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AS AuEnlcAN srEAuER N rHE BLAok sEA.-Th

An AMERICAN STEAMER IN THE BLACK SEA.-The
steamship Gen. knox, built at the port OF Phiadel
phia and launched in July last sailed soon afterwards
for Marseiles and Constantnople. She experienced
the great gale of the 24th and 25th of October and
though but small craft, being only 250 tons, she
rode out the storm admirably, and her engines per
formed their service with great satisfaction. She is
now engaged in service in the Black Sea. a letter
has just been received by Reanne, Eeafe & CO.. from
Denis Mcdowell, the engineer of theateamer, dated
sebastopol, February 8. Who says that she has en-
eountered storms in the Black Sea Of most fearfnl
character, but she has escaped without the slightest
damage No tirst+class English or French steamship
has stood the weather better He says she is one of
the best boats he has ever been on board an expe,
rience of twenty wears, s&#
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21

DAY BREAKING.--It vii. be seen that the Ameri-
cen party in Massachusetts,, in Grand. Council have
refused TO be harnessed into the service of slavery
[Albany On. Y, Abolition} Register.
Certainly all that will be seen. No man takes any
such harness anywhefebut it is seen, teo that Mas,
saehusetts will go with New York, and vote for Fill
more and Donelon. Gov. Gardner and aal his friends
Ego the ticket. The old straight Wligs of Massa
chnsetts-the Eyeretts, the Ghoates, and tile Apple
TONS go +" the ticket too. The conservative Dene
Gratis also . 60" the ticket Next 70 Daniel
ster's no name is so potent now in Nefv IS
| Millard Fillmore's. n. Y. .5ENpress. ssssss
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MONUMENTS OF NISEyEH.--ln an article upon this

MONUMENTS OF NISEvEE.-In an article upon this
subject, the Boston Traveller says:
In private note to the editors Mr.. Wood, Ameri-
can Consul for Syria, informs that fifty bores of
the monuments Of disinterred Nneyeh, procured for
different New England Colleges, reached Beirut in
the last Boston vessel for the season. 1t is thought
best to dean them till Boston vessel arrives in the
SPRING The boxes were brought from Mosul to Skan.
deroon on the backs Of camels but there being no
American agent there, they remained in that place
for weeks if not months, before they were forwarded
TO the Beirut
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SHOCKING MURDER IN OH1o.-A paper published
in Chilcothe. Ohio furnishes the following account
of two horrible murders recently perpetrated in that
region:
A family named Rhodes, consisting of the father
and two sons, living about one mile from Hamden on
the Jackson road, were known to have in their pos
session considerable of money The father was
absent on Wednesday night, and soon after the sons
had retired to bed, three men,, disguised as negroes
entered the house and commenced an attack upon
them portion Of the moneyw as concealed in the
bed in which the brothers were sleeping, and on being
attacked one of them sprang out Of the bed with the
handkerchief containing the money in his hand, and
attempted to make his, escape. He knocked down
two OF his assailants, and was himself knocked down
and severely cut before he escaped from the house.
He immediately ran towards Hamden and raised the
ALARM and after procuring assistance returned to the
house, and found his brother dead, and his body in
sitting position in corner of the house. There
was considerable sum of money in bank bills in a
bureau drawer which the murderers did not find and
consequently ,hey did not secure cent of the booty
which it seems to have been their object to obtain.
Another brutal murder was perpetrated near the
| village of South Perry, in Fairfield county a few
nights since. man stopped at the house of aged
couple named Fox, and procured lodging for the
night After they had all retired and the old folks
had fallen asleep, he and strangled the old
and beat the old lady until he supposed her dead also
He then searched the house and succeeded in finding
about fifty dollars in chest. This he carried away
In till in the chest there was about five hun
dred dollars, which he did not find. He then left
went to Logan, where he arrested next day, ant
is now in Jail. The old lady is recovering.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21

The steamship Ericsson sailed from Hayra on the
2Sd ult, and reached New York on the night of the
18th inst. She experienced a succession Of heavy
gales and met with vast masses of ice East Of the
Banks s- v-- E. .,s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21

On the afternoon of the 18th, dispatches were re-
ceived in Philadelphia, from New York, protesting
to give the main features of the news by the Arabia
and as Consols falsely quoted at decline of one
per cent the SPECTATORS are understood to have lost
heavily
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21

LATER FROM HAvANA.--The steamship Black War.
rior, Capt. j. w. Smith, from New York the 10th and
Havana the 18th, arrived yesterday evening. Her
purser reports nothing Of Importance from Havana
The us. frigate Potomac and sloop-ofswar Cyane
were in the harbor, as also several English men-of-
war. It was thought that a hostile meeting would
take place between some Of the American and Eng
sh officers, growing outof insult to some Ameri
can ladies by two lieutenants of the English seventy
four. the Powerful, on their return from dinner
party at Mr. Crawford's the English Consul. The af
fair has caused great deal Of excitement and embit-
tered feelings between the representatives of the two
nations. Gem Concha is still ont Of town, and every
thing is dull, Holy Week having commenced on Sun
day and all amusements are closed.
We have received our regular files of Havana pa
pers to the l7th but they contain nothing worthy Of
note.
Mons. GODDARD adyertses to close the exIibition OF
hisbailoon in the Tacon Theatre tomorrow, and to
make his first ascension on Monday next.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21

A Farmers Reading Room been epened III
adelphia, under the auspices of the RhilaGsl
ciety for promoting agsisultaEa, ID
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FRIDAY. MORNING, MARCH 81, 1856.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
o HIO RIv Err

S1SGltC - y ~ II ~
s E saassis PsdusaH iiiet'asn, NV MadfId sad
sss.s Menphis-T,s magnifeent s,d swift running
Key viii leave and Mi intermediate orts as
fGn freight a'ky k @ sa 9fH5i n Ssw eyss .,
E FSk NSkH6 i e.fif fa
gaisr 1h passenger packet I'll s'enmer 4
and all intermediate landings above For freight passage
''p'' ,BETTERToN 4 KEEFFE, % Tchoupitouas street
plan Of the Cabin can be and State secured
by SRPlns aEs to the a sas Te,n. coro and p,an., o
w sss& ." TE5agAx TR 81 $ ABE i
ppp I ssgs s s,Ss asG 30 ii
Landings" For freight ifhxr sGea kGEsrE
H plan Of the cabin seen state rooms secured
by applying to BettertOn 4 kecfe. nib
LOWER sIssIPPI.
YIN s'vi FoS HATsRBnSt ssiFtffs II a' h1E3 # sApo
mi + s T. SsTs SsS m pes2s ss1s {. s5Sps H. r.
mo E2 freight Or apply On r DosEf SfxSS 80 Union street
The H R. W. Hill will take freight and passenEsrs for
Nashville privilege of reahppng regular Nashville and
Memphis mail packets.
~ leave on NE HSEvpsY "a nh a sTsS ssSfa ISIS
sa Jacket Beifast. @ new Ehs afanghs asd
splendid passenger steamer BEhfAs Geo. W Taylor master,
Ftar,s Point Napoleon. Gaines and Gorton Landings coln
and ali Be Or eg Or passage, ri havins ane accom-
modations, apply on b1afd n,1,lI or to, t9 NJ, ,,o
nsThe Belfast will remain the trade the entire season. and
particular attention all way and plantation business
cosc At Mempi I
packets for those places m2l
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Ne1 OrIeaIgss: rs: laav Gresteut.

AFFEAY AND MURDER on a STEAMBoAT.-We
learn from the officers Of the steamer Ohio Belle ar
rived yesterday morning from Cincinnati, that when
aboutsix miles above Cairo, on her downward pas
sage, difficulty occurred between the barber Of the
boat and passenger in regard to changing bank
bill. The latter became very violent and abusive in
his language, and the clerk Mr.. Stevens, reraon-
stfated With him and finally elected him from the
cabin. He attempted to reenter By breaking door,
and when the clerk again interfered, he drew pis-
toland shot him through the heart. Stevens died
almost instantly.
The murderer was then seized and tied to chair,
Whicflwas lashed to stancheon on the lower deck,
it being the intention Of the officers to deliver him to
the authorities at Cairo. Before reaching that place
however, it was discovered that the rope by which
the chair had been fastened was cut and both chair
and occupant had disappeared. What became Of the
murderer no one pretended to know. From papers
found in his luggage it appeared that his name was
Jones, and that he belonged somewhere in Mis-
sissippi. @ s;
| The unfortunate Stevens was well known in tll
city. He was for several years master of the steame
Eliza. D- s-a@.... %
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O.U CHITA RIV Err.

viii leave on T tuesday, 18th inst at O'Clock P NJ
REGULAR OUACEITA PACKET
EA1lLisa e Camden Beacl;IIil Little Bay Champag
mole, Wilmington, Pigeon His, Marie Saline,
Alabama landing Mtnroe, Trenton Columbin, Haronmrs
Trinity Intermediate landing fine light draft
steamer ID. 3. Stacy, Len Moore, master, will leave as
above. For freight passage applyon board, or to
LEWIS SNtTP Il co. 81 Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21

nIROI.I w. o., CARPENTER, No. POI MAGA-
~ ZINE Street between peord and Poetare streets Job
bine descriptions notice and reasonable terns
Stores fitted up. made of Black Walnut Mahogany,
Cens made and repaired and guaranteed for
Sash Doors and and repaired. Lattice work and
packing Boxes Of all kinds made order Sep Ladders Of all
sizes constantly on hand felSly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21

EEAT-IS casks Dry Snlt, for snle by
L milo 5, Il. KENNEDY co. p Poydfss street.
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STEAMBOAT. DEPARTURES,
FOR RED RIVER,
WiIIisaE;e o.. ERIDAy.. Ma5sh q, stso.eleck 2 u:

ER5RAgt Ns,s s1,n p sSpese MS,1 <
- draag steamer CREOLE, D. e. Hi Is At the
mitand Benton Port Caddo Shreveport and ali Intermediate
landings aaboye For freight passage, apply board
m2o LEWIS sNAPp5& CO.. 81 From. st.
w 5 ft II e In p; 4 SsIsi f5kr
Ts sh WIFI White su
John Graham master will leave as aboye FS @ freE e pas
s his sp Oh '' % and Z Fulton and 80 Font
~ .a,s on EoK SdasfAT VII ess26T
paset R.sse P - Kima I'm aiI W. hSn
will leaye above for Shreveport Grand m Eeore
diate landings Red River For freight passage apply On
board. to
The Kimball will take freight for Fulton White Ctfs, and
Jefferson with privilege Of reshppng -
T Leave EoK E1GsEgAn shEvpoT e vi Sfoet
Bayou Grand Ee2rs Ca,npts Aexand5ia ,i,i and
ter will leave above For freight passage, apply on
board. to
Ktnbal will take freight Z. fa for Fulton wi White Gin,
and Jefferson, with the privilege Of restipping
will leave %f,R MeNPkY IL INT n sSfsE
Fsatsa PoT Il Gnnd
ananeT1es superior steamer ST. CAlarIeS,
Npplegate master viii leave above. For freight passage
mis- LEWIS sNAPP 4 co, 81 Front street
p SThe st. Charles will take freight for Fort Tow'on and
steamer vi" st. Gae viii Day no Ellis contracted on
her account unless by All order from hs ssPa O. Gs TE
WI FSls NSSD5E 54fEEsos, r. 5Hi q ,e'ss ss4AsD
,sn fGe Es62s fes ssssad sn s Gsn nsr
mediate aldngsGThe superior light drangh St.
Charles s. Applegate master, will leave above. For
Ffif' m passage apply on 0''Ia SMITH New 1eve
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21

VACCINE EIATTER-yACCINE MATTER-PHY
sicans Planters and Druggists always be supplied with
pure article al s. 5prer scnb by APPLYING to
SICKTIS & CO., S. Canal street,
G. n MORRISON, Il Magazine St.
F. B. WHEELOCk 45 Magazine ST.
a,, CANNON % lIraNicr street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21

TRECIAN PAINTING. MISS s. G. WILCOX
VI formation OF Glasses in this beautl
full Art taught for the first time in this city The short
time oaly being required to acquire in all its
perfection render it deservedly popular
EThe ladies respectfully invited TO visit her rooms at
No Camp street. between ST. Joseph and Delord Streets
Rs5@Rooms open from 10 A. NJ to3 P. N.
residence if required jal2 3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21

T7IRE BRICxS-S00OOO English. Pittsburgh and Pom
ALFRED KEARNEy,
nl3 q Magazine street.
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REGULAR PACtKET.s..4 =

T=. REGULAR PACKET STEAMER
lEl1saIcttG NIagnolia-ForV Vieksburg Wauenton, New
ssssA Carthage Grand Gulf Rodney: Natchez and all
intermediate lanng-The elegant and swift running passeh
ger packet steamer Magnolia Capt St Clair Tlomas9n,
will leave for the above every TUESDAY, at ocockP NJ
For freight Or passage apply on board or to
no2s T. B. SMITH, u New Levee street.
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IT, PORT HUDSON AND yVATER-

IJU PAUkET NEW LNtOnn, EnlIIe NfOss,
ssgsz master having been thoroughly overl,auled and
repaired newly painted will her trips the above
trade leaving New Orleans every FRIDAY, ocloc. NJ,
and every MONDAY, ut 5 o'clock 2. NJ.
ETThe Iatona will ready take freight every Monday
and Thursday for landings the Coast Donaldson Bayou
Goula Plaqueine Baton Rouge 1obdePs Store Port Hud
son, Waterloo and all intermediate landings.
For freight passage having superior accommodations apply
on,bohrd. -~ o23 6n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21

FDOBACCO-superio brands Virginia manufactured, a
l. ways hand, for sale by - a..
jal9 3m G. NJ. HARVEY & CO., 40 Union st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21

| DRANK SHAW, DR., &sCo., COMMISSION AND
L FORWARDING MERCHANTS AND DEAhERS IN
WESTERN PRODUCE, No. Tchouptoulas street, New
Orleans. olgtt
! VOST'S PATENT PLOUGH and SClSAE'Eas.
j. THE GREAT LAROR-SAEING 1MP1EMENT.-They
and kind of soil where scraper
| be used, and highly recommended For sale by
j. WATERMAN & BROTHER,
NIL In l MarnZiue. rurr Common
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nEEEOyAL.-The undersigned has removed to NO
X Union street bet Charles and Carondeet Streets
bare he will devote his whole time his professional business
s an Notary Public and Commissioner oT
nearly every State in the Union. 1,,r7,,, crrp1erv
SIS On N@A1A'1'Ht HAANNE -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21

MIR. AND HIRS. ROBERTI'S BOARDING
Il SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, New Haven Conn.,
in all the usual English branches togeth-
with Latin French, Italian and Spanisper an'ln S2b5
Music, il desired, by competent teachers.
REFER ZEN CE s:
Rev jeremiah Day late President OF Yale College.
Rev Dr. CroSswell.
Prof. 4. Tlacher, Yale College.
Prnf3 u ;mnu Sr zyn1p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21

| JOHN FAALLEs g BROTIIEIsa: g. 247 M TGEI0UPI ;PI
s above St Joseph, "COPPER" TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORKERS. prepared to do all kinds of work
in their line Of business such putting up Tin and Copper Gut
terS Valleys Also putting "copper" Tin and Zinc Roots
in nil parts the city moderate prices with promptnss and
dispatch All kinds Jobbins and Repairing attended to with
dispatch BY strict attention to all ORDERS hope to merit
share of the public patronage.
Crozer Wing Jamison & McInosl Cook Morehouse Roh
Hughes &. W. Church. Thomas Murray Isaac Thayer
Caller, Turpn Il Co, j. Jewell. ja2ldSW 3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21

ctTOR RAGE-STORAGE-THE ALGIERS WARE
. HOUSES.-A. +. COCHRAN HALL, Agents, Sc Grayier
street have room the bulk Of 100 600 bushels 5000
sacks OF salt Also housed yard for the reception of railroad
and pig Of storage favorable can be had
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21

II NORTH CULI4OnE, ,ATToRNEY-ATI.AW,W WILL
lLs all professional business in ST. Landry and
Avoyees that may be entrusted his Office at OPE
LOUSAS, la.
Reerences-Cas. NJ Waterman, hardware merchant; G. \
Olivier, ESQ., Tlos y. Miller commission merchant Ghas B.
Singleton attorney utaw; Nixon Adams Co Crescent Office
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21

WINDOW GLASS.-ASSORTED SIZES JERSEY,
w hand all the time direct from the manufacturers For
sale by
jalS 3m G. NJ. HARVEY Il Co. '4p Union street.
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THE LAKE.

EllHfLte p STEAMER CreO1e.-Wnter Arrangement
sssS9- For Ocean Springs, and intermediate landings
extending trips far Pascagoua Tuesday and satu
day of each week. -
The splendid low pressure packet steamer Creoe NIn Il
Hutcngs MASTER built expressly for this trade with superior
accommodations will leave the Lake end of the Poncartrin
Ralrond the arrival at the Lake OF the follows
Leaves Railroad Leaves Ocean Springs
TTEspAYs.: :,...4 ?. M. cars WEnXEsDAY MORNING,
THURSDAYS, 9 A. NJ. cars FRIDAY MORNING,
SATrRDAYS,..4 P. NJ. cars SUNDAY EVENING.
Tuesday Saturday she will far as Pnscasoula
ms Il. GEDDES. Agent, 10 Bank Place.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-21

SAyAGEt J. NJ. q CO., COMMISSION MERCHANT:
~ AND GENERAL PRODUCE AND PROVISION DEAL
FRS No g6 Poydras street, New Orleans. my4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

For FREMoNr.-lIon. Samuel +. Nintou, of
Ohio who tho nt.American Democracy were
claiming as for Buchanan, has written II letter
stating thnt though he prefers Buchanan, yet Us
he is in favor of (Blaok) Republican principles
and as Buchanan has earthly chance, be has
come to the conclusion to vote for Fremont Il
beat Fillmore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18
ARRIVALS AT THE
Nnshiu ION l1ouse-Suend N GIarIt propr'.

SEPT. Id Slaughter Bedford \ W Hunter,
Campbell; " Hurt Bedford; O II Perry, Liberty,
Patterson franklin Il 7 Jones, Miss Bennett,
Miss Henry, Pittsylvania; Dnwiddc Miss + Din
widde, Campbell; Written, Bedford; l. Moon,
Campbell; II G Wade Va; } Mcrriwehcr & Lady,
Bedford; Clark Pittsylyania 7 Perkins, Tall
hatchu co, Miss; p Lee, Lady & children, La'1r-
cite CO, Mo; W W Lcflwich Lady child servant
Richmond; Miss Petis, Mecknburg; Il II NowIo
City TT Brown, Yanccyville Nc; II Cheatwooa
Bedford; f Williams Lynchburg: Mrs \ r Shaw
Richmond; Clayton, Bedford; Woody, Pecrson
60. y c; G Hendricks, CasWell co, n c; q Burton
b Written, s j Wade. J Updike w Steptoe, Bedford
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

hdc, Who hay. slcl MI - ,,7-.r7, ,r71i,,s -
readily offer then, 10 the Associative, ,h vi t,k.
the very best care fthep
We hone la SCI. n v4gv fin, ,1 Tim, ,,, IT,, ,iil
be IN honor IA the city and her n,onle p D.sn,,rs
Accrprxr rHasf C,sppIyr n, Sunday nieIt La.
SAYS tue Richmond D5sa,t,b a FREQ ,,sn III eoir nam
Il Thomas Cooley rasijir's MR. He,lsync uasnital
net with n srfio,,s s,,ij.nt h., ,be hursta,, ,f :,
oampl,ine can He Ind t,ken a hmm IN re-6l the
wick Of which vas L,,rni,,, At No. TIM ,,l nb;l.r
a t.trible c,p1os,p md c,.,rin bis ,cr, nth ~
bnruip,s 1ionil prrs,,,. 81, ia, ,,rii b.I,1 ho,r
inu of tic accident Iasf,nn1 +, his ,ss,st.,s. md
tiil in c>,i,,,nisi, h. l,,r,i,o~ ,,l,,,ns m; h1
and l..rs !, ore l,a1, t,fr,.l Ia. tb a.il,,t In, H.
Hi H. io,.fi4, ,lt.=i i,,, H. No, :, ;,,l. l;i
IN, a, al L.. ~. 4-..... -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

From THE NEST lNpiEs.-kingston Jamaica.
dates 10 the It'll of August have been received
at New York. Severe earthquake shocks had
been experienced in Kingston aud the town Of
Falmouth. In Kingston the undulntious appear
ed to have been from North to South Fer day :
previous the weather was exceedingly hot A
bout three hours before the earthquak" there was
n very smart shower of rain
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

BALTIMORE, sept l7.-Wheot and -four unchang-
ed
White Corn G2a6i, y follow G5aG6.
New YoRK, Sept. l7.Flour has declining ten
deney. Standard Southern S1a$79.
Wheat has declining tendency: Southern White
~ Goa$l IS.
Corn; Mixed GSI White 7la75
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

LETTER FROM JupaE LEcoMrrE. The st.
Louis Republican Of Saturday morning. has
letter three columns in length, from Judge Lo
compte. of Kansas, to James II Stewart, of Mary
land, the oontens of which are mainly devoted
tarepylng te GalfaX's speech on Kansas affairs
III the House Of Representatives. He defends
himself with great spirit and ability against the
various charges of Coilax Reeder and othors
with reference 10 his own rumorea dismissal
lie says in the letter in question:
at Is occasionally reported that am to be re
moved. While know perfectly well that the
President claims the power 10 do so. | still have
too much confidence i'll him to fear its exercise
upon no better basis than at issue Of fulsehoods
But, al the same time. admit that my position
Is FAR from being n desirable one. ltis neither
profitable nor pleasant To hnve abuse eterhaly
heapcd upon mo Ivy those who know me not, SEE
ne not aud hear me not. Others may, perhaps
better perform these duties. bat none whom
know will do them more honestly. faithfully or
tenrlcsslv. If the President SO thinks hut only
because of the necessity he may see to have II
thlrt Justice against whom no i'll feeling exists
who. like Calphnrnia. shall be not only pure but
without uspioion-shoud there be. on Gods
earth man who can hero fill such demands, and
not upon belief that have dishonored my office
by oppression imbeciitv or delinquency, am
ever ready TO put it nj his disposal. Otherwise |
will hold II aud die here. if need be in tho main
tentnee of the supremacy of the law,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS
y,,cnAnn."N \ CO.'S, Carpet, OF, c,o..

Ware Rooms No % Main Street Richmond
Virginia
have determined In tho future TO devote
the above huancss and having
Tor that pupoae npw prepared To exhibit the largest aud
complete assortment ot tapcttnga, on Cloths Curtain
foods in the Stale OF Virginia and hut rarely
met with any esahNmnent In the United States La.
porting from tile English Manufacturers scleetng
with Ia person. the heat American Fabrics shall
M meH prepared to furnish all articles pertaining
promptly, and relying the citizens Virginia,
Worth Carolina and lehnosoc 10 sustain In entorpzo
sasure thom VIII be coutont with moderate profits
We invite buyers 10 examine this stock
shown before of now patterns AMI sylea Of Velvet Tapestry
and 8rusacla tatponga Three ply Ingram and Venetian do
Velvet thrueo and brussels itnga Door larloi Chm
her Mats Satin Nored and India Damask Curtains Satin
and Figured De LANES do, Brorntol aud Turkey
Muslin aud Cuains Window Shades all styles quail
uica Floor on Cloths Table Oh Cloths nil wdths on Cloth
Rugs. Sc, ~.
n u. Wewtl have OIL Cloths and Carponps cut for nny
hail being furnished with diagram and measure
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