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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-18
GOING EAST.

Night Express will stop at sationa between Obern an
Norwa and Fremont and Toledo only to let of passen
gers from Cleveland and Grafton
Northern DlViSiOn-Via SanduSky.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-18

In the Court Of Common Tleas SGadHtky cozHty Ohio
silss Bates Plaintiff against Charlotte Bates Defendant
HE said defendant is hereby notified that the plaintiff
the 4th dav ofJAnuary A. D., 1885, fled in the Of
ce ofthe Clerk Of said Court his petition against said de-
fendant asking for the dissolution Of the marriage
tract existing between said parties ac-ount OF th
wiul absence Of said defendant from the plaintiff for NOR
than three years next before the filing of said petition
The said defendant is further notified that said cause vii
be for hearing at the next March term Of said court
Fremont Jan. l. Is5G.-5Ow69 SIIAS BATES.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-18
A Petition,

In The Court Of Common Pleas SaHduaky County, an.
State Of Ohio.
As1saEst Asts@1a f4illiRa Fhiliip., and Plaintiffs.
against
David Lovejoy,
Mary f. Thorp, and Defendants.
AlOnzo Thorn
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-18
Petition for Divorce.

In the Court Of Common Pleas SaAdusky County, Ohio.
Sas Bates Plaintiff against Charlotte Bates Defendant
THE said defendant is notified that depositions will be
taken in this by the plaintiff, at the Office Of
Worcester Pennewe in Norwalk Huron County, Ohio,
the 5th day Of February D. 1856 between the hours
of o'clock a ui and o'clock p. m, Of said day.
Fremont, Jan. !, Is56.-5Ow3s sILAs BATES.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-18

In the Court Of Common Pleas Sandnsky County, and
State Of Ohio
ssrdis Birchard, Plaintiff agains: }
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-18
SCOTS LITTLE GIANT.
~ I nrrr
T'he Mills are Warranted
Pctifion for Divorce.

Fremont, January IL, 1855, cot
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01

The following instance Of the noble conduct Of a
true sailor-Capt. Cameron, of the British schooner
Mars, from New York to st. Johns, N. F.-demands
special record, though it is the act Of skipper of
fore-and-aft coasting schooner. Capt. Cameron
reports:
an. 8, at lO4 o'clock P NJ, lat. 40 3O Ion. 6s so
while running under threereefed foresal, weather
very dark and showing heard piercing cries Of dis
tress !--wore ship, and stood towards the quarter
whence the cries proceeded; firing guns and keeping
bright light displayed in the rigging, to let the sf
ferers know that they were heard. Soon made a
wreck which proved to be the schooner State o.
Maine, Capt. Phbrook, of and from Frankfort, fol
Cardenas, dismasted and waterlogged. Having nc
boat that could possibly live in such sea, made con
tnual attempts to rescue the people of the wreck by
steering the Mars close to it could be done with
safety, and throwing lines with running bowne knots
towards the men. By this means got Cart Philbrook
on board. Another man also got hold of line, but
the moose was not secured and he was drowned. Lay
by the wreck for three days, repeating these efforts
to save the surviyors-the weather still very stormy
the wrecked vessels msts presenting an lnsuperabe
obstacle to laying the Mars alongside. Several yes
sells passed at a distance, under reefed sails; set
American ensign union down in hope of attracting
their attention, but they kept their course! All en-
deavors to rescue those remaining the wreck, two
| in number, proved unavailing. At night lost sight
of the wreck "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01
Public VS.. Private Opinion.

Tie following incident, which we find related in
the Baton Rouge Gazette, is not calculated to induce
very exalted public opinion regarding certain hon
orable Senators. We apprehend the general feeling
will be precisely the reverse. If Senator can have
a private opinion and Legislative opinion, on the
same suhect-and get both endorsed by the people
we have certainly happened upon funny times, funny
legislators funny principles and funny citizens Here
is the Gazette's article:
Mr.. DUCRos PRoTEsT..-We were in the Senate
Yesterday, when debate sprung up respecting the
propriety of spreading upon the journal of the Senate
protest in regard to the validity of the claims Of
Messrs St. Paul. Hyams and Withers to their seats
on the floor of the Senate This protest was coucheC
in respectful language Mr.. Martel made objections
Mr. Ducros made an able and eloquent exposition
the rights of the minority to spread before the cOun
try in that FORM their dissent from the opinions o.
! the majority. He was replied to by Mr.. Ryan ol
Rapdes and his response was still more able, eloquent
and convincing than his former remarks Inc aole
| Senator from East Baton Rouge Thomas j. Buting-
ton then addressed the Senate with his Characteristic
ability, and made, what seemed before 10 pc solie
what tortuous and crooked plain, simple and
But the principal object of these remarks Is 10 y
fore the public the course pursued py tnS aeaso
from Point Coupee. Mr.. Smmes Doctor Buthngton
had closed his speech, Democratic Senator anu our
self were in conversation when Mr; eies ei1 5 III
and said to the Senator: "tor eous sahe ~ @ ~
Martele to Withdraw his objections, they nave ths
right to have their protest spread upon the journal
Notwithstanding this declaration Of private opinion
when the main question came up Mr.. Slm!hes Rotet
allowing the protest to BE- spread aotaa upon h5
i;i ora;nst his private convictions. In the earl,
neft ,'a Of ass' the debate 5 Mr. SHINES sustained in SOM
brief remarks, the right of the protestants, but h
soon discovered that he would not be sustained by III
marty. and then declared that upon second reading
he report he discovered some objectona language
We would erase our name from the great catalogu
Of names that distinguish mankind, we could no
rise, sometimes, to the dignity of manhood, and t
the lofty and imposing station OF a Senator
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01
1y5,,nrp 1ysoorycr-At the Middlesex tEngland)}

INJURED 1SsooEScE-At the hiddlesez lEnglandae Z
steanr srnlS atch from the person of gentleman,
souare On being sentenced, one Of the eenyicts,
James sd5Fsssa Sc G PsEy bs. bapgqs tfna Asi5s 4s
.t I fo sor nenal that don't mind. but I've got
oV 4 wroap rVst That that's all innocent this time, anyhow
+ I've been thief al that's right enough and
am an thief sti knows it, and Wbr he
tbof tbo anh Was stole twenty minutes before we went
mo ssylle House, as know 50 we didn't dois. 20
stesl dozen Watches Too, you like II ID half
Chance but take my word did mat s ahs me
bpar. the personifcation Of injured innocence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01
Amusements This Evening.

ORLEANS Observation-Disclosures q La File du
Regiment and Spanish Ballet Company Une Femme Qu
Mordh
ST. CHARLES THEATER.-" Esmeralda" and Jack
Sheppard"
GA1ETY THEATER.-Farewell benefit Of Miss Agnes
Robertson The comedy of Used Up Grand National TabeauS
Washington crossing the Delaware, and The Invisible
Princc.n
PELICAN NTHEATER.-Last night of Donetti's trained
monkeys dogs and goats also kaeleScopcal Illusions
ARMoRY HALL--Dioramc Panorama OF the Rus
sian War.
AMERICAN CIRcus.-Corner Of Magazine and Jose
phne streets. Every evening.
THE GREAT BEAR.-The great Australian perform
ing bear No. 95. ST. Charles street. Day and cTenns
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01
Steamboat Departures This Day.

LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Nacez Tcaers MASTER at O'Clock. Carroll, Pritchard
Co, Union Row, 81 Carondelet street, agents.
TENNESSEE RIVER:
Cherokee IRWIN MASTER at O'Clock. Lewis Snapp Co.. 81
Front street, agents.
Midas Brown master, O'Clock. Lewis snapp & Co., 81
Front street, agents.
RED RIVER.
r. W. Powell Martini master, O'Clock. T:B. Smith, L.
New Ieyee and Lewis Snapp Co. 81 Front streets agents
Pioa Parker muster O'Clock. II. N. Robinson Co., 100
Gravier street. agents.
b. E. Clark IoiwicE master ats o'clock Lewis snapp Co.,
Front street. and T. b. Smith, Il New Lew Leyee, agents
OUACHIrA RIVER.
Louisa Keeling, MASTER at o'clock Lewis Snupp Co., 81
Front street, agents. 49,
Jula Townsend MASTER O'clock Lewis Snapp Co., 81
Front street, agents.
YAZOO RIVER.
Planter Phelps MASTER O'Clock. T. B. Smith, l. New
Levee street, agent
ARKANSAS RIVER.
Lucy Robinson, Mburn, MASTER at o'clock Lewis snapp
Co, 81 Front street, agents.
Auawur Windsor MASTER at O'Clock. Lewis Snnpp Co.,
| Front street, agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01
SNeu Orleans luly Gresterd.
The Iron Iarp-The Song CT Toll.
BT A. DUGANSE.

Let him who will rehearse the song
Of gentle love and bright romance! IN
Let him who will with tipping tongue,
> Lead cleaning thoughts to Fancya dance;
But let NE strike mine Iron Harp,
AS Northern harps were struck Of old J
And let its music, clear and sharp,
Arouse the free and bold So "
My hands that Iron Harp shall sweep,
I'LL from each stroke new strains recoil;
And forth the sounding echoes leap, ~
To join the arousing Song of Toll
Till men Of mind their thoughts outspeak,
And thoughts awake in kindred mind,
And stirring words shall nerve the weak,
And fetters cease to bind! 9
And crashing. soon DER soul and sense,
That glorious harp, whose iron strings
Are LABoR's mighty instruments,
Shall shake the thrones Of mortal kings,
And ring of aXe-and anvil note, .x
And rush of plow through yielding soil
And laboring engines vocal throat,
Shall swell the SoSG OF Toll!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01
>. " :.s.'F..s s.

Bmr1su gRAes The latest English papers received
are filed with !slt aTtisS I upon thsicuties pending
between that country and the United States, made up
principally. Of braggadoclo and bluster: Spanish
grandloquence would stand no. lance III a compare
son with the present tone of the English press. The
editors letds papers to have tdker
their cue from the Chinese, who used contortons of
| countenance to appal their enemies, and painted
terrible faces their shields The following closing
paragraph of an article in the London Chronicle con.
tans threat more reckless and contemplate than is
usually found in a respectable journal:
! The Earl of Clarendon has taken the course mos
becoming British Minister under such circumstances
Strong in the conviction of right, satisfied that
our Minister at Washington never even contemplated
an infringement of the American enlistment law anG
resting confidently Interpretation of the Clayton
Buwer treaty. he has still proposed that there should
be reference to friendly power of the question
in dispute. The real motives Of the American Gov
ernment are betrayed by their reluctance to accep
this offer. They had better be prudent. John Bnl
has paid some millions for feet which may not be
wanted. He might think he would like to have some
thing for his money, and as he will receive no indem
nifty from Russia what if he % to take it out in
q little fighting elsewhere?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01

EARTHQUAKE IN CUBA.-Shorty after nine O'Clock
on the night of the 18th tremendous subteranean
explosion occurred at st. 1ago de Cuba, which was
followed Immediately by slight oscillation of the
earth. Ell Redactor states that the explosion and
shock were so violent as to fill the inhabitants with
alarm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01
CO,fsOIing,

EOHaDilHS.
You'll be forgotten, as old debts,
By persons who are used to borrow;
Forgotten, as the sun that sets, ,
'. When shines a new one on the morrow;
Forgotten, like the luscious peach,
That blessed the school-boy last September:
Forgotten, like maiden speech,
Which all men praise, but none remember.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01

A good newspaper is like a sensible and sound.
hearted friend, whose appearance ones threshold
gladdens the mind with the promise of pleasant and
profitable hour,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

SH$ g. h:s5' sA5$HSS q aSi55S
A. cFH @ stFss SSo nss S ;S5 NT siI B9s @ at
KS"ess KSehss the NJ Passengers received and landed at
FAEfour cents per mile each way Children and servants
' FREIfIr TRAIN from City TO oka and all inene
dae stations every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday and from
''S apgcaon mo@sg9s prss
Tor rpwsSy Line " sfaHS H5 HE5Es s2 Ms. snDo
c. f., 7z zZ55 HHSs f@SS$s 9HAhHEiSif RSb ahESf d- @nsT-
zsaszzzsS;iEaEkFf SUMNER hkkiNG HNifHHNPFs NGEMHNFs
This RS s @ I on '
the Isl Of MARCH PNXSSESeEn NESES; TRAINS:
Leaves the Depot at Algcrs every day at....So A. n
Arrive at Bayou Bouif every day at .2e T. NJ
RETURNING:
Leave Bayou Bouff ......'''..''. l@ l$o :. s NJ N
Arrive at GEsna s;prs 5:so +. + A.
Fare Esr1 each RSy will connect with the Passenger Trains
Freight viii he Bayou ufand "srTedne M @ Sta
1s ev1y HE y !As 5 GS@P2e r. S %
;hgs 5 @ % sanas BE- fstyfaSs Racsa Il f
Ferpebone 1ap Tgervs and you BuH were the Company
aPe fred ses RSes and Rates Of Freight pamphlet form for cir
to be had on application T. e. IS EE Gfe Yce g Peen
EREE 4 St;dn VIII III
| Dr. MIIJER,S RHEUMATIC FLUID, applied externally
Rheumaisms Pains sweings Contracted and Pantu , sE
relieved free Of c9args at at their office ant
Es3a Price s. 60 per bottle. All orders attended TO-
Ss0 @''~~'F W. Wv ~ DR.. WM Miller
felo l1rSUsr DR.. WM. DOWSE.
| G 4 A. HENDERSON u co., MAGAZINE ST.
D. Nacez offer for sale At the lowest market
choice assortment Of GROCERIES,, and invite the aulenHo
Of purchasers. Their stock has been carefully selece
/ f0't IN tie eoIntrv wv "t'lS''S '' ial9 6m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH l, 1856.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
FOR RED RIVER.

w. f$g4EstH H:!; u s4i5
s=zs and q jser%slIa|s aH!inEs-Ths sglsndid
ssSe 4 svs ska ri Gham fS eh @ a s M Fo
's ft or passage apply ." ''a5a e. e. sn7 n New evee
T leave On 5nHsH r6H sikEVPor Ef II 4 Ss2sf
ana i al 'sIa IRIS ea pas
avs a s It iGa @ 1as Vi ss ] SaEf
Or fes eas'"s apply rev TGWs 5SArp Front
W. Lave s9SsR4F Fo KiEP ssFi /! Eeo& & sf!s' I u
'DS$s 'fE & 6s& o1'
T v. ;ESERAl HggEN / F:js Rsb e kiyE i;is AND Il
81 : IT, (; PoMeIl E i S.sis Si.%s fna Vii
9Es c9o Grand a Esof .ht Axa and all IN
superior ass'n"ns'SR: % %, 32gS Syf f's 8
containing swelry o,hsrvalnabss n
i Eae snIf n e @ 2 pd % 5"Es1 s
VIII ;hs By passengers contained in the Sas5sss.
on naUhA fHEsHPhA L RED F:isi ct GS;sf { AND
81 ts s
mediate landings As above. freight passage having
superior accommodations rys ffF' Is 2: ysv
NBThs R. " Powell vii no be resP?nsils of Letter
or pSckgGs coaanng money swery Or other ns @
value and freight pado for valuable articles deposited
with the clerk by the passengers or contained in the bass"se
WV 7EfsRAL FoR E Il 4 T;Iss z 2s'stt II
T.; & s?;:n5' s9%s| Ss
55 !5ss'' or p''fE E#fs WHY sSPP q }" ( Co.
UACHITA R1V r.
Will .s 4 hfT f M1Ef TE 6 sasdy S?ss
ss = % baaci;s FaeFs @ Julia, b f. Townsend,
M us s"ai sfash M rsRton
6a Monroe Harris5nburg andal intermediate landings.
s E2s freight or p'ifHs HWs P3a & 81 Front street
YIN ,s, Fo e aEGSGRtH HsEfs i: y j
ffmasS s as as*sh Sa? h essIRaRsso isS
ast rnnia9 passens steamer Louisa Keeling
ss s will leave as Ws IFSy So
VIII leave on YEBEEsRhS o obS ya;ss A. # ef'Gs # + y
GhamnsE;gs Woso gson 1 IN TILL A9amn aini hlnn5
t. oaagR rIerEe n ST. running IN
Judah To,ro G. L konz ,nas.s VII d f%ss ts a. at ao2% S
s"Ss e25 aRs = O'''G LEWIS sSApP CO. Front
PS.The Judah Tolro has been purchased expressly II
this trade and will remain in It Eernaneny She Will genne ,
Particular attention paid to all way and plantation reish
BAYOU MACON AND TENsAs.
" FoE ESF:nh1 i4oU u ye'f &coS I; 5:s'S &H6 II:
a12ntn, C. Briggs ,,11 mas'eP p:,.S will LIZ lsnys n
ermcae landings. For freight passage, apply on boar
fS:e L. .sNAPP 4 co. 81 Front street:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01

DEAD! READ!!- RIIiIARD tally ~ AN ANL 3rl5o. boA
5P II *S @ Ss E; f%$G
IL Eve, T M + s1e It e3s ;ss
Superior LIME in good barrels for whtewaSn s1E
PiBf F6oRys M H"5aHf aHa GhS fnsy5 @ R3P F
o ons M *or SotSS noss Gas y meaa Se p Of ieer MP y ~
' n- - The public invited 10 cali and SCI o6 1y
VINCENT, coNFEoTIoNER CORNER OF cANAI.
his Saigon for the m o S1sd S ra vNb to S oy5 M
son ys sri Fried oysteTs es coe Chocolate Ice Cream etc
Tepes set {? from Ss1s ocoek A. Il o'clock r He
@ FTtc to tgsRs e the r gs htsh n E all
dinners, parties, MEALS weddings, ETC. nloom
nIBOI.L, ". 0. CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No
~ 3 MAGAzINE Street, between Delord and poeyt"Eests,
s % al" ND cders sf
and Cens ne and rspared ma atn , iSt og st md
packing Boxes OF all kinds made to order Step Ladders q AL
sizes constantly on hand --L!--- leIo |!
rrwIB1I.L S ATT1zEN, GAS FILTERS, No; 59Sr
large assortment Of candeerS, Pendants Brackets rlaF
large assortment Of raror and Cooking STOVES and
Ne Patent Portable Apparatus make from ron" r9sn
which they invite the attention of Sugar Planters e2o 6m
rV,IIE HALLADAY ayIND-nIII IL. MANY OF
the scientific able and sfhc t Ha an e
Of the most beautiful and useful inventions Oh
BY simple yet ingenious Device the gale increases in Sc.
verify the sails gradually turn round change thc ag UNI @ ~
resistance to the wind iii, when the tempest raging at its
|
The fury of the abaics, the fans gradually resume their org
nul position Something Of this kind, for changing ,e posi-
O Of the sails what mechanics have long sought Tor III
| vain. .... =, . ,ur, =,
The speed the wind wheel is not increased by powerful
storm wind, fully under the control OF reaot
wheel steam engine. 1t TINS MIL pc Wt Put
M 1t will require attention whatever Tor weeks TO-
| geler - . $1,000. ,,r ,,,,
versy power well known to be the want OF
self regulating machine In heavy gales ne wno wru & az m
heretofore constructed either rosated IN hopeeSS run or
with such rapity wear, heat anu cnle, gre
to the injury of any kind gearing attached besides in bad
weather. requiring constant anu anxiety OF the ate
nnt This difficulty entirely ohvated and the only Oh
lection possibly be urged is the INCONSISTENCY g Inc
wind This compensated for by the fact that requires &c
outlay expense 10 the wind enEne-o men & 10 'e o
flcl 10 feed it with power The mill Is ready t any
lime day or night 10 be moved the wind from point
the compass Il will large tanks ponds, that can be nsst
during The intervals Of the winds blowing; So If the SIZE OF t
mill pumps and is in proportion to the quantities
water required, is certainty OF having an aolhuc
through the year railroad stations and sugar anu colo
plantations centrivance is unequaied both Tor plh
"nr and grinding corn or ornamented fountains. y sma
sized MILL moderate wind will raise 9oO ghlohs OF wa
ter and grind five Of hour For further nior
nation, orders, address -,., .. ,- ou,,o,.
o3tdlaw&Wly Sole Agent LOT inc ooutheIh cntes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01
REG ULAR, kET s.. .a.ssss4 +
.------E----------- =
R EGIrIlA R u. S. MAIL PA CI&ET.

Tp. REGULAR e. S. MAIL PACKET
iiEl& p For ,PrineetQn Ashton, Pitchers Pont SkPs'
isz5s With I.triingS Lake Providence, Goodrichs-
Ianine Mllken's Grand Gulf Ro1lhes Cd X
errneiiare plsiid fast running packet
Southern Bellies ~ l3roadwe MASTER ayill leave as
pt6aSe 7 THIERSD:s Isat:55o' clock P NJ :,
For freight + %agPi}y }, on board or t to
L: SNAPP .E.CO.s 81 Front street sseS. y.
nThSoullern Belle will also take freight for MI points on
the Yazoo pfiyege of rcshipping
having made very advantageous arrangements for that
A clerk will the evee every Tuesday morning to
freight = EsTsf-saA tt9lsE-
r S-Te Southern Belle will attend to the business OF the
steamer Traua during the Spring and Summer months
We REGULAR PACKET STE AMER
aIlzI NIagnolia-For Asht9n Pitcher l,oint Skip
withS Landing, Lake Providence, Nicksb
Nacez all intermediate ladncs-The elegant and swift
running pass scrger packet Magnolia, Capt ST.
(air Taonson for above every ESDAY, At
O'clock T. NJ.
For freight or passage, apply on board, or to
no2S i. Is. SMITH, l. New Levee street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01

Grss POiiT HUDSON IND " ATAI2-
sIlant y LOO PACKET New Latona, Emile Gross
master. having thoroughly oyerhanlcd and
repaired newly painted will her trips in the ab2Te
trade leaving. New every FRIDAY, at O'Clock y. NJ,
and every MONDAY O'Clock =. NJ.
nTte aona will be ready 10 take freight every Monday
and Thursday for all Coast Donaldson, bayou
Coula Plaqeme Baton Rouge Ioblcs Store Port liud-
son. Waterloo and all Intermediate landings
~, o,rfj
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01

T7y13sT .JT1SrrICE'S COURT-D. F. MITCHEII,
X inioe and WN: G. OUIRK, Constable have removed
from No so Tchoupaulas street to No. II JULIA STREET
between Magazine and Fouchcr Streets leo I'M
CUGAR IsLANTATION--FoR SALE IN PoiNTE
= Counee Parish good Sugar Estate, with upwards OF fifty
Negroes Stock etc. good productive state of cultivation
olS o'A-' 'pr R. N EUBANK, JR. e Co. 80 Camp street.
ruos cp1VE1S JOSEPH BLEDSoE.
CHRIFFIN s. BLEDSOEI, ATTORN1ES-AT.L
" Austin Texas, will give prompt attention to collecting
money in any pat State agent for persons
owning Lands or attend any BUSINESS pertaining toa General
Agency. ~"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01

S-z, 10. .. F.-BOARD OF D1REGTORs
FneauX seegsta5y Csmeery Gene ,o,as comm!i
nance Cdmmitee-rhos kceiie, W. c. Wilson, L. Homes
SeXton-Dnniel Merritt Members-FrnS Lewis, w G. VII
SON Geo seymour H. Goldman &. B. Bowitch, D. T. ar
ner H. CastGredc, S. Boulemet. ~ ,,-n,,
tfsa VAULTS IN 6 ODD FELLOWS REST may be pro
currd nv nnplyr 10 F. NJ CORRY at Sickles Co IS t-
nal street at u. FELT " STETSoSS 81 Camp street to H.
Mint, and the Scercthrys nihce, IN
Odd Fellows Hail. Camp and Lafayette streets
of Stockhoing Lodges viii be 4u per
vault: TO ull others, $50 per vault.
r Information relative 10 the purchase oil LOIS, can DC hu
on application the Secretary.
n,l5 j y,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-01
DEBATES rN THE SENATE
e &4a'eia sIs g,;E EKs9s. ~ NE ssArLT,

$e sssss 1890 M A&6Ls
On H. 6ddw,.. s,El g i8 lisg ga sfEss SF
NJ ~ -ssesa5ess g " rsreaf deiysyed on
i fhe VIII sastaas z ss
Mf. Befanie rose and said that he neaded t ;,7,,r.
gence Of TIE dared nf sas r.
TINS mornng. nope tor it ept@riiIE uooff the s-
cuss9n of ~ rnoraentous ds.sa ac
Whicls had been tins 4 ns;sase 1l y,
that he compelled M tssss u "
tons 6f Doubt akin to those which gaTi Ta,ss n
experienced and forebly il 6S
to his celebrated speech on the MI sers,l
tfny ~ - 80 sssitl-
He did not intend To be drawn ofR up5li sssv .fat
eral issues; he should speak to the purpose eso
stitutional questions which were iii Ie
He would in the outset lay down tgo pfoposjtis1s
from which he might Occasionally depart hui fiItas
the needle Of the compass he would Be auTe Is rstF,
to the starting point. Though heRcousa nos sxneef
by the most elaborate discussion Of
Of which he was capable. even 80 good is that
attained N the discussion BY the bowl players before
the nendicant in SCOTS story Of the g AntiqlarF
IfOr, in that case when all habeen said on Io sies
and much Of If said over oftener than oifce te
pronounced the moderate and healing
the disputed case was al drawn one. .T He could eg
| pect no such Judgment the minds Of Democratic
Senators were made up; their decision Was already
made; It only wanted te be pronounced 81 6Te r,as
son its final reading Of the address, Refarip d
tothls extraordinary measure and tile extraordinary
smanner % which It pressed upon the Senate MI
| e. quoted FROM Burns N '55.-S''sI', S'' N--1