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The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16
ep- DIR L. j. Czsplsay is the only Physlclar


and Surgeon now in California who has accumuateda for
tune solely by the ractce Of his profession. He has
classical education and added the talents physician
and surgeon he Is gentleman of easy manners and pos
frank and open heart These qualities have
rbuted much TO his great success but that which has
done for him than all else is the uniform eandor he
has shown his patsnts. He decieyes them but
tells them with sincerity and honesty his opinion of their
diseases Though possessing confidence in himself hc
yupeates other gentlemen OF the profession and from
acquaintance with him, believe he strives religious
ly unto others he would that others should do
unto him."
We refer the reader to the Doctors advertisement in
other column.
NE- CERTIFGCATE.--I, the undersigned Governor Of
Hungary do testify hereby, that Dr. L. j. Czapkay has
served during the for Hungarian liberty Chief
Surgeon in the Hungarian army with ia full perseverance,
Whereof have given 10 him this certificate and do
mend him to the sympathy attention and protection of all
those who capable to appreciate patriotic elsacrhce
and undeserycd misfortune. kOSeUTH LAJOS,
Governor Of Hungary.
Washington City. Jan. 9th. 1852,
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16
BROAD STREET DRUG STORE.

TT III. WICISIGS - CO., Successors to W. G.
II. ALBAN,) Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
Drums Porcelain White,
Meiic'aes Port HtHe,
Chemicals Sherry Vine
Dye SttGs, Madeira WiM,
IdiHts Fine Brandy
Hupeati1le Holland GIN
Uhi1 Leaf, WiIei0,o Glass,
Red Ledd, Land OIL
LiAdrqee Sperm OIL
Brushes, Polar Od
AL0hot Fish OH
Starch Castor oil,
Pearl Brandy Meats Itot Oil,
9apioca Patent Medicines
Canary Seed, P6f umerg
Ltasosd oil, C,oiiHg Entrdcts,
C0peL Ydntish SPICES,
.Ipdn T0ttiyb, Bay RVn,
Coach Fdrnish SdiSdpditHd,
Dansdy Furnish, WdtG's Cordidi,
PlHu ChHty Pcct0,ul,
Zi1ic Paint WiHdfS DdlsdDt.
Together with general and complete assortment ot all
articles in line which win be sold at prices low as
they he afforded in tho mountains.
Physicians prescriptions carefully commanded.
DR.. H. II. WICKES h CO.
Corner Of Broad and pine streets.
Nevada Junc 9th 185s-i2-H
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16

1t is ordered that service of Summons be had by publ
cation in the Nevada Hemocrat weekly Journal publish
ed in said county for two successive weeks Given under
my band this 18th day Of September, 1857,
j. b. JOHNSON J. p.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16

CUMHIONS.-STATE OF CALIFORNIA,-
- County Of Nevada, Township Of Briigeport-ss. Jus
tice'- Court before J. b johnson j. u The People of
the State of California to ALEXANDER JOSEPH j. RA
MUS JOHN lEONAR and others constituting the Por
tugue Company: You hereby summoned to appear
before the undersigned Justice Of the Ieace his Office
IN said Town hip at lrfay the 81 day Of October A.
D. 1857 at O'Clock p NJ. 10 to the complaint Of
MOSES f. HOYT and others constituting the Shawmut
MAJ Company who demands Of you the Of ninety nine
dollars and forty nine cents book account copy Of
which is file in Office. On failure to appear
and answer Judgment will be rendered against you for the
of 40 and costs Of suit. Given under my
hand, this 18th day Of Sept 4. y. 1851
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16
CUpI,IoNs.-state Of California, county

lCNevada Township Of idgepor-Beiore J. b. johnson,
Justice Of the Peace
The People Of the state Of California, to j. Ramas: You
hereby summoned to appear before the undersigned
Justice of the Peace hi office in said Township, on
SATURDAY. the ID day Of October A. d 1857, at one
o'clock r. NJ, 20 to the complaint of OILS lsCOA,
action of debt for the Of sixty four dollars and
sxty-seven cents promssory note dated FEB. lst.
1857 and made payable TO George lawson order. Note
dle. On failure so TO appear and answer, judg
ment will be rendered against you for the said of six
four dollars and sixyscven cents and costs of suit
Given under my hand this 18th day of September A. D.
1857 J. B. JOHNSON, Justice Of the Peace.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-09-16
j. B. JOHNSON. Justice Of The Pea

1t is ordered that service Of be had by publ
cation in the Nevada Democrat weekly Journal pub
under my hand this 18th day Of sept. 1887.
50-2w J. b. JOHNSON, J. p.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

,S ACT relating to Ne ru1sru court II n, city q
Bdlstul.
10 % saaffsf ~ ~ NfHafs faf Hsass of Rsgrs,ss.
trfi.,f ~ IsFpfIfHf, asssasisf, ~ hul~s
,rco1 TIE at entitled "An sci further dsdnnr he
fsA tHu ani poser = h- muHicp, curt - ths ely u
Eilefri" approved April l. isS, al an at siition-
A. 90 he same approved AprI lsss arr hsrhy rspssi
,1i 81 80 sni r,tis Y .' rspsas By he ats aisrs,ah
a. hsrbi revived.
s.rt. The 80 entitled IN 80 q establish Hunls..
i,ts IN b. amslioi In ne thirteenth Ius by sinkng
fIf 80 vUf sihff, auf usgftinr tie sod bah, af 10
ffr fuueehih uus BY aitnE ansr tht sd parties, "6f
trs Tiaruf In sny suit" sni the lo-tnr cords shan h.
,n..en cut l Ntic ,uY -fs5ns wha shall appear u
frr8rI ars Interested in any sucA sni"
~srt a The hfh sscti11 = ssi art sha1 ~ sif.ksn
elt and In lea thereof shau o. - loss TIE judge
,ts arput fisr, 49, sha ;. lastcs = N T-.s
"a q ths quorum day qH,hnei sh1 shill NJ ~
$40 !gir, And vho shall sssp hs f,cur, = s,A e.ur
shsn fsur,iri n a. BY All iuigsl AMI In n AZ
tFHcs ira he fs1ul. scknnsts q The lligs,
sssns,s requested ~ hm n g. vhsn ths one q
ilsg ,hs ~ vsoant ths rscisr sa have sni stsfrss
a. Dc T1ss q he lllss, al nftun az daiss foaifsi
l on, q ths iuiss .ui generally shall ~ tally smp1.
std b. sgn ant I'll processes ani papsfs, ant % a.
80, a. flTy at viii Ne efsri 80 The lllgs clld
G,s.r- b. aug IN ths prtmss, ard the guaurs % ne
frsrsr sab sbA b. t4c cent ssisncs ~ be rsht =
a Hsisst q ne niEs, sIput auy rectal - N fscis
hsrfinbs'1rr nsnri, aathuutlns hin q act When ~
H-r ~ IlisH Nscsrt, ths rccrfrf shall D. snttei q
o. -ssi in on 0tlrr be shall ~ pail ~ ~ liig
sec TIE seventh srriI'n q s,i &C. shal bs stfigsen
M a. lH us thrr-HfH 'Hn sfAu b. iussrtet, AZ
fHss TIE fsss ~ ne iuits shch hs nay lrmanl ani
receive o. BE srfUCHt, sial b. AZ bIIat fuf every
fIs1s Hrl sifuri ~ hm, .lf c' 60 eury ~ cFl &C..
dom ry crufs, I every Haftnt tsslri - boo, seventy
fts -auis &C. o.. lfN 10 ssus BE- ac.y ur criminal
.,s. l1s d.uIr, asl he sac slIa O. s'cy TAP oupri
r d. hsAHns u Ast L~ hrsi isys snl o. ~ -
m Hffll sprCgai BE- shan rrlgl,u lht Sans al3Hrl ~
,lr ,sr,c-, " 'trs, 90 ne ptaSs pr'rIsi, NT'Js'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

AZ ACT respecting the redemption o, and .oldt A,psy.
mrni q uAcs
B,ntsasi's ~ A' S,Hais isd Hss,, Of R,p,ussil.
iits' ~ L'riiiiis's a"snsisi, a. fllilss
ser. In an vhsrs land, have Ds.n or mar NJ
sod ~ ne Treasurer u STATE Jrt-tc q, ne uon.pay.
m- of tahrs, a1y Owner, 90 part osnsr m,y rcistm hi,
pfup1ulu u he tract oil ~ payns tsnisfnr a. me
pafchatFr, rh'l NJ iine A1Tci ~ iss 1r III risup-
uoa he proplf'nn q uh,t sai purchaser pat &C. ne
The fsa.ufsfs sale, 9th Interest thsfson ths
rate uftseny pr cent T-r frn NE in. n such
sale, At dollar pf c'st u ryeass ~ paving tn
o. ne treaiurst 4 sAis ShJ shall give csrufoas
thereof lf shicl he shall D. sn.i % rtcsivs any csa.
AMI sc csifcais fvc1rrl n che registry n deed, 81
he c1lu'y rhsre sa Lad situated, shall BE- ksi In au
h. good release sol drchafge u such ant from al
clam, her ts "a ~ M rrf,iurs All sale aiirs.
saii anf The title 10 hs land redeemed. shall fsyet
al b Ai W b. The sAm a. such sale bal never been
nate.
sscr In sa,s ,ny o-n,r o. par, s~nsr shan pay o.
tender % the TutchAsr he sm1la due from am sh the
interest I'D cast 90 release, a. si1rsa, vthn the tine
a5ssd ~ as Or The tsi mpton, .hal h HI day of
sat plrch,sr 10 male ant sHecnts u,n rra,onahs a..
maaf rsssss - Ne lat - redeemed dschArs "a an
clsiu ~ vitae = susl sale AMI u he shal uuTsa,lniby
nsgsc ~ rrflse 80 tnu1 Ben in atty mAy hs maliA nsi
AEaIIf hin o. compel hs staca'n q such dtcharss,
rrfhs' 9TH ths Tsym-u - vH'ts aH anY damages ota-
slowed By slfh unreasonable ussicci AL frfl,d
sect .. Nhsu tnY ulury shul have brvu pail o. the
tfyairrr u sthe unier he proyspns q this dow
sfurr au'hldr O. rts Do safraHt 90 me treasurer 90
The payment q The SAM o. thr archassr 10 stl
o. pati, NJ D. IL lsfil representative.
-srt THIS sci shall tAsc sIcg iflui AL asr s ~.
pryyal ~ tis dJvsruJr.
Approved March 2, 1851
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22
IN 40 In r,lalIln b -.

Be ssasisiby ne senate aHf Hos,s of R,yy,i,Hfa-
tftss ~ Isgt'i4fsfs aIssHbfsf as Hli1ssE
SECr. l. When ielsci l. directed a. b. pah ~ ctscu.
tors trustee. % psrs'u % oorPrAion upnn coHdtans
drs % ts Isfltso By The psfsnn corp fAton, ant
tine stated In the iii 90 In h charter ~ by-ass u he
cnrp1rat1n, wthn witch t- coni'ious are q ~ Isr5rm
- reasonable tine not exceeding hvs ysars utu th- date
~ ne ac, ~ ffo N probate y Ne I'll proved sutse
gusuly " this at, 4 aosi therefor ant " nni - PER-
Grrei uthn that time, % shan ~ aminstsTcd
devised estate uHsss Otherwise disposed u BY The sl
i,Provs~i March ~, 1851
An ACT ta prevent injury hon sno~ ani ios sing ffs
ro1ft u bailngs iu ellie, All villages.
sAastsf ~ tAs SsEafs ssi Hsass Of Rep, s.sHfa-
ttus, ~ LsstsiaisFs as'snbisd, ~ illlossf
seer The mlnc % suthariiis. u any city village
o1tpofaton Ia this state nay MAKE and establish such s
la0ns incuastslt 18th he cunsiut0n and l,v, q
tbs state iha ere uay pr0tcci person. from danger q
nlly from ani Ice sdng ffUu roofs q bulldog IN
sad city 90 Village cofporaion. AMI sal nun pa auihod
ties hall nIuy Tsrans ouninz sueh bliin.s q such rig
uIaors sni fsch 0~nsr. ansr hAvinE been duly aati
rel shan nsgsct r,fIs % comply win such regulations,
o. ths space q thirty days asr bsing n0ihsd, tu.h
osnfrs shah ~ liable ~ al Injuries suffered ~ ssstAuui
- any pyfs0n n cprtolnsnc- ~ such n1'complancc.
ssrf Uauy owngr n such huh ngs, shall nsstct %
rs'us, ansr thirty gay, notce, D. comply 18th such rsrah
uHus ths muucpal AHthnrtvs may, al thr sHpruss NJ
city village corporation, place such gari' 20 cher o.
sr ons upJa ne ri3f, ~ al baitngs a. hs ryFal,-
tYs shall rsgurs AL the owner u slfh butinrs slhl
h as Q, repay al reasonable charges ior ne sane 10
,nsA ely % village oorIptsilpn.
.APpfvv~I Malyh 20, 1887
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22
Improved March u, 1851 /
AZ ACT rslsilas n attachments.

~ ACT rslsilng N atiashmeuis.
No " gHasf'd ~ a, S'Has asf Hss's Of Rsprssssft.
tirss N LsFsfffHrs as'sHibf'd, a. tnJTs
scr. / The nsht tn cut ani cary asay timber ~ rass
lald snl ~ he stats - hain~ ant Mssarhusss IN
shch The so u1 SOFT may ~ atttched intsfest
In real este, ami - - on execution u The manner
osr rel sstats ant he cnnvryanrs e such rsht shan
- ro0s n The rgisiry u dscis IN The c1uuiy shsrs
ths isui us..
ssrr his as shs ~ In free from ant aner he first
day ofJu, In he year 0fouf Lori thousAhd sgbthua
lAPptoy,d Mach -, 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

Az ACT rsspec,irs Judicial ptncseiinF,
No ~ sHsrfsd ~ tAs SsHafs ard Hssss Of RsprsssH.
tafirss ~ LsEitiIfHFs a'sfmbisf, ~ ibliovs
SETON l. ln al rausitnfy actaas hstssea parties rr.
siding, ~ The commencement theff In different counss
IN this state, ~ in u fryiEn Attachment whsn
Tie party pa niu ~ The party defendant shall dunnr
psue ~ u such seton, remove into he county shsrr The
Other sry rftit, suh acton shall, motion of ether
party D. transrre o. sci ias nanoi c0u1ty there
heard fd inoi Asi originally clmmenc- aui catered n
sad county,
set, ms &C, shah isss ,rset from anl amer o., .p-
pf1ykl By the U1yrfn0r.
Approved Fsbuary y. 1881
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22
llppfo,si F,bfaAy II, 1871

A. ACT In relation n he Supreme !, di,al Court
Re- 20 'Hlsfff ~ hs NSHats sni House Of Rsgfs,fr.
fsiirs' ~ Lsrgidiufs a','mbisd, A. ioI,ss.
s-I l. TIE at IN relation to.ths suprsms Jaiicial
court, approved April ninth, ihnsini eight huBir
Mi fny-siN, 70 hrrrhy repealed, amfA ai paris 1T
80 frpoa-t ly sah at are hereby revived, excepting
sections ore to- an Sur ~ hs act sidHi,ns Concerning
ths suprrue Julttl Cour ani ne udsiciion" approved
March sittsFuth, sish srn hantrri ant hny.ave.
-rrf Ths tau take elect from AL anfr iit ap-
rrHI AZ ty M G1yrrn.r
lAppovci Tsbralry Is. 1851
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

An ACT IN rslson 20 the attachment ~ rsa estate AMI
tmmayshs psfsonsi prsrurty.
Ne ~ ssssfsf ~ hs NsHafs sHd H8Hss Of Reprss,s.
fsfnfs ~ LsrtsfafbFs as'smtisd, ~ follows
s.sfion l. Whsnere under the rruyisions 81 any 81
stnr hs ~ rfcer mAking suAShmnt n esiats al
efspna "a mitci, fsluiri 10 de vita TIE register q
dses ~ trsn clerk statement ot the slms surl flr, u
shall b. sufficient a. hs statement n me valas of defend
act. gos ani estate shich the ocef /. directed 10 a..
tarh
set 2 III, act shah take eject from AMI .nsr its ap
provAl by the dov,rpot.
Approved February 10, IssIl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22
An ACT grsnnF further poser. AM privilege, 10 aieul.
tufal hni h1rt cultural sdcistir..


Ne ~ sHacf'd ~ rae SsHafs and Hsass Of RsprsssHf
afitss ~ LfEHiiiWs a'ssmbisf, a. tliBusi
section / Any agricultural ~ horticultural scisiy, L.
gsly Incorporated take and bold prupsry. real sd
psrsonAi the Anuua inos - shch shall not Fxcsv three
th1asAnd dollars. D. h. applied exclusively % the ai,anc..
~ agriculture .Hi hftcus AMI ths arts cUftsctsd
thsrssh ani ~ several tressur 4 ssd socsts, ,ha
give sasbe binds g. The lAf n trustees n sail % ste.
o. sch Ocrrs a. The a. sss may designate and their
10 enc g. the saf- ks.png n .ai pfupsry
sod accounting hsrir ani The hLfil d,chaTgs 4 thsT
duty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22
An ACT relating 70 hs proptr Of d,es,,.i n.rlsi o..

An ACT relating 10 he Prop,H Of deceased u.rid %.
Bs sracfsi ~ hs Senate cd Hoes, Of R,prs,sHta.
trss ~ Lsgistaisps as'smtisI, - hlossl
When hushan w,iyss provision male ~ him IN The
viii n bic decsased wifs hsr estate bsnf slvn, ant
III cs.es vhsfs she de- interstate and solvent ~ thau -
enutici n an aosance nm her I-r.ouAl ssuds and .
dstrhuiive share m The fssue thereof n h~ man
nsr viow 10 Ia The tstae = hsr husbt1d and n she
leaves issue he shah have Ne = third n 90 ISSUE
n ons htf her feal ssas ~ he ue h. recovered
AMI assigned Ia ths manner AMI Nth The rights q dusef
approved March 10, 1881
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

AZ ACT n ameni ths thuy-nrst section ~ The tseniy.
hh chapter ~ h- revised statutes, 'rng % The pay.
Bsu sHacfsi ~ hs SsHsi, aad Hsu's Of RsTrss'H.
fdfius' ~ Lsgsi4fafs assswsfsf, 80 th"Ss
The uft, .Hfst elton q The tstnyah chapter - the
revised ssuis. IL hsfvhy amended by the inssdn - the
fiiosing wsrd, Amer ~ wuri 'dsc,ntnafd" ant h..
orr The roi u tn se'cnh Hoe q The seciinn arai
10 but the maj hy vote thcfrt passed the
ums n scseptancs n Hn1 private say the pay.
rnsui Il any part the uhas ~ su.h compsn.aion fr
damages caused BY laying ont such pr'ae say provided
40 article 60 that pufnsa shall have h, ussr,d In The
~ uhch te tosu meeting called, ahd pruv
d that Ia cities such assumption q payment shall have
hen proposed N q he laying n such pf.
,ags say ABd The uuri "bui' In ths hhh line q ,sd
thirty hrt sect, IL stricken cut au NE sori "and" To-
s,rsi In its place. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

Az ACT rrPealng all act. relating to the n.p,e,on Of
hops.
Re ,Hs,fsd ~ ns Ss,ais sHd HsH,s Of RsgrsssHfa.
hps' ~ Lss'silisTs a.tmpisd, ~ iolossi
ssor Al acts AMI It. u acts, r,siing 1, he ln-
sPerisn n hops b., ant ns hereby r,psalsd
ssving howeyef 70 parties All righis shsh have scsras
under e royison q sai .c. sectnal a. the sane
81 not hesH rspsaisd.
sScr This act shall take eject from ani ,he, Il. APP
proval by the Governor.
l,Pprovsi N,rrh IS, 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22
lApPruv,d February -, 1871

An ACT In relation n director. q corporaton..
No ~ sHartsd ~ 10 SsHafs aad HSsss Of Rsgrsssa.
fafitss ~ LsSuiafsrs as'smbisf, q. f,lioss
ssc"r l. That A. lsssi hrveuths u the druct0rs u
al corporations n ths Sats shall ~ resident. shn the
limit. u the United states.
sect ? THIS at shall take eject and h. In free from
AMI AMER 10 approval ny Ne Governor.
Approved February q, 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

AZ ACT y smsnd ths ciiy chahsr ofths city ofBi.iri
Re ~ sHseisf ~ fAs AsHais sHd Hssss Of R,prsssH.
ihiitss IN LfEifiafHrf ausmbisd, a. blpvsi
section !. AZ The annual election h0sn o. The Skses
q uayuf alderman ard ahsf city ccrrs IN M city 4
udlsiofi, the guthri electors u each vard shall b. bal
" elect o1s cunstablr IN each uari.
set This at shall taks sfgci from AMI afsr IT, ar-
pou,al ~ the Gsysrnar
lAPpr8v,d February -, 1851
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

however that shen the o., n .a u paid h sail aiss'
shall exceed ne q siN hunirr doas pr ysar
h.ff the over All above that SUM- shall b. paid b.
the city u ndteuri And sail alEe shall sahhit u1lcr
oath n the tryasursr Il The city n Bidstr hsfrs
ts hhsenh dsJ o. fe'rlsy IN ,srh year true aocault
u All munss rtcfiVef arising irm the ices n sail cla
sed D Ihe ii'ces n the peace In The ciy ~ hisflr
shall have Iurisic,iou AMI poser over al acious su.
malisrs ani things pen Ing hsiofs them hs tins 4 The
Pasage ofths ac oumngnci rfeyous N that time ani
rtiurnabs before them day suh.equrn thsfttt All 4,
TIE same tSnt AZ u this aet hal passed. ard In HE
manner shall have poser all Iufslcion b sa, any sss.
cut ~ on judgment rccovefe', shch shall H. fsov
sf-l " any seton - sat N hs SANE manner aud vih he
same eject ~ " this aci hat not passed.
set O This act shal TAKE eject ant b. IN flrcs from
aui aflcr its approval BY thr Glysfnnr.
Approved February =, 1871
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

ssss s~" 'r1''s~, % zoe iurtst.r
nlrtinn. Of AlLeelny clnnty. whcr. wh-lt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

uos aal ScrP the son mellow aud lat, and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

.uu p,,T.....s d, give " a good supply oi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-05-22

Approved N,rrh IS, 1871
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-05
THE ACTION OF THE NEW CONVENTION.

We have frequently attended Convent ons OF the
Democratic party, and we never witnessed greater
spirit Of concession and Cancellation for its success
than was manifested among the delegates assembled
on that occasion. They did everything that honor
able men could do to heal the discussions in our
ranks. As to requesting Col. Davidson to Withdraw.
all were agreed Tie had said that If he were ooc-
tonabe to respectable portion of the Democracy,
he would withdraw. To exhibit TO him in proper
manner that he was Objectionable to a respectable
portion" Of the Democracy, in theopinion Of some.
was all that was necessary to secure his withdrawal
but others thought he would not keep his pledge
publicly made and correctly as the reply Of Col
Davidson proves, and that be would run let the con
sequences be what they would. Acting upon that
maxim taught by Andrew Jackson, they determined
to "demand nothing but what was right, and submit
to nothing that was wrong To prevent the neces'
sity of the adjournment and the reassemhling of the
Convention in case Col. Davidson should refuse Ia
Withdraw, they nominated Hon. l.. j Sigur and de-
termined that If Col. Davidson should comply with
his pledge to retire that Mr.. Sigur should be with
drawn, and then leave the matter with the people
of the whole district They adopted this course for
the further reason, that they were unwilling to re-
quest of Col. Davidson any thing, which they them
selves would not also do They appealed to Col
Davidson in the name Of Democracy, and for tho
success of the State and the local tickets Was thi.
course right? Have the new Convention done that
which they ought to have done? Have they mo-
done that which the warmest supporters of Col Da
wilson said they ought to do? We quote the advice
given by the Baton Rouge Advocate Of August 3rd
in answer to The n. O. Courier.
4 "Wc fully concur with our contemporary Che N. o
COURIER that Col. Davidson should have prompt,
resigned the honor rendered to him when the eXten
Of the hostility to the of his nomination be
came apparent Eoy adpiscrs prevented his doing so
/ Another Convention would have renominated hin
and secured harmony to our party. II is not get 10
late; but so sure as this new Convention meets AM
places another name in the list inst that viii
overwhelming defeat follow. viii the delegates tt
= hat Convention proceed to this extremity, vii
they meet, and in spirit Of good fellowship, endearo
10 procure The withdrawal Of M. Dauidson, and alton
whole District 10 join in nominating his successor?
e acond be madness for him 10 disregard an appeql 10 iii
I? eect 10 do so would Mrow the dfeat upon hnlselEn
They did meet in a spirit of good fellowship; the
did endeavor TO procure the withdrawal of Col DG
= wilson, and allow the whole district to join in nom
mating his successor and Col. Davidson has dsr,
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-05
THE FELIC[ANA DE M 0 & h A |

gardpd the appeal made him to this effect. We ask
Won fellow Democrats what more the Convention
could have done? What more would the Davidson
Democracy have had them to do! The \. o. Couri-
err said he should have promptly declined the honor
rendered him; the Advocate as far back az month
since said "cyil advisers prevented him from doing
IT," and "that II was not pet too iate" Has he done
it? Has he followed the advice Of Democrats whose
fidelity could not be doubted! Has he yielded to
the appeal made him by the new Convention? Why
has he not taken the course his friends said he ought
to pursue Evil advisers have prevented him from
doing It," And is the Democratic party to he sacr
feed for Col Davidson and his ''ey advisers" We
will not we can not believe ii.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-09-05
THE WEATHER. AND CROPS.

The weather is now fine, and cotton picking has
fairly commenced. Some of our planters speak well
of their prospects for good cotton crop, while 9th
ers complain that they will not make any think like
an average The wet weather continued so long that
il caused the weed to sucker and TO shed its forms
Though this true, to some extent and the boil worn
is doing considerable damage, we still hope favor
able fall will ensure to all fair hDrves and thai
what they lose in quantity they will make up in the
high prices that cotton now commands in market
The corn crop is the best ever made in the parish.