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them for it? Basely and ignominiousiy
sunk into the Spirit OF despotism, Tar de-
parted from the true genius and spirit OF our
institutions, is that man who will not.
But to the repeal OF that provision the
Senate stood, firm and inRexible, giving the
lie to the reluctant confession Of majority
of its own members, that the tyranny erect
ed by those laws was unconstitutional and
''disgraceful." TO the repeal of that pro
viso all the Black Democracy of the House,
under the lead of the Slavery Propagandlsts,
stood to the last To the repeal of that pro-
yiso all the Government officials, from the
President aud his Cabinet to the humblest
clerk, stood and insisted upon, beseigng and
beaboring the House with an infamous bold
ness and a shameless pertinacity. To the
repeal of that pFosiso, the whole host OF
Slavery -propagandsts, their agents, under
strappers and lickspittles, stood, cracking
plantation whips over the head of every re-
cusant Buchaneer and trembling Filmoreite,
till they triumphed.
Such was their victory and so was it won
We leave the result with the people. 1t will
not weaken, but UNNECESSARILY strengthen, tn,
cause Of of Freedom and the Constitution
The Republican members, true to their fatl
and their trust, though vanquished by mum
bers, are victorious in their defence of tn
Right and the Law. And they left the hal
where Despotism, confessed and shameless
trampled upon the constitution Of the coun
try, to appeal to the people whose rights ar
invaded and whose primary law is dehed.
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Missouri Compromise, and joined the Amer
lean party, that the latter were in favor Of
the restoration OF the Compromise.
Mr.. Houston replied that the American
party were not, rs party, in favor OF re-
storing the Missouri, Compromise, although
soma members Of 1t might be; that purity
were opposed to all ag,tations which would
endanger the peace of the country or threat
On the prosperity Of the Union. For his part
he Thoughts i wouli nov be impolitic and un-
wise, y, III, re were insuperaDle objections
u It's restoration. But he would freely give
more than huff OF all he possessed II il
could be restored 30 as to leave things ex-
aasly rs they were before il was repealed |,
His cardinal principle was tina, the Union
aust aud shall be prese' we'd.
II he were TO hear mAn OF the party
which he belonged utter = word against
tnis Union, although three score years
might have somewhat relaxed She vigor Of
y irams, he would knock HIM down forth
with.
.4r. Crittenlen's bill to alter and amend
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University of Louisiana.
EHICAL DEP ENT.

MEDICAL DEP A r Z M ENT.
| THE annual Course Of Lectures in this department
/ l. will commence on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18th. 1856
and Will terminate in the ensuing March.
James Jones' n D., Professor Of Practice Of Medicine
| ]. l.. Riddel, Nj. D., Professor Of Chemistry.
| Warren Stone, NJ. D.. Professor Of Surgery.
A. H. Cenas, VI. d., Professor of Obstetrics.
Gnstavus A.Nctt, M d. Professor of Materia Medca
j. G. T. WedersIandt. NJ. D. Professor of Anatomy.
Thomas Hunt, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology and Pa
thol9gE.
Gibert s Vance, NJ. D., Demonstrators Of Anatomy.
The rooms for Dissecting will be open on the third
Monday in October.
The Faculty are Visiting Physicians and Surgeons
Of the Charity Hospital, and attend this institution
from November To April.
The students accompany the professors in their Wis
its, and free Of expense, enjoy extraordinary practical
advantages.
There are during the season about eight hundred
persons prescribed for daily.
Preliminary the course, Lectures will be delivered
daily in the Amphitheare Of the Hospital, from the
first Monday in November, on Clinical Medicine and
Surgery Ayscutation and Percussion, and other sub
jects, without any charge to students.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Dean.
The administrators of the Charity Hospital elect
nually, in April fourteen resident Students who are
maintained by the institution.
New Crleans July g. Is56-6m
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horses and oxen; Cane Wagons and Carts DSs IRE"
and timber Wheels, with and without arles ~. "
house and steamboat Trucks; Jersey and P.nsa 10y.
Wagons baggage and other carts, for horses 81
en-; handearts, wheelbarrows of every dssenaa "a
all other articles in the wheewrght line made 4 nv
best seasoned materials and warranted TO be
to any other manufacture, which will be sold a. ,sss
ced prices, and lower than by any other
in the southern country. Purchasers will find i ="
their interest to call and examine our stock before
chasing elsewhere. We use none bu, blacE lopu u
hubs and entfelloes- PHELPS. CARR
nov 8, 1854 10, ~ and A Perdido st., N Orleans
N. B. We keep constantly on hand large assor,.
ment of Drays and Carts from the manufactorv If II
Coleman & Son, Philadelphia. y ~
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TO PLANTERS & OWNERS OF STOCK
Leayett's Patent Portable
GO n "A N n COD Mill

THE undersigned having purchased the patent
i right of this valuable invention for DeSoto pa
sh asks the attention ofplaners rearers of cattle and
the public generally to It's great utility, cheapness and
unequaed capacity for grinding meal for bread corn
and cob for stock shelling corn etc. It grnds from
II to Is bushels per hour, is easily handled and ca
in few hours be put to work in any place; and is
smplein its construction that there is fear of its
getting ont of order. Any boy or negro
manage it. One of the mills is now at work on the
public square, where the public is invited to call and
examine its merits They are sold extremely low and
on liberal terms. J. CONSTANTINE.
Mansfield Noyember % 1853
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GOOD NEWS!
Important to the Public.
HENRY WILLS

| IT'S Is constantly receiving from New York.
| ~ Philadelphia ard New Orleans, the o.
- following goods. which he will sell as -
he always has dcne LOWER than any other house in The
south His goods Ak, FRESH and of the most fash
onabe styles.
Ladies' Bonnets satn crepe, hair and straw of every
variety.
Misses do do do do and gypsy hats do
French flowers, wreuEhs, head dresses and plumes;
Bridal wells, blk, brown green blue and white veils
Fine watered silk ParasoEs from dollar up;
Fans in great variety, head ornaments jet necklaces
and wrstes, fine gold wristlets and guard chains gold
pins: eardrops, lockets finger rings etc Ladies tot
let articles in great VARIETY she'll r. COMBS buffalo
horn and ivory phf combs hair brushes and tooth do
hair toncs and dyes brocade silks summer plain and
Powered do; silk tissues robes, silk musins wedding
dresses and satins, white muslin of every description
figured dress mualins, ghghams, figured linens and
printed calico dress goods all the styles embrod.
cries, comprising in part collars, underseeves chime
setes Houncng, ntc. Hosiery, gentlemen's clothing
boys do: cotonaaes, denims and linen goods with ev-
cry article needed in fancy and staple dry goods
store. Ladies ndgentlemen's trunks carpet bags &c
The public is invited tG examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere and they may depend on every
article being what it is represented. Please to observe
CHEAP and the tame over the door,
HENRY WELES, Texas ST., Shreveport.
N. B. Country orders forwarding by post or other
wise will be punctIaly attended to. marchl2 2 en-
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Pain in lie Niat,
Patent tIadicinr<.

DULL's Sarsanar3ila; Sands Sarsapari.ta; Rad.
- ways Ready Relief; Arabian and Mustang Lin
ment; Ayers Cherry Pecoral; Perry Davis Pain Xii
er; Rushton's Cod Liver Oil; Daley's gicaI pain
" offs Schedsrn Schnnpps McAiisters all
healing ointment: HntoTay's ointment and pills; Mof-
fats life pills and phoenix bittcrs; BrowHs jamaica
ginger India cholaeogae; Hollands German btters;
New England cough syrup: Bryan's pulmonic safers;
Bateman's drops: Hays pile ointment: Lees, Bran
dreihs, Jayne's, and Wrghts Indian vegetable pills;
Godfreys caTninative ba!ssm. hair tonic and yeuni
fuge; Fshuesock's vcrFniuge, and all other patcnt
medicines usually kept in the southern country For
sale by mg301 WIN. BALL.
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A. N. BAUMAN,
Blacksmith, WheelWright L Wagon Maker

Texas R0ad-One mile from the River.
- HAVING received full supply of D
Il y the best American and Swedes --E- Il
iron, and large stock of the
best of seasoned timber, am prepared my old stand
to execute with despatch and the most workmanike
manner every description OF Blacksmith and Wheel
wright Work. Carriages, Wagons, Buggies. etc, re-
paired and manufactured to order. pioughs repair
ed Every description Of work appertaining 10 Cotton
Gins, Saw and Grist Mills promptly executed and in
superior manner. All kinds of Job Work promptly
attended to. Horses shod by an experienced work
man. Thankful for the patronage heretofore extend
ed to me- 1solictt continuance, feeling red that
can give satisfaction. All work done at the very
. west prices. ffebI31 A. n. BAUHAE
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OSgood's India Choiag0gue.

should be distinctly understood that the Indian
Choagogue Is prepared expressly to coun:eEact the
effects OF The nlasnal Influence upon the hgmaa sys-
tenn. Its equally eiiecual for the cure OF bi8oa d.
sases OF all kinds, liver complaint, aundics, dyPP
sSa, the various forms OF indigestion and such other
affections arise from this morbid influence FOR ihe
levers before enumerated. By bearing in mind the
oolect OF the remedy none mistake lis appAcaaon
For agne eahe or enlargement of the spleen, 1t VIII
De found an invaluable remedy. In cases OF long
standing 1t should be continued several months by
perseverance it rarely fails reducing the organ to IL
natural and healthy size.
individuals travelling in miasma districts OF coaahF
Will find the remedy. taken in the usual doses 'hss
times day, TO afford perfect protection against fn5
ague and other diseases Of the climate.
j. WRIGHT L Co, New Orleans, general agents lot
the south. For sale in Shreveport oy al! the otue
gists. feb2I
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, value of the corn and cob has been
Used. One chemist. DR.. ]. Il. Salisbu-

By examining the above analysis, it will be seen that
the cob contains larger proportion organic matter
than the corn while it is nearly rich in phosphates
and akalines, which enter largely into the compost
ton of the bones, nerves and blood.
Planters and others interested are requested to
municate with the subscribers Address
LEARY & CRAWFORD, Minden, La, or
#@ WHITE, SMITH g. BALDWIN,
July 3G-tf Shreveport
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LOOK OUT!
The same Old C0ons are together Again

7 ~ The SUBSTITUTES again ur=--r--rz
| 4 \ sociated together, for the pur- =SlEEFEsaA
| Y Y pose Of carrying on the z-AzlAAsAszZe
BLA CKSMITH, WAGON MAKING AND
CARRIAGE BUSINESS,
in all the various branches, their OLD STANDS.
on Milan street, corner Of Edwards. Feeling CRATE
full for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to
them, they their old friends AID the public that
they will pay prompt personal attention to the repair
ing of carriages, bugges, wagons and all otasr yehi
Giles. Having on hand 10000 feet of seasoned timber
embracing every description, together with the largest
stock of iron and steel brought this place, we
able to do work on the shortest notice and most
reasonable prices.
Mr.. Robson will attend in person to the Horse Shoe
ing department, and one of the firm can all times
be found in attendance at the shop.
Our work in all cases will be guaranteed
We work on the one price system, whether for cash
credit. ROBSON & kIMBLE.
Shreveport, February 81 1856. 4
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CHANGERS
Corn and Cob. and Meal Mill.

PATENTED, SEPT. ETH, 1855.
THE undersigned, having been appointed agents
Il for the sale OF these justly Celebrated Mills in
North Louisiana, prepared TO receive orders
for the Impressed with the belief of their supe-
fority all others used for like purposes, con-
fdeny recommend them to our planting friends gen
orally, also to al! having stock to feed
The corn and cob ground together exhibit beauti-
ful specimen OF stock-feed which every economist
should employ where there are but three four
animals to feed
The relative value of the corn and COB has been
frequently analysed. One chemist, DR.. J. II. Sasbu-
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Re0kS and Stationery,

D ECENTLY received an extensive assortment OF
III Standard and Miscellaneous Books, embracinS
works on Theology, the Sciences, Arts. Masonry
History etc, fine and common Bibles. Prayer BOOKS
Hymn Books: the works of Shakespeare, Byron, MIL
ton, Scott Burns, and other distinguished authors
variety of Novels and light liierature; Dictionaries
Grammars, Spelling Books, Readers, Biographies and
Atlas, Arilhmeies, and other School Books Blank
Books in great variety, letter. cap and note Paper en-
veloPes, red and black ink. waters sand, sealing way
steel pens pen holders, pencils, All OF wh'h
will be sold at the lowest prices, by
jun20 T. H. MORRIS. Druggist and Bookseller
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Cranes Metallic Burial Baskets,

INHE undersigned having purchased the exclusive
Il right Of selling these beautiful and celebrated
Burial Caskeis in Shreveport and Caddo parish, have
received and will keep constantly on hand large as
sortment, embracing every size, which will be sold at
very Iow priccs-less than the ordinary coffin We
otter this casct to the public feeling confident that il,
Is suPerorto any in for beauty Of design
elaborate and artistic finish, simplicity il lining etc
1t IS highly decorated has unique silver nountings is
perfectly alright, and affords an entire view Of the
body, the top Of the caske being constructed Of the
hnes French plate glass, renders it the most dcsrabc
case ever invented. Beautiful metallic caps cover the
glass, and secure the from damage on account If
any external pressure.
All orders promptly attended to. The baskets are
ready tor delivery or shipment at moments notice
Kendall Il Coz
Juncd-ly Corner Of Texas and Mcneil dts
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The Union Wagon.

"
There's right and wrong in parties,
And the Right is on our side,
30 we will mount the Wagon, boys,
And let the nation ridel
The Union Is cur wagon,
And the people are it, springs
And every true American
For Willard Fillmore sing
Wait for the Wagon, etc.
This Wagon is noble one,
Twas made in 70
Twas driven by George Washington,
Through stormy politics.
With western oak, and eastern pine,
And northern ash It's bound,
Palmetto, cypress, cotton wood,
In spokes and wheels are found
Wait for the Wagon, etc.
The Mill-boy Of the slashes, boys,
Our gallant Harry Clay,
Once sat within this wagon,
AS we're sitting here to-day,
he drove the road Of Compromise,
BY Constitution charts.
And held the reins of Union
All around the peoples hearts.
Then wait for the Wagon, etc
In this glorious Wagon,
With the nation at his side,
Through all the troubled elements
Our Jackson once did ride,
ana now we Keep his memory green,
And hail his noble name;
For Andrew jackson Donelson
A seat with us may claim. "
Wait for the Wagon, etc.
When Webster snook the friendly hand
With noble-soued Calhoun,
Twas here, upon our Wagon box,
They sat in close commune
Our Willard drove the Wagon then,
And Clay was at his side,
And never did the nation take
A safer Union ride
Then wait for the Wagon, etc.
We miss those noble ones of old
The friends Of South and North
Who brayely met Dsunion's threat,
Which traitors uttered forth;
But Webster's friend in Ey'rett we see,
And Crittenden was Clay's;
So Massachusetts and Kentucky
Still join in Fillmore's praise.
Then wait for the wagon, ETC.
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
NEW DRUG STORE.
VIM. BALL.
APOTHECARY Il DRuGGIs-

-s=,,zvR APOTHECARY q DRUGGIST,
we Texas STREET, 5nREvEronr
~ q blouse lately occupied BY g M Lcyy& Co.
The subscriber respectfully informs the eli
e1sD liens OF Shreveport, Of Caddo and the ad
joining parishes that he is now opening large ann
we'll assorted stock of fresh Drugs md Medicines
Patent Medicines, Oils, Dye-Stuffs Perlumery, Sta.
tioneY, Varnishes, Brushes, fine Chewing Tobacco
Cigars etc. etc, all Of which he will sell as og as the
same can be had for in this place the same terms
aid to cash purchasers inducements will be oGired ia
purchase at this establishment. Call and examine.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up day or
night, and the purest and best articles used in their
composition. fmay3U WIN. BALL,
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. ESlDlNGi one mile from Shreveport, would re-
III specially inform the public that she is prepared
TO accommodate, and would be glad to receive, half
dozen OF Young Ladies, whose parents may wish TO
send them to School at this place. The distance from
the school will afford them comfortable and healthy
exercise. nnr9
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Morris istringent Mixture.

DURING the pEevaleacy OF cholera, medicine
u ever gave such satisfaction the above mixture.
and SINCE which bas been used very successfulyin all
cases OF diarrhRa. cholera mnTbus. complaint,
choiic gripping pains the stomach bowels and al
bowel affections, Prepared only and for sale 5y
n24 T. Il MORRIS. Drnggist and Chemist
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Merchants GBa Elsugaa-s wishing zrls s-z respect
tGllv 3ayita caH ant see ON EusEs sarsr5Hz 81
sizes ct aaRhie aBa single ntsurHd
l. I. W5ZE}S TEE, sziz Agent
CORNER nt AaeaznR apa lafHvgszts SHEETS.
rnarch 25 @ew rs~lar-gs
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Paints, Oils, TarUiSh, SC,

lust received and for sale low for cash-White
u lead. red lead Spanish brown creme yellow, do
green Prlssian blue fig blue, yellow ochre snow zinc
paints Paris green, rose pink, drop lake, lampback,
British iusre iinseed oil, spirits turPentine copal ia
pan, coach, and black leather varnish. etc.
u1y30 WIN, BALI.
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H. - ii1A'A " 70.
Having removed r. their connodious Stores,
NOS. IT AND 70 JcHoUPITOULAs STREET.
HAVE on hand fall and we'll selected stuck o.
III ssEs CERzEs.
And other articles IN their line in part consisting Of
| EoFrEE-~Rio, Havasa and Java
| TEAS imperial Pouchong npowder hy1og Young
/ dyson, AouchoDg padre, etc.
Saskatchewan, white, loaf, crushed and powdered
MoiAssGa-Counry, sugar house and golden syrup
TogAcco-Assorfed byanda cornnriai,g tIInuol;t; :
CIoARs-Large stock, well assorted
Splcra-CInvcs mace nutruegs ,cnre, o,,,rcY all
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The QReen of the South.
The BEST Plantation Corn Mill ef tie lss.


JOS. Lands d. Co. AeEszs-
No. 80 Tchoupitouiss Eareer, New Orleans
THE obore Is wood eps doab3sgaz-= -G,seeu
l. Of the South Corn Iii 1an8 Cr1sher. We z2zna-
facture Cob Breaker OF graf strength and 3a-abzr
and ease Of operation.
We place this useful coz1-Fazce Or all sizes of nails
by WHICH means we converts corn mill into assock-fee
mill; bCta few minutes work pat ii o. q Eake i
We manufacture portable mills, single and seaa2s
geared, fbest quality Of French barrs} 10 grind wheat
corn and stock feeds, calculated to- steam szss- O
horse power. These mills have been II, nv steam and
horse power. in competition against the other make of
mills OF our city, II State Fairs and have never
tailed 10 carry OH the E-s- pcegiuIn-oa one occasion
vas awarded beautiful sliFer medal Our mills also
TOOK two FSt premiums, asshe best mills, nj tvo annual
iairs OF our Mechanics Iasiit1ge.
Aiso-Porrable SAW Mills. 10 be run bv sssau,
water or horse power Tszs tl was exhibited IA o.
Grafton by horse power, at The OHIO State Fair in 1850
when 1t was awarded premiam and splendid silver
medal
Also-Difereut kinds of PORTABLE HORSE
POW Frs and s1Eax ENGINES. All our articles. for
ease OF operation, simplicity usefulness and durahIl-
ny. are surpassed by none now in
All our articles warranted as representation no
sae-at our cost OF transportation and the money re-
funded
For full description and testimonials OF merit and
usefulness refer those interested TO our pamphlet
TO De had at factory where take pleasure TO ex
pam each article. ISAAC STRAuB & Co.
NoTE.-Mr. hImba, the partner OF J. r. Burrows
while exhibiting Burrows mill, at our State fair last
TALL ooisteroHs about his mill and courageouslv
entered ntosa verbal agreement with me to grind corn
thus: Whoever grinds the most, regarding quality and
quantity to be the of both mills at each and
every trial:
First trial--Straub to run eighteen inch mill.
Barrows Il CO. TO z twenty inch mill. /.
2nd sriai--Ssraab TO q twenty-five inch mill. !
Burrows Il run - inch mill. /
3rd trla-StTaub % inch mill. /
Burrows & 80 inch mill. !
hen the pinch carne that boiste-ous courage sIipned
out.
To the above. now append challenge to grind cob |
feed out OF whole OF corn.
will my eighteen inch QUEEN OF THE SoUTE,
with Cob Breaker attachment. the same article that
took the Premium at the oiie State Fair last fail araps,
a twentytour inch Burrows MILL and VIM. Stewards
Ohio and Kentucky Stock Feed Mills both to be run
once; and if you are apprshensive of risky business
You have my entire appreciation TO run Mr. Pnmerov,s
corn crusher as auxiliary. Should my single article
fail to grind equal in quality and quantity TO the COM
hned productions OF the three mills (ius as reu
piease1 then you draw few hundred dollars as
stakes put up. Come boys. don't be cowardTv-there
IS nothing Ike walking straight into the merits of
thing. ISAAC STRauR
D. II. Burrows II Co. April II, 1856
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NuNDRlES.-Tnernomete oak and tin; back
~ CANNON boards. Lotto keno boxes dominoes
marbles, china. glass and common; Indiarubber balls
chessmen and boards calendars snuff boxes tobacco
boxes sewing brds,eye protectors, gazers diamonds
pocket books. port nominees mirrors fish hooks and
lines, playing cards.djce and dice boxes twezerslamp
shades and ch1mneys s'rops cork screws tooth
picks, wax matches, etc. etc. For sale at
ml2 WM. BALLS Drugstore
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Summer Grove ACADEMY.

HAVING purchased Mr.. S. II. Parsons farm anc
4 L family residence, adjacent to Summer Grove
Academy, ala now prepared to accommodate few
pupils with board, at the rate of $40 month"; fol
board and tuition payable in advance.
NJ. P. STEVENS.