davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-06

Cotton Presses.
.1 Corner OF Tchoupitoulas and Robin streets
, Corner OF Tchouponlas aud Henderson streets,
LOUISIANA sA 90 ."esA '''i40 ana rsSafaS'
Corner OF ST. Thomas and Basin streets
BRAMAH SN'Ns -'e -'is''A.0 ''sss'''
MERCHANTS, : .S-y1i.'1'-s anu '''nA'a 'f0es
New Levee and Louiss streets
,. Corner Leyee and Roffguas streets.
Corner Annuncaton and Richard streets
SZYMANSKPs,
Corner Leyec and Gouet Streets Third District,
,,.r.,. Corner Henderson and New Lssee Streets
WOODS, ~ = v --a t''aisnAe s'foss.
TEXAS, Nc N'.'Ns ~ I4z5.
cn,scz,,r Corner Of Tchoupitouas and Orange .tree
TYLER Press, = . '''ee' =z.y5
LEVEE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
llevee street, between ST, Ferdinand and Noato4ut
PIcAYuNE A1''ts"
Isyee street, opposite Post 1888 Third District
,,,,,, ,,,,r,ue New Leyes aud Rofignae ssreess.
Third District. = - - e1
PELICAN PRESS,
Conner Corner q, OFFS: harys and Tchoup.onlas s.rse,s,
Fourth District '
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-06

CORONA DE cABARGA, THE WELL KNOW n
REGALIA DEL REY.
4sz@ 4=s54
a.4#@ Havana, December 3d. 5l8s9
Jose Domingo, Esq, New Orleans:
Dear Sir We authorize you by this letter 10 inform the cub
lie that the Sole Agent in your city our brand Of
Cigars known CORONA.
Yours, trnly,
ANT. eABARGA & co.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-06

NEW ORLEANS.
The subscribers respectfully numerous customers
and the Planters in general that they always prepared
furnish them with NEGRO CLOTHING of the very best ma
erisls, and at most reasonable prices.
The large patronage they receive from this and neghbonp
States has induced them their establishment SO as
increase of business and be able to supply
teas they have made with of the most r
manufactures in the South shall hencefofh be- able
to supply Planters with goods of uniform quality.
They feel confident that they will give entire satisfaction to
all those who may patronae their emneny Southern enterprise
and solicit their ORDERS which shall immediate attention.
jals 6m HEBRARD & CO.
MACHINERY. MACHINERY.
STATIONARY AND PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
sHINGLE MACHINES,
INDIA RUBBER BELT.
CIRCULAR SAWS,
COTTON SEED HULLERs,
CORN MILLS,
STEAM GAUGES,
IRON GAS AND WATER PIPES
POWER AND HAND PUMPS,
At the Machinery Depot Of, RIeH,D F. HARRISON,
jail If Nos. 40 aud AZ St Charles street
w. ENLIST.
az OFFICE and RESIDENCE.
13s Cnrontielet street,
5f2a INV at
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-02-06
Jose Domingo,
IMPORTER OF HAVANA CIGARS,

o.
No. Is GusToMHousE STREET,
Has always hand large and stock to which
he calls the attention of purchasers The choicest for
which his house has always celebrated always be
found there: PARTAGAS GABANAs, INTIMIDAD, the
known REGALTA DEL REY DE CABARGA the CIN-
| TO DE ORION, REDoWA, RIFLE, and the new brand Ell
GARIBALDI, Also 1000 pounds PIcADURA, received per
steamship Habana.
Mr. DOMINGO would respectfully all the attention OF tn.
public to The following letter
Mr. jose Domingo New Orleans: My Frend-T authe
rize 10 make it known the public II you needed
that you are the only importer in New Orleans my
Gnto de Orion Redowa and Rifle proof whereof sign ts
present in the city of Havana, this 10th October 1852
jase I'm ISignedl JAYNE COnTNA
MI oss. MOSS. .AIOss.
Fine Dressed MOSS put up for narket Fine Moss f.,d
Hair and Cotton MATTRESSES 80
Also FEATHEhS-in lots to suit saii
CAMPBELL CO.,
NO u III Canal street.
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a.nper. apslde lie aeuaten,

batten, tparea 1tea,t aSt;,uper, melde lie 5eu9terh
ane Sbiptert.
Grtm inolz@purt 3Oba antar,
Der (f DeS 9~ln9riff8 auf 5aneS ScuIpta lpnsz
big b%efan1te, murpe I'm 500 IN" SOI'S'' 0eS
ltroft.
Damn fam @brarb 91uI1en bcr, be- an9e>
fla9t lit, benz 9tidpla8 81. giI einen 9tc. III
Wert6e bon $40 geItpblen gu boben. 9e>%'
Sill be5eu9te, baB CT ait 10. Wfdr6 ben 0tpd
ucrulibt babe uto paB ct eini9e Gage baraul
rem 2ln9efla9ten, Der pet 9tpf oltI Dent gelb
9ebabt, be9e9net Jet.
sNadoem lt6 bic Surp fir pielel1 Tall NJ tbr
8eratbung85immer 5uritd9e3o9en batte, ipurpe
Spbn BugSleH, ell fartibaliI6 auSleDenoer
Serl, pprgeruf ea, Der an9efla9t if, eillen btd,lt
~brutalen 9tn9riff ouf ieine 16jaRri8e &p4ter
Geelaipe Bu98lep 9elta4t ST 9abett. -
aoelaipe Bu98lep ia9te 6plSenoe8 aus ny
ppGllte bei meiliem Slater III @be8ltutltr. ga
ct ritb Elm BET ibu1 ippbnenpe8 @eib8bilo gta=
mems Glmnlin8 MIDI gu %lntB6alpeln ptle9telt,
70 perlieB ib eublid ,paS SauS. SD be9ab
mid mad benz !Sau8 be8 Sr1, S'9tetl, Der III
eiter 2lllitpnee Gin Dterltuldbdet 9eln9t bate.
Sd befanb nlid nit tSrlt. S'9eetl aur bent
We9e nad benz Ofarft, al8 ut8 tnelt S1ter
be9e9nete. St er9riff MIDI an BET &eble nno
idleppte mid ltadl 5a18. Dprt an8efontnlen,
per3ebrte er Iein Oeadteiien uto be9ann pantt
nit bent bifen Gnpe eilter GeitI6e auf MIDI
lpg5ul6lasen, ST. iebte biele OfiB9anolun9
nit nltterbredun9en 5lpei Stratpert fort. Sdl
trlta AM acpf NIB 2eib Qr9e Yerlesnt9elt baz
BON. 2lud friEer miBbanoelte e. }nid idref=
lid. N1d Ser eben ersdbltet MiBbanblunB
mar i9 Idwar5 unb blalt AMI SQr5en gelb tidy
fpnnte mid, faullt beipe9er ltll6 1llBte IA Gage
pa8 8ett Bitten. Die Yerlor, bic nit metlterl
8ater 5~ulqmmenlebt, ia9te midl @einn1al NIT Ell
mem Sell aus peu 5au8.
Gerldieoe1e j3eu9cn befdti9ten bic In8la=
aelt be8 MdoAet8.
Oa8 3eu9eilper9Sr parbe bltrh bic 0liiffebr
Der Surp l1nterbrpdelt, ipelfe itber Die Deb
ltablSanfla9e ge9en Gpwaro 0fulea 5n enti4et=
ben Bate. GerDit Saulpi9, a6er Der @nape
Der @rurt euipfrblet,
Der Sertbeipi9er 5ei9te an, haB er einett
neueu prp5eB beautra9en perbe,
ct. 0farl6el @atfin8 bat f%pl9elloe 6erren al@
Surpr8 fit biele Gplut auf9ebrteu; BON Sal
tilDre Gtt9 Sobu q Smit9, S st 8lafe, @o=
warb 9 Bprter, Solbu1 Senisler, $ q G9rmp
lpn, s aac @t 0enlpn, Batrif @p8tolap, q
$ 5tnrnp, g SauIon gelt, Same8 g Carr
@nl.. S6elbb lulp Stepben Gar8I elp. Go1
Baltimore County Spbn 8erbue, Spbn 9
Scarce, Gborta8 % 0tpbinion, 5amtel {
8utler, Glia9 @brifop6er NIB Srltua Soft.
ion: gou 6reperif County geni 2ltnplep
S $ Steele, @ Sa1ltplt, SOn Carol
County : 3adaria8 8u8bp unb 39prla{
Smit6. Son Sarforp County S9rntaE
Scpe un1o Spbn 8 Sanber8. Son @aibin9:
ton County Beter gpouaS unb 8m 6reaner
8pn Mtont9omerq 6 ,uttq Sarnuel 81 Sal.
tier uto 8enjaulin Sbrepe, Son PrincC
Georges County George IS DupaI mi
@tale9 g Ma9ruber. Spn Nnne arultbe1
@hntp: gaBntpre Me@ulIpu9b urlo Spl6ro
8prlez.. Son Gectl County Samuel 9
Toaro unb IS Suite. a
Sn Ell anberen @purfS fam uiftt}
bon Seoeutlulg ppr. ss.s r.i.ia
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ggF @twa8 NemeS tit 8au yer.
ST.. Sutrc, Srnpprteur lltO Saaoler BON Saz
BAT uno Gi9arreu, Gde BON Sight nup Galtt~
mpreltr., BAT loeben cine @rt Yieife tit Sprrn
seine8 3ierltd searbeiteten SpaSiertode8 iplpprz
tirt, lfrel9e bet Srtginalitat balber Die Nuf=
merflamfeit eine8 jeben Sertilger8 be8 ~narfoti=
lden &ralte8 perbtent. Spbalp e8 namltd
benz 8eliber zines fplden Stpde8 beliebt, ett
.BietfAen gu rauden, braudt er mn am pberen
Gnee belfelben ben Defel 3u lGien unb e fcnint
etnidEnerN teeridaunlfopf gums prldein; ba8
ilu1tere Guoe bilDet Bel N6ldruubuns Der j3pin=
sc Bic Wltipipiee lnto ipulit it'll bic Yfeife fer
tia. Ndbere9 Nn5et9e.
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Bronchitis Observation-Disclosures,
M fttll. Green @u. 8. 81 4.

or ~ 81 t'stl, Sr1fsH g.. 9. D. ben 8. aos. 1859.
rem bnSujufIesn- t's''45 zen riaen aabe-
srUSait asS unS tuS 2 SaS ss 5 satt a.f to stasn Il4Ssreu anfau OOn
l nass S sfi is1F ~. - Qard ten 6fterfa @ebranG i ara 81 @, nSUtaG-
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tnS ie plafentnien 5abenl ntetniaens f'sA SVseip -pt ~
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o. %. mtnters
@aferiudt nnS arebe furirt.
Columbus, WlE. Sen d. e.,, tCsr

q. q %eTIataDas, gatF, Ben "a. SGn. 1851.
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aal@assais sea, sStFtianntett tbres 8raareinTfeam.ynr f S tm Der
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3. 2, Smttt.
Sa,.sibe I.
a., q elartspiGe, &C., setes 9fYF' 1857,

Or. .. Same!
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lung 81 Snnhe. Sd fdble rni6 tesba Isg psd sas ~SpHfanoise SEE
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0euti6e 8riefe
meI9e in ser 9eitri9en nSun" ap9eSei0t Iin0.
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$; Camel, 9iadael; Did, NtrS, 6; Oe8fela
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6raif, NRiB 6; 6ranf, S@; @arbner, 9RtB
81; Spffmalt, MiB Mt SulI, Gtr8 S; 9rebs,
Ofr8 Sc; 9ucaS, N1r8 6; 2ptter8, OeiB s;
Otiller, OtiB 6; Wartin, SO s; Wtartiii,
Wtr8 s; Sppet, Otr8 q; 8eter8, Wfr8 $;
Mtarp3 Strpbrulann, NfiB @;
Spatbe, Wtdria lgdnniot, N}r8 Sc; 8etbel,
Gr8 6; 98eber, Ofrs Sc; 8eildel, Nfrs.
~ a s9errentttes EfN A&4
8andarbt @; 8au, s. IS Senepif, g
S; glif, ST S; 8lplneger, 6; 8rpB, s;
8nrdart, s.; Gabn, S; Deide8, $; Dieter,
9Bm S. Slot, 8ut; @att, o.; @abell, o.;
@reifen1ile, IS; SeB, 60; S%enaenun, s
g; 6ieler, 8ut; 9pffutalt, SIS; SOlpen,
8; Geile ct, s; &1nfel, $; aurt, gepr9 S;
Suipp g. So; 2%ii1pemanr, ST.; SpIet s.;
Maude 58b Waupel, M Maper, ); Marr
!6Qi Misbiefaaff So; Bpfer, S; Sitter,
s. so; 9fpt6e, $; S@nler, 81; S4ulte !
Selp, sc Sedluls, S; Spat9ler, 0fep.
s 50 Stabnta1t, ca ubfer, Dr; 8anmez
ter, S1S; Shifting, 6 @eiB ST.
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Afhma, 8lutlpeien &c.

Or. 9, Same! .rr - ""'f ." : Sept' 1S5
sWteine 6raa mar fett brsi sSabrea f&per franz mn m...x....
uao Ia tA ptelta9 sSa Der 2SirfEanfeit torres @raarsin hi S p e
Sers aranfteiten Der aanae .sebSrt Bate, 10 fan Ttsi II sn. u g an,
Sason a sS,s stae $, Sq ssaa gtlanopsitspineut unS i'd bin TO 70 o gislEs
g:nasatttels ibr 91ulfsa ser8iaa, bic @e(direrSssu IS SsanreIai.
gein sMtbnteHi na3ltesen pp in elneml Mvrat ei me- STrS9ssssrrss5en
NaHts fplSDsf.s' 80 e '"' V'"pa"0'es
tnea ES. ., Srfth
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@rfaltun8, Saffen, Scitelrz il. gr,,af6 !,

gSertber SER! SIN SpStiab+ is4s ,r..s. 20
gen S&nttr5 II rletner ltnfen Seite unmitteisarr X ,n gRm staem pelti-
gsase ss ssaSss @s IS s salst s%fSa a ; stse s a'eF,ssis saa$ '' Sfts : e.
ia9e pasgsn mar. SIN 9aufe elmer @odSer ' Ss,N wr,s.astlag 1t Or
s SdHt Sa Ss Sss n, fs GENE sr.v, grn u nns irarte sOa iSats4 "a s TO- S.Ie
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S9as aasa er10l9: SD mar nate Saran, mid iSS Ser 3 gSeile
fEstaiSanssmitttlS anrtett, Sd yeffAaAte mir e sbsse igres @tait-
S Jon Sc ss1 sSs % Il sn a' anS Sp saSS ssrs 'es,sg, gstts R.salya N iS s5 Sstssn
at3 9SanSli9 interchangeable. etnsi9 tur6 bic ser . o lag faaS t9
p"ss" ~FSaf1. sa A1tan9spOa Str - 'Hlpag
s1sA9 &. g8. VI. SarbpNE H7
9 z % sa Yaitor Der 1. grcSbsteriane zese4.h tx
Gerre Sanke. Sn6.. ben 8. Nloi 1878 r 9tNE1oe.
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gteue8 prn Shpe6en-

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etpd9clnt Sdrebeu, BEN 10. Nldri 1857 ~ ~0r'VeF9 eat
S1re %unfhasbnre Mfebi;tn- bas u6relu,orr.a.,,
ntesrern Safe wnb taetner &ruf aruEe SNena hs"agsnlttel bat
lam faunt euen Sag pbne badeibe Iein. 9Se Ers ssseiEef to Id
pelhe es t9nen letfete. T : 8"'fH DIenfei
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Nnfaq BON 9Iu8aebr1no.

sr gsdss mag ssIsss sssf sS9'as.. Ss 81 ID $S S'r 5m 1nsseIags 9 SAB. Ell ION elmer
aberoisS BON einsal i4mesi9sa oufen sepIas dtyaa@ aTyg> oeercFte un6
ben ben berabmteten &e;f1 beban6eIt. Dbne cine ~ I; so nur6e
MID Or. Sapnes gEpprsingun9Spnttel al srob tps AOerErsoete man
S gsSr : s4,S SSr sri ltinrS St saSsin @S SsSii y stpas bedera noS S9 9t,Rr Sslal
IL n.I1a niA1iNaaL n. Nl aEsa.HA SiQQr GrnahA
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MISUNDERSTANDING
tsss :sI s. Sci 9. S, 0ober !
iSssaE 2 f6Ste pretifSdtQe @pb1tb6t5er 10

a an &Salbtn9tonlr, nn(esber neueu fatboGl6cn Gu6e.
SD neroeL am ndtfet Mttthpo6 bend Mpril 1860, Nadbmitta98
4 lhr am Yaobe na1ltebenO belbrebene3 @i9entbnn per{tet9ern:
Die betoet ~@rnneltide lnb @ebiulidfeteu. 0ele5en al Der QSeit-
leteo bon MISUNDERSTANDING, suildet 9Onbaros uno 8alhn1preftr.
Seoe Der gDts bat m 28afDl9tonitr. Is SUP Stout uub lit 100
SUB tif nadt Sbapeltr. - ~ tHG&5TSRC SIX
Ole ge6auIi6feitet an @aIbn9tonlir. befte9et aus 2 out aeban,
bdaSs. 6emer an @bapelfr, aus 2 S~peitBdt9en @pbnbauIert
NIT geebengebdloe. @rnnbrente $3.50 per 6rontfuB insGbapeiNr.
De gtrtanTSbeoiu9an9en itpo 10 9eitellt 0aB 1eieSepi &autr
%anItebet,a ists ~ ne. $. @ober +. gfuct.
SWtsStDtt aa "a 8altiniere{tr, 49, r..
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Vrnfbranne unb 8[ntinpip,t

81. ., SAINT! ou'eF ~, ben s on. 1851
: sd. ,be5eu9e,. CAP Id wa5renS ser Grnt. 4. u
S saItss@ss nt sansm 9eIlIIsa mufse aaS eine , stsrniSSSs asl non Ser
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fN g N p 8 SameS y. Ban SS,sptt9e
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Spn 90. @. G8tnter8 ge. 9,


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Wteine 5errea. Mlit arcsert wsrons,..
Len &rantaetten Der 9uftrStre tpr 8ruRrriSia1torssmii}fttss f. '0 el a,
t9ret itasSrasea oaiilnt BET fartent NuSpaTf unD q SsrY.iS SpenlS
~aneewanbt BABE. "fV'" pfHen @FfVlse
SO, 80. gnint.x.
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!. Weuer .Oi,tz 1tito NOf1iiisecms g oSen

~ Weeinen Sreunben. gefantten rnb ~ibsrtaapt ben, oe-
sbrtcM @ubltum bic ergetcne 9gaaeiss, oCab i9 aus ben. gsi9dit 6ss
gto. 43 8alttlnoreltrl =: &9ltr BON 6reoeriflt r.
nciner friberen Gtelung 9elbenfte gertrauen audi ferner III iber.
traoen lnn6 9ebe i'd bic 8srfdetln8, SB i'd bel gutter gSaare bic
6~ileen prele fellen tperoe.
Nm eli8sq 3uipra9 pittet et8sbenft r,lbg
sSa26 3nt) go $50 @baS, Sie0Ier.
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3ssa Oc8 Nrbciter@ Ge{anas Ssereits, fankk

ae9 eedtten am Sfef= Wtp ntd9 ben y. Aprtl 1oo0'
III bent 9roBer SdaIe Der 19e t5
vOtedartc8 Sau," $50. 1872 @eIf2Sapetteitr
Der "9rbsHers@ eian9 gerein, " nd9tent e isn geronmIun9S-
Total bon ieBt as wteeer mad Ser WeedanicS 9an perle9t bat, ntadt
hermit alien ttnen G9reunntalis6erms 5reuaoet anb @bnnsra Die
er8eeepe anSytSe leineS am DISCRIMINATING fattiinben0cn 8aasS
perbnnoen NIT @elQn98Uertrdget, ltnc laoet o~ielelben SIT freunot<
4ent geiu9e ~crgebenit Elm. Ole irifer bon ltnisrcu @erein age-
Baltsnen ger9nu9an9en batten ih3 istg elmer lebr Sa9irsi4en &c,
BEN 8epeiS, bB 6reblnn rn6 @eniib ltdteit sl %pertreitem pnire
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ebuert 8eiu1ern unIere8 SeeS Die 8eri6 erun9 5n 9eber, eaB tpr
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Sd bin fuebeu ,piessr osr.r.m ben s. Sanrar 1853. =
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ap'it'ttt allie nus genelet.
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@aptmasbamf Dpft 8altimore,
Dreisebute @rtrazD fnipenpe.

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MltS. beretleiu.
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an ben iibn9en Ea9en pn I0-1 llbr, nm 8epOTten a~nssultebmem
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g. g. Sauce, los Baltimprefraee.
g. 9afenbatg BrpabHap unO @aMtpn Mprnue.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23
ohio Legislature.

A bill has been passed increasing the
Bond Of the State Treasurer from $780,
600 to 100000.
A proposition has boen mOGo 10 the
Legislature, by Mcssrs. Nugont, Millcr&
Robinson, to lease the Public Works Of
the State fora term Of ten years and keep
them in good repair, for which they offer
TO pay the sum of 100000,
A bill is pending TO create commits.
sion ofthree persons, to bo appointed by
the Governor, to examine the canals and
report Os to tho cxpedcncy of selling OF
leasing them.
The committee appointed to examine
the books Of the Auditor and Treasurer
report that there is no discrepancy, moi
even to the amount Of 90 cents"
An item has been added to the Oppro
pr.ation bill to reimburso the Treasury
in the sum ofSl 600 spent in repairing
the Hooking Canal,
The Legislature will probably adjourn
on the goth.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23
California News by
uste Overland Mail.

Sr. LOUIS, March l8.-The following
dispatch, containing one days later news
from California, was received here by the
overland mail, which arrived last night.
SAN FRANcIsco, Feb, %, p. M.--Six
vessels have lett this port within a few
weeks, to return with cargocs Of japanese
goods.
About cloven thousand letters were
dispatched by the overland mail yesterday
for the Eastern Stat g, &c.
r. +. Brewster, merchant Of San
Francisco, just returned from the Washoe
minosin Carson Valley, brings specimens
Of silver ore which assay over $4,000
per ton.
Democratic primary elections have
been held in ~ counties. The delegates
TO the State Convention so far as heard
from stand l46 f.r Latham and "A for
Gwin-Wcller, indicating without doubt
that the Latham Influence will secure
the California delegation 90 the Cherries
ton Convention. Tho Latham delegates
from San Francisco are in fuyor of send
ing Austin v. Smith TO Charleston. He
is sou Of Hon. VIM. Smith Of Virginia
and is favorable to Dickinson of Now
York for the Presidency,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1860-03-23

~. LOUIS, March 20.
Edward Bates addressed n letter 10 the
Missouri delegates 70 the Chicago Con
vention, IN reply 10 interropatorica pro.
pounded him by them. Il will appoar in
Tie Democrat The main points are as
follows
Has no new opinions on the subject Of
the extension Of slavery: none formed
with reference TO the present array of
parties. lie is coeval with the Missouri
question of 1890; formed his opinions
them not changed them since. AT the
time Of the revolution, and long after.
slavery was regarded az an evil, temporary
in It's nature, and likely 10 disappear In
the course Of time; yet while Il continued
i was misfortune to the country socinl-
ly and politically. Slavery is a social
relation, domestic relation, Il exists bv
local law. The Federal government has
no control over II in tho states. The
territories are subject and subordinate,
not supreme like states. The nation is
supreme over them. Is opposed 20 the
extension Of slavery, and in his opinion
the spirit and policy Of tho government
ought to be against is extension. The
Constitution does not carry slavery into
territories nor anywhere; L only acts
upon il when it is established by local
law.
The Drod Scott case only decides that
Scott was not citizen. The opinions
Of Judges beyond this are xtra-iudicial
and no authority. The questions discussed
by them were political not within their
cognizance, and belong TO and could be
disposed ofonly by the political depart
ments.
The decision was most unfortunate az
It produced dangerous conflict between
coordinate branches Of tho government.
Fovors the colonization Of free blacks in
the American tropics; the Homestead
bill and immediate admission of Kansas;
perfect equality Of rights among citizens;
and the construction Of a Pacific Railroad
under auspices Of the government.
/ Is Wutifcd his name has only been used
in a spirit TO begot harmony and peace
and 10 prevent division and controversy
among those who ought to be united
Has neither sought nor held any political
Office for twenty-five years. and Is satis.
fed with honors already paid him by the
public.