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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-15
Col. MAT. Martin, of shclbryille.

Grand President OF the Council OF KY
MANSFIELD, Sept 9Th, 1856.
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JOSEPH RAFEI,.

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ADJUSTMENTS.

ORLEANS THEATEI. ORLEANS STREET
MONDAY, December 6, 1856.
First night of Meyerbcer's grand OPERA in 5 acts,
o f X T r He DEVIL
h'"f s'be M Mr e1't"n nnsa Ramhau Bebrinoy
npkIGEsnrcs Circle, Latced Boxes Parqne',e, and
Third .arv %
ss.noors "a O'Clock petforn,ance Commences at
agt.No Seat secured unless paid for. ds
ct. CHARLES TIIEATER-sT. CHARLES ST.
w. w. t. t. Lessee and Manager.
MT, {. G. cHEsIEY ft SsR M"D"seF'
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress CIRCLE and Psrqucte. RI cents
Second Circle. 30 cents
C GnlIgry, l,ox cents.
Private Boxes, eaell...,,........SG %
GREAT R,AcT1oSMns. FAnREN will appear in her
great character Of Margaret Of Burgundy"
THIS EVENING, December G, 1856,
The thrilling dramaor
MARGARET OF BURGUNDY; Or, La Tour de Nese
HarE95c MIS- FaTten nrian Mr.. j. +. Maggie; Landry
i'o"eF"'''''A''eF which, the operate burlesque Of
NORMA.
Mary shaw. 70 conclude with Tie farce Of
Ct hSON CRIMES
p7g- Box Office open daily from 10 10 3o'cock
a Doors open at G1a Overture at O'Clock precisely DIS
C1RIsP's GAIETY-G xavier STREET.
T. J.. c IAiRRKE
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and ParGuete. ..s 81 CO
Family Circle equal any the ho,lsej SO
,a,rr +; .
erairoou Private Boxes per seat IS
Ten Elegant Private Boxes, 81 to s. eacL.
CHANGE OF TIME
na' Doors open at hapae o'clock Curtain rises q" o'clock
nsy-Tle most Elegant Theaer in the United States. ~e2s
THIS EVENING, December s. 1856
BENEFIT or, MISS MATILDA HERoN-wlen will be pre-
senied ior the the first time here the grea, classic play Of
N DEA
Miss Matilda Heron Icing the first who has ATTEMPTED this mag
CTeon KIN Of r",inh Mr.; H. Howard; ,Iason Mr. +. u
Ns MS t1sn GS5 s M so su %5
H. Howard ..,. TO conclude with
PO-CA-HON-TAs
With its [e e. e Ms r. Eese pvr Mis-, Geq;ztna Ioa
ass-The Gaie,, Rcfreshmen, Saloon is now oncn ds
SPAh.nISG = ROGERS MUSEUM AND AM
~ PHlIllEAIEk, ST. Charles street
Messrs. sPALnlNG ROGERS respectfully announce the
VIEW MUSEUM sALooNl
fIvH G5' GSbEE tn THOUSAND cuR1os1r1Es,
sSs n x: Es 9 Irregularities Of the ANNA" Veg
The Anph,hcAc for the present is devoted the perform
Of the celebrated West l. Peels
Il " p B E l. L II I v S TR Ell s,
directed by the renowned delineator
who viii giye their sa"a Paior Entertainments every AZ
lcrroo nnf Evening during the week commencing a,
o'clock r. NJ. and ~ r NJ.
Rzf- tiITite c!i"HEe OF pr, ItramTnc nightly.
~" Monday and Tqcs'ny-->hal;, pearean Festival.
iG:5~ Wednesday and lhHrs,ay--Rlnck Nigils.
~ Friday ana S.turlay-Biack Swan.
Together with Negro Mustrclsy md Dancing
YET IN the Museum Saloon the famous NO ARMED MAN.
Il
ance> during the hours the entertainments in the Amphi-
theatre not in progress.
FL Admission 70 the whole. 50cents.
E- h!4Ten during The day under 70 years age Is cents
Dc If
LNA9E FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE JESCIrS'
L Church, on iIOnLt street between Canal and Common,
will "Ecn on MONDAY the Sth of December the ine
lio a" the edicc itself. The public is hoped will favor
this good work in secondng the zeal and soctue of the
LHiics who manage it, l29 I'd
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E. J. HART & CO.,


NOS, - ana ~ lthGupIfouihS street. v. q.
rTIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE IH STORE AND
far safe the following articles, and to which they invite
Iaetirilar 'tr-nrion--
EMPIEEWAT ER-50Otozen quarts and pta, fresh.
TANARINIIS--2ju kegs new.
GtRII.'-5Qy strings, just received.
Gt'M LOzHNGj,S--lJn boxes assorted nnvors
JtJU BE I'tSTI.-lUU boxes. assorted Nlyols.
MADDrK-2ohr, prime Dutch.
GOLD l.EAE-2O packs, eArl, deep md i!rrp.
FANNY SuAPS-t large asortuen, Grrrau Of direct
importation.
ACErlr NID-5)ul III, Enli-h. extra strength
HOLLOW NY'S FILLS NND OINTNENT-Iy gross, with
Eas>h, Frcnrh and Spanish la,c},
con LIVER nII-l"l DOZEN Eushons;
5ldpsetI 'urne,ts;
,,,.r,,.. 70 'o1en Lines
'D'''' VI 0"''S"' anu '"ieT
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.. rtkklE POWDERS
For sale by EJU,pT 6cO
IL lt y and y TchoupioHo, street.
{ ,iiAithGS t. NAiEEf ~ CO.. WHOLESALE
NO" On ih'''l ana landing ...
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
j. NEVILLE, individually and a
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT member Of the firms of NEVILLE,
OF New OrleunS. ThtRNE K co. and GIFFNEY
NEVILLE Il co. VS.. HIS CREDI-
TORS. No 1856.
NOTICF1 Is hereby given to the creditors of
the i50vent that Of his property has been accept
ed by the court for their benefit that injecting Of said creditors
TO be held before v F. Cotton Notary Public SATUR-
DAY the 10Th day of January 1851 st 10 o'clock A. NJ for
the purpose Of taking into Consideration and dclibea,ir
the affairs of the said insolven and in the al pro-
ceednE* against his and stayed That
uel Myers Esq, Attorney and Counsellor Law has been ap-
pointed to represent the absent creditors
BY order Of the Cont.
Clerks Office, 9th December, 1856
dS3iin30d W. II. REESE, Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

ENOII SALE-THE STEAM SASH AND BLIND FAC
tory Of St John and Julia streets. comprising
Steam Engine and Boiler, upright Circular
encheS and snEdry other machines for the Of
The whole will he sold in block very favorable terms to
good purchaser.
Apply to JULES A. BLANC,
thap ,tcoa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08
Date of Departure of European, California
and EnxMMa nIn!ls, for Dccembc 1856.

All letters France, Holland and Belgium pre- paid
Il by the Liverpool
TOM - ceu1s by the direct Havre and by
British steamers Letters Switzerland Italy should
under the rule nrrtc earlier their destination three
cents inland postage from this office 10 New York.
4 closed mail consisting Of letters u'I newspapers. for States
and cities of the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark,
Norway, Sweden, Poland. Russia Greece, IonilI Islands,
is Sent from the Post office in New York semi weekly.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

e. f,, BOOTS, SHOES AND HAT'S-lO 900 CASES
FSbJ nhnr from steamships Empire City Black War
ill., ror and ships Gen Taylor Ariel and Sea King for sale
~low on liberal terms, by r. Is. AUGUIN
successor 10 l. Hobbs Il Co..
-... " - II and Il Custonloise st.
h~Srict attention paid in filling commission merchants or
drT>. nj s,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08
81 CCESSIVE OF MARIANNA WEBER. DECEASED
WIFE OF GEORGE JILMEYER.

ST ttENSlDN OF hARIANNA WEBER, JEtF
WIFE OF HEbE''E CLLNEYER.
BY TnrRNE d THOMAS +? E:.cllange Alley.
SATIJSD >: ~, the 29t'a Decemher, 1856. at II
~ "Gh, a, lH AFrSnvf VIII TO- %I BY r'rtne Hnd in
liz Second District Of Ncw UcIa,s dated %o,enr
T IN "vr; a "r X 81 ,S GrSb Situated in The ,
WtsuEt lh,rd District :" nj city designated by the No.
Na@, and tirest,nr trry on r"n r;,xn b. Hisson' ~
3Eh May 1872 Said lot m"asr@nS foow,, w
by no feet in depth bcM"ct' ptrtlellile
front sail Bartholomew by Depth tween
parallel line, tos' 1her With The main dwelling house
81 certain lot o ground situated same rfcr Of his
gi'y in That I%rt 81 suburb Washington, known the lcs
: as per The General plan Of said district, 18th February s
deposited ia tY "tes Of = Iaco,e measuring g. fee, front
drIht. American together one slory WOODEN
I''ItnG 'nd IMPROVEMENTS thereon.
D. Art- of sale before r. j. KERR n P, at the expense
OF the purchaser.
ste ES$1oS DE MARIANA wEBER, FEMME DE
GEORGE ULLMEYER.
PAR TnrR&E& THOMAS, % Passage de Ia Boursc
SAMEDI. 81 Dcccmbrc, 1856, a midi, Il rAr-
- c"r i4hk, scr4 HenIu rcrtn II I'm de l'l30r
N"HNfe Orleans en- dr" il Is Noyeuirc, lc6 pour coluptr
dc Ia dit succession, SAVIOR: '
nEon me district dr willie par lie, Nos ct lode
Irt n" s. c"nprs entire les IHrthtrni tt,acNi,o Via
~ Mai 1873, les dts los mraurelt colmmc
IT, lot No. y = PlrH p"uccS Glgnes de face Ia
hrrlni sur no ieIs tie prninlndeur 1es n4llr>
i lot No. ~ l"rma9 iync,snnr De la rue :ciiyo nS>nt
onteur entire gnc PARALLELS, #son ct tones les
"ns% ~, 1rs 'iols 4nf y tf9''en'.
Vile dams Ia rle n auourg Wasinctol comm sou, In de.
'nSi"n i;trlc de e:eIs lie dit lot i pariie DIES lots N>.
. Fcvrer s drlose loicc de + coste mesr,rTn; "a
N pcs de rrnuuir'tr 1e>!r' AnerictInc,
~ %> 81 ;"''rs les transformations 4u y trouyent,
Re- AceS de vele parevant N j, KERR, n p a,x uis
'e LnclNertur no 70 deco 1920 y
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AUCTION SALES.

WINTER CLOTHING, WHITE SHIRTS, HATS, CAls,
BY BLAci H. Z ti BEAUMONT
MCNDAY, the s s.ir Inst Inst, at TO e'cloek A.
4" assoTen o Of 1IG" ~ sna Cloth Caps
200 lots of Winter Clothing such Froc and Dress Coats
pack and brown H'neH cle csS;insrs sntine ccsk,
sanet nnd silk Velvet yes,s White and brown Under
81 Northumberland as
R1CE.....-...''...
BY 4. B. SYKES, Anctioneer.
TUESDAY, the 3th Inst. at Ill o,cIecIS Mt III
L. Magazine street, for account OF whom may CONCERN will
90 Rice, slightly damaged on board schooner Julia A.
R'S T1; !FT% ~ W VsNr,s ;ss, TO hi" port 10
CHAINS, CABLES COPPER rIrE ANCHORS, BELL,
Leather,
BY R. b. SYKES, Auc,ioneer.
oeSsR a lie f nna H mst; q: st. p,, hafp '
'" G p " Oh Gd + S GS"e s % be soa s
H%h .s5: i Hi; 4 V%$" %SF t E.s;
s RI! '1 3%., I;%l .. .sf%F ri so@n Linen
piece Namf1rir; bag torks.
SALE OF 300 LOTS or FRENCH EMbROIDER1ES, SEA,
sonauc Dry ticods
BY BLACIE & BEAUMONT, Aucs
"WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, at 10 o'clock A.
w NJ at auction" at their auction looms, No. Il Char,res
3 lots seao3abe Dry Goods and French Emhtods such
Is "eS and poEeh Meetings. and Apass Ius "nkHt,
derhhir,s, Merino shawls, six IIdkfs, etc,
nhojy, jacquard and Dac"nr, Hsds Rachel uipure Col
lars new sly Jacoist Collars Emd Shirts Black and White
ana Gnorel French Shirts.
n8r-TERMsAt sale ds
BRIG MAZATLAN.
BY r. b. SYKES, Anctioneer.
WEDNESDAY, the i0th inst, at IL O'Clock.
W AT banks Arcade Tor account Of whom it Concern
Brig Nazarlan as she now lies at the Chandelier Isan o
LOhltt point S5 Old.
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dSWtf PITCHER GOODRICH = co

aa VIRGINIA NEGROES FOR SALE
@ The subscriber has just arrived with likely lot Of NE
III GROES, consisting of Men Wonlen--Fed Hands
Mechanics Cooks Washers rouers, House Ser
wants. which HI will sell reasonable for good
city aeceptace Will continue receive lots Negroes
ring the -
H IinsAn's Old Stand, of Espanade AIoreau ss
OIL d&"sInT JOHN B. SMITH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

S$R FOR SALE TO CLOSE CONCERN
S-The ship HARRIET AND JESSIE, 453 tons recs-
d9eSsaSuter, built at Portsmouth, N H. large carrer
copercd and copper fastened and we'll found in sails and rig
sng PARTIES Wishing purchase examine where she
on board, - ~ F''1D
GEO HyNSnN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08
PARTICULAR NOTICES,

a. Ms ~ Engine Company No. 7The Off
O'Clock ' ' ~ " ''' az
attend. + T. ia NOTiJE '1
d8 80 ~ s,n.o,,,,
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FOR SALE.

s43ssE FOR sALE-A WE'LL IMPROVED PLANTA-
~ ItOH containing about 1900 acres situated on Little b.
N Eou Sara Creek, in TIE parish of West Feicana La
- miles tEonl Bayou Sara, and from Ratclis Landing
which is the shipping point. Ne'
The improvements consist of large BRICK DOUBLE
uNhLllNG HOUSE, good Tin and Negro Quarters and ali
the 5sqnfs'e outbudings The land undnatu nos
0o acres are in cultivation The country we'll
known to be healthy and the neighborhood coed 10 good
purchaser the terms will be liberal.
Gharles Percy who resides the adjoining panta-
to VIA show the property desiring purchase or
any information regards had tv Undressing
R. PERCY SARGENT. Natcfez
or VAUDEVILLE L McILHENNT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS HIS
~ friends and the public generally that he hls rented the
large and c1nmodions store MAGAZINE street between
Lafayette and Gro streets, formerly occupied by Dya Co.
tor lle purpose OF conducting general COMMISSION, RE
CElNlNti AND FORWARDING business. Particular at
telon gwen 10 receiving aud forwarding goods consigned
commission merchants.
MARCUS PATTON.
nj
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

St1,ENE C0uH DE DISTRICT / SUGGESTIONS DE JOSEPH
DC !! lie Orleans. 5MATll IS ct ARY GER ANTZ
A Wis est par lie present donne aux Cream
~ cicrs des dite SUGGESTIONS tItres
celia conccrucr. d'ayoir dtuc en- din ios ,a,er
t Ia lsentc publication les rasons pour lclecs compie
pfescit par FailninSraterr
n9ogne el les fos repartS au die conIe
Par ordre de Ia cour. ~ 'i
d5 3tin!Ui w II REESE f.ran.-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

NOT1CE-MR, ALEXANDER SMITH, JR., BECOMES
~ partner in house from this date.
II. NJ DOSSON co.
New Orleans, November l. lS5f-n3
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

NOTlCEc-MR JOHN DOLHONDE BECOMES 4 PART.
l. ntr i'll our house from this date
MARTIN, OWEN l. COBB.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT SUBMISSIONS OF JOSEPH MA.
Of NEW ORLEANS. { THIS AND MARY tERaNTZ
NOTICE Is hereby given to the Credit ors
OF these Entes, and 10 al other herein Interested
0sh0w cause within ten days from first publication hereof any
they have why the account herein pres cned by the a
minis traitor should lie approved horoloated and re
funds distributed accordingly. ~ ~
BY order OF the Court.
10 3t!nlVu W, Il. REESE. Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

A Wis est par ces presentes donnc aux cream
IL GERS de ohm 5. Turner inlivi,uelement
th!e dc la ,ncice commercials de lnrner& Woodruff quunc
assemble DIES dts creanciers eude de v F.
Noare Pnhliqne VILE 1UNDl, l5en Jour neccm
pfc 1876 heure 2. NJ ttiet deire syndc EN- place de
de 5. W Oakley, DECIDE.
Par ordre de la cour ce l. noveInOre 1856.
q. LUMINATS
MA 'inlLS1 btpute tirefier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

Fiat DE ia LOUISIANA.
JOHNS. Tt RNER, INDIVI.
DIEIIEMENT EFT CONNIE
ClSotiENE tnUR DE- DISTRICT IN MEMBRE DE LA SOCI-
de Ia NouAeilc Orleans. ETE tOMMERCIALE DE
TURNER II WOODRUFF
vs.. SES CREhNCIERS.-No
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COTTON PI.ANTATEON sOts NAlE-TEl =

- we'll known Plantation occupied tv Mrs n j.
Wilson situated bayou Discard, parish Onachita
ana oE miles from Monroe, with beautiful thence
70 o containing between nine hundred and
OF land with about $50 in very high ctivatou the
balance 1inbered land The place well Of
about thirty hands The improvements tbs very best
quaiiT, including Frame Gin House
sNt{ nsfroe good Stables Corn Houses and large we'll
ahhea weillg with all necessary outhouses
very well improved This of land will very
reasonable terms Tor reasonably prompt payments Possession
10 &c gwen On the LIST January crop il
Eateed Il is Intended to plant large of and
fodder potatoes, At the lowest price.
For further information this subject applyo preri
-'' - ~ r
ala dSWtf PITCHER GOODRICH y co
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

M X. EDV ARD TOBY HAS THIS DAY BECOME
IA ASSOCIATED with me in the Express and Commission B,l-
Its ne business will be conducted under the style and firm
OF ). TOBY, Jr., Il BROTHER.
n3 SIMEON TOBY, Jr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

ce1N NEW MII.LBHEEE-MRS. NORTON No l6l
pny'sS street informs the Ladies that She has just open
r ca rich assortment OF all kinds OF STRAW, VELVET
f.t>t SILK and SATIN RONNETS. of the styles.
9o t'Gr ch"ce OF me french Flowers, R!hms, Fral-
tis, litaf Dresses etc. Also, variety OF Ehlrcn's and
Misses HATS and BDNNErS. Ladies will find it 10 their l.
Vantage TO call and examine her goods before purchasing else
where as she is certain her prices much lnwcr ,an many
htf i'll The city. Country orders promptly
Tended To- Old Unlcis cleaned and renewed give iSac-
tUn. go ~
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAvETO lNFORN
their friends and The public that they have associated them
stlveogeher to carry the Noinal business Their Office
Is 81 Camp street. A. MAZUREAU,
j. WOOD BREEDLOVE,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
PINE GROVE ACADEMY.

WE regret being unable to meet The wishes of our
friends about old Pine Grove, in the mailer of the ad-
dress which they have kindly invited TO deliver
The extra Equity Court of next week positively pre-
vents our doing so.
II gives great pleasure to learn that this school is
in most Aourshing condition under the guidance
Of MIR. L. B. BoucHELLE. Why should j! no, 60 on
improving from year 10 year. until it shall take Its
place in the front rank The in district
There is population Of increasing wealth all around
it; and many children, doubtless, of real talent are
there awaiting bet the rays Of knowledge 10 develop
their capacities. We really trust that the Pine Grove
Academy may come TO be as city Bet upon Sill, a
blessing and pride TO all within its influence. To
this end, advise those interested Its advance.
men, to to it that its aandard Of ercellsncs b
raisea higher and higher eUery year.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
EXPLANATORY,

The following letter from the gentleman'y Post
Master at Augusta exonerateI that office from blame
in the matter Of which We complained last week.
Where then is the FAULT W. can but do our best to
remedy The evil, and lha, We will do:
Posr OFFICE, AUGUSTA, GA, July 3lst, '56
Col. SIMKlNs-Dear Sir: Having seen. in the
editorial columns Of youT paper Of the 29'h inst,
complaint against this ofices i would be obliged to
you 10 allow msa brief space fysply. After reading
box appropriated to muimaiter for Calhoun's Mills
aud found your packages, for the offices situated II
what YOU term the " Dark Conner" They reached
us on Tuesday night-were properly distributed be-
fore breakfast on Wednesday morning, and were
10 he Ut in the mail bag for The carrier this morning
Such has been invariably the case when the paper'
reached us on Tuesday night If, by accident, o.
other case, they not received al any lime un'i
Thursday night, they could not he sen OIL until In:
following Monday, US the mail is sent only twice PEI
week.
Receiving, as we do, large quantity OF mail mai
ter daily, il is imppssbs 10 remember what parllcn
lar packages were received. Perhaps, in some case,
your pa pers were moi sent on Tuesday. When recev
cd on that day, they have always been duly mailed or
Thursday. The delay in their reception has not beer
caused by nalten,ion nj this Office. 1t will afford M
pleasure 10 co.nperat. with you in tracing the diii
Gully and applying the appropriate remedy.
Very Respectfully, &c.
JAMES SMYTHE, p. NJ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-06
GRAFTON EXTRAORDINARY.

A friend in the west sends us the following rich
specimen of juvenile oratory as enunciaied away OIL
upon the Tulapoosa. What comment it is upon The
so.cnled Academies thai sprnging up all over The
land
"Friends and Fsller Cizensof Talapoosa County,
have ria up afure you on 'casIun which l never
have been called on nfore Hill lis on Edecation. My
Feller Ciizens of Taapoosa County, you'll not speet
10 hear speech from Clay. Columbus, General Jack
son nor Noah. II you do yonll git dIsaplnted nut
wha, say is this, EdecaiIon isa crate thlng, Mhy
tnoby sure hi, lis. What say is / am nothing bnt
schuol boy, but my Fellsr Citizrns Of Tallapoosa
County, am not fraid slam.d 10 spress myself
aTore Ibis rroud on Edecalion. | ain nothing but
school hoy. Now ant Etlecatiun IL CRATE thing, why
tpcby.sure hit iis. My Feer Citizens OF Iallapoosa
Cnunty will jest say my young friends what lnlnt
got no Edecaion, if y"u will jest gn 10 school anu ply
Yourself as has done, you can gil Edecnton: Now
haint hit crate thing, why t"obysure Int t's' my
young friends who has go old, and laini never went
to school, if you want 10 git Edecailon yun must g."
and umble yourself like dill Why my Feller Gill,
zens of Taapoos, when started 10 this here school
three years ago was seventeen or eIgheen years oiu
AM not shame 10 lel hit, ! started in The spelling
book "a voice in The cruud, yes you d-m iooi aid
will, these here little boys and gals yes my Fel!er
Citizens Of Tallapousa even 10 nmbl: myself down
with nv school master, which inle bigger man nor
he is. know whar my mnney cone from what go'
my E,leraiion. ax my Mamma and Daddy no rep,
,ions bout my Edecalon, had to Edecae myself anu
Edecation grate thing, why soobysure hi, !is If
hit had no, been for Edecation, We would had no
steam Roads nor Rail Boats what carry Us here and
thar, or any wIar provided we want 10 g. from one
place 10 ,oihrr, Jest look at Mr.. Doctor Stone what
cume through this country fixing mills, hainI he
smart man, why looby.sure he s, he fixed Mr. Plpers
MILL and he says thar is gold in these rocks about
here, and beve it cause lie is Educated man, ami
now my school mates nm gwine to leave this school
10 drive nv stock to Columbus in the State Of Geor'
pia, nnL intend to vote for Mr. Clay for President
and Mr.. Doctor Slune for Vice President"