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Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15
Why the DISCRIMINATORY
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"Oficial notice is given that, in all
cases in which presumption declaration
statements, found on bona fde actual
settlements and cultivation made prior and
up to date, and filed by the settlers before
the 9th of October, the Registers and
Receivers are directed, where the pre-
emption claimants are unable, and do not
prove up and pay for tracts at or before
that time, without such actual settlement
and cultivation, to withdraw the tractfrom
the public sales IN Minnesota, to take
place in October and November"
The settlers of Minnesota secure this
advantage by being already adnitted a
State. She has two Senators and Rep
r~esentative in Congress! Such treatment
was not in reserve for Nebraska settlers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15
A Dirty Trick.

While Mr.. Daily was speaking a; the
Republican meeting, on Tuesday evening
last, a little boy came into the crowd bear
ing a transparency on which was printed
"Skisms." We pity the wretches who
instigaled and innocent boy to perpetrate
this insult. To the credit of B. P. Rankin,
Of Sarpy, we mention, that he seized the
lantern from the hands Of the boy, and
dashedi t to atoms on the ground.-Omaha
Republican.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15
The Nebraska City News

Does US injustice when it insinuates
that we support Mr.. Daily as a "Brown-
vile and Nemaha county candidate" So
far as the local interests we seek to pro-
tect are concerned, Nebraska City and
OtOe county are equally, if not more IN
terested than BrownyilIe and Nemaha
county. In the event Of Mr.. Daily's sue
cess-of which we have no doubt-we do
not desire, no do We expect him to be the
Representative of any special locality
To use the News own language we will
expect him only to "meet out equal and
exact justice" When that question was
put to Gen. Estabrook, by one of your
own townsman in your own City, Mr..
News, did he answer it satisfactory
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15

We do not believe that either the Ter
%ritorial Legislature or Congress have the
right to establish slavery; but either, or
both, may exclude it.-Republicdn.
In the above sentence is uttered the
most singular, inconsistent and fanatical
doctrine we have ever before read, or
heard of. To contend that Congress, or
the Legislature have The right to legislate
upon n side Only of any matter is toe
absurd, to- think about!
For our part, we do not believe Con-
gress possess the right to legislate one
way or the other on Territoriafmatters.-
She undoubtedly possesses the POwer, upon
the principle only, however, in our opin.
ion, that a man. of superior physical abili-
ties. possesses the Poseer to thrash his in.
f%erior, physically. We very much doubt
even the Constitutional power Of Con-
gress to legislate for the Territories upon
the subject of slavery. We contend thai
all control of that matter constiNtionaHy
possessed by Congress. has been deTegat-
edlo the Territorial Legislature by the
Organic Act.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15
n~ateriaIly IN estabtshing arode of 80

materially in establishing ABODE oflaws
for that State, which gave very general
satisfaction to the people Of the State.
He came among US with an unimpeach-
able character, which he has very WORTH
ly sustained among all classes Of his fel-
low citizens up to the present writing.
CAPITOLIUM.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15
ADVERTISEMENTS,
A CARD.

TO AND OTHERs.-PersOns who NAV
hereafter desire the services Of the undersigned. and
Associates, will please send to me-
lst. A description Of the land in contest,
ID The time when the cases are tried al the local Of
fees; hoto decided; and lChea sent up.
81. A copy OF the evidence taken.
PATENTS-When Patents are wanted, the Certificates
must be sent to me- The cost Of obtaining patents is
only $40.
By complying with the above, much time will be
saved, and the business can be better attended to
JOHN A. ARKER
Washington City, September, IS, 1859.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15
Died


In this county, on the 3Ist ult., Dora f. daughter
Of John land Mary E. Clark, aged years 3m0nths
and ! Edsys.
Loved one, thy Father calls thee home,
Thy s,irit must obey,
Bright angels are from glory come
To bear thy soul away.
sE-Holt County News please copy.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15

1.-THE Administration at Washington
r taking vigorous steps for the suppress
sion of the African slave-trade. They
have dispatched a powerful feet TO the
African eoast-a fleet consisting of one
hundred and sixteen guns, when, by the
stipulations Of the treaty with England,
we are only requircdto have eighty guns.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15
We Donst InduEge i'm Such

1t may be expected on the part of our
friends, that we will reply to certain il,
liberal, uncalled for, scurrilous. low
toned articles of a personal nature, which
recently appeared in a certain sheet. We
have only TO say that through the columns
of our paper we are discussing principles
or interest in which the community at
large are interested. We never bore our
readers with our personal affairs: When
they are of sufficient importance, and
come from a noticeable, or responsible
source we attend TO, and settle them outside
the columns of our paper. We have too
Buch respect for ourself; our paper; our
profession, and the community in which
we operate to pay serious attention to
missiles hurled by any person or persons
who skulk behind the screen Of "eur in
dependent GSsOciate," OF the sanctum of a
brainless abolition editor, who has hired
his paper out for such purposes.
If gentlemen desire to discuss the
Delegate Question, or anything else con-
nected with the campaign, by controverting
our position, or in any way they may see
proper we will cheerfully take a hand.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15
Probate Notice and Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inteeaa
that David kinnisOn has been appointed Adn1li
traitor of the Estate Of Lawrence KinnisOn, hRA
Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory. Persons l'
ing claims against said Estate arc hereby n0thNg
present them to the Probate Judge Of aid county
at B~roWnVille, on or before the 18th day Of sep
emher 1859, or they VIII forever be debaued eoLt
ton and the said David EinnisOn Is further aal
oFlzed to sell the personaIproperty belonging 70 AI
estate or "a much thereof as may be necessity "
satisfy all demands, at public auction or at
sale, as may seem best, on the 18Th day Of SsPH|
Der 1859,
RI. WHITNEY, Probate Jsdss
August 9th, 1859. nI-St-Si
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15
Farm for Rent and CrOD for Sales

The undersigned will rent his farm during the
the winter. The farm is located about sixteen miles
south of Brownville-cOntain I6 acres of corn, which
will be sold on rea sonable terms. There is fire. wood
on the farm. r. s. HASIFORD
September 18th, 1859. Ig-Iv
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15

ia few more copieso the Brownviile Directorv on
hand, and for sale. They should all be sent or. We
have sent over 100 on our own account. Who else will
sendORe-fourth that number?.H
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15
Lost !

Between Brownville and the farm OF Tbos r I'll
wards a bundle Of mans wearing apparel. The finder
Will confer a favor by leaving it at the 'tAdvertiser'
Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15
Sept. It'll, 1859.
Mr. Daily's Appointments South Of
fhn Platte.

Mr.. DAILY has made the following ap-
pointments South of the Platte. Gen..
EsTABRook will accompany him:
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15

1--we have 10 pity for Pevpie v@
Ing Of their aches ami pains. WIZ a
procure a b~otsieof Curtis Ns7sluss %
invisorate their deceased muscles
and no mistake. And remember also. a,
Syrup Of sassafFasis 4 sure remssv
and the thousand and one Diseases -
gans No medieines are more ane,.
popular. See advertisement
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15
County School ExaminerS,

The Board Of School Examiner for Nemaha
county will meet for the examination Of School
Teachers, at the hour of 10 o'clock, A ", on the last
Saturday Of September, at the School House in
BroWnviIle.
T. W. Upton.
By'Order OF the Board.
Sent 18th 1855
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15
BrOwnville Hotel ScTi7

To GEORGE Hughes T.. Horn and al Others n
it may concern, yOa are he-cby notified tb,fI,
appear at the Land Ofce IL B~upWnyillc, on Ss.a-
Sept. Sd, at I o'clock, P N, to prove up nv IN
pre-cmption to the southwest quarter Of ssf-g
township !, range Q, east Of the 9th prinei a.
dian, Nebraska.
R. V. HUGHN
September Ist 80. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15
NEW AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
(Patented) NET TIC SUN DIALS, manu-
featured at Pittsburgh, Pa and sold by W. W.
WILSON, Agent.
For All Lafifu6es

in addition to the hour circle, subdivided to show
the true time to minutes, these DiaIs have engraved
Equation Tables, showing the difference between ap-
parent ard true time every day in the year a mil =
Tor inserted, which reflects the clouds, showing their
exact course, and the consequent direction Of the
wind a compass, circle, &c Being uslde with great
accuracy of beautiful and durable workmanship
and very ornamental and useful, this valuable work
Of art should have a place on the grounds of all i'm
proved country residences, plantations. gardens
lawns, &c. Rcast iron column Of Boric Order. tbrae
feet high, is furnished at S. each. The dials area
to y inches diameter, Price Of No. 4 SIS. No q
$40; No: 2, 81; Nc. !, So The No.. iDial and col,
uInn, 80, IS generally prefsrEe& Directions accom-
pany by which they aps easily set mn and o5instod
to the true meridian. Order PROMPTLY filled.
Aug. Is, 1859. rs q
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15
Thanks.


To the Steamers Campbell and difference
for late St. Louis papers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15
Stray Cattle.

0GIdy OdGLIG,
Straycd from the subscriber at BroWBviBn
maha Co.. Nj. on or about the LIST Of Jav a
a yoke IF Work Oxen. Went uT with voEsi- n
OK blush color near OK red wish aona whisr b
fsee. They are q fine large likely yoke Of 7a.
For heir return or any information that wil'-r
their recovery, q hteraIreward viii be paid.
II. H.. HABSE
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15


TsAnnouncing candidates., So in Advance. In no in
Stance will this rule be departed from.-A
Nebraska advertiser., 1859-09-15

We are authorized to announce the name Of s.
: Summers as a candidate for the Office OF Justice Of
le Peace IN the BrOwnviIIe Precinct.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01

Too MANY AT oNog.-If you want to distinguish
yourself devote your mind TO the accomplishment q
some one purpose, and don't tter away " energies
upon The semiacquistion Of half . dozen. a httls
learning Is dangerous thing" n Al cases iGs Y y
four corkscrews and bootjack. eaid somebody,
once. dare seldom brought into action In attempt
ing too much they usefnlly perfect nothing. Iaks
. Lesson from this fact. Whateyer = worth doing
1T all is worth doing well = and whatever Il - not
worth our willis 70 barn q do wsl Il v only tus
Lost In endeavoring 70 do snper6chliy. This u ths
true syltem of stady and i carefully carried ont
viii save many . papg * remorse over many
waited moment. Il v sssss IS sss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01

SUGAR PURIFIED BY CENTRIFUGAL FoRoE-A Gu
rious application of centrifugal force is seen in the
separation Of crystalized sugar from molassesquite
modern process. When :" lump or" loaf sugar
has been beached purified and crystalized there still
remains mixed up with the crystals yellowish brown
viscid liquid which will not crystalline but which must
be parated before the beautifully white sugar win be
fit for the market. Under the old method, says the
Providence Journal the sugar loaf mould was turned
through the sweet, spongy mass the liquid was
either water, or solution Of sugar and water, and
the moasses washed ont BY these means. escaped by
has recently been found that the same remarkable
centrifugal action which drives ont moisture from
cloth will do the same IN respect to mass Of wet
sugar. The crystazed or granulated sugar, stepped
in murky bath OF molasses, ia made still more moist
with water about half hundred weight 10 put into
sleyeike circular vessel this vessel is made to TO
tate one thousand Or twelve hundred times ~ . min
ute, and the whole Of the molasses and water are
driven violently and quickly out Of the mass leaving
| the sugar In nearly q dry and pure state.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01
BY N. VIGNIE.

No. a5ons Lot No. msaaurss % feet inch and
On hs.fsis sss ~ e. s:s
Inches lines in depth on the other side re together With
f sG SS ss's'as inch and line. front on
NJ nss s:s ri ss.s m .s M
On he OH. side line. together with the wooden build
e = ss:ss e. e. ;;
e ssps; ,S 2 a. 4: S5sI ia; iss
4 sss Y Hss:ss: :.ss e.
Lots is il, Is d o. AsnsssaIs sseh 3 ss.s Inch
Yisr.t and :sIsst. and Ii form: DC
a: q M 2 = s g Inc. g .s:
betw parallel lines.
& s
iss .s s..ss 4 s sn
str s.s five s.o,y ram. building. On Ls;yst.s street b.
on Hoard sresihs whole being leased J. s. Hur s
q ss .s rszss
Los s ,s F. .sd spa @ ss Z
and lines y lssSs: dsp,
and MAGNOLIA Lot No. forms the corner Of Poydas
u and 4 e. IRE, each = It, issa
ssss ss.Ssis
inches ssd lines front on Perddo street By o feet inches
The corner Of Magnolia and Psrdido streets. -
Sss sss ag.s
and s Z 81 SRo @ By po,d, ST.
jane Perd1o and Bolivar streets divided into q Lois and do
% 20
tWaAn Ynfp
and Jane and Lot forms the Of Pydas
III: ,,.. ), rs each sss..
Ee;s Se. is i = r. e and q each % fee.
&: &:
i sss 8 p M ny e; each g feet. inch
and 9n 81 Jane street, BY i inches depth
4, AZ issEaGLARR SQUARE OF GROUND, bounded
into ssn and ds & e; ,..l 5 NJ
BY depth Rcydss street $ and
x ss IRE and r. feet sss as
gss
os fse The other aide iins and -
lines on
and 2 sens. ans q line, front on Wiley tss
5 %sRh : il.
the other line and 80 feet inches and lines front Willow
borne inches ling a.pih shs line
other line and 50 feet inches and lines front willow
r. saS s$S
other line. and 80 feet inches and lines front Willow
No. % inches lines front on cla
borne street 52 fee. inch and lines the line dividing
and 20 feet inches and lines front on Willow street
Lot No feet inches and lines front on Cs
sissas irS$ Z, v iass il dsss
niche. and line. from. on clA
e I'll
line dividing from 10, No o and s feet niche.
p ,ss and lines front cs
sd"s and lines mes in
dividing said corner Of Cal
borne and lafayette # streets
street By inches IN depth I've; parallel lines.
~ s asDh the na s Sh MSn s and
SfsE nne ne' X ssE s bounded ),
Jnis streets, designated a. A,''p'" NV
IS n On
0s lease. Sit 70 Mr. drf III
AZ the rate of sl2O per annum and will be sold subsc
sy p
Lo. No 5msasures 81 feet inches and lines front on Ram
e to % II saa
Sit ss a. the rate of s per annum and will
g feet inches and line. front Dry
IS
lines together with one story old frame building OF
Is =. TEo Tors OF GROUND in the square bounded b.
e
ii inches lines front Girod street, BY
and
I sss ons s as
e Psa he s sh sas nd III
81 sSssf' IN ss sssss bounded
s.s IL feet 10 inches and line
in the by
fs sf nap @ @
I sn 4 I Sn as %
b ss Hsffs f 81 GROUND in the square boupds
by ST. JOSEPH carondslet belod date Triton Was)
reefs 70 feet frGn. On st. joseph street
" s sss sss"
isshs of % 81 sH GsoN cs Julia
New Basin in the founded BY Julia Fauslin Dat
Ssp. %sssans ssss -
story brick building known the Boatmans Exchange
ersstsd on said lot CANAL. wont,
until BIT october 1855 and will be sold subject to the
BY franklin date St. Pete GrayeT Basin 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01

Conscience Ia the eyelid which God has placed
over the eye Of the soul to guard it, holy crystals
from impurity. &
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01

SOY me I p a. IL d hos
use h1S %
The s9sSss s.s b,
VIZ 6 I'D sasjse, e r.s named
r io depth on No one lime x g
inches the rear line together with the t~ostoy brick build
.ns ne a. & md
The eher line and % lines on rear line together
vi" No. rs ss SsJns at til. rate of
afs sss
4 Il
S MA, Magazine " fee. ;
the wooden buildings erected said lot and used as
s
PEI
ts ns y and julia
depth line. from, street, together
10. No. nj sdjons No. Z
and lines front Magazine street by % feet inches in depth
These lots VIM. Walker lumber yard
sa|ons No. md in the and g
bstween parallel lines together with frame dwelling and
Sfs
Des as ~ Los No. IS 1'N, ''ss'''
tween parallel linss 10, forming the Of New
On these lots srs substantial hreproo sheds which
the i r.
, Haass 1 re- y r.
tn S Of ss 10 I To al e O. mi
and stipuiatisns Of the lease oresaia;
and "a re-. each g n r I'm Nes Isss
Let k T. s I front o
40 in depth between parallel lines and front Hunter
To- No IS adoins and q feet front
IT, {,
Sd'
'ps'ss' s II GkogND bounded
% Ssos sep by
Hope aaie Louise, New eves Streets desg
Lot No measures ii feet inches and lines frot Cal
5 ns dsp psa a ON III
lot No and Is feet and aas On IKE ns
fo No. adons No 81 feet inches and
l inches and osps She
snd 8 fee, inches and lines fronting
lis ss sses viz s the
ofxty dollars annum and will be sold
srs'ss II is GROUND ssu.asa
4 and SCUM
Lot No measures inches front Delord street by
depth between parallel lines together with the
brick b. dings thereon o Nav ,sv.e and Ds,o,d .,res
stree, * Tss .ss.
depth the other line and 10 feet inches on the rear line
2. from. Ne Le =. street "a BY
irregular depth OF " feet inches on one 90 set ~
other line. and q inches the rear
OF hs n su ssss BY
81 Iiis
pss s a ssssps y Il
p es Is at til. rats of
has The privilege aas ct s os hs TO
g. 81
James street., sgnaed as Lots No. 10 e. N ,,,,.. -
s. 'ss asR ana
s se E ss each 81 feet 10 inches and
1t s3Siss a.
ass ae & Thomas and Market
IT lots &
% s t.
lease Rent s22o annum ,,,.. and n.. FROM.
iss feel 10 inches and lines in depth
Lot No ymsasnre 10 inches and lines front Re
by n feet 70 inches and lines in dspht on the
VINE asssfi' Sss Ess
III feet inches and lines the rear line
H. ALoTuF GROUNDS in the square bounded by Magazine,
inches and Re dspb
bulain. thereon.
rate Of saa pei annn si october next and will be
ID sftSi w ~; nearly opposite Coliseum
ns!R
M em. AP s s IN snS
together with all the buildings and
ia pH the M &
% he %
s dollars sP G. the ss3
s s privilege Of removing the buildings
r 'hs Fs
n divided ,las into into
s'' s
isss on as the as fs oR
Ii. sS:. IL III: aSs
III "s s? md ,., line; If in.
Il. and lines in
syyisss q ass s1s 'e s
liqs dividing II from Lot No s. 49,, linn. fran. =,
Lei NJ iPe q
I'm ing lie G ns s ao s%d rom and
"a n ,!sfs s tGsa, L:
!asss siss, ss sssss
sySs rom Let so apd sss sspn s
Clara
dot II sSans and
y H. ia
ssf; ns ' o1 Il css sns + each 80
front la feet inches and lire in depth be
p and g ss s II g 5ss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01

ae,r 5 -.. STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans. City of New Orleans.
Be that on ths twelfth day of January 1883
before the subscriber Justice of the Peace In and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Thos Sloo President and
Edwards Secretary Of the Sun Mutual Insurance Com
pany of New Orleans who being duly according
deposs and that the true and
a transcript from the Books Of said Company.
THOMAS SfOO, President.
JAS. EDWARDS, Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before this twelfth day of Janu
ary, 1852 o. N. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Of Directors have resolved to pay interest
cent cash. the outstanding Certificates of Profits
the holders thereof their legal and
after Monday, Gath inst Also declare dividend Of sixty
PER CENT on the earned premiums Of the Company end
ing 31st December 1885, for which Certificates will be issued
and after the 9th February next.
THOMAS SIOO President
JAMES D. DENEGRE, Vice-Presdent.
JAMES EDWARDS, Secretary.
DIRECToRs:
James d. Dsnegrs, Ell. HART
A. n. Kelly, Jno G. Kicks,
Hugh Wilson, j. H. StauAer,
J. Y. de Egana, H. T. Lonsdale,
Henry Renshaw John G. Gaines,
A. G. Tremouet, Thos Sloo jals lms
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01

s55i WASHINGTON, Jan. "a, 1859.
SRI am ayerse to prolonging this controversy
after gaining the substance Of my demand but
cannot close without responding to your last note by
saying that it is mmaterial to me upon what you
predicate your withdrawal, since have guarded
against misapprehension Of my position.
Re pacfnlly, etc., y. A, DOUGLAS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01
SLAVE DEPOTS.

4 CAROLINA AVID VIRGINIA NEGROES
FOR SALE-The subscriber has jast arrived with fine
lot Of CAROLINA and Virginia Negoe. for sale, consisting
Of Field hands, Cosks, Washers aud Irones also
No. SeaInstreseJ No. Blacksmith good Cooper
Engineer VIII ba receiving lots during the season.
Persons wishing buy will end their interest to call
me- before purchasing elsewhere.
H.F. PETERSON
DE- GIN Is Perddo street, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01
BY N. VIGNIE.

EsrATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDONOGH. CITY on |
New Orleans; First nnresoryed and extensive sse
ong credit Of valuable improved and
Real Estate situated in the most elig 10 Of the First
District, for notes without sndorserA Is .-5757
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01
REDDlNa = CO.'S SOUTHERN EXPRESS

OFFICE-UNpEK ST. UHAHLEE HUTElI. N. ORLEANS,
For Reception and Delivery of Goods for all Ponts
On the Opelousas Railroad.
This Company organised for tho of doing GEN.
ERAL EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS, such
Forwarding Specie Bank Notes Jexs!Iy Bag
We prepared to do General City Express and Bag
gage Business in connection with the New Orleans Opeousas
and Great Western Railroad.
viii call for and deliver with dispatch and at reasonable
nggsgs Freight Packages to and from all Of the
city of New Orleans. Z q"
Merchants planters rely upon Company
to minute article any destination and
respectfully solicit share Of public
& III .s%1 W. r. BEDDING,
TIL. THAYER, r.
7sigf-5. W. II. HENNING,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01

WASHINGTON Jan. a. 1859.
Sr-Y note of to-day was received at LII A.
NJ 1t is not for me to judge the motives which die
tated yours of the ed lean only say that my answer
was predicated upon the explanations it contained
II your explanations are disavowed, my withdrawal
must likewise be disavowed. ~
Respectfully, etc., q. N FITCH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01

4This alic'sed the Union II is rot alci.ed In
the original Of DIR. fich,s letter. : =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01

- NOSTER,S SLAVE DEPOT, l57 COMMON
street. New Orleans-He Keeps constantly on hand and
for sale Mechanics Field Hands, Cooks Washers, Iron.
and General House Servants. Ase, buys and sell.
Che large story hnildng tie Of Slaves has made
he best depot IN the city and we'll fnrnshsd fer the comfort
= Al n rrosfER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-01

,.l...,g . WASHINGTON, Jan. "a. 1859.
Sr-Your note of yesterday has been received !;
and while accept your withdrawal Of the words to
which have taken exception, owe it to myself to
protest against the idea you to entertain that
inducing condition Of the redress which solicited,
instead of being, as certainly designed it, merely
responsive to the specifications in your reply to my
first communication.
In regard to the introduction and relevancy of the
matter in debate out of which the difficulty arose.
cannot think that proper subject of discussion in
the present correspondence. 1l
Respectfully, etc., S. A. DOUGLAS Y
7 Hon. GRAHAM N. FITCH. E = 49,,