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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

NV TABERSACLE CHURcH.-TGe ns# TaSernscIe
Church, OF the corner of Broadway and Thirty ourtn
street sill be opened for divine service on Sabbath
he 9th inst. The Rev Z. A Park, D. D., Prot. ssor
in Abdovei Theological Seminary is expected topreGoi
tie ded'cstory sermon. The new church descfiP-
ton of which has been gwen in rHE CRIBUSE, con-
Is ps 3l2 pews, SToIdi0g accommodation for sbou,
ZOO persops. The pews are not to be sold, bu'
rented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08
TAiy.rtis.msnt

Nos. CO Aso IS FrLros ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

On the debate that ensusd, il appeared that Prot.
Morales wac paid 1900 until the let Of February,
when the Committee cut down his salary to SlOO per
month.
The Committee en- the Free Academy attempted to
exculpste themselves by quoting from BY laws which
other members could not fnd.
Mr.. BENEDICT stated that a merchant had com
planned to him that his in the FIes Academy was
rot permitted to study the Spanish.
A communication from 65 teachers for rooms in
which TO receive ipstructicn in French not resd
the reader declaring that ii so badly written that
he could rot read il.
Members Of the Normal School Committee opposed
the granting Of the permission, but i. was granted.
TIE PRESpESr stated that he could not sign bill
for $O0 from Mr. Soeeesn for egs services, while az
sficer Of the Fourth Ward local Board.
MIR. FIIzGER,LD Of tire Fourth thought it all night,
xat it was referred 10 the Ensucs Committee.
Various bills objected /, oy the President were re-
faxed 10 the Finance Committee.
Mr.. KExSrpY, first assist Spt with Il cert cste,
scss z a. principal in smsl grammar school IN the
Twelfth Ward, could not be psd because he Was set
ing principal With a B certificate Inc Board d.
rected ths; be be paid.
TIE hets Of the Fourth Ward ssindle were detailed
in 9 report from the Finance Committee. Nothing
new wss developed.
The Me- nal School Committee reported that 20 OF
the attends us Of the Normal School not teachers
in the scbo 1s Of the city the lay Requires. They
amended a resolution ndorsiug their scton, ard It
was Endorsed.
loon the rec ommsndston Of the Normal School
Cor mi tee the "a lsry of Miss Susan Wright, the Pun-
eip. Of the late 'aly Normal School, raised to
$500, 81 vice pnncp 81 in the Saturday Normal School
The place Of Misc n 4. garetts LOuiss MssOD. teacher
In the ZANE school, wa has resigned, was supplied by
the election OF Mr.. Thol mss Hunter.
Asquest for $iOO0hr hot water farnsces IN the
rev building in Wooster street excited considerable
discussion.
DR.. EAGER ststsd tina. IN Re tNha warn tney hSa
got what he thought perfect system OF warming snd
ventilation 10 the use Of the l'rown Hot Wsser Fur
mace They were rssdy at spyt ne to snow to0rousn'
~ ventilated rooms He thought the qnshty OF tue
air supplied was 90 much superior 20 ordinsJ oeA'e'
ar tha; cost Of the questioniA TIE comparison
Mr.. BRusNrI stated that toey hsd u ea tne 'ufnsoe
in TIE Thirteenth Ward and well sA iSned with "
DIR. WILLIAMS spoke in favor Of steam.
Mr.. TucKrR spoke in favor Of any systel n OF gooa
yertlstop; he had not yet wenvertil,e ''aoo
builsipe. Good ventilation was worth CREST Heal OF
zsney.
Tia request was scceeded TO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

To ne Editor Of The n. Y. Tr,brns
Six: Some mslicOus scOundrel inserted notice OF
my your paper Of yesterday which wish soa.
trsdict a. an not dead, bat atys and we'll
r }. CURTIS, No. - fulton street, ~ T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-08

Mes'rs D. Appleton & Co. have publi'hed siy 'tereo
scopic ilides, illustrating Buffers Nothing to Wesr.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24

pRJSHES.-Clotb, Hat, shaving Hair Tooth n, i
ID Paint from 10000 to ;. Narnisli, in Tin Cam.
ial, 'frntEs, Dn-tins, Whtewash ii, r-e shoe sto,
crrbing, Camel Hair Pcnciisat la3if yTYTaS's
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24

10 t"uri laudt Street New Yofk
Dr. Morse. Indian Pills are sold by Ali
Medicines. " ~'e1' IN
Agehtr wanted ~ every town, village hnnle IN the
for rms. " 'NS's
recent OF -, postage paid Nv
u FOR sNIe y EiEIsn aud Pulford Agents Yin Pt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24

r.. Aliens W Ids Fair Resio3er and zvte
VI hatSamune, just r-,iyeI ~ PUIFoEfl$
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24

y, ~ f2r medicine purposes Cognac Bran
/ cy, Fort Wine, Madeira Vine ufc Ja, -, -
oil and tin Bourbon Whi-hey, London Porter scorrl
- -'e'i '''Ni' ochnaPFs At 3Stf- NTIIAE'S
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24

PREPARE FOR WINTER.
400 STOVES,
EMBRACING nearly every variety known, particularly
~ the most approved patterns just received anc oueIeo
ior sale BY WM LANfON son, on Commerce street
Among his assortme may be found the following
AIR-TIGHT COOKING STOVES.
May Floner, Water Hheh,
Black Diamond, ITO" 4d"haH,
Prairie Sasen, oeHeTh queen
y,,o World Cuitirator, Unireyse,
Kevs,one .4tla.s BaHgxp, Lion, &C.
PREMIUM STOVES,
or all sizes and patterns in use Also, the follow
ing among other:
PARIOR STOVES.
svirnn with without Floral closd 'front.'
Boston, =" So'iuSe o'o'''' y, y.
BOX STOVES,
OF all descriptions and size, together with few coal
SToVEs both for Cooking and the Parlor He has ase
a large Stock OF beautiful
Britannia Ware,
including
Tea Pots, Coffee Pots, Sugar Urn., Crsamsr',
MoEasses Pitchers s Casfors Pitchers,
Mugs Cnps, Cdnd.estteKs
SpitSoas, Lamps, &C, Ser &c
Selected with care and offered at remarkable low rates
Tin, Copper, and sheet Iron Ware,
all kinds, constantly hand, manufactured TO
der, the shortest notice
In connection with this establishment is a FURNACE
where work either of their respective lines viii be done
IN the best possible manner.
Job w ork attended in any of the above Shops or
short notice
sy Persons desiring any thing in his line invite'
to call and examine his Stock and prices.
WILLIAM LANYON SON.
Mineral Point, October. 1853. -iy
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24

DEKFChERf Fancy aud Toilet articles Harrison
Fertumery, ynns Kat harion. d .hr, Spznish -
raj, heen Fan, Bay Rum, cologne. Hair oil,
'"oth POWDERS, Old Bros Windsor Suap. White DO
-ncy Do" shaving Cream cream Of Sozp bund4-s
others AFT yIyTAk.S
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-05-24
FASHIONABLE

BARBERING AND HAiR-DRESSING
I'iE subscriber having recently opened shop
room owe. the Mineral Point Book Store nearly op-
Poste the nt@d States etel prepared wait upon
customers "a any hour oftbe day. SH4 VING, SHI NJ
POONiNG, H. r. DIRE SING &C. done in the best
rcaser ana most fashionable STYLES
BY strict attention TO his and de-
ire TO please he hopes merit and receive
the patronage of the citizens city ofMinera Point
Gentienen please call and give him TRIAL
Mineral et, June 20. 1887 C24ul N. P.TgRNER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07
sHERIFFs SALES,

Fprn DrsrEIcr couKrlJ. b. LEroEEy vs.. HORACE
nc x xfT 1E5fss: 81 r,, H ~ 4 s
ID directed by the Honorable The Fifth District Conrt
Of New Orleans in the above entitled viii proceed 10
Camp and Magazine streets. FRIDAY October H.
'' Two cERTA1S LOTS OF GROUND, viii, the build.
ings and thereon, situated In the Firt Dis
Of this city, desenated IS lots Nos and on
a. sn fo n oce x Thomas osr
No. 20 front franklin street. between
dividing i, from lois Nos ard 90 feet inches and lines
opposite side line and 20 feet inches and lines in
Lot No. measures "a feet inches Common street.
between Franklin % feet III inches and
lines in depth the line Of lot No y feet inches snd line
width In the rear.
sezed in the above suit. =.""
TERMS-CAsh the spot.
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
cISau1ErZ CouR DE- DISTRICT J. B. LET0REY vsHoRAcE
nv d.a% writ de sai.ie e
Il Nonyeie Orleans aare ciessus je procederai 10
sh y d,ocebe 1852 midi rH8tel De Ia cs me
~ ~ entire les rues du Camp o. des hagasns la
DEgx CERTAIHs LOTS DE TERRE ensemble les batsses
M ve desisnes lois Nos ct snr IN pan
dreste par A. Hedn voyer, date du avr 1851 dEpose
por rscours en- Fetade dc Thomas noae public de
LIE lot No mesnre q pieds de rue franklin entire
ss fssn Ct g ged de proondsur
e. gns sur Ia gne On cats oppose pies pouces
lgnes Dc Iareeur sur la ligne da fond.
e entire les raes franklin TIss % sds Il names ue
gnes de profondeur Ia gns du lot No pets pouces
lignes de largeur la iigne du fond. fSNS'' %
saisls dams ,afare ci-dessus. s--. -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS moment de padjudication.
20 Y z3 5U % sherf de IA Peroisse d,orsans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07
CoTTON SEED OIL

C,oTTON SEED OIL
The undersigned. sole agents of the BIENvILLE COTTON
SEED OIL MANDATORY of Msssrs. P. Martin L Co.,
constantly hand large supply this superior article
which ready sell the favorable terms. As
will by reference the suboined certificates the OIL
fully tested by planters and merchants who
BLANcH1N 4GIRAUD,
.oa# No. A Old Levee.
We have established depots at the following places
Y. MAURIN. Dona1dsonyiile.
yARALDI d PHELPS, Paincoutville.
A.PERRIN, Thibodaux.
DUFRESNE 4 HUNT, Bayou Goula.
ROTH. DEBL1EUx CO., Plaquemine and the principal
Grocefs in this city.
ASSUMPTION, August n, 1850
During last r,1ing the Cotton Seed Oil made by
Martin Co.. New Orleans used for lights in the Sugar
Houses Augusn Whita plantations Of W. Pugh
Co., Mrs. Cynthia Pugh's New Hope plantation, and the
plantation Co.. and was in every respect.
found equal if not SUPERIOR to either whale or lard OIL
(Signed) A.FRANKLIN PUGH.
ASSUMPTION, June l, 1859.
certify that have used Cotton Seed Oil for lighting
Sugar House, and consider equal fish oil have
usedt giving light and less trouble than
whale oil.
tsgpeD yENANT HEBERT.
ASSUMPTION, June =, 1859.
Iake pleasure stating that have used the Cotton Seed
Oil manufactured by Messs p Martin Co., and found to
give complete satisfaction.
{Signed A.GENTILg.
During the late rolling used the Cotton Seed Oil
from the mandatory Of Messrs p Martin Co. This oil
sperm whale oi-gves smoke and
tire free from offensive smell. Although commenced roll
ing earlier than the preceding Beasenthe
being much arger barrels oil less than previously
(Signed) g. PUGH.
new ORLEANS, August %, 1859.
We undersigned hereby certify that wishing to test the
qualities of the different Oils which have for SALE pro
ceeded as follows:
four lamps equal size with the following oils One
with Bleached Sperm Oil, with Winter Strained Lard OIL
one with Whale OIL with Cotton Seed O-the latter
being from the mandatory of Messs P. Martin Co.. of this
city.
The lamps lighted at O'Clock p NJ. and left bnrnng
in our store The morning, at O'clock found that
the Whale Oils had been entirely consumed. At
O'Clock NJ the lamp With the Sperm Oil went out The
Cotton Seed Oil still burning ard giving bright steady
IL O'Clock A. NJ, when it put out being satisfied
with the result experiment. and although it might have
continued burning greater length Of Time In our Judgment
the Cotton is lighting superior all
Others being moreover free from smoke offensive SMELL
(sgned) POTHIER l. FAUCHEUX.
sel2 2p6tIm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

CPALDINts q ROGERS, AMPHiTHEATER AHD
Museum, Commercial Place and st. Charles street.
q. n. spsldng. Manager.
Ninth Night Of the Celebrated and Original
Buckeye
ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
FRIDAY EVENING. October 7, 1859,
rirst nIsht Of Bt Him. 0pss II
s,aun Als.is II B.no? Buckley Previous to the opera
nz-AdmissI,n 30 cents. Coored Gallery rs cents
open at hnlfpast O'clock Curtain rises at half
pAse a5-Psrfs1maucs EVERY NIGHT and EVERY sAruR-
IMMENSE SUCCESS. IMMENSE 'ucoEss /,
Fourth Night
THE GREAT EUROPEAN ARTIST,
LOvE!
THE PoLYPHorIsT,
Mime Love,
THE GIPsEY KING!
VIII appear To NIGHT in their GRAND ILLUSIONS.
FRIDAY EVENING. Oct. I. 1859.
THE GREAT SHAWL OF LovEi
For the 6rss time o.nightI
NEW ORLEANS POST OFFICE
FIRST time to night
LOVES EGYPTIAN CAULDkoN ,-First time tonight
1aDoors open a. O'Clock Performance at a
quarter 10 g. precisely.
aCards Admission, 90 cents; Children and Servants rs
cents; Reserved Seats, rs cetits.
nseas can &c tbs Hail. between the hours Of
a. II. aud p NJ. 7.
pf,-A Grand Entertainment will be given SATURDAY
MORNING for the accommodation OF Families and Schools,
commencing IL O'Clock. Docs IL o'clock Cards
admission to Morning Entertainment Is cents-old ard
young. q
TVHEATEK D'OieLEANs THE MANAGER OF
the Orleans TheA er begs leave inform public that
the office for the selection Of Boxes md Tor the
from 10 A. b. TO P. NJ. in tho Orleans 1heater
Building, between BOURBON and Royal streets.
olE n.atrnlo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07
WANTED,
REMOVALS.

lSEMOyAL-H. B1DWELI, DEALER IN PORK and
II Beef Flour Bacon Lard Whisky etc, has removed
from Store No. 80 Povdra street. No. - Poydras street. be-
tween Magazine and Fouchsr streets. o3 I'm
ID EMOVAL-CLAPP. MITCHELL d JACK have re.
N moved from g. and 81 9ravier No. IS
Magazine street. and No. u Bank Place where they
recsving and opening large aud easonahe stoc of Dry
Goods which they invite the attention of buyers se10 In
d MOVAL-CoL BRETON WITHERs
n haze aved to No. 81 Carondelet street. aust
% EMOVEn-SAMUEt H. GILMAN has removed
IL from No. 70 Graver street to No. 4S St. Charles street.
corner of Grsvier suS
DEMOvAII-IH HAVE REMOVED IN CONSEQUENCE
IL of the fire to No. So Baronne street.
ie18 II r, W. LONG,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07


FIRST opportunity purchase Beautiful Dwelling, with
Cultivated Grounds adjoining the residence of R. H. Short
ESQ., belonging to the succession of Logan Mcknight Esq.
BYJULLAN NEVILLE e. co.
JULIAN NEVILLE, Auctioneer,
Office II Commercial Place.
THURSDAY, 27th day of October. at 12
O'Clock M, the ST. Charles Exchange ST. Charles street.
by virtue order of the Hon. p H. Morgan Judge
Second District Court dated Sept 2d, 1889 rendered in the
The beautiful residence Of the late Logan Mcknight ESQ.,.
situated in the Fourth District Gate Iaayette in the square
bounded by Coliseum late Paquemne sreet) Washington,
Prytania, and Fourth streets.
The ground contains niae lots measuring 2 feet
front Coliseum street. ga feet 81 inches front Fourth
street. thence l29 feet deep line parallel Coliseum street
SO feet ine parallel Fourth feet
AZ inches line ralle said Coliseum street thence
to point of beginning l25 feet G inches and line parallel
to said Fourth street.
The house built elevated about the
ground containing large paors, dining bed
the first floor and the attic with pantres china Closets
room, ETC., etc.
yard we'll paved large csterns with
to render 1t d. sirabe, both comfort and elegance.
The grounds beautifully laid and planted with
shrubbery fruit and shade trees portion in
plee order.
Esq., in the Of erection, and other beautiful
ngs rendering altogether choice opportunity
well settled neighborhood. The plan exhibition
the stand of the Auconeers in the ST. Charles Exchange
in equal nsalnen.s for secured by mortgage
property and bearing cent interest until
and per cent until final payment if not paid at maturity
to be kept insured and policy transferred
Execurx.
Parties wishing to visit the property by applying at
the flee of the Aucioneers.
sale before W. H. Peters, Notary at the expense tho
purchaser. SEQ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07

SUNDRIES-IN STORE
. 80 bbls. White Wine, Birsac.
20 cssks
80 bbls Vinegar.
nsks st. E, ephe, Norman.
10 f.scompe O.,
30 =. Medoc St. Julien.
20 Gsn,ulhac 4 Vaery
800 cases Marg quarts and pints
20 Oh steau Yqiem.
loo IIaville.
20 barose.
50 Laftte For sale by
S. D. GRATIAA L CO.,
NJ r,,to, ,t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07
PARTICULAR NOTICES.

uJ- Firemen's Charitable ciation-The
regular quarterly meeig Of the Directors Of this Association
w, be he'd MONDAY EVENING 10th inst nj O'Clock, In
Lodge Room No. 4. Odd Fellow Ball.
Of IS r. POI0ER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07

SUCCESSION OF JOHN sCHAEFER-No. IL, s29-BAKE-
ry, Furniture, etc.
BY j. ID. Boards CO.,
GARDNER SMITH, Auctioneer.
Office IS Magazine street.
MONDAY, October II, 1859, mt IL o'clock A.
l NJ No. 1879 Poydras street. opposite the Poydrss Mar
by order Of the Hon p FL Morgan Judge Of the
district Court Of The Parish of Orleans 'a.ed 3h September
1859, will be sold
sundy articles Household Furniture, Gold Pencil
Case Gold Lever Watch and Chain.
And
The Bakery known the Citizens Bakery No. 1893
street. opposite Poydras Market Exclusive of oyen
comprising stock in trade working tools, fixtures and other
contents; also, the good will.
H1-TERMS-Cash.
NB-The Of Bakery continued at the same
rate Of
1635 600 HAVANA CIGARS. 635, 900 HAVANA CIGARS.
BY d. E. MORPHY,
AUcrIoSEER.
WEDNESDAY, 26th Inst, Mt 10 o'clock A.
w Nj, at Messrs. Romaqasa Magi Importers, No. 80
Poydas street. orders received from the shippers will be
sold
6s50Oo Havana Cigars all suaranteedmported by them
selves and consisting Of choice variety.
Hay-For Terms, seefCataognes. oil
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07

peal ESTATE, AND SLAVES PUBLIC
The have opened Books for the Registry
Of Slaves the city and country invite
their the public call their office
property they may have for sale inscribed in their
Register
No charge will be made for such registry.
The Books will be opened for examination by the public
the sales.room Of the undersigned.
MCCERREN, LANDRY 4 co.
19-ofce and Sales Reconnaissance Hail. St. Charles street
of Perddo. SEQ If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07

EHI<:H LUMP COAL-6o TUNs BEST QUAIL
~ ty Lehigh Coal expressly for Foundes, ships B. L.
kimbali and Rockght now discharging. For sale BY
SPENCER FIELD i co.
na-Ofice corner Csmu and (sirod streets az At
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07

VULCANIZED RUBBER Betting, PACK
ING, HOSE. etc., etc.
Brnmhill Il Campbell.
Wholesale Agents Of
THE BOSTON BELTING COMPANY,
Warehouse No. 1870 William street. New York,
Respectfully informs Merchants Dealers Jobber etc. that
they constantly hand full Of all the
mentioned goods together with such others in for
every chanical purpose
Aspecia orders for any goods which not kept hand
will receive our prompt attention.
AA goods furnished at manufacturers prices catalogues
Of which obtained upon application by
above ivlR am
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07
, r.. wILMOTsS PL "A Is, PATENTEU
D CORDWOOD OUTER.

The exclusive patent rights Of the above have been pur
for the States Of Louisiana Mississippi Alabama A1kansss
wishing purchase parish county State rights Of
machinery obtain the by applying to the under
signed, who Is sole agent for the above company
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07

CPALDINss d ROtsEfts, AMPHiTHEATER AHD
- Museum Commercial Place and b. Charles street.
q. n. Spaldng. Manager.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO STATE TAX PAYERS,-THE
rolls OF the First, Second Represen
ttive Districts will exposed Room No. Is City Hail. for
thirty days from Monday, Sd October next daily from 10
o'clock A. NJ till O'Clock +. b., for examination
ton.
II gJNyrps
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07

SUCCESSION OF LOGAN McKNIGHT,PosITIvE SALE
opportunity purchase Beautiful Dwellirg
Cultivated Grounds adjoining the residence of R. H. Short
ESQ., belonging to the succession of Logan Mcknight Esq,
RY I'LL Ia ~ AyE,NII L Z, E E1Q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07

Refers to- Messrs. Martin Gordon, Jr n Oh N. 8. Brin
gier Ascension La Dr. @. W. Campbell, Iberve La; Cap
tain j. G. Landry n o.; g. G. Boger N o.; G. E. Mre 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07

ps-A Grand Entertainment will be given On SATURDAY
MORNING, for the accommodation OF Families and Schools,
encing IL O'Clock. Docs open O'Clock Cards
admission to Morning Entertainment Is cents-old ard
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-07

M Indevislble Friends Comm ndery of
Knights Templars and Appendsnt Orders No the
THIRD FRIDAY Of month, In the Hall
Lodge Of st. Claude and Dumaine Streets First
District
General o J. Donnsa, Captain General Ansuss B.ous,
Junior Warden A. Cologne Treasurer Francois Meleur
Recorder; Michel Meeur, standard earer Bruno de Lucas,
sp1g 1v
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-29

4 CAyprpArE.-Itis not often that the
Northern part of the State is represented
with a candidate for state office, and we
never knew Of the Ninth District having
one We now have the pleasure of pre-
gnshaasYSr If the y office n q Reporter Of
the Supreme Court. subject to the decision
of the State Republican Convention
Valparaiso Republic.
Mr.. Denote is gentleman of sne at
tainments, we'll qualified for the office he
aspires to fill, and if nominated. being a
good stumper. will add strength to the
ticket in this portion of the State. The
Republic. however, seems to have forgot
ten that the Ninth District had candidate,
John H. Harper. of South Bend, on the
State ticket. in 1858, but that is no reason
why we should not have another in 1860,
especially as we did better than any other
district in the State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-29

-a'e WASHINGTON, Dec. q.
The Presidents Message has been de-
livcred to Congress. The President, after
expressing gratitu to the Almighty for
blessings received throughout the year, re-
fers to the recent bloody occurrence at
Harper's Ferry These events bad and
cruel in themselves, derived their chief i'm
portance from the apprehensions that they
were but symptoms of an incurable dis
ease in the public mind, which may break
out in still more dangerous outrages and
terminate at last in open war by the North
to abolish slavery" While he himself
entertains no such apprehensions, they
ought to afford a solemn warning to us all
to be ready for the approach of danger
He says: Let me implorc my country
men, North and South, to cultivate the
ancient feeling of mutual forbearance and
good will toward each other, and strive to
allay the demon spirit of sectional hatred
and strife, now alive in our land. This
advice proceeds from the heart Of an old
public fnnctionary, whose service COM
meneed in the last generation of the wise
auu CoHoctNdti'c OldtcSlneu Vi tnat Jay,
but he INDUCES in no gloomy forcbodings.
He thinks the affair at Harper's Ferry will
be the means of allaying the existing ex-
citcment and preventing further outbreaks.
He cordially congratnla.es Congress on
the final settlement by the Supreme Court
Of the question of Slavery in the Terri
tories. The right has been established for
every citizen to take his property ofevery
kind. including slaves into the Territories,
which belong equally to the whole con-
fcderacy. and to have it protected there
under the Federal Constitution. Neither
Congress nor the Territorial Legislature,
nor any human power. has any power to
annul or impair this vested right. Thus
has the state OF Territory, during the in
tormediate period, from its first settlement
until Il becomes State. been irreyocably
fixed by the Anal decision ofths Supreme
Court Of the United States. is