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CONsTABLE's SALES.

SECOND 'H4fs oeS
ass:,sss & sss,s s. ..s
pn s t a"ee 9a ON sepenssT
ST. Charles street. under the ST. Charles Hotel at IL O'CLOCK
THE CONTENTS OF THE. ST. CHARLES HAT STORE
with an assortment Of Gaps and Childen's Hats.
The FIXTURES AND FURNITURE of said Store.
: TERMs-Casil On the spot. -. ,,n,,,
solsF22 Constable.
ssSs sF 2$s Ss asSS
f. a sf sssand sa'ss
Of the Peace for viii e and
an @ sSs day
s SS Ell s 81 :" Z Sa!3f
Seized in the above suit.
- ~ W. W. MITCHELL,
Sssfs sS oSS#gS =
s5 2 re e + SsSol5 se 5ss 70
il ssd ssss isss sssas e sssss I r
EkETsN T o oF EBTEp sssa IN lie Second Dis
i comprised within Canal is
sos ana Nsn''n sa'a 0s '00"
Hasan by 5s feet II inches and lines in depth be-
Lots aos and "a feet inches and lines front on
Hagan by 2s feet inches and line in depth between
lot s 3 feet nshsT , and
between parallel lines, and fronts on Canal street
as|l, feet ssHs ss and Lines
Ess sIs s and d Linz,
between pafallei lies fronts Redon " ''
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMs-Cash on the spot. :, - ,,,ro,r
ss26o4H Constable.
SECOND coun JUSTICE pArS "A VILE Pc Ia
d'orieans. 81 Siv GHAhoN IL Ct 81 FRI
un rt Bs5Id qs ssoss
Banks Arcade des Magasn entire les Gravier
SssE HssRs sS a %o L
iSf &c ys s Efes Rai Ia da Moi is 8 M a.
Hagan Avenue Rendon.
Les lots Nos 81 pieds pouces ct igncs
az agan nne prooneur de 5s peds IL ct
rs 1isl lots Sos 3 eds ct ine
ot No; encoighue) "a psds pouces ct lignes
SHe
ss sss ras IL H. S g s5 Ct
de profondeur entire lsnes PARALLELS.
+ % Peaa saes de- f"s
saues e efe e @ a Ts
GoNDITIoNs-Conptan au moment de REHABILITATION.
So OLA Coi'natable,
SECOND JUSTICES couRr,} H. GREEN VS.. JOSEPH MAD
pF R"7 V {! FEfsHs Of Of nE sr. TS 5s
sissssd + d 1sPoraSs Il bRd1a
Psfa DAY. sfE s RS day sep
'' SSE t s5f 81 I 1SsS FURNITURE
Seized in the above suit.
.-o,,,o W. W. MITCHELL
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CATTLE N EFT.

JEFFERSON CITY, September II.
The market was moderately active to-day. Hogs continued
in demand. fair supply of Western Cattle offered with an
ample stock of Mich Cows Sheep and Texas Atakapas
Cattle Prices of the better descriptions main
t.ine + D.. \ T.
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DRUGS. MEDICINEs. PERFTTNTnRS

I Drugs, lIfEDICINES, PERFUMERS,
ETC-Ihe subscriber would respectfully call the atten
ton Of Planters Physicians and Families his we'll
Ssorted stock comprising every article in his line bust
ness al Of which, on examination will be found REsH and
GENUINE. During season. SODA WATER and MEAD of
tne very best quality WILL be found at this establishments With
he pGpnla, Mineral Waters, such as CONGRESS-
F FHRE aoNEY, ESSENCE PEPPERMINT, a9ULEY BIT
THOMAS RANKIN, Druggist and apottecary ID
sc " cor, Camp AID Hcydras streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

DATENT NIEDLCINES-4ALI THE MOST POPU-
lar Medicines, by the gross Dozen at the Propreors'
lowest wholesale prices. Among which are
rs gross Mustang Linmen
30 gross Bryants Pulmonic WATERS,
90 dozen Hosteer's Bers.
50 dozen Wheeer's Sherry Wine Bitters
80 dozen Ginger Cordial
so dozen Thorns Extract Copava and Sarsaparila.
200 dozen Bulls Snrsaparilla.
30 gross Fnhnestock's Vernifuge. ,
rs gross McLean's Vernifuge.
80 gross Winer's Fermfuge. u.a}
"a dozen osgoods Cholagogue.
"a dozen Carriers Spanish Mixture. y .
"a dozen SWANS Panacea.
100 dozen Barry's Tricopherous. MA 81
o. o. WooD8AN,
"a, 4 y fssg corner Common and Magazine streets,
lel2 5nd&Wa &&3 8s& u IA New Orleans.
SAFER RR Andre y 1--WE ARE SOLE
y Agents in this city for this Celebrated Brand, and keep
supply on hand Of various qualities and grade viz
1913 1906 1902 1913, 1895 York Terms and
Y olsiy WIN +. rEvRRIgff Il CO.. III Old Leves.
GOAL! COALt-sPENCRRsFIE u CO., DEALERS
in tisbufgh, Anthracite, American, English and Scotch
Camel Coal. 4s5&% =
q n9eoFFIoEC Camp street and Iatagete Square.
molly E4$
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ship Union, Davis Is days from New York 70 J Woodruff
&co--st district 16. Nj ZF ~
Bark Kimball, Stanley. from Matanzas, Murison
previously reported at Quarantine district.
Brig Men Gibbs from Rio de Janeiro June 2h to master
I'd district, 81.
schr Eliza Snow days from Pensacola John Hurley
&co-Basin.
Sehr Emily from Amih Rieer-Basjn.
schr Black SqualI, Myers from BiloN-Basn.
schr Fl Frazar, from Pearl River-Basin.
Schr Adele. Gourman, from Coyington-basn.
Scir Perseverance, Melon. from Bonfouca-Basin.
Schr I'Eclar from Biloxi-l3asin. o.
Sclr Junon Francko from Bay st TIouis-Rasin.
scEr Deer Island, PERT, from BIoxi--Basin
Schr Locust Tree Wagner, from Amite River-Rnsin.
Schr Elma Bafour from Bonfonca-Basin.
Schr Decide from Bonfouea-Basip
Schr Gen Worth, Christopher from Tanchipaho-Basn.
Schr Sea Bird. Rosseau. from Govington-Basin.
Schr Martha Ann. Williamson from Covington-Basin.
sehr Alliance Mercire from Bonfouca-Basn.
STEAMBOATS,.
Iaftte Stockman from Alexandria.
Ospray Kenton, from Alexandria.
Louisa, Keeling, from Memphis
California, Hutchings, from Mobile.
Capitol IRE. from Bayou Sara. 81.
Eclipse, Broadwell, from Carolina Landing.
Towboat IVY Whitteman from the PasBes-towed dowr
and to 18th inst brig Mary ElizabetlbYought up sr
Union and brig Merlinbrought bark A II Kinball from
Quarantine
HOMECOMING UP.
Ship Leucothca, Gay, from Boston, to Vim ] Dewey. ~
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MEMORANDA. &
E The Latte arrived yesterday from Alexandria,
having been sixteen days in coming down. Her officers
that the average depth of water from Alexandria to the
Is about 6 inches rise Of two feet reported above The
steamers Pitser Miller osprayasnd Wabash Valley
aground in Old River.
re- Capt Davis Of the ship Union, reports having
the 10th inst large ship ashore Key Tavanier, Coast of
Florida Royal and topgallant yards downcoors flying No
weckers alongside Cond make her name the wind
being too high to go near her.
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THE C0M i i, p 4 E,hJT.
lf0ieaD VI ;yIafAsts.

gTrsYIT yvgYg3
HI slSe EgU Dk IIfe NEsT9IsPfE
= = S y q 9 -
TtrIYp er.a v .tnp ,-Y,y5sl s,a..i4 ~ -
fsnrroSr rta III 4 aoad s, II e. te,9,
y N''U o"'s Yof 81 eaSess
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior iddlng 3f1L
ordinary 1921 Aidding lIaai2
Law
,op,i5,co - 4, 49,
= 2 hoseea il'nef saes 81 ~ naS ap7s9'
~ = 'st y ao'o Y ''Ns' e va e ":
= Cotson--baes. Tobacco-hhds:
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RAILROADS

f NEW ORLEANS, OPELoUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN
tAlLkoAD-lQh hds sugar Beocq &c0-60 do Hewitt
Morton &co-25 do G Sabaer33 bales Troseair Hay,
dell-Toal 95 hhds sugar.
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IMPORTS.


NEW YORK-Shp Unon-Assorted mdse
RIO DE JANEIRO-Brg Merlin-i10O bags coffee Rale
eco.
BosTON-ship Leucohea-l0O tons ice 10 L Warner eco
MATANZAS-Bark A H Kmball-l3l8 boxes sugar Q hhds
sugar to B Murson.
MOBILE-Seamer California; bales cotton to 7 Hardie
&co5 do Rcdgell Roberts Terr-26 do Bradley, Wilson
COL bale wool Geddes9 rolls leather Ward Saunders
Hunt-sundries to order-Tota, IS bales cotton.
PENSACOLA-Schr Ann Elizi--ll bales cotton 10 Ward
Saunders I1unt-S0 coo feet lumber Merritt Mcdonnell.
ANTE RIVER-Schr Emily-25 cords wood to order.
BILO&I-ScAr Black Squal42,00O feet lumber to Bell g.
Shffold.
PEARL RIvER-sclr Il Frazar-ls GOO feet lumber to W
W Care eco.
CoVINGToN-schr Adele-50O bbs sand to Moses East
man.
CoVINGToN-schr Perseverauce60 bbls sand to Web
Der.
BILOXI-Sehr LEelnir-3G cords wood to order.
BAY ST LOUlS-schr Junioi-3o,O0O feet lumber to A
Simpson &co.
B1LOXT-Schr Deer Island-40 cords wood to order.
ANTE RTVER-Schr Locust Tree-20 GOO slaves to master.
BONFOUCA-schr Elmar-35 600 brick 10 Jules Blanc.
BONFOUCA-Scm Decde-35, 600 bricks to order.
TINCHIPAHO-scbr Worh-l000 bbs shells to order.
COVINGTON-Schr Sen Bird-5O 600 bricks Stewart.
COv1NGTON-Schr Martha Ann-35 COG bricks Merritt
Mcconnell. ia
BONFOUCA-schr Alliances 900 bricks TO order.
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SAlPS, STEAMBOATS, AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED
~ with Beef Pork Mutton and Veal, Sasages Triple and
every thing in the bulchering line and of
ChSee e9rned Bee put up to order for Cabin Family USE
AUGTsTUs c. MERKEI.
k-Steamboats and Ships supplied with all kinds Of Live
STOCK such as fresh nch Cows, Hogs Shoas Pigs Sheen
Goats, Geese, Ducks Chickens etc. " go matGp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

RULLDERs' HARDWARE AND GFATES.
Inc attention of builders aRd property is esDect
fnly invited to our large and well assorted stock Of HARD
WAKE mp CRATES Among which we particularly men
D I1n1, DooR TRIMMINGS BUTTS, HINGES BOLTS AND
HOOKS: SCREWS, NAILS, SASH-CORD AND SASH
WEIGHTS, PULLIES, VENTILAToRS, ETC., ETC.; in fact
every article in our line requisite for the of buildings
We are determined to give satisfaction moth in
the quality Of goods also in prices which we have
greatly reduced. -. 2IUNESCHLOSS BROS & CO.,
jy2S ia Camp street. oppose Lafayette soua,re
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Shipping SrdeIigelrte.
THURSDAY, Sept. Is, 1856.

THURSDAY, Sept. IS, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Bark Florence, Wyman, for Sissl, &#a Camerden
Bark Delphos, Saule, for Boston, G " Hynson &co
schr Minna Schiller, Wilson, for Brazos Santiago,
Sotrthmayd Harrison
Schr Jane Elizabeth, Peld for Tampa Bay, Fash &co
Schr Diamond, Bowen for Pensacola, join Hurley AGO
schr West Florida, Burns for Hunts Mills, Florida,
g5-v Pooley, Neol Geo
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MTDTICE-WTLI4IAlTs, BATH RsE ECO. HAVING
~ resumed payment IN fill and tsasng
sociated with them r. b IL
Business under the 6rnl Of JoHN WrEffAxs s 60.
j s5 j Ohm WILL He
$G&. VT lila BATHURST.
New Orleans, June 7, 1856. ie9
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DER SEYEfsANCE DOOR, SASH AND BLIND
Orleans - ~ ~ oi'o '.ieet'i HNe"
George PuRVES Architect and Builder respectfully in.
forms his friends and the public that has addition his
toner business commenced the Doors Sashes
ana lns OF every description, at the establishment
Al orders left Mt his Office q Commercial Place the
tended - - 49,, -. F-o "a ~ a.
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Date of Departure OF European. California
nnd Havana Malls. for Septe1nber, 1856. .

All letters to France, Holland and Belgium pre- paid
q cents by the American Liverpool and Souap
toni % cents by the direct steamers Haye and by
British steamers Letters to Switzerland and
under the rule reach earlier their destination
closed MALL consisting Of letters md Newspapers
md cities of the German Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Poland Greece Ionian etc.
%The postage this line Porto Rico St. Thomas and yenc
zuela 10 cents where the distance the mailing
exceed miles, distance excneds
$500 miles. Prepayment required. 18#S55H
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;,ssse TWO THOUSAND ACRES OF THE BEST
~ situated in Jasper county Texas within three miles Of
Devil Port the Weches This is offered in e
change for dry goods and groceries. Any wishing
trade for it In this ay BY addressing The undersigned
parties Offering Referencesas to the quality the
land and title, he made Hon GeorgeW Smyt Hon q
VIM Eddy and ~ o. Doom, ESQ of the citizens Of
this county. - SAMUEL Gn0DE,
Al tf5 Jasper county, Texas.
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sE'qSp JUSTICES 81 scounr c. sGHYEDER THOMAS
RF VIRTUE of two Isrits of fieri facias to
- me directed by the Honorable G Bradford Second Jus.
ce of the Peace for the Parish of Orleans
sell at public auction my Warehouse Circus street.
tween Poytras and Peruido streets, FRIDAY tile 18Th
September, 1856 ut u o'clock NJ
ONE LOT OF FURNITURE, one Safe and four Dogs
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
s59l419 " Constable
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r. NORTH CULE4DNI, ATTOR NEY- AT-LAW Will
10 attend to all professional business St. Landry and
LOUSAS, La. " "' os " VI L.
Reercnces.Ghas. N. Waterman hardware n .rchant c. NJ
OhVier, ESQ., Thos d. Miller commission merc ii; C0s: b
Singleton attorney Nixon Il Adams Crescent Office
Se" ofet Ii,
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'fNWIBiLL Is AITE1EN, GAS FILTERS, No 70 ST.
Il Charles street, New Orleans keen constantly on hand
Pipe, and Fittings of all kinds. ' '
CRATES ~ 's 'is' ANU
Also Patent Portable Gas Apparatus make gas from osiu
70 WcA they invite the attention Of Sugar Planters. fe20
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NTpTICE-MR.sDANIET. ID. ToGas Is Il partner in our
sHELBY SEYMOUR CO.
New Orleans, August Int, 1856: auI g
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MEMORANDA.

BELU w TO u N g UP.
Ship Leucothca, Gay, from Boston, to Vim Dewey.
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A. 1rK f.AN sIR ,J1 {oN, MISS GENERAL
ton entrusted to his charge will with prompt attention
Notes and Accounts collected throughout State and promp
remittances made. ~ ''p
.-..REFERS TO-.
jackson, Miss, New Orleans.
Fearn Putnam & Co.. Shark Day 4 StarFer
WilliIm Hardeman, l. Marsh Denrnan & n
Chancellor Scott. nvS tfsyn
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mississippi sE 'NS' sAa'u's IL
h-Wl sell Merchandise and Property of all dissertations
consigned to him. and prompt remnces made for the sae
. Refers
oSe
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C,oTToN pI4ANTATION EoR sALE-ruA

4Gsss A8 " N FARM FOR sALE.-1
l Ieay decd sell tothe highest bidder, in town Of
Trenton Todd county KY, WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of
September 1856 thatch and fertile farm, adjoining town
Of Trenton, of which he died possessed contains
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g9~ The Gonsignees Of the following ,pnclSt-
selves known TO the Dischargng Clerk the Levee other
wise said will be stored at their expense risk
Il As Colts Rope mark 0D5 bales Hay and 50 kegs
Lead; B y Co., AZ Cases. -
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,.EDsNhe ship Cynosure, Cnp&. Harris, from
New YORK; Is now dseharging at Post g. First District Con-
levee'@ GEO. W. HYNSoN Il CO.,
4 sel3 53# IN 81 Camp street,
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FOR SALE.

- DRUG STORE FOR SAEEs--oN ACCOUNT
& of DEPARTURE doing profitable business situated half
Ne an hours travel to the city Of New Orleans yant;
- giSt, No. Leyee street, Third District.
. Also
FOR SAIE-One Title head Right, of 500 Acres of Texas
Land Apply to Mr. IL ST. Pierre, Druggist, No. Leyee
street, ihifd District. sell Ing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-18

THURSDAY MORNING. September is, 1856
There was good inquiry yesterday, With sales
900 bales unchanged prices rather favor n buyers
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+. H. WHEELER. E. L. ForsTaI,
WIIEELER g. FORSTALI., SUCCESSORS TO
NY w LONG MAGLQNE, Manufacturers of Copper, Tin
and Sheet Iron Work, Dealers in Stoves Cooking Ranges
Crates Castings, etc. etc No 2l9 Tchouponlas street.
orders Tor Steamboat Plantation and Blacksmiths Work.
executed WIN featness and dispatch. o3Dly
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-09

investigation, or 81 Ill refuse 90 attend on
subcommittee, ard t. give evidence when
summoned for that purpose, OF shall refuse
70 produce any paper. book, public record
or preceding in their possession OF con
troi, TO sad enami,tce when 90 seauired.
or shall make say disturbance where said
committee is holding 'their sittings. saia
committee may, ifthey see sc, caSse auv
AMI every such person to be arrested by
SAID assistant sergeant-at. arms, and brought
before tbs House 10 be dealt with as 70
contempt. We $50
Resolved, further, That, Iol -the purpose
Oh deiraying the expenses of said commits
son. there be. and hereby is, appropriated
the sum of $4,000. to be paid out Of the
contingent fund of this House.
Resolved, farther. That the President ef
TIE 'Uuted States be and 'is hereby reaues-
ted to furnish TO said committee, should
they be met with any serious opposition by
DO les OF lawless men, in the discharge OF
their duties aforesaid, such aid from anz
military force as may at the time be conye-
n'ent to them, as may be necessary to re.
move such opposition and enable said coaa :
mttee. without molestation, 10 proceed
with their labors.
Resolved, farther, That when said cesa.
'inlttee shsh have complsted said iavessiga.
I'cn, they report al the evidence so collse.
ted TO this House.
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SfliisttIlaneous.
Plant Corn.


The question Of cheep bread for the wor
klng man, and whether there will be goot
supply Of beef, depend upon how the .peo.
pie plant corn.
Il pork next fall is scarce and high, those
who have tito sell may think II il pros.
Perous'hEe for them, but It win be more SO
II the people generally have planted corn.
~ Is no true argument that If all did so the
price would be "ruinously low" No conn.
Try ever was ruined by cheap bread.
We 'adjure you, therefore. every maa cf
you that owns an acre Of soil, to plant corn
in the Engish acOeptatien Of the word
anything that wiil make bread--bu, more
particularly we entreat you to plant maize
or Indian corn. We ask it now bscause
now is the time TO prepare for it. We ask
1t Tor the good sf the ceuntry- for the hen.
EFT Of the farmer. Is there a ma, I;v;,o
who took our advice and increased his croo
last..spring. and who has not since had a mo
ment Of regret that he did SO? If be bas
his deeply benefited country has not. Tie
people return thanks TO God for bouute.
GUS crop. Without it. what would those
who buy bread have done in all this terrible
winter?
Last spring general effort was made TO
increase the prod IT the land. Heaven
smiled upon ~ kpeoaia...s.~,---,sssz4su
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and carrying out his schemes of hul!iscaiioe

and carrying out his schemes Of nulli6caiioR
and disunion. ea7o'g
Every line Of the proceedings indicate
clearly that they are alarmed at the idea Of
losing the only capital they have for the
presidential election. They see that theiI
hypocriIical clamor about Kansas and Ne.
braska is fast dying out. and that the $50.
Der second" thought ofthe people viii re.
suit IN their complete overthrow. They
are now attempting 10 blow up their bal
looms, and have set all hands to work al it,
from Seward down to Campbell, Of Penn
sylTania--but ii will not do; the people
brand the reasonable plo.ters as they de.
serve. As Mr.. Campbell, of Ohio, was
there, aud gave few sshrieks for freedom
in the most approved style. We suppose
the Journal and other black republican
papers in Ohio will cease their abuse of
iAn. and take him into full communion a.
gain.--Statesman.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-09
Reported for the Lexington, Mo. Citizen.
Supper to GOV. Shannon.

On Saturday, the ist ult., the Hon VIII
son Shannon, Governor of Kansas Terrific
ry' reached this city via the eastern stage
on his return from Washington.
30 soon as bis arrival became known
several ofo citizens waited hpon his Ex
cfiiency' and rendered him supper at the
City Hotel. AT 9 o'clock, p. M, abou
one hundred and fifty persons, Of all politi
cal parties, Wings, Democrats and Amsri,
cans were seated at the table in the din;uo
room of the hotel, to do honor to their.
tingulshed guest The repast 60
up in excellent style
credit on Col ~
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-09

is to enlarge the mir d and beget feelings o
disinterested hentvolence, aad a mutua
participation Of good Offices. You will fnc
more practical piety and pure Christian be
nevolence among American farmers than
mong any other class of equal 2umbers il
eur country. "ss 4%H tlfs
FARMERS ARE GOOD CITIZENS.
1t is universally admitted that farmers
are the backbone, nerve and muscle Of our
country, and it appears very si-asge that SO
many smart, industrious young men should
hang about cities and labor for others year
after year for a mere pittsnce, while the
vast fruitful Geld of the West lies open be
lore them, and with little exertion they
can be lords Of their ewn demain, perfectly
free from the contrel and dictaton Oh OH
ers. Let us suggest to them that to avoid
the danger Of going alone into new coun-
try they form company Of twenty, forty
or more, select favorable locality in some
oi the western states, and .inmigrate at
once. feeling perfectly assuredthat they will
sless the day when they resolved to become
farmers. What is said on this snb1cct is
said from experience, by one who was once
resident in the city. lsboring + his bread
and is therefore now free TO assure all who
are similarly sitsated that there is IN. the
country more enlorment Of life, lsose free.
dom from want and care, more truth, rcli-
gion and morality.
AGRIc0LA.