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MCCLURE, MILLS, ~ Co., Land Agents, Dubuque,
MI Iowa. Of Iowa with money, land
warrants scrip for parties SpPying win taxes, make col
buy and sell real estate aud land warrants.
given the selection Of lands by thorough and
competent engineer and surveyor
George w. Jones, u. s. senator, Dubuque, Iowa.
Gen w. Lewis, surveyor general, Dubuque, Iowa.
Henry Dodge u. s. Senate, Wisconsin.
Messrs strnchan 4 Scott, bankers New York.
Hon. Iii Cook Buffalo, New York.
Feb g-Alll&eodif6m
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United states Court OF Claims.
rARn.

undegned John q. DeseTeux, Of New York CITY, and
Thompsos u Washington, ID. e.. attorneys and connsclloTs
associated foI The u claims OI credit
or Of government In the Court Of Claims.
will operate immediate careful attention
Washington which may inusled their
BY gentlemen Of the profession and caaanu in city Of New
York, or elsewhere in any part Of the Union.
consulted al time, personally BY eteT either
Washington PATtlcn AZ information claims
been time before Congress departments
be upon application BY pariss
JOHN q. DRVEREUX,
No. " Broadway, corner Wall street, New York city.
NJ. THOMPSON,
Washington city.
ME- Deyereux commissioner Of the Court Of Claims.
Jan 3i-Ssawnn tfmel.l
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Steamboat Disaster on LAKE Erie.

BUFTaLo, July 1.-THE steamer Northern Indiana took
FIRE IL o'clock this morning. her passage to Toledo and
burned the waters edge large number Of her passen
gers taken Of by the steamer Mississippi, but between
thirty and forty reported TO have been lost Fifteen
twenty persons known have been board missing
The Of The lost have not been ascersined prope
Ter and schooner rescued Of the passengers.
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D-Rstgio Hotice-Rev Dr. converted actor
Dr. Teasdale will preach. request the
Of Representatives Sabbath morning O'Clock
Strickland, for IA In Europe
Try recently converted, win follow T. with brief account OF
abandonment Of the stage and his religious
July 10
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Ano,h.r Stoamer BHrni.

KISosTox, &C. VIZ July ls.-The propeller Sinto
burnt the waters edge yesterday of Windmill Point
Twelve lives lost including Capt Campbell and Mrs
Harrison. The propeller IL q total loSs.
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Ship Ashore.

CHARLEsroS, July ls.-Tbe ship Amelia Of Charleston,
from Cardiff with cargo Of railroad iron FOR Savannah,
ashore Monday night Tybee and will probably
lost There cutter alongside at the latest accounts
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LOCAL N L w 8.

The second trial of Hon Philemon T. Herbert is still in
progress The examination of witnesses had not been
Guided when the court adjourned
Land warrants have advanced three per acre and
were quoted yesterday as follows
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lS-ReIgtous Nottcs-Rev. KngsfoFd preach in the
Baptist church lsth Sunday morning. Rev
e. Strickland the converted actor will preach In this church
n-ht. Seats free.
July 10
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for sale, cheap for cash.--A double
cylinder Hoes printing good running Order being
which the Washington Union newspaper
printed Apply n thfs oaiee
May l5--dihf
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NJOTICA private teacher defred OF undoabled quafca
Of middle IS old-to
charge Of small family Apply the editors
July l5-dlwn
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NEwARK, On. III July Is.-A most devastating fr
broke out here this afternoon Upt the present time
tyfour houses in ruins and the fire stll raging
commenced at South Bridge street, adjoining Chsdwick
patent leather factory.
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ter.-Crer and PG.sengers Saved.

ADRIAN, (Mich,) July ls.-An the and passengers
Of the Inflated steamer Northern Indiana saved BY the
Mississippi.
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pnt,ni A.. Wi Cn,..

ALHASV, July 1.-The Of Ross winans the Fri
Railroad Company concerning the patent Wheel De
cided to-day. verdict rendered In vsr Of the de
ndants The plaiDt have decided TO appeal to the su
preme Court.
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denominations SO, COO Of 500 each u $50 70
$4,000. 4 Of $3.50 0 si6,o0o. Z Of 500 10 $500
whole uckeu slo-halves ss-quauers - 60
Prizes cashed a SIGHT per cent discount
Bills al solvent banks sken ~
forwarded The result eecomes Known
Commur DON RODRIGUEZ, lcare o city
posi- Charleston, South CarolnaD until he 2d Of July VIII be
attended
May s-d3m.
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fls c0fonsr q thss county had oppor1y exzuns
them. joint invssgztiOa b. both sOEOssrs VIII probably
,scmpence TO- morrow
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Further 6rom he Ralroad Di.a.s.r.

PLkpKLPHiA, July ls.-The following bodies have bcen
recognised among those burned
John Sloan, Francis Wallis, Patrick Flanagan, Edward
Flanegan Catherine KRONER, Edward P. Gillian, Hugh
Tracey John Hudson Joseph Gallagher James McCort,
John McAbeer, John Mcyey, and John Brady.
Missing-Micbsel Burns, Bridget Mccain, and James
Hickey.
Among the wounded are Laurence Dillen, John Brady
John Meyey.
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Deaths from Ssa-Strols.

CIScISxATi, July H.George Y. Brown Of Boston, con-
neced with Msdgsns circus died Of here to-day
There deaths yesterday from the cause
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wilIards' Hotel.

j. q. 4 n. A. WILLARD,
PcnnsyIpania apenps and FouteentA Hrsef,
Washington, ID. @.
Ian 2a-aitf
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TIVE TNvEsTIeATIor.

The coroners has yet commenced The
occurrence was beyond the city limits In Montgomery
IT, while most Of the bodies were removed 10 the city before
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OF packh&es
Do do % quarters Is
Orders for uckes and shares and certificates Of packages
splendid lotteries will receive the prompt
20 a who order from 10.
Address P,J. BUCKLEY, Aren't
July 10 Wilmington, Delaware.
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would be hundred dollars train has carried two
Of SuUdred se.,s On one ns ana er cos
goods ftm Vera Cruz 10 Mexico TAe actual cost OF tha
transport o. that quantity 70 TIE consumer In Mexico
hsn this II may Yield Tor q moment larger returns,
but not WIN such Certainty and such consistency. II
s0cla.e together and do t.
There are many points In the republic where maize is
worth ~ carga aud others within . few hours' dis
lance by railway wherc Is consumed largely at $i3
rha would give the company they chose 70 be fasors
present themselves to view In which tho present
cost 81 transport exceeds the original cost or article
prohibiting its exchange an article OF Commerce and
connping It's consumption 10 the Immediate district where
Il produced Tobacco, sugar. coffee and cotton are all
Gecoedy superior IN their quality to those OF United
stans yet they arc excepted from foreign consumption
by the enormous cost Of transport The home consump
ton is limited from the cause. II great cost Of
and nom the advantages would present TO the pro-
docer would attract i'm mtg ration to the country by
e, Smetui m snuus o. superior Interest The attraction
~ouic nave that additional and po werful motive OF
easy attainment OF wealth In supplying the popuia
uon OF other countries with that would super
abound Until That period arrived though very distant
when the population OF the two hsmipheros would
come balanced.
THE ITALIAN OPERA IN MEXICO CITY.
From IN" Mexican Ex raordnary, oct. 20
"Genma d. vergyn and "Mara dc Rohsa" have both
fa been the most successful Of the two om tho happy
manner 10 which each role filled. Maria de
KORAN was produced on sunday, and, although for the
nrst time was we'll received, and the Ance ap
plauded generally In the enthusiastic manner The
audience, however, divided In the appreciation OF
'Mara, and marked dis satisfaction observable
with the persopcaton Of this character our part we
think Senors Hioi has swect well voice an
50 tar ss her singing concerned, did justae 10
her role But tbere DENYING that her manner is not
the most fascinating, from which the dis
satistnct'on. Bsrin most happy Eurco aad for
bis first Appearance has madea host or admirers BAuchi
has been wei received bod in the "Gemmo" and Mara"
and Ia good singer Tbs appearance Of Sgnorna Vest
vail rs Armando GO Gondi brought forth q rich dow OF
applause and her sipgng greeted With wild enthu
siaem. Her appearance rs always commanding
voice In rich and melodious.
The Countess Taccans Tasca, the distinguished prima
dopra belonging the Italian Opera Company has ar
rived at Jaspa, whence she win this city by the
drst opportunity.
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b. the arrival ut this port OF the bark Indus. Caps.
Thompson, we have received Rio JAneiro papers frs0
the Goth Of September 70 hs sd Of October. inoiAvs
the last mentioned dAso being one week iA,m ~
previous adviccs. The papers, however contain asA.
ng Of much interest 10 The CoTco Mcronz OF Ssp-
,ember 90 denounces tho alleged hypocrisy OF The BvA
government In bullying Rrsz for not preventing osoa
,ona inactons Of the law against the slave trade, vas
noscrously inefficient measures taken by the ass
70 suppress the importation Of slaves Cnba
Tor tear OF offending pride.
appears from official reports that during the assaa
sfb-S5 tho imports Of Brazil amounted 70 SBa 80.
s1<, and the exports so b04 1s2.
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

We have nles Of Mexican papers dated in the city OF
Hsxco 10th Of October.
The Aericsw Extraordinary, OF that day, has the fol-
lowing summary Of current news;-Yesteri lay seven
pieces ot properly were sold under the hw Of the 25sh
the rainy season has held on unusually this fs, &C.
corcips 10 shs STATE ments Of old nhao;ans For Tue
able Rain has fallen in light cold showers.
In cludad GuzmAp, tsNchoncan) newspaper has ap'
peafed under ihe Pape Of DJnso del Ptso5.
The national nse hos,ed on Friday last, 10 nonor
Of Gen Carrera, President Of Gusiemaia, II beng his
The subscriptions 10 aid the la Psz victims amounts
already TO a. s4 30. Senior Comonfor subscribed 5000
sepor Comcnfort has been named Colonel 81 the nsw
battalion Of National Guards, called the "Decuders oi
Our readers win SEQ In our Fan Francisco letter notice
~houi her regular clearance papers Il viii DC . well
for the Mexican aothores 10 be on the look out Tor s
ny me s por P Of this 'p rspuSc % ,s., ,ss yee and
may be against McKee, but trust she viii have sun
cheney OF provons ard water 70 take her further south
sesor felsioro Gonzalez Escaisnte has been named
Consul General Of Spain and the supreme 90 orernncns
P1usrco Gouzslss most popular leader IA he ss, re
voution, and Governor of tho State OF Mexico has
turred TO To,uca from . trim 70 the Terra Caense.
The Indiana Of the sierrcs their depredaons
on the unfortunate Inhabitants Of those regions
Don Aurelo Gallardo has written legend, entitled
"Nero." which, according 10 some OF oar colleagues
decidedly . work OF merit.
Meueic Aedo viii very soon .puollsh /. novel, under
she title OF aAmores Csseros' ',-(h household Lowell
The Mexican daily pspcrs have been FULL for some days
past with the dssracetu mania for exclusive privileges,
unfcrup aey too common 10 this country some OF them
are really rdlculous and astonshed 70 see that
90 distinguished present Minister Of Fomcn
10 should pay any attention them We believe, indeed
that any thing keeps back industry from attaining
ourshne coalition in this country, viii be the I'm
nepse Quantity Of exclusive privileges that have been
granted sway especially OF late days. without paying any
attention Whatever 70 whom they are given We trust
Senior sIiceo vii be less generous Ia future
From the Mexican Extraordinary, Oct. 7s.l
nv decree Of the sb Of March last prize OF si2 900
was offered 10 any person who would submit the beet
man for the drAn6ee OF the valley Of Mexico tbs oner
rn slke open 10 foreign ~ welt ~ native engineers
The time fcr all the plans 70 be before the committee ex
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lam. Er~r's Nrw Txrarsr opens this ~1kn'as aa
r.rvNpu ssauiy 40 fs'at'ry Fl N.a ysrk sil Ss -
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NV YORK.
AIRIyy, New n, 1859.
ocsi rsSuyus from al the counties Ia the ais exosea
Allegheny, Chsnango, Clinton, Erie, KinR and Nee Ycvk
which are inclnded the staasmant beinr ssarv
s,c ~ pcssible, foot up a. folovs;-FrenonA
~, asa buchanan, let, pos; Fillnorc, 12a,sss
KINGS COUNTY RETURNS.
The pcasd Of Supervisors ot Kings county have 500
been sitting every afternoon snos last Tuesday saAsa-
vorns make Of some Of the returns Ads By
the pnspecscrs These 70 show thaa parties are
Elected 10 this important cnce who hardly easAs
Ycad wyite OF there honorable sxcspkoaa
but - general thing, the returns are 70 badly eos M
has The majority Of them have 70 be returned s ocrrso
ton. In regard 70 Of themshe rrss DISTRICT Of "
rnsesth ward-he fact of sAss rssurs was 90 sv,xms
NJ ce that resolved 70 ssad back 70 Ne In
speceors fs ecvrscAacn-she ware being dsmscr.ase
ward, And NJ dscs rsurning oaly nssn votss os mr.
John g. SbbumAkey democratic candidate ~ Usct Al
tovuey, and twenty pv Mr. Church, The casddass = NE
party for supeyntsndeaA q the PoW. Without sny
disccsson Ne returns rserrsd v nees haFshah
wccsworth end Lindeay for report, hs Asf s@e~tins
that he would prcducs hny whc would swear ,nsg
had voted for Mr. schumaksy.
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Me.srs csbraith and townsend appeared fos the de-
feraars In pport the motion 70 discharre from
rest Tboy avs that she order Of Irregular
pecause the Undertaking had not been executed BY he
plaln,rs but only BY suescs. Secondly tnAs the 81.
eyed osnca ,aoh place fn France white the defendants
we're citizens OF France, and Affected the plaint ci
vcps of France and gave comples Jurisdiction Of ns
tence 10 the courts of France thai II The defendants
hsd remazed IN France certainly the courts d hs stae
could hayo had urisdicton and that the met Of their
coming here after he offence plete although
rave the Of hs state ursdosoa OF their pcrpons
rave ,hsm irSisdcon OF the subject matter of the
action Thirdly that the shares Of stock like ue
larceny trovsr thaa they not securities for money
In any serse negocabe securities that the taking Of
them did neA divest The owners OF their property IN
them thai The Ereae injury that the pantis or any
other body could have sustained was only the value o.
sbe raper which We eev6cstes were printed Coun-
sci then ssbniueA Ne following points 70 the court
A. An erder OF aSrest be made only "a the manner
ana upAss the circumstances described by the code.
Ns order ID that Of cfcer not Of the Court rna
N voaa unlesa all the requisites OF the statute were o
Tho ,sht 10 the order independent Of the right 10
ina seou or OF the sufcicncy OF the Complaint
and that can be looked q, at al, only aN paecs Of
'c' Ts. papers do no. 'A0- that sufficient c-u'e .
uos 80 csuss attempted so be shown the wrongful
-. ~ r,opcy,v, but the source cf aefeudauts kns.
% nov he ,scts are suciep,y dsc'csed 70 enable
~ ssos, rrssbe ne order - fge - W. v,~~ ~ me
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srtn I.tNYrEFs.
htrlHDus aur atc,s', e samuo'
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Under special authority Of the Minister Secretary, If
the of war. We. members Of the Managing Board
az he Regiment of Gendamcry Of the Imperial guar DO
Mr. Roeha Jean Bsptste has deserved an stshen
testimony o the ssi Of grstcauon of bis chiefs fr
he behaviour the faithful service The real and the
Tor which se has been noticed during nc time rben
he employed under We cortfy besides hs he
Is rc married. Ia Paris, this 10th dag Of July, lss4
The Nsor, -
Blot soreL l. Jolly.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-19
The Sugar CROP Ina Loulsiama.

There has been some difficulty amongst Pur-
chasers of sugar, says the National InueRigen-
Ger, ia understanding the cause of the high price
maintained by this article of necessity for some
time past. This is explained Ivy Mr.. SLIDELL's
movement in the Senate on Thursday, the Sd
instant, on the subject of giving aij TO the su.
gar planters Of The United States. MFR. S. sta
ted a fact Of no spall Importance to the country
at large. He SAID that the sugar crop Of Loni-
siana for several years past has fallen Oft from
four hundred and sixty or seventy thousand
hogsheads to probably this year not more than
one hundred and lively Thousand hogsheads.
One cause which gives rise to great apprehen.
sions on the part Of the planters of Louisiana
is the supposed deterioration of the cane. 1t
cannot be planted from seed, but must be repro
duced from the cane itself, which terminates
from the eyes. Il is necessary to introduce new
plants, and to do this conveniently vessels must
pass directly TO where the cane is TO be plantr
ed, so as to avoid frequent handling, which de-
stroy the eyes of the cane. The Senate, in
view Of this information, very readily passed,
on Mr. SlideIl's motion, a joint resolution TO
authorize vessels so to pass without unloading
at New Orleans. Mr.. s. also asked an inqui
nv, which was granted, that the Committee on
Agriculture report upon the expediency of
making a specific appropriation for the importa-
ton of seed sugar cane for gratuitous distribu-
ton to the planters of the United States.
As this is subject Of. general interest to the
country, ills to be hoped that no constitutional
impediments will be allowed to thwart a pur-
pose so decidedly beneficial and exp.dient.-
Secretary Dobbin. with commendahle soIici
,ude on this subject. has suggested the idea
that oar ships Of war might bring home speei-
mens of cane, aud he has given instructions to
that effect. Mr. Browne, the able Spperinten~
dent of the Agricultural Bureau has also nude
some valuable suggestions on the subject.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-19

is not all. No people know better how
to treat the poor, drown-trodden and half
starved editor. We have frequently re-
turned our thanks for delicious morsels
of bears meat, whopping water-melons
end the like but all this sinks into insig-
nifcance when compared with the pre-
sent which, we are informed, a contem-
porary received from that section a few
days since. What think you it was, rea-
der? Not one, or two, or three, or four,
but FIVE whole barrels of Po~tatoesI-
Are our friends up there going to knock
under after such a display as that2 Is
there no one, who, for the honor of our
flag, will see that pile and go ONE better!
Alas! Democracy is in the ascendant ;
we shall never have the honor of reach
ing them FIVE barrels Of potatoes! Crosse
Tete isl great country, nevertheless.
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Important FROM California.

: An arrival in New Orleans, brings interest.
ing news from this State.
There is no decrease Of The excitement in
San Francisco. Very few have responded to
the Governors proclamation of June l4th.-
The Committee opened books for ~recruiis, and
thousands responded to the call. The Commit.
tee have six thousand stand of arms and tbir>
ty pieces of cannon; their force is divided into
ten regiments. A strong breast work has been
erected in front of the Committees Rooms.
The Governor gathered a few hundred men
together, and went to Benicia to get arms and
ammunition from the arsenal, bot Gen. Wool
refused to give them. The Governors forces
are c0mped near the city.
Six moro rogues have been banished by
the Committee, who continue making arrests.
On receipt of the Governors proclamation
nearly all the towns in the interior held enshu-
siastic meetings, endorsed the action Of the
Committee and formed an organization TO assiss
the Committee in carrying out their measures.
Crimes ard casualties as numerous as eves.
No interest whatever in poIitics; reports from
the miues are favorable, and agricultural pats
suits are prosperous.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-19

H~pIt win be sesn BY advertisement
that the Telegraphic apparatus in this
town, and tho posts, wires, ETC., in the
parish, have been seized and will be sold
10 the highest bidder on the last Thursday
in this month. Here is a fine chance for
an enterpFising gentleman, and a good
talker, who probably might get up a stock
company and establish a line on some Of
OuF back bayOhss With respect to the
telegraph heEe, however, we must say, in
honor Of Our town, that il was not seized
until after L was deserted and left to rust
and decay. We have no doubt that a few
shares Of the old stock could also be pur-
chased On the day Of sale, aud Mt q very
reasonable rate. .
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-19

pGTosse Tete is well known for ito
iberality as well as for the hospitality 81
its citizens. They give the grandess 18th
Of July's'' up there sbau any section 81
ate ; give the biggest uaajorities for
a's osa Sa'saaopay their debts quick
81 when they have anv4-onsvn -.
build Railroads qaickst haya 49, -
lie spirit. and do things generaas
faster, and with o grace and who're
eastedness, than any other people q
sny other bayou 10 the Sssssl But tbi
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-19

0Tlle times ara bsighte"logt Since
we spoke of the kind feelings, and some
thing else more substantial, manifested for
our journal by our Grand River friends,
we have obtained unsolicited six new sub
scribers from two other sections of the
parish. This is cheering. Let but our
friends continue to act thus. and show a
hearty zeal in the great cause which our
paper advocates, and our spirits will never
have occasion to droop.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-19

We would call the readers atten.
SiOn 70 the patriotic address of the Ma
tioual FillmOro Club of New York. II
bSeathes the very spirit of patriotism, and
viii find . hearty response from ell sec.
dons Of he Union. If the party from
wlieh such sentiments eEHanat cannot
preserve the Union. what party can S.
Bat such are thenatuFal out.pouring sen.
timentS Of all The conservative and Uni
o~n-loving saen in The land, and thus il is
why the cause of Fillmore and Donelson
is so rapidly gaining strength since the
nOhle epaeshes Of Dir. Fillmore have been
received BY the people, teeming with such
Lofty and national sentiments, and with {
patriotsua az pure and unselGsh as the
Declaration itself. We are hut seeing the
commencement Of that enthusiasm for
the Man Of the People, which, before
November, wilIswsep Iiko q tornado over
the land. carrying before il alI opposition,
q bsfore The wind. The signs OF
thsdaes fully warrant this prediction.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-07-19

uThe New York Herald says Of Mr.. Ru>
chanan's letter of acceptance, that, "it is very
smooth, very gracious and very consoIiug. The
celebrated Tittlebat Titmouse. when put up
for Parliament, promised everything to every
body as his platform but the task Of Mr.. Blu.
cbanan has been more difficult. He accepts the
Cincinnati platform, and can't undertake to
promdse anything more, or iess-but yet he
does promise as the millennium"