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sHERIFFs SALES.

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT NJ. f. TRICOu, f. w. g. VS.. ALEX
Of New Orleans: ANDER HfL!s.No: g. 94s.
ID directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court Of New
Orleans in the above viii proceed sell at public
o'clock A. NJ D. y - :
THE CONTENTS OF AJEWELRY AND FANCY STORE.
situate Camp street No. g. between Grayer and Nachez
streets per inventory, fled in this office
Seized in the aforesaid cause. --t.,-. -. 81
TERMS-CasL the spot & 49,
JOHN NJ. BELL,
ais 16 81 Is Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
SIxIEHE CoUR DISTRICT NJ. E. TRICOU f. c. l. vs. ALEX
DE la observation-disclosures AMBER ETII-No. 3,9iS.
I'm VEBTU DUN writ dc Geri facias n n2oE
II addresse par Honorable Sieme Cor de District de Ia
Novel,e Orleans dams paaire cdcsss eproeederai lie CN
d. Is a'ri 1856 10 hepres du matn sur les euS Ia vente
publiQuc l'encnn, ct REHABILITATION a.
Dun de magan bionerie darcles de fantastic
coneun siYan fnventaire depoe bureau
LIE tout Saisi dams lataire ci,dessus. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de Naturalization
- ' JOHN NJ. BELL r.
ais l6 q % Sheriff de Ia Parosse d'Oreans-
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RAILROADS.. z's Z
NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROADS. bales Anderson Metcalf--l Harris Il
Bryan Robinson-5l oier-tota l45 bales cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, oPELOUsAs AND GREAT VI WESTERN
RAIR0ADIl hlds sugar IL bbls moiasses DeBlanc-lS
hhds bbs moasses Belocq3 hds 100 bbls
moasses Denegre-36 hd Iob & C,apentier-106
bills molasses Sabatier-4S hhds sugar Camack SqIres &
WeSt56 do Leverici-2 bbls olasses2S bbs De-
Sva-TotaI 259 hhis sugar, 237 bbl4 moasses. Ia E
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Shipping Nrde!Liaeutt.
WEDNESDAY,, April 16, 1855.

Bark Jane williams, Urquhart, New York.
r N Harrison eco
Ship Lady Westmoreland, strachen, Liverpool,
Maxwell eco
Brig Brownsville Rogers, San Juan de Nicaragua. VIZ
Goldenbow 4 Lesparre
Brig VIM D Miller Smith, Havanai, s DE Wiser ico
schr Justice, Saunders Tanpico, Goldenbow Lesparre
n - + ~ Creeyy L Faywell
Bark Anacto Mex. Lafeila for Vera Cruz, Canerdon
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Joseph I4UFTY, 20 CAMP STREET, MPORTER,
u Wholesale and Retail Dealer in fine Watches Jewelry Rich
tel New Orleans respectfully invites the attention Of Wholesale
AID Retail Dealers and purchasers his VERY LARGE
STOCK OF GOODS which is freshly imported and constantly
supplied throughout the year. .,
SHE'LL C0MBS-mitation Shell and Buffalo Combs, OF every
style AID variety.
BRUSHES-Of every description of his manufacture and
at the lowest Northern factory prices. -. =
TOILET ARTICLES-Such Perfumery, Hair Gil Hair Pins
PomNtun, Fancy Soaps, etc. I'D. AZ
FINE FANS PURSES, Pocket Books Work Boxes, Portable
Desks together with endless variety of Porte monaes,
etc., of every style and shape and at unusually low prices
GUNS PISTOLS Knives, Colts and Warmers Revolving Pts
tolls Scissors Razors, Life Presrvers Fishing Reels and
Tackle Of every variety snt the most determined angler
WATCHES, JEWELRY, etc, 3 i "a
The stock in this line consisting Of the T T. Cooper NJ l.
Tobias aud real joseph johnson movements with fine
men Of Swiss and English Levers together with large stock
of fine Eastern Jewey Sverware etc., have been selected
with great care by F. ROBERTS, many years engaged in
the Wholesale business and having been purchased exclusively
for cash great Inducements will be offered 10 purchasers
Every article warranted represented or the money re.
funded. ggg...5.. . =
IS Watches Jewery, etc., carefully Repaired and war
rnnted = ml9
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sxEME CoUR De DISTRICT La vile dc Ia oe2ns
DE a VS. NoLlE M P 2aa
I'm VERTU DUN alias writ de fiGri L fneia 3
Orleans dams rafare cidessus NJ Marigny ci:
sheriff lie sheriff de la de paroisse proceera lie JEuDl
II dayr 1856 midi City Hotel de Ia Commune
celles du Camp ct DIES Magasns, radudication de-
UN TERRAIN NJ situe dams lie Premier District de cette
Vile ct desgne lie No. 81 dams lilet No. 800.
lie dit terrain % pes face Ia Prieur Quatre
vingt cinq pieds de proondeur.
Ensemble les rois privileges servitudes ct avan
tages attaches ct appartenant. -r .E
Saisis dnns l'atiaire cdessus. -
CONDTTIONSCee cree etant Ia seconde ct derniere.
te propete denivement adugee plus orant ct der
nie enceseur pour lie prix qu oert II nois dc
credit acqueeur onissant bon obligation
ton bonnie ct sopabe porant nteret de pour
Pan de la date hypo6Que specae Ia proprce vendue
jusqua parfait Placement.
SAMPSON BLOSSMAN,
Deputt Sheriff de In ParoiSse d. OrlGnns.
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Dartitular Nptitfs.
Citizens BANK OF LOUISIANA, I

d. CITIZENS, BASK OF I.outsrANA,l
New Orleans, Apfi e, 49,
eans ~ css sssa 20 nc co kaohs
@ ss3.a e v My q ssss "S5s9
where they will be paid on demand n 9n qsF h ase
Inssa se f6 sa e. sf1s9 tic ssS
'ns sl6 ~ 'iA'' 90 - j. B WEIR, Foreman.
CHARITY HosrrAL,
1 psaa II yt M X t he
sas b SET ay e # pp fe e r.
ala I'd
CHARITY HOSPITAL,
New ogssss al April II lg3S
named Institution with Meat for yeaf from the
before the 18th day Of April 1856 at II o'clock
NJ. MA "a
si5sipp Fe Company No 2, viii please present lien 70 the
BY order F F. ' T. * fUDw1GsEN, Treasurer
rss-tro Apothecarics-EIffcen Hundred Dol
M be for o 1"9 av Gfs9 TO- Anb
post Of nTs at the Treasrers ofce on Sun
DAY. April 49, at II A. NJ for examination BY order Of b the
City q INV New 6rlea leans p AprlS i85s
Ry.At a meeting Of the Board of Directors,
6soea That with the approval Of the Stockholders having
obtained tits expedet TO increase the capital stock Of this
| Bank not to exceed 81, 100000
accordance herewith notice is hereby given that books
opened the Banking House, the 18th inst
open thirty days from That date, during which time the
Stockholders privileged to subscribe for said in
| crease of capital. .-.
provisional subscription list will be opened the time
10 the public for Of the portion of said increase that
may not be taken by the present Stockholders.
| al0 3Jt W. P. GRAYS0N, Cashier.
|
| B9g" Rev. Doctor Deyyey's LcctUrcs.-Prices
RedncedThese popular will be delivered in Rev
Mr. Capps Church. Of St Charles and Julia Streets
cry MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENING, IN
| til April 49,
Tickets remainder of the reduced half the
original price. al I'd
| PUBLIC SCHOOLS, FOURTH DIsTRIcTI
New Orleans, April s, 1856.
nFHVhc Annual Examination and Exhisli-
ton the DsrctPubic Schools, will take place.
| below, commencing at 8 A. NJ, and closing at 3 z. NJ:
ENAMIEATIuN.
| CHESTNUT SCHOOI-MoSDAY, April 7.
| MAGNOLIA SCHO0I.-TUEsDAY, April s. "
| LIVE OAK SCHOO1l-WEDNEsDAY April 9.
| LAUREL SCHOOL. for Boys-THURsDAY, April 10.
Laurel. SCHOOL. for Girs-FRIDAY April II.
| HIGII SCHOOL, for GrsMosDAY, April "A.
| HIGH SCHOOL, for Boys-TrEsDAY April IL.
EGHIBITIOS
On WEDNESDAY April I6, in Felicity street Church,
ner Of Chestnut street.
g5T-I1xercises o begin a 10 o'clock A. N.
Music Speeches, Dialogues Compositions, Presentation
| Of Diplomas
| HJ-The public respectfully invited to attend.
| JNO. G. PARHAM Jr.,
| NJ TIC Superintendent
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Sixth DISTRICT CouRT 3CITY oF NEW ORLEANS vs.. NO
Of New Orleans. LIERE DUVERNAY--No. 2,703.
DY VIRTUE of an alias writ of feri facias
d directed by the Honorable the Sixth District Court Of New
Orleans entitled cause, NJ Mrigny late Sheriff.
the Sheriff of said Parish will proceed sell at public auction
the City Hotel Common street between Camp and Magazine
AVACANT LOT OF GROUND, situate in the First District
this city, being Lot No H. III square No $780, which said Lot
twenty feet front Prieur street. by eighty
dcph together with all the rights privileges and
advantages tereunto belonging any wise appertanng
Seized in the above suit =.
TERMS-This being the second and last aucton the said
property will be definitely adjuicaed the highest and first
bidder whatever 1t will bring twelve months credit,
the furnishing bond with good and solvent security
bearing per interest per from date and special
mortgage on the property sold, until final payment.
SAMPSON BLOSSATAN
m3l ar IA 16 Deputy Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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LEGAL NOTICES.

OF NEW ORLEANS BURR. No. 1872
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors
IN of this Estate and all other persons herein Interested 10
show within days from the present notifications any
why the presented by the testmenary
should he homoOgated and approved the funds
distributedin accordance herewith.
BY order of the Court. 5i
A. DREUX,
all Is 10 Deputy Clerk
DEUslENE CouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE HUDSON
NouvELIE ORLEANS. +. BURR. No. 1922
Wis est par lie present Gtonnc aux cream
n ce de Ia lsdte succession Ct ones atres personnes
que peu concerner, davora de1ue dix dner
de la peene publication les rasons esqueles lie compile
FeNecteur tcstamenre serat approuve
ooogne les fonds mains reparts conormement
audit compile.
Par ordre de Ia
A. DREUX.
all Is Depute Greffer.
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ADJUSTMENTS
(NATETY rE9EATEr Fl

(IATETY TI1EATErs = :, ov,rs,
Treasurers .Messrs, W OATES and Fl. Conn
THIS EVENING, April 1ss gs I
Eosh week and as gs bTt tfss & go great Actress
cans,s g night and postvely ts as Te
Benesfo n p q :. i BsoTNE
gin pFspa4s9n1dRf2aS aa iHS 81 p Asi
adfsan Private Boxes have admission
psas open az aeecf Performance
6ass s apsa from % places mayhs
u - Z : y z = is'e GseAvIER sT Rect
heel BENEFIT OF MR.. j. 8. BROWNE. NJ
On THyasD y EVENING win be presented
ssS a., ID d, y.
eesatey pas l.ll hal N q Browne. #
/ At. n CHARLES THE aTEr.
assss s sna msaassF
Il g Y Treasurer.
Doors open att o'eao4ks oteoel
4 @GE THIS EVENING, April is. 1856. #
ssss sassf. zsss
sssis m SsRs asiaasl
sS BEtEI Fanily
and Troupe will appear ina Grand or-
! Eg Doors open seven O'clock, preciasty.S
pI Overture haif-pas5 o'eHockI psesaey ais
4 ~ $780, THURSDAY. April III 1876,
HAM t5$sf4zs BENEFIT Of Mime LAGET-
The Grand Opera in acts Tabcauxy Scribe russ
by Meyerbeer, Of THE PROPHET.-dss Delagtays,
unea Iagef Gfaa DItasta and Mnlea Iaget and Gosof,
appear in the principal parts.
4 nPce of admssonFirs Tiers, Parquette and Second
II I Boxes, So; Pit. 81; Third Boxes, &c.,
/ rs Doors open at O'Clock. - .al6..
i PELICAN THEATER- &s
i Il W. Lessee Manager.
4 gE GREAT ATTRACTION.
THIS EVENING, April 6The Great European Magician,
4 1853 MACALLISTER,
will give popular and original sorass for the
4 j35 z1STz4 Benefit Of Mime GAEIiSTER. VI
when will give the gentleman THAI brings the great
est number Of Lsdesa Splendid G0IU4TGHy and to the
gentleman that brings the second largest number, Sill
4 5Ss5 YER WATCH. 4f5#
II baP-The programme VIII be novel and attractive.
Il -Boxes Paranette, half price White
III and Goored Galleries, Is cents gSs,5 5e5s
II open O'clock. The Wizard appears at o'clock.
I'll 8 precisely. tEa I'D. F5#5SE }8s{
a. EA matters Of business connected with Mr. Eacalsers
Soees he addressed only to him. t55 " 35k a16
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Wis est par lie present donne que dedans
N nlarane i6us de la pesente publication, lc
sint era application la Second Conr de District de Ia No-
veic pour Emancipation de escaye U
une nulatresSe igee d'enyroa l6 ans.
JOHN G. COCKS
Nouvele Orleans lie II de 1856 mo At in sod
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"a New Orleans, Apfi Is, 56.
E8aNotice.--AoIdcrs of Coupons of New Orr
leans City Bonds the Railroad Companies due and
ynbc in New York on first May next hereby notified that
the funds are deposited with the Bank Of Amerea New York
n1f a ~ va - = 'SST u. ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
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Aebielu Of tbe StlaEkets.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 16.
COTTON...The demand fair yesterday and the sales
embraced about 5000 bales prices within the range quo
ations which unchanged. Factors however, somewhat
abatcd their recent extreme pretensions We quote:
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EXCHANGE-s1XTY DAY DRAFTS New York
WORRIES, GRIGGS & CO,
m2l 6m ID Tchoupitoaas street
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BAYOU DE GLAIzEper 2boats-12o. 900 cypress slaves #
| ,.E, .ia
SDlAEA-Iarshars boat--llT tons hGy order III 81
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WITHIN
IN forty days this dute, will apply to the Second Dis
tct Court of New Orleans the emancipation Of my slave
$1,000 JOHN G. COCKS.
New Orleans, March IL 1s56.-m22 4tn30d
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NO ALI WHOM III MAY CONCERN.--No-
tce hereby given that at the expiration of thirty days
from this date, intend tuting judicial proceedings against
the State of Louisiana the First District Court Of this city
for the emancipation of negro woman named DARGUs
aged about forty four years.
JAMES DICK HILL,
BY his Attorney: C. r. ESTLIN.
Now Orleans April :, lS56-n2 Is myl
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FOR, SALE.

TN0R SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE-TllE
Il Ice Cream and Soda Saloon and Variety Store At No 33
Camp street The Store is located in good neEhbofhood and
is doing fine business, and is offered for sale in cole,
0uence of the propreiors going California. VIII be sold
low for cash Apply on The prenises.t alO I'm
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NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior ...........5i4 OK Aiddling Fair
Niding :9llQpl0 Good Fair ........-GI-
Good Middling l0a@l03i Good and Fine. ..-....(G-
TOBACCO. We heard Of about 225 hhds sold follows:
IS of which exc, at Ga pa 81, II Admitted
Clarksvile at % q Selected GAINESVILLE 1913 and lei
l6 hhds 9s and at 94c Is Ssc ~ h. of over
100 hds of which the particulars made public.
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Ez~To Misunderstanding Hundred e n Dol 81
most Of Resident Apohecay Of the Charity Hospital App
cnts will present themselves at the Treaslrers office on MON
Hoard all lot
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" IIToN PLANTATION-The subscriber is prepared 10
sell the above reasonable terms The plantation
is situated the Bayou Bartholomew four miles from its
mouth parish of Morefouse. 1t contains thousand
land about hundred of Which at present i'll
high state of cultivation.
The is well improved having, besides comfortable
Dwelling House. good Gin, Stables Negro Cabins and all the
necessary oubuldn This plantation of its size
fertility and location advantages inferior to none in
the valley of the 0uach and the proprietor is willing to oer
bargain any DESTROYS of purchasing Possession
will be given Immediately after the taking OIL Of the present
crop For further particulars, address T. 0. BURTON ESQ.,
Monroe, PITCHER, GOODRICH CO, New Orleans,
ROBERT j. WILSON,
Hamilton Plantation, Bayou Bartholomew,
MorelouSe, La.
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A tolls ceux que celia pcut commemorative
n par lie donne deans rcne ous daer de
pesene publication, lie soussgnG fea application dams lie
Premier Cor de District de Ia Novelle Orleans obten
cancpation de pegresse none DARCuS, agee denvf-
ron 40
JAMES DICKS HILL,
a2l5myl ayocat c. T. E.Stlin.
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n7sD vTtss;s stppI Fire Company, No. 2.--The
officers and members Of this Company hereby notified
~ nnnd snecial meeting FRIDAY EVENING, the ISL
inst at half past o'clock. . -
a16 d. ID WEl1t
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CHARITY HOSPITAL,
New Orleans, ApriI IL, 1866.
mR.,po RuISers--Proposals for supplying the
above institution with Bread for from Me first
day May 1856 and in accordance with certain specifications
and conditions be the Trcaser's Office will he
ceived on or 18th day April 1856 IL O'Clock NJ
ala td
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with one of them an incredible distance, made
pass at one of the men, just grazing his clothes
with his claws. Mr.. Payne took an ak handed
down from the Geneva, and, getting behind him,
gave him blow on the head, that completely
smashed In his skull. We then pulled to the
Adriatic with our prize, proud enough, you
may be sure. of the feat we had performed In
taking him.
All this did not occupy over twenty minutes,
and no one on board the brig mistrusted what
We were about until we came alongside with the
bear. The blow on his skull did not kill him
although it knocked him down, and rendered
him haI mless. So tenacious was he of lfe that
he did not die till his jugular artery had been
cut some ten minutes, and he had lost some
gallons Of blood. We had no means of weigh
ing him, but he was variousy estimated by those
who saw him, and who pretended to be Judges,
at from three hundred and fifty to five hundred
pounds.
As he hung up dressed, his carcass measured,
nom the gambrels to the tip of the nose a little
over seven feet. One Of his arms with the
shoulder weighed thirty seven pounds. His
hide measured, stretched out to dry, six feet
seven inches across the shoulders between the
paws, and four feet eight inches across the
belly. French pioneer says he is the largest
bear of the kind he ever saw, and the first killed
by the whites in that region. heard, however.
from another source, that some years since one
was attacked in the water in that vicinity, drove
the attacking party out of the boat, to which he
betook himself, and was shot while quietly en-
joying the possession Of his prize, by some
hunters, who happened to be near by, and came
IN another boat to the rescue of the drowning
fugitives. J.B.HALL.
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NO. sos.
For the National Era.
R { S 0 [ U ITO N.
BY GAIL HAMILTON.


Ii is done. My bowed spirit hath risen amain-
Hath flung of her weakness-haih rivem her chain
| gaze at your beauty but bend not the knee;
Not pulse stirs within me nm free, | am free!
Yet the rose on your cheek hath lost of its bloom
l detect on your brow not a shadow of gloom;
On your blue eye and red lip the smile is as bright
AS when FIRST basked in It's gli,tering light
II is in my own son such change hath been wrought
That calmly look on; nerve quivereth not;
And breathe but sigh, that form so divine
Should embody spirit ignoble as thine.
You mistook me you thought was one OF the crowd
That down at your altar adorngly bowed
For whom life had no higher and holier aim
Who cared not for duty, who recked not of fame
True, passion for one little hour held control
And It's tide swept resistlessly my soul;
The sword of my strength cofroded with rust,
And the robes of my manhood traiIed in the dust
But not thus was the OF life TO be bighted
Your own hand quenched the flame which that sam
hand had lighted.
The face and the form are surprisingly fair;
But the crown aud the glory-the souls not there.
And thus when your heart lent Indifferent ear
TO the tale that your vanity painted to hear
You did Inc good service, my lady; believe
Good need for good deed you shall surely receive.
For you broke me the spell l awoke to new life
am strong for endurance, aud action and strife
have sworn TO embody worlhier part;
| am sierner OF soul-I am Drawer ofheart
And IT, gentle lady, the swh-fooled years
Shall bring, as they shall, my name 10 your ears;
II chaplet OF laurel encircle the brow
That erst flushed for you, but is marble cold now;
Remember, pray, that the garland you view,
Caught ITS hrst glow and freshness of veriurr from YOU
That III your heartless words, aud the smile your seorn
The impulse that led me 10 glory was born.
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advantages and disadvantages, the doctrines
discipline, and operations, of the various church
es, the character of American preaching, revi
walls, and a variety of matter on kindred topics
DR.. Baird is well known as shrewd and carefu
observer, and having travelled under peculiar
facilities of becoming acquainted with the views
of the various Governments in Europe on
the subject of religion, no man could better
be prepared to touch the proper springs that
can be there reached by any development of
religious influences in the United States
Though decided in his own opinions, and of
course contemplating the aspects and bearing
of the subject from such point of view, yet
all who know the amiable author, know too OF
his liberal and candid spirit. If he has erred
in his judgments of any class or denomination
In the work before us, no one we believe will
withhold from him the praise of sincere de-
termination to be truthful and just. The kind
ly feelings he manifests in his public addresses
are stamped on the pages of this book. Of
course, some will differ with him on various
subjects of which he has treated, but all, we
sAuot, VIII iCCi III 10 WOfh WulCQ, aS d
book of reference, fills an important place. DR..
Baird has also availed himself of the aid of
number of eminent clergymen of different de-
to render his work still more COM
plete, and secure himself from the charge of
partiality. The sources of authority to which
he has had recourse, enhance its value; and
after diligent research, and labor of so many
years in revision, he has made rather a new
work than a new edition of An old one. His
style is always clear and forcible as is needed !;
the statistics condensed, and the remarks most
judicious and we doubt not that it will have,
like the earlier work, a wide circulation at
home and abroad-a greater one indeed, we
hope, as the facilities for the purpose have in
creased, and the disposition to read is growing
more and more eager.
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Fremont At THE SoUTH.-A slsveholderwr
a long letter to the New York Daily Times, from
Atalanta, Georgia, emphatically endorsing the
nomination of Fremont and Dayton, and ex-
pressing an earnest desire for their election. de
SAYS that he is a permanent resident OF Geor-
gia owns half dozen slaves; was born IN
slave State; does not believe the people OF the
North wish to deprive him of his property;
regards Slavery as anything else than bless
ing thinks the whole white race would be hap
pier and better without it; and thus speaks OF
the existence Of a Fremont party at the South.
Sand as TO the forming of a Fremont party IA
eyery slave State, do not hesitate TO say it could
he done with ease, if mobs were out Of me way /;
and it could be done, if necessary, in spite of
mobs. A few brave hearts could do the work
anywhere. But, misrepresen.ed as Fremont has
been, win not say that ne could get the elect
oral vote of any slave State. Yet it is beyond
all doubt tha. ne could get thousands of the
peoples votes in every one Of these States.
Will go further; will say, that in twelve months
from now, there yW be Republican party in
every Southern State. Such party will not
be based upon hostility to the vested rights oi