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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-09-27
The Homestead Bill Tho Record.

The Republican National Platform
adopted at Chicago, opposes further fales
Of Public Lands, and adenands the pas-
sage of a complete and satisfactory Home
stead Measured Neither the Douglas Ma
tional Platform, nor in that Of the Breck-
inridge Party, does either ofthese matters
so important TO the people interests, re-
oeiEe. . word -ef attention. The reselatis0
Of the Republican Platform is as follows:
Resolced, That We protest against any ssle
Or Alienation to others Of The Public Lands held
by actual settlers, and sxainst any view, Oft
Free Homestead policy, which regards the set
tiers - paupers or suppliants for public boun-
~ > and We demand the passage by Congress
Of the complete and Satisfactory Homestead
Measure, which has already passed tho House.
Upon this plain, unmistakable Home
stead Platform, Abraham Lincoln and
Hannibal Ha,nlin accepted their nonina-
ton for President and Vice President; Of
the United States, and to this Homestead
Policy; they are both solenanly pledged
They are the only candidates in the field
who are so pledged. mag ~ =. 80 - -
- Some Of the Democratic papers, hoMev-
er, are busy alleging that B. Hanlin,
when he, was Demoorat Gin 1854 on one
occasion voted and spoke against . certain
Homestead Bill. For what our candidate
for Vice President may have done when in
the "gall Of bitterness, and in the bonds Of
iniquity" before his conversion to tho true
faith=off Observation-Disclosures
Republicans Party should be held RESPONSE
ble, even if the allegation is true. When
= Democrat, he naturally sided With his
party; now, as . Republican, he goes for
the, Homestead, Is an. article Of Kepubl-
can party faith To shoE. that AIr. Ham,
lin, even before his nomisation for sVioe
President, was true and faithful friend
of the Homestead, We condense from the
official record, the .'ohok ste1y in regard to
the recent, effort to pass Homestead Bill.
Let our farmers and laboring men record
it.: sd. = ">.'4s1a2s5 : q :-af-7t '%F
f.! ~ a. Rtt3 - M..1R,s foe6 II r
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


Tie entire satisfaction Of he City Surveyor viii be the sole
Judge Of the quality Of the work.
the Old tagging Of the sdew4 which rnay be rejected By
Surveyor The old brekng of sidewalks aud the earth
AnS 1 BE- s s9d hauled fyay b. h shall he
nshea by the contractor, rs well az the labor
The contractor shall b. bound to begin tie work Ia the four
mon Council and 70 continue without Interruption and
pee The same within fifteen months str under penalty Of
ten dollars per day for each od every day Thereafter the same is
quired to guarantee the faithful performance Of the
Payments be made on l complexion Of the work Of each
mud every sqIte and acceptance Of the by the City
Surveyor follows, to.wi The proportion 70 he pad III
made BY he city Surveyor conformity viii section ia Of the
new y Charter sa @ r h. BE- collected y The contractors
,ele the property y sss 2f non all Of said
sic ior any Sins Should tic SANE ns bs aii The
proportion be paid by the city cash The Treasurer retain
IN hr completion e ~ whole wors
The contractor shall pay into lie city Treasury, prior
ton o. Tue being vail understood that said
the reimbursement d cos Of publication
The contractor shall be bound to keep The paving In repair
for And during year after It's completion,
its well understood that in II failure by the
o Had Or IN case the o co 8 K BIZ ~ S the @ @
II Ehc Is being executed the Council shall have tue gh
required b. afse iS5 Of he G Code and Without ppy
nifty and well understood that case the contractor
shah at my time abandon the work not nsh and complete
shell forfeit all claims may have for part Of Chg work
done by him the date Of the abandonment and that the
city shall be thereby discharged from any ard liability there
for and is also well understood that in case the contract be
resol the his securities shall be held
bound in sqdo the city all loss difference between
the price which the originally contracted to per
form the work and the price at which it may be audicaed
At a resale readjud cation.
BIZ per superficial yard Of square bsck paving
nishe1 andad complete including the per super
fetal foot curbstones furnished and laid per running foot OF
ch-,oe taken up and read per superficial foot Of crossing
furnished and lad per running foot Of haRtibg 81 the
sidewalks furnished and laid per running foot of Aaggng
he sidewalks taken up and rgad including in 10th the
iron cutters t0 draining lots and per iron bridge top
furnished and laid complete intending The iron plates fol-
the crossing steps the cutters.
Now Orleans, july ls 1850.
tsigIied LOUIS II. PILE, City sufveyo.
Approved by the Committees Streets aud LsnnE y
Boards Of the Common Council.
tSiantdl BENj. 5. HARRISON, 4 ,,tyJ,4....
S'Rnedl X. A. RlEGSLAED '+hal ln'
Registered Aug. 6, l561
ALFRED A. DUCRns
nut l2t CLERK Of Commit ollie.
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SPECIFICATIONS FuR THE coNTtA ACE

E'oh 1H H. CoS1hACI
Of sarle Road from he Bayou Bridge 70 Alexnnder street
according to the lines and grades to be given by the City sut
The made VI three by cypress anks
Tie hest quality free Of sap bad kno splits and Other defects
with SIX INCH cut spikes TO -four by i've inch pieces resting
o. pd well aieped two four BY Sa neh eypfss spFEh
least thec feet into the solid ground At distances Of five feet
Of said sidewalks their length there shall be two 81
ten uch aca plank nailed 10 he uprgh Immediately below
The @hoewor shall be the entire satisfaction
AL the shall of the quality shall be
nished by the contractor as well as The labor.
days following the approval d the ad1dcaton BY Tie Common
Council, and to complete the ninety days after
penalty Of fn dollars day for each and every day thereafter
the came Is not completed.
required to guarantee tbs faithful performance of the
Payments 10 on tie completion OF the work of each
aud every sIae AMI acespauee of the came by the City
Te proportion paid by ,he property holders in bills
ggalst said 10 be made by The City Sur
tet sad PILL e b collected b ihe contractor who shall be
property in Of onpsymeu of any all Of said bills
aqq the city Of New oreays be held liable
preparation x he paid BY tie cy ii casi F3N'
to ecens h esTcd the co Of pubeo1 Of Po e
petitions Of The property holders being well understood that
TONERS The reimbursement Of said q publication
to s Es o or y pS n hsrsS y f I'M pero
fixed in the Council be dissatisfied with The manner In
ch lhf "tk IS oeB cNSche, the Soihli AnaI nave me
iei required by article 1906 of the Civil Code and with
applying Of Justice annul the and without
Indemnify and is also we'll understood that il the
shall any time abandon the work finish
tractor shall forfeit all claims he have for part Of the
work done by him the OF the abandonment and
therefor it il we'll understood that The contract
rcsod the and his securities shall be held and
bound in sodo pay the city all loss difference be-
the price al Which the originally contracted
perform The work aud the price at which it be sdudcated
q resale readludication.
Bids 10 he per running foot Of sidewalks compleR.
New 0rleahs, July iG, 1860 .
SiguCil LOUIS II. PILE, G. Surveyor
the Committees Streets and I4dluga oil both
Boards Of the Common Council
lSlgnedl BENZ. S. HARRISON, 4 Ctt
ISigud! s. \. ktNGSEANn, 1'i"'''"e'
ReKtsiered August G. 1850.
ALFRED A. DUCR0S,. .a.z"
su- GIRL; Nv t'on1ntrn1Ie-
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[slsnedl
SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE cossrRuc-

StHECIEJCATIoaS E10R THE CDNsppITG-
. OF sewer
fiom ORLEANS 10 EspianHde street
The amour, for of
is doars.
tract Shall entered into for only sIch an extent Of said sewer
not exceed apfoptfated sun OF twenty thousand
dollars.
The said sewer ghall have the shane form and
o. the plan and sections 10 he seen al The Surveyors
office.
he nv ler
brckw0k shall reSt on two thcknegse Of sond nv "a inches
cyprus yellow nine blanks laid leugtbis and
we'll nailed together and rnecnp al east IL inches On ear
side Of the brickwofk 1850
he in
with hard burnt lake bricks Toulded tn s he The
said bricks 10 be If The hest oua1y and io m d in the
best mortar conpoed in The uronoon OF TWO and half har
RES of hest fresh ydraic cement Ia one AMI half NJ cean
.hnrn sand both well mixed In the hest manner ~ = 1920
Tic excavation on each side between the ground and the
walks of said sewer shall be allied IN with well amed div
earth and the itself shall be with coat If veil
On otn sides of said sewer and onnosjte the ners oF eac
and avery inefsecne street ached openings shall il left AZ
marked on The pa The said oneiugs ha he four feet vide
in tie clear on The side next TO the river and two wide in
the clear on the other side shall have their covered
win crstones we'll laid in cemeu, mortar and sealed M Ieat
pIsn 49, ~
Al the nojns marked o the pas or at avery one hundred
and div eet ii he Whole Length Of sfd sewer iere sa he
left onenins three sGare said upenjnps shall have rag
iron cssnes well fastened to the walls Of the and shall
~ %i ht S a o sg H. b s III 70 ~
be furnished BY The Civ Surveyor
The oIenne left o6nos The e1ters of the inersectnp
streets Sbaii bs fed WIKI wfoast ron rnna mad II on5
at three inches apart and 10 be strongly fastened into the walls
at The ion and bottom ''''1+S' '''' '4e "''i
rrt- .l
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


proportion paid by c,y cash the Treasurer
ing IL guarantee OF the amount Of each certificate
until the completion Of the whole work.
The contractor shall pay nto the city treasury prior TO
receiving HIS ceftGeatea the Of publication Of the petit
property holders being well
said shall have the right of demanding Of said pc
nner4 the reimbursement Of said costs Of publication
The shall bound 10 keep the paving repair
for and during one year after it, coIppet.0n
X well understood that In Of failure by the contractor
liked the Council be dissatisfied with the
which work Is being executed, the Council shall have the
right aurul the contract without putting the
default by article 1906 Of the Cyl Code with
Indemnify and also we'll underwood that in case The con,
tractor shall any time abandon the work, inh and
complete the In conformity with his contract, the said
shall forfeit all ct!ms he have for any part
of The work done by him the date Of the abandonment,
and that the city sa be thereby discharged from any and all
liability therefor and II IL also well UNDERWOOD that the
contract be Tes1d the Contractor and his securities shall be
held and bound in sodo pay INTO the city all loss differ
ence between The prices at which the contractor originally
tfRcted perform the work and the prices which
be adjudicated resale readiudicati1n.
Bids e Dc superficial yard Of square block paving fur
nist and laid complete including The per
hca foot Of curbstOnes furnished and d running foot Of
cibslOnes tnken aud ela per superficial foot
dewaks furnished and laid runing foot Of Tagging Of
Tie sidewalks taken and read Including in both the
cast iron gners for draining lots and iron bridge
furnished and laid complete incln Sbg lie iron plates
the crossing steps over the cutters.
New Orleans July IL, 1850.
lSgned LOUIS H. PILE City Surveyor
approved by the Committees Streets and Landings If both
Boards of the Common Council
s sIsnsq' BENZ K s cbptrmsu
ALFRED A. DUCR0S,
AMI l2t Clerk for Comptroller.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


G0MpTpnJ EEp--nERJCEAI
SONEI hEElElLELEs---SIEF FL I'm I<s
- :. t,r.1 ~. 80,
CITY Of h4y Orleans "a July 4 1885,
s - mo. zlZs.t
II fsrsb aSiharled and feSsifsd % ve aotes y
With the n ssesn Of ord sdnancs No. a approgea Saes
" st to Council win pay any bill agan4 the city uiess
prsss Sf' ftaSy 81 ss [as from the
slgned Z l.. TRACY, zm--
President BoGrd Of Assistant Aldermen
Signed E b. PLACE,
approved April n, isbo.
attention officers city Of the p,ctgf
Y DuPLEssIs,
sz.s ...ss---.s- ~. : " ...-...-
MA. MA 1ORALIY - ...OE FlCiAL.
froei"ih"'a 10y, ~ 'he mayor
N.yop,lr, or srw ,RtE.r,
EN CONFORMITY with the provisions Of
.odate ,te cy q New Orleans and TO Dc f lie
AFFAIRS ttsre6 approved Mnch ~, 1870, notice 4 hereby
a Aae H"aan for The r Fr War5 IN place "a 4 "
JOHN I. MoAhoE' Mayor
proe,,m.t,o, mar lie Marie.
- ,--
MARIE 'f a % az VIE : ias, si0os
CO}N aF ii, t aux provisions dc 81. La
feet de consoider la vile de la Noavee Orleans pour
X de- ser afares anproave ie % d. mar
1885 par present donne gu election lien lie
,emeT pst s ed de mace S " Psnt pour
frsi Il J0aN il MdNR5E Meire
---------------------
Gtpgs EtsV flGM,NEks~~aEE
SICnTn TsTSTp 1f,I1 p,,I1yn~yy.s nro,.@nf
- to The second District Pound corner OF Bee and Ga
w Th r. n, ye Jiets' female eoats
One One whit white rI trmne za goat
One ys e' and y whie i lsa.aie gsai
04e ssii eSa ", h si' fma i's sa mat
T ThFss iii s!dss f ,sma,s f SSsis
ONE BSfs acf ii ls%hii k a.
Which re- a d 0 a hres sy and h9ts
Da az, aasps, ~ isG0, az e ~ 9e'ek A. NJ
'' o'ee''' MjfT0S REIF st,e.t f,ororoisg,oDsr
ss'' ALFRED q si.l pr E sasn,,o.,
=Ma.54. .... ..-....
IA ate conduit depot des tpaye du Denxeme District,
Tros chevres james.
Une chevre blanche
In caGri ia &c ct blanc
une chevre rouge ct blanche.
Trois chevres noites.
Trois jeunes chevres blanches.
une jsune chevre jaime.
81 dts pas rsclames roi les
pages Penchee pubqne dit depot
lie LbEDI, 10 d'aoat 1860, 10 heures \. NJ.
Nouvetle. Orleans, lie Is daout 1850 aul6 II 70
--,1,,,,--> ,,-,1-,-v, $500
> to The second District Pound corner Of Bieayiie and Ca
One white female goat,
One b bI1ek AND White White En- fease goat
One One b be and and w whit spotted male shoa..
One One white te female n,na .a shoa'
0ne r w9i eon a VIII f9a' small hole in each ear
One yeilow and White spotted female goat with split in
- One One brown and white female goat
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Notice is hereby given thnt on MONDAY HE 20tt inst
will adJudicate my Offices at u O'Clock NJ. above
contracts.
All i2t v. pUPLEssIs comptro,isr,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

EoMrTEOlLflts UFFieE. |
CITY of New OreHpg Aug I, 1860.
mo. 6309l @ ..
Re3otsR That the Comptroller be he Is hecb authorized
10 adiulicae the five following the lowest
for each separate ~ after ten days notice in the Official oua
the work p be done 70 areordanee with specifications Of HE
vey0 and tile ednlCa0Ds to he Subfc approval OF RI
lection Of the Common Council, VIZ
ls contract for constructing brick sdcGnlk b9flered fy
ohstones and wooden cutters both lde4 E$punar 4tfet
from DorgenOy 10 Broad street
Id contract FOR paving with square blocks Benle ttfe
iTum Leyee 10 Rampant street,
ST. contract for constructing wgyden Sidewalk on The
south side Of Aetaitle Road from tue EayUu Bdge Alex
Hnier street.
18th Ac0ntrgct for constructing brick sidewalks hordeted y
custone and wooden CATERS the northwest Side tipFG
street, from Esplanadc to ST. Bernard street
9th contract fol paving with square ocka Rampant rec
from Common 10 EEplanadc street.
fsigncdl LEA f. BAKEWELI.
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
M- Stgnedl j. o. NIXON
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July q, lsG0.
signedl JOHN 7, MONROE Mayor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18
Lorrs IL. PILE

Approved by the Committees and Landings Of both
BoarAs Of the Common Council
Signed BENZ \, HARRISON Ctt-.
signedI S; a. klNGSLASp Na1' Nledt
Registered Aug 1850,
ALFRED A. DCCROs
AMI 1t G.erli If t,nnlr.trnllaE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18

= TOT Tue nbIrhcIDh OF bFck sUWAIks
stones and wooden CUTTERS Isl both sides Of Espanae
street. from DogenoIs Broad street. and ri, Tie no
west side oil Gagez street. from Espade 81 Bernard street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18
DepHte ComInssaire des Rues.
Enuvelle. Orleans, lie II d'a0ut let0. ani5 IL II
T,HIRD DISTRICT poUND.-vyas brought

4
10 the Third District Pound GuodcilGen secl, he
tween Clouet and Louisa, esttay-
one Mexican bny pony, IA hnus high, left hind foot white
branded the left thigh with Mexican brandwlite spot be
the eyes.
Which i claimed within five days and expenses paid
thereon, will be sold public auction, al said Pound, TUES
DAY, August q, 1860 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
New Orleans, August H. ls50
j, MILLION RELF, Street Commissioner.
Registered August ID 1860.
ALFRED A. DUCROS,
Clerk of Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18
POLlCE JAlL--DFFlCIAI.

Was brought to the City Police jail ON the
w 18th of Auust, 1860 he grill boy P1IElP. says he be
longs Mr. John Brown who lives in the parish Of Asc-ns
He feet inches blgh the upper
tech missing, aud is aged about 10 years.
The will call Ad claim according laH
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ In,
Keeper OF City Police Jail.
Registered August II, 1850
ALFRED A. DUCR0S
aul8 I5t CLERK of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18

CoaETE0LLRts UFrieg. 1
city OF New Oretle, Aug, I, 1860
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EPAVE DU DEUxIENIE DISTRICT.-I1 n
Ia 5le eohau depot payes du Deuaieme District,
cognute BiebvlIe Ell Galyez-
Une chevre blanche.
I'm chevreAu noir ct hlanc. .. ~, @DMs
Une chevre Dore Ell blanche.
Une jaune chPvre noire blanche.
I'm jeune coehon noir ct blanc.
Une eune TRUE blanche. u..".
I'm ctbt blanc.
Une vacle rouge ayau mn petit trou chague orella
Tine chevre jaime ct bauche roeie gauche endue
Une chevre bruno ct blanche.
Une chevre blanche.
Une chevre iauue clair
Les sudiis anaiix pas danres tampes marques
visibles
81 les dts anmaux eelames dams tros Jours ct
les aiS pages lis vendus fenchere pubque dit
depot, lie fhNnRhDl II d'aoul 1860 a 10 heures A. NJ
U. j. FAYSSDUN,
nknntk OF allel IL Rnes.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18

EHPAVE DU QuATRtEnIE DlsTRICT.-na
II te CONDUIT depot epIves du QlarGlc District
aunonclaon fateuue Washington la sixlene
CONNIE tpaYes
une gtande mule bal fonct atampse la face E; Pc
pnule gauche
payts il yendu lenchere publigue, dit depot lie
MAkDI. p d'aOu 1861, Ia henres A. NJ.
]. MILTON RElf, Commissaire des Rues
Nnnvelle -Orlenns. IA d'anit 1851 mus L Is 20 u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-18
WINES AND LIQUORS.

SAZ4sEtAC BkANDEEs-W WE HAVE A iooI
Duppy hand and receiving direct impoaoHs from
ranct addtiqnb sock Of this celebrated and hgb
ored brand We have lI95 eighth pipes, 1898 eighth
pipes 1872 do. do 1905 in halt quarter and eigh
We invite The attention Of 1he trade
Hefatis ibis arte pure aud i,thiterHtef Tor eala
Ynrs arms and prices by
~" : TvERICH = 60, "a vIu t,uyet =.
ttF ~ 81
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w@-Ma4 JOHN THOMPSON, SUCCESSOR TO
SSB{atYS O. BLEAKLEY, 1f3 Rampant street. mannfact.
nrer Carriages Bnggiea, Spring Wagons etc.
Fire Engines Repairing In al the branches done az the
Ht' "
aNDFNCs Eg BARK MOUNT VERNON, from Leg
IL horn-2O Slabs White and Yened Marbles and 10 casks
SaIn y RaRErIiI 4 90. ~ onrnon atraat
(1HAs. n. NASH, BROKER, AND DEALER IN
- SCRIP. STOCK. NOTES REAL ESTATE AND III
'HANGE.
40. as CarondeleI street,
nn " Retwaan Common md 1rsvtet
DUkSE OLD RYE WHISKX-l0U bbs. of supe,
L dor and pure Faaiity, In store and for sale hy
EaU {. JONES GO VSrs
HABANAS CIGARS-sOD BREy AS SUPERIOR. OR
" Pressed Cigars Of the above celebrated brand For sale by
my7n BARELII Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-10
GEORGETOWN.
CoYysspoxdsses of IRs Stdy.

GEoRsKrowN. March 10, 1860.
Nominations have been made for the two va.
cancies in the Board Of Common Council, of
Thos. l. Davis and VIM. Kirkland by the Demo-
Gratis, and VIM. II. Tenney and J. b. Davidson
by the Opposition. The election comes OF on
Monday next, and will be very spirited one, be-
cause of the expected closeness Of the vote.
We learn that Love, the wonderful magician
and ventriloquist, had at Forrest Hall last night
the largest and most intelligent audience gathered
within those walls for a long time past. Most of
his feats were new to our citizens-not the stale
and ste!eotyped tricks Of the art-and on that ac-
count his exhibition was particularly pleasing
Our citizens will do we'll to attend his closing
exhibition tonight, as many novelties will be in
trodnced and we assure them they will be aston
ished as well as amused
or 220 beef cattle offered at Drovers' Rest yes
terday, l7O were sold at 3SaiXc. per H., gross,
equal to asc: net. good supply Of sheep were
quality worth Shc. per Id.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-10

PRACTICAL AMALGAMATIoS IN C.s.n. IT,
Hhife Ctt1enS Resort to Mob Lar-W learn
from the Detroit Free Press of the Sd inst that
the locality known as Chatham C. w the scene
Of numerous negro disturbances of late. and tn o
object OF much unelviable notoriety abroad bas
way. The Press SAYS:
ABOUT two years since the Exeter Hall Abolition
society sent out here from England among other
missionaries, young woman named King wbose
mistaken philanthropy has induced her to devote
herself 10 the thankles task of improving and 70
forming our fugitive Africans. She is at this
Tine n Heteen or twenty years of age an iptsIJi
gent and refined lady. and possessed of an annuitv
OF several hundred dollars year accruinp from
Ger property at home. Her affectiopate Interest
In the negroes eliminated day or two since in
her marriage to an old darkey preacher named
flncsney, AT Chatham, an event which took the
community by surprise, and excited the most in
tense disgust and indignation, as she was yery
well known, and, from her education and Alta n
ments, much respected
The couple were married by an Episconal
clergyman, and Immediately took pcss-ssion of
their domlclI. The night had hardly closed
around them before the house was assaulted by a
gatherlnS OF about one hundred white citizens
VINO hrst smashed the windows, then kicked the
door in, and, without ceremony, proceeded In =
demonstration to the house which they tbrea ton Cd
TO demollsh over the heads Of the bridal pair No
harm was offered to them, but the efforts of the
crowd did not cease until unmistakable evidence
of their digust had been furnished when the an.
PlLlng negro ana his super-elegant piece Of house
would be repeated SO often as an expresso ON OF
sentiment on the part of the white citizens was
needed The party who took the law into thei,
own hands In this case were respectable and 70.
sPonsOnsible citizens that were unable to restrain
'nclr Inauguration at such outrages upon decency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-10

AN ENrEAPRIsING SOUrHERNER-Tbe Detroit
Free Press says that an enterprising Southerner
named Z: J. Brown, has opened an office i'm De-
uolt, win view OF rendering material assistance
to such negroes as disposed to return to their
masters at the South. Mr. Brown states 1.-THE Press
ssys) that ''he has made such invssti cations in
Canada, especially at Chatham and other places
Where Africans most congre9ate, satisfy him
that large numbers of them anxious and read
IN return to their masters at the South If they ONLY
mad the means; and he proposes to furnish them
with transportation tickets and to send them in
company with an agent, looking to their owners
fcI remuneration for his bsnevoieRce