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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-29

RHEUMATISM.
Why Will yeu suffer the agcnIIng pains OF tins cas-
tressing complaint When YOU can be cured ior !.
cts: il You will use D4As Pain Killer according Il
direction.
Try is IL surely will not hnr. you and cost yon moth
ing II 1t does no good; ii seldom, II ever fails.
DIARRHUA AND CHOLERA:
IfsnJ one denhts the magic power OF DAVIS fali
Killer 10 cure Diarahoea or even ASIATIC CHoLE
RA, ve wise them to buy one IS cent bottle OF III
PAIN KILLER, and give il a trial; we never knew
10 fail. See eeEtinea sss in the Pamphlet.
DYSPEPSIA:
None except those " no have suffered all the horror
Dyrrepsia can fully appreciate the value OF perry
Davis Pain Klleri rene for this cistres
BOWEL coMPLAINT AND pYsENTERY:
tended with snch sricm 2haut success IN the cure
Bowel Complaint and D!senter. as Perry Dayis Paii
Killer; try it an be convinced
PAINTERS CHOLlC: .
Uyou paint are with charcoal, light With chait
and ms iors se sud breathe, then you can Miti
words give fsin; idea Of the magic efforts OF Dawn
Pain Killer, when used according direction for tina
ds'res'ins complaint Painters s1
To eonquera peace is not adirhculithing ~ rsgsrdi
atcoh acne; one charge ofshe !ar-famed Pam Killer
ann IL will bout face and scsiter.
FEVER AND AGUE:
The effects OF Davis Pain Killer when tak en- acccr.
ming directions of Chill and Fever are tru.
ly astonishing; get Psmp from the agent and read
.or YOURSELF say try Il; for it cannos hurt you.
For the relief and cure distressing Burns the Pain
Killer 10 q o~ereign REMEDY; and is ecaaled by no
remedy ever brought to the American puoiici try II
ond be convinced
DISTRESSING COUGH:
What is joy! the honey of existence; really bench.
cial and agreeable feels after being cured 81
distressing cough by the use Of Perry Davis Pain
Killer.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-29

On ACRES timber to be sold in lots to suit
on purchasers; part cash, balance on time.
Also houses and Lnts in a pleasant part o.
the city. Possession given Immediately.
w. BARROWS, County Surveyor.
Nav 6ih 1852
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-29

EOGGLES,a very convenient article in cross
oing the plains, also pocket Inkstands, guides.
&c, besides many other useful articles for Cali.
fornia Emgrants; for sale at
apl 8, 1852. u. A. PoRrER's.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

ANOTHER EXPLORING ExpEp1loN.-The Nation al Inteli-
gencer gives the entire details Of the plans and objects of
the exploring expedition fitting out for the Pacific
1t will recolected that the last Congress appropriated
this expedition and the results Of looked
upon highly important 1t is highly probable that it
will arrive in the China in time cooperate with
Commodore Perry. The mtelligencer says:
"The expedition will consist of-First The sloop-ofwar
yincsnnes Commander Gadwalader Ringgod with Lieut.
men. This sloop is at NewYork second The steam
propeller John Hancock, Lieut. John Rodgers command
ing, with GO men. She Is now undergoing thorough
Davis commanding, with 60 men She Il now at New
York. Fourth tender to be called the Pilot with about
been chosen"
Newspaper reports have frequently confounded this ex
pedtion with that to be by Commodore Perry
and destined for Japan direct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

INTERESTING DISCOVERIES PEAsIAA mixed commits
sion, which embraces England Prussia and Perss il
engaged in establishing the boundary ne between Persia
and Turkey about which there has long been difficulties
Col. Williams, well known to many Americans, and
Of character and talent is the English Commissioners and
the authority of scientific American writing from
Persia, the Boston Chronicle relates the following:
the prosecution of this work. the hsye
come upon the remains of the ancient palace Shusan
mentioned in the sacred books Of Esther and Daniel
geher with the tomb of Daniel the Prophet The local
y answers the received tradition of its position and
the internal evidence arising from its with
the description Of the palace recorded in the sacred his
tory amount almost to demonstration The reader can
turn to Esther, chap there he will read Of @paye-
ent of red blue and white and black marble that
palace" That pavement still exists and described by
Col Williams corresponds to the description given thus
the sacred history. And in the marble columns diap
dated in ruins the sculpture and the remaining of
greatness and glory that scattered around the
msoners read the exact truth of the by the
sacred penman
Not far from TIE sacred palace stands tomb on it ia
scupured the figure Of man bound hand and foot with
huge lion in the act of springng upon him to devour
him No history could speak graphically the story
Of Daniel in the Lions Den The commissioners have
with them able corps of engineers and scientific men,
aud most interesting discoveries be expected The
Persian heads found upon the palace and the
tomb Glass bottles elegant those placed upon the
toilet table Of the ladies of day. have been discovered
with other indications Of art and refinement which bear
out the statements Of the Bible Thus, hum
dred after the historians Esther and Daniel made
their records their histories verified by the peaceful
| movements Of the nations of our day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

RAILROAD AccrpExrs.-Philadelphi November 1a.-The
Camden and Amboy train this evening in collision
with the freight train near Burlington Both engines
damaged, but none of the passengers were hurt
Pittsburgh. November 1S-This morning, the accom-
mediation train coming down the Central Railroad
it OF the track few miles east of the The loco
motive and tender thrown down bank forty fest in
depth, badly njuring the engineer and nreman Ho.tu
nae the coupling to the passenger broke and they
tearing up the track for about eight rods The
accident caused by the misplacemsnt Of switeAs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26
NEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

LATER FROM EuRoPE-ARRIvAi.s THE STrAarrn AMER
IcA-CoTToN Still LDEcLININGNesc York, November %,
bringing dates from Liverpool to the 18th inst days
Inter than the accounts brought by the Herman. She
reports depressed condition of the Liverpool Cotton
market with small sales and lower prices The following
is summary of her commercial news:
LIVERPOOL MARKErs-Lirefpooi, November 13, 1861
There has been only moderate demand in the Cotton
market since the departure of the Asia the 9th ns
and with holders pressing the Market prices
America on Monday, the Sth. The sales of the week
reach barely bales of which 600 have taken
speculation and 5000 for export The market closes
at decline Of I'D for nearly all descriptions and the
ding Orleans SO Fair Uplands 61s and Middling Up
lands sd. u b., though some brokers quote Middng
Orleans variousiy at 51M6d GThs Asia's quotations
were, for Fair Orleans 61S06zsd.; Middling Orleans
q. EDs.]
Flour has been without any material change, though
there have been transactions at easier rates West
Canal is quoted at 23s and Ohio at 23s 3d. barrel
The quotations for Flour by the Asia 23s barrel
for Western Canal, and 23s. Cd D24s for Ohio Epsl
Corn is lower and the closing rates 3s 3D. y quar-
ter for Yellow and 32s 3d. for White Corn quoted
BY the Asia at Sis 082s quarter for Yellow, and SIS
6d.033s. for White. EDsl
Lard has been in fair request at 62s. q cwt.
The London Money market continues easy and Consols
close at 1905 for money and 1001s for account.
The Pcayune has the following political news by the
America: s-
G-sIANp.-The Queens speech at the opening Of Par
lament, begins with tribute to the memory Of yelling
ton comments on the fishery question in moderate
tone states that all foreign powers friendly and
hints at protection for the agricultural interests
EARrHqUAKE-As severe earthquake has taken place in
the vicinity Of Liverpool. [Query, LisbonI
AusrRIA-The x-Emperor of Austria is diving
PRussIA-Prince Leuchtanberg Of Prussia Is dead
NAVAL The U. 8. sloop Cyane has been ordered
to remain at Havana the Albany goes to Pensacola
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
Z aar Family GROCERY STORE -fsz

~ mr FAMILY GROCERY STORE. ~1s& n
E.J. FAIRCHILD D&CO.
Beg leave to inform their friends and The public generally that
have opened choice of FAMILY GROCERIES at No
stree Canal Their
always rely being supplied with the very beat articles the
market. novl3 1m
GHOICE WINES AND LIRUORS.-BRAN-
DES-Sazarac Of the vintage 1885, les 1902
DART vintage Of 1926 ord Dupuy other Of
and qualite
OLD Pathenho. South Side and East India Ma
dea; Duff Gordon and Harmony Nephew Sbery Old Port Still
aud Sparkling ock Creme de Bouzy Fleur Sery Hek
brands Champagne White Wine Cae in casks
cas Of all quail ties
Holland Scotch Irsh Roanoke
and Old Rye Whsky Brandy Fruits Fruits Juice Corda
descriptions Bker Berlin and Gouey Be everything
in the way WINES and LIQUORS, which
able terms can be found, for eash or city paper
200 casks PORTER and ALE, pnts quarts.
novl0 tt SEWELL r. TAYLOR, IL Roval street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

" 200 boxes CLARET-st Julien.
lb0 - Nlargaux.
100 - Glass Shoppers.
25 - Leoyile, pntH.
80 SAUTERNE.
100 baskets Colberts CHAMPAGNE.
35 Kernel
IS Grape Leaf
80 ocsves A. S. Junior MEDElRA.
so stt4nths -
IS quarter casks L. Roestsr's PORT.
60 boxes Romaros PALE SHERRY.
80 Montlas GOLD
As Duff Gordon PALE
IS Phelps EAST INDIA MADEIRA.
10 quarter casks Amontlada PALE SHERRY.
BRANDlES-35 half pipes POuLTNEY.
MARETT.
20 quarter pipes
l5 eighth - LURMAN In store and for sale by
noylS 1w SAMUEL WOLFF, 95 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26
NEW ORLEANS EMIGRANT AND n
REGULAR PACKE ELS.
W.ATERLJvG PL.aCES

EOR BILOXI, FORT PIKE. Bay
IL ST LOUIS PASS CHRISTIAN AND MIS-
sISSIPP CITY Semi Weekly Packet Steamer CREOLE-The
and splendid pressure CREOLE
mnstr with aommodaens will leave the Pontcharn
Rairnnd arrival of the Cars at the Lake follows
FROM NEW ORLEANS: FROM BILOXI:
WEDNESDAY 4. cars. THURSDAY EVENING.
EB Fare for from Biloxi intermediate Landngs % 5O Chill
dren and Servants, 81 so. Deck, q TO-
70 The Letter Bag will leave the office the regularly
WEDNESDAY, at o'clock and SATURDAY, at o'clock
Freight the Railroad Mondays
and Saurday.. lnoy26l r. GEiDES, Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

ENOR VICKSBURG, GRAND GULF, 1-
RoDMEY @ N1Ar HArGHeZ FORT ApAMS BAYoT @
Intern diate andngshe regular viekburg packet
John Cowden, will leave WEDNESDAY
o'clock throughout the For apply
board, STRoTHER& BROS, Agents. Poydras street
G The MEMPHIS will take freight Yazoo River with the
privilege of reshippng at Vicksburg novl II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26
con

LHOR DONALDSONVILLE, COAST ~ -
4 TRADE AND LAFouRcHE - The steamer IzfssA4Rhs#a fssARns II
MARY FOLEY, Dalieres, will leav. asszssssss4
Neworleaus for the above places EVERY TUESDAY, o'ch
and FRIDAY at O'clock Forfreight passage, Apy
board.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

The proposition to raise $4,000 by voluntary subecrp
tion to indemnify Mr. Jonathan Lennon Of Virginia.
the loss Of his slaves while touching this port days
snce his to Texas has been universally approved
far information extends Pledges exceeding $500
| amount shall be raised ,,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

Will leave TUESDAY, November 80 at o'clock Pm.
FOR VICKSBURG, WARRENTON, Hy h,
L NEW CARTHAGE GRAND GULF, RODNEY l6a$s l6a1aA ~ ~
AND DNATCHEZ-Regular TUESDAY Weekly Vcks-
burg MAGNOLIAThs magnificent and
passenger
above For freight passsgs apply board
SMITH l. FfAflSTER, 50 Poydras street.
~ The MAGNOLIA will be at the Levee This Morning ready
receive freight will take freight for Yazoo City.
E There will be Clerk the Levee early Saturday morning
o
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26
COPARTNERSHIPS, EIC.

MNR. WILLIAM STUART became partner
IS CAMP STREET The style of the firm McDONNOLD&
STUART. movie IL J. p McDoNNoLp.
EAISSOLUTION.-The copartnership hereto
S existing between HORACE E. BALDWIN CHARLES
TOBIAS style of H. BALDWIN co. dissolved
9h ober u!imo they having disposed o the stock to BADWIN&
CHARLES TOBIAS is fully authorized quidae the
the late firm All persons having demands agans them requested
mediate settlement. H. L. BALDWIN,
MT- Messrs. BALDWIN s. co. offer eQ
for for 6s 9s entire stock Of the st firm s + M
JEWELRY SILVER AND PLATED WARE MILITARY SEs.E4
elaewhee
b GERRY will conduct on his the REPAtRrNG OF
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND RATING CHRoNoMETERS.
New Orleans, November TO- 1882 novll 3t2p1m4p
nI5SOLUTION.-The firm heretofore exist
BEVERLEY CO., dissolved first September last
by limitation S. G. CELL charged with the liquidation Of the
late firm. s. G. MICHELE
nov2 b. W. POWELL.
Mg~ The firm of MIcHELL, BEVERLEY & Co.
being dissolved By %,atiG sGEPHEN G. IF !hs Let
mud on his under the style heretofore noy2
TOPARTNERSHIP- The firm of SUMMERS g.
continue Aa 4oeo WanxoSs Il 81 % @ s Fs M
Proof AIaudon Warehouses; and have associated with
brother, A. NJ SUMMERS, under the firm of H. NJ NJ SUM
Neworlcans October 81, 1852 novl 8ot
TOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-Mr. FRANCIS
G. July last. The SHIP
AGENCY AND GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS will be
naed rs heretofore under the style and for the
Sew5sans September 1882 fRHScis W. %iIhilNs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26

Will leave SATURDAY, November 81, at o'clock M.
EOR HARD TIMES, GRAND GULF, ~
R RoPNE9i syir WATERPEooE S @ ., NATGHEz e. FORT @
MINE boNALDsoNvILLE and all ntermedate andingkegular
Packet rNATCHEZ No. 2-For EVERY
SATURDAY EVENING at oclock-The
NATCEZ T. p MASTER
apply on bonrd, foot Of Canal street,
R.CA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26
SLAVES.

one who deliver my shop, 9sl Magazine ~
at the Watch house, black boy SAM Said|
boy h eleven inches high has of his ~
freiuges tapered joint stiff from iellon wnk
kneed carpenter by trade He received pass last
10 supposed be lurking the vicinity the
Lower Market [sspa5 JOSEPH STNSoN, 79A Magazine at.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-26
VICKSBURG,

Will leave FRIDAY, November 26. at O'Clock P. NJ.
ESOR MILLIKEN'S BEND, VICKS- - -
BURG, GRAND GULF, RODNEY and all inter #tts5
mediate andnsa-Th fine passenger packet steamer
MEMPHIS, j. Cowden ~i above. eght OF
passage, apply On boAd,
sTRoTIiER BROS, Agents IS Poydras street.
E The MEMPHIS will take freight Yazoo River, with privilege
Of reshippipg a yicksbuTg,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-03
Young MEMS scott club

The Young Mems Scott Club of Wander
burgh county, held its second meeting last
Saturday evening at the Court House, and
completed its organization. Every Wing
present mast have been truly gratifed not
only at the size of the meeting, but at its
composition, and the spirit which pervaded the
large assembly. The Court House was lit
orally filled by a crowd principally made up
of our most substantial mechanics and bust
ness men. They took a warm interest in
the proceedings, and exhibited an earnest de-
sire to lend their aid in the cause FOR which
the Club was formed. y greater unanimty
we never saw in any meeting. Il may readi-
iy be predicted that the enthusiasm stirred up
by this meeting will not decrease during the
progress of the campaign. Let it GO on as it
has begun, and Wings work as they now feel
like doing, and we will make n clean sweep
next October, and in November roll up tall
vote for Scott and Graham.
After getting through with the regular
business, Jas. E. Blythe, Esq. was called up
on, and spoke for about an hour, on subjects
appropriate to the occasion. We hope many
Wing heart there caught portion of the
enthusiasm which marked the speaker. He
declared himself in for the campaign, and we
promise if his health permit he will do good
work
The Club fixed upon Saturday evening OF
every week, for its regular meeting. The
next meeting will be held at the Court House
Saturday evening, Aug. 9th. The young
men are coming up unitedly TO the work, and
their lr5ors will be felt. Hurrah for Young
Americal Old heads and young spirits uni
I'd, viii carry the day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-03

The Young Mems Scott Club of Wander
tnrgh County, last Saturday evening, called
Wing county Convention, to be held in Ey-
ansville. at the Cour, House, Saturday after
noon, Aug. 6, to appoint Delegates to attend
tho Congressional Convention to be held at
Petersburgh On the 10Th inst. We hope our
Wing friends in the country will take little
time from their labors, to attend this meeting.
We know it is a ..busy time" with them, but
il is also busy time in the Locofoco Camp
just now, and We want the help IF our coun-
try friends to prove their labor vain. We had
rousing meeting last Saturday night, and
we want TO have a good representation from
the townships next Saturday .-Come in
boys, 10 the Council.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-03
Life OF Gen. scott.

Wewish the life of Gen. Winfield Scott
in some form or other, could be placed in the
hands of every reacing man in the country.
1t is so full of incident and stirring events,
that almost any one who commences read
ing the work will not lay it down till en-
tireiy perused. Especially may we thus
speak of Edward d. Mansfeld's Life of
Scott, which was written for no party pur-
pose, nor by man ever known as an active
politician. The style is graphic and agree
able, and the writer dispassionately speaks
of events as they occurred without seeking
to make Scott a hero, only as a faithful
chronicling of the realities of his life make
him such. This work is now hiStoricc' 1t
is as much referred to as 4 text book of that
part of American history of which it treats,
as any other work extant. The author has
been particularly careful to make his state
ments only on the best authority, and has
been indefatigable in his researches. How
any American citizen, after perusal of this
work, can deliberately vote against General
Scott for the Presidency, or remain silent
while the enemies of that great man are
endeavoring by every mean and wicked de-
vice to defeat him. we cannot conceive. We
wish that every Wing and every Democrat
would procure Mansfield's Life of Scott, A
present of copy from Messrs. CONJUNCTION
s. Co.. 5 Book Store, East corner of Main and
First streets, assures us that the work can be
procured there. They have just received a
large number Of copies of tbs work, to sell
rates. They have besides, SCOTS Life in an
abridged form, coming much cheaper. Call
and examine these books.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-03
o-.rWe dom, think. tb,t. in The cours.

CEFWe don't think, that, in the course O!
our whole political observation, we ever be-
fore saw anything that distressed the Demo
cratic party oil the South like the expositions
of the character of Gen. Pierce's New Dos
ton speech. The Southern Democrats
have stood great many things in their day,
but never till now did they have anything
like this to stand. Each one of them can
say of their last calamity as a poor fellow
said upon the occasion OF the death of his
wile--''I've lost sheep, and Eve lost calves,
and I've lost cows, and I've lost shoats, but
/ never had any thing 70 cut me up like this .
Lor. Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-03
mocracy of the country expects Downingville
to do its duty.
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
Correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune.
New iaxnpsa lre-Tne ~ligiOns fest.


New E;ampshlre-The ~Iigions Test.
SOUTH New MARKET, n. H.,l
Monday, July 5, 1852.
| have waited some weeks in the hope that
SINE person more capable than mysel would
set Mr.. Ex-Vice-President Dallas right in
the matter of the religious test in this State,
he having enormously stated that the relief
clause in the proposed Constitution was de-
feated by the Wings and Abolitionists. The
contrary, Sir, is the fact, at least so far as
the Wings are concerned, as any one not
wiliully blind can see by an examination of
the votes, | have been a resident OF this
State for the last six years, and if my coun-
trymen in other parts of the country knew
as much about the Democrats of New Hamp-
shire as do, very few of their votes would
be given to one of that party. | do not in
tend to say anything against f. Pierce,
but if there is any truth in the old adage,
ga man is known by the company he keeps,
my countrymen have very little to expect
from such source, II Pierce is elected
Among his supporters we see such men as
Dallas of Pennsylvania, and Rev. Dir. Fuller
of Churchville, n. Y, the latter of whom
says that he and his brethren will do all they
Can to defeat the election of ScoTT, and Tor
what! Because he allowed his daughter to
be educated as Catholic! He threatens
to deprive Gen Scott in this way of twenty
thousand votes. thrust my tountyymen will
come forward and m Ike good thar loSs.
read the greatest part OF the public lfe
Of Gen. Scott before he became candidate
and | canno fad an occurrence in that LIE
that does not entitle him 10 the sutirages o.
nv countrymen. LII | should show the treat
meht which we receive from the two polltl
cal parties in these parts, my countrymer
would say they have been on the wrong side
of the Hous ion enough. You may soon
hear from M again.
Respectfully yours.
PATRICK QUINN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-03
WING DrsTRICr CONVENTION.

The Wings Of the First Congressional Distrc, of Ind
aaa, viii hold Convention 81 PrTErsBuRe. on Thurs
day. .fHgHst l9th, for the purpose of nominating can
sidate for Congress. The Wings eff the different coun
rcs composing the new District Posey, Gibson warck
vanderburgh, Spencer Pike. Dubois Knox, Davies and
Martini requested to hold their meetings and Sc
t Delegates represent them in the Convention and
all Wings are invited 10 attend.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-03
Fsoa.Ins s,nlnee Corning.

We are informed that q report has been
putin,o circulation in this city, that the Float
ing Pal.ce was aground on the fails at Lou
isville, and consequently would not be able to
fulfill its engagement here on the 4th inst.
If any such impression has gone abroad, we
feel authorized 10 correctit The boats pass
ing this place yesterday, report her at Can
Melton with sireamers flying. As the PLACE
draws less than two feet water, the bars offer
butlittle impediment, and our people can cx-
pect to "see the Elephant next "Wednesday
with reasonable assurance of net being dis
appointed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-03
wHIe COUNTY CONVENTION.

TIM Vines Of Marlborough county, REQUESTED TO
meet at the Court House. Saturday afternoon August
appoint Delegates to attend District Convention
tendance is desired other business importance may
como up. Speeches may be expected.
BY ORDER or THE ScoTr GUS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-03

The Southern r ghts Democrats of
Babour county, Alabama, have nominated J..
A. Quitman Mississippi, and L. l.. Cling
man of n r,h Carolina as their candikadltes
for tn Presidency and Vicepresidency.-
Judging from their names, Quitman will de-
cline the honor, while Clngman will stick
To it. Lou. .Jou