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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-29

{, undries,
rN Bark MaZepra
10 baskets .Annisette.
3 dozen Corn starch,
l. boxes toisate's Pearl Starch,
l. Yeast Powder,
= baskets Settler Water,
900 boxes Dry Lemonade,
10 dozen Lime Juice.
10 " Superior Claret,
l cask Old Port,
50 dozen Porter. Barclay X Perkins
50 " burton on Trent Scotch Ale
l barrel superior Old Mononyalela
" CaInphiIr,
"a Burnin. Fluid. for sale By
WM. BoGtI., Druggist.
Try Prunes.
~ 5UVtb fresh and nice, for sale very cheap by
WI. BOIL
lne : Iime:
IL Furnished in any quantity, send ronr orders 70
march VA lh FL.
II A hnc assortment just opening at
dee. ) "a. WIN. BuGEl.S, -0rassit t,
ard OH!
Y superior article. jas. received and for sale
Y + libtEt.. i1rIsG.- -.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-11-29

IHIrtShts PerfulMcs.-A large assortment, just
w received direct from tic manufactures, for sael
by J L. VALET.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-04

rnRIV ATE Medical Olirc-IIundrcls Of those who
have contracted disease are dtSndpnlntci oi a
cure hy not calling on Dr. Young NJ first tie VIII
forfeit any -um if he fails 10 cur" any cas" that may
come under his care. ne matter how long standing or
nncting such ulcers tunOrS. rodts. bhnches.
pinplrs ON the face and body. pains in the bones and
inins wnkcfulm'ss. trembling copper colnrrd sores
wnsting nf the bones. emAclatOn. loss ot appetite,
strength oud flesh sores ia the nose and ears loss "i
hair weak eyes itching humors. & Many prr>"ns
after being relieved Of all extern Il appearances "i
prvatc disease. SUPPOSE Themselves cured bit AFTER
Il few months find they are troubled with Nariou>
SYMPTOMS which they never had before ana winch
they tud il Impossible to relieve. To all who Hr" al
hicted in this way. Dr Young would p rcumrly 'rc-
ommend trial OF his skill The symptoms with which
vou nre troubled are caused 10y talnts IN The blood.
which sooner or later will destroy our health and hap
pness Nc person who has ever had AT attack ni any
private complaint should not fnl To consult Dr. No1ng
and take IA few bottles of his invaluable purifying
medicine. they can rest assured hut lhrr blood Is
In a prrectly pure aud heaithy contili'n. and thal
every trace of disease f. removed from the system
Recent cases cured in sron Two to FIVE days without
change of diet hudrance from business or no fee
DR. j & YOUNG.
Ofice. corner Montgomery and California streets
opposite Wells, Fargo x co.'s. Office hours from
A. NJ. to p. VI.
Marysuille. June 10th 1855
HMR J. C. YOlTNG-pEAR SIR :-Peasc send me
~ some of the medicines you prescribed IN my
case have "A friend here who is troubled in exactly
the same way that was He has nightly emissions,
ringing acise in his head weak back. lss of memory
and Is generally dphiliapd he il discouraged and
has not confidence enongh In enable him To call and
see YOU | tuid him how was aud that my friends
all said was in consumption. and the doctors up here
gave me m aud advised me 10 GO home io die but
instead of going home called upon YOU, aud here
am as well IA any of them, and likely 10 live long
time vet wifi >trenth enough 10 work with the strong
est of them Doctor will seuh every one To you that
looks to me as though he needed ply scian II shall
not be my fault if any dies for want of medical
| treatment. l will do all can tn keep the afflicted
AWAY from those pests OF society, yecpt professors
and high sounding titled men who. If the facts
known are men who left their country for their coun
try's good. Publis this letter. DOCTOR If you wish
and hope some of those that humbugged me, may
see it and sleep bad for one night.
Truly yours, GEO. DAVIDSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-04

CoRNs. DR.. Hall, in his Journal of
Health makes the following remarks
on this subj ct:
never let anything harder than your
finger nail touch the corn. PAIRING it
as certa My makes it take drcyrr root q,
as cutting IA weed off the surf. f.cc. The
worst kind of corns are comfortable as
follows:
Soak the feet in quite warm water
for haf an hour before going to bed g,
then rub on the corn with your finger,
for several minutes, some common
sweet oil. DO this every night and eve
ry morning; repeat the rubbing in, of
the oil with the finger, bind on the toe
during the day, two or three thickness
es of buckskin, with hole IN the ccn>
ter to receive the CON; in less than ii
week, in ordinary cases, ifthe corn does
not fall ont, you can pinch il out with
your finger nail aud weeks, and some
times months, W Il pass away hetore
vou are reminded that >ou had IA corn,
when you can repeat the process.
Corus, like consumption, are never
cured, but may be indefinitely postpon-
cd The oil and soaking soItens and
lossens tho corns, while the buckskIu
protects 1T from pressure, which makes
1T easy to be pushed out by the under
growth of the parts.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-04
MEDICAL.

from parent child. ard eniaiiing uj,on the offspring
ruined constitution forthe cure uf all these lorm .
Of disease the DOCTORS guarantees cure or h.k- no
compensation The D,cur can br consulted 10y let.
r or uherwi isp free uf charge and invites all hO
afflicted tu call upon him. where he will give thrin
such sat.fyclion =. hey can obtain No wi.rc else
His rooms Rrr M and trnory ltnli ~ sac
ramrntn Rnd Montgomery s'rr,'i- SHn franrIsro
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE
AGt!-Grat blessing tn Mankind ,-tnuocen hnl ru-
iem!-hr. l. J. ca tpkavS rrophl lnCcum. tSelf nls-
injecting Agent "A surr preventative against gnnur
rhna and Nphiiiiic Diseases aud nu std
cdy for all lhc Nenrrial -cru'ilnls glngrrno'Is and
canccrou- ulcers. fTjid discharges from thu varina
uterus and ur,Hhra and all Cullucrus rrupiuu- and
diseases For sale Mt pr l.. J tIipkaN' ofic,. Ar.
mory Hall. corner of Sacramento AMI Montgomery
streets, san Francisco A. inuucuinon i proven.
thiiNe against small roN. ~ is Nr l. !. zapknys
Pr"pHtaciicuin preventative ngars ~yphlilucal anI
gpnUrrhrd di~"nses. Harmless ~ ITSELF 1t pns~t>s,'-
'h" IoHt- t chcWi'aii1 lr-irAiug ~ >yphinlic We
rtIs. aud th"rhl >"VnV thnusaris Nouuc dr;.urh.
trs from h'u2 infected bN the most ioah>nnr uf al
diseases. Let no Young man Who Hppr-ciai,.- hculh
h." without pr. Czapkat's rrnrhiinctc1m. II l. IN
very cosy" "urni package and Vii hr found cuuviil-
rnI'o u@' hrln% n~ei - soap. 1h1t dS'tsr can he
prevented 10y The Oi proper agents, il ~ well nn
established fact - that they can be- cured after their
establishment. The principl" which is NOW Urivcr
~1llN r'coguly received even h'iprr the daNS of
Jeunrr the dscovrrr OF The vaccination in 1905. and
lis multiplied benefits ever siurr have received. ns
They deserved the attention of the turcal faculty..
1t was in rnr- ol this hrarch oi thr medical ,ci.
cncr that nr l.. J. Clapkay fortunately made the ds
COvcry of his frophiHCCnm hiCi,, for the urtNcn.
ton Of lphc. gOnorrhrH. C1ucrrnis aud cutanr,us
d>cr-tcr. stands unrvHlird ht any agent in the ph..
mTcnpucH. The CTrct 81 his ;c"uf nfcf ruinnnis
immediate and removes tnc possibility Ct II ruulrac-
on Of d>cnse IT, however. thr di~.as, has been con
rnct'r il j. useful IN nrutrllInC The
lUn> which, by ah-orp;ion. produce tie huvtd ccnse
Qu"nscS known secondary syphilis Ii has been
administered hy the b"rtnr ~ maut thousand cases,
aud he has Vet To find the first ~ which has tllrt
to suhScrvc the purpo>" for which II was administer
ed. Price. -. Full directions ur' attached to each
package. In eases Whore Prouhacicum l. used -
curative. nr l. j. Clrrka, wtll furnish gratis pre-.
~Crpiion tur his Rood Purifier
All communications from the country. addressed
Iy to Dr. j CInpknY. san lr"ncisc" viii be strictly
and complementary attended tu. and Tive r"mrdhs
with ,hr grc'ncsi care and secrecy Immediately dis
palchd 10y Express or other conveyance 10 their des.
tiuatIun
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-04
CABINET SHOP.
JOHN DOLBERGH.

"OULD Respectfully inform the citizens or bld
w we'll and vicinity, that he is prepared to DO aii
kinds OF work in his line Of business In WORKMAN
like manner, with despatch and on reasonable terms
i1ving always on hand large assortment o' dry
iunber he ia ready 10 make to order. Doors window
Sash, Tables, Rockers, &c. All kinds Oh caonet
work, and in fact anything apperaining 10 his ous'
ness Billiard Tables set and repaired. shop no
Charles treet, below Hess b Larcomb's Brick STORE
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-04
Miscellany.

rea- English farmers frequently SOW
as much as twents pound, of clover
seed per acre, but it is no, all of one
kind. Red clover, on many of their
light lands, is an uncertain crop, and
they seed tbiok and use different kinds
in order to secure "A catch In this
country, twenty or twenty-five pounds
Of clover seed per acre is generally
quite unnecessary, but it is better to
seed thick than TO have the plants thin
on the ground. The long refreshing
Sleep in clover should never be longer
than three years. and in many cases
two years is long enough to let land lie
down in clover. - Genesec Farmer.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-04

q DIR. j. l.. CZAPKAY The gentleman whose
nHic forms th" caption ot This notice. is one oi thu
few modern physicians whose apphca't I" hS pro-
irs-iup and devotion 10 the afflicted, render bin HiikO
urua nru' tu tie and iru, Nh Ia the other 4
Hungarian hy birth he sought with kussuth Ia place
his CDlin''' among the nations ot the tNrth hrNond
the opprcSsur'S rule. that her ms mi9ht riocr IN
the practice Of those prrccp's which ar" alike our
giorl and 0ur pril'. I'm hi ,NurtS 80 70 d. h. hns
roaPci H." reward uf iuc,c'U rr,i-tncc 10 "pprcs-
sion. and ~ home and coun'r, know him no more
-Apafl however from h- ci i'ns upon our consider
alton IL Tu'rint. the t'sG n,1l> of character and
capacity which rr brings culf'r Linn u pubic cuuf-
drnce to the exclusion OF th- who po,-r-s neither
the one or the other. As Gentleman his character
j. unlarni~hrd: ply -ria. III. .kjl uusurpusecd
Iud to those Whose lm'rui,uc has 'r' ur,u ultm
the lHu'S of derH-,. No cam Cun-Ci'finu-h ctUrtbd
hlm WITH th" a.-urNur" ihU iu him ihoN d" n iiud
ir"nI whom 20 know is great -ttp Jht br.- .cra
j. 40. aud Nrn"v iial e. rncr Of >rrwn'.mtc
and Montgomery -'rtt'~. S4n IrIrc.Sr,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


- PERSONS WHO WISH To PURCHASE
eyI Drugs Fancy Arllcles. or Perumcry, Will do
M well to call at The BUTTE DRUG STORE.
[A on Montgomery, one door from Dover street,
near he Orleans Hotel. The following list comprises
portion or the stock on hand:
Scdhtz Powders, Quinne,
Bay KUN, Od OF NirOi,
Cologne, Nitric Acid,
Ayre'e Cherry Pecoral, MuratIc Acid
Crowds Sarsaparila andIilue Stohe
yellow Duck Numcgs,
Townscnd's sarsaparilla, oil OF l.emon,i
Sands do Oh of Rose,
GuySots do on of cloves.
Mustang Lnament, Oil OF Cmamon..s
Nerve al Il Bone Linament,On OF Orlganumt
Pain Killer, Oil of Peppermint,
Essence @ @ OF Jamaca Ginger ii of An'ce,
Castor oil, oil of Lavender.
Molfut's Pills. OH Cf CuOebs,s
Nc Alascrs Ointment, Ohve oil,
Hollaway. Pills, Meats Foot Oil,
Wrghts Indian VegetableOA Marrow,
Pills. hose Wafer,
Thompson's Eye Water, Boke's BIlters,
Thorns Extract Vine Bltters.
Cod Liver oil, Stoughtous Bters,
James Expeclorant, llar>horn,
Capsules, Accelic Acid.
Opodeldoc. Peruvian Bark,
Flea powder, Soda,
Aguc and Fever Pills, Cream of Tartar
Cholagosue, Home lpalhlc Medicines.
Shoulder Braces Glue,
Trusses, Sponges, fne,
Suspensary Bandages, do coarse,
Adhesive Plaster, Old Port Wine, for med
Caslle soap, cat purposes,
Old brown Wnsor SoapO Cherry Wine. for med
Pomades, tca purposes,
Hair Oils, Old brandy, for medical
Bottle Corks, purposes.
Vial do Armica Flowers,
Sal Soda, Liquurice Root,
Sulphur Sar>aparlla Root,
Alum BulsaIn of Wild Cherry
Nitrate Of Potash, Alcohol 95 per cent
Morphcne, Campheue pure,
Laud4uum, Iodine VI folAssiuh,
Paragorlc, HehDaIe Seed,
Gesamn, CirdaIhoh Sedds, &c"S
LEECH ES.
Together with all the usual articles kept lat DRUU
STOKES. which will be sold AT reasonable prices
those who may favor us with n call.
Physicians prescriptions accurately compounded I
all times of day or night.
ALBEKr o. DAY, Apothecary.
Oroville, August = 1856. aug2my
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-04

SowrNG CLovER.--An old Vermont
farmer remarked that he was greatly
prejudiced against years ago against
clover from thin sowing stalks were
large and tang ed, cou dn't NOW it, an !
cattle wouldn't eat it. He now sows
twenty or twenty-five pounds to the
acre, his crop stand very thick but not
more than two feet high, cures it in
small cocks, and makes beautiful hay.
Land needs rest, ike all else, give
it a good bed of clover that it may
have long. refreshing sleep.-Er.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-04
"SYPIiiLIs AND GoNORRHGA DIR. L

] Czapkay would ask especial attentio to rypbiliic
and gonurrhal diseases In the first stages of either
or these complaints ne guarantees perfect and rhec
tua cure in few days without hndrance Ia business
ar the slightest inconv vencnce. The Doctors method
of them combines all the latest Improvements
by the medicni faculty. with discoveries made by hun
self NOR, effective thnn anything yet known. which
sncnre- the patient from the possibility o secondary
symptnm- and removes th. disease ia the shortest pos
sbletime Secondary syphilis which appears ia con
sequence of the absorption nl The POISON into the sIs-
tenn and producers Buboes, Clcer;ions IN the throat
and nos. vi ch destroy The -o parts. aud cause The
bones to morify. separate and come away dshguring
the patient horribly Nodes or painful swelings on
the bones Io,ches upon the skin. Of which the
DOctrs daily in his Office and which are the result
OF improper treatment Aiso. ulcers, sores and PIN
ple. and injuries to the constitution, which. afier
long period of suffering destroy life twill also be re-
msnbered that these disorders Hereditary passing
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-04

ga penny for your thoughts,
mad 'm,' said gentlcm n toa beauty.
They are not worth farthing, sir,
she replied | was thinking OF YOU
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-04

vHvHIS Invaluable Specific first introduced INTO
z Pisa suuie fifty years sine" soon herhinc so wen
known certain cure thai IN every town hud city
~, onIy on the COhlinen but IN brral Britain. The
demand for il great. lis mcrlis 50 astounding,
that in less than Noar rom It's introduction 1t had
suppanted all other remedies. The Medical Faculty
of Inc principaI cities of Europe compelled &c
acknowledge its wonderful mastery over diseisc Pro
prctofs of other mcdcine Jealous of ils sway Nainly
nndeIVured to stay its onward progress Lake grass
before he mower, their ehDrts fell 10 the ground and
like fire the prares sweeping all before 1t. lis
ward march became trlumuhant IT stood forth upon
il own merits II discerning puplic saw. tried and
were convinced Of lis magical virtues. The massive
fortune acquired by Dr Parcira from the sale Of il
during The six he pared H. alone bore witness
to it. miraculous merits. Al the decchSe OF the Doct
the r,ciue was bequeahed to his son, who has lately
introduced The remedy into the United States. The
number of c, res il has already made are astonishing
Thousands and tens OF thousands can bear testimony
to its efficacy.
All who use it, II will cure with safety. speed and
certainty no other MEDICINE has ever poss' sscd.
Resort TO no Quack Nosirums Use a remedy that
has been tried for the past iii! years and was never
known tu fail.
This Great Remedy ia warranted purely vegetable
Beware of Commercials. The extensive sale Of this
wonderful medicine has already caused some person
persons. Ia palm OF upoF the uhsuspccting "A spu.
rioll- compound. closely re- embng the original lie
particular n buy none without the written signature
OF A. Pareira. ". ID. on the outside wrapper OF each
bottle. All others counterfeit, and their
poundcrs will be punished with the utmorst rger OF.
the law
Prize, Three dollars per bottle For sale by u. Bah
c"ck sole Agent for California. oregon and the Sand
Vch Islands, to whom all orders must be addressed.
A liberal disC runt made 10 wholesale dea' err
ID. IA COCK.
Wholesale Druggist, - Di Wis street,
San Francisco.
List OF Agents through nj the State. Rice Oiih g..
Co. Druggist. Msrysyille: r. X Sarkweaiher, City
Drug Store. stockton W. II. Bruner, Sonora Benj
Shurtlef, shasta; Child y wor,hen. Plncervilie
Justin Gates, Jr. Sacramento City; u. r. w. Carr,
luwnieville Dr. John Lark. Nevada Dr. w IL.
Gatlief, Yreka, DR.. B. Winston, Los Angeles:
Thomas Whaley San Diego; Geo l.. Story, Portla- .
% +.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-04
DR.. p E-!R AS

GRAFT ITALIAN REMEDY
For the certain and speedy cure Of dis
cases Of private nature, no matter
how long standi"g, without any IN
furious efkct to the system or ary
charge of diet. il has never failed,
it cannot fail to cure.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-04

DLANKs-EveIy description ofysus.isss Bl she
ID f0I sale athis once.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-19


The Sheriff organ is very much mistaken
il charging that we are enlisted FOR Sir. Walk
er in the Clerkship fight. We don't care q
copper which whips--he or Seymour. We
want the sweet Democracy to have the fight
among themselves, and hope Americans viii
let them both alone, and standing aloof, gaze
at the muss with the same Indifferent feelings
we do. These candidates are both Democrats,
and the fight is in the Democratic iamiiy -and
we want to see the wool fly sharply. But the
idea Of Gavitt, who has not been in the Demo
cratic fold eighteen months and Of his tool
paper, which never had the confidence OF even
those Democrats who used it and its editor for
their own purposes--questioning the Denoc-
racy of Well Walker and of the Walker FAM
lY is too superbly ridiculous for comment
These old Democrats have been finally ruled
out of the party! The question is, whether
they will permit themselves to be read out by
such Democratic" authority as Gayitt and
his paper. A short time ago Gavittresponded
to our charge Of his having assumed Democra-
ri ieuled the idea of him being Wing, and
pointed tohim sarcastically as the embodiment
Of defunct. Whiggery, the sole surviving Wing
left. Now it appears he constitutes the entire
Democratic party! Those who object to his
acts, to his bullying proceedings, to has disor-
ganizng course, and refuse to be governed by
him. are lead out Of the partyll DIR. Bray
bitterly, almost furiously, in speech at Apol-
10 Hall, held up Gayitt to the condemnation of
the Democracy and declared they must be clear
of him. His turn may be expected next. On
the streets, otheI leaders have just as emphat
ically expressed their opinions Of Gavitt-
When will they be ousted? The Old Line
party here, it seems, is now un6er the rule and
domination of Smith Gavittl We congratu-
late our friends, the heretofore leaders, on this
beautiful condition Of things.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-19
Fillmore and the Platform.

The Louisville Democrats make extracts
from several Indiana papers, including the
Journal, and then thus speaks Of the FILLMORE.
papers of this State;
There is not one Of the Fillmore papers that
dare support the nomination, except on the
Black Republican ground. This is comcal IL
Illustration of the platform, and rich comment
upon its passage at Philadelphia, and the nom
ination made by the same men that made the
platform.
1t is unnecessary to inform those who are
regular readers of the Journal, that this paper
occupies no such position as that imputed to
1t and other Indiana Fillmore papers, by the
Democrat. We support the nomination Of
Fillmore on the National American platform,
as adopted by the National Council at Phila
delphia last month. Fillmore was nominated
by the National Convention without any plat
form, leaving it optional with those who sup
port him to accept the Council platform ornot
as they please. We choose To support him
and the platform. and ask 10 EAvors from the
friends or enemies of either. This does not
prevent us from being warmly DESTROYS chat
the opponents of the Old Lineisn in Indiana,
no matter under what names those opponents
of the wicked institution may pass, should
unite themselves on common State ticket to
defeat their enemies. In our own State cleo
tion we believe the opponents Of Old Lneism
may well lay aside, so far as this election is
concerned, their differences Of opinion on
sectional question, to right the State on impor-
tant home issues. At the same time We do
not ask, nor do we anticipate they will, relin-
quish their peculiar ideas as to policy on the
slavery question, in the national contest.
Will the Democrat do us the justice, before
our many friends in Louisville, to state that the
Evansville Journal declares itself in favor of
Fillmore and Donelson, ON the American Ma
tional Council platform? It might also do
the great mass of Fillmore papers in this State
numbering about twenty, t he justice to say,
that they occupy the same position.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-19
The Republican Court,

On, AMERICAN SOCIETY N THE DAYS OF
WzsHINGToS.-By Rufus ". -Griswold.-
This work has attracted a remarkable degree
Of attention, both from its subject, and from
the fact oft author being so widely and favor
ably known. We are pleased to understand
that it is now being issued in numbers, issued
semi-monthly, at % cents each number
When completed, as 1t Will be in twenty-one
numbers, they viii make as splendid as they
will valuable book. Mr. H. Fowkes is now soli-
citing subscriptions in Evansville for this adj
mirotIe work The Republican Court" viii
contain twenty-one portraits Of distinguished
women of this country, who figured during the
days of the Revolution, taken from original
paintings The design Of The Republican
Court is to give an interesting and faithful
view of the private and Social Life of this
Country, in the Days of Washington Refer
ring as briefly as possible to political affairs, it
introduces the great characters of that illustri-
Gus age IN their personal connections-in the
parlor, ballroom, the theatre-in anecdotes,
descriptions and details of every day expert
ence 1t embraces particular narratives o.
President Washington's celebrated Tour thro'
the Eastern States, with all its festivities,
parades, &c, and of the subsequent Tour
through the Southern States, with the impos-
ing and enthusiastic reception in Charleston,
Augusta sc. Each part viii contain 20 pages
Of letter press and one elegant steel engraving.
We advise citizens to subscribe for this work
without hesitation. It VIII be promptly de-
liyeged to subscribers
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-19
An Additional Rem ark.

In our notice vi the singular case" in yes
terday's Journal, We should have added what
now we write. Mr. SIinkard, the Grand Ju-
ryman who signed statement of the proceed
ings before the Jury on the Miller case, at
Vincennes, did this, as he declares, utterly
unaware that he was doing anything wrong,
inasmuch as the statement was prepared by
several lawyers whom he regarded as personal
friends, and he signed it by their request, and
under their advice, and with the understand
ing as received from them, that he was doing
a right. These lawyers were active Old Lin
ers who had warmly interested themselves
against Miller The Juryman is also of the
same party, but bears the character of an hon
est, quiet man, who would do no wilful wrong.
He was made the tool of these lawyers, and
byttsm made to peUure himself These law
yers should be held up to public execration,
as having dishonored their profession, and
compromised their standing as honorable men.
We should give their Names if we were sure
who are precisely the men.
One Of cur citizens just from Vincennes in
forms us, that according to Mr.. Slinkard's
statement, eight of the Grand Jury were for
mauslaughter, and four for murder in the sec
ond degree. A different statement and more
favorable to Miller than the one given to us the
day previous.