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C0NsTABLE,S SALES.

szeqsD Jgsress coHnr GREEN EN- "
Ht5fs1: q Of Her e. 70
- directed y the Honorable e Bads,d Second
pe sesn an leH5 e e.
Sssdde aspT stS day
SNE tn 81 HoUsEHoLD FURNITURE.
TERMs-Cash s$54
,sa,4la W. " MI MITCHELL Z EEL ,c,-.,.,,.
Orleans Z II No. 49,
e fs SFts la srs saa e
siss Of the Peace ts Parish # Orleans proceed
tween PoydIss AID FEiDX iii
stBssf l 81 + F 4 ssIsft one Safe a our
Seized in The above entitled suit. sE a
TERMS-Cash on the spot. w Es5$
lsse141a = - Constable
FR ZANE. SHAW, gr:, SEQ. COMMISSION AND
WESTERN FRoDUcE. NJ. Tehoapoulss etrsst New
CIkIFEIN q BLEDsoE. ATroRN1Es. l aTLa5ys
Asti Texas VII give prompt attention e collecting
owning Lands any businesss
Agency. n5 ly N
& q a. HlE END, . 60, MAeAzINE. st.
RoeERfEs and invite e attention
articles needed family us
in the country. ial9 "
haSGgs 5ssss e
ea5.odsss
executed with neatness and dispatch. aalv
w. MISSION MERCHANT washington street Vicksbale,
nW sell Merchandise and Property Of all descriptions
consigned to him. and proPt made for the
Messrs. john Watt Co., and Cuddy Co.. New Or
.ssd z q sBss E H III
angeles that may be entrusted to his care Office a. oPE
EeferencesGhas n Waterman, hardware ,rshant G. n.
Singleton sS Nixon aGams s sn hcs B.
sr hAN u r., y AGES MISS GENERAL
Notes and Accounts collected throughout the State prompt
.:..REFERs TO-.
VIM NHss F Hssss1ss. fisa s;iB BssSas g.
TTsvWTEILL. g. ATTREN, GAS FILTERS, No ~ ST.
# SSw snsa n sp
large assortment Of Parlor and Cooking STOVES and
L ss Pss he Pas.s
RSEr Rab & t96E ER HsS
call attention to Nos IS Frontand
@
giving his personal attention each department.
s1 5s d5xae se not
p'sScsso Fl fRy s Sill Mss PIPES
'H1 P1kH RE haEz RSH ffS5;
FIt dERHEFx5 5gEe FH HSTEs;
| HEATERS. etc, etc.
sH ys ssTs Fs5P1ss
2gsn as ssa Sa Pump p Kases
f EP g5 ss en- qe assan Ro sSs e#t
article showing the highest which may have
been carried during its Fsf Wsftss Water Gauge
'n'as psSs bsShSss and Cake xeulds
fsf %SF 81 #s
Ironing and Box Stoves Fancy Cabin and Parlo stoves sal
F
f""' Cocks Lanterns
Piston Heads and Crate Bars i'' aus f
as57s 6SPpnHE i2
hR2N on. We y kinds & YORK
e5's III Hs se
il al parts ne prieea with prompness
ia %s
saa Fo
murray Isaac ana's
DORTABIE STEAM ENGINES-THE5 SUB
screr has for sale and is constantly receiving PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINES
OF 10lorse power,
Shorse power,
=e"t 6-horse power
4iorse power and
a, ~ horse power
Mechanics recurring cheap motive power. viii find these
engines simple economical and compact For ginning
they are far cheaper than mule power,
jes1 3m q MaraTne Street
DERSEyET2ANCE DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
FACTORY corner of st. Charles and Clio streets, New
Orleans I3t#E 21-7 -
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pATENT RIEDTcINEs-ALL THE MOST poPU-
lar Medicines by the dozen, he Proprietoas
lowest wholesale prices. Among which are
10 gross Mustang Linnent
80 gross Rryant's PSlnonic WATERS
30 dozen Hosetter's Bitiers.
30 dozen Whseler's Sherry Wine Biters.
80 dozen Ginger Cordial.
30 dozen Thorn's Extract Copaiva and sarsaparls.
200 dozen Balls sarsaparila.
80 gross Fahnestock's Vermifuge.
Is gross MeLean's Ver1afuge. Ma
so gross Winer's Vernifuge.
go "A dozen osgoods Cholagogue.
"a dozen Carter's Spanish Mixture.
"a dozen SWANS Panacea.
100 dozen Barrys Trieopherous. ,..s 80.
o. o. WooDaLAN,
corner Common and Magazine streets,
1ei2 5mdkW A4as4s { New Orleans
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$A THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING A
T large number of of the disease now SO prevalent
among horses and mules called Water Farey, (shew
itself first in the coffin joint in small sores
ceasn rapidly In size would inform his patrons and pub
lie a, owing contagious Of the disease
by prompt attention and careful treatment he in almost all
enabled to effect cure if taken in The first ap
is generally in the coffin Joint in the shape Of small
increasing rapidly and developing the bone Remember
a guaranteed it taken In time. DIR. ELLIOTTs
jyltf Veterinary Surgeon Dryades st, opposite Union
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physicians SATISFIED-NO MEDICINE
that has ever appeared in the United States has proved it
sen SO ethcncous in the Of Worms the Fermifuge pre-
pared by B. A. Fahuestoc Many persons after resorng
vain to other remedies have used with the most gratifying
SO gentle in its operation That harm can result from its ad
ation to the youngest most tender babe If yo
sale and valuable medicine, always keep in your family
a friend writes
SHREVEPORT Q.a.) March 18th, 1854.
have sold B. A. Fahnesocks Vermifuge for number Of
years. and such the satisfaction universally afforded well
physicians TO planters and other citizens that recommend
1t to my friends in all where medicine of the kind is
needed. WIN, B. MILLER Druggist
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists and
country merchants throughout the United States. -
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rI7HE PoETRY OF PHYsIc.-AYER,s PILLS

rEHHE POETRY OF PHYSIC.-AYER'S PILLS,
L glide arshod the palate, but their energy nj
though wrapped up is there and tells with giant force the
who would their stempers they knew they could
be cured for Is cents Try Ayers Pills and you will know it,
Purify the blood and disease will be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities and already
Take this best of all Pnrgntives and Scrofua Indigestion
Weakness, Headache, Backache Sdeace, aundce Rheuna
ism arrangements Of the Liver Kidneys and Bowels all de-
engagements and all eascs which purgare remedy reach
fly before them like darkness before the sun.
Reader, if suffering from of the numerous
plants they curesier moee remedy has been provided
for you and it is criminal to neglect it.
That AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is the best medicine
for Cough, is known the whole world and that AYERS
PILLS ARE the best of all Pills known to those who have
used them.
Prepared by Dr. J. c. AVER Lowell Mass, and sold by
every respectable Druggist in the United States.
au29 3md&W j. WRIGHT G. CO.. Wholesale Agents.
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Two SUGAR FTAANTERS.-THEss SUBSCRIBERS
prepared to receive orders for PHILADELPHIA SU
GAR KETTLES Of the Tennessee Pattern and much less
price. .s5 McCUTCH0N, HOWELL & CO., =
ml7 IS Camp street New Orleans
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BELow-co MING U r

Ship Indiana, Coffin from New York. Woodruff eco.
Brig Brothers. Abbot, from MaaDzas to SIurison @
Two ships and ono bark-iames unknown. F5s
PASSENGERS
Per Johannesburg from Hayre cabin and storage pas
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THE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT.
ygem ORLEANS NoHeg Imket.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Eridarc Eue.,fnn Snnte1nher Z laSG.

Friday Evening, September 8, lG5G.5
The sales Of produce week have been somewhat larger
than some time pase increase in the receipts Of cotton
served to relieve of the monotony and with the
departure of long days Of heat and sunshine followed by
cool refreshing Of eary autumn together with the
very high sanitary condition Of the city less improve
ent observed ali branches Of radeeyery preparation Is
being made for the expected opening next month.
There little done to-day money matters. The Offer
ngs Bank heavy compared to their income and the
abundance money outside One of the Banks had much
could do anohermae than could do and another about
much the income.
On the street did not hear of any negotiations beyond sal
per cent and those for three four and six months paper The
rates of the day within the following quotations
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SUMDRIES.-
~ q so bags Taragona ALMONDS;
10 cases JAR PRUNES;
30 cases CANTON GINGER;
8 bbls PECANS.
bags ENGLISH WALNUTS;
200 bundles small GUNNY BAGS
10 bales HOPS:
10 cases SARDINES, whole and halves;
S boxes SPERM CANDLES
For sale by A. F. COCHRAN HALL,
1ylo No. So Gravier street.
STAESCH-300 boxes Foxs Wheat and Pearl for sale by
~ ~ VOORHEES, GRIGGS CO.,
myM Is Tchonpitoulas street.
SOAP-l50 boxes ". @. Chlds Co Brand, for sale by
~ GEO. W, HYNSON g. CO., -
jyl2 81 Camp street.
| IML-CIinIENT-PLAS etc.-4,S00 bbls
- landing and in store, for sale by ,, .
le9 T2Magazine street.
As-25o bbls Lard Whale Sperm, Linseed, Neasfoo and
J. II. CARTER & CO.,
YEA corner Common and Tchoupitoulass ts.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PEREyBGEIsF
ETCaThe subscriber would respectfully call the aten
Nv Of Planters Physicians and Families his we'll
ness NIL Of which, examination viii be found FRESH and
GENUINE During season, SODA WATER and MEAD Of
the very best quality will be found at this establishment with
az the popular Mineral Waters such CONGRESS- BLUE
G ETC., ETC. Bar Rooms supplied reasonable terms with
PURE HONEY, ESSENCE PEPPERMINT, GOULEY BIT.
TIERS, etc. -
THOMAS RANKIN, Druggist and Apothecary,
s24ly cor. Comp and Poydras streets.
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GoTHENBURG-Bark Rose standsh-1282 bales cotton
L1VERPo0IShip CvilanI63 bales cotton sos hhds to-
bacco Is 200 slaves. sf 80 7te''f
BELTZESchr Mary stevens5s bb1s -four 1s do beef 15
do pork do tar do rice, whisky, do Inackere do
mdse. ~ H7 "i8pt ates
MATANzAs-Brig Dan Mooney-23a tierees and 100 kegs
lard. & ~ 3$sS 4--s@@>s- N5t'SSes
BRizOs ST JAGoschr Chrysole-52o bars II bdls iron
50 boxes soap, II cases rifles, $50 pkgs mde.
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corner Common and Magaaine streets,
ie12 5n,d&R 81. New iOrIeara L..
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6-horse power .
4.horse power and
=. ~ horse power.
Mechanics requiring cheap motive power. will find these
engines simple economical and compact For ginning cotton
they are far cheaper than mule power
jesG 3m q MaraTine sreet
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SUNDRIES-
~ 200 bags Targona Almonds; j.
100 Iyaca do
= 80 cases Fancy Box Prnnes
20. Jnr do
lO0boxes Sperm Candles, (Sam. Leonard's)
Is cases Canton Ginger;
35.. Sardines, wholes, halves and quarters;
20 bbls. Brazil Nuts
bales Hops for sale by
4. F. COCHRAN e. HALL,
au2 Sc Graver street,
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TOR SALE-A BARGAIN-ON ACCOUNT OF NJ
u keunIal 10 the Ahitli Suriuf.s-

s5R- FOR SALE TO CLOSEA CONCERN
kSf~-The ship HARRIET AND JESSIE, 4J3 tons regis
built at Portsmouth, N. H., and large carrier
gn Paes Wishing to purchase examine her where she
les Pelican Dry Dock For apply the captain
on board, or to f
Hlyg3 GEO W. HYNSON 4 CO. 80 Canln straat
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John HALLER q BROTHER. 2i7 TGHouPI.
y toulas street above St Joseph COPPER TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS. prepared to do all kinds Of work
in their line Of business such putting Tin Copper
ter Valleys ETC. Also, putting Copper Tin and
II all parts o The city with promPness and
tdspach By strict attention to all ORDERS hope
share of the public patronage ~ = ~ -
beg leave refer the following genteen Messrs
cIozer Wing Jamison Mcintosh Cook Morehouse, Rob-
CALLER. Turpin 4 Co., j. W. Jewell
Box 60 Mechanics and Dealers Exchange 10 ST
Chafles street. AL 3md&W
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sEcosp JUSTICES CoURr,s SCHNEIDER vs. THOMAS
Parish Of Orleans. EERRIDAY. No. 49,
fRR VIRTUE of two yErits of fieri aaeias to
~ directed by the Honorable O. NJ Bradford, Second
tice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans Twill proceed and
sell public auction, at my Warehouse street,
tween Poydras and Perdido Streets FRIDAY the 18Th
September, 1856, at II oicoclif- 1Br3
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE, one Safe and four Dogs.
RI Seized in the above entitled suit. 54g 9aiSSE&
TERMS-Cash the spot. 3EG2s ~
W W MITCHELL. -
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(yqTsTeNI i rLANTAT1oN FOR sALE-HAN

~ ILTON PLANTATION.-The Subscriber is prepared to
sell the above estate reasonable The plantation
Is situated orte Bayou Bartholomew from lis
mouth in the parish Of Moeouse contains thousand
acres Of land about hundred Of which present
high state of cultivation
The estate well improved, having, besides comfortable
Dwelling House, good Gin Stables Negro Cabins
onbuldngs This plantation of its size
fertility and location possesses lvaues inferior to in
me valley OF e ouacha gndtl rorieto willing to offer
bargain to any one desiroII irchasing Possession
will be given immediately after the taxing Of present
crop For further partcuars address Y. o. BURTON, ESQ.,
Monroe, La; PITCHER, GO0DRICH CO.. New Orleans OF
ROBERT j. WILSON,
~ Hamilton Plantation, Bayou Bartholomew,
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~ A. aLAN1ER, JACKSON, MISS, GENERAL
We AGENT AND COLLECTOR. Business Of any descrip-
ton entrusted to his charge will with prompt attention
Notes and Accounts collected throughout the State prompt
renittances made. l-sg"
....REFERS TO-. &&@ i 4 &8z. '
jackson, Miss, New Orleans A.
Fearn Putnam & Co., Shark, Day & Stauffer,
William Hardeman, I. Marsh Denman & Co.,
Chancellor Scott. ST .IG7 s."a Il" n,v2tF&W
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FTHEVFRTLA & AITAEN, GAS FILTERS, No. 70 ST.
T. Charles street, New Orleans keen constantly hand
large assortment of Chandeliers Pendants Brackets Pillars
Pipe and Fittings Of all kinds l3E''
CRATES. ~ - ~ =
Also Patent Portable Gas Apparatus gas from rosin
TO which they invite the attention Of Sugar Planters fen
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ST LoUIsSeamer Henry Choteau3622 sacks wheat 1850
bbs -four Woodruff &co-50O do Kenneth sco-l50
do Kennedy &co20 do 1875 bags bran Hewitt
10 bb lard oil Ledds dcol0O boxes candles Ayet Bro-lO
casks bacon 80 lard w Newton kegs lard G
Harvey34 hbls apples N Marinss3 sacks corn Benton
&co bales cotton Mckleoy IL Bradford-S Nae Sum
&co-l do McGregor Aoway bbs eggs Dehon-
dio3 baskets box wine Mailpt50 head cattle
tom -TOtnl halasc
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n The steamer Henry Choteau left ST Louis August 2t
Her officers SIX and half feet water from st Louis to
Cairo and falling fast. n IN MS E&a&
J Capt Ulrich Of the ship Johannesburg reports having
passed. July 9Th lat 81 ~ long lG 49, VI shp Zenobia Of
Bath, hence for Liverpool.
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Saturday, September 6.

=, 9sS- The ship Coco West, Capt. Couch, from
Philadelphia is diScharging at Post 49, Third District
the eyee. 5S',f :f t g#
IS GEO. W. HYxsoN 4 CO, 50 Camp st.
Ey- The censESnees of the following goods,
to order, per ship q 60 VEST from Philadelphia VII l.
NJ Mobile Bales and Gases; will please make themselves
known to the Dischargns Clerk the Leyee otherwise they
will he stored at their expense and risk t
rs *4 GEO. W. HYNsON CO.; SO Camp street.
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6 Il A. HENDERSON IL CO., MAGAZINE ST.,
corner Of Matches offer for sale a the lowest market
Of purchasers Their stock has been carefully selected and
comprises all the articles needed family merchants
in the country. 55s78 Ra53 4fal9 " "
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For sale, wholesale and retail, By
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lTHos. GRIFFIN ~ s 9E5.l275 JOSEPH BLEpsoE
6IRIFFTN e. BLEDSOE. ATTORNIEs-AT-LAWs
~ Austin, Texas, will give prompt attention TO collecting
in any part Of the State agent persons
owning Lands attend any businesss pertaining General
ID - As N$rSI,v
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nartitular g(otites.

l3- Washington Fire Company No. Co.
The officers and members Of ibis hereby notified 10
Engine House, SUNDAY MORNING, Septembe 7,h at II
o'clock, A. NJ. 81 55
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ity report on the same bill both laid on the
table-yeas IS, nays IL.
After the transaction of some other bust
ness
Mr.. Bigler moved to take up his resolution
calling for information concerning the pecu.
mary transactions of the Government; agreed
to-yeas 20, nays Ia.
In the House, the bill reported on satur
day by Mr.. Cobb of Ala, from the Public
Lands Committee, to enable the owners of
land warrants to locate them on any public
lands subject to entry whether the minimum
price shall be 81 Is per acre or more, was laid
on the table. 'N
Mr.. Campbell of Ohio, reported from the
Ways and Means Committee, bill to reduce
the tariff on imports, the consideration Of
which was postponed until the next session.
Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, also moved to sus.
pend the rules for the consideration of A reso-
luton calling on the Executive for certain
specific information connected with the reye-
nue. from customs duties on articles named ::
rules suspended, and resolution amended and
passed.
A message from the President was next re-.
ceived, vetoing the bill for the improvement of
the Des Moines rapids in the Mississippi; and
the question being put on the passage of the
bill over the Presidents Veto it was 50 passed
yeas 103, nays 81. 'N
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PERSONAL.

....Mrs. Harris, an actress, died lately in
Peoria, LII. 49,
.... VIM. II. Webb, Esq Of New York.
the eminent ship builder, is at WilIards' no,
tel. NV
80. DR.. II. P. Peet, President of the New
YORK Deaf and Dumb Institute, is stopping at
Willards' hotel. ~
1T is stated that the New Orleans Plea.
yune divided 100000 profits last wear, or
$ls, OOO to each of the five partners.
80. g. P. K. James, Esq, now a residen.
OF Richmond, Va, is busily engaged upon the
concluding chapters of a new romance. which
will shortly be published
80. Hon. Seth Robinson and family Of
Alabama, Hon. James Hunt ,r and family Of
va, and Samuel Bard, Superintendent of
PUBLIC Education and editor Of the Louisiana
Democrat, are at Wizards.
....Martha Stone, wife of Rev. St,nben
Ha6bell, and we'll known as the author of
ohady Side" died at the residenc of her
husband in North Stonington, Ct on the
morning of the 6th inst, aged AZ years
80. Jenny Lind, it is now sold, has Melted
toO, 0OO during her farew ell London and pro-
vincial season, and that the public, in conse-
auence OF the system Of buying up tickets by
the music sellers, must have paid at least
tzoo ooo for the privilege of hearing her.
go. Letters received in New York dir; IT
from Messrs G. orge Peabody & Co confirm
tne statement hel etofore made that their
senior partner will be in New York in Scr.
tsmber 1t is also said that the Hon. Robert
Lowe, VIC, president Of the British Board of
Trade, and formerly one Of the ablest of the
contributors of the London Tines, and Mr..
John De!a'ne, connected with the same influ.
entail journal, are soon to visit this country.
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

The LOUSY lie Journal, Of the 9th inst, Is
very quiet about the result of tho ole ctiop in
Kentucky. This is bad sligo for the Fill
more party.
The indianapolis lind } Daily State Senti
mel says fusionists regard John Charles Ere.
mont only ssa sort of appendsge to their
ticket, hooked on for mere convene nee sake
simple John Doe in the suit which the poli-
,iclans OF the party are trying for their own
benefit.
In the Late speech of David Paul Brow
Esq, Of Philadelphia, at Faneuil Hall. Bos,
ton-ho said that both Fillmore and Ere
mont were tried men, the only difference was,
that fIiinore was acquitted and Fremont
convicted.
Ibe Richmond (Va.) Wing gays there is
such fervor among the Germans for Fremont
that 1t would not be astonishcd if q ticket
were started in that State for the especial
benefit of our Democratic Republican fellow
citizens of the Tenth Legion.
The Norfolk Southern Argus publishes the
names OF the papers on its exchange list, with
their political creed, with the following recap
itulatIon Northern papers-Buchanan, I5;
ppremont, I; Fillmore, Southern papers
Buchanan, AZ; Fillmore, 20.
The Alton (Ill.) Democrat states, as one Of
the effects Of two churches in that city becom-
that some of their members are getting into
very worldly ways. "One pew owner in Rev.
Mr.: Haley's church offers to bet his pew fell.
gibly situated, and valued at SlOO,O against a
pew in Rev Mr.. NOrton's church, on the re-
suit OF the general election in November"
The Richmond Enquire says: The suppor.
tiers of Fillmore in the South belong to two
very distinct classes of men The one consists
OF the busybodies, the wireworkers, the cow
boys and Dalgettys of the Know Nothing
party-men who are found about court houses
and other villages and places Of public resort,
who have tried all means of getting along and
failed at all, and who, finding themselves in
capable of managing their own affairs, feel
confident that they are fitted to manage those
OF other people and Of the nation. This is the
offceseeking and active portion of Fillmore 8
Southern friends The other class of Mr.. Fill.
more's Southern friends are Old Line Wings.
well to do in the world, lazy, amiable, selfish
good natured men, who would not spoil their
digestion to save the nation. They think Fill.
more is too timid to do anything rash or pre-
cipitate, and that he will temporize and keep
of violent change, disunion or revolution
whilst they live; and, good natured souls,
they are ready to let posterity and the rising
generation take care of themselves
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SPIRIT OF TIE MORNING PRESS

aT
The Union calls attention to the speech Of
Senator Thomson of N. j delivered on Satur-
day last, reviewing the military career and gov.
eminent financial affairs of Fremont, in Cali
fornis, which that journal publishes. 1t makes
the fur fly, beyond all question. We have rare
ly read more seathing exposure Of the hum
buggery Of reputation made by intrigue. The
Union also notes the fact that Senator Jones,
Of Tennessee delivered an eloquent and very
able speech in favor of Buchanan ana brecK-
inridge, whom It is bis purpose to support
hereafter. We further find In the Onton the
following extract from the Nashville Onson
of August 10, 1914, copied into the Washing
ton Globe (Blair's) of August 81, 1874, in
reference to a great Democratic meeting that
had lust taken place at Nashville:
"The Hon. Linn Boyd Of Kentucky, was to
have addressed the meeting on the second
day, but in the progress OF the discussion,
Mai A. j. Donelson, who was in the chair In
the absence Of the president, announced to the
meeting that he had just received note from
Mr.. Boyd, informing him that an accident in
family in the morning-in which, however, no
serious personal injury had been sustained
would prevent him from being present to ad-
dress the meeting. Major Donelson on making
this annanciation, called the attention of the
meeting to the fact that Mr.. Boyd ras the
distinguished Ksntucktan acho had charged
and proceed npsn Mr.. Clay, IN his place IN
Congress tie charge of bargain, intrigue
and corruption" in the Presidential cleo
ZION of 1925, and acho had been sustained 5y
has constituents IN his course. He, there
fore, proposed nine cheers for Lam Boyd
and tie Democracy of his district"
Will our amiable, talented and ingenious
neighbOr please copy? By Sd doing it will
really shed light on the QUESTIONABLE did
ma'ign Henry Clay about bargain, intrigue
and management?''-which of la, has been
the theme of most of its upfounded assaults on
M. Buchanan.
The Inteiiigenes,'s editorial columns ara
to-day devoted for the most pais to review of
Saturdays Congressional proce sdings, CORES.
Pondence, &c.