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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07
,IE:sss.s.!it,z:: s - To SAIL, The staun

: 80. To SAIL, The staunch,
copper fastened A. No. l. clipper
Steamer, "Township," N. d, Witt,
Commander. viii sail shortly for Jor-
dan, head waters CT Salt River. Be-
ing well provided with hunks between
decks, and having laid in an ample sup
ply Of sardines and other Injuries, she
is prepared to accommodate a portion
Of the defeated candidates to that port
of destination, which they are compel
led to emigrate to-.
1t is almost needless to state, that
persons having baggage, money, or
hopes OF future emolument, cannot pos.
sibly be-, accommodated. For freight
or passage, enquire on board, Of John
Dick, purser, or of N. D. Witt, Cap
tain, at this Office.
n. B.. The "Township" has been
supplied with full assortment Of the
posters that have been issued in Oro-
vile, dnring the last month, for the
edi6catiou of the passengers.
r@- We regret to learn that our old
friend Stiles, has been beaten in the
contest for the Office Justice of the
Peace Of Oregon Township. The loss
is mutual, the Township being thus de-
prived of most excellent officer, and
the candidate of a good Office. We
wish yon better success in future Char
ley.
GONE TO WoRK.-NIany, very many
individuals who have of late neglected
their business, feeling themselves call
ed upon to offer their services to their
country, have, since Tuesday last, di-
vested themselves Of their "Store
clothes" and "biled Shirts" and are
now devotiug themselves to their for
mer occupations, apparently pleased
that their services were not required.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07
Topics of the Day.


Of the State, renders it certain that
the Democracy have swept the State
like q whirlwipd, and that their ma
iority against Fillmore will exceed
the expectations of the most sanguine.
We are free to confess, however, that
Mr.. Fillmore has made a much bet
ter run than we had anticipated, and
that the Republican vote is much less.
When we take into consideration the
fact that, California was one Of the
"sixteen States" composing the Ere
mont Republic, and which was going
to elect him President, has gone
against him with nearly all Of Fill
more's vote to spare, it is probable
that there may be some one or two
other of the "Sweet sixteen'7 claimed
by "Jessie," that may do likewise.
Indeed, we are satisfied that large
majority Of the people of the north
ern States are opposed to the eleya-
ton of sectional Presidents. and.
were they not divided between Bu-
chanan and Fillmore, there is not
doubt but they would declare against
the Republican party. It. impossi-
bic that Fremont has carried the
great State of New York, if he has
carried it at all, by anything but
plurality, and should the Republi-
can party succeed, it will be by the
elevation of a minority President,
and the consequences, whatever they
may be, will be the result of party
prejudice, and o blind adhesion to
men. Had the national sentiment of
the northern States united, we doubt
not but the response would be over
whelmingly in favor of a national
man. The verdict has been render
ed whatever it may be, and until the
lapse of time shall break the seal,
and show us to the contrary, we shall
trust that enough Of the northern
States to elect Mr.. Buchanan, have
done as California has-dcclared for
the whole country, and for James
Buchanan for President.
We learn from Mr.. Garliott, that
the California Steam Navigation
Company require that two thousand
dollars should be subscribed towards
removing distinctions from the river,
before the Company will start a
boat to remove the snags. Some
fourteen hundred dollars has been
already subscribed, and we are conf
dent that the required amount can be
obtained with all ease. Capt. Lind
ley was here when all was excitement
concerning the election, or we doubt
not that the required amount would
have been Immediately taken. This
is one of the most important projects
for the advancement of the town and
the interests of the county, and the
small amount required by the Com
pany to place us in communication
with the Bay, should be subscribed
Immediately, in order that the OBJ
structions may be removed before
the rains shall swell the river and
render their removal impossible for
the season. Every man in the coun-
ty is interested in securing the nav
igation of the river to this point
even the miner in his cabin-whose
daily bread, and whose tools would
be furnished at a cost considerably
less than at present. If this is not
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07

' WIZ Souooiip1ioh hoe,
will circulate the document, and give
all chance who desire to aid in the
undertaking, which will be the means
of making Oroyille q, permanent and
prosperous city,.
We regret to learn that local dis
Senslons in the Democratic party. of
Yuba, have caused the defeat of their
candidates for the State Senate,
Messrs. Gray and Lippincott. They
are both excellent gentlemen and
the Democracy of Yuba failed in their
duty in permitting them to be de-
feated. Yuba should take few.
lessons from old Butte, if they would
learn how to sweep the field with a
clean ticket, against all sorts of
"Shenanigin."
The Black Republicans of New
York have nominated Fred Douglass
for Secretary oc State, butthe Trib-
une objects to his nomination to that
office, on the ground that his services
are needed as a Representative at
Washington. For once the woolly
heads have thus made an honest dec
laration of their principles and be-
lief. This avowed willingness to at
tempt an amalgamation of the whites
and blacks, and their readiness to in
suit to the Representatives of the
South by the commission of so dis
graceful an outrage as sending a flu
gitive slave to Congress, stamps the
entire party as traitors to the Union
1t cannot indeed, be possible that the
people of the great State of N. York
are so utterly lost to all feeling of
self-respect as to elevate an African,
however capable he may be, to an
Office of high trust, so long as there
are white men of ordinary ability
among them.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07
ExEcUTlvE DEPARTMESr, }
'ac. City, Cal. Nov. Sd, 1886. !

'1"N' w - C'''1 ~lN'' CNI A~
WHEREAS, on the ID day of June,
1856, satisfactory information having
been received by me, that combina-
tions> for, the purpose Of resisting the
execrtien oflcgal process by force, ex-
istcd,in the county Of San Francisco,
in this State, and that an unlawful or.
ganizaton, styling themselves the Nig>
lance Committee, had resisted by force
the execution of criminal process, and
the power Of said couaty had been eX-
hausted, and was not sufficient to en-
able the Sheriff of sand county to exc
cute said process: | did, in the per-
formancc Of my duty and the exercise
Of the power and authority vested in
me by the Constitution and Laws, as
the Governor Of the State Of Califor-
mia, on the aforesaid dav, issue Pros
clamation declaring sad county Of San
Francisco in a state OF insMrecliop -
and whereas, I have this day received
satisfactory information that TIE causes
which required the issuance of the same
no longer exist, | do hereby revoke
and withdraw the said Proclamation.
j. NEELY JOHNSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07

As an evidence that we shall soon
have a steamer running to Oroville,
we have only to refer to the fact that
Oroville has succeeded in every under
taking. When the Feather River
and Ophir Water Company's Ditch
was commenced, the town plot of
Oroville was marked out, and we have
town. They put in a bid for the
County Seat, and up went magnif-
cent Brick Court House. We de-
manded a line Of Stages to Shasta,
and we have them. The necessary
amount Of stock has been subscribed
for Telegraph, that is now being
constructed. The want now is to be
the head Of navigation on Feather
River, with Steamers plying regu-
larly between this point and the lower
cities. Oroyille. is a place of too
much Importance to be without such
communication, and there is too much
capital invested in river Steamers,
lying idle in Sacramento, for us to
be longer overlooked.
The canvassing of the votes in the
Oroville precinct, was concluded
last evening at seven O'Clock. 1t
will be seen by the vote that Long
and Morrison, Democratic nominees
for Members of Assembly, lead the
highest Known Nothing, Black Re-
publican fusion candidate, one hun
dred and four votes! This renders
the victory of the Democracy of old
Butte complete over the combined
efforts of the opposition, and their
venomous and vindictiye misrepre-
sentations of Mr.. Long. The game
would have been a beautiful one, if
it had been successful, and it is evil
dent they held the cards to win had
they been properly played. 1t was
desperate game, and turned out a
magnificent fzzle! Three cheers for
Democratic Butte! Hip! hip.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07

THE PROCLAMATION of the Govern
or declaring San Rtancisco to be in a
state of insurrection, has been with>
drawn. We dip the following revoca-
ton from tho columns Of the Sacra-
mento lnmer:can,:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07

~ DIR. a. BALL, offers his professional ser
vices to the citizens Of OroYille and vicinity having
had much and long experience in the treatment OF
the various disca ncidcn to this climate, he hopes
to give sai.sfacioHs
Special 2ttenten given to diseases of private ma
ture. Rheumatism, &c. ghch he can. cure without The
use Of mercury.
OFFICE, front room, No. II, United States Hotel,
up stars-Ofoyille. Ocl-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07
notice..

WHEREAS, one Frank stivers is representing
w himself as being in my employ, and giving
orders on me for money this is TO caution the public
against such representations of the said Slyers as
have Lis receipt in full for all demands to October
H. since which time he has not been in my employ.
Dated Hamilton, Nov. 2, 1856.
ls ROBERT DAVIS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07

rY" BLANK DEEDS-GARNHAM. of the "News
Depot" has just received Blank Deeds Of every va
riety. Cali and see them.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-07
Counter for Sale.

good pine Counter for Sale Enquire at this Office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

ASOLp CHIcKES-In attempting to carve tow
one day, a gentleman found considerable difficulty i'll
Separating its joints and exclaimed against the MAJ
who sold him an Old hen for young chicken " NY
dear said the enTaged man vie, 4oii |1'l
50 much about the aged and respectable Mr. T.. hi
planted the first hill of that was planted III GU
Town" " | know that said the husband, and be
| Eeve this hen scratched it up.
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tIEAf.t6, SI'AWE'EEEk <. Co., II \ ltpW : ~,
y icon ec., No ii Canal street, Agents Tor IaGes -"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

II EARN8, ALFHED, COMMISSION Af+k'ti ~ L
H. Dealer in Linz lljiis Window Glass, Cement, English,
phurE Pctsgcola Fire Bricks, etc. etc. No - Mhs"-
Zine 81
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rg,D,s3l, y. Ne, Il co, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
| HE {lFI!S is PAINTS, OILS PNNG MILLS, WIN
DOW U.s., BRUSHES, and Cuura Vi n" binds ~ M's'-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

DICKINSON q CO, II. NJ, WHOLESALE ASH ~;
IL tail and family supplies, No - and %
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.1gGEsIf.S - CO.. DRUGS, MEDICINES, - K'ilHhI;
> fNErRr MENIH, ,c., wholesale and reti Nos - tl
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,sTfSt41FI'l' y CO. T., DEALERS N PATENT NED
w r,, Drugs PeriGnery, etc, etc. H"$ y Hnd ' ''
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; ESOis y Co, b.. DEALERS Is STAPLE AND
L. FlucY ltry 'o!o. canal and Epurhon eJfreta
I AEIflE.ts, +. c., ATFuRSEf.AI-l.AN 80. 10
L. Xc:ige Place, opposite the Post Jtce. e% bEeAnh
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Nq03IFAE, y. H.. l5 tHd ,tr~, c"rlrr e., T,!.n,".
t,rg Mil! STDHE i"2
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4 a ED5s. .EtbSsGfaIi ~ Co.. ,pMNiSHlt% AIR-
L. al i MS AND DEALERS IN WESTERN PRol'A' n,
No. 81 Grhn1ptnuIaS 'tfeeE ny
Eit4IsItsN ~ HAitBOE, GLUTHIEKS, eorne' Of
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tJj{$9D3 =. %..SjiIttI~. GEHTLEMr.Nfs FL KNIFt1
lYi o"i- and tucy Articles corner Canal street and
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5. 80 1.'','
" and Commission Merchants, No Is CTott'e1 street
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ALDO - =, % ,vi, XII
w j;IjANDLEII Nus Front lI l2Fn|F" st"'rtS hnlI
XgTSVtI!SSIAt. ,. d fsEstb., lMrnETE&H ANp
w DEALERS IN HARDWARE, tt El.f1it \, ETC. c"ile
", asfTe and Common streets.
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T6JE$3i3!i'G, AfI4EiN X GD.. tultoN FAt.t,!h2
c'-'-, .,,i"t,,. ' ' i'2i u
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r. ESNItf}f T. IL Il; Co, GOMMI$alOE NEE
Il ElI ANTN- M 10 lNE.lMs slreet, New NlrIEtns.
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ZONES NIACfSlNDER ~ Co.. : Ill riI SO
j Agents Commission Merchants, no 81 hra'tF stree"
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! EViGi;iCFi, MN. e.. A. Co., COTTON tAG;
L. TORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. u U!d
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IEA7srY, =, j, ~ Co., DEALERS IN GkOGERiFS,
IL DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAPER etc. II and ~ Ietou
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v!tISt.t,TgsspN ~ GAINES, DEALERS IN CHI
ii NA, GLASS, EARlIENWAkE. etc, " Canal ST.
ifYNSssN, t:gGGs. w. - Co, SHIFTING AGES1S
IL AEu COMMISSION MEKlIIA NTS 81 Camp ST.
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/, g,1!.Ey ~ ~ r., DEALERS IN SILKS AND FAN
Il ~ NliI LINNNS. .su l2i lMMnl slrenl. ~
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I5.gt,Mf I> ~ CLAuSs, GkUCEkH AND nEALEkS
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faisstsCS ~ Co., GnMMi~N!',H
AND EDRW AKnINH MERCHANTS, 10 Teho"1'"hl''
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=, r.,. Parrish Rgpit4. In. roAuir tpw ttIl1ts,
4 Ey,E4nN IsuHr{s4bS sS Co., 'DTfNN FACTORS
y AN''.'h''''''i 81
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SI{3,tle4,S q; H. Wtpi.f.~ VIZ jIEutiHISl OILS,
VA p,i;..- FrrIr,I,l D. rn.. No. - Magazine street.
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- Elf II. rs. tS Co., DEAl.EitH - HARDWARE
Il 80 Fran, street. tirnvier and S4tctlH streets
L,E1,1Eg2& A. g., ATTNREEY-AT IAW, No. II Pump
} street. lirtv,"r. New Orleans. i-l ~
svrsiSy AIVI. CHARLES A., DEALER IN FINE
, ana FHshn,ly Furniture. Nos. Il nr le3 Canal sf"et
t,t.+Eay :. co. d. P DEALERS IN MILL
y npry and Fine Fancy Dry Goods Nos II ami II CHARITIES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

HYATT. ~ JULYUS-C Object OR, HOUSE.
I'll Broker and General Newspaper Agent He still 70 be
found Il; Commercial PlHcc.-PHrlrs having, COLLECT
IONS to make HOT SEES sell SLAVES 10 hire etc,
or persons wishing ADVERTISE in any Of the Louisiana
Nis,i,strpi ne cs ST SCKIE for any of the Ams
rcn or Foreign Literary Journals, will be promptly and faith
fly ynd v calling at No Commercial Place Ael5 ly
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I3Tist5 lock. e. b., lEA lE'it ~ bNt u.s. '''
w ri".- Pn,ni, 0iIe. No. - MntH2ire street
tXTiHp3gtItN q. o.. IMrukiEt Az, nhA Nit nv
w Mr,lriuee, pants, o'ie' ETC.,
corner ,a,-'tncu and Magazine streets ---..
ISTa!TEE, T'IsnS. L., Ho"N'f"i'F''- 49," S'N'
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DOCFSIUS. D., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SAD
II,u,sn d. 1y
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DlICI;i13i, Sst,ODitlCII 4 Co., Gpi TON FAt,-
L TtJI.S NJ COMMISSION MERCHANTS, - aI"tbe
= inn, ,.;nir. TI-ANw
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ET,CIsFly4 r. g. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
" Vine. ir,oijr~ Fruits, &C. No 10 Camp street.
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SNg'tSiNt!EIs. f., IS Co., FAStluAAbi.E Hi;; 4;
y VItINti FURNISHING GOODS TRUNKS, NAlEf ~
RAGS, er., Ne 81 I amp srrtet, my
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-08

HENDERSON ~ Co., =. ~ A., GtOGERS-
IL and Family Supplies corner Magazine and Nat
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Il, II, are, .,,-,,,,. q, u, ~ ~
u iAatt = - ~ 50
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EMANUEL fELESsEY d Co., DEALERS IN
"A PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE, Tar, Pitch, Rosin
Spirits Turpcnne Tnsrcd Castor and lard Oils No. 81
New Orleans. ttl5 ~
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rFNAaIfb4s, SEW ELL a., IMrUkIEk AND DEAL
l Or IN tiur Wjrrr and Liquors No. i soEH' STREET
NgNTsGS, GEO. H., PRINTERS WAKE H r, ~
, 'i' i,'' 49,. - ''''' --'' @ H'9 Il
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Fls'VfEEN. IL. q; Co., DEALERS IN CLtIill%G Ath
/ El,ENI-IILNNt GNNNS. No. b tllnln strrri AZ
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s'lsd)ss'N Is CO., DEALERS IN SCOTS SHOES, BRO
guns, Hats Gaps, etc, No. 10 Magazine street.
u ii. KNAPP d w. :. CHANDLER, DEN
n Canal street ihlD
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RIIsINESS DIRECTORY.

liery WarehoHss Canal street. opposite tho Custom
House u y
aA:ss RHeSs SrSHE NOTE 4SD
l is! :; 4 n: ss iGSFi!s 'Hss i.
9 S5sI5H 81 81 i Isl Sn ssSrs AND COM
11ONE 4 BItEAUX, ATTORNEYS ALLAN, No 6s
y Camp street, New ore.is - nj
rAiSTtlIt a. CO., u. H., DEALERS IN STAPLE
v and Fancy Groceries of ali kinds corner Common and
67OMI.I1Il, q. W., WINES EKANDlEs, rkEsEEV-
" Cd fruits Sauces etc. etc, No 10 Common Street
VH AT + G5MAs ATp HaHN Edysi
street, the Post. Office -
Ss$ $40! {: ST.: 81 L? s$:E
nICKINsON, NJ. NJ. 4 Co., GENERA. GoMA s,li.
sion FH[nsinE spd Kseeivn; M1.cIn, and ftTs
T,ui:YNs Is hAIsHlhGrON's DAGuEEkEo-
TYPES. corner Camp and Canal streets Cup s.4irs1 All
D ~. q; S.hs &C. ~ i! nH1% : IN CARPET
D1!t HRHHR ss;3y: @SHST% S ~
s:I !: " sS s. ;ss:S: IT,
I 1ESs4f 4 Go 1 :S ROM IN
Magazine street, NEW Orleans. sl5 "
! L'lsOs'V Is CO., DEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES, BRO
| L guns, Has Gaps, etc No. 10 Magazine street -
f. HI 4 sSAh n5s Canal !. .sc'
| INTNAUIIN j, H., FACTOR COMMISSION AND
" FOEWAEbING MERCHANT No. III Common street.
jylly -
GoEDoN < I'Qsrilli, DEALERS IN FL9lyE-
VI Corner Poydrts and New lIesee streets rlyl2 ~
TUYON, 'TisOS. e., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
VI Dealer in fine Fancy Articles corner Canal and st. Charles
streets.
| ClQUEGE4 u ia NIlSDN, STAPLE ANDFAAGYD DRY
VI Goods of drec, importation No Is ClltF,re. street
INAiNlIs, Q. .. - Co., IMpnhrERs AND DEAL
" Frs II HARDWARE CUTLERY, etc. Nos. 26 Moga
and 10 GrnvieE Streets
JJYATT, y. IULYUS-C Oil EGToR, HOUSE f
IL Broker and General Newspaper Agent Hte Stil! 70 be
found No - Commercial r4cr-Parsys !syigE HoEHr-
Ions make. HOUSES to sell rent SIA TO hire etc.
or persons wishing. ADVERTISE in Of the Louisiana
Mississippi newspapers, or to ST for ANY ct TIT Aln"-
fully by calling at No q Commercial Place Atl5 ly
, HENDERSON & Co., $. ~ A., GkOGERS-
I'll Steamboat and Family Supplies corner Magazine and Nat
chez streets
JAIsBY, HORACE, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
Il Goods EmhroicricS, ETC.. No l83 Camp Street. -
5 Itsyf.Nlt rs 4. UiAUSs, GkuuEkn AND DEALERS
Tcnoupitnnlhs streets. 90 I3'h."
= HOWELL, IL. *, ATTORNEY AT.LAW, No. IS
e Ii Camp street up SihirS. lei II
HARE, =. J. y CO.. DEALERS ~ HitOl,ERI Es
IL DRGGs, CiIEMCAs' PAPER, etc, II and 10 Teiou
pitonlss street.
V HENDERSON 4 GAINES, DEALERS, N CHI
e ii Nj, GLASS, EARrIENWAKF. etc, " Naisl ST.
II | IL ASn COMMISSION MERCHANTS, s. Camp St.
IL II TDF, q GOODRICH, JEW EI.El!s corner Cana
Is Ii md Royal streets
c ZONES, MACiSiNDNt * Coz, Su.irI! n .
j Agent, AID Commission Merchants No. 81 uTAfT street
:, New pflrot$
) | *
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rytblsI14,V & FrOSPfLQS DEALERS IN FLOUR
n Garner Poytrts and New Ievee streets. rlyl2 ly
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NAiHlGS, q. q. - CO.., IMpnRTERS AND DEAL
VI Frs N HARDWARE, CUTLERY, etc, Nos. &c Maga
The true Democrat., 1856-06-24

Moved by MT. Johnson, and seconded by Judge Anderson, that they now appoint com mlttee during the canvass, for the purpose O nominating candidates for office in case of deatt or other causality of the present nominees.
 The chair appointed MT. J. J. Barker, Judge Anderson, Captain Hartman, George Maysor and MT. Ben. Johnson.
 Moved by MT. Johnson, and seconded by Judge Anderson, that Mir. Jacob Mitchell be appointed sub eector for the county of Desha carried
 A general call then took place for Judge Patterson, who addressed the meeting in that simple but effective language that tells-stat- ing clearl y and concisely his position and pros- poets Tn the coming canvass and also his course Of action should he be elected.
 It was then moved by Judge Anderson, and seconded by MT. Johnson, that the thanks of the meeting be rendered to the chairman and secretary, for tbe very efficient manner in which they had conducted the meeting-carried
 The chairman then addressed the meeting in his happiest style; throwing the audience into perfect convusions of laughter, at his hu- morous but caustic ridicule of Know Nothngs, crime of foreign birth, etc.
 Moved and seconded that the proceedings of this convention be published in the Arkansas Sentinel and True Democrat-carried.
 Moved and seconded that the meeting do now adjourn.
 JACOB MITCHELL Chairman.
 HENRY k. GREEN, Secretoru
The true Democrat., 1856-06-24

During his term of service he was offered a foreign mission by President Pierce, but de- clined 1t. Whilst the Kansas bill was under discussion in the house, he and Francis B. Cut ting, of New York, although political friends, came in contact and severe parliamentary recontre took place. Breckenridge conceiving himself insulted, sent his adversary challenge. After some delay and explanation, reconcil- iaton was effected by the interpositon of friends
 There is no doubt that Mir. Breckenridge is the idol of his party in his own State. As a popular orator, there is no man in the west his superior; tall and commanding in person, he ex- hlblts the most graceful elocution. He is rapid and vehement in utterance yet distinctly arti- culase. He combines an intellect of high order, with great personal advantages.
 He is the representative, in more polished and elegant form than Douglas, of the '' Young America Manifest Destiny" school of demo- cracy. Their doctrines prevail most extensively in the west, and south west.
 Should he be elected to the second office in the nation, he will preside with ability and dis erection over the deliberations of the Senate