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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-14

"TURFING" A FREsHMAN.-lt sometimes happens
that a crowd of college rogues, in attempting to
green" conner, yet most consumedIY deceive
themselves. We remember case in point.
In the college of L. located somewhere in
Alabama were crowd of & rare devils" who never
let an opportunity slip to {" do"
Well ii so happened in the course of human events
that our friend Tom H who by the wayis a cap
ta fellow, entered the college, and thereupon the
| " rare aforementioned Immediately held
sultation in regard to the propriety of trying Toms
spunk
You see boys,n said Harry W who belonged
to that class of beings called dandes you see boys
Toms from the country and don't believe he's got
UGH spunk, nohow and so we'll scare him smartly.'
But how'll you fix it 2" queried another.
"Whv, three or four of you go out the other side
of town tonight and hide by the side of the road,
and I'll get Thomas out to take walk; and when
we get to where you you must give yell, fire a
pistol, Pll fall dead and Tom will come chargn back
to town like thousand catamounts after
him."
This plan was agreed to, and as soon as the proper
time arrived Harry took Tom out under the full ex-
peCtation of seeing him go back to town in perfect
agony of terror. But Alas the poet says:
The best laid schemes of mice and men,
| Gang aft aglee'.
Harry and Tom had got beyond the borders of the
village and just passed by huge mud hole which
like the Slough of Dispond, stretched the way
and were conversing in high glee, when bang went
gun in their ears and down dropped Harry calling
out:
8" o Lord I'm shot save yourself Tom; run fol
your life
'sBy Jove u replied Tom. cody, " it won't do t.
leave you here" and suting the action to the word
he took Harry by the heels and snaked him TO TIT
middle of the mud hole aforesaid where he droppe,
him then drawing ugly looking repeater, h
cooked it, and turned towards the ambush, exclaim
ing:
Come out of that, boys; if there's any fun gonI
on I'm in for share. I've run more men than yo
ever saw, by darned sight !"
How the boys rushed out and congratulated Tor
how Harry crawled out of the mud and promise
to treat the crowd not to tell it, and how they did te
it, history never said but Toms spunk was neve
doubted after that, and we are assured that Harr
never assisted again in g Turing freshman
LOuinu EAGLE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-14

a n ID.
A GENTLEMAN, thirty-ive years of age, toerabIy
"A good looking and with moderate competency, and of
respectable standing, wishes to form the acquaintance
Lady with view to matrimony. Must be young, healthy,
good tempered and Intelligent References will be exehang
ed. Address with real name BOX 81, P. O.,
March II, lS56I-[28-lt. Wilmington N. e.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-03-14

JUST RECEIVED,
Per Schr. Aiba from Nelc York,
~ BBLS. of best Yellow Sugar For sale low, for cash.
L by GEO. H. KELLEY q BRO,
March 18th. No. ii North Water street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28
JOSEPH RAFEL,
GoLDsMJTH, slLVERsM1rH JEWELER,


56 CAMP
GOLDSMITH SILVERsMITH
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frhB sFnbina detenc
TWENTY FIVE
onanp
sye hdfams2 psu
FrnG gnadm
nd
PAT EinTman IRrakas
Rec,c hsed mbmsor
,,h
nj avew
Rogers dwuunhMm tPrnm CanhuhCC
CO adth
FmEm Hh geanDo BrAlG GUNS
Espe*r NJ anyaRsew
rtngD ks rdT HouaF ei UMurhheA
FnncLEn EhandA erenP
,tb dFmmHh fneP
anslta and prma neDrht ne
Numerous ehha dg4nmr stool ~ he IAN
ma every ido Re th Zen nu,han.
ue, hemarr ehgurhl hrc~hm r1 pos
Mmdae Come
Tidf gm S NJ sion b. December R
i Grand n H from Ia o Large
naf ,ShuW fuown1 uherCNe
ng-TE Liberal m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28
DURDO1's PATENT EXCELSIOR GIN ATTACH

DURDO1I'S PATENT EXCELSIOR GIN ATTACH
l. MENT AND IRAStlER. This exceedingly valuable
improvement the Cotton Gin gives longitudinal oscillating
the cotton thereby causing present
face constantly to the SAWS and. consequently, the
ginned is increased 10 50 per cent. in given tine.
BY lie Use of this Attachment the gnner has nothing do
hut e feed the Gin Neither hand stick is brought into
QUESTION about the The machinery, which is very light
and sinpleno occupying six cubic ichescan be attached
ANY gin now in Hse in one hours time.
Having 0htaIed the exclusive Agency for the State of Louis
lana from Dr. George +. Curnnc, the purchaser of The right
for the State Of Alabama from Mr. Joseph Wright
pared 10 sell individual county rights for The above
named States
Ba-Any communication add; essed will promp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28
no PAINTERS, DRUGGISTS AND DEAL

ITO PAINTERS, DRUGGISTS AND DEAL
L. Frs
LEA d.
Extra White, in 100. 81 and IS pound kegs.
ZINC.
Fine Philadelphia in Is pound kegs.
Oh + G r ZEN.
In ca1s, different shades, very superior article
PUTTY.
In hladders parrcei. To arrive and for sale by
ROBINSON Il yERLANDER,
Agents for the salr Of American and French Window
Glass Druggists and Painters articles generally,
u15 Ct No. Gl Front street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28
CONSTABLE'S SALES.

FIRST, Jusrczs CouRr lsALLEAN 4 BRO. vs. MRS.
by VIRTUE of a writ of ieri facias to me
~ directed by the Honorable D. f. MITCHELL First Justice
of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed and sell
public auction No. II Julia street THURSDAY De-
cenber 4tl, 1856. At II o'clock NJ
One Fine PIANO FORTE.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
VIM. C. QCIRK,
n24 y Ill Constable
PREMIER CorR DE JUSTICE 2sALIEAN FREREs vs.. Nine.
de Ia paroisr d Orleans HOUSTON. No II 554.
Il moi adree par lhonorlte y. F. MITCHELL Premier
de n de pax de parosse jc procederai
pubaue JEUD1 lie decembre 1856 midi jnse, No. II
Julie
IN BEAU PIANO.
Sas dam l'aEaire cdessIs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WI. C. oUIRK.
MA r dl 1 Connetabe.
FEST JvsTlcn:s CouR7} BIB, GREEN Y; Mrs ANNA
Parish Of Orleans. BI0ODGOOD. No. A4.
rTIIE plaintiff in the above entitled suit,
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and other effects be-
longing to the defendant herein
All persons interested hereby cited appear
the petition herein, within fifteen days from date hereof
o2j l5t && VIM. c. QuIRk, Constable.
PREMIER CorR Ius7rcElB H. GREEN vs. Mime ANNA
[; palmtir T dnns Iafaire ei~iess So ayant
IL 'se proyisionnelemen oycr de rason certain
Quane DIES MEL BIZ dautre efes apT!rtenaG la de-
fenieresse ctc--
Tontes que celia peut concener otter
parale repondr in petition ceci quinze jours
dater de la prtsclte avis. ~
o25 WM. c. QUIRK. Connetable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28

SECOND nlsrE!cr couHT, cHAsa G;E EAQEIE - JOHN
Of New n1Iea,s COLEMAN: No. ln2;S
d to directed by the honorable thu Second District Court
New Orleans in the shove will proceed 10 sell at
,flc auction at the City Hoel street between Camp
and Magazine Streets WEDNESDAY, the Sd Of December
1856 at T. o'clock NJ. the following described property, viz
i CERTAIN LOT OF GROu Nd. together with all 49,
-llrI, nuct First district this city, in 7hc square l
bounded by Bartholomew, Meicre Magazine and Camp streets
having tinecaH 40 feet inches * lines front
Bartholomew by lbs feet 10 inches in cr between
paNel lines which said Lot is composed Of the whole of the
lot designated the No plan drawn by 1ou;s Brncer
enera the 9th Of February 1881, and deposited
in the Office OF H. Z. Cenas, Notary, Of tlis city.
Seized in the above
TERMS-Cas On the spot. -
JOHN NJ BELL
mol IL del Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28
LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
JOHN S. TURNER, INDIvTD
FIFTH DISTRICT CoUR1 UALIY AND AS 4 MEMBER
OF NEW ORLEANS. OF THE COMMERCIAL FIRM
OF TURNER & WOODRUFF,
V. Ills CREDITOR No i.
NOTICE Ia hereby given to the Creditors
~ Of John S Turner individually and member Q! the
omlnercial firm Of Turner Woodruff that meeting OF said
creditors will take place The Office Of y Cotton Es No
ber s56 O'Clock, P NJ for the purpose of eec,s yndic
in place Of :. W Oakley, deceased,
y order Of the Court this l2th day Of November 1856.
&. LCMINAIS,
MD 2tin20d Deputy Clerk.
Fiat DE LA LOUISIANA.
JOHN 5. TURNER. INDIVI-
DUEILEMENT TT CONNIE
CISorIEAE CouH DE- DISTRICT IN MEMBltE DE- Ia sOCl
de IL NouAcc.)Tltans. iETE tDMMERt1 ALE De
TURNER Il WOODRUFF
vs.. SIiS CREANC1ERS-So
Il.
A Wis est par ccs presentes donne aux cream
n cers ohm S. Turner intivdueencnt ct cQrn'ne
rne.nte soct cnMncrcne de Turner Woodruff IN
assemble dts crancier etnde de v F. Cotton
No,airc Puh:que vile, IUHD lem jour de D"ccn.
bre 1866 leurc p NJ rele dere syndic place de
de s ". Oakley, dtcedt.
Par oTIre de Ia ce u novenlbre $50.
&. LUMINAIS,
nil 2tin3ni nepue Grefier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28

IN NEW IILLENERE-MRS NORTON. No. lGi
S3poydtaS street informs the Ladies' ta she has inst
ed rich assortment of nll kinds of STRAW VELVET,
Plush, SILK and SATIN UNNhTS. of the styles.
Also. select choice Of fine French Flowers Ribbons, Ftah.
HeAlEresees, Also, variety OF Chidrcn's and
Misses HATS and BONNETS Ladies' will find it their ad.
call and examine her goods before purchasing
where. She certain her prices much lower than many
other establishments i'll the city Country orders promptly
tended Old BOHles cleaned and renewed give snac
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28

CHARLES Il. HALEY ~ CO., WHOLESALE
GKOCERS Nos. l. Tehoupiioulae and "a Grnver street.
Now On hand and banding
20 gross 2. X. NJ. YEAST POWDER.
IS bills Coverings CRUSHED SUGAR.
50 half bbls No. Large M.ACkEREl.
SO Or
lis kits :.
rs packages
BuCKWIEAT. in boxes, Or. and half barrels.
300 kegs NAILS, assorted sizes.
% half bbIs Fulton Market BEEF.
u
% frkus choice GOSHEN BUTTER.
80 hf :.
50 packages CRANBERRIES.
10 casks fresh CURRANTS.
8 binds StuHrt's GOLDEN SYRUP
&c hhls WILTSHIRE WHISKY.
50 do2 pnts and hf do WORCESTERSl IRE SAUCE.
100 doA English PICKLES, ns'l quarts and lnts;
% lbls superior OLD BOURBON WHISKY.
Ii cases Bent 4 to. : CIR NElS. ass Il III
80 H. Il P.'s English CEAtkNEt, BISCUIT
Is cases Canton GINGER PRESERVES.
A choice selection Of WINES. BsANnIES, and other IL
QIORS. ClIAs. L. RAIIEY ~ CO.,
ma stood Il Tchourtoul;s and p tiraSier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

CHANGE OF TIME.
~ Doors open at half past O'Clock; Curtain rises ct clock
THIS EVENING November %, 1856,
First time Of Carl Maria Won Webers renowned opera of
Err FRIESCHUTZ,
AS arranged for the English stage by the ustrious composer
ard conducted BY himself at Theaer Royal, Druty lane
The opera has been considerable time In ant
will he represented with regard scenic eIec;s conmgs
has acquired II popularity.
GREAT CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Rodoph Mr Fter, c",par ME se'ton: Knno MI F Lys
cent ttt z"v 2' N ss snss NIL K"p Mi j. m
Anna, Mis- 'igorgta Ho,hon; First 3D. Miss N
etc., y Ladies' Gss S'' If f he
The Orchestra e9ndneed by NJ. R. Meye... The Incana
other iIngnr, horrors by NJ Bnne Meei nhT ' b,
Mr. G. :;tee', ,. Properties by Mr. 6. Howard
The orcrH terminating with the sinking Of Cunar and Zana
into f ingri*l keson alid Shower Of Fire. ~
p9s-The Gaie, Rere>hment Saloon is now opeu nos
Ct. CHARLES THEATEE-
NJ =. Lessee and Manager
" " Z r 6 cuEsy Ae ria;,s Manager
PRICES OF ADMISSION
nss0 tiTf irr ana cents
Ga"ry s s cent? cent?
Private Boxc., each. ...... g co -
THIRD NIGHT Of TIE ENGAGEMENT OF Mr. AM
MRS. F. Il. CONWAY.
THIS EVENING, November IS, 1856
First night 3'l romantic play adapted from the French lra
THE MARBLE HEART =
Raphael Mr F. E CONWAY; Marco Mrs F. B. Conway: Ferd
Land M j. T. Magic. To conclude with the farce Of
THE TWO BuOYS
Hector nnd Naenus he two B'Iioys Ness DeBar and Viz
h5y- BOX oaint open daily from 10 to O'clock
a- Doors open +" TIA Overture at O'clock precisely n2s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28

ORLEANS THEATER-
SATURDAY, November % 1856
Will be ac!ed H"levy grand opera in acts, entitled,
THE j WEss.
Principal characters by Mess Moulin Junca and Toirnade
Milrs Muller and I.tto.che.
MONDAY December !, 1916
First night q Mcycrteer's grand opera,
T II + PRO PHET
us-PR1rES-Dress Circle. Laiced Boxes Psrquettc, and
Second ''N'''''.' %
Thrd Gallery. ............. .. 10
~ oie:, 0a O'Clock Performance commences q,
O'Clock.
ea:-N secured unless paid Tor. ms
SPAhnHNGs ROGERS MUSEUM AND AM
~ Phi lliEAIIH st Charles street.
FOURTH WEEK of the celebrated
VEST Il PEt:I.'S ORIGINAL
c Il VI p B l. III Ms TIRE l. S ,
directed by tie renowned delin.a,or,
NAT PEEL
CROW DED HOUSES NIGHTLY.
MONDAY and TUESDAY. November cath and 25!f the
VIRGINIA MUMMY.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the
RAILROAD SMASU-uP
-and-
NSnS FAMILY CONCERT
FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
THE MYSTERIOUS DA2EEY
Preceding liz PIECES. choice selections Of
NEGRO MINSTRELSY AND DANCING.
us- Alm>fot % cents.
'o2rs 4 Isn At. ga; isr to eomWe2Gea at h"isPast7
At-'iRAEH bAI pERFNNMAN C:F, on WEDNESDAY and
SaTI EBAY. cHrEnrl.ci: II l. o'clock.
n b. No performance On SUNDAY ~ lhr 'an?h~ MnstreS
r F. ENNIS Secretary nnt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28

nffN OPENING OF FALL AND VIM VI ~
SRTER MILLINERY, at 10 Camp street corner N
TX of julia.-NRS MCENANY respectfully i'll fSA4ls-A
forms her ntIerous customers that she will open SeEsS
MONDAY the lUh inst large and splendid stock FIR ES
l. l. / y cry
embracing the styles of FRENCH B0NNETS-Slk,
Satin Ncve and Straw; Misses tiipes and Cnpele
tmis Hoods and Caps; Putncs, Flowers Wrealhs Lace VeS
Head Dresses Ribbons Embroidered Sets, Collars, French
Fur Lut Of choicest coors; Swans Down. Silk and Jou-
vim Kid Gloves.
4 large stock of Chenille and Colored Straw BONNETS
which the Ladies invited 10 call and examine.
r55-tnuntry orders p'lnctualy HtVended to. ms en-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28

TJDUS EFIPING AEsTTCLES---A choice
LII lection Of PLATED GOODS, such full Of TEA
SERVICE, CAKE BASKETS, CRCET FRAMES, BUTTER
COOLERS, ICE PITCHERS MANIN.L AND CHAMBER
CANDLEsTICkS, EPERGNES, PRESERVE STANDS,
&C, etc
Silver Ware.
From mandatory in The city1he largest stock in
the South and guaranteed Of STANDARD PURITY consist
ing in part, Of TEA SETS, TRAYS, PITCHERS, CRNS
SALT STANDS, iOBlETS, CUPS, Spoons and FORkS
in every style and a" moderate prices.
Table Cutlery.
irst-rae article Of vH-yilIdlr Pinned and Balanced
KNIVES low price, made expressly for lis in Europe
Also kinds, from III. celebrated Sheffield
factories.
lamps.
SOLAR AND NOnERATElE-.t beautiful assortment Of
the latter in Bronze Glass and pocelu-i ami richly dec.
Grated.
NEautel and Par1or rnamcnts.
CANIELA BRAS AND VASES, GEOtIS AND STATC
ETTiS--Ot Brp,2e Porcelain and rdrIn Ware
Complete SETS Of FRENCH PORCELAIN DINNER SER
VICE. hand and ordered, with each piece, Of PA:
MI Any taste.
Clocks.
In great variety, and at prices varying from S2 20 SlJla
warranted GOOD TINE KEEHEES. For sale by
HYDE 4 GOODRICH,
nj 2,til rorntr Canal and Royal SITS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28

The hNnve invention Only increases the speed u the
but il improve, the supple Hmking uniform roll throughout
The @tnnl-. thereby enhancing tile value Of the
pound, leaving j: clear Of all IRISH lli dirt Apply
NIB n. j. WILSON Co, IS PrylnS street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28
AUCTION SALES.

MALTESE GOATS.
BY R. i. SYKES, AuctioneeE.
TNIsTDAY, the 2Stn Inst, at 12 o'clock, at the
stables Rampar street. between BarracE And Esparads
streets, will be sold
Is Maltese Goats.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28
FOR SALE.
Il t1NK nc Ill CIOsM \ CANCsaKN

h&E-fhr Ship u AltKIET AND JESS Z, ASS ret:
bIili Portsmouth. n H., and lH~-a carrier
ccit aud copper fastened, and well found IN sails and ri
Parties purchase her she
lies. Pelican Dry Dock. For apply the captain
l.vE} GEO W. HYSSON 4 CO.. % C.tn7 street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28

ANDE-2og quarter nj .:vhtn EGGS ImltHc, - =cr
D t.la uic ty JOSEPH LAMBS 4 co..
D1o y Ir.9pPt0a,Hs street,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-23

lion in support OF slavery and the eonstitu-
tional action Of State GoyernmenS. the ar
lent desire OF our Fathers for the deliver
ance OF the whole country from the great
evil, may at length be ful6lledl No Wor-
thier objects than these, ia my Judgment,
can engage the united efforts Of lreemen.-
Frank aud cordial cooperation for these no
ble ends excludes all inyidious and unjust
discrimination or account Of birth or creed,
endangers no right Of any individual or any
State. but promises the happy result of .
more perfect Union. established upon lhs
SUlid foundations OF Exact Justice aud E
quail Rights. navy
Ihave thus submitted to you, gehtl emen,
my general views upon several topics of
public interest. Other important matters
will doubtless engage your attention. You
need no further assurance of my disposition
to cooperate faithfully with you in whatever
may promote the common welfare. Let us
proceed then, to the discharge of our re.
spective duties. with hearts full of gratitude
to God for the liberty which we enjoy, and
the prosperity which has attended us hith.
erto, let it be our constant endeavor, losk !.
ing reverentially to Him for guidance and
| direction to ensure the transmission To those
who are to come after us, of the noble her
iage of free institutions Which we have re-
ceived from our fathers, not only unim-
paired, but augmented aul improved. s
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-23

EISee card Of American House. New
ark. in another column The proprietor.
Mr. Hamilton. is a perfect gentleman. and
does everything in his power to make his
guests comfortable. Stop at the American
when you 90 10 Newark.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-23

ET The next State Fair Is to BE- held az
Cleveland.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-01-23
GOV CLASPS
INAUGURAL ADDRI SIS.
Dtl1tTcd J0E'pgy lsih 1885,.

The Senate and llnn.e u Isepreentaiises
in joint session conveyed ie ll,e House oI
Representatives yesterday afts1noos = thrre
o'cioct, when tbe H0H, SAlsoE 2. CaASE
(io, eiuor elect of the Srt.e Of Ohio, ap
peared aud delivered the lolloNipg insugu
raj address;
Fefi0,r cilig bs ofl3e Senate.
.ead Hcase 81 Repfe@e"fslires:
II has pleased the people Of Ohio 10 cal
me 10 their service in the capacity Ct Cover.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-03

rr...,.tahIl., "a, "a 4 l. 10 rho
p.,e,, a cs;can oonora,;on 4 will
ss..s :. : 49, aa,,;o;s,arad and iii
S sas9 s - ~ s eons;dsr.h,e rstcb;ng
: "a sr,';vu,;ng von'n have 10
anu ~ :. ' ? -, usad I'll zoo
e. ,hora;s moro 90 of sbs sauna sort
=. ~ = :. 80 s.o,, -
a ssw dsys ago' Jobn Brouoh
sh;s 49, IA ono Of o,r
o : - :, IN ;cv;tad him 70 address
. .sa ps,,s,',;ea : maa,;ng of The
10, so,h NJ Rro,rb rsol;ed that
:: 80 =. !, :. zee - 7rate snseebss
= I've "as . - 1I r - was oIreo.
INV, , ..as ss's s - ,.o,,,d ~ on
~ 'sw 3d., pras;dsu ~ and that # anv
sans;bIa mon had anv douhts nm.
- he n;nd the news from Maize
;, =, - received . oncht 70 eradicate
;hs. Hs aid gI he had some ex.
nar;a,ce i noEt;cal matters. knew
= s,.h.t how 10 ;,Joo of svan,s
b o1, th " '' s;rns or tbs times. coos;d.
"a ~ s- 49, e : onrrsnt' of Northerr
s snS Frss sentiment was at work
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-03

4 EERev. A. Still. presiding elder
Of the South Kansas mission district,
Missouri conference, writes to the
western christen Advocate in his field
of labor. "The outlaws from Georgia,
Alabama, and elsewhere" says he,
"aided and abetted by the United
States Dragons. have entered my
dwelling and stolin every thing they
could put their hands on, even my
books. My horses and oxen have
been taken before my eyes, and my
son was several times shot at in his
attempts to recover them. Brother
Sutton's house aud things have been
burned up. aud himself and brother
driven from the territory" Such is
the way the self-styled ''law and or
der" party operate, Could the Roman
Catholic rule OF Austria or Italy re
worse?
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-03

man known to be in favor OF ex-
Guiding Slavery, and the murder
Of two who resisted this illegal vi
olence.
AT every poll in October, eve
ry man Offering to vote must, if
required, solemnly swear that
he
"WilI support the Constitution OF
the United States. and that he will
sapporf and susfain the provisions Of
an act entitled IAN actto organize the
Territories Of Nebraska and Kansas
and the provisions Of the law of the
United States commonly known rs the
'Fagifivs Siape Lasc
Every man who refuses to take
such an oath will be excluded
from the polls. The object Of
this provision is simply to ex-
|clude Free State men from yo-
ting. How is it when Missouri
ans offer their votes? None Of
them, as a matter Of course, will
have any scruples about taking
these oaths. And If their right
is challenged on other grounds,
here is the provision to meet their
case: =
"SEc. 10. Whenever any person
shall offer to vote. he shall be presum-
ed TO Be entitled b. vofe. stf
"SEc. 20. Whenever any person
offers to vote. his vote may be chal
lenge5 by one Of the judges. or by
any voter. and the judges of the cleo.
ton may examine him touching his
right to vote; and so examined, no
EVIDENCE TO CONTRADICT SHALL BE RE-
cEivED."
His own declarations are to be
received as conclusivel No evil
dence to contradict shall be re-
ceived!
And the "Militia" under Gen.
Richardson are to be present I'M
der arms,-and put down prompt
Iy every attempt Of settlers to
protest against such gross and
outrageous abuses Of the sanctity
of the ballot, and to do whatever
may be needful to secure result
favorable to the establishment Of
slavery in Kansas. The great
conspiracy thus takes another 81
gantic stride towards the accom-
plishment of its end;--the new
Legislature thus 10 be forced up
on the people will make new law
for Slavery; the Federal Arm,
will be employed to dragoon TIL
people into obedience 10 them:-
and thus, it is hoped, Kansas
may be brought into the Unlol
as a Slave State.
Fl Upon this point The People Q
, tho Union will have word or tw
to say.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-10-03

Mr.. Buchanan never denied
that he opposed the war Of 1912.
or that he arraigned Mr.. Madison
and bis administration, In bis O.
ration, delivered at Lancaster, Ju-
ly 4th, 1915, butas an Offset TO
his opposition to the war and to
Mr.. Madison, he stated that be
volunteered and went to Baltimore
when that city was invaded.
Whilst Messrs. Clay and Buoh-
.anaR were in the Senate togeth-
81, . discussion arose, In Which
this sabjeot Was Incidentally re-
ferud 10, aud the following inter.
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