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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-09-13
From the Indiana Journal.
State Affairs.

From the Indiana Journal.
State Affairs.
Expenses of tie Governor Gov's U'rights
"a and sWitiard's expenscs set forth Ua-
- Constitutional Legislation for their benef.
!, Postage aceounte Cor. WiLard-A
Conscientious regret of Governor Wright-
Bigger's and Whitcom5's erfravagances
? Attic last session of the General AS
sembly. the House called upon the Audi
tor of State to report the expenses incurred
for the Governor from November l, 1851.
to January 9. 1856. This period embra-
ccs 5 years. months and I days of Gov
ernor Wright's term, and 2 years of Gov.
Wiilard's. This report is before me. and
from it take the following summary
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-09-13

iJE8EPHBIIEaN
isrusLrsHxD EvEar rHuss

srVbLtsHkD VkhfrHUf7S@ffs'lIr Z
IL I1GA1EINGLK.
,~vrss~ --,s.sa. q Ni<lsz'n srvss north Of Adams
fLYNoCTlI M r-z.f4 4frf tfGo1 ff..fff-t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-09-13
KsoR SALE cHEAPs -
9Ao ACRES OF LAND

Heavily timbered, situated about 81 miles north,
cast Of Plymouth. viz:
The N E. u Of sec l3 and E. - Of N. E. u Of
Sec IA, Town "a N of r 2. Marshall Co., Ind
Terms easy-A EberaI dsscOunt mslc for all
cash. Address CHAS- C. BATES,
ljuIy 12m3 c~nasd.igsa, N Y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-09-13

AW NOTICE.-T. S. SrAxFiELD.
sf Soush B~nd. ind. A. JOHNSON. of Plymouth, !,
&h-sas-lxe> teseher fac she praetio< 81
sh~ ~4.u< in1lIth&f foerfs ef Narsisaa Ccunsy- ~
Nr ss.na-tt viii pr>snauy asrist in s Of
all Hti<ss-d hnsinc<<-
O1icc No stairs In Pcrshng Block rmay 10 n2syl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-09-13

80 aie4i -gf>'1st rtafa ast- 80 ffiu slsfr .s,i45-
iol iitl ,f 80 .a9.ilifd ,oiiO i-of 9ins'|31 ,>oni
ia q. r...-l f..~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05
Col. Howard,s Uitimaturn.

Last Thursday We stated, on what We
deemed reliable authority. that the following
resolutions offered, Monday. in the Charles
ton Convention. by Col. JOHN K HOWARD,
had been adopted:
Resolved That all the citizens of the United
States have an equal right to settle with
their properly in the Territories of the
United States, and that under the decision OF
the Supreme Court of the United States,
which we recognize as The correct exposition
of the Constitution Of the Unit d States,
neither their rights of person nor property
can be destroyed or impaired by Congresslon-
al or Territorial legislation.
Resolcnl, That it shall require two-thirds OF
the entire electoral vote TO make noinina-
ton.
We have since seen n report Of the proceed
ings OF the Convention, in detail, and dis
cover that we were in error. The latter res
olutiOn agreed to. but the former appears
TO have teen cut of by motion to proceed
TO ballot, upon which the previous question
WAS called. On offering his resolutions Col.
How. spoke IF th1En tho s>srl'inotin nj
the South" nevertheless he and the remain
ing Southern delegations did not retire when
they failed, but staid and took part in the
con=entinn till il closed.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05
Save Your Horses.

''We take great pleasure in recommending the
Mexican Mustang Liniment a valuable and indis.
pensabe article for Sprains Sores, Scratches Calls
Horses. Our men have it for severe Burns, Bruis
es Sores, Stiff Joints and Rheumatic Pains, and all
say it acts like magic. We other Iiniment.
W. HEWITT,
Foreman for American, Barnden's and Wells, Far
60 rs Express"
Gentlemen 81 had negro man worth 81 zoe
who took cold from bad hurt, and useless for
over one year; had used everything could hear
of wi bout benefit, until l tried the Mustang Lin
ment. 1t has perfectly cured him, and / can now
take the above price for him.
Respectfully yours,
JAMES TORRANCE,
Every Planter, Teamster and Family should have
this invaluable article. Sold by all respectable deal
ers throughout the world.
BARNES & PARK,
may1-lm PrOpretors, New York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05
Sheria,s Sale.

DY virtue Of the authority on conferred, by the
I'D hereinafter described vendtoni exponas 10 me
directed and delivered from the Hon. Circuit Court
Of Davidson county, Tennessee at its January Term,
1850, will expose public sale, u the highest bid.
der for cash, the Court house Yard gate, ia the
of Nashville, saturday, the 5th day of May, 1850,
ali the right, ttie claim, interest and estate which
ChAs. r. III Martin has and 70 the foIlosing de-
scribed property ta-St: One negro Woman named
Kitty, aged about 10 years one negro Man named
Aaron, aged about 20 years; and one other negro
Wcman named Nancy, aged about % years, levied
upon by K Branch, iiep1ty Sheriff, the property
Of Chas- Z. H.. Martin, TO satisfy three judgments
rendered said Circuit Court, two IN favor OF Jas.
b. Craighead and one In tsvor Of ". NJ. Brien VS..
Edward Lawrence and c. T. H. Martin.
AiSo-At the same time and place, will expose
to SALE the highest bidder for cas- h. the following
Hartweli, about 40 years OF age, OF black complex.
ion, aud three year old horse Mules Of bay cob
or, levied on by Joha B. Murry, Deputy sheriff, as
the property Of c. l. II. Martin, 20 satisfy yendi-
toni expouas, from tie Circuit Court Of Davidson
county IN "a OF N. Brien and against L. Ia ~
renee and e. T. Martin
AIsSO--At the same time and place will expose
70 sale, the highest bidder f-r cash, one negro
Girl named Neil, aged about u years, OF copper
complexion, levied IS the property OF e r. IA.
Martin by +. c. Drake, Deputy Sheriff, To satisfy n
vendioni expoass issued by said Circuit Court Ia
voT OF L H. chaFed, ST., against T.. law &c 4 c.
Z II. Martin. sale within lawful hours.
JAMES NJ HINTON,
Sheriff OF lavidsna county.
..-.-.. I Ss 6 S 8 sSkHr. p'p.''..-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05
7. JORDAN,
Is. BURROW,
VAN III. MANNING.
10 Tie Hon. CaIe5 Gushing. Of gr Charleston css-
ressflon.

70 Ge Hon. CaIe6 Gushing, Of tlr cAs-issaon cs"-
reafion:
We, the undersigned, delegates appointed
by the Democratic State Convention Of
South Carolina, beg leave respectfully to
state that according to the principles enun-
ciated in either of their platforms ut Colum-
bla, the power OF the Federal Government,
or its agent, through Territorial Govern
ment, 10 abolish or legislale against proper
~ la slaves, by either direct or indirect
legislation, is especially denied; aud as the
platform adopted by this convention pal
pably and Intentionally prevents any OK
preston affirming the incapscity of the Ter
ritoral Government so TO iegisiaIe, that they
would not De acting in good faith ~ their
principles, or in accordance with the wishes
of their constituents, to longer rem Ia n
this convention. aud they hereby respectfully
announce their withdrawal thervfrom.
James Simmons,
). McGowan,
Ii. III. Wilson,
k. u. Boylslen,
Delegates from the State at large.
Jas. III. wmGherspoon,
L. w. Charles.
Delegates from LIST Congressional District
q. n. Reynolds, Jr.,
Thos. Y. Simoas,
Delegates from I'd Congressional District
james Patterson,
Is. II. Brown,
Delegates from 81 Congressional District.
J. A. Nets,
Delegate FROM 4th Congressional District
John ). Prestoa,
Fraaklia Gaillard,
Delegates from 6th Congressional District.
Hoa- csis6 0GsAiag, Prssii<at Of tse Dssaaersfse
NassoaaI C5aUss.fsoa.
The undersigned, delegates from the State
Of Texas. would respectfully protest. against
ths late action oi this convention In Fsiasla z
10 adopt the report Of the majority of the
eommiltse On resolutions, which Operates a.
the virtual adoption u PsiaeiPlez sflrnsis Z
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05
DIED.

At the residence Of w. A. Wherry, Nashville,
Tenn, the morning of the 4th inst, BEUIAH, in
FAINT daughter OF Mr.. WIN. A. and Mrs. MARY q. BEN
soS, aged about six months.
Thus passed from earth one OF the loveest little
creatures that frightened household or glad
dened the hearts of afectionate parents. None eau
know, those who have themselves passed
through the trying ordeal what has fallen
the bsreaved father mother and relatives. Words
Of comfort fall almost meaningless their ears from
lips that would console them. May they learn to kiss
the hand that has smtten them, and. gazing hey, nd
this TO them) dark providence, the bright little
seraph as she is welcomed by WHILE, and other in
Vulnerable spirits that have preceded her to the
realms of light, beyond the regions of gloom ana
grief P.
Lebanon Herald please copy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05
SbsriG's Sales.
SheriG,s Sale.

DY virtue of d IA directed and delivered from
Id the Honorable Chancery Court OF Davidson
county. Tennessee, At its November Term, 1853, /
will expose to public sale TO the highest bidder for
cash at the Court House Yard in the City OF Nash
VILE, on Saturday, the 5th day OF May, 1850, all the
right, title claim, interest and estate, which Char les
+. ii. Martin then had or may have since acquired
liz and TO the following described two negro slaves
and three horses, 10 wit: man named julius, aged
Ned aged about thirty eight years of dark complex
ion. aud sorrel aud two bay horses being levi
ed the property OF Charles r. H. Martin To sat.
isya judgment rendered ia IA vOr Of John 4. Gleayes
c. aud NJ. Tor the use nc, against Ed Lawrence and
Charles E IL. Ma tin. This, April Attn, 1860
JAMES "a. HINTON, Sheriff,
apr5-td. By E G. DRAKE, ID. Sheriff.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05

Mrs VInsIo,v, an experienced nurse ua
emale physician, hasa soothing syrup for children
eething, which greatly facilitates the process of
tcethi. by softenng the gums re lucing alinhama
on-wilI allay all pain and is sure to regulatethe
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, IL will give rest
yourselves and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement n
mother column uneTdkwIy
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05
NIARRlED.

On Tuesday, the LIST inst, at the residence OF the
BRIDES mother by the Rev. Jos. J. White, Mr.. Wh.
d. pAL1oS 10 Miss ANNA E. FOULS all of this city
Cincinnati Times.
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sheria,s sale.

TlY vsFtae q veneltsaui exIson.s, N fas~r
ID =. c. Lezsrur - y. d. Hrcts- . me difertesi
and aelzxsFua from he Henafzbe ElrSaa Csart
sf t1Fsasaa ezanty. Tranessee Al ~ l2auarf leKm
1ses. sii exfrose &c Freio szls. - ne kighezt
biefter. f1T cash. ths Gtsnrt esase Ezrd IA the
tsty q Nashville, SATURDAY. tlss 49, ray Z
nay. fsea. al tAe Elzbt, taies ci-a, EteErst and
estate. SHEA y. D. hieks tAea had % naAy hare
s1sss scaetFeG - sat - fhs fess-siaE d-srribsd
tFosertf % an. pzrt * sast- "a 3 l.isa te
BY c y. &sEoe ler 1tse L Hlaa R4Ek Il T-naessaa,
resstsTsa y the arszEEeF = p1ze - fAaxi&san
-. n ssk ., pEe ifS, o<ns part q "a cantey -
- J. aafr - A q AFspsEzsa 81 DEED FsElst=Eee
n the eesse staFezaa zsr.k u, page sss al
$40 <nt sarsssslsEis describes a. fslless- Brxis.
aak sta SAKE n ne has u Sfiae s1feet, aas;.-
e1zs eoz1ef - Ne > fheace ~, TIE lne - s4s
efzaE saEeet - fse1 - Stake ne l.9e a said
.t5eets tss4z< - ~ IA zag1sz SsFsh 80 fsef Z
y se a4zss thzacs kasa al sd szieE 80 fest
ss4kss taesse a. rzbt iee seuth 80 Sea ths
hzssaHzaz. 1se esee - re sane = Fr<ss4Eref =
sls osee ssFszst4. aa4k -. Eskx zo8 ssFs=a - u
ta@ froezEtg 81 d. d flleks, kzsisfy ladsaea
as4assk szk4 nsckE II szEof e q q fe-seer
* EnHBkff50E
sprsetas seeFiz az tAsaizea sessty-
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$1,000 REWARD.

II consequence Of the numerous fires that have ec-
Il CURED within use city recently, VITA tAcir
marked evidences Of fecudiarism, |, :. ~ Holngs-
worth Mayor Of the city OF Nashville. By virtue Il
the recommendations u the Cay csunca. vii give
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
= reward for she apprehensian and conviction OF
any person persons of the crime q Srssn within
the corporate limits. The eTiBs 10 be cunmitfed
ct aay unle within three EsontAs froa tie date
hereof. = n. HOlIINGSNOkIa, Mayor.
NksExIfIE. April ie, ise0.
The Underwriters autharize % offer an add
tiona; reward GIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor the
apprehension and eonsictiaz rs above
apris-u = n. aufIISGSW0RrH.
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d EW BOOKS
JJSl hEIkIf I'd 81
IF N a q n n

THE HISTORY OF HERoIorus, by Geo. Raw lnson
MA, with Maps and Illustrated. vols
MARlN'S MECHANICS, BY Chas. Renneu.
history OF PENDENNIS, by Thaskeray;
VOYAGE DOWN The AMOR, by cOIiins;
LIE BEFORE HIM;
AGAINST WIND AND TIDE, by Holme Lea, author
Of Sylvan Healt's Daughter. Katie Branda;
A BIBLICAL RkASoN WHY. guide to scripture
Readings, Illustrated;
PASSING THOUGHTS IN RELIGION. Sewea;
NIGHT Lessons FRAN SCRIPTURE Scs<ell;
FRIARswt cd POST OFFICE, BY the author Of the
Heir Of Re1oiy dc. Z. HAGAN
aprlS-u UBEG College 81.
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SI,eri9,s Sale.

DY virtue Of "a 10 me directed, and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson
county, Tennessee, al rs January Term, ls6u, I
viii expose 10 public sale, o. the hghest bidder,
for cash, a. the Court house Yard, IA the City Of
Nashville, saturday. The 18th day Of Nay,
1850 all the right title claim, interest and estate
which Samuel X. AoFgaa then had, may have
acquired In and TO the following described Ne
gro man named sam, aged about sixty ave
years, coior black LII, No. -, fronts
leo feet On the South side Bread Et and back
hundred and sixiy nine feet 20 alley twelve feet
VIDE and fronts hundred feet On said Alley "a
tract land the south side Il CumbeFiaad river
ID District No -, esirniag Ia the center q the
BRICK Caareh Turnpike road thence running North
S4ss Fast twenty poles 30 = stake, thenre % kast,
twenty fave poles, Tie pole 10 stake on me
wess boundary of The old fsg. tract, thenoe North
: 90 West With said fase tine Is 10 poles % =
stone, thence oath 7S4l West IS poles 20 rock,
thence south IS l-4o xsst twenty poies O. the cen
tire II tbs Turnpike read. tbeEca Sasth - kast IL
peles - the beginning .--IOT, No % Plaza e
West Nashville, ffsDiiHg enc spndrea fcss "a De
asnbrzne street and running back sAe hunsred AID
seFenty ave feel % tNe!se fest alley beng icyaee
% ibe FrogeFty % :. Buel X Asrgaa, % Est,,ff
= jal ssn<at FezdeFsd Ia favor of James r. Fz1is
as~iasf samuei X. Morsaa.
5oIfN K. E9aUN ESoS,
Sheriff II lassidsaa coSfntr.
apF3o-sds- - - cRkkis, teP- SAL
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05
$50 EW AND.
House-Keepers. Attention.

THE attention of the readers of the Patriot, the
i Ladies' more especially, is requested by Messrs-
MACKENZIE MlSCHIN, to the excellent Refriger
ators and cheap Fruit Jars with which they now
supply ing citizens. Tempests' Fruit Jars are ad
mirably adapted for putting up all kinds of Fruits
and Berries They are durable, simple aud cheap
and the demand for them is great that already
nearly three hundred dozen have been sold.
may2-u
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Magazines for Nav.

Magazines for May.
FRANK LESLIE'S MONTHLY GAZkTrE OF FASH
IONS.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE.
G0DEf'S LAEY'S BOOK.
PETERSoNsS NATIONAL MAGAZINE
ARrHUR'S MAGAZINE
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
IRVING MAGAZINE, For May 5th
wAyERLY MAGAZINE, For Nay 5th.
YANKEE NOTIONS, &c, &c, Ss.
Also all the latest Periodicals, received by
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apr2T-u College ST.
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Judge Meek offered the following resolu-
IN. which was unanimously adopted:
Resoired That in The event the Alabama
'el-gaiioR should withdraw from the con-
I eution. no delegate or any other person
all iheHe~forward have any authority to
present Alabama upon the floor of the con-
cntion, or To cast the vote of Alabama
ier, in; aud that our Chairman be instruc led
to inform said convention.
Delegate appointed though not participa-
ing in the convention.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05

vol y mo-, Cloth.
This book describes minutely ibe whole country
washed by the AMOR River. To this large tract
attention has lately been directed in a very marked
by the action OF the Russian Government in
taking possession Of it, and ii il probable that
long, for commercial other purposes.
quaintance with ii will be necessary with any
other division Of the earth's SUFFICE Mr. Collins
has proposed to himself to satisfy the necessity for
knowledge. He visited every city on the banks Of
the river, noted their peculiarities, and the life,
character and manners Of the people, especially the
condition of trade, industry and social life among
them. He describes the nature Of the river itself
with respect to the feasibility of navigation, and the
comparative wildness cultivation of the -oun-
tries and it-alI in a graceful and attractive
narrative.
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Mercer Potatoes.

100 BUSHELS Se~ York Mercer Potatoes, good
HUI Tor eatiAs OF plaatias, just eivet aud 10
sale by A. JENKINS,
mars(-0 No IL south MARKET St
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-05
s7a EW ny

DASAwAY ffsn The undersigned, nine niles frou
II ezxsnnza, Aarssn e.. fenn-, ca the i6th o.
&Pf5s, fs5e, Erz. nzzsed I-kfEk, sEed sboli
Is sears .sb fees Alsk. very btsck s..h sos
Alz teft eaased ay ktck r. male, had n
<liea he ~st axzs izf- eelsfed nesfo kersy p4nls.
csarse c1gtea START. na c1zt, back sooi hsl- III
xe 3 sr1 i ezs n IL ne Ssase s3e Al canshs
y asa brouges - sscesed - some Al 30
shst ga SEA hin aSSlsS AUSTIN,
laAss-e4 Boaeaa, Ps.st ef-l1e. Isnn-
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IHrre follow the reports

These reports received the endOrsem mt,
in the eummittee on resolutions. OF every
SOutae State, aud had either Oi them been
! adopted a. the platform OF principles Ot the
Democratic party, although, possibly, IN some
respects sui Jet To criticism, We snould not
have ie,t ourselves IN duly bound TO with
hold our acquiescenee.
But il has bcen the pleasure OF this con-
veniion. 10y al almost exclusive sectional
vote, not representing majority OF the
SIAtes, nor "a majority OF the Democratic
electoral votes, Ia adopt a platform which
dncs not. la our opinion, nor ia the opinion
II those who urge it. emOody in substance
the priaciple of the Alabama resolutions.
CIIere follows the minority report as
adOpted.l
The points Of difference between the North
ern aud Southern Democracy ar:
let. A. regards the s<.Ifsls OF slavery, a. n
political institution, in the Territories, whilst
Cd, remain ia the Territories, aud the power
OF the people OF Territory to exclude IL by
uniriendly legislation.
Aud -. As regards the duty of the Fed
eTal Government To protect ihe oweer OF
slaves in the enjoyment OF his properly Ia
the Territories. so long As they remain such.
This convention has refused, by the plat
form adopted, 10 settle either OF these pro-
pO-i,inns Ia favor of the South. We deny TO
the people o. ltfticfl any fisus 70 icSio
Late against the Institution al slavery; aad
se assrrt that is the duty Of the Federal
Governments ia all It's departments. 10 pro-
Irci the oSBsr OF slaves in the enisymeat OF
bis prep -Fty ia the Territories. These pFin-
elpis.s a. Ee slate them, are embodied in The
Alabama platform.
He,e. then. i plain. explicit, and direct
Issue between tbs convection and the COO
ssiIuency whieh sc have the honor to repre-
sent Ia lbis body
Instructed. We are. moi To waive thts
issar, the contingency, therrfore, has ariss n
"heh, IA our opialoa. Il brc0mes cur duty 10
Withdraw from tuIs coasentioa.
We BEG, ear, 10 communicate this fact
thrOagn yea. and 10 assure TIE Convention
that We d. 20 10 40 spirit of anger. bat uu-
der sense OF Imperative obligatioa-pro-
perry aPffeeisliag lts responsibilities. aud
sassriuii5 Substituting - lie consequences.
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w. T. BERRY & CO.

RAwLINSON'S HISTORY OF HERODOTUS. Vol 5
MISS SEwELL'S HISTORY OF THE EARLY
CHURCH. l vol l6 mo.
MISS NIGHTINGALE'S NOTES ON NURSING. i
vol limo.
DIR, OLDHAM AT GREYsToNEs AND HIS TALK
THERE
REVOLUTIONS OF RACE By Robert Vaughan.
] vol. svO.
DARwIN'S ORIGIN OF THE SPECIES. vol.
limo.
EVENINGS AT THE MICROSCOPY, vol. i2mo.
EIGHTEEN CHRISTIAN CENTURIES. By the Rev.
James White vol. l2mo.
6: With much of the terdeness and yigor Of adam
Bede,' it has refinement which do not find in
that very clever work.-LOndoR Literary Gas,ae
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nffkR lao Purses Of s2s ca b. che sor irussinss,
" he other for s-etag % eems % ever the sss1-
vile Coarse, Monday Aay sth.
FIEsr-fF-stti - h4raszs-miie hest--bezl In 8.
Purse s-S-cntrance 10 pr eeHt go 70 sesoaa
horse 40 tame and close fflc2y The "a " Nay.
sEcgsD-Pastag ssdst sladie-sHile heaIa farse ses-
k1tFznEe 10 per crzf - hers. To EAEa
and e1o<e fFld4y My 9ta-
k1sfses TO be usals 70 the SccresarF aad ealrzaes
nsoeey - accosntAsy e1try b. as cAsaz-
herses are sna5ect u Tie acton u sae conazll>e
ef sLszztncsison- T. h CLAIM,
nsss-a secretary.
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SEVENTH Dlr-MoxDAY, APRIL 30.
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DcIt EdIts IIUIII I IUT IUI.
The delegates from Florida. before retiring
ave adopted the following resolution:
ResoiUed, That no person not a regularly
ppointed delegate has ii right to east the
Jle of the State of Florida in this conven-
, on JOHN MILTON,
Chairman OF Delegation.
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CanarF Cages !!

lrST received, go assortes CsHary Bird Cages 4
~ all sts lee, coloTs and prices, han..snms
AseveE bie ought 10 th.s market. D sale los By
fehS-ti j. ~. VII SalN.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-25

District.
Amen say yon, long you did It to Of these
least BRETHREN yon did IL met MATT. XIV, 40.
The Superintendent Of this institution would respectfully call
the of the caiby disposed the following facts
l. There three hundred and Ave orphans In the Asy
lnm in great Of clothing.
certain that many we'll disposed gentlemen ronsign
this their old clothes the moths not knowing
thing better to do with them
s. snch garments would be extremely useful to the poor
phans.
There articles of food aud cloth
ing less damaged and consequently unfit for sale
these would be Of great service to the Orphans
D. The Legislature having made appropriation this
the orphans they stand in need than usual Of the
public charity.
Any gentleman wishing to aid them do IN this
without mourning expense addressed through the Post
Office Superintendent Box O. IL indicating the residence
ETC., of tile donor, will be promptly attended to.
Donations be received Mr. yton's 70 Ghartre
Mr. Victor See Dumaina street close Maras Mine Blan-
chefs Condo street, opposite the Arehbishops residence
New Orleans. Anril "a mylO