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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-26

WAR WAS ANCIENT fHoMast-The Liv-
vIngston meeting Of Saturday last, was, we
understand, rather large, induced no doubt.
by the fact that Mr.. SiaUR would I" beard the
lion in his den that day. Well, Mr.. S1cuR
was there, but trhay was the " lion r-uhar
was ancient Thomas. Echo answers
sehar! Notwithstanding a committee had
been appointed to wait on the Hon. T. G. D
and inform him that the tiger must be con
fronted, the Hon. T. G. D. suddenly rem
embered that he was very Ill and could Mt
come. OF course not-ths generaIimpression
was he would Mt be there. Happening to be
a DAVIDSON ratification meeting, the resolu-
ttons to that effect were unanimously adonted
by ali the DAVIDSON men present. Mr.. ST.
erx's speech, we learn, had a wonderful ell
ect upon many Of The DAVIDSON clan who
did not before understand the mysteries of
that first Convention.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-09-26

FOR ASSESSOR.
X
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-29
lralff.

y Assseesoece.
FIRE. INLAND AND LIFE.
usvnAHn oelseAxY, xAaxSogp.
SAakeoeo1 No.
oasA cAfTfAL, 0ssssses
'ssus >oE 90. OF Tsz o S ..w ,o,..
Casa o@sasAi ssoosaso
SoRTa.wBsT.xR
lassrAaee g. q H. osAts
G.usscsacss musuaI AZ. s.ssraaes
GO b q llarsesFl, CO.
AceyIaaD CAPITAL. N BOO 300
AAiA bet. 1xeat Aaa oeeead -
Aeri s.dvls hkNAV =. HosfAAS. Akes
AssseksSe lssssrsssee Co. !
Ssss 3 No. ! D.,..e.n. s,ssl. over cssss'
o'"s' sssss; DAifEsToss.
~ ss,ro.,, &c. !; oss.spo,s n:I. &
o oi ' ' sns;s 4; s.ne., 3 /, sss,.s
L;c. DSssMnr. e..sAsss.
| p Az Sl.skAaSSyS2 kkr. sssr'..s'
JANIS 4. DAL&xLL. ka.ess,
r. 3. WOODWARD AssasN. Sec
IAisisa homo CoMrAuy. II snsures exciasivsly
| 90 NE nasasl plan. ne ssock connsts OF prsnf
nosss and there II nov Us 80 N saeA aosss IL
pas,essica o. the Company All shis properly can
| BE- roAeAed By process from our own eearts, And
therefore oGers ssz1ctent guaranty thai the mem
ters will recover The sum anssred 10 case Of los
Tis plan Issuance sas como ,nta general 49, "
VI cAssrrn cid cs, becsuse II eoRhtncs cheapnest
with safety, and Keeps money circulating ~ home
/ thxt would otherwise b scat Abroad. lanfsdvu
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A RETIRED PH.sIcIAH

lwho.s sands If life have nearly run out discovered
while In the East lndiss, cert In cure for Cosunn
ton, Astbus. Broachits, Cousis, Colds, asd 0oS .
sral Debility. The remedy vs. discovered by hin
Wishing 10 DO much good - Pcsibis, hs wll .oDd
TO such Of his Afflicted fsliow-b ihss a. request n
ibis receipt, with full aud sxplt directions Tor i
each applicant to incloss hiD oss shliiinx--thrse /
cents 10 DO tsrnsd as postage On tL receipt and the
remainder 10 be applied " tue psyneat Of this adj
ysrasemsDt Address DR.. II. JAtEs,
se.lS Grand H., Jslsy City, n. a.
Apllo dAvta. -' .-
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SELLING orr.

Lease o0d Ei1e0feS Fer sale.
Vsug ssssertbsn hsstsg - visvs essage q bssissss
sr Us looss sd ax.urss ri their il uay.lls
SasGk Ssssne arsst Ghsvs fxry-A5or1ag AZ sxczl.
sSss oppusSssRy sos ny vtsAas to sEtsr
WheasssAs ~ 1vsds bus1nes. OR exssuays een
$685. ssrcarS shs esspsYy ~srid ts Of gre A4rsn
eu.s "a osv sssss- Iss etosx VIII also Dc dsposec
o. yeussssts ssSBs and hssrg bsaa purchases bsfefs
ne >6puGcsta pfioas ws car uass great .Donosneris
: tsesfs iap7drs AbsSsts q Rap
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p4r1rs ssLoos AID RESTAURANT.

THIS Paises isaiBs SaaspB sAii be sgstn opeaed
II "a Wsasssizs Regl- MArcA E-sa, and VII BE-
60 saaee As aersiofore GA s6e nHstsFn and Europe.
a. n..u nader Lss saasrri a9a a. T. e. Sixan.
u 0sssxss, 6aee ssd Meas Of ali sssd served ~ ii
&nf IN every s.kss "a ID IA er En lfpsss-
cd oy Ia, soasr ssn OF sts f9rs asgaiar zssis
frog s1ii Is oselssS, kva u al = sna IRON iit
H. Selng W ended villa eebcieHt As4 competent
soaxs, fss4 assarS4 q rsaaag - nd perfect kA.-
tsfavtl.yn ~ all ~asfsEnr EjJa Va II patronage
fals Sal - - aI4sa 40 And .Sna -sssa IL fsen {
tasaa&f y ~ a $3.50 Die &hd az
t.aG ,IsIst 4 ~ s0fs leIrs city
Tsc-s xneN.s - - Of x30as &r5a-s lRst 90 10 Tie
tI Palace
OF SFAAs nS3~ssa Ffssl asd ~s<1Hs streets, s.sl
sAs ssxs ~ 4 .-l!Sss , S4S-As.
n.ss arf - 49, Ut EASTWOOD
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Chubb, Bro, Barrow &CO.

nP9ER for sale on reasonable terms thsf ~ Ing
" desirable property
20 handsome building lots In North DsvssPort.
Lot 80 TO- corner Ripley and 9Th Streets psau"
ial site for . dwelling. -... a.<i
The large and handsome Cottage On the corner Of
Wssarn avenue and 8th sussts-lot 90 400 fsst-An
opportunity often offered TO obtain blue residence
ct oonvsDisnt distance non the osafEs otbusiaess
Pnes os 100. $1,000 oAAh, oI0eo il mosels, ana
balance u 1, 2,3, esd ysArs '4'~ nhHes
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CHICAGO LnATaBR nBLTlN0 REFRACTORY
kKLAT = D34AOkOU0N.
Manufacturers Of Superior Article OF
OAK TAnNnO
l. Il A IT III 4 u - ELTl NC,
Which hey viii cell at Hsw York and ncstso prices
liberal discoant Ds4s 70 iasgs psrcasssrs.
KKLLY s. 1kAcXDUlu,
Tanners, Curnsn imporsrs Of pesanA and EngiiAa
.saiAsf, Dealers in TAnners' OIL and Hides 2S3 Lake
Street. CHICAGO i LLiNoIS. Nn3 tune ~ avIy
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Q.bha1s,

-s
UNION CAR AND BRlDCE WORKS
70 u Nd ny,
~ V1lOMVlkAk,
CHICAG o, ILLINOIS,
sun. ;. ss:ss. ~. !: :::
.. ss: e S I: = ,iSs ss No.
D-''.eo"' s''s, o o;S;. ss SSa 1fs. souros,
...s s:ss ss =: ss4 :..a III
xorlcx.
w g. MlLLkR, isss eftAs arn ofAvery, uphAn
" nIls, Haviss di.e'ysa fsea ss.s go ssns Ssn
r. ne 81 Mi Il Is soLSDs, so. -, sSssa
Water street, csaeAso, and having been 90 FORUM
i. e sss ~, s s
them 10 s6sr sActr stock for nett .SHsA, ~ lover
price, has be found ~ sny cher Hease In The
fAsir stock 10 large, aud entirely sew, end cor
ice iess.. Z. 80 80 Bose: :. G..s''
g ma ma s ssss, s SS sss sr.s si ss:a
90 MA aciassss, 100 /" codasA
.ss, . ,R.ssssdf ...on..., q wesSsa VA.
ls.s - . ~. MlLkkn Z angNDs.-
AROyH CASES. SHOW CASES.
RiAsr 4 NlcAolls,
= NOW oAo1s and Meal SasA MaAshstussrs, lssh
= ssaA Siask ssrsst between Adam' AND Aonros
sno. ossss q every Description. constantly on hand
and made 10 order, such = silver Plated, German s-
yer, Rosewood. sAahosAny. Black WArst &c. Or.
Asrs from the country pronpsiy attended 90, Casss
and 'Ai'R'd to N 81. 7 NJ Hs.a
isal south Clark street. ?. Q. Boz sios CAicAse H.
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REYNOL Ids, ELY s. 90,
WHOLESALE GROCE8s,

WnOlE3ALE GROCE0S,
30 south w..sr Street, corner Michigan Avenue, so
CHICAGO,
Law in sse,s and ossr 70 the spras trade the isry
Iless and most couplste asscrtnsnt Of
orc Q Or1 80
= fs ssa .... .a.
Arss hAndA ~ GA e4r nAasssats sasA 70 sny house
setsr vsss We iavia ssssiaa ssssassa 4 1oessrs
aD6osAGs % our sseak OF
wAisA esaprisss larss s.d eempsss assostnsnt end
1t prices q low or lover than In New York cC.
We sossas sxauinastca Of stock, and are con
ss.ss :, = as =. he ia''' Of 's; ss =; ,e'
1851. sPRiN0 rsApk. 1881.
T101A1 0101ex . Co.
IL. ~ a4 ~ s.s.cI. j. l sD.
CEiUAoo, ----..- ILLINOIS.
xAsspAc1 rRsas o.
Rosya And FinisAsd sr.s' Work Of every ts'erip-
Plata, Piaaishsd, Stamped and jApanned TN Ware,
Copper Pipe, Kstslss. Boilers, Bfessts and Covers,
sods fsaasAins, prassAt Pipes and cceisrs,
Beer panps sad Cceks,
Fancy and Plain roiies ssas,
Cham Der PAils, 1ardsn sprin fierss sc,
Arsssian Well Pipe, plain And Galvanized
IN and fsses Panps, 6c.
wuoLxsaLs psA lsRs u
Tuners stock, Naehiass and Had Tools,
Prsseh hnyed and knanslsd Ware,
Lantcrnsot S<sSy variety, 0sAsisrs' and Bolt Cop.
per,
t3fass, Copper, Iron and steel Ware,
BPass n Copper Tubing, Block Tn, AntimoGy,
SAess and Siap Zinc, inSot Copper, fsnps,
Hydraulic kAns, Iron and LsAd Pipe,
Rubber Hose, Betting and Packing,
Steyss, Hot Air farnices, kexistess, &c.
All ofdsrs promptly attended, and prices a. low
a. the markell VIII allow.
ErWs afsays receive OLD COPPER AND
BRASS fron our casio mers At the hishsss rates.
raos. csoass, nDwAap 1AAsLrOs, go. sAfss
mhlc a.
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sare nav % mako . 6rsaas soon y % bay
ne Righf Of one Of
etark,s GeteArAsea Fisar Mills

SkHLY RATESfEt.
,fsak S.rspsst aaass staple anfAds AID Gem Fael,
reeziuse less poser. tess assea.EaA, and nAkiIS
larger yssss AnA asttss szaiiis sf aast, saan any
1880 in ass Sof ssiss Nil can Be sssn- CO.
lne 4 nSsehAEi eoAuission asd custom pesaaesss
eofDSs 81 Perry ana ira streets, davenport,
49, We spasaE Zee tbs ~ He 40 perform - Nc
rspcsssaf ssd 70 sriBd ever tel ezsaeis neet PEI
soar Cal aud zee ior yourselves For Riens sss
nfslls Sey TIE SIsssa OF isss AID Il ials A9Plf
JACOB NEAVEkr IN
49, feba5
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ana hsSlns had iwo years. erperissss in he ba.,
soes, rave nsae I'm p0vsmenis la the spplies,tos
a Sompeslueo OF sao mater. Al, whereby they are
shAoaoa 70 oonstfuet y more durable roof has any
oAsi eoMpeei!ion y, isvsntsd. As $40 presf Of
Ms vaias OF West Hoodax, there are saysrsl ir.I.
A.ois ?, tas tnvsanoa travelling this state viii i.
anasa Assa that are siightiy varied. bal on "a.
AMI sAsioa Ais apostolic v ssii The dHsrence b.
soen nose and Hes,'s Cement. The sas.sI err
nAss s1smined iosf diGsrsst samples ., /. sss pro
ssaasa rAssnts and % tracing lAs uall,I osl nssa
ns psnes nas sii been 70 ling IL VESTS hoof-
.nk, aS aaDssriess would caution the public
aSStna All sach lstradsrs, As IL 10 we'll know lAs,
az. QUAR- n.tefal has yei bean discovered vaisl
sh oosf Ne action Of heat aud cold, fsoss sad %.
tsr sqlAi 70 ladis-Rubber and II any disooycnu
naT Of Infringement, he parties thereto WI b
sesa fssponssbiA Tor such infrtsgsnsas 70 the Aa
eItent Of tho law.
"n' Wells = Co. will esysr roofs and keep tAsu
5000 oraes Tor 3or 10 yssn wi,hou, sxpsnss y
tns owner, ars asd rnestarsI wear ID tear sassp,
B.--Psrsons wishing 10 purchase County
Mghn Ia Tho STATE Of LOVE- for ne sss Of WessS
H"osag ear es supplied By applying 70 W. Well.
o., hipisy sTsst, bssv ssa Front and Second.
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nAxxY.s lKAPER AND xowIa


fx,s ISr0e1 WINES q Li3a5rs, Cigars, DC.
rug SSs sfaxi 1sss oz4sES,
1lRy lbs 6sGMx2 tksGsrs, s9c4Zs st., corner - hip
icy, 4 mis- sify, VII De Ja.apty vita is
i.rSss snd basi ssssS VI lGp9rya Tlass, Liquor sss
O.eArs. eser Acoaxe. 81 ava slssi "a country. ouF
fsavy neo3s ~sse oil purchased e. Al1nIrssi L4EAcs
knd saipped " EOHb, 10 4aLblns "a -
GUARANTEE yhGG FIRE.
Feeling sDntasst thai slsgs ps.-4as CaAinF
arA proE, sin compare fxvoTsble iL6 aas 10 Aasfrs
Invite tss sssnroI 81 p~rsis. ziug ps.ieA4ze
" 49, Wf ISIS E DOsssh nAhNf-.
VIZ. P. possss, tas New YCfa
u kAksHs, tro1g Aoatr. aeb
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VESTS PATENT
lndia-Rubber Cement Roofing

Wa. WILLS co. wauid seknowlear. III. III
erAi patronage thsy hsse rsosi, Cd ron n on
Isa ana Ne pabilsis ~ sars, Asa would Iaiorw
49, -. 0sy are engaged 10 The business Of Rooaas
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ssouLD q SrEekE viii seesseiH : fss dsss =
u splo0Aid assortment Of ttsset aGd 1xpssafy
S,ss~estGws. per ship sAaddi-s 80 direct from
I.ae1eu wnish tAsy vii be hap 80 sxhisss " LIS
Sso0ae II navsspsst end yieistt: oerstoek shsL
sscGased ONi soEpAss Via Any De foaDd ~ tnl
snss a. Nee Tovx. sor tfiAissles AND tes ny al
s,,is $50 ssststy 81 psttsras . e. fariiiHes I0'
iasor.iur sGd receiving latest stytss eanISt Do
ssseesss6& As oaI laai1r FartueT aas isiSs " sif
SA~t ons os Europe and visited The tsrg~st and
ss<Doe In tas ORD hs 10 wsai postse
~ 10 prisss sd sss styles Which Etese NE roy
SAeas ~ Ika prom fesi soyessxns Of Lhs Old vorlA
We sAaA koeP .seSy vsfists Of CsTpeS, sEe
t>sse1nee 0i sis " ssssi5 every tassa uEd sol
611foo. slsE ~ .
G1S.<e 80 fellow eist.sas. sd essesisti5 iss "a
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ovrics o. BgcKsTg STATE lsspsascs CO.,
No. 10 FroAl street, ost. Aaln AID 5ye4 more,
ainsisnAki, y. Dec. Ion, 1850.
To all whom IL ~ nee rn:--.This 10 10 certify
tnAI hav exainin 81 spscime and roois Of W b
cniidsA 90 - p 70 and &ster Proof aomsnt Roof
ing, and beiieseH 10 be earnestly Superior 10 any
etnor kind vi Roofing nov In use. l Vas all eye
witness Of severe trsi Of Of these hoo H. from
large volume OF AaIns from An adjoining building
uhich struck rceuy upoa the kosfAhd cerntee for
near y half 81 nour. Il siood iss trai beyond AL
sxpes q H. u, = nd cd inc D oil ding,
signed, T. W inAskkLL,
Pfssidsnt BUCK sNe klAlA lnaufapee 90
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Dry 0ssl1s.

A0lAOhOc a 10Ao.
Burrows 4 Prettyman,
wAslss.is and Retail psslsr. Y 49,.
1as. hpa ostAise. esas !,
n, ss,..s: "a ,s; s: s.:s1 nm ..s "a q
s.isISols. sss S.r S.oS es.!s !. ,ssassless ..ss'
We are constantly resolving AdutSnA 70 esa .tock =
DRESS GUNS
silkA Marines. laEaastsas, valsasisaass.
Lustrss, DsLalnss, Ac., shAvls and xaa-
tillas n great variety,
0ieehs, osssinsrss, vsstiass, 1saAy 1aAs
Clothing and Woolsn Goods Of al kiAas,
suitable for tAs coming season.
Groceries, Crookery,
Hardware, Carpets, OIL Cloths
Rubber Goods, Window Shades
and Yankee Notions,
nors general variety Of aoode y mot to y found In
any store vest oftAs Nsssippi In conneeton with our
IL &. and a.s .s.s q oss sssis: e
y "a, ean b 9aad largo stock u Dry goods suit
10 Hercisnss =. viii sill s.y GOOD, IN our limo sDr
oA.h .Sors time and prompt papsr low !. they can
% ooashs Y ny wss:ssn ny
TO E.aKsMEKS
Pay he fieasst MARKET Price for iii kinds Of
All In wan. Of Bargains cali on
BURROWS 4 PRETTYMAN,
sol EIGN AND DON N EsTIC
DRY GOODS,
Boots, shess. Hats. Caps. clashins. As., %.
-
oc.lo DAyENroaE. IOWA
Important to the Public.
New Store! New store!
Jul ST ARRIV ED!
This undersigned would inform the ei.:=.-s Of
Dsvenpsn and vicinity that he has opened .
splendid assortment Of the
Finest Goods
ever brsaghtts this market, eonsistinx ..
Fancy Dry GOODS,
Laoes, snbr0iderisa. rrinniugs, Lsdiss'snd Cent?
Furnishing Gooda
Small Wares, Psrfun err. -, 90, all OF which be is
Quick sss,,a e =: "a :a.i i p;sss: as'
aug lAdu Brady ssr,s, between Ath aad Sin.
y -
LAS received during she pasI week large add
xxuons 70 bis stocG Of 0oods, 10 which he would
iaviss the asssnues Of all who WISH gooSs Of The
best qualify ~ The
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
10 the large stock nov In store on Second street,
oppesiss IssClairs Hsase dseis
EMBROIDERIES.
A LAR0B arrival nom ancusn-msking oar
n stock .he iarrest and ensspss. 10 the sity. Be
safs % call a. wApSWoRrH's.
RAILROAD OORSETS.
lust received 1t
q dscis wApswoRTH,s.
BLACK LACE COLLARS.
A GOOD assortment can be found at
IA decls wADSwORTH,S
NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
Eal e Es -
on
Second ii. between Brady sad Perry.
GOSSAGE g. BOYLES,
Having lss,ei the ssors forn riy occupied BY
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ctscIssATi asssov RorAL iss- Co, OIL,
Feb Sc, 1857.
nave examined W. b. ekiids d co.'s kisslie fifa
And " s.sr Proof cement Rsoans, ssd far a. can
Judge eossldsT Is . eosd In sHton Ald Wiling 10
insufs baldlsgs thus protected apon Inc seTns
a 4 In sure yLoss covered with metal.
sagasd, JOHN ,. LAW,
Agent Roya lns. CO =, Lopdea and Liverpool.
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ROCK ISLAND AID DAVENPORT
Gas and Steam Fitting.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CSUAs. r.. WEBIs

HAVING sold his Interest Ia the Drug store No.
A 10 tsCiAifs Row, Davenport, Iowa, % Aessrs
TaylorA Baitord. sould bsspeax fot item the pat
ronaes 90 kindly extended 10 him.
One Of the arm being xradaAts Of pAAraasy and
me other havtls had an experience Of ten or tvsvs
years In sas prescription Dasiuess, he confidently
rseomusuds thsn 10 the pubiis assafs And esmps-
tent.
DAvsupor, Feb. 9Th, 1857. .fikaI
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eiscassATI, January 7ih, 1857.
Having made eonsiosssbls me aify - 10 Tho smr
lie Of The Patent kiAstie csneGt Woonnx Introduced
into tails eiy " cailds d co nad II TO be aish.
rscoE u ended 10 this city ~ many ccmpstsn
Judges that IL 10 msslnx With very ready and gene
raj lar cd ustiou; that lie superiority
composition roohns 10 decd ed sad freely admitted;
sud ,asaiiy, expect l. adopt Is for my asxt roo,.
which vail be LeAIsum msr-hs sinx inie adsd 10
lin, but will he virtues OF Inc Patsut hiasue
RoonnG D substitute.
Youssuul J y. BKSSKTT.
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CINCINNATI, i2th mouth 21d, Ie36.
Thine of the I7th instanl 10 before me, for Eepl
70 thy Inquiries about the PaIeal ksastie esmout
Rsoany Of W. h. chiids d 1 nave sXamin cd
several root put on by them, aud have my DIV Ling
house aud Stable covered with the material.
believe they are The best, or Otherwise, The ost
complete roof ~ every respect ever put on build
lug, cosling the same smoIut Of money. They
Are proof from sparks or light Combustible sui.
stances. Thy Friend, EZRA BAlLY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-28

Last year the Bachanaa papers in this
State, endsavoroi - create the belief
that Phil. Herbert, the member Of Con
gross from California. who murdered the
waiter a, the Hotel in Washington. where
he was boarding, was an American =
The cheat was exposela; the tim. b1,
the falsehood was persisted IN dlrn: thu
pendcncy of tn election. We sec by
the proceedings of the recent STATE Con-
ren,ion in California, tina, Ae-ber, vas a
prominent member. and made a speech
TO the Convention. Herbert introduced
a resolution coniennins the doinss OF
the Vigilance Committee, bl, was voted
down and i sort ofron-co initial resoln.
ton adopted in its staad
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1857-08-28

The STATE OF New York has gross
population Of 3.o4S,0O OF this nun
Der 81, 900 white persons over twenty
years of age cannot read or write, but
we find of these only $4,000 natives of
the State. This gives one per cent only
of her population whe can neither read
nor write.
Massachusetts,, one OF the old States.
and a revolutionary c1temporary Of New
York, has a 1palation Of 9S5,000. o.
this manner 3S,345 white persons over
twenty years Of age cannot read or write,
but of this number over 20, 900 are for
eiyners, leaving OF the natives OF the
state 5ut about 300. Which is only
one fifth Of one per cent, OF her popula-
ton.
In Virginia, smother of the venerable
States. with a population Of S95. 900
inhabitants, there are $3.50 white pr
sons, over twenty years Of age who can
not read or write. OF this nambcr oalv
l,l31 are Motel As of foreign birth, leav-
ing 81, 1888 native citizens without edu-
cation, which is ever ten per cent of her
population.
New York has one in 100
Massa chusetts 500
Virginia 10
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Ihis Shows an inc7lasa q r3proseniatlvos
in the free stats oscr the slave, resulting
from rapid Development; Of p2pulation.-
The Senate vas equally divided until tie al
mission Of California, winch was - strenu-
ous,y resisted by the slAvch5ldsrs. Even
with the annexation of Texas. which VS. Oh
tanned to strengthen the slave interest, the
rapidly increasing population the tree
States threatened 10 leave this sectional in
tere<, IN minority. The following table
Viii give the progressive expansion Of Popa-
l4tiau
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Our Remedy has Succeeds L."

"Our raiyin- cry NIL b. Nasla.Ja
Di,uriO1 waeue CT w are iHr Attend
with such fat. The dagg.r. f. he
present has passed OUR REMEDY HAS
SUCCEEDED. We Will rsEsEKvE .Sp
CHERISH HE REMEDY OF RESISTANCE,
To RE USED WHENEVER SIMILAR pANG=
ERs Occur. RieAmaat Eaf4frer.
The above Is wat ia Redmond Ea-
q'nirsr sai- lA>, year. How Wei have
the Northern BUCCANEERS learned this
hunbag Iassoa f.on tl=ir S5ath m dis
union allies. Tae present B8chaaicr
party is male up Of southern d,sunion-
ists aad Northern Office holders yet
this party boasts of its love Of the Uai~n
LIS lone With Is much prople;y,aa a on
the same brassy impadanca as notorious
harlots boast Of their virtue We .e
the recent Penobsco, Couaty Couven-
ton Of Bachanicrs,p lAye upon this hagp
ola thousand strings as usual. TIE citi-
zens of Maine know that nine-tcnfis Of
all the Disu.ionisis in the United States
voted for Buchanan. or act with that
party
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Go " ;,il<cr and the | tsminis.ra-
tiJn.---Abritlgiag Freedom Of
speech and press.

Gov Walker in his Proclamation at
the head of the United States troops, to
the people OF Lawrence held the follow
ing language:
You were distinctly inf rmel by my
inaugural address of Nav last, that the
validity of the Terriarial latc> frGs ark
norrledgcd by N. Government ofttr In
ted SAFES. ami that they mast and wouid
b. carrnd info erec"tiaa ander my oafh
Of efFce and tie isSirar' on # the PREsI-
DENT OF rnE UNITED STATES"
All will rccollect the fraud perpctra;
ed upon the real citizens by the Border
Ruffians of Missouri in going over into
the territory, taking poesossian of the
ballot box. driving away the actual W
tiers, and the infamous laws e, acted by
this foreign mob. The laws passed Were
for the exclusive benefi; of slavery; and
Pierce and his administr ton, aud tn,
Democratic papers in Maine. said they
must be sustained President Pierce in
a special message Of January Goth. 1886,
recognized the mob Legislature as
legally constituted body and sad
Entertaining these views. it will b
my imperative duty to exert The mhote
poWer Of The federal er:eatire, to sup
por. public order in the Territory; t.
vindicate lis ians, whether Federal OF
LOCAL
Here was fraud upon the bona n
citizens winch Pierce was to sec success
fully carried through by the Unitei
States troops. There were laws which
were Unconstitutional and infamous.
which he was to see executed and which
be VAS wiling to "srert TIE ,cbole poar
Of he federGi elecutiee. to aid in ,haii
enforcement. Som, If these laws Mr.
Cass. as plant and taele as he s known
TO b., TO al tat 5 required by tn III
ting. dis-unioa democrats. character
ICED As disgrace to the age
Some ofthesa laws have since been
repealed; but the following one i new
in force and Gov. Wa!ser ard Pre>dea,
Buchanan are pledged to sc j, executed /
SEeT. II at any person rRtNr, WIKI.
introduce isto. pp5i'h or oiFgrH1r. a.
ca,.se 70 be BROUGHT mo. printei, written,
Published, or CiRCUIALEp, or sail KNOWING
II aid ar assist in bringing INTO, printing.
/ uh.lshins. ar circulating, WITHIN t#is TT
tory. any Box, PAPER, pamphlet, magazine.
handful. or circular containing any sTATI-
MENTS, ARGUMENTS, OPINION. SENTIMENTS, Doc
TRINE. ADVICE or MIND, calculated. l. pr
jBcc diSoraerly, dang r ~, ct rrarlI'-
disafscliun among the SLAVES 81 tbs I'rrI-
tory. or - iniuce such Saws / - a.la from
the service Of tn If masters. or = resist their
h shall he GtIlrY or rELa<r, and
be- punished by Imprisonment and hard Ia
b1r for term no; les, than Eve ysars
The Constitution elare~ hat
"Con-res. shall make NJ laws aarid-ing
the freedom OF speech or o! tie Pr s.
Buchanan and Wax uaan entering
upon their duties took and sab,cr eeI t
an cath to supp5r; tie Cons,itusi Of
the United States. AMI tAea in fs
months they dezlarr + ne country t44:
th~y will cause to Be * ea;ed laws vatea
r,otate the Constitution, il an ia35s'1at
particular. WHO are til, a-n.4s5 ,ae
mon. If these m-n ar, II;