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nR. BILLINGS CARMINATIVE AND AS
~ TRINGENT SYRUP-An Tnfallible Remedy for CHOL
ERA INFANTUM OR SUMNER COMPLAINT OF Chill
DREN, CHOLERA MORBUS, DIARRHEA, or ANY IR-
IRREGULARITIES OF THE BowELs-The long and sue
experience this remedy by the inventor
the Of all the diseases for which it is
nended together with the highly respectable testimony which
numbers efficacy the of the Bowel aec'
tions Children Darrhea Cholera Morbus and DEsener in
grown persons entie higher confidence than if ii
the ordinary hurnbug medicines of the day. which
to perform miracles and all the ills of e Its charac
fully established in the hands Of physicians of the
highest character the following letter from gentleman
aresident of Lockhart, Texas will show: vt
"DELrA {Coahoma Coz Miss, May 81, lsA7. 4
o. o. Toodndn Esg-Dear 5ir-Thee but very few of
offered the public to which would be viii
ling lend the sanction of however humble it
be- either in the world of letters Of medicine Observation
and experience however have forced upon the conviction
that Billings Carminave and Asrngent Syrup is very
valuable compound prepared scientific princpespe
ectly harmony with the laws of organic leand therefore,
deserves although ingredients kept secre rank higher
the of remedial agents than nostru. 1t affords
me pleasure able wtou the fear OF successful contradict
tom add my testimony favor of its efficiency safe and
remedy in all the for1s of bowel complaints for which
it is recommended. have used myself in several very
chronic of Darrhea and Dysentery and
mend many others and in every instance where such
preparation indicated, it proved successful
Respectfully yours,
D. NJ PORTER, N. Dn
For sale wholesale and retail by
o. o. wooDMAN,
corner Common and Magazine streets,
I'm
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COTTON PLANTATION FOR SALE-TIIAT
~ well known Plantation owned and occupied by Mrs.
Wilson situated on ayon Discard in the parish Of Ouacta,
ana ior miles from Monroe with beautiful rond from thence
to town. containing between nine
of land with about $50 in high cultivation
balance is mbcred lund The place well suited of
SnoT thrtS s The ns enc of the best
sixty meroes good Stables Corn Houses and large and well
finished Dwelling, with all necessary houses and altogether
well improved This tract of land will be sold on very
reasonable terms for reasonably prompt Possession
to be given the list January the crop
gathered It intended plant large crop and what
ever may be- the purchaser of this property have with
fodder potatoes, the lowest price,
For further information this subject apply OH the prem
to i
ALA d&Wtf PITCHER GOODRICH r co
NOTICE-TIIE CITY OF JEFFERSON IS NOW PRE-
pared to fund is debt by issuing bonds bearing eight per
cent interest and well secured special act of the egnla
lure Of the State, approved March S, 1856.
$1,000 i. j. LAIZER Mayor.
June IL, 1856. je6 I'm
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ScHaOOIlcrs.
no THE coNI,IoN coUNcI11-c1ry on NE


NSoThe npti,ion Of The undrrsrned reenectfuv
THAT The maturity rennireI Nv secn 10 f ,c New
arnr having signed his nejon tley nrav YOUR Honorable
r. nose ri
& cr Stones and wooden utar. o Iahorne street from
planale to Champs Eysee street mid 10 be made
t sides Of Claiborne street eycrnt in front of such lois Az
Ean,ss IF ovners rropt on (lo;horne straat-
EG,nond Somiat 2 lots IA feet nch"s for Mrs T. Logan
Gen " Io@an jr g. feet inches na p se,zeueaI 81
go. p Tnr1o ia9 inrbaS, 1dnn 1aEyl1nnSar' o.
fee ht a2 vuIemst g 81 an, 4 ncS W9
Maa 27 feet Mine we Wen 81 feet Jean Aeut I2s
ta N.rson1e OK feet Picb Wan Tbonas Wnr,t f.; feet
II incIcs n CasIrr1e n feet Casmir Jarnstr ri fact
e feet ssEp l2s feet Louis Frgero rs feet; Eliss
feet. Total, 2720f inch lines ~
"a true oopy.) CHhS. CLAIBORNE.
Secretary OF the Board of Aldermen.
CDESETT, DE WILLIE E1E, ia NOT.
N petition dies sousgIes represente res
rueIsrmen Que Ia naor. DIES mopruires txip6e mar In
nane vos petionnare prieut honorable corps de bien
youlo une resolution eliet de fae
nivccr ct riqucer fossGs
de Ia rue Claiborne depus Esplarade jusqua
rnnent on face drs 1crans nr ct
lelargisse1nent de la dite Claiborne.
NoTvelle. ORLEANS mai Ter 1856.
Mons les propretaires-face i In rue Claiborne
F. Logan, Geo. W Logan G2 peds lisnes; ?.
Se'eneaG 81 peas >. +. rtsc iES peos Johh A. Lang
hautr W PEGS II p1uces rIE ulehGt OF nee pouces
NINE feuFe NAME ~ PlIls LHe NenFe sleu OF pleus can
tgat rs peds Mafsouaet so pletS; ficind martini lhus
Martin 65 niedS II pquGes A. u Caherqe q Pled Cadinr
lacoste q l!es ~ r.. ctsa D peas u f0la
terrlnT ~ ples rSEX lsooi II pleds sesl - pieas
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"A UCTION NOTICE. THE SUBSCRIBER RES
peeul informs his friends and the public having
suted his old business AUCTIONEER and Apr User
has taken his office, No. 50 Camp street
viii attend to the sale of Real Estate Stocks Negroes Ad.
illustrators Assgnees, and all Others according 10 law He
will also give prompt and personal attention sales
Register will be kept open for all the Real Estate and
Lands he has for sale either private terms or at public
ton Every facility in his will TO buyers and
sellers of Real Estate. - ~ '
Practical and Pun Drawer will be constant
attendance at his office.
With the that he will give strict attention to his
business in alt Details he trusts that he will
public patronage BENZ. kENDIG, Auctioneer,
noz6 Office No. SO Camp street.
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
ytbit0y IT tge WarAtts.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.

3& TUESDAY MORNING, July 10, 1856
COTTON There was but little movement in the market
yesterday the exceeding 1900 bales at Irregular prices
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C A TILE III A r z E T.

JEFFERSON CITY July H.
The stock Of fine Hogs very moderate and prices continue
in favor of holders. Tie supply Of other stock ample and
the market is easy for purchasers quotations. viz
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A HONORABLE CONSEIL DE VILE DE LA SOC-


ITO THE COMMON COUNCFL-CITY OF NEW
L ORLEANS-Te undersigned of real estate front
ing Cal street. in the four between Tchoupouas
and New Levee down to Bourbon and Conelct
pecully petition the Council of the City of New Orleans
the said within the aforesaid limits
improved with granite blocks and aggng plan
herewith annexed and i'll conformity with the l2h and other
sections Of the charter approved 20th March, 1856.
r. d. Shepherd 80 running feet on Canal street, Peter G.
Brooks r by his Harry Shepherd, it, SO do do
Sam Nicholson Co., A. B. Morc Sc do do Henderson
Gaines 80 do do pro Mrs NJ d. Monort, Henderson
Il Gaines D. do do per pro II Henderson, W. Henderson, AZ do
do Merchants Mutual ms Co., John Pemberton q do do;
WI. McLean % do do jas Dick HILL j. NJ Bass,
about 80 IS do do II. Sacob, 81 do do; Brown Johnston ~
4 true copy. CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary of the Board Of Aldermen
May 18th, 1856. my2O LAVISH
~ CONSEILa DE WILLIE DE LA NOU-
depus Tcloupitouas Novelle Ievee usqu'
Bourbon ct Caronee petonnent respectuenSemet
c ConSei de la Nouvcle Orleans attn quill orlonne Ia dite
rue dns les mcs slsmeiionees, soft mncioree pnyee
DIES blocS de granite uage percS
plates conformement plan canneNe la section l2O ct
'"lres de "A charte anpronyee lie somars is5t ~
H. u. Shepherd, 80 pcs In rue du Canal Peter G.
Brooks Jr., Henry Shepherd 50 pcds PIP Sam Nclo
Co., D. Moel Sc pieds: Henderson tianes 30 pes
Nine NJ. d. Mounort, Henderson Gaines q picds: PIP
II. Henderson, W. Henderson, A pieds Merchants Mutml In
Company, John henderson, q pieds S v Sickles
pr Sicklcs a Co., IS pedS Thomas BY 80 peds W l.
Mclean % pedS; PIP j. Dicks Hi, environ So pieds J. NJ
q pirds Sid. Story 81 pieCS.
10 mai 1856 pour copie conrorme 4 l'original.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE,
myN law 81 Secretare du Consel dies Alderman.
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FOR RENT.


nsA, FOR RENT OR LiGASE-sEvERAL Dwell
I. ling Houses and Stores Gtguet Formerly JACKSON
lM Derbigny. Dryades. ormcrly phippaD Camp,
calion Constance and on Other in the First District.
JAMES DEsBAN Office 90 Common street
ie30 GIN Residence. $50 GHsqnet street
ssAe COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT.
sS&A splendid Country Residence containing "a apcnts of
city, where every minutes from Canal
This property contains nil The necessary buildings for large
and geuteel family together with large number Of Fruit
Trees, Shrubbery, etc This property will be rented
good tenant who will take Of it. very liberal terms
Appiyto F. NJ FISK,
je2 No. 120 Canal street.
4aA FOR, RTGNT.-THE NEW AND HANDSOME
EIi Dwelling House nj the Of Nayndes and Sixth
Elsu will be rented until the LIST of next November
JOHN COLEMAN,
rhy9 If No. co CoEstancesstreet.
49, TO IsENT-TuAT FINE FOUR-STORY HOUSE,
Ef Tclonpitouas street. well known Mrs Wnies
E boarding, house. where She has successfully kept for the
twenty years She will ii for boarding house,
counting she Intends retire in June. Persons
would do well call examine for themselves. Certainly
has been OF the successful boarding houses i'll the city
The furniture will he sold low. ALI
~, HOUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE FOR
fFE. AlE.A wo-story Brick Dwelling, situated on the north
containing corridor paor aud dining room; three fine bed
second o0r besides several bed in the
wing servants pantry coal room; cSttrn and ydr
Of the delightful residences in the city having
the l advantage OF the summer breeze The neigborhood is
highly respectable.
For full particulars apply the premises No 2l2 Canal ST.
between iiusn and Franklin streets. al If
Ernn
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nartitular Notitts.

4 H5y~Junior Fillmore CIub-TElc members
Of ills Club hereby summoned attend meeting Of the
Club DhviispDs Row, Canndele street, III RSDAY,
tile l7tli inst, at IA o'clock, T. NJ. -
=. fIf5s' By order :: t ~ D. NJ CLAKKSON,
Iv1E b Secy DrOte
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THE HALLIDAY VVIND-NIELL.- MANY OF
gineer United States examined this Machine and
pronounced Of the beautiful and useful inventions OF
modern date.
By simple yet ingenious Device the gale increases in
verify the sails gradually round change the angle III
which they for gentle breeze less and less
resistance to the wind, TILL when the tempest ringing at its
height little presented TO its power the thin edges As
inal position Something of this kind for changing the posi-
of the sails is what mechanics have long sought for in
vain
speed of the wind wheel not increased by powerful
wind for fully under the control of regulator
is water wheel engine If this Mill he well put
up will require attention whatever for weeks TO-
Eether. .
only why the wind for hasnot been uni
vay used motive power well known to be the want Of
heretofore constructed either posrued in hopeless ruin
revolved with such rnply to heat and chne greatly
the injury of kind Of gearing attached besides, in bad
weather. requiring the constant and anxiety of the attend
ant This difficulty is entirely obvnted, and the only OBJ
lection that possibly be urged is the Inconsistency cf the
wind This is compensated for by the fact that it requires
outlay expense the wind engne-no men to tend or
time day night be moved by the wind from any point Of
compass 1t will fill large tanks ponds, that can be used
during the intervals of the winds blowing if the size of the
MILL pumps and reservoir is proportion to the quantities OF
required, there is certainty of having abundance
through the year For railroad stations and sugar and cotton
plantations such continuance is unequhed both for pumping
and grinding corn, oamened fountains. A small
sized MILL with moderate wind will raise 900 gallons of
and grind five bushels Of hour For further inor-
nation, orders. address
S. II. GILMAN, 81 Nachez street, New Orleans,
og4 Aren fort he
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Parish Orleans. No. 1a3
PYVIRTUE of a writ of Eeri faeias to me
ID directed by the Honorable D. +. MITCHELL First Justice o.
the Peace The Parish of Orleans will proceed sell
public auction, TUESDAY the 18th day of July 1856. at
T. O'clock NJ the of Religious St Mary
ONE LOT OF GROCERIES. Seized in the above entitled
suit.
TEKMS-Casl on the spot.
jy37 Ii Is VIM. c. QUIRK, Constable.
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T,OBY,S EXPRESSIVE CITIZENS MUST REAR
L in mind arrangements have been made This Express
the Frsbee TO all the Watering Places the
Coast messenger will travel the boat and aud lake
charge of the baggage parcels bundles etc. Agents at the
different points will receive ami forward all packages entrusted
Chest will be the Office for the reception Of
packages bags, etc.
This Express with Mobile Montgomery Baon
Springs Point Clear, Hollywood and Dntcy Chest ut the Of
fee.
RS Baggage by the Kate Frisbce checked through to and
fro- all will admit and avoiding the annoyance
and fleeing of stewards SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
je3 3m IS (iwlvier Camp
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- ROARDING-TIIE LARGE AND ELEGANT
ffi:: house known the II ESBAN We ANDA fl in
EI Camp street, No. 2, is for the reception OF
families and single gentlemen This is Of the most desra
BILE locations in the city, and the family
surpassed for comfort each having dressing cab
attached. There is also fine bath house the premises
and every convenience for the comfort Of boardcrs few Day
l'oarders can also be accommodated
c91 in JULIA A. GLEASON.
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CECOND-HAND FURNITURE STORE. No
~ % Baronne street, Canal - 49, -
Second hand Furniture DESCRIPTIONS houeht sold ar e1
changed also repaired and vanished best and on
reasonable terms. ~ "
Persons declining housekeeping wishing to dispose Of
their furniture, would do well to call the undersigned
fe23 p III TOJREE
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING


YN large number Of Of the disease prevalent
S among horses ard mules, called Wafer Farey (hew-
Ting itself first in the coffin joint in small sores III
creNsng rapidly in szc) would inform his and the pub
lie generally that owing the contagious of the disease
he has established separate hospital for such patients where
by prompt attention and careful treatment he is in almost all
cases enabled effect cure If taken i'll time. The first mp.
pGlrance generally in the coffin joint in the shape of small
sores increasing rapidly and developing the bone Remember
Il cure guaranteed if taken in time. DIR. ELLIOTT,
iyl If Veterinary Surgeon Dryades St, opposile Union
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERFUNERY,
~ ETC.The subscriber would respectfully call the
AZ Alton Of Planters Physicians and Families his well
A@sored stock comprising every article in his line of bust
ness all of which, examination, will be found FRESH and
GENUINE. During season, SODA WATER and MEAD Of
the very best quality will be found ut this establishment, with
all the popular Mineral WATERS such CONGRESS, BLUE
LICK, etc. Bar Rooms supplied reasonable With
PURE HONEY, ESSENCE PEPPERMINT GOULEY BIT.
TIERS, etc
THOMAS RANKIN, Druggist and Apothecary,
o24ly Camp and Poydras streets.
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SS land in Eastern Texas known as the Mc}ncen land
~ situated in Jasper county Texas within three miles of
Devil Port, the Watches river This land offered in
change for dry goods and groceries. Any wishing te
trade for in This why can, by addressing The undersigned
learn the terms and particulars which will be such will
suit the parties Offering References to the quality of this
land and title be made to Hon. George W. Smy, Hon.
VIM. Eddy, andR G. Doom, ESD, any Of The citizens Of
this county. SAMUEL GOODE,
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THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRO
L gerry STORE, No. % Enronne street f. L. BERCIER,
Agent.
Rag- large assortment of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
and LIQUORS.
So CHAMPAGNE, of the hest brands in qnarts and pins
other FINE WINES Superior OLD BRANDY and other
LIQUORS Superne CORDIAIS, and variety of Fancy Ar
Giles OF the best qualities always hand at low prices
b- Goods delivered to families free of drayAge. ml2
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FIRST JusrlcEs COURT NV. H: B. GRosWELL vs.. GEO.
Parish of Orleans. R. WRIGHT. No. 22i.
PYVTISTUE of writ OF Gerl facias TO me
the Peace the Parish Orleans will proceed sell
public auction MONDAY, the 2lst day of July, 1885,
at II o'clock NJ, at No. Poydras street
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE AND PICTURES.
TERMS-Cash the spot e $50.
iy9 II l6 q WIN. C. QUIRN, Constable.
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TOBACCO We heard Of only about 1OO hhCS yesterday on
private terms, including one lot Of II hhds
COTTON. AND TOBACCO STATEMENT
-.ri. @'5= Cotton-bales. Tobacco-hhds
R Keceiy on n s"ee io'. aG 1925
81 yeserdny 22s S3I
'N -l,74G51O 80, G56
1,7370l5 G2,3I1
Exported to date. .......- LIE! tsI0 4i,ss5
Yesterday 1850 900
s'''' - 1920 IF, 1856
CO
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TRANE'S PATENT METALLIC BURIAL
" CASKET.-P. H. COOK CO. Propreors and Wholesale
Dealers in Crnne's Metallic Burial CSket for the States Of
Louisiana aud Mississippi
EOce and Sample Rooms No. 53St Charles street. oppo.
ite he St Charles Hotel, New Orleans. d2 "
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aa- Attention! Company G, National Guard.
You hereby ordered attend Drill every TUESDAY EVEN
ING at o'clock also, Monthly Meeting the first Tuesday Of
each month.
selS If CHAS. MOREI, o. g. n
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nJ- Bark Marian, Capt. IlornevyOod, from
Philadelphia, dschArgg her Post q, Secod
District Consgnces Ill please attend 10 the receipt Of their
goods on the Lcvcc. 49,
jyl4 GEO. w. 1lYNSON Il 90. ~ Camp ST.
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GABICI, SUCCESSOR TO H. D. l1EWITTD NO.
~. 80 Camp street, New Orleans
THE EMPORIUM OF MUSIC
This stock comprises the largest assortment Of all the Amer
publications and Of Foreign Music offered in the South
large assortment of PIANO FORTES of the best American
and Foreign Manufactures Eards and Pleycrs Grand Square
and Upright Pianos, London and Paris make, always hand
Melodeons, GUITARS Accoreons NonS, Flutes Brass 1lstrn
ments Strings, etc. etc. and complete OF Musical
Merchandise, Books, etc, etc.
H-AIusc arranged and hound-SIuScal Instruments Of all
kinds repaired Music Teachers recommended and situations
procured for Professors. je23 TIM
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II AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MARKET RATES
~ paid for Land Warrants Also, all kinds of Uncurrent
Bank Notes, Coin, Bullion and Exchange. purchased by
H. B. MERRELL Il, CO., .
n3 d&W1y No. % Camp street, corner OF Common.
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SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAMILIES, SUPPLIED
~ with Beef Pork, Mutton and Veal Sasages Tripe and
every thne in the butcherng line Barrels and half barrels
Ghoce eorned Beef nut order for Cabin Family Use
at Stall NO. z POfDRAS MARKET, by wi
AUGUsTus G. MERKEI.
B-Steamboa and Ships supplied with all kinds of Live
Stock such AS fresh mich Cows Hogs Shoats Pigs Sheen
Coats, Geese. Ducks. Chickens ETC. oo' m4tf'
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COMPREHENSIVE

5NTDTTCEG--I HAVE; THIS Day ASSOCIATED WITH
~ me McC md W, continue the
grocery business heretofore, under the style Of f. w.
ADAMS IL CO.. s855 77g 5' r. w AID ANS
New Orleans, July list, 1S56. jy8 In
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DEu11ExE CoUR DE DIsrREcr1 S SUCCESSION DE THOMAS
de Ia Mile Orleans N. DAVIS. No. 10, ts95
TTENDU que TLeOphiIus Freeman pres
N petition Ia Fefet dobenir hes ettres
de craele Ia succession vacane de fen Thomas n Davis
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FOR SALE.

w. YACHT FOR SALEG-THE FINE YACHT
8Ss VENTURE, coppered md fastened and every
w way sttunch hu is offered for sale she lnrs
- Elders Yard back Bay Of Biloxi The Venture has
Of sails and is furnished complete every respect
pleasure Yacht there her c.ss her equal the
coascasuns 2 feet 10 inche under the rules of the South
Yacht Club Apply to
al9 If SIDNEY STORY, IS Common street.
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CONSTABLE's SALES.

In psrOisse d'Drleans. ,5z BARON. No. T,l61 Y
I'm yEISTU DUN writ de fierE faeias q nao2
T. par Honorable c. NJ Bradford Second uge de
paix de la paroisse dOrtnn e procedera public
SAMEDI lie 10 de Juliet 1856 midi No. 81 Fielie lesee
entire les Cont ct St.I Ionis- t
LIE CONTENT DU CAFE DIES CoURTIERs. Sc cenposant
DIES verres carrafes liqueurs, meubles, compton, ETC.
Saisi Ia dite afaire. EessG4{s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
twill
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All of which will be sold at the very lowest market rates.
0. o. WOODMAN, New Orleans. La, and
jel2 5mdGW o. 0. WOODMAN Il CO., vcksburg Miss,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20
A safe man for the south.

On the 18th day of April, 1896. james Bueh-
anan Of Pennsylvania, the champion Of Southern
rights, (!) who received the unanimous nomna-
tion Of the Cincinnati Convention for tho Presi-
,dency, ssides follows.
Kermit me here Mr. Chairman, for moment to
speak upon subject, to which have never before
.adyerted upon this floor, and to which, trust may
never again have occasion to advert mean the sub
ject of slavery. BELIEVE IT TO BE A GREAT Pc
LfTICAL, AND GREAT MORAL EVIL. THANK
GOD MY LOT HAS BEEN CAST IN A STATE
WHERE 1T DOES NOT EXIST. IT
HAS BEEN A CURSE ENTAILED UPON US BY
THAT NATION WHICH MAKES IT A SUBJECT OF
UREPR0ACH TO OUR INSTITUTIONS.
tSee Gales and Seatons Register of Debates
page 2.l80. vol.2, part g.
The above speech was made in the House of Rep
resentatives eleven years after his 4th of July CRATIC
aud six years after his famous Lancaster ant-Slave
ry resolutions Will "Old Buck put in the plea &
Infancy" to this charge; he does to the charge
Federalism. Organ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-20
Nr. Fillmore.

That able and prudent journal. the National In
frHig.ne.r. which hold. nloof from the American
party. in noticing the acceptance of Mr.. Fill
more uses the following lang unge;
If any shall be disposed 10 doubt the prudence
Of Mr.. FiIlmore's acceptance OF the nomination
in the present distracted condition Of partier
they must ooncede toh him the merit of dislnier.
estedness. All candid men will nccord TO him.
also. entire sincerity in claiming for himself
scrupulous regard for the rights ofevery section
of the Union, for this was n Distinguishing Tea
ture in his administration of the Government
Well aware how generally the Wings will dis
sent from the favor which he avows for the gem
eral objects Of tho party which nominated him.
we may nevertheless say that it will be fortunate
for the country il the successful candidate, who
socver he may be, shall carry into the Presidcn.
cy so national and SO conservative a spirit M has
always been evinced by Willard Fillmore.