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"a resolution siuvar.. Ut oaerte par .,'lar
Hilbert. il est
i'estu, Que l" rapport du con,t, ci dessus mention
ne s"ii accefte et i"ptn. II est de plus
isSS't". Que John L I.,b''ell. Madame J Hereford
'.eY's Lobi"il, " I.-mmnn, Emile Broussard Ell
Petit sot sppointes pcgr talre ct lt
hem'n (Iasseel
lie conle sn o;nte pour .ractcr pour !cs reFsrs
ions 'c - vHilt. Mai."n de Cuur pTot Ilois
lie Ar Cararcn Architect .,snS lag u-e i, ire
'eiaEeF Ia d't Aa!son p.gLtielnrLt Jour IA scEnmc 4
S.G.5
l DC motion fut fate pour accePter IofFre 4" Mr 4
- ta1neron iaqa"lie ut opposee PAR Ar Calt.eil i!
'''lran; ache'rr la present" iencur> du Dr L N En-
ier' pour en- tai-s unn Naisou de Cour
Sur quo! le vote du Juri FL: sp,.aie
pDtS isErAEER-Ian Hrbert, Frank " mite PI.andry
T " l.en.non, Woo Ia. A,smis lIebcrt an, Jam.
DrYal.
ipcR AcHZFsR L. RESIDENCE De DR ESERs- !afa rctte
,l!"cIl
X comite appointe pour fare destination dss axe
de 'risse pour !annee sl,,an, font lie rapport SUI
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-27

Proceedings Of the Police Jury ofthe Farisl
Of West Baton fsGugc.


At regular meeting OF the Police Jury of the afore
aid parish held according to law, on Mon1ay ySeptem
ter tue first 1856, at the Court House hereof, the
flowing members met:
..REsENr-Louis Favrot, President !; FrankWhite,
,iams hebert, L. Cal we'll. James T. lsva1!, w. u
Winter W. ". Lennon, james ". fipes
AEsEST-B Landry, &C. Woods, Jan. Hebert.
The proceedings OF the previous session were read
and approved.
And the following resolution was then oner by ".
d. Winter
itemloed, That James R. Devall, L. Caldwell and
,Aams Hebert. be appointed committee t" confer
with A. ". Camaron, TO if ne will rescn the con
tract entered into with him orreparlng the
Court House. On motion, said Resolution wasadoptea
The following report was then submitted to the
Jury and adopted-viz'
WEST BATON ROUGE, September LIST, 1856.
The undersigned committee having been appointed
20 cuDter Win tamarOn, III regard 10 re-
l.nquisning his contract for repairing the old Court
iouse be, leave to report that they have conferred
..tu AIR. tamaron r-liU4 uahed bis contract, as
will be seen by the following notice.
Lafayette Caldwell,
Committee James K. Ievaii,
Adalnis I4ebert.
ne I,esiden, and Members Of tie Police u'y Of ~es'
3a,n, l:onge: ..... .-
thereby propose to repquish my contract to repair
the Court house Of THIS ari>n .oVldeo, thAt yoo1
Hon. body may consent TO same
West baton nouge, sept. iSi, 900.
(Sigucd1 A. ". CANARON
The following resolution vas thea adopted
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VlGlLANI COMMITTEE.


vlGlLANI COMMITTEE.
CUTOFF PRECINCT. COURT House PREcf
Tn odule Ta:liler, A Bro ks
BeazsIre hebet, Gu.tave buo6ocs,
Joseph traud, Vi tril"i:c,
Louis L EruSsard. f4lmu1 Irail2n.
crosse TIT. PKECT. PoynRAs FKiCT.
Fl ACaS.ie " W Lennon,
L Brous.ard, Louis Petit.
James Il Etvsll II II GerMeny.
sRuLY LANDING PEyeISCT.
Edouard LeRay. Arcade Sc-ret.
Joachim Aillet, Edward Burg,
J Etc IaRauve.
EXECUTIVE ,MMiTTEE.
Fan Hickey TT Vaughn,
1,coiore liaisie, rope,
~ ,.ut,Ide II " Allen.
BhLniuu H II iavrot,
\ Barrow.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-27

Insrecteur des cherniu e. ,evees$ 500 Or
or"ner~ ct Juge Observation-Disclosures. 600 TO
n?rimeur lie saraisse ..... ,,., 500 O.
,T"cat lie Parosse. Observation-Disclosures. $50 20
rrei'"c tu .uri ';e Police c-............. 200 Ir
session du Juri NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. eco 90
nN: t!e !hstrlc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900 &C
te!h"r. Sheriff ct Recorder r......... 400
.s~-=SeCr.- Observation-Disclosures. . I;jG OC
llf3irtS Crfuprll ....... $50 %
'P;enSr C.sIc.ieS ....,. . 1900
appropriation Racourci de PliG uc.nue 500 On.
POUR la repara ton de Mai.oD
DE- C,ur. .................... . 1915 ct
CoulInissaircs 4 'ele4. Lion ioa.........,.. -. OF O.
Total t;t !.
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[ laEes / " Uu,>.
''Le comitt appotntc pour vol, nctovagas des
aycuS Thac:sw ct ,roussar!. raporte "a il1 ont Il.
cue les 'tenx Bayou sont rarGsitcnena netovts
La resolution suivante fut o1erte par " " lem
non et ,to-!ce.
tss, t. Que le cn,n'tc appo,nte Ia session du Turi
Police jain rour dr'ger los egon,s dams les fsyor
lactaw ct HrnCssard. AIT plen reuroir d'eablir un
coat de IA po;nta dc leblanc descendant. et Dc
:ire tnnte actr Get eet qui Feuvent etre aatorse
,r les lois ezi.tantr=
r Hfnrniemnnt resolution passee rar le Jur
lie P'ce session de Juin. autorisant rAvocat d.
z:osse. de reglcr " G Boseman. lie jugcment
,r'cl,,l con:re lu par le dit Juri de Police rapnorf
a re.e svec le dit Bozenan couformemeut a L.
resolution.
ue ia pres une s,stre resolution il aauss reel,
'e 'o"rn"nt oh'en contre Ia paro,se 1t en- favour d
Michel ct celli ohtenu par la paroisse ct contre la
ncces;on de p Michel
hes,fu. Qu'il signltie Mr. Markham que s'
tept DIES es1uts ct chalan trnverser toute
cure de Ia uuit, ct sill procure dun nouveau
.teau II vapear pour terri. contorm"msHt a son con
at a.ec le Juri de Police lie dit Juri trervcra for
.t sor contrat.
lie f;rcfer est lie servir copi de Ia resolu
ci dessus au dit Markham.
RAPPORT Dr ooMrTH FINANCE
Apres examen des complies suivants, nous ie comite
'ussgne les trouvcn> juses ct correst, eten RECON-
n"rIonS le paiment.
I'd Hcbert J Etat VS. Myhand 90
d dtteoert lnquets ..........-.. 40 VI
Burg Coroner lIqneis. is................... Is 9.
IIeyroAnin . ................... 70 %
ot,- motion 4" 'an'ry. lie rapport fat adorte.
RssoI.1, Que lie premier ACCOMPLISHMENT du Juri de
u1u c., mnc nee ..acourci ct gu lse,elde jusqua
, gne nferieuve DC Ia paroisse.
sur motion lie Jugc Favrot fat apponte pour surveil
'er reparatinns de la Maison pc Cour ct autorse
he c"ntrr'er queqre Outrage que soft sill lie
croi: necessare.
3 yrm1,s.,n y " Pope fut autorise 1'acheter deux
ouzaines de chaises pour Ia Maiscn de Cour.
Le Juri s'ajourn alors premier Septembre 1885,.
T. BERGERoN, Clerk.
. l.. FAVROT President
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1856-09-27

At regular meeting of the Amer ican party of this
paris ID the - day August the following nam
rL gen .enen APPOINTED UPON the several COM
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THE SUGAR PLAN TER.
HENRY j. HYAMS,
Eaitor& Proprietor.

once near tho Court HOuse.
WEST BAT O " r D u q E..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-08
FINANCIAL.
BANKING HorsE % TALLnAy, PovgRs MCLEAN,
DAVENPORT, DEcEMBKR6 ., 1856

The continued bad wzstl,-r ard mysss.pie roads
have rendered business II AL kind. FOR sota time e.
trnej dull and Lesiirs pr vepiins h sale otsoo's
have iped q o, ctins os debts da- from, tn eouh-
trs Bnt whi- on has b-o"rn- no NOR pen'ifll
III re has bee les se,ise rnq-iry i5r II thsh ~
ist.d d few weeks ago Exchsnss has oenulg m're
pl"nilfui Rsnke-s at stI 10 suipy all demands
without a,ineuay
W. notice crest scaIciiy OF ni-ceisna Gus currr-
~ Eas'efn In fair supply u, ugh us,d ~ efdy
b. tn b ing ing . piev Mt as being rgtnrn'd.
and VA ~ lag qasntiti-s o, h bii' OF tn
bra.ka Banks .tm TO have ist.iy becn put az at.
As hs ourF-ncy Il ths pntry, sppsrrnih, s 10 20
supplied from tn Sc bsuss, and d, tho v.iu" = III
bills depend. tn,irel pm the responsibility Il III
,tVcthold r., w. nav tx Il iains & &c ran lbs
ownership. AID eeu1.ticn a"t un, u etfcuisi n
OF tn different Banks. stl ho. SON & CIV the pub
lie riirbl iufons,ian ~, h ,u'; a. waicl th'y
ares much int-r god q ID remain, IA IA a,ra'e
sup. iy ART si-sdy though NJ active drrnln' "
uiate NJ rhange ~ rsi",
Their 9. Il a.. to ! .id "a'taai.
4. o. o.
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LEAvED SPECIAL NOTICES.


s.~.ess.s II Femnles-Dr. Cheesman's
Pills The combinations Of nGr .'luuts 10 thrse Puts
- the re-, at 81 Ions und ex'ensiS. ptaeier The
80, mid iheir oparstion and csrial "a ortesiiE
=. irrusasriIi. palafai inslstfuatioh reustsns ~
.hstr gctlns, whether from cold OF Otherwise. hss-
sehe pain the side palp,s Of %. heal disteb b.
"a step which arisn from .nivrruPttrh u at'Hie =
10, an BE successfully use =. preventive ~ se
s.s should newer he taken "a pregnancy, Do thes
souGi caus, a gii-cSr r'agr wlftsa'fd PURE
yrsetsbs, and free ira, sayihins nj arins - me
:. bsalth Exp,en directions. which -h,gii y al
a.t,n,l,sry zach b.N PrIce " fpf sale b. ~.
ulassa.ts IA Davenport, and Hines ,hpp.h.'f,
ava, Island Sent by sial by neiostns u &" d. e"f-
u.ausL Clergyman, NJ. 49, kroaiwsy, .ew ~
ue3V-'iawim)
Daiie,'- Magical Pain Eairsetor. The snat,
49, yripe.pAi 1h.fA,tsTlsitt u bAl'fi hA't'-
Al PAiA EXTRACTOR consist;
-. ~ Is, nrY"i isillng and sic on".d' wy ny
--....ua. apple, To- sny eternal 'ijusy 10 IL ca tn
mn ai.nn in,isui,S, ami fapidl, o rffcos Il ih,
s.tu,. GU. t.t,. a. great p.~.t l. ml.s.ai. u.
.n i.sus ana .,aid-, rt.l y .,,rs patfu :,
,s-.-... a. iDc edit, .hoGl pace Of lin
~. api.st - ain ia iew heJ,tuss su-
se1.i ts.r, iut .,i.eni mind b, fl..i, 5Leti
~. ~ ~ tif-ei MY va baiY - -
..asmrns tou - ~. uJut.d lArl=i aud l,tfe,eftH
, 10. rsuovs ~ aus o.. I'll g u,vrt
~ It's p4Tigcatve y 1.ertief Ist trlt - i,5i-
81 TIA ma i.Is Ia me .yst'In, aud ~di 81. AZ
..a.J - tn soso- iaw rapidly 81 imlutt matte
~ "a. su fstr ans liz hem n. ssrat d. cLt
u ,rsdotr. RON occasoned ~ OATiis--ait
ell. applied I'D ari tn,etrrsl. sares salt kA-an
VI other snIxIeous il-eAscs
hs,h css 4 genuine psry'- Pant ks.ta'toE h.
.ls.a its ). N Pste Engraved Labe with IN. ,igns-
sl4... CLiCKENEn = co. pr"prIttt H, arr
NINA, p,LLY uiauufacturer. All o,hess A.
81 ~, rreo X c'nts PER b1S
- ,n..,,t.. -h,uil be addressed u q ' tAsl-
s.rrA t.r,ttl,s -lrrrt. NV iars
Rt. tip sglsi- aifd Aoiicnt' ,haett thfoAsh-
~. ~ ,,,,. f s,a,,. tep25-dsv sul
Nm A. Int, heior's Hair D,e.-Hs eatl.ns
T.. =, .ng comp upd could ever Lay. airtd he
1ai.et,a, ;..or 4. csrlrd tp tAis BY. ia nis!uss
uss,, fa,l,ng iuvo,It, Nature !. not m,fe tIar l.
h.tseu thAn the rrDwn tlAst produced H. II. se"i
81 sfsyrai most iro~tS hair by y Mad an
.Ai, u -ppii.d ~ B,tsbeof VIZ Fac o.. a. nihe
ytis.,. y, ..-j s3.s ls,oldwsy e hats. NJ
s.t.Arior l. n the '.os OF al nutee. 9TH ,G
ltsftou-
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Business Directory.
Ranking and 3 xchunxe.

MsCKLOTT h C0RBIS Cor Second and Brady.
NICHOLS. CAMPBELL Il CU..............M MAID
COOK n SARGENT. Main and Second.
McGREGOR, LawES n BLAKEMoRE......M Matt
CHtBB, BRO BARROW 4 CO.. Cor Nam I'll sis.
TALLMAS, POWERS 4 MCLEAN. above D.
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NEW GOODS RECEIVED at
WADSWORTHS

WHITE Brvcadr silk.
w FRENCH A-rin.-s.
whit U LANES,
Embr dcrri Collars and tstts,
White BROW, and Pihk Sa h Rlbbo' :.
20 red reyes Tor evening dr"s,
Whit, and og!ore' Taretons
Black Long Shsws,
Extra hi,e Ssxong Plsuuels,
Check,- and Plain Nsin-ooks,
Ladies' Black and white six Hose.
White ard colured skirt ninss
Gert> Nerlno Vests and Pants,
Ladies French Breakfast Robes.
white Grape, and many other sles goods which
We invite attention.
n19,f SECOND ST opp. L"Ciaire House
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WhOLEsALp AID N1TAh
No. 10 Eourth street, Ira nuisAlnes
u. LOUIS. NO
E1NE Cutlery, SILVER, Piss>d, BvitsanIa, Piaaish-
Is ed, yapannef and Plain Ttny1r-, Wooden and
Willow Ware. Feather Dnsters. brushes, Rrooms Dc
Iwould say to Merchsntr and Dealers kens' ally
throush6nt the Wsss having dstsfTniaeato DO s.rc.
~ oeeh business. rsoeivipg ny eoods diyees Ell
sassdscsmeats than any ashss uosss IN the Wsssssu
.sasntry. o0antry Nerahants, yAlp y ~ ~, ase
1f4e&stsd - - 0uni4 oeNon - eV44 - ~ ~
y w ssonss1 sSs1o60x
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" ~,us call ,hs ati.uti,n Of N.rchnr,- sv-,
- IA AMI y hers 20 our fscilitt.s r executing
WIN pr mptnsss, and IN sup"ricr I.lIner, JOB
PRINTING IA 81 usv'fi-'irs. q4ailti-s and colors
ahi -eiift -h7r - thrir p.;- Dsrr. E-'ipg r.i.
10 eoi'sidsfati" rApehs- Ia q ting up Joatlnx
k-'sh hui-i W" ~ prepsfed T. .x.cute al Kinds
~ Pan and Ornamental Work such A. Ball Tick-,s
PFo2-smms =, Carts ,fe.ery DESCRIPTION. Circular
all vafrtres o. priutfT Ia God sivri br"rE. or
col"rs. s>1, Pamphlets Lswvrr,' Bri.r. Cheeks
blis 81 La.'ing, Prons,gry Note, WAY si'ls pand
Btlls, &c with nrstns,s rnd on REASONABLE ,.fros
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STATE DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL ITEMS.
rHE STATE DEMOCkAT.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO BUsrEEss MEN
~. ~ ef'tstns pap'r lhr STATE Democrat !. sft
sofasts fssri- a. The tsL.i -s.a r,.-i I'm 81 ou.
60 communication D~is --nth" buyer snd seller i,s
arsriy increasing c!fcai.tt.r. bo,h at hsrr al
sI'ai, ar@t- fss0rsb.i upI,.rtnuty 'or judiciou
discrimination Of mercantile int. sene". II j, also
'st,riie family journal h~nr' Retail D"a"r,. vel
.. iosr Extensive rsd-s-psopi- Mechanic and CHI
tens vii hna is c,'sin, -s--n,iai ~ pto-y.fo4s
au-ne.. wuRb 10 Tnx Wisy -
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AGENTS. FOR STATE DEMOCRAT
- - - = :
WANTED.

Two BOYS, a. Apprentices to the
Printing Trade. Those from IA to 10
years Of age preferred.
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Exchange o. Germany.
VUNHE undersigned are nov prepare 20 draw dsvee.
on the following cities In sufs TO suW posceas'Ts
Berlin In PruaaiaI
Cologne In
Leipzig In Sslouy.
Casael,
Bremen,
Hamburg,
Frankfort, o. H.,
and solicit the custom OF al thoss having oussness
CHUSB, BRO, BARROW ! co., B.s1sas.
CyfERLIN0 BuIs for 81 and upward. 4or esle ~
- Csupp, BRo., BARsov and 90, bsnhsrs
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1veILDEEe'S P.aTEN.T
UnrtvA11ed
SalanAander Safes.

q g. W1LDER 60,
paasntses and Manufacturers the kESf Fire Pro.f
Safe IN the World,
IN order to sGpviy The !nssessing demand for their
i WORLD RENOWNED sAfk, have oprned .
Branch pot In Chicago, ~ Wells ST.. wb-rt they
Will he . constant supply ~ New York Prices. I'D
i.ag freight,
.Yeecellsss' and Russkes.s Safes,
mad. - order with powder proof locks - All
a., r,a,.e by ,h,r W rrAnied free from iampness
STEPRRS II. PJRRkON
10 xA-iAml Agent. ~ Wells II /, Chicago.
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Messengers LOssdO" l0'fi"i
Magnificent Enterprise.

lu!Ou SUBSCRIBERS IN ONE YEAR,
adbuo re BIZ OBTAINED IN SIX MONTHS !,
sIvo,ocv TO BE GIVEN IN pRkMIC Asl
H., o0O 10 ~ GIVEN IN SIX NON I HIS 4!
a. und, rtAse M ex,raordiaarS task that Of Oh.
~ tanning oo, 900 Subscribers In Six months, and
", Ss tS following extraordinary mvsns TO aets N.
,llsh at.i purpose
Ii W made the vcry LAR0 ssr sud BksT Iiu..
ra,ed Family Paper the c1uuty ami sell II at iae
LOWEST price.
~ We sdoiia ~ sicul OF pr, usiEia., that NEVER
tee been HOT ALLED snd cannot be surpassed IN Ito.
,rAl,ty for the reason that We shall give sum sQua
ia lie Whole proceeds .! the paper for six months
a. acA,oAi TIL most OF the SUN will be sivsn In
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ALLEN CLARK. Building, Brsdyst
NICHOLS, fSBEL1. X CO................Ma,n t.
ALLEN " DOoLAN... Orr Buil-fng Brady Of
Insurance A-e.c'sS
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Es- Coal was selines on
Saturday, At 40 cents -
Keep cool.

Crossing sssthe ice eomncpcod
Saturday in good earnest but wa> con.
fined entirely = iao.men, the ice no,
being old enough to risk team upon
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@- A contemporary says the aver
aye number of deaths by accident" in
America is over 500 a month. The
average number of breakdowns Oh our
railroads, is four to every locomotive
|every year The average number .:
wrecks on the iales is two hundred
per snnum, and the average number OF
disasters at sea % one Tor svssy day Ia
shs PEAR
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MAJ gisItared by the New York Silver Plate Com.
pany IA pieces worth from ONt DOLLAR TO
AL Also b. Included scveEa.
GOLD WATCHES.
ard Two large sud Valuable Libraries Al
.re,iIuns viii he decided upon immediately on re-
.-ipl ~ subscription. Parties specify any art'.
= equal g. The numb,r % their subscriptions, and
~,thout the Aosavd cfdrswts0, II viz b. boxed ap
and sent sn,,nciiately, though be One or Thou.
sand Dollars Besides this. every subscriber comes
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49, nQN1y 70 LOAN. zoe 80 paues VIVA.
bsssdsr AAoIsOs 1 coansR
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HrGs.-The price Tor hogs il tins city IS
improving Sales during the last two day,
about 200 head at s. PER hundred for aver
age lot. Lght h. ( ale worth 81 50te4 IS
TIE number packed up 70 da'r is about d %
head Two houses NY are packing Al
ton Couriet.
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New York, Dec. ,.

~ Mss Dubois IN describing an insane
tom al, says: ''He dashed under the bed
" ere lie converted his eyes into Two balls
of phosp horus, ms tail into Bologna -au.
sage, while his vol, assumed an 'fi. arth-
INES, thai reminded her Of the old sc ratch ;;
She got him out Of the house by shooting
him with the slop- pail.
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To- '0T' " Avn y y van FNTI'H'
~. .Aw lul.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-08-13
,nnpEss ny w. r. TABER, esq.

We nrs indebted 10 the author for copy Of his
polished and impressive address before the Moul'rio
and Palmetto Guards, delivered on the sssh June last
II we nigh, venture criticism without offence, we
should SAY that Mr. TABER inculcates the precept,
Be subject to the poOers that be-" with somewhat
oyerwealng zeal, for resistance man. Especially
in his Socrates illustration, do we differ with him.
We always thought that old man wrong in refusing to
n,.sprve life 20 useful 10 hs fsow.men, when fair
opporupi,y offered for escape from the unjust con.
demn.tion of demen,ed democracy. But doubtless
wa are hypercri,,cal Let Mr.. TApEn's own graceful
language show how he qualities his position:
" None honor more than myself the spirit OF ress:
,,nc. 10 oppr.ssion There isa suhlimy in that wild
uneapng of the goaded heart, that desperate charge
Of nature CALLED with long servi'''dr a people IN
capable of this, upon whom have settled stnonnrn
apathy, and who hug tbe chains while cursins Their
onnressors such a people are lost 10 liberty. The
memories Of the past bring neither shame 10 lieir
cheeks. nor aspirations TO their souls. There Is no
resurrection of national life for such people:
But Revolution, to hear fruits worthy OF history
must have more in it than the mere spirit Oh resist
ance. Strong as the hatred Of tyranny must be 'te
lope of law and upon its banners, floating It may oe
over bloody fields and burning cties there must ever
shine clear as the white plume Of Navarro, as the
hope and end of all its sirugges the peace and gooo
order Of society. Revolution without th's, IS out
convulsive spasm, suddenly started, and as suddenly
falling"
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pomp. and show, were expended in making rail-
roads and turn pixies in our State, our lands would
be enhanced in value,-the soil would be rescustated,
and our many hundreds of thousands Of acres OF
swamp land be brought into cultivation. Our now
uninhabited wilderness swamps would soon be COW
erd with fine farms, white houses and busy popu-
lation,-our waterfalls and vales would be occu-
pied with manufacturing Villages, and our desert
sand hills and pine lands :arned into grnperies md
fruit orchards; and Charleston, instead Of being
what she now is, and is likely to remain, q mere
stopping place on the way TO New York "a commits.
sion and forwarding agency,-would become indeed
the I" Queen City Of the South" and market place
of thrifty and great people.
As the State has commenced and expended
large sum in magnificent State 'House,is oughsto
be finished, but not dollar more would | eSPend
for the State in Western Rail Roads and mountain
tunnels. WIN. GREGG.
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TO THE VOTERS OF RpaEF1ELD !:

AS candidate for seat in the House of your
next General Assembly, beg leave respectfully to
express briefly, my opinions upon the leading ques-
tons, claiming your attention in the present canvass
The division Of the District Of Edge6eld is sub
ject of deep interest to very large portion Of its
people, and intimately connected with the political
growth and prosperity of the entire UP.country.
The expediency and justice Of the measure need no
laboured argument, and but for the natural opposl-
ton arising from the influence Of local interests in
certain portions Of the District it were strange there
should exist difference of opinion on the subject here
at home.
am division man. and il elected, will vote for
any bill proposing aud providing for practicable
scheme for the division Of the District.
The Poll Tax question is a new issue before our
people, cannot favor the policy proposed BY those
who seek to levy such tax.
am in favor Of giving the election OF Electors tor
President and Vice President Of the United States,
and the election of Governor Of the State, 10 the
peope-and will, if elected vote for and sustain bills
purposing such changes; and the candidate for the
eubernatorial office, favoring such measure,
would prefer.
have ever been devoted to the great principles
of the States Rights Democracy, and an humble
adnlrer of its sage political fathers who have done
honor to the agein which they lived. therefore
endorse the nomination of BUCHANAN and BREcK-
eNRIDeE, and if elected, will vote for Electors
pledged TO cast the vote OF the State for them.
Respectfully, 5. w. MAbkI.
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Anson RurIInpnn,e.

Ifths gentleman reuses 10 fight now lie is assuredly
disgracei. Having first named II point in Canada Al
the place Of combat, his proposition was treated BY
Col. BRouxs with The contempt SO transparent
snblerluge meri,ed. But now Mr. CAMPBELL an
nounces that, although Canada was preferred by hi
principal he yet would have gone anywhere Brook,
desired, even to South Carolina Il need be-! Where.
upon Gen. LANE, as the friend of Col. BRooKs, no,i
fes The parties that his principal awaits The designa
ton by BuhLIHcAME of some other and more suitable
ground, anywhere within hundred miles of Wash.
ing,on City. We are glad our representative has
placed the Massachusetts fre.eaer in this position
1t was necessary in the phase matters had assumed
between them. BURLINoAME is cornered. Now for
the next dodge.