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=n .,z. STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans 5
Be remembered that tue 26 March, 1856 before The
subscriber Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and FL T. JAN
Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual insurance Company OF
New Orleans who being duly sworI according to law DO DE-
and say that the above accounts just and rue ana
transcript from the books Of the said Company
t'z'E CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
g. -'='7--4 H. P. JANVIER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before this 18th day Of March
1856. G.. M BltAoFoED,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
The Board resolved to Six cent in
scrip certificates Of 1865 payable on and after the
Monday of May and have declared scrip div1
dend of cent the net earned premiums Of
the past year which certificates will be issued on and after
the first day and they have reserved the balance
the net profits Of the ending i2 Mareh 1856 to meet
pending nadnsted claims against the Company a. Fl
Company continue insure against the eris OF the seas
rivers and loss and damage by Are at the current rates OF
premium. Il 5.T t}. ~ ~ .
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
- - A. CARRIERE, Vice Presilent.
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glaEs tz; 81

B HI rYt III HI ifss3sSf
b yof9 NeN Orleans llof March Iss6 Fl
I'M Z II opdn.
eonesr So a1ta are,
UNI s X Tans fsor, aud tIe
this ordinance, shall be IaNIAt tor
man aud carmen eInaat and sses its ahs
mn a RE r aPIss il
ri sl's sss. HIN %
b b az ~ & 81 IL. v. IN. s sis
% sdss O. e. AL 49, ..Hg 81 oS eis
abpvs Tases shall bIe u 4 I'M 81 SO
fo aapll oT oFyner Of the dray
5 or carl 4 a
a datertle ladoption de cette ordonnance, il
aux % %
de demander et recevorles prix pour le char
le ds totls rchan
aIses 81 aatses abjsls dams TIL mitss az vile
sont vosag ilHs dlstanee six
Ds ilsts " n,excedaIt pas IL ets. 4.
aa alsts Y 1s ilsss GO cents
e ls itets pas "a 30 cents
aa ssasl
les ci- tsssns seEa passi PIE dune
anlsnds de dndit eondneteur de- drag
on de eharrelte du dit dray de e
dise char Ss
Apprsyed shot june, 1919 i, ], d.
W IVA
Al true extract 3 O. ". LEWIS. sec'ly-iE
fn2s 30t
y33s85a E'irsE district Pound. 8s
The First District 81
b estsaYs4. ri
@hiiei ana she Cost boil aarsEpis and
One q ise anti brosy h shc with collar and
8 A8S And, ass encunbfanoes on stree S .
final. HAT
ten The
IL ihereof ,d ia sold Dit public aueton al
said pound on NJ HE = ~ 40
IN s'ssss' 81 al id. S. PHELPS
street Commits Ioner
Msw Orleans, arch 1870 ma alA5 N
ete conduit AM Sdss ayes ,du Premier
District, rue nm AIDES, entre Ten riss . ue ct Gil
rod CONNIE epaves- w
Ghevre blanche et bruno les deu1 oreilles FEM
set avec nn. coll et aniiean. S5$a6
une Ghevre blanch et brsnes ayee collier et an
s8 nrau.
nsax. me vielle Pells un chapeault De
III Raiiie ct IN Fienx Gilet.
a 81 les ila eront Vendns
ltenchee publiuue, dit depot DI d'aYIil
y es'''' sss' d u II Il HELPS
tS Comm ssaire aes Rues.
esoElsans mars In2a Al s
AS broaght3to the First istrict Ponnd on Dry
aides street. between ulia5 and Girod streets as
estrays- t5fF$ %748s3 8$st t4$ 4gs5 +
One brown she Goat white belly. black stripes OF
the back, both ears cropped and split. g88 +
One white she Goat with wattles and short horns
one gray and white She g oat with a collar i
Which, If not claimed sgi,hnSten days and the ex
penses thereon paid Will be sold al public auction
said pound, ION q HUR DAY. the 10Th pril next
60 20 A'ssi 3 " i: PHELPS,
S lreet Commissioner.
New Orleans, March 81, 1855. all59E
-!
u d ste conduit au depot des epaves du Prepie
District, DEyades ertEs les Tues julie 81 Gfod
CONNIE epayes- fl.5a#l 53sH${ $
line CheVre bruno, gen,re blanc, des zaies Il
nv dos, les deux GRIZZLIES eeonrtees ct tendues .t3.
gne CheTre blanche. avec des glRndes, lee comes
caurtes ss2s WI
me gheFre griae et Blanche avec5nn collier
iefehese nnbiique, au dit depot e DI le 10 aFril
prochaif d Ii henTea I'M M ~
sss#T ~ Ca UG. 81 PHELPS,
Y " Sis5 s& Commissare ies Rnes.N
Mile. 0feans le 81 mars 1856 sf Ell Bat DE-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

FVHE HALLADAY WINDMILL. = MANY OF
scientific able and experienced mechanics and
gineers United States have examined this Machine and
pronounced of the beautiful and useful inventions OF
modern date. ftEGt wa
By simple yet ingenious Device as the gale increases in
verify the sails gradually turn round change the angle at
which they gentle breeze present less and less
height little is presented its power the thin edges As
the fury OF the gale aaes the fans gradually their orig
position Something Of this kind for changing the posi-
ton Of the sails what mechanics have 50 long sought for in
vain. .,.a,,-t 80
speed of the wind wheel not increased by powerful
Of wind for it fully under the control of regulator
as is steam engine Ii this Mill be well put
will require attention whatever for weeks TO-
| gether. - sid. 49,.
The only why the wind for ages past been mi
versay motive power is well known be the Of
selfregulaipg machine In heavy gales the wind-wheel
constructed either hopeless ruin
avoved with such rapidy to heat and chae greatly
injury of any kind Of gearing attached BESIDES in bad
weather. requiring constant and anxiety of the attend
lection that can possibly urged the Inconsistency
wind This compensated for by the fact that 1t requires
outlay expense the wind engineno to tend
fuel with power. The mill is ready any
time, night be moved by the wind from any point OF
the compass twill hlarge tanks ponds that can be used
during intervals of the Winds blowing il the Of the
MILL pumps is in proportion 10 the quantities Of
water required there is certainty OF having an abundance
through the year, For railroad stations and sugar and eooI
water and grinding corn, ornamened fountains sinai
sized mill with moderate wind will raise 900 gallons OF va
ter and grind five bushels Of hour For further infor
4 nation or orders, address S-T fg7
t.. s. H. GILMAN, 81 Eatchez street, Now Orleans,
o2diaw&Wiy Sole Agent for tho Southern States
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:
H. P. JANyIER, Secretary. ''@,


Rollins at his post The vernnah fire for
but Time the great has restored 70 Nm Better one
WhSFs be f ye at all hours hot COD o"s' or
af Els D&RbERs supplied VIII ths best artists
the country afford Shaving Hair Cutting, Cleaning
nyens Dressing have been reduced down science il
feels assured that he can serve with a"eri and dispatch the
lie has for sale well assorted of fresh rEREUMERY
Furnishing Goods Cosmetics and tic best Dyes and Tonnes for
his Diamond Hair Cutting and RathipF Saloon
= 4. Is FTEEff f.
Of n Z for burning Wood ga
p dR ] FisS
ist 1t works enty by natural draught and without the aid
3d. It requires soppage Of the mill to have its ashes
lh The Bagass stirred touched after arrives
5th It burns all the Bagase and makes steam enough to
run the mill engine, steam battery and pumping engine
~ NH m Hsi Re eon6 on crop in
makes to burn Baasse alone and
S Sc nG IN tie Principles upon which tWo
which s scsasd to Ere Sos @ a
tricks Of ade known to be false By those who make
tcie that cannot upon their merits No will be
any FnnGes Thoqt " R s
rnaqaa ie IN It's uidisurbed use possession
Ing boil juice in the train Of kettles
'sGn sa shs On tSs hos Subject pamphlet FORM with
nrs etc to be had Of the subscriber by mail otherwise
7E' ' ,---.- SAMUEL II. GILMAN,
in1SdST6m 81 Satchez street. New Orleans.
|. Cl4TTE5S STE lMBO ATS AND FAMILIES, SUPPLIED
. with Beef Pork and Veal sansages Tpe, and
every thing butchering line. Barrels and habres Of
Choice oTned Beef put order for Cabin Family USE
nj Stall Noe P0YDRAS MARKET. by
| n3r9 ~ AUGUSTUS @. MERkEIl
N BSteamboats and Ships supplied with all kinds Of 1--we
Stock such fresh milch Cows Hogs, Shoas Pigs Sheep,
Goats Geese Ducks, Chickens, etc. mall
| DORkS-5Q hf bhlB Dominica Pig, for sale by
| VOORHEES,, GRIGGs & Co,
| III .g. -. r. -..3 10 TchouptoRlas street.
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5XTTAS brought 10 lha City Police Jail the 9Th
+ wv inst, HE dark negro man q t0RGE;fis feet
7inches high; Is about years old Says he belongs
10 Mr.. George CALDWELL cotton planter living about
g 10 miles above Natehez, Mississippi Il a Ell
The owner is requested 10 call and claim said slave
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waves aI,rg 81, aJEiW ORLEANS.
COMMON COUNCIL.
& Gitysof " ew Orleans, March 81, 1856.
5sa NJ a

City III New U rieans, March 81, 1856. {
No. #2699s3 $487 d $
agfaRDiNAN4CE relative to the Branch of the New
oTiaans and Carro!ton Railroad Company, on lack
son street, Fourth District. $8a s4 Hi
Bs u ordained, That permissior isl rebY granted
10 the New 0seans and CarrDton aiiroad Company
10 continue their B ranch RAILROAD Jacksonstr
rom St Charles ate Mayades street, the head Of
Jackson street md their ears theraon the un
expired time Of their original charter, which extends
10 9th February 1885, on condition that the said Com
3pally shall, within ninety days from the passage of
This ordinance, the track of their road to be
moved fant Tvoli Circle, and placed in the South
west street adjoining, sufficiently remote from the
curbstone, either side TO admit the free nassuge
Of ihs water N the gnlters and also that The SAD az,
Company shall, within Twelve months, cause y, ihe
bitches on each side of their track on ST ChaTles
Gate Nayadesl street from Tivoli Circle ~
street, except TWO squares on each side
Canal, to be illedup, and said street
from said track 70 the cutters, under ne
the City Surveyor. # fs IS; d; ~.
Bs o,iasasa That the foregoing prlyshge
shat be null and void should Il conflict Win trs
gFantcdo the Lafayette and
h Company. ss B, u. IN i, o;lr.,,,3
COMPANY shall be snbject to such police osainanees
ana FeeIations as The Common Council shall, from
lime i y t IsaSs asIa E. L.. TRACY,
W. W President Board of Aasietant Aldermen.
isgaeal ~, 4, j ~ II
4nnroved March 3t, 1856.
A Ell " W. fssnsdl JOHN q. LEWIS Mayor.
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AS brought 10 the Guy Police Jail on the 18th
M w s inst the negro man MOSES; is S feet 1-2
inches high \ lis abont30 years old. Says he belongs
4. % r. Baren Bonlard who keeps wood yard above
Rosiltesa- Ia Hache, parish of T aquemine. 81
The oWneris requested call and claim said slave
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pUSSET BROGANS AND HIUD BOOTS,
AGFOR PLANTATION USE-The subscribers have on hand
superior Oak Tanned Russ Brogans and Mud Boots selected
for plantation expressly Also, well assorted stock Of
Boots and Shoes, for sale low 81 -Hgr
de JOHN B. VALENTINE & CO., 81 Common street.
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TTTAs brought 70 The Guy Police jan on Inc 18th
wv inst, the grffs girl DIN is s feet 2inchesy
nigh about ~ years old has large scar nsar me
III f. yas on unon street Firsi District.
The owner is requested 10 call and ella said Save
according 10 W. - ne
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JAMES Fl. WHEELER, Secretary.
New Orleans, January 10, 1866.

TRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE CGNl- |
W PANY-OFFICE IN THEIR BUILDINGS CORNER |
OF CAMP STREET AND COMMERCIAL PLACE-MA- |
RINE, RIVER AND FIRE INSURANCE. Company |
have the following assets: sztl5 E.l'} g5-'s
double the amount loaned thereon 90
Loans on hank and other stocks SS2G5 90
Bills receivable being notes for premiums 1851 80
Tnyested in real esae estimated $4,000
Due for premiums in course of collection. 60S
Scrn from other companies estimated value. 3065 90
Cash on hand 1009iS 20
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COMPTROLL.ER'STO OFFICE, |
.CI11oF New ORLEANS, April Sd, 1856. !

u { " y O. 2bbU. ~ -
JPesoIged, Thatthe Comptroller be, and he Is hereby
authorized and instructed sell At public auction. 10
The lowest bidder afteI,en days notice in the official
Journal contract for the construction of nuisance
wharf opposite Independence street, Third District
the work bs done according with plans and specif-
cations the Surveyors office, the adjudication
said contract 10 be subject to the approval reec
ton of The Common Council ss 3s{s +
[Signsdl 1.l t j. u. sLUGENBUHL,
WEN President Board of Aldermen
" STSignedl \ II f. u. TRACY, II
Approved March s, 1856. 5
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl JOHN i, LEWIS, Mayor. 4
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DORSS-5Q hf bhls Doninick 5 Pig for sale by
L VOORHEES,, GRIGGS & CO.,
III 4g@ r. - 10 10 TchoupitoRlaS street.
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Resotvea That The Comptroller do adjudicae to the
the official journal, the contract for building bridges
across The Canal Catondele, the junction of Clai
borne and MaIais streets with said canal iii accord
ance with specifications therefor on file inthe Survey
ors office, abe saleso be subject TO thea of The
Common Council. III KS ss ss* 8$s5 d 81 s5E TIKI
[Signed] j. J.8LU GENBUHL
4$4& 4t NJ President Board Of Aldermen.
5i8 [Signed] IL e.. ~ TRACY,
President oard OF Assistant "A defmen. /,
Approved March rs, 1856. f95
4 Isgnedl JOHN u. LEWIS, Mayor
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q WY inst, The negro boy CALEB Is s feel in shes
high is about 20 years old. Says he belongs 10 MIR.
TeEsna Cousin, living on The Bonfouca Bayou, ST.
Tammany Parish. Stpie Of Louisiana. f:5s
owner IS requested 10 call and claim said slave
4 according 10 law. ZEt8s &
y si fs4 3 vi qg s5s888 Es PIANCHARD,J4
n22 1St Keeper Of Inc City Police Jail.
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TAS brought 10 the City Police Jail on the 18th
inst. the negro girl ELIGIFY;is feetT
y ia inches high; is about is years old has several
scars Oh the face. Says she belongs 10 Mr. Simond,
living ln New Orleans. .ifs ~ a {a
Tiie o#nsr is requested to call and claim said slave
.1sss,Ss''s IS + ~ s. &, PLANcHARDs
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.WM7 AS brought to Inc CITY Police IAN on The 9Th
Instant The negro man ADAM; ISL feet,
K 4 LIZ Inches high; is about as years old says ne
d belongs 10 Sam Rouk living on st Peter street, IN
She First District. "a es
The owner i requested 10 call and claim said slave
according TO law .,Ssssss -7sa 492s -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

NyOODTVARD's CABINET FuRNI-
"a TuRE WARERooMs, No. IT'S Magazine street and II
NH made order in good and substantial manner Office
Furniture made and repaired Hotels, Ships Steamers
and Boarding houses supplied with Furniture and Bedding
the shortest notice.
N B-Having taken the large brick Julia street
Magazine he is store any quantity of goods
families leaving the city.
Furniture Carts to hire and moving attended to with
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III \ AS broaghtio the City Police Jail, The lih
IS WY IS inst, shs rnulatto boy j o HIN alias Smonds !;
is feet 9nehes high ;is about 10 yearsod Says he
belong sto VIM Bailys and afterwards his real owner
was Walter Even, living in Natchez, lississippi, who
"a is cotton planter. m e 55sgs.5 I3i4s.. A
according 10 law. IA is IS szs4fft
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-05

sGWEAM BATTERY AND CLAREIHIER
% FOR SAIEOne Copper Battery six feet in diameter by
half feet deep with two copper worms of two inch
deep with copper serpenne half inch pipe, and all
the valves in good order Also two and
Battery ew the construction aud of sufficient
capacity making hogsheads day for sale on
liberia terms. III E3tL
myl4f. H45 = S. H GlIIMAN.,3l NatcheH st.
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AS brought 10 the City Police jail on The Sd of
" " March, Tho Light grif boy TIL oMAS; is feet
II inches high Is about 20 years pig has marx Of
Ia; mule kick on The forehead. Says he belongs to MIR
James Brown, a hrcklayer by trade, Living in Rodney,
Mississippi. } 4i
& according 10 law. 5j5@55 3 i
e. BLANCHARD, $50
MI lot Keeper of The City Police Jail /
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As hauled from near Post No 80 eneumber-3
ing and obstruction the public eves, BY order
oflhe WharRhger,a and deposited on the Clly epol
opposite Annuneia tioni M rkets abou III
la double team carl loads of q raFel balas 9tS
Which, if moi claimed wit thin ten days, and HE ex-8
penses thereon pa i'd, will be sold az public auction, at
~ said place ofdeposit, on THURSDAY, the 10th OF
April next, DIT 2 2o'cock r. NJ. ~. G
37|R53 IA AUG. IS. PHELPS,
3f5Ef b Street Commissioner
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~ Street, between Delord and Poeysarre streets job
hing all descriptions short notice and reasonable terms
Stores fitted up made OF Black Walnut Mahogany
Cstets and repaired and gaaaneea for one year
packing of all kinds made to order Step Ladders Of all
sizes constantly hand. SEta$ felS ly
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Second District Po,1nt

q Second District Pound.
gTAS brought to the Second District Pound, corr
N $ner of ST. Ann and Derbigny streets, as ( es-
Erays--S4
One bay Creole Mare abou, 10 IL hands high, four
White, foaled Of mare colt since 10 the
pound sg @
Which, If not claimed within ten days, and the fex
penses thereon paid will sold public auction, at
said pound ION DAy, stbe 10th Of April next,
at O'clock AT NJ {S5 55itff
Il. TIC y. PHELPS
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DENTISTRY.

1s7--=.vzvxszssza CHARLES Il. E&ELLS, ID. %. s.,
No. ISL Canal street between Carondelet and
Baronne streets, New Orleans. ARTIFICIAL
eIYYyJTEETH inserted in full partial sets, which,
for Beauty Utility and Comfort the Wearer cannot be exceed
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MFRS. RETTS'S ABDOMINAL sUPPOhI-
40 EN'-hHe 0A'' sq'''n'' G, n. MORRISON Agent
fol Il Magazine street.
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Min sys$ e. BLANCHARD, 5 ~ " ia
tn22 15t ll Keeper Of The City Police Jail 4
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CIVIL ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING
" The undersigned having formed Copartnershp for the
of transucng the line of Civil Engineering
and Surveying TINT be entrusted Them within The State
Of Louisiana having had considerable experience in that
line business would respectfully solicit share Of patronage
from those interested therein. j. G.. DREBE.s Fl
XIII 81. .a.+E t.Y-,. W. S. MITCHELL
Office. No q Commercial Place nos ly
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EfsAS. GAS GAS, GAS-THE SUBSCRIBER HAV.
obtained requisite permission from the Gas Com
that he prepared to furnish end
put IN GAS FIXTURES in the most approved STYLE and al
moderate rates, = M - . y, i, Z,
H Orders be left at his Old Stand the Brass Foundry,
No 2l4 St Charles street. s4 5t6. -,
IL, Il U1liDs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-11
wuIGs AppLAUDING BUCHANAN.

The Fredericksburg Recorder revives the reoolec.
ton of very remarkable ncldeut.-In 1859, uni.
ysrsal wos the conviction Of Mr. Buchanaus fidelity
to the constitution and high the appreciation in
this State of his services to the South that the Ways
of Fredericksburg, in public meeting, rendered HIM
the compliment Of formal expression of their conf
dence and esteem The proceedings Of that meeting
inserted in the enquirer OF yesterday, but by
msprint reported 10 have occurred in sS6instead
Of 1850.
The Wbigs Of Fredericksburg were not singular
in their appreciation of Mr. Buohanan's character
and services. At that day be WIS regarded oil over
the South as the safest, the souadest aud the most
trustworthy Of all Northern statesmen. 1t is not pre-
tended that he has since done any act or spoken
any word which should forfeit this exalted reputation
On the contrary the malignant ingenuity of partizan
scribblers, osn find nothing wherewith to reproach
him, within the last thirty years. Since 1885, when
he was 30 esteemed by the Wings of this State, he
has only confirmed bis claim to the confidence and
gard Of the South.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-11
.ROrGU, ROLL AND TUMBLE"

W. learn that game nl isticuiit' wns played
Yesterday morning, in the Public Library Room at
The Capfo the parties thereto being hls Exc-II-'ry
the Governor Of Virgin'n and Hugh K, Pieasanis'
E.o ln,e of the Baltimore "Americnn Democrat. -
There are 81 many conflicting run"rs "a 10 the origin
oC tina difficulty" and the incidents of the fight, that
we are unable state more tnn that no wounds were
r.r.ved by either party which cannot eas be heal
ed by the application Of a small piece OF ''stcking
nlnster"-[ YrS,crday's National american.
As the subject has been publicly referred to by the
National American, in conessedly utter ignorance of
what ranspred, deem ii proper to give the follow.
;r authentic statement of the facts as they occurred
About o'clock, A. NJ, Monday morning, Gov.
Wise was sitting at his table in the Capitol attending
n official business. Ills room entered by
Urgb r. Pleasants. lie entered without knocking,
without inquiry or usual salutaton, and took seat
,.at, which faced the door. After sitting few min
utes, he rose, went towards the door and asked ::
..lVhc,s is old Gt--ad.E .Eol ~ "Gizzari foot is not
in thi. morning, is he 7" Gov. Wise replied "Yes
sir hero he isl am the very man." He repeated
the question and was replied to in the same way
pleasants then said well, by Cd! l didn't
know you-aud you are Gizzard.foot! and Ebo shin (,
ara Won't" Gov. Wise said ~ kno'r you, sr-you
are Hugh Peasants, are you'll" With that he COM
mspced with most vulgar and tauuing abuse, and
Mr.. Wise ordered him out OF the room. He refused
~ on out. Mr.. Wise then rose and he approached
pIsasauts the latter put himself in the position Of
menace aud assault, and squared of rs il TO give
blow, Mr. Wise took hold OF him TO put him out Of
,br room when he offered violent resistance and Mr.
Wise struck him blow (which drew some little blood
from his cheek and kicked him out. The Messenger
hearing Mr.. Wise ordering Pleasants out, came and
mt him out of the Capitol Such is the true and full
s,s,ement of matter which may be much misrepre'
septed, ana is, therefore, made at once.