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The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-15

most ofthe day.
In the House the time was chiefly consumed
by members defining their position in respect
to the issues Of the day, and questioning eacI
others political orthodoxy. Daniel E. Sickles
whose killing of Keys made such sensation
| last spring, made an elaborate speech on Tues.
day, defining the Democratic sentiment of New
ork IN respect to its attachment to the Union
No vote for he election of Spe aker was taken.
WEDNESDAY December 14th.- In the
House the debate was continued on the slavery
issue The Democratic side attmpted to fix the
blame OF delaying the organization of the House
on the Republicans, because they pres listed in
voting for man for the Speakership. who had
improved Helpers book 1t was commended the
nemoer,c, could not submit to the election of q
presiding officer WIN, had been guilty of such
an offence. The discussion was onciuoeo by
Ashman of 8. Carolina
Mr.. Ashman announced that at this time that
programme is being carried out in South
oafohna and one of these most vile and infamous
creatures had been caught in Greenville District
win ten or fifteen copies of Helpers book for
distribution among the free negroes and not
siaveholders Mr. Cabbala exclaimed hang him.
Mr.. Ashman said they would. He character
yea Mr.: Helper as renegade and thief from
North Carohna-a man who dared not show
numself on the soil that gave him birth.
Al matt past i've motion to adjourn was car
ried by maj.
The Senate again resumed the debate on Ma
sons resolution for the appointment of special
committee, to investigate the Harper's Ferry in
vasion. TIE amendment of Mr.. Wade of Ohio,
to extend the Investigation to the seizure of the
Arsenal at Franklin Missouri, by the Kansas a.
vaders, being first in order, long discussion
followed. The amendment of Mr.. Wade was
finally voted down by strict party vote the
Democrats declining to investigate the seizure
of U. S. property by the Missouri border ruff
ans. Mr.. Mason's resolution was then adopted
without opposition.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19
KRY.wEsT CORRESPONDENCE.

Special 10 the New Orleans crescent.l
KEy-Wgsr, Dec 10, 1859.
Ed. Crescent Judge Marvin, of the u s. District
Court for the Southern District of Florida, has
fenced to death the murderers of Capt. Morantes,
of the schooner Enterprise. The murder occurred
in July last, and reported by us at that time.
We enclose the Judges sentence in full. The un-
happy men will be hung on the 9th Of January.
IN the wrecking business there seems TO be an
extraordinary increase. During the past and the
present month there have been no less than nine
vessels ashore in this district The value Of pro-
perry ieopardiaed amounts TO upwards Of $780,
900. The following are the vessels that have been
ackore
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- WEBSTER & HOLMES, WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL
UGGIsTS -
u Chnrtres, corner CustOmhOuse street.

~ Chnrtres. corner CustOmhOuse street,
NEW ORLE ANS, la.
Invite the attention of Druggists Merchants Physicians
Planters, their fine fresh stock of DRUGS MEDICINES
CHEMICALS, TOILET ARTICLES, FANCY GOODS, ETC.,
for the Fall and Winter trade all of which pure
and class articles One of having long expert
ence Southern cities filling for trade
feels confident that the firm give the satisfaction
We shall DO prepared all times, large or small
amounts Orders solicited from the country. All ORDERS with
satisfactory reference attended the if person.
and prices guaranteed low any other South We
large quantities of each article bu will bs always pre-
pared to fill all demands:
Chemicals, all kinds.
Perfumery, all kinds.
Fancy Goods all kinds.
Brushes, all kinds.
r.. Cream Tartar
Gum Canphor,
SIENNA Leaves Alex
SIENNA Leaves Ell.
EPSON Salts
Glauber Salts,
Sal Soda,
Bi-Carbonate Soda
Acids all kinds.
Alum whole and ground
Ammonia Aqua,
Ammonia, Concert,
Alcohol 30 and a5 per cent.
Raissm Copaiya,
Balsam Fir,
Balsam Tou,
Blue Mass p. and W. .=..
Blue Mass, Eng
Peruvian Bark, red
Peruvian Bark, yellow
Borax, refined.
Calome, P. and W.
Calomel, Eng.
Nitrate of Silver, pure.
Nitrate Of Silver crystal.
Chlorsform,
Cloves,
If Copperas,
corks Bottle and Vial.
suph. Ether.
chloric Ether,
Spirits Bthes, Nitrous.
Extracts Flayoring,
Extracts, Medicinal solid and fsA
Funneh, assorted.
Idnslss, assorted.
Gum Arabic Nos. l, anda
Gum Aioes.
0um fettds,
Gum Opium, Turkey
Gum Drops. assorted.
Hops, crop.
-n Indigo,
Ink, Black assorted sizes.
Iros Preparations of Iodine
LAnes+s, assorted.
Liquorics Extract
Logwooa, Chip and Ext.
Aasnssia, all kinds.
+.==. Mortars, assorted sizes.
Nutmegs,
Paints dry and In on
Oils Essential, all kinds.
Eutgas, whole and pow'd.
Morphis, Sui Acct and Muir.
Iodde Potsss Am, Fr and Eng.
Patent Medicines.
sedlis Powders, two sizes.
Soda Powders,
Powders Selected, assorted
sulph Qunine,
Preparations Of Quinine,
Anseed Cardamon Seed,
colchcum Seed,
Coriander Seed,
Fennel Carawsy,
Canary, Hemp, Rape, Flax,
Lobelia and Mustard Seeds.
syriRges Metal, all sizes.
Syrinses, Glass.
Syringes. Self
Trisses, all kinds.
Tannic Acid,
Surgical Instruments,
Tooth Foreeps ass'a.
Ampmsting Instruments,
Dssecting Instruments,
Skeletons, Articttlated
Medicine Chests, assorted
yarnish Copai.
Sponge Bathing, Cup, Carriage aud Surgeons
yarnish, Copa.
vsrnsh, Japan.
yarnish. pemar
Vsrnish, Leather.
ytaIs, Pres, assorted.
Glassware,
I4nseed,
Lamp,
Sweet
Boiled and
Cod Liver OIL
Table Oil.
Quarts and pints.
We have only leading articles in this list
ets stock We those visiting the city, who need goods
4 our line 10 give call. oOT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19

SINGERS SEWING MAcuINE-Let anybody who
conempa'es The purchase of sewing machine read the
cuen's pabisied by MI Walter Bennett, 81 Camp street
agent Tor the sale Of the machines Singer patent and II he
aia MOI previously intend buy this will be at once
10 cal at the above address and make thorough ex
animation into their various exceiencies
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aw Orleans 9ag cnsemt ark Sheet Yony ag 1atmn 49, 1859.
Itch belong to Christian Character

will be extended to you in your great extremity
The sentence Of tie law Is that you, Alexandra
Career, and you. Gnillot Faastm Eloy, be taken to
the jail of the county from whence you came, and
from thence to the place of execution, on Monday
the 9th day of January next and between the hours
of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and IL o'clock at noon
of that day, on the public common surrounding the
jail. you be hanged by the neck until yen dead
And may God have mercy on your souls
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19

CASHMERE GOAT-TIIE PROPERTY OF RICH
~ ARD PETERS OF Atlanta Ga. imported during year
ls49 from Turkey, in Asia by j. b. Davis, NJ d. of South
Carolina.
One hundred of these beautiful and valuable animals
for Cainpr street.
Apollo streets, Cartollton Railroad Depot
Tiyo Circle.
All persons interested in the production of fine
ved call and these wonderful and animals
whose wool makes The celebrated 5000 shawl and worth
the United States, fabulous prices.
Orders taken he filled. Texas other States for the
present year, and for the year 1850.
Call on Aaron Rolf place above mentioned W. H. Thur
wcnd at the City Hotel New Orleans, Agents of r. Peters,
ESD of Aanta Ga,
CHAS. A. LABUZAN Agent
No. Commercial Place
N B. The animals will remain and seen until the 2lst
ms III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19

s 4. r. CAkslAN, AueTloSEER, sells at auction this
s5 AZ N, II Cssmans I,sal Estate aud Slave
m ltarier street.. large inyoice OF silver and
from te rainss 70 The most richly chased also
of IsAsmian glassware table cutlery fine
~ ani dinner sets rich English flint Gu,
srlkys ssnbsr and crystal rosewood wrl
~ ladies FORK TO xhch the attention Of tho
W S1n u " s4,eei Gnaly acicifsd s.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.

PHOTOGRAPHIC.
NDERsON s. BLESSINGS
xBw AND sUPERB
PHOTOGRAPHIC & DAGUERRE0TYPE
SAL DON,
No. 81 Camp street.
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL PLACE,
NEW oRLEAsy,
THE pIeAYUNE oFFIoE
We beg leave 10 inform our numerous patrons and the rub
lie that We have removed from the above
named eoodous building which have fitted and fur
nished In a suitable STYLE with ~ \
Largest sky-Light In tho City,
A r q FIJI iha p,hl
A SPLENDID PARLoR AND DRESSINQ-RooM,
Exclusively for Ladies' and
a LARGE STUDIO for cur Paisssss.
Together w all tho necessary rooms and coavsuisncss for
the execution Of M48& ...%
EVERY SIZE AND STYLE
BIinlatures and Portraits known to the art.
TEE sxALLEgT LooxEr
FULL LENGTH LIFE srzR on CANVAS IN on. u
~ "...... ..s.... s@
PHOTOGRAPHS, Ihs ss.s, z.as By rAs new SOLAR CAM
ERA PROCESS.
PHOTOGRAPHS Visiting CArda. y shs hundred.
PHOTOGRAPHS, an intermediate ssea.
PHOTOGRAPHS, an si.es. untouched @ .
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted Ia OH Ccseys 5@&
PHOTOGRAPHS Pai.ted IN Water Colon.
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted IN Passei Co,oss
PHOTOGRAPHS Touched In India Ink. w
PHOTOGRAPHS Copied fro. old Da9uerreesypes, Ambre
types Paintings Drawings etc. and finished any style
PHOTOGRAPHS taken In Groups Of Families.
PHOTOGRAPHS taken of Buildings any part Of the city,
DAGUERREoTYPEs taken In all their beauty and perfec
DAGUERREoTYPEs taken of deceased In any part
OF the city.
AMBRoTYPEs taken new and improved plan upon
salc plates, thereby obviaing the danger breaking
AMBRoTyPEs transferred to Pape, or Leather letter e
IN, mai,u,
a.=..=.
ANY, EVERY AND ALL STYLES
sN
N1su1.tur.s sd p,,S-.s..
Too nums,ou, t. snunsrse here
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made. -z-. az.=s
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FaEsn GARDEN SEEDS. g Gardeners and flower
ana garden owners 10 advertised catalogue
esfsu sse scssed IS sErvais and for sale b. d
l1aurey on drawer street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-12-19
NOTICE TO BUILDERS

NOTICE TO BUILDERS
CoMPTRoLIER'S OFFICE,
City of Jefferson, December b. 1859
Notice hereby given that sealed proposals for building
Council Hall and Market House. raus specifications
on he n my Office will le received by the undersigned until
SATURDAY, December "a 1859, II o clock NJ.
BY order of the building Committee:
dis til 4. W. tiRINAGE Comptroller
STRONG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TESTIMONY
St Johns N. b., February 8, 1885,
Messrs. b. A. Fahnestock v Co
Conference.-The following certificate from William Ginning
ham, keeper Of the Am,hoe city think will inter
esng and iuclose it, You depend
the CORRECTNESS, of his Yours
W. O. SMITH.
To W O. Smith ESQ., Mayor Of The city 81; Johns. N. b
Sir-I yesterday child FAMED James Cunningham, aged
three and four MONTHS vial of l A. Fahnestocks Yer
miuge The quantity of passed being great,
gIeed the mother them, which she did and stated
there nine The day the child
had vomed four milking in all hundred and Two
nine and half inches in length the others averaging
six inches. WIN. CUNNINGHAM,
Keeper Of the Amshouse
St. Johns, n. B., February l. 1855.
Purchasers sod lock well to the initials the wrapper and
see that they buying b. A. fahnestocks femuge and
other. IA lmAW
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Asilp Grsstsnt.

H. sSsss g Il - t3ttttt
g pIEkllsc DEcEnnEa Il, 1854
- skxIF1c RAII.IsoAD.
~ uqhlhheS ii n II, nom tho Cincinnati III
81 & a. 6t iSus, 4 resume Of the proceeding
B II tk6 RouilAsxS RAclac Raiiroad meeting, he'll
x& III 1efUaSSSss Exchange IN tAat city, o,i TIL
INV ~ II December sd, for nc purpose p con
{5rsinx W ID sVsns mode of renstating slch stock
j hoIders as had been cut "a for nor mpliance
Wish tle conditions " making their stock good
ma ID lake n,easures ID insure tlle sale of the
e5o.60o worth Of stock allotted 10 Ohio. These
proceedings wore doubtless read with esgerness b
liz many ID this section Who fcel interest n the
rrcat cEtegg,sise iii the synopsis Of the remarks
CfGol Todd, addressed 10 The meeting wasnn enau
cation cf thu many and potential ascring facts
IN which ii grounded the sanguiile and confident
faitss which all; who have studied the undertaking
1epose IN It's extraordinary Feasibility and proSi-
4 alate compsction.
Col 4. i address xplaincd how al disAbites arc
rclaoved which hardened tl.e enterprise, and that
~ ihfshcr ckstacie lies Ii hc path n is prosper.
~ frosscution ~ amount and value Of the
~ u accrdIng HI loney y ~ paid over to il in
4 essk w DE Htate 81 the renark ahly favor.
abe 81 IA country which The road Is 70
1i6aeEsc, cso heihg one thousand miles Of snat,-
Il ~ I'D = shown u NJ. Secretary Davis
*q1nx " CO. u line ~ TIE track being 50
thAt fhc rms - u lid down for that dis
~ Nitil Aeatcsly ~ Necessity 81 touching the
Il Nth 81 COL. r, exposed tho conduct
M Al fulisntai ~ yolving
II az III icnltj And II bringing the en-
iat{, illSrenut6 xa6oit the country I'M
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Whisky.
Superior Old BOURBON, Year, old;
Old Virginia RYE, years old;
NONONGAHELA,
RECTIFIED and RAW.
E~The attention of Merchants Planters to the
list of GROCERIES and PLANTATION SUPPLIES which
will be above prices and upon
accommodating TERMS d7 II
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< NJ. =. n AOOpY requests the public, by adyer-
sefent which publish look into his windows at the
q Canal and Royal streets but advise every body who
give them wide BERTH otherwise they
M provoked BY their financial inability 10 be-
sae H. descriptions desirable goods
them IN Of useful and bvautifiA
adapted gentlemen BY ladies aud 10
6s Mr. NJ offers endless variety Of funcy
so0as md w rsfer everybody 10 Lis advertisement.
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We have only mentioned few leading articles in this list
II would take too much
ete stock We invite those visiting the city who need goods
u our line 20 give . y call. oO Il
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CHARLES r. RAILEY.
lies II. RAILEY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 35 Tchoupitouins street, New Orleani
Coffee.


) iierecs Stuart's n. Y. Golden Syrup;
20 bbls. Helcher's st. Louis :.
20 hf. bbls. j. =.
80 kegs 10 gallons eachl
~ bbls. very choice La, Syrup;
70 hf. bbls. =. .
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Reef.
70 hi. bbs. Davis Extra Family MESS BEEF.
30 :. F. N. BEEF;
IS Or -. =.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-15

 DIED-In this city on the etb inc. IDA SULLIVAN, infant daughter of & w M and Margaret Sullivan, aged five month. and l7 days. 'nS
 DR. GEORGE W. THoMsoN.-The sub- iect of this notice died near Little Rock May 18th, 1859 He came to his death by the accidental firing of his gun while load ing, as was supposed, he being out squirrel hunting alone.
 Young Thomson was raised in Alabama moved from there to this county in the fall of 1856. He had hardly passed the thresh hold of manhood, when he was called by the unerring hand of death to quit the walks of man. Thus 1t is that we are de- prived of one of the best of young men; a lutiful son, loving and affectionate brother and a true friend; one of bright intellect, loved and respected alike by all To love him was only to know him; truly 1t is said, that death likes shining mark. He leaves father, mother, brothers and sisters, with friends to mourn his untimely end Peace be to his ashes. A FRIEND.
 North Alabama papers please notice.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-15

To CORES sPoNDENTs. Our friends will see that we are giving great deal of space to communications. Upon all questions on which members of the party differ, we hold that both sides should be heard, however their views may differ from or conflict with our own. So believing, we have given MT. Garland's communication a place. We have never refused this and we may be per- mitted to say here that had those members of the legislature who felt themselves ag- grived by our saying the rumor that they intended to keep taking per diem pay for other recesses was false, taken the trouble to set themselves right, our columns were at their service. Instead of that they fool ishly permitted miserable demagogues to use them and make them record their names for the federalistic, sedition resolu tions that are enough to damn every man who favored them, in any country where a free press exists. Those resolutions have done us great deal of good, and, really, we are indebted to those who got them up and urged their passage. But it was a foul blow, foully conceived and has, or will, recoil upon the heads of those who attempt ed to strike it.
 One of our correspondents, it will be seen has concluded to discuss the great puzzle of the schoomen-the creation of matter. So far-so good. The world we are told was not created out of nothing, but of pre- existent matter which was agglomerated or got together But where did this pre- existent matter originate? From matter that existed prior to that? If so, when did Mot originate? Is matter eternal? Did it never have a creation? A. D. H. promises other papers on the same subject. We shall see his conclusions. Another writer, not going so far into the metaphysical, dis cusses the physiological subject of hered- tary transmissions.
 Among those declined is another comic sermon. Such things, unless very good are worse than bad. Years ago, such words were put into the mouths of Methodist preachers-now they are attributed to the Baptists Caricatures exhibiting humor without ill-will are much better than those whose only merit is causticity. We ap- prehend that the Baptist church will be found to have as much piety among its members as any other and to those dispos- ed to ridicule the churches, none may be found that do not exhibit peculiar points
 We have drawer full of communica- ters must be patient and we will dispose of them as soon as possible.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-15

even to ourselves, that the anxiety of a political opponent to gain party advan- tage will induce him to persist in an accu- sation when he clearly sees that it is not only false, but senseless and unreasonable.
 In the department of the interior, the chief items of continuous expenditure and those involving, therefore, more direct ly general policy, and Illustrating most truthfully the general management of the head of the department and his principal officers-are made through the long-estab lished and most extensive bureausNtbe h. dian office, the land office, the pension of flee, and the patent office.
 The subJoined table of expenditures of the interior department for the fiscal years enilng June 3Oth, 1852, June 3Oth, 1853, ou ooa, ul,e ooth, loo6, 6,June Both, 1857, and June n ooth, lo9S' has been prepared from the peblic documents, and will be found to be accurate:
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-15
From the Constitution The Public Hxpenditures

In continuation of our examination O the charge of extravaganza, made by ths opposition against the administration anc the democratic party, we direct the atten tion of the reader in this article to those expenditures which fall under the direction of the department of the interior.
 The appropriations under which these ex. penditures are made are in great degree for specific objects provided for by law and the discretion of the secretary is con. fined to prudent application of the mo. ney in accomplishing the required result Yet this remark is not made for the pur- pose of evading responsibility. We de- sire no concealment We will admit of no misrepresentation.
 Wybelieve that this charge of extrava- gance is made by those who are ignorant of the facts; because we cannot admit,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-15
NOIlCG, Stop the Runaway.

RANAWAY from the subscriber, .A Ie living seven miles northeast of Hamp- g ton Calhoun county, Arkansas, on the 9th of N May, Nergo Man, named Floyd. Said negro IS about feet or inches high, heavy set will weigh about l50 lbs. is about 30 years old, of a dark copper color, and has wide gap between his upper front teeth, and says he is part Indian I will give fifty dollars for the delivery of said boy to me, if taken out of Calhoun county or if lodged in anyjai within one hundred miles of this place; or
 will give twenty five dollars if taken in said coun- ty, and delivered to me at my plantation
 June l5, 59. At ROBERT B. EARNEST.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Take Notice.

WYE the undersigned c Commissioners ap- W pointed by the County Court of Pulaski county under the provisions of the act of the Gen eral Assembly of the State of Arkansas, approved Nov. 23d, 1887, will receive bids from the ilth of June to the 9th of July, 1859, for letting out the Poor House, known as the Ellis mill place with all the appurtenances and about five paupers As the number of paupers is constantly changing, persons putting in bids will please state the least amount that they will keep the present number at, by the day, the week, month and year-also what is the least amount per head that they will keep any others that may be placed in their charge, by the day, week, month and year.
 The individual who takes charge of this estab- hshment will be required to reside on the premises, feed, cothe and render such medical attention and assistance as humanity would prompt and as may be necessary to make their condition comfortable For the faithful performance of which he will be required to give bond with security to be approved by the County Court.
 c. L. JEFFRIES,
 JOHN MITCHELL,} Com. Of Poor House.
 G. D. SEER.
 June Is, 1859. 1t
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