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TO ALL WHO USE LIQUOR 1856. LATESTf8S0; LATER FROM EUROPE Roman Catholicism and the Hempstead ARRIVALS! Arrival of the. Niagara. New York, June 5. The Royal mail steamship Niagara, from Democrat.

In the course of a tilt against the policy of the American party as regards Roman Catholicism and' the' ends at which' that Liverpool on the afternoon of Saturday, the HAVE iust received and are new Church aims, the Editors of the Hempstead L24th, has arrived at Halifax, en route for opening a large variety of Boston. 0 The Hempstead Democrat, in its issue of yesterday, reproduces what "we believe" to be a tissue of infamous lies from the New Orleans Courier, concerning the recent election in that city. We are compelled to defer comment upon the dastardly, craven spirit which ascribes to Americans all the blame which should of right attach to these unhappy proceedings and we pity the man whose spirit leads him to turn from the provokers of an outrage to censure the provoked. We ask our readers to examine carefully suitable for the trade. Democrat say: "If Roman Catholicism is an error, the only way under heaven whereby we can suppress it, is by appealing not to the prejudices and passions of the people, but to the quick discrimination of their enlightened judgement." TO THE TOCKHOIDEBS Of the it, O.

and B. B. Kailroad. AT a meeting of the Board of Directors ot this Company, held at their office in the city of Camden, at the following times, it was ordered that calls as follows be made on all Subscriptions of Stock to said Company: On the 10th ot November, 1852, first call tss made of one-half of one per cent. Due 10th of January, 1S53.

On the 3d of July, 1853, a further call of two per cent, was made. Due the ensuing August. On January nth, 1954, a further call of two and a half per cent, was made. Due the 11th February ensuing. On the 17th day of February, 1S54, a further call of ten per cent, was made.

Due 1st May ensuing. On the 7th day of February, 1855, a further call of ten per cent, was made. Due 1st March ensuing. On the 13th day of February, 1S56, a further call of twenty-five per cent, was made. Due 1st April ensuing.

Total amount of calls to date, fifty per cent. Suit will be instituted against all delinquent icho do not pay their calls tcithin sixty days. J. T. ELLIOTT, Secretary: Camden, May 1, 1856.

19:10 Telegraphed to the Memphit Eagle Sf Enquirer. Cincinnati Convention Buchanan Nominated for President and J. C. Breck-enridge, of for Vice President Cincinnati, one 2d. A serious fight took place when the Benton delegates from Missouri forced their way into the hall.

Daring the fracas the doorkeeper was knocked down. The two New York delegations, not agreeing to compromise, were both refused admission. After a boisterous discussion the Benton delegates withdrew amid loud cheers. After transacting other important business the convention adjourned until 10 o'clock to-morrow. Cincinnati, June 3.

John E. Ward, of Georgia, is elected president of the Convention. On taking the chair Mr. Ward delivered an eloquent and forcible speech. The rules and regulations adopted for the government of the convention, amount to 52.

The committee on credentials unanimously rpiect the Price delegates from Missouri. Having referred to facts in support of the positions which we assumed last week in regard to the Romish institutions, we said: "We appeal to every man to know wheth- 1 'ill. i Gent's Clothing, of every style and pattern, Iadies' Dress Goods, and Trimmings, New Styles, Gent's Hals and Caps, Indies' Bonnets New Stvles, Saddlery, all kinds. Gent's Boots, of all qualities, Gent's Shoes, of all kinds, Russett Brogans, of all sizes. Spun Cotton, assorted, from 5 to 10, Swedes Iron.

of all sizes, for Plantation use, Plow Plate moulds, English BairyCheese, Sugar, Coffee; Salt, Whiskey, Raisins, Rice, LANDRETH GARDEN SEEDS. Feb. 5. 1856. 6 COTTON.

Lower qualities had declined while Fair and Middling qualities were better. The sales of the week amounted to bales, of which 6,000 bales were taken on speculation and 1,000 for The sales of Saturday were estimated at 10,000 bales, the market closing with prices staffer but not quotably higher. The whole stock in port amounted to bales, of which 528,000 were American. Manchester market opened heavy but closed firm. Provisions are dull and generally unchanged.

Western Prime Mess Pork was quoted at 91s. 6d. Consols for money were quoted at 91 1-4. The new British loan of five millions bad been taken at 93 cents. The political intelligence by the Niagara is unimportant.

the affidavit which we append below, and draw their own conclusions. Will the Democrat republish it Will it dare to do it You have virtually called the American party murderers and espoused the cause of Italian Brigands, and yet call yourselves Americans. We will revert to this subject next week er such is not toe mevitaoie tendency ot the supremacy of this institution whether, in view of these openly declared intentions, it is not the duty of the American people WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPS. This celebrated beverage is manufactured at the factory ot the undersigned, at Schiedam, He is the importer, as well as the exclusive manufacturer of the article, and no preparation bearing the name of ''Schnapps," that is not procured either from his establishment in New York, or from his agents in otter cities, is genuine or reliable. It is made from barley of the finest quality' selected with great care from the products of the most celebrated grain-growing districts, is flavored with the essence of the aromatic uniper Berry of Italy, and is rectified by a peculiar process, which expels from the spirit every acrid particle.

As a means of preventing and correcting the disagreeable and often dangerous effects produced upon the stomach and bowels by a change of water a visitation to which travelers, new settlers, and all unacclimated persons are liable the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps will be found absolutely infallible while, in cases of dropsy, gravel, obstruction of the kidneys, diseases of the bladder, dyspepsia, ague and fever, and general debility, it is recommended most emphatically by the most distinguished members of the medical profession. I wish the public to understand the Schnapps is not sold by the gallon or pipe. It is only sold in quart and pint bottles, in cases of one dozen quarts and two Jozen pints, each bottle enveloped in yellow paper, with my name on the bottle, cork, and a fac simile of my signature on the label. For sale at all the respectable Druggists and Grocers. UDOLPHO WOLFE, Sole Importer and Manufacturer, Depot 18, 20 22 Beaver Street, N.

York. CAUTION TOTHE PUBLIC. Since the introduction of my Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps into the United States, a number of Liquor Mixers in New Ycrk, Boston and Philadelphia have been engaged in putting up mixed to declare, by the quiet and effective exercise of their inalienable right of suffrage, that no temporary success, no matter how highly prized, should be purchased at the price of a tacit recognition of the justice of these insolent claims of a foreign despot ELECTION IN NEW ORLEANS. MORE BLOODY WORK. The Municipal election in New Orleans on the 2d instant, resulted in the success of ism Will the astute editors of the Democrat QAKKET MANUFACTORY; WASHINGTON, ARKANSAS.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens of Washington, and its vicinit, that he still continues to manufacture and repair at his Manufacturing Rooms, on Main street, one door west ot the Washington House, where he will at all times be prepared to fill any orders in his line of business. He would also announce to the public that be has a HEARSE always in readiness, a and will give prompt attention to Funerals Coffins made to order. D. H. HAWKS.

Washington, May 20, 1855. 25-tf. be pleased to point out the distinctive dif ference, between tbe means which we pro Will some or all or any of the W. II. Alexander, AND BRIDLE MAKER, posed to employ, to remedy an evil, and the plan which they suggest? abolition "friends of colored humanity" at the North, put the following extract from the Memphis Morning Bulletin, of Washington, Ark TAKES this method of informine A base and infamous lie is well in the following article.

So far as our the citizens of Hempstead and ad- the 14th ultimo, in their pipes and smoke it? loinmg counties, that he has commenced the above business in all its various branches and The committee on platforms met, but could not agree. The New York delegates have not yet fully compromised. It is currently reported that Pierce's friends have instructions to withdraw his name. Bayard, from the committee on creden tials, has reported unanimously in favor of tbe anti-Beoton delegates. The New York case is not yet disposed of.

Report concurred in. The convention adjourned to 10 o'clock to-morrow morning no business done. Cincinnati, June 5. The Committee on credentials will make their report this declaring the 'ew York Softs entitled to 32 seats and the Ilards to 3. A storm is anticipated when the report rocs in, as this decision is a complete administration triumph.

The resolution favoring a Rail Road to the Pacific was tabled by a majority of eighteen. Tbe foreign policy resolutions passed by "Muzzle not the Ox that Tread- CARRIAGE WAREHOUSE, MARSH DENMAN Nos. 81, 83 and 85 Common Street, hopes, by prompt attention to business, to merit a reasonable share of public patronage. My stock is large and complete, and consists in part of the etii out the Corn. Seldom nave we heard a more touching, practical obedience the American party by a very large majority their entire ticket having been elected with the exception of the Assistant Alderman for the Fifth Ward.

The vote for Mayor stood for Waterman, 4,726 for Elmore, .2,762 majority for Waterman, 1,926. The Crescent contains the testimony of six or Beven witnesses before Coroner Olivier, which goes to throw, the blame on those who were instigated by the democratic party. We give below that of Mr. Jos. Hernandez, which seems to be the most important Joseph Hernandez, sworn.

Says that in Orleans street, at the Eleventh Precinct, bat ween 11 and 12 o'clock, on the day of the election, a man named Tortoricbo, who appeared to be the leader of a band of men denominated Sicilians, came to the polls at different times with voters. As I was near him, I observed that he was prompting the voters when questioned by the Commissioners I then called Mr. Charles Rieffel's attention to the same, and also that of Mr. following articles NEW ORLEANS, The oldest and largest to this injunction of Holy Writ than occurred at the Railroad celebration at Her establishment in the' city, have always on and poisonous Gin in green cases and jugs, and to nando. Mrs.

Wm. White, that well-known old be palmed off upon the unwary for my genuine Schnapps. I have directed my agents to institute legal proceedings against all persons who they hand an extensive stock of Coaches, Carriages, Caleches, Barouches, Rockaways, and with and without tops, manufactured by themselves, and fully guaranteed, together with every mother in the Church, when the white persons present had finished dinner, immediately dispatched a messenger to invite may ascertain to be engaged in this most atroci variety of Harness, lnmmings, Axies, ous system of deception, and I call on the press Lamps, Varnishes, which thej wul sell low for cash or city acceptance. FULL QUILTED LOOSE COVERS. MEXI-ICAN HCPE.

LOOSE COVERS, MEN'S QUILTED SEAT SADDLES. QUILTED SEAT SIDE SADDLES. FULL QUILTED SIDE SADDLES. BOYS' QUILTED SADDLES, BRIDLES, MARTINGALES, GIRTHS, COLLARS, HAMES, BUGGY LINES, BUGGY, CARRIAGE, COMMON WAGON. AND PLOUGH GEARINGS.

I have nothing but the best of Northern Leather for manufacturing purposes, and I will warrant all Saddles told by me not to hurt, in case they should, will fix them free of charge. I am prepared to give to punctual men the usual accommodation on time. Orders respectfully solicited. Washington, March 25, 1 S56. 13tf May 28, 1S56.

and the public to aid them in their efforts to remedy so great an evil. Regular Upper Red River Packet UDOLPHO WOLFE. ever two-thirds. A motion to reconsider was lost by seventy-nine to one hundred and R. M.

seventy-nine. observation extends, but one opposition press in the state of Arkansas has polluted its columns by publishing the miserable, cowardly slander. We take the lie referred to, and tbe comments accompanying it, from the Gazette and Democrat, of the 7th inst: Startling Development. The following paragraph is taken from the columns of the National Intelligencer an old line whig paper: "During a trial now progressing in the United States circuit court in this city the extraordinary fact came out in evidence, that when a Know Nothing is admitted to his second degree, he becomes a party to an oath which binds him to stand by a brother of the same grade, regardless of consequences, even as a witness in any court!" Who can read the above paragraph without an involuntary shudder of horror? Is it any wonder that so many honest honorable men have drawn out of the concern forever? Is it not enough to repulse every honest citizen The above we clip from a recent No. of the family organ.

Now the editor of that paper insinuates a base and malicious slander which, if he did not know was false, (and it requires a great deal of charity to suppose be did not) he could have easily Caution to Persons who Drink at Bars Messrs. Pope and Strange hands, some 50 in number, (who had laid the iron all the way,) to come into the enclosure, and, as honored guests, receive their dinner at the hands of herself and the other noble ladies, whose abundance seemed inexhaustible, and come they did and such a dinner as they got was worthy the services they had been doing, and the touching charity and justice that prompted it." Hubbard. I told them that they ought not to suffer him to approach so near the voters, THE substantial, fast running, light draught steamer R. M. Jones, hav The committee on credentials is not prepared to report this evening but will report in the morning.

and begged them to remark to Tortoricbo to ing been purchased by Captain E. S. Johkso, will run regularly during the entire season in the discontinue, as he was disturbing the Commissioners and voters. A few minutes af and Hotels. Numerous complaints are made of persons who keep bars on steamboats and in hotels, who fill my empty bottles with' common Gin, and sell it to the unsuspecting for my Scliiedam Aromatic Schnapps, I would therefore advise all who drink the opper Ked Kiver trade, fianters ana snippers may rely upon having all business entrusted to ter, Tortoricbo came in with a voter and, FBEBH ARRIVALS.

her punctually attended to. as soon as that voter was on the platform, March 27, 1854. W. P. HART Have removed their Drug Store to OX Tortoricbo approached him closely, when Mr.

Hubbard remarked to Tortoricho that STATE OF Schnapps at such places, to mark the appearance County of Hempstead. The Convention adjourned until to morrow. June 5. The Commttee on Resolutions have agreed to report a resolution laudatory of Pierce's Adminstration, after the nomination, and also to report against the resolution on foreign policy principle adopted the Platform Committee as a party test. Fti phens, of Kentucky, submitted a majority report of the Committee on Credentials, iii regard to the case of the New York del- of the bottle and if the outside wrapper or label Mitchel Fosters old stand, on the corner op- he had no right to stand where he stood.

In the Hempstead Court of Probate, April Term, posite the Planters' Hotel and one door east of the should be defaced, to refuse to drink, unless a A new piano-forte has been invented, which has two key boards, and is said to have a power greater than two grand pianos The principle of construction consists in the movement being arranged around a hollow cylinder, which is placed perpendicularly within the budy of the instrument. Jiprxl ZY, Ji. L). isoo. and requested him to permit the voters to answer themselves io the questions of the Washington House, wnere iney are now iciiev-in" and opening a general assortment ot fresh bottle is opened.

In the matter of the Estate P.f:T:nn fnT Rai. UDOLPHO WOLFE. FRESH AND GENUINE DRUGS AND of John Thomas, dec. ot Slaves. Exparte.

Commissioners, lo this lortoncho retus ed, persisted in remaining where he wa and then Mr. Hubbard shoved him slightly, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PERFUMERIES, DYE STUFFS Alf THIS dav came Francs M. 1 nomas, as fcx-ecutor of the will of John Thomas, deceased, and filed his petition praying for an order to sell remarking "You shall not remain on this DIED, platform. lhen lortoncho furiously jump the slaves belonging to said esiaie, in oraer learned it was so. llisdaily associates uis In this place on the 10th of Congestion ed back and went into the middle of the PATENT MEDICINES, make distribution ot the same: and it appearing to the court that Abraham D.

Thomas, Mary of the brain. William George, infant son ot Rob peers in every respect, are members of the street, and from hi3 umbrella drew a long WHOLESALE AGENTS IN E. ORLEANS. James W. Burke.

35 Common street. Cady Holmes, 7 Gravier street. J. D. Giiffe 3S.

40 and 42, Old Levee. Goodrich 24 Common street. Eaton Henderson. 16 New Levee. G.

M. Bavly 35 Canal street. Converse' corner of Canal and New Levee street. E. J.

Hart 79 Tchoupitoulas street. Thompson. Allen Co 23 Common street. Schmidt Zieglar, 175 Old Levee. L.

Lanier 3G Poydras street. TWethpr with a general assortment of Fancy- ert L. and Elizabeth Phillips, aged 9 months and American party, ile knows that the obliga. Ann Loftis, Sarah M. Blackburn, William U.

wide sword known in French as 'la tie' tion of secrcsy has been removed from the 3 days. Little Willie was a dear, sprightly boy, hi Articles, which make their stock equal to any in Snuth Arkansas. All of which they will sell on Christian and Sarah T. Sanders, a part ot the heirs and distributees ot said estate, are non-resi and then shouted twice an Indian yell, reasonable terms for cash, or on time to prompt dents of the State of Arkansas, it is, therefore, order, and that he could have obtained correct information from them on this subject ordered that they be nd appear, if they thmlc customers. Washington, May 21, 1S5G.

which yell received a similar answer from two houses in front of the polls a coffeehouse and an oyster stand and immediate There are Pizzerinctums, too, from whom father's hope, his mother's pride. But he has passed away like a rose-leaf wafted oh the morning zephyr: Like a pure white cloud on the summer sky. Like the rainbow beaming a moment here, Like a wreath of mist from the mountain high, He has melted away to his native sphere. esationa. Roth sections, it is reported, i-nnul pledged to support the nominee of the The report gives the Ilards '11.

and the Softs 13 votes. ijnyard, of Delaware, rose to make a minority report. His report called forth ivat applause from the Buchanan men, as it was in favor of giving the Softs 18 and the Ilards 17 votes. The indications are that' the Convention will sustain the miaor-itv. All the States in favor of Buchanan support it.

The minority report is shaped as to admit both the delegations from New York equally, with the privilege of alternating the casting vote, the Softs casting it fin. The Convention proceeded to ballot at 2 o'clock: he could have ascertained the truth of this i iii i ly after 25 or 30 men ran out trom the proper, at the next term ot this court, to De coiaen at tbe court-house in the county of Hempstead, and State of Arkansas, on the second Monday of July, A. D. 1856, and show cause, if any they can, why said slaves sbonld not be eold in ae-cordance'with the prayer of said petitioner, and most uncnariiaDie ana oiacs cnarge THE GREAT DICKENSON CORN SHELLER. acrainst the American party.

It will be above mentioned places, armed with revolvers, daggers, and other dangerous weapons, and surrounded Tortoricho, who, brandish remembered by our readers, that last HAVE nurchased the patent right tor the I .1 fnrn hallare fnr the Stat nf Ar. that this order be published in the ashington A. II. Block. 3 and 4 Front street.

Elliot 19 Poydras street. Payne, Steel 27 Tchoupitoulas street. Bunnell Bailiff. 10 Gravier street. F.

W. Coeler. 119 Common street. O. O.

Woodman, corner of Magazine and Common streets. John Wright 151 Chartres street. Hall. Kemp No. 1 Tchoupitoulas street.

And all the wholesale druggists and grocers in Spring twelve month, a copy of our ritual was stolen, and afterwards furnished Henry kansas.and will at as early a day as at Telegraph for six consecutive weeks before the and this is ing his sword, gave the order of mata-los, (which is considered by witness as "kill next term of this court, cause con Little Rock, prepared to sell machines and the 7r- Wise, by Senator Bright, of Indiana. tinued. patent right lor counties tnrougnout me enure That ritual was published in the True Dem ocrat, aud if there was any desire on the tbe United States The rights for this celebrated Corn Sheller have Keen disposed of tor every State in the Union, at J. i i. i i First Ballot Buchanan received 135 part of its editor, to do even-handed justice and not slander and traduce bis fellowciti- enormous rates, ana it neeas oui, to ue cu them.

lhen the bicihans began their shooting, running to and fro and shooting at every one around tbe polls. Then, and after the firing commenced, I saw Messrs. Chas. Rieffel, Octave Andry and R. D.

Hubbard with their revolvers in hand did not see any one ot them shoot at the aggres J. W. SMITH. J- W. BALDWIN.

NEGROES WHITE votes and a half, Pierce 122 and a half, Conv from the record. Teste S. T. SANDERS, Clerk. By T.

H. Simms, D. C. 19 Confirmation Of Tax Title. To all whom it may Concern.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned having purchased of C. C-Danley, Auditor ol Public Accounts of Arkansas, at public auction, on the 9th day ot February, commend itself to every practical man. It commends itself, let Ttv its rhpanness. WHITE, SMITH BALDWIN, Douglas 33, Cass 6. nsuing four months or zens, be would not have copied and endorsed such a slander from "an old line whig air ANTED, lor the VV lonsrer.

at the option of the owner, Thirty Second Ballot Buchanan 139, Pierce IVJ and a half, Douglas 31 and a half, paper." CJood, Able Bodied Negro Laborers, to work jn the improvement of Red River, at and in the 2d. rabili ty, si plici ty, 1 ightness, portabil ity and no chance to get out ot order. 3d. The manner ot doing its work and this is curious enough. In all other machines the corn It seems very strange, that no slander is sors.

I must say that when the affray commenced I was inside the polls, unarmed, too base, no lie too black for the enemies of vicinity of the Raft YT'lIJL? Cass G. Third Ballot About tbe same. Fourth Ballot. Buchanan 141 and 11 1 ICT I IllUliklli fllVII iVwv uiiu v- and had the waist of my frock coat pierced the- American party. When riOtS and rr 9nnlvtlh( office of riots 1852, the following aescnoea iracisor inci ui Land, which had been forfeited to the State of Arkansas for non-payment of taxes due thereon.

Receiving, Forwarding and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND DEALERS IN GROCERIES, BOAT AND BAR STORES, PLANTATION SUPPLIES, ETC CORNER MILAM AND COMMERCE STREETS, SHREVEP0RT, LA. by a ball. Perceiving that the affray was cities, those the Vashin2t0n Telegraph, or to bloodshed occur in the large half. Pierce 119. Douclas 30, Cass 5 and a gaining strength, I left for Hospital street, is removed by a grindins, crushing, mashing, jamming process, but in this it is picked off as a child would do with its fingers.

4th. No matter what is the size of the cob, or shape, every kernel is taken off and done so neatly that not even the chut or busk that holds the corn nrnrnna inunnn hi 17 tnlrA KirlfiS Sasr Nicht to wit The SW ot Sec. 24, in Town. IS, S. R.

22 West. half. in order to cet my weapons and to call for CHAS. A. FULLER, U.

S. At and Engr. Office Red River Impt's, Pineville, Bossier Parish. La. Sixth Ballot Buchanan 155, Douglas agaiust their countrymen, and swear the Irish and Dutch were iastified.

Is not this The i of Sec 19. in iown. 13, a. n. vesr.

assistance. When I reached the polls of is at all disturbed or rubbed off, hence the corn 1 he nT. 2 R. 23 West Hospital street, I found very few of our 23, Pierce 107 and a half. Tennessee changed for Buchanan i a Dag or nox, wane uc 7.

oo nr, in 1 1- a3njiiniis Lru Tl A vnVfl nurchased from E. C. Hart the com- members, (American,) but met Mr Emile lie 1 ui 1 CHOICE LAND FOB SAIiE. cobs unbroken are laid on one side by the machine This is deemed a favorable indication for XX modious brick warehouses formerly occu Containing eight hunarea ana eignty acres, ior Pninnfilin and nsked him where was the itself. u.

cm hundred and thirteen and 36-00 All other machines require so mucn power -r y- lands 5th. while this is run and dollars, and the said having been conveyed nearest poll. He told me that I would meet one at No. 8 Engine House, and informed hct thov are almost useless. pied by Mr.

L. E. Carter, ana more recently oy Mr. Nat. Moore, we are now prepared to receive and store Cotton: Merchandise and Produce, and solicit the patronage of our friends and the public, pledging ourselves to give prompt attention to all a lamentable state of things, one well calculated to make conservative men every where, pause and consider where party spirit is carrying them.

Since writing the above, we have received the Memphis Eagle and Enquirer, of 27th May, in which we find this slander nailed to the counter, but the family organ true to its instincts, did not tell tte truth, as will be seen by reading the "Appeal's" me that he would accompany me to it were ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF CHOICE LAND, located about nine miles north-west of Washington, on the Noith Fork of the Ozan. will be sold on reasonable terms, if application be made soon. The tract embraces the iol lowing numbers, to wit The SE of section eleven, SW I of section twelve, West i of NE 1 of section twelve, snpli mv desire. I accepted his oner, and iby a boy of 12 years old, who will shell from Ts52. SO to 90 bushels a day.

mM vow therefore all persons who can set up any 6th. But the fight to safd Tand'oV any part thereof so pur- this curious machine, is the fact et in consequence of any informality or any and Green corn, just as easily as Dry corn flv or Vsalitv connected with such we went down, where I met many of my business entrustea to our care. hand at all times a large and complete stock of friends and friends of the American party, Andrew Johnson, of Tennessee, for A ice President. Seventh Ballot Buchanan 143 and a half, Douglas 58, Pierce 59. Tennessee went for Douglas.

Tenth Ballot Buchanan 150 and a half. Pierce 80 and a half, Douglas 59 and a half, Cass 5 and a half. Fourteenth Ballot Buchanan 182 and a half, Pierce 75, Douglas 63. Adjourned till to-morrow. June 6.

New Hampshire has virtually Plantation Supplies, Boat and Bar Stores 7th. This is ti and related to them what had happened 1 .1 V.lr and shell corn grain. hM in the county of Columbia, as to the south of SE i of section twelve, NW J-of section thirteen, of SE of section thirteen ana requestea inem io auuuujpuuy to Orleans street. Manv of them did so WM. HERVEY ALLEN.

quotation: From the Memphis Appeal. Can it be True? In a letter of the and Groceries, of all descriptions, to which we invite the attention ot purchasers. Our entire charges for receiving, storing and shipping cotton will be twenty-five cents per bale. April 2, 1856. NE 1 of section fourteen, MR nf KPrtinn twentv-frwr.

west quarter of section 24, in township 18, south of range 22 west, (said land being situate in said county) and as to the residue, at the first term of the circuit court, to be held in Lafayette county, (said land being situate in said county.) six months after the date of the publication of this some on foot, others in carriages. When we reached Orleans street tbe confusion was great, but the Sicilians had left, and then I harA tW Mr N. Trenaffmer had been New York correspondent of the National All in township ten, south, in range 26 west. Intelligencer, dated the 6th we find Apply to PORTRAIT PAINTING. MR E.

P. ASHBOURNE informs the citizens of Washington and vicinity that he has iA flnnrnf the Odd ret- Ti Tn ronseouence of a rumor having been withdrawn from Pierce, and led off for Doug i ii.i nor Vinrrl fnr torin the following extract: VV. AMJAt o. Washington, June 18, 1856. circuiaieu inai uur glas as the next-best man, and soundest on Ljangerousy WOunded by a Sicilian.

An notice, why the sale so made con- nr. irpifrht are 25 cents, we are inuueeu mj uuuij talten a room uu i cii -harcrpsare as I resnectfu IV invites tnem laaies pursuant to a netlUOll wiiii-i. uu democratic principles hour or two after I heard that two bicihans our menus ana me iu for that V117 purpose. "During a trial now progressing in the United States Circuit Court in this city, the extraordinary fact come out in gvidence, WASTED) iu com Trrx'ciiTnDTur follows: aim 11 iv. aa a ic rrs hie had been killed in a house on Levee street; I heard, furthermore, that they were mem GOOD HANDS, that are capable of Storaee.

per barrel paintings. He will remain iuu6 AP4. An crt 6ic. JL putting work together, at the Crin and JMUi that when a Know-Nothing is admitted to inieiew 1 1. Drayage, receiving and forwarding.

May 21, 1S56. Mr W. has studied unaer ine uk jiii.iai.ovii Fifteenth Ballot Buchanan 168, Douglas 118, Pierce 3, Cass 4. On the 18th ballot, Buchanan was nominated almost unanimously. Each State, in announcing its vote, declared heartily for Buchanan, as though he was first choice.

is second degree, he becomes a party to an bers of the gang which caused Mr. Trepag-nier's murder, and 1 know that these two DANIEL E. WILLIAMS, B. H. KINS WORTHY.

April 30, 1S56. 18:6 FRESH ARRIVALS. New York, and is a student of the N. A. Academy oath which binds him to stand by a brother of Design.

Bf, Factory of B. F. RENFRO CO. Washington, June 11, 1S.6. ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.

-ln. U. IBdD. of the same grade regardless of consequen men, the two Sicilians killed, were present at the affray and acted conspicuously The The fir st Havana plan Lottery established in the U. S.

GOODS OF ALL KINDS On the announcement of the nomination, it By Authority of tbe State of Alabama. ces, even as a witness in any court, ov says a legal reporter." two dead Sicilians 1 recognize as Deing engaged in the mob. Most oftbe Sicilians was greeted with terrific applause, and the CHEAP FOB CASH. WARLICK'S PATENT; PLOW, The Appeal asks, "Uan tbis De true: cheerincof each candidate. SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY.

We answer, No! It can't be true it isn ti iiauniwMj G-. S. OXLEY, HOUSE, SIGIT AND And Paper Hanger. WOULD respectfully inform the citizen of Hempstead and adjoining counties, that he wore belts having small apenures ior me lodging of pistols. Messrs.

Rieffel and June 6. At the evening session the nip it never was true and either the THE undersigned informs the public general that he has just received a Splendid Assortment of Dry Goods, of all kinds, including MANUFACTURED: BY SHARP CHASE CAMDEN, ARK'S. Hubbard were members ot tne cnauengiug Convention passed a resolution rendering all constitutional aid to the Pacific Rail witness must have perjured himself, or the CLASS D. NEW SERIES. To be drawn in the City of Montgomery, June 12th, 1856.

committee of the American party. A was legal reporter" of the National intent- 1 1- 1 I road; the Convention then went into nomi fW. Hats, told by Mr. Reiffel, on the day previous to thfi nlprttinn. the Sicilians would come THIS Plow, now being introduced to the Planters gencer wuiuiiy ana mauciousiy utu nation for Vice President; Kentucky pro- Only 10,000 Numbers.

Capital Prize. .515,000. ThoT-o lann American urder tnat we are is still prepared to execute; aa joos with neatness and dispatch He at the Furniture Store of D. H- Hawks, when not of this State, is the best, most posed Linn Boyd, Illinois, Juitman ot armed and determined to shoot Price of ncneisj 'LADIES FINE DRESS GOODS, not proud ot and glory in; and we repeat durabl and simpie PioW, "for all work," 0 Kft ever UUUlsiaua, uivu.mp, rAwn tKa A man on nQ At th3 I me IDB SI- elsewhere engaged. fnr nrine and Summer wear.

i wiving former prices hat we have never seen in an American introduced to the public, it was paienieu VJ WnOlCs piv iuuvwvu," I54y quiet April 9, 1856. fray accurred the Americans were He niavailing during ft aa moon nr Ann IBM hv NOtl Prizes in this Lottery are paid thirty days alter tnety who promptly declined; Alabama named Senator Fitzpatrick Tennessee, V. Brown: South Carolina, Mr. council au I LV 1 fnf attached to the common and docile all the morning. vi.ir'e metallic Burial Cases.

the drawing, in bills or spee-Pjr6 XTM VBd Applying 'the people with. the wants at standard prices. one-tenth part as mendacious, as those wno ---s- number without deduction only on tradrira and vilifv them. I ramnl(. tht New-eround Cut goons s.a ite tne WMh.

THE undersigned, proprietors, of the iRigbt to "11 rv.f. Burial Ctses in Terntorv Seddon. r.f Virginia, who declined; North WAMUUVW I Ul IJUIUO, OO, I-" -J Tdragtprue Southern Military Company in The Intellisencer then comments as tei. the Subsoil, Turning now, uuiuvwr, Carolina, Mr. Dobbin; Georgia, Herscbel fL iinuse -nd examine tor yourselves, rigton House, ana ea HOOKS.

i-xi u. c.nr and in fact anv Kind Ol now Kansas. The Learvenworth (Kansas) AH communications strictly confidential. which includes "the State of Arkansas, would call the attention of Undertakers throughout the State now Ko generally known. oej tollows npon tne origin oi iu pag.apu.

VtA. can readily be adjusted V. Johnson! Maine. Mr. Rusk.

13-3t Squatter Sovereign, of the 28th ultimo, March 1856. FirsttBallot--Breckenridge, 55; Quit JOHN L. LUUAIM, Ark-nsas, General Agent says This item, says tbe Intelligencer, reiers -7 and set to run to any depth to what occurred in one of the courts of the that is desired, and any of the changes the citv of New York, and was embodied in a points can be made in one minute, without the are prepared to supply wholesale dealer, onhb- nd forward circulars to any of tften man WV Tinvrl Bayard, 31: Fitzpat- "Uur young mends irom ooutn uaro 19- W. O. Butler, of The HANDS WANTED.

WILL give Thirteen Dollars per nonthjuA food. for ale P9S: Washington, Ark. May 28, 1S56. on application, by letter or otnerwis letter ot our JMew oris, correspouueut y- with one int offered lined, range irom Una, who have settled in this city, wishing to be in a situation when called upon, to render the best service possible to the Kentucky, 27 Bayard, Fitzpatrick and Bovd were withdrawn. 1 mV.n intitnotart hIBl 1 tt IDC tea tne uiu ui moderate price ot ShVi-iv nAa wholesale prices, $25..

21:3 RAYMOND 536 Broadway, New York. nf nnnfidence in the statement by con- 7: Kimnle its construction that any gooa fienUemen 8 utiiid5 J.C. Breckenridee. of Kentucky, was fXmoHandi, to work the t.w when crops are laid b7. EacJ reatment an axe or-mattock.

Llr nXsU) -1 rrTi'h vrith th followine can make them with facility, wbiie officer of the law who might need their assistance in punishing abolitionists and for Vice Pres ciuaiug ra-r" rrr-S; hW can make the stock. It can Navigation Has Commenced sniix a. ifsat revorieT owo nrian A. 8ide. tt.

a- ormiiaxj ident on (he second ballot. and is aloui uosmm v. fTpnrlprs. have formed a rifle comr rt inform his fru aiso ue uscu Sfafa surt-lu it is not. reallv so." The copyist, nfTt AV This Plow receivea tne rremiums on rr- i i to I tie laic iu UUWVl ranv.

ana elected as their captain, a grad customers, and the public generally, that vir held at Atlanta, Georgia, nmittlnr. thaan trnrds. li as locaiea me reouested to come i-T-i-ii: a.y, rm na State ue 5nst rpreived from ine r.u Cincinnati, June 4 uate of the South Carolina Military Acad trial in Wash ington, ana maae me iu. septemher, xooo igri 17 ne either-'by draft or cash, and Ihos having neither, will make it convenient to those na iM-dness bv note. I am very George P.

Buell, editor of the Democrat- emy -UtaTTt wouTb yP Carol- Sck and Fancy Colored French Cloths, msihle tban WOUIU ue 1 TJnT IR.55. I cnnA ai.irtment of gencer the endorser it. in nn more rpsnn ClOSe OP firr, review, at vvasningion city, was siauueu lbe back in an affrav here to-night. He is at fnr oriT nt.hpr ltpm nnnuocprl in COrreSDOnu- I t.i Monnlachirpri ShaRP. CHASE fit IO.

Westward Ho The Chicago Press iH in a short time, be pre- The unsettled bnsi- seriously injured. Pike county, Ark MERRELL, Agent. 20:4 MavTMg56- REMOVAL. -kjc WILLllMS HART have removed theif office to W. P.

Hart Drug tbe Vashington House and AirtU, onnosite the Planters' Hotel. dlWheyn at the office, Dr. to can b. found bis Plantation, two mUea south-east of town. 2it' May 21,1855.

21 -mr r.lkr rail Oil fflT irieuu ciii states that during the 48 hours ending on the. 14th ultimo, the I -r a tri tit nPIT ir tK last vear is also We have not been able to glean any par re-ee i repreUed took pUco i Washinerton. I nnti-riM s. nn Washinfton. will meet with Shirts aud Shirt fr Black, Wliite and 1 1 CI An Tio Minrno-an Southern "cuiars of the affair or its cause.

eigni iraiiio jx KJtatTdSi. his Wrary etentleoien, an, show your purses. VIRGINIAS BLOCK. Washington, April 1,1856. Boad brought 81 coaches, containing and in the same time prompt attentio and in alUases where the Phow BOSTON, May 3, not give entire satisfaction, it is distinctly The resolution appropriating $20,000 in understoo5 that airl nf Free Kansas which has been under of returning it, and the money will be relunded.

a. xa war the Michigan Central Gentlemen desirous ot Xobes are invited to. call mine Stf Washington, April 2, 1856, LUC IA uauio into that citvbd coaches, con The Memphis Bulletin understands that a lead mine of great richness has recently been discovered on White river, about eighty miles above Batesville, in this State. discussion in tbe Houae, was tabled by eight Term (Casn. tainino: 4.662 passengers nearly U.UUU ---m june ii "vvi majority.

passengers arriving in two days..