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ch..son 4 DIALOGUE, 1880, go, -.
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me lamenera 10 dit cheval, gu men d0unerA dc1 rem
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!. MI House. oa, Wasm..s. a,,a. da as..s 1890 =. .ssE.1.a y. w.
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esp4rer que par des efforts incesaants, de ppusoir
rendre 10 nnalAon apssi caM,node g agrcrtlo z tes
~ nus.uawraHH NIU ~ astaut xSnS knssSn kaAuASThH III 81
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quill vendra a des prx tres moderts. g
Les Charrons, 1Intrepreneurs ct t0ute pcfsonnt
ayant Intention de batir, trouyeroilt leur ~avantage !
lie yisiter. sI,,HN f-55s1g .rg l. SUTHON.
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TCHAPPE OF yOIlE., Do II rsaidenca
II du soussign8 vers II Is dsAvril desthet, -
Oheval Alexan, ayant selae pauIhcs.
avec une ltAche blanche sur 10 mex, lea dsax Xl.N.
pieds de derrtbre hla4cs etMne ctcatrtce alar laaaMssts
dune des jnmbea de- eerTiere. Aa.Ap sAsdroA8 = AnAs
ct q les pieds de dcvant ferries. 49, gts.s
Tine racompeMse ltparnlc lcra donnee . celui 3qus
me ramenera 10 dit cheval, ou men douneta dcl ron
seiynem,ents. All 49eM9t35@ RS II vi S4tG9ifteS
Holmesyillc, ; nnal 1850. NIX
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CONDITIONS DE ~1,ApoNNEMExr. L
SOM o. s av nest pas pave dams les premiert
.so;s mois. Dix cents pour un seul numerO du
Journal.
...ort ;user es A raison de S cents In ligne pour chaqut
sr"IIication. Une deduction Liberal sera faite poul
las avis i l'anndc gu permanents.
~ Ii nc sera rien insere pour moins dune plastic
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UTEL DE IIAIGLE, h0tFClOtB "UnIt
IL House, y Washington, IA.-WM IRELAND, do
IL Nile Orleans, ayant achotS cette pruprttt6 ansnnn-
CO mn public, quill est maintcnsnt pref D ~reseyoir les
voyAge0rs, ainsi que des pcnsionnaires. Cet GtAllis.
seinent CIT situt entire lea deux ddbarradAres, ct MI.
SAINT face an Courtahleau. Los appaSsersents ont dt8
nonvcllement garnisf on neufs IL FprOpssdtairs' $50
renire 40 matson aussi commolc ct aNrcrblc . ees
patrons, que tout hutrc etablissenent Dc cc genir, q
Ia campagne. III n AUST uno homo 6cus3e. RI
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MOULIN A SCIE.-AvIS AUX HA-
wi BITANTS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHAR
RONS, ETC. ~
lie soussignts rtsidant 4 mn mile de Washington,
sur lie C0urtahlean, est pref d Scier slr C0mmandes
les differences especes dc bois d4signdeU ctdessous
a sav0ir: a W 1870 'U aygH7. =4T.-5N
COPAL, .lG9I.l llti "N. f',H4
CHENE, - s7=4p37 -5 ri 49,. iiuf
IRENE, ayep4
MAGNOIIA- L.-..-. ~ a
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&c patrio|te,
...,..l orec.El De IA PisAssE SAINT LANDRY &
De Ia WILLIE nes uPtLuusAs.

nan ALE. LIVINGSTON 4 Gle. =
80. LIVINGSTON. CHARLIE n. EALER.
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N VENDRE.-Une terFe sitUee sur le cote
IA Quest du Bayou Plaquemine Ct contenant 1000
acres /; ellie consistc en- grandc partie, en- bois de cons
~truction, tel que, Ch6nc. Fnenc, Pin, ETC., de Ia pre-.
mierc q%ualite, ct dune Tannerie en- nausais ordre.
Cette situation pour nne Tsnneric, surpasse t~outeiast
tire dams rEtat de Ia Louisiane, va 10 facilit6 ayec h
qucllle, on peut se procursf dos peaux Ct des GEORGES.
In distance nest que % miles sind des Opel0nsas.
Les te,1nes seront avantageux aux acqutrcurm. Pour
plus amples inforinations s'adresser d o. +. Stanton
4 PlaOuemine Bnilee..s ~ .lllHI'
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TTAT DE LA LOU1SIANE.-Cour dc
IL District, paroisse 81. Landry. No. $780,.
Succession de Susan Fuqua, d6c&dGe.
JAxEs AKENHEAD, dc IL Paroissc 81. Landry,
Administrator de 10 Succession dc feue Susan Fuqua,
ayant prascnt6 IN tableau final de son administration
de la si,sdite succession, accolnpsgno dune petition
auiI a etc fait droit 4 In demandc do Ia dite petition
par ordre dc la Cour, en- date du 6 JUN, 1856; w
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donnie aux
~interessts dams cctte succession, d'avoir 1 dednire An
CRETE de Ia Cour susdite, dams les tiente jours qui sui
won't Ia date du present avis, les raisons 81 aucunea
lis ont, pourlesqaelles lie dit tableau finale NC seraient
mas approves ct hOnolognes. 7Tl ~ f4.s 36
Bureau du Grefier, IA Juin, 1856. ~ st-D
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

B6- The Union and american denies
the correctness of a paragraph from the
Louisville Journal, republished by us last
Monday, touching the number of States
in which the democracy have electoral
tickets. Whether the Journal was correct
or incorrect we did not kno*. We had
no means Of testing its accuracy. But, as
we have no desire to humbug our readers
with the belief that the democracy have
electoral tickets in only few States, and
presuming that our neighbor is well posted
on a subject Of so much interest to him,
we viii give his version Of the matter. He
says there are democratic tickets in all the
Southern States except South Carolina,
and, he belierss, in all the Northern States
except New York, Massachusetts,, aud New
Hampshire; and possibly two or three
Others. So he is not certain about the
number in the Northern States. He adds:
In the Northern States, il Is not the custom
Hence, there Is no necessity Of dominating
such candidates SIS early Us where a contrary
custom prevails. The usual time tor making
such nominations l. August and September,
but the excitement Of this year 10 those States
has induced an earlier action.
What is here stated about the time of
making nominations North is tine; and
we put il TO the candor Of our neighbor 10
Soy, q II was exactly fair in him more than
a month ago to try 70 make capital out Of
the fact that the American party North,
had not departed from time-honored Gus
tom aud nominated their tckessf If AS
or peighhor believes tbe demesratic party
VII il dine time have tickets In all The
States, be may rest assured that che Amer.
Eeaa party vii not faiI to hare tAeis tickets
alsoIn time Tor the Election. s'-'
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Opposition 10 slave Labor.

The New Orleans Creole of the 23d inst,
says
WHAT DOES IT Massive are informed that
Mr.. Beauregard has received orders from
Washington to employ no slaves on the new
Custom-House building in our city. We know
that the foreign born laborers upon this mag
niicent structure, joined by their friends in
this city, had, some time ago, petitioned to
the government to permit no competition be-
tween free and slave labor in the Custom
House, but did not for moment believe their
petition woul,l meet with a favorable response.
Citizens of Louisiana, will you believe that
the Democratic administration, is now, in this
city, acting on the very principles avowed by
the German Abolitonists of the North OPP
position to slave labor: that it has decided that
no slave labor shall polute the gigantic struc-
ture slowly rising on Canal street: hod car
riers, brick mas0ns, porters, mortar'makers-
all are to be white. Such, we have been in
formed, is thee We ask, why is thisl Are
we mistaken IL is a matter which cannot
fail to awaken suspicion aud ill.ieeling, and the
truth, the whole truth, should be known. Who
instigated this movement on the part of the
government Who Is responsible for intro.
ducing practical free soil 10 our city9
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

Mr. Frcmonrs Chances In the House.
We have already demonstrated that, in
the event Of the election being thrown in
to the House of Representatives, Mr.. FIRE.
mont stands no chance We will now give
the opinion of the ablest of all the jour-
mails supporting him on this point, the
Washington Era. In the impression of
that Journal of the Gath JnlE is the fol-
lowing:
In the House of Representatives, therefore,
the Peoples candidate, (FREMoNT) though
sweeping the country by immense popular ma
jorities, and carrying large plurality of cleo
toral votes, could hope for little. The Peoples
candidate MUST BE ELECTED By THE PEOPLE, OR
NOT AT ALL. The election in the House would
result in favor of one or the other of. the Pro-
Slavery, notwithstanding candidates; and
we are frank to cay that we regard the chances
of Mr.. Buchanan the best We come to this
conclusion from the following considerations:
In the first place, the friends of Col. Free
mont, in the House, may as well be set aside,
as out of the question. If they are unable to
elect. him, as they probably will not be, there
will be no chance for him iE that body, as they
can expect nothing like reciprocity at the hands
of either the Buchanan or Fillmore parties.
The friends of the latter gentleman, being
bound hand and foot to the slave interest, dare
not vote for the Republican candidate; and
they cannot, therefore, with any cecency, ask
Republicans to vote for their candidate. There
would be no reciprocity in such an arrange.
ment The friends of Slavery will be COM
PEELED to compromise the slight differences that
now divide them, and elect one of the two
representatives of the Observation-Disclosures
or Fillmore. The former would have the ad-
vantage of four to one against the latter, and
We see no way in the world how the Know
Nothing candidate can overcome such odds.
Alter threatening disunion as the just and me-
cessary consequence of Fremont's election, his
friends could scarcely summon the GOODNESS to
call on Fremont's friends for assistance; and
they would therefore be turned over to the
tender mercies of their co.laborers in the cause
of Slavery Prepagandism; and, after batter
whanging for few days or weeks, we cannot
doubt that they will yield, with the best grace
possible, to the overwhelming pressure OF
Southern opinion in favor of Buchanan.
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phlst ALEX MACKENZIE
DSo ass - ~--rrts cOlles street..
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

The New Hampshire Patriot, the organ Of the
Buchanan Democracy in that State says:
at is foul libel on the Democracy Of New
Hampshire to say that they are 10 favor of the ex
tension of slavery. Yet the Black Republicans
make this charge against Us every day, knowing il
to be false"
The Boston Post, the organ Of the same party 10
Massachusetts, characterizes the charge thus
SIT Is SANDER upon the Democratic party to say
that it Is IN favor OF the exte Dsion OF slavery"
q. How the Southern Democracy will vindicate
themselves against the charge made by the Patriot
and Post OF "libeIing" and "slAnderingn their
Northern brethren, is no part of our business II
certainly evnces most desperate state OF political
morals to see the members Of the Southern wing of
the party uttering foul Iibes" and slanders upon
the Northern wing IL evinces a degree OF frater-
nal affection and harmony peculiar to the Demo-
crazy. They are always very harmonious on the
spOs principle, but hold no other principle in CON.
nGon.-Aggasta Chron,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

JOHN A. MCEwEN, Esq, opened the
canvass in Williamson County, at Frank
lin, on Saturday last. His speech is spoken
of by persons who heard it, as one of great
eloquence and power, encouraging and
arousing the friends of the American cause,
and convincing its opponents that success
is by no means the " sure thing they had
calculated upon. A well written notice of
this able speech was received by us yester-
day, too late for this mornings paper. 1t
will appear tomorrow.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

WEST TENNEssEE.-Ou friends in West
Tennessee are becoming fully aroused.
They are going into the work in earnest.
The American cause proved last summer
weaker in that division than was expected;
but we doubt not there viii, be large gains
there in November. The spirit that wins
is prevalent there. On with the glorious
American Standard
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Marshall, July I'd, 1856.
800 Reward.

ID ANYWAY frem the subscriber living in Maynor's Cove.
III Jackson Countys Alabama on the 18Th aud 1911 inst,
three negro boys, THORNTON boy about thirty thre'
or four years OF i've eight or ten inches hg stoop
shouldered and pigeon toed and Is very bright mu at'o
of age, and low, chunkey fellow and bright
as the hey Thornton Aiso, REUBEN boy 10 years Of
age, and Is very black and spare ,at q.
will give $50 for the safe delivery Of said Buys me-
lodged in Jail in this county, that may get them
will give Sl0O, IL they cauget out OF this county
vered safe to me, conneO in Jail get them
jy30-2ss c. O. HARRIS.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

We thought there was an abundance of good
sense in the old mans, reply. 1t is hardto make
Democrat out Of a man that don't believe in work.
ing for a liyng-it is unnatural for a man TO be any
thing else who does.-LI,ion d. Anseri-an.
Yes, you will find it very hard ito make
Buchanan Democrat out of a man who
don't believe in working for living" at ten
cents ddg.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

AM manufacturing daily at my Eclipse Stove Foundry
l. in this city good assortment Of STOVES AND hOL-
LOWWARE, viz Ovens Pols SkiIets and Lids Sad-lrons
and Andirons Of different patterns for the wholesale
tail trade, at small PROFITS.
AlC Tin Copper ami Sheet Iron Ware ofhe best quality
st lev figures lew fine chamber sets Of Britannia
and No. Refrigerator, hand for safe low.
Particular attention paid to Roofing and Gut eing wit
Tin Conper
~ Old Copper, Pewter Brass and Scrap Iron in
exchange for my manufactures.
H. P DORRIs
jy80-6m No. 6 College St near Church At
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TIE q iahss dss due TO eaaks % oGhss
ere fitors,- nothnx
Losses "a estea aud dee noos.
Losses sdiosted and Ma da s8s,ff6, 80
Losses aaadlzsten and "a saspelse,
waitiug fsr isrthsF presf % eontsd fIAIes Is
An ether other eAas asaast tAs eomFaay saaH aE
PFintinE, Ae
Assats asirusted 20 tAss riak sxcssstnE sieoea.
The Amoant insarrd efy, ass sariss.
PenaaE uroa tas ehafsetsF Ata al SID soaaaxsn f
kainfs, ne gak 81 Streets the naps,T a wsfsr hs
eaeency q he arr Department Ana ether aces
The 4oaai nssrsd a eocks - satnsz vsriss; re
assnsls1 70 ass Ne eas ~ aaE sss 70 lsss thNa
fAos A. A-kxANhEg. sesFvtsFy-
sEarH cszzEcrcvs. HAssnnHo CausTr, al
aaaIFoan. BAH an, lsHs -
fsFsea4ng aRRea red bsase lusnes e ths R~nsa
dnF Eaa ned y Asminl.feF a4se, rs14As AaAs sknnn
eeeftssy Ata aae ssma eg,A Ass ts ifrE nx ssnAs-
9sat e 3s aassis ~ caa q he a. 81 insarausa oa-
RhHx = We. sEkAhk hoMLER. a. T..
fhs s . ss>s MAJ lAs Ksna lnnursass cpupasy e
stFslose p.atsa = tiFa - - Hkatr a eneneeslzsl
Ras 80 ssa ~ ~ fsaaeHeaaa "a ~ srk psnscd -
ee - ssAsafn - Illnesses, M4rch lisa atlsd @An
~ e fssesae - esaa 81 ln1asans eeelpanies rssl
~ ~ se x SsnResses snd skas iosz,a
&fA - aatAsl1e, n4si6Hea aaaaes, TsnAasse. =
- ~ sses 2 assss. 2
ssasss = ~ sastola. sAs saasrusssl sasannza =
oass, ssaaA q ssE. - lsas " yss.s.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

OF AilLdrd Fillmore for Prssident and an
dresc Jackson DOnetsoa for Wee Preideat.
: The State Convention Of the Executive Commit
tee OF the Order Of United Americans for the state
OF New York, met on Monday eyening. The at
tendance was larger than any ConvenIioa Of The
Executive Committee ever held IN the State. The
room vas foil and thronged, and the enthusiasm up
70 white heat
A motion was made 70 nominate MiIlard Fillmore
for President A score Of cheers went up AZ NJ.
Fillmores name vas heard. II was seeonded ID q
speech and then unanimously endorsed, save one
veto. the one member finally aeqniescing, And ma.
king The NOMINATIONS UEAxIsoUs
Andrew Jackson DoneIson's nomiuasion vas in
like msnner Hsade UNANIMOUS, and the MeIkin rung
with applause.
Committee vas appoinied. consisting Of ave
tom the eonnty aud hse lrom the city, 70 eosnmu-
nie2se the examinations 70 the eaRdldales
New York thus iolaows ths saod sxampls Of Mes
jersey Other States wils szke pleasure IN esowlnR
the eEsnpis Of eosh Slasss.--K y Ezp g@fy -.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

SA 1t has been charged for six weeks
past that Auguste Belmont, the Austrian
Jew, who is now representing the United
States at the Hague, has promised to con-
tribute one hundred thousand dollars to Sc
cure the election of Mr.. Buchanan. That
is considerable sum to throw away. Won
der if any of it swells the Democratic bet
ting fund in Tennessee?
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

The speech Of Gov. johnson has not been
answered. IL piH nos Be ansosrsd.- Union d
american.
1t is answered in the fact that yourself
and the Democratic authorities about the
city are afraid to publish it. The Ameri-
can press of this city, on the day after the
speaking, offered to publish it, and we now
DARE you to publish it.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

IL That Mr.. Buchanan Is IN favor Of The exten.
sion Of slavery, or, Il elected, ''wl go for the ex
tension Of slavery, no honest, intelligent man be-
lieves.-AitaEy ArsHs.
We doubt not Mr. Buchanan still main
tains, aud, il elected, win continue to main.
tain, his great repagnance 10 extending
the limits of the Union over new slave
holding territory He has always had
that repugnanee, and is likely TO keep it.