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| GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA- Steamship
| Magnoa-10 bales cotton Francke Il Daniel dc
I J D Blair &co--70 do Wright, Allen &co-l5 do te
4 Avery & Shipley-7 do to Alcus & Seherck-43f
/ SKIS cotton seeds do E j Hart &eo-3l do j War
ner Growford 2 pkgs Southern Express pkgs
| 16 bxs mdse Commercial Express-6 eighth-casks
| 7 bxs wine Woodruff, Butler &co-S0 head cattle
McQuoid, Mehle &co-sundries to order-Total los
| bales cotton
| MOBILE Steamship Planets bales cotton R
G Stapleton-l3 do ThornhilI il Richardson do
Health do Walthall &co-sundries to order
Total 43 bales cotton
GALVESTON Craftsmanship LucilIe-7 bales cot
ton and sundries to order
MOBILE-Steamer Louise-s0 bales cotton and
sundries to order 5@
MOBILE Steamer Manhattan--l0 bales cotton
to Bohn-sundries to order
M0BILE-Steamer Magnolia-2 bales wool to
Speed Summers &co-sundries to order
MOBILE Steamer Frances-3l bales cotton to
E Dupasseur
Z MOBILE-Steamer Fanny Pearson-40 bbls tur
pentine Edey & Pinckard-sundries to order
II4E-Steamer Morgan--25 bales cotton to
Lehman, NeWgass &co--sundries to order
MOBlLE-Schr G W Benbury-58O bbIs rosin so
do tnrpentine to M J Smith &co t.
MOBILE-Schr Henrietta-22 900 feet lumber
Ward & Hopkins
KEY WEST via TAMPA BAY-sloop Frank
$50 bushels salt to order
UTILLA-Schr Hy Travers-Lot fruit to order
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Memoranda.

From the officers of the steamer Alex Speer ar
rived last night from Shreveport we learn that the
steamer Fleta. Captain Robson, from Shreveport,
bouad to this port sunk the ass inst, at Campte
The boat is in good position to be raised, and
NEST of her cargo viii be saved.
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LIVERPOOL.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS,
Calling at Havana and Queenstown embark Mails
and Passengers taking Cotton and signing bills adng
here at through of freight hence ST. Petersburg
Moscow, Riga, Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam,
Gothenburg and Havre
The final of destination may be either fixed on signing
the bills of ladng, declared by the holder of the bill
of lading within twelve hours after the steamers arrival
Liverpool thus sfording the importer the choice of
markets.
THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN STEAM
Navigation Company Limited dispatch the following full
powered Iron Screw steamships between
LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS DIRECT,
Sailing from LIVERPOOL every alternate TUESDAY and
NEW ORLEANS every alternate SATURDAY,
LOUISIANA 1874 tons. p Jamison, Captain.
MISSISSIPPI. tons j. Campbell Captain
FLORIDA. 1887 tens T. Baker, Captain
MISSOURI 1864 A Hancock, Captain
ARKANSAS. .......1ss6 tons IT, Barron Captain
ALABAMA. 1879 tons WIN. L. Mesney, Capt
GAMBIA. 1861 tons. j. Graham. Captain
CAROLINA. .1s4l ....J. Harby Captain
BOLIVIAN. 1913 tons. H P p Couche Capt1
Cabin Passage Liverpool s2 gold its equivalent in
currency.
FOR rates OF Feight apply TO
| WIN. HUNTER CO., Al Carondelet street.
Nc Bills of ladng for this Company (Which can only be
| signedl viii be had at the Agents Office above.
FOR LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT HAVANA AND QUEENSTOWN
FOR LIVERPOOL CALLING AT HAVANA
| and Queenstowr-The steamship
Gambia.
Cargo is now being received at the foot Of jackson
street, for above steamer sailing punctually SATURDAY
the 18th Of February, o'clock M and followed by
the FLORIDA on Saturday, the 24th of February.
Cabin passage to Liverpool Sl25 Havana S35 in gold
or their equivalent in o. s. Currency.
For freight passage, apply to
WIN. HUNTER & CO., Al Carondelet street.
INSURANCE by these steamers done in Liverpool and Lon
don at ONE PER CENT.
Consgnee of goods respectfully desired
Bills of Lsding at the office pay their freight de-
livery orders for the
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Receipts by Railroad.

N. o., O. & G. w. r. R.-Feb SO bales cotton
l Daunis-l2 do Ely Tete-s do bbs molasses t.
Lapene Il Ferre-7 do Schroeder 4 Scrhieber-l5S
SKIS cotton seed McKey-ll6 do to H T Coffee
SKIS seed cotton Wright e. HULL bales moss and
ID hides J 2 Deveron-37 hides Stern u Kaufman
bxs ordnance Col Alen-and sundries to order
Total 80 bales cotton II bbls moasses
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Magnolia, Gardner, hom lndiasola, vii
Galveston to C Harris-lst district
Steamship Lucille, Doyle, From Galveston, t
Creevy Nickerson &co-~ist district 16
Steamship Planet, Agnew, from Mobile, to MOI
cross, Perkins & Hersey-lst district
SIP bark Carman, Chevere, from Havsna, to AVen
demo Bros in ballast-2d district Is
Brig Kcaaik, Yates, from Brazos Santiago, to mas
ter--2d district II ~
Br schr NY Travers, Paterson, frem Utilla. to mas
ter-2d district 20
schrl Comar, Juryman, from Mobile. in ballast. t.
Master-Basin
Schr C W Benbury, Smith, fren Mobile, to maste
Basin s.f. Is
Sclz Henrietta HoEnbech, from Mobile, to masee
| Basin :.
Br schr Sister Kate, Vefden, from Galveston, :
| ballast to master-3d district a.
stoop Frank, Farra, from Key West, via asfssf's
Bay, to master-Besln s.G
STEAMBOATS,. G.
Gen A Quitman, Cannon, from VlchseAss.
| Ruth, Duhle, from Cairo.
/ t Inminary, Fuller, from Louisville
plain CITY, Hodge from Evansville.
/ Alley Sheer. White from Shreveport.
MAGGIE HAYS, Shute, from Shreveport
| Iafourche, Raranco from Bayou Sara.
| Nina Sinrrfs, Greathouse, from Bayou sara.
I$ss Una. West, from Jefferson.
/ Mittie STEPHENS, Langhorn, from camden.
1 Matte, Patterson, from Bayou Macon.
/ Frances. Meyers. from Mobile
/ Fanny Pearson, Rhodes, from Mobile.
Morgan, Sinnott, from Mobile.
MarR5Ea, Graham from Mobile.
| Manhattan Wilson, from Mobile.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
4
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Mlarine Antelltgenee.
cpxsrpSr r,FyscE. No, ~ CAMP ,STsSEr,
Tuesday, February 6, 1891
Cleared Yesterday.

:
Cleared Yesterday.
VI ''seah's''P Ell Forstall Son
Steamship Tappahanaock, Williams for Apmaach.
cola, ~. ,s,,,;,a + n r, 7 Ha, .s;s
steamer Morgan, innott fer Ssn,e 70 I nas1;
s ssaer Magnolia, Graham, Tor Mobile, Master
Steamer I,ornie, Milton, for Sabine Pass, Master
| Rris Lark, Hudgkin, for Cenfuegas,
o1i t - Goldenbow & Lesparre
prig Maria V hte, BryaEt, for Apalachicosa,
| Diis Jos Kelley
| sehr Convey, Carter, for Indianola,
| - Goldenhow & aesparre
Schr Open Sea, COMBS, for Havana, in ballast,
| nl z~ Master
schr Hsrsteiu, Horn for Havre,
| eseaf Creevy, Nickerson Sec
Schs Fanny Kaia for Pensacola, Master
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e STEAMSHIPS.
GALVESTON.
FOR GALVESTON MERCHANTS LINE.
To sail on WEDNESDAY, 7th inst. a. FEN.
EoR GALVESTON THE SPLENDID FAST
sailing sidewhee steamship
Palmyra,
CHAs H SINCLAIR, Commander,
VIII wharf foot of St. Joseph street. as above For
freight or passage having unsurpassed sateroon accom-
modstions, apply to
OREEvY, MCPHERSON Il CO.,
Corner Carondelet and Ciravier streets
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PRESSURE LINE OF
s1DE-wHEEL STEAMERS.
Leaves on FRIDAY, 9th inst, atsAx
E,0R GALVESTON AND INDIANOLA-
The iron steamship
Morgan,
JOHN Y. LAWLEss, Commander,
wifi leave above. For freight passage apply to
1. @. HARRIS, corner Camp and Common streets.
B-Freight for Matagorda Bay will be delivered at thu
end of Ships Tackles
Bills Of lsding will be signed at the AGENTS office.
Freight will be received Wednesday, 7th inst, foot Of St
Joseph st.
THE ATLANTIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
To sail on WEDNESDAY 7th inst, at 8 o'clock..x
FOR GALvEsToN-THE FINE NEW SIDE
wheel steamship
Raleigh,
Captain WALKER,
will leave her wharf, foot of St. Joseph street, as above
For freight passage having unsurpassed sateroom
| nodssiors, apply to
JAMES CONNOLLY 4 CO.,
IS Poydras street.
rs" Bills Of Ladng signed the office of the agents.
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS Low PRESSURE LIN
1 SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, Eth inst, at 8 A. Il
EyOR GALVESTON AND INDIAN0LA-
4 The new iron steamship
| W. G. Hewes,
D. s. AUSTIN, Commando
will leave as above. For freight passage Apply to
| l. c. HARRIS,
| Corner Camp and Common streets
NBFreght for Matsgorda Bay will be delivered
Of ships tackles Bills adng will be signed at the Agent
office.
Freight will be received February 5th foot St. Josep
street.
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NJ Y z VI, UUHshR uUWn the Coast IN do
VlRGlNliIS q DENTZEL. Advertiser
H-AEoO.
BATON ROUGE.

y, REGULAR COAST PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 NJ, and every SATUHs
DAY at p NJ.
TOR BATON ROUGE, PLAQUEMINEiDoNALLl-
sonvile and all Intermediate landngThe new and superb
wheel steamer Monsoon, Heno MASTER o. Li6ano
clerk, will as above Returning she will leave Baton
Rouge every SUNDAY at p M, and THURSDAY at P. Il
LEONCE BAYHT, l6 Bienvills ST.
The Monsoon will freight Tor all landings on Bayou La
fourche. 20
Shippers responsible for payment Of freight
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BAYOU MACON.

"a BAYOU MACON AND TENSAs PACKET.
Leaves WEDNESDAY, Feb 7, at p. n.
EOR BAYOU MACON AND ALL LANDINGS
l. TN L. wer Tensas Hack rvers-The fine steaaeP
MaGIfe. H. Patterson MASTER will leave as above Fo9
TITUS l. GWARTNEY, Agents,
Tchnupitnulas street.
yIRGTNIus q. DENTzEI. Advertising Agent.
REGULAR TBNsas AN BAYOU MACON PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 9Th inst, at 5 P. NJ
nor TENsAS AND BAYOU MACoN-THE FINK
Il passenger packet SHltsif, L. Fl. Patterson master, "
Guss clerk leave for Tensas Macon and all inter-
reae landings above For freight passage, apply
board, or 70 .=sz=s
F. J. WTNBURN 81 Magazine street.
FIBGINIuS G. DEKT2EL, Advertising Agent
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET.
Leaves New Orleans and Memphis on
ALTERNATE WEDNESDAYS
Leaves on WEDNESDAY, Feb. Is at o'clock N.
Steamer HENRY Won PHUL-JAMES ALLEN Master ;
Z. T. BURKE, Clerk.
LTOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPOLEON, EGGS
IL Point. Greenvile, Lake Providence, Milkens Bend,
Lake Washington, Grand Lake. Ashton Vcksburg Nachez
Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou Sara Baton Rouge and all inter
mediate landings
The packet will take freight
river with the privilege of eshppng first packets
Vcksburg For freight passage apply on board, to
JEO. 4. HYDE CO, Agents,
ll3 Common street
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-ATTAIf APAS.
FORT JACKSON.

REGULAR LOWER COAST PACKET TWICE WEEK
WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS at 10 O'clock A. NJ.
NOR FORTS JACKSON AND ST. PHILIP
fonre Ia Hsehe, and Intern diate itndings-The new
and magnificent y. a. Black ford, Leo Bayhi
master q. Benjamin and A. Lauarfe clerks leaves New
Orleans Wednesday 10 Granhe Prtlrle, and
every Saturday 10 A. Forts Jackson and St Philip
Returning Thursdays and Mondays For freight or passage
apply board,
TITUS GWARTNEY 3 Tchoupitoulas street,
or to FIRMIN MARTIN, las Old Levee
VIRGINIUS G. DENTzEL Advertising Agent.
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NEW YORK.
,-1,1-- --.--------
oA 144.lD 'lf'Ah'fair oo"rAsf.
80 w oiANi''iir"'
L NE" ANU
,"..s ''N','np'
nohsit,e 'If.p sons.' Nielsen, Commander
] o. 'Soao tons' wimpenny' Commanded
tr n 'soso TONS Berry Commander
NORTHERN North ln LIGHT POS Commander
The new and rsseass screw crew. steamships asahIus'
MISSISSIPPI aOOD toms - Cor,ord,,
MERKlMAoh' S seo tons Commanding
MONTEREY ... 1900 tons. .Furber, Commandng
ships which have ever been built in this for any home
line They are in every respect fitted for service the
are not exced by those uuon snv ather i'm the nrd
Ne Passage sidewhee steamships rst c.. IN $50 second
cabin $40 Passage in screw steamships first cabin $50
Freight will be received at the Company warehouse the
a. an ou,lns business hours ana Inc eompanys
lima Az" $50 ~ "'' ''1''
For frsipbt o, nasssgs s,n,v To
T. M CovRTFNay Ao.,+
38csrondelet street.
ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI srp.ueu,p I1np
$40 ........ FOR FIRST caR1N Gao
m,,,,,n -, N''' -
No CARGO rAKEr an nEop
EroR NEW YORK DERECT-TuE WELL,
"'''h mas, ,
will sail for New York above jackson street wharf
this route For freight rates. apply
IN. con' Gahk s,saot ALIEN. u,
n5Y-LETTERS IN STAMPED ENVEt OPS AM " EAR ba
- -. ~ p.eooAs "o.o,Ho- I""
FOR NEW YORK.
CRoMWELLs N Y. AND N. o. STEAMSHIP LINE
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REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS PACKET
Leaves NEW ORLEANS and MEMPHIS ALTERNATE
SATURDAYS.
Leaves SATURDAY, Feb 10th, at s p. NJ
STEAMER MAGE Mat. P. LEArHERS, Master, A. b.
ELMER, R. A. O"EN and CHAS Gk[CE Jerks
FOK MEMPHIS HELENA, Ma "oLE,'N, GREEN
Il ve Eggs Point Lake Washington, Grand Lake,
Carolina Landing Ashton, Pitchers Point Skpwiths
Landing Lake Providence, Goodrichs Landing Omega Nil
lkens Bend Vcksburg Natcez Grand Gulf Rodney Bayou
Sara, Baton Rouge and al intermediate landings
The packet will take freight and passengers for
Ya1oo River with privilege Of rehipping fr,t-c
packets Vckburg For freight passage apply board
or to JuHN A. STEVENS N. Agent,
s Front street.
All business for Natchez Vicksbnrg and the Bends will
cetve special attention
vIRGINIUs c. DENTzEL. Advertising Agent
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TSIEN G. REALE, sTATIoNER, =.

ID No IL NASSAU STREET., NEW YORK.
large of first class Hank Books Alse
and Foreign Papers and Stationery constantly hand
Account Books made order photography, Engraving and
Printing promptly and In the best possible
Special orders by mail and prices low any
house in the city for gSoda Of equal Qualrf,
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The above packets will take freight and passengers Men,
phs and Yazoo River, with privilege of eshppng FIRST
class packets u Vickgburg,
For freieh, passage apply board
HITE MGRDOCR, 81 dravier street
JNO. f. HYDE y CO., Agents, ll3 common st.
A. BRITTON Front street
SThe will take freight and passengers
for Sunhce River with privilege of reshipping the
steamer Eddie
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OPELOUSAS.

FOR oPELOUsAS.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at S p. N.
NOR OpELOUSAS, WASHINGTON. FORT
Il Barre Mouth of Bayou Rouge, and all intermediate
light swift packet CIeona, G. G. Pickett,
master -chnin CLERK, will leave above. Returning
will leave Washington every WEDNESDAY MORNING at
10 O'Clock, For freight passage apply hoard
BARUs Il GAjAC. Agents, St Louis street.
Leaves Orleans every Wednesday, at leaves Wash
ington every aturday, at P. M.
NOR PElD USAS, WASHINGTON, FORT BARK
L Smmsport mouth Bayou Rouge, and all intermedat.
landings Bayou Courtableau and Atchaaaya rverTht
light-draught and swift passenger steamer Irene, O.
Hnckley MASTER NJ. Kenison, clerk will leave us above
For freight passage apply on board, or to
E. MONTAGUE, Jr, q St. Louis street.
VIRGINIUS G. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
The Irene will take for any point cons
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5 p. ~ positively
ENOR OPELOUSAS, WASHINGTON, PORT BARRE
L Smmsport mouth Bayou Rouge, and all intermedIntr
landings Bayou Courtabeau and Atachaasye riyerhs
light dranght and swift steamer Cl-On G. Picket
master NJ L. Mrsncon clerk will leave above For eigh,
or passage apply board,
BLAN HIN GIRAUD, 6s Old Leyee stree.
A iAJAG, 9 st Louis street
VIRRiNIUS C. DENTZEI. Advertising Aeep 4
STEAMBOAT HULL RISKS
THE NATIONAL MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
once. corner OF Camp and Common streets
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS.
Leaves WEDNESDAY,, 7th inst, at 8 p. NJ.
LNOK MEMPHIS HELENA. NAPOLEON, VICKS-
L. burg NAtchez mouth of Red River Bayou Sara Baton
Rouge and all intermediate landings the Bends-The
and superior passenger packet Henry Won Eshuf,
James Allen, master, T. Burke clerk will leave
For freight passage appl on board
JOHN 4. STEVENSON, Agent Front street.
VIRGINIUS c. DENTzEII, Advertising Agent
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STEAMBOATS,.
RED RIVER.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY, 7tt inst, at Pm.
TOR JEFFERSON DlRECT-FoR JEFFERSON,
Smhland Swanson's Landing, Port Caddo Shreveport
Monterey Grand Bayou Alexandria, Normans Barblns and
all landings Red RverIhe light draft packet steamer
UHn, II. West master, H. i. Dowty clerk will leave
above For freight or passage apply on board Or to
A, BkITT0f Agent, S Front street.
NIRGINIGS C. DENTHEI. Advertising Agent
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LINcoLN'S VETO.

I, has been repeatedly stated in such
very intelligen, papers as the Sacramento
Union that President Lincoln never exer'
cised the veto power. He drew up a veto
to a bill in the early part OF his admins.
,ration, but his objections, having been
noi.ed abroad, were anticipated by the
passage of a joint resolution through Con
gress-thus obvia,ing cause for the Presi-
dents refusal to approve. Notwi,hs'and.
ing. however, the bill was signed. Presi'
den, Lincoln sen, in his objections" a.
they originally stood, ard indicated Other
points for remedying besides those covered
by the JOINT resolution. Il will be re
membered that the President poekstsd III
Wade. Davis bill, and wrote a ProclAma
ton thai, clearly stated he would have
vetoed the measure. directly, # he had
had time to do so, before the adjournmrni
Of the SSth Congress. On June Esd,
1852, President Lincoln sent in a veto
message. en- "an act to repeal that part Of
an &C, Of Congress which prohibits III
circulation of bank notes Of a less demon
ination than dive dollars, in the District OF
Columbia" He said : "Should this sc'
become a law, it will certainly and great,
de,eriora,e to the serious injury of hones'
trade and honest labor" For this>vet"
he was not accused of "usurpation." nor
Of insulting the representatives OF thu
people," But how Prvsidrn, Lincoln was
afterwards denounced-in what terms, on
wha, Rrounds-we shall show hereafter /:
and many readers will be Surprised to Sc,
the parallel between the charges brough
agains, President Lincoln and his sue,
cessor.
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The grace that made Us righteous over all,
That stamped our coin with holiness, ant
.ranRhF

OPINIONS OF JERRERsoS.-Speskins oil
the negro population in the United States,
no less a man than Thomas jefferson,
author Of the Declaration Of Independence,
said:
Nothing Is more certainly written In
The book Of fate than that these peopl.
(negroes) are to be free; nor Is it les.
certain that the two races, equally free,
csnno, live in the same Government. Ma.
ture, habit and opinion have drawn in.
dellible lines OF Distinction between them"
In the same paper. Mr.. Jefferson said
81, is still in our power to direct the
process Of emancipation and deportation
.peaceably. and in such slow degree that
the evil will wear of insensibly, and their
places be. pari passs. illed up With free
white laborers. II. on the contrary, It is
left to force itself on, human nature must
.hudder at the prospects held up"
This last quoted shadowins IN prophe'
cy, Ia. been fulfilled; how awful the
fulallment! The last half Of the hrst
quoted paragraph, and its concluding sen.
tence is on the record for noting now. and
sessins hereafter.
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HumboIdt Items.

From the Register, June 3Oth.I
MrLIrARY.-Lieut. Ward went in or
Mondays stage, under orders to report a
headquarters, San Francisco. Lieut.
MoIlton came out to take his place. Thu
greater part Of the Company e. U. S. Is
Cavalry was necessary for escort servic'
TO General Halleck and staff going north
OF the squad left, three men were her'
Sunday, and reported themselves In pur
suit of deserters. We have heard Il stated
that but three men remained. Col. Bakel
was here Wednesday, on his way to Sar
Francisco, on business connected witt
Wards case.
GNATs.-These pests are very lively
along the river. They are very annoying
10 stock. The heavy breeze which came
this way some ten days since brought q
formidable delegation to this side Of the
summit, and stock in the canons has suf-
fered considerably. Stock in the canon,
Ia all fat, however, and can stand some.
thing Of q draft in that character.
RoueH ON THE OLD MANA quain,
old Joker, who lives not more than forty
miles from this place, wal remarking on
matters of genealogy the other day, Said
he, Ny mother is a lady--a highly edu.
Gated lady-but, she married such q scrub
like meself-I'm patterned after the ould
man."
KNOCKED WITH A CANB.-Doll, OF Red
Bluff. went through Insolvency. The
O6,srpsr. sticking up for the town, said
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CoSoREssxAN Boutwell,. in his Faneiul
Hall speech, on June 7th. said he did no,
believe the Union would ever be recon-
structed until suffrage is given to the
freedmen; and further, that the Rspubli.
can party will not be committed to the
admission Of any Of the Southern States
upon their adoption of the proposed
amendments to the Constitution, but will
demand something more and will enforce
that demand. 1--WE shall demand" said
he. 'that those States severally, before
they are admitted to representation on the
Aoor Of Congress, shall. by their W fun
damental law. provide for the ~enfranchise-
ment Of the negro."-Boston Traveller.
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TRouBLEs.-Some people are as careful
Of their troubles as mothers are Of then
babies !; they cuddle them, and rock them,
and hug them. and cry over them. and hy
into a passion with you il you try TO tax,
them away from them; they want you to
fret with them, and help them to believ,
that they have. been worse treated than
anybody el.e. II they could, they would
have a picture Of their grief in gold fran,
hung over the mantel shelf for everybody
to look at. And their grief makes them
ordinarily selRsh-they think more Of
their dear little grief in the basket and in
the cradle than they do Of all the world
beside; and they say you are h~ard-hearted
IL you say don't fret" "Ah! you dom
understand me-you don't know me
you can't enter into my trials Bdno
Amos.
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Tn. Idaho Union Convention. which

TH. Idaho Union Convention. which
me, at Boise City on June 2lst:
Re,olred, Tha, We regret the apparent
differences Of opinion between the FIe.i
dent and Congress upon the subject OF I'M
restoration Of the late reoellious States
but. We have entire confidence in the In
,egr,y and patriotism Of both, and we
also fully believe that those differences
will be satisfactorily settled between them
and those States restored to their former
relations In the Union upon terms thai
will give entire satisfaction 10 the loyal
people Of the whole Union.
Resolped, That the doctrine Of MULTI
cation aud Secession taught by the So
called Democratic party. is a~ntagonistic TO
the perpetuity Of the Union. and destruc-
tive TO the peace, order and prosperity OF
the American people.
Rssolrsd, That we are opposed TO any
congressional legislanon upon the subject
of negro suffrage for either the States or
Territories.
Rssolrsd. That we are opposed to the
Julian bill. or sny other bill having for lis
object the taxation or sale Of the mineral
lsnd., as inconsistent with a sound Ma
tional policy. and detrimental to the inter-
ssts Of the country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-06

ARrEMUs WARD ON NAPoLEoS's LIFE
OF CRSAR.-I sot up a spell by the kitchen
6re reudin' Napoleon's Life of Cesar,
What a reckless old cuss he was! Cesar
made it lively for the boys in Gaul. dIdn',
he He slew one million of citizens, male
and female-Gauls and Gaulesses-and
then he sold another million 'em into ala.
very. He continued this style Of thing
for some time. wien he was assassinated
in Rome by some heightened Roman gen.
rleman, led on by Mr.. Brutus. When old
Bruty inserted his knife into him. Cesar
admitted that he wa gone up. His funr
raj was a great success, the house bein'
crow ded 10 its utmost capacity.