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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-08-06
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self the highest evidence Of thejustice aud
wisdom OF their leader. Col. Fremont
could the more easily maintain this unity
and harmony among his men, because he
.., .,v.l siiUnI uiI.s alike. yrniuuG losIug
hs dignity, he held the most affectionate
relations with even the humblest Of his
band. Delaware Indians were his body
guard, and followed him to the very
last. The free colored man, Dodson,
was often selected 10 share with him The
most responsible services, and was al
ways recognized as standing on the same
level wi h the rest. He has since mar.
ried, and lives in Washington. Col.
Fremont has given to each of his three
children twenty acres Of California land. "
All the companions Of Fremont cherish
the most affeclionate sentiment toward
him. Kit Carson, tie bravest Of The
brave. the beau ideal ofa Rocky Noun,
tain hero, wrote lately from New Mexico,
where he Is Indian agent, TO Col. Benton;
If Col Fremont is with you, give him
my kindest renembrances, az also to hlt
excellent lady, Twas delighted to SEE
in the papers that his Mariposa grant hat
been coa6rmed, for II there is . man liv
ing who deserves The blessings Of HEAVIER
and the gratitude Of man, he is one. ,
! We find, also, in the delightful nara
\ ives Of The volume before US, indications
enough that Col. Fremont is q man o
honor and : gentleman--.a man Of intelli
! gence and feeling. a brave soldier, and
{ " good lpllow"--a warm pslriot and
faithful friend. III the presidential chat
Ae viii 70 subjscisdic aSeverer lrial, bot
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MILLINERY.

@ NEW SPRING MILAN VERY, No 90
pF-elH---ss Camp street, OF julia. ~ 9"
EaE~ MRS MCENANY respectfully informs the Ladies
~ that She received large aud elegant assortment OF
Ladies' and Misses Fancy Lace Hair Gimp, Diamond and
English
Misses Ieghorn Straw and Lace FI.tTS Boys HATS aud
CAPS
a largo assortment of Flowers Ribbons Lace Wells, Enbro
dcrc Fe Gloves Mitts, White Kid Gloves Emhroidrries
parasos ETC. which will be opened on Monday 18th inst -
country orders punctually attended 10. fees tMy17
,4 ~ LADIES, OUR OPENING DA1. sodN
WEEEs Mrs &. W. ROfER, No. l65 POydraS, be- NY
SA&E tween Caronlelc and Daronne streets, begs ~
sk1 leave to inform Ladies' That she is just opening
0pl'H''1 1851 RICH MILLINERY GOODS,
Silk Bonuets,
-, Velvet Bonnets,
Satin and Plush Bonnets,
Ribbons,
Feathers,
Flowers,
Lace Teis ...-....
e. Dress Trimmings. etc
Which Mrs r. respectfully invites the ladies and the coutr
buyers call and examine. hl-uh
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

coon 5IDIoINnsrT1 IS E 14S ,E2A THAr
e ha any oGs Ss
There BE a mo tss III S Hs GG hseqf mus
osp ga S%y m" Sas sst5 the S s
s o a o s sson sel i
Every 6o needs less n%n ye r a The s w sS
v fs ~ sSss n'f from oes Purge ,e Diseases which
ssaa Oh Die ' G sSa t. ago york TAKE sss
Tsn HIS isEs . q| ai hS Ss
s s pyspt psi S1sSI rsn
mqu nPa s 81 sfs s ass %e
% Of appetite nsrF ssra in , Of eo
e eans f for Shch SsfS I RensSy rsus
These are no random n are "eic''u W your
Try item once and you viii be without them,
PspnTs re fl By pr Dr. o. AVER Chemist Lowell Mass and
80 80 x al wSi ff STSy yIS
MINERS CANADIAN yENMIFUGE.1,A "A
w Certain Remedy for Worms It is tae n eSlheSea OF
ascas Ss' with s'S wie sdsn ac worms
the cause either known attributed 10 something Els
yo S r %5e p SfS
or less Intellectual the however has length been atInned
MheteTar sy ' H"Ve eHs t hs nppod
testimony Of the most eminent lys,eat's ana
Sf 5'S $Rhr s 5S;E
Tsn n Tic @ K
pH hsH s s a md de- rs T s
els in t he n"strls Which causes the patient pick his
H. s a fa f Ps sal GtS" @ the Hps
lie exceedingly irregular being sometimes Yoacos others
10 The following certificates numerous might be added but il
NS SiS ssp ?i' 81 iS @
REMEDY FOR w WORMS; -rv7Drvcr 81
cine PgRsre y NJ %hn WI ET q !s " "T M sSl y sa
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HOPE HALL, No. 90 ST. CHARLES
MUSIC TEACHING.

,,z,n INSTRUCTION I'm VOCAL music
EATlW THOMAS MARTIN, of the oldest instructors in
Sglb This city will give Lessons in this accomplishment to
Ladies or Gentlemen His ability is too well known TO
require recommendation. :. :, H..
III =, AZ Iii, ,,rnn,n attention oq If
n,ss MFRS CAMPBELL, TEACHER OF MUSIC,
At, gives LESSONS ON TIE PIANO AND GI lIAk,
ut her residence No % Constance street, and also at
NsE No 50 IIeviu street. rIy-1elms-S5 per month"; OF
twelve lessons H7LECTURES at y Constance street once
week WV |! -
pHAmsa rFG CIXING.-A. Il. CHANDLER informs tll1
public that he is ready give Lessons on the Piano
either ut his residence at that of his pupil
4 peculiar method for teaching children.
Residence Orange street, between Camp Coliseum
Place.
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HARDWARE.

-@----@-- = NJ. WATEKMAN.
=. WATERMAN ~ az 49, Il Gam,
~ HARDWARE E,Sll;s hsye so on hand and
are daily rGceylng BY foreign aiu in r,rt M
rivals, a general assortment OF apiceS co"ip0'
'' n HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC
Iron, Steel, Nails, Rope,
Axes, Chains, Scythes,
Carpenters Tools complete
Coopcrs' Tools,
Anvls, Vices Bellows,
Stock md Dies, Screwplaies,
. g.. Garden Engines Pumps -,uorr
Fl. Plonghs, Hay Critters, Corn Shiiee'S'
~ Agricultural Implements
rg .....-.-- OK Yokcs Bows Singlet,eeS,
-.- ...-a1 rgy-gz-.gy Turning Inles
Hoes Hames Shovels and Spades, Platform. scnieis,
Androns Tenders, Shovcs and Tougs Corn hiiis, ,
Copper and Iron Coal Ilods, o,-- Con eftShe's'
.- Single and Double Barrel Guns
Coffee lIeclas, Chatting Dishes,
Chinese Gongs, Iron Bedstends,
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers.
Stock Kettles, Portable ForEes,
oo91v '.- Stnes, Fishing Tackles, etc., etc.
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lam fully satisfied with the in which the above men
toned safc preserved its contcn!s.
II a. A. COWDERY,
Agent OF Albums K Co.'S Express.
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sAFE Observation-Disclosures

uEIsRING7S SAFE AGAIN ELCToELUTS - EA
Ill TRAORDINARY INSURANCE AGAINST Flisfs-f-A'
trnct Of from Norfolk, Va, dated Jan z 1870 n,
Nrssrs s e. HERRING Co.-tcntlemcn: On the TN Dc
cenlbrr last Mesrs Adams Coz Express otet situated IN
lur building III This CITY, was totally destroyed
by ire and their remained buried III the burning runs %
Yesterday out and even then found
red hot lay beside H. the brass
ornaments ngs melted OIL We Witnesses to ms Ne;
and If ANYTHING such heat it Is eoug1fe co not
he triumph indeed. We enclose cerIlcaie IRON
several parties who saw it opened ,-t, mag
Yours, truly hoNi1ANb N bit'7'
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ADAMS SAFEOneo Of erring's celebrated fireproot SAFES
was in Adams Express when Building burned,
several weeks remained buried i'll the rubbish until
Thursday taken I'll" fire, the occasion
allulrI TO- was and WHEN Ill,
found, after lapse of forty days, i surrounded
c,Fcrs glowing brightly. When opened the aud
other articles contained found 10 be sound nH generally
in good condition. norins another proof Of the security
The Ailed to be
the Rowland 4 Bros, who agents
shows clearly the evidence Of tcst
iIc0nhustble qualities, when its exterior rcdh0 in
burning that roac around IT, w amid the elhc!s
that Lnred around ii for hours, days and weeks.
The undersigned are Agents the sale of the above
n,in.d Safes a full supply constantly on hand
c. c. MILLER & co,
fe5 No. 10 firaVier street.
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,sss#ssSSsstss JAMES NIcCABE1, CORNER OF CARoN-
2Sss A4as delet and Julia streets,
TSSSssSSss GARDENER AND FLORIST.
~ Every variety Of Ornamental Plants Roses Shrub
Fruit Trees large variety of Shade frees comprs
ing Magnoias Talow Trees China Ash Oak and Locust 1000
b Rhubarb and Strawberry Plants just imported.
Gardens laid and plants furnished the most reasonable
terms
Rg-AI orders punctuaTy attended to. ia3l In
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XV0ODSVARD'S CABINET FEISNI-
"A TCRE WAREROOAIS, No, ITS Magazine street ard II
w Julia strcetFurniture Of every variety for sale and
Sa9 made TO order in a good and substantial Office
Furniture and repaired Hotels Ships, Steamers
and Boarding houses, supplied with Furniture and Bedding at
BNEaying taken the large brckhouse Julia street
near Magazine lie prepared quantity Of goods for
families leaving the city.
Furniture hire and moving attended to with Gaze
Ugly
DRECISNNRIDGN COAL.-THE suBSCRIBERs
d are now prepared deliver the above celebrated Coal to
steamboats, hotels manufactures private families etc in lots
to suit, at $40 per ion of 1000 lbs
p Yard Front IeYee, between Julia anu
St. Joseph Streets will receive immediate attention ~
GREEYT 4 FARWELIii 80 Nachez street:
New Orleans, November ., 1855. pooH
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Orleans. s
Be 1t remembered that the 18Th january, 1885, before
the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother Presden
and James II Wheeler Secretary, of the Home Mutual
Insurance Company Orleans who being duly
cordng law cpose and that the above.
just md and transcript from the books Of the
said Company A. BROTHER, President.
- JAS. h. WHEELER. Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before isl5h day of January
1856 CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD, Second Justice Of
the Peace Of the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board have resolved to interest of six
per cent outstanding certificates Of profits to the
holders thereof their legal on and after
MONDAY, the 1itl of February next
The Board also declared dividend of ten
per cent premiums Of the Company for the
yeard ending December 1855 for which certificates will be
issued on and after the 18th Of Mnrch next.
nTs Company continues to insure against the peril OF the
sens rivers and damage fire. at the current rates Of
premium Office, No. Is Camp street 80 = -
49, JOHN 4. SHAW, Ece-Presdent
JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary
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{sKTTAS brought 10 the City Police Jail The i4lh
wv inst, The negro boy G EoRGE; is 5 feet inch
eshgh has the upper lip; is about 10 Years
old Says3he belongs 10 widow Sally Wager living in
CIhents Carroll county, Kentucky.
The owner is request ted TO call and claim said slave
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No. rs tiirod. near corner ST. refer.
Ills cit! for The second time from Mime Stephens iiespi
M Dnbn He '$y peoFmin his Ton1e,@ euf5 Of
Wit nso cure cancers ylou The of Instruments and
s"P tS VIII rs w % in S"d s oys
oJ b 1 o t ] s : S"5G s NY s S
Pesji rsn% pG1 Inn iS on the first attendance Dr.
: ~ e. first attsH""S S and TjN ~
w. Dr. sheridan allows his Day io"k open to AZ pf Tos
and the hundreds restored sight. Pr s allows his
s 70 d nnn s H'9 SS s n s''o' are allowed to see the
d. s can he seen at liz office from \. NJ. 4P NJ
OH Gun No 2IS Canal Streets corner OF IRENE
T'nE BAGAssE FURNACE. SO I;lTT r. r, "a
tent II SaissH " s,s we're NV Sea e o as
Of sscnlsr4 ISL for f'ace burning Wool and Eas!sss
prs 4 g Of ff HY ~ HE %I%ESSh M
is It works entirely by natural drag and without the aid
a 1t eGtnin 10 CRATE other irons in the interior
3I never requires 5topage of the mill to have its ashes
h e ncasc is never stirred or touched arrives
5 Erns all the Bae9sse and makes steam er9msh to
in I s o1 n Fa e d1s HsS SHn on crop " 0"
THs F"rHace raes no rstssioH burn rasso alone md
fo pFincps wls wor5 ,; 1'e c re
O %s aTy uS Si5 nfi'H s GS to hs sey ! se
icks tralt' known be taIse by those who ,h,kt
icles hat cannot stand nj merits Mcpherson will he
@ s s '6S @ ps's ss S E' wilt Zig
~ n "st rs lS P TO Of kettles to
steam 9oers; and prepared TO contract to pS it to Hn'
"',s ere sstnSSry ;qFa"se ~ pnrsR19sG ~; ,
ing" s'e to be had d the '"''' SHM Il FL, G$l
ia2S dINV6n 81 Natchc2 street, New Orleans.
S,rKAUts's PAr51Hrr CUltN ANn ,FloINlNG
> M Nvoray known ,ronlhont i,e Southern S''eS as
Is % Sc. lin, r ?'r Ii ,a4r ' st"Hes
The
can in contact with its fellow to he injured by
4. 1Ta Iis";' M i"si % get loose;
& 1 Iy is Spindle piece from idsereo to hopper
Ts ssd e S EsaS: H'!e"' ''s" the stones
Is is f'eh' single gear S iiS Double gear, slto.
8 :. :. - is:
The soeh mill win grind 20 G6shels with proper
speed and the smaller ones in pF SBME H. G1nNAN
fell d&w3m No 81 NlIehez street Now Orleans:
DK NEyyELI's 1MPR 4,,,; p g, Co ;p9Ts15s
sa M Scw %T9 e S iSi Gu ad
" I S:s ffR Hs:is :seT Corn
being the most simple durable and every respect the bes
c9 ny A!' i" use for sale & f. nifGsE
n 70 gg4 L. 4T Po
and So per for dressed lois ouit purchasers
ci9 S Sm sawed 10 '' sTAE planning MILLS New Basin
MILES C. FOLKES, AUCTIoNEER AND CON
lHl Mission MERCHANT, Washington street, Ficksbug
Mississippi. ~ ,z-u;r4.o,,
@Wi sell Merchandise and Property Of all description
consigned him. and prompt remhnces made Tor tue same
Refers to-
Messrs John Watt Co.. and Cuddy, Brown Co.. Ssw oE
seans 40 .,I1
TOP ARTN L Il S HIP 1.-THE uNDERs L, W
~ have day entered into CorArtneshlp under me
= of DuPERIER HAYES CO. for the purpose OF lrhnsachp
ALFRED DUPERIER.
ALLEN l.. HAYES. r
ROBERT W. SANDERS.
= NE Office, No II ST. Louis street. ,,.r
j New Orleans, Isl December, 1850 oo'i
TAR-l7s bbls Wilmington, to arriye for sale BY ..4
! l m3 BARELLI & CO, 81 Common street,
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T.TCT )FFIG IAIa.
% 81 P4ER oLEERss OFFICE, J.

d - COM PTR0LEERss OFFICE.
City Of New oriesfs ~ arch 9TH lsoo..
Ifs NJ q. a5s7 35SS#58 II.
That The Comp be ana iheEsls n9
zea aae a
ssn ia HE 6feia journal eontast ~
S.Ssilis the draining nlaehes of he Iht.d ~ n
District or one the syn .
subject 10 Inc approval or rejection O me
\ sEaaiacil .$ . Il N. macy. 5S5$
IsignedI ". Y. - - III s1isrnst1.
s5s N III Il II aENBU rs
81 Psesi dent Bnard of a der men.
AnnFoyed February 1896, aS i, II. 4
n s#{ No. a648s II /,
TINT he Comp be instructed iossell
fer len notice; tor repairing NE
oflhe and SECOND sections accofdng
w III 6ie in The Stree; Commls $40
1o ,hs Of The Com
mon Council L, sI m Nv
sSs prssident Board Of Asst liant Aldermen.
Y ;sssai 81 78s 3#g u. u LuGENBUHL,
z I'll President Board of Aldermen.
s sstpIi' JOIN jim - LEWIS, Mayor.
,I ,;$s ~ ay given that on MONDAY, 17lh
S5ss', asjadcaie al Office; Al IL O'Clock NJ,
VIZ sp I'M o.DsBUYs, Comptroller.
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CONTEMPORARIES OFFICE, L
4 CITY Of Nav Orleans, May !, 1866. j.
That the ComptToller be, and he j. hereby
ana required to give NOTICES BY standing ad
III the Official journal, that in accordance
ths ninth section Of ordinance No. approved
Dol 1854 the Council will not pay any bill
under authority 81 an order
sn sGe Comptroller in accordance With the ordinances
s .asarraa II 2Sss5 Tsignsdl e.. +. TRACY:
Ssr. President Board of Assistant Al dermen.
81 [Signeai t. H PLACE,
ss8 83sI 4 President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1855.
NM sttsntnn 81 the officers Of the city and Of the
ID called to the foregoing resolution.
h O.. DE BUYs,
10 Il Comptroller City Of New 0rleans.
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Fourth District Pound.
&TyTAS brought 10 the Fourth District Pound, Jack
BEE son street, between Constance and Laurel streets
f#ass estrays--#g 44 H5.,, Us, =
Side, white iace- the left cropped of, and long
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Y - AUG. S. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
81 New Orleans March Sd, 1856 ma . "
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JAMES H. WHEELER, Secretary,
New Orleans, j anunryrl5, 1856.

CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE. Conf
" PANY-OFFIGE IN THEIR BUILDINGS CORNER
OF CAMP STREET AND COMMERCIAL PLACE-MA-
RINE, RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE.-The Company
have the following assets: 90
Invested bonds and mortgages property worth >
d6uble the amount loaned thereon 1886, DIG 90
Ionns on bank and other socks.g S. go 90
Bills receivable being notes for premiums 140s1l -
invested in real estate estimated $1,000 S. III Us
,e fm nrernns icourse of collection. 50S5 65
SrrinFron other companies estimated
Cash on hand 100,94S 20
Total assets SIS, 99S 40
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r EMOyED.-W. K. F. FRYER, INDIAN DOCTOR
IL has permanently located his Medical aud Consultation Of
fee No. 6 Ga ievee street between Barracks and Espanade
Streets opposite the y. s Mint All city and country orders
enclosing So post paid will be punctay attended TO- and med
icine with directions how by return of mail friee
Of postage. '
%" Office hours from o'clock A. NJ. till o'clock P ~
New Orleans, La, 1866.
N, B-Do not mistake my number and address, oStf
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The Company have the following assets, viz }sFt
Invested in mortgages property worth F. L
| double the amount loaned thereon. Sa $50 90
Invested in bank stocks. 6S6i5 %
I1oaped on bank stocks. 12549p co
Invested in ren office rs Camp ST. 81 600 %
| Bills receivable at short time for premi- y
| earned. 1Ii,6U6 IL
/ Bills receivable, being balances SUBJ ~ 7 ,tS
scrlpton notes. 44,4lS 80
| Due for premiums in of collection 2,466 81
| Cash hand. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SG,O4 10
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Police intelligence

RECOVERY OF SUPPOSED STOLEN GOODS.
Yesterday morning officers Farley, Gray and others
the Court of General Sessions made descent upon the
premises Of VIM Rando, at the Of Mott Hous
ton atreets, and liezed large quantity Of valuable
goods which 1t is supposed have been stolen. Among
other articles found by the officers were number Of
sleigh robes buffalo SKINS saddlers' silver ware
three valuable guitars some silver knives and forks on
which vas stamped Steamer Aueusta.n The goods
were veyed to the Lower Police Court and there
placed under the charge Of Mr. Nesb the property clerk
Louis Walkanisg, clerk Rsndo's store arrested
by the Ulcers and being brought before Justice Con-
molly committed for examination. The proprietor Of
the place could not be found.
CHARGE OF SEDucroS-John Kelly, tinsmith, residing
ct No. 1o3 Third avenue, arrested yesterday BY eff
Ger Dunn Of the Seventeenth ward police charge of
having seduced Ellen Frzgersld Of No. II Bank street.
under promise Of marriage. The complainant alleges
that she became acqus nted with the defendant about
year ago. and that the 18th of October last he had
sexual intercourse with her his promising 10 marry
her. that they the Catholic church on the cor
of Duane street and City Hall place. be married:
but that the priest refused to make them man and wife
until their names had been published the congrega-
tom that from that time to the present Kelly has been
postponDg the matter and now abe believes does not
INTEND TO ufi his proaise at ALL Kelly left the city in
November last, and went to reside at Charleston, s. O.
terdAy arrested the charge preferred against him.
Kelly brought before Justice Brennan the Essex
Market Police Court where he stated in his animation
that he could not say anythisg material 10 his favor
He denied having xgreed TO marry the complainant
and ii TACT, asserts his entire innocence.
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This vessel, which II appears has turned out
SLAYER, sailed out OF the port Of Boston the 18th of
August 1885, under peculiar circumstances. Sac was
fitted out ct East Boston, and few hours before she
sailed on information given to Mr.. Hallett the United
States Attorney, he issued variants for the arrest of
Vincent Cranotch, the master and Charles Martin the
mate On charge OF intending to employ hsr in the
slave trade The parties having intmatcn Of the
the hsrbor at right by a steam tug She was pursued
and boarded of Governors Island BY the Deputy Mar
shall With his variants, and by Lieutenant frouty, OF
the cutter who had directions seze the yes
sel The pilot Jacob II. Lunt who had her In CHARGE
refused to bring her to the ground that Deputy
Marshal had authority to stop the vessel she was
taken out beyond the light with the officers who had the
option 70 to in her 60 into the steam tug and
return shore Bcrg unable to effect the q tas
captain and mate and having sufficient force back
him. The Deputy Marshal obliged to leave the YES
eel and hc went to sea- and have tae results Of
her then intended voyage.
tSJsquently, Lunt the pilot, and James Z. SIMPSON,
Sse ssrd the schooner had been repaired were tried
H. H.h.I strict Court, Judge Sprague for resisting
ns,.s - ~, ~ taking the vessel to sea, but were
11as - .a Az s y the Judge that the pilot was not
.h ~ p o .ssei = order TO enable the officer to
mare ,he srrst o. the cspta,, nd mate.
Necessary or slave deck and large quans.s oS be,ns
water cask &c, and there be doubt she
procet dsd immediately to the coas. Of Africa aud took
her human cargo.
is to be hoped that The vessel will be sent to Boston,
with the captain nate and that the law justly
punish all engaged in the preparation Of this stociy
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T1HRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.


AOuse OF Representatives.
WARRINGTON, March 49, 1856
RIGHTS VOTERS WASHINGTON.
The House resumed the confederation Of the blu de-
fnipg the rights of voters, and the duties Of Con-
missioness Of Elections in Washington.
After struggle OF two hours the bill recomni:cd
to the Committee on the District of Columbia.
TIE INDIAN WAR IN OREGON WASHINGTON TERRITORIES.
Mr. LANE, Of Oregon, called attention to the horrible
suffering. Of the whites In Oregon and Washington Ter
rtosles caused by the unrestransd ourages Of the In
oAps twenty thousand Of whom, of various tribes,
located therein lie alluded to the frequent murders
committed and said that step OF the admlnstra ion
had thus far been Of service In restraining these savage
atrocities and that unless prompt action i taken the
white se sments viii be wiped out entirely He earnest
ly appealed for appropriation Of s3o0oo0 to secure
the services OF encly 1neans who alone can in the
summer time penetrate to the hiding places and fast
nesses Of the foe he intI oducsd bill for that purpose
and the referred TO the Committee OF Ways and
Means
Mr. CAMPBELL, Chairman of the Committee of Ways
;.,Means, said the matter would be considered imme
Adjourned y, uors.v