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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-09-25
PARISH TAX SPECIFICATION

AiNlHll y - ~ EClf IA ZION.
II ACCORDANCE with pa acl Of the legislature
/ approved April, IS7 ra1Hifne the Police Jury of
each aud every punish Of the state Of louisiana be-
fore evyag AID decidiHgo on The amount Of Taxes
70 be assessed In thcir respective parishes for the cur.
ral year, they shall cause to be made out an csti-
mao exhibiting the various items Of expenditures re-
qu.lPl for said parishes respective.
lherelole the Police Jury in and for the Parish of
Fast tclcIana, La, at its session cOmmeuenp and
ending on the first Monday in september, Ap.. 1858
proceed to make out an estimate exhibiting the va
ous ltemsof expenditures for This parish for the cur
rent year, to wit:
!. For the purpose of payingthn Juries sum
moned TO attend the District Court $1,000 90
= rof lhelhallllalhhhcc Of panpers, ,...,, 1000 90
B. Repairs and erection Of BRIDGES, ... 1000 90
l. Repairs and preservation Of the public
property IN Clinton, n,,.,,......,...,.. 800 90
D. Current expenses OF the Police Jury, to
wit salary Of members clerk, police
officers, and printer, r,...,..,,.,...... 75O 90
g. Payment Of auditor and treasurer, ... 300 90
T. Incidental or contingent expenses. .,.... $500 90
g. DeirAyng expenses OF elections, ......., $50 90
.. Butying poor and INDECENT persons who
leavenoihng,,, Observation-Disclosures. 80 90
Sl0,l50 90
Amounting to Ten thousand one hundred and fifty
dollars.
ATTEST WM. NJ, JORDAN,
President Of the Police jury.
II }. DELoNY, Clerk. sept II
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-09-25
NEW ORLEANS PACKET

.VHE SPLENDID STEAMER. GOLDEN i1r "
l. McJomls Master. Gin the place Of !eaaNzgs a
thc BELLA DoNEA) viii commence her ,,v.s.asS
reeuiur hR.Innss Tor ihe season making =
we hfst trip on Snnrla! The 2sth Of August. 1853
ma every succeeding saturday evening. viii leave
New orleans for Donaldsonyile Bayon Goula. plo
qnemlne, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson Waterloo Raw
on sara, Polnte Coupee. Morgunza Tanica Williams
mediate landings. Returning will leave Bavon O.,
rn every Wednesday on the carnival ol tbe Cars from
Noo,ayll'G' 1ouching 1T Port Hudson and all inter
E,.r>PariculaT attention paid to the receiving and
lahdihg Of passengers and way freight at all 6ours
~ 49, 80 'ld hlGhl. aug
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bat son Der Stuot MaI4in9ton omerifanilde
&nmeloun9cn ppn peiteren $4,000 Yfp. ct,
erbalten. SO lit ieet lAOn ..mebr rOrbanpen,
ais pa8 erforperlIHe capital
Yortd9al bat 6rantreid 9egeniiber naA9e8es
ben, Iooh NIT Ger &,flirun9, paB g oieS nur
Der @)epait 8e8enjlber t2ue.
9n BreuRen bat Die erIte Summer nit 80
geBen rs Gttmmeu einen Nntra1 permcrfe1,
mprrad cine NOrelie an ben 80uiB uuo Bring
Jie9enten 9eIonpt lperpen Ioute.
Die american. 6re9atte Nabalb fam out II.
Sft. III eoHltlutinopel an. Die Maba;b ourite.
neil cie 9 ct ridt an benz betr. Bertraae be.
tba'li9t ltnp, bic Oarpanellen purdfabren, mas
lonlt SroBsn &re88i4iiIen itrenSe uerboten it.
Sn Serbteu Jap ea Iebr 9efdbtlt4 aus. Die
itdrtllde 8epSlt2run8 mar unter Q8aIfen.
Der mterletlide 1eIe9ropb Smildeu OoUer
uno @alal8 bate auF8eb6rt, 81 arbeIteu. WFan
9laubte, Dap ct 8ebroden lei,
3n Der JtdIe pe8 Sap Ger 9uteu Soifnuu0
oerbranute Der DaInpfer Galtern @itp am "a
Nu9. Aue an Soro, nit Aasnabme etnes Sns
9~enleurs uuO zines Palla9Ier8, wurDen 9~erettet
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SelegrapDtGcDe N0cDricDtelr
8eftatst fRr ben Baltimore sDeftr."
1nfanff 0es Sa'mpfeCs

,Gtrcdlfta H."


Dret Sage Neueres aus ur op a.
ct. Spbns, y. s., 6. Nop. Ser
SaraubenOampler @ircailian, Der ant W'or9en
re8 II. Sft. pom @alpap abfubr, fam bier all.
WabgenO peS erfen 9beiles ~letner Nfeile be-
lfanp Der @ircallian ldwere Stirne. st bat
800 9ollasiere fir 0tew>OOrf,
Die QiperpcolsT Sc Observation-Disclosures be8
v@ircallian" 8ebeu BIG gum WelttaS peS 26.
.SftDber.
Die Qra6ia fam ON "a. Oft in QiUerpool an.
Der Suplon, Don Jiews 1)ott uad Oremeu,
lief uni %. Oft. meaeu 9Oblen in Srut4anEp-
ton eln.
Der britilhe Srte08batnpfer @crBpn fam am
I22. Oft. bon 6alifar un0 6apol i'll Blpmoutp
an. Der @orScn mabte Nermeliun9en fir
cine anDere 2inie zines ~atlantil den Gelearapber
ron Der 8ant BON gtewfcunblanp Bis gum Gin
gang in ben en9lilAen Sanal Uia 6apal.
| Die @almap atlant. Dampfi4ifffabrt8sGc
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Muterie0niG&f9e SS4cortcbtets

@ai6tn9ton. W&an bait e8 bier fIt'
mabrIheinlid, DuB Der Sieg oes Senatpr
Drualas in 3ainol8 ben B~inan5minIlter Gcb6,
mel6em Der Oauptantbeil all Der Sudanar's
ldeu 2ecOmptorsP olttit 6u8elArte6an mtr0, gum
baloiaen 9liidiritt peranlaiien meroe. Al8 le1n
epeutueOer 9&aAIolSer miro Gtaltu8 Corning
ron Nlbaup gen lnnt.-Oie btell9en Douglas
Demofraten beabliNtiBen anf mOr9en AbenO
cine erc6e Subel'O enonItratIpn.
Qcro Napler lcQ benz 0en. Sap cine Jtote
tberreidt baben, norm an8e6ei8t mIrn, odB
Ntcarasua iib Der Siilie Der en8ltIben Tlotte
bepienen merpe, un Die 2unDuu8 Der 6libultIer
su perbiupern. Die DieileitlBe Jte8leruu9 tann
nun apar BON @oits unD 9te1t8Ue9en pa9e8en
niAt pa8 @erin9lte einweuOen, penaod ntnut
fte cine perrrollene Wtlene Da5n an lie nle!nt,
DaR lie l6on alein fart genu9 Jet, UNI IAte
Nentraliiits9eIeee in &roft 81 IeBen, paB eS
roau teiuer ~freuCen unD aul weni9lten en9liIder
Sulfe bepiirIe, Opf in Anbetrcht, paB Wals
fer breimal, Den 9teutralitGt8 Beleeen gum Gros
uno ben BunceSbeb0t0en Ucr Der 9tole, pom
8ooen Der Ser. Steaten aug 3u einen Noubz
1uQe ous5ieben tcnnte, DIrD lt1 unIere Ne9ies
runa ni6t lebr b~efla9en %pirieu, penn entmeDer
ibr outer GDi1e, poer ibre Strait bepeutenp in
3meikl 9e5O9en miro.
0al6t na6 @bina, %lcnbern mad S1rpinien
Ion Der Bralipent Der Gincinnatier Notional'
ccnuentipu, 2Garo BON @eOr8ien, al8 @elanDter
9ebeu+
Buffalo, 4, 0tOD. 3n Dem 2. QlIeme
b~lpbesirt unlereS &Ountp'S lit Der 0erausBeber
bes (beutl1en) Buffalo Gele8rapb. 9etnrid,
Mtaaer, nit elmer Wtojoritit rcn 1889 Stim-
men gum Absecroneteu semdblt. &r bat 1896
e Stimulen, fem pemOttatilher @'e8uer, Cutting.
nur 1907 erbalten. Die &ncwnOtbtu8s in Jet.
nem Be3irfe BADEN Obne llmltdnOe fir i'm, Ell
nen gebprenen Deutlaen, 9eltimnt, Elm aberma'
Tiger 8epeis buIir, paB bic uGmerltaner" MID
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Veuere8 au8 Guliforuieu per
Il berlQnDpol Il,

81. 2pui8, 8. ytop. Die ueberlaubpclt
6rtnst Gan Urauciscos 3ettun9eu bis gum II.
DIT. Die critic lleberllGOpcit son CT. Sous
fam unerpartet III San 6ranclaco on am 10
Stt, nuA "a Ia39n. Wtau traf 4norOnunSen
gut 6eIer 0es &rei8niI1e@. Sn Gan 6ranctaco
war Die erIte telegraph. DepeINe pom 0lptel
bee Sterra Nepao1 a%n5efommen. Der Sc
lammtbetra9 Don @'olpltaub pom 6ra3er HIrer,
Ger iii 0er Wtiia5e pOu Gan Tranci0ea %6epOnirt
WurDe, pttrus am |. SIT, $4,000.
Nm 6. Oft. btannten III SluestoDn q Oduz
ler ab. - Die @elAaite in Gun 6ranciacc 9Ins
gen in 4~43emei1en gut,
Wew. Orleans, Z. 9}op. Din 6ie<
Der ltarben an SamltaB % Ser cneu.
Der Dampfer Slad Warrirr fun pon 0a.
panuab nit mebr al8 $780, 900 in 0art3elo.
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Gurpp6tScDe SeasDricDten.
HrQufrei1.


Die "pOrtu9ieiii9e" 6ra9e 1T au9en6lidlid
cine brennenDe Ia8e8Tro9e in @uropa. gle
beltett eiufad, barin, Dap pte portu9ie(il9en 8e,
bDtpen all Der ofrifanll9en &ulte pas T~rau50liz
ihe S4iff v@borle5 9eor9e", oa8 angebltd
ufreie Ausmanperer", bewtelenermaBen ober 9es
U1ltIa IN 8eraubte 9te9erIflapen al SorD bate,
Ipe9uabmeu uao fOn0emnirteu, unD C1B GouI8
NapOlepn, Der WIeoerbe5rinDer Oe8 a%trifanis
l4eu Carbohydrates, IiA Der SeelenpertIufer
annlnlmt. Bortu9al lit ldma4 uno tleln uno
ipa reSbalb pur3 fran5Sitide San9nen 8 y
10 un9en merDen, ben leuen fr1n6oItIben
ScloUenbancel on5uerfennen. !3u Dem 3nede
ltnO mebrere lran5olilAe Irie98l0lffe Dor 4Iiia
bon erlhlenen, UNI, Delln Hortu9al uld)t na61e:
ben nil, 9teprelialien 81 er9relfen. Yortu8al
OerldBt ftp anf letn 8ute5 Jtecpt uno auI Die
mCralll9e Inter ltaguns GnSlanO5, beIien 40
net9ung geBen bic Seelenpertduf rel 3cut8 Sea
psLecn5 befaunt lit. Sn Der Ghat linD audi Ell
nl8e eu8liIde &rie98iAtfe nab 2IliabCn 8elGldt
pcrpen uro Denl anb notiCll1 ulDt p1r1n gu
penfen 1T, oaB eS BET Oieier @sleBenbeit 81 ez
mem I0rnliden GOnfl # 5wtldsn Gn9IanO uno
6ranfreld9 fonlnen merDe, 10 betradtet man bod
ben 9au5en Sortau ais Elm miAtiBe5 Staoiuln
in Der enBltidt frau5oliiAgn S~unOe89enoiens
I1aft uno lit tber5eu9t, Dap oaourd paa uber3e
lt1e Glnpernebmeu" 6pii1tn Den WtltnItten
einen Ihmeren StoB erbalten wlro. Den leb@
ten 9tahrl4teu Suiplse war ole Sad)e nod nINt
~erlebt8t; Yortugal iOroerte 0erWellun petIcls
ben an Elm SAieoS9erlAt, oarauf miro ltA aber
Souls IfapOleru uiht e~tnlallen, penn nod wirce
e8 ibm ihwer fallen, 5mes Dfidte gu @fiaoen,
Ole nit 9leiAer freder S4omloIi9teit ME er
|iel6lt ben SclapenlaaceI gu reAtfertIgen utter
uebmen miirDen. 81 2t1abon waren t~bri8ea8
lInterbanDlunsen i'm Derfe uuo man erpartete
big gun, %. Set. Elm a~linlttaes 9leiultat.
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Gela6t psrbeu 8lfer, 3ialnerte4ts, S@retner, Sautebe.
Spsn8 e, &attler, QDa8utr, SGEeiDer una SGHepertnnen,
8Orbfe1tar, Wdttnar ua0 Ga8e!D9ner fpDte Sold, wetGe
arp @cNO un9 5rDesrtsa0sn 5H errtAtea ~an(6en. 8eraer
Elm 8sbt!oeter Oeuti3er. ipe!der BeiGuig eHBit'6 unb frauaDs
nf@ iprt Vt. - NQe Otee faD II Die osns @~sleBeanete itD etne
trete unO unabbanst8s @rtfenj 81 %8rinp.n IN Norp @9lats
cot2e, ltreit an Der ger0tnbHns DS OJtg,GRnats nno Der
Siaattn. BauIota iperbsa 3n sn, bt1s5em @retfe AT tts
200 ertten Saltler e6BeIa1en naO TUr terer 5GbIunB 2DaGren
an4enpmmen. - QD<y2H weitGrtr Ma&InnIt menoe mda I'D
bctefi4 init &tnf4lu8 etneS 9%ehaaa,pSl AT tts MeQanist
AhOstatten, pber ". $. DtpRer, &btitcrE5e 9toB 80. Dpip,
ASft23 81
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Cgng1at g$erf0nf

2S5a 60 Wfer &la0 nit gGter STANDARDIZATION, 16 Mtetlsn
50. az BON Der StaDt mace Ger 2~anptrh8e un6 In Der aeluu.
#SgsjE beHsn 8eseno, 13O12 Naer an Der ~gIcrtberu @eatral.
MsSSA-&tienbafn, 80 N.tilsn 3GG bee Stabt mtt 0~jetauben /;
~ %4er an Der alien Jrspertd NOab, gut a~nssbaut; 107 Adsr
NIT ouoiHea decentralization unp NrIagen, wtrb aegen @iaet.
t6un' tn oar Stapt etm8etauf9t, s 4fer an ber alten 1reptria
NUa6, q Dastis sDn DtDnnt BE- SaleS 1870 0ter am Wa16ins.
F0a-eGnpmf5e, IL Mettlen pn Der S5taot; 2 6Gu(er IN Som.
arote, nabe G%antbsatr. 1 III 2gef GoYaberoiir Bin 6aus
s'tfEtr: IN eenn8tpntfr. 1 tn 6senttr. 1 in %9ratttrdBg /;
l tn QanoSfFitr. IL Wulberlefr. uR9 meprete Gnbere tn
perihteOensa (~1e8enOen Der 9ta0t. 2ots su Dermtstlea tn
25et BaittmOrear., 4ipnu2neHt, ,9ap uup 0lc&tberrptr. NIB
Sreaopap. &'rhao III SertaateA IN 8tOapwag. 5ruMbreaten
III DegtaNItn, 3lodcr uno ytrrrts,
Mpi5~S $40. 50 yaYetttfra6e.
49, %8Gufbtlefe 1tctG-gBntraE t, GeIamen { uAe amber +,
iIrtfds@e 2apters, DD:e 4GGilens ~5ertdtss &ee Id1fte tnsrbe
ntteh5 bgiGrGt.
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Sis. sic. Sis.

Sis. SIC. Sis.
uuter3ci6neter maft fctuen ! sunten uub benz QubItfun,
ttermis betannt, t6 or tint Stdube 1T, mdbrenb Der aan.en
5pmmer. &atfcn bna bette @tS, bas In biefsn Staate femals
aui5tmabrt mutbe, Su liefsrn. So TT Spn gutter Difs unb ppn
rttnent 6rNb,tuqSpdNsr, uED befE6rt I'D Su 6pd1dle, gdItp.
County, nabe bru Jernlen Der 6srren SeFs 5ltneluff u. 0api
tan 6tutttr, ee betrtt5 Der QuGIttdt Nusfunft geGen t6u
ner,-AuStrogg, oit IN BirCIp's 2epey"Qap p, Geiapipe, aufas
8tbCn r0trcen, perbeu pin ttit5 befpr
.9Ier.
Ey-Gts. Dcp % g9eRsR us-Ias TRnt 2. 6NBt
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&bee lgro 1nffee.


ber ouh mtrtIt6 Aut Il.
4}eun i9r {hIcbten GaTee unb I6ee Serorau6t, fp til eS
unb tlit8cn 3bee unO Raifee bdben tn BEN 8 tUPe ben
Gbtntftn, @de pn ~8alttmsre. unp 6rebertdfr.
.am0 er @otnsie oeh liDnto8 DlcrAeR piS SGmftsg Rabt
tebt rrp Gu6 ethlaoet Yen tstntat btltAcn up telfaten Sbes
Eno M0nee ~ iNNfen. MPnt6nE
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&S5eialGffasls

8o8, pa8 btllt9te aller Ht6te1
aSer npr jWr 0iseaiBeu, wsIae fd bic Sasrttren unb n6tbi.
gen GprriAtangcu ron 4 pdrIeS SGngbubn &fe ppr
. lttmUra uap 8rcntirdee auiDdfen.
@tstaea 6eeanfen 1"o S5sfannttn, foSte benz publttun
U~berEuapt, frldGbe tb mir bic 8enertun9 1T MAIDEN, bB bel
mir mar Spn pcr reeadea 8s0tenun8 be 8eHe fstn Tam, mel
abe Nytetlen purA metne ei9ensR 6Gnos 9tbsn.
u9"~9teparG ursn, iCwtf l0"iti8l NteiG0- Irtetten pcrbe Id
fl Id 3eu aiS mRatI5 Fsiorpen.
FtH9i43mt &&As. s unstubn.
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Sffjce ser Ga6tidbts@ Ompa9nie.
" WVItF WI %
GNfe 1urn Nerfanf.

0VIt 6UII OOIINHI%
Die @dsli6t>GUmp0gnt bon Baltimore pftctrt gum ger-
fduf: IN ben G5ISwefte n an 6clibdpfr. - 6 pte" betm etn-
SEMEN Snlbti rDsr In Auantitatsn mad Q6un d bs R6uf.r RS.
Mpp2,4 Az, iw2m SpfePb SrOwn, Str.
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SerGaggi 5 &aasSesgen.
Gu perfaufen ODER III r~erreuteu.

Sa 8t&moab, @a, cine 8anfi8 Gelsgfne 3terbrauer.t, nebf
ctctn .tae1 4Gec 3dyren-Sdno. Die &taufrst 1T nj elmer
Auele D%sriegeE, nss6e etne binre,benDe N.enge te8 Ib6naen
26anera !leTsrf uab al etncm pIGbe 8ele8en, Der ib pOE aIslt@
3ur Commensurate "a tt9nsF. gtageIe Na@ri@tsn et eut
8. Q . 70 a gerle, 0ita mUn0, 80. 9ttz9.lp
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SSarlIsfnr:

SIM beuti9cn NrbetEe0Ireau 10. 8 NQrtb 8reberitaraBtI
peTpen iogletN Steaen belVrst fir G'erfS, SuGbalter, QOr tar,
t9rfseper, &ufwdrter, &atiA.r, 0attner, 6armsr, SAreinsr
S6der. Carpenter, Sdone bar, Sart!sr, SbuBml9er, Mt1nner
u Sabrtttn up Anabea IL stpre uno QpGeIs ebeni0 tuo
Stsaea Qhca TUr aGdianen, .3taamermlb9sa, RinbtrmGS9e.
unO Uiab0tn tie 8epRg nttd9a 91usarbelt IN amerttau. une
Dsutf9ea bdH7iiten.
0ttt IL L9a!Getmer Il, 0fjuebOff. Iasn!en
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Jte1te &1u5et0en.
IaOurSzSfiice

IiGUDrSzSSffce+
Civ y alse. 0a.ttnprt, tcn B. gGS. 1898.
ia tetne @rscufn5 62r @puDe neur BOA NfarplGno BITE Anbe'
raNMunB ra 70, ii le5 5Hat OefD uHD DGntiGB THr bic 5dbiFlt
den GsgnHagta, pcreA 10 3a QOf Don NfargldHO esfrente,
%srnpiQGlea 9aG, 10 eriHme ~, AbCmaS SpaHg, Nfa9pr Ger
SlG0r Baltimore, III ueter.tI tttamunJ att pteier &a%tPlepi4.8
Die SurBer 3atnnVre'$ fb WI beiGggent Gag YDt aueh Sc
iDGfleh III entplttgH HuD bei aumGJtiben Wptt OQnt eIr,u"
bring. n fNr bic pmIta0ea SIgngaBsp, Die eg us ais 8glt erD
pteGn bat.
1eBeeea unter nietner 9ano NM osut 9 sgsI Der 5t0Ht 3nls
ttm tx, an D. gtogemDtr 1858
gtUU5s+5 EGOs. GWonn @tasUr.
Selt0uiazB al=GeretM ytO. ).
Rttpftt9en OtenrGg cen 9 IL peme e., ab. NOS 5 Abr, fnbet
0tntrais 0eriemmIaaB 49,, am pplr stitnp0 %.lte8tHoeH 0Qr"
taia8 abjaltnEed.
@to S01N %. 8Otte. SER,
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WALi VI
SSac0 JEDttcrodrt.

l.3 DGs neue, f9neaieBain1e 5Iegatti6tf 1. 8lad
-st@ DWtSburg &Gpt. s. VI. gB"te9mdn
&a~~Ass wiro mad pb.asnt 6afen fbusG erpsptrt weroen,
vs. 0R Grh3s nab pan age men E man IT'D an
GtbrA6er 8Sntnger, q Germanfr
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Nrbeiter Geiudlt II SnIo.

3wet prtenttt@G Ruabeu ppn IL IA SaDren sum Reae(au
ieben Ia yp. 3 QRpsIN Xaue. ~
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|rbett 9f9Gb3peifu1g8 S~3wreau,
ynume3iIgdRe ,j{o. an.

NNssr NNIIiBF ser AeNtIbeG Wee4DGfL"
Cue DteeatgeH, DeINe beAiQe .oGdoUgrEer, Wtbeter Obel
Oteattbpten jl bei9t !8ep nHAl1ea. tpmte all beRtften VII
5ettiuAenDtn wQueu lb pgriOaIi9 pper tn franttrttn Briefeu
IN bgu Ngenttu Der 9eegl afE, QrG. j. s. is tltn "a.
GDff 9tc. % L9nctea9r. ehocn, weI9er WnentGsi lid
AnefAnft erthetisn MIR. =.
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No. 8 &ef Bratt(tr., @de poa GoncorpfraBa.
SD. made nstuen 8reunoen fCpta BAN gei6rteu Dubtttam
TN @GGametnsa bic InIege, bag tb aa 9gtgem pilbe ems
neue &1trtpi0aft erOEnet babe Hn6 ia0a Tteiug wertBen GGu-
Nr 5u 5%aDlredgm s5efude Elm,
~ 5eDen Wtct8ea 8pif8es f0-l2 nbg spirp Ell
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=. 80 E.SlE Z
~ FlGur BETWEEN Two CoNsRsss-
MEN.-Ditiiculty occurred on Saturday
morning on Pennsylvania Avenue, be-
tween English, Member fof Congress
from Indiana, and Montgomery, Mem
Der OF Congress from Pennsylvania.
Mr.Nlontgomery refused to speak to
Mr.. English, whereupon the latter
struck him over the head with his cane
mud immediately ran. Mottgomer-
thewia brick-ba at his anita gonist, ahity
ting him on the boot. Montgomery in
strength is superior to English. The
latter has been held for assault. Mont
gomery's face is badly bruised, and he
has kept his room since, attended by the
physicians "" y 20, ,i5Gso9 91 $40
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New Englalld{EeStival.

The Sons Of New England, residing in Keo.
kuk, celebrated Forefalhers Day, the 22d ins.
in becoming ind appropriate mtnner as W y
Julge by full report published in Daily Gate
City. The Grafton by ]. r. Briggs, Of the
Cate City, does that gentleman great credit
there was also good poem by Albert Sutllff
10 whom. if we mistake Rot. we re recognise an
old acquaintance, and there were .oasts, respon
ded to happily and well by numerous persons
IL attendance.
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INDIAN TROUBLES ON THE FRONT
.IER.-A communication from Mr.
Withrow, private Secretary Of Gov
Lowe, vindicatcs the Governor from
the attacks which have been made up
on him for sending the "Frontiel
Guards to Spirit Lake, and proves
clearly that he acted with commeuda
Die promptness upon authentic and Q.
liable information, and deserves the
thanks ofthe people Of the frontier and
OF tho entire State. oA 5ss ,Gssi - ~.
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: THE GREAT FAMILY PAPER
TIE GREAT FAMILY PAPER!
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TIE GrEAT FAMILY PAPER.
TIE GREAT FAMILY PApEH. =
..RosPECrUs FOls THE YEAR 1859.

- % = - 80 : 80. 20
The Proprietor OF the NEW iOKk LEDGER Is graf.
hed ut having It In hi. pow.r to announce hi. FRO
pectus for the new yesr-le59-tha. all the popular
sud eminent writers OF the LEDrER stan have been
.rs pleased to %snioa the name iio% EDWARD
EVERETT who Is to fdr"ish series 81 articles to b.
'THEMoCNf VERNON PAPENs For these articles
done we have already pail Mr.. Everett ior the beh
ent o. tns haale Mou,u eloh Associatoh) tae sum
Of Ten HoIsAND WILLIAMS:
As Nh INDIGESTION o. the pop1iarty OF !he LEpGEA
we need ony state te simple iact t"t us circaintio
Is Larger Than that Of any o'her Ten literary papers
that its proprietor Secures III. bes. Writers In the
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Curtis OIltdOlpe.t

4 The Democracy were filled with consterna.
tion few months ago by the report that Col.
Curtis proposed to drain the ocean and turn il
into forms. Whether the Col. ever really sug.
, gssted anything Of the kind is quite apocry.
phaj. gId3tD @N'5E sd5 ftEt isas# ~
-, ittakes Mr.. Buchanan to really do wonder.
+ .fulthings. He tells more than twenty mil.
lions Of his fellow-citizens and the rest OF
mankind, in his annual message, we'll con.
4 siaered and carefully written state paper
that s.the transit by lanl over narrow 18TH
q uns occupies, nearly the same position" as if
II were san arm of the sea-" He does not nn-
GeItake 10 make farms by draining the ocean
~ bdt on the other hand to make a settled and
occupied country ''nearly the same things as
the unsettled and drsary wastes Of the oc ear.
Will the democracy swallow that as greaI
fprineiple9 If so, the question may soon come
up, how wide q strip Of land must be to
free it from the laws OF transit that prevail on
g. the ocean. Will the distance from New York
tn San Francisco be sufficient? IL so, will
that from New Orleans to the same point be
sufficient also? Grave questions will arise,
requiring Tor their solution the mastery intel
/ LETT of another Chief Justice Story, whose
!. work on the laws of the high seas gave him
such renown and placed him among the FIRST ju-
rists in the world. Indeed, we have most
wonderful President. Under his administra-
ton the great laws Of Jurisprudence based on
the laws Of nature, are changed with the ,facil-
tiy Of magic influence, and at the touch Of his
wand, man becomes property, and land be-
comes water.