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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23

Thousands are daily speakingin the praiseof
DIR. EATON7s LNFAFTILE CORDIAL,
and whyi because 1t fails res
when given time 1t acts by magic and one aon
willconvince you that what say is contains
NO PAREGoRIC OR oPIATE
any kind dthereore relieves by removing suengso
your child instead of by deadening senshieB For th
it comends itself the only reliable preparation now
for Children Teehing, Darrhea Dysentery Gpins
In the Bowels Acdy of the Stomach Wind in the Head
and Group also Softennghe Gums Reducing inflammation
Regulating the Bowels, and Relieving Pain it has equal
being anti spasmodc it is with unfGng succesgfn al
Of Convuon other Fits. AS you value life and
health of your children and wish them those
bghing consequences which certain the uss
narcotics of which all other remedies Infante Com
plants composed take but Dr. Eatons Infane Cor
dial this you rely 1t sperfecy harmless and can
not nire the delicate infant Price, Is cents Fplldroc
! tionsaccompany each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH 4 DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway. New YnrE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23
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STATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans, City CT New Orlea

LOUISIANA I
Parish of Orleans, City CT New Orleans s
Belt remembered that on 25h of July 1860 before
rho r,dareed Justice of the Peace and for the city
aforesaid personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS, Presi
dent of the Crescent Mutual Company of New Or
leans who being duly according to law does depoe hn6
nav that the foregoing just and true and correct
transcript from the books of the Company.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
Sworn to and subscribed before the 18th July 1860
D. F. MITCHELL, ID j. P.
Board Trustees hsvo resolved pay an interest o5 SIX
PER CENT cash all the outstanding certfc"e'o o! Prof
s to tho holders thereof to herera representatives. on d
sf.ey the SECOND MONDAYS in AuguFt proxIno.
Also to declare dividend of TI1TY PER CENT t30 psl
oan on the Net Earned Premiums of the Company for the
year ending Both Jns 1880 for which certificates Will of
Lgaued on and after the first ny of October next
And resolved further that after resoTiDs over One Million Of
Dollars of ProftH all the outstanding certificates Of tar
of tho year 1851 beradeemed on Gnd "erhe hhCoN1
MONDAY IN AUGUST prozimo-intersst thereon to cea"
from seth uit.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23

Prof Wood Thee wilt pease accept line TO inform het
that the hair my head all fell of over twenty years
by complicated ehrorfc disease attended with IN
ton on the head continuEI Of suffering through life
having reduced of dependence have not been
obtain stuff for caps neither have been able to do them
from cold. This induced me to pay Briggs Hedges anost
the last cent had earth for two dollar bottle of thy hf
Restorative the first of August last. hs@e faithfully
followed the directions, and the bald spot is covered with
hair thick black though Short also corning in all oveT
my head Feeling confident that another large bottle would re-
store entirely permanently feel anxious to persevero in
its use and beng destitute of purchase any
would as thee woudst not be willing TO send me s
der on thine agents for BOTTLE and thyse the scrip
tre decaraon the reward to those that are kind to the
widow and the faiterless."
Thy friend, SUSANNAH h4HBY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23

YER VIC ORA ATOR
Never PeElffTtafes.


tits compounded entirely from Gums become an "a
bshed fact Standard Medicine known and approved ty
het have eod it, and rescrted with confidence in ali
the diseases for which it is recommended
It has cured thousands within the last two years
Pon up all hopes relief sthe unsolicited eera
Gates in my possession show.
The dose be adapted to temperament of he indiyd
aal taking and used in such quantities gently on tn,
6owels
of your Judgment gHide In the hs
Liver Inyigoretor and it will Liver Complaints Riou
Attacks Dyspepsia Chronic Diarrhea Summer Complaints
Dyenery Dropsy SourSomach Habtua Costiveness Choo
Oboera Cholera Mobus Cholera Inigntum Fatuence aun
Dice Female Weaknesses aud mHy be used successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine It will cure Sick Headache la
thousands can testify in twenty minutes if two threetea
spo0nbfu taken st OF attack. All who use
| HreSiving their testimony in itEfavor.
Nix the mouth with the Ipvigorator and swaov
altogether.
| Price S1per bottle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23

LIGoNIER Noble county, Ind. Feb. 8, 1853.
Prof O. j. Wood Dear Sir In the latter part OF the year
1852 while attending the State and National Law School OF the
of New York my hair from unknown to me- com
enced falling very rapidly that in the short space OF six
months the whole upper part Of scalp was almost entirely
bere its covering and Euch of the remaining portion Hpon
the back part head shortly after became gray so
you will be surprised when tell that upon my re-
turn to tie State Indana my casual scouantances
much at loss to discover the change IN my appear
intimate acqnanances were to recognise me
at all. u
at application to the most skul physicians in
the country but receiving from them that my heI
could again be restored forced to become reconced
fate until fortunately in the latter part of the year 1891
your Restorative by druggist as be-
Ing the reliable Hair Restorative in tried one bot
e great satisfaction that 1t producing the
desired effect Since that time have used seven dollars ortA
Restorative, and result have rich coat OF very
soft Black hair, which money can buy. ., ,
mark of my gratitude for labor and skill in the pro
ducton Of article have recommended its use
to many Of my friends eequantancss who am happy TO
inform you, are using it Titf Ike effect.
Very respectfully, yours,
A. NJ. LATrA,
vi Eo,,,p o--otT
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23
FIVE PREPARATIONS

sdapted othe deficiencies the Boodn different dseageg For
Coughs Colds Bronchitis, any affection whatever of this
Throat Lungs inducing Consumption which is ec
the No. for Depression of Spirits Loss Appete and for ell
Chronic Complaints arising from OverUe, General Debility
and Nervous Prostitution. No. 2 for Liver Compains No
for Dyspepsia. Being already prepared for absorption
taken drops and carried Immediately into the circulation
that what gain retan The No. Female rrsga
arities HystGa Weaknesses SEQ special directions foI
this. For Salt hheum Eruptions, Scrofuou Kidney and
Bladder Complaints take No. s. In all the direction
be strictly followed Price Of the Blood Food 81 per
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH DUPONT, No. 405 Broadway, New
York j. WRIGHT CO., No. 16l Charros street; O.
WOOD Co. st. Louis No., and by all respectable Drrg
Sigts throughout the country.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23
a. u. III 7 n
Attorney-and, Counsellor at-Lnw


Depot No. M Broadway and sold by all dealers throughout
the world
The Restorative PIT in bottles Of threeo;zes ys Large
medium and small The Fxnsll holds half pint and rea o1
dollar per bottle The medium bottle holds St least t77ty
per cont In proportion than the small and reais fer two
dollars DER bo fheisrge holds quart forty cent more
IN proportion, and reaiIs for three dollars bottle O. J.
WOOD & CO., Propretors IA Broadway New York. and rs
Market street. st. Louis No.. and sold by all good druggists snd
fancy goods dealers
J. WRIGHT L CO., Agents,
2l and Isl CharresEtleet.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23
INSURANCE.

iir '' " - ' " ~ ' r
certify the orppoiur o he tre cony of the
in nv current register '
In faith whereof I grant these presents under nv
IL. ST. impress fmy Office Orleans
A aforesaid dis 9th div of july 1850
Tho undcrHgned Recorder OF Mortgages Tor the Parish OF
A'"o oeen thS ""J
recorded IN Society b9oE No 4 Folio AL
jya au6 l3 2OT JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
GNns:
BE it remembered, TINT this day, before me, WALTER
HICKS frl t ' ay rubic III ana Tor THIS city ana par
mgsses Who mo hereinafter uTrncd md undcr5ig.edS
Personally appeared the parties whose nRres
appended This and who have signed til tho foot
G l declared that hv vrtpe of and onrsuor , the
n, L n, No ono hu6,cd and th y.onr Tnsa Nv
tho Assembly Of this State and approved the
4en aay H MiFrt M % one ,nou e. b G ha an " w.
oS 'lu w,Uo & pS ai , iimd % ei, Am @ ~ b "
other persons ns may hereafter be Joined and associated with
Msm to & fern amH ceao G9rgoGt1n nTdGr T d act to be
the State of Louisina and TO that end they aye agreed and
'''' VI ''''''A'''-' anu 's, ~ e".le'i'
rr,o x.o , AIT ARflGLE ttLi FIRST. ,,on 49,, :,
AToN or Loi11sIA d "a ,fl Mh M An
riiv of Nav Orlanns anu ''o ~ VAC
rbo ,,ot o,,d ao,n of ., ,oa,, l., l.. , ,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23

And testimonials new almost without number might hs
given from ladies gentlemen in all grades OF society hoe
ts,,n,onv none could resist that Prof Woods Hair Res
viii rsore the bald and gray, and preserve the hair Of
the youth to cid age, in allfts youthful beauty.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23

This popular establishment having been thoroughly repaired
and greatly enlarged for the accommodation of
sons visiting Lake and rely upon getting every
deli acv of the season the best Wines, of old
Fam lies and private parties will find this establishment
chambers eu rely where they will be served in style
surpassed for comfort elegance Suites OF rooms
are also prepared reception Of boarder5 Wishing stay
some time Il. the Lake during the sun mer.
Military and Fire Companies viii be furnished with colaons
or dinners the shortest notice. by leaving orders addressed
the propreors the office of the Railroad Company in the
oit-t 1l0N In
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
parish nF nrIaaug rity Of NGNV Orlepr

Parish of Orleans, city Of Now OrleAns'1
Re IL relremhered this 18th day of December 1866
before me subscrter Justice Of the Peace in md for th
city aforesaid personally appeared Omr Ga!iard President
and A. Screber Secretary of the G2ons EuN insurance
Company, Of New Orleans who being duly sworn acco ding 10
law do epose and say that the above st and
true and correct transcript the books Of sni Company
0. O.GATLIARD, President.
A. SCUHFIBER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this ay December Is,
1860. ARTHUR SAtFlHR,
Third Justice Of the Peace for the Parish Of Orlean7
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23
Nen OrIeans 9aiIp Crestert,
aaRAarNG pHB DEAD.

x
aRRAsTNG, pETB DEAD.
Tonnh her with gentle fingers, friends;
sr.;s bard ID know her sleeping GREATNESS tnere-
d, gould we did not need to ask your care
But sudden grief all power to act suspenos'
or All our little household band
ssbe vas tbe fairest--our sweet blushing rose,
Inst blossofning to womanhoOd: hte's woes
: 80 HID set no thorns to mar the petals bland.
Compose her limbs to that sweet grace
And modest dignity that was her own,
While they are supple; now that she is gone,
OF her late sufferings conceal the trace
Nav. close her eyes more firmly, SO
The silken fringes of the lids may snaue ,,nai5
Tbis fond eYacting pride, born of such woe
We could look on her till our eyes
Were blind with gazing, and we shouid nov tlre'
This sudden grief has set our hearts on ire;
like Jephtha, our sweet girl we sacrifice.
Her features are relaxing-see
The lips are wreathing with the olden smile,
That spake her innocent Of thought OF guile;
OF darling it is hard to part with thee!
Ay, robe her in the snowy dress
She wore it when the summer buds were blown
The bright, fair summer and our Rose were flown;
Like thee, Octoper, lallen ieafes We Ptess'
Our pure white Lily, waxen cold1
Can it be wrong to grieve about you so!
Here, take this ribbon like the virgin snow,
And her wan hands o'er her still breast entold.
So We have done, kind friends? Depart
And leave us to the sanctty of grief:
Alone with our sweet dead and God, relief
Must come in some blest form to each torn
heart.
May such dire woe ne'er visit you;
Thee. love. @. God! our cup is bitter madei
Dear friends, ye have done what ye could
alieu! [Knickerbocker.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23
sandfor's Family catlart1o Pills,

Jompoundedfrom pure Vegetable mt min ~
Gases, air tight, end will keep in any climate
The Family Cathartic Pill is gentle and active csthsro
ghlch tie proprietor has used his practice mora ~ t
years. The constantly increasing from those Who GGy
ong used the Pills. and the satisfaction which ali oxnrs il; rp
gard their use has induced to place them n te rn
Of all The Profession well know that different Gathrcs sc
On different portions Of the bowels
The Family CethRrc PHI has w due reference to this wei
established fact been compounded from variety the ppr
Vegetable Extracts which act alike every part aey
ary canal and good and safe III all where Gahar
needed such Derangement f. he Stomach Seer;nesy
Pains in the Back and Loin Go Pain and S6rescs
the whole body from sudden cold which frequently
neglected end in Of Fever Loss of Appec Creep
Sensation of Cold the body Reslesnes Headsche
Weight in tie Head, all Inhamnaory Diseases, Worms IL
Children Adults Rhen great Purifier of tie Blood
and diseases which flesh s heir
mention in this advertisement Dose TO s. Price Dimes
The Liver Invgorsto and Family CGkartc Pills rsaiee
Druggists generally and sold by the trade In all the large
3wns.
s5b Broadway,E z.
j. WRIGHT L CO.,
? Wholesale Agents.
M2d&W An aold by evMy Druggist
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23

Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYzED always pre-
es with the essential clements and gives
the True Standard Analyze the Blood of person suffering
from Consumption, Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Scrofua etc.
and find in every instance certain deficiencies the
ules of Blood Supply these deficiencies and you
The Blood Food founded upon
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23


Tho Company have the following assets, viz:
u;n nt short date for Premium So n5 T9
T,o far pr.ruD,s In corrse of collection 553D6 80
T,ro sd i, N,as secured by 1920 OO
Tr,asad in Rank Stocks Observation-Disclosures. 78S0l 50
in secured by pledge on Bank Stocks 4075 OO
Invested in City Bonds consolidated 14*i5 To
Invested in first morg construction Opelousas Rail
road ,onds. ,.......................... I6,2ll %
invested first mortgage Bonds of Opera House
Co1,nepv. .,,,....................... 10000 Gu
scrin of Mutual insurance Companies ......, $50 90
Cssi, on hand ,..,..,................32,4 81
Total amount Of Assets. 235276
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23

The Board of rustsss resolved pny six cant. in
teres or this outstanding Certificates OF Profits Cor TIE year'
1851 1858 and 1855 and after the second MONDAY in Feb
rUury next.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23

: TooD THE TEST OF e
And grows more and more Popular every day
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23

DEsoTo LODGE Ne; z meets At Haon Rouge on Thursday
evenings 0aicersR3 Hoffman, N. O. r. Lambert v. o.; d.
teith, Treasurer.
METH LODGE No. q meets at Shreveport on Wednesday
evenings ohctr a. Schainer n. G. NJ S Buckriew Y
g.; seiigman Fer Secretary +. X. Mahuapt, Treasurer
ST. LANDRY LODGE No. 2j meets at Onelousas every
Saturday evening" Qdieers--J. D. Richard n g :; o. r.
Gudry, v. g.; omer Pore seore.ay C. n Eaer Treasurer
CLINTON LODGE No. q meets on Wednesday, eyeu,ngs
OHicersW. II. Green, n e.; H 3, Gay " G h Scnnrcl
Secretary Henry Hardlord Per secretary Norwood TiIon
Treasurer,
EXCELSIOR LODGE No. 81 meets at Thibodsax nm so,rr
day evenings. ohicersG saincair N. g., A. Robchamd
VG; VIM, Hunt, Secretag; v. Sanron Per Secretary H.
Cagenavetle, Treasurer,
NEW ISERIA LODGE No. 35 es at New Iberia on
Saturday evenings 0hicers-Wm. Southwel n. c.; Nv q
Caldwell Y. G.; Wm. A. Robert Secretary; John Moore
Treasurer
evenings
ASSUMPTION LODGE No. 43 meets at Napoleonvle Q,
Saturday evenings.
CLAIBORNE LODGE No. 45 meets at Mnden on Thursda
evenings Qfices-d q Loye, n. g.. r. a. johnson, W G
q. Duttn, Secretary; j II. Web3, Treasurer.
HENRY ;rondS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23

-
n BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR Is. .l--cffcers - Gardner
snlth resident s. Bouenet Treasurer Henry Bier
Tstaty Daniel Merritt Sexton oerneiery Comtteeaeny
Vest, J. NJ Winsiow, jams Furnesgx MembersNA "
Macdonald r. W. Grand t9dge J. NJ. Wiuslow Washington
Lodge koS ~ W Moare, Union Lodge No A. Sy Ives
ts Gtesesnt Lodge Nos; y Allen Orleans Lodge No. II
SardnsT smith, commercial Lodge No. y B. naSilva W.
ard Lodge No l3; Heur Bier Hops Lodge No Ii G. G.
Bier, Delta Lodge No. Is. y "
ana The opening Of the same applied for
and LatAS streets. - ' ~ 'p
Fsees OF Los and YauiEs-Regulsr lots 10 feet souare
Sign dl 6g feet, Vaults, double 10 Stockh6iding
4 Lodges $40 eEhers, $50 - 4
yalts opefed unless n az ~
hrtt obtained from seereIRIy - - '+'p po
d eaiige to te pptehae Of be had
HENRY BIER. Secretary O. F. Rest
General Relief Committee II. %. n. n.
body meets the Fila Of each month nj The
p sf q ns s5fand stereeaFy Odd Felpws Hail. O'Clock
D. @. RYERbYt President
HENRY BIER Secretary and TreaAurer
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23

MAY such dire woe ne'er visit you;
Thanks that no careless stranger hand arfayed
Thee, love. O.. God our cup is bitter made!
Dear friends, ye have done what ye could
adieu! [Knickerbocker
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23

So ye have done, kind friendss Depart
And leave us to the sanctity of grief:
Alone with our sweet dead and God, relief
Must come in some blest form to each torn
4@ heart.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23

Icery Oregoi he true copy OF the original e&tant
In current archives.
ny hand and seal at New orleans, on to l9lh DAY
Of Ar,i a. y 1850. ~ ', r,-,rpDo ~ u
" ALTER H. ffi Fsth'' ~ Z
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23

Ay robe her in the snowy dress
She wore it when the summer buds were blown
The bright, fair summer and our Rose were flown;
Like thee, October, fallen leaves we press.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23

Her features are relaxing-see
The lips are wreathing with the olden smile,
That spake her innocent Of thought of guile;
O! darling it is hard to part with thee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23

NEEYFGEs, WI. a., 100 Camp street. " WATGL,MAkEF Ina,
II .eWalry, Geld Pens Fancy Arices aHd
Watches iey7ory articles epnired At moderate prices
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-04-23

Touch her with gentle fingers, friends;
sris hard to know her sleeping GREATNESS tnere--
d lgould we did not need to ask your care
But sudden grief all power to act suspehos'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-11
washington Matters.

A6HlhGTOHs aluy V.
Much alarm exists ct AIexandris owing
to the proposed military occupation.
Gov Letcher has issued a proclamalio ion
saying the sovereignty Of Virginia has been
denied, her territorial rights assailed, aud
her sol threatened with invasion by the au-
thorities at Washington, and every arti6ce
employed TO inasme the people Of the North,
ern S stes against us. 1t therefore bceomes
the solemn duty Of every citizen Of Virgin
ia to prepare for the impending conflict.
In this view he authorizes the military com.
mander to order out the forces and muster
additional numbers Of volunteers as the exi-
gences Of the times may command
The Secretary of var in order TO accom-
modate the travelling public, has directed
the opening of the military route between
Washington and Philadelphia via Annapo,
is There will be two daily trains.
The Government has declined accepting
more than one regiment of three months
volunteers from Michigan.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-11
WAsuINGroN. May

AsHINGToN, May 1.
The Herald's correspondent says The
greatest activity prevails at the War and
Navy Department, perfecting details, Gu.
comprising and Furnishing traitors.
The lOyslistS Of Baltimore are preparing
to welcome the Government troops.
There will be ut least three regiments
raised in Baltimore, Of 1000 men
each. aud be accepted by the government
10000 troops will be concentrated near
Washington.
The Massachusetts Regiment, yesterday,
sent FIVE bundered loaves of splendid bread,
made by themselves, to the n. Y. 2Sth
Regiment
Gen. Patterson, of Pennsylvania, will
move troops by delachments through Bal.
timore as soon as the railroad is repaired.
Late Richmond papers announce the
marching of military companies towards
Harper's Ferry.
The Kentucky Battalion is expected to
move thitber.
Senator Morrill, tenders a regiment Of
lumbermen from Maine, none to be less than
six feet, for the regular army. They are
likely to te accepted.
The Governors of Pennsylvania Ohio,
Michigan, Indiana and Illinois, agreed on
a plan Of cooperation for support of the
Federal Government. They act as unit,
their action having been ratified by the
President.
Secretary Chase has ordered the stop.
page of all supplies of any kind, for the re.
bellious States, at Cairo.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-11


II oOuiera upon all, bscapse II is home, and "a, |
thsrlaud. where sleep The ashes Of our ancestors
and 10 which the hopes of pos,erily repose
We fought our hardeet battle when We heard
the good byes, took the warm hands, and look.
ed into the familiar eyes Of those we lelt behind
We felt when Il was we'll, over, that we could
face anything better than such partngs. AT
Cleveland we were met at the depot and escort
ed about until orr eyes were fuIl Of d1st and
our limbs foil OF WEAKNESS. 10 the afternoon
eyes we're briuy In Cleveland, as we marched
through crowded streets to the @. O. a @. r.
r.. depot. Il was soon over, when amid cheers
almost dealening, waving Of hats, bOunets, and
handkerchief, we cut loose for Columbus, where
We arrived at 81 p. m, and left for Marietta al
9lp. m. Tuesday morning we brought up ia
Loveland, and found fruit trees in full bloom
and the season at least two weeks in advance oI
AsbtabuIa. The Marietta railroad is as rough
as pole bridge, aud not as level as common
highway, entirely out Of repair, or rather wa,
never half made. 1t passed through most de
lgh,fsl and grand hill aud gorge scenery. We
were met at every depot with delegations o
patriotic men, women and children. The wo
men had aprons, bounets, and capes Of the red
white and blue. Our trip was perfect ova
tiOp, the cheers Of the people we're scarcely Ou
OF hearing. Men left the plough in the furro,
10 toss their caps in the air and bade US Co
speed. LBR
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-11
NO Dismembsrmsnt OF the Nation.

The President has wisely determined 70
publish the correspondence Of Mr. Faulkner
with the State Department reporting his
interview with NJ. ThouVenel French N;nis.
ter OF For All. concerning the question og
the dismembermeUt Of the American Renuh
lie aud the establishment of q separate ma
lion in the South. We have credible in.
formation that when DaVis's Commissioner
arrived he gave them the benefit of bis in
PRODUCTION TO the Minister of Foreign Al
fairs.
In this letter Mr.. Faulkner assures thG
Secretary of State that the French Govern
ment will be 10 no haste to recognize any
new power built up by the destruction OF
the American Union though il will of course
hold itself at liberty to recognize such q
power so soon as it shall seem to be actual
y and permanently established. Mr..
Faulkner says that be assured the French
statesmen that force would never in any
'aSs be employed by the American people
% redEee the eonspirators to obedience and
lnty. To this Mr. Seward, 10 his letter 10
Mr.. DaytoO, also printed by direction Of the
President, gives . felieitous aud an adequate
Expression. There is not now" be says,