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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20
Casr0usOss Stores.


i - = - hs'f = - =
IN NEW GOODS
beg '0 inform their customers and hs public
Monday, the a0th.
sh' 'h'a's'' s'o'' ss'' ossd Y ~ s''' before 'ueA
,osn yard, FANCY ENGLISH paREGE !. IL.
5000 yard. TISSUE IAPERATIcE, double width 2oc.
y, p,ca rsRaaInrRpn srrs wa.. I'M, :. ~ =, J
200 Extra RICH vALESeIEsNEs COLLARS, worth from
90
sosas ats7
r7-rhs ato,e goods are sod a,
Less than Half their Value.
very large or GR1sAlrLR BUSTERS. of al
tho latest styles and patterns,
ro NJ soED rRRt cgy1p
~ = eAi Is fss'ses'an' e0'isise IVAN s''
.. LARoGoSlsl a Co.,
carrolsen Stores,
fs2a spst Corner B.ronas and Po,dras ais.
70 Srg-xE.
ELEGANT SPRING GAss- SUITS.
SD
Large stock OF
1,ron,,
S1NA1IAlIs 49,, = iAAAsAF
JUST OPENED.
w.a...,. h,v.,. ;.v,..s i ~, 80 ...r,,,.
fiEfooN, hAhsiooN WIS,
1naa,zrYp srrrar
=
.nu eKspR .tIv
80 ~ :.
b. PIFFE.
No. IL. CANAL STREET.
aa asw o hana mos - - y - =
e-'.'.s. - -..,
Together With
DRESS TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS rERFuSERY and cos
ngTIes PAPER MAcHE GOODS, pORCR-
LAIN FIGURES Oh. PAINTINGS
which no Will te - low ~ 'ae5 can % D0aso' 10 any CITY
IN al the Union. -ez0 -pee
=. . ~ sHef,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

kS-Expcriones teaches MS that dc1icaey
many females from applying tie alleviate
suffering and lie That objection 10 sbsAsd in the sass
of Sir James Carkes Female Pills prspsrsd after tbs pre-
serpoa Of Sir James Clarke Physician The Queen ing
Land and vail known DO tbs only and safe resdy
female difficulties and obstruetions any They can
be in bottle containing 70 pills. post fee BY enclosing
and ak postage stamps 10 any agent.
Ageut the United stsss JOB NOSES Rochester
n 4, j. WRIGHT CO., Now Orleans. Wholesale Agents,
md sold BY al respectable Drngesa 10 2plykW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

Ns-A word OF Warming There is nothing
despcabe Than stealing the reputation Of reliable article
impose upon community inferior worthless one and
ret it often done Fifteen ago. Hsmarees Co. intro
dueed Hair Restorative under the Of nimiiaha Hair
Colorng rs wonderful restorative properties made 1t i'm
meneey POPULAR and grey and bald heads to become
thing of the past whom the country flooded with limitations
ths Of which only u,sesa absolutely injurious
The original preparation ssiaatfe continuation made with
oil and stimulating Spirits aording agreesbs hair raah
while all tho limitations made with water rnskisg The hair
ash dry and fzxy requiring aer dries The ase Of oil Or
wash make look deseniy We would therefore, sur
buy nothing the original nnsahe Hair Cesring
or Restoratiyss which is rsisbs troy Wing
Frics % cents and 81 per bostA.
ssd BY JwRIGHT Co.. ii AMI ISL Cbsrtres ssrsss, H.w
orssna. VI. p HAGAN 4 CO., Propretors, Troy, n r.
fsl6 2p1m&w s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

pS-Nemembcr that Crtstadoro's ExcelaIor
Hair Dye the only hair dye in Americas that has the
sanction Of tie highest scientific authority The dstn-
guished or chemists land analyst second in
the wsrid Dr. Chiffon has certified bis signature
that this dys deeterous ingredient Tho sciaI
document may be NJ No. s Astor House,
Is 1t rise risk unauhenticaed dyes when TINS endorsed
nmeasarably superior 10 MI others In the quality Of the
eolcrs 1t imparts, IL obiainabief
Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hair Dresssra.
fss 2pln&w CRIsTADoRo. No. q Aston Houae, ny
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

NJ spring Beds--s5 to sc 50 for the hes,
Spring Bed In existence owe's Paten Me- 37s Broadway
New York. Examine 1t, address the ELI.IPTIo BRI
SPRING COMPANY, for their descriptive circular speca
nduernanta thu trade and local agencies y2z 2s&T
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

\ ~ s,,seT1ox H. n4Y consider il abso-
Iuteiy ,ecsssafy that M shonld remind ths soseI
AIM fesiling above Iulis street thst To-
taey hMys ho II castiag Their ballots
~ III xssoeiste Justice ii The Supreme Court.
III i necessary remind shem tllat they
xsve sas opportunity u exercising the Y inestima-
iii for the reason tht 70 little inter
est sesss Is 81 taken Iii these important elections
Il judiciary ofcsss that se really believe many ~
tse yosars hase TINT oIae take place
today. NH names ~ geatlelaen qualified FOR the
RIeK cice sfs bslers ihs aid lct serybedy
vsts fof so1se bodys s the duty of men living
HfaeF ssd snz taniisg republ ican institutions ~
Sstiy dem ont to ne fullest possible extent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

AotEee = published shas Louisiana
Ledge No i VI u. s., Win meet IL o'clock MI
efs1ihg. sheH 3 npHetaal ATTENDANCE Is requested.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

pa-Euxopes.ss a nd seushern Direct Trade
ros 81 raxier hesSeen Camp and ss Charles
oah sdsanres shipped decs Eaaeps, with
anise Of balances. tai0 2psf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

w. Planters In wasn't or Sewing Machines
reminded that The only kind used ST the extensive ,e,a
on Clothns Factory Of Iehafd ne The
make which are pronounced INFERIOR TO ALI. OTHERS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

nJs'The New Patent Elliptic Sewing Ma
chimes Of soat Co and decided improvement
Wheeler Wilson'S The Elliptic has leather pad or loop
cheek and y pronounced far superior to al others For sale
80 W Nanni street. felS aplm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

ns-The George washington sewing M.
CHINE Is Shuttle Machine BY tbs Grover 4
q mpany, and y sad at The Southern Depot ~. Ill caaa
| s,rses, at The low prize ef sza n aoe
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

.THE Yousa MHss SocIErY BALL.-Th invita-
ton committee Of the YouHg Mems Society balls.
he last Of which balls takes place 1t Odd Fellows
Hall tomorrow night sTl Heet Tor the last time
thls evening, as The ball Office ID Odd Fellows,
Hail. II Will be the very last chance Of procuring
ladies invitations
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

NEW uRLgAfs, Fob 18th, 1860. Is
Miss E. A. PtyrOrr dear teacher. you sil please
ceys che accompanying tox md is ennsl slich Offer
aersped with ss ife pleasure presenting
IT. yo pdr sraisl thanks for the deep interest you
hsys manifested IN and the gentle In
discipline Tint has proved o. much happiness
to undersgncd einhefs Of HE graduating class Of 1866
Yonr sdeettonate pupils.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

ASNotIco-Ths public Is hereby respect-
fay Informed that all cslses Trades eangs business
Professions, and Carts Days Cabs, Hacks
lie and pynte Wagons Trucks and all other vehicles
paid into Tre.sury Of the city this onh ebuary viii
be collceird With costs BY The City Attorney
se2 2plm ADAM GIFFEN. Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

4 Tsv,,ssf, xr1yR DOcUNKSrs. W.T. lid indebted to
HIN. James Beges, aud % Master John ?. childrsss,
VI IN ssi I'LL soulsa of pdhs documents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

nS-Judgc Edward Rnwie Will be sup-
ported Tor Justice tho Supreme ceur
PRED term Of Judge Cole resigned
Rieesion Monday. February a 1850. jas 9pts
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beg to inform their customers and The public
that having made large purchases in Earope and the NORTH
they will offer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-20

A9-J. y. Michel, Esp. Will be supported for
Associate Justice Of tbs uprsna Court unsxpred
Of Judge Cob, resigned
ts4o aplaa4 MANY VOTERS
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-07
THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN I'M uEw
YORK

Inc controlling influence which the vote of
New York will exert upon the result Of tbe
next Presidential election renders tho oo,,:t
'lon o' parties IN that State, and the progress
ol the Campaign, subject of absorbing interest
throughout the Union. n union of all the cl..
ments Of Opposition to Lincoln in TINT s,,ta
Will probably secure his defeat, and it seems
from late ndvices, that there is nos longer
dou't, bnt that the Brccknrilgey Doucas
anu Bell MEN will unite upon q sinple el,..-
.oral ticket. The Douglas State Committee
have taken decisive step towards socur,o
lie cooperation Of The Breekinridge men by tie
appointment of n subcommittee to coufer with
o'her political organizations. and bring abopt
t'le desired union. OF this Committee Reni
ood' an active New York politician. is chair.
man, and it is likely that the union will be
erected by the appointment of ten Breck;n,
rloge men upon the joint electoral ticket Tho
Union party have the money and votes, aud
by proper exertion. it is supposed can easily
carry the State.
according to the New York Herald the On.
position to Lincoln is becoming more powerful
every dny, the vote will he upprecedentedlv
large, and the Republicans will be beaten
should the whole vote of the State, reach six
or seven hundred thousand, at 1885, two thirds
Will he given in Opposition to Lincoln, and his
defect will be inevitable The Douglas men
themselves claim that they are able to defeat
Lincoln without the Bell. Everett, or Breckin.
ridge vote.
Ihe Union in New York secms to be produ.
eng its effect in other States, and reliable men
in Pennsylvania and New jersey affirm Tint
those States are sure against Lincola, if New
York presents single electoral ticket against
him, though it should fail 10 New York.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-07
Tribute Of Respect.
BANK OF CHARLESTON, 8. (

81, AA"h or SnAhLfoIONp D. W, 4
August 2s. 1860.
AT meeting of the Board Of the Bank Of
Charleston, s. c., held this day. the President
communicated TO the members present the
melancholy tidingsjof the death of Mi. JAMES
8. BOWIE, which occurred at Aiken, !, ysster..
day. a.: .@.a on .@t;ij safr 52i ~.
Whereupon' tile following resolutions were
unanimously adopted!
-. Resolved. That this Board, with whom Mr.,
BowIE has been associated for thirteen yssss
have heard with deep regret Of his deces se--. se-
for they valued him. not only as q sound and
ludieious counsellor. upon whose practicai
judgpaent; and experience they could always
.eafely rely, but as a friend and associate. an
deared to then, by his gentle and courteous
bessipg. under ali circumstances, aad oh sii
occas56ns. ~ slRbE ~ -sl.5,'.t' a.'!1 .9EaFl
%! Rssolusd, Thst as tribute Of respect 10, his
rnsInory, this .Bosrd will attend thes Funeral Of
.Mr, ,BowIE, at the Central Church, THts AyssRl
FooN, at Four o'clock; and that q copy 81 these
resolutions be transmitted, through SIS broth
.sr 70 the members Of this hmiiy,Sa11 be pub
-lbASd }Rt),e.papers Of this city. and In the
AbbeviIle Bna,ier aud PYess.
}. CHEEsBORoUGH, Cashier.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-07
BLUE RIDGE RAIL Road.

Speaking of the Blde Ridge Rairoa d. the
Blue Ridge Herald says:
We va.ieh, with mpoh esgernes. the pro.
grsss Of thawork on the Railrosd, between
this place and Psndleton; and il Is our plea.
sing Satisfaction to believe. that the road
will reach M onZo abons the frss OF January
next N~(~1 ~ 49,
The cress-ties are being aeliversd .slong the
liue; and everything bsss sas ! rapid soompls-
'sson of ths work. Bps,Iy III ssbs gssaipg 10
done. andsshat'fsihssns SiIl rsqniie but little
timsto fi5ish. Most ossSaahanilsfs,Sbsr for
.thss ssnssS bridge has bssn dsiissrsd. y ;,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-07
NEW AMERICAN CYCL0PEpEnra

We indebted to Messrs. BRANCH Il PARKER
Tor the 10th volume Of this valuable work,
which we'll sustains the high character of the
preceding Volumes. 1t is to be completed in
hiteen volumes. and will form o library in
itself; whilst its low price places it within the
reach Of all. 1t is truly an American work,
and free from all sectionulism. and come Of tbe
most valuable articles have been contributed
BY Southern writers.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-07
JAS. G. GIBBES G. CO.

MIR. JOHN McBErDE, the agent, desires us to
call attention to the superior assortment of
Plains and Osn"burgs. which he is now receiv-
ing from The well known Columbia Mills, and
which he will sell nt the manufacturcrs' prices
with freight added.
His woolen striped Plains for men and
women and his white and striped Osnabures,
are superior TO the Northern fabrics, and are
very highly commended by all who have used
them.
1ne Messrf. Gibbes are liberal purchasers of
our great staples md their skill and enterprise
merits general patronage. Call at the Post
Office.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-07
JUDGE TANEY FOR PRESIDENT

corresrondent writing to the New York
Harold from Leonard town, st. Mary's county.
Maryland, under date of August 9, 1860. re.
eommends the Withdrawal, both of Breckn.
ridge and Douglas, Democratic candidates Cor
the Presidency. and the substitution of Roger
Il. Tanry, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
in their stcal.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-07
FOR TOWN COUNCIL.

Mr. EnIroE: Please announce the following
ticket, nj the ensuing election for Town Coun.
Gil, to be held on Monday, the 10th inst:
Intendant-D. F. JONES.
Nardens-JAMES S. COTHRAN,
JOSEPH 7. MOORE,
JOHN ENRlGuT,
EDWARD WESTFIELD.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-07
TShPOLEON'S SAGACITy

Louis Napoleon, with his usual tact, has
anticipated scarcity by opening the ports of
France to grain free of duty, that he NAV ell
sure to his people cheap bread as long ms pos
sib'e. This fact was tc!egraphed to the Ara-
Giu at Queenstown haibor
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-07
YELLOW FEVER I'm CHARLESTON

We regret to learn frem the W,rc"ry and the
Couri,r that few cases of yellow fever have
occurred in the city Of Charleston. The ,Ncr-
cury indicates that as yet there is hope that it
may not assume n violent epidemic typc.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-07
TEXAS ELECTION.

Reports, so far received. Indicate that the
Democratic party has triumrhel in Texas by
n large majority. The State Rights party has
met with signal and complete success in every
county heard from.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-07
THE UNIVERSITY OF THE souTu

The cornerstone of the principal building of
tke University of the South, will be laid, with
appropriate ceremonies nt University Place,
Franklin county, Tenn, on the 10Th Of Octo.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-07
NEW COTTON.

Eight bales Of new cotton from the pianta.
tiou of Tnos. c. PERRIN, Esq. were purchased
on Monday last, by NIr. JouN McBRYpE Mt
1p,cts
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-07

our representatives open to conviction under the
light of discussion, and free in the exercise Of n
untrammced judgment.
II is generally conceded that separate Sta,e
action is u constitutional remedy. But il ia not
n question for the Legislature; it is n question
for the people to decide. The L-rislature can
only recommend convention, and have never
known South Carolina Legislature so low in
sentiment as to doubt its r.cornm ending con.
ventlon upon such event as the election of n
Black Republican President Then, the remedy
In clearly question for the people TO discuss and
decide for themselves.
am free to admit, however, that can con-
ceive OF no circumstances under which | could
counsel submission to a Black Republican su-
premacy. In that event expect to he found in
the front rank of resistance to Northern appres
sion
Upon this subject generally. my antscedenls
are well known. ! have changed 10 opinion
heretofore entertained. And when, i'll my judy
ment, the time comes, expect to be prepared to
20 as far US the ,hrthest in the maintenance of
Southern eqnalIty-prepared to adopt ann rene.
dy that promises the elftctual enforcement of onr
constitutional rights in the Union If practicable
-ou: Of it If necessary. But separate State nc.
iion should be the last crpelicni-lhe only alter
native TO an acknowledged inferior,y aud dis
graceful submission.
With regard 10 the subject of I" FREQ nerroes,''
/ am already on the record. HAD the honor a.
the last session of your Legislature to introduce
E" Bal entitled ga Bill for tho gradual removal
OF free persons of color from this State" which
from press of business was postponed, but which
yet hope at no distant day will become law
of the land.
Very respectfully,
J. n. COCHRAN.
+. S.-ln reference to the matter of the free
Bridge across the Saluda River, which hn, been
referred to. will state that the seeming "oyer
sight pointed ont i'll the published Acts, is no,
M ''overs;ght" at all, but IL mistake in the priu
ter The amendment was offered, and russeJ
almost unanimously, protecting against Gra-
hams bridge as well as Knights, as will appear
by The original paper in my handwriting among
the Legislative records at Columbia
]. NJ C.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-07
NOTARY PUBLIC

For the want Of space we were unable to pub
lsh .cIrcsporscs Of all the candidates last week.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-07

JAMES D. NANCE. Esq. has been appointed
Notary Public for NewLerry, by his Exeellency
Gov. GIsT.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-07

Even at thB farther stnge OF our contett for our
rights, itmay notrbe polite 10 thrust forward as
South Carolina We should go'f the $o-aniion
Of all the Southern Ststcs. II this cannot be
obtained, then we should support the oo-action
Of The cotton States II this fails then we should
strive TO get the, CO action of four, three ortwo
Of the cotton States Should all these cipedienta
Mil-then, aud not until then. fairly comes up
The question s,al u South Carolina submit to the
rule Of tho Black Republican party p posses.
sion Of the general government. or shall che se.
ceds alone from the Union7 When This alter
native arises, We will be prepared TO Meet It,
The past course of the Charleston As,eury. we
presume, affords some aesuraDc6 OF iti fidelity
itc the South ind tho State. In all smtgeneies
At present, such an issue,.it sppear1 to US is
premature. It's sgitation can DO no food, and
may do great deal of harm. Let u!lhonestly
exhaust all our efforts to carry the Presidential,
election. II successful there il an sd, :fSf four
ysars. at least, OF Southefn .saction 10 enforcs
Southern rights. II We fail, then let ~ lake up.
as each shall arise in succession, the v{rious ex
pedients;for redress" e:''i ,3,aii ii2&thas'1'.
This question should moi, as thit time, be
made. a tssti iqf competency in the esadidate.-.
Is is rpade 90 no ,whsss else in the tste, or ont
Of il And nhlss Che Intelligent psiple ofAb-
beyii,s District should eondluds th1H they Ssns
soatfol the ss1ois San.a. oi tbis stat IL 1ealt Il
wfiicbsfmpsadsstIi Ia sasm to ssu6sEt EthsmseIsss
10 remedy xhishsS posGbbss !, xsay No.
10. rsgs,sass which eysaE q sllf 4 spparsu,
lh.s ye have gone of et a han cal, bod ,fyish...
sned the game before il IVES 10 srana 4
= Tbs doctrine offsstru0sio sand ff9Iksssb . ron-
taiy ID ,Ksspisit ssasee iafti esfstsl rspssssn.
'ssiys Ispublicsn aoss-n6lagt. d agajhauld ld1ssyst
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-07

do frankly and honestly.
My opinion is, if the South 10 defeated, and if
the Black Republican candidates are elected. we
should immediately declare for confederacy of
all the Southern States. Ifths should be imprac-
t'cable, would be ip favor Of, and should SUP.
port the co-action of the cotton States; aud ir
this should fail, then would favor the the seces-
Sou OF South Carolina, with the CO operation of
one' two or more of the Southern States Blu,
ID no event, with tho views I now entertain,
would I sanction the policy OF separate State
action, save as a means of bringing about tho
cooperation of the other Staies-the probable
ities Of which result no man could predict at this
distance from the real state of thngs az thsy
may then be presented In other wsfds, I am
not unequiyocaIly" on the affirmative of this
question. VIZ
would remark that tho Legislature now to
be elected will no. be called upon TO decide this
question, and can see no propriety in it's enter.
ing into't canvass. The STATE can secede only
through Convention ef.the people, and all the
Legislature can be required TO do 10 to cali that
vention should be called and il elected, i will
favor my legislation in tst direction. -
These are my views honestly expressed. II
they meet the appreciation of my constituency
l shall be grati6ed. II not, j, Is my misfortune.
l shall, however, have the oon nsols,ion of know
ing for myself that honesty and candor have aa.
tnsted mo in all that have .sid.,s
{ To the fourth pierioeatoryin reference 10 free
negroes, I answer ,Iat1 havs always regarded
that class as a very great evil in sklaveholdnp
community. think that humanity demands
for them, from The Legislature, protection. andd
think the very best. protection for them would
befic nroyids them 4 master. I would fayor
any lsgislaiion hsxing id view tEeir enslavsfnent
upon a prudent squ table plan. 59! n
( Iewad..,ass,s ss1. i, 81 isso. d
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1860-09-07

ing physicians-no audience to slavebola;,o
parsons.
3D. Nd recognition of pro-slavery men ex-
cept as rutfiians, outlaws and criminals-no
subscription to pro-slavery pnpers.
'4th. tax of 500 on every STAKEHOLDER for
each aad every negro in his possession at the
present time, and to the 4th July, 1861, An
additional tax of $40 on every slave found in
bis possession after that time.''
18th. Immediate death to slavery, II not imme.
diate, an unqualified prescription to its adyo.
Gates during its existence" 1t goes on further
to say. .This then is the outline of:our scheme
Tor the abolition Of slavery in the Southern
Statea Let It be acted upon with due promnt.
itude' and as certain as truth s miehtier than
error, fifteen years will no. ,slaPse before every
foot of Territory from the Deleware to the Rio
Grapds will glitter with jewels of freedom :"
Again, on pnge1s7 We find the following an.
nouncement: mo opportunity for infiictinp i.
mortal wound in the side Of slavery, shall Be
peEnitted TO pass US unimproved. Thus ter.
IrpFengenderers Of. tie South we have fully
ssadfrspkly defined our. position. We have
no nodlfieation TO propose. NJ, ,eompromise to
oaers nothing to retract Frown, sirs, fret
foam, prepare your wespons strike, shoot
sab bring ON civil wsr, .l5eolye this Union.
bay, stinfhilats the solar syststu, do ,l,is, do
what yosBifL sirs, sou can neiti,er foil nor IL.
'tlmtdstS NV our purposes are ss firmly fiied
s. The piilsrs of Heayeni Z wshsse dstsrmiped
\ Y ssolsh slsvefs. saa sohsle God aboiisk It
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We have COMPLETED the BLUE OFFICE Ievee foot Of
Cont street, where CLERK will always be found iu attend
receive Freight and ign Bills Ladng the Packets
GOLDEN AGE and r. w POWELL.
This facility affords friends the opportunity of shipping
DAILY Fort Adams all points without in
curing the EXPENSE Of storage and extra drayage
o5 II r. W. ADAMS CO., Agents.