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REsfovAL OF DaY GooDs SroRE.-Fhe Dry Goods
etaablshnsnt Of Mr. s. D. Churchill has removed
Of Dyades and street, and Is flied with trrins dry oeas
esroderies hosiery gloves aec skirts eorssts sc etc.
which will be sold reasonable pcesn fac, a. real bar
Eslnsl being aEcaqn bppShs SCI advertisement.
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From, Texas.

/ From the Galveston News Of Thursday last We
extract the following:
private letter from our friend Sam. Mather
dated Gabriel Mills, February 9th, says the coun,
try just above him, within mile or two, is full Of
Indians, who are committing depredations daily.
Last Saturday there were forty seen on foot near
McAnelly's bend on the Colorado, and scarcely is
there baud seen in which there is not one or more
white men. The settlements above on the creek,
Mr.. Mather says, are broken up, and he expects
soon again to be on the outside Of civilization,
though be hardly thinks the Indians will venture so
TAR from the brush as his place. Companies are
being raised in the neighborhood, as the Rangers
afford no protection whatever, the Indians being
all on this aide of them.
The usual quiet of our peaceful city was se-
rionsy disturbed yesterday, in consequence Of the
excitenent caused among q large portion OF the
cltIzens, Dy the preparation Of the crime named
in the heading of this paragraph.
Two Italians, or rather Sicilians, named Ber-
nardo and Carlos, who have for some time been
Keeping an oyster saloon at the corner of Twenty
second and Strand streets, had some dispute on
Italian politics; in the course Of which, tie latter
suddenly drew large knife, and plunged it almost
to the hlt in the bosom of his unfortunate partner
causing almost instantaneous death.
The oriiice Of the wound was not less than two
and half inches in length, by which our readers
may form some judgment Of the blade which was
used. 1t is said this is not the first manslaupfter
perpefrated by this man Carlos. We heard the
word lynch hiInN pass pretty freely among the
u VH Y: pht is ~ ~ Dthopeu tHat popular Indigna
ton will be eontened with whatever fate the laws
shall award to the homicide. The occurrence took
place in the saloon, about three o'clock P. NJ.
Since the above WIS written Jury of INQUEST
sat on the body, and the evidence addnced was
mainly corroborative of our statements. A yer. |
DICT was rendered accordingly, and the prisoner /
was returned to custody amid loud cries Of hang
him Y from portion of the crowd assembled.
The evidence before the jury showed that the |
weapon used was not properly bowie knife, but |
large file, sharpened roughly TO point, six inches
long and three inches wide
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Row N a COLLEGE. The Columbia IS. C.) cor.
respondent Of the Savannah (Ga.) Republican
writes:
There has been 9 little !" flare up y at the Female
any means. for they are very orderly. Int amaDg
ne Professors; DIR. Smith, the President. and Rev.
Mr. Wannamaker, one Of the Professors. have had
personal difficulty, and 1t is reported came very
Messrs. Martin and Taylor appointed temporariIv
TO Ill the vacancies, so that no interruption Mil
occur IN the College exercises The girls GENERATE
are sorry to lose Mr.. Wannamaker, But arc other.
wise pleased with the change
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A CARp.~ Headers are referred to the card
signed By Mr. George soue Principal Of gonles eosfeia
and addressed 70 ths pssh exposing alleged Injurious
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New Orleans, La.
vERMfFUGRS,
Wincr's Canadian, -S
Swain's,
Psrryis dead Shot,
Jayne's Tonic,
Kerl's, Yl58
J A. Fshnestock's,
BAIsAN AND COUGH REM
d ae9e@s EDtES.
Wistsr's Balsam Of Wild Cher
Hastings Haptha,
SherrnAn's Ralsam, 55~. {3g3
BuchRn's Hungarian,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
ehenek'a Pulmonic syrup,
New England Conxh syrup,
Hartholofnew's Expeetcrant,
Halls Balsain, 5Sl
Gwaym's Syrup Of Wild Cherry
Ayar's Cherry Pectoral,
Tnylor's Bslsafm Liverwost,
Jayne's Expectorant,
Winer's Eleesrnpnine,
Rogers Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. GARDENERS Iirerwert,
stadley's Cherry Expocsofans,
Eondon's Indian do
DIR. ROSES do
ErLeauis Strengthening Cor
dial. -5
sARsAPsARrI.LAs.
DR.. John Bulls, III
>. r. Townsendss,
Sands's, d5.-
Old Jacob To~nssnd's,
Carpenters
Wyneoop's,
Shakers,
Grsffsnberg's, 5'8
- Bris.ol's,
Gnysoit's Yellow Dock.
PLASTERS.
Webs Strengthening,
jew David or Hebrew,
Bddeau's,
knapp's Indian,
ANock's Porous, "
GriMfth's Adhesive,
i3 Hoiloway's ATniee.
LIN1MENTS.
McI4ezn's Volcanic OH Lini.
Enent,
Mexican Mtistang, 1870 43
FArrelps arabian,
n.,tJnxya Nn,..,x 49, Dx... ~
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uELMRoLp,s GENUINE PREPARATION.

HELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.
HELMBoLn,s BuCHg ios ibe Kidneys
HEIasStbs s sSeHS sf sss S fsss
HELaBoLps BucHU or isss 4 Memory
HEIMB9Lb, ,s BScHg g. g b bI@asss 4 vi;ion
HELaBoLDs Bu6H fi for Weak sepy ss.'''s'
HELMBoLD,s BucHu for General Debility.
EiSsSs R RSsS g as5sr y DIsass
hEiMBoLDs BucHu for B Ss q SKIN.
HELSRSEP5,s BSSHS f. FIJI i e Beck. >,
EsReSf BrcmG a5s i sss
HEESRSfbs sSSHT 81 S sis
cresion and all diseases Of
FkSALEs,, FEMaLEs. FEMALES
TAKE s Nc M9kE FILLS FILLS.
THEY ARE or No AVAIL
Use HELNRoLp's EXTRACT BucHU fer all complaints
No Family Should he without TT
TAKE NO MORE BAIsAM Injurious and Unpleasant
A9 Gss HE II Eases arising
from habits indnged in
Byyoung and Old,
And for diseases arising from Habits Of Dissipation. II re.
al improper discharges and will the Patient
' Gre ' HEBo ad ESTRacT BBcu for Diseases and
Ts e G SG6at m all
Urinary Organs,
Whether existing in =a.= -
Male or Female,
from whatever causs originating, and matter Of
How Long Standing.
All above diseases Rd symptoms admit the same treat
and may originate from the same
Read2 Readi Read! Read!
HELMBOLDs BuGHE IS safe, and pleasant in Taste and
odor but immediate in Its action.
pbiaaephia H. r. HELMBob dhemist Who ssps s da ~
sworn does thHt his preparation cantans Narcotic
curry, or injurious drug, bnt are paTey Vegetable
Ii 7. HEbMB9Ips Sols Eanufacturer.
Sworn and sGbscroed before me this "a day Of November
1851. RM Y. HIBBARE, Alderman.
Price 81 per bottle SIX for S. delivered any address
Trial Costs but a DolIar-Try 1t,
And be convinced of lila efficacy. And accompanied by re-
liable responsible certificates from Professors of Medical
Prepared By $50 - H. T. HELHBeLp,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
10i South Tenth street, below Chestnut.
NECESSARY GAUTIoN.-Shoud unprineipled Dealers try
to palm OH another article which pays better profit and
worthless,
ASH FOR HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUeHU.
TAKE 40 OTHER.
CURES GUARANTEED
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and ISL ohartres street
AGENTS FOR NEW ORLEANS.
CUT THIS oUF-sEND or CALL FOR TT.
AND AVOID EXPOSURE AND IMPOSITION.
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sgoRK BY !. MILLTE MAYFfELD Messrs. Bloom.
ed see 60 Camp street agents for the SALE wholesale
snd retail Of tie MayEeld.ssi new work resreion q
Csc South Defendsd The writer fasoby known for the
nnastakabs senus displayed IN auF her fugitive pesa
and though Il be taid there sustained eri; In fis
work YET there ste many passages Of brancy facts
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The neneol. hoy writes Letter.

In Porser's Spirit Of the Times for last week we
And private letter from John c. Heenan, now in
England Porter's Spirit says, in regard to it:
This letter Is printed from the original manu-
script in Heenan's own handwriting, and we think
II is pretty fair specimen Of spistolary cores
pondence, coming. as it does, from young man
without literary pretensons. We venture to assert
that not pugiist can be mentioned, since the time
of NJ Jackson, who could turn out letter SO well
constructed and dramatically correct:
HEgNAs's LETTgR.- Salisbury, Jan. 2s, $780,
Dear Sir: A very good beginning for man three
thousand miles from home, and dare not go out for
fear OF being drowned. Here we are, at the out
skirts 81 the noble city of Salisbury, ensconsed In
an old farm for the next two months to come
Before Us Is the world-renowned downs of Sails
bury; behind us is the river Avon; on the right OF
Us the Church of England and to the left Is the
city Of Salisbury; and here in the center Of them
John @. Heenan and friends; and last, though not
least our cook, Mary Ann.
arrived in Liverpool the 18TH started for Lon
don that evening, reached London at 10, got in a
coach and drove to the Saracen's Head Hotel,
wentto bed, got up next morning, went to Phalon's
down the Strand. dare not walk with Jack Mac
donald, as every one was on the look out for me-
They had pictures of me in every cook shop win
dow, with big fur coat and mustache SO Jack
would walk ahead, and your humble servant would
bring up the rear In this manner we paraded the
streets Of London for . week.
/ was in oockney suit and one OF the finest
London hats, tDayids amt a patch with an eve
glass9 that would suit Lord Dundreary, in the
American Cousin, with three of the smallest men,
for q body guard, in London. It was getting too
hot for US, so on Sunday last we held q consulta.
tion, and agreed to start for the country next
morning. Next morning came, and according to
the aforesaid agreement. we started at 3 O'Clock
Monday, Jan 22d, for Salisbury, where we arrived
the same day, put up for the night at the :" Leg Of
Mutton Inn, kept by man named Nash. Next
morning started to scour the city for place to
train Had not walked more than a mile. when we
came across one Of the most beautiful farm-honses
ever saw, which We Immediately hired for the
sum Of rs ''bob" week. and here we are in the
old farmhouse.
Yours, truly, JOHN q HKEEAy
The Boy intends to do his muscular exercise
on the famous Salisbury Plains. S'1s
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cluest WHICH they utitf 70 supply
jetor's lowest wholesale prices.
y. Nos. Isl and q Ghsr.res street,
4 OILS,
Rushtoa'B Cod Liver OIL,
McNrir's Acoustic, Scarps'z do
iBritihh, Hsriaena.
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
FLORIDA Water, Aeen Fun,
Jones Lilly White,
4 SOAPS AND CREAMS,
Iowa Brown Windsor. @
Homes Chemical,
kadway's Medicated, Csstilss,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounds
Of Ill descriptions.
PILLS.
lWriEht's Indian Vegetable,
Moffat's Life, BrRndreth's.
tstrcng's Cofnpcusd Sanatiys,
Strong'a Pectoral Stomach,
Hull's Fever and Ague,
Morrison's, I.cc,s, New London,
PARIS, ssppingsoa's, Champ
| IONS,
tGrseffenberg, Jayne's Sana.
Jayns,s Ague, wines'. Came.
mile,
Hibbari's Anti. Bilious, r ster,s,
jSpenceris Vegetable, Cooks,
Gooper's, Coyei's Rheumatic,
Anderson'ss Allebasic's Health.
Wister's Gentle Pnrgative,
Allebasis' Ague, Hoopes's,
tChicknef's Sugar coated,
lGilhert's Anti Bilious Beck
with's,
I,ady's Blood, Ingoldsby,s Pills,
lSeoit's Vegetable, Eagon's,
Railways Regulators,
Roses Railroad, I.eiy'sF Female,
Isondon's Indian Sanative,
I.onden's Ague, Holloway'H,
HRlstead's Anti Dyspeptic,
fGotdon's. Mcf.ane's liver. K
HAIR DYES.
Phalon,s Magic, Bafchelor's,
itlnsnss Instantaneous.
Ballard's, Julea Hasel's, @'+
|Cristadorass, Bogles,
MISCELLANEOUS,
pr. horse's InyigorAtins Cor.
dat,
|Thorn's Extract.
TarrRnt's AperIant, sEF. 4
Taffant's Elixir OF Ehubarh.
Carriers Spanish Mixture,
Mother's Relief,
Toothache Drops, ~ ~
|I.yon's Magnetic Powders,
Mira. Kiddsrts Cordial, "
Thompson's Rye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
|Billinys's Astrfngent,
Hyatt's Life Bsisan, & rs
|gtcMnun's Elixir Of Opium,
'Radway's Ready Relief. @9
Railways Resolvont,
Tarrant's Intieiiblc Ink,
DIR. Fitch's BODY Braces,
DR.. Fitch's Shoulder Braces.
DR.. Fiteh's Inhalisg Tubes,
DIR. Rose's frrparasions,
Winer's Areannm Extract,
TnnAur,s Specific, E
Marshsll's Gsth5iicon,
DIR. Fiteh's Preparations,
hcrse's Compound Syrup OF
Yellow Dock, a.a5
Perry Dsyis's Pain Killer,
Browns Ensence Of Giagor,
Mertimore' Rheumatic CON-
pound. ~
Mortimorc's Cordial Bitters.
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose,
Cheeseman's Specific
DIR. Wards Specific, 4.55--a
uphsri's Pile Electuary,
Steers Opedlldoc, al
Godfrey's Cordial,
TufiinEtonfs BelsArn,
DR.. Cnllen's Preparations,
Batepan's Drops, Il
DR.. Jayneis Family Medicines,
Seidlitx and Soda Powders, 81
Eppin9'a Find Extract Bashu,
IIuEuAli NpdaiHf, eFG ~ a
Juno Cor,lisl,
Harris Remedy for Fits, VI .4
Wilson's Death on Rats, &C.,
I.ei3y's Erasiye Sosp, Al
Kfrby's Cholera Drops,
BmllS Cholera Syrnp, .z -.
Spohn's Headache Renasdy,
Gonnelfs Mixture,
DIR. Msrchisl's Uterine Csshoh.
& IN con, t5 55g.
Cowsn's LiihontrIptlc,
Louden's Preparations,
Houghtin's Pepsin.
Dafby'a Prophy laetic Fluid.
IEIDAH sGHNAPPs.
!, and all dealers In any Of the
itaiogue, will hnd Il 10 theiE ad-
cir orders az ftbove, where win
irnrut Of GENUINE PATENT
Rtes, and at the lowest prices.
RIGHT A CO.,
;DIGisE WAREHOUSE,
Il Ma frso tfrad.s SrxU (frtaara
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sFRIse ChoTHRa. Persons wishing to purchase
spring clothing you'd do well t. notice The advertisement
Maard Co, svefeiu they inform the public of new ana ella
ns stock which has Just been received by them,
part Of eassnere aad blue flannel SUITS Aiso great yagiets
Of merno alpaca and linen garments men and boys as web
. superior p. Of faushing goods such as unaerslts
drawers shirts socks rasats. Hes etc. ETC. At the same e
tabhnsn will be found assortment Of plantation
clothing. both for men 4nd women
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CHEROKEE REMEDY
ROOTS BARKs AND LEAVES,
VERSUS 7&
NAUsEous DRUGS AND POISONOUS MISER Als

We ask the afflicted of either SEX which do YOU prefe,t
pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from Naures o
Remedieone WHICH will speedily and permanently cure you
the vile heretofore used all their
and debiang effect together with the loathsote disease
The ehesokee Remedy is natures specific for Gonorr
hea, elect Gravel Structure Flnor Albns fWhtes In Ma
mae and NIL diseases Of the Urinary Organs curing these dis
by natural laws after all other preparaons have failed
and Of Heaven best mercies man
could be produced Of Us effects which would stagre rsauv
The preparations heretofore used have failed but hs
has in instance been known 10 ai Hanny for mar
kind he governor Of the world Father who c 70
kill. but 10 - f' =
In he has appointed Medicines for hese dreadful dis
eases weh when taken quickly flies TO all Of the syaem
tiuy admirable gives rest until Il has camnleteiy an
former health and Yg0r. = ~ ees
This Remedy strikes AT the very root Of the disease its
tendency Is not simply suspend poison but to remove he
which IL depends. = re ~ y -e
And what enhances yane "a the enr hsa,ca ~ an ra,
ssos ms or ne L can lay in the counting oo The
cret diseases - &NNs Ass ~.
permanent cure accompany each bottIe
sota ny d RIGHT CO. u and 5I Chartres street
medicines 1A"se'ets pe es"sea' ~
..,s ,..w POTTER MERw1N Sole Propristors,
"" e"" s. Leae No
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WRIGHT & co.'s CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Dfngsss sa neslers A. lowest Wholesale prces
Nav Nrlenns. La. :. - M - =
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ss.ss VALUABLE PLANTATION FOH =.
1TsS SALE IN THE PARISH OF P0IETE COUPEE E5s3
st situated about mile above Red River Landing n
containing about S6 and fronting Old River there
are about 800 acres OF land cleared it has good dwelling
house cotton ard cabins all new there twenty
two negroes which will be sold with without the land o
about ten mules eight oxen, wagon timber wheels
mill cattle and hogs together with agricultural nplenenfs
baeksmhs tools In front Of the plantation high bat
ture containing about 800 acres which viii be sold with H.
For terms, apply to
MEssRS. HEWITT. NORTON L CO.
5u New Orleans
GEN. R. G. CAMP
EEL stawH&atW Parish OF Iherytlle,
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1900 -''''''--s,-'---1,.1
FOR, SALE.

I AND FOR SALE-TwEI,yE HuNnprn ~,
:. M lily A0REs IN Washington county Mississippi Ii
Icy i Is canegnm land contiguous 10 open pian,sons
There " road Leading from river IN ar seyen
miles distant This OF purchased very io
80. =, MCFARLAND &,BARKspALE,
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YANDERvEER'S sCHEIDkN sGHNAPPs.
r- Druggists and Merchants and all dealers any
articles contained in the above catalogue will find theiF
vantage by calling Sending their orders above where win
be found the extend Of GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES in the Emitted States ard the lowest prices
Please address, J. WRIGHT A CO.,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
MA II Nos. Isl and II ChArtree Crlesns
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- FOR SALE-THE MAGNIFICENT RESIDENCE
%sJJ known a. BELLE GROVE In the Of Ksnuer La
containing is arpents OF rich land Of One Hun
ded Years growth with front the Mississippi river
and extending back the New Orleans Jackson
Great Northern Railroad This place has
and bsauthed great expense and Is offered sale Of
great bargain, and on long time.
Belle Grove has the finest location In the Renne
any where the and Is within thirty travel from
New Orleans thus possessing all the or CITY
country and cannot be surpassed for beauty comfort or health
BY any location in the State. "
FOR further particulars apply to W r. COLEMAN
fel6 SIS ST Charles street Ney S,rIasan.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-12

SHOOTING AND suIcIpE.--From the Shreveport
Southwestern Of Wednesday last we extract the
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Ga SALE OF NICHOLSON THE FIRST OF
~ October my house will be opened and large supply
of all classes Of negroes oerod sale imported from
Virginia, Maryland and Georgia Afterwards, during the
whole the supply shall be kept good by the receipt Of
large of the choicest negroes be had from the above
States. Apply 81 Raranne Common and Ora
yer, and w squares from St. Charles Hotel.
sei9 qtn WALTER L. CAMPBELL.
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Yours, truly JOHN q HEEsAS
The Boy intends to do his muscular exercise
on the famous Salisbury Plains.
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Inc speaker pro lem CIR. Colfax in the chair
oset,uleo me point OF order, and added that the
gehtieman's argument wonld be appropriate on the
resolutions II the House should suspend the rules
Tor their introduction.
~. florence said there was vague, indefinite
something in the resolutions to which he ohiactea
de would not sit quietly in his place when sncb in
| naendoes were ieveled against honest men JCr;eo
| OF order" and langhter.l - rvs
Mr.. Coyode remarked that the investigation w a,
i TO extend TO the navy yards $500. i :" 40
ri Mf florence mad nothing to do with navy yards
llaughter1 He eourtee investigation into corrnn.
aon everywhere, and condemned il az well in ma II,
i for the resolutions o 9 reason
MI M. MOTIFS Of Pennsylvania said these charges
were made, and would have to be met. -a' sea
| Mr.. Bennett said IL the charges were mada
Il cation. .'Asns iot ihVesti-
!, Inc yeas and nays were ordered on the motion
% suspend the rules and resuted-yeas ll7 nv sa
ID; 30 the rules were suspended, 10Y
During the voting, Messrs Ashmore crs,ao
eoenrane, and Others. explained that thew Sots n
general charges. Aisae only
MI. COBB said If his party had done wronr ba
wanted 70 ferret it out, and would vote ave NC
me-, Miles denounced the resolutions as clantran
onder the operation Of the previous question the
resolutions were adopted, 'e.'
TROUBLES ON THE RIO eR4Npg
Mr.. Reagan, of Texas. introduced The s.I,a,.;...
ssa9esnat I'm. which was referred to the Commits
! on Military Affairs. = ~ eoAi'la'tee
the Mfn es Information is publicly circulated that
hands ~ =, as hlo Grande is ravaged by hostile
prosecute hostties successfully against the scat
tered settlements of America ctzsns i an, M se.
anf MMs sse these hostile bands use the ter
not been incited ~ t. paee Of refuge they have
thofity and whereas. the hostile Iana ~ ~ ~
frontier of Texas have been engaged ip ~ 1.e
The ctizena of that State and pl1nderine then, y
fhem property fer several yeafs past Without "a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-23
Mr.. Greeleys Bargain With Senator Doug


Last Tuesday, in the House OF Representatives, Mr.
Kellogg of Illinois spoke. subject Of course to inter-
rupons for two hours the alleged bargain be-
tween Horace Greeley and Senator Douglas His aim
was 10 show that leading Eastern Republicans favor
ci Douglas re election to the Senate. Among these
points were these:
He produced letter from Mr., Van ASH one Of the
clitors ofthe Illinois State Journal, in which the
writer says he had conversation with Greey in the
atcrs Office in August, 1853, when Greeley remarked
that the Republicans made great mistake in not ia-
king up Douglas as their candidate Van Ash was
indignant and told him they did not desire success
such terms and would demoralize the party where
upon Mr.. Greeley said another party would arise,
&C. He read another letter dated Goth of December
last, from Mr. Powell, Superintendent of Public
Schools in Illinois in which he says pending the Le-
compton bill in the spring of sj8, he saw several let
tcrs addressed to Republicans Of Illinois, commend
ing the course of Douglas, aud urging, both from
motives of policy and strict justice they should unite
in returning Douglas to the Senate. There were
number of letters in which Greeley expressed SINH
lar views. He read an extract as copied from the
Cincncnnati Enquirer, Democratic organ, from the
speech of Abram Lincoln who represented as
saving that Douglas n man who would bring such
an influence that would enable him to play the devil
Mt Charleston. laughter He next read a letter
from Mr.. Paneborn, of Massachusetts, who stated
that Senator Wilson and other Republicans had ex-
pressed themselves in favor of the reelection of
Donglas to the Senate, and that many New-Engand-
were, from their representations, induced to be-
leve that Douglas bad resolved 10 abandon.the Dem
ocrats and join the Republican party. Mr.. Panghorn
remembered Wilson frequently remarkng that he
knew Douglas all right and intended to act with
the Republicans, and that Illinois had committed
fatal mistake in running Fincon and not supporting
Douglas. The other gentlemen concurred with Will
son, but Panghorn thought the Republicans VI Mas
sachusetts distrusted Wilson's judgment.
Mr. Kellogg said there some significance In
this letter which required more than ordinary atten-
ton. He had proved thai Wilson was in consuta-
ton with Douglas Mt thflatters house, and after the
consultation a member of this House made a speech
in favor of Douglas. He now turned to another
branch of the subject, and read from Douglas letter
| to McCiernsnd, In which Douglas first quotes Ke-
| loggs charge that Greeley was in consultation with
Douglas In his parlor, planning and sche-
ming for reelection, and adds that the charge is
utterly false He maintained that Greeeys letter