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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-10
AUCTION SALES.

DANIEL HsAh SkhsoS'
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
s-1-e,e and Mcal Estate Brokers'
HAVING leased Tor atsrm Of years and fitted M the
Old Cont House corner of Main AM Third streets,
receivs for sale at auesien or
kin and merchandise; houssnoio
furniture, horses. buEsies. etc.. etc.
Cash advances made eousign snts when requi
Regular sales every Tuesday THURSDAY and Sasufday
corrmea eloct A. Also Tuesday. "Wednesday
aud Friday ghts. At carly zasiight.
80 SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The Erst Monday ofevs-y moath st loo,clock A. N.
sPrsydee ourselves with large Map City oil
Evansville sill the recent EnlargeneAts. and be.
evins will Be the interest Of all have
the hst Monday Of Every month for the sale OF
Real Estate auctoa All those wishing sell reques-
ted lists in tine give the public due notice
patronage of those having Houses and Lots Ian
either SALE respectfully solicit
ted. jyi5 WOOLSEN q NELSON. 10 uet's
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ELECTIONS.

CHICAGO, April Gin the ele ;tion Of OIL
GERS in this county the Republican ticket is
generally SUCCESSFUL at an averag, majority.
Whetton is reelected Ceief Justice of Wis
consin; majority unknown.
Nothing definite from Iowa. Dubuque city
Democratic. except ono ward which has gone
Republican. Davenport Democratic.
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e The DEAF AND DUMB AsyLUM.-The Trus-
tees of this Institution have determined to
close it, and have directed the 200 inmates to
be returned to their friends, where they have
any, and to the counties where they are
friend,ess.
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CINCINNATI MARKET

CINCINNATI, April 0.-Flour nominal,
nothing doing to-day, receipts fair; whisky
very irregular and ranging from 2li4 @22H.
closing unsettled; fair demand for mess pork,
which is more in favor of holders, 1000 bills
at 81 80; bacon and bulk meats nominal;
groceries unchanged. ~
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MINIATURES ALMANAC:

FRANK LEsLrEs' GAZETTE OF Fashion, has
been received at Dobell & Listers. It is a
capital magazine for the ladies' containing the
fastest styles and fashions Of dress, with in
structions as to the n'odus operandi Of ''mak-
ing up',. Call and examine it.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

THE RIVER continues to rise slowly at this
point. The weather has moderated consider.
ably the past twenty-four hours, with every
appearance Of rain.
OF We are under obligations to Mr. Jno
SherIey ofthe Southerner, for Louisville papers
Of Wednesday.
o. The Prairie Rose was ut the levee yes.
terday, with fair trip for Wabash, and two
barges in tow. which she expects to bring out
loaded with corn.
BELLE SHERIDAN SoLD.-Captain f.. w
Gould, who contracted last week at Jefferson.
vile for hull. has bought the Belle Sheridan
for S33 900, with view Of using her engines
which are very fine ones, in tho new boat.
OF The Jesse X. Bell on her late trip tc
New Orleans. threw overheard three hundred
sacks of corn at the Sisters in the Lower Ohio
She had grounded and threw over the corn &c
tighten off.
9th he Moses Mcclellan having been de.
tanned at st. Louis, will be up this morning
Capt. Catterlin is in command, with Mr.
Shields in the Office.
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UNION BAKERY!

THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE CITY.
CRACK ERs At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ME andersgne keep on haad
fresh Water. Butter and Sugar Crackers and
also Soda Pilot and Naval Bread which being nsnufs
tnrsd by the latest imrroved Mahnery they be sold
price place in the West and
in quality by mandatory in the couny large
stock alwas haad shop Water street bs.sscn
if.so. al srSzrcH
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

New ORLEANS, April S.-Sales of cotton
1000 bales. Advices by steamer Canada had
no effect on prices; receipts Of the day 1900
bales; sales of flour S6@6,25: corn G6c;
freights extremely dull. Sterling exchange
1854.
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CINcINSATI, April 9.-The Chamber OF
Commerce passed resolutions welcoming Geo.
Peabody from England, to Cincinnati, and
rendering him dinner. He is now stopping
at the Burnet House. tN
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z OF The following are the leading events
in the life of the Hon. s. Brenton, member
Of Congress from this State, who died las,
week, taken from the Tcrre Haute Union
Mr.. Brenton was born in Gallatin county
, Ky, Nov. %, 1910, and was admitted to the
Illinois NJ. K. Conference, as a travelling Min
lister, and appointed to the Paoli Circuit, A
D., 1880. Having studied law during the
performance Of his Ministerial duties he was
admitted to the Bar in 1871. and during the
winter Of the same year served as Representa-
tive IN the Indiana Legislature.
"A In 18f4-5 he was stationed at Lafayette
I'm 1916 stationed at Berry Street Church.
, Fort Wayne. In 1S47. appointed Presiding
Elder OF this District In 1S49 re appointed
during which year his whole right side having
become palsied and useless, h, resigned his
office, and took superannuated relation to
the church. In l849 was appointed by Gen
Taylor, as Register Of the Land Office at thi.
city. which he hell till the summer Of 1851
when he was elected tn Congress from this
District, on the duties Of which last office he
entered on the lst Monday Of Dec, 1851, and
continued till Eth Of March, 1853, after which
he was elected to the Presidency Of the Fort
Wayne College, which he held till the winter
of 1855, but in the meantime viz. on the sec.
cond Tuesday in Oct, 1854, he was elected
the second time to Congress, and took his sea-
in Dec 1854. and served under that election
till the 4th Of March last. but was re-electe,
to the same Office in Oct, 1856, on the duties
of which office he was prepared to enter.
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day morning killed the corn. cotton and wheat
crops Of this re"ion. Thermometer %.
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sTSZrcH

- BoxEs Tobacco. all best brands;
& - 80 DO Hamburg Cheese -ff
ObbisNus s. s. Almonds. Brazil. Filbert. Peanats
100 med. aud large wrapping Paper,
rcGo lbs Pa. D. W. Flour; 600 Cuba Sixes Cigars;
20 900 Flora DO Cahanas Cigars;
5000 Rosa de Santiago do. rsceiv we'd and ior
fel2 4. AZ d.. HEINANN.
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTIONl

MUST received and viii be sold at auction. ct cur Aue-
80 Rooms regular sale days. large and
assortment Notions an1 fancy articles
consisting in par. Of Brown and Bieaehed sheengs and
Shrtings Satinet Caneses Coatn. faunels Blan
Jeans HosinE Gloves Mits. Srool Threads. Lncys,
/ Merin es. shawis, Saspsnders. Sc. Sc.
ALso-Tahles Pocket Cutler Jewery and Watches
and Hair 3rashes fancy Soaps RaSors Pins Needles
Aeo eons AIDA great Of fancy art css 200 nnmer-
on, 20 mention. Pralsr WOOLSEY IL NELSON.
noyI ~. q ra Auctioueers.
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CorroN SEED OIL.-Robert Rowland, Of
New York, has filed a cavesa for new meth.
cd Of clarifying cotton seel for lubricating. for
lamps. paints. &C., and claims that for the last
mentioned purpose it is superior to linseed OIL
as it is more transparent and will not darkcn
light paints. The expense Of producing it is
very small, as every residue OF the clarifying
process is useful. either for soap putty, fodder
for cattle, or manure. The enormous con
sumption Of oils, Of different kinds. and the
! high prices Of the same, give interest and
= value to any improvement which is likely to
increase supply. Cotton seed is an immense
product, anil il the oil which it contains can
DO made available for the purposes above men,
! toned, IN an economical way, it will be an
important acquisition to the public.
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EVANSVILLE TOOL STORE,

STREET. BErw SECOND.
would respectfully Inivru the citi-as
OF Evansville aud OF the surrounding eouutry tLAt he
Receiving hs spring stock OF fools aad arisrs
articles partly INSIST
ing of
Mechanics Tools,
In the greatest variety and Of the -ery best quality. bsin
designed exclusively tor retail trade. also
Building Hardware,
Locks Hatches, wrought and Bats. wrought Hinges
Screws. Nails. Brads Trimmings for furniurs &C. DC.
Garden and Farming ImPlcments,
Shove Spades Grain scoop. Hoss, Iron and steel Rake
Manure andhay Fsrks de- - ~ f-frr r...t rr -rs
Pocket and Table Gallery,
spoons in great variety. Scissors aud SHEARS &e always
hand CaAins Mill aud Gross Cue Axes Plato
Scales. ChAia Pa aad hxtares. Brass aud Enameed
Kettles &C.. &c. csasnuance Of respectfully
solicited. AUG'S WALDkIRCH.
mA2S Main street. between First and Second.
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AlO ~ q % ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS
vUSO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases such
II STERN AroRRHGA. SENtSAL. WEAKNESS. tAFOi sNCE
GVsoKRHA GLEEr, SYPHILIS. theviee Of VsASisA or sE,
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION. IN view Of the awful de-
s,rueon OF human fe caused BY sexual diseases AMI the
cepons the unforuh victims OF such
Qascks directed their Consulting Snr<eon
Charitable Act worthy Of their nsms 70 give Medical
Graf all persons thus afflicted. apply Iesr with
desept OF their voodiiSn age habts OF
le and Ia OF poverty sad saleri
FURNIsH MEDICINES FERK oY Cn AMOS. 200 I. q
The Association eneyoient estab-
lshed by seeal esdsvment tor the relief Of sizes
distressed cted sith vlrulent and Epide diseases
voted TO expsnd in ersns the above set. asst-
less add the Association commands the highest Ms
cal skill Of the and will farssh the most approve
modern treatment. -el.
Just Published. by the Association, report Sperwa-
torrhoss Seminal Weakness the vice Of Usauu Mas
tupbaton SeAbuss, and other seasss Of the Sexua
Organs Consulting Surgeon which will be sent By
mail Gin sealed FKEE OF reeeip
| address Dr. EDO T. CALHOUN Consulting Surgeon
ward Association. No south NINTH street. Phadel-
phia. Pa. By order ofths Directors.
EZRA d. HEARrwELL. Pr.sident.
GEO. FAIRCHiLD. Secretary. felS-'5Ily
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Ffites amountihs $xO1 w
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Qrartsrs a2k.
Plan Of tho Lottery.

Whole Tickets sIo Halves IS; Quartsrs an
Plan Of tho LOTTERY.
The Numbers from $1,000 ccrrest ontfne those
the tickets printed slips Of paper
euecled with ANAL tin ubes and lseee in wheel
The int zs prizes similarly printed and enercled
placed in mother wheel.
The wheels then revolved and number drawn
the wheel of numbers and Ut the prize IL
from the ether Wheel The mbsr and drawn
aad exhibited to the audience
the prize being placed against the
drawn The operation repeated until the prizes
out. -
APPROPRIATION PRxrs-The two preeedins and the two
succeedng Numbers thoe drawing the rs prizes will
entitled the - przes according
scheme.
The ZOO prizes Gao will be det rnined By figure o.
the Der that draws the $4,000 prize For example,
the drawing the $50 C0 prize ends with No
all where entitled
2) II the number ends with No. then all the Tickets
on 70 0. ll aE FHf u n ~ q D
Packages will be soiaat the rates.
Certincatss Of Psckare OF 10 hole sickets ESQ
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CHOICE FARM LANDS FOR SALE.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL R. 4. COMPANY
PREPARED ABOUT
l. 500, 900 AC X E S
. CHOICE FARMING LANDS,

AZ TRACTS OF FORTY ACRES AND UPWARDS.
On Long Credits and at low Rates of Interest.
,U>HEsE lands granted by the aid in
the world rney extend Northeast
rse soash and include every variety climate and rro
found thsss parallels Of latitude. Th-
ss Sas and soaSea
dominates alternating with bsaatial prAirss AID open
Inc climate healthy mild and equable than any
living Streams sprils Of excellent sbound.
B,taminous Coal is extensively minea. and supplies
cheap and desirable fuel being nfnih Ct points
~ 81 tonaad wO0a be hia at the same rate per
cord
YuilS.s stone of excellent qua tv 'so ahouuds which
ptesGrei for stie tie expense Of trans
ihs great fertility these lands. which black rich
isSI ?. si wi. Road every sey
m sndtransprs,Sa 10 the principal markets. North
cuvae reader then the most valuable iaystmnt that
S and si ssa
q cem'Or,ahis indspepsenee in afsw years
the asty economy which The products 81 these
lands transported to that matset make them much
s hs ssaon eos, Of
s1 sss he
ras Title p.r.ss..aSa hen the ma. Is are are
State and in whom title s ysssed 70 the purchasers
to them aesolgts titles in fee staples free and
THE PRICES ARK FROM 80 TO $40.
INTEREST ONLY THREE PER cKSr.
Twenty will be deducted from the eredi, price
Those who purchase on long credit give notes payable In
after date and iured TO improve
annually for fve so ~ TO have hall the
lar in e Guilt atio the end oil At time.
will accompany those who wish to
these Laad free ofehrge and aid them making
selections. q 81.
lands rsaining unsoid rich aad valuable A.
those which have been disposed Of.
SECTIONAL MAPS
Will be sent - any who wiz enclose Atty post
age stamps. aud Books pamphiet Containing numerou.
OF successful frmng signed by repectabie and
we'll farmers living the Of the Rail-
Lands throughout the staaiso the OF
price cattle Of harvesting threshing.
nvill he cheerfuv given appiica
ton either personally by letter. in Engh. French
German addressedto JOHN wILSOS.
Land Commissioner of the Illinois Central r.. r. Co.
r Once in Hin ois Central r. r. Depot.
feI3-snd&w Chicago, Illinois.
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River and Weather by Telegraph.

LOUISVILLE, April Q, P.aMARiver falling;
feet 6 inches in the Canal, and falling;
feet inches on the Falls. Weather, cloudy;
mercury Al.
CINCINNATI, April 8, P. M.-Rivsr rising
.lowly; about feet in the channel Weather
:ondy with indications of rain.
FIrTsDUEG. April 3.--River unchanged since
noon. Weather damp and cloudy.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR cERrIFICxT

Enclose address 70 tn. tickets ordered
receipt Of ~aich they will be FIRST mail
Purchasers have tickets ending IN figure they
desigl-te. .fBgTfs SG1hTst kf.eF
The list Of umters and prize vii =.
chasers i'm ediately after the drawing.
Pun Will write their plain and
give their Post Once. Con uty and stsse.-
Remember thstsvery prize 10 drawn and payable in
All prizes 81 600 and under pa after
the prizes the usual time thirty days
All concentrations strictly confidential.
tickets cashed 10 other tickets at either
81 list ofthe nuubets thst are ths Wheel
the aIorLtthat prire entitled to. will he pub
iishtd alter every drawing; the follow
Orleans Delta. Iobie Register Charleston y ash
Democrat Atlanta 1ntelliesncer ana New Ycfk Day
Book. " rite your address plainly, snd direct TO
mh2e-tf s. SWAN q CO.. Atlanta Georgia.
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DRUG 6TOHE.

d.. PENNINGTON h,viss purchased tn. stock Of
months since. desires call the attention Of the public
particularly sad 60 ths city
SANITY receiving additions from the Eastern cities
which wli be sold 10 afforded any
buiidtnss ssp2o-0
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g.OS'E

BLACK figured silk Man.ilia rear First street
II on the inst The End CT will be literally rewarded
by leayinC the same at this ef,s. ap4
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GREEN RIVER HOTEL,
JAMES sTRYKER. PRopRIEroR

.ts.f- WATER srREEr. KvANsvILLR, IND.
vVHIS House has been refttsd refurnhed
aud 10 nov open Tor gae.ts. The roprstor has e
che house with tho Intention Of IT, pains vi
spared TO make comfortable who h
house Day week boardsrs wtho
B.-f have also good wagon yard snd stable for CD
sesenmodsson Of people from the country smdAvs
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nUATCHRs.-ls gross New Y orb Wooden Matches;
l.s'dsy mh,s 300 DO 90 z. RP1GGsos Cook ss SOM s.'
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NEW SRklNG GOODSy
uNy are now reesivng store Fosters Block. LIST
~ street three doors below Main. South de desrs
HE s.csk ouabls Spring Goeds sonssng IN part Of
Shnvis NautiIas Scarfs. prese Silts Or
sruaies Gipgkam DeLanes. Bereges. Lawns Prip. pa
masks Carpets RUS Mating Floor Oeoth. Beaehed aud
Sfirtine white
Sc. VIII offer very cheap 1h,ntful for past
fsvors respectfully invite the citizens Of this community
70 give US call and exsmins stock OF goods. Short
rrsN.s-~s 4" - ~ -.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-09-26
E u M LIE PLY SICIAN.
MRS FON

1T As The honorto inform the ladies Of Clinton. and
Ill is cnvirons That she loslocatcd herself in town
for season. andis prepared TO give advice and as
sislanee to such Of her rs may require her scr
Vtecs.
Mrs. FoX has, for many years. been making the
diseases Incidental To females her constant study
and This, together with long practical experience.
cni-es her to think that she cannot fail in giving
the utmost satisfaction to such ladies rs may place
ihhmsslyps undr her charge. either as IL Physician
or 0baienic.nn .Aor mo- ol of treatment being The
same as that oI ihe celebrated Mnd. Bovin and Dr.
Coiomhat OF Paris: sir James Clark and Dr Bennet.
o! London also, pr. Cartwright, and other pliysi-
cians o, note, b2n n Europe and the United States
Mrs. Fox can consult with ladies. either nj Mrs
Pa'rcks' o. visit them at home, rs they may prefer
june 6. 1851 Gms
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-09-26
OOituarp,

PIED, sepirmbr l6la le,. NJ ..-i Fcliciana Par
81, La. JOSIAH EDWARD, Son Of josiah NSp IRAN
cES l.. b MIN IN his eighth year.
lie wa lovely, obedenla and atctionalc child. cx-
hbing those traits Of character winch could not lal
to win upon all who knew him. lie was a praying
child. About two weoks previous 10 his ath he wa
attacked with the uy during his illness he reqIant-
lS spoke ofdying, and i truly affecting hear one
so young, ask his parents they would not c good,
and 20 TO Heaven oo.' The love, and UNI. mtting
attention Of innly and physician, could no dotaln
upon earth, the lovely spirit of little "Eddii.' for
He who took little children up in his arms and bless
ed them called him TO the skies, where all his earthly
beauty, A hs infant lovclincss, could reoin into The
perfected excellence of Heaven.
Look upward, and your child you'scc,
Fixed in his bessd abode;
Who would not therefore chillless be,
To give child TO God?" j. A. b. j.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-09-26
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

FOR SHERIFF.
GG"We.are authorized by the friends of ALIEN
ANDER s. NORWOOD. to announce him as II can
ddalc for the Office of SHERIFF. of the Parish of East
Feiciana, at the approaching Nevember election.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Gs"We are authorized to announce G. II JONES.
a. II candidate for "a seat in the State Legislature
subject to the will of majority of the voters of the
Parish, on tle First Monday in November next
FOR RECORDER.
mr. We are authorized to announce JOHN G.
WHITE as II candidate for reelection to the Office
of RECORDER of the Parish of East Felclana
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-09-26
silllman. Female Collegiate Institute.
CLINTON. Ia

REV. lIIILERY MOSELY. Principal.
'l'iiE NENT SESSION of this Institution will com
Il menee on the first Monday in October. Each de.
pnrtment will be filed by experienced and accom-.
pl'sled Teachers, The Buildings will soon be in
complete repair Until the main building is ready
for use. ample arrangements are made for boardng
the pupils in the immediate vicinity.
The rates OF Boarding and Tuition, the same as
heretofore.
aug. l5 1857 II, MOSEIY.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-09-26
PARTNER WANTED.

A PLANTER, RESIDING ON BLACK CREEK
II near Midway Station, on the Clinton Il Port Hud-
son Rai Read is desrous of having partner for the
next year. Any one having from FIVE to. FIFTEEN
hands, and willing to take full control of the panta-
ion will find II to his advantage and interest to call
upon the Editor of the American Patriot at Clinton
for further information.
The plantation is thought to he one of the most
fertile and productive, lying ina range of many miles
adjacent, and is within ten miles of the Mis:ssnni
river. aug 20. 1857
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-09-26
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODsl,

TiiE UNDERSIGNED arn now receiving by almost
l. every trip Of the cars from the various northern
markets u lot of their new stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
and expect the same to he larger this season and
more carefully selected than any stock Of mcrchan.
die ever brought to this market
They expect TO have their entire stock completed
BY The middle Of this month, and would offer the fol.
lowing inducements for continuance of the very
liberal patronage of the commnnityat large to-wit:
LOW PRlCES-PROpER ATTENTION-GOO
j fAslllONABLEAND WhRRANTABl ARTICLES.
They do not deem IL necessary to cnumeratc any
OF the articles TO be found in their we'll known cs-
tahshmcnt by adding that their usually large stock
Is stu increased in quality and variety.
Gall Mt the old stand aud satisfy yours selves.
sept II, 1857 \. LEVI, BLOOM IL Co.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-09-26
HORSES, MULES! HORSES /

'IiiE UNDERSIGNED have n fine lot of Carriage
Horses, saddle Horses. and about twenty-five
head OF Mules which they offer at reasonable prices
:, Persons deslrous Of purchasing can examine the
Horses and Mules AT Clark Stable or by calling ON
the subscribers at Evans Whites Hotel.
aug. 20 1851 HAYS &LOyE
The Feliciana Democrat., 1857-09-26

disgraccd the Democracy of Louisiana with their SIS
ter States. Disgraced them In the National Conven-
ton, and the disgrace hangs over them TO this day
Who, then, betrayed Louisiana in that Convention ?
Let il be known.