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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-06

g. e. GILBERT q CO..
Agents for CyPress Factory
uAVEnow on hand and constantly receiving, Cot
IL ton Yarns Carpet Chains and Cotton Batting which
they prepared to sell favorable terms they
be purchased at in this any other city. We selling
cotton at 81 81 and Il cents for .O0s COOS and 500
respectively with discount Oh for cash. On time for
proved paper. aug2s-u.
~ Jackson; 50 bags in store, and for sale low by
sept ST. GlLBERr & CO., Sycamore near Water,
GvANsvILLEs STEAM CANDY MANU-.
FACTORY.
A SSORrED Candy at lsR . y. Manufactured from
IA Steam refined Sugar.
The undersigned respectfully announce TO Western
and southern Merchants we are fully prepared to furn
sh assorted Candy, by the quantity, ~ l2a ., and
Eastern cities. s
join FARRELL CO., Gonree.oner..
Evansville, lad. 49, sepis-lmd&w.
Haass Express. Laisstss Journal, Nj Carne Register,
copy 70 amount Of 81. scad bill to advertisers.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
FTNHE undersigned have this day formed copartner.
i chip, under tho name and style of LEWIS & GRAY,
and have made arrai gements with the late firm Of Har
ngton Crane Co., TO their in the
Receiving, and Commission Eusuecs In this
city:
ronac heretofore Mberaily extended towards the late
hrm and bespeak the good 0ices Of friends, pledg
ing ourselves TO spare efforts 10 promote tho interests
of all who may entrust business To onr care.
kDWAKD LEWIS,
Evansville, Sept. Isl 1889 septs-sf CHARLES GRAY.
100 GOLD PENS:
lust received from the celebrated mandatory of.
- u. Beers, New York, general assortment OF Gold
sembrscng the Leviathan small ossuth,
Beers No. ] and No. g. Ladies Pen &C.. &C.; both
with and without euses, and sals low earrantsf
By RATHB0Nk & WHEkLER:
septl3 No. I Pos>srS block.
II ELUE0EL.
Teacher elite Eugtis.. Fseseh anA Ces.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-06

I yBALEs CHAMELEON BROWN sHEETINGs, jus
i u reed aud for sale by
sept22 MORGAN, KEEN 81 PRESTON.
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Ssvsyea.

ONE large Cray horse with burned scar o. NJ -
" by which he can be easily Distinguished. AD1 Z
medium size soTel Mare, with stare In her fesshoe4
the above horses 70 John Meni, Main It Evansvia z
give information concerning them: viii b suisb1y -
Warded. oooo@eR
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-06

I UST Observation-Disclosures War; Clarke's Ele ment
ID Of Drawing: Reid and Bains Chemistry and Ee ctrei
ty; Smiths illustrated Astronomy; Woods Practice. Long
fellows Poems, Wss Poetical works; Floral or srng;
Evangene the Discarded Daughter, Ne. &c. 7 sale
by septiI 4. CONJUNCTION AZ co.
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BOARD or aHALTH =
T meeting ofshe Common Council of6kQHng sfls.
~ apsvfe, held July lsth Js52 the foIloo1p6 49,
men were appointed BoARD sv HrArTn tprefa NO
she ensuing year:
Prs. A. e.. HALLOGK, ISAAC CA98XIB8R8Y,
E.v uTTChEL, B; X. DAVIDSON,
TIlOs. M. JOHNSON. ESQ,
HTCity papers copy. .-Is.ls
Tho following sections CITY ouiinascsg
SECTION s. II shall be the duty Of even paetcB pe2.
sician In the city, 70 notify some member 81 - 1000
health, Of svesy case Of Contagious infeceeDue 49,
the ciys within ok hours aftef ~ prUepep ~ - -
ease comes 10 bis knowledge; and 6vesy e1eA poQ4D
sa quarterly vpor 20 said board OF beelo eybV 80
which shall his knowledge n % gDlp0 - -
hyscisn negiect 10 comply With the FsquiFeQeposeo6
6ectoa Of ths ordinance, he shall for ooeA $3.50
forfeit and Psy sosisss than three nor ness ~ sts
dollars.
SIC. 9. Tang pevson sAail q any tine kpoviGlyie
trosce aid ast In introducing Into ~ ely 60
contagious or infectious disease Of oanGoyooa -
character, such per.on sball for every - eGQA
forfeit and pay mos less than Asss -
laepe JA6.G. 10uM4. Ma(~1s
Aust: tt = - !.
JHo. J. CBAxptss, Clerk. 1j80S1l
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JACKsON's COOKING sTOYlR =

ME undersigned WOULD srused for ssls = ~ 60
- sc&htiln & Parvin purporing 70 be tRpveeenp~
upon my patent Cooking Stove d ap entjgo 1wofL -
far q my name IL connected with H. 1beD ~ uopD
made by any body combining she pTi.cplee ~ 49,
mine superior 70 suy now In use, - aeook4R0 -
Inc faise here offered upon the credit Of ny ~
patient long ago superseded aud thrown 49, ~ -
Eas, and vSceDsly picked up in Cinctnnse, az ~
Jscksqns spuips stove be had only q yas ae.pais
& Son, who have shs exclusive right - make enA seq Ne
seme In Indiana. -
spies ef.-r n80Af JACHSQ3s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-06
BOOTS AND SHOES,
4 S0CASES Boots and Shoes, In store by
lou septl5 MERRITT, FIELD & CO.

NEW GOODS.
lNHCASEs AND RALES OF DRY GOODS--Just reed
per steamers win City, Envoy, Golden state, &c
direct from the manufactured Comprising In pari,
| wit:
Bieached Muslins ass'd:
Mouslin DeIains do
GiBglans do
Jaconeiy do
Cambrics do
Cross bared Musns do
Swiss and Null do
Bobinets, Irish Linens do
Laces, Edging and Insertions:
Silk, Cotton and Linen Hkfs;
Suspenders ass'd
Combs Fine. Redding and Tuck:
Single and Double Bloomer Tuck Combs;
Notions Of every aose ssS;
Over Coating. every kind.
Cloths. Blue, Black and Fancy;
Cass,mers, Black and Fancy Docskis;
DO do do Plain;
s.'i"esss' large assortment;
Large and choice selections Of Pinfs Of the most APP
proved Bramds Of the atsst end meet beautiful Styles
best quality and 'Jssf esiers" In wor II Merchants
visiting Evansville. the worry 'sip Lsx they
AMI riU be accommodated by calling the u
septl7 MORGAN kEEN * PRESTON. on Main d.
XvANSvILLE GAS LIGHT c onrPANx
0R the purnose Of carrying ou the provisions Of an
j. Ordinance passed by the Common Councl Of the
form Joint stock Company BY The name of the Leans
rie Gas Light Company" INCORPORATED under an
Act OF the Legislature OF Indiana.
Books for the subscription OF Stock In said Company
opened at the Office Of John J. Chandler, and
will be kept until the 3Oth inst when Conpaly
will be organized by the election OF Directors &c The
citizens Of Evansville, aud Others invited 70 become
Stock holders. JOHN JEFFRY.
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RAILROAD EI.ncTIoN.
FRESH ARRIVAL!

FRESH ARRIVAL!
1QCAsEs Hate. Caps and Bonnsts. just received per
doz. B. B Angola Silk Hats:
do fasSionaole Mole skin do
Is do Fashionable Bek Brush do
IL do do do Nutrix do
10 do mems bck Buenn Vista Hats;
~ do do Silk Plush Caps, as.I;
50 do Boys and lnfani's Velvet Turbans and Caps;
Is do do Cotton Plush do
10 do do Boston Cloth do
IS do Mems Mchuir do
Is do do Cloth do
20 % ss s;s n e. r.;
q. HUM1dEL'8
rREAIUN
Essence Of Coffee.
ONE package Of this Essence will 60 a. far four
" pounds OF Java Coffee and Coffee made BY this 10
;snce will! preserve perfectly the rss, sasss Of s best
vor, finer colour, and will certainly be much whole
somer for person than pure lava Cc9ee will alse
.Maasfseasrsa ssE Jsr Sale. Wl.leseis asa Retail.
5y DAN'L BOILER & CO. rha.
Aud for sale. Wholesale and Reilly isy ,xcu
DECEIVED andjust opening for sale low.
IL cases Mohair and Silk warp Lustres:
i do ass..'d colors Vclvcts;
3 do blue drab brown green and olive bs'j elsths.
9 do Jack onett Cambrics;
9 do asstt'd colors;
do Turkey Red on chntz:
do -ench C-ssimcu; J.
8 do Blue and Steel mixed Satinets;
9 do Clue and White Blankets:
| \ do Silk and Worsted seryo's;
do do cartoon. Of eoa: fyos thread. Jocs edings,
5 do Wooden Twecds; leases KY. Jeans.
augi9 }. H. MAGHEE co.
CASE Petcrsham Rels reed this day and for sale by
-"~-p las Low " CO.. Az Main st. Iou. Nv.
= ,,. -. %, .-csl lllnc Free Curb stone fos
ZOUU sale by Lmyls-u] MOSES ROSS.
II NIT wOoLLES DRAWERS AND SHIFTS
ev0 dor shirts, reed this day and for sale BY
augI6 JAS. Low & CO., All Main St, Lou KY
Nk NDozlNG a.st'd Madras HanEerchies, Just reed
lZCU ami for sale by JAS: LOW d Coz
au.i4 AZ Main 1t. Louis.. N.Y.
BARRELS, and half bbls whisky, and bbs Of
Vinegar, in prime order, saved frsm The wreck Of
the steamer Chickasaw. fer sale a bargain Also 100
kegseroice tar, augls O'RILEY MITCHELL.
DIssoLUTIoN or RARTNHRsHuP.
TINE arm Of stowell, Page q Taylor, IL thh day dis
on in name of stovel & rsee. who slone are au-
thorzed 70 settle The business Of ths cosesrn, ii
JAS. r. PACE,
scptas less. [sspss7l ). TAYLOR
ZIP Boofse.lo cases Nsp'. prime KIP Bccss rsee
| n this day, and for sale By J. H. xAGHRE 4 co.
mills rt ~ ..,,.
A LIENS FANCY PRiNfS-as cases ney Hyis fse .
"A this day and for ss's r.. MS; toMS g.
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- 49,
THE STATE CONVENTIONS.


We are authorized by Presdent Robinson. Of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road
Company TO state that the delegates appointed to
the Democratic and WhigSaie Conventions, ID be
held in Richmond in the months Of March and
April, willsbe allowed the advantage Of return tick
cts,
The whole charge TO actual delegates, from
Washington to RiEhmond and back, will be but
&C.
I'VE have no deubi the other Rail Road Gonna
mrs VIII oe equally liberal. II SO, we shall take
pleasure IN making The announcement 10 good
season.
q And here We may take occasion to remark tina,
ahe officers and agents Of the Steamboat and Rail
Road Companies between Washington and Rich
inond are eptilled ID a kind remembrance from all
who have traversed; the route. Nothing is omitted
which can in any degree cantribu,eto the cheerful.
ness and comfort Of the traveller.
X Is worth a trip 10 Richmond a, any lime to
lar one Of Capt. Ben. Darricotlss stories.
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RAILROAD MEETING.

The citizens Of Loudoan and Fauquier Coun-
ties Va haveIreccntIy held meeting to consider
the most practicable means OF constructing Rail-
road from Middeburg to some point on the Ma
naseas Gap Road. The length of the contemplated
road will be about nine miles. memorial 70 the
Legislature Of Virginia was adopted which says
That branch must besmade somewhere, from
The main line, running north into Loudoun, TO ac-
commodate the vast tonnage and travel oflhat pop
ulous agricultural and commercial region, can
scarcely be questioned; and your petitioners de-
cidedy Of opinion, that the town Of Middleburg.
witha population Of 500 souls situated on the ASH
by's Gap Turnpike Road and nearly central be-
tween the Blue Ridge and the lower line of the
County is altogether the most proper point for the
Depot. The Smokers Gap Turnpike, penetrating
thesCounty for many miles north Of this place, and
there are five valuable merchant mills, on and near
the Ashbys Gap Road, within five miles Of the vii
lage.
The products Of considerable portion of the
County of LouIloun, would be attracted 10 the Rail
road, which will otherwise find their way 10 Bati-
more andGeoEge,own while their natural market
is Alexandria
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Pie d.:

Suddenly, on Wednesday morning last. al uar-
peFs Ferry, MIR. BtsHRop S~PiNE aged aboul 81
years His remains Viii be inferred with lhebon
ofs q the (. o. O. +. al 2o'clpck, P. Nj. to day
+ Aufsday
AtihefnersviIle, in this county on the 18th Jan
aaHy last, Mrs. SINAu QrIGLEY co1soft of The late
Capt John Quisley. aged &c years
On Tuesday, the 10Th inst ABlsirf B1ILER, aged
ABOUT % years, Of Berkeley gounty.
0n Saturday last, aflera short ilIncss. vr Epetn
NtSNEhAhER, of iiatpers Ferry aged 81 years
Dn Friday morning TIE Glib, Mrs SAR,H AM
ktFrTzi wife OF Dr-J + Kurt OF Stanton CE.ioT O.
th9 Messehgcr1 aud daughter of-banel Gold Esq OF
WMchsster in thr 3Qul year other age
Ih East kcLlana, Belmont ca. Ohio. on The 10th
Ja8naFy. JAMES WILLIAM HEsKEIT, aged - wears
leasing wife and three children
en Thursday morning The 5ih inst. MAaeAREr AM,
eight mouths, daughter Of Charles t. aud Rebet.
ga Wood, of Winchester
la NfGclteStcr on Thursday morning the 9Th jnsi
MHB THOMAS ALIEN 'iDBALL, Jr. aged Iwentysix
yetHrs and a1i'.w mon his -
0n The goth January last, after lingering lness in
Ch4mpagne county, Chic, Mr., Dawn coNRiYN for.
meFly otthis county, u the 4Olh year qfhis age
On Thursday merairg week, IL Brunswick
county. Va, Mrs Rosa b C4srlIM.x wife OF The
Key. Il ,ICast'eman. and Gaughter OF the late Dr.
VIM. Boys Of Stanton
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CELEBRATION OF THE aai.


Pursuant TO previous notice, a meeting Of
the citizens Of CharAstown and vicinity, con
vened at the Hotel of Capt. Sappington. on
Friday evening" last to take into consideration
the mode and manner of appropriately cele.
bra,ing the ensung 2sI Of February, the birth.
day Of The 5llastrious WASHINGTON. On motion,
JAMES W. BELLER, Esq, was called to the
Chair, and T. e. SIsAFoosE appointed Secretary.
Alter the consideration Of numerous sugges.
,ons, the meeting adopted the following reso-
lutions:
Resoleed, That a Supper be furnished a, the
Hotel Of Capt. SappiEglon, on Saturday evening.
2lst inst al o'clock 10 which the citizens Of
the town and feighbofhood are invited to be pre-
seat.
RESIDED That Committee Of three be sp.
pointed, 10 select some suitable persons 10 read
the Farewell Address Of Washington, and deliv-
err an Eufoey fitted 10 the occasios This com,
mittee, we are gratifed TO state, have secured the
servieesiof lsr. l.. NJ SMITH as Reader, and
CHARLrS ii. STEWART, Esq as Orator for the
occasok both Of whom, we are weilassuret, Will
do JUSTICE to the theme, imparl pleasure TO the
bearer fahd reflect credit uPoa themselss
Tbs following Committees, on motion, were
ordered 10 be appointed BY the Chair;
COaamines Of arrangements,
Capt J. " Rowan, + c. Sigsfoose.
Joseph II. Sloan, Thos. Il Starry;
Geo, G. Ware, James D. Gibson,
A, w ,Cramer, f w Drew,
Geo. L. Stewart, w. J. Hawks,
Samuel Ridenour.
Committee on ToastS.
Andrew Hunter. R. Hume Butcher,
L. w Washington, II. N. GaiaAer.
Conmittee on Po,edsr.
yiut'tut,sr, Irhs- y. 4SsssssAt9r,.
Henry Parker.
"a motion, Che following resolution was also
unanimously adopted
Resoted, Phatlhe citizens of this community.
foremost in every coed word and work, be most
earnestly requested 10 pay that mark OF respect
10 The mem6rypf Washington Which is SO emf.
nently due, BY illuminating their ,etidences 6n
Saturday evening next, thus giving evidence that
the memory Of Tie Great aud Good never dies out
from the hearts OF a patriotic people
Ofdsfed. Tlat the newspape rs of the County
be requested 70 publish the proceedings Of Ibis
meeting. JAS. W. BELLER. Chn
i. 9. SIGAroosE, See7y. sE
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Baltimore Market.
Randolph 4 Latinet's

ClaeUlfR or PRlcEs in THE BALTIM6Rg MAsKEr
Fer the 'eeck ending Feb. Is, 1852. s.
reported expressly FOR the Free Press.
ARFLEs.-Sales at SO 10 s. per Bbl very scared
BgTTEs.-Sale qfGlades at IA To 20 cts-CIty
Pasked a. Ito IS cis-CofnrAon Western at 6 10
BsEsEy1x Good demand Tor shipment and sales
are InaRe al 81 to - Cts
HHsNs.-White beans are briasihg Fl IN nor In
Mikft 50 TO IS cts
B.eeN The supply Is better and demand mol
50 good though we quote last weeks rates. Sales
q Shoulders at s. 10 - cts-Sides al e 10 cts
Hams al % 10 I21 cts
0TrLk--i0O head were offered al the scales on
MONDAY, OF which $50 were sold to City Butchers,
and Packers al S. % to 81 25 on the hoof equal TO
% 70 81 g net The balance were driven 10 Phil,
adellhia.
=! CgRS.-Good demand and sales at 10 GO cts FOR
White and Yellow.
CLpyERsEED.-Sales at Sf75 TO SIS.
CotETRY SoAP-Sales at II to 81 ets.
BaIf3D FRulr-Sales Of Apples at 81 ,25ia 81, 80
Peaches at - to s. 50.
DEERsEiNs.-Saes al IS 10 20 cts.
FL2pR.-rherehas been great deal OF activity
and sales have been made al an advanced price
Eafiy in the week, large sales was made at 437k
to45p! Howaad-st, and Ciy Mills are selling az
the same price.
FLaxsEE1-salcs at 81 ,l2a to Sf,I5.
FURs.-Sales OF Muskral at 8 TO 10 eis-Coour AZ
l2t q l5-Grey Fox al l2s 10 I5-Red Fox al -
to 100
FE4rHeRs Sales at IS 10 So cts =
GiNsgNG.-ln demand al IS 10 S54 cts
Hoss.-Liye Hogs are in demand q SC go
Slaughtered $5a 10 6.
LARD Sales II Kegs N q n on ~ p,,ls -.
81 to 8 els,
to s cents. =
mand.; n 49,
PcuL7RY-Stfn in active demand, and nicely
dressee Turkeys will bring 3 20 10 cts per Ib.-
Ducks Chickens and Geese 8 cts per ID.
RYEF--Sales at IS to Is CTS.
TALtow.-Sales al 81 to : ets
TlMorHY SEEp.-SaIes at 50 50 To 50 II
WHEAT.--S5 to 80 cts. ior inferior 10 good eooa !.
@ prime al soto 9S els family four white ataO0 10
ITO ets,--in good demand
WooL.-Sales Of unwashed l6 to 20 washed az
% 10. SIS cts y
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Measts, Sprigg and Swan. This aPPesrs,o have
beep done at the instance Of Mr.. Sprigg altes The
pu6liea,iOn made By MIR. Swan. DR.. seollay,iu
reply 10 Mr.. Sprigg, says:
s4iA reply 10 your question in regard iothe note
apuendea TO the printed copies Of the apology a.
having been written in answer TO the mole al.
dressed yon BY MrsSwan."
BIZ Doughersy also gives a similar opinion
ana Mr.. Semmes, after referring 10 his having
learned Of Mr.. Sprigg's deep regret for the in
sui, he had given Mr.. Swan, thus details the his.
torg Of the apology;
%The Doctor laid before me letter which he
said you had refused to sign. examined il. and
,hauTht ii did not shit the occasion. 4aeeerdings
Unchanged il, and put il in form which thar
urbper, would be cfedlable 10 you, and, al ,ls
same time, as satisfactory as language eo1i,t
make ii to.Air. Swan. This letter you signes :
/ M. Semmes then Odds:
| ii thought that the dificuliy had been Il H.
| seatled; and in, my judgement, YOU and ~.
/ Swan En,h did yourselves honor By Che seuls.
meat ~. may, therefore, Imagine wha, was
nv surprise and regret u. seeiegilhe printed
capy 81 the letter you showed ne yesterday
| having the postscript 10 il which is added.
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Married.

AtITudor Hall our Thursday morning, 9Th instant. by
lid Rev. John S Martin Air t;Eo VIM SHIkLEH aud
Mss CARoLiNEe {. GRANIHAM. daughter of James
GrAulham, Ese--all Of this county.
On Thursday evening, the 5lh instant, by the Rev.
j. w Tongue, Mr.. 1EoRGE NJ. PRIcE and MARY t. In.
wrs-both 81 Shephefdstown.
on tile cG,h ulr. by the Rev ,Wm, II Pitcher. Mr..
Il eBsRr maxwell, III Martinsbffg, 10 Miss Ann Re-
BEhcA SwARfz OF fIagerstowu.
II Fredericl, c:lx Nd. Tuesday morning last. by
ths Rev. a, C. Healen, GEoRGg MAuzY Esq, 10 Miss
NsRY {. YouSs.-tlI OF H4Ipers. Ferry, Va, ~
lllhe evening OF the 9th astaat, by the Rev Jacob
Peterson Mi. JAMES On tyroRn ,ot Airmont. former
ly@t Cfarle>town, Va ~ Miss MARY Z. SsEARINSER.
OF PalatiGe Marion county, NTgiuia.
+ At Clifton, Clarke County on Thursday morn
ina i2h inst, Nv the Rev, Nc Pelerkin, Major
GAuips ,BlgrERl E5tD % Many c., daughter OF d.
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DEMOCRATIC mEETIAG.

Pursuant 10 nnIice, meeting oflhe Democra.
TIC party of Jefferson convened at tie C4urt.
House, 10 Chsiestown, on Mondayiast, for Tie
purposeoi sfponting Delegates torepresent said
county in tie State Convention TO be held in,
Richmond, on tAe oath of March,
Oadnoiion, JOAN llUMPHREYs, Esq was call.
ed 10 the Chair, aGd CHARLES Il. laws an.
pointed, Secretary.
4 The OBJECT OF the meeting being exclaimed by
the Hon II. Bedinger, on motion, a committee Of
four was appointed by the Chair, viz Henry
Bedinger, WI D..sNorth, Ephraim Watson and
james Burr, 70 pomnate Delegates to represent
Jefferson conniY in the proposed State Conven.
ton. The Committee having retired, reported
the names nflbe following Delegates
From ChaiReafopn Precinct: John L, Gibson.
George B BealE Col. Brax' Davenport. Jas. w
Beller. Il. Hume Butcher, Heroine L. Ole. j
9. X Taylor, JGhn humphreys, sThos Rawlins.
William Lucas, Wells ]. Hawks, Joseph Starry.
John Moore, SRI. BENZ, Lucas, L NJ. Aisqnith,
Capt. John w. Rowan, John NJ Mcfarland. q
D4Moore, Joseph Brown, Jno. f Blessing. Cnas
III Stewart and C. II Lewis
Hafpers Ferry: Major BENZ Moore, John G.
Wilson, 2. o. 1.Htlejohn, WIN, j. Stephens Geo
Nancy, Geo. w. Chambers, Thos Earnshaw.
a. NJ Ball Alex. Kelly, Jeremiah Fuss, j. b.
Young, WmvD North, Henry Miller, A. M. Knz
miller, 4 J Virgin, John H. Strider and ]. f..
p. Daugerheld.
SkePherdstoFn! Hon. Henry Bedinper, Jacob
Morgan, Gel Robert ,Lucas, DR.. r. 4. Lucas.
Jas. Barr, VIM. Rightsine, Minor Hurst John
Wysong, CAPT. , Rhnehaft, Jos. Entler, Sam1
Knott, Jas A 0sbourne
Smit46eld John IL Smith, John NJ. Coyle.
Jacob Gilbert George Murphy, Ii. s Farms.
worth, Ephraim Watson, John II She arman. ia.
cob Grnbet, Joseph Smith, Robt w BayIor. Cant
Ab. Bell, y I. Minghin, w. w. Throckmor;on.
Nathaniel Sewers.
DO motion, The following gentlemen were az.
pointed as Altetnales, viz:
Moses 5. Gran'ham, Dr. O. R. Funston. John
W Luke, James W. Gray, WIN. +. Richie. j
J. Palmer, aad loan NJ Dlniei.
On motion, Resolved, That The proceedings of
this meeting be published in the papers If he
County. JOHN HUMPHREYS. chr
! CHAs. Fl. LEMIs, Secretary
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GeB.Jchn +. Wool, Who has BAD sotae severe
practical tests oF TIE hofoFs wen a. sle gIvriss
81 wSr, has written sensibs letter against Kos
suth's absnrt dpsirine 81 nou-idierventioni which
many q our eolntIyUsn haze considered as peace
ins;csauf war.
Admitting tbst ii i cy ne means strange ihatthe
people tAs Uni q States should sympashise with
The oFPts ssrd ssen. Wool very APPLY asks
@I3.a. h.sinaa due reverence for their own instr
tp.0as and iust regard for their own progress,
pres ZfTation AID prosperity, should theys ought
ey or can they do more than profier their cordial
sympathy 10 th& oppressed and ''eowp-lroaden q
lie wSsId. aud tender them home and an asylum,
nee from oppression and beyond the reach Of des-
potism1 II i bot possible that they are prepared
10 commence d crusade-not 10 rescue me holy
Sepuichre from the possession OF inhceis-eut a
gainst all the drowned heads 10 therworld, 70 con-
lest their right 10 govern according 10 the ferns IN
which theI governments are organized. Such
must inevitably be the result Il we adopt The prln-
~ciples and plans Of Kossuih, 10 The extent Of his
wishes; and set We see those amongst Us, 70 Whcm
We have looked for soand views and safe connsels,
upon all subjects relating 10 the iptercst and vel
fare Of The country, advocating and encouraging
his impraclicable scheme Perhaps these gentle
men would say they do not intend to go beyond
declaration Of what they CONSIDER should be the law
Of nations. Experience teaches us that sneh a
declaration would net be regarded = liz crowned
unless backed ~ forre sdsenate 10 enfdrce n
re le-~uns derived from experience are more
va,.4atle hanIplausible theories. The future is
phsaae \ nasi II ogt exn 70 iae
! against probable evils"
In conclusion, be says
"Ifyou gouId guarF4your free happy and pros
porous country against oppression, or oppressive
| taxes, beware how yoh encourage war Heed no
the deIhagosue, who, togFatify his ambition, woulC
i drench his country in BLOT. Remember the los.
/ Of liberty commences with oppression, and oppres
sion follows war"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19
/ WORK on { THE III CAPITOL.

Whilst the members Of Congress are enjoying
snug quarters and eight dollars day, they seem
totally insensble to the interests and wants Of
large body of workmen, who have been out of EN-
plovment since November after finishing the four
dalton of the Capitol extension. Now, as the work
is unquestionaby 10 be finished it is Of only cruel
but unjust to be wasting times and delaying the APP
preparation bill!
The winter has been an unusually severe one
yet members have manifested no real sympathy for
the workingmen. There are few honorable ex
ceptons-Mr. Stanton of Kentucky and some fifty
other members