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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

NEW ORLEANS, May IA, 1853.
Caldwslrs Extract.
Having analysed this OIL and h my experiments AP-
Piled 1T MYSELF recognise that Il s Of the best
articles yet 70 the public for purpose restoring
the hair 70 It's original color In testimony Of which here
sfix my signature
[6ignsd FELIX 6ARON,
d Importer Of Human Hair, Southern Emporium
@. II. CALDWELL Patentse,
Hotsi des ktrAneers No. I'D Ohartrss street
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

GEORGIA LOTTERY.
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY-
~ FOR sHD-
BKEErTf OF THE nAsof'ro oRrHANg HONE
Supplementary and Cosabination Glass see
NOVEMBER 20. 1888.
iasd sd ID sh 18Th ITth 18th 9th ish Ian
SCI sol 1s al 6l 7 Is 50 50 al ISL
witness Atlanta ga this sOth day Of Novem
S~' is@ xLExi n X co MApLhAoE' Commissioner.
daily drawings Of the State Lottery pub
lshed In the Memphis Appeal. Augusta OonsttutIonsst,
and Herald lntelgenctr and other
Southern papers, nles Of which, tceether with the ocia
drawn received from Atlanta may BE- II The General
Once, No. Is Commercial Place
In5crmstioa furnlahsd and prizes cashsd By
DAVE G. JOHNSTON Agent
Once No. Is Commercial Place
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

Crescent CITY h. IN New Orleans.
y.ns Is isin wih ectiOns 81 and IS Of An
u Pre- Banking In the State Of LoussnA"
approved March Is, 1855, rptice Is hereby given
~ Ithe holders Of the Circulating notes OF this
ba.k duly under the provisions Of said act to pre-
the Banking House Ct the ofce OF the
Sac Auditor for the purpose Of redemption within
var from this date otherwise the funds deposited BY said
Hall for said purpose viii be reclaimed.
OHAk. FAURIE, in. Cashier
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

CALDWELL's EXTRACT.
An on which restores Gray Hair TO rs original color.
No washing of the head necessary. For sale b.
- @. n MORRISON,
Importer and Wholesale Druggist, No.I2 magazine -,
DR. JAMES SYME
Wholesale and Retail Druggist, No. l3o Canal street.
DR. ;. HASTINGS.
Druggist, corner Felicity and Magazine streets.
And ct the Depot OF FELIX SAXON,
No. IA Baronne street. Canal
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

LONG STAPLE COTTON SEED.
We viii sell this celebrated Cotton Seed, deliverable here
or at feeers Landing kens Bend, on the Mississippi
river as the option Of this purchaser
BRITToN MOORE. Cotton Factors,
81 Carondelet street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

Tn cooformy with an set passed 5h september 1868
before LIE Gsrdsur Jr, notary asc In this city So
riuo will opened daily az the banking house OF
his institution from the SIXTH DAY OF OCTOBER 70 the
FOURTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1873, from o'clock NJ
a. o'clock n the disposal OF Three Hundred and
thirty Thousand Five Handred and Sixty Dollars $50 sc
AZ stok bepe the amount Of the increase OF the capital OF
S RAM 10 Be divided % 500 each payable as
fIIows Twenty per the time Of subscribing and ten
~ cent eyery month thereafter until paid By article eighth
n ts charter of Bank the actua shall have
abe privilege during sixty DAYS OF taking additional shares
Emporium " ''' rHos. I. DIX. Cashier.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-04

Bank OF America. NeW Vrleonss utt
la lin accordance with sections and - OF the sc
ntted an act establish general system Of Free Bank
IN he stae approved March Is 1865 notics
N hereby given hoders OF the circulating notes OF
Bsnk duly audited under the provons OF said TO
snt the Banking House. tue office OF the stat
Auditor Tor purpose Of redemptn within one year from
purpose win be reclaimed. j. T. NORTHERN .sts..,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-21
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Germans in Richmond held another
meeting to encourage immigration at the City
Hall on Wednesday. This class Of our popu-
lation manifest the deepest interest in the
great cause Of immigration, and will extend 4
cordial welcome to those who follow them
across the water. The meeting appointed 4
committee to open communication with Euro
pean Emigration Societies, and give them IN
formation about Virginia.
Various appointments, male by the Military
Of civil officers, town trustees, magistrates,
commissioners of the revenue, constables, &C.,
are announced in the different counties. What
is the use Of being at the expense of Cover
nor &c, who are, in reality, useless; no power,
and hardly anything to do, but receive their
salaries.
The Warrenton Sentinel says:-"The Eau
ouier Land Agency has sold the farm of Mrs.
Geo. W. Digges, in Fairfax county. near o.
coouan, containing 34T acres, without improve
ments, to Jno. ". Medberry, of New York,
for $l5 per acre. y
In Norfolk, G, W. Rauth, the Radical city
collector has beensarrested, and placed in prls-
on by the military, for refusing to obey the
military order directing him to Vacate his Of
fee and turn over the books and papers to
another person appointed.
A number of robberies have lately been COM
mittee in and around Charlottesville.
Warrenton is very lively and gay Just now,
with balls and parties.
Mr.. j. d. Hoover, of Washington, IL on q
visit to Ez-President Pierce, and communicates
the latters views Of The political situation as
follows "Hs sentiments as to the action OF
the Radical party are we'll known. He would
regard their continuance in power as the de-
struction of the best hopes of the country
Indeed, without change, he sees but little to
hope for. Hence his deep anxiety for the sue
cess of Seymour and Blair. In the patriotism
and ability of both of these distinguished men
he has the fullest confidence. He believes they
will be elected, and. looking upon that as Ger,
tain, he INDUCES high hopes for the future. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-21

A general order issued from the War De-
partment yesterday includes the following ex.
tract from the Army Appropriation bill, pass
ed the last session of the Thirty ninth Con-
gress
''That all militia forces Row organized or 10
service in either of the States OF Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina Georgia,
florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and Texas, be
forthwith disbanded, and that the further Or
ganization arming or calling into service OF the
said militia forces, or any part thereof, Is here
by prohibited, under any circumstances what
ever, until the same shall be authorized by,
Congress.
The publication of this extract is intended
as an explanation of the refusal Of Score.
tary Schofeld to furnish arms to the militia OF
the Southern Statss CD the application of the
Governors and for the information Of the OH
GERS of the army now on duty in the South.
Saunders Piatt, Of Ohio, formerly i kadl-
cal, made fine speech at West Liberty, on
Thursday last, in which he announced his IN
tention to hereafter act with the Democratic
party Mr. Patt served in the Federal army
during the war, and is quite popular in his sec
ton.
Mr.. Ex-senator j. S. Garlic, formerly of
West Virginia, now living in Maryland, has
Joined the Radicals and come out for Grant and
Cofax 1t was about time for him. to try that
tack. His letter is said TO bea strong" one.
In what does its STRENGTH consist. Surely
not in reason, argument, or style
The Washington Chronicle does not mean
to be funny but it is so, unntentionally, when it
announces that the premium on gold has
risen about seven per ct. since the New York
convention in July and the consequent fear
of the success of the nominees of that Conyen-
ton! '..
Radical rules won't work both ways: Ala
bama rejected her Constitution, and was adj
mitted into the Union. Mississippi rejected
hers, and was excluded The reason was, that
Alabama made a "carpet,b bag" constitution,
and Mississippi did not. ......4
Paraguay has again been victorious in two
separate battles with her powerful foes. The
combined armiesttef Brazil and Argentine fail
to effect their object The result will strengthen
the peace party in Brazil. r.-.~ -.
The Washington Republican says, ''the
whole Southern country is teeming and over
flowing with warlike utteranccs, y when, in
truth, Il cry comes UP from the whole South
'I.ct us have us peace
Large and enthusiasticCo Conservative meetings
arr held all over Illinois Mr. Penlleton re-
cepton at Boston and Bangor, in Maine,
showed The enthusiasm Of the Conservatives Of
both places -r.
Gen. Sherman writes that the late Indian
troubles have been caused by The Cheyennes,
and that he has sent troops and gone in person
to the scene Of the disturbances.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-21
CtOM MISSlONER'S SALE OF FAIRFAX
IhM-l

LAND.
Pursuant TO & decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Fairfax county, rendered ut June term, 1863, Ia
the case of GunneIl vs.. Carter, the undersigned,
Commissioners will, on MONDA Y, the 2lSt OF
Septern Der, 1858 Count day, before the front
door of Fairfax Court House. offer for sale, By
public auction, to the highest bidder, q TEACI
or LAND. in said county, containing slxty-six
and three quarter acres This land is in good
condition, and adioins the lands Of the heirs Of
the late William ). Reid and others, and its
proximity to AIexandrin makes it very dcsir-
able.
TEEM5-Ten per centum Of the purchase,
money to be paid in cash On the day Of sale ::
the residue in equal instruments at sig. twelve
and eighteen months, to be secured by the bonds
Of the purchaser, with sufficient personal secur-
ity, and carrying interest from the day OF sale
The title to be retained until all the purchase
money is paid the cash payment to be forfeit
ed, and the land liable to be resold at the risk
of the purchaser should he fail to complete his
purchase upon the sale berg confirmed BY the
Court. r. II. COCkEhtl4IIh,
f. H. SMITH, Comm RS.
Eairrax co.. aug II ~-2aVts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-21

nj phf last DnbliShcd IN vpCfprdnr's a.
the following RESPONSE of p G M Io oIse,
was omitted. '-1'ls2
B,ef Gr0nd ULIcy and Rr0f3or. or d.,
ToJ0p and Marley Encgn,nzoont II :2'''.Q.
the most nrofound feeling Of gratitude 'l! WIN
Stand hafnre Won this evening fha r,o;r: mat
thig beautiful level the disfiDcti0a baPJoa OIL
Past Grand Master. I assure Won IroIIa5Go Vi VI
ala not anticipate this great mari oFvo'..la'
nrcciatioD Of my humble services W. ap
cherished such hope, and when first in f.,S'
ed of your intention was greatly surD,i.aj oII
oqceedogly gratiicd. Would have I b,.d ADD
than human had not this additional manr. 'Ss'
lion re vonr esteem and rega,j aroM..J ~
s SiTll FEELINGS Of gratitude '''.'l III.
wiz hive never worked lgc n9;.. .,..
rr,ant or raw9rd lint only tor rh, nr. yul
onJ ovtcns;on IF the nrincinIr, n o,r 'J"'9~'a
0rjor and for ,h4 ampliorgr;on ;~.,r 1~'y''1
cnmIort and bannjness Of INV hrarI '.,.'S,toa
wiIows and orphans. am tree 10 ,or... '.'@
hova NOT been Indifferent to the hnn1r. ','
Order conceive il to be : lsr]ah'a a,,J., we
wLpn .nnnIad with services rendered anj ..'
n ono instance have ! ever hanr nv,I,-I~.
ofirn without hgyioy rendered somn,I;a, ~ "
IN oorivoIrnt for fhe honnr hqvo ~ ,. ia;
Sntv olIotted me- worked with such r-.f ''';
onnrov 90 NV hnmLlr qnaritv ana .,,o;,,J ~ 49,
cotion nrrmitfed have .I1,gv, La.,, y, . 80"
n rocoivino thn commond9tion ~ ir;aH?, ..
,o;rLhorS and a. nor on1,,, rI,., ,,,, ~ 49,
o' -atnnas - 10 irJ;arcnf - ',j,', W.: T.
I'd t;cJ1 ra0oris ofbis 6rotbary ~ III; .t''~'
";t;a,- WT;Io would M 1,,r,9 ,o ''''0"
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course Vi coHuN''' o',' - "vIsI'e "r
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fasC OTanu inner YOUR I"",'ou u ~!
hunplc services ID otiteF 1lL5uIICIoN5 cGii4e'
me 70 CLcSoaSS UPON nc i'I1uIs SC' VI 'I. III
!eiigehC aSSelhDIaE9 "iI0 j 10 - ~ some vi 's
Il lhc!ueHS" oi LIy ILIe a. al O ~ 'T"o"r
Oil Ine =+th % 1ApLL} II"7' t"c!l DsI"2 :.
years enq Two cay" oI1' } va" X""-ls4 ID
FRANKLIN Lodge, NO. = h4it'in9fc' .Hd' A194,
4 seven months theTcGltef l I0oN my cara all
removed 10 Hhlauciphia, "heIe ny l"e awe
OF friends | dGepoaIted ny caro- IN wan.
Lodge, NO. 3: Through the IhIueAcc o. Tie
same friends L was passed throuSh Inc chan.
the terms being three months. Ia SepIeIJ"
1879, received the "raHu l4'9&t GcaIJ1 a a.-
! the Grand MASTER afterwards Ur4n1 On"
SamueI H. fGfNlnS llnhe1iaIely RETURNED ".
BaitlmQTe ana reunited mySeLI WIN NY Hl''1"
Lodge tranENn, no ~ was ho1ofco W Dt.-
elected Noole NTalid' an" III L?n' "u2 G'S... .
EIhanc!al 0GctcCaiy wine" Po"i'IoI N.Y. 1..'
the spring OF 1919 wnG4 I'H0{CU ~ '"i> u:
the nome OF my chIGHQou' va 'He I'T Itt
March, H59, H0lolIac l12u8e, 40 LTcc!Ttu""
c9artcr from Tue "!aio LOUIS VI NY D',,''"
OF Coiumbia. shortly %I'eE l "nILCu L'}>.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-21

The Richmond Dispatch says None Of the
States under Radical tyranny suffer SO severely
as South Carolina. Very many of her people
are seeking homes in Virginia where. they
are so heartily welcome, and where we trust they
will find relief from their aftiictions-or, at
least, as much consolation as can come to the
stricken hearts Of those who are compelled by
intolerable oppression, and the poverty that
flows. from it, to leave their own land and seek
shelter elsewhere. - ~,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-21
ALEXANDRIA.

The news from Japan relating that one hun
dred and fifty native Christians were recently
taken from the city of Nagasaki and put to
death by order of the Mikado, in spite of the
circumstances of. the foreign consuls; and that
others had suffered martyrdom in other parts
of the,empire, ezcites much attention. If the
account be correct, it is time that this brutality
should be put an end to. The New York Post
says, it will be remarkable, under the severe
laws of Japan, fit shall prove that there are
still in Japan any considerable number of
Christians, the descendants of those who were
converted by the Jesuits two hundred and fifty
years ago. It would be a new proof of the
futiity Of even the most rigorous and cruel
nersecutinn. ~ 49,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-21

WASHINGTON ITEMs.-Last evening there
was an assemblage of a large number of the
citizens of Washington favorable to the cleo
ton of Seymour and Blair, as President ;lnd
Vice President Of the U. S. The occasion was
the dedication by the Jackson Democratic AS
ISOLATION Of Carusi's Hall, corner of Ele' zenith
and G. street, which building that organization
has procured as their headquarters for the
present Presidential campaign. Among the
speakers on the occasion were Mr.. Montgomery
Blair and Judge Moore Of Kentucky, {noYg of
this city, whose remarks were listened to With
marked attention, and received with applause.
There was much enthusiasm.
A number of disordery blacks are hard at
work endeavoring to lntimidate those Fire
Commissioners who voted to appoint none l,ut
white men as members Of the Fire Depart
ment Yesterday G set visited Messrs. 10 hn
Fl. johnson and George W Goodal, tire at
enlng dire vengeance upor them if the appoi Mt
ments OF the white mer. were not reconside: red
at the next meeting, and blacks placed in posi-
ton.
, The dead lo;tk" in corporation affairs it is
very probable. will be ended on Monday night
next. as Several of the Radical Aldermen are
endtavorug to prevail on Mr.: Richards who
.rIlaims to be president OF the Board OF AlC:er-
mem to resign, and Mr.. Rs friends say that
he will do so.
Ground was broken yesterday for the tounda-
ton of the medical hall.for the Medical Society
Of the District, on T street, near Tenth. The
new hall will be Of three stories, and will cost
about 81 900.
Mr. GeorgaC. Whiting, clerk in the Pen
sion Office, and son of the late G. G. Whiting,
died near Georgetown yesterday, after a brief
illness, of typhoid fever.
In portions of ST. Mary's county, Md, the
tobacco crop has been completely ruined and
corn greatly damaged by the recent hail storm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-21

Speaking of the recent letter Of Judge A lex
ander Rives, the Charlottesville Chronicle says,
that Judge r. s opinions are really Of no i'm
,portance, as events have proved that he has no
influence even with his own party friends.
But the Chronicle adds thatiunless sthis sen,
timents are mistaken by those who. seem to
know, he cannot stand the carpet bag rule that
his friends would inaugurate in Virginia, and
is opposed to the proposed Constitution. We
shall see, 'smay be-" .-...es7a q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-21

A dispatch from Fort Hays, Kansas, saws
that with the extensive preparations now t or y
canned !n against the Indians, is thought there
Will De no more trouble in that State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-21
Died.

At lis residence in Fauquier county, on
Thursday, the Goth instant. Or: WILLIAMS NJ
CARTER, IN the 55th year Of his age,-LPhlla-
delpha and Richmond Iapers please copy.I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-21
pTIGH 10 a RRlY e.

We will have another cargo direct from the
British Provinces, about the 10th Of September,
orsuperior ---... -. -,,r,-,rr,,,
Also 500 hbls J. 2 and 3 Mackerel, which will
be sold, if ordered in time, to be delivered from
the vessel, at per cent less than Boston prices.
Fish warranted prime.
GEO w. HARRISON SC CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Fish, Alexa., Va.
euo- 01--7rn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-21

Inc Inc Richmond News says tha> j., .e,oa,
man yesterday issued an order asst g fh o'o.,e
tsry Commissioners and Superintendent I'M. r.
REGISTRATION and Election Tor the twenty.seeven
divisions of the State Of Virginia. 8 !, =, :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-21
Foreign News.

Eleven selected from The most celebrated
cricket players in England will sail from Liver
pool on the ID proximo for New York. They
are engaged to play matches IN Canaaa' New
York Boston, and Philadelphia.
GaribaIdi has no intention OF coming 70
America at present He has recently written
letter to the 'patriots' $50 called) in Bolog na'
10 which he is very violent against the POPE,
and the church in Italy.
STATE INTEREST AND OFFICES. In answer
to "a Subscriber We have to say that We see
no earthly chance for the payment OF the July
interest on the Virginia debt at present, nor
will we undertake to say when any interest will
be paid. The State revenues are no more re-
liable than are the political events Of these
times great change-a revolution, indeed
must take place before there can. be much
Improvement, and before the resources Of the
State can be increased.
With regard to county Offices and the gen
eral administration Of the State, we conjecture
there will be no change. The evident contu-
sion and disorder which must follow change
10 the State local executive offices Will no doubt
stay any purpose of making such change Tor
the present. Virginia is suffering quite enough
We hope and believe that for awhile she Is 10
be let alone--quietly to await the Developments
rapidly coming upon us.--Rich. Dispatch.
MoRE FRAUDs--A dispatch from Buffalo,
n. Y, says:--'Thc community was startled
this afternoon by the publication OF an alleged
fraud on the Government OF quarter OF
million of dollars, by u leading publishing
house of this city. The matter has been ru-
mored for u week past, and strenuous efforts
were made to conceal the facts. It IS alleged
that Thomas, Howard & johnson, wholesale
paper dealers, publishers &C., held con-
tract to furnish printed blank envelopes,
&c. to the Post Office Department, and
through COLLISION with A +. ice, late chief
clerk of the Post Office, have obtained re-
ceipts for quarter Of million OF goods new
er furnished. Calvin L. S.Thomas and James
NJ. johnson, Of the firm Of Thomas, Howard
& johnson. and A. L. Lee have been arrest,
ed, and held to bail in the sum OF $4,000
each. a civil suit has also been commenced. .
The Concert Of the Memorial Association OF
Fauquier is to take place in Warrenton next
Monday. Mr.. NJ. NJ. Wheat is 10 preside on
the OCCASION
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-21
T'Y TIE NJ = .

CHEAP CLornIEG.--As the season progresses
Blondhein, corner King and Fairfax SITS, offers
his large and complete stock Of Summer Cloth
ing, for Men and Boys wear, at greatly reduced.
prices His stock embraces every variety or
fashionubly made Garments for business and
dress suits Persons in want of ready made
Clothing will find it to ther nteros! to exam
inc and price his stock before purchasing else
whore. jy28
TRAyrIIINu TRUNKS Fine Sole Leather
Trunks, aides Dress Trunks, Packing Trunks,
Valiscs, Leather Bhgs. @atch0ls, &c. in every
variety. ut ,. DEALH4MS'
~ 2 108 King st.
GREAT EARGA1Ns.-S. DealhNm, 1903, King
street. is selling of his immense stock OF Sum
mer Clolhing ut cost, in order to make room for
his fall stock: Don't miss your chances. jy 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-21

The Concert Of the Memorial Association OF
Fauquier is to take place in Warrenton next
Monday. Mr.. NJ. NJ. Wheat is 10 preside on
the OCCASION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-21

We find the following in an English paper ::
'The overseers Of Stafford have placed twelve
hundred and eight women on the register OF
electors for that borough. Above FIVE thousand
women ratepayers have sent in claims to vote
for the city of Manchester At Alton, in Stat
fordshire, the oVerseers have put names Of the
female ratepayers as claimants of votes on the
church door, Here is female suffrage looming
un-larselY 1871. - = ---I..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-21

A letter from Washington says There Is
continued pressure by the new Southern Con-
gressmen for September session of Congress,
principally from Mississippians, who want
Congress to meet and legislate regarding that
State. It is known that the War Department
is working most earnestly to insure peace in all
parts Of the South and as yet no reason Tor a
September session can be discovered by such
radicals as are on the ground here" 9o4 :
!. The Baltimore American says: "The indica-
tions in Washington, yesterday, were that Con-
gress will le:assemble on, the day appointed at
adjournment, and probably be in session some
time ~ 57-TG z5aa ~ ss..i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-21

The southwestern section Of Iowa is scOurged
with the grasshoppcr plague.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-08-21

HATn.-A Northern gentlepr Ian, writing to
the New York World, from JacmeJ St. Do.
m77go, on the 18th ult., sa..ys:-"A brief visit
t ~ slls country convince your correspondent
~, ,IaI ho steer mlsfor tune ever befe any peo
:; m !nan nappenea 10 the poor negroes of Hay
, ~ "nel sney ",lained their freedom, which
w. wa" % no oIan1 IRE nor less than the opportuni
y " ielapss INTO their original bsrbarism.'