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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-01-18

NO. 's.-An act to amend chapter Lightweight Of
the compiled statutes, relating to the duties Of
seiectmeh in case of the disco very Of the bod
les Of deceased persons.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. When the selectmen Of any town in
this State shall be informed that the dead body
Oh any person, supposed to have died by casuali-
" or violence, is found lying within such town
Sucn seiecfmen may, when in their opinion the
pubic good requires it, but not otherwise, apply
10 any justice Of the peace of the same cor,nt,
VINO shall proceed to enquire the cause and man.
ner OF the death Of such person.
Sec. 2 Such justice of the peace shall ha,o
power 70 summon witnesses to appear before him
70 give evidence touching such death: and NAV
TAKE the testimony of any person who can rive
evidence concerning such death.
Bee. Q. Il shall be the duty of sueb ,r,.;oa ;.
reduce me substance Of the testimony Of each
"ifness to writing, and return the saroe n The
county court at their next stated terri, il a.
eooiily 10 which il is taken together with a. a.
count o. the fees and expenses which after RAJ,
.ns peeh ouiy audited by said court shall be maid
ury- 1eaS-
Sec. 4. In case Of felonious Killing he os
Ger VINO takes the testimony shall have !,
Diia oy way OF recognizance any witness r. tbe
04ss loT tner appearance at said court.
Sec; 3 All acts and parts Of acts. ineons;s.e tan.
WIZ THIS act, are hereby repealed '-'''
approved, Nov. 2. 1855.
sContsaued on ID paasY
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-01-18

NO S6--An act to authorize the transportation
of convicts.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. l. The proper authorities of the State of
New York shall have the same power and author
ty to detain and transport, through the territory
Of this State, persons convicted of offenses, and
sentenced to be confined in any penitentiary Of
the State of New York. which they have to de-
tam and transport them in the territory of the
said State of New York.
Sec. g. This act shall take effect from its pas
| sage.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-01-18

No. S3.-An act prescribing the standard meas
urement of wood and bark.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec. i. pile of wood or bark, four feet wide,
four feet high and eight feet long, well packed,
shall constitute cord.
Sec. 2. The length of all cord wood exposed
to sale shall be so estimated as to include only
half of the kcrf.
Sec 3. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved. November 10, 1855
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-01-18

No. S5.-An act in alteration of chapter one hun
dred end four of the compiled statutes, relating
to offenses against private property.
1t is hereby enacted, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13
uBsIY I. LEEDS, AuorroNErR. -srLxNDrD SALE

HEuRY r. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
IL OF rosewood mahogany and walnut parov chamber and
duingroom urnu'e 1t auction on Friday, june Is q resi-
without Consisting part suites solid rosswooA
wood marble TOP centre de and loo tables rosewood
Ary bookcase splendid French china very large thirty
tapestry carpet rosewood marble top esgere do corner
eexerss with very ROB csnamcn; pig gsseea sn1s and
ns-Coes voyage Of Lite. 10 rich zannes one mo nze Ju
dhh With Head Of Hoocrnes also several rch land
ssapes &c. Hail hat stand wood marble TIP Do oil cloh
sad stair oarpe plated And bras rods Dic.g roomf urni
turn n yariefyTwo scIA oak ex1nson tables In perfect
o1der sod wslnu dining tables 81 I'd. spring sat and
ware with which he aa6 will eonmon0e B0droos furui.
Brussels az ingram earpes solid rosewood
and mahogany hedseads best cd hair mattresses IA
aasss rosewood marble TOP dres bureaus asd wasasnds
toilet spring seat MAHOGANY chss aud sofas
hognny roci ess PAnoloreOre superior octave Piano
or{e made Barmore, perfect order, cost $500 CAa
loQuos ct sale, rain or shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

TyOAL-MUNRo 4 ROSE, lN AND 100 EAST TWEEN
red and white ah Z. sizes can be had n hs y and e
Aey are 10 SELL cheaper than any other In the
rsde hut uostivoy cheap hey gurantes f weight 000
bs or give two tons q coas evey one that ould turn out
n tr,des rive MUNRO BOSE POUR patronage and 10
doina Van benefit All concerned Order! BY post pnnctua!y
sss1ded 10 BPArtee Wishing 70 make contracts Dor To
vssy Wi DO well TO cal desire - he called rurn Sam
pies sent trial ard ~ A oar coal Is from oce une parties
annot be msed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13
RI LEEDS. APPROPRIATE = BY q: 2: LEEDS CO..

U h. LEEDS, AUCTIONERR.-BY 81. q. LEEDS CO.,
IL. Friday, june L. at 10 O'clock ct saissrooms,
No q Nassau street. superb fancy goods to be solo without
and decorated French clocks Chandeliers
positively be sold g the highest bidder close sisnmsnt
aavers ea sss casters cupa TO- he best pae. Turkish
and Persian rugs ANA aarpe great variety Of style and
ccst Of winch the finest imported, and Just
ceved from ConsAnnople. At II O'Clock, also. marble
mene Of the newest styles suitable tor the best ouae and
be sold without oonasng Of italian veinod sau
a black and other marb Al m.de 70 orders carved mould
cd huases centre pieces plasers aAd all ready be
set m their piaces can be examined any time before tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13
LIST OF LETTERS
RsnAlnEg In the Sew York eity Post 0flss,
Friday, June ~, 1855,


rslishs, sssius,vs'y 70 agv sogK d'as4fD 81 scs
~ Yppgresshe pcper narsrg ne lrpss csraaion O. cry
VFp>J NE Ursea Stalls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

g NIVE UD BUT MGHT"-DURING THR HEATED
" tesm about to experience in the political world,
ne people WI wars nsm e nose ne SySos and crSles
sheapes and best 2 the world issued Fd.y
he dongs Of the poitcians oceJhodeS andce,seeserr
Attached 70 clique, sect or creed and expscn neither
people account passing events Issued every Fri
per hundred cash vance Advertisements inserted 1t
per line All orders must be Addressed to the proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

ERoRaE COOK. AUOrIONHER. -MORTGA AGE sALEOF
VI large stork of genee auction made furniture, this
morning. ION o'sock Ct the spacious s.lesrooMs az
rosewood mahogany, in varions rich ind fashionable
erpgs chamber Auea OF rosewood NAH gany, black walnut
dining chairs centre tables Hardreees rncker sofas chairs
Tor cash. offers advantages buyers Catalogues ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

UCfI0N NOTICE. N DOUGHTY. AUc1IoNEgR
"A III SILL this aay. lok O'Clock Ct The auction rooss
n and ~ Centre street. the furniture family removed
firm Twenty fourth street viz Eessrt tapestry Wilton and
tnrss zig Ss.ps' mnros op centre table, rscrc5: rcss
horse hair msttresseS suit Of pasor furniture IN rcd
rcckerp paror chars card and exensou tables beds and
lace and brocate curtains bookcases kitchen uten
Sis china and crockey and gsss ware. cutlery wars
&c. Worthy the attention a housekecpers and the trade
N B.-lLberal cash &C vaeces on cousgnusus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

ToHN L. yANDRwAfER, AUCrIoNRRR-wILL SELL,
81 this day. Friday - a 10Y O'Clock, the sales.
roor No G6 Sweet eesant househo furniture,
sn3 Of rosewood su, severed In brocaen plush and hair
ccth eegoyes stAuda rosewood and
hogany etc setss end sofas in har CLOTH dvans he OTTO
mana carved and mahogany French bAdsteads
rosewood ard mahogany marble pp dreisg bureaus and
mattresses, leather beds holsters pill
lows chaude iGrA aas hxturea &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13
DY r. COTTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eALR
Of furniture eapets panofcres billiard tables French

Of furniture carpet pi.noforsss. billiard tables French
plate mirrors. second hand furpiuro paror suO Gc-F
CULTON win soil faturday, june IA n l0 O'Clock
the 50 Beekau and89 Ann Streets avery largo
which has been in but short Tine and will embrace every
srce necessary for housekeeping viz two
SUITS IN brcoaet and push; fine rosewood
s ocisye one Do n manogsny cid style, several larE:
large French plate mrrors, French bedstead Gothic do
mahogany pallor chas dining and extension tabes;
couch sed..sads q hair matressss several iu psoss q
&C. &c. Also IL curled maple black walnut and OAK
cha!a Also one nah ogaBy billiard table, but little u.edJw
AL tho fxures 1t in perfect orders $500 sale Will be
without and goods nus be early Monday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

ATACKAREI. HERRING, WHITE FISH, nrC.-AUo.
M ton this day at 10 O'Clock, at 81 Dey street. corner OF
ciaret wine aromatic schnap brandy sesas
tobacco pipes as soap. rice split peas alocks numbers
''AA p''''' WELLINGTON A. uARrER. Anoaosssr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

uCTIoN SALE OF NOR7GAGED FURNTTUR E-BY
PtkD COLE on Saturday at 70 O'Clock q 3s Fulton
psrlor and chairs csnre, side and sofa abes piGr
gl paintings, chamber furniture silver plated ware &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

VNHE CHEAYI1 AID BnsI PAPER IN YHl WORLD.
-rAe AnnRl0AN WhsRLI PsRee. hlled WIN rseA-
chespea paper IN TIE world Every thing o ntssa palng
h The world ID treated Of In ~ ooumns subacriptu
price orlv q Furnished 70 Asena 81 n 30 per has
drvd. Advertisements inserted NJ city per Ordu
must be addressed 70 the proprietor northwest AZ fu
and NAssAu srees New York FERNS cash. IN advaDss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13
q. and W.

Urderhri Mrs SID vredsrburgh Mrs Van orden Mrs Ia
pey L. FREQ chasl
tTouter niiss 9Th Vsnderbfkss vautAase Mis- Km-
tAEdeueen Miss Liz.
VAr Ms Prince NJ ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13
M 8. MKLLOR, AUCrIONREH R0U0Hf0N a
w MELLOR-rsrempsory sale Of superior rosewood sud

w g: MkLOR, AUCrlONEE6 -6x a0U0Hf0N z
mahogany urniure tbs day June IS Of 0K O'Clock on
contsos the residences Of Doctor Dom lls Wsat
seven octave wood pisncae made by Chsvar o. s
CITY o! sone soa IN ~ooo saM osvSss
and side abe ladies' reception chers covered IN satin an1
with plate glass; sSge pier ard oval mirrors lace window
tsns AUD abades elegant china vases clocks ron sensss
ecapes, views winter scenes. Madoa1a and shn ~
descent Of Saviour from the Oroas BY enherz An orG
painting valued at 81 0J0 10 oonnosseurs hess pAntnea
worh OF special notice. Two gs chandeliers toEcA
with the throughout Tie house, soM4 eek
eIsssion table opens thirteen feet scd ouasasd
sofa bed china tea dinner raov
and glass heavy silver plated ware CATERS
forks cake baskets oa aevtcc savars ivory eoe
marsses bsdeads bureaus. washsands totls. sst oEss
olcohs together with iArse and extensive vArteg
Of basement and kitchen aensls, WITH which tho sale NJ
The furniture Of the above house In excee
condition end mostly made To order Rvery article wA
positively be cold without reserve = tas occupant ROM.
those Belonging 70 The family. Deposits Will be rseursa
from puYchAeers-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

A esIGNBH'S sALR- ALFRED BRAGG. AUCTIOnEvR.
"A "A BRAGG co. will sell Of auction, Friday,
see ares and desbe stock boots and Shoes ~
Friday. I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

uEHRY B. HERTs. JR., AUC7ToNKBR.-ON FRIDAY
I'll June Is ct l0K no 81 Pine regu
sr sa'e Of srocees conprssx white Drown and crushsa
sSs white brown pickles. spices prnee
uNa sweet OIL molasses brand3es GIN, rum sherry, port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

A UOfIOF SALE WILL BE RENRWED THIS MORN.
Il ing, a l0a O'Clock by TUNIS MORRILL, aucuonoer ct
20 Nassau street Catalogue Of furniture carpeug paintings
c oion Tor entire houssksspiDg AZ u O'Clock win % :od
velvet and Brussels carpeng frV rty forty yards
each pece commencing with good second hand carpets furn
ture safes desk mating, 10 N. B-Boxi0g &C. SAFE and
at moderate charge An nvose Of Havana aud German
garb will be sod.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

Anderson srs Cath Armstrong Lofty
A no RI on MISS ArLsM All sna Meal.
Anton Mrs r1ss AugmtuA fra E,ssa
AtkinscD Mrs Ma kor nah
street Avery MrS Henrietta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13
EUoRNE 3. FRANKLIN, Az,

EtU0ENE B. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONRER.-BY FRANK.
~ LIN, Nichols Co. This (Friday) morning. 1t I0K
etneE and second pisno'ots cape mirrors
cutlery, oil paintngh hair maesses paiasses &c. The
whole comprising large assortment paror dining
nav dvnnuea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

RY VIRTUE OF MORTGAGE AND TO FORECLOgE
- the same viii expase for sale at public ion Sc
tuyday June A. At 10 O'Clock At the ssre OF PEKD COLE.
beG.sad afeen m.hogsny chas mahogany bedsiead t.o
paintings. Also. one horse end two light wagons.
F, g. OUkVIDO. Attorney for nnortrareA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

DY WN II. FRANKLIN 4 SON. ON TUESDAY, JUNE
u H. 1856 at IL O'Clock NJ ct the NerchauI Exchsnge tho
frat floor With barn and s.be 70 the rear lot IS 100 feet
and Of the best stands for either groceries,
feed hardware, dry goods In tho upper part OF city,
Terms reasonable and title good opportunity for
eafe investment. s0dom O be- net with. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

"a elry.-By SAVAGE &P a RK5-This dsy, at I01 O'Clock
Wall street hne invoice Of choice brandiss wines and
pneh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

UCTION NOTICE.-rHOHAs BELL, AUCfIoNEER-
a By BsLL BUSH on Saturday A loh &C oct, in the
Iior stock ofdry good hosiery AID fancy articles clothing 1
Particulars day OF sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

JXylLLIAM WRITER'S, AUTHORITATIVE SILL on
Saturday. NJ lO1 O'Clock 81 No l87 Canal stfest Ne
sofas rock sDr SEA-, and ohs- chs. centre dninx saA
bookcase. tapestry, three ply and other oapsa. q.
cloths, stair rods and carpet, mahogany snd ~ala.t
ding. marble top dressing bureaus and w.shstapds.
TOILET SETS vardIcees dining DOM snd acsen fu.nis1rs
ard counter casca DC 60 boxes or sOAp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13
CoNsrARLE,s SALE OF A n
MERCHANT TAILOR's

NONgTABLE9 SALE OF MERCHANT TAILOR's
~ sock By THOMAS vEITCH, auctoneer, No. Is Spruce
street. Monday June It, ut 10 O'Clock In the forenoon by
virtue q sewers. executions. viii be offered for sale q The
cohs. sassmeres. vespGs buttons and trimmings Of the
latest style and pattern the stock OF first Class Broadway
tailor. VIII be sod In small los, without
W. EHANDLRY, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13


: g Id 81 b, = &c.,: .s ~ z s..s
Purct ssog Of indussai Hone Association Ne
e. &. y: 1. = s:: i: "
GO u. h.ss ssil.c.A one hours riss roc u. 0H A.
- ssy s'sa s Tsi ssa
rss. iisi da, he ale vau take DlAss On -
Terms q s.ls per cent and the sscoe-srs fsss "a -
day q ale 70 pss cent % ne I'm ssy Of June pr -
Three per ce0t OF for cash
M vii SELL this day, a. 10 O'Clock ct ls3 Wsst 1hy-
sscspos q store sEtuss so:sss w oss sssss
and two wagons By order OF tho mortgages.
THos. WITCH. AuUIoEEER--sfoRE 10 sPaU0s
ds :. N. is III ~, ;9 9 yer: e
Eleventh and Twelfth avenues consisting Of large quaAuH
''s Also csEf iifsss: SS n Deputy ~, q
TvHos vElroH, Au0IIoHEsR-sToRx NO Is sPsysa
sSss. 1shssif's sale Of h.u caps % on Fr.asy IT,
street. consisting srss assortment OF scT and s ~
caps, mirror, ssore.hIsurss, &c, &c.
TBos vsIroH. AUo1IoNsRR, STORE NO. is sPaUss
o. aoDss Is sc o. sA Il ss saa e
10 ss s .,
'''' u 'A' 'A''' a1-w Af,s STANLEY ooas.Sls.
T,Hos vRrrCs AuorIoERER. STORE NO. ls sPRym
oc a. NJ ssm twenty oS; S1s s:s
s avenue Ing fPs gs ssf Ssaa S, s
THoMAs vsIrcH, AuorIoEEER sroRE rs sPRUoB
i sraet-Shefifs sale OF millinery artoles &c, friday.
June Is 1886 3. 10 A. ~ ~ the saesoon spruce sres
coLEsne Of trimmed silk and urAw hats Durstabls and brad
hats foundation Lace and frames, blonde Aces and edgnSE
yeve trimmings ARTIFICIAL flowers wire ribbons &c; Aiss
large assortment Of ribbons Of AL widths bbons, Re.
VTALUABLr STOCK FOE HcUsgKBAPlRS -Ta0uQH
house may be furnished never % we'll VIII Bscsss
carpets SONS e':g.s and paiasDss om ne s.cest -
CAN WnERLY PREss. tie best and cheapest paper 30
iishsd Only 81 yesr; furpshed agents 81 81 80 hua
nu be sddIes.ed 70 tho ooe northwest o Fnea and
Nassau streets New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

UC1ION kOIICE-J BOGARf, AUOrIONBER.-BY
u g. BOGA RT-sstwdAy June a. at O'Clock at thu shop
OF Denny Pyne. 80 Ras Thirteenth street, will be sold
account OF whom Il may concern business wagon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

EDWARD sCHBNCK, AUCTIONRER-YACHr EAGLE.
~ EDWARD 6ChENCK co. win sell ct auction,
sc,csL ne sloop yasht Es9s fss deck b m.Insa md
complete odsr and fitted for immediate use; lies Off
tho Bakery, between tho Quarantine ferry and Rabineaus
batha Fer pafauays apply tho Office S suctonoes
s. Nassau street. opposite tho Pest odlse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13
sAA4sGs al AsOraOn.

A \ CRIsfALAR. AUCrIoNEEE, WILL SELL THIS
and Thtcenh streets the stock and fixtures tf rcta
store csnsnR Of coffee, spices candles
sosp moss &c together with lot OF brAnoy Moncnga
hes whiskey port wine. &c aheving counters. Hxtures
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

A UOTION HofICR.-ExTnNSfvR gALA OF vALU.
"A able gold watcheA Ara class jeweiry, &c.-SAMD1n
ssrvs I'll: mornins. Friday june eti0 oeocr, ct No 81
silver vaches end Hne jevers offered to tho pube auction
Tits the whole OF which will be warranted represent
ed Fun particulars and ard reliable descriptions Of
watches will be found ON II cstao0ues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

UCT1ON NOT,CK-J. BOGARI. AUCTION1ER.-BY
a g. bOGARf-taurday juno IL. q ION O'Clock, 81 the
auction rocns corner Of Fraukfort and William
nah 'sany SOFAS chairs bureaus mirror esps1 Also
several crates assorted croch and N BThe
sAe VIII commerc with crockcy ana glass IN Tho base
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-13

A UCflON NO tIOH THOMAS BELL, AUCTyONERR-
a BIZ BE, BUSH this day. ct i0 O'CLOCK In the sales
good furniture counting house des counters including
chest 70 cushions 40 dos lager bier glasses groceries
chests q, sen tea &C. Aah O'clock viii be soldfro the
maher and jeweller Including 3spend sold patent
Other ane watches chains pi rings dsmords &c also
beautiful marble top tables suitable for hotels SALOONS
in Gpen md -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12
gQtaL artEELiGfntk,

81 FtRE.-Tle back-budings of D. Fairex's bakery, |
on Apollo street. between Gle and ErHo destroyed by fire
between and twelve o'clock last night Though those
buildings destroyed he neghborng property was saved
BY extraordinarily prompt arrival ohe renen and their
energetic acton-he bakery being situated in tie midst Of
valuable inannnble block of buildings The fire was
caused by the cayng in of bakeoven in The mker$-he
accident of the kind it sd that has happened TO that
ar.
STABBED-A man named John Sheridan was adj
msd to the hospital Wednesday night, having been stabbed
on lnnding, by he said, Patrick lsuckewho
arrested. sleridaps wound is severe hut not
necessarily mortal. " "a &F .. IVA
SPEEcHLEss.- man named James Mcintyre, an
Irisban was taken Charity Hospital yesterday morning.
having picked state of nsensibi at the Of
Camp God Hehas specifies since and
Is not expected to recover
RECORDER SrIrII,s COURT. - Bridget Koran was
arragued yesterday charges of being murderess and u
gve from jnsticethe said charges being preferred by Mrs
Barbara Madden Mrs NJ declared that (roln information
ceived) month St Lonis Bridget struck her hus
band Martin Madden head, with dangerous
on thereby racturing his skull from the effects of which he
has Bridget sent prison. be examined
the 23d,T Il y
Patrick Quinn was arragned on charge using and
sung. upon Duncan Mcfarland, at the steamship
landing, Wednesday evening Bail given to appear he
38d.
Mary McCau arraigned charge Of having badly
brickbaed Bail Wednesday evening Case fixed for
the l9tll-hail not given
Joseph Romeo and his wife Ellen examined upon H. F.
Trnchards charge against them Of being in the habit Of talk
ing ndeceny and osceney and acting ohceney all in the
public street. thereby rendering themselves nuisance 10 the
specable neishborood Clio and Apollo streets The old
saying that there sides every question beautifully
verified in this lrge number Of witnesses were exam
ned--resdcns above neighborhood and whilst half of
sustained Trinchards affidavit the other half stuck to it
that tile Romeos were respectable orderly and wclbeavcd
people, ought be disturbed The Recorder concluded
where there much smoke there must be some little
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-12

tisrthe Courier 0r Tie Union2 In the name Of
3aaflsslisg hunasnit which Theirs IS n palpable
cont bit people 40 not know exactly
sshat % make of it +.
Bit, IL IS our opinion public
ths Courier Hpeke election,
more correct ia ts then ths llnio1t. n Y
bud added after the folloWfn s la,D gland
lSfnfe has been looked oil a. ssabe
these equally truthful Worth
al, it would have whole truth md
butt M prophetic reputation at one and the same
time Ne
The Coarier concludes its eahorat article as5 fols
lows va might take exceptions to the interrogato-
shan not as We think otlr ghbors viii see
their gross improperly upon giving them q second
raaaine. Whether 50 Or not II makes no difference
We have lived too long IN the South and our views
are too well known to admit Of any doubt 70 our
conrsejin regard I'd any and every matt involving
Southern honor and interests Says the Courier
nantfons ef their the result IN Vermont mt
Maiae ask the Bee and simple questions
jour with the Fremont party " AGAINST W
Would yon like Peter Alexander and VI ID Lewis orators
shan cham !, rs u
50 far as the relates tous, we present tn
following para aiken from long editorial arti
clein the Crescent of Wednesday morning last as on
4 answer:
For the present. we clip the thread of remarks reieatin
what we have before stated that II MI BcRnan as ron
Attic North Mi Fillmore and Nh Fillmore asweaka
lfr Buchanan now should consider onrseye
bnGnd Southern to vote for M
the Freesoiler Fremont and thus saye the sin
should unmndfai ef II even Il their q
second nature We al owe featy South and to y
and faithful patriots will not finch in meeting the require
II nents that fealty imposes to the fullest extent
Messrs. Alexander and Lewis must speak to
themselves. AS yet We have no reason to believ
4 they were correctly reported. When we know wha
they did say, we shall experience no difficulty, wha
eyer, in giving utterance to our sentiments.
\ G In conclusion y We ask the Courier: y d. 4,
Are your sympathies with the Freesoil: party an
Mr.. Fremont, as against the American party and N
Fillmore 55 " All :..i S NJ ss a
II not, haul down the hopeless flag Of Buchanan
hoist the glorious banner Of F1LLMoRE and the Cor
ssTIrurIoN, and join US and millions of other goo
patriots in keeping step to the music ofthe Union