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NEW ORLEANS, OPELOUsAa
AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD.
o. q. Mall Route Between New Orleans,
Western 4 ouisiana and Texas.

The Railroad Ferryboat foot Of St Ann street,
opposite Square, DAILY at ~ connecting
With the PASSENGER TRAIN leaving Agiers stSA.n
Shippers and eOnsgnees Of freight by giving notice to the
New Orleans Trar Company corner Camp and Common
Tracts can have their goods received delivered in part
Of the city at reduced rates Of drsyage
Freghts stations the road for landings on the Tehe
and for Opeousas deliverable at New Iberia or st. Martins
VILE received daily Sundays excepted from TO p ~
81 the foot Of St Ann street.
Freight for all points Bayou Laourche between Laba
dIevie and Loekpot for Beanger Canal and for HOuma
viii be received transported through via Raoeand La
oucbe and Tereboune stations through Steamboat rates
An outward freight payable ct the time Of Shipment and
inward rsght on delivery.
q. r. BAILEY,
Superintendent
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VEImTe ITITF0a WOW

STEAMSHIPS--STE
NEW YORK.
FOB NEW YoRK
rKRcHASry STEAMSHIP LINE
Comprising the nrss-class Steamship r
GENERAL. eRAHr.............-; .cspssin r. QuicE
cREsctNr csp.slln y hoimss
shNERAE aRi6E. A s.@p.sa
UNITED srATEs.............'! osp'~n Geo. H. S0"sh
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
'"' United states.
GEo L. NORTON Commander.
win leave her wharf. foot Of St. Louis street, on sun
DAY, Msy l7th, stSA
These Steamers have superior accommodation Tor pas
CABIN
Fer freight passage apply 70
"ooD' ~ N. 100 Common street.
IN. steamship CRESCENT CITY will follow. leaving
as above on SUNDAY. May Ath.
roe NKw YoRK DIRECT.
TIE cRoxwBLL LINE
This Line /. composed Of tn. following steamships:
SEQ. Cromwell Geo Washinst0n.
Nariposa. Cortes,
PHILLIPS. Commander,
VII hen wnan oet Of foulouss street, on SAT nDAi'
May 18th, at5F.E
freight for LIVERPOOL HAvRE and BREMEN taksn
BY this line through bills Of isdng given for same
Ter frsishs passage apply 70
ALFRED noULfoK.
81 osrondelst street.
PHILADELPHI
Fos PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
TIE PHILADELPHIA AND soUrHERE HAIL
STEAMSHIP ooxPANrs
Regular ssmtHonthly Line Of sssam.hiy<
saniats, l2lb tons r p Ho4Ih
star Of UnIon l7O2 .ons.. ..Cspt r. n. oooKskY
To sail SATURDAY, May l6 st6r.G
CoR PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
The .vor.ts ssssmship
Star OF the Union.
Cap, T. N oooKsEY,
wm Issvs her wharf Jackson Square. IS ssOvs
Cabin Passage currency.
Through Ticksts to New York. Baltimore and Boston.
FOR freight passage, having splendid sccommOda-
-'-' cKEEvy. MCPHERSON . CO..
So Osrondelet street
BALTIMO RE--HAVANA. =
roR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
rHH new ORLEANS. BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEHINoErHLY LINE or STEAMSHIPS
LIBERrY. ,oo tsH. .Tsos ssIn ooransndsr'
| OUBA..........n6d tens. .DukehArt, Oomasndsr
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAua
FIRST CABIN;
xhrouxh Tickets New ysrk.................. SEQ.
EOk BALTuMoEs ANB HAVANA.
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-rhs splo.dd last sssushp
DUKEHAKT. Commands.
WIN is.v. . sDovs on SATURDAY., May 18th. At
O'Clock p. n.
For freight or passsge having unsurpssssd scoomnods
lions apply 70 wITHERsPooN. HALsEY CO., Agsnts.
| 70 Oarondslst siresl
MB-NO bulls Of l.dins sst tho.e Of The COMPANY ~
ssacs No tfsishs fer Havana saEs. sxsT Il ssIook
day Of SAILING
tn. LIBERTY. osps. t. A Balm. vn scIlo-.
BRAZOs SANTIAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Leaves on SUNDAY. MsyT. asAG
COR BRAzOs SANTIAGO THE Low.
Il pressure side wheel iron steamship
| L. G. Harris,
W. H. TALBOT. Commander.
VIII leave as above nom ner vnsf ioo' OF o.. Joseph ~
carrying the United States mails. For freight or passag
} sppytO uu,-vv 10 -.
50 and So Camp street.
NB-No freight received without order from the agents
The O. Harris will stop 81 0slveston 70 tsse the mn
=--
MISREPRESENTATION.
| --
ST. LOUIS.
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WATERING PLACES.

FOR WATERING PLACss-MoRGAN LINE U. q.
Mail Steamers.
EOR BAY at. LOUIS, PASS CHRISTIAN.
hissp p Uity, Biloxi OceaA Springs and fascageais
NEW ARRANGEMENT
rhs low pressure iron steamed Laura, Csptaa
JOSEPH NJ WALKER. will make rips TO above
OF Pontcharrain Railroad trains
below:
On TUESDAYS ard THURSDAYS. A n train
On SATURDAYS. IL uADon this bItp gOiDg 70 Pasc4
goulA = ..--..-.....
Returning WIN leave Ocean Springs SUNDAY, wEDNEs
DAY and FRIDAY EVENING"; fsscsgoula every SUNDAY
NOON.
The above trims will be regularly prevented
weather For further Information apply ~
OhAS. A. WHITNEY CO., -gents,
30 and 50 Camp street.
BAT Pass Christian stoppage made emily ~ the Cen
trial wharf
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Thursdau. Mas II. 1853.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
Observation-Disclosures
MORGAN LINE Urss NAIL STEAMERS.
ZOE GALVESTON AND INpIAsoL "a THE
following pressure steamships form TINS Line:
w o. Hewe,.I. Harris. Au.sia.
ssss Morgan.
Clinte. ..A.....Tsrt-r ...Ass~sers~'
" WIN G. Hewes.
GEO. K. TRIP. Commander.
win sail on SATURDAY. May 18th, at sLE
For freight or passage spply to
OHAs A WHITNEY CO.. Agents,
50 and 50 Camp street.
No whisky received without order from he Office
FOR TExAs...........-...-.Fo TEAAs'
INSIDE BRRwICK's BAY ROUTE,
NEW ORLEANS, oPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
Passages. sas. the Ferry opposite y.cfson Square
on SUNDAYS and Thu ksDAYs, al " o'clock A ~, and
Rrashssr CIV a. i2 taking the Morgan Line Steamships
81 S'f Brssss. S fSr galveston ''''' -
Josephine. J. N. LEWIS,
SUNDAYS AND THURSDAYS
Tickets 70 be had and state until O'Clock
EVERY DAY sundays excepted at the once Of the ope
iousas Railroad Company, No. 50 Canal street, II the
Ferry LANDING Oh 'N a. ". BAILEY SUPERINTENDENT
BOSTON.
xkzoHAKrs' BOSTON AND NEW ORLEANS srEAh
gHIP COMPANY.
gns Lana Comprise the Fine Ocean stesnshi7s
ooNoohDIA 400 tons. Lsand. oSnmsndsE.
KENsIH0TON... Hedges,
81. LOU1s........l20 Sears
pRIyNTAL....... 400 SNOW.
Forming q Regular Weekly Linz.
CoK BOSTON DIRECT--rHE STEAMSHIP
Remington.
VIII leave on SATURDAY. May 10th, at ?. Il, from
Bulls Head
fn t.arssrv snsr superior tor passss
GERS and rssht insure the lowest rates. and every ia
sity extended to shippers Fer height or passsst
.uplyto OREEvY. NIOKERsON co..
No IS Csrondslst street
FLORIDA PORTS.
FOR FLORIDA PORTS.
ALLIANCE LINE U. S. NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
L MHRKs, CEDAR KEYS WAY KEY, TAMPA AND
| KEY WEST
Through bills Of ladng TO Columbus. Ga. and cambridge
Ga and all regular landings ChstuhOoehee River. also
TO FernAndna end Jacksonville, cheaper than other
route Freight 60 New YO via Cedar Keys Florida X Alt
steamships connecting at Fernandina a. lowest
| rates and with dispatch
This line Is composed OF the following steamships TO sail
| semi monthly tor the above Amed ports
| Alliance, Z. E. PARKER, Commander.
Layaea L. II. LIVINGSTON, Commander.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. May 20, NsAx
| The steamship Alliance,
| Parker, Commander,
Will leave her wharL Post 40 Fourth District
taxing freight passen for the above named pos
~ r. W. PERKINS, Agent,
% Carondelet street.
B-Shippers will please procure orders from Agents
| Office before ding freight TO the steamer.
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CALIFORNIA.
TOWBOATS.

TOWB0ATS.
NEW ORLEANS TowBoAT ASSOCIATION
THE UNDERsIG6ED, WISHING TO ESTAB
sh equitable and uniform rate Of Towsge and TO oder
greater facilities the shipping entering and leaving this
port have combined the following TowbOats:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland, Levisthan. Gladiator and
Ferry.
HARRY WRIGHT LINE
Barry Wright and Sentinel.
FLINE.
Achilles. Thos. A. Morgan. Equator. W
bash, Norman, Republic, Tseumseh
wieaco and Reliance.
The number and power Of the above associated Line Of
rooas il guarantee detention viii either at
w. PETER NANCY, Eclipse Lima
SCHNEIDER ZUBERB, ER,
Barry Wrieh Lima
EDWARD A YORKE CO., y Lima
AasoeLatad Ohiee. IS Carendest street up stairs
T. g. NOR, ROSS,
CHAS FIrZENRITER,
Leves AFents
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RED RIVER.

Leaves on THURSDAY. l4'h inst. At "a
ISOR JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT, GRAND
Ecors. st. Maurice Cotle Alexandra, NOrmsn'S
Barbu's, and all way landings The fine, hghtdra side
wheel passenger steamer
JAS NJ TUCKER. Master, FERD " CELLos, Clerk,
viii leave above taking freight and passengers Tor all
landings the Raft with privilege Of rshpping For
heightO passage apply on board or to
W. NJ SURLs l6 New Loves street.
A. BRITTos co. 90 Common street.
FOR JEFFERSON DIRECT
Leaves positively on SATURDAY, May 18th, at 5RE
FOE JEFFERsoN. ssREyEPoRT asAsD
LANDINGS on Rs Rysr.Ihe new and Splendid ,iae-yhssi
Russ cek, viii eavs above For freight or passage
apply 0H 'OA'1 O. DoNoHUE, 2Thoupitouias street
wISBURN LORD 90 drawer street.
KoUNs THROUGH LINE-Lssyss EVERY SATURDAY
LoR JEFFERSON AND sH KEvsroRr
%PpsEsSaS 4 2 PAS. Gran. q I.s:.
every wEDsEsDAY NIsHT 81 Il n Passes AlsKsadria
sTs q aS .d -3 p1. ever:
Ta9EsDAY Passes Baton Rouge sys.y THY r. q
iersOn, three and : bsl, days Apply 60
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. at IE
| EOR GRAND ECsHE, ST. MAURICE MONT
gomery. twl take freight for all landings the Bon
Dev) Cole Alexandria, Hormans Barbrns and all inter
landings % take freight for Shreveport and inter-
mediate Landings reshppng At AexADdrAl-Ths nsv and
/ magnificent sdswhee passenger steamer
| ~. Nicholas.
| JOHN O DowTY, Master.
| Lou. Clayton and T. J. Dowty Clerks,
win shove For freight passage sppy on board
| orto WINBURk LORD 90 Graver street
he st. Nicholas wall take freight 9Th pAssengers for an
Coast Landings high the mouth o. Red River eerk
will be the landing 20 receive freight every Thursday
|
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

ARKANSAS RIVE R.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER
Leaves on wEDNI sDAY. May 10th, ss6rE
I,OR VAN BUREN. FORT sMIfH, LITTLE
ock Pine Bluff ali way lsndinRs-fhe No pAs-
senger Ca' oiine, W d. bstemAn, msste, VIII
sav. a. above positively For freight passage spy on
s0~O wrNBURN LORD. 80 Grsvisr street
n o DONoHUE, rcnoupiiou street.
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CON ANY, F0k MANDkVILLE, LkWISBUR9 AND
MADIsONVlLLE.
LOB VAUDEVILLE, LEWISBUR0 and MADt-
sonvil e-Ihe elegant pressure steamer CametiA.
Capt W. COZZERs, having unsurpassed accommodations
freight has purchased for this tade,
her regular daily the above PLACES
on 2hth April continuing In the trade summa
winter will be made for transports
ton freight and passengers 20 and from COvtngt0n
For further information apply to
COHEN NJ. SOFIA, Agent Is and 20 Upion street.
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The steamship Star of the Union, Capt. Csoksey from m
adepta via Havana crossed the bar AZ ~ yeetro9y r
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OHIO RIVER.

OHIO RIVER.
Leaves on III RSDAY. 18th inst a. p. and ThU as
DAY 25th NAV, at 8 p.
NOR LOUIsvILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, vIoKs-
Il burg, and all intermediate landings-rhe steamer
IL. Lee,
JNO, W CANNON, Master.
Leaves above. plan Of her cabin be sesn and
passage or height engaged 1t he office of
slNNOrfA ADAMS, 70 Conmercial Place
6Eo d. hlTE, Agent Y rshonp toolAss ~
Leaves on SATURDAY.. 10th inst st5rM-
EOR LOUIsVILLF, CAIRO. MEMPHIS, VICKS-
IL burg Nachez Baton Rouge and all intermediates land
inss-1he and splendid passenger steamer
Dexter,
Capt sam. MONTGOMERY.
wnleave For freight passage apply board
fBos. KEErFE Agent rs Poydras street
Leaves GA TUESDAY, MAY 18th, At 6P.L
UNOR IOUIsVILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, vICKs-
II burg all intermediate landings-Ths tine low
steamer
J. slut NEAL. Master; JOHN 8. VOOLFOLK. Clerkt
VIII leave ~ above A PLAZA cabin and
sINNOTr ADAMS. Agents 20 Commercial Place
Leaves on TUESDAY, May 26th, ats p.
EOR LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS, vICKs-
L burg. and all intermediate landings-ihe
Belle Lee,
A. kc0ILL, Master; A MARTIN. Cisrk,
Leaves as above plan passage
and freight engaged a the Office Of
siNHOTT a DAMS. IS Commercial Plaza
THos KEEFFE. 70 PoydrAs street
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OUACHITA RIVER.

Leav. s on THURSDAY, Nay l8th, at 6PE
LOB ca MDEs, BEEJH hill AND ALL LAND
pRp on and Ouachita Rivers-The splendid light
draft passenger steamer Letswssna, b. y srinEer.
above. For freight pa sage apply on board OF 20
A BRIrToN Co, No. ~ Common street.
n o. DONOHUE, 2Tehoupitoulas street
Ps-Tbe will take freight for Trenton, Mon:
roe landings belowdy barrels sOe vet do, Ioe and
corn per sack SOC.
TKENTON, MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS kEGU
LAF PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY, at6P.M
FOR CAMDEs, ARkApELPHiA ALAB JANA
Landing Ouachita City STERLING Landing, Port Union
Trenton Monroe Columbia HArsonburs, Trinity. and In
teredate landings Black aud Ouachita kvcrs-Ths mag
ni6eent fast-Tunnng PASSENGER packet
Ylcksburg.
r. A. BLANKS, Master; O. PIES WORK, CLERK,
VIII leave positively above For freight or passage apply
GEO D. HITE, Agent II TchouptouAs q.
WIrBURN LORD, 90 0raver street.
WIN N. sURLs. 10 New Levee street.
The yICKsBURG connects with No steamers for al
points on Bout river DArbonne Bayou Bartholomew and
"a river and with .he hne passense steamer Ihs 10y
Camden and Arkadepha City also connects At Trinity Nh
the ELLEN for Bayou Mac n and Tensss
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States shall never be amended or
changed so as to discriminate in favor
OF or against any citizen or class of
citizens of the United States in their;
rightto vote, who are now entitled to-
vote by said Constitutions, respects
ively. except Us q punishment for
such crimes as are now felonies at
common law, whereof they shall have
been duly convicted, and no person
shall ever be held to service or labor
as punishment for crimes in said
States, except by public officers
charged with the custody of convicts
by the laws thereof, and that so much
OF the seventeenth section of the fifth
article of the Constitution of the
State of Georgia as gives authority to
Legislatures or courts to repndiate
debts contracted prior to the 1st day
of June, 1866, and similar provisions
i'll all the other of the Constitutions
mentioned in this bill, shall be null
and void. as against NIL mon who
were loyal during the whole time of
the rebellion, and who, during that
time, supported the Union, and they
shall have the same rights in the courts
and elsewhere, as if no rebellion had
ever existed.
SEC. .. Amd be ii fmrhsr enacted,
That if the day fixed for the meeting
of the Legislature of either of said
States, by the Constitution thereof,
shall have passed before the passage
OF this Act, such Legislature may be
convened within thirty days after the
passage of this Act, by the President
of the Convention which framed the
Constitution of said State.
Sec. 3. Aml be ii f,u4her enacted,
That the first section of this Act shall
take effect when the President of the
United States shall officially proclaim
the due ratification by the Legisla-
lures OF said States, respectively, of
article fourteen of the amendment
of the Constitution of the United
States, proposed by the Thirty ninth
Congress-; and it is hereby made the
duty of the President, within ten
days after receiving official informa-
ton of the ratification of said amend
ment by the Legislature of either of
the said States, to issue n proclama-
tlon announcing the fact.
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COLUMBIA.
Tuesday Morning, May 19, 1858.

Remarks i'm the House OF Represent
tntives OF the Hon. j. II. Beck,
Democrat, Member from kentucky.
We call the attention of our
readers to the extract we publish
from MIR. Beck's speech, as given
in the Globe. The State and the
South has found in him an able
and generous champion, and in
behalf of our people, we return
him our thanks for his denuncia-
ton of the Constitution that is
sought to be imposed upon our
State, and for his manly words in
behalf of the outraged whites of
this State. He accepts the argu-
ments of the remonstance paper,
and places our cause in bold relief
before the eyes of the country.
Thus we see that the good work
done by the remonstrance move
ment, is daily showing it's fruits.
Let this spirit be kept up, and
whilst there is Il chance of saving
the State from the infiction with
which she is menaced, let the op-
portunity be improved, and let
argument after argument be made
until the truth is vindicated, and
the public safety preserved. Let
the argument now be put before
the Senate. And when that fails,
then may we prepare to pass for
awhile in the tunnel; soon, how
ever, again to emerge into the
light of constitutional liberty, Sc
cured alike to all classes of the
people, and Justly distributed ac-
cording to the demands of society
and the claims of humanity. Read
MI. Beck's remarks.
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Action OF the House of Represents.
ttves Ola the Restoration OF the
Southern States.

Action OF the House of Representa-.
ttves Ola the Restoration OF the
Southern States.
The features that deserve spe-
cial notice, i'll connection with the
omnibus bill, are:
1st. ,Sccens amendment, which
is TO the effect that any citizen of
Georgia, who shall swear that he
was good Unionist during the
late war, shall be enabled, it may
be, to press to the wall his seces-
sion creditor. 1t is an invitation
to fraud and puts q premium upon
perjury.
I'd. Brooks amendment, propos-
ing that the disfranchisement at
tached to the whites be removed.
This was voted down-showing
the fierce spirit of vengeance
that still exists in the radical mind
against the so-called rebels of the
South. Another point to be no.
ticed, is that in attaching an
amendment to the Georgia Con-
stitution, The House Of Representa-
hucs actually undertakes to make
Constitutions for the Southern States.
This is bold step to power. A
distinguished member of the
House writes to us as follows.
relative to the passage of the
omnibus bill of restoration: "They
put you all into an omnibus bill
and crowded you through. Then
alluding to the remonstancc paper
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n RAsCALLY ADvENrURER.- Many
OF our ladies will remember being
called upon at their residences, last
fall. by a ''lady" agent going around
and selling ladies' "corsets" and fit
ting them at Il remarkably low price.
Recently: IN an interior town in this
Stat, the very same woman, by the
cheapness OF her stock and decided
and unwarranted partiality shown n
beautiful lady customer, aroused sus-
picion, and on the "lady" being ar
rested, she was found to be q young
man in disguise-titting and selling
just for the fun of the thing. He
says he passed through Easton,
Allentown, Reading, Pottsville and
many other towns, fitting corsets to
several thousand young ladies.
AHento,rn (Pd. J Democrat.
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The SECRETARY OF THE SENATE.
The Secretary of the Senate resigns
his lucrative place. It is intimated
that he does this for the sake of indc-
pendence, in order that he may be
free to express his opinions in regard
to the position of Senators. AS
tonishing piece of self-denial and
delicacy on the part of the Secretary
and owner of "two papers-both
daily" He resigns the place he
holds us an officer of the Senate, that
he may the more energetically hound
on the hunt against the Senators of
high and honorable character. Would
it not have looked better if the Sec
retary had resigned earlier, and be-
fore it became SO evident that he was
to be hustled out?
Ne,o York: Herald.
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and Col Thomas remarks before
the Reconstruction Committee, he
adds: 1--WE win at least make q
record upon them. Stevens carried
out his amendment to the Georgia
Constitution. We make Consti-
tutions for States. We are supreme.
Unless the people reuerse action this
fall, ace are all gone"
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Mr.. Forney communicates to the
Philadelphia Press, as an understood
thing, that no Republican who op-
poses the conviction of Andrew John
son will be allowed seat in the
Republican Convention Mt Chicago. I"
In other words, the Republican who
doubts the expediency of impeach-
ment, OF denies the sufficiency of
the testimony adduced as the ground
work of Mr.. Johnson's 8 removal, is to
be read out of the party.
George y. Harrington, otherwise
known as George Christy, died in
New York on Tuesday night, after
brief illness, in the fortieth year of
his age. Few men were more widely
known in the minstrel profession,
and none were more thoroughly ap-
preciated. In his palmy days,
George Christy" was considered the
best "bones" in the world.
From reliable authority it is now
understood that the Georgia Legisla-
ture will be composed of three par
ties-the Democrats, the radicals and
the conservative independents-the
latter holding the balance of power.
Their proclivities. so far, are decided
ly Democratic.
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In France, the laws are very strict
against persons in civil life carrying
weapons. An invention has recently
been made, however, which, while
conforming TO the law, is partial aid
as means Of defence against night
robbers. 1t consists Of a small horn
inserted in the end OF cane, which
contains an electric battery and a
small lamp with two powerful refiec-
tors. The intensity of this light, it
is said. temporarily blinds any per-
son at whom it is pointed. The lamp
is kindled at will, by pressing n small
knob Mt the other end Of the stick,
which communicates with an electric
WIRE
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most brilliant pages Of the worlds
history"
q Mr.. Speaker, no man can read the
onssrsnce from which these ex.
tracts are taken, and lay his hand on
his heart and say that he honestly be-
ieyes he is doing justice to his coun-
Try and his race. by forcing such q
Constitution on that people.
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DE1ooRArlc NoMINATIoNs.

FOR DISTRICT OFFICEns RICHLAED.
For Sheriff. >>S
A. l.. SOLOMON. &
For Clerk of Court. g
D. B. DESAUSSURE.
For Tdr- Collector.
p. 81. SHULER.
For Coroner.
@. +. HARRISON.
For Probate Judge.
F. III. ELMORE.
For County Commissioners.
JOHN SCOTT. n. J. DUBARD
r. O'NEALE, JR.
For School Commissioner.
r. O'NEALE, JR. .a
MUNICIPAL oFFICERs-CITY COLUMBIA
Fol, Mayor.
Col. j. P. THOMAS.
For AlIe,men.-WARD No. 1.
T. w. RADCLIFFE.
CLARK WARING.
JAMES CLAFFEY.
WARD NO. 2.
g. A. BEDELL.
r. l.. BRYAN.
O. q. BATES.
WARD NO. 8.
w. P. GEIGER.
w. r.. WALTER.
JOHN 'AGNEW.
WARD NO. 4.
EDWARD HOPE.
w. @. SWAFFIELD.
L. P. MILLER.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-05-19
Escooa1 :Ereyna- :

We have been requested by Mr..
John Veal to return his thanks to the
unknown individual for remittance,
with the following endorsement: "$7
for goods lost by good Mr.. Veal"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-05-19

MISS MoCULLooH. This young
lady of Columbia. now the prima
donna of the italian Opera Troupe
at Savannah, was given q compli-
mentary benefit recently. She pro-
missed to appear in the Barber of
Seville" It would, no doubt, be
agreeable to our citizens to hear Miss
Mc:55HH&1och here.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-05-19

Remarks I'm the House OF Represent
tntives OF the Hon. j. II. Beck,
Democrat, Member from Kentucky.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-31
OFFICIAL.
CrrY TREAsURER's OFFICE, !
New Orleans, July 18th, 1868. I

New Orleans, July 18th, 1868.
Notice is hereby given by the City Urea
surer of New Orleans to the delinquent tax
payers whose names appear in the following
list, that after thirty days publication from
this day, application shall be made TO- the
District Court, in which said bill of tax shall
have been filed, for Judgment on the same, as-
follows, to-wit:
From A to d inclusively, Second District
Court.
From z to inclusiyely, Third District
Court.
From Z to n inclusively, Fourth District
Court.
From o TO R inclusively, Fifth District
Court.
From S to inclusively, Sixth District
Court.
s. HOWELL, Treasurer.