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III iii b taesrs gitne and Place Of Meeting,
fsaRs, ii. m. GRAND LoDGB on L0uIsfANA I.sO. o..
81 -snnnally che fourth Tuesdaysi Jan.
srsrv and Jnly,in Grand Lodge Room Ode FeloWs
NaiI corner Of Camp and Lafayette streets, NsFs
0sfeans.. 0fters for the present yearJaneH Stock
spu Of Commercial Lodge No. 12 III w Grand Master;
BERNARD Cohen, of Union Lodge No. g, b w Deputy
araga Naster Edward piisbergy. of Templar Lodge
IL MA r wv Grand Warden; Thos II Shields, 81 Union
Ts1axe mo- b W Grand Secretary Henry WI lliamS3
81 Commercial lodge 10. 10, n WI GRAND Treasurer
Il NJ Race d Commercial Lodge Ne ri and Henry y
Bier Hope Lodge No ~ g sne
al Grand Lodge of cha u Uhas Nv W 81 Cree.
cant Jodke No IS, w Grand Chaplain Chas y 0nuTcn.
iil of Merchants Lodge No ~, w Grand Marshal W
Daesdernier of Southwestern Lodge No. 90, W Grand
Uontiuctor u lfiilspangh, Of Covenant lodge NO
III fsSand Guardian j Erankford, OF Crescent lodge
II NJ s M Grand Herald District Deputy Grand Mas,
saYs: Vii Hsisand of Jeferson Lodge No 9, District Me-
M NJ Hall of Excelsior No 3d. District No. a 3. u.
ssniats 81 5t ary,s No. 40 District No. R. II. Lit
Ia III st Landry rs, District n O. 20. Barbee Of
DeSoto No.7 District n Is 81 Hiliman Of Carroll No
81 Distgist N Fennimors ct Trinity NO 32 Dis
friok John Moore of New Iberia No 80, District
NoIi II. Hunsicker Of Meth No. ~, District MOI
il Hollay of Prairie No. ST. District No Is F. r.
Ill WoIlst sf Columbus No "a District No. o. Lang
sgurtfy III Clinton No 2T District Mole Faust Of
Hermann NO. 90 District No. 10 g. Jouett Of Che
geyyilie NO. al, District NJ. IL $a
the Grand Master or Grand Score
tar should forwarded to the office Of Grand Sec
xetaEy in Odd Fellows Hall,
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! Agency. Ne. ISL Chnr!resa.rsot,
wildChsrry,
Richardson's Shorty Wine,
HutehinR'n pesetabie Dyspepsia,
Goulny's Vegetable, Coieman'G,
HooDand % German, 0xygeuated.
CosMETICs.
Cologne Victor, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
IJone'sLilly white.
SOAPS AND CnEAblH.
Low'u Brown Windsor,
Jones' Chemical,
Rndway'BMad icntsd, Castiles,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounded
alldeacriptiona.
PILLS.
Wright'sIndian Vegetable,
Moiiatt'sLifo. Brnndreth'a,
MorYlson'n, Lejs'a, New London,
PARIS, Sapplugton's ,Chanplon's,
IGraefenbergs Jayne'sSsnhtive,
Jasne'a Agre, Winar's Camomile
Hthbard' sAnti-bilisns, Peter's,
Spsncer'e Vegetable, Cooks,
Cooper's, Covsl's, Rheumatic,
Andorson's, Allebasis's Health,
lWistsr' Gsntls Purgat!ve,
AllehsHis' hgus, Hoopar'a.
Cbickner'ss ugar- coated,
Herricks EuEar-coated,'
Gilbert'u Anti-billous, Beckwith'a.
Laidy's Blood, Iugoldnby'a Pile,
lSentt's Vegetable, Eagon's,
Radway's Regulators,
Roue' . Railroad, Leldy'sFsma!s,
Leuden'sIndisn Sanntive,
|Louden'nA Rue, Holloway's,
acknowledgements,
aordon'n, McLane's Liver.
/ HAIR DYES.
,Irhalon' ahIagic, Batchelor'l
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
iBallnrd'B,J Jules Hausl'a,
,!jRyne'aAmerican, EnatIndin,
4 MISCELLANEOUS.
tDr. MorEe'tInyigoratinSCordiAl,
I'rhpra'a Extract,
acknowledgement,
lTarrnnt'sElixir OF Rhubnrb,l
ICarter'sH paniHhMi1.ure,
Mothar'aRelief, -s g.
sTooihanhe Drops,
lLyon' aMagnetiePcw deIs,
MIRA. Kidder's Cordial,
'fThompson'sE Eye Water.
iWnt!h's NervousAnti,
iBilllng'aARtringent,
iHyatt'hLife BaIsam,
: McMnnn'pElixir OF Opium,
RadwayfaR Ready Relief,
RBdwsythR eHolvent,
TarrEnt'sIndelible Ink,
DR.. Firch'a Body Braces,
DIT. Fitch'hShouider Braces,
DR.. Fitch'sInhalingTubeG,
DR.. Role's Prsparationa,
Winsr's Arcauum Extract,
Teneur's Specific,
Marshall'sC atholicor,
DR.. Fitch'sPrsparations,
MorsG'ECelnpound SyrupoiYellow
Dock,
Perry Davia'z Pain Killer.
Brownie EsseHce OF Ginger,
Mortimore'HR heunatic Compound,
Mortimors'fCordial Bittera,
Myers ExtrRctof Rock Rose,
Crossmsn'sSpecihc,
DR.. Ward 'aLpecihc,
Upham's Pile Elertusyy'
ISiaer's Opediidoc,
iodfrey'sCordial,
TuYlinRtop'BBhlaaIn. ~.
Dr.. Culien'sPreparationa,
Bateman'h Dropa,
Or. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Ssidiitz and Soda Powders,
Eppingfs Fluid Extract Ruchr,
Lpcina Cordial,
Jnno Cordial,
Harris Remsd 5 for Fits,
Wilson's Death on Rata, etc,
81 Leidy'aErasiveSoap,
kirby's ChoteraDrops,
Bsll'a Cholerasyrup,
ispohu'H Headache Remedy.
EConaell'a Mirture,
sDF. MBrchisi's Uterine Catnolicsr
Covan's Ll.hontriptic,
lLouden's Preparations,
lHoushton'sPepsin.
SCHEIDAM SCHNAPpS,
aud oil dealers 10 any OF the srticies
D, will find Ii TO shelr advantage BY
above, whore will be found the most
INE PATENT MEDICINES In the
pricea. Please nddrsaz
EIGHT & C9,
EDICIFE WAREHOUSE,
nd II Chnrtrssstres.. NewOrlehns.
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OFFICIAT4---OFFICIAL.

CoMpTROLLER'S OFFICE,
24. City Of New Orleans, May !, 1920.
Resolpea That the Comptroller be- and he ~ nere6y
authorized and required to give y
with the ninth section Of ordinance NO. 4as
March 3d. 1854 the Council will not pay any o rs
from The Comptroller in accordance with The
referred TO- ], 4 ak aldermen
eSP President Board ofAldeEnen.
A APP fs Anfetd IL JOHN T. LEWIS Mayor.
The attention Of the officers Of the city and q the
public called to The foTeg9 nH
rnn1o n Comptroller City of New Oreans:
Il s,irst District Pound
rAS brought to the First District Pound, on Dry
AIDES street between julia and airod streets,
One black ahe Goat white on the belly and sides.
One black billy Goat ...... 3D..
one she Goat white body and face brown neck and jaws
One whits she Goat, with black spots and waffle.
Which, if not claimed within ten days. and the ex
ssd pound MONDAY, the 2Sth instant at II O'Clock
AUG. s. PHELPS Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, January 10th, 1856.
tNL q etc conduit au Depot des Epayes du Premier
District rue Dryades, entire les rues Julie and Grod
CONNIE epaves--&1 en- s.&.4
Une Cheyre nore ayant des aches blanches Ysntre
ct aux cotes.
I'm Bouc noirs. ra.s5 afs -5, 5tg+7ss - -15s Z
Une Chevre jaime fonce ayans uue barbe. i
Une Chevre yant lie corps ct lie front bancs ct
les machores brunes. ~ -uU-
Une Chevre blanche ayant des taches noires ct une
barbe.
81 ellie nest pas recamees dams dix jours, ct les de-
penses payees ellie vendue penchsre pubque au
dit depot LUND e 28 dn Il henrss A. NJ
N0uVelle- Orleans, l6 Janvier, 1885, lalT " rs
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

E WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
ID GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
to supply Drgga and Daaar At ProprietoH lowest
Wholesale prices. ~
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NewOrleanB La.
~ vERMIFuGE5.
Winer's Canadian,
SwAin'n
Perry's Dead Shot,
Jaynes'u Tonic, 4
Kerl'n,
B. A. Fahnastock'a, I'D. =
McLnno'st
BALSAMS ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Winiar'sBnlsam Of WildCharry,
Hnsting'a Naptha,
sherman's Bsiaam,
Buchan's Hungarian,
Dayis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
schenck'H Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
Bartholomew 'REzpsctorant, ,}-.
Hall'b BALKAN,
Swnym'asyrup ofWild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Taylor's BalsAm Liverwort,
Jayne's Expectornut,
Wlner'BE lecampaine,
Rogera'Livsrwort and Far,
Mrs. Gardinor'a Liysrw0rt,
stnbler'sC herryExpectorant
London's Indian do,
DR.. Rose'B do,
sARsAPAR1LLAB. AZ
Dr.John Bnll'a,
8. F.Townaeud's,
Bsnda's,
oldJAcobTownsend'a
Cafpenter'a,
Wyncoop's,
E-lkeY'A,
Gra9fionberg'a
Bristol's
Guyso.t'a Yellow Dock.
PLASTERE.
Well'sStrengthening
Ewen'sStrongshenlng
Jew Dnvid'E or Hebrew.
Bndeau'g,
81 Knapp'aIndian
Alcosk'HPorous,
Gritilth'sAdhssive,
Ho!loway'aArnisa
LINIhiENTB.
| Mexican Muatnng,
Fn1reil'GArablan
Butler'aNerveand Bone,
| Aan''' Hayes's, -.
Tobias'avsnetiar
Howe'sN erveand Bone,
Kellinger'S, H. q
Gardeners,
| Bartine'SHora'
Msrehant'aGsrgnng,.
| Cherokee,
| Jayns'I
| hGUEREAIEDIES, ETC,
| Osgood'sIndian Cologogus,
Rouand'sl'onic MiItIrs,,
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
Spesd's FebrifuEe,
| VegisableF sbrifuge.
| LOZENGEE.
| Shermsn's Cough and Worm,
Brynu'sPulmonic WAfers,
| Lpcock's Pulmonie Wafera. -
l ~ HAIR PREPARATIONS.
| Lorsst'a Wnhpene or Hair Giles
Barry'sTrlcophoroEs,
Lyons KathRfion, ..-. ...g4s
Boyle'a Hyperion Fluid,
phalon'a HAirInvigorator, 55.
Jayne'sHsir Tonic, ."
Van DeuBen's Wahpene. .g,0..,.
Loudon'aOrisntaI Hair Tonic,
| Hanei'sEnu LuBlrala,
Oldridge's Balm ofC2lunbia,
| Radway'H Clreaaaisn Balm.l
PANACEAs. i"
5waIn'n, Houck'a, -
| Cullen'sfndian Vegetable,
| Loneley'i Great Weaterr. ....
| OINTMENT AND SALvES,
Dailey'sMagical PAinExtractor.
Professor Holloway'u0intment,
| AiaAili4.sr'A All-Hesling,
| Brooks's MagicSalvo, Pryor'nP Il
| Gray'5, Harrison's Specific,
Trask'tAIAgnetic, Judkin's,
Loudsn'sAll-H Healing, RusHis.
| OILS,
Rushton'hCod LiTarOil, .-.
McNair'sAcoustic, searpa's do,
Britiah, Hnrlaem.
| a5 BtTTERB,
| aiofa.'n Phoenix. Biaka'ahToniati
WOLgE'S AROMATIC
| w DEuggiats and Merchants.
contained in the abovs catslogu
calling orEendiug their orders aa
extensive aesortmen. OF GENU
United States, and at tho lowest
| j.. w
| GENUINE D.
| us&tt Nog. ISL @
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No 1858
ReSolred, That the adjudication made by the Comp
troer on the 24h December 1855, of the contract for
laying round stone pavement Oh the public road, or
Levee street of the Third District, sxylhree cents
per square yard for paving, and cents per foot
for curb and gutter stones, 10 thomas Buckley be and
the same is hereby approved, that the security J, Nc
Vie be accepted, and that the Mayor enter into
tract. per notarial act for the with the said party
ESignedl Il, l., TRACY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
[Signedl J, J. LuGENBuAL,
President Board OF Aldermen.
Approved January %, 1856.
rSignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
.ia23 A true copy THos. THEANp, Sec'y
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No. 1850
Resolusd, That The following gentlemen viz: Messrs.
Charles Briggs, a. Brother,J J. Tuyes, Henry V. Og-
den, Thos sloo and w Rayne, chosen al meeting OF
domiced in the city of New Orleans, in pursuance Of
section 49, of ordinance No 249l approved December
9Th, 1866 entitled, can ordinance concerning the Fire
DEPARTMENT. and which, together with the Chairman
of the Finance, Fire and Judiciary Committees OF the
Common Council, shall constitute Board of Commits.
sioners for such purposes set forth in said
ton No. as OF ordinance No a4o1, be and the
hereby approved,
[Signedl E. L. TRACY,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
[signedl l@J. LU6ENBUHL
.M& President Board of Aldermen.
Approved January 20, 1856
ja2S GSignedl JOHN D. LEWIS, Mayor
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j. 2562 ] ~-5
RssoEUsd, Thai the Assistant CITY Attorney be in
structed 10 have cancelled judgment oblanedaganst
A. T. Pickrell for tax two slaves assessed twice in
error in 1884, the same having been paid
fSigned) g. l. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
(Sicned) J. J. LUGENBUHL,
President Board Of Aldermen,
Approved January 90, 1866,
ja23 [Sgned JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
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#g [ No. 2561
Resolpe7 That the Finance Committee be author
lied 10 appoint clerk for the purpose Of ascertaning
and reporting the the of the
of The of The city returned by the Assessors
as belonging to unknown persons; provided thai the
same shall be reported by the LIST dayof May next,
and that The sum paid said clerk shall not exceed one
thousand dollars.
tSignedl E, L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSiened1 j W. LUGENBUHL.
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved January %, 1856
ja2s [sgned1 JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
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GLAVE DEPOT, 1856 COMMON 2, %
TT qndersgns5 has on hnnt and vii
full of SLAVES consisting s& sNs,
MECHANICS OF all descriptions, HOUSE and FIELD
tc.,etc,
Having leased dwelling. Common, near
their Slaves be city,
Particular will hs paid
THOMAS F. FRISBY, 1855 Common street,
r e r c
Fellows Curry Person; C. Rks Richard Beck;
J. C. Cocks 4 Co; Watt d DeSaules.
n. B-The HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for likely YOUNG
NEGROES. mol ~
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j "A 0S.
FNYHE SUBSCRIBER, being the ...zdaEEE8l1E7 -Ezru
IL sole Agent for the Staten Of Louisiana and
Mississippi sale OF the celebrated PIANOS n EA n VI
York. would call attention of his large stock
variety from 22s0 $780, from
Is Io7 " octaves in kind OF style and finish
These PIANOS for richness purity and Of tone are mr.
Society together with the most of the day be
equal superior all other Pianos of American make.
Also, large Of European and American PIANOS,
MELODEONS VtOLINS GUITARS, FLUTES, and all kinds OF
Musical with large and select OF
Sheet Music and is daily receipt Of the latest competitions from
the different pubshera throughout the United States
Pianos and oil other tuned and repaired
k45- Music Books neatly bound.
Pianos Piapou taken paymentoz
W. S. HALSEY, 1856 Camp street,
os dhw4m Second door below St. PA.rick's church
ESIREMEN'S CHARITABLE ASSOCIATIONS
q CYPRUS GROVE AND GREENWOOD CEMETERIES
ARpR1rr these Cemeteries belonging
the Feens Charitable Association, situated the Meiara
Ridge miles from the city Benvle
street Shell Road
These gounda Handsomely into waka
beautifully with mud shrubbery The
devoted exclusively 10 charitable
The prices Of Loa and Vaultsare Fixed ssfolows:
IN THE CYPRESS GROVE CEMETERY. $50
Lots priceona 10 $'oV
'Au''S'app'' IN IN THE GREENWooD CESiETERI.
Plans Of these
by applying at the Office, No IS Commercial Alley Dubo
Row, Nc to the undersigned committee.
L, 3. SMEDES Chairman,
atNozth ,Smedesa Co.'s.
Nc, Q7s Girod near corner ST. Peter.
janso Sdply JAMES WARD, No. ls5 Poydraa street.
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JOSEF HUFF TY,
30 CAMP STREET, SW
Importer. Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, RICH FANCY AND
STAPLE GOODS
Ell No 20 Camp street, under the City Hotel Nev Orleans
Of Wholesale and Retail Dealers and
VERY LARGE STOCK OF GOODS whsh freshy
imported, constantly supplied throughout the year.
SHELL Shell and Buffalo Combao style
and variety 49,,
descriptions his manufacture and ct the
lowest Northern factory prices.
TOILET ARTCLE-Such Periumsry Hsir Oil Hair Pins, Poma
tum ancy Soaps,
FINE PURSES Boeia Work Boxes Portable Desks
together endlus variety OF Pononnaies,
style and ahape, and al unusually low prices.
GUNS PISTOLS knves ColL and Warmers Revolving Pistols
Life Fishing Resls and Tackle, of
every variety, the determined gler.
WATCHES, il W ELRY, ETC.
stock ine consisting Of the T. T. Cooper NJ. Tobias
Joseph johnson with fine assortment OF Swiss
and Engan large stock Eastern
Jewey sveware nave been selected With care by
engaged the Wholesale
having Inducements will
offered purchasers
Every warranted represented the refnnded
Watches, Ja#etry ,caeuly Repaired and warrauiet
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GUNDRIES-
~ 9UO0 Fiss in drums, half drums aGd boxes
bags large IrHsa Almonds.
London Layer Rasns, J. Clemensi.
lOl CitIon,
as SArdjnes, in whole and hell boxes.
50 bag. Black Pepper.
SO boxes Lemons.
Punes in Jars.
bags FibertE.
l00D bundles Gunny Bags.
10 ba ss Hops crop,
rs ha boxes MP Raising.
10 ks Zaue Cuffants.
IS boxes PIE Fruit.
10 bbs hrSsil Nut,
Is Cherry Brandy,
sG1 boxes Fra Cfscker
rs Canton Ginger. For sale tr
Se9 A. F, COCHRAN h HALL, So Gravier nj
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No. 2556 s.
Resglrel, That the Comptroller warrant on the Trea-
surer in favor Of j. M. Dupery for hrlyseyen dollars
and fhy-seren cents, being for excess Of taxes for
1851, paid through error IN assessment
h@ [signedl p: T. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
(sirpedl ]. j. aLUGENBUHL,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved January22 1856.
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Second District Pound.

WNTAS brought to the Second District Pound, corner
wv of St. Ann and Derbigny streets, as estrays-
One black white and dark brown Cow, crop and under
nick in the right slit crop and underniok in the left
ear, branded IT. IT, on the left hip.
One red Cow white spots under the belly and on the
forehead SLIT crop and undernick the right ear
and under nick in the left ear no brand visible
One black, white and pale yellow she Goat "@s II
One white she Goat yellow and black head Va.
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and the ex-
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction at said
pound on FRIDAY the LIST day Of February, 1856 at 10
AUG. s. PHELPS, Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, Jan. q, 1856.
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BKTOODWARD'S CABINET FUR 7z35##sES=33
We NITuRE WAREROOAlS No. us Magazine p
Jaa stree.-Funure Of every variety for
3ae made to order good and substantial
Office Furniture oIsls Ships, Steamers
Boarding supplied with Furniture auk Bedding the shortest
B. Having tho large briekhou Julia street.
Magazine prepared to quantity goods for families
leavlhg the city,
iva " W. WOODWARD.
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EEAs surrendered herself in sickly condition, to tbs
City Police Jail, on the 18th OF December last the
negro girl EMILY is feet inches high is about 25
years old Says she belongs to Mr. Charles Rvere living
on Claiborne street; Second District,
The owner requested to call and claim sa,d slave ac
cording to law. b. PAAHGdAhp
las Keeper City Police Jail.
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Goal! Coal!
Hg-SPENCER FIELD d CO.,
- kB- DeHIersin pittsburgh ,Anthracte,
American, En- zIish and Scotch CAMEL COAL.
OFFlCE-Corne nae "
I'D EMOVED-W. K. E. FRYER, INDIAN
a. DOCTOR permanently Medical and Caauta
Office, No. 2Ot OLD LEVEE STREET. between Baack and
opposite the u S. Mint All city and country
Is paid will be punuaiy attended and
medicines with directions how by return OF mail Tree OF
postage
New Orleans, La, 1855.
n B.-Do mistake lumbar and address. os !
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NNTAs brought to the City Police Jail, on the 18th
wv inst. as lost child, the boy tbiack) REUBEN !;
is feet inches high. Says he belongs to Mr. Henry
Robson living in Lafayette,
The is requested to call aud claim said slave &C.
cording to law Reuben is about IL years old
E. BLANCHARD,
ia22 Keeper City Police Jail
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-11
Fremont a Cnnadinn.

Mr.. H. B. Mesrs communicates the following Inn
portant information to the New York Daily News:
On a recent visit TO Montreal during the last week.
I had the pleasure Of travelling in company with my
friend, the Hon L. H. Mason, member Of the Provin-
cial Parliament Of Canada, who in the course Of
versaton stated that he formerly wel acquainted
with the father Of John G. Fremont, the Republi-
can candidate for President; that Mr. Fremont was
then living in the District Of Montreal and that John
O. Fremont born there that the father left the
Provinces when young Fremont was about one year
old, and moved into some Of the Southern States.
He stated that the family came from France, and
that the name is Fremonte pronounced IN French
Mr. Mason expressed sstonishment thar any parry
should put Catholic in nomination, who was asham-
al az and denied his religion, for President Of the
United States
would further add that the hon. Mr. Mason Is
well known upon the Northern frontier, and his state
ments are in all respects entitled TO credit
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-11
From the Cincinnati Times.
FremOnt's Romanism--A Witness Right at


In the face Of testimony TO the contrary, the Ga
zette asserted the other day that there posi-
tive witnesses to Fremon's Romanism. We now pre-
sent one who resides in CITY, and is well known
throughout the community In giving the proceedings
of Democratic meeting, held Saturday evening in
the Eleventh Wnrd, the Enquirer of yesterday, says
In company with several thousand citizens we list
ened to Of the most orcible and eloquent speech
Of the campaign delivered by Col Peter j. Snlli-
van. space will not permit us to give an extended
report of the ColonePs remarks, circumstance which
we much regret but one portion Of his speech must
be given, for il nconains information which will strike
every reader with astonishment it did us and in
this community will set at re forever the oftmooed
question Of Fremont's Catholicism. so1
The Colonel said
" knew John Charles Fremont personally knew
him well in Washington city | knew him as gay
Young man, who dressed his hair fashionably; and
knew him also to be as good and rs strong Roman
Catholic any man who processes that faith -
This know Of my own personal knowledge, and am
ready to vouch for itp
The Colonel repeated these words twice amid the
breathless silence Of his audieneea silence which
unbrok. n until the Colonel added And this
man now denies his religion Why, fellow citizens,
the man that would do this would sell bis God his
country and his fri nds, for gold, and j. unworthy
Of the confidence of honorable men," Then shout
of affirmative response arose from the audience, so
long vigorous and so loud as TO strike di may into
all FIR monters within hearing
And how do the Republican papers Of this morn
ing treat this testimony? Laugh at 1t and call it
6e Instead ofendeavorng to disprove the statement
they meet il with sneers And so with all the testi-
mony in relation to Fremont's Romanism. His sup.
porlers viii not dare not meet il fairly. We know
Col Sullivan personally. He was for several ye RS
Washington newspaper correspondent, and as such
was well acquai inted with those connected with the
Government. No one who knows him viii doubt ono
word Of the statement which comes with the moro
force as Col Sullivan was strict Roman Catholic
him eli during his association with Fremont An at
tempt of the priests TO control Cot Suvsns poliu-
since married Protestant lady, and considers his
connection with the church as severed Hs and FIRE
mont hare toorShippsd al the sd1f altar al Cathotc
church in Washington, and they have equentiy con-
We sed on the subject Of religion. Such Witnesses
cannot be laid aside with impunity, nor can such tes
tnnnr be lnnRhed down.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-11
THOMAS CURRY,
]. g. P0INDEXTER,
r. X. HOWELL.


The following extract from speech recently deiv-
cred at Buchanan meeting at Fort Des Moincs.
iowa. by Judge Mcfarland, leading Democrat OF
the Northwest is well worthy the careful study Of the
Southern Democracy:
"Ah, they may talk about Kansas, and 80 on, but
tell you that Stephen A. Douglas has done more for
the free territory and free speech than all others in
the country There is not State north Of Mason and
Dixon's line that could have voted for free constu.
ton before the Nebraska bill was passed. Who'll
deny thisf All, where's Coddngf Where's your
imported whelpf The man that says Kansas will be
slave State is hari The man thar sGgs Demo,
Gratis pant Il to be slave State is i and liar r.
This is certainly not very complimentary language
10 be used by Democrat to his brother Democrats
Of the South who are camorous in their declarahons
that Kansas win be slave State. Judge Mcfarland
is, however, true disciple Of Buchanan and Breck,
inridge Buck has throughout his whole life opposed
the extension of slavery, all occasions, WHENEVER
and wherever the question WAS presented and Breck
inridce il said TO have declared in late speech, in
Indiana. that he Democracy did not DEERE ne etel
sion Of slasryR Yet in tbeface Of all such decara-
tons from their leaders the people Of the South are
constantly told the Democratic party is the only ma
tonal rarty.-AUy usta Chronicle.