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The Evansville daily journal., 1855-01-11
MEDICINAL.
GREAT WESTERN MEDICINE.
DR. BRUC6'S
.sDs - r. A II n. IL

4 IL y a. ~ - - -
PAN A & E A,
For the Radical Cure of
nysPEPsIA seroiala or King Ev;l Inepiens oonscnp-
~ ssR Rhsu%assm laaa@ Of The Eyss
faia in he Side. Back Diseases he
swelling the LumbasO Jauniice Female rreg-
ularis aud all diseases arising from improper or
use u 1T PURIFIEs tue BLOOD,
The ss6c 6S as'
woASTE5 TEbGaL rRapEkFRs s,isi # iss s Sb USES
Aierative. Purylsvs D arctic Dipherete and Tonic i,.
,s % s Lo and su fsGS the
sss s.s On 1s rat. re Boca
shin csaases the roase The
matr tonic properties give to.s and action pA'''Hs
ss~Iifs aud visOr Price 81 per bottle
II. sToCKwELL D..
Professor Of atomg Physiology and Hygiene successivey
SnepSs .as s,. extensively separately
and alIeetTey the articles composing the Compound
Braess fSDIS ,SAcEs aud consider j. the
The pssss ,i safe potent and svinss' high
''' Ell srooKwELL. M d.
PROF. @ GAYLe.
Dean ofthe Faculty. Msmphis. Tenn. speaks thus:
L. VI saUcE VI. D. New Castle Ky
e.sssrf sissiy INDEED
sSysisiaus athr, may wish buy it, and ehesrci,
49, lam. very respectfully. vogy 0S',ssryIt say,s
Dean Of the Faculty.
READ. READm READ.!
Statement Of the Rev g. sumner. PRESIDENT OF the enrJ
Female College. :
Mr. widely for great ,ral WORTH ana
for high and honorable bearing his fsnsd on as
his skill teacher aud the rapid progress MS pap
Nsw Castle KY. May p. 1888
DR. Bruces Vegetable has been used in ms
family school with satisfaction VT arms,ronz
has also ud IL with decided henent an
used nyself satisfied from ths
of those under and ofmy smsy ,nar "
ayauabie medicine. s. . SthNSN
everybody of Or. Bruee's Amanaes am
certificates cures performed
ky this Panaea
PRINCIPAL DEPOTS
BHI CE & CO. New Castle Kenrucky.
r. ii RIGHT 4 CO. Indianapolis. Ind
W0VISFY LTNCE. Evansville. Ind.
and for e. a on eomnis-i0n. Depot prices hy 80
ielO -So KELLER. FARNSI.EY x co Evansville
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NEW YORK &C MMI6SION HOUSE.
THOMAS n. MAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
1-...I r1 MERCHANT, 80 .-5-tr,t 49,.
"a South William street, New York.
DEING long established with extensive connection
ID in the above business respectfully solicts consgD-
ments ofal kinds of Western Produce which will receive
nmedate and sonal attention the lowest possible
scale of charges Particular will be bestowed
consignments of Tobacco and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J. II. MAGHEE & CO.,
feb20-u Evansville, Ind
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CO.PARTNElfSIIIP,

yHNHE undersigned have this day formed Co-partner
J. ship under the style and firm of GEo Fo TER & Co.
for the TRANSACTION Oft general Forrarding and Com
mission Basiness and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious fre-proof Warehouse on the
Wabash and Eris CANAL and Of Locust and Dun
ham streets. and the Depot or the Evansville and
Cr wfordsviie Railroad, where they will have ample
and convenient facilities for storing all kinds OF
Produce and Merchandise.
They will give special Consgnments, either by
River, Railroad, Canal Wagons, and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates.
They will give personal attention TO the purchase
sale of Produce Groceries in this Market ana solicit
orders for the purchase Sugar and Molusses on the
Winter.
They hope by unremied attention to merit and share
the public patronage. NJ. W. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
decl4 w. Nj. AIkMAN.
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CICAw AND TOBACCO NrONE OF

JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN TT, BET. 1ST AND 3D.
20. Schaefer d Schroeder's old sta d.
r RES fECTPULLY inform the citizens Of Evansville
aud srroHnd ng country, thatI have tax en- the above
stand, de rmned to continue the business. and
will constantly hand the choicest Havana Cigars
aud Tobacco o the brands that Eastern markets af
lori; also Snuff and Smoking Tobacco Of all kinds Mer
shaun. China and Wooden Pipes Of all sizes md quail
es the lowest cash prices. at Wholesale aud Retail
Ny Icngt nv experience in the business convnces me
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage. lapI
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
or Hartford. Connecticut.
CAPITAL sap.,Oo-aa paid 4" and iaresfsd.
V>HrS Company incorporated with perpetual charter
1919. and insures sganst loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses house,
hold furniture aud rchandke general Also inland
against the prs Of Navigation Losses will be ber-
THOMAS K. BRACE. Pres't.
L. G.. RPLrY, Secretary.
e Applications be made to the subseri
ber who duly receive issue poll
ieies favorable Office
in the West. A. G. HALL0CK. Ag't
Main nearly opposite the Bank.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
HAhTFoEpR FINE iNsSSHAAMrGIM;, HSl AHrIa.;, EOSiPANf'

(ONHN
HARfFUkD. CONNEC1lCUT.
IScOKP0kATrD lSi0.-CHAgTEa PERPETUAL
CAPITAL $40. .UU all paid ia and arrested.
V\HIS long established well Institution has
transacted insurance business Tor
than forty throughout the United States and the British
NoytA provinces Il has aimed TO public
conf enee BY and faithful it's
tracts and the Of property assured that all
promptly paid Public buildings Nanutaetores Mills Ma,
chinery Dwelling Hous Stores Merchandise, Household
Furniture, Vessels the stocks while IN port &c &c
will be insured Low the risk will admit
ii HUNTINGTON. Pres't.
G. B. Bow ERs. Sc. .retary.
E6- Appc ations 70 insurance be made 20
ALLEN G. HALL0CK. ABct.,
Main street. nearly oppest- the Bans.
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M IL .BLE DE ROTg
REMOVED TO
MAIN CT OPon-JYE THE 2Ar0X

II a IN SI., OTEOolfd IA q - AN~A.
III TONS ofthe finest Marble brought to the
ZlC West, at Wholesale or Retail. Dealers in Mar
BILE expressly invited to examine my stock. for !
will make 1t their interest TO patronze Mystock
consists of Carrara White veined & Dove eoore5 Itali
an in blocks and slabs. American white, variIaed.
blue clouded and statuary, which selected with
great care at the Vermont Quarries.
MONUMENTS Of all styles, SCROLLS. 0BLEISK,
TOMBS, HEAD AND FOOT STONES
Counter tops and Furniture Marble hand and made
n nrjar at kastern frisos-
Grateful for the past liberal patronageI expect to
merits continuance Of the same. Give me call.
ri.a VI. A. LAWRENCE.
Orders from distanc, promptly and satisfac.
riy filled. All work warranted. = aug29
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HOME INsUR ANCE COMPANY,

HOME INsUR ANCE COMPANY,
OF THE CIrI OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL $500 .OUD- all paid TN IN CASH.
yUNHIS Company business about year ago,
with the intention of doing safe an fair with
large Cash Capital 5. L. Loomis head
protection assured equal any Insurance Com
world Policies will be ssped by the subscriber
Buldiugs Mereb ndize Hou, ehofd Goods &c. &c.
favorable with other good solvent Com panies.
s. L. LOOMS Prest.
CHARLES ]. MARTIN, Secretary. = ...
ALLEN @. HALLOCK. Ag't..
Main street. opposits the Bank.
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To PORK PACKERS

TO PORK PACKERS. .r
consequence OF the death VI. Y. Longbothan, it
will be necessary the dminist-ators sell
yded interest in the Pork House and Pork Hoe Fixtures
the hrm of Mitchell Lougbot.am. at Evansville. Ind.
The location of Evansville pa point is no
OF the desirable the Ohio by
foe Pork growing country and having the facilities
hy the OF the Wabash and Erie Canal and also the
Evansve and Craw erdsve Railroad to Terre sue.
Vail les the ahash and White the Pork
gen in the Vest thereby opened the market Evans
Vile The Valley ofGreen liver Is also shle
oy almost daily between Evansville and Bo ling
ring the winter SO that any derab number Hogs could
mandsd.
The ork House Is supplied with Steam Engine and Will
Patent steam Lard Tank. With appliances
to slaughter and ack 600 Hog daily. The
interest will he sold and he business be continued with
the partner h will sell slso price ii
SIRED NJ. ". FOSTER
octt6-tf R0B'T FURGCS.Adm'
Loa svlle Courier copy 90 send bil to
this othce } .-El-L -
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LOTS AND HOUSES ron SALE.

IOT- AND HOUSES FOR SALE, -
lNREAT CHANCE FOR SPECU LArION.-Six Lots for
NJ SALE situated in Evansville the Railroad
pot Fonr thee lots have Frame Houses them
wise They we'll situated residences
convenient business aud ONLY about square
fine srecuat offered in these lots are
sotD. Those wanting cheap fredcnee wish
ins nue. opportunity 9speeulaon had better apply mme
sira residence For further particulars apply at this Office
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-01-11

HILL a. HOLLIDAY.
PR0DUHE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
ifEef-tH MERCHANTS. sf.ss. ttr.--s
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
ANING fttei large and spacious Warehouse the
Wabash aud Erie Canal Vain the Dero
Evansville And Railroad aud
pie for
Forwarding OF Produce and Merchandise
Railroad all be unsurpassed in this city. We also pre-
pared 70 purcbass Produce Groceries in market
teit orders the pnrehase Groeers ia New
will make liberal cash advan Produce
Tor sale here be shipped southern Eastern
We hope by prompt attention business to merit the
public patronage. --a
s,p2 tt HILL 4 HOLIDAY.
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>lIE undersigned. successor to Misses Cswd Barker
has returned from the East with large
OF all varieties of Bonnets RbVons Flo
Mohai and Fancy Headdresse~ the
prices which cannot ia to give satisfaction am also well
prepared TO Cut Dresses aud teach Dres-cutting
hours Instruction. Full satisfaction given charge
+. X. BARKER.
octe-f ~. Main street. op osite Branch Bank.
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To DRUGGISTS, PHYSICisNS, AND
CbUNrKY MERCHASYS.

To DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, AND
CbUSrKY MERCHAN ANTS.
rI,HE undersigned have in store large stock of
l. Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals. Oils, Paints Varnisn-
es, Dye Woods Glassware Patent Medicines, Brushes,
&c. &c. aud constantly receiving fresh supplies,
from the and Eastern markets. which they
are dete rmined to sell at a small advance.
0urartices all selected with great care, and war
ranted give satisfaction to genuineness, quality and
price.
Surgical Instruments Trusses. Abdominal supporters,
and SHOULDER Braces of the most al proved styles.
Pure Brandy, old Rye WI hisky and Wines for medical
purposes onIy, of the very best qualities.
Also large supply of Daguerrean Stock consisting OF
Plates, Cases. Chemicals, &c, at small advance froL
Eastern prices
Havana Segars Bird Cages, Seeds and Fountains.
Merchants and dealers will please call and examine
stock when in the ciy and all orders will be attend
ed to Immediately and carefully packed.
ALLEN G. HALLocK. HALLOCK & ST0DDARD,
VIII. p SroppARD,J Wholesale Druggists,
Oct.5f Main street. the river.
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guNEAS.-Received per steamer t;ode Gate
IL shafchet extra fine Young Hyson. Gunpowder and I'm
perial;
6half-chest extra Black Tea;
As cadaies Gne Young Hyson GunPowder and I'm
L perial; }
shaifchest fine Tea in quarter pound for
sale at lowest market prices. by i. q ID. HElMANS.-
Ell. 4
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MISCELLANEOUS.


!. 4 MISCELLANEOUS. as
LITTLE MAN WITH A BIG STOCK! -
PAIL An q WIN NrElx g. CLOTHING
CENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOOCs, &C.
stand under tn. Pavilion Hotel
selected and beat Manufactured stock Of READY MADE
CLOTHING. offered for sale 10 this city, This stock
comprises full assortment of everything
Gentemens wearing apparel and
in the most sutstantial Also lirge stock of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
Of every description.
Tn Goods well worthy attention all who wish
70 supply sitb Clohiug &c., and will
themselves. Call at my store and see them.
Oet2t Il ANATOMY LOBENSTEIN.
STRAIGIIT LINE CLOTHING STOIgE.
ON MAIN sTREkr, BE VIXEN FIRST Ann srcoAD.
GUMBERTS q qOTTLEJB
re receiving their holeale Retail Olohinr Es-
~ Establishments. o large assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING Of superior quality and the nsos
styles fine Tot Of Cloth Coats
ror black aud blue French and English Cloth Dress
aud Sack Coats Satnett and Cashmere byowr
and OyERCOATS- Of erery STYLE price, quality and
VESTS and PANTALoONS of the most be auti In
patterns brought to this market.
Shirts Cnderhirts aud Drawers Gloves Susneuders
lars and Sacks HATS and CAPS of every cheape,
than sold in this market =
Trunks and valses Carpet Sacks with large asortm emf
fancy articles and Goods h of witch will sci
the Straight Line Plan. cheap the cheapest.
ALSo The lugest lot Of CIiILDREN-S IS CLOTHING eve,
brought to Evansville Call and your elves octzJt
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4 FARM FOR SALE,

nF ninety two six miles from Evansville the
~ Owensviile road. formerly led by Barney Co
Frame House aud Barn, Grated Orchard
Springs. wood IL viii be sold to-
gethr OF in parts. Price 81 % The buildings
the u oney. oct30-ltdimw JOHN CURTIS.
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J. HYDE,s MARBLE YARD,

CORNER SECOND AND VINE STREET.. EvASsslLiE. ND
VIE undersigued would repeatedly the citi
Evansville and the public generally that he ha'
purchased the entire stock of No. Vermont Marble
Pbrey and Is fully I'll all for Monu
men Tomhs 0belisks Head and Foot Stones Of the hest
and the finest material These wishing
suitable Monuments to their deceased friends would Do vel
TO give him CALI. All orders promptly attended
oct3f-n i1 iiitt j. HYDE.
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BEEF CATTLE &C. ron SALE.

BEEF CATTLE &C. FOR SALE.
IWOCLD notify my Butcher friend othe rs
2 interested, that viii be the Salt Well once
N week with lot Of fine and Fat Beef Cattle etter
never were brought TO this market. and also Miich
Cows sheep. &c.. which would part ateu
ton Of citizens have also Tor sale span
Mules to satisfy all orders. Those wanting anything this
kind viii please leave word the Salt WELL Oregon
Mills New Harmony. WALLACE GORDEN.
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| F0hTY AeREs OF LAND FOR SALE;
SITUATED the Evansville and 0wensville road three
- miles from this City. with leg
failing Srr;ng-twenty upwards cleared:
ALS0A two story Brick House the Of Second
and Walnut in good air and built
ALSO:Fiye vacant tots in Bell and Cander's En-
largemen all of which will he sold reasonable En-
| ure of aug23 7. BACON L CO.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04
7 q ~ ragqus rD aFor. the Telegraph
Notes on Desert Life, or fIe Route
I. o 10 California in 1850. ,,,
Journal of W. W. Habbeiig reuistd by
'e'o ~" Wiidfre. the Wandersr.p
For the Telegraph
csAPTER vi,

N TsfE il.A tl-W- k'NlIf IffrfuNff u4.atIiH,
JUNE, end, 1850. The weather remark
ably fine. We struck our tents at9sin and,
resumed our march to-day over the
most picturesque country we had yet seen
On the route. On our right we beheld a
range Of mountains, or lofty hills, extend
ing 70 the southwest as far as the eye could
reach. Their tops tipped with golden sun
shine, presented "a beautiful and striking
appearance, while the deep ravines and
gullies between them, were scene, Of per-
'petuaF fog On our left broad prairie ex-
tended many miles to the south. only re-
lieycd here and there bv small groves Of
timbef. and presenting to the, eye Of the
beholdrr an appearance which lean hardly
attempt 10 describe, +.
< About two miles from camp, to-day, we
discovered a grave. containing the remains
of "J.J Hardy, Of Illinois; died in is4s,
aged s3 years"
An account Of so many graves along the
route, may perhaps, lead some to suppose
that an overland trip 10 California is dan
|gerous, not only from adventure, but that
emigrants on these western deserts are
much more liable to sickness than they
would be at home pursuing their accus-
toned occupation in the States. But when
they are reminded OF the tens Of thousands
that travel this route. they can easily ac7
count for so many deaths. For my part |
believe person to be nearly assafel on the
overland route to California, as he would
be in The States, pursuing the.quiet voca-
ton Of farmer. Nothing Is SO conducive
to health as the excitement Of the trip; and
thousands Of persons Of poor healh have
recovered by performing the journey
However would not say this to encourage
any one to undertake the journey, and i
goldis their only object, would advise
them to stay at home. gsso.a <
Our attention was often attracted to-day,
BY deer, buffalo. and numerous herds Of
antelopes. whichiedlus to suppose that we
were entering a region Of country abound.
lingin game. Our curiosity was, considsra;
lbly excited here ID noticing the aeetness q
the antelopes Weqwere tempted 10 meas
Iurs some Of the leaps Of this animal, which
proved 70 be from twenty totbirty feet = :
We ehalted to.day,at n O'Clock, AIM
having travelled q distance oftwelye nilsI
]sipce morning Resumins our Journey q
! 2. p. MI we assembled the Platte I'LL 9
when reaching 4 beautiful clamp Of tFeel
r.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

u d % .tNA
A SUBSTITUTE FOR TRA--A Among The an,
homogeneous oI the day Is one 70 ihe effect
that bulanisI in, one Of the Inferior towns
or France, has discovered nnIive plant.
which furnishes an iffusioa closely rese,nb
ling ir copt, aroma and taste al infnsibn,
the black lea IN Chinp. The matter having
been brgIRh, 10 ihe attention Of the Emp4r
or, a comni,lee nf examination wssdpboinl-
ed.Iand Mr. Peric on his return 10, Cahora,
SEM lhen a package of his, whddty Herbs.
The commidee spent several months 10 the
investigation, and has bui lawl, made lis
rppovL The Minister o. Agriculture has
,jps, wriI,en il MI P-rie, thai basidss shs
qusluies of iss'e, smell and cotor; which are
those Of The besi Chiha ieas, The, new inIu.
sion is tonic and slightly aslringrp,. The
grand question oi price, lie added, Us oil
iha. requires 10 be rlucida,rd. The bolanis
replies that ihe plant is coinnon and thu,
Ear .UaservlcebblA weed, and That, even u
Icpl,iypled, /, may easily be- praduced al The
price d twenty GEMS i pound. The Pfesse
| Ii delighted win this d'scovetv. which, i
JUDGED one ol more than ordinary insetrs,
EesprclalIy at |. is,sta,bd that ous pound o
llhe French weed yields five hundrad cop
Tor Isa.aad requires only Ken AtilDu,es ID
lPreParaIiop. ,I,gsa,,n VA, ~; '-..' ''o.'' ~
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

deaahliy boaoi paidio de presen.a Gvvsro.
men.. not,AnDtber fao,of JIerriietyiwlll be
ceded % lie United Statesc Tbis inlifna-
tiaa dr imporlapce.l because il jnmishes
pseufs lor ~ leas.isifang ;evidencess,ha alhs
Amssiuan NiinisieE IL even peposiasiHg
with The Government nf Alsafez. for afalh:
eTstsip of Mexicog FhIsslaei c6rumagica
tinn goes iaeaocdufirm thse seramantba. yheE
Gbhs Gadssn bfnkeofIrhis reln.iopsiwiab,he
Gdblaeilof SnRia Anna.he WAS engageds IN
ashegbliSsidaio ior q cesslan by MasicorseAhe
Uniad Slales Of iha, pprii0a oEierriIerg4y,
inRihetði ,bsspfashhfiine and the 20th
paralItl. lAs his iUflnnee is very great with
,he Admi1islfaiioRsol LAlyarez. and as his
position makesIhiih deadly independent Of
hisosn gpsafhmsnt: iksre is now praspec,
thai This schsms will bg Carried through;
thatltha pdfchase SilIlbrgmadc Cor twenty
five miliions.ef dolIars. ard thai the con.
,empla,edp@,iiioo ufiheblerspoRySwil pro.
woke ano,her obstructive civil war with Mex
leo. .r,f.f
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

Nsw ORLEANS ON fBE DEcLlNE That
this ciiyis in drcadence seems nav 10 be
admi,,ed by It's friends. The press 6f NV
O,laps is ealing public c,aieniiontoibr rtpi
id decay or The cummerce Of The city. 30
There is a s.epdy hliiDg 0ff ia tie, q arrival
Of rreights by sea. and ddpriyer fr"ithWhave
diminished SO greatly that i is d,fficul, for
The bes, boa. 10 ge. b fn load Property in
Consequence is diminishing IL value and
t.xes are brcomins budensoine. The a. !.
,ion now under discussion H., wha, is 10 BE-
donp-where is The ranedI : Of course VA.
riousecsusss 81 III" evil and sug .es,ions Tor
The remedy ale lhrown out. Thc prevailing
opihinn Is ,ha, ill., lines sc Railroads., east
and @est across Tie country drawing fruigh,s
IF from The tributary rivers and cUnspqurr,.
ly from he Crescent Ciiy, is, The main diff.
Guilty. one ina, can only be fempditd bv
couniesacling enterprise in buiIlihs roads.
Bui vii ihai cure The eyill @Wbaiss,d re-
store. or rather g. cure, ihe healihinrss Of The
lorali,y1 Can New Orleans pfford 10 com
pete with Northern enterprise, losihg one-
ihird OF the year from The providence Of
mortal diseasrl With yellow fever and
without Railroads, the case has bad symp.
IONS. and we hardly lo0k fpr much farther
increase Of The city either In business or pop
lIalion. ,-'HF '''Np'a' - l4asa3t@I9h
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04
slavery IN $500.

aaBs The census ,sken'in 1900. there were
then IN The several S,e,es IN tbeaUImD ,.he
following number of slaves. viz: p
New Hampshire 70 Virginia W1h aR s45, 796
Rhode Island $50 North Cerolina I 80, ,296
Connecticut n 95l aSouth. Carolina l4s16l
New York llss 20.6las Georgia :. \, s,6o b9,699
iNcvrIere i7A22 Kentucky 40 $40
Pennsylvania i,116 Territories " ~ 6,8i3
Deiawarepff Hi6a ~ 9da bs1NaelAll------
Maryluhd bqiai0OIsss TOtaitso ,lsal ,s74,77s
cfhe acqmsiiinn ianuLl4whichAIr d.
j nf rsbh 6dd,iNsd cshld nosb3 amsde With
abl an nmsDdrnen,ihf ,Bc Cassd,dliua ads.
aufbad the Bbuddh9Ies' hicheubraced ihe
original ibinasil S.hiAs and lhsi Tephory be-,
.l4heIht ,clhem d, ibe ddopiinn ofl,hal Fed
eral Constitution. 10 these States, and iIlg
al u L Il Il
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

~ Hap BUT ONE SuIr.--Atats auction salS
in country town. trunk was p,i. up.3whsa
onelof o parlyo( altisIf Iebprers observed 10
acompaEion.d PAT, shiak you should, buy
lha. trunk Ar what should | do viii. i,T
replied Pat with some degree fof as,anisH!
men. POI your clothes IN H. was hlslad.
vlser's reply. "a ateazed upon hin swthqs
look ol surprise. and, then, with that lacaye
elpquence whichis peculiar,,o son. oI tbs
Emerald Isle, exclaimed-An' go aaksd!
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1855-12-04

's,'s ss,4 81. 8. E0Ls N0. s44:,
esIJniicd states Senate.

s1F9omailne 10 time wH iit.d jnmeRy; ;of .nnF
exchapgss s.aief,snls 10 rEgpnIto she cas-
siicsIiop Or iihe United Snles Sensts which
are calculaied 10 mislsad ihs public Sub
Joined We piys 4 coffeclIis. of she members
oIluistbhdy. ahe class % which they, beiongs
and lIles yacaUcisss which baye occurred
through default, of legislative aclion; y II,
Glass 1 j. Term ending March, 4, 1857 IN
Adams, Mississippi Jones, TeDnessee
Bayard, -Delawafe taBIall0fy, Ftofidafl.ssnic
Bright, Indiana 8la hIaSon.sV Virginia u = y
Brpgdhead, Penn Pratt, MARYLAND
Cass, Michigan Rask, Texas VsI s5aaFl
Dodge Wisconsin, as Sumner Massachusetts
Fish, New York Thompson, New. Jersey
Foot. Vermont tToacey, sConnectieutfl
tieyer, Missouri Wade, Ohio 5 az
James, Rholedslsnf iWeliehs California Ia !
Class 2, Term ending March q. 1889, I,
Allen. Rhode Island Hunter, Virginia
Bell, Tennessee W Jonas, Iowa " 9j 44ad
Benjamin, Lpulsiana Wilson, Mass. ,o., =
Brown Mis- issippi Sebastian, Arkansas
Clay, Alabama SIT art Michigan jIijis
Clayton, Delaware j Thompson, Kentucky.
Douglas, illinois Toombs, Georgia
Evans, South CarolinaWright, New Jersey q
Fessehden. Maine Reid. North Carolina /,
Houston, Texas Hale, New Hampshire
q Glass. 8. Term ending. March 4, 1861, =
Bell, New. Hampshire Ivsrson, Georgia
Biggs, North Carolina Johnson, Arkansas
Butter, South 9UarolinaPearce, Maryland
CrIttenien. Kentucky Pugh,4 Ohio p,
CollatneE Vermont Seward, New York
Durkee, Wisconsin SIldell, Louisiana
Foster, Connecticut Tr6mbulI, Illinois ~
Harlan, Iowa Yulee, Florida ,aft
There are now FIVE vacancies IN The Sen.
a,e, The terms of Messrs. Fl zpa,r,ck. ef Al
absma. AichisOn. Of Missouri, Pe,ia.iof Ia
diam. Cooper. Of Pennsylvania. and Gwip.
OF Calilnrnia. having expired on The 4.h oil
March, 1885, hGa gg'tssaa .aHssc sg