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WATERING PIa C.Es.

80 CULLUM SPRINGS GHoGTAw COUNTY.
q ti,s absys Watsg
md n vicinity or siF liberal paironags bsstawsd his
ast season aaa bsga leaye te that he VII 60
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friends at tridfng without dc usual delay eaased aT
the mails. e$$ssi
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afs ii waiting It e aadag 81 tie arriss q
convey sgss
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sIshasns wv b. ssgs,Esd y ssd
next under the superintendent Of - : -3a-,5
mys5 I'm X SN VI. 51s as5. 80 81
80 THE OCEAN STRINGS HoTIEE WILL
opened n De- sss az e agns 1asr ts reosa Is
Every Will ba nsough to bear to MAKE the yistsrs a
- POTNT CLEAR NOVELETTE, PEoPRIE-
IL 5asfs RssoR
and lave made some e adaisons q he Bsdihs whie
distance ssd sG
new Stable has Been and roads Euc
Clear over al! other places upon
~ Ss M isP 81 saas
td
~ Southern star VII ply regularly during ths
s asssas I. =
/
IS CODpEKs,S VWEEsIs-srTU IN HTMDg
county miles from by rafIread
a Rayn1ond wlsIa foHr from teacs
Dyspepsia Dropsy Gravel Diapstea GIoross General Ua-
blity etc. is open for the reception Of viaitosz
| March, 1856 PropISssar.
NEE IL well feIoy fever WI preysiesE
here fall evidently brought hers persons goods fra
an infected DISTRICT Persons II zEe
70 any local cause tk
dent physician tD Beazefey1 md burnt presence
wit1eses and certificates thorough rerass
ton Is now going and visitors da arriving.
desire MOI expect very large the
exerton Will pc made 70 render the invalid
1 Portable.
! srnH tt y 5SEI.t ] NaiAN WI ANag
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CONsTABLE's SALES.

SECOND JusrIcE's COURT THos. GUTIERREZ VS.. HARRY
Parish of Orleans ! and ELLEN LEWIS-No. 1913.
D directed by the Honorable G. NJ Bradford Second Justice Of
the Peace for the Parish of Orleans will proceed sell
public auction at warehouse Circus street. between Poy
dras and Perddo MONDAY June 30h 1856 at IL o'clock
NJ
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 4..- ..
Seized in the above suit. 7.s.
TERMS-Cash on the spot LIS ...
ia1TC Cnpsfnh 1a
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Increase. ST 023,646 244,69l 16l101 3,S33,926
The amount paid by the T. Treasury during the first week
in this month"; to the creditors of the late Republic of Texas
der the Congress of the 18th February 1856 81 32
T. Among the principal claims are the following:
Messrs Colcoran Riggs and W. W. Corcoran Washington
S6O0O00; J. R. Abank Co. New York, s5500OO Wicker
sham Son Philadelphia, $3.50 COO Riggs Co., Washington
5000 0U Chubb Brothers. d. 30000 DreXel Co.. Phiadel
pa $50 600 H Blood Nashville $4,000 Reid Spague
S500 Schotts claim Philadelphia $500 600; asgnees of U.
s. Bank do $50 000 Hoford Estate, English $751; Swan
100000
The entire TO be paid is s,75OO0o but is stated
that Gen. Hamilton, of South Carolina is busy with scheme
for obtaining either from the General Government that Texas
both together the balance Of So 0OD being the full
of the Texan debt principal and interest The has
not elected favorable response from the other creditors who
to think themselves well paid by the 6S per cent which
they receive.
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NOTICE is hereby given that after due le-
1N gal notice do intend before the honorable the
Fourth District Court of New Orleans for the emancipation of
my slave BETSEY mulstto aged about 40
CELESTE COURCIER Widow of Chas Baird.
my30 At in BOD per f. G. Lavile Attorney.
A WIS est par, lie present donne que dedaans
IA quaane j6rs daer de la publication lie
sgne era application Quaee Cour de District de la Nou
vee Orleans obteni emancpaon mularesse BET
| SEY, (esclave) agee d'enyron 40 ans.
CELESTE COURCIER, veuve de Chs. Baird
my30 At in God par +. G. Laville, Avocat
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Sbippilrg gnteIligelrts,
TUESDAY, June II, 1856.
fyT ~ a TSr5YN xyT,ctnTynn

Ship Richard Alsop Wade for Liverpool j Whitney Eco
Ship Sguando Jordan for liverpool G j Meeker eco
Span Ship viconta Estape, for Barcelona, An N Heine
Ship Thalatta Barker, for Liverpool G j Meeker eco
Bark Arora, Hanan, for Havana, Boudousquic Philips
Bark Palmetto, Croweil, for Gibralter, Wood Il Low
Brig West, Bray, for Havana, - CJMeeker eco
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17

SECOND JUSTICES couEE ga. B. EGGIEsToN. 1sJ. W
pY VIRTUE of a writ of Geri facEas ito me
ID directed the G. Bradford Second Justice OF the
Parish of Orleans offered for sale at public
auction street and
Perdido the 14th day of June, IL
O'clock and have failed to get twohirds Of the appraised
| value -
Twill again offer for sale at public AUCTION at
street. SATURDAY, the 18th day of June 1856
O'Clock NJ the above described property the highest
and bidder twelve months credit with bond and security
| with five per cent interest per annun:
". W. MITCHELL,
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY COMMENTATORS
is hereby given that within forty days from this date will
sue the Fourth District Court of New Orleans for the
emancipation of my yellow slave NARY aged about II
years, with the privilege of remaining in this State
my23 81 in BOD JOHN G. COCKS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17

A torIs ceux que celia perrt COMMEMORATIVE
IA dome dedans quarante dater
u publication soussgne fera application dams
Emancipation de muatresse nomme MARY agee denvi-
q ans, Ia permission de roster dams fEtat
mv29 In 9nd John a. COCKS
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SECOND JusrIcEs COURT }GoMMIssIoNERs 9E THE Es-
New Orleans. SCERTAIN QUANTITY OF LIME.

s''': New Ss.s s.
y3ss y +: IF asasss t.
Of the Peace for the Parish Orleans offered for sale
Ct 9H " Hss9 & Ss ( Julia ss: @ E g
SsBAKRETS A AX6 H &c II OF LIME
street tMsopogh's Sudinss5 WEDNESDAY, June 18TH
ie The ABOVE DESCRIBED LIME to the highest and last
bidder months credit with bond and security bearing
je Ell tss interest," per A M1ToHE1 Constable
FoUnr4 JUSTICES oounr, "a. HuARp E; G. KELLY,
+ IL ss sS. s.
s E n s Rstnaa q ie az
l o ShHS sna kG 81 i Ne
square p bounded BY MAJ Magazine Felicity, Camp Marie
s'sfsf
lot No l2 feet inches and lines on the limit of lot No.
Together Will the improvements thereon, consisting of
ct p G" S9
feet 6 inches in depth, English measure.
the s N . By Fen s
may io' s's ~ JULES soRAPARy,
ouArsrEnE JUSTICE De PAX A. HUARp vs. E;c. KELLY
TN yEETS AIM, wf.t as ssl fsei Az = AZ.
cour exposerai vente pubque e JEUDI Is JUN 1856
midi Roonde de la Beurse de Cite StLou entire
| les Charities ct ROyale-
| UN CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE designa par lie lot No
commencement plan dresse par Jules Dreux LIE dit lot
compris dams et borne les Magasns Fece CamT
Seare 10 dit lot mesnrant mesue americane 30 pied
de Ia Feice Us peds pouces de profondeur
Ia Unite du lot No ct ia peds pouces ct lgnes sur la Ii
lot No. 80 peds dams ia igne de pofondeur
Ensemble les amtoraions qus'y tronven II Sc rouv
portion de maison bos dun
chambre gale arrere ct dun cabinet La dite por
ton de mason qu sur lie dit No. mesure pieds
! denr, meSure angaise.
| Saisi dams l'afare ci-desSus
TERMES EFT CONDITI0 NS-L'aequereur lie pale
de eux dc S54 dues lie defendeur ct paya
respectivenent 1885, rs mai 1857 la ba
| lance compliant JULES SORAPuRu,
| myA je31425 Connetabe.
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The mail to-day brought regular dates from n York up
the 0h Money in abundance and rates oneest declining
Call loans rapidly changing from six per
If lenders do submit the reduction they find their
paid up nstanter Time loans rule from to per Dis.
easier and prime endorsed paper having six months
run, negotiable at per cent and inferior kinds
per cent Single named paper to 10.
In the foreign exchange market there free supply Of
Southern bills Shipments to France England Holland and
Germany have caused the creation of large amount of
change The for the of the l4h were sterling
1898 to l092l francs, 17a 1874 Amsterdam Al to AZ
Hamburg, 362 s6; Bremen 1874 49, Frankfort 4lS to
Az.
The statement of the banks of the city Of New York. made
up Saturday. 18th inst, shows the following the week
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r TOrTCIG-WILLTAMS, BATHURST l. co, HAVING
In resuuied the undersigned having
ISOLATED with them b.. MAYES Of Nashville Tennessee
will continue Cotton Factbrage and General CotnNissz
Business, under The 1rrn Of JoHa Wr1IzAMs & Co
!'4ssE&55ssz9a3E Dim WILLIAMS,
aEA5J ts.$ 8E4 7Gs4&4 WILLIAM BATHURST
Nayy nr1aane inIa Irnd,EET
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Parish of Orleans. : No. 6.S67.
pK VIRTUE of a writ of fierf facias to me
D directed by the Honorable G. M Bradford Second Justice
of the Parish of Orleans, will sell at public
ton on WEDNESDAY, 18th Of june 1856 II O'Clock
NJ No. 65 Gravie street. between Carondeet and Baronne
streets .sas..-..
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Tables, Chairs,
Glasses Counter and Bar Fixtures md Gas Burners Also
lease of the premises TO the LIST of October next.
TERMS, Cash. W. W. MITCHELL,
ie59l5IS Constable
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fTyHE GREATs COUGH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EXPECTORANT-Thcf following original letter was hand
ed to for publication remedy which elicit such
miums, must be good one:
L f1,1y Anvil
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Hg-CIussical French.--PrOfessor houx has
opened EVENING CLASSES in the large room No. y in the st
floor the East wing the University of Louisiana corner OF
Barone and Common Streets where instruction viii be given
such thorough and systematic plan as TO enable the
pupils and practical knowledge
Of French language within the shortest possible time The
classes will FRIDAY, the 10th of May Prices
very during the coming For particulars call the
above from ~ to ora the residence Of Professor
Roux corner Tvo Circle and Deord street. from to S A.
Nj.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17

DRNCKENR1DGE COAL.-THE SUBSCRIBERS
prepared deliver the above celebrated Coal
steamboats, hotels, manufactures private families, etc. in lets
to suit, at $40 per ton of 1000 lbs.
~ Orders left at the Yard Front Levee between Julia a&
st, joseph Streets will receive immediate attention.
595t2 EREEvY & FARW ELL, 80 hatcher street
Nav fr Move nIlar2 ro3t
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COTTON PLANTATION FOR SAAE-HAM-
" IIT0N lPLANTATION.-The subscriber is prepared to
sell the above reasonable The plantation
is situated Bayou bartholomew, four miles IDS
mouth parish Of Morehouse. 1t contains thousand
Of land about hundred of which
high state of cultivation.
The well improved having besides comfortable
Dwelling House. good Gin Stables Negro Cabins and all tho
necessary outbuldngs This plantation
fertility and location, vantages inferior
the valley of the Ouacha and The proprietor is willing oP
bargain DESTROYS of purchasing Possession
will be given Immediately after the taking off present
For further particulars address Il. o. BURTON ESQ.,
Monroe, La; PITCHER, GOODRICH & co. New 0rleans &
#s ROBERT j. WILSON
Hamilton Plantation, Bayou Bartholomew,
: u nrehn Ta
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WROUGHT SPIKES-240 kegs landing. from 10 s
wv inches for sale by ALFRED KEARNY,
je4 70 Magazine street.
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FIHsT versus ,o PETER
pYVIIHTUE of n writ of 1ferI facias to me
- directed by the Honorable d. F. MITCHELL First Justice Of
the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed to sell at
public auction, SATURDAY the 2lst day Of June, 1856
ut O'Clock NJ in front Of Warehouse No 70 Julia street.
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE and directly after at No. l1S
Tchouponlas street. Julia and Note Dame Streets
ONE LOT OF GROCERIES, Seized in the above eutitled
suit
E1=TERArS-Cash on the spot. =.
jelU VIM. @. QU1Rk, Constable
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SECOND JUSTICES COURT Mrs. ELIZABETH PRIOR H
Parish Of Orleans. l. MARSHALL Il LOWERING.
No. 6,s62.
pY VIRTUE of n writ of fieri facias to me
ID directed the Honorable @. NJ Bradford Second Justice
of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans will proceed and sell
public auction, Warehouse Circus street between
Poydra and Perddo streets, THURSDAY the 18th day of
june 1856, ut IL o'clock NJ
. ", ONE CARD PRINTING PRESS.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot
W. W. MITCHELL,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17

ERENCH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLASSES FOR
Geatlemen-M Leon Laugrin, Professor of the French
language and French literature at the University of Louisiana
gives respectful notice to the public that MONDAY June
9Th will commence and continue during the whole
new classes of different degrees for gentlemen comprising
Elementary Middle and Superior Classes at his office unver
y Building Baronne and Common Streets Room No l.
The classes will take place in the evening at various hours
from O'clock to suit anybody The learning Of the
language will be nude extremely easy by new method of sim
pifcation
Price month S. payable in advance. Apply and sub
scribe the Professors Office every evening" after O'clock
je5 2m
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HAVANA--Brg Adams Gray-370 bxs sugar R Cahuzac-
Is segars Borno Bros5 do Riras-l do Sabola3
L N Bado do PUG & Avandano-1 do & Tardos-l do
schluer-I1 do Espagn Pennagassal do Sambola3 do
n FEEDS boThio case segars bb SEEDS Depando
Va1 do Sabola-12 bbls honey orer2 bxs tobacc
1otf rr;tfo
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~ yVOOuVVARDaS CABINET FuRNE-
"a TURE WARERooAs, No. lIs Aagazine street and z
I'D made order in good and substantial oce
Furniture made and repaired. Hotels, Ships Steamers
and Boarding houses supplied with Furniture and Bedding
the shortest notice. 5 -S.l 3sS ..S
IN B-Haying taken large brick Julia
Magazine he prepared TO store goods fog
furniture Carts to hire and moving attended to with
E4iy91 " X
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WANTED.

THTANpED-A SITUATION BY A FIRST-RATE
w SUGAR MAKER who has had several years experience
in the West Indies. Address b. ut this Office el6 St.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BY
w ms BARELLI & CO., No. 81 Common street.
NATANVED-A YOUNG MAN CAPABLE OF TEACH
wv ing French in all its branches desires situation either
in in country The references capacity and
habits given, if required Address b. at this office. ma
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17

FRENCH LANGUAGE ana LITlaRATuRF.
L. LEON LAUGRIN lately Lawyer at the Bar Of PariE-
now Professor of the French Language and French Literature
in the University Of louisiana $z5i4
R French for gentlemen at O'Clock, every evening"
at his Office University Buildings of Baronne and
Straa ts n : -ar1i1l San
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17

je12 5md&w Q. o. wooDMAs & CO., vieksburE, Mis-
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SGas9l441& MARVIN 5s
These are the frst real hreproof Safes ever made
They have passed through trials Of intense beat
without the loss of book paper than any other Safe
in the world This fact questioned by candid ds
teresed acquainted with their vast
Der of certificates hand from of the United States
showing the perfect reliability Of these Safes for them
unparalleled reputation.
Persons purchasing the article would do well to these
facts and buy but Rich Co.'S Saamander Safes which
supplied with the very best of Locks.
Citizens and wishing look at Safes respect
fully solicited call and examine the splendid
offered in this city, on hand and for sale AZ 81 Grp
street, New Orleans s5f4E3 S. GUTHRIE,
al2 dEWtf Sole Agent Stearns Marvin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-06-17

E9-Notfce--IVright, Williams g. Co. having
resumed payment in full the Undersigned will MI their LA
btses and those of Wright Davenport Co., at maturity
and will continue the business from this date under the rm OF
WRIGHT, ALLEN & Co. ,u{
G. w. ALLEN.
Nex 0rleona Nav oet, 1919 my26 I'm
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-11

j. Z. Paulding now nearly 80 years old, has writ.
ten vigorous letter to Gen. Qutman in favor of
democratic progress in Central America.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-11

III. Latin Salutatory,
HENRY RAvENscnoFr BRYAN, Raleigh.
~. The American Engineer,
ADoLPHUs A. LAURENCE, Iredell Co.
" The claims of the Fine Arts,
JOSEPH WooRN STEVENSON, Newberne.
VI Necessity of National University.
E. GRAHAM Morrow, Chapel Hill.
VII Perpetual progress of the human mind,
Thomas BOG SLADE, Georgia.
VIII. Napoleon BOnaparte,
THOMAS WILSON JONES Tennessee.
TX. The empire of Mind,
MARnADuxs s. ROBINS, Randolph Co.
K. st. Paul.
A. HAYWOOD MkRRIr1 Chatham Co.
XII. The people and their Common Schools,
WILLIAM BINGHAM, Orange Co.
XII Farming; becoming Of the learned professions,
WILLIAM F. ALDERMAN, New Hanover Co.
XIII. Sir Nigal Bruce
80. JoHN CoorEa WADD1LI, Alabama.
+ XIV. am an American,
DANIEL WHITE JOHNSON, Richmond Co.
AFTERNOON.
]. The American Politician, aaf
CLEMENT Down. Moore Co. (.
II. The people and their University,
JOSEPH BucksER KILLEBAEw, Tennessee.
Ill Annual Report. t $3.50 =
~. Degrees Conferred. X g
v. The Vaedctory -
CoLEMAN SESSIONS, New Orleans
: VI Sacred Music
These essays reflected great credit on the young
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exercises of Commencement week more attractive
to pleasure hunting public, the authorities of the
University should interfere and put it down at once
As long as such men as Mr.. Manly fill this position,
there will be danger of its being prostituted to
unworthy ends
Tuesday morning was devoted to the examination
of the Senior Glass International and Constitu.
tional Law, Agricultural Chemistry, and Engineer
ing. 1t was understood by the outsiders that some
of the young men acquired more than usual eclat
by the accuracy of their replies to the questions
proposed. After dark the following competitors
for public favour as decaimers, appeared in behalf
of the Freshman Glass
1. Lafayette, 8. s. .Prentiss.
NATHAN B. SHALL Pasquotank.
Q. Rienzi to the Romans, Moore.
c. STEPHENS CRooN, New York.
8. Marmion taking leave of Douglass, Scott
HUGH L. COLI, New Berne.
4. Virginia and Massachusetts,, Mcdowell OF Va
JOHN T. Cook, Warrenton.
s. The Lone Star of Texas, Webb.
HENRY L. RUaeLEY Texas.
!. Bunker Hill Monument, Webster.
JAMES p. CoFrIN, Tennessee
.. The Central American Question, Seward.
CHARLEs W. McCLAxxY, New Hanover Co
8. The Course of Empire, Ullmann.
" - AIesasos 4. aoaRn, Orange Co. Is ~.
4. Lafayette, -sssss;-. Sprague.
The World 10 still deceived by Ornament Anonymous.
JAMES H. SwlNDsLl, Washington.
These young gentlemen acquitted themselves with
credit showing that they had diligently studied their
psrts and attended we'll to the nstructon they had
received. Messrs Cole, Cook and Morris were high.
y commended for the appropriateness q their de-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-06-11

suo OuAvctoity auu Ou meSSTS. n II. O." ~ ~,
F. Mebane, Practitioners in Medicine. The hOl%'
Saml H. Wiley, Principal of the Academy IN "'D
ington, N. G.
The number Of persons in attendance on theeM
cses at Chapel Hill, from abroad and from the nss
borhood, was about as usual-at times much gre"
than could be admitted into the spacious cnaPs a,s
We noticed in attendance Gov. Branch, Gov , Mo
head, Gov. Graham, Gov: Manly, Hon. ); L. . M"
head, Hon. j. D. Hawkins, President OF the aI pS
Association, Judge Manly, Judge Battle inc t M
c. B. Hassel, Col. Steele Mr.. James Mebane . 1v
A. Gilmer, VIM. Eaton, N. Williams, anu ~ ~ III
other gentlemen of prominence at the oaI, aau
pulpit and in other walks in life We reea,TS ,rth
duty enjoined by patriotism on all OF US n the
Carolinians, to 60 as often as we can, to a1.s"'
commencement of the University of the ota's Unless
The boys say the old folks needn't COM, .s Them
they bring their bright eyed daughters w'u and
There was good!y array Of this hearts &C. VI
hearts rack at Chapel Hill during the wee. tbsJ
hope that they received as much del,gn y. n,our
conferred. The exercises were marked VIII r%reatt
ETY. on the whole, for which the public was a,tep
of the Marshal Mr.. R. L. Cannon, and ms m DE-
tentve associates, Messrs Anthony, Chr's'~ D,s r
Berry, and Polk. They performed their pa"
marked propriety. rho @
There was dancing in abundance TOT a. .ss voup!
joyed such recreation. We heard tha' , Wsssrs
gentlemen who had charge of the ball. md md R,r
w. Graham, Dayie, Hargrave, Morrison, m.us@
say, succeeded remarkably well in tnell uls,sah
ment The entertainment afforded MUCH ~
to those who attended it. $50. At cor
Doubtless many of the former vlstolsSs ;ss ~
n.sncement missed the kind attentions o. NV kaN
cy billiard, at the Eagle hotel. lndeeo' A"'
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anus are great ueai oetter OH tnan they were IN
Africa ; and if we can only be content to struggle
on with the difficulties of our position. in faith and
patience doing duty, under the present cir
cumstances in which we stand attempting wild
schemes by which folly may be msled, and by which
wrong and misery may be produced, but pursuing
that steady course in which God himself in all his
ministrations, brings about by gradual means and
operations, the great beneficial results of his
ton, we may be assured that ultimately all this will
work out great and lasting good.
Mr.. President, l desire to say, that though hold
none OF my southern friends on this floor response
BILE for the course of argument which have offered
or any Of the intermediate views have expressed,
think it right to say, and think have their au.
thority to say, that with regard to the results to
which have come upon this measure, we all agree
as one man-every southern Wing Senator. wish
that to be understood that the position of gentle
men may not be mistaken because thew have not
yet had the opportunity ofspeaking or voting upon
this bill
think, then, that the great mistake in the argu-
ment OF my honorable friend from Massachusetts,
was in not discriminating between the principle and
the enactment; between the doctrine out of which
the enactment sprung and the enactment which
sprung from it; and that if he will take that into
view ne will see-l know he has never any other
desire than to see whatever is true and right-that
the amendment which has been incorporated into
the bill! speaks the TRUTH and is germane and prop.
er IN all Its operative language to the matters reel.
ted and that if his mind is relieved in regard to the
provisions for securing the national faith towards
the Indians, he ought to have difficulty in voting
for the bill =
Mr.. President am very sorry that have in such
desultory manner trespassed so long upon the at
tenton Of the Senate and having said that shall
leaye this subject -,