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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04
BiS IDtsE
STEAMBOAT LANDINGS

/ on both shores-the best. perhaps on the Missouri
River; that the Nebraska side extending the
length of the Town Site, and Ferry crossing, 1t
! eertainl! Is oae OF the very best on ths River.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04

IN Doz. 81 bus. bsgs, also bale seamless IS Levi.
Nv ton A - for salc by
Aug. 3I.3t J. WEAVER Jr d co.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04
Gold Pox1E
For GGHNTING IOl SLS

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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-09-04

Cheap Cisterrs
NNyE have for salc9gG barrels az efsr lime or Ivy
w aranKe CemcHt, whirh We warrant he-t Iuaiit,
and have reduced the price To- $500 per Dbl.
RESWlEK son,
June I4,dtf Bazaar Building, Ferry landing.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13
ARRIVAL OF TGE
NORTH STAR.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
New YORK. Jan. 10.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10. ~
The steamer North Star arrived this morn
ing with 200 passengers, l,lI9,623 in gold,
and the California maiIs-ot the 10Th, brought
down by the John l.. Stephens. -
Pie Golden Age. with passengers who
left New York on the Goth Of November,
reached San Francisco on the l4th of De.
cember. 4it-.l on
On the 25th the Stephens passed the So
nora bound up. 81 arrrs
All was quiet at Acapulco.
The North Star left Aspinwall'on the lst.
She was detained two days by severe gales
from the North, which caused great lose Of
life and property. The brig Flying Clou !,
from New York, was driven ashore, and
proved a,totalrloss. The captain and several
men were drowned. Riley, the mute, and
two seamen reached shore.
The brig Alyaro, of New York. and a
lCarthagenian schooner were also Lust
The break-water wharves were badly dam.
aged, and the wharf Of the mail company
nearly destroyed.
The Falcon, from Havana, with New
Orleans mails. was unable to enter port until
the LIST, in consequence Of heavy weather.
The miners are anxiousy awaiting rain.
| Hen. w. Il. Barbour, of the 10th district,
has been indicted by the grand Jury for an
assault with deadly weapons upon the person
of C.P. Sledge. ~ q ~ - ,.Ignr
The Stockton and Sonora telegraph Il
rapidly approaching completion.
Tobacco of"ery Superior qualily has been
raised in some port ons of the State.
| bridge sos feet long, across the Trinity
river at Grass Valley, has been completed
A rich claim has been struck in Caldweil's
garden, on Shlw's Flat. $4,000 wos taken
out in two days and the claim afterwards sold
for 5000.
! Tie steamer New World was snagged in
Sacramento river, and was considerably
damaged.
Blues, at the Metropolitan Fheater, Napier
So;hian dropped dead whilst conducting the
m usic. lafs
/ Dates from the Sandwich Island are to
the 2Sth of November. We have nothing
| of The treaty.
The whaling news is very disccuraging.
| Dates from Carthagenia of the l4th OF
December confirm the total defeat of the
Melo party at Bogoia OIL the 4th, after an
obstinate resistance of two days, with great
loss to the revo!uiioLists. Gen Herrera was
killed and several proIBinent officers wound
ed. Melo and many of the Teasing partizaus
were captured.
! The commercial summary OF the Times
says that, except in lew articles, specula.
tive movement has taken place. Nearly all
imported goods are lower.
h
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

o. The receipts Of the two concerts CIV
en- by the Dorcas Association, we are in
formed will reach the very respectable SUN
of $500. much larger amount than was
ever before raised for benevolent purposes, by
any single effort. The ladies who first pro-
jected this plan Of reaching the pockets OF
those who were able to give, as well as III
those who have taken a more conspicuous
psrt in the actual perfo, nance, are entitled
to the highest degree of credit. The above
amount judiciously appropriated will do much
to alleviate the suffering and destitute in our
midst. We shall publish on Monday, some
general Suggestions which have been made
TO US on the subject of the distributinn and
proper application of the funds raised.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13
Tur Xyu,re R,vrR VaIIFy-The IA

THE WHITE RIVER VALLEY.-The late
report Of the Auditor of State presents the
following gratifying results of the produc-
tiveness, and rapidly increasing wealth OF
this great central valley of the State: The
tier of counties between Indianapolis and
Evansville, inclusive, through and adjoining
which the Evansville, Indianapolis and
Cleveland Straight-line Railroad is being
constructed, contains taxables, $S5, 799 90
showing an increase in the last tv years OF
Sl7,l2l .532. The produce of these counties
last year foots up, wheat, 2.055,37S bushels;
corn, 22,673,4 05 bushels; oats and barley,
1887 $50 bushels; potatoes, 542 ,775 bushels;
hogs, 1928 ,22S; horses, l2S,427; cattle,
292, 1863 Such is the White River Valley
even before its great mineral wealth, of mar
BILE, iron, and camel coal, all of the best
quality, and its immense agricultural capabili-
ties, are developed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

DR.. E. P. Banning, well known to mary of
our citizens, proposes to give next week
several lectures in this city on scientific sub
iects, as will be seen by reference to adver-
tisement DR.. B. has been devoting years
of labor and experiment, to the perfection
of various mechanical inventions, and to in
venting instruments, for the remedy OF
physical defects and diseases, and in some
cases he has been eminently successful. We
understand from scientific gentleman Of
this city, that some of the instruments that
DR. b. has with him here, are really remark
able DR.. B. has an extended reputation for
his auccess in several departments of me-
chanieal surgery and physical training for
the human form and voice, so that we think
his lectures will be popular here as at other
places.
His subject Monday evening will be "The
Philosophy Of voice and music" illustrated
by recitations showing that all may be
thought to sing and that the weakest ant
harshest voice may become "melOdous.'
his lectures are free.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13
For the Evansville journal.

Mr.. EDIroR:
Permit the undersigned through your co.,
umns to call the attention Of the public TO
the proposed SbaksPearean entertainment
of Prof. Morgan, which has been spoken OF
in your columns. Prof. Morgan has kindly
offered to give such an entertainment for the
purpose of assisting the laudable efforts Of
the Dorcas Association to raise fund for
the relief Of the suffering poor Of this CITY,
Since the proposal for Prof. Morgan's enter
tanment was made, many cfour citizens, es-
pecially the ladies, have made Inquiries when
the Professor would favor the public with his
reading. The undersigned is authorized to
say that the affair has been postponed only
till the Dorcas concerts are over, in order
that no clcshing OF interests shall be made.
1t is the earnest desire of Prof. Morgan that
the condition of the poor in this city shall be
ameliorated, aad their suferings siieviated
by all legitimate me ms, and for this purpose
he proposes TO devote the proceeds Of his
entertainment.
/
state that Prof. Morgan is abundantly pro-
vided with certificates from the best elocu-
,ionists in tie country, giving highly eulogis.
tic concentrations to his ability and high
standing as Shakspearean reader. The
public need fear no humbug in this connec-
ton, as the names appended to Prof. Nor
gan's certificates are an ample guaranty OF
the usefulness and ability Of his entertain.
ments.
The Professor regrets that he was unable
TO accommodate the wishes Of the communi.
ty in giving an entertainment when it was
first proposed, but he promises to exert him.
self TO meet the highest expectations that
may be formed of him, if proper encourage.
ment is extended to his reading when given;
and the we'll known charitable character OF
our citizens will not permit US to doubt but
such encouragement will be cheerfuly ex'
tended.
The amount of suffering amongst US is in.
deed remarkable, and all legitimate attempts
to alleviate the sorrows and affections Of the
poor, should meet the support Of those who
bask in the smiles of fortune. Our citizens
have indeed been liberal, but still there il
much to be done. To the larger part of ouI
community, Prof. Morgan is stranger, and
in view of the object to be effected, the sub
scriber bespeaks for the Professor patient
hearing, believing that all will be highly en-
iertained, and that good work will be pro
NOTED among Us. asses
Il 1t is proper to state that Prof. Morgan i
Ignorant of what is here written.
A FRIEND OF THE POOR.
EVANSVILLE, Jan. IL, 1856.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13
EVANSVILLE, Jan. IL, 1855.

Masonic CoNvENrIoN.-A convention OF
the Masonic fraternity was in session in
Washington last week, for the purpose OF
taking into consideration the establishment
of some supreme tribunal that should have
power to settle any difficulties that may
occur in any of the Grand Lodges of the
Union. We understand the Grand Lodges
of New York, Maryland, District of Columbia
Alabama, Michigan, California, and Min
nesota, were represented, and commune a.
tions were received from others which could
not be represented, approving of the object
of the convention. leFsi EDHH
David Clop,on, Esq. Past G. NJ. of Alaba.
ma, was elected PRESIDENT; Charles Gilman
Esq Past G.. NJ Of Mary land, and Benjamin
b. French. ESQ.,, Past G. nj. Of ID. c. vice
presidents; and Finley NJ. King, Esq, G. s
Warden, of New York, and Alfred G.. Ames
p. Master, OF Minnesota, secretaries.
The convention held three laborious and
interesting sessions, and finally adopted d
plan, which, if approved by twenty or more
of the Grand Lodges OF the United States
will establish confederation OF Crane
Lodges, to which any difficulties originating
among the brotherhood in any Masonic juris-
diction can be referred for settlement.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13
Democratic ConvcnH no ns.

Our Democratic friends abroad seem de-
,ermined by q few galvanized kicks to con-
vince the people there is still life in that par
ty which at present looks so wonderfully IKE
a pery dead body. Last week "mass meet
ing" was called in Louisville, of the Demo
eracy of the city and county,to appoint DEL
ega,es to 90 to Frankfort. At the appoint
ed hour five persons were found present,
looking badly scared and very sneaking. a
sixth Joined the mass meeting in the shape OF
Waterman. A candle was finally found in
the pocket of the representatives of the night
police. 1t was lit, and the Waterman ad-
journed the meeting by its pickering light.
The Democratic party 4 out Louisville amt
dead yet!
The Ohio State Democratic Convention
met at Columbus last Monday. The atten-
dance was remarkably thin, and as might
have been expected, after their late total
route, not spark Of party enthusiasm could
be kindled among those present. They
looked sick, and they doubtless felt sick -
The nominations for State officers were
made without sny excitement or difficulty
very positive evidence that nobody cared for
the nominations to any Office, where defeat
alone could follow. Everything was done
during the one day, even to passing resoiu'
tons denouncing slavery Ooh, abolition'sm!)
and rePudiating the Know Nothngs-alsd
resolutions to "prevent the receipt OF bank
notes for tsxes"and against internal improve
ments. Alas for the Old Liners! Nothing
but the hope of few more Offices and a IT.
tie more pap, keeps alive the small sparkling
life still in the party. The Ohio convention
nominated Col. Medill for Governor; JAS
myers, Lieut.. Governor; K. b. Warden
Judge; w. d Morgan, Auditor; j. u. Bre'
olin, Treasurer; DIR. Trevitt, Secretary o.
State; Gen. NJ McCook, Attorney General
and Mr.. Stedman for Board of Public Works
Not German Oh the whole ticket, notwith.
standing their opposition to Know Nothlngs
and resolution intended directly to court uE
the German vote..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

6T Gen. Augustus Caesar Dodge, the
present Nebraska Senator from Iowa, has
been superseded by Jas. Hardin, strong
Anti-Nebraska man and Wing. "Demo-
cratic Iowa" is right side up and she is going
to stay that way. The Democrats there, af-
ter getting badly licked, did not our DEM
ocrats are trying to do, insist upon having
either Democratic Senator or none.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

N|.An honest Dutchman, in training up
his son in the way he should 60, frequently
exercised him in the Bible lessons. On one
of these occasions he asked him. ~
"Who vos dat you'd not sleep nit Bot
tivsr's wife!''
'Shosoph."
: 'Dat is coot boy. Veil, vat vos de
reason he would not sleep nit herr"
"Dont know--shopose he vosn't SLEEPY"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

0The Louisville Daily Courier has been
enlarged to accommodate ITS advertisements.
This is very remarkable specimen Of enter
prise for these particular times. We con-
graduate our friends of the Courier on their
furnishing condition.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

W A Dispatch from st. Louis to Cincin-
natl, dated the 9Th, says the river had risen
eight feet there and still rising. II this is
true, is good-but it is almost too good to
be true.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

CHANCE FOR GETTING SHAvED--Thomson
OF the Thomsonin Institute. Barbor saloon
has now received an addition to. his old force
of several fancy BARRIERS from the large
cities and is now prepared to servehnynum-
Der OF customers with ncatness and dispatch.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

GA man named Lucas was sentenced to
the State prison in Hartford, on the 4th, for
.obstructing a railroad track.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

T The Message Of the Governor of ILL.,
dois is not quite half SO long as Gov. Wright's
yet 1t says enough on every subject.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

AN ESCAPED CoNvIcr,--A telegraphic dis.
patch has reached US from New Orleans,
conveying intelligence Of the escape OF Major
w. Ii. Wilder, a former m amber of the
Louisiana Legislature, and also member OF
the last Baltimore National Democratic
Convention, who had been convicted Of sew
eral frauds on the Pension Office. He was
in the hands of United States Deputy Mar
shall, through whose gross negligence or
connivance the escape occurred.
Washington Star.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13
New YORK, Jan. 9

INV Il Uhh, JdII. y.
The Herald fthis morning says that Mr..
Soule has resigned his position as Minister to
Spain, and will speedily return to the United
States.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13
FREE LECTURE FOR + sc PEOPLE.

EpR0F. BANNING. OF New York. will give series Of
FREE Lectures before ladies and ntenen on Mondays
in the Methodist Church Locust street hsah
Phyticai Education. Voice music All who
tersted in the culture OF the voice. the development of
symmetrical and graceful figure ind and easy
recovery health and strength invited attend.
For'he benefit OF the public he will Of these
lectures before ladies' the place. clock Tues
day. "Wednesday and Thursday All ladies
vlted to attend. janl3-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

OF TIE Speaker OF the House last Tues
day announced the following additional
standing Committees:
TRUST FUNDs.-Messrs. Wilson, New
comb, Dunn. Bonner, Mcconnell, Carnahan,
al d Frazer.
Fees AND SALARIES. Messrs. Smith, of
Perry, Smith, of Lagrange, Hardin, Landers,
Tackett, Usry and Humphreys.
AccoUSTs AND Messrs Schoon-
over, Cotton, Peyton, Stanton, Brazelton,
Hadsell and Sanford.
nell, Hillyer, Branham, Bonner, Trusler,
Newcomb, Landers, Wheeler, Brothwell,
Murray, Mortified, Huffstetter, Hunt, Essex,
Humphreys. Hargrove, Clark, of Steuben,
Buchanan, Tackett, Gordon and Test.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

George y. Waguon and
Parm.lia Wsgnon. his wife,
"A Nd now comes Plaintiff and files com raa
IL appearing by sdavt nl,d with said plan
that the said Defendants parties II is action
at cause OF action exists against them. aud is Connected
with and relation
said defendants of the State of Indiana
The said George B. Wagnon and Parmea wife
therefore hereby notified of the pendency said
and that the will Stand for tr
Court be he at the Court House in Evansville in che
county Of Indiana heh term will
commence the tn I'd Monday april. 1855.
JAG ID LUNkENHEtAER. C. v. @ @.
BAKER GsRyIs for PIE. iani2-srw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13
EVANSVILLE e. CRAW F0fs I6Sy LIN
RAILROAD.
49, EsE5=s
CPEN TO TERRE HAUTF

on AND AFTER wEDN EsDAY IECFMRER g. 1884, &.
Trains ill run as follows Sundays pted):)
UFwAhD TRAIN. DowxwAtD TRAIN
Arrive at Vineepnes .i2:e Arrive 1890 N
D-part from =. 100 y N Depart LEO D m
Arrive Haute ASS at 3.55 ~
Er- Passengers dine at Vineenues. ~ -
Passengers BY this route sleep TER. M.rn
the Terre IIaute Richmond Road
at Indianapolis o % "A NJ lib
as follows: ~ I
For Cincinnati via Lawreneetursh route liso A. ~
FyrCieveand. Pittsburgh and all ntsr mediate points via
BeIiefcntaiu- road at IL NJ.
For Xena. Dayton Columbus. zanesvlie and Wheeling
VIA Indians Central road at IL NJ arrive Columbus
p NJ
For Chicago LegsnpOrt Layette read
II ~. arrive at Chicago $50 r. NJ.
For Louisville. Albany ard Jefersonvile
willie road also With trains for Madison and Peru
Passengers will their advanta
speed comfort and
during winter in preference the dan
by rivers and in early will
made with other Companies which
snsylle the will arrive Chicaxo
Columbus and Louisville day. 40
The attention and others having Goods shp
from the East is called to this route easm Of
tatn the river Goods Shipped frum Cncnn at
arrive at Evansville bird day. making the time in uassu
no longer avoiding the
q u Z J. J. DANIELS. sspf.
Evansville. Dee. dec:-tf
st1.I
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

YOUNG man OF several years experience Salesman.
"A aud acquainted Nth Book keeping and competent
ak and in Germ and English Is desirou OF obtain
ng situation in this city Enquire New banks Bars
Main sire bet h AMI Canal Good given
3 to character. etc. 800 *. janI2-Iws
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOE SALE.

VHNHR good Dwelling> of Brick and 81 Frame
with the Lots thereto belonging; also corner Lot suit
vance eqaa to other in the city Of Evansville IL ~rsy
we'll in its condition. sood bargain will be given
aid made IL sold Of the houses viii
to it, and all the fruiture Of sold APP
ply to janII-lms.txs BOYD BULLOCK.
tOFFEE-Iso bags prime Rio Coffee reed for sale
~ by JanIi SAMUEL ORR.
ches chests and small packages Tea. reed
- and for sale hy janu SAMUEL ORR.
~ AILS.-3o0 Kegs ass'd Nails in by
II Ian1i SAMUEL ORR
QrREsH CENENT.-2o bbls II, sh ground Cement Just
II reed and for sale by janll SAMUEL ORR.
LENCHED DRILLS cases reed this day and for sale
II - Tor cash only bv
jann Jas. Low CO., AIS Main ST.. Lou. Ky.
~ BACON e. CO have just reed at their Grocery.
II nearly opposite Branch Bank. Main Fresh
Corn Meal Dried Peaches Dressed Turkeys Qual
also large lot OF ilow Baskets OF all descriptions aud
reams ass'd szes Wrapping Paper. .sr-1E janII
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13
STATE OF INDIANA,

STATE OF INDIANA,
SASDfgBUkCH COUNTY Ss'
In the VanderJurgh c reuit Court. - r.-f.
Mary ELatsth BATES, f-1f
AsnIr of tine estate of
George Bat s. deed, ) +. Attachaens.
Aeneas McCali.ter and tf,t
Jesse MeCalister. US } go - II
"A having been aed with she panss compis
setting forth hat the said defendants Aeneas MeCais-
and Jesse w. neCalser MT residents Of
aud that of fcupdef exists
against the said
OF the tendency ofths action ard that the will
trial this Co1y We and held
Court House Evansville, the third April
ID. 1855. 10 vacation. Jsn. Ssh 1856.
't-sf-.. JACOB UNKENIfEIMER, G.y. q. c..
a forP n iauI1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

KNHEREAS. rumor has been circulated that S. EMBICH
w intends retire from the said
ruer to have originated from the fact of his
sold cheap the this will
his and the rest Of mankind. by
his Intention OF qning the hut contrary
vi be his the his
such extent will able him sell Goods
Gas customers much than heretofore SO
IL be- janlt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13

STATE OF INDIANA, -
| -NANDERBgaGH COUNTY, SPS' .fritr
F-a ~ III
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SITUATION WANTED.

" WARRANTED To BE FREE FROM PlZEN :
soeAns flro's choice planted ysters reed this day
Janl2 .-t.1.rr COOK Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-13
Evansville. Dee. 6 1854 dec.-t
Evansville Enquirer and intenaes Css.-e cry 2m.)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sale oF Rr.l rsrkr1,

virtue of order Of Court Of Pleas ct
II laAderlurga Ind. Administrator
non OF Ahram beCsmps deceased will. day Of
January 1850 At the door Of the Court House
Evansyiiis between the h'urscf 10 O'Clock and
clock r. NJ expose to sale the w y of the Il section
in township sorth OF range II also
the u Of section in the wnshp ala ir
said county Terms of saie Of the purchase
in > and the in Is mouths from the day Of
the giving notes with security bearing interest and
valuation laws. should
ton will sell the same priv SALE
deell-fw JOHN II. FISHER Aims De banis nor
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-11-12
Mississippi Election.

The Memphis APpeaI OF the 9th, has repor'
ted returns from Marshall, DeSotO, Tunica
Coahoma and Pamela counties.
Marshall gives the Democrats majority Of
A. Desoto gives the Democrats majority Of
l75 to 200-a gain Of over 100.
TUNICA CoUNrY.-A gentleman, voter of the
county, who present at the election, reports
that Mr. Sykes, the Democratic candidate for the
Legislature, is elected by about % votes, and that
the Democratic ticket generally is successful. This
county gave 10 majority for Rogers, (Whig) for
Governor, in 1853
CoAHoMA CoUNTY.-This county has gone for the
Know Nothings by % majority. Mr.. Alcorn is cleo
ted to the Legislature. This county was Wing by
~ votes in 1853
PANoLA CoUNTY--The Know Nothings have, ii
is said carried this county alwa,s opposed to the
Democracy by about 100 majority. Majority for
the Wing. in Pamela in 1853, AZ.
The Appea5 claims Democratic victory in
the State, and makes great sPlurge over it.
We suppose no one is disappointed in the re-
suit.