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There is to be added to our own receipts some
thousands Of bales, as it appears the Charleston re-
cep up to the 18th were found to be 1890 bales less
than the actual count and taking the stocks at the
inland towns (92oo bales) we have at light 1885,.
FOL bales, and if we have to make corrections to
realize promptly the maximum estimate of $500 900,
We have, it will be observed, the 55,7ol bales as
reserve.
The Persias adyices have been talked Of of
Change and parties are now waiting the next which
will be due tomorrow at Quebec by the Nova scotian
Of the 9th from Liverpool M
It Is not much use to be talking with our barren
market. Merchants, bankers, jobbers, brokers, one
and all, may as well take trip out on the jackson
Railroad, or on the Opelousas Railroad, or up the
coast by some of the floating palaces, or to Proctor
vile, and spend the remainder of the week.
The mails by both routes failed yesterday 1t will
not make much difference il they fail to-day. We are
getting along very well in our good CITY, and do not
care il the entire mail system is abolished, and it
might as well be, should the intended route over
Cape Florida be countenanced We should not re-.
ceve mail once week by this Florida route. 1t is
an unadulterated humbug or delusion at the best.
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The Oshkosh 1ncend,ar,es Caught.

OsHKosH, July u, 1859.
Editors Chicago Press and Tribune We have
got the scoundres that burnt our town last spring,
and if they escape with sound necks it will be
better than they deserve. One Of them was caught
was burnt last night, and crazy woman, who was
there for safe keeping, persisted in the flames.
Yours, S.TB
It may be remembered that Oshkosh was burned
few months ago, and that number Of worthless
persons connected with houses Of bad repute were
accused with having fred the town in revenge for
the violence which had been exercised upon them
by the citizens.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-05

FROM KEY WEsT.--Eramina of the Body of
Capt. Morantes.-The Key West Key of the Gulf of
the Esd ut announces that the health Of that place
is good and the weather delightful The same paper
gives the following account of the examination and
burial of Capt Morantes Of the schooner Enterprise
who was barbarously murdered recently by his
crew:
The United States revenue cutter, John Appleton,
Lieutenant Commanding VIM. B. Randolph arrived
the night of the 2lst inst, from the wreck of the
schooner Enterprise, ashore high and dry" on the
beach, forty miles north Of Cape Florida lighthouse
In our issue of the I'd inst, we gave account of
the running ashore Of this vessel and the murder of
which one Of them, Frenchman by birth, described
before the United States Commissioner and on the
9th we stated that Lieut. Randolph and Deputy Mar
shal F. Filler, with the Frenchman had started for
the scene of the murder for the purpose of examining
the body Of Capt. Morantes, etc, and we now an
n0unce their return after having accomplished the
object of the mission.
Lieut.. Randolph informs us that the witness fully
soner, by going directly to the graves. The sea.
mans (Joe) was in the usual form, with head and
footboards: the Captains was levelled and smoothed
over and covered with grass-sod. On opening it the
body was found in perfectly nude state, the face
about twenty inches below the surface and the knees
six eight the body had evidently been forced into
hole much too short for it, as it was contracted and
distorted. The body was recognized as that of B. A.
Morantes, by both Mr.. Flor and Lieut.. Randolph to
whom he was well known.
They found behind the lower part of the right ear
q cash which had been made apparently with knife
extending to the collar bone and about three inches
deep; right eye cut skull not broken but the head
had the appearance from the blood condition oil
the veins to have received some hard blows one
upper tooth the right side of the mouth gone The
lower part of the body, which was placed uppermost
in the grave, was much decomposed that traces
of violence could be distinguished on the same
Lieut. Randolph and Deputy Marshal Filler rein
tered the body giving it the rites Of Masonic burial
Lieut.. X. on his way to the wreck, ut Coles place
near Fort Lauderdale fell in with Tiger Tails SOL
and another Indian, who showed signs Of frendness
and at another point with four other Indians, who al
appeared perfectly friendly but averse to talk,
answering only by the usual Indian grunt and shrug
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Talk ON ,oHANaH.

There was some talk yesterday even IT Carcnde-
let street wss deserted, there were other localities,
ny the great levee, Tchoupltoulas Poydras and New
Levee Streets which presented some sigma Of vitality
AZ the evee there were boats dischargng the varied
products Of the West, and the coast packets doing
something In the way Of receiving reghts 10 OF no
use TO talk Of dull times and stagnancy until one can
stand 1t the head or foot Of Canal street. ana MOI aH
cern steamboat therefore, as We are only enjoying
Il this moment the usual summer stagnancy "a COM
mere and trade, the talk il, nothing TOWARDS e.
improvement can b expected for sonae weeks n
the meantime oil the devotees OF trade are recuPes
ing In several ways The gmlet rangers, OF cofpo
RAILS guard Of them meet a. usual In tne early part
| Of the day. talk Of Mr.. soandsos having Lost 80
much BY one shipment Of sugar, and that MI Brown
made GOOD shipment in athat y lot Of nolasses.
The rangers generally adjourn about o'clock P. NJ
20 that the sugar platform is perfect blank for the
balance Of the day.
The Western produce dealers are taking the season
calmly and quietly they are aware that people must
have something to eat, and they talk though they
did not care old continental dollar for the purport
Of European advices, whether flour was at the last
dates high or low, corn fat heavy pork and bacon
greasy or not greasy, or whether white wheat was
more in demand than red. Ia fact, our Western pro.
duce merchants appear to be an Independent body.
We hope none OF them will be caught in the meshes
Of some Of the large operators in the West. The
talk is, that they are generally in strong and safe
position, and it is sincerely hoped they will continue
80. We have not heard Of much talk lately among
the tobacco folks. The prices Of the weed have been
ell maintained, and the stock on hand is not large
when placed in juxtapoaton with the average for the
last ten years.
We find, however, that cotton occupies q good
share of talk. Mr. Napoleon, the man in France, ia
not talked Of 1t appears there have been large &C.
cessons to the receipts in Charleston, which sends
the receipts at Charleston and Savannah up to s45
600 bales. We annex our figures to date
The total receipts of cotton up to dates at all the
ports are
Nsx Orleans tprsper3 to August az s2s
Al Savannah 10 July -Upands. iss5oi '>@
Al Charleston to July s.s i.;.ss: .sss.
4 z.... port. to Jul, I'LL I'LL
Al Florida to latest l57 Isl
Al North Carolina July H.. 3465d
Al virginia ports to July 28 l62
Total receipt. = ali Southern po.t. sss7s27
sinore Observation-Disclosures. Hss7
stock, 7s; ;. ssss , ssss,,.a
= ). accounted q, ri, nd q. s7s7 .s
Burned after being shipped the sssports 1853
Bales light. ss557ol
The shipments from the river towns up the Ohio
river rather exceed Ill Ills bales. From Memphis
alone the shipments were between the LIST September
and the 3Oth July
To y lonis Zs6Sl
Up the Ohio river. 6S68l
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aCoUIrlTTor q BELrxE ny ENGLAND.

Il 49, ~ 49,
Engli1h diplomacy y little soo deep y. IN W
diplomas who are authorised e daoos Y .nse1na
toaAl aaaln By American admins ~ 49, 80
On Ame0can Aessetncn' - - $500 q.
70 meet Tho willy Aschiavsllis q VT. bfisaln IN
the mooted queaticos q CenuA American anaiis'
end protect our interests r. sna' tor u seemA
70 - : hyatts pasame Wi.n tnem 70 trine W.tn'
banbocale And eyerseecn g whenever We atsemps g
eoms " eqateaos convention on tnese massefs. ENG.
hnd 4 tco dep Ics %, y iasnomleas excess o
ahlewdneN, ana There y no use In such novlces IN
Mpsemecy g 70 are IN tne naoat o. acoteoiung' =
attempt % sound ner designs we nave MOI, ~ yes
rased rogue Keen enough 70 catch the fosues VINO
ke such excellent care Of British welfare IN Centa
America, and twist 10 and ont with snake hke
facility IN squirming around and about tne snsfp
corners OF treaties and understandings.
It il only few weeks since that England came out
with most extraordinary and gratifying flourish Of
amAbility - to NicanguAn and Mexican siairs, and
we too eaay blinded Americans began to think that
she had reformed her policy, and would no longer
| play the dog in tho manager game by striving
to interfere with rights in those parts where ne
has none Of her own, save an usurped Posession q
dictatofia authority. Tho whole animas q ner e
preston WAS that the United States Wa g % ~
lowed 70 adjust anain IL Nicaragua ana also y
Mexico for the benefit q those coonulss 20 -
world q large ana tnas sne - WiiI'os :" e.so e
her prstenaons g tne ngns q = '''s'
concesnR
Bat change has come ove! nef sps, Is ne A.'s
just nov re intelligeooe q : m,suu ~ sn1
peculiarly Ensihn opefauon' y .ni0n .ns son,es
intc ansolote o. oae = ~ uOs' aesauio
secnons g Censlsa q ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-05

NJ To the American Party.-I respectfully
submit my candidate the office Clerk Of the
Sixth District Court of New Orleans at the ensuing election
subject the decision Of the Convention Of the Parts
aul If JOHN E. HOLLAND.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-05

6Worth Reading and Thinking about
BIN1NGER's OLD LONDON DOCK GIN-Designed for
the use OF the Medical Profession and the Family having
perseded the so'csled Gins" Aromatic" Cordia'
Med'cated etc endorsed by all the prominent ply
scans chemists and connosseus possessing all those in
trinsc medicinal qualities Tonic and Durete1 which belong
to an OLD and PURE GIN Put up Quart Bottles and sold
by all Druggists, Grocers etc.
A. NJ BININGER & CO.,
Established li78,-sole Importers,
iy2a cp1y No s,s Broadway, N Y.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-05
JOKING UPON FAcTs.-From New Orleans lette
10 the Natchez Free Trader:

From prudential motives and his great love for his
feliow-man, John Mcdonnell, so well known and ap.
preciated in Natchez, Common street. New Orleans,
avorite toast, as it was nearly the cause Of fatality
the last time he said it. gentlemanIy stranger
asked Mr.. Mcdonnell to take glass Of wine with
him. when Macs usual sentiment was ennnciated
May you neuer be found out ?" The stranger turned
deadly pale, put down his glass; and fearfny whis-
pered ia Mcponnells ear, " Have you heard any.
Thing %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-05

bnrglar was once frightened out Of his scheme
Of robbery by the sweet simplicity oi solitary snn
ser who, putting her night.capped head out Of the
WINDOW, exclaimed, Go away Aren't you asham-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-05
W,tses, liquors, etc..
. Ia AND TX ROYAL STREET

Hines, liquors, etc.
NOS. Is AND l5 ROYAL STREET.
A supply Of CREME DE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quar-
snd pins continually hand which equal the best that
this market Also, other brands Of inferior quality
TOPAZ SHERRY. CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER-
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY, DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
OHoR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA and SHERRY WINKa.
BRANDIKSSaEerac Of the vintage of 1885 1888 1905
And other brands WHISKY Irish
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER pinss and quarts
Also on hand my usual assortment OF the best
Wines and Liquors
In the market which will be sold terms a.
other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. zply Nos. Is and Is Royal street
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Al Mississippi City on Wednesday, Sd inst, LOUIS oGIER,
an old resilient Of New Orleans.
The friends Of the family invited to attend his funeral
this afternoon from his late residence Second
Chestnut Streets Fourth District without further notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-05

AESpring Beds-S5 to Sc 50 for the best
Spring Bed in existence Howe's Patenat 78 Broadway
SPRING COMPANY for their descriptive circular Special
Inducements to the trade agencies y23 2p&Wly
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The Hymeneal department Of the Selma fA,a,
Sentinel contains notice Of marriage in Bratt.
ville.n Qmipops name!
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M,.f1y 3 Co, >. :. .'''.

Hurry n Co.,
sO..........,....s.. CANAL STREET ...........s so
We are now prepared to do all the
WATCH, CLOCK AND LEJHELRY WORK
THAT MAY BE ENTRUSTED TO U.s.
with
NEATNEsS AND DISPATCH.
From the old customers Of Major Huiy and he friends
B. q. Kennedy respectfully solicit share Of their
patronage.
Our stock of FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, -,s,.
Jevvelry and Fancy Articles,
will few days. when will pleasure In show.
ing them to our customers.
Wholesale Retail Country Merchants will please give
BRUSHES COMBS and ....
s.y TOILET ARTICLES. PERTUMERY. etc.
90 Canal street.
au4 2pf One door from Charities, towards the river.
DOdd's Mathematical Series.
BY JBNdES B. DODD, A. M, -.
LATE PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL
PHILOsoPHYIN PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY.
FL EMENTARY AND PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC-Re.
HIGH SCHOOL AR1THMErIc-Revisei.
ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA.
HIGH SCHOOL ALGEBRA.
ELEMENTS OF GEOMETRY AND MENsURATIoN.
TRIGoNOMETRY, with applications to Surveying Naylga-
tion, etc., etc-full tables
KEY TO ARITHMETIC.
KEY TO ALGEBRA.
OFFICE OF THE Board or EpucAr1os,
Frankfort, KY, Sept. IA, 1858.
The Board Of Education Of the Commonwealth Of Kentucky
being directed by law to the Glass
used in the Common Schools" the ate feeling we'll
sured that the system Of Arithmetic Of Professor DoDD-ae
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-05
"a lady Oh our acquaintance, Mrs. POW

6- Look out for limitations of Lea q Per
kns Worcestershire Sauce See advertisement of John Dun
4 Sons. aul6 2plaw1y
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xs-For Congress-We are authorized to am
the Of Mr.. j. E. BOULIGNY az candidate for
Congress omhe First Representative District subject
nomination Of the American party. jy27 tt
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DIR. George ". Smith,

DEETIsT,
Having resumed his practice will attend professional
gaeemens st his ONCE No. III CANAL nearly or
pests Christ Church. ~ SPIT
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A6Third Ward American CIub-The reg
uar meetings Of this Club take place Me- 50 Camp street.
Natches every SUNDAY EVENING At o'clock jy28
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A@Sixth Ward American CIub-This Club,
by resolution, regularly RST FRIDAY of each
month until the FIRST Friday Of September frem which
I will meet week Y. i4aQ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-05

A5-The stomach prepares the elements of
the bile and blood and II 1t does the work eeby and imper
fecy liver and other vexaous diseases the certain result
As soon therefore affections of this kind perceived
rest assured that the digestive organs of
The first and only thing be done Is to administer specific
which will act directly the stomachhe main spring of the
animal machinery. For this purpose confidently
commend Dr. Hos7ETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH
B1TTFRS. Acting Alternative and tonic strengthens
the digestion changes the condition of the blood and thereby
gives regularity to the bowels.
Sold in New Orleans wholesale and RETAIL by j. WRIGHT
&c., and l6l chaes street. sole for the Southern
States and to whom all orders should addressed by
druggists and dealers generally au1 2p6tAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-05

AS-Unless the secret Is revealed by the par
ties themselves suspects that the hair by
CR1sTADoRo's EXCELSIOR DYE its magnificent
hue to human agency Nature alone gets the credit None
suspect the counterfeit 1t is too perfect Luatre well
color bestowed BY this nvigorang dye There trouble
in applying It, Ten minutes several weeks is all the
tine consumed Who would abolish such nuisance
grey or sandy hair, on such easy ter1nss
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dres.ers.
jy10 2plmAW CRIsTADORO. No. 6 Aston House, n. z.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-05

Boots, Shoes and Br0gasas,
AT WHOLESALE.
Plantations supplied with prime Ditchins BOOTS 1nssss
BROGAN6 Wool Mexican Palm Leaf, Straw md Campsacsy
HATS. At the lowest market prices, BY
FROST 1 CO.,
No. 10 Magazine street, New or,sAns.
II ATS. CAPS, etc.,
AT WHoLEsALE.l
We constantly receiving sneral assortment Of sk
Fur Cashmere Panama. Leghorn Straw. Palm Lsas Msxeas
and Wool HATS 81 the lowest market prices, BY
FROST 4 CO.,
jylS 3pAW 10 Magazine strssa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-05

0tSs s1lxp ~ rne woop HOUSE, The pro.
Irssss saasr X Graysr and Tchoupi-
49, - - lhs,r sreat "nsh blows', te-dsy,
- ~ stAss m - fhpcy sietnsls Win b
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its examples In the frequency Of Its review chapters
clearness and conceness Of lis rules definitions
combination of excelleAces which devised
Arithmetic with which am acquainted.
THos F. HARRISON
PRATT, OAKLEY Il CO., Publishers,
q Murray street, New York.
Dodd's Books for sale by z. R. STEVENS CO.,
New Orleans. sul 2p6teod
Reduction. n, Prices.
ow ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL
EST TORY ILDING -"
ALFRED MUNROE e. GO.
81 Magazine Street,
CORNER GRAvIERJ
WILL DISPOSE OF THEIR LARGE
STOCK OF SUMMER CLOTHING
Furnishing Goods for Men and Boys.
sHIRTs-sHIRTs.
100 dozen ALL LINEN, PATENT YOKE.
500 dozen MUSLIN, LINEN BosoMs COLLARS and
WRISTBANDS from. SIS 10 $50
90 dozen MUSLIN Superior Tresh) at..........sl2
Or. SIX for SIX Dollars.
10 dozen COLoRED MUSLIN, FROM 81
UNDER CLOTHING. 4
GAUzE. MERINo. SILK. COTTON AND Isle
THREAD SHIRTS.
LINEN. MUSLIN, JEAN AND KNIT DRAWERS.
HALF HOSE:
Isle THREAD. WHITE, BROWN AND FANCY
COTTON.
100 dozen Grey and White Wool SHIRTS,
article Masons, Steamboat Draymen
VERY Low PRICES.
PHILADELPHIA sUPERFINE AND ORDINARY
TR Az EEL NC TRUNK s,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
vALIsEs. CARPET BAGS. etc.. etc.
INDIA-RUBRER CLOTHING,
RUBBER BEDS, BLANKETS PILLOWS.
LIFE PREsERvERs.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.'S
One Price Store,
au1 2p6. No. "a Magazine street.
r ED CTION IN PRICES!
THE FIRM OF
LEIGHTON & BARBOT
BEING DISSOLVED,
Mr., CHARLES LEIGHTON,
Who will continue the business in his own NAME hereby
fes his friends and the public that he will sell
The Whole OF Last Years Stock
SMALL ADVANCE ON THE ORIGINAL COST.
| Among which will be found
| FINE FRENCH MERINo COATS.
FANCY FRENCH CASHMERE COATS AND PANTS
WHITE AND CoLoRED LINEN ..
=. :. MARsEILLEs VESTS.
THE WHOLE OF OUR
AT MANUFACTURING COST.
| SHIRT AND FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
nay ALSO FOUND LARGE
| LOT OF LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS.
EVERY VARIETY OF STYLE AND ALL PRICES.
| Gauze, Cotton and Merino
UND ER-G Il MEN rs!
| LIsLE-THREAD AND SILK UNDER-G ARMENTs.
H osIERY GLOVES, sUsPENDERs oRAvATs and TIES
| In Endless Variety.
The whole of this weleected has purchased by
Mr. Leighton ally whose lorg experience South
| ern trade is we'll known here
N.B.-Mr. J. B. THOMPSON of the late firm of Thomp-
and Nixon will still have charge of CLOTHING DE.
PAR sMENT in New York, where he will warrant good fit
and good goods to all who may wish to give order.
/ Orders taken usual at the
i Premium Shirt Depot of
/ CHARLES LEIGHTON,
4 Corner st. Charles and Canal SITS
i Mandatory, log Grand and ill Broadway N. Y.
4 Jyf9 2ptf
". II. WstLsO1l,
i -DEALIR IN
FINE WAT HE'S, JEw LRY,
I slLVERWARE, CUTLERY,
taUNs FANCY GOODS
ETC., ETC., etc.,
| jas 7,H No. ss Canal street,
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Public Notice

FNDffC aVOEfCe
hereby given that have years lease of the
Iron Building, known the Story Building" at the
south Of Camp and Common Streets intend
occupy the lower ground ourselves second third
and fourth stories to let Apply Alfred Munroe Co..
No. 81 Magazine street.
ALFRED MUNROE,
jy7 2ptf VIM. D. ABBATT.
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French Shirts.

Cigars Cigars
Purchasers will always find assortment Of the
we'll brands-Inenudad, Flor de Pusdas Meridiana
fls de Panchs Redowa Casargs Partagss
Washington Dos Hermsnas MAKO Hsbano etc., etc.. the
P. PRATS 4 CO.,
o76 init ~ Commercial Place.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-01-13

Senator Crittenden IS sick k-of the negro
question But the Tribune does not mani
fest the sympathy in this instance its wide
humanity should promp'; and, instead of
holding the salts to the Senator's n ose, gives
him a cuff upon his ears, as follows.
Mr. Cfittenden is sick Of the negro ques-
ton Not 50 sick but he can travel, make
speeches. and do Justice to the excellent fare
Of frst-class hotels; but sick enough to call
for the public commisseration.
Senator Crittenden seems to imagine that
the whole discussion Of this unpleasant sub
iect is chronic habit which certain people
have fallen into. but which they might just
As we'll forego as not. lie looks at all the
oratory. poetry. literature, sympathy, iudig-
nation which the investigation Of the condi-
ton Of the enslaved has called forth, as so
much smoke which few fanatics who had a
foregone purpose to insult him. have been
puffiag in his face. He has ridden along in
the same COACH and has borne the annoy
ance with gentemanly forbe9rance as long
as the high-toned cllivalry required and is at
last forced to appeal to common civility in
terms Ike these: Messeurs, with your dis
gushing philanthropy yoa have at last made
me sick and unless you can oblige me by put
ling GU. the pipes Of your agitation, l shall
be compelled to take seat upon the drivers
box
Who could resist such an appeal? We can
not-ro good-natured person can. As much
as we loved agitation. we would not agitate
to annoy Senator Crittenden However CON
frmed 10 US was the habit of philanthropy.
we would not be philanthropic for the pur-
pose Of making a man sick. whose stomach
turned at philanthropy. Oh, no; We must
disabuse the mind of our disiin guished guest,
and convince him that courtesy is pot the Pc
culiar growth OF Kentucky, and that man
can be gentleman who never logged or sold
a negro.