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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-31
GTATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIst
~ OF TERRER0NNE-Esfth Indsei.l Dissrie4 Cont

- ~ ~ VI b1OOA0kAANA~~I 1bA10k1
~ OF TERREBoSNE-Eihh Judicial Dssries cosrt.
= I ! S:s Co. L. L. rs Is !.
e;!.:1 aG sds.;,., NJ NJ 1.ss a ~ -" !
BY virtue Of two writs Of alias e. "a.
in the two first, and two writs Of 4. "a. in
the two last, above entitled and numbered
suits, all Of said wriss emanating from the
above named court sitting in and for said
Parish Of Terrebonne, there will bs offer.
ed for sale by Aubin Bourg, Sheriff duly
commissioned and sworn in and for said
Parish, on Saturday, the first day Of March,
1856, between IL o'clock A. NJ, and 4
O'Clock p. NJ. on the premises, the FOL.
lowing described property, 10 wit: saEe 90
Let. A certain tract Of land situated in
the Parish Of 'Cerrebonne, on the right dos.
cending bank Of Bayou Li:tle1 Gallon,
having about IL arpen,s in front, by the
depth Of survey supposed to be AZ A..
penis, bounded above by land of Mrs. G. p.
banks, and bolowby land Of joachim Mar
tin, together with all the buildings and i'm.
provements thereon. 79i So 3sle5hl
I'd. The following slaves: John, aged
80 years, Hester his, wife aged 90 years,
Sukey aged AZ years, her daughter Puss
aged IA years. Annias aged IL years, and
Clarisse aged 90 years. qf-, = frRn s.
Sd. Three Horses, one mule, two horse
carts, ten ploughs, two harrows, two hogs.
heads. Of sugar, alllhe sugar in the coolers,
all the molasses in the cis.erns, thirty mats
Of cane. the corn fodder and hay on the
Said Sale will be made to satisfy the
principal interest and costs Of suit in the
above entitled and numbered cases. s !
Tems-Cash.s e s.-sfs It's IL. ~
I'd s = s as7siss A. BOURG Sheriff
Parish Of Terrebonne Jan. 22d, 1855.
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FIAT DE La LOUlSIANE-Par.
~ ossse Tesssoaascsss ID ssias Disi Judseaairs.
81 + v,sss.;. : ca. No. NJ ~. 81 -,
s...:,s ssset... so: Isl; ,:s III .er1-I = ;
En- yertu de deux writs d. Alias a. e..
dams les deux premieres ct dc deux writs
do q. f.. dana les deux dernieres afiaires
ei.dessus intitul<es Ct hume otees, tous lee
dts writs emaaant Do h cour ss,s.uonnn6e
siegesnt dams pour b dite Paroisse Terre.
benns il seTa effort en- vente Publique par
Aubln BourE, Sheriff dumeut commiossione
ct assemente dams ct pour 10 sus.dite
Psroisse, Samedi, le Premier Mans 1856,
eafrs II heures A. n. ct 4 heurss p. n.
sur lee lisux. les proprietes suivansss,
SAVIOR @ lslfss1 e - ssssa
10. I'm certain moroccan do terre situ&
dams h Raroisse Terrebonne, sur II rive
droits on descendant, dl Bayou Petit
Gallon, ayant environ, ONE arpents. d.
iacs, par d profondeur de l'arpentaee,
(supposee etFe 40 sspealsJ borne sesi houa
par h terre Do Madame C. p. Danks, et
on bas pr b terre de- Joachim Martin, en-.
sembls avec toutes les balisses et am<liota,
tious qui . y tfo0vent. ~ sss ee,..5,,sa $3.50
ID. Les esclaves suivants John are
d'envifoa so ans; Hester "a femme aeeo
de 90 ans; Suky agse de 42 ans; q dlle
Ptss as3e de II ans; Anni,s age de IL
ans; et Clarisse agee de % ans. 'sg., . :
Sd. Trois Chevanx. On Mulet, Deux
Charret,s 1 Cheval, Dix Charrues, Dsus
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CTATE OF ROUISIANA.-PARISH
~ o. 1111EDOHNE.-ptnA Juairlel Dis1isa Oessk
WILllAn BARNETT, !
W. No. 1871.
SArrn 4 MAY.

- virtue - VIII q ~ ~ snaaasins lk~n he aAevs
sotse Cvas sieesns 10 aa1 ~ NJ sl Parish - - a.
rsesee q de shove entsd aad nubssed ssis thsse vi
. sssd fos ~ q pube anesea, tAs Csuzs ussss Il
Wo00A, % sFt} 7l' -
sasssday, The 5th day Of January, 1856,
lsevsse he Aosn 4 II sesoek L. L., snA selsek P.
=, Ne allowing property, se-wil;
- 0so1AeAI u 0agas.
~ 81 VA - asAs 70 satisfy ~ principal, Interest
81 eeelD q snlB b 10 aboyo easoe.
Tens-cASH. A. DOCRC, Sheriff
Parish At TeTooe0no, Doee0beS IolA, 1d65.-sAs-o6.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

GTA7,E OF LOUISIANA, FIFTH JUDI
- CLAL DISTRICT. PARISH OF TER
KEBON1NE. e.,
Drausin Frosclair L. Haydel,
Emile p. Bascle.
BY virtue Of f: "a: emnating from the
shove mentioned Court sitting in and for
said Parish. directed to the undersigned
Sheriff, in the above entitled, and number.
ed suit, there will be offered for sale at
Public Auction on Saturday the Ind, day
OF February 1856, on the Premises. be.
tween IL o'clock 4. NJ. and o'clock P.
II. the following described property, to-
wit d:
1st. A tract Of land in this Parish, ad.
joining the Barataria and Lafourche Canal
Company, measuring one half arpent front
more or less, by cepth Of One Hundred
and Sixty feet, together with the front Of
said LOT between the road and the Bayou
together with all the buildings and i'm
proyements thereon. .........
2nd, Pauline, q negroes. aged about IS
years, and her daughter Juliette aged siI
years.
Said Sale will he made to satisfy the
principal, interest and costs Of suit, in the
above cause. tE ..ff'
Terms Cash. A. BOURG Sheriff.
Parish Of 1errehonne, Jan. 7th 1855.
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ETAT DE Ia LOUlSIANE-PAR.
~ Ouo1 1121ED0kN1 cesr Cinquiaos District IN.
0s1alfs.
nv =: '1 N. 1871. j.
SnrTn 4 MAY,

n vssts I'm writ - n n snaas d Il Csur d dsus
nsllse, sagaae 6aas q pou y eustse Pasoisse mol
o1orOses daas aaDs ra1Aiss el6sss issmlee Ct hume
rseees 0srsa edst - vsos psh6sss o.isoe - Gear
. 0oama,
Sausedi 10 6sme jour d Janvrier, 1850,
sst.s II he.s T.. = Asso p H., psessisss ssi-
va0oo. sovei1:
NIX DOUCACIB Oh SCORE.
A0e vsots esss 6iss peas aGiufass = ssmos psia-
s'psA Tlnsesss 81 ar fss - ysses Aaas i aas11s
e40oo. e-a5
T~1ae-coMIrANT.
A. DOURG. Shirt.
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EZAT De Ia LOUISIANA, COUR do
II SEINE District 0oAiclajre.
'' Paroisse Terrebonne. 'll
Francois Jerome Avet, 49,
US. - No. 1922
J. A. Gaent. Sheriff ef al s'15


En- veriu dun writ de f. "a, kmane de
Ia co"r sus.mentionnke, siegeant dams ct
pour Ia Paroisse Terrebonne, addresse au
Sheriff soussigne, dams II cause cidessus
intitulee ct numerotee. il sera o6ert en-
vente publiquc Ia maison de Cour a
Houma, Samedi le 2 Fevricr 1856 entire
IL heures A. NJ, ct 4 heures p. NJ, Ia
propriete ci-apres decrite, Savoir.
La moitie indivis dun certain moroccan
de terre sit,le dams cette Paroisse, sur la
rive ddroite du Petit Gallon, / une dis.
lance Do vingt miles An dessous de Houma
mesurant I'm arpent ct demi de face, par
ID Proinndeur De fsrpentage, etant Ia por.
tion inlerieure du Lot Q, r. -, r. l6 E
contenant log ,93.lOO acres, borne en-
haut pa. Ia tcrre de w. C. Watkins, ct en-
has par cello de Nicolas Thibodeaux.
La dite vente sera fate pour satisfaire 1
Il somr,e principale, l'interee, ct lee flair
de process dams IL cause ci-dessus.
'Termes-Compsant. sii s7fsi r.'1fso5
b 31ls1ai s. s4f A. DOURG. Sheriff 'e
b Paro;ssa Torrebonne. ce22 Dec. 1855.
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sHERIFF's SALES.

CZA2E OF LOUZSZANA, FIFTH JUDI
- CXAL DISTRICT COURT.-PARLSH
t. Of Terrebonne.
Francois Jerome Avet, J
i. s.as W. No. 1922. .rt
J. A. Gagne, Sheriff ct al. 4.e
By virtue Of = writ Of f IA, emanaiing
from The obove mentioned CouBt. sitting in
and for the said Parish, directed to the
undersigned Sheriff in the above entitled
numbered suit, there will he offered for
sale u public auction, at the Court House
in Houma, on Saturday FEBRUARY 2nd 1856
between IL O'Clock A. M. and 4. O'Clock
P. N. the following described property To.
wit: f, -.-. ....... ..-..-<.. .-.E
The undivided halt of certain tract Of
land situated in this Parish, on the right
bank Of Little Gallon, At distance Of
20 miles below Houma, measuring II
arpent front. by the deth Of survey being
lower portion Of Lot Q, Tie, Rl6. E,
containing l62 93-lOO acres, bounded
above by land Of w. C. Watkins and be.
by land of Nicolas 1hibodaux. qstsl
Said Sale will be made to satisfy the
Principal, interest and cost in above
cause. GID .r. -+-..-N .-
TERMS "CASH."
A. BOURG. Sheriff:
Parish Of Ierrobonne, Dec. 22nd 1855.
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TTAT De Ia LOUISIANA. COUR
IL s1D1B DtDfRlC7 JuDICIAlR1. PAROlssR TER
D4DQNNI. L-lt -.

TTAT De Ia LOUISIANA. COUR
IL snfB DISTRICT yUDIClAlR1. PARolssR TER
48DONNE. at
aAusA AnTn Co,
~. SyJ3,
NAJsasno D. DaAl.
EN- vertu dun writ do q: "a: emanE de
ID Cous sus.dite 1 moi addressk dams
l'aaairs .ci.dessus intitulee ct num<rotee,
il sera ofIest IN vente publique, snr l'habi.
taiiou Do Madame y. B. Beal dams cetle
Paroisse,
0aaDe0D q . Fevr1er loso.
Eatre il heuses A. NJ. ct 4 heures P.
N. h proPriste ci.apres decrites Savoir:
Uns certain Machine I vaper ct Moulin
1 Sucre. sTfT gTl ofsrxrsft-;-t7 2
La dits vense sera fate pour satislaire 1
l. semme principale linterss n aux ffais
d process dams Il sus.dite cause.
1ssmes Comptese.
A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Paroisse Terrebonne, de Ia Jan. 1854
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AYERS PILLS

4 NEW and singnla1iy succeasfnl
n cure Of all BiliOus diseases 9N
Gestion. Jaundiec. Dropsy, RhsunaS.. u
Gous, humors. Nervousness, lnitab;ltv i,a.aa
ions: Headache. Pans IN the Bseast ~. $500 pl
and Limbs, Female Complaint. n ~ naet,
very few are the diseases in which Prs" indeed,
cine i not more or less required. ma .s, led
ness and suffering might be preseatea .u nd
leas but etectual CathaItie were more go
No Dssson can feel we'll while eo.t;r. IA, ssa
bo1y prevall.; besides, It soon generals. s %.o0
ehen fatal dseases, which might have L.eo 49,, -
y oe timely and judicious use Of .ood nr a.oasd
L. = ahke nue d Cosds, Fevesish symp,ee. w
produce De 1esp ssated asd fnnids i = S s.s.es
wteh load the bearer III ove7 the lana Ws np
rel1ahse family rhysie i u tAe 6st mn~,,.asss
he public health, and TIM Pm has Rem ,s.1s
with consummate skill to meet thai 1emarra eslea
extensive TRIAL Of it, virtues BY Physkans ~ AZ
eoss, and Patients, has shown yesult. -, ..o:es-
any thing hitherto known Of any med;e;,,. -
have been effected beyond belief were they NJ ~
stantiated BY peTsons Of such exalted no!.s ~
character ~ to forbid the suspicion Of untmsS
Among the many eminent Rentlemen a. -.
testified in favor Of these Pills, We NAV us.s NV
Prof ]. NJ. LOCKE. Analytical Che.;ss ~ ~.
9nnati whose high professional character i -
dorsed by ~ - 's"'"-
JoHs McLrAs. Judge Of the Supreme Com, q,
the United States. n. WI"
THos. CoHw,N, Secretary Of the r,,.su,,
Hon. ]. NJ. WnlGHT, Govesnse Of Inken.
n. IONow0nIB, great wine nvvs9 q ~ w..
Also. Dx. J. X. Cn,Lros. Hme6e.l Co.. ~
New York City. endorsed ~ - -
Hon. w. l. MAxcT, SecEstxy Il SAaaa
Wy. B. AsToA. the richest nA d Anasie..
q. LELAND Il Co.. Proprs q the Nsh,pol;.,r
Hotel. end many Others. lfE SAD -"
Did space permit, we could give n.ay hundred
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8 II T. RIFFS SAL Els.

SH Il RIFFS SAL Els.
NTATE OF LOUISIANA, FIFTH
~ DISTRICT Court; PARISH or TERREDONFE.
AnAsl enrrn Co.,
HApeLRoa B. BsAL ct d.
III virtue Of . writ of f.: ia: emanating
from the above entitled Court, to me direct.
ID. in the above entitled and numbered
svis, there will Be offered for sale, 1t the
Plantatioa Of Mrs. n. B. Beal in said
Parish, on - .....
Saturday 106, ol FEBRUARY 1859.
Between IL o'clock 4 n. and 4 o'clock
p. NJ. the following described property 10
vi.
A certain Steam Engine and Sugar Mill.
Said Sale viii 10 made to satisfy the
principal, interest and costs in the above
cause.
Terms Cash.
s@ AUBiN DOCRc. SHERIFF
Parish Il Terrebonne, Jan l4th le45.
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BY virtue OF writ OF d Ia. om0natlng
from the above mentioned Court, Sitting
in and tor the said Parish directed to the
undersigned Sheriff in the above entitled
numbered suit, there will be offered for
sale at public auction, at the Court House
in the town Of Hounsa, on Saturday Febua-
~ 2nd 1855, between IL o'clock A. NJ.
and 4 O'Clock r. NJ. the following describ-
ed property, To-wit.
The undivided third Of . certain tract
ofland situated on the left bank Of Bayo,,
Little Gallon, in said Parish Of Tsrre-
bonno bounded above by land off. Nickel
and below BY that Of J. B. lIuplantier,
which tract 10 composed ola part Of No. IS
and IA. Ank the undivided third Of anoth.
er tract Of land also situated in this Parish
o. Tie left hank Of Bayou Little Gallon,
measuring two arpents front with the depth
called for BY the titles and alrveye, boun.
ed above by land Of Eugene G0edry and
below BY land Of Jules Lagarde together
with alltheir improvements theseon.
Said sale viii be made to satisfy tie
principal, interest and cost OF suit, in the
above entitled aud numbered cause.
TERMS, "CASH." ,-
- ='A--o A. BOURG, Sheriff: g
Parish Of 7'errebonne, DEC. E2lst. 1855.
TLAT DE- Ia LOUzYZANE-COUR DU
II CZNQUxEkB 1RICTJVDICLALRE
Tsnebenne: &t.lo9 -, 2 z
HUea DAsPlT, oi saaT
,Aa1
F.Llx DAsprr,
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TZATDELA LOUISIANA COUR DU
T. SEAE DLSTRICTJUDICLAL,
3 Paroisse Terrebonne. tfAH
Drausin Trosclair Haydel, }
:. vs.. No. 1920. taaas
emile P. Baecle.

En- vertu dun writ de- f: "a; eman& de Ia
cour ci dessus mentioned siegeant dams ct
pour Il dite Paroisse, addresse au Sheriff
soussignk dams l'afiaire ci.dessusintitulee
ct numeroiEe, il sera of1ert en- vente pub.
lique, Samedi le 2 Fevr;er 1856, sur lies
lieux, entire Themes A. NJ. ct 4 heures
P N les prophecies ci aprks decrites savoir:
l Un morceau de terre dams ceue
Paroisse joignant le Canal de Ia Com.
pagnie dc Barataria ct Lafourche, me
surant un demi arpent dc face, plus GU
moins, par une profondeur de cent soi1ante
pieds, avec IL devanture du dit moroccan de
terre entte 10 chemin ct le Bayou. ensem.
BILE avec to,ites les baisses ct amelioraiions
qui ~ trouvent. ~
2 Pauline, nseresse, cage d,environ So
ans, ct 50 fille Julietteaeee de six ans.
La dite ven,e sera faite pour safisfaire
l ID somme principale, Finite, & ct aux flais
De process dams Il sus-dite cause. Termes
Compliant. A. BOURG, Sheriff.
Paroisse Torrebonne 7th Janvier 1856.
,7ATE OF LOUISIANA, FZF7H Judi
NJ CIAL DISTRICT COURT.
Parish Of Terrebonne.
Hugh Daspit, Y.
:. No. 1897
Felix Daspit.
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k'TAr DE LA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TER.
- DONNE-cess dsO1n@sians Dstsisa JsAia6aise-
EoENs ESGsnRAN, Admir-,
1o.... , Is: No ll''. s
An yertp dun writ de- Fa. Fl, .kmsnk
de b eooF eidessae intuD seeeans aaas Il pour j -.
di!e haFoisee, oa1soo0 - 0AaM ss1iens aAo eause
stdsssus ntituls6 sesssoess. ssEs e6srs q vsase
lsaess psb'ipas. \ nasss 4 Cssr Hesza, n
Samedi, 10 2 Fevrier, 1855, s'9 g,
entire II heu.ss Ct hsss =. IA prophets dapsss
decrieo. savor-. - q
On certain mesea d sess stae sur b i've drns Il
Bayou Petit Calou. nssarant deuy aspenes & de pus
on motns de nee par tee obdeur gus porte b ttrs 90
apentase e. deg1e dass ies apeatags de- Eaaas Uno
eo.me ie lot 90 sece - tswnship IL range 49, bsns
en haot pr te - JoseA IsEsee e en bas pr 10
ieIrs De Hypolite Chaaolgnes.
L dIte vents sess 49, pss aaisaiss h sonns psis-
e'esle nsscs g Z: ss pssess daas L. ~ dte eauss
s.a7 NJ .71e5 is-aia 4. BOURC, Sheriff.
1sroase TssshssaA - 10 Deeunhss. 1855 asse g ID
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-, - -. 4 B(lUKG, Sh6rn.
Parcissc Terrebonne &C =. Jan. 1854
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NJ gro. n. NORRIS AND y. r. WILLIS.
r., Men York CITY. s...ssr,
$3.50 3saAHfe e ea q -alt +Fis si biffa q
- - PeF.Annun, In AAvaocs
CLUBBING WITH THE KA9AzlSHl

m HNlDe journal foe one yea5. AID esA9 .! ~ e
6a1ns Me9aaIsea. Of New Ycek q yhElAde4hse. ~ 4
ssat 70 - a1drsss q any sat&r1w lbs - oaAD
r.. Hou,e Iourn., ana pscke.p' HoushoM wo1.
(plished u - pr anHsn) sant - ese s10ss !"
year four dollars. = y - =
SAe1" Address i1"H sag 1oORH1 w .1k
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- -. DUO NJ .0het11.
faroisse TeTTcboune c<z1, lDcc., 1855
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Parish Of Tsrrebonnee, Jan. 22d. 1855
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-30
venlion. q 8 possIble Lhal under rs inlln.

vention, il Is possible ihat under is innu-
enee some scheme of organization salisfac-
tory 10 the majority may be devised.
Van Impression has for some tine pre-
yaHsd among some Of he supporters OF AIR.
Banks-prObsbly no, the most knowing OF
Ihem-that the Pesnniary necessities Of the
National Administration would compel the
peNCcraiie members TO give way before the
close OF this month. think they are de-
ceiving themselves, and for their benefit
viii quote the exclamation Of a phiiosophi-
cal Ethiopian who failed. after numerous
trials, TO ezra his leg Of rheumatism.-
cache away, old feller," said he; giving his
knee thump with his fist, Il can stand il
as long as you can. " l have no doubt the
Administration can stand il as long as %
Members of Congress, one-hslf Of whom
would have been completely starye2 out b. .
fore now, bat for the generosity Of Mr..
Glcssbrenner, the Ssrgeant-at svns Of he
House, who has advanced thl.m money from
time To time. Slarva.IonI What game
to play in the councils of Chei' nation!-
And yet that it is now the game. ii at least
portion Of the Banks men.
The Report of Hon, G. W. Hanypenny.
Cnmmi- sioner Of Indian Affairs. whch has
just been published here, is very interest
ing document, and ought to be read by ev
cry one who would have a knowledge Of the
present condition OF the .a5origines. Come
Of The tribes have made considerable pro-
gress in civilization and the ayts, a8q line
OF policy Las been adopted which will. it is
hoped, in time, improve the moral and ply
sieal condition of tho less advanced bands
A story started by correspondent Of the
Philadelphis Inquirer, that the Presidents
health is very bad--thal, in facs. the Chief
Magistrate looks ike a { ,ost'--is goinI the
rounds. The story is incorrect, Tie
Presidents health is goodand there is nothing
at all ghos'ly in disappearance. He walks
with light, brisk, elastic step, anu CONVEX.
ses with great animation.
Senator Bigler, Of Benusylyanla, arrived
here yesterday, and Nr. Douglas 10 expeo-
led to-morrow. sl
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GOVERNOR OF kANsAs--Ehe Boston
Journal mentions q rumor, from source
which entities it 10 credit, that ex Governor
Baker of New Hampshire, is to be sppoin-
ted Governor OF Kansas in the place OF Gov.
Shanaoo. who is now on his way to WASH
'gtou for the purpose, it is stated, Of res gn.
ing his commission. Governor Baker has
recently sold his property in Concord. N.
H.. with the idea Of removing to the West.
lie vas in Boston on Thursday on his way
10 Washington.
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ES- This eompronise. in substance ana
effect was compact between the Slave
helding and non-slassholdins sections of th,
country. and was universally so regarded
Gov. ChAse. H
The idea that Congress is empowered O.
possesses tIse ability 70 make ,'cOmpa,t'
or treaty outside tAe Constitution, between
different sections Of the country, is ridicu
lous. Such a notion would pre-suppose
that our Union was already substantially
dissolved. The law admitting Missouri in.
TO tue Union was simply an ordinary legis-
latiye enactment, open. like any other mea.
sure, to repeal by future Congress-. Chase
himself, has always hitherto declared the
doctrine of legislative ''linality" an absurdi-
ty. aid has made repssted efforts to repeal
portions of the Compromise Of 1859, which
being founded on the Constitution, is far
more sacred than that Of 1890. which the
people in the Northern States always repu-
Gia.ed.-Gin. Enquirer.
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0rOhio as the FIRST born Of the Ordi
nance, and indebted to the ordinance fol
her proud position as the third State of the
Contederaey, and first among the nsw States
is bound to cherish and defend its great
aud benefcent principles s.-Goy. Chase.
Ohio is not indebted to the "ordinance u
CT 1887 for her proud position. but owes il
to the intelligence and industry Of her p o
pie. 1t was the latter who kept Slavery
cut of 0ao. and not the Ordnance alluded
to By Chase. which they could have disre
garded at any time. if they had chosen SC
to do.--Cin. Enquirer.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-30

E1NWe are under obligations to Hon. j
A. Bingham for pamphlet copy Of tkc
congressional proceedings Of the i4.h inst.
the day that he offered his celebrated res.
olutions. We shall have need of this PAM
phlet next fall when Johny is candidate
for reelection. 1t will give him fits.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-30

~ WAsnISaros. Jan. e9.

IS. as WAsHIsaToS. Jan. s2.
Siree mIlast some dozen or So Of propo-
siuons forofganizing the House have been
submitted aud voted down. | question
~hetherthe cu.eaf yankee in all wooden nut
megdom could invent plan that woul !.
meet The appreciation Of . maJori'y Of the
members. The most sensible proposition
that'has been submitted, in my Judgment.
for gelting rid Of tie difficulty in which ths
House ininSolved, is that Of Hon. c. J
Faullners OfYiFginia. Mr.. Faulkner sub.
nitted preamble feciiing the faels as they
exist; accompanied by lWp resoludo s-the,
first providing that If no speaker shaBsbe e
lected before Monday next, each member
shall dercsit with ihe Clerk letter Of res
ignation; he secoEd. that on Monday, the
House will, with the consent Of the Senate,
adjourn till The first Monday in Ma7 next
These resolutions we're laid on the table
yesterday. Think they y ould have been
adopted. ff ile ntmttrs Of this House
cannot carry out, Die Wishes Of tbe people
and the people ,u14leubtedy wish then
to organize aud proceed with the pubic bu
siaess--shty oughi-se retafn-the trusts will
~hieI..lhs have been clothed. and giy'
lie people al fportuIiiiy e tcleetolhtr q
,.pis. BEtMEss Ire fear chat the peopI
- select sthaF representatives, hat in
~ss aramajorisycf The House 70 vote q
sinced . - assa!nsiOns. ~ ' Fa7
ig"insssAs rsss ~ish which proposition
TIE frequency snilted.. shows tl,a
&. Crgsalzipg are aus salient and ur
nlsnlhers ars hedumipg imr " !. aeei.iy
eky. TAsAecsssiiy Of taking ,oe Il,
stap cfions sort Is forcing itself Vi /.
.E4vu.s. shd d necessity Is the mother 4.
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THE HOVE JOURNAL FOR 1856.-The
first number OF a new and brilliant series of
Morris & Willis Home Journal in a new
and beautiful typographical dress, has Just
been issued from the press. It contains chap
ters |. and II. Of Paul Fame. or parts Of q
Life Else Untold, Romance in serial nuns
bers, by N, P. Willis; the commencement
of a series Of original songs by g. r. Nor
iris, and the first part Of an original nove-
lette in verse. called the Story of Star. by
y. M. Field. and numerous other literary
attractions Of no ordinary descriptions
Those who wish to begin at the eginning
can do SO by sending their names to the
Editors. at New York. The terms sre---
for one copy, $2; for three copies. s5 -sor
zone copy for three years, $5--always in
Fadyance. ~
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RE- The Cincinnati Sun says that for
some time past charges Of seduction have
been under investigation agains. Bisnop
Hamlia Of that district. The Sun saws this
affair promises to grow into open rupture
between that portion of the Church who
believe the Bishop innocent and those who
support the Rev. Mr.. Harlan. who prefers
the charge. Itis said that he is not the on.
ly Bishop in the Uaited States agains. waom
similar charges are pending.