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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-03

BALTIMORE. Oct. 30.

New Orleans papers of Wednesday are
received. They contain Galveston dates OF
the 23d.
Mai Emory was in San Antonio on the
18th inst, arranging his company fast as
possible to proceed to New Mexico OH the
boundary commission.
A Houston letter of the 2lst says "we
hear of nothing further of Messrs. Walker
and King and the $500 900 deposit, which
was To have been made on the Both inst :.
here. There are but IL days left in uhich
TO save the present contract. The money
must reach here in the next week the
contract will fall TO the ground"
The yellow fever is still prevailing al
Galveston and Houston.
Some of the Mexican f!lbusters were ar
rested al Brownsville by the U. 3. Commits
si0ner.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 81.
The steamer st. Nicholas has been raised
and will arrive to-day.
WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
Indictments are pending in Ohio against
G. l.. Russell. formerly collector at the port
OF Clevel md, ]. II. Forsy formerly collector
at Manmee, and c. X. Smith, formerly Sec
rotary OF the territory of Minnesota.
BosToS, Oct, 81.
The brig Magnet. from st. job IS, N. F.,
has arrived. She left that port OH the goth
She reports all OF the vessel sent In ssrch
oil the Arctic's boats have returned.
New YORK, Oct. %.
Another excitement exists IN the money
circles, caused by the rumor, which is likely
TO prove too true, that another de aication
amounting to one hundred thousand dollars
had been discovered in one Of cur banks.
The particulars are thus TAR wrapped in mys-
terry, aud for some cause or other Ike pit secret.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 81, p. NJ.
The river is falling slowly. The weather
is cloudy and cool.
PITTsBURGH, Oct. 81, p. NJ.
There are 10 inches water in the chanDel
and stationary. The weather is cloudy and
cooler.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 81, p. NJ.
Flour has advanced to IS but closed less
firm. Sales of 10000 bushels new white
corn at bic, and soc bus oats at 36ic: whis-
ky 90; 500 bbis molasses sold at l8c.
New YoRK, Oct. 81, p. NJ.
Money unchanged, stocks dull and lower.
Flour declined l2ac, good Ohio S7a9 II;
100 bbis southern sold at9 l2a9 45; wheat
nominal, sales 5000 bus; corn firm, sales
100 900, western mixed slas2; pork easier,
bui not quo'ably lower, sales 700 ibis mess
at L. 81; beef dali and declining; $50 bbls
whisky sold, Ohio 4oa4Ok, steady.
Coffee is is dull with a declining tendency
Sugar aud molasses ar firm aud the latter
Is scarce and held and 22c for Orleans.
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o. Messrs Loewenthal l. CO., advertise
that they will take Indiana State Stock
money at par. aud sell their goods cheap at
that. That's the kind of talk. Those who
don't take it will soon be dragging behind.
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~ AtsKLAND STATE LOTTERIES
FOR NOVEMBER. 1884.
pay1eHf OF Pri.es GaGraR<eed to the k1Lde r
If NargIoud

state Of .Naryi0Ad
must congratulate OF their
success III dri~n and although
every caFi al u they will only try they
Obtain OF witch che list below so many worth tire
ure W. know that IL wOui he source OF graft ncxtisR
many ~ publish lisa OF prizes aud
~ but Eiseate
although would be dyan sai eahsnce the sale
tekets. u rmited. could She has
drawn a. least sJOoo ia prizes of .zD s0, the
which s2i and
both larger aud smaller We give below the
Lotteries for November and earnestly request that each aud
every person will send RIDER or ticket ia them.
G. MARIN CO BALTIMORE, Nd.
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Ass PRIZES TO BE DISTRIBUTED.

NONemhtF Totn 1877. UTlss Vt.
this scheme. formed che continuation
numbers tickets and ~ bziot
there viii be $40 prizes each having Of the numbers
on IT. Isi each having Of them each having
only o. them and also 81 with neither Of tue draw
numbers them. being tanks.
determine ofthese prizes and hanks IS numbers
rom to u.s. incare. will be severally piseed in wheel
the and IS Of them drswa random
aud tha kt haviag for is the st I'd and ID
drawn numbers, Will be entitled to the capital prize
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DAILY JOURNAL.

MAScHEsrsR's BANK.-The depositors of
the Peoples Bank (Nlanchester's) met at the
banking house at Cincinnati last Saturday.
They were principally of the hard working
class, poor men and poor women, who had
deposited their hard earned savings Of years
with the scoandrel Manchester, and were
now left Peaniless, unless his assets could
help chem to a little Of their own. Some
three or four hundred depositors had left with
Manchester SlS5 coo. The only assets to
meet this will probably be about $1,000
AL Manchestee's property was heavily mort
gaged. For years this infamous rascal had
been living like prince on the means de-
posted ia his haads by those who in many
cases deprived themselves of ordinary com
forts to lay by something for their old age,
OF for bitterer hours of trial. OF all robbery,
this is probably the meanest grade.
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CT One kuadred head of sheep were to
be sold at auction at Connersville, Ind, on
the LIST inst.
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OF Mr.. Cenants reply 10 Mr.. Ingle's ar
ticIe under date oil end inst, as far as it is
personal will appear in Few days.
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e o. Mr.. John Greek has nearly complet-
ed two substantial brick residences, on First
Street, beyoat the Sherwood Housc. They
will prove nea, addition to that part Of the
atty. They are designed for renting.
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nEnFonD's FAMILY GROCERY

fs'E gped WOULD respectfully the citizens
Evansville and vicinity. that have Just enec fresh
stock OF Family rocsres anu Provision OF every description
door James >eei's Lumber ard
where they hope by attention business and
receive share Of publ, patronage.
daily receiving fresh supplies of Butter Cheese
Figs Lard aud Poultry the country and shall keep
SANITY hand fall sIprly OF ali staple articles for table
All Goods purchased this will be delivered at the
ssp7 BEDFORD & WADE.
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X. GEOEEGAN'S
CNTIsACT or an DlkOFEPER,

FOR DYSPEPSIA scRofULA, AND IMPURITIES THE
BLOOD.
Prepared By one # TIE Faculty.
yI,HIS vegetable remcG! which j. sPreadingtO all
parsofthe country Is prepared by graduate ofone
of the first Medical schools ia The est physician OF
high standing i'm his profession and much opposed 10
empricism quackery any one can be. "a L. shown
By the that Tie ipe Is published and ACCOMPANIES
bottle Of the medicine thus generating it from
TF Is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
will be 10y references TO the Circular and by The
accompanying certificates.
Unlike Sar-rpara, the Hyropiper isquiek in its ae-
ton. the first bottle often producing m"ndeilnl resuis
as in the cas- If he negro girl Of Mrs. simnon OF
Louisville. vi q relieved of
BLsND@ESS ~ ONE WE ~!
In short wherever known il stands at the head OF all
remedies for the following disease: - =.
,i fbloic t,hr,uais,a Govt. Neurslg lcers and
ali Skin Diseases al Renal or Kidney Affections, all
- ,.,l. -f,i.s and distractions, MrTcurial Dis
eei''S mills General Debility, and alldis
orders arising from imPure blood ard bad Habit
system FEMALE COMPLAINTS
this rcrpedy IA. unriValled 1t is slight stmulap
and a powcrfil toiic and Alternative.
a. b.aiiise al the complexion, IN the cure OF I'm
Mo-, and blot producing clear and beautiful skin
il much safe and sure remed! than all the cos
sver r,rret H. DO not confidence If il hould
at first to the dsesse-he general effect ofthe
medicine bepgto drive all irpurssio the surface and
BY that means out ofine system.
HARpE.sBURG KY. Oct. G. 1851.
Dr. A. Z. Geohegan-near Sir: have exam ined our
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract Of Fly dropper for
The cure of Scrofula in all its forms and other chronic
aff.c,ions viz: Rheumatism Female " eakness. DC
Having prescribed and watched it, effects in many
of the above diseases and having always found u eec
tual most ehcerully recommend II 10 the afflicted
the best Alternative and tonic have used-alto
geiher superior TO Sarsas rilla. and amy OF its
hounds. Vt. WAKEFIELD, NJ. ID.
OwENsBoRo', KY. March -. 1859.
Dear po-tor- receiS ed yours of the 2d inst acs
cordng to your request acknowledge ihe receipt OF Hy
dropiper.
In several cases in this community il has relieved
Dyspepsia. In short, consider II valuable Irepara
tion have been using it myscii. and think il benefits
my general health. Respectfully. Your friend.
JAMES CONAN. ". u
PPrcy el per bottle. or bottles TO- S.. when taken
one time tAYMDND& PAfTEN,
Sole agent. No. "a Fulton street. Louisville N.Y.,
To whom all orders should be addressed.
Agents in Evansville HALLOCK d ] ODbAfD"
~ Princeton, X hAbLONh
mh2s- dSzw6m-is
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II,ij
The above is the majority of The Peoples
ticket on the Congressional vote, as follows:
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8 9 Z 8 3 & Z { Z
CANEC OIL
VENENICNE.


1NHE miraculous that this celebrated medicine
has performed. sicr all other remedies bad failed
warrants proprietor Ia asserting that Il is the only
lniment that will cure Chronic or irhahmaiory khou-
maiisi Paralysis. stiffness weakness IN the Joints,
Muscles Ligaments, Contracted Muscles, Bruises
Neuralgia Toohachc EaTache. orany Pain. twill re
move any swelling. Tumor Plies Hard Lumps, Caked
Breasts, Nipples, Bites OF AusQuitos, or any in
fammaton
and it will cleanse purify and heal the FoULEST
ULCER SOkES the legs or shins, no difference how
long they may have existed. Ii viii also soothe and
heal Earns. Scads. Fresh Cuts, Wounds. &c, sooner
than any other remedy.
OVER 4 MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold in 1855. and the demand Is increasing
daily and we have heard ola wherein IL has
failed TO cure amy external disease, when lropeT!a
piled.
Nhothsn will suffer from Pains. Sores. or Swellngs
when safe and sure remedy is 80 easily obtained.
Read the following certificate. y HEB Is
INCUNTESIABLE PROOF
Of what we have asserted.
J. H. NcIKss-Sir: feel tia duty owe 10 the public
to make Known the following. hoping they ma! learn by
my experience aud discard worthless stuff which has
pressed into notice by false certificates ard long
advertise ments.
For six months was confined to my room cripple
from Rheumaiisnl. My kEee WIS swollen tremendous
w. producing the most pains The muscles were
contracted that could not siraighien my leg nc all
applied the Mustang Imminent for Tour weeks but it
done more good than any other grease. Obtained
and used y0ar Volcanic Oil iinmenin three wceksit
relaxed the muscles. and cured me Permanently.
AMERICUS CASEDAY Saline county. I'll.
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numS"rs on tSrm eaen 80 ..'...'...... 2oo
Those tickets with the NOS. IS
and ith g. 81
9" 90 ." 5th 9Th 90 I" % ..... AZ
20 81 '' 9Th aud Sth 80 81 e ~
All other tickets (being $500 with of Z drawn
Those tickets beng 500 with one Ouy Of the drawn
numbers them. each. NJ
Tickets stO; Halves s.; Quarters .2ts Eighihs s14.
We will issue a Certificate OF
Half Is E,xhth 81 20
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,r~rroN ,sOOyyS.


MAIN STREET, BEE" ZEN SECOND AND THlkD.
A. auction Rooms to Main street
w the old House, where prepared OF receive
and sell c1mmssion auction or private sale all kinds OF
Merchandise Household Furniture Horses. Buggies dc.
Cash eonsig ments e. sell auction
REGULAR SALES-Evcry Tuesday Thursday and Satua-
"A o'clock NJ. aud Tuesday Wednes-
day and Eridsy evenings af gas Iishting
Nev sisO particular attention 70 the seiiag OF Lah1
aud Town Lots
All persons having Lands. Lots Horses Wagons. Buggiss
descript to sell respectfully
licited tO a call. octs-iy WOoLSES u EELsoN-
VVTOOIsEY Il NELSON keen constantly on hand a
w generI assortment Wood. Cane and SOFA seat
Chairs Sofas Soeas Centre. Card Dining and Breakfast
Tables Saad. Warr0bes Bedseads Mattresses and Look
Glasses. oes-IY
SOME THINGS CAN gE DONE AS WE'LL As
OTHERS.
EN- Hart would INFORM his old CUSTOM aud the eiti-
Main nearly opposite the Branch Bank
largest selected stocks OF sessonahle
Boots and Shoes that broug this city,
Roots. shoes Caters OF -
Children Shoes Boots ard Gsiters.
AL5O-A full stock of Ladies Caters Buskins SLIPPERS
Also Hes all kinds.
Ladies and Children also the French rmei Cork Soles
indeed article used of Boots and
shoes which will sell cheap the cheapest and warrant
gOoi.
have also large good and experienced vOrkmen
neatness ehaapness durability
with any house Test of the Mountains
" B.-A work that rips il bought here viii be reraire
free OF charge oeti3-tf III. j. HA RI.
GOLD PENS Gold and Common yewslry. Perfumery.
sepi5 A. c. PUSHES.
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SSNINEH PLATED sewing BIRD, and super St wing See
- aIes crsair ~ e2 A.. PIsBRE
Enn sNI.E OR RENT.


~ very desirable family residence situated in the mos
u clrsstlc part the cry. The
houses and hunter of fruit
the premises.
Al,u Two Lots Lamaco city fronting the riv
bargain he had fapPlied Tor Immediately Aprll
II this osnc. angl- a
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CLOTHING NEbt - ALE AND HEIAU
GREAT CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
IL THE undersigned having purchased Of bis late
al Chas ". Mack. his entire in tie Cloth
- lag Store % Mack Lobenstiae very heavy dis
n Is determin 81 rid OF the present stock at
reduced large
Fail and Winter Clothing BE Therefore invites his
friends and the public generally es and examine his Goods
and prices He has GOOD .soek of Clothing Gentlemen :
Furnishing Goods. there Evansville
vii sell them cheaper they be bought other
place city which will prove those calling
store under Pavilion Hotel.
eyzs-i ANTHONY L0BENSTINE.
SrANDt AND Kt->E OF hest quality. constantly on
handfresh supplies received weekly sale I2
per pound hy
eyt2 :. v. BERT X CO, Syc. Water.
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TO PORK PACKERS.

HS OF ,he aesth SIR VI. ) Longb0thar II
Will be necessary administrators TO sell ms nHSi
vde Interest W Pork House aud Prs iose Of
The firm of Mitchell < BongbOtLam. ~ Evan-yille Ind:
The location Of Evansville. a. Pork packing ioln no"
one Of TIE uo desirable the Ohio Sarrounde1 ~
ne country having the facilities afforded
by the eomou OF the WABASH add brie Canal and ass tae
Evansv aud Crawordsvlle Railroad 10 Iere Haut the
Naes the White rivers the nnes Pork re-
ginn in the Vest hereby opened 20 ths maT,-t AZ
TIy almost daily bVlBsve aud 10 "llns Green
the winter. that any ceslraSl' huoer OF os
rmanded. . 81, g.. -. - wei
sons P.n. Steap Lard Tank with al the appliances neces
sary to sianxhter and coo Ios daily The undis ided
u h. sold and husir be continued win
he nt partner or he will sell ,o 81 "a price. II de-
i,rsd '-"' f VI. ". FOSTER.
Oefl 6-tr MI, n y, ~ NJ, - m 90
louisville Courier copy to amount OF - and sen" ' 20
this
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Wer commend the purchase Of ekages e.
they Oha nearly double the quantity ticket tor thu
money every contains all the placed IN
the eel and therefore have all that drawn our
and have only three numbers ticket to draw
handsome prize
ANY information lie ired will be cheerfuy communicated
In srderng tickets the Lottery the aud date
ene the money direct send Post instead
OF silver Tickets in all the Lotteries advertised by
others Notes solvent bs received in payment BE
careful to address
Oct2 G. MARIN 4 CO., Baltimore Md.
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PIANO F0aTES.

NEW MUSlCALtNsFiiaI "a i;NT ST:'Rs
FIRST STREET NEAR THE POST OFFICE.
e. TiiE ui.rsigped must respectfully begs
Isl leave the ladies an Gentlemen and
all admirers OF Musical and paintings OF
this city AID vicinity. that he sil Gu or after
the September music Instrumental Depot
zn des ribed pre- consisting principally IN Pr
celebrated makers existence ShO
ceived premium Europe we'll America at the
Fair would degree otconh-
thst believes these instruments as we'll OH Paint
viii found their this
Belle that the strides o proTr IS IN Lea
ture amply Justify the support
Of such etihshment and the i'm
Instruments and Oil Paintngsin
sIdsd adorn flvore Pariors have been IN
this establishment Benga musician by
fession all hear in selecting the
best the markets Europ~ Bos-
York Afforded aud acting agent for most Of
these houses afford sell them at almost their original
lean fully the brilsney
my touch durability and the standing in
good tune. -
ofdHerent Window Blinds with all the DIX
The of Nolin Strings DO
Br re Taipiees screws. Pegs Rcssn and other items
e Pianos tan-d equal temper through all the twenty
four Keys. and repaired 10 orter.
So See nd handed f'anos aNeu h as 0a,I PN
men we'll improved and unimProved landed prop
srty. 10 desiIed. ... -. 1890. 49,,
aug22-3ul J. BERNHARD hENNiN
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g. n. EGGLEsTOy Il co.,

g.. ". W.,
UDR0PRIETORS Of the Crescent Cliy Foundry IN Evans
Vile BALD all kinds of Machinery. in st, quality and
price edual q any made in any city OF the " est -
make Fire and Steam Engines all Saw and Grst Mil
Irons Cast Water heels Car Wheels Cast Iron House
Fronfs Fence Railing Brass Nok Of all
kinds Wrought iron Bridge Work-indecd every
thing lue of business Prompt attention gwen to re-
pairs.
Foundry Canal-corner Canal aud lnsle streets
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saw Mr. Caseday when he wasa1icted. stated. and
he is now well. Mn. VI. ELLIOTT, PiHkneyy Vile.
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Reader If the cye is not sufficient 10 convince You
of the wonderful efficacy of the Volcanic OIL lniment
call examine the thousands which We havr M our
from an paris at the country. and u YOU viii
purchase supply from and Il does not give saisiae
iiou The money will be returned to the purchaser.
FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANNALS,
NcLean's celebrated Lnimeut j. the only safe and re
liable remedy the Spawn, Ring bone. Wind
Calls Splints Unnatural Lunps, Nodes or Sweliings-
IL IN never fail to Big Head Poeyil, Fisiula. old
Running Sor~s or sweeney. is properly applied. For
Sprns Bruises Scratches Cracked Hocis. hnies- sad
die or cOllur Calls Cds Wounds. il h an nfallible
remedy. Appl) "a di rected, aud care j. certain.
Read the Following from Mr. Wells Of the ~. Loui.
Omnibus Company:
This is t certf, that have used the Mexican Mustang
Jiniment and MeLeau's Volcanic oil Eminent. our
omnibus horses lame, srained and for swell
inc. and have found NcIeans Volcanic Oh Eminent
To be- the best Linmcni. fhA>luS NJ tliS,
ofthc firm Of Casc q Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
German.
mi. Lin imentis put up in a5 cent. 80 ceptand 81
bottles The 80 cent size contains three TN e. the guam
iitv of the - and proportion Ia the
For sale 10y J. II. NeLbA y sole PROPRIETOR,
Corner Third and Pane streets, - Louis. NO.
For sale in Evaasviile. Ind. 10y KELLER FARMS
LEY a. CO.. at Proprietors prices mh7
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LOr. Am HorsE, FOR SALE.

LOTS AND HDTsE- FOR SALE.
GREAT CHANCE FOR SPECCLATION.--Six Lots for
~ sale situated Id Evansville beyond the Railroad De
Four of thee Frame Houses them and other
wise i'm proved. They well situated being
business and only square Main
nne speculation offered in these lots they
TO soLD Those wanting eheap places residence wish
a ine opportunity OF speculation had better apply ane
a'ey One these houses especially and de-
srae Residence For rter particulars apply this once
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CANE N ANIEN,
CLorruNG wHoi Es,IE AND RETAIL.

8 - TIE hughes. msrke will always he paid
ff. To- Game the Exchange Restaurant. Bring it as
t1syt-gr. a possible.
angltf PETER Il Rh-
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NEN BOOKS.
sNERN LEAVES from Fanny Portfolio Second sefiesi
< The poil Family abroad by Chas. Lover;
The Whimsical Woman;
Life and Sayings Of Mrs. Partington; ,,.
The Lamp Lighter. etc etc. Jns rseeySI snS
by myZ9 THOMAS CON N-il"--
80 AVN " w. GEO. FOSTER & co.
~ Ar CORN-ioO bushels received and tor sale BY
SS a G. PCSHEE.
syI Mayville. ted good. received
e CsnaI boat John K. Taylor. and for sale by , 40
n, lanai 'O- GEO. FOSTER & CO.
S-,uK a WOOL G. ssHMEHEs.- cases this day re-
eeyed OF mpOrtatons ne tyes and very hand
Dy N III;
sepl5 ITO "'i" s''' i''u''''''0'
-rRAYED OR STOLEN
T1ROM the Farm Of " am Morgan. Nanderburgh county.
Il about the 3)h of tsmber light Chesnut Mare. l4k
highs in her forehead and white hind ess
Ary one give information concerning
her literally wsrded by sep2Sf i. .. READ
KNLANNkI.-5Opie e sSask ing Flannel various eoors
"a eeiyed by oetIl JAS. LOW d CO.
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SOME THINGS CAN IE DONE AS WELL As

GOLD PENS Gold and Common Jewslry. PeriumeIy.
~ Se.. just reed AZ .
sePI5 A. c. PCSHEE'S.
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STRAIGHT LIME CLOTHING STORE
osaAiN STREET, Blk wEEs sIhsT All sktoND.
GUMR Exits & GNTTLtIB

yHI AMI ED-59 dollars worth of Real Estate. for
4 l.. CoNANT.
cctlO-u Next door to Bnrk's Exchange.
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EuOLAssEs-25Ob bis RebOied and Plantation for sal
NS by octI6 GEO. FOSTER co.
Butte record., 1854-08-26

MICHIGAN PoLIrIcs The wings and abo-
litiouists of Michigan lately met in State con-
vention and formed a party, clubbing them
selves "REPUBLIc ANsr' Their principle is
the '.repeal of the Nebraska BILL They
nominated Kinsley S. ngbam for Governor.
Mr. Bingham was formerly member of con-
gress from that State, but was kicked out of
the democratic party for his abolitionism in
48. This union of rag-tags and bob-tails
will accomplish nothing in Michigan. They
tried the same game in 40, and were bad y
beaten by the staunch democracy of Michigan
as they will be again. Their convention was
addressed by half a dozen Rev. gentlemen and
one nigger! Hur-r Won't Nebraska
have to be abandoned when whigyery and
abolitionism say the word
Butte record., 1854-08-26

WHIG GLoRIFIc ALTON Two of the whig
candidates visited this place on Wednesday
last They wasted no time in buncombe
speeches. but pitched into the nearest bar,
and whg enthusiasm soon ran at an enormous
hight. Staid and gentiemanly whig citizens.
attained the degree oil D D, and as near as
we could calculate from their vbratory gyra-
TONS concluded to ience in the burnt district
as they appeared to be marking out the line
for Virginia worm fence. One brief hour
and the glorious wings candidates left to elec-
t,ify the citizens of Forbestown with the free
use of poor whisky. They left town in very
merry mood. ccngratulating themselves on
the bright prospects before them, and their
animals on the airy lightness of their loads.
One of them was the wGig candidate for dis
trict Judge Go in, Lemons"