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The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-21

PRoF. LARABEE.-The Putnam Banner thus
alludes to one Of the Old Line candidates:
W. c. Larrabee the candidate for Superin-
tcndent to Public Instruction, is pretty we'll
known about here. He is a minister of the
Gospel and an abolitionist at hear.-haying
cast one of the three votes polled at this place
for Birney in AS. He has before held the
Office for which he was nominated, and made
enough money out of it to satisfy any common
man, (but we presume not sufficient for such
an enterprising Yankee as he isl by the pur-
chase Of books for the State having received
a 51nus Of $4,000 for giving Harper's estab
4 shment the preference.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-21
The Bank Law.

The Y. Albany Ledger having endeavored
to throw off from the Old Line party the re-
sponsibility of the passage of the Bank Law,
the Tribune thus replies:
And we happen to know quite as much
about this bill, who supported it, and how it
was gotten through, as the editor Of the Ledger.
We know that it was drawn up by an Old
Line Democrat--that it was first introduced
= into Democratic Senate, of which Willard
was President-that it was sent to committee
composed of nire Democrats, and three Fusion
ists--that this committee reported IN favor oi
the bill, and recommended its passage-that it
passed the Senate by majority of five votes.
1t then went to Fusion House of Represen
tatiyes, where it was lost on two or three test
votes After being amended by striking out
most of IT'S objectionable features, it finally
passed the House by bare constitutional ma
sgority, most of the leading Democrats of both
Houses voting for it. 1t was then vetoed by a
Democratic Governor-passed the Senate oven
his head by double the majority it did before
and the House by bare constitutional majorl-
ty. And we may add now by way of fixing
the political character of the institution more
certainly, that more than two thirds OF its
scapital stock was subscribed and taken by
Democrats. faaa
We agree with the Ledger that it would
be matter of regret if this question is to b
dugged into the canvass. But If the Democratic
party did not intend to lug it in, why in thC
name of common sense, and common honesty
sdid they pass resolution at Their State Con
Fention, reiterating their opposition to it, an
disclaiming all responsibility for its passage
Tell us that if you please, Mr.. Morrison.
1t is not our purpose, Rer is it the purpos
of the Fusion editors, generally, to make thi
Bank question an issue in the coming contest
but we warn our Democratic friends now, an
we mean what we say, that they shall not u
permitted to make political capital out Of it, a
the expense of the Fusion party.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-21

sf A Mas AND HIS BOTTLE DUG OUT or TIE
SNow.-On Sunday afteanoon, some men
were engaged in cleaning the snow from the
sidewalk. near Hoes foundry, in the city OF
New York, and after digging away a bunk OF
several feet in depth, 'tIuch to their surprise
they came across man Sleeping quietly be-
side his bottle He had taken lodgings on
the walk the evening previous, and got showed
under His breath had made hole in the
snow and thus he was furnished with fresh
air, A touch of the snow shovel brought him
to consciousness,
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-21
MOkGAN,, * ZEN 81 PRESTON,
JoBBERS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOO Ds
Notions. Hats, GasS, Esonncts an l.

FAVE hand very large general
the richest spd eslors 81 American Fancy Tts
sas and whe SiSe and &gAe- , elses and ~h5s sss
o and seee ad rang do fieSIngs ieachs ana
neetag 9iA9 "a any i 9oio i + ~ ts y "a f1srk
a ssa gow ry % lss-
bury spotted Flanne bleaehed and rown Cotton Ftanhes
single eamles sAsgng TqHeIing sapyass Padding
Sllssias 5rGSn S yrnisH @ iy,s
shTting Stripes prom and Called ia Shrting Checks
aDd woai aegns Plaia 6iiSghaas pian aud
eolored and a,nilsoP De a,oss, on
Black plain sas hgarsd d9 Ias5 and esl
Minis Irish Lneps oetten OF SIR sHt hinea hsnAsr-
sf p,eaaned ana bro n jacquard TasIe Cielhs
Worstsd eoored Table Covers Piano do, I'm
9rsilas' 91' @e' WHITE GOODS. y
and pid Causries ali I'D prizes
sHAwLS. see gaa49 -
and plsq q S sff ii nsR sfSla'E l a
and coored Cashmere do: scarlet orang ard
Na.AIsns D'l. HOSIERY AND GEoYEs .sls
white. black slate ahd mixed Cotton Hose: black
siarSyaa DO ngraS 5iseE rk Sin aS Misses white
brqwn mixed aad slate lose; grey mixed Lamtswoe %:
chi dren plaiR Germs woolen Hose; me-
whifs black SLATE nd eolered eetten Gloves: PLATA
sR lined blue, black eoorea SILK d. and kia g:
en- Gisvs men sSie Eaes slate Ifsie
s oE 6ass ana Eisi
Gloves zezrs #Efsn
sspendsEs Vhl.e1and eoiorsd spool Gottons end
tolered Ste tefn sr drab linen Threads lack aad
Sewing Skss black and d-e twists black. hito
coli Nd Cation Tlpes. Tapes. Linen Pr ss
coIerEd cap add coiorea Tsarta
Ribbons bIack Sslk Velvet Side Fuek. Picket INy
and En1l5s hsrn Fine and Dressing Corbs Lead
Steel P@s. PeDholdeTs En- yelOpes Menor
adur fools Can Letter Paper. rappine do Comfert
Darnfng and Nettipg wh'e and Japan
Syanshil1 laiss
pins Pauna and Hair Thrses p-rsass Pesrt
shiTs@ttons: Vest coa.. suspenSsr d. tsss
a. Razor strops shaving Btushes ard Bexes and Ssrs
Percussion Caps. Hat and Water proof do 81 ties WAers
povs W. etSIAN kEEN. q = = - Auts.
HNORN MEAL.-Fresh ground for sale BY =, =. -. = . 2 - =
~ dscs .-..s $50 tO*A A1& yVs
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Hoes-The Cincinnati Price Current of last

HoGs.-The Cincinnati Price Current of last
Wednesday says:
In the a ket for hogs and provisions re-
action has taken place, and material advance
has been established IN every article. As we
had i occasion to remark, on former occasion,
dealers had been holding off for prices, to touch
bottom, and the consequence was, when that
point was supposed to have been reached, the
dem1nd increased, and prices advanced. The
receipts of Hogs have been light, and prices are
50@75 p 100 lbs. above the lowest rates, with
fair demand at the advance.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-21

Il. -ScHooL.MAsrER Amor The following graph
ic ..notis" was posted on thu court house door
of vandcrburg county, fewldays since, by an
old line constable, and a friend who preserved
copy thinks it too good to be lost:
1s. NoTis.-Vill be solt next Montey vas week
Won silver sphoon, Won anusical insical and Won
SOW init pig by me
ai.ise. saz sSs SnoS SHRIyET, Coonstablcr.
s,i5is.f sesa s,sss.a- -s Exchange.
- That did not exactly occur in this county,
but it is just about what might have oc-
4 Cured If we had not ousted from office two
Old Line German constables-
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIF4L OF THE AlfERICA.
PROSPECTS OF PEACE FAILING.

1EXL1FAx Jan. II.
Steamer America arrived here yesterday af
ternoon.
Cotton has declined 4; sales for the week,
$4,000 bales; Orleans middlings, 55s; fair Ga;
exporters took 1,400, and spectators 1900
bales. Sales ON Saturday amounted to 5000
bales, closing dull.
Brown & Simply quote breadstuffs, generally
unchanged and dull. Western Canal flour,
As; Ohio ABS Cd: mixed Ais 3D.
Money is rising and bullion decreasing; Con
soils are quotedat 8714.
The peace prospects are not so fair as the
rumors by the Atlantic indicated they would
be- Russia has raised series Of obstacles to
the negotiations ofpeace.
New ORLEANS, Jan. IL, P. N.
Coffee-sales for the week 1850 bags Stock
on hand $4,000 bags. Sales prime at IL &c.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE J0URNAL
Another Fight in Kansas.

~~~~A~~~'
WESTON, No, Jan. 49,
A battle occurred last night about twelve
O'Clock at Easton, Kansas Territory, between
the Abolitionists and Pro-Slavery men, the
former making the attack. A pro-slavery mau
named Cook was killed and number wounded,
several Aboitionists killed and wounded
An Abo!itionist company from Lawrence
was on the ground commanded by one Brown,
and is said to be urging them to other acts of
violence.
1t is feared the war has again commenced
and is an inhamatory appeal to the people to
rally at once
1t is thought the difficulty occurred out of
Free Soil election on the 10Th inst, and re-
CARDS this as another move 10 get up civil
war In Kansas.
New YeaK, Jan. IS.
The recent decline in consols, is in conse-
quencc Of the expectation of new loan of 30
million dollars. Also, complete extinct on
offaith in Vienna negotiations. 1t is not i'm
probable that the Bank of England viii short
ly advance the interest.
The Allies are making great preIsa ations to
send an army Of 10000 upon the Rhine, for
the purpose of forcing PrGssian alliance, ky
which commerce between her and Russia will
/ be annihilated-and also act against Russia
through Poland.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 10.
Receipts Of Flour continued very light and
market firm at Sc as for good brands. Hogs
firm at Sc. Mess Pork II 75@15 and adyanc-
ing, more buyers than sellers. Whisky 251a
New YORK, Jan. 10.
Flour market improving sales 1000 bbls
So 81. In Wheat and corn nothing of no
ment doing and prices steady. Pork advanced
sales of $50 bbls at 17@3719. Beef dropping
Lard firm. Whisky declined.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 49,
The Washington Union of to-day asserts
that our government has no intention to in
terrupt intercourse with England, but acknowl-
edges our relations arc delicate and critical
Report of Champions recall uniounded.
| The House continues unorganized. No in
dications of an immediate organization.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-21

s.6JZ. II. Cook &; Sons store presented a
gamey appearance last Saturday. The whole
front was literally hung over with game of
different kinds, such as venison, fowls, rabbits,
quails, possoms, &c. We presume there are
few more of the same sort left to-day.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-21

OF We suggest to our new correspondent
"Incog," that in his or her communications
under the head Of Facts and Fancies about
Town." there is fine field in the subject of
"Git Concerts" 1t will require no brass on
the part of the author as the theme itself
will supply all the article required.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-21

~ Thanks to the kind attention Of Mr.
Chas. t. Cutler, we recev copies of the FL
Nicaraguense, published at Granada, South
America, every steamer. Charley is advocated
The Walker cause zcalously, as one of the ed
itors and publishers of that paper.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAFE.

ARETENs sNTsEs AtE'REs'S SHE.
TATOTtCE hereby given tha will sell at Public Auction
q Tuesday tie 18th day of January, 1855 the late
residence Daniel F. Gollsitl decd IA Centre Fown-
Vanderurgh county. all his personal property
ssting Of Horses g. Cattle Sh Hay. Oats Wheat.
AM Potatoes Farming Utensils and Household Furni
etc.
of twelve reonths viii he given all
three dcliers giving with approved
riy drawing and wavi valuation aud
I Laws DANIEL W. GOLDSMITH
Avs Administrator. will nnexsd.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-21

GFThe Yincennes News proposesa Con-
v.ntion of the Arhericans of Knox county on
the I'D of February. We hope goodly crowd
ofthese same 'liye Americans will be found
at Princeton Tomorrow.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-21

0FThe weather was chilly and damp last
Saturday. but mild. But very little ice run
ming in the river.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-21
F&I.E. CAMPAs(sNi
HzAEEBN gEsI3 AZ WHOLESALE.

F&IE. CANFPAsGNi
H4AEsEN : e g. AZ sVEas5EESA LIZ.
A LARGE FAIL
CiIAS. S. WELLS,
HNTHLST than ks for Patroa Of
w ths pitie he Opeaed in kvansvi!s would
interior Merchants from ndiana Illinois and Ken
tcsy purchaser also that he hlves
qnd ia store. the HeaVssS taeA i HaEdAare and
sale. Many Goods purchased reduce
ed him during depressed the
East and ia England and ~ iaPortng Tee from EHrop=
Goods lleG Manu-
only abl decidedly
offer and sell Hardware At asIow fsirs house
afford the same GooGs. to cash or good time buyers
Nerchaats4n Ira ers. feeling assured he 90
full iustice-
among articles talmost unumeraoe) prsue his
stock he names tne follewl' TO the trAie:
$50 boxes Axes-Wells. Lirpihcots Leyerstsand Cons
500 doEau ? cket Knives lally assorted;
1850 500 g g iagl2 s. 20. .ra d, DO aoi
100 do Bazors Strops; ...
gross spoons Iron. Britannia and German Silver
50 dozen Coffee MILLS, all grades
B. 0 DO Flies aud Rasps all kinasi
1000 lbs Bras Kettles. tarned bottoGsj
lbs Sadirins assorted;
800 dozen But Hinges, do;
gml-t pointed; +
$50 dozen Door Socksand eekets
2oo Do Garry CJabs and Horse Cards;
2O pairs shovel n Tonss, irhn and brsGs hsadGj
dozen SaXs. fro N NiIL tn key-hole;
Srellvards a1d Scale Bsams;
do Ames' other hrandsl Shovsls and sF%assj
Punp Ch4u aud Fixtures:
5 ease. Japanned Tin ware fully assorted
ALSO Ls
WHIPS Lashes BRUSHES, CoEbs, Needless SpsetAscs.
Port Mounaies and Fancy Hardware generally together with
goods Chsus Dog Irons hinges Tea Ke
ties Knives and Riddies and
Gun Barrels and Gum Trimmings,
Carpenters and Coopers Tools Window Sash, etc,
CHARLES S. wEILS
Oet2 Main street. ii door below Branch Bank.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-21
JEwELRY STORE OF

e. e. g H.
ATHNET STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW
POST OFFICE. szisl--.-
this Store keep constantly hand large an
assortment Watches Clocks Jewelry ali kin ds
an o the best styles d quality.
stVck of New JaNelry bothus6
full amenal. which s"pen for einspecton.
My stock will be constantly supplied by additions With the
latest beqEtifa patterns vhch my
nection enable buy sell attae loves prices
Repairs kind executed in competent manner, and
st 10 W charges. fs4s.
goodsold and all repairs done at store
Goods old old and Silver the mostitberal
Those ythinT in my ne respectfully vi
fed to examine my stock and prices. jaE5-ti
CABINET TzAREHS' SE0t K.
EUST received.
eS 100 gross he'd crews fat aud square hssSi
$40 feet Wire;
go doz Iron Gu pbekrd aud 7 u Locks;
Ie0d doz Wrought Iron Butt Hinges;
2GOdoz do co Table 90. ~ to IA;
IaNioz M.ho gany and Walnut KNOTS; t#s4
gross Ginblvt Point Screws assorted all sizes;
setts Furniture Ctsisrs Brass and Iron Wheel;
50 doz Cabinet Files and Raaps. ass'd lengths;
50 d6z Looking Glasses, ass'd sizes;
so s4Gd paper
just rec's ana for sale by ap2S BABCOCk tt@o.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-21
uE i.AiAK.

iaAI
<M<8 Cases Handsome styled Muslin de LANES.
A|R 10 Uashmsret. 1888 t-5
R~cesTcd rhis day and 70 sale by JAS. LOW & CO,
q. sauasi dA~ n as-sls SO Maiase-. LouisViie' Ky
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-SCgTe1,tE, ,rEACHER wANTED.

-ss- ssCEIOstE1 Il EAGHER WANTED
. M Man com petent teach the ordinary bran hes
Yop school education wanted ivme ediately
5,o Scott 70 wunhiu-
wrSchooI which will be iibS-
a l. Applr 70 the Postmaster Of the absFe place.
desf7- iwdkEsgf IFr@
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sTEsTa aEEA FOls SALE.

= OILs44 C-1AlVLl TUE 4 AS-4-~SL44 =.
TSH undsigned propose % sell their entire Mi d MIL
PToper*y Gated miles from Evansville. ae
field Pesey county healthy and well tinbf dis
tFiet, suitable to such bus ness
The following the stems for sale: One Up rightsa
cuts 400 OF day; Circular fne
ran Of Burr all and running in good
of oxen Wagons Chains. Blacksmith shop Tooy:
Soo5 Dweiline with EACH Stables
a nt eemplee Al of the above
Land wtich is included Also rs
Trees standing II miles fro I'm the Mil. =
All Of shove sell the Oo0
which will take in whole Real Estate Evans
vile st a fair valuation
For further particulars in quire AT the Mill.
noy2l d2w&wtf ~ G. &. j. KIEETT. :.
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NEW YORK BAKERY
SECOND To NoSE WEST ioF TBE MogN RAIEst4
q = Just kEC|IYED-- :. !, -.


NoNSISTING of all descriptions also hesut-
~ ul embroidered Mantilias. Parasols, Emhroicerss
Gloves Mitts Caps and Head Dresses the styles to
which invite the particular attsution of the ladies
F. X. BARKER
Fir Main and Locust opPssiss DR. BFsy'
reSidencA.
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DR. ssssasspN,S ffAaIra Rs-Ts s.Gl : Ii sss,
knti-Dyspeptic and Lnti-Biious Pills, -

A SUPERIOR FAMILY PHYSiC -oursly tegt tails;
"A mila aud peSssnt in their setioe Prove the
petite digestive saf Ca
iivenes Piles Headache aud all b +oa Disorders Col es
Wholesale and retail bya II D. PARK
Cor f our1h b ard Ns4nur streets. Cineirnat.
4i7. w w RoBE RfSs lndi anaFoiis-
Proprietor NNI. K. EYBRSDN al d. No Z 50. sixt
treet. Phladelnhia - ~ uoy7-dANtn
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JOURNEe MEN C0sDW AINERs.
MAJ ANTED Immediately Crescent CITY shoe Store
deeIl-dIS H. j. HART.
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THE GREAT REMEDY.
". Z. Smith & Co. IS
FEVER AND AGUE Cure,

LOUISVILLE. KY.
E proprieors of this nvaluae rsparation have been
"a induced eedenled de-
mand has h. TO 1T up, heavy estab
Iishmeut alone anG they prepaI-
ed fill alt orders with dispatch of the gebe- 1t
ID usually the anything in the
All ask Is to give it far trai. We
could publish hundreds Of csrtheates anaett regard
efficacy voluntary by those whom Il has
the few rat offer which be called home
dee sufficient Cases Of twelve eighteen
Standing have heen ty relieved by this med
rhe all the usual edie had failed We do not her
a everything bat Fever and Ag Chis,
NEh weats Debility.
remedy may given Infants with
ty rothing but what purely Yege able,
siren hening and invigorating to the systeu.
~ Price 81 per hottle-S7 50 per dozen.
Once street. between Third and Fourth
site Jwen Hotel. v. II. SMITH & co.
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Board of Directors.
Fnnrh az Eairectnra.

The stack of both these Companies is thsir
citizens this
ed exclusively he State InGsns
Buildings and Aereha ndze afso
earyoes FlatbsAts Stesboats equitEe Of
prem n by IL. G. GW ATHMEY.
ocy2T-d ssfTr
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thereby certify that during the h
my 'amy III thstreet Broadway. the city of Lou
isvi1e where myself three
Chills and Fever We tried the usual
quinine etc shout getting relief.
Fever and Age Cure was rreemmended TO me- and eoH
m IL. AMI in Few all ]
Ecoraa it
Tor habdi Assin Fase regard il the best medicins
for the - ever offered to the puific. -
Gives der ny hand this I'D day Of oee9her 1855 Lons
willie. Ky. W. 4. LYTLE.
Psrsonally before the Undersigned W A. Lytle.
made oath q statements forth in the feFeerinE
certificate all tue. Given under md this 22d day Of
October 1885 jus CLEMENTS J. p. J G. Z
salem Evansville wholesale retail. by
KELLER, FARNSLY & oO., :
dses- 6rad&w Druggis.s 3sfn street.
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aOPAa PAasnSE!zssNTHs n No,rTCE. A@A

TAvING connected With the Foundry ard Machine
Z Business MN. A. DUNN and WbI T4f L0R. they
both being good Practical Mechanics in the by.ips would
here that intend do gpOd work. and
able any in the city We intend warra1tirg our
when done both in workmanship aud material well
in quality. We ask liberal patronage 9ft
wish any thing ue ef tusin,ss caeusting
only your for do hu exgs~z,pg
SORE gi"TY al~a nnvi1'S HENRY sCIiRTRER
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READ THE rot1owINo CERTIFICATES

LoNooN. Laarel Co. Ky, Nov. 1. 1855.
MEssss V. II. SMITH S Co.-Lass month visit
to Louisville having heeR aese with the Ghs and
FOR and fadi relief in the iOus
that soak induced give your Fever and Agne Cure
trial missed the chill and have
proving daily thin the disease wiz return
would earuestlt this Invaluable repar
all those who afflicted with and
Chnls. Yours truly, JOHN y. CANAFAX.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-21
ADAMS, EXPRESS cOMPANY.srs
NEW ARRAN GEMENT 4

EEOR>E FEED.-we have . supply of Hay. Germ ans
uoeI7 Tf1'fs GRANT CARSON.
fg4ORN sIIELE.ERs.-we have on hand and forssI,
Z cheap Tor cash, all pat Corn Shslsrs.
vi Nv 81
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q GODFIsII.-2o drums jus received and ior ssl by
" nOv2l TENNEY & SpRENS0N.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-01-21

ESRO0SIs-5od dsssn, assorted qualities
ES noVzl TENNEY q SORESSCN.
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I0EEN r. ,CRlSP,

. I n II N u L =
A he FVANsvILLE LIBRARY AssncIATIox ROOMS Pes
- Bniidiugs. will attend esds Nc
AMI ALI Other w-tEng stsd him I7-cs
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~ nests plain Pine Tubs. nests Buckeye Bowls.
do do Cedar do. 2 doz. Curly Msple do,
do painted do, Is lrsss- b d Cedar Buckets
dozeu Mashnaards doz iron do do do.
Meal Slft-rs. DO do.
With Wen Buckets Milk Pals. Ruekets Ce
Churns Of Measures Clothes Pins kzifs
Trays. Rung starters Milk Strnners. etc etc.
For safe at reasonable rates by -
nOYI1 d. w. q ). V lCKSsH1.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1856-02-16
M. BANKS.

MI. Banks, lie nouveau Speaker Elm, des idees
extremement larges. II ne veut pas settlement
Pabolition de Fesclavage, il demande Pamalgama-
ton des races.
Nous devons lie remercieF dependant de ne pas
avoir, conme le fait Mime Stowe, pEoclam6 la SUE
periorie intellectaelle, morale es physique de Ia
race noire sur ID race blanche.
La Venus Hottentote sGduit Nine Stowe, soft
du godt ct des couleurs Il aat as discuter dit Ia
sagesse des nations. Dependant ID Venus Eelipyge,
aux formes moinsaccentuees, bien aussi son me-
rite Le negEophifisme de NJ. Banks ne IA pas
assez aveuglS pour Iui faire mecoanaftre les
graces de cette derniere du moins mons pesperons.
d. Banks seFait-itde cette ecole qui pose en- prn-
cipe que lie beau e'est e laid voudTat-ii, en- cro-
SAINT les races innser sang plus chaud plus colo
re dams les veines pAiies des beauties blanches ct
roses, IN peu fragiles des Etats du Nord
Cue NJ. Banks s'amalgame tant quill lui plaira,
c'est ID son aifaire. Que dams son negFoppilisme
ildemande Ia main de Ia file du due de TFoatTou~
boubon, ou de celle da marquis de Ia Marmelade,
GU meme de PhEfitisre de pifustSe Souloaque, nous
ne nous opposens pas. Mais pour Dieu quill Sc
garde bien de vouloir nous imposer son go1t nons
Rav0ns pas dobiection capitale GOntre le bois de-
sbene, mais nous preferons le maFbre de Paros.
Nous ne croyons pas IA success de Ia thSorie nou-
velle de II. Banks quelque bien disposse que soft
Ia Chambre en- faveur de son pFssident. Ii meme
od le nGgfophiisne feurit e plus astivsment. tout
% borne vis-a-vis des noirs hbres des illusions
stsrifes
Dependant il faut ayoir un certain courage pour
emettre les 6tranges idees exprimees par d. Banks.
Nous iui laiSsons Ia respopsabilitE du synisme de
sescpinions ct de ses predictions qui sc reaiss
ront iansaiG--CoGrrisr.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1856-02-16
Ci.AssrFlcArroN DE Llvaroel..

SUCRE.- Bonne demande, approvisionnenent
modere ct nouvee hausse,- Les transactions de la
semaine s'elevent 5000 boucauts, CONNIE suit:
InfeTeur ia ST; ordinaire, g.; fair fully fair,
~; prime, ~ 8; ehoix, 81 . 81; carif6, 8 81
cts la iivre.
MELAssE.-- Baisse d'envirou ct par gallon.
-Ventes: 65oo bariis, Ia plus graode partie 81 a
80 cts piafeTeure ct ordinairc, ct 33k les lots de
bonne aualite B choix
FARINE.-- AppEovisionnement demanaes fai-
bles ct nouveile baisse au commencement de la
seHlaine. .-Ventes: environ 5000 barils So 90 25
10 super6ne $S SO Ia fantastic SO SO SO pextra
ct 81 25a 81 IS pordinaire a fine.
PoRC.-Queiques eentaines de barils mess non
inspecte, la plus grande paFtie SIC so. QuelqHes
petits lots 30 detaillent d SIS SO SIT e barii
BOEUF.-Nous cotons 10 bouf mess Sl2 so a
Sl3 SO, ct le prime i SO q $40 50 le harit. Tres
peu de transactions
BACON Peu darrivages Ttne s,est tra;ts
que de petits lots 81 81 cts les pats-c6tGs ribbed
% 10 cts les epaules 1os les pats-c6tss desosses
eft 10 : II cts les iannbons au naturel.
/ PORC EN- GRENtER.-Ventes: environ IOO.-
coo vres cts, le pore, les epaales es les plats-
GRAIssE.- -Tentes: $50 q 400 barils ct tiercons
NO e sal6 91c $50 prime . lie, ct environ
1000 barsets 10a cts a livre. Les detenteuEs ont
hausse les nrix i cause du fable stock
C0RDE EFT TOILE D'EMBALLAGE.---Noua
cutons II soile du Kentucky III 1874 cents cel-
lie De pinde l2t i3k cts; b corde, 81 4 10 cts,
scion ia qnalit6.
WHISkEY. PEN recherche As a IS cts le rec.
siG ct so cts lordinaire. Transactions de 135 ba-
riis recti66 AeBviron 40 cts In gallon.
CAFE Fort approvisi0nneme mais prix
pleins. Les op6sations g q sema:ne con,prennent
$4,000 saes De Rio a19S Ill cts les lots de quali-
tG oFdinaire prinaes Les homes prime rappor-
taient In el6ture, ID q LII cts 10 iivFe.