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MORNING, APRIL.26, 1856. a
STEAMBOAT DEP ARTUREs.
For RED RIVER.
VIII leave on SATURDAY, 26ih inst at $ O'Clock P. NJ
r fyEss. Nv FOR SEIR REVEHORT. GRAND

Ma ssaEe on % III i1s' & sf'oeG 4
ss5
Hpt
freight e e sSr5 z Lafayette street
The Union will receive freight for above the raft with priy
lege of resipping. sa}3 8f5& 5l fUa &98t& SR a23
!ssvs EoH shEEREFoT S VI i s'i'se Eas 4
Il s ffs5 isS4s
above For fss. S efs aSpy e2s.S ss9ee Ssis street.
privilege q fesIppaE s4 @ aAs esn' 'ol 'Dos' 'ns
T ss ToR S4EgHRAT "a S # sef f n
BsVs Fan fFad9 d9s Aan s Gaaa
dae superior passenger steamer st. charies
Applegate master Leave above For freight passage
VII ,ss sEARa 9,ls 81 EtSa s5se
SS a thas VII 10 bs contracted on
oLass rom q fsR'aq
E - asss 1 51ijs e. 2Si
dsasst sa al rs? st.
ffsgh sss Or passage apply On board e e sy7r
Leaves FoA e oSATyHRRE fEERsoN Rss s s shIrHlAsD II
Ee 3 Benton, Port Caddo Albany, Shreveport, Grand
5S 5s ss M
spis ~, W JEWS s: SHAPE Go 81 Front street
with privilege of reshipping. l3& 'FI& a25
gaze S9Sn1E 81 fss e'f!5fH 6abpo
Rpd al aaa fasn@ Eeo1
gsa a IS paf
freight or passage apply on board or to s.iE4 .NtN.
will pay no PIE
.T;sa,s : # lR ss|Ss5
pfsss nd
nea aaan
bills pnlsss Se7Esss4 Sz cspss9 CLERK
T Leave ~ !iS sssff
he omp
ss aaa ren asa m
Jos aba, MASTER w1eave above. For freight orlpas
ePn 1Ss5s y 81,
River with privilege OF reshppng On steamer Aida and other
steamer will pay bills contracted on her account
unless signed BY order from tl,g esPts9 m clerk
~ ---. . 2oo.rn oAHlbA, -- MasleE-
" s"ys ESHERz fi os !Rs 4 Is'ef5 fLieH +
- Sz a1s Ia. AfxaadIie eotle Saint Maurice
asa 3 W laws @ SoEs R'ks sor sspss
sTns ra.s will take s5; E sNTa L. 5 Esx @ aeyss Sa
River with the privilege Of storing and reshpping good
boats LZs-.gi .s,..s ~ apps
VIII YE6fEinAh F6f! IA g. !R fslss5
e. T.
Alexandria all intermediate landings freight pas.
as -iFs, = T. B. SMITH, 1e New Levee
WIN VEPSGSDfH PoE hE Il FL Isa as!sst
DO No. dhass 'issDs T. &afss fs Stns muster, G', ""
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REG UL A R P ACK E r S.

Leaves every THURSDAY, at 5 O'clock P. NJ. -
EaSe SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-u.
ja S. Mail steamer r. w. MCRAE in place Of the
tVsaas3z Southern Bee-Running in connection with the
Princess and Princeton Ashton Pitchers
Point Skipwiths Landing Lake Providence Vcksbug, War
rano New carhage Grand Gulf Rodney Matches and Fort
w TcE2ae Capt Ia W. Broadwel will leave for the above
and all intermediate landings For freight apply
board or 10 I .,IJ.}t n. b. SMITH,
a2l T. New Levee street.
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Will leave on sATURD AY. 18th insi at 5 P. N.
f. - q ZOE MARIE II SALiNE, SAL TKaN,
Ssass all landings on Black RyerThe 6ne passenger
packet w. w. Farmer, Frank Keeling master, will
leave as above. - + : = 80 a.. ..
LEWIS sNAPP & CO., 81 Front street
Hi@The W. W. Farmer. takes the place of the Louisa, and
being very light daugh shippers may rely having their
freight delivered without detention. ap26
- Leaves on TUESDAY, 9Th inst, at 5 P. NJ.
, FYzyy5sa a, r E G Il R EVERY OTHER
~ Thurs Thursday Ig:,p pasket-FqE or Camden, French Port Port
Wilmington Pigeon Hill, Caryville, Marie ssline Alabama
ton Monroe Pine Bluff Casters Landing, Columbia Harrison
burg Trinity Black River and all landings the
Ouacha river The fine fast running light daugh passenger
packet st steamer Judah Touro, 6. l. Ko1ns master j.
W Tobn clerk will leave above. For freight passage
having superior Accommodations, apply board to
as LEWIS SNAPP II CO., 81 Front street.
Returning will leave Camden Wednesday, April 9th
A. n, stopping at Ghampagnolle Wednesday, evening
Marie Saline and Alabama Landing Thursday morning.
Lochlomond Thursday evening Trenton and Monroe Fri
day morning Haisonburg and Black River Friday night
arriving at New Orleans Sunday morning. -t-E
Through bills lading given, with privilege of reshppng
steamer r. H. Lindsey Freight and passengers guaranteed
TO be taken to their place OF destination.
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THE BAGAsSE FURNACE iiiT1,E hETTEfS 5 PA PA
tent for the United States were granted SAM Eli H. u
MAN Of No 81 Matched street. New Orleans under he date
of December4 1854 for furnace for burning Wood and
This Furnace combines the following qualities as fully
proved in taking of SEVEN CROPS THE PRESENT SEA
SON. s2!E . ;,
s works entirely natural draught and without the aid
Of 1t Blower. .,
3d. requires stoppage of the mill to have its ashes
cleaned out. ,--.-.,, o., :. -.
ia the furnace - q. = lE< ~ ~. -. 4.
eth It burns all Bagasse and makes steam enough to
run The mill engine battery, and pumping engine
This only furnace thai has taken OH crop IN Louisiana
in compliance with the above i've conditions .zt =
This Furnace makes pretenson burn Bagasse Alone and
does not resemble other Furnace in single feature Of It's
which produces; does It approach the rights Sf
tricks Of trade'i known be false by those who make
them and calculated only deceive the public and palm off
ces that cannot stand upon their merits No person will b
allowed SELL Furnace without authority
from me; and persons having such authority will be full!
gnaraII,eed in its undistnrbed ana possession
NV Patent Furnace Is applicable train Of kettles
steam boers prepared to contract to apply to burn
ing Eagase boil juice in the common train OF kettles
under satisfactory guarantee to the purchaser:
treatise the whole subject In pamphlet tor with draw
e 7' - J : ii q SAMUEL H. GILMAN,
}a2s dkW6u 81 .rr 81 Natchez street, New Orleans.
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A sense of honor is the sure and broad foundation
If sense Of religion. - '5-5i {g Il
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Will leave SATURDAY, 18th inst at O'Clock P. NJ, posi-
q. lively, carrying the q. S Mail ''+
fTHIa REGULAR TENNESSEE RIVER
6iAAELkt 8 Packet-Ihe and very splendid steamer
Ghoctaxv, 2 Sine lIe, master M leaves as above
landings. Forf eight Or passage apply on board
a26 : t LEWIS SNAPP & Co, 81 Front street.
MThe Chocaw takes freight for Napoleon, Memphis Hea
Randolph, Hickman New Madrid: Cairo, Paducsh, Nash
vile, all landings, 81 -'=H'i - -lF
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Leave every THURSDAY, Mt 5 o'clock P. NJ.
GFIBTNEKTVP

s. Mail steamer r W. McRAE, in place of the
steamer Southern Belle Running in connection
Pitchers Point Skpwits Landing Lake Providence, Good
rch's Landing Mken's Bend Vcksburg Grand Gulf Rod
ney Natchez Fort Adams Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all
The SPLENDID fast running passenger packet
II. w. McIeae, l.. W. Broadwell, master, will leave
above For freight or passage, apply on board,
Il PILCHER, GOODRICH CO, IS Garondelet street.
EThe R. W. McRae will also take freight for all points
the Yazoo River with the privilege of reppns at ficksbrg
she having made very advantageous for that
pose, 4ss-. q. ... ...7
RA clerk will be the leveo Tuesday morning to
receive freight. ='nl4
p S-The R. W. McRae will attend to all business Of the
F. j. Trabue during the Spring and Summer months
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Will leave MONDAY, 18th inst, at S O'Clock P NJ.
F|ss FOR TENNESSEE RIVER
The new W and l4saa 1 1 as East
above for Easor Florence and Tuscumbia For freight
pnssage apply on board, Or to ~ ..".l' r5l
LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
The Easiport will take freight for Napoleon Memphis Hele
ma, Hickman New Madrid Cairo Paducah Nashville and all
way landings. - a26
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THE LAKE,

, IT, n, LAKE SHORE FAC X e n
sSyIksakesSs STEAMER California; Winter Arrange
EstR=a nent-For Ocean Springs and Intermediate land
ng extending her trips far Pascagoua Tuesday
Saturday of each week.a T T. Et-= j ~ -
The splendid low pressure packet steamer California Lons
Nelson MASTER, built expressly for this trade, with superior
Recommendations will leave the Lake end Of the Poutchartran
Railroad On the arrival at the Lake Of the cars as follows
Leaves Pontchartran Railroad, Leaves Ocean Springs
TUESDAYS: .....9 A. NJ cars WEDNESDAY MORNING,
sATURDAYs,.:..4 P. NJ cars SUNDAY EVENING
On Tuesday and Saturday she will far Pacagoua
n5 sR.FGEDDES Agent. 10 Bank Place.
, EfHSs FARE REDUCED-U.S s. MAIL
laAlEIkasE9a E9a F0RMANDEVII lie, Lewisburg Madsonvie
Coyington and Abita Springs-The fine steamer
Virginia Pearl. Captain j. w Hoffman, leaves the
Pontcharan Railroad day after the arrival of the IL NJ
Sundays excepted Returning leaves Covngton every
morning OF O'Clock Sundays excepted) D.
3 Fare, 50 cents Meals, 80 cents. % ''' So
For particulars apply on board, or to ...
al9 II, - D. C. LOWBER. aS Magazine street.
IT, h. FOR 1IOBlLE DIRECT, DAILY
l4SllSS4st5a q. S. MAIL LINE-Wnter Arrangement
zssm splendid low pressure packet steamer Csaba R.
a. Hern, master; Florida, W. H. Hutchings master {;
Oregon Myers MASTER having been built expressly for the
Lake trade with superior accommodations of the above
steamers will leave the Lake end Of the Pontcharra Railroad
daily the arrival Of the O'Clock p NJ Returning
will stop Pascagoulh Monday and Thursday evenings
Cabin Fare to Mobile .!....:...
R. GEDDES, Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans November.l 1855. n5
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TENN ,ESsEE RIVER

VIII leave on SATURDAY, 18th iIst 1T S o'clock P. M
RSsSs FOR TENNESSEE RIVER. -
flGlhssttsa The and ghtdraught steamer Midas,
ssssasa Stanley Brown, master, will leave above for
Eastpo Florence and Tuscumbia For freight PASSAGE
ply on board, or to .. ... - 80. * ..- .....E
LEWIS SNAPP & CO., 81 Front street.
thaCa nO5N
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VIII leave on TUESDAY. 29h inst. at O'Clock P. NJ
, IT. STEAMER ROSA IN PLACE OF
the steamer Rapdes For Gorons Landing
and Alexandria, Goille, Saint Maurice Grand
Ecor Campe Grand Bayou Shreveport and all Intermediate
landings The fine fast running packet steamer
Rosa, J. Dowty master will leave above. For freight
or passage apply on board or to ~ =
T. B. SMITH u New I1eyee
EThe Rosa will take freight for Jefferson and Upper Red
River with the privilege Of storing and reshppng good
. ~ r n29
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be obtained OF the Office a2Sly
TREE OF FCHARGE-THE E EuNDERsIGNED WILL
L relieve FREE OF CHARGE, in application, with
DIR. ASHS RHEUMATIC OR PENETRATING OIL, applied
externally Rheumatisus, Pains, SWelngs Contracted and
Painful sinew Muscles Or joints seprasia Or anyhing Of
Office and Depot the Southern Remedies No. l Carondeet
street. between Canal and Poydtes u q rs. is III
E3- Price, 81 90 per bottle. All orders attended to-
fe9 diy&H6m 0E5-4sa -z.r.sz.s. Dr. WM DOWSE
IWSEFgNG SEINES.--ANA ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE
II SEINES assorted from 50 athoms; also choice lot
of BAMBOO RODS, in and to arrive, for sale by
. r..4 ,E5-gr- 'AIcGUTCH0N, HOWELL 600,
n3l lmd&W IS Camp street.
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E'EAMk SHAW, Jr., &sCo., COMMISSION, AND
" FORWARDING MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN
WESTERN PRODUCE, No. Tchoupoulas street. New

e SLAVE DEPOT, NO. 1856 COMMON
sTREET-The III undesgned has On hand and will keep
s2 full assortment of SLAVES, consisting Of MECH ANICS
Of all descriptions HOUSE and FIELD SERVANTS etc.
Having leased the dwelling No l56 Common
Baronne street. he prepared transient Traders
and their Slaves reasonable be obtained in
city. ~
particular attention will be paid consignments of Slaves
,1H- 'l-=E THOMAS F. FRISBY, l56 Common street.
Observation-Disclosures & Co. Curry l. Person -. c. Kicks
Co. Richard Beck j. G. Cocks 4 Co Watt DeSau1les
N. B-The HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for LIKELY
YOUNG NEGROES; ly
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n IT, 4 ~ FUR SILK EEsUAET,E GxEEANW
Bayou, Canpte. Grand Ecore, Aezandris and
Steamer Union, Capt O. A. Crook will leave above. For
tfeisht o. passage apply on beard Of to @ IL .. q
The Union will receive freight for above the raft with pryi
leEe of resippinr. &gEi&
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OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
" INST1TUTION.-Oihce No. 81 Camp street-Incorpora
ted under Act Of the Legislature on 18th March, 1855.
The office of the Institution will be open for the reception of
Deposits every morning Sundays excepted from O'clock
and on Saturday evenings from s to o'clock.
Deposits of One Dollar and upwards will be received.
The employment of the funds is strictly limited by the Act of
Incorporation the Public Debs of the United States the
State of Louisiana, and Of the City Of New Orleans.
Loans upon mortgage of unencnmbered unmproved Real
Estate within the limits Of the city of New Orleans exceed
ing 50 per cent of the appraised cash value. e.
Loans upon pledge of the Stock of the Incorporated Banks
New Orleans exceeding 60 per of the market value
All Profit derived from employment Of the
funds TO be distributed semannua the Deposors
No Trustee directly indirectly borrow any the funds
or receive any pay emolument whatever e u
Certificates of deposits having interest agreed
upon will be issued for less than $1,000 deposited for
specified time. -. .-.5,a.5 '. HG
TRUSTEES.
George Eusts H.. a. D. Kelly, William Vogel,
W. N, Mercer, Geo Urquhart, R. B. Sumner,
G. C. Duncan, .b' a. Heine,7 George Jonas,
Wilhelmus Bogart, ?. N. Wood, Thos A. Clark
Thos A. Adams, e. A. Bradford D, u. Wihers
- -7TF - '", = W. N. MERCER President
h hV4 u'r, apr0F A.. D KELLY, 1sIH
.= .a.. WIN. VOGEL, }Yice Presidents
r. B. SUMNER. y
Z =" F.rEEg2 D. D. WITHERS Treasurer.
NB-Copies of the Act of Incorporation and Bylaws can
aI.aln, tt,a ,a.nlSo p1lI,
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<>M I:O; Q. F.,,BoARD OF DIRECTORS
GT SHp SAof IOdd Fellows Rest" for lS56.-Oficers--
- V 4sIenry Bier President; John Stroud, Treasurer;
SsEga Jas; FurneanX Secretary. Cemetery Commit
nance CGmmittes-Thos Keetie, W; G. Wilson, l. Homes
son. Geo. Seymour H. Goldman, G. B. Bowdch j. P. War
ner II. Casarede, S. Boullemet
E8- VAULTS IN " ODD FELLOWS RESTn may be pro.
cured byappying to NJ GoRRY at Sickles Co.'s, IS Ca
nal street At D FELT STETSON'S 81 Camp street; to f.
MILLSPAUGH U. s Mint and the Secretary's Office in
Odd Fellows Hall, corner Camp and Lafayette streets.
The price members of Sockholdng Lodges will $40 per
vault; TO ali others, $50 per pault
Ef> Information relative to the purchase of Lots be had
application to the Secretary,
apis JAMES FURNEAUK. Secretary o. f. Rest.
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=, IT, FOR JEEBERSDN, SMITHI1ANDt
Benton, Port Caddo, Albany, Shreveport, Grand
iss@asa Bayou, Grand Ecore Alexandria and all inter
medats superior light draught steamer ST.
Charles, S. Applegate master, will leave as above Fer
apis stfH gS r - t. b. SMITH, 12Hew Leree.tl
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Leaves On sATgRDAY 4 2sth inst;, 81 n /.

g Will leave on TUESDAY, 29th inst at O'Clock P. NJ
Z fYassa FOR JEFFERSON, sMITHLAND,
Benton, Port Caddoand all intermediate landings
tsA. the lakes Shreveport, Grand Bayou Campte,
Grand Ecore ST. Maure Alexandria, Gortons and ali ntee
dae landings the swift running steamer Rosa,
JOS aba, MASTER wll1eave above. For freight pas
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WEIR MIS- sIssIPP1.

Leaves on nWEDNESDAY. BOIL. inst, at 5 o'clock, P NJ
r. 4. REGULAR MEMPHIS PACKET
For Memphis, Helena, Napoleon Greenvlle,
ts- Lake PEoFideaee Xc;shlrg. and Al intermediate
andngsThe fine regular and fast running passenger
John Sinonds, c B. Church, MASTER will be ready to
receive freight Monday morning. and will leave above,
having very superior ACCOMMODATIONS. For freight pas
sage, apply board, to = -
JOHN E. HYDE L CO., sc Poydras street.
H8~The Smonds will take all plantation and freight and
passengers for ST. Louis Louisville Cincinnati and Nashville,
coaneeng Memphis with nack for those places
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sEA-GoING VESSELS.
Z TE x As AND MEx1nn y

S 10 sail on SUNDAY, 9th inst. at o'clock A. NJ r III
&Edess, FaSHR G+ALVEISTONaAND ND sMATAIOR
:GsMIgfAIs DABAY-U MalI.ine. The new and 1nagDif
centstsamahip Perscyerance, Fl. Sheppard
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ia VIII leave SATURDAY. 18th inst, at o'clock r M
fTFFFSsssg - FOR SEIREVEROEsT. GRAND
Bayou, Canpe, Grand Ecore Alexandria and
Gor,ons LandingThe nsSs. very Light d,aught
passenger steamer LeOna, b. W. Kinsovin wleaT
as abore. For freight apply board orto
So r. III BRINTON 4 60. "A Lafayette street.
H- The Leona will take freight for above the Raft with
privilege Of reshipping. taA
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-16
From the Quincy (ill) Herald
PRESIDENTIAL PROSPECTS.

In every State in the Union the democracy organic
ing for the presidential battle of next fall North South
East and West the democratic party has planted itself
firmly, mmovably upon the platform OF the Nebraska bill
and of political and religions liberation. Everywhere the
democracy stand committed TO the principle Of self
government in the Territories and of opposition TO the
modification repeal of the naturalization law the dis
of the ugtiveslaye law If the position of the
democratic party any State of the Union upon either Of
these questions SHALL any time, be called in question
doubted it viii afford special pleasure to to the
ouons of their State conventions in the State that may be
designated show that has taken stand vocay
and uncompromsngy have here stated Upon these
great battle to be fought Those who have hereto
fore acted with the old national wing party, under the
lead of Clay and Webster, will have choice make be-
tween the democratic candidate, standing upon this plat
FORM and the candidate of the opposition who will go
the pledged deprive the people Of the Ter
rores of the right to govern themselves and 20 deprive
our foregn-born eowctzens of the right TO vote and
hold Office The mass of the old whig party have been
swallowed up by the abolitionss and following
the lead of Gddings, Hale Greeley Co. But there
hundreds and thousands of those who gloned in
the name of whg, in the days Of Clay and Webster,
that will not succumb the dicaton Of such leaders
Gddings Co. Remembering that Henry Clay whom they
always regarded pure patriot and hghmnded states
man. himself stakeholder, there thousands of
old-ine Clay wings who will not unite with those who
would spit upon his grave and rampe his fame in the
dust by their Wholesale uuscrupulous and sehearted
denunciaons of shareholders aud Improbable crusade
upon the people of the slave States 1t will become all
such to unite their hopes their fortunes and their inter
ests with those Of the national democracy Mr.. Clay
declared that should the whig party become
merged in a contemplate abolition, sectional par
ty, he would leave it and unite his fortunes with the
democracy and since the event which be seemed TO anc
pate has already to pass those who honestly and
consistently followed bis lead during bis life win not
hesitate do precisely what he said he would do himself
And II So the country viii be preserved from the
Eliminating clutches of the aboonsts. With the acqu-
sion Of such patriotic and truly national whigs the de-
mocracy well afford to part with, here and there
abolition bypocre who has The cloak Of democracy
TO deceive and defrsud. Thus constituted the national
democratic party viii continue to be the hope and safety
Of the Union, national patriotic and nvncble party.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-16
OUR SUNDAY ISSUE.

We have felt entirely satisfied to the propriety Of
dating Of our daily issues Sunday morning" When
came into the Union found that this had been long
the practice and that il adopted avoid the con-
sion OF having two issues of the date As this
ce did involve the violation of the Sabbath to any
work done the paper (or in point of fact it always
issued Saturday EVENING" acquiesced in it. But Of
late several Of our friends have expressed earnest de-
sire that the date of our Saturday evening paper should
correspond with the fact its publication that have
determined hereafter to issue paper bearing date on
Sunday but paper bearing date Saturday evening"
will be furnished heretofore The only change which
this involves is in the date Of the paper and accede to
1t that may not have the appearance Of disregard
ing the Sabbath day
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-16
------ POM The Richmond EnQnIFeF
MR.. Bolts AHEADl


We never doubted that the HBotts tail" had complete
control Of the know-nothing party Of Richmond but
dreamed that "the immortas" influence had spread
all the counties Of this district That such Is the fact
however made manifest by the official proceedings be-
low II will be that MeSsrs Maupu and Clay jealous
champions Of Boss presidential aspirations have been
appointed the delegate and alternate the Philadelphia
convention:
AnERIcAs NEETiYG.-At meeting Of the district con-
venton for the purpose Of selecting delegate the
tona convention be held at Philadelphia The 22d
instant,
Garland Hanes was called to the chair and John n.
Harrison appointed secretary.
The following counties represented in the
ton Henrico, Hanover, Goochland Chesterfield and the
city of Richmond.
allow the delegates from other counties arrived
participate in the proceedings At o'clock the
ton reassembed and called order by the chairman
who announced the business before the body The follow
ing gentlemen put in nomination Messrs Robert c.
Sianard, Tyre Manpin, and William Scott Mr. Sanards
being Withdrawn by his friends the taken,
aud resulted In the election Of Tyre Maupn and on mo-
ton said election made unanimous. DR. Il. G. Clay
was elected alternate committee appointed TO in.
form Messrs. Maupin and Clay OF their election.
On motion,
Rs.otrd That these proceedings be published in the Ma
tional American.
On notion the convention adjourned sine die
GARLAND HANES Chairman.
Jxo N. HARRISON, Secretary.
The National American thus chuckles over the result;
will be by the published proceedings Of the
district convention which assembled in this city yester-
day. that friend and colleague the senior editor OF this
paper chosen represent the American party Of the
ID congressional district in the national convention We
regard his appointment not only as wemered expires
sion of confidence in the sterling Americansm OF Mr. NJ
but expression Of approval by the Of the
OF the National American since 1t has been under
our charge
II the Wing be correct in its assertion that the support
ers Of Bolts soiles" the above result shows
beautiful condition OF knowrnohngsm, only Rich
mond but In Henrico Hanover Goochland and Chester
field The southern people win stand aghsst at such
entertainment presented to them by the great "Amer
lean party" .....