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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-05-17


The intelligent Physician will at once perceive tina
this water possesses the most valuable medical quail
tiles. j. l.. Il w. u. RlDDELL.
The following named gentlemen of the highest
standing in the medical profession, add their test
mony to the above, and recommend the water in the
highest terms, for the of Dyspepsia. Enteagia
Neuralgia, Dropsy. Chronic Diseases of the Kidneys
Liver, Spleen and Bowels. Scrofula in all its var
eies, diseases of the skin, and most all the chronic
ailments that females are subject to in this climate
b. L. llARNEY, NJ d.,
j. BURLINGTON, NJ d.,
- ROMEE, g
RICHARD ii. DAY, :"
l.. L. LAYCOCK, "
j. b. STINSON, g
r. G. WHITE, "
WM. GRAHAM, ''
JIM. WILLIAMS,
These Springs are delightfully."- situated II miles
from Baton Rouge, on the banks of the Amite River
in beautiful grove with good fishing, hunting, &c
in fact, with not having had case of yellow fever
there for the last three years With daily cOmmnni
cation from Baton Rouge, it offers inducements un
surpassed in this or any other State.
The undersigned hattcrs himself, that from som,
years experience in of the best hotels in Phila
delpha that he will give satisfaction.
There will be band of music during the season
and dancing every night
n. B.-A line of stages will run daily from Batol
Rouge to the Springs and back daily.
W. BADGER.
Grecnwel Springs, April 2s, 1856. mays
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-05-17
DAGUERREAN NOTICE.

AUUERRElAN NOTICE.
MIR. FREIDALS professional engagements else
Nl where, will prevent his remaining more than
two weeks longer in Clinton. Those who may de-
sire perfect pictures, executed in the best style of
the art, requested to call during that period.
march l5
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-05-17

FISK'S METALLIC BURIAL. CASES.
WE are in possession of the patent right to sell
w these cases in the Parish of East Feicana.
feb % BUTLER IL KOCH
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-05-17

Dr. Roses 7irotiss on C5aampfon-pricc one dollar
Address JOHNSON STEWART ROSE,
3sl Broadway, New York.
n. B.--The new postage law requires prs s-payment
of letters My correspondence being extensive, ap.
plicants to insure replies must enclose postage.
I1'"Money letters must be registered by the Post
master. such letters only being at my risk. Jan 5
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-05-17

Culver WARE-Just received supply of forks
- spoons, butter knives; &c. for sale by
march Is NA UIHAN s. STRA USS.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-05-17

DUN IS M.
NIlE undersigned a graduate of the &.
l Baltimore college OF Dental surge 1fyS
ry. aud with several years practical en- IYD
perence in his profession feels warranted in Offer
ing his services to all persons desrous of procuring
skilful and scientific operations on the teeth Eve
ry operation warranted to give satisfaction. All
calls for visits attended to promptly.
Office, in the second story of the brick building
opposite the Union Hotel.
Office hours, from o'clock am. to PM
Permanently located at CLINTON, la.
ian 2G r. +, TAYLOR, ID. d. s.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-17
Eleventh Congressional District.

The Democracy OF the Eleventh Congressional District
have been inspired to nominate candidate to run in OPP
position to the Hon. Jno. 5. Garlic. Their object in
king nomination FIVE months in advance OF the election
is suppose, to give their candidate chance the
people all alone and in Mr. Carles absence This would
imply that they have good to fear that their nom
is utterly unable cope with his competitor upon the
stump-whch doubt, is the fact. But their exceed
ingly fast arrangements apprehend, will to
very little Though there twelve hundred majority in
the district in favor OF the Democracy yet Mr.. CaElcs
personal popularity great energy, and superior TACT will
overcome il most triumphanty. The following from the
Parkersburg Gazette is all have learned to the Dem.
ocratic nominee-which is not much as the reader will
readily perceive:
"Abert G. jenkins is the of the Democratic nomi-
for Congress in this district But who is jenkins -
demands the anxious public. Why Jenkins is the
Democratic nominee for Congress in this district he lives
in Cabe county his father is very wealth but espec,a
bic citizen of the county, and that's all know
about jenkins, at this time. Five months intervene be-
this and election however and during this inter
val shall make diligeEt inquiry concerning the Jen
kns Aforesaid, endeavorng ascertain what he has
recommend him, beyond his broad acres. Meantime a,
many of his friends remember his name, will be
happy to tell who anl what jenkins is"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-17
TaleRranh fn Cnha

The Philadelphia Pennsylvania has the following
paragraph on the subject OF early Geographic
connexion between the United States and Cuba:
zone OF the most important enterprises in connection
with elegrsphs next TO that the Ocean, is the pro-
ect of reaching the island Of Cuba BY the electric wire
Responsible parties have been in correspondence for
mouths with the authorities in Cuba and also with
the government of Spain through their Minister at Wash
ingon for the purpose Of carrying the pan and from
the present position of affairs shall expect to see il
consummated by before the time that the TansaAn-
tic line is in operation. 1t is proposed to lay cable from
the point Of Cape Sable, the southern point oil
Florida, to Havana the distance being little over 40 miles
about the stretch that the Gulf OF ST.
Lawrence Key West may also be embraced by the same
L..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-17

In alludng to the question Of slavery in the Terri
tories the Penn'ylcdnidn, Buchanan's special and
confidential organ, speaks of that view Of the sub
ject (which has been widely asserted in the North
and so generously endorsed in the South, that e-
galy elected Territorial Legislature has the right to
prohibit slavery in Territory" Here is Squattcr.
Sovereignty for yoa, pure and undcfiled. Here is
the doctrine preached by Mr.. Buchanan's home or.
gan, and which that organ declares has been gene
rously endorsed in the South" When and by whom ,
We call the attention OF our neighbors Of the Erdmi
ner and Enquirer to the heretical teachings OF old
Bucks confidential organ. II is more than probable
that Senator Bglcr interpreted Buchanan's views on
this subject correctly In fact it is almost certain
that he did And this being so. call upon all our
Southern Democratic contemporaries to open their
batteries upon the new President al once
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-17

there is hardly doubt that he stands high in the
confidence Of Buchanan, and win be the shaping
and ruling spirit Of his administration And is this
what the South bargained for in their support Of
Buck and Breckr That ''the impenitent veteran
OF the crusade against slavery is to enjoy the favor
Of an administration upon which the South relies for
the support OF its rghtss" Verify so. disgruntled
and disconsolate neighbor. You and your Southern
friends must submit to the rule Of Tom Benton. The
edict has gone forth. Truly has the South fallen up
on evil times through the agency Of the immaculate
Southern Democracy A..f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-17

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL.
w.. CO Orc r % N. w r,'', pss ~ .'
day, 1900 va,. s... YER. sold Is. and sam. amour; w
A', T,. n size, sold =, ssS.
- ,s ~ p'saa' o. iooseeo per ae's
an ,..ss. $50 ,s S
ns 100 virgins. eco tn. Whole number Of ,er for su,.
time va, 100000 which :. an sv,.r,
:, 500 On s. a,. acre. ,sss r.ss. ..a..
being .bsu. onsha the duty 'svsa os., n..a
peaad' only kv.! state 10 The un'es p.casos TO-
r-siss. 50 s a.. va. no. sas~...a,a n. rear 1850
We have received the December number Of Hunts
ns.sA.. n's..a., and and n usual. ven dnss. ..s ms
ss .ssn. ,1s ,'sa .rsssa VIII 'a s.' order
u.y s.arulh.s In mi. Magazine. Indeed the msnasr and
form are no slight Of value The matter Among tho
BIZ rrs.dsp, Msoo, Of ,hs soa,h c.rsn, c"prr. y
1.-THE Bankers Magazine for November and December
Among the article. veil .d.p.. In Thu -ot for
The u .. banking a'ia,oas and espi.ll's List Of eli the
history Of sas.nd Vi. ). ...a.ssy rad
late asel.n THIS oss IN 'ssrsoss 70 Banks p' Of M
saans Notes. 1e s'as, valuable ssfs to a. -Ao would deal
.rs,. sa,,,,s - ~ n.r., 80 In :, ' s. s'e r"'
This reriOde. pubuhed No. ares New yort
Ss m01 ,, s01 xn.s TIC following Inn
change be reported N. Iron Trade The
!. ne baltic sS,s Ia: "a Or
assns the supply Of ord... mall and d.
siO,s. INA, The vi. Be only partially employed ihass
posahn,y spring The cause.
shsh ha,s led to @is depression mo, deal. 70 Indicate
came nom xerica concurrent with 1ery
hat the Exports from this country ~ rose o s
hardly be followed reaction dsnelsa eSr ."
oay f 10 A%sa and .hes 9s sT u.s. rnsn wa, most
@ S, The .ps.sS sSp. 10 ISIS and %
The loves. IL The United Canada we're
but h. anticipation largely supplied order. for war
Ss sU,n ~ s Baltic and % Msr
export. Liverpool all the produce Of
export OF all kinds Of IRON pig aud from s IN,
s Tl &c s,; sss sSs 10 "a. S 81
sent year only 1850 ons which, adding The % ns,n
ton remaining months During Which he espo
the very reduced exports Of $50 ' '>'-e '' year over
During the the price. Of
from s to $40 during he year In the last hpe Years
70 s az Ty y S S% ISIS
g have from $4,000 ton. to 1900 goo and that
a.crIbed to the high prices prevailing country isSs
pe,ns with our iron In their own arst In e, 40 Tar /, M.
sS%p',on said to hay. gone tina, native made ,on which ha,
making lis way into the eastern states and even (, he iian
ports
Is. s n' har '.S sound rs @ s s & t. the sg
Peiior. whS are supp'aa;ng Englh IRON in the Und States
eenieraSls period Il would ruin many 81 ,he Ss, r
gfAsarsr: and would Tor time The to large
coass however. .pPesr open to grave questions. u
declared snd eus.
lion must be sGecrd in the uoknen Should further
TITS extremely undesirable, especially the pro.
likely bat :. The general trade Of The coaSt1y
gG;' the S'Ss'
po the O the Atlantic small
Sl Of Rss sa' s h tho p s sS s %
stah dhe iron were ,einsd The result would &c 70 give the
The rate. Of hes; iron the hrtls. makers could
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-17
IlIED.

Yesterday morning, the 10Th instant ALLEN only son
William e. Richardson--agcd years
The friends aud acquaintance Of the family requested
tend hts funeral FROM the residence his father morning
O'Clock.
Al The residence Of her father county King Queen
the 2S,h day Of November 1896 MAMIE wife Roger
and only daughter Of Wm Brookcs-agcd eighteen years
three days.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-17
AUCTION NOTIFICATION aud Shoes ri,
dsIf-n DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO.. Auc,.

- AUCTION NoTICE.-Boon add Shoes, nj.
c ssTish n''"l"sS DAvsworr, ALLEY. CO., A.ss..
K%sPECIAB NOTICE.-The particular attention Of
y the pS9 Et% ss sSy, ss ' ~ S ss .'c o
..lonsr 70 i,ke place iodsy The property or ,s mos par,
residences FOr particulars see auction head. -.
rnorv .s .I:S rs, o Ns s,. GA Ar ia
UsDRa sHiHTs xND puAwEns.
Merino k ~ Buck and Canton anne 81 good qoss
;" "''' 'n' 0"'I mu y Isl r;ss CoATs.
% EeonSms ssa SsaSg s aRTS important e, s c s
toners WI "'' ~ TSG p1 is uSaT IT stock
Jus received sma ss'oried e u these Goats, inside The
40 $40 '' '''y GEosaos o's % s's sa q e
Hg,ES,Ec,,s;o uSSTA,L o. HEiIeIoUs ~.
o. 90. s.ry ssss me h n 2 az s W. =, 49, ~ psE a Ia
q ossss county w. and wei approved ~ ts % s
leading feature concise cs,eeism Of serip,urs History
per yss, Il sos,.u siS w.. B., Or, sTsssad
pe o1sh.m o. ssfp,srs Doe'sne sn snswers W bels
praise s ~. Ssss,s s ~ sS S' ps ' Of P's id
NEwAND BEAUTIFUL HOOKS ron CUT
srs5s Pi.,sT.. fsg ona s ,r.sas,s ,o@ T., as,%.s y
Cousin Yannis Worth wssl snd other ialsy cousin Ang
o, a r. .se ny W. w.Ss we a''''' o. Violet s'ass@o
koSbooo. sqosi % toe i u, Harxcraurver. with nlu
trauons, ~ Christopher Pearae Cranch. |.l
RED asasd. stories for ohidrsu, Translated from W
NEW gOODs nv STEAMER
~ msst cloth cesA'
white and coored muslin embroliersd Roles
Black Collars and Sleeves
Lace Berthes and blact lace Capes
Barie Ginps and Trimmings
Wadded ard other knds 81 qklrfs
with mauy other thlnEs, All % b sod los . IA
dell pafrF HayIv A waTKfNe
n TQUoHs AND wINEs.-Imporsd prsseh ns.pdy.
- Oardf Dupuy Co Scotch Whisky. Holland Ncdca,
sherry and Por Wines Domestic Pale Brady Virginia
Paeh sad Apple do od fsr6 nye asd MagneI. Nksy br
dsif ~ m.in .sr..,
GENrIsR Old FRRNcH snANDy, Al one Co.,
~ Jar bottle onU 81
cell sgnPtrs DRUG sor,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-17

STEAunOAT FOR sALE.-The own A ~s-TA
q rS1 s M.. a. Sge Nos y G 5HSnSs E
for sale low price Her
!, lee, Inches Ssr q hold Zee, neSes baon VS. ic *
tons and draws feet Inches water Was built New York
The houses JOlner work. etc. have
s po ,sI ,.s Ace ss iaTs saa beautiful saioop and
ssa a forasa saSn Soy s
s shop Sg ss9 s s s sa sI
boat ya. boats. Preserye force pump, hose ae ~ aeeor
order cylinder oo,s inches diameter II e STROKE; ~rout
Ton built months boiler, built 1851 ~
Nae OF Philadelphia and vi require repa. I.
ss !. s SosT s a.S s s g:
TIE Ss, q" s I
,Dpeaaon % the uudsr'snsd :. Rch%On 4a We
deir-iO, sapt Richmond ssd Ps,sr.esrs n r.
I,gn SALE, a SMALL FAaM ny PowIA-
or YARN which Ne resides. 2s
slroai from JameS Tor
%sa consist q 2%"s house, sssS oTosSy re-
Ps and p,S,saP room. and ssat g., ases, ,s5
tanning y stalls. There between g ssa 81 asisa
Nee JsS, f Mss, s"i hs re . Js "'''
ed I Ss a s SsS S s ~ so T.: ss ss. vi"
Terms made Known upon Application or o. az q ale
detT-d&ctd. 20, Pine Creek NIl,' Povhaisn co., Va.
Enquirer and Examiner and send bh TO This once
Jew noOKs.-Jus. received b.
Medical Note. aud Reaecon, By sr H,nry Holland iar, D.
scenes sod Adventures IN he Army Romance Of Military Life
re.,su,n, or onna in the Family.
children By Frederick Adopbus
Erummacher
Jesus 10 the Temple or Model ofYoush, ~ T. sort.
dell
PREMIUM MEDICINES.
Physician. ssd sli,s % tSs' PRsNTUa nFD TST
which, Of the Virgins Mechanc Institute we're
diploma
manufacre, they prepared
fay selected drugs ay be relied on being o. i parmaeop
sai strength.
Tsy vii also tep an assortment Of Surgical ofs
qusfy those for which AZ ne
diploma Together SURGICAL
appliances fan Kinds which We be sold ~ the snufactursr
prices, ~ - =. - =
and Manufacturing rharmaceuttsts,
deli t,hand Frantiln s,s., Richmond.
n ENGLISH LADY, o. considerable experience In edu
~ cation wishes obtain situation governess
mans family rsdse " q the southern States She ktherongh
" eompstent 70 teach English Al Ne branches French Italian
0crman and Music. She member of the Anglican
ceient references VII b gwen
Addres, 7. y Boz 2, Post Once, New York
upATrT BHusHEs, vAHNrsH HursHRs 4. N
Tools SHIPPERS, MaftinF brushes, Brushes white
wash brushes Shoe and sbvs Druses eame and abis MAR
hrusfes, Tor snie N variety
a ~ - sfNpLra prus Store. 1o7 Main
ftOuGH RELIEVED soeNEu nv lRo-
~ NARDs fNsTANr RELtFF than any oner Price % cent,
PURCELL, LADp co,
-delI Druggs,., "a Main u.
HtnEEeF.--looh 49,. r,tr.. a.. a. "a. A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-17
RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC'R n, isSe.


Wh0-
Arciss srffss botA sides es paper % not Dc pbfsA
Cd ss rse Of long sfdadso osg 20 be tnotra 20 al
esd n g. Be dspartsc obituary nofice srcsed
ea1 sfgAf hses ch1rved for adrsrfisensssfs.
eW CbsssscsSfons sri be cArgcd s odcsrtiss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-17

f~> SPECIAL NOTICE.-The particular attention .
WuW the public called n the sale n tho valuable
tate 10 me city Of Hchmond, advertised ny " w Harve Coo
mssone 70 ske place to-day. The property Tor the part
situated IN The heart ~ the city desirable for
residences Por particulars see auction heal
DELI 0ODDfY . APPERaON. Aucts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-17
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL coNyENrroN.

SAVANNAH. Dec. lith-At half past nine the Couveu
ton was called to order by the President.
Mr.. DeBow, Of Lou, reported several resolutions from
the Committee Business which the Convention pro.
ceeded to consider
MAI NETTING CONVENTION.
Resolved, That In view Of making this Convention a
permanent organization, when il shall adjourn will DO
to meet again in knoxvic Tennessee the second Mon
day ina ugus 1887 and that the Governors OF the
States and the Mayors and other Officers Of and
les be requested to make provision sufficiently u advance
for the appointment OF Delegates who will certainly
tend.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-17

ENGBfsEt LADY,. ~ consderabie experience IN edu
n cation wishes 20 obsin situation governes Gentle
mans family residing q the southern saie, she horong
eompsen 70 teach English Al Ne branches French Italian
German and Music She member of the Anglican church
cetent references VII BE- given.
Address, 7. =. Boz e, Post Once, New York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-17

The following resolutions we're reported from the Com.
mittee on Business.
Resoised Tha. this Convention looks With peculiar gra.
thcaton upon the prosperous condition q the several
State institutions and the pfaseworthy ercftions Of the
different Christian denominations IN the q educa-
ton within the States here represented ana hereby ten.
der 10 them i grateful recognition Of their momenious
work. and the remarkable which has crowned their
tos.
Resoirsi, That this Convention earnestly recommends
20 al parents and guardians within these States
slider VEIL thatto neglect the claims oi their semna
rcs and colleges and patronzc and enrich those o. eote
States y faught with pc 10 s1cred interests per
pctuang dependence those who do not understand
and cannot appreciate necessities and responsibilities
and II The same time fixing lasting repfoach upon
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In Press

BY D. APPLETON Co:
MRS, KIRKLAND'S MEMOIRS OF WASHINGTON H.
lus rated.
MILLEDULCIA. A thousand Pleasant Things Selected
from Notes and Queries.
The SOUVENIR OF FRIENDSHIP. A Chstnas and
New Years Book. Svo.
The TOKEN. For 1851.
THE MIGNIONETTE. For 1857. $50
Novel by Mr. Rives lady of W. e. Rives u virgins
TIE POETRY OF COUNTRY LIFE. Beautifully Illus
trsied with original designs .
THE ANCIENT MARINER By Coeridse Illustrated ID
RECORDS OF THE HEART And Other Poems Illus
new edition of THE ICoNOGRAPHIC ENCYCLoPE-
TiMEs OF AN OLD MAID By Emile Girardin. vol,
l6no.
A NEW JUVENILE. By Cousin Alice.
SEDGEMOOR Juvenile BY Mrs Richards.
RTRNS'S CYCLOPEDIA OF SERMONS. VOL 8vo.
HALLS COMMENTARY ON TIE GOSPELS. 2vol',
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TFE ILLUSTRATED-A WEEKLY FAM
TTHE TRIBUNE (late Whig) ALMANAC io'
1886.
FIFTEENTH EDITION.


Published This Day.
In addition 20 the Calender sad Astronomical Cal
culsons this work contains: - - -
CLASSIFIED LISTS or ThE MEMBERS OF THE SEN
NATE AND HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
GOVERNMENT as THE UNITED STATES, ExEcU-
TIVE AND JUDICIAL. -
THE LAWS ENACTED BY THE SECOND SESSION OF
THE NNNIlID CONGRESS.
ST4TE GOVERNMENTAL List az tie States with their
Capitals Governors. Times OF Holding Elections Meetings
TIE POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT BY STATES
ELECTION RETUBNs FROM ALL THE STATES III
THE UNION (Nkeren elections held for 1850 care
tuy complied ALL pared with former elections,
pre;sly for THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
THE WAR IN TIE tAST-A Crtic@l sIl Historical Review
of the Nsr bctwoe. Russis and thu allies
A Hfs1ORY OF KANSAS TEKRITOfN-BcinE & suoclrct
All carefully prepared Statement rnircu9 the CA-rstr
LEGISLATION ard rGc.ug doiug- n tlzt TeE1 Dry selersy
GOV El,NNfNTS or HUROPE-lncuclus Names aud I'tes
OF soyertgns hEri-- States. Foius Of Government
square Miles Popula.-on R.iSon, &c
AMERICAN HISTORY IN BRIEF-lmportAnt tAeis II ise
Settlement and Pro-Esos Of the Uuited ttAiss
ORIGIN OF PLANTS-fhc NATIVITY se Prominent Us<al
PsnG
AN ARTICLE showing tie different MOI. Of Weights nd
M,asEes in IL various CounE.cs Vi Europe LA
WHAT SHALL WE EATl-Table. .ho~lrs Prices Of ne
Chief Articles Of Food @v YORK tOcotr 1891 and ne
pruporthn Of ufrliious master iu each article.
SINGLE COPIES y, o.1ts 81 pr dozen. - Per loo
R~si1g- tie ALMANAC, cent each prepaid, or eau
escl Nlrn pre- paid, x-up
y B-Mans mq lrie. mad or back aTineers q FHE
WING ALMANAC We uIs furnish capes Tor the years
1850. 1852 ssd 1855.
- GREELEY MeELRATH
Trb-u~ Ode. New York.
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rI'HE NEW-Y0RK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR NOVEMBER 8.
Circulation tIO,UUUs

i|c'oVo'
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I..LEADING ARTICLES: The Result; Our Ststei
Beaten. Not Sabdned: After the Battle. Another
southern Convention a Strange Story Extending
Slavery; The Conlilg Crash.
1.-THE LATEST ELECTION RETURNS.
III REVIEW OF THE WEEK Giving n condensed
and conspicuous fcIu the latest and most important
events that have rsnspred in the United States
Mexico ard Europe
N..PoTTRY: Charles svmucr in Boston; Scene il a
Vernon; Winter.
y THE PROCESS OF FUBDUING FREEDOM The
Ou,rases in KAn.a'' Testimony Of an unimPeaoh-
W..KANsAs: An Ape. to Pre.ideq' Peae; Lette.
non the Row Mi Nate; Shena Jones Presi!inS a.
tle Ballotbe1' Regsrt Of TTT - hangs ~, voice
sugar Crrek-TLe Governor and The Nhtia-rhe
Mississippi Company
NU.RE[FPTlON or Mr. SUMNER: Special Dsi4ie-
20 The y. \. Tribune.
VII. THEE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE: Aniys
Of the Causda al Halifax
IXTIiE RAG AND PAPER BUSINESS
XRFv!EW OF NEW PUBLICATIONS: Tae Life Of
Gen. Daniel MoIran-By james GrrbaH-
XI.THr PROGRESS Of SOUTHERN OPINION:
slavery the Ba.isot Repvbdcanism; Reopr"'n' o'
Ni..RAlLWAYS AND RENOLvERs IN GEORGIA.
Nu..MORAL AND RELIGIOUS
NIN-JUSTlCE To ALL. TO ;Ae EDITOR y. The Y y
Nv. .2EL4GIoN AND NEGROEs-EXP0SUR
NNI..NCARAGl 4 Crt,A' Po.f... %: Wakcr a Let
t'r iIo" 0ur Own Corr, spoEa,nt
NNiI..ThE LAIN ST NEWS By TELEGRAPH
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XIX. MISCELLANEOUS Horrible Atar: Tsa Women
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