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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-25
HGNRY T. BROWN, ABB. IRWIN.
BROWN g. IRWIN.


nEtD or THE BASIN,
HAVE the best Of Charcoal and common
Al Horse shoe Iron.
nKOWN N IRWIN
Have the best of Round, square and Flat Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
Have the best OF Dand Hoop, oval, Half Round aud
Sheet lion.
BROWN s IRWIN
Have The best OF Wagon, Buggy, SpriHg ana Dandy
Tire.
BROWN X IRWIN
Have the best ul Norway and HrenZOn Nail Rods.
BROWN X IRWIN
Have the best Slab steel and Slab Iron.
BROWN a IRWIN
Have the beat Of I,ound Fiat, square and Oetagon
steel.
BROWN IRWIN
Have the best ct Pittsburgh springs aud ANles.
BROWN a IRWIN
Have the beat OF Carriage Hub bands, and Tire and
Plow Bolts.
BROWN a IRWIN
Have the beat oi bellows Anvils and Solid BOX Nises
BROWN e IRWIN
Manufacture and sell stoves, Hollow Ware, &C.
~ BROWN q IRWIN
Keen Tin Of all Kinds, sheet, Zine and Iron.
BROWN x IRWIN
Keen Cnppar and Tin Bottoms, Hlouk Tin and solder
BROWN A IRWIN
Keep pie plates fruit tops and bottons, &C. all
OF which viii he sold TO the trade at the lowest
prces. augs
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DAILY E8fPTRE.
NoW porm br Mrs nromnlnr-

In the London A lheneum. Of Sept 2lh
brought by the Canada, we 6nd The following
Characteristics poem on Italian politics Iii
accompanied bya noie from lhe writer and q
comment Of the editor, as fallowsi
"The good and true politics Of this pueu
you, being English. will dissent from nliogeih
er. 50. II on please but Yet me iu. Suik,
but hear me. T.. b. B."
We need not say how much we respect The
poeiess--for We inset her lale--por. though we
give it circulation, how ia. we dissent from her
present readiug Of the riddle of the Spinx. e
Edaor of AAen@um
A TALE OF Y1LLAFRANCA; AS TOLD IN
TUSCANY.--By ELzAntrn BRowsISa.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which ueuralizos tliis maarious poison IN The
blood, and stimulates tl0 liver 10 CNpd u flum
the body. As Il should 80 il docs cufs this I'd.
hlciye disorder with perfect certainty. And it
docs inorc, or rather docs what X OF more scr-
vice 10 those subject 10 this Infection. If taken
In season 1t expcs Il from tho system 0s II i ub.
sorbed, and thus keeps those who use " lrce from
It's attacks; keeps the system in health although
exposed to the disease. Consequently il not only
cures, but protects from, the great variety OF nf-
fcctiOns which are induced by this malignant
influence, snch ms Rcmittent Fever, Chill Fever
Dumb, or Masked Ague Periodical Headache,
or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevcrs, Ncuralnia,
rheumatism, G0ut, Blindness TooihaChc Ear
ache, Catauh, Asthma, PalpitatOns Painful Ar
fcctons of the Spleen, Mysteries Collie, Paralysis
aud Painfnl Affections OF the Stomach and Bow
els, all Of which, when arising from this cause,
viii be found 70 assume moro orless The infounii
tent type. This "AaUH CuBE" removes the caus1
Of these arrangements, and cures the disease
This Il accomplishes by stimulating the cXcre-
tories to eXpel the virus from the system an
these organs by degrees become hahitrd 20 do this
then office Of their own accord. Hence arises
whatwe term dccliBdhoR. Time may accomplish
the same end, but often life Is not long enough or
Is sacrificed IN the attempt, while tliis AGuE
CURE" does II at once, and with safety. We Mvc
great reason 70 believe this Is a surr as Wcll ni
safer remedy for the whole class of discases
which are caused by the miasmaGc Infection
than any other which has been discovered; aud
IL has still another important advantage 10 the
public which Is, that II is cheap rs well as EOOd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-25

softening the gums reducing gailinfammationE,dil ali
Rllay ALL PAIN aud spasmodic action, andis
SURE TO REGULATE TIE BOWELS,
Depend upon It, Mothers, it win give restto your.
elves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO Your INFANTS
We have put up and sold this article for over
ten years, and CAN sAYi' IN CoNFID NCE AND
THUTH OF IL, what well have never been ab e to
say OF any other uedi- =, eine-NEVER HAS IN
FAILED, IN ASINGLEtl INSTANCE, no EF-
FECI CURE, whenng timely used. Never did
we know An instanoed * oi dissatisfaction by any
one who used it. On thehl contrary, all are de-
lighted with its opera-HT tionH. and apcak in
terms OF highest com-IO mendation OF lis magic
al effects and medical virtues. We speak in
this matter "wHAT wE.h DO KHown after ten
years experience, andk1 PLEDGE OUR HErurA-
TtOE TuR the FuLrfI-rw AIENr or WHAT NE
IEHE E,lAHE. In al-El most every instance
where The infant Is suf-bi fering from pain and
eNhausti, q, Geliel willtfi be found ia fifteen or
twenty minuteH aitefili the sytupis ADMINISTERED
fhiB valuable ptepAIae tiOn Is the prescription
Of one OF the most EAEt nj 4 \ Ed and
SkllLFuL NukSts inO New EnglAnd, snd has
been used with HEvERS FAiLING sUcuEsa IN
THOusANDSO OF GASES.
Itnoi only relioyestheS~ ehidnom pain, but in
Vis0iates the btomaehpl and bowels, coTrecis
AciGityi and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. ~ viii almOstf0 instAntl, relieve GRI-
PING IN TIL BoWS1 ELS AND WIND col
lt, Anl overcome conf. vulsions, which, 1t not
speedily femedied, endt& in DEATH We believe 10
the hrsT and SuItcsIk~ Remedy in The world, ia
all cases OF nYSENC1 Terry AM DtAR-
RHH IN CHILDREN,S whether II arises from
teething, or from anyizl other cause. We would
say toeNery mother whom has a child suffering
from any OF the i0tegoS< ing complaints 80 DO
NOT Int YOUR PREZ JUDGES NOR T!E
PRkl uDlCEs OF orHSi RRS, stand between
rsuhrring child aud - ihe relief that will be
SuRK - yes, ABSokS LATELY SURE--to fol
low the use Of thist = medicine, IL timely used
/ Fun directions for using viii accompany
aeh bottle. None gen 4. uine unless the iac-Biui-
I ile of CURTIS A PER N klNs Now YORK, 10 on
[ the uutsiue wrapper. ~
sold by pruggisiskS Throughout The WoFld
Principal oiiier. = No. Is Cedar It,
New York.
price only as centa per Bottle
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& ECONOMY
a 0 I w e a th G r.
sCMDGlEY's sE8EEIglGERATOKS
AID ICE3 CHESTS!


sIuS' ARCTIC REFRIGERAT0Rsl
AZ A. W. RICE CO.'S, Huston building
ROQUET WATER COOLERS,
PLAIN WATER COOLERS,
Both Zine and P1rceiain, with and without FilierF
AT A. w. Rlus & co -, Huston Building.
Menner's Five Minute Cream Freezers
At A. W. RICE s CO.'S, Huston Building.
Plunge Bath Tubs,
Hip aHd Spungc Bath Tubs.
Ala, w. RICE = CO.'S, Huston Building
Toilet Selta, Plain ana Fancy,
AtA w RICE & CO.'S, Huston Building.
lndlow's Srl(-ecolng Cans and Jars.
Requiring wax, soldering or cement They seal
easily and open easily. Eyery one warranted per-
lectly tight. Also screw Top Cans, Wax Cans and
alt kinds Of Cans,
Ala W RtcE CO.'S, Huston Building
OLD DOMINION COFFEE POTS,
aud COFFEE ROASTERS
At A. w. RICE 8 CO.'S, Hutton Building.
A general assortment OF Tin, Japan 3 Pressed Ware
At A. w. RICE CO.'S, Huston building.
Whilcwash Brushes shoe BRUSHES Scrub Brushes
Comb brushes, Dust brushes, Tea Duaters, just re-
ccivel from the Fast, At
A. W. RICE & CO.'S, Huston Building.
Stoves ana House Furnishing Goodn,
In general.
At A W tlCE ~ cos,
Iyti Huston Building.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-25

MRS. WIN ST. O w
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician pre-
aentA to the attention Of mothers, her
Soothing Syrup !


Which greatly facilitates the process OF T. ething by
soitenng the gums, reducing allin1ammation-will all
RllaY ALL PAIN aud spasmodic action, and Is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS,
Depend upon IT, Mothers, it win give restto your.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-25
Ho, Ye Anglers.

GALL On j. X. Gebhart aud get nice hsh
" Ing pole have got aiee onfs, and 20 s,ialAk
bS D. q,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-25

Price only rs Cents per Bottle
ieg- IydAW
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Felt and Composition Roofing!l
SWEETMAN & BRO,

Successors to Barnett sw' etmsn nro.n
WILL put on the above cheap and dura-
w BILE Roofing In Dayton ond vicinity, also In
the neghbOring States, on as short notice and as
fair terms as any firm in Ohio or elsewhere.
Having had R long practical experience In the
business, they hope TO satisfy all who may favor
them with their patronage. They also keep con-
stantly on hand Roofing Materials OF the best qna-
ty and will sell at Cincinnati priees for approved
paper, or i've per cent. discount for cash will be
made. Address as above.
SWEETMAN & BRO,
Dayton, Ohio.
Please leave orders at the Hardware store ol
Measrs Loomis Barnett Sd ST., or at our Factory,
No. 1873 Fourth street, Day ton, Ohio.
aug3l-smd
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16

TRorrING AT THE CREOLE CouRsE.-On Thurs.
day there was lively trotting match, to harness,
mile heats best three in ve for $780, between Frank
Webb's br. 9. Jack and George Halls cream-colored
Lady Washington. 1t was not expected to be much
of trot, both the animals being green at the busi-
ness ; but the manner in which Jack won the race,
considering that it was his debut on the public turf
stirred up considerable excitement, and led most to
predict that he will yet put of the professional
crack trotters to their trumps The time made was
very good for green horses, and it will be seen that
Jacks dander " rose with each heat.
Frank Webbs Jack
Geo. Halls Lady Washington. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Time, 2:54--2:4S-2:47.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16
Icy rHs NATIONAL AND SOUTHERN LINES,

I1Y TIE NATIONAL AND so1THERs HNEs.1 u
NEW YORK, April 15-The New York Herald Of
this morning contains further evidence that an expe
dition is on foot for revoutionizing Cuba.
The Herald says that about three weeks since Don
Jose Hernandez, with small number of Cuban
exiles, left New York in IN American schooner for
the eastern shore Of Cuba for the purpose OF initiat
ing revolution by preparing the disaected for the
contemplated expedition against the Island, and
ganizing the revolutionary party there.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16
LATER FROM PARAGUAY.

Treaty Of Peacs Signed.
NEW YoRK, April 15.-The New York Herald, OF
this morning, publishes letter from It's correspond
ent dated at Rosario on the 18th Of February, which
states that Commissioner Bowlin had concluded
treaty Of peace and commerce with the Government
Of Paraguay. s srsA4 s@'a
The correspondent states that the treaty was signed
by President Lopez and Commissioner Bowlin On the
9th OF February.
Commodore sheubrick had ordered oil the vessels
Of the expedition to be detained at the mouth Of the
river until his arrival there. H ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16

THE ARTHUR NAPOLEON CONCERT takes place
Monday night at Odd Fellows Hall. 1t is reasonable
to conclude from the success which the young pianist
and his associates have elsewhere achieved, that
another will be added to the list by this event. With
his fame the public generally familiar, and the
two vocalsts with him, Miss Haywood and Signorna
Carroll have high reputation in musical circles
Herr Doehlcr is well known as violinst Of genius
and attanments. With such artists to produce it, the
very attractive programme published must merit the
appreciation of the auditory, however fastdious or
critical IL nav be.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16

The editor Of llknown magazine wears lenG
goatee. A wag noticing his habit OF han9hnG =
while writing suggested that he ~ rsslhssg -
brains. ~ fsssffss 81
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16

PERHAPS THOSE WHO INVEST IN the havana Lo.-
terry with such dubious chance would nna themselves
much proftted by trying the famous new orleans
Temple Of Fortune, No. 81 Camp street, and by the
purchase of an article for ~ So draw something hne
perhaps an elegant pair Of vases, or rich teaset.
Try your luck, speculative citizens.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

TIE ORLEANs.-Aubers three-act opera Lam.
bassadrice " will be performed.
The YARrETIEs.-The comedy +" Town and Coun-
try" is announced, with Messrs. Jordan, Smith, Da-
venport, Holland, Briggs, Plunkett, Norris Mrs.
Boyce, Miss A. Graham, Mrs. Seton, Miss Lonsdale,
and others in the cast. After wreath pas de trois
Sketches in India" with characters as BEFORE will
conclude the entertainments.
The AMPH1rHEArER.-"T The Bottle Imp " will be
repeated by the Marsh Juvenile comedians.
CONCERT HALL.-Arctic panorama of DR.. Kane's
expedition, with descriptive lecture, etc.
The ST. CHARLES" Asphodel; will be repeated
by the Ravels, and the comic pantomime "The
Schoolmaster' performed for the first time ; also,
Festival Dansant by the ballet troupe.
ARMoRY HALL.-M. Leo Taylor, the Oriental
Wizard will give an entertainment Of ventrloquism
and natural magic, and introduce his trained dog
/" Wallace"
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16
MONDAY ADJUSTMENTS.

AT THE AMpHITHEArER the Marsh Juveniles will
perform the drama entitled " The Bottle Imp" Miss
Louise, Miss Carrie, Master George W. Marsh and
others taking part.
AT CONCERT HALL the great panorama of DR..
Kanes arctic adventures with relics of the expedi-
tion will be exhibited, accompanied with lecture.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16

Why does father call mother honey I z asked =
boy Of bis elder brother Can't tell, 'cept itas -
cause she has large comb in her head
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16

It is reported that hot PIE On : uindoN-a
Gloucester Nsss.. vas recsntly asissd " Ne poale
for smoking in the atteets, Sss E
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16
n FOSTER,S SLAVE DEPOT,

NS 1877 Common street, New Orleans.
n undersigned most respectfully presents this his
to the public large for the coming season. In the
sale OF Slaves Shall have constantly large and
CHASER wants be what they Having three extern
sye wards prepared to accommodate FIVE HUNDR ED
have every accommodation for Traders
for boarding lodging with servants in attendance Ny bust
ness will be strictly confined commission giving ther eby
each and every equal opportunity in the Of
bis Thankful past avors respectfully solic
Of All FORMER customers friends. OF In
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16
Y1taI JnttIlissast.

YHsrSEDAY was delightful ~ ~ yosne = Il
and polar beam. Winter seemed te ~ ruzIlp
and Spring, shocked q tbs asht, s~osusa w.
cloth3ag and eoal ares wsss oncs nsss q z
everybody Looked fcs uow ~ only r1fa e13 Il ~
evening ard night were W., ma1dy, chmy - -
vezsally nassy. We psussst s9ainet sscA 49, =
apsn has The hight 70 b vi, ~ huow ~ is -
70 nsht 70 steal the Isadsn skjss ssd - etfIs ~
Jaasasy. -
- DisfrssAHH--WstJy Npsst q ~ -
Dispensny u ~ New Orieass ssAsea q iTasT1i1s
Patients tsssssd sesuvx~v s,,ts - 49, -.
Wednesday, +. ~ - ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16

You are rather hard upon me, as the loaier said e
the briekbat.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16
a MrssuR NAPOLEON

Ii
ka lbs honor to INFORM his friends md the citizens Of
ssss< syssssus thas be will give ONE
- -
~. A"NDAA An'NNi'"' apr" TO- io'''
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
-
ee Will DC assistsa oy una ioowng eminent
SycNopJNA cAIpntr
AS1fhN eheS@~ o'pAuV ''o. 'n' s"ao.y vi huai'' Ne~
~ e'e P'i' 'pai in'A'' Vi f'a'ePe'
Yhs rssHrassd Prna Donna Conralto from Drury Lane
T1sss<x L1a6on.
HERR DOEHLER,
yyfx Solo voi1s Of the Philharmonic Concerts
Meg York ; and
SrEGFRlED BEHRENS,
Musical Director
-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16

NOT so.-The statement published recsasly tat
Mrs. Hartung under sentence Of death Y Albany ~
Y, had become raying maniac, uas entirey uni1ue
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16

train going South, on the Quincy and Chicago kan-
road, ran through culyert near Bashnsi, denciahr
ing the engine and one passenger car. ]. Vanefaa.
engineer, and Charles Clark, fireman, were tnaanflJ
killed. George Patch, brakeman, both lea hEokae.
No others injured.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16

Quick JUsrlcE-George Mckee, alias Hall, who
halls from Cincinnati was arrested in Pitsburg,
Wednesday, the 9th inst, charged with having stolen
trunk from the Central depot, belonging to young
lady. He was put upon trial the next day and con-
ycted Of larceny. Punishment in this case foil owed
swift upon the steps Of transgression The larceny
was known almost soon as perpetrated; the thief
was arrested in two or three hours after the grand
jury found true bill the following morning and in
the afternoon the prisoner was convicted and sent
back to Jail to await sentence which must consign
him to the penitentiary.
SINGULAR Aco1DENT.-The Lafayette (Ind.) Jour
nal relates singular accident that occurred on the
9th inst. to young man named John Sylvester, re-
siding on farm near that city. brother had cut a
cash in his foot while engaged in chopping WOOD and
John, in attempting to dress the wound, was taken
suddenly sick at the sight of it, and started for the
adjoining room for some camphor that was placed
upon the mantle.piece, above blazing fire. In at
tempting to reach the camphor he tainted and fell
into the fire, where he remained until his groans at
tracted the attention of the persons in another
He was burned fearfully that no hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery.
THOMAS MURRAY & Co., dealers in every descrip
on of lumber New Basn Cedar and Julia Streets
prepared M orders the shortest notice, and the
/, reasonable terms. Sec their advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16

SUICIDE OF 1 Young GIRL.-The Randolph 81,
Journal reports the death by suicide Of Emily Dshe5
of that county, by hanging on the 7th ins6 she -
working as housemaid with MI. Heaaeo0, and q ~
day OF the suicide appeared to Be- in 40 marked -
gree different from her usual demeanoF. ehs waaea
in the morning. and cut out and partially hnihsd g
dress for herself in the afternoon. When milking t
came she took her bucket and went 70 the seahs ~
milk. Mr.. Heaston. going out about Sum-, to1l4
the bucket full Of milk, showing that shs - e1e
her work faithfully. and after some seexeh foana
dead, hanging to the raftess Of the sheep shs. Ae
cause for the act is known. She vas shout
wears old. 8.ssg stssgNsNsEll
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16
Squares fronting on Claiborne and Martin
streets and intersee eted MS the preceding.

StrGeVS,
bee sae'ss sxss ss divided lots
sss bounded BY Claiborne and sxh strss
Ts'ns" ots esns ecS about 'front.' By depths Of from is
e. 1shs 4s "a gs s, s;s
iSs ias eea snd lso fee es ''
= d dssd an
y II M I St ssdoas
@ s s by ep I
Ne sa b y e s as
se 4
's by ps os s Is IL d
running through frcm First to Philip street.
Sqares fronting on Claiborne and Derbigny
| streets and intersected the preceding,
bounded OH the upper line by Upper Line
| Avenue.
No. At is fractional square divided no ls lots fronting
Of 70 Fret inches on caber1e street. frontage
pfsfEsS tss! y IS
s y ss Dsry asS sn
a''a
rhf sTess i divided Of the di
rsss | y Is s: Fs Rsssz sss.s
Wsshies.on Is divided into Is lots
q
Square No 81 = bounded y Cai,Orne street Washington
mo 30 lots measuring euch 80 front depths of from III
feet i2 Lots No. IL 16 and 10 Irregular form
and II inches lines and 80 feat inches lines
square fronting on Derbisny and Rom sn
streets, intersected as the preceding.
is s " sas
N streets and divided 27 lots averaging
from, by various depths from Ill feet II inches and lines
fest Ii Inches ana lines.
No 54 is bounded Washington avenue Derbigny
Fourth and streets and divided int S lots
zach about inches front by l29 feet in depth
snnare No IS bounded by Derbigny Third Roman
Fourth Streets divided into l8 lots of about the di
: mensions as the preceding.
Square NO S. bounded BY Oeshgny Second Roman AMI
as The preceding by average depth of about 1870
: inches. igl lt
Second Streets 10 divided into having each from
ii about 40 feet 9inches by depth Of LIS feet inches
SQUARE No IS fractional and fronts on Derb
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16

TelegrapheA to the vev orisa.s Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16
BY N. VIGNIE.

First and Roman Streets divided into l3 lots msasurng
those sontng on First street about 80 feet inches front
liz feet inches Depth those fronting srbguy
81 feet front abont 122 Depth
lot No. having depth Of 1888 feet inches.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16

ATTENTION, TAxPAYERs MIR. Adam Gi1ln, CiSB
Treasurer, gives notice that he i nov prepared -
the collection Of city tax bills real ayls
and personal property due for the ysar 1668, an -
quests the indebted to come forward and ct sats
ment ss "A Va
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16

ASasisis sf elegant s,ncy srlisiasy "A
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16

ss0's Of all being So sns ,alsx
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16

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New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16
FxN VIEW FROM A. NJ. TO 9 r. MI.

Odd Fellows Hall,
CEN MONDAY EVENING, NAY 2. 1859.
rxOE. VEG AS respectfully informs his friends and the
Eyxsie In gxzsrai that his las.
GNLDREN'S BALL AND MAY FESTIVAL,
seist6 will be given at the aforementioned
HxHr ga she - Of May, 1859. .
fhe of the May celebration to commence at half
ny asock followed by the Child ep's Ball until Il o'clock
wica che Ball for the Adults will begin. The Hall will
sx csnty decorated inside and outside, expressly for
dis Qscxsi0u-
COMMITTEES iNv1rArIoN:
VIC. Wilson, Prof NJ D. Dimitry,
Dc. r Anfoux, Geo. II. Law
4. II. Watson, Nj, Hoey,
Anhcay 6ambola, WI. Hodgeson,
Eeas Dueourneau, @. 7. Nash,
FLOOR MANAGERS
FroE g. Vegas, JOS. +. Vegas.
lsxs ana Misses wishing 10 obtain invitations will please
yd te and residences the at
Koom cHEcc Professor J. Vegas, Odd Fellows Hail.
Raasxvey Ladies' invitations be obtained day
the EsJf-
EFStSu EtGEel
Naas ss admitted except he presents his Ticket thu
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-04-16

somewhat ungcatetul Wnen he Qen0nnceS The caucus
system" If we are not misnformed, the incest,
smartes, shrewdest managed Democratic caucus ever
held in Mississippi, nominated him for United States
Senator! All, Governor, you should never abuse the
bridge that carried you once over victoriously.
After charging all sorts of corruption upon the ad
ministration of Mr.. Buchanan, Ex-Gov. Foote pro-
ceeded to say:
James Buchanan had been guilty of these things,
and he had as yet met only one man who attempted
to Justify them. That man was John Slide, of
Louisiana. In conversation at the Memphis Appeal
Office Mr. Slide had attempted to justify these acts,
and the Governor was rejoiced to know that one Of
the editors OF that paper, who heard him, had the
boldness and manlness to rebuke him severely. The
Governor then related conversation between him
self and Sdell, In which Slide demanded an expla-
nation of charges which the Governor had made.
Governor Foote had offered to meet Mr.. Slide either
in public debate, or in writing, and Slidell had de.
clined.
This is personal, and as we never NEEDLE with per
sonalities, we will hurry along. One more extract
and we will close. Speaking of Senator Slidell's
| Cuban projtt, Ex-Governor Foote observed
| John Slide first introduced the measure in
Democratic caucus, and then, having obtained tn,
sanction of that body, introduced it in the Senate
Had these measures been passed, the President wou
have been virtual emperor. E.s555sz f
Gov. F. then spoke Of party men, and said whel
they were asked if they approved Of the President
acts, would condemn every one OF them in private
but in public gave them general approval. H
wished to know which one Of the Presidents act
and proposed measures these men approved. D
they approve his course in the Illinois election-hi
demand for $4,000 O0O-hs demand for the wal
making power-or his proposal 70 wind mp the Stal
banks In regard to the $50 600 900, Gov. 7 I
thought many honest men were deceived They, ,.
had no doubt thought the money would be honestI! M
expended, but he was sure It would never ne. pr
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