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Valuable Improved Property Under Ex.
celleni CnltIYation. in BILOXI. MISSISSIPPI

Valuable Improved Property Under Ex'
cellent Cultivation, in Biloxi. Mississippi
known as the Residence OF DR.. A. Byrenheidt
offering fine opportunity to purchase residence
suitable for large family, or for Boarding
| House.
| DY Julian Neville, Auctionecr-0fice No. IL
II Commercial Plaee-Will be sold at public
auction, in the city Of New Orleans, on Thursday,
March 8, 1861 at IL o'clock N at tae ST. Charles
| Exchange
All that Land, situated in the Town of Biloxi,
Harrison county, Mississippi, bounded on the east
by the property belonging to II. T. Lonsdsle, Esq,
on the west by the property belonging to r. Cook,
Esq south By the Gulf Of Mexico, AID running
NORTH between parallel lines, to or near the back
Bay Of Biloxi, having front on the Gulf of about
one and three quarters arpents, and depth OF
forty arpents more or less; with all the improve
ments, consisting of q handsome dwelling house,
with eight rooms large hall galleries. cellar, bath
rooms with force pump attached and shower bath.
Also, two other buildings, one containing seven
rooms and the other three and three ca bnets
attached to the grounds there kitchens, stable,
carrisge-house and servants rooms there is also
in the cellar Of the main building a never-faiing
spring, of the purest water in the South. In ad-
dition to the above there is large bath-house and
douche, both with forcing pumps; the latter one
intended for horse power-ai in good order for use.
The garden and orchard is tsstefully laid out,
and planted with the flowers and fruit trees,
comprising . large number Of peach, plum, fig, or
ange, shaddock, lemon and other trees in full bear
ing; together with many large grape vines, of var
iOus kinds.
The place is well shaded by 6ne live oaks, eedars
magnoiss, and other trees; there are several pure
springs of water the place, rendering 1t one Of
the most desirable retreats on the Coast.
The grounds and buildings are in the charge Of
gardener, who will show the premises to parties
wishing to visit them.
Altogether this is one of the few opportunities
offered to parties wishing to healthy, con-
venient and airy retreat for the summer months.
The sale will take place positively advertised.
TERAs-0ne third cash balance in one and two
years, fer satisfactory paper, bearing interest at
the rate Of per cent per annum from date of SALE
Act of sale before R, Brennan, commissioner for
the State Of Mississippi, the expense of the pur
chaser. Feb 81 '60-s&w inns.
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fENH1S Institution, enjoying of the most
| Il pleasant and healthful locations in the State,
having lately changed hands, the present Principal
| is determined to spare neither pains expense
! in rendering it What the oomaanity SO much need,
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MO. I6-syringss, Trusss., shoulder Braces &c
Feb II 80. 3D. SiAIn'
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-, NEGROES FOR sALEfI
EWVHE undersigned have now ID their Dspot In
X Jackson, Gfty likely Negroes, consisting 81
field hands, Cooks, Washers and Irolaps, and Sean.
stresses direct from Virginia, North Carolina and
GsOrgia. which they will sellon a. bic farms
will ind 10 their interest 70 call on ns before par.
chasing elsewhere. ~ IN fAs
i 7SsEl N SKIDMORR, HARRIS 4 co.
Jackson Jan. 2s ie0--dtIa I2m. 81
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JNO. THOMPSON.


ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOK At LAW,
HAZLEHuRsT, MISSISSIPPI.
"1ILII prastice in the Courts of COpiah, and
w adjacent Counties, and in the Superior
Courts at Jackson Feb II '60-1y.
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H.uuToS N q Dot 6tb 1880

HAHILTON, n. G., Uct. 9th, I65y.
JOHN kETrEwELL, Eso,-Dear Sir This is to
certify, that have used Manipulated Caano, in
equal portions, side by side with the peruvian
GuanO, and consider it equally good, in fact l
prefer it to the Peruvian, it is in a much better
condition to apply to the land, and about Is per
cent. cheaper. | have given it fair trial cats
and cotton with the Peruvian, this year, and |
never expect to buy any more Peruvian Gaano,
when can get the Manipulated.
Yours truly, ARCHIBALD STATION.
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SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.

A Young Lady who has had considerable expe-
IN rience as q teacher in the English branches
Mathematics, French and Calisthenics, and can
give the best references to qualification, &c. de-
sires situation in a school or private family Ad-
dress the Editor of this paper. dee6-tf
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J. Il. MANSHIP.

Dealer In
PAINTS, OILS. VARNISHES, GLUE,
WINDOW GLASS &c.,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN WALL PAPER, ALSO
FRESC0 AND OAK DECORATION, i
FIVE DOORS BELOW THE OLD MANSION HOUSE,
EHNHE finest stock Of the above papers in the mar
Il ket, at or below the New Orleans prices.
Painting and Paper-hanging in all its various
branches executed with dispatch and warranted 70
give general satisfaction, orders from the country
promptly attended TO.
April 30 Sly.
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DOUBLE L0CK-STITCH
DOUBLE LocKsrIrcH

DO q BIZ 10 CK-S ITCH
FAMILY
S E w IN G. NJ A OH Il E.
1T is unanimously conceded that this is the best
i and most reliable Family Sewing Machine now
in market REGARDLESS OF PRICE, and is I'M
surpassed ia the combination Of simplicity, dura
bility, strength and praeticability. We win for
ward to any party, remitting Us the sum Of forty
dollars, machine carefully boxed, with printed
directions for using, by express or otherwise, as
ordered. The right for a few counties may be Sc
cured upon early application. rare chance to
mako money npoa q small capital. Our terms are
reasonable. Send for circulars and samples of work.
Address, WARD, WILLIAMS & CO,
Sole Agents for the State.
Feb IL '60-w3m#. Sqrdis, Pamela Co., Miss
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NEW RIOIfR

TUST received fresh supply Of the above article
y Extra Super6ne and Fancy, in Whole and Half
delivered at residences in the corporation free Of
Drayage. [sept. ., '5a-tfl $. P. BAILEY 4 CO.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE


rENHlS Institution, enjoying one of the mo
Il pleasant and healthful locations in the Stat
: having lately changed hands, the present Princp
is determined to spare neither pains expenf
in rendering it What the Community SO much meet
viz:
A PERMANENT FIRST CLASS FEMALE SEMINARY.
70 this end he has secured the services of a
able and experienced Faculty, ami presents
Course Of Study second to none in the country.
The Sessions and Vacation will conform to thos
adopted in the State University.
Faculty:
REV. J, c. EEENEY, A. NJ, Principal and Pro
fessor o: Natural Science, and Ancient Langua ages
MRs. ], c. KEENEY, Vice Principal, Teacher o.
Ethics and English Literature.
Miss s. 5. BUCKMASrER, Mathematics and Eng
Iish Branches and French.
| T. ID. NUTrING, Professor Ct Piano and Violin.
MISS LULA MACKAY, Yoctl Music, Piano, Guitar
Mss. HETTiE C0LQUHoUN, Guitar.
| Miss. MACkAY, Ornamental Branches.
Mks. SARA ASHER German.
Rates of Tuition.
| Primary Department. per session. S2O w
| Preparatory department.. 70 W
/ Collegiate Course. 90 w
| Music on Piano and Metodeon each 80 W
| Music on Guitar and Fiolin, each =" 90 W
| Use Of Piano and M-lodeon, each w
Al eien: Languages, earh,-- 10 W
Modern Languages, eaeh,.--. - W
Ornamental Needle Work.. 10 W
Drawing-Pencil, Crayon, India Ink, etc =. 10 90
Painting in Water Coi0rs,..- 81 w
~ p;S,;no =. 25 90
Grecian anting-Course OF Lessons " ~ w
Chemical Substances and breakage
of Apparatus. .......--....-..- 0o o
Wax Fruit, Flowers. etc ..... per lesson. l 90
i1.tI5 l 90
-. -. 81 and n,hts ner sessiuu 80 90
USa"S!,.,' -. - 90
Roarders will furnish their own towels and table
napkins.
Pupils entering within month after the begin
ming Of the session. are charged for the whole.
anee at the end of the session.
No deduction for absence, except in case oil Pro-
tracted sickness.
All sectarian influence will be scrupulously
avoided.
Lectures with experiments on Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy.
Jackson, Miss. FEB. % 1S60-w2m.
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For Sale,

II
A HALF Interest in the Sea Coast Democrat, a
N Weekly Newspaper, published in Mississippi
City, dev oted to sound Democracy and the advocacy
of the Ship island Railroad emf ying large crcu-
lation along the Sea Coast, and through the ad-
Joining counties. To a person who isaea bic Of
editing the paper, and managing it generally. the
terms Of saIe will be found very moderate. Such
a person could make ahaDdsOme independence out
Of the paper. For particulars address,
j. W. C. WILKINSON, Proprietors.
Nov Fl '5Y-d4w If. Mississippi City, Miss.
VALUABLE SLAVES TOR SALE.
'sNHE undersigned having purchased lot and es.
Il tabliohed permanent DEPOT fer the sale oil
slaves the city Of jackson, desires to say to his
friends andthe public, that he will be found at
home by the l2thinst, with choice lot OF slaves,
consisting of men, Sboys and girls to be had
at the lowest figures for casR satisfactory aceep
tances Planters and others are invited to exam
inc his lot if they wish to buy number one slaves.
His depot is on State street, one square below
the old Mansion House.
Al
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Cashmere GOats--Ca shmere Goats.
INNHE property of Richard Peters, Esq of Allan
Il ia, Geo., imported during the year 1s4s, from
Turkey, in Asia, by DIR. Davis, of South Carolina.
As agent Of Mr.. Peters, am now prepared to
receive ORDERS and enter into contracts for the sale
Of the above celebrated animals, to be delivered
in this city in 1860, 1861 and 1852
Orders for this year can be filed in Is days, on
application to the undersigned.
CHARLES A. LABUZAN,
Commercisl Place.
New 0rleans Eehrnaru 81 ,6ll=.u Luz
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HOPE those of my prompt paying customers,
l. who have delayed settling their matured ae-
counts and notes. will call for this purpose, before
March lst and also gre atty enlarge their 1860
bills. (feb 2l) J.B. MOREY.
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-.
For Sale.

WILL sell cheap piece of property in Tan
L ard, situated in the town of Benton, in Yazoo
County. The yard is situated in a wealthy portion
OF the County, and the facilities for getting hides,
BARK &C., are certainly great inducements to those
wishing to engage in such business The Yard
Is large and in good Order with the necessary tools,
and bark enough for tanning purposes for about
one year. No charge will be made for the tools and
bark now in the yard. Address, W. 2. KING.
Feb IL 61-Wtf Benton Miss
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New Orleans, February q '6O--W WV sdV
COPARTNERSfiIP NOTICE

NOH M LtLHNSIIIE NOI ICEs
ISNHE undersigned have this day formed a CO.
Il partnership under the fra of Shaw 4 Doherty
for the purpose of carrying the business of Mer-
chant Failors in this city. J.W. SHAW,
Feb Is '50---lm. p. NJ. D0HERTY.
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SPRING NOVELTIES FOR 1850
GISHlNG KING a. nncD w

no. 39z BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
IMPORTERS and Jobbers Of Silks and Fancy Dry
Il Goods, will be pleased to see their friends VI
their new and cOmmodous warerooms, and feel as
sured they can give increased satisfaction in the
many rich and beautiful fabrics they are low re-
ceiving from all the foreign markets.
Jan IL 60-d&s 3m
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SJDERED

We copy the following from the highest
fashionable authority, Morris & Williss Home
Journal 1t will interest our lady readers
LADIES DRESS ARTISTICALLY con
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BOWMAN HOUSE FOR SAL


JACKSON, MISS.
gENHiS modern built, we'll arranged, and commo-
IL modious house, together with the furniture
&c. &c. Being located at the seat of Government,
where are held the various Courts, and the State
Fair, it will always command lucrative patronage.
The Bowman House is so well known, and its re-
putation we'll established that description is
unnecessary.
For further particulars inquire of the undersigned
Oct % '59-tf, J. II. BOWMAN.
FOR SALE.
A DESIRABLE residence for sale, which can be
IA had On reasonable terms, by applying at this
Office.
Also, tract of land containing 220 acres in Co.
piah county, near Pine Ridge.
June 81 '5S-tf.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FUK SALE.
ME undersigned offers for sale his late residence
l. in the city of Jackson, situated on State street
opposite the rssidence of Col. C. s. Tarpley.
L. V. DIXON.
Apply to H. o. Dixon or E. P. Russell.
Oct i1 5S
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s1HpIe and elegant combina ton for Coughs, &c.
DR. G below, Boston.
nAVe proved extremely servjceable for Hoarseness.
i recoInmend their use to Public Speakers
Rev H CHAPIN, New York.
MOST salutary relief in Bronchitis
Rev SEIGFRIED, Morristown, Ohio.
enenciai when compelled to speak, suffering from
,r Eoiu. Rev J p ANDERSON, St Louis.
Lnectual In removing Hoarseness and Irritation of
INC hroat, SO common with Speakers and Singers
prof. NJ. STACY JOHNSON, LaCrange, La.
, Ieachero of Music, Southern Female College.
ureat benefit when taken before and after pr each
Ing, as they prevent Hoarseness. From their past
enect' think they will be of permanent advantage
10 me. Rev RowLEY, A NJ.
President Athens College, Tenn.
sold by all Druggists at 25 cents per box
Aiso,lBRowNs LAXATIVE TKoCBEs, or CItEartic
Lozen9es, for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation
Headache, Bilious Affections, &c. Nov % '59-sm
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ARTHUR s. CO.,
W II o E y A l. CIR GERS.
Ofice-Cor. Canal 4 New Levee Sta,
STORES
On Fulton, Canal New Leeve and Common Sts
(former stand of Messrs. Converse 4 Co..
May Bird Sly. NEW ORLEANS,
JACKSON BOOK BINDERY.
Blank Book Mandatory.
Corner opposite the BO,omdn House.
BLANK BOOKS FOR CIRCUIT AND PROBATE
COURTS,
Or any other Public Offices, made to order after any
pattern desired, both as regards Printing and Ru-
ling, superior in quaDtity nd finish, and furnished
at lowest Southern prices.
ASSESSMENT BOOKS FOR REAL OR PERSONAL PROPER
TY GUARANTEED MADE As TIE LAW REQUIRES,
And to suit in size the requisites of any county in
this State.
Blanks OF all kinds also furnished, printed in
dhs conformity to law.
E8S- Binding OF Periodicals, Music, Magazines,
etc, done in a neat style. l.. JCLIENNE,
JuiV IL, '5g-ly,
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For sale or Ikenl.

A PRODUCTIVE Plantation containing about
"A 1900 acres, 500 in cultivation, located IL
miles west OF Walden Depot, Carroll Co. Miss
Ii cation healthy, and a good neighborhood. Fur
particulars apply to Gen. 10. Bell, jackson, Miss
or to the undersigned at ShongaIo, Miss.
Feb IL GOVT. a. KOPpEREI
&. OLIN.
WILL do all kinds of Brick ying and Plaster
= ing from this date, fifty per cent. cheaper than
mas been heresofore done in jackson.
Feb '60-5t.
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MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.
MpS O,SvuTUvAN

DRS. FARRAR l. MITCHELL.
HAVING associated for the purpose of practi-
IL cling Medicine, tender their services to the
,itizens Of Jackson and vicinity Office over Lang
lev's Store, Feb l '60-1y.
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY

A FFLECK's Plantation Book, No. 1,2Gs, at
n Dec 80 so ], B. M0REY'S.
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rHICKERING Sons, and briggs Patent Piano.
~ for sale by J. G. M0REY d BRO,
aug 80 SO. Canton, Miss.
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E,oR sALH-A FINE YOUNG STALLION. BY wu~
nAn Te out of fa.t trotting mare Is hands nj a.
WI 10 eree yeaxs old IN june sylsh gentle and prom
bss great speed. Inquire n 80 Pearl street
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| THE TRorvIFG STALLION. NEW JERSEY GOT BY
0eerseM Ps,cten ou. Of Passey Anatomy ~i stand the
OF from April let 10 August s NJ the Stables
| Ctas " BsthgAte fordam Wostchester county Terms
| SO for the season payable la ADVANCE
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ETO4 sALE-rwo sPLRrDID TEAMS or MATCHED
II Hxsoe, browns and with long tsHs, s,ysh
dyesA perfeoy scnue: Also t.o siDsie aoses suitable
d1b o. hArnees Of the Abovo will be cfchanged
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Nm SPAN or FINE LIGHT GRAY MAREg, MsROQ
~ Of emnutss to harness; black ot In 26o Ig hands
blood bay o6 fAs nice traveller hauds: onS
sorel maze years, Mise sveer All tse above hoss as
nrs under seddie .sl ON g. W. LEE, q Lus sable lUA
and Sixh =
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MINER STEVENS 81 AND % FRANKLIN AND r
W we street. o. u Aoor east Of Broadway have eaR
sd TO b equal IN stye esgan of auts6 durs6y =
Any oer unhe. We Axs nov prepared y receive or4s -
he oOmiuR s0enon. -
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1YaM TvME.

TJN10N COURSE l. I-ThOTflhq "A PUasG OF $50
~ ID offered f,ee for all horsea mile thoy
peaea Tha horse that tros The
The parse To come of week. To close on saturday
+.-t-. SHAW WHITE, Propsietsrs.
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IvERY STABLE FOR EALE-ON NAVY SfRnUf,
~ pear y jnucton OF Fabush and Fulton dss,
4d1s0 finely flied and eypressly adapted fnr
INN e6ae pcsssasion BE- had srd tho stable
rom choice Gust chance for pers,s hevsg
aieIy 70 W. NlCBOls 10 Nassau street, N. Y, OF No
IAfsy ete avenue Brooslyn.
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n ORsEs AND CARRIAGES FOR SALE By OxDN8
II OF 0vedfn and Henry BAbod asGsuseD
Two AplepdA grey Hcrses O,xsb Coupe msAo
BY lawrence. For prse. du.. apply to r. r. LUOECW q
street, whsre thoy can be seen.
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nlROTTING STALLION JUPITER THIS CELNKRATED
horse will stand the OF 1880 from the 1st Of April
= s st OF September ohu enedeckers tho unloa
ospe Long Aland ~ $50 the payable In advance,
vkh0nt No wiz b served until the fec foc
QoryfpA is paid.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-22

REASONS FOR OPPOSING BaEcklNKIDGE.-The Memphis
Arrai, the Old and time lonored organ of tine aemo=
cracy Of West Tennessee. aud still claiming to speak
for its party, gives the following suficieAt reasons for
opposing Rreckinridgr:
We th,nk that Mr. Bceckinriige has lent the tae of
his name and universal popularity to bad men for bad
purposes t!''nci' our opposition 10 him. His aomiiIs.=
tlon wa irregular. ana h* acceptance Of it proved
one q tw" things: either Thai he Wa possessed q: an
ino.'llnate ambition, or that he was supple in,tru=
meat IN the hands al men who carried personal hate
ana personal luminosity 70 an extreme uniu~t!dab BILE
BY any l,tli fence CT party or patriotic consideration.
IN our Judgement Hr. iifechinriige acted moss uu.
wisely in accepting the nomination o he disrup=
t."ni>ia, and l." continues 10 act pnwisely IN not
throwing t up
When the Democrats thus oppose the election of
breckenridge, should rs;t every Wing in the land ex-
ert himself to the utmost 70 securs the election of
Bell and Everett !
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Inc EneAOrahle L.

NE ..',.'' me De"'of''s' one of the mos, !,
ana artistic literary e.knockers' in II. r'''sei
ver-a'or'e'ily tit ilte- the cu,ic,s If 'ai'a u
log'cians 'e i%ns,sa.
What is f'rcckinridge runn;o,
was pat on the track, he wa, set VIZ 8hs
down. Vt state could he take roy =" be ta,,ss
no man has Supposed he could ,ala ianeol n.
day 10 thIs. lie vii not get in anv Hne ftst
the Fillmore vote Of 1856. Tins wa T. sa,. !
known at b"itnnore a. i will he after ~ aa. a
~ >"''ii'er H. trends hoped he xnnlt We a
me slave tate aud what if he did Hs s'q
1t W uld. however. have made a ,r.tosn..!ed aa.
listed purpose Of the men who or'pins..a. Nt ths4s
ment. 1t Is plain, nov, tSat he viii s 's o..
OF the slave statts-nnt ov,r two or tt "'i 'trh
Jori'y, at least, he cannot cary. III !hs d
say he - not a sectional Candidate. md ~ nsnd,a u
their platform before the country. n '.uey Az.
'.i""xofahje l"sle' that il is const 49, 80 NV y I'll
be -. tional2 NouS'isaisu
Lincoln and Ii, friends relieve him from ~,
OF b",ig Il : ctioHlI eanliIa:. b, the NJ. nsm' nseaae
Gin xorahla logic - A great f.ct June sa!ne proes
both in tlr face and that j.. ,bai ,.x rj "f, sus
"t tie Union accept tic ,.:rcyor.b,o u ohe scts
other. The logic % each j. strong or mse2 oil
ing As IT is uetd On one side Or The CD aA asss
graphical line They both use g.nyr q as
memorable according To the latitude pa hse>
slaves exists everywhere in tile territorr ,.'pefl
re-! Mates say Oh" party. and must be astt
tht'e property exists nowhere in the taa aa'nt
the thIt"d states. say the other Convra.". ',G!t
with the duty Of protecting slavery eSa,nmse tar
one Congress Is charged with the dn,v a"e'e 81
ing 1t everywhere. say the other. Tbey =. P'@s;
that "lneAoIable logic suited ia tbs;. : a
ltA~ i"- c on one SIDE Of a gcoyra pLieal rr a SUE
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roI1rIcs. In all the parishes, our exchanges ena
BILE US to state. Organizations lave been formed Oh
the Bell and Everett party. In nearly all. l'ougla4
clubs are created. The state is now warmly cantes
ted.-Iicdyune.
The Picayune has not been incorrectly informed,
We have every day assurances that our cause is on
ward. Accessions to our ranks daily continue, while
the Breckinridgers are losing ground continually
Louisiana is ours-she will vote for Bell and Everett.
and then overboar I'd goes the crowd Of Office holders
and the gang Of plunderers who have so long lived
and fattened upon public plumber.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-22

~. The attempt Of A. HUNTER on Wednesday
night to answer the speech of Col. SPARKS, of the
Saturday night previous, resulted, as as everybody
knew it woull-in a lamentable failure. It was the
greatest burlesque We ever witnessed, and was high
ly relished as such by all who were present. Thu ,dea
Of r. 4. HUNTER meeting Col. S. in debate is the rich.
est joke of the season, especially after having agreed
to meet that gentleman, add then Bzzled out, becau-e
his friends had to be consulted before he could meet
sny one. His friends knew their man.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-09-22
AsKAAsAS.-Tllt Menp' IS Enquirer SAYS yerv di

AsKAAsAs--rhe Melnp' IS Enqutrer says Very di-
rect and reliable news .r4 Arkansas. founded IN tile
calculation Of q gentleLi actively and successfully
engaged in the late canvas. in til&t STATE aeztlis t..s
-ns proportions Of parties stand .s nine, four and
three tia! Is, when Eell gets pine votea, Rieokinrid.
&c VIZ pe: four, an! Douglas ti.r,~ SO that for every
niae tAousan2 vots ,.'e- 1el!, seven Thousand
only wi! 3e given % both Brock ard Douglas. Ark
ansas Is eansi erred safe fer Bel! ty good judges op the
gruund.