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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-22

EVANSVILLE 1901. SCORE,
Main street, betyv. First and SecOnd &.
TTlIE uudergn ed having iust returned East IS
! receiving extensive stock of HarjNare. con
sisting of all xinds of
WcGharlc'S ToOTs,
the hest qTaay and approved styles OF American
English faetuTe. forming complete and choice
assortment; alsn.
Building Hardware.
Locks and TStches Butts md Hinges, Bolts &C. Trim
Iaings for Furniture. &c.
Farming Fools,
Shoves aud Srq5as Hay Nrnure Forks Brar Scvthes
Hay and Straw Knives. Grain Soups. &c.
EEOFIsc fEGTEs ists ing Goods.
Knives and Forks (AprcaR aud ngIis h. kinds
TahIe Spoons Cnndeiets andIsamps Waters Kettles
Pans. Coffee Mills. Fire Sets. &c. g..
Pocket CUTLERY. Guns. Pistols &C..
always hand; Chains. Hlles Saws Axes, Rome Pump
FixinEs &c.
Eheouraged by the liberal patronage Of the citizens of E
sve and vicinity the undersigned LAEGEIY ADDED
his stock of Hardar and wiz always keep greatest
possible variety Mechanics FOOLS the quality
we'll other goods continuance sf patronage
fGlly requested. se02f A VALID EIRCH.
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LADIES, WRIT.

ANOFFEE.-Prme Rio Coffee from New ! ork' received
y per railroad and for sale by r,ro,- , D1os
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fStfNCE MEsSRS. ALTERING & BRUMMER HAVE
" leased the oil Corner Water under the
filed it overlooking with the
and latest styles OF Fall and Winter ur
pishug Goods etc. sell astOnhingiy low, the
ALrIEsHAyE BEEN COMPELLED TcSuERENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part Mems Boy ready-rads Clothing
Caps Trunks together with the most
OF Gentle nens Dress Goods and TaoT Furnishing Goods
brought this city Their iaeties FOR purcha5 a
featuring superior other house in the city,
which them all times to h all orders with the neat
ofroods The best bargains nnry ans city
public generally. respectfully invited 70 call ana
Stock Reduced Prices before purehs
No l-e,.1.a-. dccIs-f
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-22

NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
CHMIDT & STARK have iEst received at their ASh-
- ment on large of Wan Papers,
from es the finest gilded ccmI rising very
thing of the beautiful p,on g this line They
also keep everything apPrtahing upholstery and cover
chairs sofas BE- superior style. Having Just enlarged
our accOuodat@ increased business We
arc now prepared receive customers and show them
iar,az oct ana low prices aP29-tf
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I.an OIL snip AND CANilLEs.

e,tVGsAR AND COFFEE.-Prime Eastern Coffee and
~ go a9sAr u' i0's4' - 49, ' PRESTON BROS.
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CRGAES ND TOBACCO S'EOiSEOF
ACOB SCHEURER, WAN ST. BET. 1ST AND Cd.
NEW ATrEgY NC9ENIENT.

order that may able devote my time Partcu-
Z larry TO the IRON AND HEAVY HARDWARE part four
business disposed part interest in thetrO-
Gerry house Mr. MATTHEW D4LZELL, who Will
tinue the old stand under the style OF ORR DALZELL
lete ment Of everything in the Grocery
line. would opportunity returning sincere
tina liberal
patronage extended many and respectfully ask
them continue their favors firm aRi would
to the slow not all gentlemen that they aeed
- ask credit ct this house. SAMUEL ORR.
l.
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The undersigned will continue the business OF the FORMER
firm OF Geo Klein Il the manullcture OF Lard on
Soap and will sell at wholesale aud retail the
as Cincinnati prices warranting the articles July equal
those OF the Cincinnati market Order
he LEFT at store between FIRST and
second ser2-tf DECKER Il KRAMER.
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rkENCE &c ,S NEELOnEONN

PRINCE & CO - MELODEONS,
WITH divided swell, secured by letters pat
Ffs-==-sI g59E tent. May 23d 1875.
of this swell, solo passages may
s. j ube played with the full power Of t. :9Stru-
nent while the ment Is soft and subdueG Htre
MeIodeons made hy Prince Il Col Will be iur-
nished with this attach without extra charge
Messrs Prince Co. could realize handsome fortune by
dposnr ofrg manufacturers but they prefer
to their 1t can only be OBJ
'-H'1 y " F. COLBURN, Western Agent.
WestF ourt hstre
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LII persons indebted to the firm Scantn Son
"a will call and settle with James Scantlin, Jr..
possible Tor the business Of the firm be settled
all his Main opposite the old
tank. noY4-3w JAMES SCANFLTN. JE.
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3 0Hs%FSBS ~ just ree'd per L. & G. railroad by
oct20 u. H COOK & SON.
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DIR. 7. MCGOWN'S ESSENCE OF TAR
Is 4 CERTAEN CURE FOR
Bowel Complaints and Diseases OF
U,F.En

NHIRTY thousand cures without single failure. Fol-
sale in Evansville by Keller. Farnsley Co, lallock
4 Stoddlrd. Woolscy e Sawyer. LEIGH Il Yer ing.
The great American TAR SPRING LIN1MENT AND VERNE
FUGE is also for sale bv them. aur2l d&wIy
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sEyEN CtRlOADs OF EROCERTEs,


FALL GOODS
EUST received By railroad the first goods of the season.
~ suitable for the fal! trade,
rich Fancy Frint5 II cases ass'd Sattlnets;
do as5d Clssimeresi DO Fancy De t.alnsi
10 Bch Co. AIraccas; 20 pieces Beh silk Plains
fig MEETINGS; 10 cartoons Beh silk Lace
With variety foney dress r mns and
all kinds for sale at very low prices ty
agl6 .. H. MAGIEE & co.
C0-PAs'r- EtisBEP IN TEE
WHO LF3ALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
1ersqneG have this day entered into partner
81 ship under the style Of French Jeraull 70 carry
the wholesale Goods Clothing and for
that purpose will be gadto all their friends the old
stand OF j ohnson * french, Evansville. Ind.
VIM y. FRENCH.
aug1i SYLVESTER 7. JERAULD.
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A~tHOlCE FLOUR ~ BARRELS AND D AtsS;-A
Hpply kept coustan hand and tor sale at the Low
- ,,a-LsttJ nrirrs nv s. F. GIEBERT & CO..
eco Agents Poseyville Mills.
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). e. CtMPBELL.
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER,
FIRST STREET RETwFEN VINE tND DIVISION
ENANsNILLE. ND.

BELL 4 n II bhA0S FOON DER,
FIRST STREET RErwFEN DIVISION
EVANSVILLE. IND.
Eg ANUFA CTURER ef~very description Of Brass Work
ture i' Ga p apd a 9' Ss5R9 ''
and eTpds cocks church Snd 5es
friction metal sn an as veil as Trete
ana as appointed sole agent in this city the sale
jas Tbomrson's celebrated beltns These belt
irss ar a9ythnF yet and have inva-
mimi Samples OIL the samecan be seen at the establish
Every description of Brass Castings made order and fur
The highest rarbet price paid for old COPPER brasant
hiiorder, addres,e4tO nc will meet with pJop and
TO n 5a5nnTn7 ;e5 AMP h. oT n9
large >s5T aT5I0'TII GAgE."
ofthe the foot Vine street. lie viii all times
hereatr he pleased 20 give nroI an shren to
that may he entrusted to him.
others thi5city aud Of the interior s2lie.d
ap3-tf JOHN 5. MITCHELL.
SuNDRIEs.-,
a 80 sot Gss9 GPg,ro Han9hS are
81 essess 70 aacoa'cord
20 sT ao1G' 1a asi's ~ frn o9e da.o
j. pieces SUPER black Satin vestngs;
10 10 DO ''rena9ne SllE 5;tt,, ..4 u;,.,.-so.,-.
~ S@Tooa, t9 Rn%5 bEo"; ana 'o07S
- doz super bonns SILK Craye3 rsed this day ond fer
apSdGw AIS Main street. Louisville, Ky.
JOHN =. CRISP,
rs rSA . Ira IVY hSsodi, 4 GRoovs Fo.-
n Buildings. viii attend drawing up Deeds Mort
and al other wrtnr entrusted 70 him. dec17-dtf
q tH0ICl1 Pr AIMS OF FLOUR-we have on hands
u the following brands Of Flour:
BruceviIie Wills (extra) Woodberry Mills:
Patoka do DO; Orange do;
brakes Crook CLAY CO. do;
Which sell cheap any city,
and deli vered sred Of charge
augl2 VICKERY & JOHNSON.
EkO0R MATS tND.RUGGS.-
az $ balesas;-d Grass Mats;
Is doz do to fancy Jutp NJ ats;
do do Manila
: do do Cocoa do;
-, 10 do Fancy Wool do;
SttAdn lutte Rugs;
Manila do
do do SchenelIe Rugs: for sale low by
sep2z z. II. COOK & SON.
g. w. CIV EMS.
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THNENDERs his FRO ressona services the citizens of E
II ansvile vicinity: residence between Judge Foster
audi. II. Bofendiek Cherry street Evansville. Ind
aDI9 Ivd
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= RE e R NC
JAS. e. JONES. Esq, NzSsRs. Z. II. Cook e. son,
j. S. MITCHELL. MESSGS GEO. FOSTER e. Co.
EYEnsrille IrIia IHla IL
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.T Wholesale AND RETAIL
CORNER OF LOCUST WATER STREETS, EVANSVILLE, N

% s,;4 no NJ. A LAWRENCE.
d 0risre Crorn +fstance promptly and satisfactorily
J-i-"N"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-22

IT'D ErIFUL and full things Boys. comprsiug
nleta set of Carpenters Tools Planes chsels
naohts, hammers saws, drawing knives. mallets. avis
rules other al Tools. Call and
Oct6 BABCOCE BROS.
TX AN ATHA e. LAKE Ats bJls. Of L Axe Salt;
X "A 20 hhis. OF hanawh a, for sale hy
IAN 10tf J. W. & s. vICKERY.
ETgRE en- ACgI Ei's'-R Received rs boxes direct
&, New York. and for sale ~
novt5 7. & D. HERMANN.
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nnnIl NIATTs 4Nn.RI-EGs-
g. ". OWENS.

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
No. 81 POylT2s Street.
Neyv Orleans, Ia
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a MOTHER arrival Of Lawns. Musqueto Bars. Greer
" Window Paper. and general of Their Dry
Goods ivl7 SAMUEL EMBICH.
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TENIN PLATE. &c
u Tin Plate; 20 Pigs Block TIM
4o0O 40 Wire do In store and for sale by
ivIi SAMUEL ORR. -
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no COUNTRY Nero,
wv have n on h8ho yer~large and complete stOch
wv Of Hats ~aa Caps. which will sell. wholesale, at
and Cincinnati prices. All our goods are fresh
and Of the latest styles. Call aud examine
sep!7-3m VAUTIER & MARCoNNIER, Mainst-
RTXTRA FAMILY FLOCR.-75 bills WOrthingtOn
seria IN. COOK & SON.
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- F. RYE FLOUR bIls Markls's eztra bra1d, lu1
y reed by les 2. II. COOK SON.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IL ma INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF Hartford, Connecticut.

IL ma ASSURANCE COMPANY.
OF Hartford, Connecticut.
CAPITAL 1906, UO0-0u Datdt and inUsste 1.
fENHlS Company with perpetual charter
4 in 1919, and against loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses Manufacturing house
hold furniture merchandize general Also inland
against perils Navigation be ber
ally adj sted and paid with promptness.
THOMAS k. BRACE, Pres't.
Applications may be made the subscr
ber duly authorized receive proposals and issue pol
iees any Insurance AGENCY
4 the West. a. @. HALLOCK, Ag't.,
eyl1-tf Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
CRGA5s AND TOBACCO SEOiIE OF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. 1ST AND I'D.
70. Schacher a. Schroeder's old stand')
T RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding country, thatI have taken theabove
stand determined to continue the same business, and
will constantly hand Tho choicest HAVANA Cigars
and Tobacco Ofhe hes brands that Eastern a
ford; also Saufand Smoking Tobacco ofal kinds Ner
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes Of all sizes and quail
tiles, the owes cash prices Wholesale and Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business cOnyinces me
hat give general satsfactiOn and respectfully
solicita share ofpubIic patronage. lap1-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AHACKEREI No. l and , for sale low by
HI octI4 GEO. FOSTER & co.
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TO DRUGGISTS. PHYSICIANS, AND
fE,NELN,E,IRY n 2fI srEi ANuS.

TNEE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
ren to street. ediate1y opposite the Press
Church. in the Office with Dr. Wood, where he
would all his old customers and agoody NUN
Der and would be pleased to serve them With
anything in his line such coats vests pants shr Draw"
ers etc madeto the shortest possible notice
Thank avors would respectfully solioiA
tinuance the the hands of liberal Puhc
v2G j. L. NELMs-
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EN.nA.i NIst.SErI, - "a,
LUMBER! LUMBER!
BE. Ill BENIN EI'E"A'

respectfully the citizens of Evans
Sv vile that he keeps CONSTANT
hand and full assortment Of Pine Lumber,
Shingles Tn dressed Foorng Dressed and I'M
dressed Misunderstanding. etc. etc, which he VIII sell
Orders the country solicited Yard
Oarpen Eratz & Heilman S Foundry.
lie has also yard Ninccnnes. the EvanSvsll1
Charlottesville Railroad Deprt and is prepared furnish
all in that section with full variety cheap be
bought in Evansville. L. l.. WATSON. Agent,
iy3-f. Finaennes.
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IEE.-15O bbls White Lime store and for sale h.
AAvf PRESTON BkOSs
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NEW ARRIVAL.

WATCHES AND JE w ELRY.
w have Just received stock CT Watches and
Jrwelry. consisting all the Different new and beau
tiu in variety the lowest Eastern prices and
every article warranted represented. We would call
special attention large stock 81 fine Gold and Silver
Hunting and face Watches wh n will sell at very
low hgares. Also lot of ID Silver. Stee and
Spec tace persons 1ges. The puflic
generally. and to- ladies in particular invited 70 call
and examine our ok. BITTR0LFF & SONS.
hetwaen Firet nd Secnnd streets.
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INCUR Ef EMF MONEY.
tFTIZESS Bank Cherokee Insurance and BANKING Com
~ pany, Lagrange Bank Of Georgia; Bank Of Chata
au1 Commercial Bank Nashville md Memphis and
Banks Of Alabama Tennessee Georgia aud Worth
Carolina taken Groceries at the lowest
prices bought small aiseoun tor cash. by
je23-tf s. e. GILBERT & CO., Sye- near Water.
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and examine eK. BlTFBOLFF SONS.
sepao IN. between First nd Secend streets
a NANUI.EI- boxes Star. Opal and pressed
aagi3 'O' '"-' 10 GEO FOSTER CO.
NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE.
II STAFFORD has lust opened Grocery and Provision
Main above where he will be pleas
BY strict attention to business to merira liberal share the
public patronage. my3l-9y
&OtP.AND CANDLEs.-
25 9ks Star Candles; Is bxs EZRA rallew Candles,
iustr sd oy my2S u. II. COOK son
BLANKETS.
T7E undersigned having commenced tire Manufacture Of
n Blankets. a mill Dexter. New York. pre-
chased in View YoTk with the addition Of fregh and can
I'll orders Tor any amount at shortuotiee.
sqper Family aI,nksts.
Gray aud White Saddle Blankets Re. &c, to which
' oeis ''' l'''''''' '''' J. II mAGHEE & co.
HAVN COFFEE-10 100 Pockets old Government Java
oo 81 'S ''''''-1 N-1 ~ '- PRESTON BROS.
q 10 IoEes Herring; 2co bant Cards sizes;
nov5 '1-''' TEYSEY 4 soREIs6N.
onN BRAN MD oATsZcoH't9Ge6t6y k on f% s%2 and
GAPS! CAPs!!
: EMS Youths Boys and In fans Of every variety.
ions sepi7 5a VAUrfER IH'Ed6%SIt R.
EHRE.sEI I.0nsTrRs AND OYSTER In one and
"A fo cans Vf of?1qe gEIy 70 S sy o y+
TE1EAs20o half chests and Caddies' Gunpowder In
PeTia 1oaGg Tyson and Black Ieass l6: rec % and
for sale by oet27 PRESTON BROS.
yUsT RECEIVED
~ 100 bags new Rio Coffee;
20 doz immon's Axes Ohio Patterns;
10 do TSsues, do; Kentucky Patterns:
oetso ~- 49, sac TENNEY soRENsoN.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-03-29
SUCCESSION SALE.
prolule sixlh Judlclal District Court. ?

Probate sixth Judicial District Court. Parish of
East Baton Rouge, In. No. 4Gl.
Succession of Daniel Holloway deceased.
DG VIRTUE of u commission issued In The above
ID succession. and to me directed from the Hon. the
Sixth Judicial District Court In aud for the parish
Of East Baton Rouge aud state aforesaid will offer
ut public sale, on the premises wherein the deceased
last resided In said parish, At about twenty-thrcc
miles from the city Of Baton Rouge. on
7HtRSD.1 J, the ID day OF April next,
A. H., 1856. ut II o'clock AN. the property herein
after set forth and described belonging to the sue
ccsson of Daniel Holloway, late of said parish,
deceased to-wt II ''.I.Iii
A TRACT OF LAND or plantation in
this parish whercon the deceased last rcsid-
ed, containing six hundred and twenty acres,
bounded on the north by lands Of McVea
and Williams aud Neville; east by lands Of
McVca and Newport; south by Sandy Creek,
and west by the Port Hudson and Clinton
Road, with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, on the following terms and
conditions, to-wit:
One third cash, and the balance on IL credit oil
one and two years with eight per cent interest from
the day OF sale, with mortgage and confession o
| Judgment retained until final paymcnt--the purcha
ser To Civ notes for such sums. that the whole may
be divided into four equal shares in order to clos,
the success on.
This 10Th day Of February, 1856.
march y II. V. BABlN. Sheriff.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-03-29

northern states must be permitted to fight the
administration forces in their own way, and
under such leaders as they may please to selcc,
and upon such n platform as they may think
proper to make. BY pursuing such a line OIL
policy as this, We could at least prevent The
election of the democratic candidates by the
people, 0ad thus Mrow The election into Me Uou.e
The present House would have to choose and,
as there is a clear majority of the states as
represented in this Congress opposed to the
democratic party an opposition comdidatc woull
be eIecied President"
We have an abiding confidence that this
adrot'y arranged scheme will be rchukcd Ivy
the people of the south, thai trcachcrous poll.
tlcians will be taught that The masses are no
longer to be cajoled into the support Of party
whose highest aim is the spols of office.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-03-29

battery of the Niogaro was made for the ship:
the 1lcrrimoe for the battery; and in the con.
strlictlon OF the latter, the writer presnmcs
that the chief naval constructor was obliged 10
snccnmb to the old fogyism which prevails still
within the naval department at Washington.
The Niagoro, as everybody knows, was forced
the writer says) upon the navy by the pres.
sure ct outside influence, and we are firm IN
the belief, that whatever may be her detects.
she will introduce new era in the construction
OF vessels of war for our navy, as her pro,o-
types have done In the mercantile marine
throughout the world He continues thus:
Our opinion of her, in some respects sng.
gests that she should have been named the
young America" Her dimensions hive FIRE.
qucnily been described in the newspapers.
OF Mr.. Fillmore. In fact the only practical
Her battery, entirely original, consists twelve
l-inch heavy cannon, throwing each n solid
shot weighing one hundred aud seventy pounds,
Mt n long range Her guns are also adopted
for shell. They are said to he superior in the
chamber to the famous Paixhan, Offering a
great diminuton in the rccoil force when dis
charged, besides having n greater strength at
the brccch, Her battery is so planned that
she can bring seven Of her guns to bear on q
broadsidc, having one gun fore and aft pivetcd
so as to fire on either side. The weight Of her
broadsidc force is eleven hundred and ninety
pounds, which exceeds that of any frgntc in
the service, being more than equal to thirty
three 80 FOUNDER solid shot. and we assume
vastly superior in projcctile force. The weight
OF each of her guns is equal to about five me
dun 32 FOUNDER cannon
We think that in case of immediate war will
England, the niagara would be known MS the
scourgc Of the ocean. If she has the strength
and speed claimed by her constructor, she
might rove the old Ocean for one year at least
as its sole monarch, or until her equal III al
respects might dispute or decide her sovereign
ty over the deep
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-03-29
HEALTH AGAIN PREVAILS.

Nj. H1 MANN would inform his friends
y. and the public generally, that the sovcr-
eign people Of the Town of Clinton having
decided NY majority vote, that Liquors,
should once more be rctaicd in small qlanti-
ties (by the glass thereby enabling those com.
planning of slomachic ollec.ations, speedy re-
lief without calling Oh Physicians, Druggists,
or Apothecarcs, and he having complied with
the laws, regulating the retailing of Spirtuous
liquors, would respectfully call to the attention
of both buyer and seller that under the rcve-
Tue law which expressly provides, that no one
shall sell a less quantity than one gallon unless
they pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS, for State license to do the same, and
all who sell less, without paying that amount
violates the said law.
Therefore all those who wish to buy good
liquor by the bottle, can procure it OF Hey
mann, who is legally authorized to sell the
same. march 20
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1856-03-29
THEY JOIN HANDS ON THE MAIN
POINT

The following is the concluding resolution of
the series ado pied by the black republican ma
tional convention at PtSburg:
"3 Believing that the present national adj
ministrntion has shown itself to he weak and
fnithess and that its continuance in power is
identified with the progress OF the slave power
TO national supremacy with the exclusion Of
freedom from the territories and with unccasing
civil discord-it is leading purpose of our
organization to oppose and overthrow it.
The following is one of the planks in the ma
toni Know Nothing platform, adopted about
the same time with the above:
"IHirteenth: Opposition to the reckless and
unwise policy Of the present Administration
in the general management of our national
affairs, aud more especially as shown in remov-
ing Americans" by designation and conscrv
atvcs in principle from office, and placing for
eigncrs and ultraists in their places, ms shown in
a tuckling subservicncy to the stronger, and
an nsolcnt and cowardly hravado toward the
weaker powers; as shown in the reopcning see
tional agitation, by the repeal of the Missouri
Compromise; rs shown in granting to unnatu-
rallied foreigners the right of suffrage in Kan
sas and Nebraska; as shown in its vascillatng
course on the Kansas and Nebraska question
ms shown in the removal of Judge Bronson from
the collectorship of New York upon false and
nntcnablc grounds, as shown in the corrnp''onS
which pcrvadc some of the government; ms
shown in disgrucing meriorious naval officers
through prejudice or caprice; and as shown in
laundering acknowledgement of our foreign rcla-
ton"
Notice the perfect agreement on the main
point opposition TO Democracy Washing
tan fnioR.