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New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20
sHERIFFs SALES.

FirTa P5sTF5eT IT, 5so
salF y M nenotas asas III m q
w0rlea the above entitled NJ Msrgy late
coed public auction, in the Ronda q the City x-
g Louis street between caaEtsss cd Royal streets on
this city y square 2 c6npraed within Triton Walk
M vail aaa Phiippa ssst M ] u IS
toR on Triton Wal By l2 fss depth togeter w al the
and attic brick Houses slate roe ts drst Door used
snd Ta asss ifsat s
tached to main building cfsterns etc.
TERMTis being last auction the above des
cred property will be definitely adjadieaed highest
purchaser furnishing bond with bear
ing eight cent interest per snan from date and special
mortgage on the property sod nn5 5osEFy a g5yHsgt frY
fe4n18O Sheriff of the Parish II orlsans
&C. eeVn q De e xH e IA 5S
IN U dun alias sFn5sdsf VET &c
addrese par rhonorable Cou De Dtric. Do 70
Nouyelle Orleans dams Faiars NJ aSsgfy
DI fever 1856 midi dams "a Rotonde de Ia BouIe
Cite sous entire celes de Chartfes Ct oye Fadadi
UN TERRAIN situe dams lie Premier District Dc cette
y fbppa h enhe L al
des Ttons de Ia Phppa nesurans 25 pied
Ensemble avec les bases ameloraons qu
dessus CONSTANT nason hane en- briques avec man
usape dune forge; cuisine base ardoses
FACADE bos ct e fond bques 2chabes
| etc, ct aaef1ee Ia rnaison 5#
| lie tout saisi dams raffaire cidesgus:
CONDITIONS-Cete etant Ia seconde ct derniere,
de propriete denveent adiasee plus oant der
enchersseur pour e prix qu oert II mois
credit acquereu ornissant bon on obligation avec eau
ton bonnie soabe poran inere au faux de Init pour cen
Pan Ia date hJpoeque specae sur IL propee vendne
'N'4N : t'''''' f'S''''' JOSEPH HUFTY,
fe4 Il 1870 Sheriff de la Paroiase d'Orleana.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20
sEIERIFF'S SALES.

FoupTu D,arp,rr CornT3 Js15Es pR triE asnee etc
: or Nr,v Itf y 4 tgs va n PARJfjN' NoS1gH
rgy q -, vs,,.rk - fSs mac
Ii ;aeod - " ts ~ S,r.b tts Nes
leans IN te asye en cause vii proeecd to ae 1t pub
IL ancfon ~ IN ha pnnnda ~ the ft, gyeaaae H. Iouia
hst,,vaan M ri Tbapes and " pla sreefs On MONDAY
NAH Sarc5 o9d ss '1sss a. aS 10 o,c1oca ~ NJ 5 ~ ' -
Tha sia1e non,a ,a,,o nan aeed about "a years
sa;zed IN III. above an;t e. os'~1'-s@"''rf - e
TFp pua'1,ast = "a Nv ,5a sno, TX,
1S"'N oA 'nS p Sp's' TosEpI TyrFTY
feoo na1o22 sFer;f of he Parish Of Orleans.
t-' 'A' ~~ -. - y - -
o, r, = ,,..-.., =, ,rr,y mn /. 1,1-t ...nt a.c
@pArEEME CouR p . ,1 ~ dsI
DE ~ NoGT TELLE-0RLEANs Ys. ~ pa hJoN; NO. Ss
HsN VEkEU st1un yFEaE nc tHe1a aacAas T. 1lhGa I}
y aars % Gs m e o IL
Ute sLou entire celes de Charities ct Royalea aduai
caIoi Ge- -sx ~, ;. J, @ ~, So, ,oa
Lsciape Tonirne NiNGo-heere age deh9'fo1i Us ans.
tSi sans1 aans anSrf Eanare c1des5as.
eoDIiloNs-Comptalt au r6Tnent de laaisaSation
fem ma d JOsEPh n, d1aiisa dor,es,s
req mo ~ q snerll dela rarolsse a-olleans..
Forpru nTeryrc- 1-c 1TryIprTrN,c INsup ,NcE, f.o
or Sooi't q q nm 2 Il eTER AMI
Nyy oR,yIrs nwSEps su IN !, ~ sfsomer t,I rITni
Wv "Ss' AESss' oof ~ HEr' NJ " n1.z s1 ~ ~
nv vTTYTrrrr 4. - q. a ,,,t,,s az
rs Iames Il rs ~ ~ y Innrib
nistrict Cont ~ Ne " te t1ad capsa
vii nroceed 10 scI Al Ybc ~ t ~ p,ds of fbe v
Exchange 81 Louis street X and Poya streets
az W0TDAY March 5.b iss i a. 10 n1acI, ~ ' .
" Il The riaht title and ineTes+ M ~ = ifgan,
ali her f1rnure aekIa anrareI ,,otIna-,, ~
nnr at IIDers m the nieht ~
nov now Sns " on ne iish' oank q me f1Fes a1Ssis
| slppi: g;5 t.; ,ho .foro s,;,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20
WANTED.

WANT1D-IN A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRO
w Gerry Store take general charge of the business,
the proprietor is frequently absent from the city To
tlemanfuy acquainted with the trade of the CITY, and cope
tent to the situation liberal compensation will be paid Ad
dress Grocery at this office. te30 st
ITTANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOK KEEPER BY A
w young who furnish the best references both in
this city and Mobile As he claims to be thoroughly compc
tent will expect liberal salary Address 7. N, Crescent
office fa20 If
VTANTED--A LADY TO TEACH ENGLISH AND
W Music at academy for Young Ladies' In the country
Wages Twenty-Five dollars month with board and lodging
Address Louis Duvignaud, Atty at Law, N. o. felSSt
YXTANVED. TO PAY TAXES-S300 Or 800 OF JET
w ferson City Obligations receivable for Taxes Apply
fcl6 st n. N EuBANk q CO. So Camp street.
TETANTEID--B0ARD IN A CREOLE FAMILY FOR A
w lad Il years ufage where he receive the henonand
of Address with location and terms (Which
must be moderately V. D. T., at this Office. jas If
TETANTED -- -INFORNEATION.- UNDER
w signed wishes obtnn information of his brother FAIR
MERCHANT who left his fathers house the 10th April,
1850 and has heard of since He promised write,
but has done and is feared that he Is dead Any
who knows his whereabouts who has heard from him
since the above period would confer great uvor by writing to
AT Aberdeen, Monroe county, Miss.
felG LEWIS A. MERCHANT, in.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20
JAMES L. WIBRAY, Cashier.

!
..! .ssi ..f-Fs.45 aI New Orleans, Feb. 10, 1856
b5s This Bank Will be closed on Friday, the
22d inst Bills ard notes that day. will be payable the 2Is
which day notes intended for discount Saturday 2d
sbould be deposited. q 81 E5-.E-. .s1-y 1Zs.r
fc20 SAMUEL G. BELL, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20

NJ
K This Bnnlx VIII
anniversary Of Washington's
on that day should be provide
instant.
fr2l I'd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20
UNION BANK OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans. l4h February, 1856.
g55-At q Meeting of the Boari, held on the

ESfRAL q WGetFnL OF t1kt 60nFf9, NtIU OIL the
18th inst, it was unanimously "
esoLr That in view Of adding permanency to the value of
this stock and Of granting increased facilities to the growing
Of New Orleans it is deemed expedient
favorable for increase in the Capital Stock Of this Bank
ay exceed $780, 0 and to that end the requisite notice.
in conformity with the Eighth article of the Charter authorizing
the be given the Stockholders In obedience thereto
N9ee hereby given that the books ybe opened to the
subscription to said increase Provisional Subscription List
is also opened the public for said portion of said increase
be taken he waived by the present Stockholders
Stock taken and paid will be entitled to the rata dividend
to be declared in Juy next to be computed from the date Of
payment. =
fel4 If ~ s, ....-,s GEO. a. .FRERET, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20
J. H. CARTER & co.

MACKEREL, SALMON, Goldfish, HER
IA RING shad Tongues Sounds, Lobster and Haiibut
Fins. Fl.
5000 packages landing exsps Thos Albone Mddlesex and
Francis for sale by J. II. CARTER & CO.,
| fe20 3tawtf corner Common and Tchoupitoulas ss.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20

A d. FANTON, AUCTION AND COMMISSION
n MERCHANT Austin, Texas.
ny- Liberal Cash Advances made all kinds of merchan-
disc. olO Zpll-olNlyN
THos GRIFFIN JOSEPH BLEDsoE.
TRIFFIN g. RLEDSOE, ATTORNIEs-A ALLAN,
" Austin, Texas will give prompt attention TO collecting
money in any part of the State and act agent Tor persons
owning Lands attend any business pertaining TO General
Agency, ho4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20

BANK OF NEW ORLEANs,2
- ~ .'., ,sg. Feb. I8, 1856.
nI@ This Bank Will he closed on Friday
next the 22d inst Washington's Brday) Paper falling
due on that day will be payable on the 2st inst,
and offerings for discount must be made the day,
N'hursday, 2lst ins)
( feJq At AySON Cashier,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20
CATTLE III A r K E 7 .

TOR SALE-A BARGA1N-oN ACCOUNT OF MY
II Removal to the Aba Springs.
MY RESIDENCE, situated in the town Of Claiborne, op-
pose Covington 100 yards from the Steamboat Landing and
2 miles from the Aba Springs Two low pressure boats
Covington, where Schools makes stores, churches etc.
afford all the convenences required for pleasant
winter residence.
Claiborne for its fine Springs which, among other
advantages entire exemption from yellow and cholera
be ascrbed Its ssubry may be judged from the fact
family of children and workmen and have called in
physician.
The property consists of wosory Brick House. four
below and four above with necessary othudngs Orchard
Garden The House stands in lot 800 feet front by 1900
feet The land be increased to 50 Sur
rounding it there growth Of magnolia oak laurel pride Of
China, etc. - -
For terms which will be low apply to Mr. KENDIG, No. 80
Camp street. to the subscriber, Covngon, La, Q.
fnl3 I'm j. s. BOSSIERE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20
d1artitular Notites,


SOUTHERN BANK,
w Orleany, February 10, 1856.
he closed on the ensuing
Birth day. Obligations maturing
ID for on THURSDAY, the S2lst
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20

~ 100 barrels WHALE OIL ....
20 SPERM ...........
20 LARD
25 :. OLIVE ;. i.
100 :. TANNERS OIL; ..t.a..,r.. .'.
200 baskets SWEET e.
20 barrels MEATS FOOT OIL
a. q =. LINSEED :. for sale by
J. H. CARTER & CO.,
fe20 3tawtf cerner Common aud Tchoupitouas SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20

UNION BANK, OF LOUISIANA I
..-. .+= sg= le Feb. Is, 1866.
ESs- This Esnn1k will be closed on Friday, the
ODD inst Washington's Brdny Obligations maturing
that iay should be paid on the day preceding.
The Board will for discount on ia uRSDYi and offer
ngs for that day should be made on WEDNESDAY.
felN At GEO. a. FRERET, Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20
VIM. p. GRAYsoN, Cashier

' CITIzENs' BANK LOUISIANA
+ 3d.. ..- .Fz. 49, .=. r., Feb Is, 1856 5
EJ- This Institution VIII be closed ON FRI
day the 22d inst ;Washington's Bh-dayD Al Payments
maturing TINT day must be paid the day preceding
The Board of Directors will meet for discount on I'll ~
DAY 2ls and offerings for that day should be made on WED
NESDAY, 10Th.
fel9 st --.- s.. EROUssEAU, Cashier
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20

CTEANI BATTERY AND CLARIFIER
. FOR SALE-0ne Copper Battery, six feet in diameter by
two and half deep with two copper of two inch
pipe four Carne by four feet square and two feet
the valves and cocks good Aso EVapoatos and
Battery ew) the approved construction and of sufficient
capacity making hogheads sugar per day. for sale
liberia lterms.
mvl4tf S. H. GILMAN, 81 Nachez ST.
THO PLANTERS.-THosE WHO DESIRE CARO-.
l. lima GOLDEN SEED RICE and SEED PEAS are invited
TO leave their orders with the subscribers
fell BAREI4LI i CO., No. 6l Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20
Sbippilrg yrttlligel1te.
WEDNESDAY, February 20, 1856.

Steamship Empire City Howes for New York via Hayena
Jennings, Lauehland eco
Shin Pe.rel drD Lord, for Liverpool Gney Neville
Shjp Oseonthe Young for Liverpool b Il Ashridge eco
Brig Alma F, David, for New York, G " Hynson AGO
srh1 i / ayor Black for Tampa Bay, Leonard Fash 6co
Schr Senator Dayton, for Laguna, ~ Aacharie &co
Barge Helena, Maxent for Mobile, Huntington Wade
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20
8ebir(u ot tbe yglarkets.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 90.
COTTON Prices gave way yesterday about The range
receipt the Canada advces and purchas-
ers were found for S 500 bales. We now quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior 51am634 Aliddng Fair 014@l0}a
Ordinary l4dSl4 Fair ..1lGI-
Middling. .S1&G9la Good Fair ....-(9-
Good Middlnc 3(dl0 Good and Fine. ......-GJ-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20

E5E Z. o. o. -L0uisiana Lodge No. j,
meets EVERY FRIDAY EVENING in Room No g. Odd Eel
Iows Hail. Oficers-.JOHN j. N0RMENT n. G.; J. H.
GENNIsON, V. G.; j. H. PORTER, Secretary P. LOI
SELLE Permanent Secretary; H. GILLINGHAM, Treasn-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20

L CHARLES STREET
LOWELL. has arrived with his large PERFORMING BEAR
Australia and is exhibiting him at e5 ST. Charles
street, from A. n. until p II. daily.
animal the largest captured weighing upwards Of
2O00 pounds and taken when quite young, by Mr.
Lowell and has been reared by himself Alone until he
exhibits intelligence almost human
exhibits the panomine his mode Of at
tack when an enemy approaches in which the most ter,
produced on the admrus yet terrified audience
Next his mode of when seeking shelter from the suit
his native ungles described in series of grotesque
E ~ and langhable pictures. -
Next the Of his told which nobler
beings might initiate with advantage
The grand chnscterc sShibited when Mr.. Lowell enter
ing the BEARS DEN, is left in the power Of this Wild
Denen Of the jungle and controls with the magic power Of
any motion of this terrific monster feat before
-. performed by any other hnInan being.
n5gaFor particulars, see bills.
als-Adnitance Is cents. =e55s4=z5s[ ta24t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20

FOURTH DISTRICT CoUnT2 JAMES PRAGUE Assignee etc,
OF NEW ORLEANS. 5 vs.. d. BARJON.s No, 9,594
DIX VIRTUE of a writ OF GeFa faefas to- me
directed By te honorable the Fourth District NsSg
lie auction, in the Rotunda Of the City Exchange Louis
street, between Chares and Royal streets, on MONDAY
March I'D, 1855, at IL o'clock M 4s7. d., - Ill
The slave named NNGO-a negro aged about years
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20
MEMORANDA
SPOKEN,

seaner Crystal Palace left Cairo the 18th nst steamer
Aeck Scott loading and to leave for New Orleans next day.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20

FQvEE1 DISTRICT coURTB = E1MNo VS. 5Hs Hls cREDI
DY VIRTUE, of, and In obedience to 3an orr
ID Of rendered February II 1856 and to directed
the above entitled matter will proceed sell auction
Of the City Exchange, between
Chartres Royal Streets FRIDAY Feb 90 1856 at II
o'clock NJ for of the creditors of said insolyent
THE BOOK ASSETS AND NOTES, surrendered by said
insolyent his creditors schedule filed in the Clerks
Office OF the Fourth District Court of New Orleans
1 TarrrG-- -ltSl- tIe Snnt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20

nCapt Mayo Of bark Sea Breeze reports having spoken
the I'd February, eft Virgin Gordo British brig Naomi of and
st Johns B. dnased and leaking badly she steer
ing for St Thomas E..I. ...
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20

aB- I. O. o. F.-EEoSvard Lodge No. 13 meets
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, in Lodge Room No s, Odd
Fellows Hail. at o'clock. Oiicers-j. G. DUNLAP, n G.;
THADDEUs D. VAN HORN, v. G.; DAVID MOORE
Secretary; GEO H SHOTWELL Per Secretary; A. DEsOA
r . ioE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20

The general impression is that domestic funds will decline,
and this action may influence the rates Of sterling.
There stocks to-day Of twenty five shares Bank
of New 10 and forty shares Canal Bank at l2
This last difficult be had at 112 to 2a Some great
bears are in the market at Ill Il to H.
We nothing from New York than the evening Of the
18th inst There was sale $4,000 Louisiana skies that
day at co. which is an of per cent last sales
Money was becoming easy Considerable anxiety evinced
in all circles regarding Collins Pacific The Atlantic
is now fully due with four days later dates than those per
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20

Rs Company A, National Guard, Attention!
You hereby ordered to assemble in full winter uniform
Arnoy St Charles and Hevia Streets FRI
DAY MORNING, Feb. -, at O'Clock.
J. HUFTY Captain. a
IT, W W. REYNOLDS, Secy. fe20
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20

E,N VERTU dun vrl
IL James Fl. Ure, ct d moi adj
Cour de District de Ia Nouvelle
je procederai lie LUNDI "a de
tonde de Ia Bourse de Cite, rue
tres ct Royale, d fadjudication
Tous les droits, titres ct inte
au bateau-a-vapeur CAP1TO,
sa machine, ses Ineubles, ETC.,
maintcnant d Algcr rive droite
Saisis dams Faffaire ci-dessus,
CONDITIONS-Comptant al
U.s.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-02-20
fe2O n3 10 q

QUATRIEME CouR DE DISTRICT
30 DE LA
NoutELLE-ORLEAEs.
Washington sentinel., 1856-08-02
THE CASE sTATED.

The Democratic Creed-That at the time
of forming constitution, the people shall, for
themselves, form just such constitution as is
agreeable to themselves, having no other re-
striction than that placed by the Federal Con-
stitution, to wit That the constitution shall
embrace a republican form Of government.
Every one may thus come in as free State no
matter whether above or below 36o 30<.
The Black Republican Creed.-That no
State whatever, hereafter shall come in with
slavery, even though the people be unanimous
in favor of it, and the State shall lie far below
36o 30>, and the constitution be according to
the Federal Constitution. Any constitution
not prohibiting slavery shall be sent back to
the people, no matter in what latitude and how
unanimous soever the people may be in its
favor. Which of these two issues show most
moderation, most justice?
Washington sentinel., 1856-08-02
TO OUR FRIENDS.

We call attention to the annexed terms OF
the Sentinel for the PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
The TRI.WEEKLY SENTINEL will be sent un
til the elerenh day of November next-being
one week after the Presidential election:
To clubs OF six subscrtbers, FOR S5 90
g. fourteen subscribers, for 10 90
To = single subscriber, for 90
The WEEKLY SENTINEL, FOR SAME TINE
To clubs OF 1ve subscribers 2 90
To . single subscriber SO
The Tri-W~ekly, one year 90
The weekly, 90
The notes current in the section of country
where subscriber resides will be received,
and for the fractions of dollar postage stamps
may be sent at our risk.
sa- No name will be entered on our books
unless accompanied by the cash.
Dd- All letters should be addressed to .JomN
SHAW, Sentinel Office, Washington City" who
is duly authorized to receive all moneys and
forward receipts.
BEVERLEY TUCKER.
Washington sentinel., 1856-08-02
THE MISSOURI LINE OF OFFICE.

In late article upon the disasters that
would ensue from the election Of J. c. Fremont
10 the Presidency, we merely referred to the
oLe Of appointments TO Office in the Southern
States. We are induced to present this view
again, because il is in our memory that the
National Era some year or more since, rather
advocated the confinement Of federal appoint
ments TO the North, even when the duties Of
those Offices we're to be performed within the
Southern States. We regret we have not a
file of the Era that we might the better do
justice to il and the subject, by transfer Of
its article to our columns. In the discussion OF
these subjects, we are aware that complaint
may be justly lodged against us, for repetition Of
views previously presented but this should be
excused by the necessity Of making the appro.
pirate application of the points, which we are
often induced to make. The true basis OF the
Federal Union, and the considerations which
induced il, are familiar to all, and, yet, judg.
ing from the present condition OF parties, il
would seem not wholly work Of supereroga-
tion to repeat them again, and again. We
shall not, therefore, fail in this reiteration, be.
cause Of the wilful deafness or hardened and
sinful nature Of ouI adversaries.
When the Union Of these States was consum-
mated the institution Of slavery existed in all Of
them but one. The causes OF its non-existence in
that one we're not based upon any repugnance
to slavery itself, or any scky philanthropy
upon the subject whatever Had this been the
case, the record would have shown il, and had
the question Of the right Of property in slaves
even been moofed, the conclusion is inevitable
that the Union would never have been accom-.
plished. The recognition Of the institution of
slavery, then, was not only unanimous by the
States, but in TWELVE OUT OF THE THIRTEEN.
IL absolutely e1istcd, and that, too, without
even remonstrance from the one that formed
the exception
But furthermore Out Of the thirteen States
there we're seven Northern, and six Southern
States; the North thus having majority at the
very FIRST date Of the confederacy. or the seven
Northern States, six we're slaUe States. and
one free State. Considering that this free
State made no objection to the institution Of
slavery in her sister States, we may Justly as
sumo particularly when we remember that De-
laware is merelyia heorya slave State that the
Northern States had a practical majority, and
Washington sentinel., 1856-08-02
GREAT MEETING In PoRrLAND, ME

GREAT MEETING IN PORTLAND, ME.
On Thursday, the 7th instant, at Portland,
Maine, grand mass meeting of the Demo
cracy is to be held, at which, among other dis
tinguished speakers, the following are ex-
pected:
Hon. Howell Cobb, Of Georgia,
Hon. Isaac Toucey, of Connecticut,
John Van Buren, Esq,
Hon. 7. ]. D. Fuller of Maine, and
The Hon. John s. Wells.
Every mountain top, and every valley Of the
State will contribute their streams of Demo.
cracy to make food tide at Portland
We have reliable assurances that Maine will
give at least five thousand majority for BUcH.
ANAN.
Had we the leisure, we should not fail to be
present to witness this great demonstration,
and to exchange in person with our Northern
friends congratulations upon our bright pros
poets.
Washington sentinel., 1856-08-02
THE wHIGs.

We quote the following extract from that
popular and influential paper, the Spectator of
Erie, Pa.
1t will be seen that the Spectator has always
been, and now is, an old line Whig. That in
the present campaign, "here being no Whig
candidate" in the field, it finds itself impelled
by every feeling Of patriotism to support Mr..
BUCHANAN, as a man alike worthy Of the honor,
and the only one who can defeat the nominee
Of the black conspirators. The Spectator
views Mr.. Fillmore in the light in which he
views himself, as having abandoned the Whig
party, and having formally joined the Ameri.
can party.
"The proprietor Of the German Erie Spec.
tqtor would respectfully announce to his pa.
irons that for the past eighteen years be has
published a paper invariably devoted to the
promotion Of Wing principles. That as TO the
correctness OF those principles his opinions re-
main unchanged, but in the present presden.
tial canvass There being no Whig in the field)
his services shall be devoted to the success of
the most experienced statesman Of this nation,
Pennsylvania's favorite son, James Buchanan.
Believing that sectionalism forms no part Of
his political creed, and that all the diversified
interests Of this country would be faithfully
protected under his administration, we cord.
ally invite the cooperation of our patrons
under his banner for the sake Of the Union.n