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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-28

Black Republican Prospects

The Washington correspondent Of the Phil.
adelphia PrnHsylraniGns thus writes:
"The leading members of The Black Rspnb-
.lican party begin 10 abandon 81. hopes OF being
able 10 MAINTAIN their Organization for the
-Presiden1aI csmpsieH. They have thus Gar
LOST al every sep. The incongruous ineredi.
enis gathered together under the Black Re.
publican flag are beginning 10 show how i'm.
perfectly they are held together; sndI would
not be at ali surprised if the division at pres
ent existing IL Congress should extend them
selves throughout HE country.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-28
O.. FEB %, 1856.
Democratic. Presidential Electors for Ohio

SENATORIAL ELEcr1Rs.
William KennOn, Jr., Of Belmont.
AIexa nder II. Miller, of Butler.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-28

1.-THE sigas Of the Reorganization Of ihil
party are 10 he IounI in The election OF Mr.
We,ideli, The Demecralic candidate for Hous'
Pointer 10 the election OF Mr.. Glosbfennet
The Democratic candidate for S~eIseani-at
Aims, and in The absolute want Of coDeert o
action, . few days ago, when . proposition
was made 10 refer the special message Of III,
President in relation TO Kansas sfaiTs.e
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-28

UTSe Senate Of Massachusetts, hes pass.
"a 70 . third reading, an amendment 70 ths
Constitution, requiring a residence Oftwebsy'
cny yssfs 70 become voter ipsths sists.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-02-28
The ssareh for the Pacific.

NV YonK. Feb. %.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-11


While Northern Doushfsce papers sr'
suaining their wits 10 the utmost 70 evsd'
the true issus in the approaching Pfe'ider
tisl election, yith view Of deeeiving int
the support Of Buchanan = portion Of III
free soil voters Of the North, the Southern
Buchanan organs, and few Of the more out
spoken Northern Buchanan organs, boldly
dsclsre and strenpously insisi thstthe CUES
ton Of slavery extension is nas issue Of The
campaign, and that no other question Of
moment is Involved in il.
The Charleston IS. c. Ereaing Ihsses, a
Buchanan Ps per, says: The issue is Slave
ry or no Slavery; il is no use 10 disguise
it."
The Washington Union, which is the
Great Aogul Of Democratic" newspaper
dom. declares il to be "ihe issue Of tae day.
The New York Day Bosa, The organ Of
the Gotham Cotton-oeraey, asserts the same
thing, and says: "Woe 10 those Of the
Democratic party who finch from the con-
test"
A Southern politician on the stump for
Buchanan, recently declared ths.-"We
southerners int nd 10 make slavery nation
al, net sectional, even al the cost OF ma
King a new Southern nation--sn indePen-
den, slave nation OF our own. All compro-
misses mus, be abolished, and slavery made
national"
This is the object 10 view by the Oligar'
,by--to snake Slavery nstionsl"--snd ev-
80 xo,e that shall be cast for James Buch-
nan, the representative Of the Cincinnati
,ro-.lsyery platform, will be given, direct
v, in favor OF this object.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-11

TEE SxzArE WILL S1AHD Pna-Our ID
vices from Washington are, that the Sensss
will decline to entsftsin the bill which has
passed the House restoring the MissouE
compromise and recognising the Territory
Of Kansas. q also that admitting Kansas N
der the TOPEKA Conssitstioa. and that !,
win strike out the Sherman Proviso (te
which we made sllusion yesterday to the
army appropriation bill.
That . light. The Senate will stand
6rm.-tDst Free Press.
l, y expected thst The slave oligarchi
who rule The Senate will stand firm 81 the
interests Of slavery. And II 10 to be hoped
that the peoples Representatives vill BE-
equally firm on the eide oftruth andjustice
II the appropriation bills are lost In conse.
auence, let them be lost. il will be safe
issue to 20 TO the country on. We hope "a
see display of manhood on the part Of the
members Of the House, equal ct least to
the mulish obstinacy Of the tools Of slavery
10 the Senate.-tChi. Dem.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-11

NV BeRDss WAE.-The New Orlean,
Creoss OF July q says: "There are appear
snces Of serious disturbances on the Dor.
ders Of Texas sad Louisiana. II is said
that certain free negroes, mulsttoes, and
white men, to the number Of forty, with the
Sheriff at their head, who had been order ed
for soHe reason to leave the country, have
refused TO do SO, aud have fortified them
selves some four miles above Madison
They ere represented TO have loo guns, be-
sides pistols and bowis.knives. aud TO bid
defiance V their opPeasnts-
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-11

oooE1e1oo.
The balasee 10 q sfectaally iaclined by
lssssniag he weight 10 one scale - By in.
srsasias Il in The ssher, and shis fact sseas
70 be yell sndsssood by the oppoaen,s d
he Republican candidates. Il 10 certainly
very Inconsistent and ridiculous for the pro-
slavery partisans to affect 80 much hossos
st the coalition which coastitItss the Re-
publican party. when the contradictory sls'
msnts which agree In opposing Frsment
present one OF the most curious cases OF ~
sion that can be found in political annals
Ultra shslitionists, Southern ssesssien'sss'
pro.slavsry Wings. ol6cs-ssskiag Demo
crats. and Missouri bor1sr-rulk ans.--all pre-
fer Buchanan to Fremont. The particular
friends Of Garrison. Of FILLMORE and Of Bu'
chanan. though they may have individual
preferences, do not hesitats moment 10
rocl.imiag that a. between the Cincinnati
and Philsdslphis nominsss, the former y
their choice. The border ruikans prefer
Buchanan because they know tha, BE
publican President would quickly put ssoI
70 their iniauities; the o6ee-seskius "Dsmo
crats" could Of course expect no favors un
der regime which 10 to insugurste new
era OF honesty At Washington City; pro
slavery Wings are especially hostile 4
Fremont, because his name 10 indslibly %
sociascd with the triumph Of freedom in tn
Territories, and Southern sseessionist'
dread his election. because they know the
he will traverse their reasonable opera
tions with the successful determination o
Jackson.
The Garrison sbeliionists are particular
ly opposed to the Republican party, be
canse they know that the election Of Ere
mont would have an immediate tendency 4
make their vocation obsolete. The Anti
slavery .&ss1srd. the organ ofths Garrison
abolisionists. gives in = late number. an IL
tract Of q letter from "clssr-sighted sbo
litioaist 10 Massachusetts" who says tha
the success of the Republicans "will in il.
benumbine and satisfyiag in6asncs retars
fhe NOV ements for the slaves REDEEM tion.
So Parker Pillsbsy. prominest Carl
sonisn, in . Fourth Of July speech a
Fssmiagham, declared his preference fol
the election Of Buchanan. because it woulG
tend to promote the anti-slsvssy agitation
while the election Of Fremont wsuld tend
to lie cessation.
Such ere the constituents which hass
virtually Fused" fer the support Of Buchsn
an. and such l. the character ofihs reason,
which havs influenced men Of such widely
diverai6ed sentimeass. to agree on the mair
point Of opposing the election Of tbs Re
publican candidates. And yet when thes'
facts are notorious, the leading Journals ii
Buchanan's favor have the curious sadacit,
to charge il - an offence on the Rspubli
can party thar it 10 . coalition Of mea whs
do not agree In regard to every particular o
State or national policy. We ere pssfsctl,
willing to compare characters. an u com
Petent and disinterssted umpire could ;,
found. We would confidently expect his De
eision, that in respect to honesty and Pc,
ri0,ism. the RePabliean cosii,ien great,
exeels the curious cosglomersts Of its op
ponents.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-11

The Albany Journal ssys that the dis
union PaPep At the South are in ecstscies
over Mr.. FiIlmors's Albany Speech. Il 10
the first time they have ever been able 10
count an Ex-Prssident among the justi6srs
Of notification. and they speak confidently
Of the strength gained By the open advo-
eatss Of Secession, BY this coming over Of
the South American candidate.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-11

BoID.-We understand the residence 81
one Of our citissas vas estered yesterday
By some persons supposed to be in search Of
plunder. They broke open trunk, tool
the valuables, and decanpsd. This va
done while the family were engaged 10 the
back part Of the house, preparing dinner
I've men were seen to leave the house BY
persons outside, but were not supposed "a
be robbers. and were therefore not closely
scrutinized. Look out for them. DvIssx,
Erprees, Gu.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-11

The Cedar Valley 1ims OF Taarsday
rays Cedar county viii give i've or six hun
dred RepubRean majority. The Times
folks do actsppesr to have been very sctiy'
in getting the returns of their own county
Ths Muscatine Josrn0l has word that Boone
county has also gone Republican, but BY
What nsjority was not known.
From the first district the runoFs are Tia
Hall, Pro Slavery, has teen elected, but
nothing conclusive has yet been received
The vote viii lie q close one.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-11
New HardWsre store.


LlVIS GSTON a LOCK w 90 D
A RS now opening at 70. 0M ain o.. complete stock
q tAof superior hARpWARB, To- which We anvss
thsattenu ofli In want OF anything In our line
The quality goods ne confidently believe will
eompaIs fa,orsby with any In the state. All
soops wASRssrAD 10 nR As RErRksskrAps OF sas
money refunded.
We design TO Keep Large stock OF MECHANICS
TOOLS irom thS worry boat manufacturers Ia the ksss
snd will supply ihose In want ola FRsT GLASS ARTi'
eLK 81 as Low price as Il be alto rdod la Iowa.
Oar facilities Tor Obtaining goods at the mintauul
price is eqgalloi BY lew Ia tho west. Our stock Of
shelf gupgs snow complete. and We have in transit
alarge invoice of heavy goods which will soon ar
rive.
sPoRTsMEN wishing an ouiat FOR tina approach
ing ln, lnd at No, Q Maln SO. everything
eessary Of a superior make.
L,&. l.. have peraia onuy located In davenport,
and design makingit the place Of failure residence,
and sincerely hope by fair Prices--good gsods-ust
representations and close personal attention TO NOR
i share ofthe patronage and confidence ofthe pub
lie.
GHAS. Ii. LIVINGSTON. GEO ID. LOCKWOOD.
Dave npoFt July ~ sd dit
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-11
The New orle.u, Bxuesin com,

The New Orleans BsLettn commenting
upon the attack made by Vicks upon Mr.
Stanwood, At the Metropolitan Hotel. says
I'VE wish an embargo could b. laid upoa
these quarrelsome Caroiinians, 90 ~ te
keep them within the limits Of their owr
State until after the election. They havs
done, end are ssill doing. more to Lene6,
the cause of Freesoil and Fremont than al
other causes combined. They are obtain,
ing notoriety which Is iaf from being a
honorable or an enviable one.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-11

AcxsowLEpehEsT.--W are indebted to
Mr.. l.. ScHs,cvER for 81. Louis papers in
advance Of the NAL. The Republicans Of
last Friday publishes returns which leave
lille doubt Of tbs election Of Polk.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-11
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

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Jun. so.s aa j.. syoE.
MONEY 10 LOAN on long ums.
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-11

lisa farm Of sio acres sec and 10, tn. so -,
o42 per acTci agood stock farm. pfics
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-11

UaAss ths head ttnissA ~ y Der cfApeciat neueea
wiu - lnssrtsA q 10 csats pr Use saeh asssfos'
aAn
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-11
W. @. COTE =,

Wholesale Dealer n
Foreign and Doassie, 0sssS spd Dried Fruits,
Nuts lie, q Chicago aud u. Louis Wholesale prices.
Constantly on hand Lemons, 0rsnges Apptss,
De. Brady 81. near Front ssss side.
Dsvepperjoly 70 ssdvv
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-11
Scott County Lands for Sale
NICHOLS ISBELL & co.

TOWNSHIP Is. rAsar >. r,sr.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-11

ls9--A nav farm VI ei0 acfes part Of /, brol.,
year with frame hgase recently built price m. '
VIZ Per
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-11

SHEET MUSIC! SHEET MUsICl!
/ AN Just now receiving large lot ofnew and ropu
lar Musicrlo which would invite the attentions
me Muslch public delta Phi Rho ttiseh." ny W; u
net Player.
Al Q, tho beautiful compositions of Ma uree strA'
kosch the great Pianist and composer. Also.
VIM. " Wnllace'A much admired songs and other
eompo sittons.
plAnos tuned and put In ordor by competent per-
sons. J. A. CRANDALL,
JulyHar No A lie Claire Row.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-06
SHERIFF SALE

wNY VIRTUE ef an execution issued out OF a jus
kS tees Court, =. ulloru.J usilce ol ne Ieacv,
State OF California, 10 mo directed aud delivered.
commanding me 20 make the sum ul on" hundred
aud twenty nine dollars and itly cents debt. and SIN
dollars costs ci suit, together with a be costs atcfu7
ing said writ. wherein Joseph Ghickaut i' PlainuH
and joey Howard is the Defendant. | have LEVIED
upon and win expose at Public sale TO the highest
bidder for cash. on the 2jih day oi October. n, D.
1856 between The hours prescribed by law al ot the
shove named Defendants right. tide and interest IN
nnd to the building situated on " ter street in The
town OF BidNcl Butte County California. hej@een
Louis Bergeroe's Hotel and the Chinese store. and
formerly known as James Toners li0uSe--sad build-
lug being about twenty by forty feet, and one story
high also small building or she'd in the rear, 10
gethcr with the lot on which the buildings are loca'
te1 Sale to take place IN the town of Gdwe county
and state aforesaid, ia front Of ueAry hetItf
Bankins and Exchange office.
Sheriff 5 Office, October ,, 1875.
p FRNFE sheriff Rgte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
PROCLAMATION.

VEvHEREAS The 1T Section Of the 0ih Ar'ic'"
w OF The Constitution OF the state ui California
requires thai amendments of the Constitution, a.',r
having been adopted by the Legislature, shall -
published three mouths Wi'h the yeHS and hat
thereon. md referred 10 the neNt Legislature, hlt
whereas he annexed roFosed amendment Ia z
Eonsti utou was adopted 10 int Legislature ~ th.,
sss>i'n Of SIS and The Published and referred
to the cg>iaurg ~ the session ot -h, os required
ny he Cnust,fu'inn. and the sait proposed amend,
nenl referred having been egreed to 10y amajcr.y
of Ntt ilp members ol each House;
Now, therefore. I, .. Ne'iy Johnson, GoYern0r -
he ~iatc uf rutforula du t"rrty direct that az
general election io be holden throughout Toe Sto'e
rh'orup. un ihe first Iur.d.N &iler ttc lr*t Mo-
II November. A. -. ls36, being th, fourth dHy t
month, said proposed amendment be submlltt ,s
the qualified electors voting at such election, "a no.
cordance with Act entitled = An Act agreeing 20
the proIo amendments to the Constitution, AMI
pnoyidh for It's submission 10 the people" Ap-
proved priI H.. 1856, and commend tho same to lI9
considers ion If the citizens of the state of CuorI9
- Wi,avss my hand and tae great seal OF ; .,H.
Is al the city OF Sacramento, This the 8d 32J
~ ol October, a. b. 1880.
J. NEELY JOHNSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-06
Attest, DAVID +. DoseLAss.
Proposed Amendments to the
COu,titutiOn OF tlfe state OF
ll.tkifnEEAi.n

Section two OF Article ten, is amended 50 &. 20
read as follows: And If, at any time. two ihrDS =
the Senute and Assembly stu'i tniuk II necessary 0
revise and change tNlS entire CONSTITUTIONS lhey - ~
recommend TO The electors, at the neat election ."f
members OF the Lcgia'Hture, 80 yote for or aga..i
Convention. And IL j shall appear that una. l-
y OF the electors. voting al such eecunn nave fuei
in favor Of callug Con' tuuon, The letki, l'
shu al it, next scss ON. prutttc by iaw Tor ca WIS
a Convention. o. te holden within six months t..rf
the passage OF such law and such Competition s.4l
consist OF number ol members, NOT ic~s thHh .!|
80 both branches ot he Legislature. The Constiiu eh
that may have bccuagreed upon and adopted hy rt
Convention, shah ba submitted ITO the people al B
special election to he lHuNuru i0r bt law, ier lf
ratification or rc,pcli0n each voter shall express 'is
opinion bv dcpueJiug in the hailothox ttteti,
Whcre1n shalt he written or printed, The words thr
The new Cuus,ilufjuu," or Against the new toi--
lulion" Theraturls 81 such election shuli, la suta
manner rs the Convention shall d Get, be certified -
the Executive oi The rtne. Who shall call 10 N ts-
s>tanCe the Controller. Treasurer and Secretary -
state Hnd compare the votes certified to NM ~,
by such examination. it be nsceriained thata nt H.
~ Of the whole number Of votes. cHst at such
iu1 be ~ favor at tuch new Constitution, the f"a-
citiv, OF this state sbull by his pruriamalion dcr
sch new Constitution io be lhe Constitution To ny M
Constitution OF the state OF California ot.2
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-06
By NJ. n. DARRAcH. Deputy.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County Of Butte. Court OF SESSIONS.
-MTOW this day it appearing to my satisfaction, as
nrrsiNinc Judge of the Court of Sessions. in ami
for Butte Couny, that the Board OF Supervisors III,
and for said County did. on the twenty iourth DAY OF
Septenber, u one thousand cight hundred dlld Hiy
sjY declare Oroyille to be the County Seat of Butte
County from and after the said twenty fourth DAY oi
September A D 1Sj6. IN pursuance otan ACT emitted
An Act 10 change and fix the County seat ol hulie
County. approved March 10Th, roo, ana II iurtler
unnenrnp to my satisfaction that the present buiidT
ngs in which the said Court has been held, ana III
which the Records have been kept IN me to"hoi
Ii,v,pll are unsafe rs place of depository for sad
Records and that the same Is liable TO destruction by
fire. by reason OF their being constructed ehtlrtly o
wood And it further appearing that thefe = no no
building in the town of Bdwe, suitable lof holdih9
the terms of this Court and 10 safely keep IT'S hec,
oris from fire or other caam'y ana u appearing MAJ
the town OF Oroville is I'll place 10 hoia me ters
Of This Court and that commodlous any, sa'e oflcA
buildiag in said town has been rendered 'he OouNF
county buildings.
Itis therefore, ordered. adinGged and decreed, that
M fIart of the Cpurt of Sessions. in and Tor Butte
County. forthwith remove his office and the Recorus
thereof ia Orpvle, in the building selected py the
said Board of Supervisors rs Count anu
that he 10 and transact the business OF his sa'd once
Al the town of Oroyille as the County Seatoi Butte
County. - a., .. ~, so;d
Court from and after the said twenty-tourth day ol
Sentember A ID 1856, be held at The SAID towh oi
Oroviile until otherwise ordered.
ANA II i further ordered that the Clerk OF the SAID
carr ~ sessions in and tor Bulte County issue an
order under the seal OF said Court, in conformity
with this order. i, ~, MT,
And that the sama be published IN lhe Dally buIle
Record a paper published in the town OF ofo'iie,
for The spaca OF forty days from the date hereof.
BY 6Fdef el Court o,o;, -
Attest the foregoing true copy OF ihe original or
der now 0n Tile in said court.
Witness my hand and the seal oi said court
rL.S1 of sessions affixed, this the twenty fourth
dav of sepember 4 u $50. at Bidwell
NILES CHAPLIN,
Clerk oil Court of Sessions.
Nv VI. H. DARRAeH. Deputy. oitVI
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-06
October 13. A ID. 1856.
DEcLARAToRv NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given that !, Ellen Carpenter,
"a wife of Dalgeriied Carpenter. OF the County oi
Butte and state of California, do hereby declare hai
intend from and after This date. 10 carry on business
in nv own name and on my own account, IN sad
county of Butte. and that said business Is farming
raising buying and selling oi stock Of all kinds and
that will be individually responsible III u! own
name tor all debts contracted by me on account OF
nv said business, and further declare thnt The
amount of capital invested by me IN said business
does not exceed the sum of five thousand dollars Ia
testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand and
seal. this the I'd day OF October, A. j. 1896
Ellen CARPENTER Seall
sworn 10 and subscribed before me Ibis, the I'd day
of Octol er A. d. 1856. !. T ELLIOTT,
Inn -fisao 4 fnnD