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The Opelousas courier., 1856-10-25
NOS AGENTS.

NOS AGENTS
Les perssnnes suEantes sOnt autorisees collector
ct receyoir des subscriptions ct avis pour le CoHr-
rier des OpeLoasds dams leurs villages respectifs:
AUGUsrE AARAIsr, St Martnviile LIE.
ARTHUR BULLIARD POnt Breaux, LIE.
A. MILPsFAUGH, Washington, Le-
T. Z. CocHRANE, AarksVIlle, LIE.
IL Nous sommes antoEis6S annoncer que Mr..
CHARLES BOURQJE est cand.dat Anti know
Nothing pour Assessor a la prochaine election.
Opeotisas, 80 Aeut 1886.
II4n les Editeurs dat Courier des Qpdolssas:
VeuieZ inserer dams votre estimabe ieuiIle que
nous nous Ietirons du Parti Am6lIcain ou Know
Nothing
Prairie Gros Chevreuit, Is 0ctohre. 1856
JOSEPH BERGERON fills.
JOSEPH REkGERON pere.
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epEEOUsAS t:
NOMINATIONS DEMOCRATIQUEs.

NOMINATIONS DEMOCRATIQUES.
Pour President:
JAMES BUCHANAN,
De La PENNSYLVANIA.
Pour Vice-Pr6sident
JOHN c. BRECKENRIDGE,
DU KENTUCKY.
ELECTEURS:
PREMIER DISTRICT
Electeur-C. J. VILLERE.
Sous -ELecteur-L. ST. MARTIN.
SECOND DISTRICT.
EIecteur-W. J. ELMORE.
Sous -EEecteuy-T j. SEMMES.
TRoIslEME DISTRICT.
Electeur-T. LANDRY.
Sous -Ekecteur-A. JOURDAN.
QuATRIEME DISTRICT.
Electcur-JOHN MCVEA.
Seas -EkecteUr-W. L. WALKER.
ClNoUtEhE DIsTEcT.
ELecteur-T. 0. MOORE.
Sous -Ekecteur-A. GARRIGUES.
SIxlEME DISTRICT.
.EIecteur-H. GREY.
Sous-Electeur-WM BEARD.
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I'm vertu dun jugement de la Cour de
JEA District, dams ct pour la Paroisse st.
Landry, rendu dams lie process intitule Vir-
giuie Lemele, epouse &c, Us. Auguste Dos
nato pere, b. c. l., tuteur & ais No. 1914,
i'offrirai en- vente publique, au plus offraut ct
dernier encherisseur, la Maison de Cour,
dams la vile des Opelousas, le
Mardi, Il Novembre proclaim,
1856, les proprietes ci-dessous decrites, ap'
partenant a la Succession de Alfred Lemelle
b. c. ! decede. q sayoir
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ente PgIEoliuUe,

Par Ie Soussigne, encanteur public, dan
ct pour la ParoiSse st. Landry.
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Efaf de In Louisiana.

Opelousas, II Octobre, 1856.
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LIE DIR. NJ. CAMPBELL

AIttWtt1ttSt1 ttLt Ut ,
Paroisse st. Landry, 18 Octobre, 1856.
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AVIS an PUB LIC

Washington, 25 Octobre, 1856.
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ITIUb IAENIEtII, 10 fJtEuUEc. IoJU.
JOSEPH BERGER0N fills.
JOSEPH REKGERON pere.
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VENTE PAR lE SHERIFF.

Bureau du Sheriff, St Landry, IL Octobre, Is
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-26

TACOHEfe caubrics bots~a sSis Plain. strp.
al and Chscsed hus and SaLsooks, Daisys IadIA ruis
bEihantes. A1FSelhcs outs. L4-e snd hpsa CaTtaizA
Lace Masln lEeonst spsts aasn aad JAeoast Ceas
Swiss and 1aoonei suss aud gscoast frnmiags
Vel Laees and kgngs slack GenPaEe LAees Cr4Pes far
lsa's, As., -. Al VrsT csespl - AicciEzAAADk
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-26
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~ q 4 =
~ j. SEaHUHK a n. -. PEACH,
Il have formed . partnership under the name 81
and syle Of T. J. Seahary Co. and tassn the stock N
and sAnd Of n. seabary c., Ia Coopers hock, -a34
Cherry street. Aad their endn aud the puhe
thai lhey prepared 10 execute description Of uort
In ths PLUMBING BUSINESS In she nestest aa most sub
sAnta fhsy wiz also farnish and as Gas Pm
ssrvs ne hsndsomess styiea Fhsy respectfully solicit
share Of pabhe patronage. iAu3l
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-26
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE. 10 SHIPPERS,
RV savannah In Nashville.

A the Nashville AMI Chattanooga Railroad Company
~ have notified and reminded the Central railroad Com
panies Of &c rga, Of their and IL does 20.
have been noticed recognised IN the hand bills q
that Company recently distributed in city. We take
this method q informing the Merchants and Shippers By
thu line the will be ~ 50 for 100 BIS on Fst cass
goods and 81 Is the grand bills represent 81 25 70
the average through fs goods the
ward Nashville but Is beet the variation Of 10 cts
sdHO8 Summer, and deductiod Of 10 PEI 100 lbs.
Winter which makes the rate advertisement
81 IS from jane December and 81. um Dec June.
II. l. ANDERSON,
Iune2f Suuerintepdant
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-26
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
go 80 al2

RRIVAL and Departures Of Psssenger Trains To take
"A effect and afier saturday, Jane 2ist, 1856 n.
Day Passenger Ira leaves Nashville IS o'clock Ar
irving Cha tenOogs az IS olock p NJ Night Passenger
Trsus Nashville 81 P. NJ, arriving Chattanooga
AT 4 80 NJ
I,ay Passenger Train leaves chaitanooza Gam Ar
irving Nashyie $50 p A. Night Passenger Train leaves
Chattanooga at Is VI. ArrV Ma hvilie SIS 4.
IL. l. ANDERSON, suPerintsndAnt
..nrtlI. IL
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-07-26

A. C. g. A. B. BEECH
No. 40 COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE,
II STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And CARPETS for 1856.
Dress Good
Fine Barese Rnbes-rew styles;
I" Organize Robes
Rich Striped and Plaid 81 ks;
Pain Silks for Evening Dresses and Nantes;
Bareges, Plain Striped, AID Plaid;
Large lot cheap huslins;
- " White Goods
EMBROIDERED GOODS.
large assortment OF Jzconet and Swiss Noupcings;
Embroid, red swiss and Jaeonet Collars;
NSlencennes Lace Collars;
Large assortment Misses Collars;
Transfer Work and Embroidered ekirI.
KID GLOVES.
Bsyou's makes large stock.
SPRING MANTLES.
Embroidered Black and Whice Silk Mantes;
ColOryd Msnles variety sty'es-Prces from Is to t2;
Moss Trimmed Nantes.
TRIMMINGS DRESSES,
Handsome Bonnet Ribbons
Moss Trimming and Fringes;
Large " Black Velvet Ribbons.
HOSIERY.
good assortment Ladies' white, black and cOlOred
Also, good assortment of Misses and Chidrsns Hose
Large lot Gentemens Cotton and SIR Half Hose.
Gardeners Goods.
Handsome assOrlnent french linsns;
Black and Isney Fr'h cAssi neres;
Cloths;
Linen Duck-good sssertmsnt;
Plain and Check Cas- mere, fol DC, = wear;
Assortment CrsVat shirt Collars, Drawers Kid Gloves
CURTAIN DAMASKS.
In Satin and Nooi-new patterns
Handsome Lace aud Embroidered Muslin Curtains;
LARGE lot curtain Musin.
Carpets and House-Furnishing Goods.
fine 4-4,h Velvet oarpeung;
"4Ah and Y BIusseis do;
Ply Csrpedns-neS STILES
A" 2-Py Z"
Good assortment Rugs, Mats Druggets, ~ 50, and 81
Check and While Canton Mating.
Ako, large stock q cheap carpets;
~ {, and IL Floor ,il Cloths;
Heavy Goods fOI Car coverings,
pl, otton Ducks los inches side These Goods
furnish from az 10 100 inchrs side.
We have large ssOcA Of Plain, plaid and Striped osns
buyEs, very heavy.
We have GOocs the rght width for Wagon Sheets and
Tent Cloths.
Those visiting Nashville would do well give call be-
Saying lAPl2l A. O. 4 A. b. BEECH.
staple Goods.
OUR stock Of Ftspls floods Very cnpetc and pri
" ees lou. Come and see for yourselves,
AT MeCLELLANDS,
Ah27 ~ are ~ CoTrg,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-01
FANCY DRY GOODS
AND
Linen Warehouse.
p. IL r.. REILLY.

Corner Of Royal and Canal street. NelO- Orleans.
Keep constantly en- hand complete assoItms Mt
OF the newest designs Of DressGoods, Embroider-
les, Man,les Parasols etcall of their own importa
ion.
facure and every description Off ami' y and Plan
talion use which they will sell low Ear cash o.
approved credit aprili n47 l..
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-01
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

MRS. LACHS late of Vicksburg, would
vi respectfully invite the attention of the
ladies Of Yazoo City and vicini to her new
stock sf Millinery. he keeps head dresses
and caps and makes them to order at the short
est notice. She has permanently located in
Yazoo City, and will be constantly supplied
from below with the latest styles. IS
P.S. Pinking Tor Indies: founces and man
ties done at the shortest notice. Shop on JEFF
ferson street, two doors below tie Banner e.
fee. Yazoo City, may >l6 So If.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-01
na AAEEN5S !. Y R @$S m M

n. NkaNlXHlk&A1 . ~
t1fetsfAZ0O CITY, MISSISSIPPI a.
1vtaD Dealers in all kinds Of Eastern and Western
Produce. Also Groceries, Liquors, Fine Teas
A &C. Begging and Rope, plantation Goods of
eevery kind, such as Kentucky Jeans, and Lin
aeys, Negro Boots and Rrssets, Brogans, Low
ellis, domestic and all kinds Of Staule goods,
Carpenter andSmith tools Of every description,
Castings. large wash kettles, Pots, Ovens.
Spiders, Extra ids Stew-pans, Skillets, enarn-
eled Kettles, suldrons, Stoves, Glassware,
Nails, Tar; Lime aud Cement, Window glass.
and Sash. Putty, Oils.Powder, Shot and Lead,
lfurdwsre, and all kinds Of Cutlery =.
Fine double and singled Barrel Shot Guns,
Rifles, Powder Fissks, Gun Caps, Eley's pat
ent Gun wads and Caps, Shot Pouches. WHIP
ing rods, Go, &C., Woodwork Of every descip-
ton, also Wagons, Carts, Wheelbarrows, Corn
Shelters, Straw Cutters, Pump Curbs, and Fix
lures for Cisterns. M3 .iifef9t
Fine chewing and negro Tobacco. Cigars OF
every quality. Also Agents for Geo. Page &
20 Co.. (Baltimorel PortableiSaw Mills. Fa
They are prepared with a good Fire Proof
Warehouse for the storing Of goods and Cotton
liberal advances made ID cotton stored with
them 81 tFtH = r. &. <EsblN
or Purticular attention given to receiving
and Forwarding Of goods. W
Yazoo Cit. june 6. J s56-ly. kiSt& !,
va risr7 NEW 4IxE4f %f
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-01

- ~ Ia I 49, = &. Il
49, - DANIEL SWEET.
~ S s. WHOLESALE AND RETAILER II
HARDWA y, CUTLERY, GUNS, pTS
tolls AND APPS,
saa Plantation and Carpenter's Tools,
French, China and Stone w re,
81 AND LAMPS
I Wood and Basket Ware, Twine, Cotton and
.danilia Rope, Groceries, Liquors and wines,
choice Green and Black Teas, &C., &c.
Agricultural implements and Garden Seeds.
India Rubber Betting and Steam Packing
vicksburg, Miss. n archQ goth I856tf
JOHN @. STRAssERI q Co..
|TyHANKFBLto the Citizens Of Vicksturg
j and surrounding country, ani especially to
thu ladies'. for the very liberal patronage hero~
ltofore extended to them, beg leave TO inform
them that they have Just received, and are new
opening splendid and elegant assortment OF
he choicest goods in their line, carefully select-
ed from the best manufacturing houses, COM
prising-
Corsets of all description:
A fine assortment of Trimmings, y
| All articles belonging to the Embr oiderv line
A Splendid assortment of Child's Hose and
81 ives,
Silk, Cashmere and Merino Ladies' Hose and
| . gloves
/ ~Ombs OF a.. kinds,
Asplendid and large assortment of Jet Neck
laces, Bracelets, Ear rings and Crosses:
Port Monies of every description,
Pearl and Inlaid Care Cases.
A full assortmentof Perfumery,as
Pomatum, Fancy Soap, Extrait Cologne, etc
i All kinds Of Baskets, lower than ever offered
= before in this market:
4 Toys.
Il We have eimedin our selection to secure
lthe most elegant articles, and we invite gu,
!, lfri nds and the public to call and examine fo
themselves our large and varied stock before
purchasing elsewhere. being fully satisfied tina
!, Fthe superio' ity quality and moderate prices b
/ our goods win give all satisfaction We wi
take great pleasure in shoming onr assortment
4 Vicksburg, February s, 8ly.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-01
FAsIIIONABLE DRESS MAKING.

MRS.MAGUIRE would respectfully inf rm
s1Al the the Ladies Of Yazoo City and vicinity
TINT she is prepared to make dresses in the
most Fashionable style and at tie shortest
notics, Lady Basques, Capes, Mantals, Bril-
will suit the whole year. Corner Jefferson
and Washington street. Latest fashions re
ceived monthly, Yazoo eity, Ap,iIdl, a. ly.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-01
ELEGANT CLOTHING
For Spring and summer

A LFRED yMUkROE T. &C., "a Magaz ne st.
IN corner Of Gravier, are now in receipt OF
their Spring aud Summer stock OF clothing, all Of
which ls m ,de in the best manner and most fash
ionable style and from the choicest materials.
They would also give uotice 10 those In wait
Of Wiater clothing, that ifisnot yet too late TO
buy good overcoaf. for they have sill on hand q
complete stick of Heavy Goods which they are
selling at greatly reduced prices, Boys and CHI
dren's clothing ofail kinds. Furnishing goods OF
every desc iptinn, trunks; carpet bags and u,ns
brflas; INDIA Rubber Articles, OF every variety.
The prices are fixed Alfred Mpnfoe y Co,
81 Magazine street, rof Gravier, New Or
leans. ap-iti n47iv.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-01
SELLING OFF
At Cost. for. 7

THE undersigned who has been 6ci{lzen 81
Il this city for many years, tak es TIL 5ceasiof
to tender those kind friends who hgx6<p 5lef
ally bestowed their patronage o. him Z kss nor
sincere and heartfelt thanks, ard IS he Is detsf
mined to leave This city, he VII sell OF his Cd
tire, large and gaspidosnt so 81 az Ooas l:
Planters, Mechanics ana Merchant would
find it greatly to their interest to call and make
their purchases at his estab hshment.. He Is de-
termined to sell, even ifhe does not obtain cost
for his articles, SO all who desire cheap bargains
will greatly be benefited BY spendin ING heir money
at the CHEAP CASH STORE Of III KEIMAN.a
Yazoo CITY. June 90. 1856. III
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-01

THE subscribers have on hand az are cen
SANITY receiving from their mandatory at Ptis-
.urgh PENN, Plantation and Road Wagons fei
horses and oxen, Cane Wagons aud Carte, Days,
Ok and Timber w heels, with ane without axles;
warehouse and steamboat Trucks; Jersey and Bag
rage Wagons; baggage and other cars for horses
and oxen: hand carts; wheeibarrows of every des-
eription, aud all other articles in the wheelwright
line made Of tho hest seasoned materials and war;
ranted to be superior to anv ofherfanufartnre
which will be cold al reduced prices; and lower
han any oler establishment in the S5uttsern
country. P0rchasevs VIII find j, 70 their interest
TO call and examine our stock befurc purchasing
elsewhere We use none hnt black Locust hubs
made by Ne Is warranted. Apply 10
PHELPS, CARR g. CO., I04 Carondelet St.
April II, SO IS
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-01

:, ~, ;. j :. :. - y 3. - =! ~ k4N4Acy
f0fzdt Dectaons of " Ur1tG 0foans. rnd
those Affections ~ 80. !
n u THE RURIs rr1.
OWING to The mAry ,dem9nds 10 His cel1br..ua
u Mixture. the propr;etprx have estebi;s5,s5 ~.
following agents 81 itcan Sc bfonsrlv r1eured h,,
i'll those desiring it Owing Is ire difioolfr bare
tofure, e procurine Gle arfsels-as 4 easd 4. on,
had Of Drs L. O. Thonpson Y ca. New (5rleens-.
has caused it to be extensively eounterfe;fed The
pnblic are therefore referred 10 Tie descrt;on 81
The Genuine Article Given below And viii ,feollecf
that It can only be had Genuine. out 81 New Or.
leans, from the duly AUTHORIZED afrents Mans tIa
notice. An agency will Shortly Is estnbI;shed n
Yazoo CITY. N which due notice will IL river
In all unco,lplicated cases one htfle Eli esct
cure. For full particulars, procure 7yeafise" to
be had gratis. by writing 70 DIS u % ~ 4 Co,
Ne = Orleans, orof any q the agents
sssons aresiding q distances, Wishing 10 consult
tail ~ thsr ps0n san g % ~ rgaangs full de-
Medical Infirmarv' Nav 1880 Co., = H'0'nesn
CAUTION -lkeeoIlees the genuine i hqdid. has
French Label nG y h nss sts q, i &c ass
lie Roy, NJ D.. Paris. on Il 3 stamp tam over the
mouth Of the bottle with lie Roy peifiers' mi.
tials and signature, and every English labd has the
M snn gas.uIe - =; IH,n!SON 4 CO.
,;st,s i. ar If;sad s.sss. ~ sole pro-
's''s = a, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7 II.sp I'M sAnRxra
Louisiana, - Shreveport VIM. sBsli. Drucc;xf
Baton Rouge, j. u. Violet. z
/, Farnierville, a. shlenker &sce.
AarTisonburg 1hlenker 4 Dosher.
Mississlpp1-- Natcnez -. McGmw,
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-01

KS. ID. HOWE q Co.
RESPECTFULLY call atten ion to t heir
IL large and fine stock Of Linen Goods a
mong which may be found
Beautiful Linen Lawns, in patterns or by the
yard;
Childrens striped and printed Linens;
White Linen Drills, Hght.for children's wear;
Linen Sheetings, 1O-4, Ia and 42-4 wide;
Pillow Linens Of all widths;
Bleached and brown Huckaback and Crash;
Bordered Hucaback Towels and Russia diaper;
Irish Linens, at all prices, and cheaper than
ever:
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, from one bit to
| four dollars.
Vickshurr June s..
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-01
PhiIadeiphia Manufactured
MILD

wood and iron Az etrees, tor Horses and Oxer;
Days. Jersey and Baggage wagons, with iron and
: God Axlcs; OK and Timber wheels, with and
without axetrees; Trucks and Wheeibarrows Of
every kind; and all other articles in the line made
of the very best materials and workmanshipwar-
ranted 10 be superior TO any other manufacture,
for sale reduced prices and lowerahan any other
estsblis,.a ent. for cash OF ciiyatc ,pisnce.
Also on hand, large assortment Of Sugar and
Cotton psows. Appiy 10 DAVID G.. WILSON
"a Per i'd slreet, corner Carondclet St Orleans
April ,56. n47~Iy
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-08-01

81 <lI9 III HAHpAWAY WHITE
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-08
The Military PICNIC.

We had MI the pleasure Of participating in
the festivities of this occasion, on the FIRST oil
May, Tut we understand that it was a grand
afair, aud everything passed of pleasantly
and agreeably, although the weather was not
so favorable as desired. Speeches were made
by Gen. F. MARsh, w. J. GILMORE, Esq,
Hon. ABSEa HAisEs, and JOHN G%aovEa, Esq,
OF Greenvil;e, which were listened TO will
much interest. TIE appearance Of The
..Guaris' and "Corret Band" in their new
dresses, was grand anil is highly compliment
ed by everybody. We hope the company may
live to participate in many more similar oc-
cas,ons.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-08
Cor spoudeneerf the Eaton Democrat.

y AsnixGroN, April %, 1885.

W AsiiiN6roN, Apfli -, 1905.
One the most important question likely 10
claim the cons liberation af 4 ongfess al this
session will be that relating 10 the improve
mett of the Ohio River, with o view 10 obvis-
ting The difficulties exist ing al The rapids, uear
Louisville. For several years the trade OF
West, dependent upon this great highway, has
suffered, the facilities afforded being made
|oUaie To lie apbliyincrcasing business. The
Louisville Canal. which NIGH have done lis
work well in 1925 Is wholly unable 10 meet
he business requirements Of 1855, and the de-
lay ineideni to the transit hy that channel is a
serious inconvenience, and a matter Of yexa-
lion, to all who ARE obliged 10 depend upon
n, especially late in the season when IL is on
object 10 hus,en lteight furward. Ii has been
proposed 10 enlarge The canal, o very good
move, bnl such a measure should not be pros
ecuied Hnlil steps are lRkeG topfevent the loss
To The business OF the West which woald &C.
.cfue by The stnppagr OF navigation Tor q year
|ot Two, while ihe Improvement is being made.
Beyond a Doubt o plan will be suggested t.
meet The exigencS OF The case, and believe
Conerpss will act promptly and fayorably upon
any measure which promises a satisfactory and
consl ~iniiQnal Improvement Of the river. The
Committee on Commerce i,aye the moltet be-
fore tht aud will make a report at an early
day. Mr.. lunn's Bill TO make the Ohio q
slack water navigation, by means oil dams and
locks, is too Wild 0 scheme 10 obtain he seri
GUS consideration OF Congress; the expense Of
such impforem mt nts ~ would be counled by
millions Of dollars.
Tie D Deficiency Biz has heea sadly scored by
The House, aud it now remains for committees
Of conference 10 arrange the grounds OF ADJUST
ment betwt en thai body an1 the Senate
The action upon The Bill has been sweep ing,
hut there appears 10 be a DISCRIMINATION 10 re-
Ibuke, and check If possible, that reckless
spirit Of speculation which exists among gov
erumenl employers aud the Deficiency Blu q
mailer OF cOurSe nj every SesSiun Of Congress.
There is considerable fGlering just now
amOng sun':ty lobby lucmbrrs aad Others in
~iereslel IN lie items 81 HE Deficiency Bill BY
an u~nwanahtable borrowing npOli The nations
credit. | intend 10 las some OF the sold items
before your r~eailtrs, thrt they may see chow
lie money goes"
The Committee Of Way and Means viii
! turn ;lleit attention 10 the Tariff Fill immedl-
a'ely uponsibe reinIn Of Mr.. , ampbell. The
Bill reported to The Senate by Get. James will
he laid before the Commute aud probably be-
come the popu lnr measure Of lie House, with
a few itidine aGie ndnleu;s. This Bill eniar-
ses lie Tree list aud flccluaIly protects oul
importers aud HE reveune fnom fraud. ]
think The reople at large have only 10 under
stand The provisions Of Senator J ames' Bill Ia
/ approve ,hcm. The T'ar'G needs remodeliing
10 meelthe requirements III the progress Of The
age, The only question can be as 10 which Is
The best plan. &
l ~ M ..At. - rN1rH nt,obano N arc vt nlah
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-08
War.

They seem 10 have extraordinary proceed
ings on foot in the town 81 Salem, Indlona,
which are summed up as Ellows by the Com
mercial:
We have some further particulars ofthe mob
operations in Salem, Indiana. The conduct Of
the females who destroyed The contents OF q
grocery or two, was somewhat steep. The
Know Nolhings are accused Of having helped
the women 10 slaughter the whisky. The
Know Nothing paper had contained an mich
promising the ladies ample assistance If they
concluded TO make wal on the doggeries, and
The proprietor OF one Of these places was held
by men while the women destroyed everything
they could get their hands on, sugar, molasseS
md liquor were spilled in one common tuin.-
Next the Democracy ASA lied and Quilted the
Know Nothing newspaper Office. Then The
Know Nothings threatened the Democratic
newspaper Office, which was fofnhlabiy gnrri.
soned, aud a desperate and blooay fight be.
tween the full forces Of The two parties was
apprehended, The last hat was heard flon
tie seat Of war, The Democratic e1itof bad just
whipped The Know Nothing editor aud the
excitement was beautiful.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-05-08
Indignation offered to Mr.. Buchanan.

Willie all other cities rendered 10 Mr Be-
cHAYAN, their Inequalities, the Councils Of
Philade lrhia, which is composed OF a set Of
miserable, naiIow-spirited Kn@ Nothing
demsg5gues, refused TO grant this distinguish
ed. Statesman and patriot The use OF indie
pendence Hall for the purpose Of receiving his
friends after an absence Of three years from
his native land in The service Of his country.
II is perfectly characteristic OF the bigoted and
inioleraut principles of Ina: parry. "iAdvoca-
ting proscriptive and secret doctrines, they
have proved that their heads were no strong
er than their professions, aud their course IN
this instance shows that their heads know
nothing OF the amenities ard ceuriesieS oil life.
1t is a burning disgrace that the greatest CITY
in Pennsylvania, and the one next largest ~
the Union, shoald show public7disrespect to
one OF her notlest, greatest, and best states
men-a statesman whose fame is not only re-
vered IN his native State, but belongs TO the
whole country.
This Hall has repeatedly been granted 10
other distinguished gentlemen, as well as to
some who never had acquired dis,inciion--to
FIRE and military companies, &c. But when
the friends Of Mr.. Buchanan asked for it, they
were answered with an emphatic NO. Had
MI. B. been some itinerani Know Nothing he
would no doubt have been received in the
Hall, amidst the cheers and congratulations
ofihe majority of those who compose The city
councils. But he is Democrat, and was
again setting his foot on his %"native heath"
and was being welcomed home by the men Of
all parties-ihe members of the Philadelphia
councils excepted-an and hence these wise iuen
OF the 1city OF Brotherly Love- fonnd it nee.
~essary TO deny him the use, fora few moments
of that noble old building"