slave State is settled un@!terahfy.
/ hareJ,pen two or three men from Illinois
that voted ut the last election with the Free
soilcrs, who declare they viii not do su
again.
The District. Court fyr t:,is (3ourlon)
comfy. Judge Cato pre,i:iiny, adjourned
last Tues,'ry night, after session III eight
days. became acquainted with Judge
Cato, and am much pleased with him. 10
is a native Georgian and Il clever ri.al.
:: would mt advise the young3srid tti"ught-
less to eniyra.e 10 this cnpiftry. Settled
men, with small capital, or, men inurcd ,n
hardship and deprivation, who can shelter
under tent till they can rl<tk,wn IN hew
out rough timber and rear j Ing cabin, anl
then put up with rough fare for Il year or
two, can and do live AN easy life afterwards.
aud may amass wealth. Mechanics Of al.
most any calling are needed. and can make
money; hut loalers ant .,laudies had better
stay away. Truly yours.
%HBmAJ BRASTLEY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-06-25
" As:iiyGroS, June II.
ale adjourned

Si:y.r.:. .:.--iIr. HutIcr !H'.c",''H! To r"!iy
to Mr. Suu,ner'< s?.rr!,. T.:r s;'i"'!cs "e'r
crowded with an,i'"r$.
Mr.. i:utlcr sa;l that III" n"rrSs;'.E Ia" h'a
addrcssa., the Senate on i;s "rc,;.I"n was
brought ;,b.ni I,v events over "'i'c'i he 'i';'
10 con,rol--rvc,ts v:.;cii h;:ye grow" ""i
of u controversy, ir"n ,i.t c"n'inri!"r.
mcnt of Which Il" :irna'"r Ir"nl Hrss'i'
chasc;ts, ne; sew IN his seat, ar. ':,".n'
nrr} woud Lc !:cI,i exclusively lr,i"n.
sibc Iy hi; corr'', ;.n' isi: I"'i. lie bad
delivered = speech, The n'"st extraordinary
,i.at ever had u',c:a'.cs in any legislative
hndy. recognizing tie >an"i"I.> OF la" ald
Of the Constitution Al iIIat ;;:nc Nr Bat
Ter was not here, aud wiIat he would haze
done if I.c had Been i.rre, it w"nh nav he
rcrsectly idiy to s;v, !. cars" NJ one can
substitute tie d,.i.;,c!a;iums oI a subsequent
period for what might have tahcn place u"
the impulse of the moment
Ills impression WAS, il he had been her"
he would have asked that Senator, before he
had finished some Of :lss ssasa!sra's p"rso,
naIy applicable: Is a1sc AMI if Ar.
died that,KeI aas ssfract or modify the OF.