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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-14
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FIFTEEN NCENTSyPERW WEE r
le sIHnlr 80 Sdt
247
CLOTHING &c.,

STRAIGHT LINE CLOTHING STORE.
ON Main STREET, WIEN tIRs1 srco d.
Ea.H.l n GUMBHpTS & GOTTLklBG ioi
RE receiving At their hoesae thipg H.
4 saeiis hnrnt. large assortment READY E1Du
o. ursrior qus and ufretsSe athe
; fne lot Of Cl Coats all sups.
III & and blue French and English Cloth Dress Fsosk
r s.ttnstt and Cashmere Goats brown green
EfSCcATS. nf STYLE price aualfty and
slot Srs and PANTALOONS of the most be aau al
troneht 70 this u ~f3 <aitl
and Drawers Gloves Suspspdsrs Col
~ nAts and GAPS ofevery style and chsapsr
.rrT and Ss1ss Carpet Sacks Wit.
and Furnishing all Of wtsh e III seH
y" .as straIght Line Plan. as cheap the cheapest
n largest lotsf CHILDREN,S CIOTHINGsv
:. ----s ..-l and see ,or yoYX slzsk 49,
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FHNHREE good DWELLING two of Brick and OF Frame.
with the Lots thereto tslongng also corner Lot sut
able for business This s
ana First at the Lower landing and will ad
vance equal other in the city Evansville IL will
we'll 10 its present condition rood bargain will be given
a~d erms made easy II cold two the will
A let and all the farniturs Of sold
plyto jaall-lmi7v' BOYD BULLOCK.
GAIT. sALT,-25o bills Kanawha- Salt just rec'd and
- for sale at .5c per bushe b., 80 ..l4e s.l r
odecis 'i3 1l'I'l FOSTER & BROWN
"a AELS.-'0 setts common Buggy and Carriage Axlss
~ 40 40 patent screw do;
40 do do, Bolt . ~; Il. DO: ., !
Justrsc'd and fot by dee27 BABooCK BROS.
n RATHER. .-Io.eco lbs Shifting Harness and Bride
~ Leather, in store and for sale by .. i,
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A 81 ::s.s;s@:..::i;;E Z.

WHEELING in IOL hour.
3B u5ot lFIyE DAILY TRAINS rf '1u8m
FIRST TKANCleveand Pittnurg and Whe cling Lightning
Express at clock A. NJ 70, Columbus Dan
ark Buffalo Albany New York and Boston Cresne Pitts
burg. Baltimore. philadephi and New York. GAINESVILLE
wheeling Baltimore. Philadelphia ard New York. Washing
ie,d.
SECOND TEAIsCleveland aud Pittsburgh dston
at o'clock A M for Columbus Cleveland Dun
Buhae Albany New York and Boston; CIR stline
IHiRD nAss--Wheelng Express 1910 o'eleck (noon)
Tor Columbus Zanesyile Wheeling Baltimore Washngo
Cits, Philadelpha and New York; Xenis
Springfield and Delaware.
FougTH TEAM Accommodation at sP NJ for Circeviile
and Lancaster; Blanches.er aud Chilcotbe Hsboroug
FIFTH andPittsburg Night
r M for Columbus. Cleveland Dunkirk. Buffalo Albany
Neg York and Boston; Cresne Pitprg, Phiadephia
New Tork:connects az Xenia to Springfield.
eoae train SUNDAY for oolu umbus $50 p. Mafsir
FARE AND THROUGH IICKETs.
For prices OF fare through tickets AID all information
sfset betwe F Six doors south Of
the United States Hotelor old shed General Ill
road Office In the threestory yellow bull ling
corner of Broa and Frjnt directly opposite
Spencer House Railresd ot and Mail boat ding;
the Eastern (Lte Miami Depot. East Front street. L
|Habs eHi 10 ~ p. W. .STRADER. General Agent.
III on,aibus Line calls Cor pa senser, all
hoeis aud ty leatng directions at the Office No Walnut
street. between Fifth and Sixth doors ofte
states Hotel the Office. southeat Broadway
and Front s opposite the House, directly river
bank; they will call in any part Of the city:
ceelp- 70 ftrrfro 30 IA. HOWELL. Conductor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-14

% 'do- as--d coprer Bot.ams;
10 riss Blotk TIN; rN'd uRr
dstS SAMUEL ORR.
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BARBER SHOP.

UIAY.3o bales No. Timothy aud 81 bales slightly dam
aged received Canal boat Indiana and for sale by
e22 GEO. FUSTER co.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ToHy C. DEVEREUX, Js., Wholesale and Retail
A dealer IN Wall Paper Fire Screens, Window Blinds
Teasters Wrapping aud Roofing Paper Lamps Pnossens
,ias etc. e.c. Main street, between First ana seeod
streets. ."usi =!
DEgENT & viELE, wholesale Grocers and dea!ersin
~ streetS lmh27-1yl
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IN BACON k co. have just reed at their Grocery
nearly opposite Branch Bank. Main street Fresf
Meal Dried and Peaches Dressed Turkeys Qua
also large lot Willow Baskets of all descriptions and t
rea ass'd sizes Wrapping Paper. janlI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06
dry rn.nE nrpoar.

NgsDAr. Tk h~GP.G
Asa,.-sai. x 70 sets ys'. ~srs u.Nsp. ~.ili.ss,
shspgs a price.
Iap1tp rlour-1he name, "a. -~.ilsa, useA
an'nston, aId interior "a eotuuon Rya 80 yer sasser e
purcia.e At faussr fa,ss. fhe ssIss sa,b, Ae-4 .,.,st
= rsrson T. cool si4aghs rtsts brsra. 81 [. o. 10
onnon - god Wesisrn tgsd from . " . - u, ssA
80 q tlp78 Tor eEtrs DsnTsts. M asbs lseinAsi .
far amount ren ~ sriorrt isss7sss 2 Tor esm
c~ansa'sn ,aie' go. light. ~ tagssr - ief aaty p.a
~ fAlei - motg.si ssrt male n isai Nssi 49, gpsst,
.ato end is,hef easier To- s4sh.l s~saiirsn r.s ssa
a. private terms, Iarn ~ s,r0 bashsls ..r~
hsds 20 shittasts n Baltimore ffeiyt' - - bar. .,
Attl ssd i,"1 ~. ~hsn8sops roa;h-rs -hlis 81 gss,
All 1000 d.. aih, ~ sry7ft. Hys "a. dan o. OIL y
80 os. urs = o. : -. ~ J'f.sy sn1 sis :
Cam -1he 40, sm5r.os4 fr ba-, 4 No a. s...
siosc. sHa 80 matt java s'i5ise
IyTuSs-1hsF. 1Gs ~yna. lncr~zsa 10 .tass. sad ahs
Esfis; .. s~gns4stea > htls kss bs0ysat 1bs .aa~
emtfA>.i aAcuti 2o tabs, sbyut hsifo ~ .hisb "a. 10
rs1olTn-Ts l~ir.rooi. 90. Sa.bsis x ss~n 80.
~stssEed. W lnl. - siste ! - borss tsee-
so' ttgsF'd a. tie -. asj ~ sAles co'bsa ~srs -
xfFff 81 3. q - 80 pr 49, TOO bbls beet - 4. "a.
ssl - tors, rLssss Ni9. H. Lsl - Inssx.nsai,
wsr. itht TsIlsrrs re. ~srs stssfy Il IL. 80
Itcfnsss is.Ss = ;. y a SsiS Ell, n ns e e
vss@tin hatsl ~ 90 4 ~ H. lt,Bsu ~ too.
sfars rsHsHt geeos sas s~sr.r.ist IL a ~ 20,
ts.f v~rs sfgassl staa III
iata 80 uIulasi slang 49, .is ssisysstsst
hAi-Ils .sbs srssis - sssst - - ~ sakA .
- Nc
iDse~1hs ns't = -. sisasy ~ifa snail 81 @y>A
"a ~ t0Atgi. iiAF
k0tHrnZoraf IT, y rost Ne oriess V IA
'Bds we're reported - 20 . ~r
So - e~7oBs-Absa, 20 49, 'Fnts isry~s,os. 10
slipping rffsf, wtFr 18ft - al. NSsla wss kaa =
VI 20 fsF fiofa
pu Z lirses1 wBs eul so p9tsiad 70 i1sy~ oas 10
fstsl Ysr sls n fsns - for - ssis
rse'ppss fsrG -. s1aAy, 80, al. n sa,yus
seo . 80 sDls > bts, a 81 ~, ssa leo :
30 ~. a. ~ 90 - s&- p~nss VS. 81 eis
-. E<ef 80 . zeoS 1ru1saf. sod .sks o. 70
blia b~sg hans we're nnxt~ ~ eli. Svhlrh -
IN slranos .p4 atost 10 nsroes ChieHx, rspScks1
me- soi sssik 10 90 -. pounsry rs~ss vsrs sAf
Il @H rYbsf snd 100 10. Csvsisnf rrfms ne.s "A Ar
- CT nssts -srs ssssty, vish saiss Il - -
usfess hfns - sse, All 30 hosss ko.s nlAiks a.
80. s.tss iAfs vss s'@.ty, vifh ssA~s " ~ : -
kbs wins 81 Toe
rpo q sesv, ~ e.sas god sssi,y, ..rs 70
pft~a 81 ~ . ~ ~ p~r 100 he
rrSs.- rsiss " 1n9s 90 hiss vsss rsys~D
Tr,sis sss ~ tise q th.s, ass 100 shss .
80. soh . snerea Al $40 f~ iatsrer "a
~, fss GOD s~ssiIsi~s.
vA.ss -ss'.s " Gee ysis Ger. So
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The above a,rrl ga,es. coz pared ALL thnn


iucrca,c this 81, 30, Sc
The ban X returns for the last week DON pared with
tsose for tho week previous, show an increase II
loans Of 81 .A9l oiO; In specie, Of t7ii 900; In ciscu.
lation, $3.50 .ei3, and 10 deposits, o., Tss .eos. Tss
amour. Il specie or baud al the CATO OF tao last rs-
polt is ab ut q million and q half greater than thsA
reported at any time dminq TIE yssr Itt Ths
Inc q discounts Is gradually but steadily calarg,ag.
Since December IL hiss Increased abou, six ami .
half millions OF dollars. 1hr deposits have, accord.
Ing 10 the above returns. increased more rapidly
than the discounts; but tho auount reported dos
rot show the actual condition of tina. department.
The banks appear 20 be slovisg for ward ~csulioas
Is, ard are tyidt ntly a LITTLE unid relative :, toe
future, The ides OF March they well rsmembaf, ana
vlhh TO be prepared 10 Any emergency.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06

A n YORKER SHOT ~ macon, Cain the
midst Of an excitement occasioned BY an alarm OF Gre IN
Macon, Ga, on the 2sth ult.,A serious ARRAY occarre 4
between VIM A. Goddard, Of this city, and Peter Goss, :
~brickiaye or, recently from New York Whilst standing
with q number OF people, who were looking Al the ars
from the vest bank Of The river, at the corner Of Your tn
and Wharf streets, some Enthusiastically seems 70 have
arisen between them, although they were strangers to
each other. when Goss vas shot BY Goddard with . re-.
volver. The facts Of the rencontrs are very differently
stated by different individuals who we're present w'.a
II occurred, and saw the whole or part o. II. Goes
wound Las very serious ons, and though stu alive, bat
slight hopes are cnfsrtaiped Of his recovery Gsfdsri
bss esc~sPsd.-tscva ksu~pser, Jan. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06

DREADFUL SCENE AFTrR A FmE.-Oa ths 20.h
vi. The dwelling house Of Micsish Griffin, In Salisbury,
NC was totally consumed by hrp. Mr.. Grihn by a
HE o. TON and sell denial had &C luirs1 only enough TO
furnish scomloriable shelter foF himself and family; In
= few minutes he Is driven from that shelter by the mer.
Giles hames, and thrown houaslesA AMI pcnnilsss on tho
coll charities 81 the worLl. The scene presented on the
morning OF The hre, NJ tie temporary abode % Nc
Griffin, was sufhcis nj 10 melt a heart Of alsmant. Near
the door ly his son, his face and hands burned m8ys
d%readfully, and his right arm broken In Jumping from
The second story Of the building. Close by the side 81
young amusl srihln lay a young man named Green
Bedvtne, also Eo.t avfully burnt; and nesr by, on a
pallet, was stretched a bouni girl, aged sboa. mn
years, named Mary ~iitaksr, suffering the mos. ia,en-
pain, literally roasted alive, and her leg broken aboy
the ankle. Death came 20 the relief 81 this last sufferer
in about twenty hours. The little 9fri AMI young nan
were sleeping ~ lhe uppel st,ry o. the eouss, and In
the flames, and st length ihrew themselves heaSlon I,
from a window.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


MUkDAN, Fed. D . i. VI.
TaeIe WAS quite q buoyant stock market at tho
ortnirg this morniog, b1! the fancies were not 50
active AZ st the ccEe Of last week. Al the frs;
beard today Indiana 50 adyauced per con. E'is
BorGs, 1879, I; Illinois Central B)nis, /; ny. Cea
tIal Boz de-. n. y. Central "a, Canton Co., 4;
Nj 'aIsgus, /; Cumberland Co l; Hudson Railroad,
4; n. y. Central Railroad, E'ie Railroad, 1: Ca
isra and Chicago, 5; Cleveland and Toledo, II. A
lsrge amount Of railroad bonds changed hands to-day
at the improvement in price,; also a greater variety
than usual Of State stocks at bettcr rates.
After the adjourn nett Of the board, the folio wing
,sles OF bonds and st)tks were made at auction, by
A.. II. Nicolay:-
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Of the Court, wc undcfsta2d, gees INTO PARTICULAR Of
great length concerning the Acs OF The new
route" aud fully sustaining the charter Of the old
road.
The fourth report Ct tAs Immigrant lndust ial
Savings Bank gives some very int 1sting informs.
tion relative to the operations Of ira. institu aon
durirg the year ls5i:-
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LANSING, jan. so, ls55.
10 the senate, to-day, after s~omething Of a warm le.
bate, that tody adopted the Liquor bill precisely as y
Iassed toe House, sGd II approved by the Governor TO
morrow, as / think Il will BE-, andcr tie ninety dsy con
%stltutiol al proyision, II viii become the law Of TIE iani
on the FIRST day Of May next. The BIZ having beea read
the third time, and the question being upon is FINAL pas
sage, Messrs. Myori, Jerome, Cressey, G~oolyear. Arnss,
Fopkig~, q Tyson, and Congtr, severely ex plainei their
positions, AMI gave the reasons that prompted the vote
they we're about to siye. The senator from the second
dlttrict, Mr. jerome, who, by.the-bye, possesses the
confidence Of his peers In the Senate, respecting Il IN for
his ability a. a legislator snd his courtesy as a mau }
gave the rsasBns that impelled him 10 vote against the
hin. In hfs reatlinebts, ] doubt pot he expressed his
honest convictions, and woull have gladly voted FOR a
Law less arbitrary and tyrannical IL II we're constitutional.
The bill Nas adopted by a vote II twenty Eve to i've.
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ssow rs BuFrALo--Useless, and worse til IN
n,elcss. would II be should We attempt ~ tell our dis
creased raders how much snow tbs earth Is covered
rith In tbis locality, for II hardly stops showing long
sncrgh ,or The ink to dry on our paper, and the inter-.
yals When IL does not snow have been for the last vsek
devoted 10 drifting. On the aversge, II the sno- bal
y.mslped where Il fell, Il might be three or four feet IN
.nlekness bat II has not done 50, and there are within
- citv drlfts OF any altitude, from that Of a COZ TO
tns, al a giraffe 9 bead, and upwards. Half our houses
Ave their lower windows obstructed, and doorways re
a.,re sboyeling sfrssh each morning, before they Afford
sny,bInr ike comfortable exit or entrance. II u should
.,.n s,oymlng, there will he the most superb sleigh
=. bope' from the latest indications, that We
sbsii soen bavr. a. least . asy's truce With the weather.
-Brgslo Courier, ts.2
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The assumptions OF tn united States debt, ..
Warrington, for the week ending on Saturday.
vre:-Toan Of 1872, 5000; CO. lsls. u 900; DO.
Isi7, g. 600; dc. lsss, 1900. Total, tli 900.
TIE shipment Of coal from the Cuabcrland d.
irict aironnied 10 i55s % tons fr tho woek ending
saturday, J.nasry ~, ls65. The Georges Creek
Coal md Iron COMPANY forwarded 3,0s2; the Com
tsrlatd Coal and Inn Company shipped l.losOG
tors, ard The cunt<tiiod and Pennsylvania Ran.
loAt 5Gs tour.
Tie tt'si receipts ~ the Hodsyn River Railroad
comfsry, for The year ending sept 70. 1884,, egm.
pared with those 'cr The previous three years, pre-.
sent tks snhs sed stat meni
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1htIe has not been mush activity in foreign ex
change for he pa ket o. Wednesday from this por,
and we hear Of no sbipmsn. Of spscie. Bills on
London rule at $ a "a per cent premInm, cx,Ieme
rates. On Paris 81. l6i q g. l2l.
The warrants entered At tho Treasury Department,
vyaaLfns.np n " 4 a Ia ard "a tna. w.rc.
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The exports from this port durirg the week end
ne February 3, 1855, were valued A. neatly = mil
Iior Of dollars more than those for toe corresponding
week lat year. To Liverpool the shipments La.
yetk were particularly heavy. Byeidstufs and ptO
yhiops form the bulk Of ibe expectation 70 TIA, port
To Havfe the shipments Of brtadstufs aud prJyi
siohs htyo been large. To Marseilles We notice a
large export Of spirits, probably for C ,nyersi N into
brandy. The expectation Of merchandise keep, 40
c!oss to last yeSr's returts, while tbs importation
shors a very great decrease. Toe difference Il
about three times a. grea, ~ The shipments OF specie
hom this port during the same .inc In 1884, sh,n
irg a balance largely In our favor.
The annual report Ct The South Carolina Railroad
Company gives the annexed exhibit OF earning. aud
expenditures during the pas, year. ending Deem.
Der 81, 1854 -
sotfn C4EoIsA Raugo,n.
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A BEARDED BALL ~ CuIcAGo.-The festival
at Metropolitan Hall on Montsy evening, nroyed
10 be a pleasant affair. The condition OF The Str ct
on account Of the snow interferet sadly with col
Letting the company; and several engaged vehicles
breaking down, II was found impossible 10 pro ure others
in time 20 bring all to the Hall tor whom tickets hal
been taken. A sufficiently large number, however, a..
ssmbled 70 render II a gay ami agreeable party. fan
boards did not pre1omln .te. Two tables were sprei
With supper l~ensthvise Of the Hll, and at 10 o'clock
about two hundred gentlemen and ladies sat down 10 an
excellant iepast, after which sentiments. were offered
and speeches made BY Thomas Shirley, VIM. T. hcMa.
ter, y. G. Townfend and others. Letters we're read from
gentlemen ~ a distance, who had been invited but were
unable TO attend. The tables we're then removed, and
the ball opsrcd withA Or and Bearded Festival QundI tile,
entirely new, and arranged expressly for tae occasion.
The dancing was continued until the NOR ming hours
were ready 10 usher in The day, and the company dis
rersed, we'll pleased With the Grst festival ever celebrated
in honor Of the beard. The drst regular toast was a.
follows
Man-Fnli grown, full bearded, nature great master
work too noble TO be bareiacsi, TOO perfect 10 be botchel
by the bupgliny OF baTberism.
Speeches we're made by various gentlemen ~eulogistie
81 boards and i.nuno.atory OF shaving.
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Attic secotd bos-d the market was more irregu-
lar and untet.led. The fanc!ts g~enerally wers
ieayy; railroad botds and State securities were
a shade better. EIie b, nds, 1875, vent mp ! per
cent, Virginia 6is, 4; Indiana IS, !; N. y. Central
~, I. Ellie Railroad iti Cd per cent; Reading
RaiiIosJ, \;
The Brooklyn and Jausiea Railroad Com 3any
have declared q dividend Of 4 per cent the Irving
Irsu, Conpany, 5 per cent.
The transact ons AT The Assistant Treasurtr's
+, &c, 4, lac an TnlTn~.
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aaN MN NV "
which averages about s22s 81 TO each account.
lbe trustees have received FROM the ~, Of January to
the 3Ist OF December, 1854, from eight thousand iouf
hundred and Heyrntyope depositors, tho num 81 ak
huLdied and twenty three thousand three hundred and
twelve doi'sry and thirteen cents, and the sum of six
hundred and Atty two thousand eight hundred aud
~hity.hve dollar and fifty seven cents, has been Ora wa
out by eigit thousand one hunlrGd and tseaty seven
depositors. Of this number, :,157 have closed THAR &C.
counts.
Tie larges. amount Of deposits was received In
the month Of January, and TIRE largest amount paid Ia
any enc month was in July. This IL just contrary 10
the general impression. 1t is the general belief tina.
depositcrs in eayirgs bark draw cut moro largely
IN tie winter than In the summer but such IL not
the care.
Tie description Of pertons depositiog Ia the Emi.
grant lndn ..risl savings Bank Ia AZ follon Minors,
Is; widows, 1903; wido1ers, 81; single men, Go3;
single women, 3l5; married women, 2aG; m rri.d
men, 500; husband and wife, 30; trustees deposits
IN trust for children, &c), %l47-total, also.
The nativity Of depcsitor is ~ fallows:-Natiyes
Il tie United States, l33; Epgland, 50. Ireland.
] Us; Scotland, 80; Wales, .; Ger many, IN;
Frsrce, lG; Italy, /; Switzerland, O; Nor vay, L;
Denmark, !; Hungary /; Canada, Total, 2.ls2.
The annexed statement exhibits the value Of mer-
chaD6ise exported from this port during the week
ending and Including Saturday. the "a q February,
distinguishing the extent OF shipments TO each
country
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Our New Hampshire Correspondence.

CoSCoRD, N. n, Feb. 3, 1866.
The Coming Eisction-A Herald Commissiontr
Wanitd-The Senatorial Election and The Ruou
Noia;nss, &c. &c.
Our State election takes place on the l3h Of
March, and the prospect is that we shlll have an
exciting time. Last year, the administra ion force
were barely able TO save the State from going body
ard soul ever to the wings, which vas a severe bloH
TO the administration, a. New Hampshire IL tn De
mccratic star tat never sets, and,the unteni d
reckon uptn about FIVE thousand majority over al,
on the popular vote.
As the HERALD predicted before the ~e,e3.ion las.
year the Pierce party could rot muster strength
enough n the Legislature to send their men to the
United States Senate, and the election was thrown
over till this year, when the seats made vacant by
flled. There Is also n Governor and whole set
OF State officers to be elected.
Things are charged since last year. Then. the
Conc I'd clique could calculate t. exact strepgt, o.
the opposition against them. They los. some OF
their best towns, IT Ia true, but by putting ~ the
most po, ulsr maa ia the State q. It's head, they se-
cured TIER State ticket and saved themselves from
a Waterloo defeat. But the ter.ible Know No
things lave invaded the State aud spread their
lodges from Nashua TO S'ratford. They nave taken
80 many vote; $ from the dsmoc ATTIC party that no
calculaiisns can be made as to the ISSUE Of the can
vass.
One OF your special correspondents could lad a
great deal Of arlusiDg matter in The world of Pc
litics teie jus. now. After Congress gets up, we
are promised some stump speaker; Bnt ~ Cas-,
Latham 6nd General Lane have declined % 90 into
the breach for the President, We are at \ loss 10
know what Cice 10 or Demosthenes will e1iighten Us.
The HERALD should have a man on the ground, as
that Is The only way TO get at the trutS. Many peo
pie link that Met ,sf viii be Governor, and J9hn
Il. Hsle ard Edmoni Burke Senators. Taat would
be funny!
As .be campaign deyelopes, there viii be any
quantity Of fun. GsASrTE CLus.
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We ccpy from We Paris DSai, TIE f,lloSing IN
t~sr,-iipg extisct o. a l;tr irrn Iheims. dl,eG Jal

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Tie ale n AfpsrrHH laUs "a fHs.tst thm msfa8nk
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-06

Total 49,. sss,iiS GsI u ,a3e, 1es 100 100 "a, c23, nr
trIARrG Ho,sE TaAasacnosr.
ENehtnse- Tor tie ~sck ending Jan. No.. 40. o52, 10
feh $500. 81. 28t. s2s
balance isr the Ness ending jan 2o......., S5,sti, $50
F6. o.....,+.. B,cst, 29r