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Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06
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VIE " PAkINEksHlP heretofore existing un-
n der the name Of TAYLOR G WADSW0RTH
was dissolved on the goth last, by limitation All
parties indebted 10 US are requested to make imme.
dlate payment, Either party will sign the name Of
Tll0S. j. TAYLOR,
Marysville, Aug 25, 1859. auab.8 .8o5on
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06
Stolen AnimaIs Recovered.

A BAY HORSE COLT AND A BROWN MARE
n MULE, the former branded IS on the left hin.
gnd the latter has Spanish brand on the left hin
not called for within reasonable time the said ami
mails will be sold to pay charges and expenses
MarysYille September I'd, 1859. senAtf
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06

SEND IN THE REruRNs.-Our friends in the
country precincts will greatly oblige us by
sending in to us as soon as possible the re-
turns Of the election in their different locali-
ties. By this n cans we shall be enabled to
report the general result at an carly day,
and thus crafty the people at large. We
trust this request will be attended to-
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06
For Presidenl in 1860
ST A II f.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET

NATIONAL DEMOCKAIIS AANHG
For Governor,
JOHN CURREY OF Solano County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN CONNESS, Of Ell Do
For Judge of Supreme Court,
ROYAL I. SPRA6UE, of Shasta County.
For Clerk of the Supreme Court,
JOSEPH POWELL, of Sacramento County.
For Congress Northern District,
JOSEPH c. McKIBBtN, Of Sierra County.
For Congress-Southern District,
s. A. BOOKER, OF san Joaquin County.
For State Treasurer,
JOSIAH JOHNSON, of Sacramento County.
For State Controller
GEORGE PIERCE of Sonoma County.
For Superintendent of Public Instructions
All MYERS, OF Alameda county.
For Attorney General,
EDMUND RANDOLPH, of San Francisco County.
For State Printer,
JOHN 0MEARA, of San Francisco.
For Surveyor General,
JAMES S. LONG, of Butte County.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06

GRAND DOUGLAS RALLY.-The Douglas par
ty held grand meeting, last night in front
OF the Western House 1t was addressed elo-
quently and ably by Messrs J. o. Goodwin,
M0cOrkieand Bryan. Judge Bryan is speak
ing as we go to press, and his remarks are
having telling effect upon his audience.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06

WANTED-0ne llusdred LABOEERS, at fair
wages. None but steady men need apply. Apply
Immediately at STALLS City Intelligence Office,
No. 80 street, between I'd and 3D..
ATT ENTI q N.-=Persons in want of good
flELP, especially Girls, can be supplied with the same
by applying to
STAHDS City Intelligence Office,
No. % s;fset between 2 aud 81.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06

Tue ELFPHANTs.- elephant circus will
exhibit in this city tonight, as per announce.
ment in another column.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06
SPIRITUAL NEWSPAPER.

DERsONs wishing to subscribe for the "FAMIT. "
n ClkCbE," a Spiritual Newspaper, published i,
oah FRANCISCO, can have an opportunity at
II. WAGNER'5 Book Store
6S. Dstreet under the Theatre. Msrvs11,uo
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06
MARYSVILLE.
John CIRREY.

TUESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 9th.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-06
II. }. BOOTH,
Pres. pro tenn Rep. Co. Com.
The Express Answered.

JXo. T. MCLEAN, Secretary.
Marysville, Sept. 9Th, 1859.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01
Conslgnees.

NEW YORK. Bark wm o Alden. Miller, Barthe
&co. Jno Despouny. Wright, Allen Geo. .Horrell,
Gayle &co. Putnam Il Thrushiey. C Harvey .Sco
Green & Crump. "A McLauren. Robson & Allen
Patton, Smith Putnam. Carroll, Pritchard Geo. .
Glenn &co. Theile, Seller Geo. w Violet Geo. F
Folger eco. j Stroud SEQ "A Whitney Geo s.
Locks. Bridge 4 Bro. Payne 4 Carhart. J Per
sons Geo.. Watkins & Holman. :. j B Oliver u II
Benton. Smith, Harris eco. and order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01


:, - -
g Brady &co IS Ar Mltenberser& horlon i.
" wright Alien &co - dardng, ABBY cco nv ~ ~
n Aby &co' ~ Hughes, EXPRESSED GEO. o., y
bfander happarG &co. 40 noscn,oId Gcstno
70 Qo hngeiey bian eco ~ so,aos 9 z y
hatc1ingson 6co - fl1scns5g Is rs,s =
buckner stanton eMmsn " q y ns.lI s. sco
80 Nugent &eo " asnn8 nssS a %c9, -
Jno Watt eco. III Hendefsoa 8 ese. zVsi pale'
cotton. s tSs e ss sss II
II COLD WATER RIVER. Steamer Col 7 h Jud
son .s7l bales cotton q carroll. Hoy Aco $50 Dc
I6 O Nelson &c0, .l5a N@t Noble. IA bales cot
Ton McLem0re, Raytrm eco 10y Payne Harrison
p6 ~ g hopson q Alen; fz
Ward, Hunt 4c9s!sV sn0Wes geo, ~ oaes cottoL
lAse ~ go : Y 9 GlcKs ~. 20
II costo ~ LeMls Ogiesey \.
Wslkss Wlnsson, MORRISON
\ .s ~ s ~ 4 9 y ufoves GOO. tota
1 As 80 ~ ss c ~ ~
48AND GORE. Steamer Peerless 200 bales
~. ~ Masnineson Jackson eco lSS bales cotton
Q Nelson &co: - Carroll, Hoy hco. So bales cot
ton BeIl0cq, Nobaom &co... 81 r w Estln kco. .25
Toledano 4 Taylor. ~ ] blanche &co.. ~ bales
cosson g 4 Carter GEO.. 70 hhorer, hlgginhotham z
60. rs " Urquhart. Al Durand &co. bales
cotton Fre!lsen Stevenson dco 4 Edward Nol!e dec
80 S.s ~ 1gmes eco. e y nopien - q Gy q
~ -. & IN Cusret HaIIlson &co,
~ dds meiasses west, hensnaw q Cammack. 6u
nn oc s1saT rs = reiso1 co .oo ao sl urqanaii
u ~ Asny co. 20 nlGs sa9ar q 3Ds molasses
ls1 IonesVy nnGs sueSr A. al,tenDel
g III e 0Laer lota osi Dles
oosson oSA nnds sugar 5s6 dds moiasses'
MEMP HIS. Steamer Eclipse $50 bales cotton D
A Dwight &c0. .S84 do Wright, Allen &co. $50 do
RyFne, Vance &co. .l34 do 8 O Nelson &c0. l20 do
Bradley, Wilson &co. So Rotchford, Brown &co. SO
Robson 4 Allen. 80 Jno Watt &co 43 bales cotton
Walker, Hutchmgson Geo. IS. Moses Greenwood &
co. As Hewitt, Norton &co.. As Buckner, Stanton
Newman SO billiard, Summers &co. S3 bales cotton
Henderson 4 Peale. 81 Winston, Morrison eco. 80
Ward, Hunt Gco. 80 Hughes, Hyllested zee. 80
Goves &co: 20 Green y Crump. 10 " Leverich.
l8 JC q Kicks Gco. IL McGregor y Bankhead
8 Campbell Strong. . Lloyd \ Fners0n
Lowe &co: 8 y Soery 4 Fellowes eco. Perkins
6co. a Sheppard ~, y " Lee: 4 Wood d Low.
duncan e Mogan fneolander 2 GeIson. sun,
~ n y z auu oioel Ao'al
4OA4 l $50 co'son- u
CAMDEN Steamer w Powell. los bales cot
ton ellis, Ferguson &co. so Henderson, Terry eco
% Davis, Jenkins &co. "a Giranlt. q bales
cotton Philps, Nixon Geo. 50 McGregor Bank
head, % y er0ves GEO. AZ Lewis Oglesby. .4S
hogart, Foley q Avery. 46 Horreli, Gayle Gco. AZ
Lloyd q emerson ~ 5kIeilsen, Stevenson eco Il
r,, yeMay aco. 10 ~ A.en Gco; ~ ~
Ill z ~ % so :. -
s 10y e AIS = ualeS
ssssl Y ~ ~ I; x - aaee e " ea
xSk. ~ - T. w yClle eGCu ~ N CUOpeI GEO. III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01
BLACK AND WHITE RIVERS,

Leaves on SATrRD AY lat inst at5P NJ
~ FOR POCAHDNTAS, PoWHATAN
Baiesv le Jscksonport Augusta, Des Arc and
3ss&@k all lnndinvs on White and Black rivers The
regular packe. steamer Europa Bailey will leave
as above. For freigat passase amply on board
VIRG1NIUS @. DENTZEL,
d24 Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01
Leaves on tuesday,. Ian. H. at P. N.
~ SHIRE yEPORT AND NEW OR.

magnificent passenger packet steamer Lucy
HOlcOmbe, W. d. Bateman MASTER will leave above,
Shreveport Grand Bay Campte Grand Ecore iexan
dria Norman' Barbins and all landings. For further
Information. freight passage apply board s,g
VIRGINIUS DENTzEL,
d3l Advertising Agent
plan Of her cabin be and secured
Qrom distance by dispatch letter. by application at the
office of the agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

lrs Leaves on TUESDAY, 4th inst. at 8 P. M.
G. I. KOUNS BROS LOW WATER THROUGH LINE.
= IT, fort UPPER RED RIVER-The
EAEA Era No. 3, John Kouns master, for Fulton,
Washington; Dooley's Ferry, Conway. Spring
plantations and way landings Clear bills at packet
Apply to G. L. KOUNS& BROS,
Front stree.
49, VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEL,
DIS Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01
Railroads.

N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Lewis b Oglesby. l04 L Adams 81 Warren, Gill
more Geo. Robson s. Allen "A Harris & Levi.
3s Cutrer, Harrison &co 2s Ward Hunt Geo. 2s S
Ably Geo. "a Campbell s Strong. Is West, VII
larie &co IL Bradley, Wilson Geo IL Sam Barrett
&co. 81 Payne Harrison. 8 Walker, HUTCHINSON
Geo. 8 Smith, Harris &co. 8 Byrne, Vance Sco g
Harding, Ably &co. a ] T Hardie SEQ z Henkle
&co. z Patton, Smith & Putnam a IS o Nelson eco
10 Carroll, Hoy &co.. 8 Walker, Snyder Eco S
Mves, Battles q Noble 8 McLemore, Rayburn &co
!. IS Bogart Foley q Avery. Winston, Morrison &
co, F G Randolph. 2 Friedlander 4 Gerron 1
A H May GEO. 2 GLADDEN. & Siexas L Watt Il Noble
Rhorer, Higginbotham &co. 20 Block, McAfee &
CO. g J Williams Geo. Total 7l9 bales cotton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

: Norman's, Barbn's,
And all way landings.
Composed Of the following splendid and swift passenger
boats which will leave New Orleans Shreveport alter
nately Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, P NJ
T u E DA VS.:
eirand Duke Capt Samuel Appegate.
Lucy HolcOmbe $50. Capt W. D. Batenan.
TIL U S r d AVS.
National. -. Capt. P. G. Montgomery.
Judah YOurO...........G Capt Charles W. Ewing.
SA R D AVS.
b. Il. Hodge ...... 49,. Capt. John Smoker.
Lecomte. ..;.........:....; Capt. Cheney johnson.
N Ali of the above mentioned splendid passenger packets
will leave their regular days without fall the ap
pointed All business entrusted to their will be promptly
and faithfully attended to.
State be secured either Of these boats for
any trip, by applying at the Office Of the agents.
g. L. KOUNS & BROS, Agents,
$50 No. Froht street. q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

Leaves on SATURDAY, January !, at s Pm.
.ee G. L. Kouns 4 Bros.' Lew. Water Through Line.
6@ FOR UPPER RED RIVER
lanSaR Era No. I, John Kouns, master. for Fulton,
Washington, Dooleys Ferry, Conway, Spring.
bank Erwins Bn Red Bayou, Albany, Shreveport and all
plantations and landings. Clear bills a packet rates.
yIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
-dN Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

Leaves on THUEspAY, s,h Jan Ct 81. positively -
l@AH{{&tkS Orleans Tr-Weeky Jacket Line-Ths tine
Ess9.zES3 superb passenger packet steamer Judah
TOurO Chas. w. Ewing master, will leave above for
shreyepor Grand Bayou Campe Grand EcOrs Alexandria,
Fur further information and freight passage apply
board or to G. l.. KOUNS EROS, Agents.
tg@tfa ffaf4 &tsf No. Front street.
kA plan of her cabin be seen and secured
from distance by dispatch eer by application at the Of
fee of the agents. e .'}.ss st $50
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

United States Mail Packet. =
- NJ Il MP HIS AND NEW ORLEANS
Packet Lne-For Memphis and the Bends-The
splendid 6rst.cass packet steamer Belfast,
Capt W. Way will receive creighton Wednesday, foot 81
Girod street. aud will leave above freight or pas.
sage, apply on board, or to j. Il. FRELIGH
Office under the st. Charles Hotel
Limo Napoleon with regular Packets for
the Arkansas and White rivers and Memphis superior
Packets for St. Louis and for Louisville. ~
~ Adams Express carried regularly by this Line i,l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01
VALUABLE LANDING AT PUBLIC SALE.

'1''' = =. = :. : : = - : = = ~
THE MINDEN LANDING, occupied by G. L. Weldon
near the town Of Mnden Caibore pAsh Louisiana will be
sold public auction the highest bidder In the town Of Min
den on the first MONDAY in Sc stember next.
This properly comprises abont $50 Of land the i'm
provernents thereon consisting of Cotton Sheds
house The Landing controls par, Of the extensive and
neau the largest points for the shipment of
ton Interior and 10 esrey above overflow To those
quanted with this property unnecessary ore those
nnacaasntsd with obtain full information regarding The
up freight received by it BY applying the parties
named below. ~ ~
1aTERMS OF sALE-one-third cash, or New Orleans
acceptance payable LIST january one-th payable In
cember 1886 and onehird payable in April 1850 New Or
leans accsptances, approved. ,Azs5 g.
further in relation to this property apply
Landing; or NJ B. Brsdy Co., New Orleans. jel9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

Leaves every FRIDAY, ats p. M. sl,.i5
~ REGULAR MONROE AND TREN-
lE44lNlS ton weekly packet-For Ouacha City mouth
Bayou bartholomew. sterlington Port Union,
mouth DAbone Trenton. Monroe Pine Bluff, CASTOR Coum
bin Harsonbnrg Trinity and all landings Onachia and
Black rivers.-The magnificent passenger r.. w.
will leave positively above. For freight passage apply
on board, or to MUSE & BRO.
Corner Common and Front streets.
The MeRae will take freghs all points Bayous
bon and Bartholomew with privilege OF reshippng
IT, -7 VIRGINIUS G DENTZEL,
d22 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

Leaves on SATURDAY, Ist inst, at 9 A. NJ.
REGULAR JEFFERSON PAC-
ET.-For Jefferson fen,on Port Caddo and
port Grand Bayou Carpts Grand Fcore and Alexandria
light DRAFT passenger packet Sallle Robinson, Dyas
Power, master will leave abovo For freight PASSAGE
vIRGINIUS G. DENTZEL,
d27 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

Leaves WEDNESDAY, January s. at So. M.
- REGULAR OUACIIlTA TEN DAY
PACKET.-For Camden, Beach Hills, Cham
pagnelle Alabama Landing, Trenton, Monroe,
Pine Butt uartisonburg Trinity and al findings the
CHA and Back-Regular passenger cket Messenger
H. Kirk MASTER will leave above. For freight passage
apply on board.
vIRGINIUS @. DENTZEL,
d3l Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01

Cazenaye 3 do u Oliver go IS rice Grieve q Werle
55 do Cleveland Bros Gc0 sundries to order. Total
227 hhds sugar 244 bbls moasses 90 hit bbs molasses
n LOCKP0RT Steamer Vixen. so hhds sugar to
Bogart, Foley Il Avery .23 do rs bbls molasses to
L0bit h Charpentier rs bbls molasses Williams =
25 do F ] Dasilya &co..22 hf do G Sabatier &co.
sundes to order Total So hhds sugar LIS bbls ~ hf
bbls m0lasses. Is
DONALDsONvILLE. Steamer D Jr. 50 hhds
sugar 50 bbls molasses Lapice Bros: 80 hhds sugar
Lauye u Mccall. 10 do NJ Gordon Jr. SO empt bbls
II Bonnabel III do Bourjoise .sundries to order
Total l5g hhds sugar so bbls moasses.
OLD RIVER. Steamer Dick Nash. 50 hhds sugar
100 bbls molasses Miltenberger eco ITO bbls mo-
lasses Washington jackson &co. 8 do s Locke. %
bales cotton Frelsen, Stevenson Geo. "A bales moss
R Grey. .sundries to order Total 50 hhds sugar 275
bbls molasses bales cotton.
LOCKPORT Steamer Silver Heels 81 hhds
sugar l55 bbls moiasses Bogaft, Foley q Avery %
Lobit q Charpentier.. Is do A D Kelly &co. do
VIZ D Urquhart so bbls molasses w A johnson Il
co.. 10 bbls flour Gordon Foster sundries to order
Total 76 bids sugar 228 bbls molasses.
4 WHITE RIVER !. Steamer VIM Campbell. !. 81
bales cotton Horrel, Gayle &co. 16 Head, Massie &
60. So Moses Greenwood &c., 90 Robson & Allen
9 Henderson, Terry &co. IS Fellowes Geo. l6 Con
molly &co, .5l Phillips, Nixon &co 81 do Winston
Morrison eco a Pitcher, Goodrich &co. 20 do A 1
I Gaines &co. ~ Bradley, Wilson Geo.. 20 Carroll
Hoy &eo. 8 Campbell 4 Strong, g S Nelson 4co
% scs wheat Horrell, Gayle &co. 1919 do Head
Massie &co .2s SKIS fruit and sunries to order Total
523 bales cotton
I CINCINNATI. Steamer Alma lot machinery to
Augustine y Thibeaut. 10 rolls leather B L Mann.
16 bbls whisky bard, Garfield eco 80 bbls whisky
Connolly &co as do Keif. q cks liquor to order
500 tcs lard Martin, Cobb AGO. 1888 bbls pork 3S dc
beef, Suydam.. 1871 bbls pork 1853 ties lard Sc dc
hane Tufts Il Hobart 81 bbls beef $50 do pork Yose
/ Bros. 400 els rope Parmele b Brother.
LOBDELLS STORE. Steamer Gross Tcte So hhds
hills rrnlAaspa n fsOTI1Ofl r AZ hhds
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01
R1oE mILLs-R1oH ml1Ls-nrUE MILL

The best plan of huling Rice ever tried is by the
STEAM ARM RICE POUNDING MACHINE,
PATENTED BY JOHN TALON,
II will hull five bushels Of prepared Rice in from 35
minutes according to the quality Of the Rice. Mr. GEORGE
PATTERSON at the Foundry and Machine Shop Of
Delod and New Ievee Streets is my agent for the
facure and sale Of the same.
JOHN TALON, Patentee.
New Orleans, November H. 1853 nlS ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-01
oUAC HITA RIVER.

leaves on SATURDAY. LIST. at O'Clock p. NJ
H. REGULA AR OUACHITA. BAYOU
l@AH5kEi n Bartholomew and Black River Packet-The
fine passenger steamer w. w. Fas mer, R.
H. Livingston master will leave as above taking freight
Pigeon M Marie sana. Alabama Landing Point Pleasant
lnmbus Harrisonburg Trinity. ar's Bluff all ineime
date landings the above For further particulars
apply on board VIRGINIUS Q. D INTEL,
d3t Advertising Agent
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-02
T &. g x e o w gE co " RE r.
News Summary.

Dispatches from Fort Leayenworth report u
hgl,t between fifty U. S. Soldiers and large
| body Of Indians, noar Fort Artuekle. Two
Camauchcs were killed and many wounded.-
only two soldiers Serc wounded. ~
1. A great food occurred in the North and Wos.
about the 2lst March, ult. Heavy damages
were Sustained on nearly all the water coursee.
A dreadful accident has happened ca the
Great Western Railroad Of Canada, During a
eovcrc storm, o bridge was washed away and
the cars pitched headlong into n fearful chasm
Six persons were killed, and many wounded. -
Several of the wounded have since died
The Dorm gold u ne, in Edgefeld is still pro-
ductivc. The yield is about 1000 per day
copper mine on the promises has been ,liscov-
cred and is worth at least 66 per cent.
Fighting continues in Mexico When il will
cease, nnd who arc 10 be the successful parties.
is invested with much doubt
The EdgcfelN Adrert;srr reports case of as
sault and battery recently tried at that place.
JOHN W. McKELLAR Vi. AiBERv G. GAsklNs.--
The verdict for MCKELIAD was S., 600
Gen. HIaHrSGsEN is en- route TO Savannah To
collect cmigrants for Arizona. The cmiQrants
are expected to rendezvous at Po~dcrhor, Tex
as, in'July, and proceed 10 FL Passo by over
land in Tie beginning of September Three hum
drcd men arc engaged to come down from the
Western and Northwestern States Men are
said to be assembling in Ohio, Kentucky AMI
Alabama
late arrival from Europeis announced In
Liverpool, all grades of cotton had advanced -
The war feeling was spreading, although it is
thought that pence will be maintained Italy.
however, is much excited
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-02
Court Items.

We return to Court week for an item or
two that may interest orr readers: Thggrand
jury found only ten e true bills" There
were five Convictions on the Scssinna side of
Court. namely One case Of stealing by ,wo
persons, each sentenced to be whipped ltt
Monday in. May. SMITH alius IIA:glxs, for
"anlawfully. beatinga u shrc," was sentenced
to five months in,prisonment-h had alrca-
dy been in Jail one year. a hard case, in
the shape of n inan, was brought up for whip
ping his Wife Ills Honor scored him well.
and sCntonced him to eight months imprson-
mont, and to pay al costs.
The prcscntmcnts ofthc grand jury appear
in our columns this week
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-02
The Post Ofaoe Department.

The Postmaster General has published
Il letter, in which he gives some statements
that will be of interest The reason which
determined the President not 10 call an.
extra'scssion, was his unRillingness TO rob
any portion of the Confedcracy of full
voice in the councils of the nation, The
Congressional elections are to be held in
FIVE States after the 1st of October. An
extra session in time to afford. any relief
could not possibly be called He statcs
that: i,
Had the appropriation bill which failed
made provision only for the fiscal year COM
mencing on the LIST July next, there would
obviously have been no necessity for an
extra session. The first quarterly service
of contractors for that year will not have
been performed, so as to entitte them to
pay until the first Of October; and by the
terms of their contracts-t those for railroaa
routes only excepted sixty days more must
elapse before their accounts can be finally
settled, which would postpone the day Of
pigment till the 1st of December, within
less than week from the regular meeting
of Congress" r 49,
He then makes the following financial
statement: @
"Such however, is NOS tEc case. That
sbilfalso provided a that the sam of Sc, g38
72S be, aud the Same IS hereby, Sppropria.
ted out Of any money 10, TINS. .fycasary' not
otherwise appropriated, to supply dciicien-
cies in the resctaeS Of the Poat Office Da-
partpent for the year ending the 80,h Of
june, 1859 Upon careful examination
and investigation, It has been ascertained
that the deficiency will am6u6tt to abont the
sun Of Si,385, ,2G 90. II odght, bowfy.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-02
The Tennessee Democracy.

On the 18th inst. :. tho Demncracy of Ten
nessecmet in Convention Mt Nashville to Sc
lcot a candidate for Governor The Hon. j.
g. Harris, the present incumbent. was NOM
mated by acclamation. Tho following rcso-
lutions define the position oftho Tennessee
Democracy in respect to Federal politics.:
Resolved, That the Democratic party adj
here with unehanging faith to the principles
heretofore adopted in their conventions in re-
gard to II strict construction of the language
of tho Constitution. giving powers to the diff
icrent departments Of our FEDERAL Govern
mcnt. and that they belie,e mpatioE the evils
developed in our system Of administration
have arisen from failure in the practice of
this fundamental rule in its Interpretation.
Resoloed. THAT tariff orreycnuc aloncis
the trne policy Of thccountry and q correct
exposition of the Tnwer, of Congress on the
subject Of indirect taxation, The amnunt
necessarily forrevepue will vagy with the NO
cessitiea of the Government, but the princi-
pie itself is inmutable.
Resolpsdi That the acquisition of tho
island of Cuba is, in our opinion, eminent
ly desirable for the snfety, happiness and
prosperity of orr republic, and we should
hail with pleasure any measure consistent
with justice that wonld accomplish this OBJ
ject We oan never consent TO ita appro-
priatiop by any of the powerful States of
Europe, and would incur all the danger Of
war rather than oequiesce in such result.
Pesoios,i, Il fhat We are satisfied. & witt, tho
views announced by the Supreme Court Of
the United States ia the celebrated case of
q Drod Scott" on the right of shareholders
and the statute of slavery in tho Terrific
ries, and are willing 70 abide by the prlnci-
pies announced in that decision. SlavefA.
aud the rights of slsvehoIdots are protected
by the Constitution of the United States,
and an appeal to tho action of the Judi
cial tribunals of the Union, until the forma-
tion of a Constitution by the people Of 4
Territory, and then the State must decide
for itseleQn that 80 we'll az other legitimate
subjects Of government a
ResoieSa, That weghaye an abiding con.
fidenee.ir theability and patriotism of The
Presidents of the United States, and tkat
we approve genetdly the ideas contained
IA his messages and the acts of his Admin
istsatioR. Wo'thercforc renew our pledges
to his support, and our faith IN his adhe.
renee TO ths principles Of oarTaT+y.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-02
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