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FIRE AT CAPE MAY-Loss Of Life.-Tbe Mount
Vernon Hotel, Cape May, was destroyed by fire on
the 9th, and Phillip Cain, the lessee and his family
Gt is reported) persisted in the flames. The Mount
Vernon Hotel was one of the largest establishments
of the kind in the world, being capable of accommo
dating four thousand persons
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MURDER AT ATLANTA, GEoRG1A.-A negro trader
named Bebee was murdered and robbed at Atlanta,
Ca on the night of the 9Th inst. The perpetrators
had not been arrested, as they were unknown.
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FSee1.NL B0U.
THE FOURTH GRAND DRESS BALL
Will be given at the

THE FOURTH GRAND DRESS BAIL
VIII be given at the
CARROLLTON HOTEL G A RDENS,
On Saturday Evening, September 18TH.
Ladies' Invitation Cards will be given by the following gentle
only
Hon. Guy DreuN, Col. j. G. PondcSter,
Edward Fortier Esq, l.. l.. Fcrrier, ESQ.,
r. E. Abba Esq.,, Pascalis Labarre, Esq,
James A. Hopkins, ESD ]. B Sarpe, ESD,
Samuel T, Jones' ESD, Frank Preston, Esq.
R Music under the personal direction of Mons Lehmann
Gcntlemcn's Tickets, 81 50.
EE Steam train for the city at IL or O'Clock. sell 2p3
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MI. Charles Monjon, an old and highly respectable
citizen of Charleston, S. G., died at his residence in
that city on the It'll instant.
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8 aTIIaII sy sEPTEMBER al. ls5s

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adait daoaya eoaaasA
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NJ. E. CONFERENCE.-The Holston Annual Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, will
be held in Knoxville, Tenn, on the 22d of October
next Bishop Andrews will preside.
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A doctor knows human body as cabman knows
q town-he is well acquainted with all the great
thoroughres and turnings he is intimate with all the
principal edces but he cannot tell what is going on
inside any one of them
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The CLOSE OF TUE WEEK.--We have been favored
with another week Of clear and pleasant weather. and
I'VE are happy to learn that it has extended over
broad section of the INTERIOR and in many parts i'm
proved the prospects of the cotton crop for an aver
age yield IT any Of our readers do not understand
what we mean by an average yield, we will state that
it is 900 bales as the quantity to come to this
market; though reports have gone Northward that
there would be 100000 bales raised from lands this
season which were last spring changed from sugar to
cotton cultivation. Perhaps this may be so but the
chances are that it will not be so this season.
The receipts of the week have been IL ,67s bales !;
the receipts for the corresponding week last year were
24922 bales the sales for the corresponding week
last year II 900 bales at 81 to 81 for Mddling
% to % for Good Middng and Fair 1O4 to 101c.
We have nothing of interest in regard to sugar !;
the late fine weather is tending to sustain the hopes
that 100000 hhds. may be made this season. These
figures are, however, above the views of many who
are believed to be well posted up in the article at
any rate sugar is destined to attain higher prices this
season than it has for many years; and VIC may add
sugar will be sugar.
| There will be large importations into the Northern
ports from Calcutta, MANILA and in fact from every
place and cline where sugar is raised but it will be
of very little importance how much of the trashy
dirty stuff which is called sugar is imported it can
not Interfere with the demand and use of Louisiana
sugar.
/ During the month of June last, the shipments Of
sugar from Calcutta for Boston LASS bags pre-
viousy in 1856 4,2l6 bagstota FOL bags, against
only SAG bags in the corresponding time in 1855
Whether the shipments for the remainder of this yea
will continue at the same ratio, it is difficult to say
One thing is certain-that the present high prices
will force the cultivation Of the article to the highest
plentude in all countries where it is susceptible
| production, and fair share will seek the United
states not, however, in sufficient quantities to inter
fere with the production in State. We have made
up our minds for the highest prices for the mex
twelve months
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PoRrER's SpIRIT.-The first number of the new
weekly Portcrs Spirit of the Times" came to hand
yesterday 1t has many of the familiar features of
the old Spirit, with numerous improvements, which
the advances made in typographical art no doubt has
suggested.
On the first page we have very well executed
likeness of the "Spiritn himself, accompanied by
biographical notices from the pens Of different authors
in the North and South. As few newspaper men
enjoy wider reputation as writer and wholesouled
gentleman than Col. Vim. T. Porter we feel well salts
fled that Porter's Spirit will, before many numbers
have take its place among those weeklies
that count their subscribers by twentes ofthousands
It contains sixteen pages Of very interesting reading
matter and IL furnished at the extremely low figure
5nf8 $$3 q yeaH I'M advance.
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The steamship Cahawba, Capt. Bullock, went on
the dock at New York on the 9Th inst, for the pur
pose of having her copper repaired.
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TENNESSEE MOVING IN THE STEP OF THE UNION
Itventy thousand american Freemen in Council
The friends Of the Union and of Fillmore and Don
elson held grand mass meeting in Knoxville, Ten
nessee on the 4th inst, which in numbers and en-
thusiasm surpassed any other political assemblage
which has been held in that State for years.
The most moderate estimate the number of people
present at twenty thousand, and many place it at
much higher figure.
Gen. Haskell, one of Tennessee's most eloquent
sons, addressed the vast audience for the space of
four hours and quarter, and during the whole Of
that time had their rapt and breathess attention, pro-
ducing such an effect was never before witnessed.
Although still too feeble, from recent sickness, he
seemed to be inspired by the great theme upon which
he spoke with supernatural powers of eloquence and
endurance.
Other distinguished speakers followed, and the
great Jubilee lasted until late hour at night.
Owing to the brevity of the report which we have
of this meeting, we unable to give any extracts
from the speeches made on the OCCASION feeling sure
as we do, that they would be read with interest.
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REsIGNATIoN--We learn from the Norfolk Herald
that Lieut.. Thomas Young, of the United States
Navy, has resigned.
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annihated ones spirits, 1t is the breathing of the
soul, which otherwise would be stified with continue
business.
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Richter says; g No man can either live piously or
die righteously without q wife!H Another says to
this ., yes! suffering and severe trials purity and
chasten the heart.
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The Child

only troubled with Worms, the thoughtess mother
when puy appearance of her offspring remarked upon
Only why not only Cholera Or only yellow ever
for Worms destroy lives than either II you love your
little ones administer Them If only suspect them TO
be with Worms y safe and immediate remedy
Every household where 1t has been tried every physician VINO
has seer its effect pronouuees W1NEss CANADIAN EEk-
MIFUG L such remedy.
Ry-Be particular remember the name Winners Cana,
dian yernuge" Thss The only article that eau %
on Remember this For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and
retail, by ,-134c,rtr M.
* atsfoW eFrkltW rL IL and l5l chartres St.
ES3s. SegAaesteE Reynolds.
orFfcE-No. l1ss GRAvIER sTREEF5 NEW ORLEANS
Gnres cxSoERs, scALp HEAD Ware soRks aad
UIeKss Of every description ri ply :
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The dwelling of the editor Of the Macon (Ga) Citi-
zen was destroyed by fire on the Sd instant
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sasaeericaas s]sOsasiaeQgtOasss

FOR PRESIDENT: rs
WILLARD FILLMORE,
n OF NEW YORK. @
FoRvICE PRESIDENTS:
ANDW. JACKSON DONEIISON,
s84ss, OF TENNESSEE.
EiLE c5TOR5s:
FIRST DISTRICT:
y. B. WILKINSON, Jr., 3%M
s. OF PLAaunarNEs.
sUBsTITUTE:#3 FIJI
Hon. GEORGE EUsTHs, Jr.
SECOND DISTRICT:
GLE NDY EUR Ike,
OF ORLEANS.
sUBsTITUTE:5
H. NJ SUNIN RS,
THIRD DISTRICT:
B. G.. TEIIB DAUX,
OF TERREBoSsE:
SUBSTITUTES:
FERGUS GARDERE.
FOURTH DISTRICT:
PRESTON POND, Jr.,
OF EAST FELIcIANA.
SUBSTITUTE:
NJ. WARDS.
FIFTH DISTRICT:
JOHN e. KING,
OF ST. LANDRY
sUBTsITuTE:
A. B. COCO.
SIXTH DISTRICT: r@ 40:
p. LANDER,
TENsAs
SUBSTITUTE:
L.. p. CIR A N E1.s sa.au26 2ptd
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Removal.
1874 CANAL STREET. 1874.
]. D. CAMERON g. CO.
Beg to inform their and the public generally
that they have their stock of Carpetng Floor Oil
Cloths from 26 Chrres and p Customonse Streets to
their and spacious store No. l2 CANAL STREET Toura
Buildings.
We are now receiving varied of Rich English
MEDALLION, VELVET and
BRUSSELS TAPESTRY CARPETING,
of entirely patterns and designs;
Of
THREE-PIIY and VENETIAN CARPETING;
BAIZEs, DRUGGETS and RUGS
cur usual variety of patterns and qualities;
Embroidered Lace and Muslin CURTAINS;
Silk Wool and Wool DAMASK, direct from the best manu-
factories in France and England;
WINDOW SHADES, Gilt Cornces and Pins and variety
of Table Coyers
FLOOR OIL CLOTH, to q feet wide by 100 feet long,
which cut to suit any size room or hall.
All Of which we will sell the lowest market prices
J. D. CAMERON & CO.,
rs 2pGt ia Canal street, Touro Buildings
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OPENING or PuDLIa scHooIs, FIRST DISTRICT.
notice in another column it will be seen that the
jackson, Paalding, Jefferson, Webster and Fisk
schools in the First District, will open on Monday
Teachers and pupils are requested to be on hand
punetaally The other schools, it is also stated will
not be opened yet awhile, on account Of repairs that
are in progress. The teachers and pupils we doubt
not have had pleasant vacation, and upon the ears
Of some Of them, we fear, this call will fall with
harsh sound Neyermind boys! Go to work with q
Rl--stady hard and study Welt the Christmas
vacation will be here before you know it
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Isias, sssss s as y / 4 !

u &543
\ DAVID 9. HiSegs was one of our most re-
apeetea and valued citizens Cor many months a
lingering disease had been waiting him To that bourne
from whence none return nc departed this life on
the inst, III Shield Miss, IN the 46th
Jill serene, calm and happy as became d
good md sincere christian.
ngks was 3 native Of Maryland and came to
early age, and several years was in
tlse late G. r. stfngers 1T The same time
benjamin. During The ineumbency Of
james N. Breedloye Ill Collector off the Customs Of
tthis port, Hincks received IN pointment from
that gentleman which led TO his Introduction to the
commerce and tradeof eW Orleans, asFirst Deputy
Collector Of Customs, which important office be held,
excepting a brief interval under the various adj
niaistrations Of the revenue of this port Messrs:
prieur, Morgan, Cueuilu, Peters, LaWrason, DoWnes,
and Porter during d period Of twenty years.
Tnhis intercourse with the public he was modest,
iinassuning and impressed all who were brought in
contact with him through business that as an officer
be had not his superior in all the various qualif-
cations which go TO make up devoted and efficient
public functionary. Well yersed in all the general
various details which form the duties he long
ably and faithfully fulfilled, the commercial commu-
with ourselve deeply sympathze with his Of
Hiced relations ard friends in their bereavement cut
of IS Il we're in the prime and vigor Of manhood.
He was yesterday evening followed to bis last home,
in the Catholic cemetery, BY a large conconrse Of
friends and relatives.
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Openang OF the Public Schools,
FIRST DISTRICT.

The following Schools will he eopened MONDAY the 18th
inst, viz:
Jackson Pauldng Jefferson, Webster Fisk and branches.
TEACHERS and PUPILS will please be in attendance at
the usual hour.
n Owing the noncomplction of repairs on the other
School houses Of District their opening is postponed until
further notice. sel3 2plt
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.JGle,' said an old farmer 10 bis mower, sto you
know how many horns there are ii a dilemmafa No."
replied Jake, but know how many there are in
quart oil good atoaong aheia.s
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I'D i K.s ID
On Thursday the llth inst at Bay st. Louis DAVID o.
HTNCKS aged forysix years. late Deputy Collector Of the
Customs Of New Orleans.
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aa ]. Barckett, No. % Camp street. where fine
family groceries 70 BE found sent rs aiew
days since bottle labeled n Six Grape Champagne
Brandy, 1902 etc oursamplng editor requests us
to state that being unable to procure corksorew
until yesterday, he could moi. OF course, express
deliberate opinion. Having obtained q cofkscsew,
and having used The in opening the afore
said b6te, ana haYia etc, etc., he unanalfedy
asserts, etss before mentioned, etes IL
an exquisite article, etc. altogether the palate
OF the most refined and festidious etc., etc. Several
Other good judges coaearred with himin opinion, cts
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The United States mail steamship Philadelphia,
Capt. John 5teGowan, sailed from New York on the
afternoon o the 9Th inst. for this port via Havana.
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Canton aWNEEiaog.

Secondhand E'sss'seiepss'e Bought.
The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions Of Second
hand Furniture Persons leaving the city and wishing to dis
pose their furniture, will find their advantage call
the undersigned.
AlsoSecondhand Furniture sod exchanged and repaired.
P. NJ. TOURNE,
aul9 2p3m % Baronne street.
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RuaAL BALL AT GARRolhToN The fourth Of the
delightful and fashionable sorees that have made the
4 Carrollton Hotel and Gardens 50 famous within a
month or two past, will come Oft this evening, 1t
viii be Under the same able and will be
sttsaded by She same gay and elegant throng that
nlaae its predec such pleasant things to
mad talk about afterwards. This is saying
elossg and we are satisfied that the 8 o'clock cars
I viii SO nip crowded
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wv. G.. EseEGea'EORe s. Co..
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers in
WESTERN PR O d U E.
No. % ToHoUPIrouIAs ST., N. o.
Also Aeentsfor JOHN D. PARKS PURE MATHEW
and SPARKLING CATAWBA. Those Wines are warranted
the pure Juice Of the and Isabella Grapes Particular
attention paid TO filling orders. nl2 2p6m
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Removed Removed 20
FROM NO. Is TO II ROYAL STREET..
A supply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
pins constantly hand which equal to the best that
comes to this market.
:. Also :.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
sAEEAC of the Vintage of 1885, 1888 and lSV6 ana othef
w fEISk Y:
Of all descrptions-scotch, Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER in pints and quarts.
g Also {84gss #MFE#
On hand my usual assortment Of the best WINES and Ii
1arket which will be sold On MS reasonable
terms as any other house nthe city.
sEWELL 7. TAYLOR,
Of 2ptF No, n Royal street.
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HNHnfches and aIE0cks

watches ard Clocks.
Jewely Precious Stones, Watch Materials, Glasses and
Tools Silk Guards and Ribbons; Clock Findings, Jewelry
Boxes and Card Boxes and everything necessary for Watch
making and Jewellers in the repairing line at
Ii. FRANKO'S,
aug 2p1m 100 Poydras street.
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saeRdgery, Harness aaeeg Hs'WaaAs!

SGegGgge1'y, EKRg'saess 19eeg Trunks.
The subscribers have just receiveda full supply of English
French and American
SADDIE9y
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Including many improvements Their stock of both SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
NM ia no wm O. . S.
IS NOT TO BE EQUALLED IN THE SOUTH. Aso, con-
say hand complete assortment of Ladies' and Gentle
mems SOLE LEATHER
X22 E2G-ES.S,
and other articles in their line to which they invite attention.
WING HINES,
With all the late improvements. -
LACEY 4 CO.,
ie23 2tinl 81 st. Charles street.
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AMERICAN RALLY AND BARBECUE. g grand
American rally and barbecue comes off this day at
jackson, in the parish Of West Felicana There will
great gathering Of people we have no doubt ac.
companied by such outbnfsts Of enthusiasm as are
seldom witnessed. We anticipate much advantage to
the cause Of patriotism from this assemblage Of the
good and true Of the Florida parishes
If we are not very unfortunate, We shall have an
account Of the proceedings in Monday mornings
Crescent,
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trHE REG Alta Al ASS CnRIsTrAN. We need
hardly remind the lovers Of aquatic sports that the
sailing for HE Southern Yacht Club Challenge Cup
viii come off on Monday at Pass Christian As the
regatta j. open vessels belonging to members of
the Club and as there will be subscription regatta
tocome Of At the same time, amount of sport
may be anticipated. There will certainly be large
crowds OF people there To see $3
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SpoRTING INTELLIGENcE.-We learn by private
correspondence, says Porter's Spirit of the Times
that Mr. TenBroeck's horses, Lecomte, Prior and
Prioress, arrived safely at Glasgow from New York.
after short and pleasant voyage. They bore the
trip remarkably well and were in very good condition
ct the date of their arrival. At the last accounts
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tHey were Sui! HC GltsbUW.
The Louisville Journal says that the famous race
horse Lexington has been purchased by Mr.. Aexan-
der, of Woodford Ky. He made the purchase of Mr..
TenBroeck, in England, for $4,000.
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B00ts, Shoes ce2aG Ass"ogR7es.
AT WHOLESALE.
Now landing ship Norfolk and In store general assort
ment of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, HATS, GAPS, etc.
E55 Plantations supplied with prime DITCH1NG BOOTS,
RUSSET BROGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF.
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
prices by ~,
iyl32pdW 10 Magazine street.
HATS, CAPS, etc.,
AT WHOLESALE
We constantly receiving general assortment of Silk Fur
Cashmere Panama. Lcghorn Straw Palm Leaf Mexican and
Wool HATS, atthe
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
FROST & CO.,
ly1S 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
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AMERICAN BARBEcuE AND RALLY IN WEST BATON
RaudEsW we acknowledge the receipt Of d cordial in
Vitation TO attend fillmore rally and partake of
Fillmore barbecue, in the parish Of West Baton Rouge
Composite the city Of Baton Rougel on the 10th inst
We shall certainly attend if in our power The West
Baton Rougeans retrae American Union men, and
when they put their to the Wheel something
is bound to move We feel confident they will move
the last relics Of Buchanansm out Of the parish and
substitute in lieu thereof firm, sound and steadfast
Union tmbers.
Success to them and the patriotic cause in which
they are engaged.
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MOUNT LEBANON UsIyERslTY.-We have received
. copy Of The annual catalogue of.the officers and
students ~ this institution, located in the pleasant
village Of Mount Lebanon, Bienvlle Parish, in this
State, Ftom the satement presented by the faculty
in scataogue, we are much pleased tosee that this
University is in very successful state of progress
having in its different classes ninety two students
This institution was built up under The auspices of
the Baptist State Convention, and Is designed not
only furnish the means Of instruction gratuitonsly
toyoung ministers Of every christian denomination,
but to AFFORD facilities to the youth of the country to
acquire q thorough education at home, on terms SO
moderate as to render its advantages accessible to
large numbers Of the young men Of the State.
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- :. =. CINCINNATI December J, 1856.
Messrs. Geo D. Wnchell, Bro. & Co 49,
Gentsrhe Pumping Engine purchased of yon for of
small shop on the line Of the Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad
has been in some time and given perfect satisfaction
consider it the best pumping apparatus within knowledge.
The engine drives, besides the onch circular saw,
three athes and drill and there to with
IS pound the square inch of the boiler therefore
cordially recommend to the notice Of railroad managers and
| others Yours truly,
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sCribe Tor daily. 49, ~,
Preliminary Coursel will he delivered daily in
the Amphiheatrc the Hospital from the first Monday in No
vebe Clinical Medicine and Surgery Auscuitafon and
Percussion Subjects without charge to Students
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., DEAN.
Administrators Of the Charity Hospital elect annually
April fourteen Resident Students who maintained ~ tbs
insiitntion ~ aul d&Wtd
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Sutton gaIes.
s7l,OOO HAVANA CIGARS.

- BY D. d. MORPHY, AuctioneeF 4
EsRIDhY, the 26tl inst, MT 10 O'CLOCK, NJ
Il a. n Vals No. is Magazine street. to close consignment
will be sold s4.9 55i i. .f5 ~
Choice and Select Brands For further see caa
ogues s$s SsSS5 . N 3s5 - !, III MI 80
rroreG naner - 80 III  SELF III
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Thank GoD the people do not concur with the poll
ticians. If they did, all would be lost. In conclu
sion, we would like to know whether the Buchanan
men of other Southern States prepared to reject
the proposition rejected by the Buchanan men of
Virginiaf
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UNIVERSITY OF LOUIsIANA-LAW p F. F.
" PARTMENT.Tle Lectures in this Department VIII CONF
SECOND MoNRAYof Noyebe 1856 md con- o
embrace the important branches Of Civil Commons Con
international Law well as Equity
dence and Practice Lectures will be delivered by iohf ffo
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B. J. MORSE, supt. G. and G. R. R.


New Orleans, ,'ove mber ], 1855.
Office N. o., OPP. and Il. W. Railroad Co.
Mr.. Bridge Sir-n to inquiry relative tho
performance Of the MEG Pumps upon this road,
only that they quite equal your representation,
and that among the variety pumps baye use, they
decidedly the best.
Yours, respectfully A. Il. SEGER, Vice President.
Pumps Engines constantly
u6scriher sole agent here for the manufacturers
3mdkW ISAAC BRIDGE 90 Mnrazjne street.