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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
f. 7. PARKER,
n25 d5 12 10 % Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d. Orleans
SECOND DISTRICT COURT WILLIAM BAYET vs. SUCCESS
Of New Orleans SION OF JOHN TWIBILL.

sos
IF cf s ssssss
New Orleans in the entitled cause will proceed
amp ss n nd & the
cember 1885, at IL o'clock NJ the following described property
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND; with the buildings -
h @ he
and E1p R sna g as h 5sar
No 27s in the office Of Theo Guyo notary public city
Said lot thirty feet ron, said Seventh street
The buildings and improvements said lot comprise two
and below, back gallery bel9w and up stairs story
frame building having two rooms cabinet esern in The yard
TERMsThe purchaser to assume the payment of note for
slss 7s with cent interest from sh May is55 due s2d
ance Of The price Of adjudication cash.
Sheriff of .Rs I; T; Faliss RAsK5R, 81 6lis.u,
SSgr ByFT JEW
par ea
DC Ia Nouyes Orleans dams rafsrs dssss procedera e
Ia Commune entire les du Camp ct des Magasins la
- u eEKTaiS TERRAIN, situs dams lie oasgsme g.
District de cee Vile dams pet borne par les sixsm
sur drssss par q A. Hedn archteee ct dapoe
lie No. 49, etude de Theo. Guyo noaire public
hut pieds de rue Sept
me cent vngcnq ped de profondeur gne para
eles.
Ensemble avec les batisses ct i existent
dit terrain, conan maison bos
bardeax, ayan deux chambres premier
gaere derriee premier de chaus
construction bois ayant denx chambre
cabinet dams la cour, LIE dviae deus
locations.
lie saisi dams l'afare ci-dessus
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES assumera lie Placement dun bill
let de la de quatre pastres soixane
qunze (S93 49, pour dhere depuis e 10
mai 1855 echeant lie % de Mai 1853 pour dinere
apes echeance la balance prx dadjudcaon compliant
E. T. PARKER,
n26 d5 IL 1928 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse dOrlears
THIRD DISTRICT Court PALMYRE WILTZ, wife of ELYsEF
of New Orleans. RILLIEUX VS.. HER HUSBAND
- No 1L6S.
-QY VIRTUE of n writ of fieri facias to me
II directed by the Honorable the Third District Court
Orleans in the above entitled cause I will proceed sell
public auction City Hotel street. between Cat
and Magazine streets MONDAY the 4h day of January
1858 O'Clock NJ following described property viz:
THE NEGRO BOY EUGENE, aged about twenty -fou
years.
Seized in tie above su
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
F. t. PARKER,
the PA nE lrlna
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
Of ..4oye and Thirteenth
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ILL, decede.
-. n ,598,

T. de decenbre 1851 ct moi "a ebar Gonorable Deux-
ieme Conr de District de la dams Paae ci
dessus, procedeai e LUNDI III de anvir, 1885, midi
Hotel de la Cite, de la Commune entire les
ct tadjudicRtion de-
NEUF CERTAINS TERRAINS, situes en- vile de Car
roton Paroisse de Jefferson dams e No. vingt borne par
les Coapissa Laurel ct Hamilton Les dts
terrans desgues les Nos H. H. 49, "a l H. l5
H. uivan plan dresse !onis BTingier argeper gener
e Is avr 1886 depose Petnde de Joseph Cuvier
public i Ia Nouvelle Orleans.
Nos II ct IL conguse chacun pieds
six ponces la Laurel Grove
ped de proondenr entire gnes PARALLELS les Nos
"a pieds face la Hamilton
cuquanedeux peds six pouce de proondeur
Hgne paaee; les dts terrans sont contgns ct mo
phes dams lie fond Nos II ct L. Les Nos 49, H. 5 6 II
coungus chacun rene pieds six face
la Tegeme gent vngtdeux peds de pofondeur
lgue paraeles 10 No l3 ionant Pange des Laurel
Grove Treizieme.
CONDITIONS-Compan moment de l'adjudicaion.
e. T. PARKER,
o 90 s~t1 Ja Ii, iI,,rli.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
i77l 19 E. T. PARKER, n
Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
LEGAL NOTICES.

sEcosp DIsTRicr CouRrl SUCCESSION OF THOMAS J..
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
IN this and all other persons herein Interested
show within from the notification
they have why the presented by the
estate should not be and approved the funds
distributed in accordance Herewith.
BY order of the court.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11

TRo1slEME GouR DE DlsuR1cr PALMYRE WILTZ epouse
de la Nouvee Orleans. SdELYSEE RILLIEUX VS..
SON MARI-No. II ,6lS.
I'M VERTU dun writ de fieri fncias a moi
u adesse par Phonorable roeme Cour de District de la
Nouvee Orleans dams Paare cidessus e poc&derai 10
LUNDI de anyier 1858, midi, l'H6el de Ia Cite,
de Ia Commune les du Camp des Magasins la
vente publique ei adjudication de:
LIE NEGRE EUGENE, age d'environ ving quatre ans.
Saisi dams Fal4re ci-dessus
Observation-Disclosures moment de l'adi Indication.
f. T. PARKER
do IL % &c ia4 Sheriff de la Paroisse d'orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
r. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.

QuATR1EnE CoUR DISTRICT BELL, DIXON L co. vs. H.
de Ia Nouvele-urleans. SA. JUDD ct W. W. Mitchell
No. 1891.
- contre W. W MITCHELL moi adresse par pnonorabe Qua
ieme C0nr District de la Nouvee Orleans aare
cidessus procederai e LUNDI II de janver 1855 midi
PH8el de Ia Cite de Ia Commune les CaT
Magasns, Ia publique adjudication de-
L'Esclave nommee SUZANNE 6gee d'environ vingt-sep
ans, avec deux enfans. $50 ~
Saiss dams paffaire cdessus. -f.l-- Es7
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de padjudcation.
I. PARKER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11

STATE OF LOUISIANA
sixth RIsrRIcr COURT j. Il. CARTER HIS CREDITORS
Of New Orleans, and creditors Of j. II. CARTER CO.
- No. 5 627.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors of
u H. Carter and to those of D. H. Garter Co. ces.
sion his property has been accepted by the their
benefit thai they 70 meet at the Office Of Richard Brena
Notary Public on WEDNESDAY, the 30h day Of December
is At r. o'clock M for the purpose of celebrating and
in the meantime that all proceedings against his person
property stayed and thar I. N PIERCE attorney is
appointed 10 represent the absent creditors.
By order of the Court:
Clerks Office November q, 1851
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
"Odd Fellows, Rest,o
General Relief Committee,

The following the officers and members for the present
term say from July, 1857, to January, 1855
Sth President 10 be fouu Recorders Office First
District; Thos H Shields Secretary Fellows Hall:
Thomas F. Walker Treasurer 23 Common street; Theodore
Marks rs Magazine street, A. Thomson 4S Thouptouas
+ IHose Bank @ of Orleans G Lansenbecker Lu.en.
chanes and Dealers Exchange, St. Charles street, David
Moore 10 Poydras street, A. McDouga box 275 Mechans
TehoSpitonas street. o. VOORHEES, Magazine H Press
Ter, Chippewa street, between jackson Phip VIII
son, Agies L. Graham, 76 Camp street; f. Miller Boards
warehouses Jones, Third District: W Kotling Fourth Dis
trict; H. DeGruys, Second Dstrct Enea Smith, Common al
between Camp and st, Charles streets
THos. H. sHIELDS, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11

THIRD DISTRICT CouRr Z CoLLENs & WOODBRIDGE VS.
Of New Orleans. CHARLES HoLLE-No. ll7eO,
DY VIRTUE of writ of seizure and sale to
ID directed by the Honorable the Third District Court Of
New Orleans in the above entitled will oceed sell
at public auction, the City Hotel, Common street. between
Camp and Magazine streets MONDAY, the llh day of
january 1855 at O'Clock, NJ the following described prop
erty, viz
ACERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together with all the ~
buildings and Improvements thereon rights ways privi- I
leges and dependencies thereof without exception
servaon situated in the Fourth District of this city, the
square bounded by Magazine. ST. Mary Live Oak
drew streets which said lot is designated by the number
plan drawn by Hugh Grant and deposited in
Office Of L. r. Kenny late notary public in and for the Parish
of Jefferson and twenty feet front Magazine street.
by twenty feet five inches and four lines in DEPTH
measure -- d.,
The buildings and improvement said lot comprise
story frame house. shngle ooe twenty feet twenty
containing the below occupied by Mr. j.
Wittemann, a sadler store.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. y. .sI4
z. T. PARKER
q p. Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11

SECOND DISTRICT COURT SUCCESSION OF THE LATE
Of New Orleans. Jacob Barsha, deceased--No 1898
RY VIRTUE OF and in obedience to an
by the honorable the Second District Court of New Orleans
the above entitled matter will proceed to sell at public
Magazine Streets MONDAY the t day of January 1855
Mt II o'clock NJ for of said succession the following
described property, viz
NINE CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND situate in the town,
of Carroton in the Parish Of Jefferson in the square
twenty which Is bounded by Colapa, Laurel Grove Thr
eenth and Hamilton streets Said Lots are designated by the
trnger, Surveyor Genera the 18th day of April
1896 deposited In the office Of Joseph Cuvllier
Public OF New Orleans.
Lots Nos. II and IL adon each other and each
thirty inches front Laurel Grove
dred and feet x inches in depth between parallel
lines Nos % and "a thirty feet six
street. by hundred and tytwo six
deep parallel lines Said Lots adjon each other
contiguous Nos II and H. the line thereof
Lots Nos ls a. t. IS and adjoia each other and
hundred and feet deepeten parallel lines Lot
No. ls forming the corner Of Eoye and Thirteenth
streets IS13a .&&f
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
P. CHARLES CUvELLIER,
Notary Public.

0, L. KERsIoS,
Notary Public.
The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages parish
nd y New sssoass & see M that at The % o
New Orleans. November H. 1851. -
t'sl JOHN HOLINESS
file and OF record in my Office
Witness band and notar seal at New Orleans this 18th
10 >, % -,.a F. CHARLES ouvE1LlER,
AHR doaFKsR SHE 1RIHAss OIL
Are X iafsesg sk and are pIspSfd 1 to furnish
$iSSHEhs ofI' H. III kkSaHF III vARN1sH,
,' REFINED RosIN NGEihA' oil!
greatly and equal in quality any those
Dealers in Oils particularly invited inspection of our
Orders received at the Manuactory New Basn or at the
0Fss. Far dsdsdon Is 9nCn St street. tS. ,oo5 on.,,
sa usricang machinery painting and whese % e@t eer
' ~ own F.'w. w: :: COOK,
nErns Manage I ,Fn Of BE BslIsyie ley Iron Works.
B; S. BREWsfER Coppsrsmith,
Nos So '5d aH S EGR %aoRisSS pn 8 snd
corner ,o Sf Cnst9~hoase and New Ieyee streets.
rn-,,oo- o,.., =, GEORGE WICks,
Engineer Second Ds EsFfSE II Swamp Fox
SlsF FPRs5 st5S 9ses a5sy5s slss
JACOB MYERS,
Engineer steamer Laurel Hill.
JAMES FOX,
Engineer City Draining Machine,
j. W HAMAS0N, Engineer.
W. A. MACKI IE, Engineer.
N N. G. ALMINDTNGkR, Builder
ARTHUR WOODS, Painter,
II Customhouse street.
JOHN s. MAUNSELL.
And to the iProprieors Of Newspapers New
have used the Oil nny4 6unhW
pRIDGEWATER WEATHER PROOF
II PAINT-The desirable economical covering for
0"''' ''PV a. O. BoGRRT 4 co.
Agents for the States of Louisiana, Alabama,
d22 Mott Mississippi and Texas.
pRAXIL NUPS-t0 barrels for sale by
~ A. +. COCHRAN & HALL,
OIL 25 GrSvier street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11

TRo1s1EAE CouR DE DISTRICT CoLLENs & WOODBRIDGE
de la Nouyelle. Orleans. VS.. CHARLES HoLLE
I4la No. ll,790. l
I'm VERTU dun writ de salsfe ct vente a
"a moi adresse par Phonoabe roeme Gour de District
Nouvele- Orleans dams aare cidessus procedeai
LUNDI II de anvier 1858, midi dte de la Cite
la Commune entire les du Camp ct des agasns Ia
publiaue ct adjudication de-
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN, situe dams lie ouatrieme -
District de vile, daus ilet borne par les @
Magasins Ste Marie Live Oak ct StAndre; lie dit Twill
desgne e No. quae plan dresse par Hugh
Grant yoyer depose retude de L. Kenny cdevant
noare PUBLIC dams ct pour Ia Parosse de Jefferson
vingt pieds face Ia des Magasns pieds
pouces quatre ignes de prefondeur aecaine
Ensemble toutes les bases qu existent
lie dit terrain les droits, privileges,
avanages attaches appartenant exception
ancune. a.gg,...
dies batisses amaoraons consistent
deux eages bois bardeauN de vingt
yingtun ayant deux chambre cee du rezde chauee
occupee par NJ. J. Wittemann, SELLER.
LIE tout saisl dams patfaire ci-dessus.
CONDlTIONS--Compan moment de Fadjndcation.
", F.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11


I'm VERTU dun dccrct rendu ie ~ de Jam
f. 1851 ndresse Honorable Cinqueme Cour de
de District de la Nouvee Orleans, dams laaire cidessus
John NJ Bell cl-dcvant Sheriff. ct par lu moi tanserc e
procederai 10 JEUDI 81 de daccmhre 1851 midi, h6e
de la Cite Ia Commune entire cee du Camp e de Ma
csns dams District de cete WILLIE etectuer
page Padndcatlon de la propree don't description sua
r. -,
reguere suee le Quatreme District de la vile de la
Orleans rentermee les du Camp iu
Marie ct Ma2asns, 34 peds s pouces
rue du Camp 2i7 peds 2S pouce face Ia Magasns
Ell IT'S pieds j-S pouces face d Ia Ste Marie.
In maisou qu Sc dess appropriae
Public lie de Malche de la
gnsins.
Cette prprite vendu mRrche public.
plan dressc par dHenecour arpenteur
ct qni expose Ia vente
CDNDlT1ONS-Pour la proportion Ia willie de la
Nouvells Orleans, avoir 0GO dams la 72l9
l0 90 dams les lasses amelioraons compliant
de padjudicaon ct In proportion herers
auoe savor S6-Q0 dams Ia tere et 2l00 dams les ba
tissss ameorhtion1 deuN de credit bets
dosses la satisfaction des dts heers, poan
dltet Pan de Ia date usqua echtance ct pour dne.
Pan echtance jusqu paria paiemen gaanti PAR
hypoheque privilege de vendeur Ia pronrte yendue
H. H. PARKER,
ms dT1522Sf Sheriff de Ia Paroisse d. Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11

SECOND DIsrRlcr COURT Jos. 3. WILKINSON, JR., vs.
of New Orleans. STOWBoA PERS1AN-No. Il, 4i5
RYyIRTUE of aud In obedience 10 an order
II of sale rendered December ith 1851, aud
by the Honorable the Second District Court of New Orleans
the above entitled will proceed to sell public
the City Hotel Common street. between Camp
streets on sAIukDAY the 9h day of December 1851 l2
O'Clock NJ, the following described property, viz
THE ToWBOAT ''PERsIAN," together rY@g.
with all her furnure tackle APPAREL machin- AeGs,Es
ETC.. she lays above the First District
Ferry Landing, right bank of the river Mississippi.
Seized Professionally in the above suit
TERMS-Cash the spot.
f. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11

de la Nouvele Orleans. INGRAHAM-No 1l,746.
Wis est par 10 present dOnne aux Cream
"A ciers de Ia susite succession ct toues
que celia peu davoir ddure dix dater
de In psente publication les rasons esquees lie compe
preene de la e point
approuve ct homoogue les fonds mains repars
conformeinents dit compte.
Par ordre de Ia cour: IA
dl IL r, 8. WII,TZ Grafier
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
Subordinate Encamp1nents.


WILDEY No. meets the first and third SATURDAY. In a.,h
MONTH Odd Fellows Hail. corner Of Camp and afayeo s
sFesss saomon 1neffs # keaghey
H. Williams Treasurer James Furneaux, Assistantscbe
moBAH A. Nj NJ and fourth Saturday
ssaH noe es SeS%Ga' Tad W l. Butler
LAsALIE No. the first and third Monday In eacb
month in Odd Fellows Hall of Camp and Lafayette
,sr1ss ssneac 2cars + for hs present s
E. Trsssusr Edward Allen s'rSs
X each I'm month in Polar Star Lodge Room street
e. IL Fl j. BsTfns Misnsn s. W G Krebs scribe
LAFAYETTE No. meets the first and third each
month in Jefferson Lodge Room District Officers for
hs ban : eW-Ghas W. n5ehs gehse1 G wnke
Louis seibert Treasurer. '''
PELICAN Nos the third Saturday. in each
month in Polar Star Lodge St Louis street. ocersor
captans, $. VIC. o. Dugue Scribe; Vedo j. W. B La,
terae, Treasurer.
Interior Encampments.
MAGNOLIA No. meets in Baton Rouge the second and
fourth Saturday in each month.
W. SHAW 10 and third Saturday in
each monthin Clinton, parish of East Feicane.
addressed to Jas Furnenux a. Scribe ODD Feows'
''' JAMES FURNEAUx, G.scribe
.'Odd Fellows Rest.''
BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR ls57.-Ohicers-H Henry Bieru
President Bogleme Shields Secretary;
oSngy Fnans f. a
Miller a u Merritt MsmbsrsIJames M Fus
j. F. Warner, j. c. Wagner. ,-'''-0o
VAULTS IN '.oDD FELLOWS REST may be procured
81 p ynF h = Gn
s. Mint and the Secretary office, in Odd Fellows Hall
eeR $780,
5 G S al s sa @ sns o
r
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11

VENTE PAR LIE SHERIFF DE LA PAROISSE d d'oRLEANS
Pour efectuer up partage ~
ClNouEME COUR DIsrRICT) LA VILE DE LA NOu-
dell }VEI.LE-ORLEANS LES
Nouvelle. Orleans \ HERITIERS GUILLOTTE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11

SEVENTH JUSTICES oounr, ALEX. McNEALysJ. H. RING
Parish No. 305.
II of Orleans. SROB'T LAYTON vs. the same
jisstg II n Fas! No. z,30S.
PY VIRTUE of two writs of fierL facfas to
- directed by the Honorable j. b. Men Seventh
ce Of the Peace in and for the Parish of Orleans
coed to sell public auction, SATURDAY, the 18th day
Of December 1851 ut IL o'clock NJ Apollo
Third and Fourth streets
ONE SORREL HORSE.
Seized in the above SUITS. 8ss-.-
TERMS--Cash on the SPIT. rE. us.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
Odd Fellows Hall Association.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ODD FELLOWS, HALL
ASSOCIATION at their office Odd Fellows Hall on
the first Monday of every month.
Edward Plsbury President; Thomas Shields
John D. Bein TreasurerJ G. Dunlap, John Crickard b. d.
Steson. H. Howard, Eneas Smith, James Davis George
Rareshde, A. W. Bosworth, Geo. Dmeyer Bernard Cohen
and 3
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11
SALE BY THE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS
in Order to Effect Partition

SALE BY THE SHERIFF OF THE PARISH OF ORLEANS
in Order to Effect Partition.
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
of New Orleans. 5 THE HEIRS OF GUILLuTTE
Suit in PRrtiton--No. 9 903
pY VIRTUE of u decree rendered January
u 3l 1851 and directed by the honorable the Fifth District
Court of New Orleans in the above entitled matter jno
NJ Bell late Sheriff. by said late Sheriff erred
will proceed sell public auction the City HOTEL Common
street between Camp aud Magazine streets in the First District
Of this city December 3st 1851 II O'Clock
NJ. in order to effect PARTITION
A CERTAIN IRREGULAR PIECE OF GROUND A.,
between Camp, ST. Mary and Magazine Streets measuring M
34 feet 3s inches front Camp street. 247 feet rs Inches
front Magazine street. and IT'S feet 6S inches ST.
Mary street.
Together with all the buildings and improvements thereon
consisting of large and valuable MARKET HOUSE known
the Magazine Street Marke'
The same will be sold public market, and per plan
drawn by A. dHemecour Surveyor TO be exhibited at the
time and place of sale.
TERMS-For the proportion of the City of New Orleans, in
said property being in the land and 290o0 in
the buildings and improve en cash the and for the
proportion of the Heirs Of Guote in said property being
36O0 In the land and 200O in the buildings and improve
menls, and years credit for endorsed the
satisfaction of said heirs bearing per interest
from their date and interest after maturity
until paid and secured by mortgage and vendors
the property sold. f. I. PARKER,
Sheriff of The Parish of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11

The undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages and for the parish
and city Of New Orleans, cees that the foregoing
poraon recorded this day. in his Office Society Book
No. 4, folios 81, 80, S3 and 81.
New Orleans November IT, 1851
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11

certify the foregoing to be true copy of the original
file and OF record in my office.
Witness hand and noaria New Orleans this 18th
lLsl day of November, 1851
r. CHARLES CUYEILlER,
Nniar lie
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-11

de la Nouvelle Orleans. CARSTRNS-No IA 2si
A TTENDU que Doris Nordcman n presente
IA petition la iefet d'oblen les lettres de
cuaelle Ia succession de feu John Case decee
pteS!at--
Avis par present donne cex que celia peut con-
cerner davor dadnre dix ours les rasons pour
qnelles II ne serait pas fat droit la dite petition
Par ordre dc la Cour
d4 GA p, S, WITT. Greier
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-13

OPERATIVES OFF FOR IRELAND.-The
Newbury correspondent of the Boston
Traoeler writes as follows:
We are gratifed to learn that every
effort will be made to keep our cotton
manufactures in operation, and that, il
accommodations are extended by the banks
they will not stop during the wpter.
According to the census of 1850, there
were in the New England States 300, ,0OO
operatives engaged in manufacturing cot
ton and wooden goods; in New York, 200,,
000 in Pennsylvania, 5000; and in al
other States, 100000.
Quite number from our Irish popula,
ton are returning Ireland. BY industry
and economy many Of them have acquired
means, and in view of the favorable con.
dition of the old country, start off with
the determination of spending the re.
mainder of their days at their early
homes.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-13

ST. LOUIS, Nov. "a letter from a
Democrat Lecompton, dated I'd inst, says
that Walker had left there few days be-
fore. His destination was thought to be
Washington. 1t stated that Walkers OBJ
ject in stationing toops at Lecompton was
net exactly to protect the convention or to
watch and be prepared for any action his
slavery enemies might make against him,
but because the Legislature, having large
free State majority, will probably repeal
obnoxious laws and depose oficeholders,
in which case repetition of the bloody
scenes of the early history of the Ter
ritory is apprehended,
The constitution will be submitted to
the people with the slavery clause, which
will be Objectionable to the free State men
and too moderate for the pro-slavery
.ultras.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-13

KANSAS. = The Richmond Examiner
(democratic) concludes long article on
the present posture of Kansas affairs, as
follows:
'It is all the legitimate result of attempt
ing to make, SO to speak, ga silk purse out
of sow's ear" of attempting to consti-
tute sovereign State-a law observing,
order-loving, constitution respecting com
monwealth, out of heterogeneous motley
of spectators, back,woodsmen, rowdies
and cut throats. Kansas ought to be ruled
with a rod of iron and the strong arm of
imperial power for dozen years yet to
come, without so much as constable be-
ing elected by "the people God save Che
mark y during the whole time, Then the
polls might be opened and the people left
perfectly free to frame their own institu-
tons in their own way Then there
might be an orderly, just and satisfactory
settlement of all yexed questions by com
petent suffrage, There cannot be until
then" '....
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-13

CoNdREssIoNALlC CoRRUPTIoN,--Iti is said
that Democratic member of Congress,
who was himself ready to offer 100000
for the Fort Selling Reservation, and would
have considered it a great prize at that,
will move for an investigation of the late
fraudulent sale. IL is believed that the
disclosures will be altogether richer than
those Of the congressional corruption at
the last session.