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Furniture. r.
LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE SOUTH.
Nos. 15l and 1913 Canal ST., New Orleans.


ALL NEW STOCK.
The undersigned having opened large and splendid
NEW SOUTHERN FURNITURE,
Is prepared 10 supply the Trade most lib
eral terms This being the only city pur
chasers will find il TO their advantage examine the
goods and learn the prices before purchasing elsewhere
keep constantly hand
MARBLE, SOFA AND CENTER TABLES
EXTENSION TABLES, of Mahogany, Walnut Oak, and
of all sizes.
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY WORK AND CARD ia.
BLES,
DRESSING TABLES
WALNUT AND CHERRY DINING TABLES
OAK, MAHOGANY AND ROSEWOOD sIDEBoARDs
BUREAUS of Walnut Rosewood and Mahogany
ARMoIRs
WASH STANDS;
BEDSTEADS;
PARLoR CHAIRSA
ROCKERS;
ETEGEREs;
SECRETARIES;
BOOKCASES;
OAK AND WALNUT
OFFICE CHAIRS;
CHILDRES's CHAIRS AND ROCKERS;
DINING ROOM CHAIRS;
MAHOGANY AND WALNUT TEA.roys AND LIGHT
STANDS, etc, etc.
Hair, Moss and Spring Mattresses.
LO0K1NG-G GLASSES AND MATING
ROSEWOOD AND MAuOG ANY pARInR sETc.
Together with everything usually found Furniture Ware
house "
This entirely establishment and no old stool, On
hand Purchasers will find greatly to their interest IN r;r
this store call before buying elsewhere as the propretor
confident that he offer them styles of the most fash
onable Furniture, substantially made and at greater bar
gains than any other house in the city,
CHARLES A. STEWART,
" hPMoH Ill and l73 Canal street
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Georgia lottery.
Authorized by the State of Georgia.

Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.
Glass 6Tob the City Atalanta Georgia. in public
on THURSDAY, June o. 1856, on the
sz HAVANA PLAN.
SAMUEL SWAN 4 CO., Managers
Prizes Amounting to $4,000,
Will be distributed according to the following brilliant scheme
10000 Numbers-249 Przes
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Aa- We are indebted to the gentlemanly officers
Of the steamers j p Woodruff, Falls City, Princess
and DR.. Batey. for late river papers
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Hume says 2 II is harder to Avoid eensure than to
gsln applause for this may be done by one great or
aaae aetlon IN an age. Bnt to escape censure man
must pass his whole life without saying or doing one
" p foolish thing e Wv -
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aagsgose, .Wyg0tE S Co.,
DAVSUVbU9 UEAVyEEEU o UWss
formerly Burnett & Bostwck)
PUBLISHERS AND ROOFSSEFIERS

PUBLISHERS AND ROONSELLERS
rs CAMP .SZz2E-Ez-,
viii issue the first day CT January next the "NEF Or
LEANS DIRECTORY embracing the names of all citizens
statistics in regard to public institutions Planters
Directory containing the prominent planters
in LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, ARKANSAS and TEXA
number OF competent and experienced persons
the last six months constantly engaged upon this part
work. and it will be compiled expense sufficient to defray
the whole cost of publication of ordinary Directory All
business applications should be addressed to W. H RAINEY
Box NJ 223, or left Mt 10 Camp street. ,a2 2n3p
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What man Is there who, had he window in his
breast, would not speedily pull down the blinds
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Putt strongest minded woman in a bonnet shop
and Il instantly will turn her head.
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RESIGNATION Of THE KHow-NOTH1NG POLICE
Annmber of the othn police designations
10 the Mayor yesterday 1t Is rnnOred,
Tecess we cannot say that the remainder of the Know
the Mayor without force repress disorder violence
should such be attempted ut the election tomorrow.
59sE 3 lFrne Delta yesterday morning.
The foregoing is calculated to produce an erroneous
impression. On Saturday five or six designations
took place. and twelve appointments were made This
we learn from responsible gentlemen who called on
Mayor Lewis for the purpose of obtaining re-
liable information, which was most courteously and
freely vouchgafed
We did not hear Of any designations yesterday );
and we are quite confident none will take place
to-day.
There are precious few Know N othings on the
police = and II all should resign that act would not
leave the Mayor without force' to preserve good
order Of hepolls and throughout the city. Bat as
= Known othings,n no matter what may be said Of
their political proclivties, are not in the habit of
Sinking labor orresponsibty, we assure our readers
that they will not do SO in this instance
A street runner has been got up for partisan ends,
to the effect that these designations would take place.
The subterfnge is too transparent to deceive any re-
fecting and intelligent man and we take leave Of it
with the remark that If no disturbances occur until
they are created by the Americans, New Orleans will
bear justly the reputation Of being the most peace
able and orderly city on the surface Of the globe.
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AL D E r n f N.

: u N. :
FIRST DIsTRICT}L. III. Place, III. nj. Summers,
"A. Landry.
SECOND n1s,r 2Augustus Montgomery,
Di' =, SAdolphe Dupre.
rtI1pn n1sr Up. $. Wilt,
1ii'0 Al'i go j. ". GourtQafn.
ro,,pr11 n1sr 3Bent. S. Harrison.
s0o' = III. 4. Vennard.
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EHOgbe09''s

90 M M r r CIAL COLL G. e.
No. LOG Canal Street.
The object of this institution teach practically Penman.
ship Book Keeping Arithmetic Algebra Geometry Surveying
Navigation English French Spanish German and Phono-
grarhy. .I' 5000
New classes in all the above branches week.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
1eZ 2p3ts No. log Canal street.
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NeaU Books.

sVeaU Books.
n. .. GINNIS,
BOOK ELLER AND sTATIONER.
SO CAMP STREET.
THE SECOND MARRIAGE; or a Daughters Trials By
Ohas Burdett.
REALITY Or The Milionares Daughter. By Mrs L. C.
Tuthill.
SIGHT AND HEARTNG-How Preserved and How Lost Nv
]. Henry Clark, NJ. D.
ARMAGEDDON or The Overthrow OF Romanisr, md Non
archy. By s. d. Baldwin
AhERICANIsM versus RoMANIsM or, The CHS Atlantic
Battle between Sam and the Pope By j. L. Chapman
LIBERTY AND SLAVERY-An Essay By ALBERT Taylor
Bledsoe of Virginia.
THE SPANISH CONQUEST IN AMERICA and its Relation
to- History of Slavery and the Government Colonies
By Arthur Helps.
H. D. McGINNIS,
je2 2p3t<W H.t '.-aa. 36 Comn street
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B AcKNowLEDGHEETs.We are indebted to Dr.. and
Mrs Macaulay for invitation tickets to the musical
exhibition Of the New Orleans Female Collegiate In
stitute, which takes place at Odd Fellows Hall on
y Wednesday evening next. We hope to be able to
attend, and promise ourselves delightful evening
in listening 70 the numerous and choice morceanx
announced III the programme.
The examination of the pupils in their different
studies, viii take place today and tomorrow at the
school, No. 252 Camp street
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aeesi7esy, Common eyeaG Scarlet E1e-
YER, SORE THROAT AND BLACK TONGUE

Rub in plentifully of DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR all
over the neck and poll and put into each thrice day
and keep plaster and oil silk il the swelling be SO
nearly prevent breathing relief will felt continue
till we'll In black tongue (Which is much like the plague
it shows itself FIRST in red spot then swelling and at length
becomes morfed rub in, etc. above farther pro-
gtess can be made by the disease but will be certain
For SALE in New Orleans wholesale RETAIL at popretors
prices, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
je22p3tMoWtSa q and Isl Chartres street.
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WRIGHT & CO.,
q and ISL Chartrns stre
Lyons .W0gaeEic KD0sCdes..

For the destruction Of Cock Roaches Bed Bugs Moths Ants
Flies Feas, and Insects Plants within ten minutes after
being thrown in their yenit' This preparation is powder
compounded of plants, herbs and flowers free from any sub.
stance which could possibly inure domestic animals
and is devoid of any dseeablc has been examined
by the medical faculty of France, Russia Sweden
mark from all of whom ample testimony of efficacy be
produced.
For sale in TASKS at Is and so cents The supplied at
proprietors prices.
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
je2 2p3tMoWcSa 81 and ISL Charities street
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To lie Ladies 2!

History of Whites Hair RevIvIfer.
Some years since Mr. White aided by celebrated chem
lat in Boston, made series of experiments the hair
the result Of which convinced him that curing the
the scalp gently stimulating the roots of the hair thereby
causing the pulp resume its KecrenG functions returning
the "rete mncosm THO requisites that the system either
from age other causes ued supply the hair could be
made to grow again, fresh aud beautiful as ever. :
Firm in this belief the experiments continued with what
success the following will demonstrate:
In the summer of 1855 lady whose hair quite thin and
gray having been hid under baneau eight years
tried the ReviS6er had not then been named however and
weeks from that time left off her bandea and wore
her hair in curls il having resumed its natural color and
hair having started ont, moist and glossy easy
conceive that after this there demand for Rcviyier
and that Mr. White importnned put in market II
never failed where it was properly used
For sale at
s. B. CHURCHlLLS,
je2 2p corner Dryades and Terpslchore streets
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Pass CHRrsrfAN HorELs This deservedly popu-
lar hotel viii be opened by Capt Warren A. Grice
and Col. r. y. James, on the 18th Of this month.
tits at present undergoing extensive oyerhauling
and refting, Many decided improvements are also
being added that il may eclipse its old fame.
With two such caterers as Messrs. Grice and James,
success during the coming season is sure. this hotel
having always been one Of the most popular places
of resort on tile Lake shore.
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easaeerictsat Ticket.

MAYOR:
CHARLES M. WATERMAN.
COMPTROLLER.
THOMAS TIEARD.
STREET COMMISSIONER.
P. AMEDEE GUYOI4.
RECORDERS.
flksI DISTRICT. .............. Gerard StHt7a.
SECOND DISTRICT H., Eohre
THIRD DISTRICT ,JoseDh Solomon
FOURTH DISTRICT. Francois Bo1allsny.
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holAlE oF D. B ID. F. GUEX, ALIAS D. +. tiUEX
BY n NIGNIE Auctioraa=

ESTATE OF ). D. D. F. GuEX, ALIAS D. +. GUEX
BY N VIGNIE, Auctioneer.
SAToNDAY Hath June. 1856. MT I2 o,csocIr
NJ will be sold at public auction, the rolnla of The s.
10y !ioe 6y virtue Of an order from honorable the SER
lu Dls1rlet Court OF New Orleans Sh Nav 1870 III,
cesson: - 1855 1i'' '1o"si1e " hulu sue
IIEiIrER, negro man. about As years old.
MAN I; auns Molly negress about IS years old
ri CEkIAlE TRACT OF GROUND handed bv Can't;
'ee 81 Louis and Mnra Streets measuring jFrrncb mnns
u Sky iee front on Cont street by hundred md
eel and Two inches front Where street and ou unird
ana Nv eet five inches the line dividing said lot Of
slouhn from lot number six Together with 6rck bn,sa
Th States containing four rooms one closet gaery
@osory Kitchen Containing four rooms smother double
T"norJ store house. stables, also large brick bjdnr ana
improvements on said Jo " ~ " ' o"'iolpss anu
2. FIVE LOTS OF GRGIIND st,otoa l.; 80
1agny designated as lots Nos 49, o. 81 and % If souar
o. comprised between Union LIBERAL Frenchmep and no.
7o lois measuring each 30 front on Unnn
OF Union and Genius streets w. N~ oeh's INC corner
Terms AND CONDITIONS For the Slaves one third 81 o,d
tg paace ~ SIX aud twelve months credit in notes ~ h
Tit o. ph!chaser and endorsed by them For the Raa1
Estate one thlrd cash, and the balance six twelve and
% eea! IN notes to the order the purchhxars a5d wv
@ G,aorseu bearing six interest per annm from
t i maturity ana thereafter il then paid at aj~bt e
@ per nn, until final payment secured by sneca marf
Sae On SAD property The buildings to be- insured mil snet
TERED 10 the tutrix. ~ VI insurance 10 De trals-
aS' Acts of sale before S. Asgner Esq, notary public
nv 0;a1pJ II
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" PaaiJs - ; lt4sH ItFsALIHY LAKE SHORE FAMIIY
cTaeF # t tssESisPsTg for sale
big wharf essn psr ns Of St Tsmnan the
% oy about eight arens deep together with ali The
snnr a improvements thereon consisting chiefly of a
f aha elegant twosory dwelling having ahout 70 feet
iees s ec srge dining hall bedrooms front and rear gal
[ kicheh, SIX wants. rooms stables chicken hoTse
WASH house barn. carriage house. bath house etc This nrnn
wei fenced j. mostly in high cultivated state md
@ planted with flower ornamental and fruit trees Of
spe the whole in first order and worthy the
, The Household and Kitchen Furnture etc
For further particulars apply to .
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MAcALL1sTER. This prince of magicians has sue
cesuy the large and delighted audiences
that have attended his soirees at the ST. Charles The
alter. The slight Of hand and marvellous dexterity
exhibited in his tricks both surprising and amusing
have caused eyes to open wide, and tested the firm
ness Of many an obstinate unbelieyer. Added to the
attractions Of the performance, the excitement occa
stoned BY the distribution Of the gifts has to the
ent of closing given piquancy to these delightful
evening soirees rarely if ever equaled
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alabama Lottery.
IT,. , Authorized by the State Of Alabama.

Southern Military Academy Lottery.
Glass ENew SeriesTo be drawn the CITY of Montgomery
Ala, in public on THURSDAY, July 10, 1856 on the
..".s'.5: ,t HAVANA PLAN. &c., s-Se
SAMUEL SWAN, Manager
Prizes Amounting to $2O5,ooO:
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i"o-sIoRY BRICK HOUSE ON ORLEANS STREET
succession of the lated S. Billiard

Succession of the late j. S. Billiard ~
BY N. V1GNIE Auctioneer
anntda. "a 5fh June, 1856, by virtue of
NJ from me honorable the Second District Conrt If
MGw o5!eans dated 9Th May 1885, will he sold at public anc
account Of said @ u inc Rounda of the ST. Louis Hotel
EiEkIAiN LOT OF GROUND situated in the Second
T VI nis cy III the square bounded by Maras frleans
ns from" na IN a re,e streets measuring So feet 10 and
aehl and fronting Marns street Together with ali The
XVII i anu improvements thereon consisting of wo..to
UuM house. containing the ground floor Two large rooms
peeea a. house and Billiard Saloon abot or
er a., lug second ioor Kitchen containing rooms cis
ETC Sad property is rented rate Of SIl ner mnnb
mart ~ AND The purchaser assume The Day
,e q note $20O due the 18th October lS pavplo
NJ NE Louisiana State Bank To assume the poyment Of
; note OF 5000 due on the 18Th October 1881 ind the
ol me Same at cent payable
PEI 1876 said two notes 10 he secured by mortgage on Tho nbovo
described property For the balance the Hdudntio ne
a cash and the balance at and IL for notes
ory endorsed the vendors privilege aud mortgage on he
property aienRted until nn payment in case Of
heht sad notes to bear interest at per per anrm Fh
1~' $3.50 ''"''''iie A " 1ne
Act Of sale before P. Lacoste Notary Public myso
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FRENCH EMBROIDERED LACEs, PELERI INES rUTTEr
ETC., to close succession
ny J. EUGENE TOURNE
WEnNESDAY, Dune 4, 1856, Mt Ii o,clocvr
be sold N' " w. ~ i1AenA'se alley, Will
Mhlte Lace Peerines Embroidered Tue Maline limitations
Malne Laces, etc. ' ''on LUCE 'ihitation
Terms cash. -,
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CHARLES M. WATERMAN,
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LONG TERMs-sALE OF 2lWl ARPENTs OF VERY VAL
uae Cauebreak Lands located in the most profitable
growing region Of Louisiana.
BY n; vIGNIE, Auctioneer.

THURSDAY, June s, 1856, at 12 o'clock,
l. IN the Rotunda of the ST. Louis Hotel St Louis street. will
be Sold 49, > -
situated Twelve miles distant from New Orleans at Baraaria
the Parish OF Jefferson opposite the spacious sugar ranta
ton of A. Hodge, ESQ., the Immediate vicinity Of the
sugar plantations of Messs J. W. Rose L. Miandon and os
borne Bros ETC. Said tracts bounded the lower
upper lines BY lands belonging to the estate Of the late Nc
Donog and front both Bayous Barnnria and Families
high and of the richest soil 500 of and 100 of prairie.
This land contains spacious of very valuable timber
banks Il has also right Of free In Mr. tfaderes
Canal TO the Mississippi river The whole according plan
which will be exhibited previous to the sale.
TERMS-Gncfoutth cash and the balance credit of l.
and for approved endorsed notes. secured by
the property Sold made payable in the city Of New Orleans
at the Louisiana State Bank and bearing interest from date until
maturity Mt the Of and after maturity
at the rate OF cent until final payment.
Acts Of sale before s. Magner, ESQ. Notary Public ie2
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Auttiou SaIts.
A ROW OF NEW FRAME BUILDINGS

W @ SUPERIOR CLARET WINE
BY R. B. SYKES, Auctoneer.
THURSDAY, 5th Instant, mt half-pnst 10
O'Clock at his auction d5 Magazine street. will be sold
~ 10 casks very superior Cluet Wine, Margau Pnrel.
THOSE wishing cask Of really choice wine TO bottle will have
an opportunity to purchase one At This SALE l--
Demoine courier., 1856-08-28

We publish a communication from
Ashland this week, with reference to The
discon.inuance of the Post Office a: tina.
place. II is no agreeable matter for a
community TO be deprived of The o
venience of a Post Office, in this read
ing land, and there ought 10 be valid rea-
sons for doing az the Administration has
done in this case. With no better rea.
sons than the Department. has assigned,
for this act, il is guilty Of The most mis-
ereble party tyranny which ever ~insulted
a free people,. And yet Kno WI o.hings
are expected 10 vote indirectly to continue
in pc ver, q party which will discontinue
a Pos. Office, for fear of its falling int
the hands of a Known Nothing.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-28

CHANGE OF OPINIoN.-The following
resolution, the original draft Of which has
been found about the New Hampshire
State Capitol, in the handwriting of Gen.
Pierce, were passed unanimously by
the Democratic Legislature Of that State
in lS47:
.'Resolved, by the Senate and House
of Representative in General Assembly
convened, That We regard the Institution
of Slavery az q moral, social, and polite
al evil, and As sdch, W deeply regret, its
existence, and are willing TO conca in all
reasonable and constitutional measures
tina. may tend TO its removal.
"Resolved, Tha. in all territory which
may hereafter be added or acquired by
the United States, where Slavery does
rot exist at the time of such addition Or
requirement, neither Slavery nor invol-
untary ser7ilude, except for the punish
ment Of crime, whereof the party has
been duly convicted, ought ever TO exist.
bu, the same should ever remain free;
and we are opposed to the extension OF
Slavery over any such territory, and tina.
we also approve of the 0 Of our Sem
a!ors and Representatives in Congress in
favor of the Wilmo. proyiso.
"Resolved, That our Senators in Con.
gress be instructed, and our Representa-
tives be requested, NY all ~expedient and
constitutional means and measures, TO
sustain the principles herein &c. forth.
moses NORRIS, JR.,
"Speaker of the House of Reps.
"HARRY HIBBARD.
"President of the Senate.
JARED w. WILLIAMS.
l. "Goyernor.'
Demoine courier., 1856-08-28

The Rockford Qud.,) Herald, a s,aunch
Fillmore sheet published in Jackson
county, says:
"The businesses al which old liners take
most delight at present, in the free Slate,
10 getting up and attending Fillmore
meetings. They are green enough 10
suppose somebody eau be fooled by this
shallow device, They throng to the
American meetings, hufrah for Fillmore,
and make a deal OF a fuss, aud then
laugh like q set Of shallow monkeys,
which they are, at the accounts given of
the en,husiasm existing for Fillmore
The world eve produced set Of fell
lows that could beat the present mem
bers OF the locofoco party q. any little,
mean, and nasty and s~nesking trick.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-28
A WILD BOY!

Report says that q wild boy made his
appearance some days ago in the east.
arn part Of this county, creating a great
deal Of excitement in lha! region; bu1
heretofore eiuding all effolts to capture
him. lie was first discovered, we are
near the Temple farm, is ap.
psren,ly abou. IL yeas ole, and wears
no clothes 10 speak of except z cloth cap.
This miraculous story awaIts further &c.
velopments. Renew wed and better con
certed efforts, we understand will be
made to capture the boy. when the pub
JIG curiosity may hope for further par
,iculaxs.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-28

II What doctrine does the Republic
can party advocate which. in the even!
ofits success. would justify an anemp,
to dissolve the Union! Its great leading
principle is-Hossili.y to the extension
Of Slavery over Territory now Free
This was the doctrine of Thomas Jefer.
son in his day; OF Henry Clay in his
Gay; and of Daniel Webster in his day.
This doctrine was not "treason" then,
why should il be "lrsason" nowl Aud
yet Mllard Fillmore and others with
hun, declare that il the representative oil
this doctrine shall succeed, the South
will not and should not snbm;i! Who
are the "Traitors!"-Ab. Journal.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-28

Who ARE THE SEcrioNALisTs.-The
Hon. Edward Bates, of 81. Louis, has
recently written a letter giving his rea.
sons why a. ian unchanged Whig.' he
coEnot supper, Mr.. Buchanan for The
Presidency. After exposing Nj. Buch-
anan's black and hidsous record, he
comes down rs follows on his supper.
tiers: !,
at has become quite fash,onabM Of
late for the Buchanan men 10 be par,icu.
larly national, and the peculiar friends OF
the Union. The coolest pisce Of i'm
pudence that was ever palmed of upoa
a gu:l,ble pnblic. Why, there il NOT q
tryo in politics who does not know .ha.
MI. Buchanan would stand no chance
at all OF election il you strike Of from his
support those States whose most smin.
ent and mos. popular men despise the
term national, and have often declared
that they know the Union only by its
expressions and exac,ions: States. many
Of whose present leaders are. fresh aud
hot from Sectional Conventions, BY at.
shorty. for The very purpose Of dissolv.
ing the Union, and for no better reasons
than that Califsrnia was admitted. with
q constitution made at her own free will.
but containing a clause forbiddiAg Sla-
very.
Demoine courier., 1856-08-28

PoLlTIcAL STRAws.-The Gazette,
Of Lewiston, Miflin County, Pennsyl-
sania, has concluded to give up it's first
love, Fillmore, for the cause, and sup
port Fremont and Dayton. Itsays:
iii PennsylvaDia can be kept out OF
The hands Of the spoilers by our humble
aid, it shall not be wanting. Mr.. Fill
more was our first choice, bnt it 10 evil
dent that he cannot now carry Penn.
and such being the case, we shall play
no .Birney' game in the coming contest"