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Muster ROLF of the Veterans of Louisl.vaa of
1sI4 and ISIS.

We have been kindly furnished bv Briaadiey
General H. w, PaIfrey win ~ n.,,as u +be oitf
zen-soldiers of New Orleans now living Who were
engaged in the campaign of 1s,A and 1s1s IN III .
plains of CbaImette an ,ho ,aft h,,,. a.. MI.
sippi river:
Muster roll, March, 1850, Of Cant. Thos. BeaI,.
Riflemen (6l men)-Charles Patterson. nriyate
Seaman Field, private; A. w. Gordon. (now ,ot
Afobile) private; John Mitchell. private.
Plauche's Battalion Of Orleans Volunteers con.
sisting of five companies, effective force 515 men
Maunsel White, Captain Of Louisiana Blues. A.
Lanaux, 9Th Sergeant Of Carabiniers. y 3 Forstall
9Th Corporal Of Carabiniers n. " paIfrev IA
Corporal of Louisiana BIues I pIanotbo ~
Sergeant of Chasseurs L. 8. ST cvr st,, sereean.
Of Chasseurs. Musicians: A. Fernandez. j. b.
FACET and Edward TrGme, Of the Carabiniers.
Privates of Carabiniers, Tricou-P. Lanaux st.
Cyr, F. Duplesss, P. DeBuys J. B. D. yoisin. j. B,
Peuault, Louis Garidel, jacques Desforees. ORA.
gon Pieds-F. Correiolles, Nj. Barnett. j. n. Raw.
mond. Company of Francs-C, Toledano. J. Toll
edano P. D. Henry, R. Toledano. p. Landreaux,
Chasseurs-G. Montamat C. w. Duhv. j, B. Le-
pretre, A. Meurrier, - GerYais, M, Meilleur, p.
Desdunes, L. VI. Lapice.
Ogdens Company of Cayalry-Alfred Hennen,
private Henry johnson, private James Hopkins,
private.
Recapitulation-l commissioned officer, non
commissioned officers, 3 musicians, 90 priyates-
total, AZ.
Besides the above, Capt. Chauyeau's Company
OF Cavalry (about 80 mem and Majors Lacoste
and Daquin's battalion Of colored men (about 400
strong) were also engaged in the battle of 23d De-
cember, 1874, and sth January, 1876. Several de-
tachments Of city militia were also stationed at
General Morgan's lines, on the right bank, at Chef
Meuteur and at Fort st. John. Several persons
were also employed in the Paymaster and Quarter
master. 5 Department in the city.
appears that there are ROW living out of the
oao mustered ihto service IN December lsl4, only
=. Maunsei HMte, captain, now known as Col.
Mll1e, resides " nls plantation, in the parish OF
fiaqaemihes' L. j. Forstail, corporal, is mer-
chaht Oh many years standing, and Is well and IA
Vofapiy known u hnancial and commercial cir
cies. -. w. falirey, % corporal, Is our citizen,
zen. faiifey, now commanding the Louisiana Lee
gion Oh oiuzen volunteers. we also notice Chas
". Duhy, member Of the art of all arts, the
typographical we believe he is now occupying
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FINE CLOTHING AND FuRNIsHING Goops.-At the
palace clothing of Mcssrs. Alfred Munroe Co., Story
Building Camp and Common streets, there is now
hand one az The largest and est Of seasoabe
fashionable and reasonable clothing displayed In the United
States The boys clohg department. is as completely and
cocely stocked as men with goods well and sylhly
made of handsome and durable fabrics which viii keep the
young gentlemen comfortable, and make Them look
neat rs ncpient American soyeregns should OF furnishing
goods these dealers assortment and though the
stock of all articles full yet perhaps the matter of shirts de-
serves particular Just what j. said about
enen's linen Of the embellishments TO which we direct
atfpn
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oRpER OF pRocEssIoN:

Col. j. b. Walton Grand Marshal
HON j. o. First Assistant Grand Marshal
AND SPECIAL AIMS TO
MILITARY ESCORT,
Consisting of the Louisiana Troops First Division
and volunteer corps ~ other States invited to participate In
the ceremonies Of the day, commanded BY
MAJOR GEN. JOHN l.. LEWIS,
AS Fo1ows
The Louisiana Legion to which Donald
sonville Cannoniers under the command of
Brig Gen. w. Palffey.
The Firs Brigade which will be attached The Mobile Cadets
and The Mississippi Rifles Of jackson, Miss. under
conmana of Brig. Gem
f. L. Tracy.
First Grand Division.
COL A. BosWORTH, Asst Grand Marshal First Division.
AIDS
Edward Toby, Esq, ohae. ]. Hoyt, ESQ.,,
b w Huntington. Esq, G. S G, Harvey, Esq.
Clay Monumental Association.
National Clay Monumental Association Of Kentucky.
jackson Monumental Association, in carriage.
The Masonic Fraternity Louisiana in The following order
G. w. Race, Grand Marshal,
Escort of Knights Iemplar tnouned)
Entered Apprentices.
Fellow Crafts.
So t=z Master Afasous.
Mark Masters.
Past Masters.
Most Excellent Masters
Royal Arch Msons
Royal and Select Masters.
Escort to Grand Consoy y Eiui hts KHdosh 3Oh Degree
Knights Rose Croix 18Th degree,
Members the Grand Gons.ly.
Members of the 3Sd Degtee.
Rear Escort Grand Gonsistory of Knights Kadosh.
Members and Officers Grand Lodge of Louisiana f. A..
Rear Escort of knights TempIar.
Orator OF tile Day, WM, II. HUNT ESQ.
Poet of the Day. j. W. OVERALL. ESQ.,,
seutpor, JOEL T. HART, ESQ,
in carriage.
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VOLUME XIII.

1 Veterans OF 1Sl4-t5 Ia Carriages.
Major General Twiggs, U. 8. A., and STAFF.
Officers Of The U 8. Army.
offcers Of the U. s. Navy and Revenue Service
Foreign Consals in Carriages.
Major General w Wood, Commanding the First Division
Mississippi Militia, and Staff
Officers Of Tho Militia Of other States In Uniform
Major General John Z. Lewis and Staff
Officers Of the Louisiana Militia
yors and Councils Of the of Carro,on Jefferson City
Algiers and Gretna.
Judges Of the Supreme Court.
Judges Of the District CoHrts.
Sheriff Of The Parish of Orleans and Deputies.
District Attorney.
2 Clerks Of the Supreme and District Courts
Recorders Of Mortgages and Conveyances.
Justices Of the Peace and Copstables.
Judges OF the Crcn and District Courts of the United States
u S. Marshal and Deputies.
Y. s. District Attorney.
Collector Of the Port Surveyor Of the Customs Naval Officer
and Post Master.
Superintendent and Officers of The Mint.
U. s. Navy and Pen.ion Agent.
Chamber Of Commerce.
Port Wardcns md Hnrbor Masters.
Ship Agents and ship Masters, with Miniature Ship
drawn by four borses.
Steamboat Agents, Masters, Pilots and Engineers.
Board Of Underwriters.
Fire Wariens
Board Of Health.
Clergy. in carriages.
Administrators OF the University of Louisiana
Members Of the Bar.
Members Of the Medical Society.
Academy of Sciences
Humboldt Academy Of Natural Sciences.
Law Faculty.
Medical Faculty.
Administrators Of tie Charity Hospital.
Invited Guests and Distinguished Strangers.
Second Grand Division.
CAPT cAs D. DREux. Assistant Grand Marshal. Second
Division.
AIDS.
Walter v croueh, James E McGauley,
Henry L. CLARK, NJ J. Reigart
Aug Dugad.
This Division will formed Camp street. right resting
Canal street.
The Fire Department Of orleau Agiers Grena Carroll
ton aud Mllneburg In uniform With their banners.
Mechanics Society.
The Printing Press, on a ear drawn BY FOUR horses
NO, Typographical Union.
United Shoemakers Society.
Louisiana Societf Of German Draymen.
Society Of the Bakers of New Orleans.
Joiner Mutual Benevolent Association.
~ Society Of Working MIN in general
M Third Grand Division.
TH0s. l.. LEEDS Esa., Assistant Grand Marshal Third
Division.
AIDS. =--=z-
VIM A. Bell, Esq, Francis Rawle ESD,
l.. Greonleaf Esq.
This Division VIM be formed cartres street. right resting
on Canal street.
Benevolent Associatiouo OF the Sons of Louisiana.
New England Society.
Keystone Association.
Empire State Assoc iot 4.5s
Young Mems Christian Association
Confederation OF Yonng Meu's Christian Association
United States and British Provinces.
Catholic institute.
Southwestern Bible Society.
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MORNING, APRIL 12, 1860

our talk, with the remark that with the exception
Of some talk about tobacco, which may end in
something besides smoke and sorae large transac
tons in exchange, detailed in the usual column,
the day closed yesterday under consd erable quiet
negR
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THE AMPHTHEATRE.-Th is the last night but
three of the Rumsey & Newcomb Minstrels, and
fine bill is offered. Tomorrow night Mr.. Rumsey
is to have benefit, and of course the house viii
be crnMded
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aTHE BIBLICAL REASON WHYn is the title of
new and eaboratey book Published by Dick
Fitzgerald and by booksellers generally s hand
book for biblical students and teachers and
guide 10 family SC reaing and is in all respects aai
rsble work as IS ted by testimonials The hghest eharac
ter. We refer 70 advertisement. -
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For Ntlo Yorh-W W. Davis S. Crawford, ". Black and
lady s. syinski. Mcponough Mrs i@;aiie and child,
man. f. Negrey Mr. Sullivan I. Gluan and ia lily. A. Ball
and family Mrs Iamer g Moonqls son and daughter Mr.
aud Mrs sullivan three ehildrn aud servant Mrs
Bronson Miss Bronson Mrs Jackson Miss Jackson and
want Miss J. NJ. Abbott, Mrs. A. Ball and family
fui Harqna-Geo Nathan, A. Grailhe Miss A. slberes,
Miss iIueer r. Monford and lady, j. j. Claris
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ARRIVAL Or THE 6Nrs LO-sAx0N.

PorTIASp, Me-, sprif II.--Tts steamship Anglo
Saxon, Capt. Balisntine, Of He Montreal Ocean
Gompan7's 3 Line, ha@arriyed agHM port
The Anglo-saxon Hft Liyerpuys. on Wednesday,
March %, and touches at queezsta wn on the fol-
lowing day.
her comHsreisl advicss have Essa anticipated
sy The Prince Albert 1t sss- Johns.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE

nat fiOr1- $50
- - 81 -. s.s sl' GU
DOMESTIC INTEL
\ =. 7 80 - stss5
ARRIVAL o. the Steamship North Star.
NEW LOBE, april HI The steamship Norths
,1A,' @1 = W. Atiantc ana facric Mail Steamship
oo'npanys hne, from AspinwaIl, reached her
WHAT -. ,oday. q
ne North staf prngs si,l59oeo of specie on4
NJ
II Sohs resmonai Prooeedings
5, 81. ia.-Severat Black Republf- -
afe eonlerring on the amendment Of
49,. =. sfesty, WIFI 2 view Of pass
- r. u u VA
80. asao - eAcuoe aia c1her powers-~ssas
.. se a'1s,iaf ais ansages, ander the clause -ssF
sals easA po~ef Iae equaifacilities OF themost =
'arofea s, y. nat'ohs
Ihe senate met to-day at the usual hour. Ri'e
IN view OF the numerous substitutes proposed
ior the Homestead bill, the whole subject was
committed, With instructions to report back on
lnesaay next
N Tue house oi representatives to-day. the blu
pfosiang iof tne admission Of Kansas Us Terri
tory into the Bnion was taken mp and discussed at
considerable length.
The bill was finally passed BY vote Of l34 yeas i
against 70 nays
During warm discussion, Br. Pryor, Of vir- r.
inerpolated some oferaiye ran,ar,s 4
of the recent Loyeioy affair in the tTousa 81 q -
It ia the general imnression that afta, +,,ao1f,
guy which ensued. MI PRYOR win c5aanoa IN.
Vessel Burning n Nsvr yorIr rTorho,. .s IL
NEW YonK. Anril Il Tts shin T.cot w..
eryelt lust cleared for Iiyerpaol with ! s,,1 arc
of merchandise and iaying Al anchor IN the strs
opposite tho battery, awaiting fair wind q take =
her departures was discovered to he on FIRE this .
evening and burning rapidly. s
The veaseland cargo will be 4 total lesH.
Bank Liquidation.
NEW YORK. April 1.-THE Bank Of Utica and q
the Central Bank of New York have gone into =.
liquidation. Mr. James Benedicthas been appoint
cd general receiver IT IS understood that d cir
eaiation VIII be amply secured
saihng OF the steamship Arabia.
NEW iohh, Aprh tine steamship ARABIA, of
~ euna,a hne isi1 ens port ~ noon to-day Tor
-, W.,
- ~. oiioaas NUNS 10 ao1 europe 'aAen
out by the Arabia, are those of Thursday, the 5th
'ns'.' ana 1Ae latest seiegfapnie dispatches nom
.lle same poiht are those OF yesterday, the I0th
Inc Arabia took ont $4,000 Of specie on freight
Eiecuon s u haruord. Conn.
Ahisohp, ooss., apfn ii.-Tan -Taan eiecIlon was
Aeu ~ ~, - = ais WY Jesseaaay aos Aayor'
Ane sano'uase 70 ior m mayor was elecled
- '.s.,s. = - .o'oa' AAs e'eotion passeu
:. - s1'ssls Ernlosion n ! staauboot Ro;,er
LOUISVILLE. Apr The steamar sannet
Getty one of the Ohio river packets. while at q
LANDING fiftv m;les ba,ov this it ,,,od oro -
lung n.ss a1's oe'o8 'ns e'y' e2pioaea one q
~, a.,,,,,,,o5 Is s.o,,,o, e, n.
stontIv Ii,,ed - =
severai e,l=,a nersors ,oro boar ...,s.a
New yor1 sh;rn;,e, ,,y r;st,s ps.ax+
r,,.frr,,s se-'s y. Y 5@a
we" AoAA' ap,n Ano ss'nlpplne iist ol
nlo,ni'e fspo''s VIC ool.oh 'afAee ouoyahs on tne
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The ST. .CHARLEs.-The Wambold Minstrels an
nounee an entire change of programme for to-
night.
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"There's more in that fellows head, Sam, than
you imagine,'' said Dick, of sleeply looking
fellow standing by. @That may be- said the
other gravely, but ] always suspected he had
,ornf
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Route Procession.

The Procession will precisely at 4 oclock down Royal
street to Espanae up the lower side Of ESpanade street
10 Chars up ChRrtIe Camp and Prynnia streets TO
Thaia street. ITALIA Apollo street. down Apollo
street St. Joseph street. ST. Joseph street to ST. Charles
street. down ST. towards The intersection Of Canal
81 Charles and Royal streets.
Upon the head Procession eaeng Poydas street. the
State Troops and First Division will directly forward
down ST. Charles the Statue The Second Division will
wheel to the right up Poydtas Camp street down Camp
street 10 Canal street and will take position both sides of Ga
nal street between Cartrs and Camp streets and the line Of
Troops established the space assigned for the Gere
snones
The Third Division in like manner will at Poydras street.
wheel to the left Poydras street Garondee street. down
Garondeet street Canal where they will be disposed in same
Second Division between Bourbon and Garonde
Let Streets line of Troops established as aforesaid
Tha Fourth Division viii directly down ST. Charles
stresss9as Canal street to the line Of Troops.
Each Division will be halted arriving ut the posi-
tons assigned them they will be expected remain dur
ing the performance the Ceremonies the of
which will announced by the unvcng of the Statue and the
firing Of National Salute by the Artillery.
After the ceremonies concluded the Procession will be
dismissed until which he Grand Marshal requests that the
attached several Associations aid other bodies in tile
Profession will te directed 10 abstain from playing
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MEssRs. ALFRED MuNRoE Co., the great cloth
ing Dealers their palace clothing store in the
Story Building corner Of Camp and Common Streets will be
rlnsed nj n,clnck tl-daY.
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SAILING OF THE DESoTo. The steamship De-
Soto, Captain Bulloch, sails at eight O'Clock this
morning for New York via Havana, with $50 900 in
specie for New York, and the following passen-
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FRESH CARoLfNA Cow PEAS are advertised for
sale by Bareii Co., OIL Common street.
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Wises, liquors, ETC.,
NOS. IS AND I5 ROYAL STREET

NOS. Is AND 15 ROYAL STREET.
supply of CREME DE BoUZY CHAMPAG In quarts
pnts continually hand which equal the
comes this Market Also other brands of inferior quality
Topaz SHERRY, CABINET SHERRY, SIERRA sHER
RY, GOLDEN SHERRY. DUFF GORDON SHERRY, AN.
CHOIR SHERRY, SPARKLING and STILL HoUK, Old and
Fine PORT WINE, MADEIRA ANB SHERRY WINES,
Of tho vintage Of 1885, l79S 1905 and
,ther brands. WHISKY Of all descptions-Scoch Irish
Rye and Bourbon. ALE and PORTER. pints qnarts
Also on hsad, my usual assortment of the hest
Wines and Liquors
n the markets. which will be sold reasonable any
,ther house in the city
sEWELL II. TAYLOR,
OF 2ply Nos. l3 and Is Royal street.
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Programme
II II N II y Q = "A x,
rhursday. April IA, 1850.

The the Nay will be under the direction of
the Clay Monumental Association the Special Joint Committee
of the Common Council, and the Grand Masha
" s1S l.
The Grafton will be delivered by @ .gs.t54
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rBr ran AsrKcas AND sAr1ossL usrs.l
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fa'fies save his testimony in the riot case I3e
hrickbats.n N'...s ''9 -
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To SUGAR PLANTERS. A eompefent man adYef
tises for y situation as manager q sagsf Pisnaltsa
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afhiFAEr NovExEsrs ITALY.
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Fourth Grand Division.

NORBERT TREpAeN1ER, ESQ, Assistant Grand Marshal
Fourth Diyon.
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Neto 0rleans 1ailp Grssfeltt.
HENRY CLAY.

THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL i, 1860.
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FURTHER ~ STEAMSHIP PRINCE ALBERT.
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switzerland Maintained By England and Prussia.

rHF APPROACHING eHAxrloE PRIZE 51suz
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FURTHER IHrKIL1eEscE FROM EUROPE
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aEATY Or PEACE BRrwEgE SPAIN AND nonoco,.
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NUMBER SO.

TelEaRAsHso 70 IN. NEW oHleAss csascen
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PROBABLE MEETING OF EUROPEAN CONGRESS-.
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To-day, in the presence of thousands and tens Of
thousands of the people of this city, of this State,
and of other States of the National Union, the cit
zens Of New Orleans will erect a statue Of Henry
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The President announced the Nominating Com
mittee, so far as filled, at the hour

nittee, 50 far as filled, at the hour
Leonard Chaplin, Charleston, S. G.
nr. d. Smith, Macon, Ga. H
FL. $. Forwood, New Orleans, La.
H. Palmer, Louisville, Ky. ....
II. d. Penfeld, Chicago, Ill.
Milton Saylor, Cincinnati, o.
Ed. A. Shafier, Mobile, Ala.
John Wanamaker, Philadelphia, Pa.
DR.. W. P. Palmer, Richmond, Va. s
Jas. J.. Sloos, st. Louis, Mo. AZ
aa Rev. ]. J. Dnryea, Troy, N. Y.
Rev. Jas. A. Proctor, Washington, D. C.
H. B. Mason, Beloit, Wis.
J. Platt, Jersey City, N. j.
G India Ia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07
Candidates,

The names Of BRECKNRIDGE and LANE nave been
before the country as the candidates of the Demo-
cratic party for two weeks and not one word of
suspicion as TO the purity of their private or public
characters has been uttered either North or South
No act or vote of theirs has been or can be
pointed out that not in strict conformity with the
best interests of the country. No man of the OPP
position has dared to join issue with them upon
any single political question. What a glorious
tribute to the worth Of our candidates Spotless in
war and spotless in peace. They have never known
defeat in the past victory awaits them in the future
They know no such word as Fail" The C1llStitu-
ton well says the nomination is evidently finding
response in the hearts of the people far beyond even
the ardent expressions of approval wherewth it is
hailed by the National Democratic press throughout
the country. Nothing be sand against either by
any American who regards the character and good
fame Of our public men as part of the treasure of
the nation, not to be lightly disparaged furnished
by partisan folly or recHessness. The journalists
who deal in nothing but plaudits for their friends
md vppr.a tioue for tllnif.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-07
Democratic Meeting at Dover.


On Monday the Democracy present held meeting ra n
nomination Of rREcKRrrsE and LANE BY tie oonstltnsn
Democracy at Baltimore aud appoint and
convention teslect Eleer for the eighth Congressman
Distriet On melton, LocKHARr asappOntea Chairman
and B. Ross Secretary The chairman, upon taking Ar
made appropriate Speech stating he object Of the meeting
and duty Of tbs Democracy.
The convention appointsd Hon. J. H. scARBoRouaa Il.
C. LocKHAEr sabE Electors for this county
during this being present. responded in
short but eloquent speech, accepting the appointment
The chairman appointed committee draft resolutions who
reported the following, which adopted:
ResoIced, That fully and cordially endorse The action Of
the Tennessee delegation Charleston and 10 their ef
Ami that We fully endorse their scon IN from The
convention whea It had become apparent principle vas to
os sacrhced 70. the promotion OF stephen Douglas.
Resolved, That We look the action majority Of
State delegation with eenstion in nesting in convention and
John Breckenridge for Presidents Gen. Ja Lane for
vice President and pledge our seaport 2 them and invite all
Rsosed That he following named rentlsrrsn h. am. mad
as deegas to attend District Convention q The Canatitu
tonl Democracy the Of nominating Eleor
hereafter be agreed upon counties comDo aid
district and that suggest Nashville the point
will yield to the Of Others and at
tend at any time and place thst may be designated;
Ist District -Dr West Isaac Lewis and Dunbar.
"a. VIM OUTLAW, BagWell and Rolls,
Sd. E I Bogard, W Il Ellis and John Lissoby.
4th Brandon, Jr, shemwell and Henry jackson. =
9Th. James y LsEis, J Q Lockhars and J ! Pollard
7Eh Ross, DrJ McCampbeH, DR. W Smith, N Scar
borough and y D ROmlinson, :
eth. Z W Msrberry, Vincent and Or 7 holm.
9Th J " Woford. Elijah Stalls and Lewis Herodon.
10Th. II q Lockhart, A Gray and Elijah Dawson
! nth John II OUTLAW, James II Ellis and W W Wynns.
18th. DR. Summers S-mmers and o Askew and all
other members OF the Democratic party OF Stewart county who
may be In attendance.
On A. B. Ross Drs. :. h. McCAMPsELL and ]. W.
SMITH appointed Corresponding Committee for Stuart
county.
On the UEoN AHEAIcAx and the clsrksVille Jr-
requested publish the proceedings of this eOnven
ton.
The canventiOn then adjourned siae die.
Il. O. LocKHAET, Chsirman.
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Mr.. Everett.

Mr.. Everett is distinguished gentleman and a
fine scholar, but he belongs to that school of men
whose excessive refinement has absorbed all their
other good qualities. He is good to deliver elegant
orations, carefully menorIzed, but of no earthly
use leader Of thought, champion of the peo-
pie lie lives, not in IDEAS but in traditions and
chiefly valuable to furnish immaculate rhetorical
napkins and other rOse-water appliances, in which
the memory of the great men of the past is con-
served.
Mr. Everett is the Beau Brummell of American
Statesman; an amateur in politics, connosseur in
opinions and confirmed dilettantte in action. In
his political organization, there is total absence of
decision and he is destitute of the faaest suspicion
of a spinal column.
On single occasiom-just after the brutal assault
on Charles Sumner Mr. Everett did display faint
impulse of Indignation; but he carefully efaced all
memory of it soon after, by pleading that he was
"under the influence of an anOdyne "-0iHciuati Com
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