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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
STATE or LOUISIANA,

Parish Of Orleans, City OF New orisans.S
Be Il remembered that tie 25th q July ls6g before me,
the undersigned Justice Of the Peace in and or the city
aforesaid personally Appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS, Preof
dent Of the Crescent auR Company, of New Or
leans who being duly according to law does depoe and
say that foregoing accounts just and true md correct
transcript from the books of the Company
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- the 25h July 1859
D. f. MITCHELL ID J, P.
The Board Trustees hayroyedto pay On interest Of SIX
PER CENT in cash tie outstanding certestes Of Prof
ite to the holders thereof thelags on and
sFtsr the SECOND MONDAY in August proxtTao,
Also to declare dividend of THIRTY PER CENT. sJ pc,
cent? On the Net Earned Premiums of tho Company for he
yeur ending the s0 nne 1860 for which certificates win ba
Issued on and after the first day Of October next.
And further THAT after reservng over One Million Of
Dollars Of Profits all the outstanding certificates of tbs
issue of the year 1851 redeemed and ae tho SECOND
MONDAY IN AUGUST proximo-inerest thereon to cease
from 3lth June alt.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
A wlpE- AWAKE BA1I.-The Chicago Times ana

AWDE-AwAKE BA1L.-The Chicago Times and
Herald says:
We havo received neatly printed ticket for a
grand bali in Independence, Iowa, to be given by
We copJ the tckat below that all may read it for
themselves, and thus the necessity of COM,
ment. Here tits:
Grand Wide Awake Bail, at the Wigvam, Inde-
Republicans invited without distinction of color.
Honorary Managers-Hon. S. ]. n Tabor, G.
=. Wallace, John Campbell, Aaron Sherwood, Hon.
w. Nandsyer, D, s. lanham, Jed Lake, Dr.. Geo.
Warne, C. Il. 1iathrop, A. B. Lewis.
''Floor Managers-DF. Jacob Rich, M. 5baVougs
fcol.dl, w. G. Donman.n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

FArA1 SHOOTING. A difficulty occurreds in
Pulaski, On Monday last, between JAS p. r. M1-
Greer and John Hall, in which the latter accident
ally shot and killed his only brother and fad.
McGreer offers reward of sl00 for the apprehen-
sion of Hall. He is described as follows: Said
Hall generally wore black freekeoat jeans pants.
blue eyes with more white than usual, and rather
down look is about five feet ten or eleven inches
high, will weigh about ls8 or ITO pounds, and is
about twenty-four or twenty-five years old.
tMefnnhis Buetn
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svean CRor N sr. MAarrs.--The Neg lberian

suGaE CRor N ST. MARTrN.-The New lberian
Of the 18th says:
- 80 9es it Ia.,o NY. NY uss ~ W ~
enjoyment of delightful fall weather. The grinding
season has commenced in earnest in this section,
bat the majority OF our planters making very
short crops Close calculstions have been made
by those conversat with the sugar interests of this
parish and the result they have arrived at is that
there will not be seventeen hundred hogsheads
made So it seems that the sweets of life will be
very dear for some timo to come.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

KILLED by A sLAvE.--The Brandon Republican
Of Thursday last says:
We learn that Mr.. Barnes, overseer on o. p.
Wright's plantation, two miles west of jackson,
was stabbed and almost instantly killed by negro,
negro at the time the fatal lick was struck. The
negro had ground case-knife to sharp point for
the purpose, no doubt, of deliberately taking the
life of the overseer. He was arrested and con-
trial.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
A GREAT POLITICAL WORK
oLUsKEY's POLITICAL TEXT BOOB,
Oh
Encyclopedias, 5mw@.5
RrM.W. CI11sKEY. Washington. II. G

ByM. W. CLUsKEY, Washington, D. G.
1t Iteontains, among other things,
The various Party Platforms.
The Kansas Legislation of Congress-
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad-
dresses
Senators Green Douglas and ooame and Mesrg Stephens
The material portion Of the Kansas Nebraska Bill.
Lecumpton, Topeka and Ie0venworth CONSTITUTIONS.
spperanng to the including President Piorees Special
The bred Scott Case.
The Constitution Of the United States.
Articles of Consideration.
Wa,S;hingtoass FsSegslI ,sSs ssd ~ Aaarsss'
Virginia and Kentpeiy Resolutions of 1898 aad 'sa
Cays Report favor of the Distribution of she Public
Lands and able documents against it, with u history Of the
President Psrce,s Veto Of the INDECENT Tnsans Land Bill
The address Of Mr. Faulkner on n tho subject
history Of Railroad Grants by Congress- with the votcs
thereon; 455,- -. =,r...,... Nv. ,,,.., 49,.
Bit Rrssen' fieeo' Message Se'ons tn" River and Harder
The School Lend Bill, aud votes thereon.
ESfracts from seeeehes fdf and against Slavery,
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and Abol
Mr.. Toombs' Boston lecture on slavery.
Msrs Bnehanan's and Williams Letters tho Bargain d
Nj. CaIhouas Port Hi Address.
Pssdsnt Isssons G Praelanaion against NuiHeation
RPoa 4stSS q NJ Fef Da q soa Carolina on tho rc
NJ. Bsehanans siiaoEity Repqss the same subject
ORGANIZATION, and Hen A. H staarts Letters, sisnsd Madi
defending H.
kenneth Raynera speeeh ~ Philadelphia, in November 1855
and in North Carolina iu 1899.
A history Of with the votes on, the varons Tarsas.
history the United States Bank Abolition Petitions
Mr. Fillnore's Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters.
History of the Annexation of Texas
Opinion public the power Congress Ter
| ritories
The Nicholson Letter.
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms.
Missouri Compromise, with every thereon SECTIONAL
The Compromise Measures Of 1850.
Clayton Compromise.
Wlmot Provso.
With many other things, too numerous TO mention.
Every subject Is fully every Congress-
subject having political signiheaton, is given.
This book up the public speaker fully the KanSa
and other euesti1Ls.
| Single Cepies 81 Club of Six SIS.
JAS. b. SMITH CO., Pnbishers
m23 Philadelphia.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

sEyERE HATIsTonM.-The Catalonia Independ-
ent of the l4th says
We learn that storm of much severity passed
over portions Of Black river last week. The plan
tation of Noah Reddick, Esq, and adjacent places
sustain heavy loss from its effects, and through
cut its track the injury to cotton is serious. Ii is
said that in some locations hailstones as large az
hens eggs were plentiful, and that mules and
cattle in some instances were severely lacerated
and bruised by their fall.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

eco shares OF 800 each. ..-. $50 go ID
Making total capal Of twenty thousand dsars' be
divided into hundred o one hundred doas each
which aonnt has bsen paid up full 4 distinctly
stood gd agreed that Stakeholder shall be held abe
spobe for the contracts faults of Company in any
further thn the Of his stock shall be sub
iect any further call shall any nfoneIity organizing
Or sy other croustaee have the effect exposing the Stock
holder to liability beyond the Of his shall
any normay delay in the Organization the Company
ulilify the charter.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

POISONING CAsE.--Poytsnsotsh N. H, Nov. la.
The trial of h. S. Richardson and Sarah Ann
Healdy. for poisoning Stephen Healdy. the hus
band of the latter, closed to-day. Richardson was
convicted and sentenced to the State prison for
thirty years. Mrs. Healay was acquitted.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

No. 1906 Freeman Waterhouse, libellant, ys
Eliza A. Waterhouse. Petition for divorce cause,
desertion. From the evidence in the case, it ap-
peared that the wife was an exceedingly pious',
woman, and that she left her husband on account
Of his profanity. Judge Appleton said she should
show her pietY in becoming manner by returning
to her husband-that she had no excuse for leaving
him, and that If she continued to desert him after
this, nothing could be recovered of him for her
support The circumstances in the case were not
sufficient in his mind to warrant him in decreeing
divorce. Libel dismissed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
INSURANCE.

others NJ T. Dacros conand Edward Barnett notary pub
lie.
certify the foregong be copy Of The ognaoztant
In fath whereof ! grant these presents under my
H. 81 and the Impress fny seal Of Office e New Orlean,
aforesaid, this I'm day Of July, 1860.
EDWAED BARNETT, Notary Public.
The undersigned Recorder of Mortgages for the Parrish Of
0reans eeres that foregoing Charter has been this day
recorded in Society Book Mo 4 Polio Al.
New Orleans, 18th July 1860.
jy3l aus u 20 n JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

STATE LOUISIANA, Z
Parish Of ORLEANS, City oi New Orleans
BE remembered that this h day Of October 1860 before
me- subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared j. TUYEs President and W.
HINCKs Secretary of the New Orleans Mutual Insurance
Companyo Of New Orleans who being duly according to
law depose snd say that the above just and
true transcript from the books Of said Company
j. TUYEs. President.
J.W. HGgcKs, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this day October g. 1860
ARTHUR sAUCIER,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
meeting Of the Roeed of Directors held the 9Th inst
II resolved to decAre dividend Of TWENTY PER CENT
Dp per cent? tie Net Earned Premiums Of tho Company for
the year ending the Seth September 1900 for which Ceff
Gates win ard after he lat December next. And
also accordance With Article Ilh Of the Charter TO pay in
and after 18th ins to the original subscribers inter
~ Of per cent pcr Premiums paid by
them and credited On their subscription notes.
J. TUYEs. President
j. W. IIIyCks, Secretary. a.0'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

The object for which tins corporation been formed to
maintain Steamboats, for the tranSportaoa for compensation
Of passengers eights the United States rails etc. New
Orleans to Jefferson and above the Red RIseT Raft
and all intermediate landings
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

Texas Intelligence.
The Galveston News Of The 2oth has sl.e folI6,

E The Galveston News Of the 2Oth has TIC follow
ing in regard 10 the cotton market:
Our Lass review left the market In sasnnsettIed
state rendering quotations entirely nominal Since
then, under the influence of favorable accounts
from abroad, there has been a marked improve
ment, and during the week $500 bales changed
hands, of which 500 en- Monday, $50 Tuesday Ile0
Wednesday, 600 Thursday. 500 Friday ana 300 to-
day. Prices paid the first three days Of the
week were upon the basis Of oHr last quotations
wkile since Thursday our present quotations have
prevailed. The market IS well supplied but fac
tors are not pressing sales and maintain firm po-
sition, notwithstanding the continued stringency in
money matters and the great difficulty i'd negoti-
ating Exchange.
The receipts from the interior have not been as
large as last week, say 1897 bales; the exports
foot up 2T29 bales, leaving stock hand In press
and on shipboard not cleared 24,O49 bales. The
quality is not much changed, though there ia more
Of the lower grades offering. We notice an i'm
provement in strength of staple, and we have seen
some few small parcels of the top crops which are
OF excellent body and staple, and very clean.
From the same paper we extract the following
We have observed, for a few days past, num-
Der Of blue cockades, surfnounted by metallic i've
pointed stars, worn on the hats coats Of many of
our citizens.
The cockade Is the badge common to 1he citizens
Of the Southern States. The star is peculiar to
TEXANS The combination of the two embiems
seems particularly appropriate to the times.
Doubtless the badge will be generally adopted
through Texas by those faToring resistance by
State action to the principles Of the Black Repu6-
liean party. ss
We are gratifed to be able to state that the mill
tary organizations, recommended by meeting Of
our citizens the first reception Of the news Of
! Lncoln's election, have row been nearly compile
| ted. We have before given the officers Of tile
Clone Star Riffe'' Company, which, we learn,
| numbers already nearly one hundred Of the young
men Of cur city. The old artillery company Is also
being reorsanized, and will be composed OF some
of our older citizens. We learn that about seventy
names among our most respectable citizens have
| been enrolled.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
4 ADIns, WINE. NE..............LADIMs, WINE.

4 ADIBS' WINE. .....,...LADIES. WINE
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For It's wonderful and beneficial qualities GENTLs
sTIaULANT, TONIC, DIURETIC and sUpoRIFIG, whict
stesea by Physicians and thousands OF Ladieaeud Gebs
men in all paris Of Europe and America.
As u Gentle StimuIant and Tonic,
strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appe
and Purify ing The Blood,
AS a DIurct1es
imparts healty action to the GLANDS KIDNEYS, srd
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DRofsg, aogg
ERuPTIvE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
as a suder5fo,
Iacts upon Skin opening eSpeng all
pu by insonsble apireon thereby driving Oh EEuptor
ansng the surface, giving tone snd vgor to the whole
sssg Z, and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
tlesKIE and COMPLEXION.
The Chippevva Tribe OF Indians
Have long used Blossom and Fruit of tho Elder
their most valuable remedies.
En Germany.
The Berries dried preserved by families for in
OF sckness
speer's Wine OF Elder
Is pure from the Juice cultivated Elder recommended h
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS, possessing remarkable
dcna properties SUPERIOR any other Wines in
use, and excellent article fer all WEAK DEgTIIT4T
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INPIRM, removing ALL
INSTRUCTIONS improving the APPETITE and heneatins
LADIES and CHILDREN.
Il Ladies' Wine,
Because It will cot intoxicate, mixture
spirits other liquors and admired for peculiar flavor
nutritiye properties; inpaftng healthy tone to tia
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
E~A wineglas full may with meals or ai
any time through the day, as desired.
We will only ask indulgence to make trial of th
Wine. E...8
For sale in New Orleans by F. j. HART & CO., JOHN
WRIGHT L CO. JAMES sYME, Canal stress and by al
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
Trade supplied proprietor's prices.
ALFRED stEER, Proprietor.
my25 lyGW 2ns Broadway, New York.
1sss n8s sna 2 Tasssos
s6sAGRETT, RELCIER d CO.,
" HoLESAL GERS,
Importers and Dealers in
WINES AND FINE LIQUORS, and Agents for yIRGTgI&
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
Nh 20 SIT, !. nnrrsr of NNhitshail ufrant
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
Tie Houston Republic of tbe I7th ava

lHe houstoH IlePuois ol the ttth says.
A man by the name of II. Il. Rachel, who for
merly kept an ice house on Main street, hung him.
self to the bed post Of his sleeping apartment on
Sunday night last. He had been laboring under
consumption for long time, which doubtless was
the cause of the act.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

The purposes for which ihs corporation has been formed
enable the esns residents and eteyso Of the Ci.Y
Orleans River to convey 9sodncs o the vaie d
River with greater safety and facility compensation from
and to the City Of New Orleans and generally ali freight
may oer az aiso passengers the paed staeg mails in
good and rate STEAMBOATS, Mississippi
Red Rivers and also afford the sae facilities to sidents
and citizens ether rivers where The Beard of
Company may deem it advisable ssnd any Of the bcas
which this Company shall hereafter Interested for
all Tie purposes belonging incilr tai to tie nggon Of
aaid and their trillntaries.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

sTATE or LOUISIANA,
Plgsh Of Orleans, City of Now Orleans.
Bs remembered that ninth day of May, 1885, before
me- the Undersigned Justice The Peace and he city
aoresa personally appeared Henry feychau3 President and
Barnett Secretary Of the Hope insurance Company
New Orleans who being duly according TO law do de-
pose and say The foregoing and true and
correot transcription the books Of said company.
Il. PEYGHAUD President,
LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
Sworn to subscribed before this ninth day of May
1850 ARTHUR SAUGIER,
Third Justice Of the Pence for The Parish of Orleans
Beard Directors have this day declared cash dividend
othy per cent On the capital paid OF this Company, of
the earnings of year ending the SQh April 1861
able with Article Twelfth Of the Charter Of said
Company to-wit:
Ten per the amount paid n payable on demand
the Stockholders their legal representatives and after tn
Goth instant the balance be credited nsalent
the unpad stock notes. = :
i. PEYGHAUD, President,
=Mm- LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary,
-DIRErToRs.-
s. Piassan. "A. LaforeEt. P. Maloehee,
q. H. KeFnion, Thos. n. Blake, B. Nautre
p Queyrouze, y. Moreno III. Ptychaud,
myl1 q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

TINS Board Of pay interest SIX
PER CENT IN CASH. on the outstanding Certificates Of
Profits to the holders thereof the legal Representatives.
the 18Th dRy Of February next Also declare
dividend Or FORTY PER CENT. 10 per cent) the nc
premiums Of ths Company for the yeaE ending Dceem
ber s 1853 tor eh certificates will be Issued On tho ltth
March nd1t.
Ths Directors, after 1essrviag ONE MIIIIoN OF DOL
LARS Of profits, have further resolved that al tie outstanding
Csrhcae of Profits Of heissnb Of he 1856 he redeemed
paid 10 thereof their legal Representatives
After Sb Iay February The Certificates 10 tt
produced tho tme oS or caucelment and nter
on same to cease after the 5ig, December, ls5g
THOMAS $500, President.
JAMES D. DENEdRE, vice.ProAGent,
EDWARDS SecFetHry,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

The public end the friends Of the undersigned hereby no
Fed that he above establishment will be OPENED ON THE
IsT DAY OF NO FEMESeE NEXT.
ccIErnodioHa and we'll venlsted the
business, snd Of the
city. Rooms fs- private parties and fAsnilies may
had all times and families yil be supplied the shortez
notice.
Also COLD LUNCHES and SEPPER5 for Baitsnd soirees
The undersigned; hevng employed III the principal
city, has acquired thorough nop4ge Of the
bnsine which confident will enable him satisfy
who may favor the egabIishnneat With their
EDWARD DEEEGHAUD
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

A SINGULAR DIVORCE CAsr.-The following re-
port of a peculiar divorce case we find in the
Portland Argus:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

yES AUX C0NTRIBUAIaI2Ess-I4e Foard
IA des lnspecteuTs q Assessment rGuna otei de
Vile an local l5 midi les LuNpIs ler Sine 5us 22e Ct
2ee anFs du mois d09tebre 1860 le Sane n mo de
Noseare suvan AIN do rdyise Faction da Board de Asses
e de feceYe les applications pour des peennes
q trouSaiant absences de III Vile tandqus les Roles hAs
sesseen eaen exoaes pour examen correGtion par 10
Board des ssesser auH mos Haoat ct 40 epenbe dc 10
preSente annGe
Le sossgn6 endFa ehEque Jour Dc 10 henTes A. "
henFeR p NJ susdil pendant tFente oars Rpar da
Ter oetobrc l deNGer les Roles Assessment ct 70
recevor les applications ga pouftahL Sc ae.
JOHN A, WATKINS,
SEQ 3At Sacreaire BOARD dInsnecieurs d.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24

In the death resignation any the Directors
the shall be fedqp by election by the Stockholders
of days he posted at the Office of Compa
ny Vacancy in the Office of President shall be filed by the
Board Directors the first meeting of the Board
vacancy occqrs the election of of its 10 m
Vacancy Vacancy the office Of Secretary shall be filled
by the Board Of Directors the first meeting OF The
such by eecng of the said
Office The President Of the Board shall have the
point Secretary act until the election of
ry as herein provided for.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-24
INSURANCE
EIHsT ANNUAL STATEMENT

or ra.s-
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-30
Vim. nraxie,on. Jr.

Seine 81 the Dpsgiasitrs 10 this see
Iios arr lasisE the catering sse'iaa to
their speils>losiuF-ssut', the, yOaas hrs'
sls,os, late en- eficish t oppOsitiOa mem.
Der Of oar State Legislature, uill at least
decline 10 &c, any part ia The coming
Presidential soatsst, II ssdeed he does
ss, 40, wi,h then. They are greatly
missskea 10 he msa. withpa; enc Nesd
Of information from hiaa, or Any enc cd
.herissd L, spsak s'S him, Ws predict ,hsi
he will s0tsr warmly In the centsst, add
that be ell tsIE, sad speak add travel, TO
peuU,0ss the Interests 81 BELL and EVSR
Krr. We expect to hear Of him staDP
iaE il throughout that District, bat 81,
peciahy ~ the county Of JsHcFsos, add
we predict, that, as ere Of the results,
DosgIas Oil not geI 500 votes 10 that
coasty,
Me. Brsslssoa is 40 orPos'l'oa msu,
Ard whir. and uill DO bothIRg To pro
mote q eOTrspt aud ptoeigsts Democracy
lie oues Il 10 himseli snd 10 the party
thai hes beAersd hia hsFrtsforo, To d.
this mech, asd he is not the msa ~ do
les IL yiew Of the eoajeetufss Il pcm
oerscy, We hcPe tha, be may at oaee De
zoe he , ~itieh, 10 a card, through the
Nashl lie pspe's, IS Ne understand he Is
10 that city At Prvscat
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-30

Alter ssEsa entire days, iaolsdi0s
The SABBATH, Of tote Bss eaeiismsit. ,suea
hard susaFiag, = BRnbsr 81 sights, sbd
sompl,ls rupture Of the ssigissl eosveh.
tion asssmbls d. rsl at ChaIlestos aeIt
a. Baltimore fot the nomination II ssHdi-
dsisa teT pIesidsst sbd Vice presiasai,
By the +" harmonious and isviBetbls'
Democracy, Ws bsvs the piso@rs Of 40.
BUanciag to cur readers the resuh Of their
lahore We have, in 80 article IL some
lshgth, reversed the history u The tEsss.
sstIoRs e the several ooaesRIisSs sud fac
iioos, aud ussd net nov dusH upoB the
rapture and Withdrswsts, Of Saturday,
their lsd ard eiosiBg day
After ths siihdrsEsi Of The disssHtinE
Aelogstrs, suDeaAtisg 10 Gear bali Of the
entire body, the Isu'siaisg mewtsts pro-
eeedsd 10 ballet. Ehieh resulted ia the
choice VI STEFHEs A. DoUaLAs, Of ilh.
aois, f0F PTsssisRt, aAd BESyAAas Pm
PATRICK. q ssnstoT froIa AlsbsHa, for
Yies Ir,sidsht This tickot stssBgsiy
enough uu.tes tbs iso opPosiHG PrIHsI
piss upga shIeh the Coz vunIioa sepsTH
ted, Sod pIosss that tAey NeFe not coo
serBod stO0t principles, bat looked alone
to 9.o'ts uaaglss rsPrsssBts "Aqsstter
sssersigaiy," sBd Fitrpstisk " eoagTss-
siosai iEtsTssEtiSs' foF ihs psoiSeiioh of
slavery ia the territories, hsyiBg ssIaaiiJ
voted fpr Davis resolution Ia the ss8ste,
aud 10 AL III Dooglss This is 40 in
oongraiy ia keeping With = party, nov
FssaiBg one lace for the North, sbd al
ether for tbe Sosth, which f,sa f'Ioss they
had "a zoe, 10 tie contest Of 1866
/ The ether ConVeaiios, after Organizing,
on the ssuie day, sdopted the ChsTisstGa
n.aJorliy P'StiOTH se,sias firth the PTia-
eipis Of ''intsTyentIen, sBd Immediately
thereafter nominated Jela C. Byeeksi..
r,jgs. Of KsBtueky, to stsDd uPoa II, who,
10 bic great LeIiRsloa speech, sftsT he
Eas lertsl Wee President, syeWsd kin.
self Sq%aHe1 S0SrFsig4ty disciple, aid
carried the principle 70 grssisr sItsbI
than Dvsglss OF Cas- bad d0se ssbss.
qaepIlT, % tue GFst balls. this inissslsJ
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-06-30
Northern Methodism

The Nerthctn Methodist Gcosrsl Coz
fsrspcs, 1t it, lac session 10 BuHatc, com
plriely sb-,litiSR,s"d ,is,li, aud W''b b.,
the BahiH,ogs AAssal Co6fsfrscs Ia
msHHing their Press, ra@Psat AbelIiiea.
isaa 90. triumphant They placed men
Al the bed q their church paPc's, Uho
EtIl As the tame Of fsRa,latsm aud
drive Conservatism 10 the vail They
sst ss.Js pr Stephens, Ibs conservative
sad talented editor Of ths New Ierk 81
vs-aGs, aud elected Rec. NJ Tk9nps,a,
ths E-yi,shssas, the BSf,.A Atol'i,aS,'',
whs Dsds the hiItsFsst speech delivered
10 shs, ho5y, IN favor 81 making oos-
slave holding . test Of nsmbsr.hiP 10 she
Charck IL ihs head u the So Laais
NSa' q Aifeoas,, tbty have placed sii
Z sssisE Eyisss, she Ciaeissaii AbaIiitoa.
VI saa - en, terosy bost, Sd, Essrsmtsls
Asse @sassd The pests to their catirs
satisfaction,
1asJ bsEe 50 ShShgsd their D'seiplios.
as to s.sss a read that eli sisss- haiiisg Is :
$40, saoetasliy creating Reu tefa Of
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