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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-19
THOMAS CONJUNCTION, Ho.iSa
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER AND

l. IN tlg Uf' STATlONER.
N1OULD respe fully inform friends and the pub
w lie generally that having purchased Msssrs.
kathbohe & Nheeicr. their entire stock OF Booked
stationery he has owed his Book Storeto tie stand
lately occupied BY them In No. Fosters Block corner
Of Main and First Streets.
The additions thus made to his stock ensber him to
oner to bis customers larger and better assorimen
than has ever before been brought to THE
sisng IN part o. Miscellaneois School, Medical and
theological Books. Writing r.'ntirp. HrlIliesDd
Fancy Paper, a Foreign & Fancy Stationery off
kinds All ofwificb will be sold. holssae md Retail
at Cincinnati prices. fact to which he would cafthe
attention ofcountfy merchants, dealers teachers and
others being confident he make ii their interest
to purchase of him.. .-.-.-.- aug 25-u
WABASH AND FRIF CANAL. 81 r.g
VIE undersi ned have recently built and
j tiAl Warehouse the Canal Petersbnreh
nov prepared ira any Proouee Commission FER
warding business entrusted them Consirpess will
promptly notified Of the arrival their charges
In all esses wafran ted give Satisfaction. 80
dscs-H BARR MORGAN. Petersburgh.t Ia.
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, 1000. asaotorai taa as.ia h#s .a
STEAMBOATS, u RAILROADS
TERRE aAgTTS AS 81 81 kyANs "a .. :: NAH
a.-,-,,,S. fkI.WEEKL, a Best 81 this Lin. vii
- Hsss.y. We'd sssss, .aS Friday .sf.. ::sI
M These Boats AZ. i.fss es@nediess Vel. furniA.a
%
on The Ohio river. - --...a -sz5sf
~ n ina @0AE2 aa
NEW. ARRAN CEMENT.
DAssENGERs ~ the GO clock a. n. Train Lisiis n
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5ls. s'a RVS plll YYa aszIss. !. s..'"
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ton CITY eoahsss 70 saausky; also xeaia sprs
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CO a.
FAflE And THfROUGH fCkETs. 4
For prices Of fare. through sieks ana ali informaon
pleass apply ct the once No. A. wsss side Of
rs ss., ;Y.a
road 0mse n. yellow buii!ns south
s: 4s T.: MAI a:
the Eastern A-f S'ps sTk e: S,a::: A,.,
:. g;
and Front opposite q. spencer House Directly
', s.ss sA'' WIN ''' par 4 T. oo.s.e
Succsssscs Sac S:. 2"fSST New.
f:s.' e.. -. lee. :::: = &.
n" is MAJ. n ss..s Tss:,,n,
y: nisss:. ..ll'' Prizes '''A paid Tor .:.
- 80 $3.50 - hnn "p>''A
~ VALUABLE PROr1sHTf RON sALR.
sf s s s :e ssr a.: e. ..
r. Il. q ssst ''S Il.
. 4 sss sSs sss s @
si e m is,''' ''i sS 81 si
SALT! sALT,-x5o hss:KAhsvh has sais jrss reed sSd
deels -. - =, Foster 4 BROWN.
% !. :''f E iI..'' s'~ md c:'' s:'
i sssa ga. g 3: p.s:r' i ss;s hs5ss a.; ti
Justrse'd and fes sale By deer HANCOCK BRos.
II EATHER 10 600 7. Shifting. Hasnss s.d Bride
dee27 BABCOCK BROS.
IVORY TABLE, KNIVES. ~ "a
FINK assortment Of Ivory Tables in stock single
sets Of ieees which both ussul and salt
able for Christmas and New presen The asrsntion
house called 70 this fact a CHAS. s. WELLS
dsef3i = a. $3.50 1doon below the Branch Bsuk.
upEcEIvED ref stesrsr Altoaa-- t....f, AZ.
II Is hexss whest Sssres bills Pearl Barley: ~ ~
bbls Dat Meal. - f. .,-sI
Per Au.basssaoS- -h al iit- te--~
bags Spice; I do Cloves; -..b
y y shI Isd,so / ,si O.oo c.p.;
3 do Hominv; 10 doz lorg shaker br0sn6;
, bills SIS Almonds; ~ IS hxs N Raisps;
- hf-tx Rssns; 1casss y IN Safminss;
| Is hxs " Crssm chesss;, do NY Matches;
Is do Fancy Bar Soap. for sale by 60. 4
jams s.t-' 4fn liz d. HERMANN.
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|
SOME THINGS CAN AZ npSE AS WELL AS
III H.r. .oGia IN S: OLD custom and q. si.,
s,ors Main street, nearly opposite the Branch .1, on.
q .s sn . s ETY.
ns. Boot: shoe. Slippers fn Gasr. o. all
Ghildreu' IS Shoe. Boots ard Caters.
',sss Of Ladies. Sss sss:,
Ladies and Children ais.hs Frsnch rtas Cork sois'
aud indeed .yerv article used N Boots and
which viii sell cheap the cheapest and warrant
Thsv. also ias force Of god and sss.r.ns.a scthrsn
hons. IVES, n. M9sp.airs vim :.
free OF charge. oesis-'' tlsl ~ n. '."A NJ
ST. OUss srHARs.-so bb,. Loaf Crushed Powder
Il. sg 'n sss ssh's' E. CO. sy: near ws
WV: nowp 4. s.ss SANS s s,,.'
tn. New a.1a~.r. s,st. Of Sss's chAs swELfs
e. siEssE Boy. : for
| jams
| : E7BOII.RR MAKING AND REPARING.
VUyHE undersisued having establish Boiler Yard at Ev
ans,lls. is nov Pr. pared 70 make and repsir hot
Wit be paid 70 may II their work
rssss; c E.
dry tn. canal. Main street a JOHN kROPP.
..-.,r --RsFERENcEs--.a
HEsR5 ssmE n R RMsT Rsx,. hrshfI Co.
sEaSASD NURkiE. G.. D. EaoLEsros
jan4-ly
ss;s ys.':' sfcfsk
* BUSH whit. Bsa"s in store and for sale "
u jams u - = 20 ~. - . ,'oN -.
rS,NNELTON sHEEfINGs.- 100 bale, on hand and
a.. sS' sale TOR Jas iis CO., as Mai. Lea Ky
1DS BBls Lake salt for sale By, .,v.o
SAILED bills Kanawha .. canal and railroad depot for
(1ORN,-Iz7 bags old yellow reed per ran.lhoat H.
u " oodsrd forsals BY jane GEO. FOSTER co.
aud DIRT reed per eanaboat Joe Rovley for sale By
jane ID va -t'iN t"l' "Gbo.FoSrEh g co',
y. y SH JAMS B iaIissETs % sss n..sw.
NEW CROP.-,2s hid, pr,m. ant fair s,r.r.: :. -
:. I:' as Ecs fos1
80 his and bbs Mossses bsg, prime Rio %
10 hhds New surar 10 bags Pepper sd spice in Store
and for sale stlowe's narkssra ss'b e.vrrY ohR,
| decl4 SAMUEL JIM .
| REMOvALOF. .ff a
JEwELRY STORE.
! ai me .oGOssBN -
/ S9 HAS REMOVED to Gwsthmsy Buldines on First
tA street blow Once where he will he
~ % see his customers and th rubiic show
hi s;rys s cas Fl
YEARS GIFT JEwELRY. etc.. etc. Cal and sxs%'.s FOR
yourselves. .,~+fr. g5s5 ggfd decz2-zwd
! uCLOUR.-Ioo bSis superdne Flour;
= :; -. 90 sss;'t'sa ;,:r,s ;:;s "a
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.JoURNAL JOB OFFICE.

80 - q, JOURNAL JOB OfrIOHs,
W.. the attention OF the public 20 our
S.cte, for doing JoB Weak of all kinds WIN D
di,patch anil cheapness. Our sock % 10y shii,
S,.,I. &C. is con sanity receiving new add &c
H. lat at At, les of Types, Borders Ae. c'c or
Serkinx this stock to suit any order wv 1''
:. WELLS PATENT POWER JOB thhss'
-, bich ~e are enabled do work cheap, iass anu
keod. We have also ordered ~ z
b PATENT DIAMOND JOB PnBss.
,.,t,. executon o. small and due work IN an eiekan
These with our other facilities and me asso.
5s.ns oftvpes. enable US to DEFY competition. "ena'e
+ - - =, RULING MACHINE
s.tb.r "a In the western country and the only enc
Rvansviiie, by which we are enan,eo 49, -" :
- RULED BLANK WORE
IN the neatest STYLE orders e'her oy ie''e' VI IA POI
er are respectfully solicited from
80 d 1905 COUNTRY MERCHANTS
y.H,ndbiIl, Bills Iading. &c.. &c. The wors w,i oe
.ea,.d ana cent home promptly, and charges reason
A. we hsv. reduced our 'rces lately IA m nn,
firds OF work, while the prices OF ra anu ssabl,
-. ,one IN our terms Tor job Work are ln'a'iA'''
= :. CASH on DELIVERY OF WOHA.
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LAW pARTNERSaIP.
4. f. ERISFs

~ ~ soster's Bstfffng, Up Stairs.
r r. CRISP. having removed hrs ONCE TO Fosters
building, will be hand At all times, to take &C:
know of Deeds, Mortgages &C., and ate nd
10 all business required Of him Justice Of the Peace
!. frhQ-tf ~
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BARBER SHOP.

B. THOMPSON. having purchased TIE Interest OF sil
other mariners known the Thomp-
sousn nsttats will hereafter conduct the buSnessin his own
name.
in .h- approved style Mr. Thon,pson vou return his
thanks to the Evansville for their liberal PATRONAGE
and solicit same pledg
ne himself 20 spare no pains to meritit. , eva Il
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:::::::.:::: III Il 4 ! 4 BIB I
.o1 n Sol s5a 3a5 4,uo 6.nOl 7sol soo l.,oo
y. isar .,5I 4aaI 90 1.s5 $50 lo,o so.oo
ssa'rsIs59 45s 5.5U 6.5o 500 70 % l3nl s.oo s2t1
z.o'r,,l-s0 550 $50 $50 s75II soils So 3ooo
-.-s 6'6 rs 500 oolI s ee .sS
,ar, 1sso 7s5 sOo $50 Il - q 5n:o 50 soo0 4O0o
.a'r.i -ss5l s,75 9.s5 35oLleoo q ~. .as0
ss S,ar'. So se5 s,s5 lO,s5 VOsoO0
o.. ,.usre one insertion ~
.. each additional insertion. SO
shanseabis weekly. per annum 1850. "'' ~. "
r,.r,,,p.r. or less cha ses propoftisnsts discount
a,..a;ns Cards making six iines or less ssn' aohA p
In form Of .p.s. orsadsd notices. double
price. -17' ,....,, 80 .s,,fs
sissrs. per line .,,y-
Announcing c.ndidates' nsrnes ~ ana - Gu P''
60, far all time over two weeks from election
- g.. .h.,,.a double TIE sane dimensions Of type
As,.rs,euen 70 be kepten hsids charged . per
w.,,,.-. p.,th, and Religious notices published
.s,;.u.p,.m.rtea si charged till ordered OUT.
Tn. .,iyi,.s. OF yearly advertising afns does not ne'a'
that Of Individual members ...a -. -. 49, A..
I.,.l inserted ut the rxfrssh OIL '"s
~o.xrrs ordering deayabis for Che iesH
hut eeliectable at our usual time ,.....,. -
Advertising in Weekly per square u for mat inss'"' INV
a,,esnts for each subsequent.
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e ''' si sssr'a suu .sd c:r' S:'''
i sssa Ga. g 3: p.;:r' Y Bore hs,s g.: oti
Justrse'd snd fel sal. ~ dssT rBABcocK BRcs.
n RATHER 1000 lbs skirths Harness sd Btidis
~ Lessbst. in store md for sale By Ak huus
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-19

UEANS-l ease Camled Jeans; do Blue and White sw
- ssstyles. reed this day and for sale hy - :
~ JAS. Low CO..
aug9 si ff-f ii's 4lS Main St, Louisville, KY.
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FIRE! FIRE.! rFIREvyr
MORE TRIUMPHS OF 81 a.
kICHsS SALA MA N DER Safes

DAxsvILLE, A pril 10, 1854.
Mesrs. SfrARM & MARVIN Gentlemen: Yonr Sat,
went through the nre II ali our book. ana
papers which came out in God order The SAFE from.
appearances. must have been red hot We trusted AZ,
oil In II. VERY respectfully. yours. I'D = r.SI'>s
| BROWN e. CPANr
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LoUIsv!LLE e.RE. NIL.

<,..,x... -. q A, ". DUPONT, n -
SUCCESseORk 70 ISAAC Csonss Man ufaeturersof New
and Book Printing Papsr. aAd Wholesale dealers II al
knds Of Cards Printers nk BE-. saA she Agents for the
man facturs vt 9unpo vder u :. 0nC az -iuIf1.s y
No. 147 Main Street Louisville. Ky.
Hemp and cotton wastes. > sep25-sk
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IN THE LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD
CHOICE Article Family Breaa ne had at all time
a hy calling AZ Coos,s Family Crocrrv
he supplied at their houses. by leaving ders
! sepIs -. 1sfI COOK Family Grocery.
" OCOEU sATINETs.-2 blue and brow mot
Ntn tied Satipetsf sale by fI aE N" - 3
own JAS. Low & CO., AIS Main st.. Lou, Ky.
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=, =, NATHALIE PROTkHTf EOR ALE,

UtRBEE coed Dvsliirgs, tvb 81 Brick sna Frafs.
ass for Th. efspst z :iss.ses Piss
equal 70 any oder tn the city Of kvansviIs ~nip
well in Its present condition sood bargain viii he given
he 70 let and ali che furniture Of sold
ply.o jAalf-lns&v' igltsy BOYD suLLocK.
SALT SAT,,-a5o bNlscKaHavhaS Sais jusS reed sad
deels -. o,'e-0a - n FOSTER BROWN.
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DOPLiNste.se7 s silk ane Cotton Porlins direct i'm
ported. aud for sais By JAS Low CO.
aug9 AIS Main OF Louisville. Ev.
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I'm BtCON d co. have just reed at their Grocer,
rr,ry opposite Brsneh Bank. en- Main street Fres
Corn Meal Dried Peaches Dressed Turkeys Quail
Willow Baskets Of all desert ptions aud
r-ams ass ID sizes Wrapping Paper. janfi
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GJNGHAMs.-2 cases glazed super black: do 70 inch
" cotton Chambrsy; do Manchester Plaid Gibghams.
Styles by dir
JAS. Low 4 co -
arso AS Main ST., Louisvilie, KY.
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The onnbus Line calls Tor ssnser, al the
otes snd by leaving direetons the once No Sw
street between Ffh aad Sixth six doors south s
States Hotel or ct the once ecer Of
and Front sts opposite spencer House directly On rivsi
bank. they will eaA in any part % the eisy.l sL \
decl5 - r. NJiF - T. n. HOWELL ouducfor.
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IVORY TARlKKNIYEs.

= MOnI TABif;E kNIvks. q. !,
sss. Or :s.s: Of .sish are both T:s .:a s.
house eepers called this fact CHAS. s. WELLS.
dsef3 Iaufi iEt1o 1doon below the Branch Bsuk.
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NJEW RlCE.-1 casks reed per Antelope for sale by
IL ians 8. Z. GILBERT a. CO.. Syc. water
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q 7iS''7s PRICE, WALSH co.
CHARITIES ST. FIRE. NEW ORLEANS VS.,

SAvss, with Rchr improvement for saie byl,I11 81
q b9h ~ 20 q" STEARNs &MARvlN,
(successors 10 Rich e. Col =. 1910
46 NsTER sTREET.N.Y.,
The only Makers Of Sals Snes combining VIII
4 ders and Ricb's Patents and Sole Proprietors Of
Jones' Word's Pair Lock, which has nei,be, key nor
keyhote. f.fsf ~ bf'rNA IIIS & HOWTS
my9-N Agent. al Ev,nsvilis3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-14

To WV. F. SANFORD, JSo. H.. THOMAS, CHRISTIE.
rHER DAVE, and others, Committee.


HOW MAN WE'VE DlNNEb.
The question hus many times been asked us, "low
many persons were buri!ed up III Quinn's buildings
BY the K~uuw-Nurhiuc mob on bloody Monday y
/, i, impossible TO answer this question with any
,le-ree of certainty. From all the information We
have been able 10 gnther. we arc deeply impressed
with the conviction that the number must be- large.
When nll the circumstances of the case IRE taken
into coMsidurution-that II large number OF families
occupied the buildings that the mob occurred az that
time in the evening when they were neurly all al
holne-that no expectation of the bloody scene WINS
anticipated, or even dreamed of by the inmates, ard
therefore no provision made for escape-that so tar
from attempting 10 escape, the most OF them hha
closed up their houses and were in their rooms Tor the
purpose of avoiding Il collision with the hiow-Nn-
things-that before they realized the extent OF their
danger, tfeir houses were surrounded by The armed
mob. set on fire, aud those attempting {" escape shot
down like wild ~bea-ts-whtn all these things arc
taken into consideration. with the confusion anu ter
ror that must naturally have existed, there il every
reason to fear that u large number ieiI Victims 10 'he
flames.
The charrcd bodies of the Irisliinan and his wife
which we're taken from the ruins, lett no doubt "t
their fate. That the two young Longs were also VIC
tins, is equally certain. The unfortunate Quinn, II Is
well known, after he was shot, was thrown yet guy
erinr ind alive into the fumes, and there met his
fiery death. Some bones were found IN tile ruins,
which were pronounced 10 be those OF o child. aud
this agrees with the statements made by the Irish
that II number of children are missing; nor do we
doubt II, and like the unfortunate Longs, that they
were entirely consumed, not even any portion ottheir
bones being left TO tell their sad fate.
Those buildings were hives Of human beings. ~
very large number OF persons were collected in them
aud from the accounts OF some of those who escaped,
and the pcriluus position Of those whom they lett be-
hind, We can but conclude that many persisted.
In the evening, before and at the time the irsi tISh'
took plnre, Quinn and the two Reardons were NJ
stairs in Quinn's private room, sitting down talking
upon various subjects. When the mob surrounded
and set fire TO the houses, they ran down stairs
They had not been owu long before Dennis Reurdor
and was shot down Us he LETT the door. After he wa,
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yspE'EES u
Xor 10 Myself ALONE.
W, 30 unvscli alNMr,'

"Nc. 20 myself aone,
Tha little opening flower 'rnnsi'rIci cries:
Ono, 10 mvsc,i alone | bud ami bloom;
With fragrant breath thu b:cez'- ] Periunh''
And gladden. ali things with my RAINBOW CIV"
Chc bee comes Sin;''"r, every eVeh''"''
His dainty fill:
The butterfly Within ,nt cup m"" "'"'
From threat, ming liz
Not TO myself alone.
Tha ~circlinr star with honest prine oo'n oo'e'
Not of myself alone | rise ana se''
Iwrite upon nights crron"t oilet ,,.t.
HIS power and skill who formed our" our m cu,s.
4 friendly beacon a; heaven oPe" s"'0'
gem the sky.
tbs, man nigh, nc'rr forget, i'll every fate
His hope on high
Not ~ myself alone"
The heavy laden bee doth 'nnrinuf'ns nun
"Ent to ,s,it alone from flower 1" flower
ram the wool, the garden, aHi tho bower,
And 70 the hive Il; evening weary come
Tor man. for man, The !IciouS io"u l rie
With busy care,
Content if he repay my c~leerless toll
WIin srdnty SHARE
"Not to myself alone"
The soaring bird with lusty rini"n sings;
mot 10 myself alone l raise my song
lcheer the dropping with my ~warbling tongue
Aud bear the mourner on my viewies' wings
lid the hymniess churi my ah'hea' '"a'"'
And GId adore
! call the wording from hi. drosS to turn.
AID sing and soar
'Not TO myself alone"
The s.rsanle, whispers on its pcbbly way
"Not 10 myself alone l sparkling glide
scatter health and lie on every side.
And s,rew the fields with herb and fow'ret gay:
rin. unto the common bleak and bare
Ny g!aGson tune:
lsweeten aud refresh the languid air
In d~rouChty June"
Mot TO myself alone,"-
@, man. forget not thou--earth's honored priest,
It's tongue, its soul, its life, its pulse, its heart
In ea-th's great chorus 10 sustain thy part.
Choicest Of guests at loves ungrudging fcast,
Play not the uiggard. spurn thy native ciud.
And set disnwn-
L;y. to thy mcighh"r. l;v" unto thy God
Not II tlyte': .icun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-14

II slavery is .~pecuiiaT institution lien Cur toh'
s,i,r,icu j. II rrcrliar Constitution, and oar Govern
men. III peculiar Government, ns both the 'oh''''"'
.i,, ned IN. Government, are imprccnatcd with this
pccnliariiy.
When the Missouri compromise line "" "l ""s
aloptcd, the South agreed to it, not Oh the sroun" al
choice or preference, but for the sake OF conriii"'ioi
and peace. Alter getting moro than '"o-'i''uS VI
Louisiana, Il portion of Texas, and all OF oregon
under the Missouri compromise line oil di'is'"n' 'ne
North rcpudiated tina; compromise IN August 'on,'
the Senate adopted n provision IN q terrt'r'"l VII
for the extension Of the Missouri compromise 10 The
Pacific ocean. When tho measure waS sent 10 Tue
House of REPRESENTATIVES. it WAS promptly rejected
nv TN, votes Of Northern men. Then, the North was
no, content to have slavery prohibited North OF 10
30, as provided for by tue Missouri compromise, but
desired TO prohibit slavery i'll all the Territories,
South 10 well a. North. Then, tho sacred cha
ract,r and obligatory force OF the Missouri COM
PROMISE Lad not been discovered by the Northern
mind. Now, the ubolitiolis:s profess III almost idola'
trous love for q compromise which they but recently
rrpuiiatci. The agitation OF slavery is to be revireu
at the approaching session, aud an effort made to re-
neal the Kansas ana Nebraska hill, md reInstnte th'
Missouri compromise. We confidently believe n"'
this effort will fail. We rejoice i'll the belie'
minority of the people of the United Stn'e' n'' W.
mated by patriotism aud cherish q regard if !"',
North of the Potomac, thousands have oe''"' w.
victims Of fanuticism aud folly, yet III '""' .'
there ac many Enlightened and gallant P"'.
who have asserted and will maintain The
of the Constitution. We call upon the H'u'"c!" p''f,
10 arouse themselves, and prepar" 'he.r '"N'' 49,"
hearts for the contest whicl, is appr"achihe' =" We
call, also, upon those sound Northern men 10 prepay
.u o,o,h.r oorai.t in behalf of the Con'tltutlon' Tue
HMM md thr ri.hts Of the States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-14

THE JrpoEs or TINE SrATE COURTS seem gene
rally 10 be DECLARING the Liquor Law, iu principle
aud Substance. against the Conssitution-Gnd so ma.
king 1t void and imperative. The last opinion 10
that of Judge Dean, OF tho Supreme Court.
The Law now, has against il 4 large majority Of
the Judges OF tho Supreme Court. who have been
called upon TO give their opinion upon cases brough,
before .hem,-which, witt. the answer Of tho Hon.
Ogden Hoffman, the Attorney General of the State.
;s an amount !. H.; Of nv authorized, legal authority, NOT
beeul-that substantially nullni.s IN. law in Nh.
State Of New York, unless reversed by higher au,hori.
-.
This unfortupate result,-in a good decree tho 70.
rsit OF political trickery in Albany,-i. to DO de.
plored. iinasnuch as all License laws, or Other: res.
training Liquor laws, have been broken down. and
the .redc has been made "iree.'-frcer, than evsr
The tricksters in Albany were forcwarned that this
w,n!d be the result. and they knew it would be,-bu,
VIVA; did thsy care' Some sort of a law they agreed
70 pass,-in order to fuse last year in Auburn, Sura,o.
ga, and Syracuse, in all their conventions and the,
did "fusc,"-and fusion" gave thsm this lay;
obsat' aud a fraud upon the Temperance People, An,
an outrage upon the 'norals aud tho proprie'y of ,h,
Slate.-iS, =. EEpyess.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-09-14
ALH.WhHLE LAND F.lt SALE.

yHyUL .uN.rr,r.r. r.;as luiy ie'' rmincd to change his
rr,,ry o., the p,,mi.r-, on THURSDAY, the itn day Of
October next, il inir,. II not, tn nest 'air Ghy, MS lIh'tW
t.nni, uI whtcE he rc-Ii"-. cHutnInii% I'D ncT"s' u not
,lli privately hr.ur, Tint day. II Ii pGE"'" sale b" nhtr.
notice will be- given. Il l. ~ very d'-'ra0ic farm. !v.!s
within :hr,,.g,.rrtrrs of Il mile OF the i".nrn River IG.'.
in rin,. I.ilr- ~ :ruttsvilr. q village ui "0Esid,rI3i' ,rt.',
Within three mil"- %! IiDwnGi-v.ll". II Il lutI.h!ng !iu!" ~.
.a.r, anI thr same distance from Warren. IT has0h AID
near il every c"ny"IGcEc" that 2 turn r'GG-r-. u : ""'
niart.i to tn" cul:IS alton of Wheat. Corr, Tobacco. -,
Sc. There mr." nh1Ut 3" or 80 acres GOO n1"adOw .hni.
part of which ! well tnS"n III Timothy at thu rm". Th'ro
are about .-0 acres 0r wood land. a good portion Of tort
FIR, rate iokprcu land. Til" Improvement. are good h"G
cninturtnbic--urh liz u good dwelling, Kitchen. smoke
hou.r, dairy. rurrir." and lee hOIi-r-; al-o r new oisc"i7
the you'd wIiiri, would s", a professional gentleman Tic
.arirn : large nml productive, III which there isaEIc'
lNrlr n,h.pOnt; also n iinc vineyard. as regards the hrSlh
aud wn,.rl cannot be- suTpa--' Il IN NIrSinis. Onih" "h"!''
il il on" of thu most convenient. !rrius IN tbIs section 81 ne
cOunrry Any Ors wi-h!u. 10 bUy such "A !ngm, VII! tndN
10 their inrrr.s: Ia call uni -Nnnliu- inr sHme. VIII ns"
rr,n, ulc,sUr, ia how ing H.. /. VI. APrLlNG.
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