davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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eAg 0RGE Co, from Europe, respectfully inform La
lSs dies and amateurs Of Plants they import
Ing extensive assortment of Shrubs of variety,
~ GameHs of the finest descriptions: Rhodo-
denlons, MagnoAs PeuneS, upwards of DJ Rose Trees
grated aud nnernied Also considerable quantity all kinds
ot superior Fruit Trees such Pear Appe Cherry. Pam
Peach and prcnt Trees ulbos and Flower Roots 10 vari
et'es Nahlas, AmdraiB hyacnts Tulips. Flower
GHrdeu Trees,
Tie Whole offered moderate terms and guaranteed
an viii be forwarded - the country without charge
GauEurs be had No. II Churtrrs street, next 10
II kaiser's variety store
n B.For sale IL Rose Trees eXlibitedsip Paris in
1866, by Ar. Gpnlot OF Lyons ial9
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
ISIANA.
THIRD DISTRICT CouRT MARIA KETCHAM her husband
of New Orleuns. 5 II. FORNO. No. $3.50.
7 HEREBY certify that on the Ist flny of

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT MARIA KETCHAM VS. her HUSBAND
of New Orleuns II. FORNO. No. $3.50
| HEREBY certify that the Ist day OF
APRIL 1851 judgment was entered in this Court in this suit
in the words and figures following, to-wit:
In this submitted to the Court the evidence in
record the Court considering that plaintiff
1t ordered adudged and decreed that Judgment
favor of plaintiff Maria kecam and against Henry
Fono her husband and that there be separation of
ero existing between the parties. plaintiff defendant
lt further ordered that the defendant the of
Judgment rendered April lst 1851.
Signed April 4th, 1857.
tSigned T, H. KENNEDY. Judge
In testimony whereof have sci my hand and ax
ed the seal of the said Court the city of New Orleans
4 day Of April in the year of Lord thousand eight
hundred aud fifty and in the eighty year of the ine
pendence Of the United States.
as 4tin3ld JR. TOIEDANo, Clerk.
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
TRoIsIEME CouR DE DISTRICT MARIA KETCHAM VS.. son
DE LA NoUvELE-ORLEANs.S epous, II. FORNG. No. $3.50
ngement ee ineer dams cour dams lie dit process
Ell les paroles ei chphres suivaut, Get 4 dire:
Dams cette aae sourt la la temoignnge dams
Fnrchves Ia cour consdeen que la Plaintiff
de plaintiff, Ma in keclm. contre etenden Henry
Fono epous ct separation soft at de propree
cessation de commnnane dHcqns ions gagnes usque lei
istent entire les partie, plaintiff ct defendent.
de plus ordonner defenden pale de process
Jugenent rendu IL Ter avrl, 1857.
SignG lie 1 avril, 1857.
Signe: r. H. KENNEDY, Jnge
I'm emognages de quelles is poser ecrtue
i'Ne lie cHchet de Ia dit Ia Vile de la N He Orleans
Acme jour davr dams an de Segneur mile huit
ence des Etats uns.
aS4nSld ]. R. ToLEDANO Greniier
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MISCELLANEOUS,

WINER,s CANADIAN VEKMIFUGE.-A A
yond s shadow doubt By the experience and testimony Of
ssenses eGs % 1nsR cP than
% and thousands q children those Diseases
esa he ps m SF attributed to
remedies for Wo but has proved them ali more
and remedy found which has never failed to Destroy worms
they have existed This supported by the
viduals in the country. The remedy Is ''p'''''
oANfRFHE fGfhEr ryVHHkaMREHsE VHaRrIshE
safe IN its operation, and easily administered than
any o.h Some Of the symptoms which indicate the existence
pale Of eaden color and sunsed occasional fuses The
eye are heavy and dull the breath fd the upper swollen
shs sleep 1 y disturbed NJ awakening srea
1D nr Hns sGmsms he
tssSe a s sfa n some ns1nces epravsd
WINERs S.NERY IA GAEAPAX vEkMiFUGE sUrEhioE
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
B 2sH EH e r. .s being ]
ssns ssn' remedy for the expulsion OF Tos TqT s
l's"''s Of the R. " et DGkSs5s 1!s!s5s ETC.
FFoM THE KE m.5a \. rR
yermifugs and with the happy results In my
y "d % ss Te hss to
ns g d a csn s ss to a os effects
point gained in IN giving medicine to children
SIMPLE vsrsSs
ea Ky w w and
restore the patient to health.
y perShaSs ere And phsssan bearing testimony to the
nd MhSlsssls Iss Druggist, Hamilton Canada West
Sold wholesale an9 will %kGH &C., pss
fe23ly l5l and 2l Chartres street. New Orleans, La.
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Grand Encamun,ent

THE r; W; GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF LOUISIANA T.
" " ~ holds IT'S regular sessions the first Monday In Feb
of Camp and Lafayette Streets I' -eA
ocer for the year lS57Jas Stockton W. Grand pntr;
arch A. Hero, NJ W. e. H. Priest; L. Smith, R. W. a. 8 War
Gen; i James FqrneauH, r. W Z. Scribe H. Williams r. W.
y. treasurer B. NJ Todd, Il. w. G. j, W. H. Mispaueh w
Dep. g. Sentinel. "r'>' - i'ia' W.
Oscar Barhee W D. G. Patriarch of District No. g. Ba
ton Ronge A. Covert, r. W. D. g. Patriarch of Dis
trict NO. 4, Clinton; John Orchard r. W. G. Rem
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

DERSEYEBANCE DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
FACTORY, of St Charles ard Clio streets, New
Orleans
GEORGE PURVES Architect and Builder respectfully in
forms his friends and the public thai he has in addition his
former business commenced the manufacture of Doors She
and Blinds description the above establishment
All orders LETT his office, Commercial Place the factory
the Mechanics Exchange. Box a. will be promptly
tended 10. g9
THE uSDEftSItiNE1D HAS ASSOCIATED WITH
him Mr. r. C. t,GIFSBY, of Shreveport, the
style nf LEWIS uGIESkY, succeed Lewis Co
Facorage and Commission business from tits
date. J. I. LEWIS,
New Orleans, April !, lSs7.-a2 lm&W
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DEuxExE CoUR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE GEORGE
DE La SouvEILE ORLEANS. HAYTON. No. II, 765.
A TTENDU que Susan HaytOn a presente
"A une petition la fefet dobtenir les leres de
cede intestat: ''' -
Avis par donne ceux que celia peut
davo deduire dix ours pour esauees
II ne serat pas fait droit la dite petition.
Par ordre de la cour.
myol 10 A. DREUX, Depute Greier.
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Interior Enca1npnents.

IhttrKOf ILHC&lnpnlenfs.
MAGNOLIA No. 4 in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday in each month.
u. W. SHAW No. 10 meets the first and third Saturday in
each month in Clinton, parish of East Feliciana.
All communications intended Grand Encampinept
be addressed Jas Furpeuux, G. Scribe FeowsS
Hall, New Orleans.
JAMES FURNEAUY u srr;h.
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"Odd Fellows Rest.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR 1870 oficers-Henry BieT
President Boqieme itensursr Thos Shields, Secretary:
Cemetery Comnc-Hatper dillingham;, Gardner AS
G0ldHe Finance ColnmitieeE. A. Patterson H. H. Deuizcl
J. F. Miller Sexton-Dsniel Merritt Members-Iames Fur.
neaX Frank Lewis H. Goldman, F. peterson, JOS Allison,
J. T. Warner, J, c. Wagner.
VAULTS IN "ODD FELLOWS REST'i may be procured
applying F. NJ CoRRY tSickes Co rs IS Canal street;
at D. FELT STErsoNs 81 Camp H MLLsrAuaa u
Mint and the Secretary Office in Odd Fellows
of Camp and Lafayette streets
Price OF Lots and VauRegular lots 10 square, $3.50
ditto by feet SIS. Vaults, oonbe) Stockholders Lodges
s ditto, to al others iu single, Stockholders Ioss
SIS ditto, all others, $50.
Information relative the purchase of Lots etc.
applcationt TO
THOMAS Il. SHIELDS. Secretary O. p Rest,
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS, HAZE
the first Monday Of every month ;" ~" i'ai'' en
EDWARD Pisbnry, President Thomas A. Shields Secretary:
John D. Bsin Treasurer G. Dunlap John Crickard H. g.
Stetsoh, Ii. Howard Eneas Smith, James Davis george
Ka5eshae W. Bosworh, Geo. Dirneyer. BERNARD Cohen
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

{ WfARTN NERSEi1H-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
this day formed eopartnership for the purpose of
ducitng General Wholesale Wine liquor Business
Commerce and Ii Tcheuptoulas ST. L. MoREAU.
H. NJ. CR0oKES.
New Orleans March l6. IS57.-mlS
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF o. SHELDON
OF New Orleans. No. 1895.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
This estate and to all other
show cause within ten from the notification if any
they have why the the curator
this estate, should not be homologated approved
By order Of the court. -,
m49 ID A. DREUN, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

EAGLE DEGREE LODGE No. l. L. O. O. F.. mae.
on the hrs and third Saturdays in every month in Room
No. odd Fellows Hail. Brohers cordially invited b
attend. 0hcers.Thomas F. Walker Degree Master RI
Ihon deputy Degree haster R. L. Bruce, treasurer L
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

SEeSsR os STg Pss 10 OF
WHEREAS, Susan Hayton has petition
w ed the Court for letters Of administration on the cs
tate of the late George Hayou deceased nestae Notice
hereby given to all whom may show cause within
granted.
By order of the Court.
my6 II Is A. DRELTX DEPUTY Clerk
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

DEu1IEME CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE O. SHEI..
de la Nouvelle Orleans. DON. No. 1885,
A Wis est par lie present donne aux Crenu-
"A cies de la susde
que celia pent concerner dayo dedure our
de Ia prsente publication les aisos pour esguee compte
prescne de la te
prouve ct homoogue les fond repartis con
formements de conpte.
Par ordre de la
my3913 A. DREuX Depua Gref6er
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I,IEAf{ SIUEs-31 casks Clear Bacon Sides, in fine
ana S'0e'' III s. H. KENNEDY & Co. 20 Poydras st.
r t,ST-A CERTIFICATE ISSUED BY THE MEClrAE
los, and Traders of New Orleans for leo Shares Of
Stoc in favor of John Eerguou number g. dated s Supens
ber 1853 Said certificate having been lost application for
renewal Of The same has been made TO the Bank.
New Orleans, Jan. !, 1871, pA
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-05-11

Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
II ciers de linsovable, de biens
cert par la pour eur bence quls
en- etude de VIM. j. Gaste notaire pubique, MARDI
Mai 1851 10 heurs du matn, tfet de deherer
ahaes de Fnsovahle, de susieurs syudcs
eonornement la o attendant poursutes
personnes ses biens suspendues.
Par ordre de la cour.
tiASP'D LANES, Depute Grefier.
Bureau dn Grether. ce IS avrl. 1857. a30 anl5d
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COPARTNERSHIP.

f1O-PARTNERSHIP-T UNDERSIGNED pAyE
- this day formed copartnerahp under the styeo H. W.
and banking Business in this city Office No 30 Camp street
H. W. CONNER,
49," HH -# II. W. CONNER, Jr.
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blocks: trees, shrubs, bllb. plants aud roots not
a;herwise provided for; wearing apparel in ac-
,ual use and other personal effects mot mefehan-
disa1 profess. nnal books implements, instfu-
ments and tools Of trade. occupation or employ
mept of persons arriving in the | uied States.
Provided Tint this exemption shall not be
s,rued to exclude mahogany or other articles
imported for use in any manufacturing establish
ment or for sale. shaer's wool, manufactured
of the value Of twenty cents per pound, or less at
the port Of eNpbrtatnn, and nar al the alpaca,
ihe goat and other little animals, untpanut scinr-
ed: Provided that any wool Of the sheep hair
Of the apaea the goat aud other little animals,
which shal bc imported in any other way than
tn. ordinary condition. now and heretofore
practiced. or which shah be changed in il char
acter for the purpose of evading the datf. al
which shall be reduced IN value. by the intention
al admixture If dirt or any foreign substonee I,
twenty cents per pound or less. shall be sabirc;
to pay a duty Of Twenty four per csntum I'd r7io
rsm. anything in this act to the contrary not@ith
standing.
And be il further enacted, Tha, al goods eare.
aud merchandise which shall be in the public Store
the drsf day Of Jnly aforesaid, shall be subjez
entry thereof for consumpo 10 no other dutf THAN
Il the same had been imported respectively after tint
day
And be it further enacted. That on the entrg ,'
any goods wares aud merchandise imported On aH|
ner tue first day Of July aforesoil, the decision Of
the collector u' customs ~ Tire port oil lmporaJp'
and entry rs 10 their laoility To duty exception
therefrom, shall be iaa and conclusive agninsf IT,
owner importer, oonsignce agent Of any such
goods. wares and merchandise. unless the Owner.
importer, cous2ue or agent shall. within ten d.
after sueh'cntry give notice 10 the Collector IN
ting Of his dissatisfaction with such decision, setting
forth therein distinctly and specifically his groan-
Of objection thereto, and shall within thirty daf> at
Ter the dale OF such decision appeal thereirom th
Secretary of the Treasury, whose decision such
appeal shall be fual and conclu live; and the SAID
goods. and merchandise snail be liable 10 dsty
or exempted therefam accordingly any act Of Con
gress 10 the contrary notwithstanding unless sJit
shall be brought within thirty days after such dtci5-
ion, for any duties that may have been paid, may
thereafter be paid, said goods, within thirty
day after the dac4 shall have been paid, in cases
where such goods shall be in bond.
The clause in the printed bill provided that this
exemption shall not be construed to erria atdh3g1
other articles imported for ase in any manufactu-
ring establishment for sale which occurs toward
the close of the free list should read atpeiad MaeHiy-
ItY'
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The ssui,,-oiS Carthage

Accounts from iunIs announce that Mr. DAVIS
a gentleman. who few months ago obtained
from the Bey permission to explore the ruins OF
Carthage under certain conditions, aud who has
been engaged during the last two months exca
vatng in that locality under the auspices Of The
British Government and the Museum has made
,Ine valuable d >coveries An Arab having found
Il piece Of elegant mosaic, Mr.. Davis was lnine-
ed to push his excavati ms in that spot. and his
labors were rewarded by the discovery of the re
maius Of an ancient temple which is believed TO be
that of Dido. After eating through two layers
of flooring. which must have been laid down nj
heightened intervals. he came On a most spen
did piece Of mosaic of many square yards in area
aud in which were delinrated two heads each
three feet high supposed Ia be those at Dido
aud juno. besides several graceful Eastern fig
and number OF highly elegant devices and
ornaments. equal. II Is ulIrgrd. to the most beau
,iful specimen, Of the ant vel brought to light.
Mr.. Dlvl, has taken every piecanton to guard
tie mosaic from the Influence of the weather. 1t
is supposed that the British Government will
despatch vessel TO convey it Ia England, as well
n other objects of interest which he has discos-
cred
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form tbrn nnd there adopted He il fine stump
orator, aud State Rights man # the strict ean
structinni.t school. Gov. Brown i, in his I'D
year, bat owing tn his active and temperate hab-
its Is generally taken to be ten years young
er.
A1=foRNEY oENERAf.-JEREaIAH 5. BLACK, Of
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Attorney Generai>hip has fallen INTO able
haua. Judge Bhet i considered to be one of
the most accomplished aud able juri,t- in Penn
syivania lie was formerly one If the district
Judges Of thai State. hut on the law requiring ali
Judges Ia b. rlrctpd by the people going in #
fecf. he was chosen one Of the STATE Supreme
Coar judge lei, III the prime of life. not u
yer H. years of age.
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'SIr ere-idCn;ials Gait, OF Once

The tact that Mr.. Buchanan did not take the
oath # etlicc until after the delivery of his nau.
gnra has given iisr to an impression with many
that it was an unusual thing. Such. however. l..
II t the TACT. John Adams. John Q1incv Adams.
jackson. Van Bur II, Pix and Iayl"r delivered
ihrir inangurals before taaing the oath Harrison
took II nst before delivering the closing sentence,
and General Washington, Jefferson, Madison
Mou'oe ana Piece took il before the delivery
Tyler aud Fillmore had IN occasion Ia deliver
addresses. ~ they were elected 10 the Vice Pres
idrutinl office, and succeeded Il the Presidency
10y reason Of vacancies from DEATH. These in
nugura addresses, it may be remark ed, though
lhrv have com, Ia b. regarded ns an essential
put ct the ceremony ofinstalling President do
not necessarily belong Ia ii, and are. in fact, cN
ira constitutional They are purely voluntary
on thu pant OF the President, who i, only requlr
ID hy the constitution t. take the cath of ot'ice.
u J. u rom kpblo fact that all the inaugural
speeches If Nr. Buohanan'- predecessors, though
h. = INV tie fifteenth president of the United
State. hyr ben delivered since he was born, So
young arc we a, a nation. Washington delivere ]
hl- iirst and only inaugural speech To the Senato,
n did both dams and Jefferson, but he deliver
ed none on III, second election. Though Jefferson
delivered his first inaugural IN the Senate cham
brr II WAS addressed 10 his Friends aud Coun-
ttymea.' Since hi~ ,ime the inaugural speeches
oi the Pro- dent> have been address sed tn the peo
pie, hnd have been delivered from the portico of
the capitol.
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- DJtch relative - the Unicorn. H. was horne
IN thu ce-erf Of >afy Ann. aud fed bamboo
aud missionaries. IL i, very courageous. and
H. yer leaves home unless he moves. in which
6 So b. saes some where Use. unless he j. over
iaken bf the dark. lie wa, brought IL this caan-
L.. uach against H. own vii, which accounts
fsf h. las -pirt- ~hrn lac i melancholy or de-
irefrd. IL 1, nnw very aged. although he has
..en the Youngest specimen 81 animated nature
in the world. Pa. ~. my little dear, and al
NV the laAa- 10 survey the wisdom III Providence
n displayed in the ring tail monkey. hunimal
tia, can ,tanl Angling ike n fellow eritter, only
L. lrAnI.nl.
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MASONIC HALL.
NINE EE-DORA ..Oals,s
UNIQUE MUSICAL. SOTREF
AT MASONIC lg&E.s., Monday sarc. sG,h

HE ANhKIGAA UFERAIIC TRIO.
NINE ELDORA LOUIE. lg.na Srpp,xa
Assisted
DOLCE HARMONICHORD PLAYERS
ii. ~ it.Al.. IHIHp lENORF.
PROF. LOUIE IlrNo I{.ssn
Aud f-'isi who Wi. perform upon two umen ut ofra
VIZ IN" lhno Forte ud Trenoo Neolcpn aud bean
h ih'truneni executing the most rapid ,cnzas initiating
tha most de4fde N"in passages, pert Ole Bu
and olrrs nfAng the instrument sing and ex1re,, the sent
ments 4 Gnet Passion, &c, it possessed Of living
soul -
choice stec ion t Operate Gems Ili,s Drecs and s..
los tteTsrrssd with Instrumental Novelties nm ing Songs
batiafs ~ Wi comprise the evenings PT, -ramlne
lk'S ~ CTS each to be obtained Bookstore, and at
the nslaI places.
~
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people better price for their products, aud
Virginia might and would become great IN some
thing else than great man.
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pr,-iJ.ut Bprhanan'. Cabinet.


~ there will. NJ Doubt. BIZ considerable Curl
o.ty to know something of the previous history
q he members It the Cabinet. we suhJ'in the
fl owing brief -keiehr-:
SECRETARY OF STATE GENERAL LEWIS CAss, OF
MCuIGAS.
General Cas- was born al Exeter, Nv lamp
shire. lii ancestors were amongst the first
settlers In That part II :hr country, and hi faith
er hprr a commission Ia the revolutionary army.
aud was pre-rut AT fhn haiti" 81 Bunker ll'il.Sa-
ratpca, Princeton. Trenton. Monmouth hnl Ter
mantowu. He was afterwards n DHj"r IN Wasnes
army, aud died ueaf Aanes'illr' ONO IN l53o-
lii Ion, Lewis Ca. was educated nj the acade-
my of Exeter, aud studied law at Marettn.ohio'
aader the late CIV. Mlgs lie was a1mittedto
the bar in ls,2. aud IN I-jb. more ;hnn fifty
years ag". Wa e"eied 'nrmher II the Ohlo Leg
I-lnrUte. III ISL he volunteered lis terVices IN
Tie force winch was chilled out I" jim the army
under Gen. lluD. md marched To- ilaYion, wher"
IL was elected Colonel ct the taiid regiment 81
oh' volunteers. IL wa the hf.l nan, with his
detachment. I" invade Canada II" subsequent.
IL being promoted II a brl taier general, joined
General Harrison aud crossing Lake Erie with
hifn after Perry victory was present IN the rur'
suit ui Proctor, ana participated IN the iriumphs
Of the Mefag'an towns The North Western
campaign beng happily tefminai"dseyenerai lass
was lett III command It Michigan and the upper
provinces oil Cnnada. lis hrad quarters were at
Detroit ant he tda- became the military guardian
of n people over whom he WIS soon after Oct.9,
lib called to preside ~ civil Governor. In
lSl5. after the termination ii III" var, Gen. cas>
moved hls tanly 10 prlrhf. Daring The time that
he WAS civil COVE nor ct thu Territory of Mlohi-
gan, he negotiated no less than twenty one trea'
ties with the Indians. Ia the expeditions netes
STATED by them he encountered more perlls and
had occhaI"n Tor lhe di,piaY OF morn hrmness
and intrrPidity ihaa any nm eyer engaged in
this service. la l-}l Gen. ta>S wis called 10
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power the cure OF general deOy, and in reaavans he
system The surprising effect oil tese wonderful riis such
10 fc3tore health wAen it appears lp-t forever.
Sold the manufactures. ~. 10 Maiden Lane New York
aud &o 2i strand i.ouon by all Druggists, 25o,
b. i and 81 per box. 1lnar div
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


Fuud Association Will mretat their room Saturday "
mug the IAN ms, O'Clock Conn ro pared 10 pay
conubuuts A important amendments Il the Cons
tn ION III then proposed desirable that all
Der shall be present. JOHN l. MI lsltELI4
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-, - extraordinary Critter.
The following beats the Baton Rouge "i n"
decidedly.
MIR. Snowman what is that" THAT my
dear is the Rinocrow. He is eousing German
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, iS some experience II c hl j. d.
risaSeh'Ht eAer as aasis School or Acadcy.
ht"f N private family lie briieYes himself anaIicl IA
teach the branches usually auE schools As to ula, a.
"",'s '''F"cter, @c sat.,tacti ii can be gwen.
mr. 10 d0c9v faunh.ll r., tIn
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1pmrhbur0 atirgiuidit.
Friday Morning. March I3. 1851.


To practical people. as oars claim to be- the
strongest light in which question can be
viewed is the facts of the case. We propose 10
state few results taken from very valuable
and instructive table published in connection with
the speech of the Hon. J. S. Carlisle on the Goth
ult. in the House of Representatives. We shall
Law the whole Of this table before readers at
an carly day. far it is in itself strong argument
in favor Of the introduction of juster policy
than that which has produced results SO mon
strously unequal.
When we are told that the Public Lands
joint fund owned by all the States in common,
the proper use of which is 10 be sold. and the
proceeds paid into the Fe leral treasury. to be
applied to the expenses Of the Government IN
relief of taxation it i natural and proper to en-
ouire how far this has been heretofore dome
Have the people any reason To anticipate that
this will hereafter be done any more honestly
than il has been hereteforc If the trustee is
grossly nsapplying the trust subject. i it not
high time that it should be taken out If his hands.
or some safe aud just provision made for it. dis
tribuiion according 10 the provision. Of the orig
iua grant
The following summary furnishes some idea
of the way in which the trust account would foot
up at the present time;
No. acres sold. on acc. OF FEDERAL Trea-
sury l33.so0l3o
No acres given away by Congress 10 the
following purposes.
Schools and Colleges 66,436.5I2
Deaf and Dumb sylums +t.37l
Internal Improvements lo,s5s.9as
Raj Roads 80 l99.sa5
Indi, daAls Companies 21a.593
Swamp Land gwen 10
States 44-sT.a15