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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-03-22
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY
,. P. Holloway, and Ben. W. Davis
ADvERrrs1Na RATES.

A GLIMPSE OF PASDExoSIUN-The La
fayette Journal says Il at an individual who
is in The fabit OF visiting the different So
looms in that city, land, whenever he can
sponge drink, or has the wberewith to buy
il, imbibing freely. went into one few nights
since, and taking a seat by the stove. was
soon fast asleep. All efforts to awake him
proved Intellectual. until a gentleman. who
has some experience as . pyrotechnist sug
gested that . small display Of fire works
would not only arouse the sleeper, but afford
some amusement for the company. Accor-
dinghy wheel was procured. which lighted.
revolves with great rapidly. and throws out
fire and birthstone in a manner truly aston
ishing. Attaching this TO the wall, the gas
was turned down and the wheel set on fire
The individual for whose benefit was given.
jumped from his chair as though shot from q
gun, but looking around could not realize
where re was. The wheel kept splitting fire,
the individual making every effort to find his
way out when to his utter CONSERVATION,
huge balls of 6re-appearing as he after
wards averred. as large rain barrel
from Roman candle. completed his fright.
He tell on his hands at once, and begged for
mercy from the gentleman in black. in whose
dominions he supposed he was. This WAS
too much for the crowd, the gas was turned
on and party Of six or eight discovered, al
most in commissions Of laughter. The VIC
tim broke for the door and has not been
seen in that saloon since"
Hor BERTH.-Yesterday morning a NO.
man Of East Wheeling. upon going 70 the
back door Of her house, was amazed and
dumbfounded to see her baking oven explode
ard scatter over hall a lot. and to discover
also among the flying bricks and stones a
half naked gentleman Of the Hibernian per-
suasion rolling. and tumbling. and yelling
about in the most eccentric manner. Upon
summoning the household and calling the
Irshman into the council, the mystery was
explained Yesterday was baking day, and
he maid Of all work had built fire in the
oven before it was fairly daylight. AMI did
not observe that it was occupied by q deeply
befuddled and scan,ily clothed man. who, in
his drunken wanderings the night previous.
had sought rest and sleep within what he
supposed to be cart. The Irishman, in
consideration of his sufierings was invited to
a good breakfast, after which he went on his
way wiser and better MAN. Wheeling
ln,elligencer.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-03-22

SnAA BTsHELs WOOD Ashes, at the OF and Can
lDVJvDU die Factory. North Washington street nsaf
Railroad Bridge. c%S
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-03-22
GREENWOOD!

TuNHE connection with VIM Dennis for the So
OF lots in Greenwood. win the subscriber proprie
OF the having by mutual been termn
Ated, subscriber offers the sale. This
plat situated the Richmond and Boston Turnpike
mile suth OF Main Street outside OF the munich
limits from all Of the disad aud evils
residence and yet sufficiently for business and
social. educational
benefits of the city 1t is high and commanding.
sessing good soil excellent water fine wide
and ssiuhrous and 10 altogether the desa
rshe location Tor suburban home in the vicinity There
DO lots here for sale containing TO 10
each: all beautiful and suitable for building up
Come then, all who want choice location for
home. where they in evidently raise their
uries of from TO 10 rhese lots will
sold at moderate prices and satisfactory terms
JAS. w. SALTER.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-03-22
Records Of the Revolutionary War.

ceetainrs the Military and Financial Cerrespenasnes
Of Dist xashei General Orders ef
Lee and Green Names 81 the ofeers rsvAsss
the dates of their Commissions enlistuents
list Of p suishei Prisoners War, their
easnrs exchange etc TO which IS added the half pay
Acts the Confidential Congress; the
sion Laws and list Of the efcers Of the Confidential
Army. acquired the right Half pay Ceamusatiea.
land Wa rants,
BY ". r. r. SAFPELL Coans oilor and for
futionary Ciims.
One volume ismo., cloth 81 xes Price 81 IS
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-03-22

literal translation In German Of rhe Prince AZ Tie
acase Of David one velams - no. eiosh as pAsss-
Price 81 No..
P.sli.hes b. 0Eo. q. EVANS No. sas cAe.saas street
RAiiadelrhiA.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-03-22
The Bigger Boot.

p. =. Having sold Of all Sad old styles Of @
Stock of New Goods 10 much larger than usual
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-03-22

Empire Steel Plow
MANDATORY!
s.. AORNEY & CO.,
q ne prepared furnish the Agricultural Public
"A With almost every description Of
Ste 10 s,
.Faruning Implements. &c.,
which for durability unexeelei in this
country of the hzhtness OF the draugh
Of their P!ows the Of the coSttee
~ the last wayne County Fair which it wiz be
that IS IS pounds lighter draft
competitors They received at the last
Indiana state Fair
Four First Glass Premiums.
The tibers which Flows made is selected
Mould Of the best Steel manufactured
10 their order hardened by peculiar process
shich makes them last LONG AGAIN the ordinary
steel Mould Board
their work by them, under their imraediate
but good werknen are empi Dyed
style quality of their work is unsurpassed and il
. in
All Cases Warranted
To be rrec seiy q represented
GreafuI patronage heretofore received
ENLARGED their estAbis snent. aud thus in
to promise all orders will be prompt
~ Allied forwarded by the hes, route
A liberal reduction will he made TO The trade
S. HORNEY & CO,
Richmond. Ind.
June Of 1859 2stf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-03-22

fuNHE undersigned is prepared 10 more all ~ho want,
IN out OF Richmond, At short notice, with of
the spring in the city OF Riehmond and
reasonable terms. and as il should be done All
orders left At j. Rasseifs Furniture Store. No.
Main street. will be promptly attended to. Ny stand
will be AZ PluAner s. Kelly eerner when nos engaged
| will do all kinds of hauling well IS moving
A. MELGI.
Rich nond. Nov. 81, 1859. 50 emcs
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-03-22
l. U M B Il IL " A II ID.
BROWN Il CO.

TYAvING their Saw Mill from this city into
II the timhered portions of the West, and
having it in complete operation TO
lu I'm be OF the best quality short notice,
to amount. They have also good supply at their
Yard Sixth Street South of Main adjoining Il.
Smith II Cos Planning and Sash Factory, where they
prepar sell good Lumber cheap be had in
tn Is city. Call before purchase.
March II, 1859. l4tf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
Amount of discounts beyond ninety days, Inne a. 1
Amount Of discounts beyond ninety days, june 80 ;.

Increase for the week. 164lS
The advices from the foreign cotton markets, re-
ceiyed during the week, have been of an adverse
nature to the cotton trade. On Monday the
steamer Melita arrived at Quebec with the half
weeks adFices to the 18th On Tuesday the Eu-
ropa, with the full weeks details ending on the
10th, arrived at Halifax. The market reports were
before readers on Wednesday. Tonight the
Anglo-saxon is reported at Quebec, with dates up
to the Goth: also the great Adriatic from South
ampton same date. OF course, we have nothing
whatever of an encouraging parport regarding cot
ton. The private correspondence up TO the 9th
from England has also been received during the
week, and it reads gloomily for shippers and the
Liverpool importers. In a financial aspect the
London money market was in good position, but
how long it is to last, in face of the present COM
pleation of European politics, can be readily
asked, hut not readily answered. All kinds Of dis
patches are now forwarded = tri.weekly, semi
weekly and weekly of the growing crop of cotton.
The late rains have banisied all fears of injury
from dry weather. and the prospects are lattering
for large yield and it is presumed, from the pre-
sent state of the money market, the proceeds will
be required r.. f9srF= i
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

SUGAR. ;. The receipts were very light, and we
noticed sales of only about SO hhds. at steady
prices. Fair to Fully Fair 7l@sc. % ID.
MoLAssEs. We noticed sale of about $50
bbls., the rate for which was not made public.
FLOUR ). !. The market was inactive, and the
principal sales reported were 75 bbls. Fair and
800 superfne in two lots at =, and 140 Superfine
at IS GIL aa Dbl.
Guam. Corn was firm, andwe noticed sales Of
some $500 sacks, including 10 yellow Mixed at
roc, 1857 Yellow at 72A, 2a7 al 70, 600 Yellow,
ll4o Mixed and 200 White Mixed, all at 75, 100
White Mixed at n, and 5I0 White in two or three
lots at soc. u bushcl. OF Oats 500 sacks St. Lous
were sold at 46c. and 1850 in five or siN lots at
aTc. U bnsheI, the market closing firm ct the cut
side rate. Tho sales Of Bran embraced about HOO
sacks in three or four lots at 81 25 % 100 ihsS
Provisions -. Pork was quiet but hrm, lhss
principal sale reported being 65 bhls. Mess at
SD 37A.a4a bbl. Of Bacon T. casks Clear Sides
sold ut 12c. u ID. Lard was held at higher rates,
owing to an advance reported at Havana, and we
noticed sales of 800 terces Prime in three lots at
1876, and 800 kegs at 1ac. U ID.
The stock Of Pork at the Inspection Warehouses
IS Ia,s22 bhls. of all kinds The stock Of Beef s
! ln7A bbls.
] corrEE. Tho only sale reported was $50 bags
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

at l4c. y y. We noticed the arrival 81 d cargo IL
71lI bags from Rio de Janeiro direct.
RosTv. /. "a lot Of ss5 bbIs. Common was scld
on Friday at 81 20 q Dbl.
WHrsKY. We did not Hear of a saIs.
FREraHrs. "a ship was talren FOR Europe ox
private terms. We quote Cotton 10 Liverpool ut
h., 70 Hayre AZ 1ac., and tc New YORK and Boston
at 9-I6e.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

for the week :.

The specie held on the Cd of July last was in
amount S15,5s4 900 against s9,ssS,0o0 to-day
difference i'll favor of last year 50, ,6tI 900.
The Exchange market was weak oday, aud has
given symptoms of decline Tor two or three days
past. Though the counter rate for checks on New
York is prem, yet there have been movements at
8, and outside at a@9 l6 to {. Sixty days sight
from 30S and I discount for choice and Ia55 and
get. for good to fair. There are not many tigers
offering. The produce sold this week will make a
basis of about half million of dollars, Nothing
doing in foreign beyond few retail sales. We
quote clear sterling at from l6aa@If0 and I10d.
Bank drafts l1oa@l1oa. large cargo of coffee
has to be provided for in part, which may cause
some inquiry, but it will be restricted to two OF
three parties. Francs without change-5.l l2ll@
5.0sa to 5.05t95.00.
The Sinking Fund of the jackson Railroad Com.
pany being available for the purchase of $780, 900 of
the Company's Bonds proposals were received up
to noon to-day for the disposition Of the amount.
Considering that the amount issued was large,
there very little desire eyinced to dispose of
the bonds, as to cover the $4,000 there only
l29 bonds (sl2eooo) offered, of which the following
were accepted.
% bonds at, ssao-s42,a1
3 bonds sfSst--s b.te9
l bond at,.......tt. - s0
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
Il b. BOlHON.....--...........-.. B. HOI8OJs
q ST. CHARLES STREET

J. B. Boron has the honor 10 inform his and shs
public In general that he has received per Last arrivals fro
Hsyre and via Se1 York. complete
Of Fl ahd Wnte Goods but wrh
Cotton Shirts White and Colorad Flanns Urdcrshss snd
Drawers; White and Coored Cotton UnGershs and Daprrsr
Socks Of all Materials; Stocks Neck Ties Cvnts, Noo nd
Jos1ns Gloves Cain6sic Coes snd Brrshes
deoxss Ladies' Fancy Casks for SCENT Canes and
Umbrellas always hand. PeyfrneRy Lubis Pinauda
-Scciete Hygienfqnes ETC.
Ar. BORON having removed his SHAVING ROOM, WIN
enabled the LADIES' whom added
ais extensive stock assortment Of Goods for Ladies' N
The Hair Department,
For both, LADIES and GENTS, is tted way give tbe
utmost satisfaction The stricteHt attention viii Be paid 10 Al
orders for Ready Hair. being supervised by Mr. Bo
j. b. BoIRos,
Do 6nn "a st. Charles
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
sunday Arrangement.


On Sundays the Steam Train will leave the city at o'clock
A. NJ in lieu of the Horse Car.
The Steam Train will leave the city Sundays, hour,
from II NJ until ii p. VI.
From and after Sunday the 9th May the Cars will leave
either end Of the Road every halfhou from o'clock NJ
until o'clock r. NJ
The viii make extra special trips from the Lake
night whenever required the Conductor must however,
ceive due notice.
onbasses Canal for the Depot every Ave min
utes.
the office, under the Depot Caeck return tickets
will te handed them on the
myl q. PANDElY, Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
he proposals run from $40 to $50.

The proposals run from $40 to $50.
In conformity to our custom, VIC are now pub
fishing the semi-annual statements Of our moneyed
institutions. We append below that of the South
ern Bank Of New Orleans as made 70 the stock.
holders to-day. It Is In the highest degree salts
factory, or should be to all interested. There Is
surplus, after paying the dividend declared to-day,
Of sl97,2i3 This makes the stock worth on the
books fraction over III per share, and with lvi
dend Sl1a. We learn that all doubtful debts have
been charged mp to profit and loss, which makes
the foregoing figures actual The profits Of the
bank for the last six months reach Bet. i disi.
dend Of 4 get, was declared to-day, payable on
and after Monday. the 9th July. The large ex.
change transactions Of this bank have been Of great
advantage md usefulness to the commerce of our
city, as in its original formation exchange was TO
be one of its prominent points. The programme
has been carried out to the extent of its ability,
aud is presumed to the satisfaction OF its stock
| holders. as the sarplus now on hand exhibits,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
KrIgs.
DENTISTRY.


=: s s:s {
the coun1ry-DR. METCALF, of New York-is prepared
to attend promptly to all branches of
DENTISTRY
Entrusted to his care.
In regulating oHIIDREN's TEETH, and the manufacture
of Artificial Teeth, DR.. N. has had UNPARALLELED Sue
CESS.
Ra-Tdeth extracted without pnin. feN sm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
Z34===35 zt=9
Bebieto Of tge 5tlarstts.

Crescent OFFICE, No. 10 oANp STREET,
Monday Morning, July j 1860.
GoFTos. -. The market was again dull on Satur-
day, and the sales reached barely ZOO bales at ir
regular but generally easy prices for buyers, and
quotations continue little better than nominal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
VI cATTL " M a R KET.s

JETTEEsow crTv. ynIy \. fss0.
" Ihe market was during past week often bare biz
Hogs. Sheep ana Vcal Cattle The stcck on harssI
comprises 1z5 Western Becyes, 40 Texas Gattlc.
~ Hogs, I2o Milch Cows, ana 10 Veal CatsIe. Ar-
rived during the week I5s Western Besvss, 6gf
Texas Cattle, Ae5 Hogs, gis sheep, ID Mich Cows,
and Gs4 Veal Cattle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF ORLEANS,
City of New Orleans )
Be remembered The 18th day of January, 1860 be
ore me- subscriber Justice OF the Peace in and for the
city aforesaid personally appeared Thcs soo President and
James Edwards Secretary of the Sun Mutual Insurance Com
psny of New Orleans who, being duly according to law
do enose anay the above accounts are Just and true
and correct Transcript the books Of said company.
THoS. SLoo, President
JAS. EDWARDS Secretary.
Sworn subscribed before this 18th day of January
,sso D. +. MITCHELL,
Second Justice Of the Peace, Parish of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

! I Y
Steam Train from the Lake to the city week days
The Steam Train will stop at Gelly Station when notified
except trips during the hulf-our
Sunday Fare 10 each way and conductors
must have timely notice TO stop.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

T5sEr Mr. WM PYBUS will leave for The North and West
this week, for the purpose of buying Horses lie win
st forward then, weekly, keeping full supply in my
All orders from the country city for Saddle Har
Heses single or in pairs Will be filled at short notice, at
very small psohs or viii be sold on long lime desired
determined TO keep tn supply OF e stock in the Market
and will sell at lower rates than has been offered under
full guarantee BY responsible parties %
Tss*@ DIR. j. EIIIOTT,
corner of Raronne and Union streets.
Ndrders foza Mexico aas Havana filled BY letter under
guarantee, myls 3n
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

eoMNuTATIos TICKETS.
Persons who reside in the city, and have residence estab
shmen on the line of the Road procure tickets reduced
rates. a. the office Camp street.
4. S. WILLIAMS
fes General Superintendent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
rr,rIE r.ouIsYIl.LE ARTEsIAN wELI. wAYER

This Celebrated Water which is obtained from the Artesan
Wen Louisville from the depth Of o feet has been proved
BY the ANALYSIS Professor Smith, OF ana
Professor r. Chiffon of New York TO he closey allied
medicinal properties, TO the farfnned waters Of ksn-
rem in Bavaria and superior that Of the Bo Lack OF Ken
lucky the Congress Springs Of Saratoga is now for sale In
this city.
For Diseases Dyspepsia Costyeness Derangeents
of the Liver Nervousness far snpasscs any OF the
mineral heretofore II is put up in bottles and
packed with great in neat strong boxes, containing two
l. $50 Ga No. u Peydras street.,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

The Board interest of SIX
PER CENT. IN CASH. the outstanding Certificates OF
Profits holders thereof to their legal representatives,
on and after 3hday of February next Also to declare
dividend of FORTY PER CENT. A0 per cent? on the ne
earned premiums o Company for the year ending Dece
Der slst 1862 which certificates will be issued on the 18th
March next.
The Directors nfter reserving ONE MILLION OF Doll
of profits further resolved that all the outstanding
Certificates Profits issue of the year 1856 be redeemed
and pad to thereof their legal representatives on
and the 18th lay February next The Certificates to be
produced at the time payment cancelment and interest
ON same to cease after the slst December, 1850.
THOMAS SIIOo, President.
JAMES D. DENEGRE, Vice President.
JAMES EDWARDS Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
james D. Denegrs, f. j. Hart,
A. d. gelly John C. Kicks,
Hnah wilson j. H. Staufer,
D. Y. dc Egana h. a. Lonsdaie,
Henry Renshaw, John Il. Gaines,
A. c. Tremouiet, Thomas Sloo
( Iali
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
rapus .. ,-u,Hu.zzvrn1N NEW ORLEANS, JACK--
AS,@ SM I'M SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
sN ag Y Y - RAmROAD. T
1850. Transportation Department. !. 1850

Freight win be the ropanys Depot Of Cal
Hope street. mp $50 H. daily, Sundays sxaepted
Ali freight intended for transportation must be distinctly
marked with tho initials Of consgnee and place Of dss
natian freight will be received unless consigned
established the line Of the road Its
The Company prepared receive and forward freight
all points tile Mississippi Central Railroad far jack
son Tenn
Blank railroad receipts for freight may be obtained at the
Depot at Messrs Corson Arstrongs Camp street, by
those who wish to them.
Tie Company holds itself responsible the all
shipped BY the road which be lost by fire from the
stations the limo until twelve hours
notice 10 eonsignee Of Its arva the depot in this city
Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
the Southwestern ine between New Orleans and New
York. having made with tho Adams Express
Company regular daily through Express between the
cities he Express business heretofore carried by the
Railroad Company for its account is and al
Express will be carried the Adams Inform
alton obtained this subject Of j. j. McKEEyER ESQ.,
81 Camp street.
Agents Railroad Company permitted receive
receipt bank Specie eey other mat
tsr They received by ths Ad Express 96 Camp st.
I. s. WILLIAMS,
me- GnnafDl SUPERINTENDENT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
sll,e7l. lgl M.aeI, ,slo
sa.sss.sI2 sle.s21.l2s se5lsaa
Comparative Statement for two weeks.

The following is the comparative statement OF
loans, discounts. mortgages and pledges, which in
cludes active movements, excepting exchange and
de ad rrainht
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
-, THE DIRECT ROUTE
- = - e - s.. sagFRoM NEW ORLEANS
New York, Boston, Louisville & Cincinnati,
via 7fe
I11IWors csRTRA1 RAILRoAD.

Two Daily leave CAIRO morning and evening upon
arrival of Trains from New Orleans and Memphis making
direct connection with all lines East and West, for
ST. LOUIS. BALTIMORE,
LOUISVILLE, EAsHINGTQN, N
CINCINNATI, tlCAG0,
INDIANAPOLIS. Efsi aRK.
PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
and all Towns Cities throughout the EAST and WEST
Time quicker, and less changes than any other line
Sleeping Cars all Might Trains
Baggage Checked through 10 Ill important points. N
Fare always ~ low any oihsr line a #
MaFor Through Tickets aud information apply At the bce
ta New Orleans jackson and Crest Northern Railroad lis
CRn street opposs square, and the Memphis
Ohio Railroad 0face, under the ST. Charles Hotel.
w. r. JOHNSON,
General Passenger Agent Chicago.
w. II, ARTHUR, M
General Superintendent Chicago.
b. r. LONGLy.
mffM General Southern AGENT. View Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
HhIL 1HAfN Ht q ~ si''
EXPRESS TRAIN at 8 A. NJ,

Both Of which make close connection at Canton with Trains
on the Mississippi Central Road.
Tickets to the following places at prices named:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02
poNTcHARTRAIN RAIL


fVNTCdAfGIfkARN RAIL.
EszSas yz1FS3tFRfs&3m ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
62e8, Commencing Tuesday. May /. 1860.
E-FRe and from the Lake, day, only rs
RS-Please buy tickets at tho Office, under Depot
-DEPARTung or JARS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-02

It contains among other things,
a. s.iiotls Party Platforms.
g. s n irlss. I ssss feeislation Of Congress.
ssssf GsaTy, stanton and Walkers inaugural Ad
|ss Green Douglss and collamers. and Nessrs Stephens
a hgppe portion Of the Kansas Nebraska Bill
itsanpion. Topeka and Ieasen7!orh Constitutions
@ y ks saiae In each House Indeed everything essential
to the same including President Pierces Special
|lk5,esS, se,sa Scott Case.
EE Ew ig,a.ttstiiution Of the United States.
5tTlsss Of GoliederaMi,e.. MI So
sSs:6inston,ss 4 Fsssysa ssss ssa Az assFess.
gpaneeS Nh Kanueky RESOLUTIONS of 1893 and ,sa
X Report in favor Of the Distribution Of the Public
s md able documents against IT. with fun history Of the
PIcrce,s Veto Of the INDECENT Insane Land Bill
II 4S~ address OF Mt. Faulkner on the subieet
SSss q Railroad Graats Wy Congress- with the votes
h sou PIsrce's Message yetong the River and Harbor
All. scbocl Land Bit and votes thereon.
Xsc X3sas rla yton Bulwef Treaty.
sascss s from speeehes for and ageinst slavery.
Y \ Asio Y ssiooonbs Boston Lecture on Slavery.
Qssrs Bachanans and Williams Letters on the Bargain and
\ tEss EssihoanIs SsaaF Port Hi Address
ssdont lscksons Procanaatien against Eulliacatica.
\ kNfTpry Ii Party Conventions.
fJoc ii str Davis Of south Carolina, tho Politiea
NJ tBuehanaila Minority Report The subject.
S wise and afr Garuhsrs Letters against the american
sssoaai sassesais saa Il ~ 9 = aa''s is''sts s'ssa ''
aet Rayrcr's Speech Philadelphia In November, 1856,
%4s North Carolina In lsS2
# $sssnry uf with le the various Tariffs.
Etsrr vf tile United States Bank and Abolition Petitions
Al Fiinesess Albany spcaeh and Eric Gale Letters.
331sf0rs of the Annexation Of Texas
son of ubiir tie power Of Congress the Ter
g SNsslsiile Convention and Georgia Platforms
uFi comprctase, with every vote thereon sectonalls
I@2s 6omprou,isc Meassres Of 1850.
E 1S3flaa Compromises
d NItmns fsogiaa.
ssloct fully treated and every vote In Congress,
fab,eci hasinss political sisnsfcatan is given.
5 loSk Ill Nestep the public speaker falg the Kansas
IN 6ihcr uuGssIena. - =.
~ 13asrss sraI CeUXs 81, Club Of Sig. SIS.
ifs"eFs e'ff~- JAa B. sMiTH 3 CO., Puhllshsts,.
- Fhfiaas,psia