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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

and We will exclude youin common with
foreigners from the rights and privilege.
of the American citizen"
Is party entertaining such principles
as these worthy of the support of honoa-
Bile Wings or Democrats, and is it to at
tain the objects which it so boldly avows,
secure the government into lis hands.
and carry its odious measures into effect?
The history of the past answers no. A
voice from the tombs of the fathers of the
republic answers no. An enlightened
and patriotic people answer no. We
submit it candidly to their decision.-
Such Amcricanism cannot flourish long
where freedom dwells; its course is well
nigh run-its doom is scaled.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26
OLE ,A1nrkcts.
BALrIMoEz, Jan. q. 1856

baltimore, Jan. u, 1886.
GGAfS. Wheat Only about 1000
bushels offered. Small sales at previous
prices. We quote choice white at 81,
good to prime do. at b ,S5a$l 80; red
good to prime at 1881 IS per bushcl.
Corn About 5000 bushels offered, and
sales by measurement Of good to prime
white 1T 70a73 cents, yellow 60. at 73a
rs cents, per busbel. Sales of yellow
by weight at ~ cents, and inferior and
ordinary lots at GjaGS cents. Oats
About 1900 bushels offered to-day, and
one small salc of choice Ohio at II cts.
We quote, however, at 3Sal2 cents per
bushel, as to quality. Ryc--Only 80
bushels offered to-day and sales of Mary
land ut 81 0S. We quote Pennsylvania
and Ohio at ] l7a$i 20 per bushel.--
SIM
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26
NOTICE.

T. AMI W ARRANT No. 10. 4G1. is
IL sued under the net Of September
2Sth, 1870, to DAVIS NoRRIs, private
in Captaii CorcoRANs company Of the
militia Of the District Of Columbia. war
Of 1872, br eighty acres, has been lost
or DESTROYED. A eoveat has been enter
cd at the land oacc, aud an application
will be ntdc in due cimc for a duplica6e
warrant jan 1916
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26
SAMllEs MilMT'.

Ms REMOVED 20 No 300 Baltimore ST.
Z between Charles aud ST. Pnal's Streets,
BALTIMORE where he isexteusivcly engaged in
he manufacture o. TR. tl'ELiNGf TRUNKS
IN all their variety, lorccn, cnience, durlbiIi-
ty. Ne.
Arso--HfRNESG, which ior ncaincss and
strength is unsurpassed; and, also, every va
riciy Of S1DDLE& BPIDLES, Sc: ,ogeth-
er With lyHiPS SPtRS, TRd rELLiNG
B-lGS g., ali of Miltl Is his own nnnu-
laGture,
Also for sale, IN thcdF season, BEFP.fLO
ROBE& HDRSE MYTH rs, FLT NETS.
Esj- \ arsc assortment OF DRiNhTNG
fLdShS. jan 2G--l2n
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

NoMISATIoN TO THE PRESIDENCY. At
what purports to have been a regular
meeting of the combined councils of the
National Know Nothing party of the
City of Richmond, held on the LIST inst. +,
John Minor Bolts was recommended us
the choice of the convention for the
Presidency. The Wing Ga Know Nothing
paper) says of this nominations: THAT
it is clear, uncquivocal and shameful
misrepresentation of the opinions, senti-
lnents, and principles of more than nine
teen twentieths of the thirty-five hundred
Know Nothing voters in this city
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26
BrARRE AGES.

MANNED il his place, on he 17;h instant
by lc Rev. Mr.. DorGnEnrY, Mr.. NJ. MORGAN,
formerly of Calvert county, % Miss ~ JOSE
PINE DAVIS second daughter of JosncA
DAVIS Esq. all of Rockville.
Washington papers please copy.
~ Ave are happy to acknowledge the C.
ccipt OF Jicc piece Of The wedding q he from
the parties whose union Cor life We have an
nonnccd. This IA an Evidence OF their kind
ness which We highly appreciates, Few in The
enjoyment Of ibe honeymoon cas- II wander ne
thought on the poor printer. and show him
such re2nrd Would that thcir generous cx-
ample were mere generally followed. We wish
hem all the JOYS which union Of hears and
a union Of hands can afford.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26
BY Hugh Bowling G Go.
AUCTsOSEEEeS!

BEGULhr DAY & EVENING SALES
TGYiIE subscribers, determined to de-
n vote their whole attention 10 the
Auction and Commission Business, respectfully
INFORM the public that they are prepared to re-
cciyeall goods consigned 10 their care for sale
ut public auction; that no excrtiOns on their
part shall he spared 10 obtain The best prices
for the same By fair and impartial representa-
tions; aud as they intend 10 confBc themselves
to a strict cash business unless otherwise or
dcrcd, those sending goods to their sale shall
be settled with Immediately when the goods
are delivered 10 tbc buyers. Goods SEM to
them for evening salcs can DC settled FOR next
morning, II gold. a regular evening auction
for the sale Of All kinds Of merchandise can by
this means be Of great service TO The commu-
nifty, whose patronage Is most respectfully So
lictcd by ihc pubIic's obcdient servants
HCGu BOWLING & GO.
AuctiOnccrl
Day 3aieg-Mondny, Wednesday. aud
Friday mornings, at 10 O'Clock and every
evening AT O'Clock, ~ ilc Store, 30. 30, Var
mum Buildings, l.onisiana avenue, and vt all
other times aud places where their services nrc
required Sales on tho Alnrkci square. oppo-
sic the Bank Of Washington, attended a usual
on market days.
Cash advance on confiQnncnss.
HUGH DOWNING 3 60.
AuciiOnccrs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

lH tT-Noih SO So. 5 .os~
~ a. 3.-.t Gcn iCman il, y ao,g'A,
@..in@ 90 q frienC u }aa'l aeon aaya :
ho &noE-nothihg par i'll Georgia
5ca The cmocraev ec msi9e-
] ] q '.f,.en thousand II l.e 5la.e enA
i croaaing Ga."y.'
This is ne of the many cheering as.
.uganccs hat We ara constantly receisilg
from all parts Of the Union Of ,lc success
Of Democratic principles over bieoty
and intolerance While il affords com
fort and satisfaction to the constitution
loving citizen, it shouIa encourage him
10 renewed eXer,ions to secure that Clio.
rious future for his coudlry which the
present state Of political affairs seems 10
promise.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

Dun RELATIoNs WITH ENGLAND.--A
despatch from Washington % The ,.hila-
del phia Aucrican STAGES that tie Official
adviccs by ,he American, do not in am
way change our friendly relations with
England Thc President has commrmi-
Gated TO the Senate, in executive session,
Lord John Russcll's letter Of ,January 10,
1898, e Mi. CrampSo1, which was sub
mittcd ~ he latter to Mr. Everett, at
that ;ine Secretary Of State Ii de-
elarcs ,hat .'c British government in
tends strictly to carry out the Clayton
Bulwer treaty, and to assume no soy
ereignty, direct or Indirect, in Central
america. The despatch also says:
" .nr Buchanan writes that no real
prospects of peaceful settlement of the
Eastern questions are entertained by die
British ministry; and that England is
preparing the largest feet .hat ever
foatcd for operations against Russia in
the spring Louis Napoleon, il is I'M
derstood, is DESTROYS Of cxtlicating him
self from the cnbarrassmcnts Of The war,
as he has secured The prestige which he
chiefly desired"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26
HiEl NJ alnk 81 SaEsa;S.

ENEALERS in fine 1TCHES, JEWEL-
~ RI. PURE SIL VER FOKhs nm
SPOONS, &c., Silver Plated Ware, Pocket
Knives Pistols, Looking Glasses, Port Monies,
Yankee and French rarlor Clocks.
SIL TERR WIRE from pure coin, manu-
G,clured 10 order Mt wholesale aud retail.
~ Duplex, Chronomcfers Lever. Cyln-
der, and Plain W1TCHES, REP4 fIREI,
with accuracy and dispatch, AZ - PRArc ST..
hctwcen Smith Mel,by House and Ligtt -.
DiL1iSonE Md.
n. B.-5,0O 900 o.. Old Silver wanl.d.
jrn 2G--I2m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26
saFa3S!

EN1BE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES. -
a. II Is we'll known that lIcrrng's Patent
Champion Snie IL the very best in tho world.
Those IN -ani Of n ~ TINT IL 10 he refiNf 0pon,
should purchase one Of llraGlSGs ptTexr. ~
Ttis mrivdle'l Safe is sold IN Baltimore city
osig by the 6nb- 'ribeis, sole agents for This
state The yarious siles kept constantly on
hand, at manufacturer prices. Gail and see
the Chompifn Safes
RICE & NORRIS,
Agricuhga. Implement and Seed Store,
Jan 20 AZ end ~ Light a. Baltimore.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

4 MSow NornfNa BuRL#Qur. In
noticing the burlesque celebration Of tha
i.nos N0liiings Of the anniversary Of
.lackson's victory at New 0rlcan, lie
New York News says
The Know Nothugs met at the
academy Of Music on the evening Of he
Eighth Of January. They met to Il,
honor 10 Andrvw Jackson, whose father
came from tho boys Of Ireland, ana who
himself laEorel under a strong suspicion
OF being b9.n in ireland Hh2y met to
celebrate victory, woa y many fr-
iign born soldier, who, had he ,iyJl il
.h.a LAY wauil BY ,ao same app!audcra.
have had his arms taken from him, and
been dismissed .he service, because be
had L.: Daan born upon american SOIL.
They applaud .h2 yalor Of men WHO &C.
ieadci Now r'oana thoagh laaay Of
them wcrz foreigners: ami then allow 10
orc o bcar arms in ie;cncc i ;Iia ans r
.atioa AMI avs, unless - IL u he
Iagne2 bora"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

BANK IN CgNTREymLE.- Petitions for
the charter of bank, 10 be located in
Ccntrcyillc, Nd, are being circulated in
Queen Auue's county, and are said to be
already extensively signed. The Times
states that the capital stock is to be one
hundred thousand dollars shares fifty
dollars. The stock cannot be taken by
any except bona fle residents Of the State
of Maryland.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26
NEW work MATS.

4 WISH AEA GENT I'm lfN who nrc IN want
o, HlIS 10 hear IN mind that the plan
which adopted six months ago OF selling
Hats and tmA It greatly reduced prices, for
cash only, Is IN successful operation, consc-
Quont'y those ano pay cash have the benefit OF
cash, and are rot charged 20 per cent. extra
prof, TO cllset bad debts
Tic very best and most fashionable DR ESS
MRS at $3.50, equal TO any usually sold at
So and the best SO hat south Of New York
and first rats, durable aud fashionable Hat
at 81 80.
4 Full supply Of blicl, aud brown FELT
mrs aud Children Fancy Goods, at very
low prices.
5nnll prof ond quick sales is the motto.
ANlHoNY, Practical latter,
IA So. rear ',nn. Az, opp. Dexter hotel
Washington city y. &.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

Tg2 MzTH0DIsT Book coNcEGX The
Northwestern Christian Advocate sdys OF
the Methodist Bool; Concern, that IT
commenced in 1859, IN Philadelphia,
under the supervision Of dc rev Joha
Dickens, he first Book steward. agent,
aud c,ii;or Of tao A!ethodis, Episcopal
Cilrch, witheborowed capitaloG 5000 !;
and though losing, in 1892, by fire,
nearly $300,0C0. this Institution now
possesses a capital Of oye! .hreo-quartors
OF million, and the grand tQinl Of its
sales for iie past dsea, year roacied re
sum Of SG3l lG9. Il has now been Ia
ex'e.enec s.xty-six years. The iract
and pcrioiieal departments are bot the
branches e t'se gsoL 'rnni accra.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

MoRg TROUBLE IN KANSAS The
kickapoO (kansas) Pioneer" of the
18th says: :" \ battle took place last
night at Easton between party of abo-
litionists and some pro-slavery mcn the
former making the attack. One pro-
slavery man was killed and several
wounded. Several abolItionists were
killed and some wounded A company
from Lawrence, headed by Capt brown,
commenced the fight with the lkickapoo
Rangers. A large number Of persons
have left for Fas:on The disturbance
is supposed to have originated cut Of the
late freesoil election of the 10Th.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

GS" Mr.. Prince, Jhe well-known nur-
soryman of Flushing, e.. H. recon-
mends the culture Of liquorico as one OF
The most important plapta that could be
aided to American agriculture. AGeep
sandy loam or other light soil IS adapted
30 it, and The plant is propagatcd by
CUTTINGS from She root, lsyiells an I'M
menae crop, Is qatc yaiaa)le, an! now
LARGELY import a.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26
"A. CIR Z, e. N.

A rcTlONEER AND COMMISSION MER-
IN. CHANT, Corner o. It'll and ID Streets,
WiSHINGTON err u. G.
Has on hand large and extensive assortmnnt
o. NEW FURNITURE which he will sell on
the most reasonable terms. Call and examine,
and ! am sure can plasc YOU.
jim 26--l2m A. GREEN, Auctonccr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

HATS, Cars. AXp Doors. Anthony
practicai haiter, Seventh street, opposite
DeXter's Hotel, v ashingion, y. c., Of
tcrspn unusually enc assortment of Hats
and Caps, which h. sells at II reduction
Of 30 per cent from The usual prices.
This We know for we have examined his
goods and ARE sure Of TIC fact. He also
has received consignment Of lrench
calf Loots, f'ola Philadelphia, which he
Oilers Tor $500! per pair. these boots
arc in every respect as good as ''lose for
which s. and &G are usually CHARGED
lfany doubt this statement, let them
call on anthony. lmericlm Oyyai,
Der. 3, 1866.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

Mn EcemyAN's kTne, " Is sia.cd
tlat Mr. Buchanan has wr',tn 70 Wash
ing,on hat he VIII rcliuqiish .iismision
on iho i2ga Of Fo5ruary, whether q sue
ccssor shall hese been rrro.lled or not.
Tie wiz appoint 81. caap5cll, tio consul
a. LonGoa, temporary c'argc daiaircs,
as there . at 9e-ea accr9tery e ".
r,fion
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26
Cooking Stove lor Sale.

r lIAYH secondhand COCklNG SHOVE.
u ghie.' has 5cca used but q short lime. auG
B . 1 f Ell lcw
Jaf4 u. u. B0CfC.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26
HNn onrM
W1 Mp Ed

A YGGNG Mas on vOrTE. T. make b, ~
"A scif ecn@ lig gE,Gil. One ~ good mo-
RI and industrious habits, and hat can write
eooG hand and u u Eir accornilnt, viii 10
cciye il,ir compeD ation w making earl ap-
plicaiion 10 JOIN II. SHOOT,
der 20 Georgetown, y. g..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

TupoErANr TO Posru ,sTrps IL Our
attention has hccn called 10 flo fact thof
some nostmastcrs are in tbe habit of send
in,r hack to tho moil;nr Office l,.ttcrs
reaching them for delivery. bccousc tbcv
were not prcpaid Nv STAMPS. but hv mon
OK. This is wrong. and arises from a
misonnrcbension If he law. In no cosc
indeed. should a letter. after il has
reached the Office of delivery. be return
ca for hostage. much less should il he rc-
turned because the postage was not paid
nv stomns Il Il the General dutv of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

TnE COLD TEaa" Wgsr. During
the cold term Of last week The thermom-
eter At Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Dayton,
and 81. Louis ranged from = 70 rs de-
greez below zero. Tae pitisburg Post
says .hat it never was 40 cold before ct
that place The Ohio rive, says tae
Wheeling Intelligence, IL frozen from
heal to mouth, the ice beiae at tial
point n.aeirches dick The Miai2sipri
h alo ...s.d.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

FAtaf pa.Oas5 - .sssAH5hff~s
GANCEL D. WAITE, fofihc hate firm of g..
- .,rorr E Go. No. : ~ Seventh Street, OPP
positc r Coycs, Washington. D. g. puts up
personally, Prescriptions with accuracy, ang
compounded u 'he best niedieines. lie guf-
aniees that whatever articles may bc ordersl
~ bis establishment may always be regarded
~ tie best 10 be fOund anywhere. Iaslclc
Worm SUGAR Drops; also, Bnrnel's aud irsh-
toms ca Ligr Oh. burning Fluid augi.ilie-
rial OF for salc.
ae- Proprietor " Tylys celebrie Linz
mca iot htes aHd apit.a aeal, at 81 esnt-
Pc, jiic. m q -ill
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

RgIf Americanism had no foothold
in the South, Abolitionism would have
no power in the North. The unity of
the South once broken, and the fanatics
Of the North take heart and hope, and
organize for the future. Who is there
that would break this unity? Let the
people of the South decide for them
selves.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

VIRGINIA X. Y. STArr CorXc1L. This
political body, at a convention held in
Richmond last week, resolved 10 abolish
all ceremonies of initiation and obliga-
tons of sccresy 1t also adopted tie
Philadelphia platform, and approved Of
the course OF ihe Know Nothing mem
-bcrs Of Congress. = A. Boiling and J
D. Imboden, Esqrs.. were appointed
delegates at large to ilic national con
ycntion.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26
ST ASONABl e GOODS
,gOgsM "a, asle1OT


No. ! 10 sRt0GE 81, GEORGETOWN, D.. g.
2 q ASpedycd ia addition 10 bis former pur-
= L. chased - variety o. SEASONABLE
GOODS for ple winter demand consisting Of.
Black andFtN1 SILKS. some Moire antique
Gents Fieich CLOTHS q e iSSlMEGE5
silk. siaii5 and Cashmere YEsTlNGS
FRENCH MEGlAOS, all colufs. very cheap
Rich printed aud plain Nou3lir dc LANES
Plaid Icpno8 aud plain roberga cheap
English q american CALlCOES. o 10 I2Jc.
Warm SHWi.S and COMFORTS
White aud black Saiin- SIN illusions
While Tade,ons ADD Swiss llnslins
White, cold and black Md Gloves, very best
White and black SIX Hose Black Spun 10.
Black Cashmere Merino K While Cotton do.
White AMI colored I'lanncls, all prices
Gents ont Ladies Under Garments, all kinds
GensWhE e and colorcd SIX and Lincnfnm-
brio iIbidkcfchici5
Eaek an{ fancy col Il Stocks. Ofnyaty& Ticg
With epieral assortment Of
LLANlETS IINSEYS PULLED
CaVilS, SHlPJiSG y 81 III.
~, IOTION3 lglSh LINENS
FABLE DAMAsi. III CkABACK
AND TOWELS, NAPKINS, &c.
Nj Of which he Il selling VERY CHEAP,
% reduce Flock. ctsH and prompt paying
customers ire iny.ted 10 call When IN want Of
BARGAINS.
dee 20 JOHN II. SMOOT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

Form DoLLAgs AND Fifty CENrs Fog
81 APPLg-- "A California letter, speaking
q the extrayaglnt spirit tIat prevails
everywhere in the State, says:
Apples (of largoBize, .obe sure were
offered at fruit stands for sale at $3.50 a
piece the price is not more remarkable
than that there are many persons india-
erect enough 10 purchase and eat them
at thie rate. II ,his taste continues who
viii eay dat the orchards oeCrcgon shah
nos come 10 bcas valuable ag ihe g9li
mines o. California!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

PROFITS or res NEW 4.oG1 PRESS. ~
Iha groat1 Of &c last year O. several Of
iho icadn@ papers o. Nog York are
gwen by ihe Mirror as follows: Trbane.
800 DOG; Herald, So Gee; Journal of
Commerce &30.000; Courier and En-
1iircr $50 $40; 7mmcr.ia ADVERTISE,
81 600
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

RoMANcg IN PEAL LIFE.-Wc under
stand thaG young German, employed
Tor several years at a manufacturing cs-
adjustment in this oi.y, ami upon he
public streets, as a common !aborer, has,
within u short lime past, ascertaincd tina,
his father is wealthy clothing merchant
of Boston, He sac, to cur informant
that his father saw fit, about 20 years
ago, to dcscrS his family and business,
under peculiar circumstances, AMI en-
bark for America Since that time he
unnatural parent has had no communica-
t,on w.,h his family, nor did ANY of them
know what ha,. been his fate, until his
son, now grown 20 manhood, cmigratea
o ,h's country, 30 earn his bread BY
the sweat oF his brow" Afer toiling
for years he has, Ly some means, found
out Chat his l0no lost father is ut the head
of a very extensive cstablgnmeu5 in
Pos,on. 3tchm3ad jfhig.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

~ Advertisements omitted this week
shall appear in our next issue.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26
GDTiIfG4lN Il I8BNSgN

N Il ANUFACTrR ElS on PiOUCIg--
WI AGRfCEhTGRfL IMPLEMENTS,
Sc. No. $50 FRAT, Street, Coz. DolingA orih
stree BALTIMORE, Md. jan 2G--l2m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

&9N-INrEGyGNrioN amongst the biz
introduced into tie House Of Delegates
Of Georgia we notice one . TO promote
,hc settlement Of thc Territories Of the
United States itproyidcs f9r State aid
10 companies Of t,eorgiana, organized COR
the purpose Of emigtaling to Kansas, but
wis may be disabled from so doing for
want Of funds. ii proposes that the
leader Or captain of she company shall
give bond ani aecuri,y 'or the faith
full disbursement Of the funds. and within
twelve months after the receipt thereof
transport one tandccd cmigrants to Kan
saa. 1t proposes that the all shall be
given in sums OF $50 to each cmigrant,
not to exceed in the aggregate $50 600,
and that the money SO expended is to be
reimbursed by special tax On slaves.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1856-01-26

SgLg-ScsTAISING. -T'hc State of New
York has been more successful dian gov
ernments usually are in making admins
trative departments sclf-sustaining. IT
appears, by the Governors message, chat
the bank department is wholly paid for
out Of the vaults Of tue banks. The
railroad commissioners are paid for by
the railroad companies. The conyicts at
Auburn earn the expenses Of the;r own in
generation, The emigration commits
sioners derive their fund frcm the purses
Of the emigrants. The salt works pay
for their own superintendent and cx-
tension. The pay of the militia comes
out of the fines Of their own delinquents.
The canals not only pay for their own
construction and repairs, but contributes
largely - the revenues Of the State.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1856-03-13
From the Charleston Mercury
PEACE AND WAR.

These words have come to be more
domestic than foreign and it would
seem that in proportion as the pros
pect of peace in the Orient brightens
the storrn-clouds gather and darken in
the West. Instead of the "Holy pla-
ces" at Jerusalem, we have now Mr..
Champion, Mr.. Matthew and the
King of the Mosquitoes. 1t is a great
letting down of the dignity of war
and if we do actually fall to fighting,
it will be Oh far less romantic pre-
texts than have served as mask for
the recent profusc waste of life and
treasure in the East.
But it is undeniable, that the last
news from England is very unfavora-
BILE to the settlement of thr questions
in dispute between that country and
the United States. Peaceful as is
the general tone Of Lord Clarendon's
speech, it deccitiully peaceful; for it
asser;s ,h,; he British, Government is
perfr,tly sati Gel With the conilrl Of
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1856-03-13
SAM AND SAMBO.

In late number Of the Albany Ar.
gus we find a leading article in rela.
ton to the present coalition agains,
the Democratic party, which contains
many points which cannot be too
frequently brought to the public gaze.
In the course Of the article referred to,
the Argus says:
The republican party, in fact, in
most States except New York, is a
mere aggregation of dark-laniern
lodges Its leaders are grand high
priests Of Hindooism. Wilson and
Banks Of Massachusetts, and Camp
bell and Ford of Ohio, oiiiriate alike,
and in turn, at republican and know
nothing alta-s. kncw-no'hingism
cordially lends il. aid to elect those
devo.eea Of aa,i-slaverJ rcp1blicsn-