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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-21
HATCETTTDS
Com pound kxtIact of.
4 OHIO SHI

n HE public living in the South ard Southwest
\ should Know and rem, nlh,r that every meGi-
cine heretofore manufactured in the Eastern and
Nnrthern States has utterly ed 10 cure diseases
IN tie south and West The reason is Obvious
tie difference in climate diet and habits Of lite pro-
duce among Us diseases idely diff ing from those
common TO the last and North Hence il is oral
~ impossible for ANY physician, however learned To
IL aufat ture medicine cure our diseases, unless,
by long practice and obs alton among those dis
eases he inst learn the peculiar idIOsy ncracy OF the
Southw estern constitution
The Coho>h tMacroty's RacPmcSa) is a medicinal
plant growing in own climate OF Indian reputa-
ton, and admitted by every physician who has ex-
anlDed 1t, 10 be surpassed by MEDICINE as tonic
Alternative and particularly adapted tn diseases OF the
Southwest 1t produces WuFtul alternative and
tonic effect upon tie whole human systenI-stimu-
lating all The >ecreiens 10 healthy action, and Civ
ing tone and energy to the muscular and nervous
systems.
For all diseases a sing from an impure state OF
the bh Od or from nervous derangement-ior dis
eases of the lungs, liver kidneys, Sypha etic and
mercura Diseases and particularly Tor all diseases
peculiar ienaltsit will be found superior TO any
medicine in
PROOF! PROOF!!
DE-. HATcHErT: We have examined the recipe
for your Comp pound kxtr CT of CUhosh, and believe
j to he a good and sale medicine.
We have 10 hesitation in recommending il as
equal, not superior TO any preparation OF SaIsapr-
rilla for all diseases in which that article is so
generally used.
JoHv R. WRECK. M. D.,
Prof. Materia Medica and Therapeutics. Evansville
l. l. LAYCtCK, " b, Medical
Prof Theory and Practice Medicine College
NJ. j. BRAY. NJ D.,
Pof Prime. and Practice of Surgery.
J. s. SWAMI, NJ D., Hen !erson. by.
Dated Evansville, October 90, l649.
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EVANSVILLE, Jan l, 1850
Dr. HArCHITT My wife. Tor several years. has
been afflicted " it'll nervous headache and dyspepsia
in their worst forms. Foe the last years She
has been unde. medical treatment without receiving
more rhnn temporary relief. She has been perma
nenty cured by The use OF your CUhosh have also
been cured by the same medicine OF settled pain
in nv chest attended with a distressing cough aud
great difficulty OF breathing. | also find il an i'm
mediae reli Tor heartburn. with which have been
severely afflicted. Yours. y C,
SAMUEL c. ATKINSON.
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TO I.AIfOItEKS.

DROP SAILS " Il be received a the OIfce Of the
4 City Clerk until The 23rd of March inst. for the
grading # Fourth street, bttween Locust and Wal
nut srt els; tie earth to be laced onF rth between
Locust and Walnut streets, and on Walnut hetve, n
Fourth street a the Canal. The work will be let
TO the lowest bidder. B, order If The Cornell.
JOHN J. CHANI hk.R,
NH 9 d3t Civ Clerk
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From Dr.. Balm. NJ. d:

From DR. Balm, VI. d:
NEW FRANKFORT, Ind, Feb 10, 1880.
Dr. HATcHIrT--Sr: Having the recipe for
making your xtract OF ohnsh,'' and hdUiHg as, d
it IN person. ! am led To believe it a safe and much
superior remedy to arsapari,la TOR all diseases for
Mich that article Is so highly extolltd.
p Yours, respectfully, WIN. c. A Balm.
Sold a the very low price OF rs cents per bottle,
Agencies solicited. Manufactured and tor sale by
J q. IlAICHIlT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
febl1 dawlV Evansville. la
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DISPATCHES,
CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsHINGroN, March Is
SENATE.


A bill authorizing the payment of $4,000
to the Winnebago Indians. was reported by
the Judiciary ommittee-considered and
passed.
The resolutions of Mr.. Clay were then ia
ken up.
Mr.. Badger having the floor. proceeded at
some length, to consider the question, wheth.
er there was any possibility of any action by
Congress which could lead to dsuaion, and if
there was possibility of such action, was
there possibility Of such state of things;
he considered the value of the Union and the
evils of separation. He declared he was
no alarmist, but looking to Union as good
TO be regarded against everything which
threatened It's pr"petuity, he must'say that
no one who looked upon the proceedings here,
and the commissions throughout the county
conld doubt the probability that separation
nigh follow from a certain process oflegSla-
ton.
Without concluding, Mr.. Badger gave way
to a motion postponing the subject till tc-moI-
row. The Senate then went into Executive
session.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-21
EAGLE PORTABLE COAL COOKING
R NOE

With pleasure we offer he above new. valuable
and economical ooking Range invented and con-
s'Iucttd for bitaminous coal Tie oven bakes
equal to any brick oven; the fre ell is constructed
pr ncipally OF fine brick, with un oren front viii
for heaIi g the room Berg portable it
has advantages over tho ser in brick, il takes up
little room, and can be removed without nconven-
fence.
We also keep all sizes of premium Cook Stoves,
OF the best qualify. and all other Stoves for heaine
purposes. a full stock of lin Ware. To which we
invite TIE attention Of merchants Orders filled at
the lowest prices.
mh5 If JP & C. SCHWING
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A SPLENDID FARM FOR SANE

"a The subscriber offers h Farm Tor 81.
I'D sale Its situate 90 miles from Evan @ssaa
vllle on the State road, containing 32L Sa7f-SS
acres choice land 1870 acres under good fences ~2"
and in fine order tor cultivation. There is hlnd
some frame Dwelling, a superior BaIn 40 rcres in
clover 81 good Fruit Trees Th- ground il fenced
off in 10 acre lois fences II and u rails Ugh; ii
failing supply ct good water. The Raj road
passes between il, and the Canal p9sses on the east
side
For further particulars apply to SArufLO Oar. Esq Cd.
ar VIM liJGHES. in the city OF Evansville; or to any
elf. the 81 misses
mh5 d3U ln.+ VIM. SMITH
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ECR CFTCcN CITY.

( III. under l=neu ueslruus ol removing TO Oregon,
J olftrs Tor sale for cash the Furniture aud good
will OF tie sherwood House" in Tie city OF Ly-
ansvie.
lerSons who feel DESTROYS of purchasing will call
upon the subscriber on or leiOre The first day OF
April next. 10 an enterpri-lnr man an npporiuni
~ Is now afforded OF gtglrp il lucI'iHe bust
ness. PETER bUkkE
ouisville Journal copy times and charge this
rffic' f BIG II
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DR.. HATcuITT: Ihave examined the manner of
prepariag your Comp"Hnd txtiart Of C!hush and
have used cons idea able extent III my practice
lelieve il an excellent remedy for all cen>titu-
tional and chronic diseases.
Respectfully, / HUTCHINSON.
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A FORTUNE FOR flo OR f5!
BRITANNIA sPcRTING PORTRAIT
CLUB,
Offices, George ST., "a. mouth, England.


THE Managers beg 10 acquGin: their numerous
J. patrons that the next DISTRIBUI ION OF
PORTRAITS OF ACE n0RSkS will comp,iss
those ntered tor the forthcoming
GRAND NATION : L DERBY RACE
The No. 0f Shares TO be limited to 600 each CEo.,
FIRST Class MEMBER Clio. SLeoND LASS DO f5.
Early Application tor the unapproprialed Shares
Is necessary. patty subscribing, bor more than
one SHIRE, has the chance OF gaining an equal mum.
Der OF Bonuses. Those members " no draw the va.
rlous Portraits will be presented with the following
SUMS
Portrait Of lsrClass Bonuses. 2l do do
Winner, or First Horse -. .f20.CCO fI0CeO
Second Horse. 10000 500
Third do 5000 1000
Divided amongst Starters. 6tCO 5000
NOa-Starters 5000 3OOO
l here are 300 Bonuses in each class that Leing
Tie number oi horses catered for the race The
DrawIRy will be conducted upon the same legiti.
mate principles as those which characterized the
late 81 Legcr and other proceedings
Full parIcuIars OF The result will be sent 10 alb.
sent members Immediately alter the deei> ion. that
each may know his position.
" Subscribers Registered and Scrip forwarded
on lecel OF remlttan e. Bills OF EXCHANGE
Drafts Bank Notes, &c. addressed and made pays.
Die IA the Managing Directors.
w. JAMES & co.
9J~tlv: per cent. commission TO be deducted on
! = pre- tnaDnh ~ b"nuses. i2nA d2m
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REMOVAL.
CITY CTlON IIOUS E.

CITY 4 u CIlON III o U s. E.
u He undersigned have removed il to the four
story hre-pruof buldiug on Water street. two
doors above Man, formerly occu pied by R. Barnes,
and prepared to sell Auction all descriptions
of properly entrusted to hem Tn y will attend 10
Regular Sae lays. Wednesdays. and for second
hand Furniture and "Calamites" in general Satur
days. Having an ahundan' e OF room. persons wish
ing Goods stored can be accommodated.
NITURE, con isiina OF SOFAS. Bureaus, Tables,
Chars, looking Glasses, okng Glass Plates 4 c
Sc. Also, Dry Goods, Books Fancy Articles, and
Notions Alo general assortment oil Clocks, at
wholesale and retail.
mil WOOLSEY Il NEIS ON.
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CINCINNATI. March Is

CINCINNATI, March Is.
The New England No. 2, struck a snag
while backing out from the landing, ten miles
above Portsmouth, at daylight Sunday morn
ing. She sunk within two feet of her hurri-
cane deck; she was bound for Pittsburg -
Five deck passengers were drowned. No
further particulars.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-21
ELECTION OF CITY RECoRpER

II order of the Common Council Of the city Of
Evansville an Election will he htld on the first
Monday of April next for Recorder of the Ct y as
provided for by IAN amend the charter Of tile
city of Evansville, approved Jan. 18th 1885,"
JOHN J. CHANDLER,
City Clerk.
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FRUIT TREES! FRUIT TRI EST!

&rG, " Z have made such arrangement, eSss5Fas
&EsssA with the celebrated Nursery Oh HoMr Is *
L. N Co. neSr Louisville, that We -,
can furnish all kinds OF FRUIT TREES and
SHRU bBERY, al the lowest prices. Send in your
orders
iehl2 d6w3 J. P. & & SCHWING.
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RAlLROADS AND PLANK RO4Rs.

RAILROADS AND PLANK RO4BS.
MPROVt.M f.NT is the order oi the day. and
those who do not improve the present moments
are behind til times l have for sale snme of the
improved. 1t is situate 10 miles due north of This
city. and near the line Of Railroad The enntempla-
tel Plank Foad will run through some Of this land
which with the Eailrnad. i'll afford every facility
tor taking Tie produce market. 7C0 acres are Of
tered, and will he sold in lots to snit purchasers
The farm known as the Hnrnbrook Farm, is part
OF The ands now for sale
Ii the above lands are not sold before the first day
of July next they will lie Sold public auction of
which due notice viii be given. Title beyond dis
pute For terms apply 20
T. H0RNBROOK, Main street.
Evansville Mach 1850 INNS
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MISS LESLIE ATEsT1CuTCo

MISS LESLIE ATEsTIGEHT COOK STOVE,
NJ gua ahtee the above Stove To possess Let-
w Ter combination oil good qualities than any
other Cook Stove ever offered for sale in his CITY,
Persons wanting good tove will carefully ex-
anime all the Stoves in TOW n, and then call and see
ours: and 1t they don't leave the California dust
we shall be satisted
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-21

| An agent Tor the following PATENT MLDI-
l. CINES:
Javnes Preparations;
Fahncsto, ks do
Wistar. Balsam Wild Cherry;
Smiths onic syrup;
TOwnsend's Sar apalilla;
Sands' do:
Bulls do
Harris Fit Medicine;
Thompson Conc ound Syrup Wood Napaha;
Covert, Balm vi Lie;
Cod Liver H.
and all othr Medicines of this character in general
u,e fcb7 CRAWt ORD SELL.
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(. AoLLINGs WORTH 80. ...JNo W. HUGHES
Wholesale ard etaiI
CHINA, GLASS AED CUEENSWARE
house,

TYater street. beitcecR 1Iain and Locust,
EVANSVILLE, Ia.
THE undersigned are now receiving very large
aud well selected stock Of
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE,
which with their present lot, will make as deSira-
bic an assortment az may be found West. We have
received from Pittsburgh a we-assortod stock OF
Glassware, ard are DESTROYS that all in want OF
the above articles may give US cali, as we are
satisfied that it will be to their interest to do so
We invite the attention of merchants and dealer,
to examine our STOCK. being assured that we Offer
inducements TO dealers entirely sufficient to stop
them here if they call. Orders put up with des-
raIch, that they may go to any part OF the coun
try without breakage.
R-We are offerin. inducements in retailing
Please call and see.
,sI1atf TOT : TV"cWOpr4 (, TTGHrS
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PIrrsBuRG, March Is.
The river is unchanged-weather very
pleasant-business improving.
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DRrrGs. MEDICINES Etc

T AN now in he daily rec, lpl OF my spring suut
j ply OF oh UGS, Nc.s &C., consisting in par
of tbe E,IloVyinU.
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HOUSE.

The credentials, &C.. Of the members elecr
from California were laid on the table and
ordered TO be printed. They thea went into
committee Of the whole upon TIE California
message. Mr.. Williams defended the Cause
of Gen. Taylor, and protested against the
doctrines now avowed by California. He
hoped that California would be admitted and
Territorial governments form ID for the re-
m ain Ter Of the Territory, without regard to
the WiIRst prJviso. In conclusion h. said
ghat CLlaoal Atl rrel ia giving birth to his
South 4rl platform that Webser's position
was a natiolaI ole AMI appalled, to all to
come to the rescue of the country.
Mr.. Casey said h WIS willing to leave the
question where it rests in the ColstIt u tion.-
The whole dii guilty II Is grown ont oil dh-
iereace oil views is to the 90 lgtitutIo.Ial pow
er GA this subject; the North contending for
one CO Istructinn ani the South for an1thcr-
He firmly believed that the Mexican laws
were th3 % IstitutIold lll o:glIic ltw3 Of
IN 1t co Ihtry, 50 that if 81 ives BE- tLk4n there
nov they wouII instantly b4con; free; but
with reg ,rd to the Territory Of the U. States
he believed Congress- htI full and ample
power over the subject; these subjects he
argued in a Constitutional point of view.
Mr.. GidlIngs spoke against the extehs ion
of slavery, ana avowel rs the motto OF his
constituents, mo more slavery territory, no
more slave States
MIR. Thruston next obtained the floor, when
the committee rose, and they adjourned.
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SIP RING obs!

7. & E. SLEVIN.
WHoLES ALE DEALERS
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Main ST., second door beLO10 Third Louisville, KY,
4 RE now receiving large and well assorted
n stock of B itish, French, German, and Amer.
can DRY GOODS, among which are
50 cases new style Prints;
10 do fancy and black Lawns;
8 do plaid and solid Ginghams;
s do black and fancy Lust,es
do black and c0lored Cambrics;
30 do blepched Cotton. Sd to 1874;
10 do do Drilling;
30 do COttonades and Denims;
Is do Cashmere, Jeans, ana Satinets;
do Drap D'Ete and Queens Cloth;
do Croton aud other Coating;
10 bales brown Cotton, ga TO 1914;
10 do brown Drill 9;
% DO Amo>keag and Other Ticking
Cloths: black satin and fancy Vestngs. FlanEels
book, swiss and null Mullins and Jaconets; apron
and shifting Checks and ripes; b'rachtd and brown
linen and cotton Table Cloths and Diapers; Irish
Linens; silk and cotton Handkerchiefs and Cravats:
Hose and owes; Ribbons; | aces; Threads; But
tons; Pins; Suspenders, etc. to which th'y invite
the attention OF city and country merchants Lou.
Journal mhl2 d5wl
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CINCINNATI, March H.
Sales of Flour at 81 e5@s5 90.
Sales of Whisky at 19ie
Mess Pork. SHES of 300 bbs thin at So 70, fine
SO So
Sales Molasses 24ie25c Sugar at A.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-03-21
NEW SPRrNG GOODS.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
T III. MAGnEE1 & co. have Just received and
-. now crening their first supply of SPi1ING
GOODS, consisting in part Of
$50 pieces cotton Panaoon Stuffs;
so do Kentucky Jeans
40 do Saiinets;
80 case- lipht fancy style Spring Prints;
do Bleaehfd Musiins;
10 do Skein Coffin;
bales Hickory Shirtings
Also
400 dozen asserted Lies Palm Leaf Hats.
10 cases Wonren's hppers:
10 do ladies' Walking Shoes;
10 do prime Kip Boots.
The above supply makes our present stock OF
Goods very large and well rssorted. The Goads
have been selected with and EXPIRE sly tor this
Enfrket, and invite the attention Of country
merchants visiting the city tn an examination OF
Them confident that we can give th' m great la E
gains. mill It
ROCKENGHAw i LIVERPOOL WARE.
CrAi rs ard hog heas oi hOckngham and
II Liverpool WAR in sInre Grd ior sale by
nh WCOI.SI Y 81 NELSON.
J.F. CRISP,
Ms EKENG PLATE CUTTER,
MAIN >TRFFT. OPPOSITE THE BANK.
~ Umbrellas ani Parnsos re"aired, mh5
MOULD CANDIES.
nEh bones just rec lived per st.amer Court
w land and for sale low by
tes26 Orb Ely * MITCHELL.
FRESH cFCcEFITs--rIw ARRIVAL
I tAF, Crushed and brow Srgar:
- Noe. and Nacl ere in bbs and half Go;
No | MackeTel. in kits;
No Salmon. in half kits;
Connecticut river shad
Rio and Java Coffee;
And all other Groceries. Paisins, Figs etc
mills If HOMEWORK & BURTIS.
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= 0a0 BIS. Old Government ) az COT
%.O'tO fee, put up in 5Olb sacks suitable o,
family use, for sale by
feb7 C. BELL
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KEEP IT BEFORE II PEOPLE!
THAT FOSTER & Brown have on hand
L PIE FRUITS, OF all kinds,
Pickles. CuTans,
Raj ms. Sardnes,
Salmon, hermetrically sealed.
Mackere, do DO,
I.UbSIerS. do DO.
and will be sold cheap at the corner of Main and
First streets. eh7
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" hAAS ARAAO "
200 oz Iodire, French
80 OF Lndide de Potassa
100 or Tannin
50 OF SHlp Morphia
20 OF Acetate do
s00uz Cuinine SUP
$50 lbs Gum Opium
500 do SIENNA Alepd
eco do do + India do
COCO do Naples Sulphur
1900 do Birthstone
400 do Arsenic
l Dbl BalSam Copayia
AGO lbs Spts Nitre
400 do Spts Amnenia
leo do SUP Allher
$50 do Jalapa pulv
$50 do khei puly
leo do lpecachuana pu
lCO0 do Sal it chelle ~
2COO do SuD Carh Soda
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ORANGES. &c.-l0 boxes Oranges; 10 Go
~ Lemons; fresh and in good order, and for sale
nv mill FOSTER & Brown.
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LATE ARRIVAL

"a SPRING: STYLE OF HATS.l have
80 nSt received fine assortment OF Spring Style
% III ats the handsomest style and Article thar
has yet appeared in this marker ard manuac;ured
at the hes establishments in the West Call and
examine then, ar my store on Main street. lust
above First mh5 tf JNO p HANNAH
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The abUve are warranted finest quality end viii
be sold a small advance for cash or TO prompt
dealers usual credit My stock has been pur
chased entirely from first hands, ON best terms-sO
the pubic can rely upon their purity and prices
ell If CRAWFORD REII
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| 300 do, Tart acid, Eng
5 cases Ep Liquorice
5 do Refined Borax
5 casks t.Saimratus
$50 lbs Quicksilver
500 do Calomei Eng
$50 do Calomel Am
81 do Ext Bark Compd
$50 do Pulv Red Bark
20 do CEloroform, Cur.
iCOO do kefi'd Salt PsIrs
so do Oil Lemon, pure
SO d. Cum A mon
50 do Aniseed
80 do Cloves
SO do, Rosemary
50 gals refneI Olive Oil
50 lbs Oil Peppermint
!UOU lbs sal Soda
5W lbs Canphor
The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-09-26
CeuernI sam, I~Toustou.

The Gen, recently made a reply or personal
explanation, in the Senate, in reference TO the
charges Of Mr.. Wallace. We have not yet
seen a full report Of what he said, though he
denied that the public records would sustain
the charge Of malfeasance in office. Having
published, Mr.. Wallace's letter. we feel dis
posed to do Gen. Houston the justice Of pub
fishing his reply, or giving the substance Of it,
when we see a full report of it.
In the short sketch we have seen, we uotice
that Gen. Houston took occasion to speak Of
the peculiar laws of South Carolina, her mode
of voting for President, and selecting her Gov
ernor &c.
Surely Gen. Houston is progressing in aholi-
tionism-he is certainly acquiring very rapidly
their habits of mischiovous iatermedaltng with
the institutions Of other States.
The local laws and State regulations of S.
Carolina are matters that concern her alone
If they snit her people, citizens Of other State:
have no right to obtrude their objections and
suggest gratuitously to her a modification o
her institutions.
This intermeldling with the affairs of other
States, is the very essence of abolitionism.
The freesoilers of the South have no more
right to complain Of her mode of selecting he
public functionaries, than the freesoilers Of tn,
North have to find fault with the institution o
slavery that prevails within her borders. The
one is justas unwarranted as tho other. They
stand on precisely the anne ground. No casuie
teal distinction can be drawn between the two
they arc alike reprehensible, as part an,
parcel Of an odious spirit Of interference wit
that which does not interest them. Gen. Hons
ton seems to be taking item frcm his lreeso
allies Of the North-we presume he is only try
ing to make a little capital for bimselfi in th,
next Presidential campaign, as it seems to b.
pretty well understood that he has some aspi
r%ations in that way.