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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

g. rs. Marshall sud Henry Walln!9,
vnnd compsnies will me.t THIS tsATuk,pA,i ~
rryWENfv0 AZ the room under Lee bayys w
hCr 80 Ts..,,.r will atteud, receive iustainnenS
l.. from O'clock till the hour Of meeting;
iy12- 1t SAo' ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-12

Commander J. r. Schenck, U. $. N, has ad-
dressed letter on the subject of Col Fremonfs
exploits in California, TO the Dayton (o9 Journal
10 which be claims for the Navy and marine corps
alone the entire credit II any is due. for the con.
quest OF California, save and except the personal
services Of the late Gen. Kearney and his handful
of officers and men. Commander Schenck says:
81 am prepared to prove that so far from his
Hremonts being entitled to any credit for his par
,cipation in the conquest of California. bis having
failed to cooperate heartily aud efficiently with
Commodore Stockton, so far from assisting In the
conquest, embarrassed him (stockton) in his ope
rations and rendered tho victory less complete than
il would have been had we received from Fremont
that assistance we had right TO expect-mount-
ed, armed and equipped IS he was. Am further
prepared to prove that in every engagement and
every route of the enemy which took place in Cal
fornia, Fremont was invariably too late to take
part and to sum up ALL l assert that during the
whole Of his service in California, he was never
was within hearing distance of the enemy's guns
The cause of his efficiency will not here discuss"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-12

A REPUBLICAN DELEGATE ADMoNIsHED-Mr
George Rye, of Shenandoah county, Va, having
been one Of the vice presidents OF the philadelphia
Republican Convention, the citizens of that county
have held a meeting, and adopted resolutions de-.
caring that in the event he shall continue to agi
tate the subject of slavery in their midst they will
take steps to maintain their rights and secure their
community against the dangerous consequences of
such conduct
Another meeting was held At Newmarket, at
which resolution was adopted requesting him to
leave the county, and informing him that nom
conn liance with the request would "render i. the
imperative duty of the people of the county to
take such steps as will most efectnally rid them
of the pr essence of SO dangerous a character"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-12

- EENI,S GATE Rs large
stock of Gents Cloth, Calf and Patent Lea
Their Caters, to be closed out chean before
the season is over, st c. >. MAUkiCEs,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-12

NEW FAMILY R.-AmpthiII
~ Mills Family Flour, ground from selected new
white heat, in whole and half bbls, end for
sale by EGGLESTON FITZGERALD,
jy l2-lw IA Pearl street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-12
WANTS.

TTTANTED-.By white woman, n situa-
w ton a, Washer and ironer and to do bouss work.
Apply on Ist street, between Marshall and Clay.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-12

T1,HE BEST BARGAINS in Dry Goods
Il can now be had at EZEKIELS, IS Main street.
as he selliug off the balance of his Summer Goods
at great sacrifices. All in want OF really cheap
GOODS viii find them at his store rs Main street, fer
cash N. EZEKIEL,
iy1I Is Man 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-12

- GkNTLkMEN,S CALFSKIN
9 AND PATENT LEATHER OXFORD
TIES, OF our own city manufacture, at
c. 8 MAURICE'S,
~ 70 ISL Main ST
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-12

% DEFINED sCGAR RS. LOO bbis. Crush
IL ed, Powdered and Granulsted Sugars; 100 bbs
yellow sugar; for sale by
Z. II. SKINKER & CO,
iyl2 80 Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-12

NANTED-.T0 hire for the balance OF the
w yo1r, few able bodied NEGROES for sur
face operations, at the Coke Mines
my 27-ts JOHN j. WERTH, AGENT,
w gentleman and wife. Location not above 18TH
or below 18th streets. Address Box l47 10 4-ts
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HOUSEK kkPING HAkDWAKE, CUT
II LERY, FANCY GOODS, ae.-Iotending to
discontinue business, and with view to closing up a.
below cost fine and large stock Of Table and Pock-
ct Cutlery; Silver plated Ware; Brttania Metal do;
housekeeping Hardware; Japanued Ware; Tea Trays;
Papier Machie do; WOODWARD; Willow.ware; Mats
Brushes and Brooms Bathing Apparatus; Water Cool
ers; Clocks; Fans Musical instruments; Perfumery;
Combs Soaps; Looking Glasses; Ice Cream Freezsrs
0ongs; Refrigerators; Work Boxes Fancy and other
articles lie % R. M ZIMMERMAN.
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Nv MEDIA Boy of Industrious habits,
w to learn the Coach Smithns business, about 10
wears of age-one from the country preferred APP
DIV at nv shop. at the head of the Basin, between
Canal and Gary streets -o,nr
~ Lists DANIEL D. toNhtFi.
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- FOX RENT.-A very desirable resi-.
go dence indeed, suita Bile for medium size family
III with every convenience of gas. water NC; bath
room up stairs with warm and cold water, also shower
BATH cooking range and kitchen fixtures, which
makes labor easy sufficient for servants; ample
Closets store rooms, wood and coal houses; conve-
nient to business and market, Marsha street. be-
tween 4th and 9Th, St. james Church. 1t Is at
present occupied by Mrs. Hill, who will take plea
sure in showing it to any who may call. 1t wi be
vacant by the 2Oth if desired. Enquire as
snove or at the Rev. Mr. DARDEN's, next door.
iv1
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16
Presidents Proclamation.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. L

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 12.
The following is the conclusion of the ab-
stract of the PRESIDENTS proclamation received
after hours last night.
All such plans for the determination of the
future institution Of the Territory, if carried
into execution from within the same, will con-
stitute fact of finsurrection, and, if from with
out, that of invasive aggression, and will in
either case justify and require the forcible in
terposition of the whole power of the General
Government, as we'll to maintain the laws Of
the Territory as those of the Union.
He commands all persons engaged in unlaw-
full combinations against the constituted au-
thorities of Kansas to dispere and retire peace
ably to their respective abodes, and warns all
such that any attempted insurrection in the
Territory, or aggressive intrusion into the
same, will be resisted not only by the employ
ment of the local military, but also that of any
available force ofthe United States, to the end,
of assuring the community from violence and
full protection to person and property and the
civil rights of all peaceable and law-abidine
citizens Of the country.
If in any part of the Union the fury of fac
ton or fanaticism, infamed into a disregard o.
the general principles of popular soyreignty
which, under the constitution, are fundament-
al in the whole structure of our institutions
is to bring upon the country the dire calamity
of the arbittament of arms in that Territory
it shdll be between lawless violence on the one
side and . conservative force on the Other
welded by the legal authority ofthe genera
government.
The President calls on the citizens both o
the adjoining and distant States to abstain
from the unauthorized intermeddling of tn
local affairs of the Territory; admonishin,
them that its organic law is to be executed
with impartial justice, that all individual act
ofillegal interference will incur eondign pun
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16
AUCTION SALES.
IRAN NELSON
AUCTION ROOMS.

Court House of Main Third
diately opposite the Washington Hotel
EHAvING leased for term of years and fitted the
q FL above we'll known stand, prepared to
ceiye for sale aueton private SALE all kinds goods
merchandise, household furniture horses hug
givs etc.. etc.
Cssh advances made consignments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday. Thursday ard saturday,
cling clock, 4, NJ Also Tuesday, Weda esday
and Friday lights. at eaFly gas light.
to-
and general of FUNIru Re- consisting Oislat
spindle bannisteF backs. scroll and seoop tops
back Office French, Jenny LIND, BSste wood seat
Chairs mahogany wood sofa Chairs; Elisabeth
chairs; sp-ing rockers sofas soeiabes
card dining breakf5 tables Light and wash stands
lounges mrrors. and misses bedsteads
trasses wire Safes etc., which Will sell Gin
cinnati prices.
have hand great variety of notions ewelry,
volns eordeOns pocket cutlery, pistols whips
etc., which will sell reduced prices for cash,
yhofes ale or retail. WO0LSEY & NELSON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16

ishment; and any endeavor to interfere by or
ganized force will be firmly and promptly
withstood; he invokcs all good citizens to
promote order by rendering obedience to the
law and to discountenance and repulse the
counsels of,instigators and disorganizers, and
to testify their attachment to their country
There abide in its greatness their appreciation
OF the blessings they enjoy and their deter
mination that republican institutions shall not
fail in their hands by cooperating to uphold
the majority of the laws and to yindicate the
sanctity of the institution.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16
FIGURING NFILL FOax SALE.

FENE undersigned sale his FIGURING MILL
III town of GRANVILLE Illinois. Almost everything
ted with the Mill is new-engne Buss boiling cloths,
There stones with everything in excellent
running and calculated do fine and profitable bus
There connected with the Mill story
dwelling house. well arrangd for comfort with the
~ houses To person desrous of emharking in
of this kind chance here offered which but
sedo be had The country surrounding this abound in
every kind grain keep the mill constantly running
all of which be obtained at such prices to make the
running of the mill profitable The entire property will
be sold reasonable and time given for of the
purchase money easy3nd desired
the premises. JOHN RIGALL.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16
Gbt Daily JournaL
LOCAL DEPARTMENT..

0r We had big thaw yesterday. We
never saw snow disappear moro rapidly than
it did yesterday from our streets. The cutters
on some streets were overaowing. The snow
ON the river was not much more than iced
water, yet persons were crossing the river
during the day. 1t seemed rather yehturesome
thick as the ice is. We hope to see the ice
passing southward in iew days "if not SOON
er"
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16

oe5Immcnse piles Of produce are collected
all along the banks of the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers, awaiting shipment. There never was
the equal to it seen before, as we have been
assured by stealnboatmen. Great anxiety IS
manifested in view of the anticipated flood
We advise those having corn piles on the river
banks to remove them to high places.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16
ELECTION OF SPEAKER!
NO COMPARISON TO THE

BIG STOCK OF CLOTHIN
IA etc. etc Just received by the undersigned Cloth
ing Store under Pavilion Hotel have the finest assort
of overeoat in the city, comprising all varieties and
the most fashi onable style.
Also SHANGHAI HATS and all descriptions of Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods. Call and see am selling of
cheap and have a superior stock. L--
decl3-dtf ANTHONY LOBENSTINE,
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16
NEW NOVELS.

NEW NOVELS.
TUST fresh supply of Rose Clarke, by Fanny
81 Fern; Widow Bedott Papers
Mliehl the Right or the Lett;
Ie or the Human Comedy: Ollie; Doesticks;
Rax Ptci er; Wager of Battle Gone Cut Corners
Hidden Past; Gertrude; Seenetor Parsonagesi
Sacred Plans. By Hsadley; May Pereiyal;
Controyery between Senator Brooks and john Areh-
bishop OF York. -
Household Words. by Chrrles Dickens, %oi
WavefIy Rgazine, 1oi
Putnyul.s Magazine, 9oi
God-y's Ladies Book. 81, 90;
T,-snI lie,s Ne W York Journal, do;
Schoot-feil0w, 40
Illustrated London News; Punch. and other American
papers this week, at SAM'L LtS IEIs-o
feb2 booK otoEe.
zBIEAEHED COTTON.-Ise cases ached Cotton.
Nd sorssl qualities reed this day and for sale by
LAS. LOW ~ CO., 4I8 Mrn st. Lou, Ky.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16
EAssNqEsSSe EFOTEA.
a "a VA n @AsS' AA " ASA-5
CORNER OF MARKET AND wALSUT STREET.

CORNER
EVANSVILLE, IND.
hotel has been tlF refted and is
now ready for the accommodation II either regular
The airy ana pleasant and the
table is su pplied with the best the market adords
WAGoS YARD have Just added 70 the Hotel large an
% Wa1on Yard to Invite the attention friends
in h c9antry Every attention will be paid their
"' n. ~ ~ ~ r.odergsts Z. H. MOSELY,
nv " rroprietor.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16

GtrThe wind blew fhridusly last evening,
and ushered in rain and sleet.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16

THHE attraction for the Ladies' in the way of Dry
Il Goods happens be EMBICH'S Store, Main
street. three doors below Second We know whether
it is of his selling cheap from the fact of his
lately receiving fresh supply of Gaods know his
Store is daily crowded with customers. [dec12d
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16

fsTMr. Archy Taylor started for Louisville
Yesterday to pilot down the Gov Powell.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16
COAL FROM THE RODTAEF MINES.


ENHIS superior article Goals ready for delivery
from the city Ian ding. All orders left at the Company
Office Sycamore and First will be promptly
attended to. follows:
left IL 'elock NJ, delivered day.
Orders left that before O'Clock p H. DEE
.iyered before day. t.
The Company also prepared to furnish Coal for Stations
opt he E. and q. Railroad gsf fclie
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16
ADMTNrSTIsATOR,s SALE,

FDY order Court Pleas of Yanderburgh
county will sell private SALE at any time previous
to day March f not then sold at priva
sae said March 1856 door of the Court
House in Evansville will sell at public aucton to the
highest bidder parcel 95 acres, parcel No
Containing acres Glands the
Of Willis Hawkins decd being part the
tions and g. in township No south ofrange No. 10
west upon the following terms to- wit
One-ourth purchase be paid the day
sale: 4 in nine Il in twelve in eighteen months from
day Of sale with date and wthoa relief rs
yaiuson appraisemept laws Purchasers give theg
notes with approved security. : =,
jan29-4w Administrator of W Hawkins decd.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16
THE FIRST NEW GOODS IL 1886!

HUsT RECEIVED per steamer Wood Side. complete
sD assortment of cloth aud double eassmere pants
shirts which will be sold
cheaper ever the Western Star Clothing Store
Ian IN A. Lo BENSTINE. (
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16
APPEAL TO THE LADIES
OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINIT1

PlrGICmIar AILrsLtItUII
RETE are prepared show customers and
w patrons entire stock of inter Goods consit
variety and the most beautiful assortment
pied the All these Goods having
purchased and selected by Mr. Jacob in the
York frket unsurpassed advantages and
enabled to offer them at unusually low prices.
apd excellent braces every article
in the line of Dry Goods and Cloth
ing respectfully solicited to call and examine these
Goods. MM, LdIN ENIhAL y CO.,
ianl6 Corner First and Main SITS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16
RUCKWHEAV EIOuR
HIST So.

UST rec'd this dsy. 80 Extra Huled Buekwhea
% Flour "A NO. ~ direetfrom Pittsturgh5o lbs each
at ~, II. BACON & co.'s
deet Family Grocery. Main street.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16

COX HERE!-BARGAINS!-5 Out Lots for sal
IanI9 r. BACON co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16

OLLARs-4c cartoon Jaconett Collars. reed this day
~ and for sale by JAS Low q 60.
janis 4lS Main street, LOUISVILLE, n.y.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16

NUEIGEa a
The undersigned haying the G
Churchill the firm Horn Churchill i'll CON
nue in business the old stand under style Horn
brook Co., and soeits the patronage of the public All
debted to the old fr will forward pay
the same aud all having claims against the old firm
will present thesa for settlement.
dec7-tf HORNBROOK L CO.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16
AISSnrrEnaAN


FENHE partnership heretofore existing between Philip
a HOrnbrnok and Charles Churchill, style Of
Hornbrook Churchill, is this day dissolved by mutual
P Hornbrook is autheriz the The
for the purpose of settling the
p. H0RNRROOK.
CaAS. CHURCHILL,
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16

NE W FLOURENG AND COAtN WILL.
second and Canal streets the purpose of manuac
turing Flour on the home trade We will keep
on hand extra brands Flour and in quantitiesto
trade We hope merit share OF the public pat
ronage by civ ng you good article of Flour and Meal
Grinding done to acco mmodate the eour try trade
ian29 Il HARF Il FAIRCHlbD.-
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16
NEW STORE AND NEW G.
ERoRT BILE os.D EsOCIEEsEI3Is ghs
- no ICE GETTERS

VIrJr Subscribers have Just of those
waterproof Boots. made of on-fnshed Harness ness
Teaber warranted good made. An early call VIII
Hsas.e.i5 Coue HENDRICKS Il McREA,
secure eHe-. ~ First Street.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16

1-sUITARs sANDEEOLINs.-A frs lot of Guitars .ant
VH Violins irst received per the Adams Express by
- NJ. MIELSCH.
noyzs If Firststreet, opposite Post once.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16

EE OREENS.-1 asstd eolors. lay for
I'VE sale by JAMES Low & CO..
declT-d&w AIS Main street. Louisville Ky.
NNTRITE WHEAT.-3co bush d per Canal for sale
Wv by deeS GEO. FOSTER & co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16

OGLESBX 81 REACAUEAY,
COmnHissi e. Forwarding Werchan is
No. s5 ToHoUPToULAs STREET.
NEW ORIEAHE, LA.
IBERAL Cash advances made, Oonsignmepts to the
III above address by JOHN ). MITCHELL.
ian26-lyd Water street.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16

a ATE-2o bbIs OF a new brand and a superior article
"A lust receivrd and for sale by
dee1S-dtf PkESTON BROS.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16

SCALES. Il pair Platform Scales for sale at
- neV20 COOKS Family Grocery
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16

EDECEIVED per steamer f. Lorenz-
III 100 bags Pen Buekwheat Flour, 25 lbs each
20 nests Blue Tnbs 3 in
III 10 do do do s in nest;
so do blue and green, blue and red and fancy Buck
for sale by /. & d. HEIMANN
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16

WETHITE BEANs'AND H0MINEY "A few bis. Of
we each in store and for sale by
ian loft : wv. & s. vICKERY.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16

CHANGED HAN DS. ~
HAVE sold out stock Of Groceries to hr r. D. Sexs:
will continue the business at old stEnd OF
Oak he having united his stock mine
which full Grocery He is also provided with
an Express and will deliver goods in
part city 4 hepe old friends will give
him their patronage. 1an29-tf j. X MONROE.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-02-16

JUST RECEAEED.
EpLACKWOODS for December;
I'D Chambers' Edenburgh Journal for January;
Frank Lisle's new Illustrated Paperi
Household Words for January;
BalloR's Pictorial Paper;
Frank Lisle's Journal for January;
Flag of our Unien;
Yankee Notions for January;
Weekly Clipper; ,"4r'
Whites Counterfeit Deteetor for January;
Weekly Tribune, at
Jams SAMUEL LISTERS Book
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-11-26
STAR or THR NORTH.
n. W. WEAVER, EpfTos.
'DIee-...... v.A...1... S...as, use.
rae Presidential Election.

r. The subjoinsd table sivesiths fuil vote at
the lais election in each Stale, Rhsfe the re-
suit i asceriained, and the reported or ssti-
msisd Esjofiy ID each OF the femsining
Sfaies: So -
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-11-26

0FF1CE--D5 asirs u kts nv 5rist taiid.
ise, On ~ ssafksi6sf Main syfssf,
Aird sgsars 5elbss Marke.
TIE n N 3 1.-Two D5lIsfs Psf tnHum, II
paid within six moaihsffom ths time Of sub
scibiHg TIVE dollars end 6ftg cents il not
paid within The yess. No Subscription re-
'ceised Tor aiess period lhsa six months no
are psid, unless u the option efths editor.
,ApvEsr1srnEHTs not exceeding ouesquars
will b Inverted thfes Zines for One Dollar
and twenty FIVE cents for each additional IN
;ssFion. A iibofaI Hicount will be made 10
those who advertise b. the year.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-11-26

Total, 5o0,ooe 455,ooo i,2oo
Buchsusn's maj. in The Slave States, 10000.
Combined vote Of Buchanan an Fill
more, .- 2,352, ,54z
Whole so.s Of Fremont, e i,i27, PAT
Majority agains, Fremont, Laas, ,s7s
Combined vote Of Fillmore and Free
mont, - 1890, ,l55
Whole vote Of Buchanan, 1858, ,304
MsjofiIy against Buchanan, 26l.I5i
Whols vote fos Buchsnan, - ,559, ,304
Whole vote oi Fillmore, zs3, ,2oS
Buchnaan over Fillmore, 7ss,0s6
Bucksnan oyer Fremont, - 432,057
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-09-13
Address TO the American Party.

The Americans in Congress have issued
an able address to the people of the Uni
on. We give the concluding passages as
specimens Of its tone and spirit:
We do not pretend to direct, govern, or
control the movement in favor Of the
American cause. That is a matter solely
in the hands ofthe people at large. 1t is
theirs; they originated it. We believe our
candidates, however. are infinitely strong
er amongst the people than among poIiti-
clans, who happen at this time to be in
power, or struggling to acquire i. Let
their friends be Of good cheer. Let them
do their duty, and they will be astonished
Mt their great strength at the polls. Let
eaeh man 60 10 work and confide in his
friends elsewhere. and the victory is sure!
No cunnlngly devised stories should in
duce them for one moment to think of
taking side between the candidates of
those dangerous sectional organizations
which are now struggling to concentrate
the North against the South or the South
against the North. They should, and
will both be oVerthrown. The country
requires repose and demands safety. Tile
friends Of Fillmore and Donelson are the
friends of the Union. They have the
power to elect them, and thus strengthen
the bonds of that friendship and conf
dence between the North and the South
which in other days added such power
and glory to the Republics
Let US now pledge ourselves each to
the other that YER MAN WILL DO HIS
DUTE TO our candidates and our cause,
and you may rely upon it the country will
be savedfrom the dangers that encompass
it, and restored to the quiet and confidence
which blessed it at the close of Mr.. Fill
more's administration.
Washington, August I9, 1856.
THE names of Mr.. Walk of New York,
HUMPHREY MARSHALL Of Kentucky, and also
those Of % other members of the House of
Representatives, are signed to this address]
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-09-13
SOUTHERN SENTINEL

Barclay and Hickman.-.Th Buchanan Rep
resentatives from Pennsylvania, who procured
the reconsideration and subsequent passage of
Dunn's bill to restore the Missouri Compro :
mise line by the House of Representatives
one of whom refused to vote for Aiken for
Speaker, though the candidate Of his Own par"
ty, and the other has steadily supported the
House prOviso to the army bill-have both
been nominated for re~relection by the Bucha~
nan Democratic party Of their respective dis
tricts. Won't they, with Blair, of Missouri,
make delectable friends of the South" elected
to the next Congress by the Buchanan Demo"
cracY?.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1856-09-13
BUpGE11RY

m7HmkgE F. BOONE & co. resi-
p~ectlulIy inform the public gen.
Ny IN orally Of Plaquemine and the sur
s&s&A&ma rounding country, that they will
about the last of the month, furnishing Beef daily
at their stall in the Market House, and to plan
tiers along the coast. They have made ample
and permanent arrangements to be kept constant
ly supplied with the finest description of Attaka-
pas Beeves; and they hope that by punctuality
in keeping their town and country customers
constantly supplied with good Beef, at low prices,
to receive a share of public patronage.
F. BOONE, Plaquemine.
jy19 F. DUPRAlT, Jr, St. Landry.