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FeUes' Sores
ofany date or mslgnsncy must give way to the cleansing
neuraliaing and extracting powers of - 9a-l@s
Daliey's Pain Extractor.
Drens it twice. day and take the time some gentle
ing medicine ny strictly following these directions every
affected will be curedscorcs troubled fifty years have
been cured thus in very shert time. 2E -,
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL at proprieos
prices, by
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
my1g 2ps.MoWesa 81 and Isl Charities street.
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s. M Nicarngua-AsCard- To the friends OF
Colonization IN Nicaragua The proprietor CENTRAL
the hrst American established Nicaragua
is tour of the United States for purpose inducing
emigration to Central America procuring the way Of
subscription and adverising for his paper.
The Central American is published Juan del Norte
and generally distributed throughout the United Cali
forna making it oneof the advertising mediums
Terms LIBERAL The proprietor may for few weeks
the office Of the New Orleans Crescent between the hours of
10 A. M and 8 r NJ. III
S myl7 2ptf FLA lz5 yv,r n yn1Nc u
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The PHILADELpHA ELECTION. The Washington
Union says Ty1lsS482
Fhoss Black Republican candidate Mayor received
only twelve votes the Black Republicans voting body for
the Know Nothing candidate. q
Tie Union scarcely failed know tht the above
entire Of facts So the Black
voting for the candidate il notorious
favor the their leading paper
the North American, which has for than past been
openly and strongly Republican, all influence
doubt with The truth Isl that the
Northern municipal elections to procure the
defeat Of the American party the hope Of depressing
organizing party the Presidential election well knwng
If at result be achieved their trph Democrats
tho eISrsan states Would be matter of certainty.
Baltimore American, 10th.
AL very true. The Democratic triumph in Phila-
delphia was in reality triumph Of sewardisn. The
SeBardites, alias I" Black Republicans invariably
throw whatever strength they possess against the
American party !s IL: 85ss he Y =.t So,
This II q fact known and understood by all we'll
posted individuals, although many verdant South.
erers cannot SEQ what is plain to experienced eyes
as the sun at MONDAY. 4 , n.
Black Republ icandom, Free Seldom and Abolition.
dom ere ali arrayed against the American party !
They hate American principles and they abhor Mil
lard Fillmore. These are pregnant facts which the
Shareholders of the South should pay some attention
Will they2 We hope So. A thousand million dollars
Of property to be injured OF benefited by the de.
termination to be arrived at HI
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" NDAY hfoRNINc 4, AZ 70, 1856,
s- We3are indebted to The steamer Empress { {
late river faVors. 3$5 S S3s

sg, We are indebted to The steamer Empress f
late Iinnisrila and river faYors. No. sa
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PoNT CLEAR HoFELs OF the many hotels, water
ing places ana summer resorts along our lake shore
and in tho country, few are more worthy Of notice
and patronage than Point Clear. Lying way down
at the month Of Mobile Bay and looking direetyolt
upon the ocean, hos the oceans ceaseless surges
washing front of it with all the rest and loneliness
Of the bay behind. The seabreeze sweeps one.half
Of The time, and the land coos it the other
half The finest fish and oysters to be found in our
Southern waters, are constantly provided by enter
prfsing proprietor and, from the close and constant
communication had with shore by the speedy and
comfortable . Southern Star All kinds Of fresh deli
cacies, eggs beef, chickens whatever is in season
and very desirable are provided The bathing Il as
flne as 1T Nahant if not better, and for eiorous
summer haunt, we can imagine nothing superior to
Point Clear. It is perfectly healthy no contagious
disease ever having been known to approach IL
During the past season the grounds and buildings
have been materially improved new wharf has
been built, stable added, and everything putin tip
top order for the qualification Of guests. Blocks
brass band will attend during the season, and all who
can afford to enjoy themselves and spare their time,
should not fail to visit our Southern Ell Dorado Point
Clear. ISL s5g s.
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GAEry TIE AqgR ar. Charles Benefit Afr. ].
s. Charles will have benefit At the Gaietg Theater,
this evening, which ne hope will be well attended.
variety Of annsementa of an attractive nature are Of
fered, which should be magnets Of merit enough to
gu the building.
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ASSISTANT DERMEN.

ASSISTANT ERMEN.
FIRST DISTRICT. -lsr WARDS. b. Day,
y. Il. Campbell,
g,s5g-i;t a* +r5sr. =. Id WARD +,s 80 e; !.
4 ,tes Sd wARp--N. e. Bailey. 5
.~5, nc c. Bantster. s, Fl
SECOND DIsTRICT-4rH wARp--yg. NJ. Flenning,
L$ Ea ID. w. Hebrnrd,
EE# tst1S<5 9Th wAnB-VIctor Rcnit.
6rn wARD-Jolln u. Holland.
ifH1ED DlsIRlCT--7TH gwARp--Lconce Burthe.
ISA ME- as SIN WARD dr.
9rn wARD-W. c. Raymond.
FOURTH n1STR'T-lGrn w1Rp--sJ. ID. Oliver.
myl6te 1lTH WARp--.J. j. Norment.
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W. Recruiting SevUtce!
General Rendezvous, No. 6 Davidson,s Row
carondelet street, between Poydras and Hevia. I'D
. Come one, come all It, sF.. -, t-
Both great and small ..-s.
And have your likeness taken; u. -'a.a
OF every sex. os every age, .I..e
r." Prattling Youth and Reverend Sage 49,,
-.rl,- Let not your faith be shaken ,.. a. 81,
.-' YOU'LL meier relent = e ,-t.".a. No.
---' The money spent x. III .ss5-is,
u 'rs Pm sure Pm not mistaken, '-,,s mL
DrJ e. lockwood takes like Daguerrcotypes in small
cases for the small price of Fifty Call and see
Copyright occurred when picture paid for. = s4f Z
myl9 2plt* VOLUNTEER
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FAMILY
Resldence. in complete order, Lewsburg. for sale
Q A DESIRABLE TRACT OF HIGH LAMB
al ewisburg, parish of St. Tanmany front of ma
og wharf measuring arpent front Lake Pontchar
Tnn by about eight arpents deep together with all The
buildings and improvements thereon consisting chiefly of
spacious and elegant wostory dwelling having about 70 feet
'front.' with large dining hail. six bedrooms and rear ra
es ETC. Kitchen six wants rooms stables chicken house.
wash house. barn. carriage house. house, ETC. This
erty is well fenced is mostly high cultivated state and
handsomely planted with Hover fruit trees of
every description the whole in first ORDER worthy the
special attention of amateurs. $500
The Household and Kitchen Furniture, etc,
Forfurther particulars, apply to
a24 If Corner of Cont street and ExcbnnEs eIis,
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Itdoes mt nesotne it is
our purpose To- fotestail the most concerned
S3$S5 #5E 8 sS$s8 [Creole Of Saturday
Well, the Creole edtolsshaye d perfect right to an
swer orrefuse to answer the interroga pro-
pounded in reference To- that 900 aft Their
prerogative in the premises IS undonbtable and We
would not infringe upon were it in our power to;
do 80. n Sys NJ III
We have no disposition to enter upon antiquarian
researches just now, ii reference to the " $27 900
afIair, 4 which say the least Of st, not very
small afIair Y The 600 may have been
very fair affair and while may not have inter
fered with any body affairs might have resulted dis.
astrouaIy individual affairs and national affairs had
NOT the affair terminated successfully. If this is
not fair Of 900 affair, we will
endeavor to make II fairer the first fair opportunity
that presents ITSELF If this promise dis not a fair
promise so as the aforesaid g affair is concerned,
our conception Of what Is fairQis altogether poor
affair. 4l55 "a KS FL, ii
81, Farewell, 4 900 affair." We shall not al
1ude to the matter again unta fair opportunity holds
out fair Inducements to a fair field, 81
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sss ss}s slMO9.e ~
NEW SUMMER CLOTHING
i5..l 800. s. t..-+ A.
Very Low Prices. I'd
,s5 PERSON, HARRISON AGO.,
4 "a s5&@E Mt II No magazine street. corner Canal
Have received Empire cy another superior lot uf
SUMMER CLOTHING,
for sale at usual low prices AN
WHITE DUCK COAT AND PANTS;
T SUPER LINEN DUCK PANTS; It'd. 81. ...
FRENCH MARSEILLESi VESTS;
ALPACA AND BoMBAzINE COATS; and q fine assor,.
ment Of LINEN GOODS, CRAyATs, SHIRTS; etc.
Call and examine at z. zi2 ="
PIERs0N, HARRISON .&aCo,s,
myls 2p6t&Wlt No. Magazine street. corner Canal.
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THAT $2 900 a III The Crescent editors are
30 late to posted in this
matter they nEs old citizens
refer the Journals 1879 and 1901
PLANTATION, as is not
our purpose 10 forestail the one most concerned
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VV,atczsneNEssug: matchmaking!

SCIENTIFIC WORKS,
myl7 2p2tt1tW JUVENILE BOOKS etc
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ESTATE OF J. B. D. F. GUEX, ALIAS D. F. GUEX.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctionecr

ESTATE OF J. B. d. F. GUEX, ALIAS d. F. GUEX.
BY N. VIGNIE, Auctionecr
SATURDAY, 18th June, 1856. Mt I2 O'Clock
~ NJ Will be sold ut public auction in the the 81
ons Hotel by virtue of M order from the the
ond District Court of New Orleans, dated May 1886 tho
Following described slaves and property belonging sue
cesson: - @ " N '.'e
PETER, negro man, about 4S years old
MARY alias Molly, negress, about As years CID
l. CERTAIN TRACT OF GROUND, bounded by Cont
Where St. Louis md Marais Streets measuring French
ur SIXTY feet front Cont street by hundred twenty
feet and two inches front Vere street.
and tec five inches the line dividing said lot Of
ground from lot number six. Together with brick bouse
covered with States containing four rooms closet gallery
woatory kitchen coetninng another double kitchen
wostory store house. stables also large brick building and
improvements erected on said lot. -, e' w
2. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND, situated in new snbrr,
Margny designated MS lots Nos 81 and ~ of SQUARE No
49, comprised between Union bera Frenchmen and Gens
eetssnid lots measuring each 30 front on Union street
of Union and Genius streets, y - e - ~
TERMS AND For the Slaves third cash. and
me balance at six and twelve months credit notes TO The
order oil purchasers and endorsed by them For the Real
Estate one hrd cash. ind the baance SIX twelve eighteen
months credit in notes to the order of the purchasers and by
mem endorsed bearing six cent interest per annm from,
date TIL maturity and thereafter, if then paid at eight per
cent per ann1n until final payment secured by special mort
gage on said property. The buildings insured until final
payment OF the notes. and the policies of insurance be
ferred to the utrix s.zf5 - - ~ ~
Rs~ Acts of sale before s. Mngner Esq., notary public
%
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CHARLES M. WATERMAN.
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Elegant Summer. Clothing.
EVERY VARIETY OF GOODS

ALL SHAPES AND SIZES CAN BE FITTED.
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ORLEANS THEkTER-Rossini,s grand onera dc
Comte DRY and the two oct gaudeyillc. / Is Reye
du Lion will be performed at the Orleans Theater
this evening.
Tomorrow we shall have "LAmours du Diable.n
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BY GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer. 4.
Office, Commercial Place.
"WEDNESDAY, 2Ist Inst, at 4 o'clock, ut
w No. 80 Bacchus street, will be sold
Mahogany Chairs Tables Bedseads Looking Glass Time
piece, Carpets, Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils, ETC.
Rj-TERMS-Cash. sg myl9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-11

GEN. JACKSON on marching out of New Or :
leans, to meet the red-coats, and give them an
insight into the celebrated New Orleans cotton
business, found all the French women OF
the city, who dreaded the English name,
crying and lamenting around bim-they knew
that if the red-coats took the city, that all they
would do would be to take beauty and
booty, with rough soldier license. jackson
didn't like to see that feminine wailing round
his men, and it was on this occasion he made
his first Grafton in French, to the ladies.
Having asked the words of an aid-de-camp,
the General, with a regular Partisan twang,
sang out: "L'enemi n'entrera JanlatS dams
cette UiAe-while L can shake stick at them
by the Eternal, =" - VtUe Jacks0ni rice
ie brace General old Htck0ry." exclaimed
the delighted citizens who even then foresaw
victory in the bright eyes Of the brave CON-
mander; and by the eternal, he took the re-
sponsibility of the matter.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

Inc OnIon argues that Know Nothingism
and Abolitionism at the North are one and
the same thing, and from remarks falling from
Messrs. Carlile, Walker, and Eustis, in the
House hall, concludes that such is their opin-
lon also. The same paper contains three
column puff of the report of Lieut.. Gilliss s
''Nayal Astronomical Expedition to the South.
ern Hemisphere" The wags about town are
doubtless curious to know who wrote it, it
being " communicated" to the official Journal
The IHtefIigencer announces the arrival of
Chief Justice fancy in this city, and expires.
ses the belief that he will soon be sufficiently
restored to health to resume his seat on the
Supreme Court bench. The same Journal
heartily endorses Mr.. Secretary Dobbins' re-
commentator that Congress will appropriate
years pay for the officers displaced by the
action of the late naval reform board; and
says of the Secretary of Wars annual report:
In this connexion we would recur to an
Item In the very satisfactory report of the
Secretary of War, published yesterday, which
escaped US IN our hurried synopsis, but which
we THINK entitled to special notice and com.
mendation. We allude to the introduction of
canseIs as a means Of transportation and for
other uses in the military service on the plains
OF Texas, New Mexico, &c. We think this ex-
pertinent does credit to the sagacity of the
present Secretary Of War, in first propOsingit
Tor adoption when a member Of the Senate,
and subsequently obtaining an appropriation
to authorize and carry it out. We are per-
suaded, from what is we'll known of the pecu-
liar nature, habits, and capabilities Of the
animal, that the experiment is wise one, and
IN the hands Of the intelligent and judicious
officer Major Wayne) to whom the Secretary
has confded the duty and sent abroad for the
purpose If selecting and forwarding home the
number specified, we may expect the most
favorable results
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PERSONAL.

...' McAlllster Is performing at st. Louis.
-. Senator Douglas is in Cleveland, Ohio,
still unable to proceed to w ashington.
-. Mr. Chanfrau and Miss Albertine are
performing at Richmond.
-. W. W. Wallace (Maritans) is in Paris,
enjoying himself with that fellow mad cap, NJ.
Hector Berlio1.
go. Clark Mills did not receive his statue
of Gen. Jackson, at New Orleans, on the LIST
Inst, and Its Inauguration on the 9Th had
therefore been given up.
go. Miss Caroline Fogleman, who was to
have been married in a few days, died near
Memphis, Tenn on the LIST, from an over dose
Of morphine.
go. John Mitchell, the Irish exile, who is
now farmer in Tennessee, delivered, to a
crowded audience, at the Tabernacle, a lecture
on The Footsteps of the Celt."
-. Henry Lee, who died in the Rhode Is
land State prison on Saturday night, had spent
twenty five years in that institution and SINH
lar ones.
-. DR.. ClOquet, physician to the Court Of
Persia, who recently married an American
lady, made the fatal mistake of taking the
nncture of santhrides for brandy, and conse-
quently expired.
-. ID. GOunOd, the best composer of sym
phonies IN France, wrote a mass for st. Ce-
cilla's Day, which has won golden opinions
from all OF the musical critics as a work of
genius and originality.
-. Samuel j. Tuck, long a merchant Of
boston, died at Nantucket ON the 30th ult,
aged 20 years. His father was the first min
Ister settled In Epson, n H., and died chap
lam In the army of the revolution.
.... Charles b. Burkhardt. for many wears
the musical critic Of the New York Albion and
sunday Dispatch, has purchased an interest
In the latter establishment, and will henceforth
devote himself to its columns as both editor
and proprietor
-. A ). 5. Degraw, president of the
brooklyn Fire Department, who was danger
ously NUT at the burning Of g. W. Stillwells
Ins, d;aS ~ IN that city, on Sunday night
graW was man of considerable propertv.
go. Samuel Mott, of Massa.hu.a,,: h..
written temperate pamphlet, on the snb;sc,
OF slavery, containing principles and sue.
gestions for a Remedial Code. ;" IL is in 80,
different style from the manner in which ths
subject is generally discussed at the North.
.... DR.. Charles Robinson died about ter
days ago In Charleston, 6. c., from disease Of
the heart This gentleman occupies promi
nent position in the history of the late eni
demic in Norfolk, and in the memory Of ID,
citizens of Norfolk.
-. Miss NJ. Parker, governess from Low
ell, Mass who was in q family in Norfoll
teaching the young ideas how to know all tina
Juveniles when they grow up, should do, i
seems indamed the eldest SON of the famil,
with I" the tender passion" He is about q
years Of age, and carrying of his bride t,
Weldon, they were duly welded
-. Rachel and party will leave Hsyap,
on the 23d of January for New Orleans. wher,
1t Is purposed that the great impersonationI
Of the French tragedienne shall immedi atel,
commence. lie engagement extends throu.f
the space of three months, alternating nightl
with the opera. p =
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II JOB PRIyTISG.-Our friends and patrons
are notified that we are now prepared to execute
every kind Of jos PRrNsINe with despatch and
IN the best manner, at prices as low as In any
other office in Washington. Job Printers are also
notified that we are prepared to do every descrip-
ton Of press work that be executed on double
cylinder and Adams powes-presses So, also.
has the Star office a Book Bindery connected with
1t, equal in Its capacity to turn out book binding
Of all descriptions to any other in the District Of
Columbia.
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Il The Democratic members of the Viz
GINA Legislature have fixed on the 18th of
February next as the time for holding the next
Virginia State Democratic convention, and
Richmond city as the place where it shall be
held. The democracy of the various counties,
cities and towns of the State are invited to
send delegates
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No. $50
.'Swamp a nd OyerfloWed Landau

DUBLlC NOTICE PURSUANT TO THE
instructions Of the Secretary Of the Interior
pubic notice is hereby given that I'm order 10
bring to close the business under the act Of Con
gress approved September d, 1850, entitled, An
act to enable the State OF Arkansas, ana Other
States, to reclaim the swamp lands within theT
limits" and at the same time afford 10 parties
who claim that portions Of the lands selected un-
der said law are dry and az for cultivation, OF
portunity to introduce evidence, all lands so -
lected, to the approval whereof no objection ee
made within six months from the date hereof
will be certified : nd patented to the states.
such objections as are contemplated bY the
above must be made under oath, and filed VIII
the register and receiver Of the proper land once
for transmission to the General Land Ottce The
necessary forms for afadavits are in the hands a
said officers.
objection, to- wit:
LIST. Lands entered with cash, or located with
military bounty land warrants or scrip, after u
passage Of the act Of 18th September, le3o, On"
prior 10 the passage OF the act Of I'd Maron, 10,
for the relief Of purchasers and locetors OF swamp
and overlooked lands"
ID Lands already patented to the State uho''
the swamp law.
In all cases where objection is raised, TESTIMONY
must be taken before the register and receive ~
the land Office, at such time, after the expiIsus
Of said six months, Is they may appoint VILE
Onice. -.
The lists Of swamp and overfowed lancs -.
open 20 inspection during the regular busiiie
hours Of The Land Once
Given under my hand, at the city Of WashiAs
ton, this 2lst day Of December, 1855.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner General Land on0e'
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e On the western waters, during the last
year, there were one hundred and eleven
steamboats, destroyed-sixty snagged, thirty
burned, thirteen collisions, and eight e1plo-
sions-involving the loss of one hundred and
seven lives, sad property to the amount of
S2573 100
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The Snow IN VIRGINIA snow during
the recent storm fell to the depth of eight in
ches at Winchester and twelve inches at Peters
burg. Snow has never fallen to this depth in
thst vicinity, says the Petersburg Express,
since 1899. Show fell in Wheeling on Monday,
and had reached the depth Of two feet between
that city and Cumberland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-11

WIscoSsrN.-Thc Wisconsin Legislature met
at Madison on Monday, but did not organize.
Mr.. Barston, democrat, was declared elected
Governor of the State, but on the same day
Mr. Bashford, republican, had the oath Of Office
administered to him by the Supreme Court on
an order to bring his case before said Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-01-11

time Of the House for it to consider this prop
osition. He therefore appealed to its mover
to withdraw it.
Mr.. Sneed having withdrawn the resolution
in question, by leave of the House, they pro-
ceeded with the one hundred and seventh
vote for Speaker, with the following result !:
Whole number Of votes cast, 2l2; necessary
to a choice, 10Y.
Mr. Richardson received 20, Banks 9s, Full
ler of Pa 49, Pennington 6, scattering5.
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YELLOW FEvER.-The brig Soango, Captain
Little, from Aux Cages, Hayti, reports that
the yellow fever is raging fearfully ut Aux
Cages Every vessel in port had lost some Of
their crew Some of the ships were entirely
deserted, their whole crews having died.
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MUSIC CARD,

Mrs. DAUNAS, TEACHER OF THE PI-
Nl ano Forte and Singing, respectfully solicits d
continuation of favors from her present patrons,
and would inform those wishing TO be instructed
either on the Piano Forte Singing, both, that
she has time TO devote 10 six eight more pupils
Applications made TO Mrs ID, corner OF Bridge
ana Market streets, Georgetown, or at the Music
Depot, corner 81 Penns. avenue and nth street
Washington, viii meet with due attention.
Jan 10-3ts
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IL AGENTS FOR The SIAR.-The following
named persons are authorized to contract for the
publication Of advertisements in TIE STAR:
Philadelphia II PALMER, northwest oor-
ner Of Fifth and Chestnut streets
hsto YoTk-S. Nj. PsTTINGILL & Co., Nassau
street.
BostoH-V. b. PALMER, scoflay's Building.
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q The account of the storm at the South,
published under our telegraphic head yester-
day, was furnished by the telegraphic agent
of the Associated Press We had no means of
knowing, at that time, that they were indebted
to the United States mail for it. We state
these facts that the public may know that we
have no desire to impose upon them.