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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-05
WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY.

WWTE lust received stock Watches,
EV Clocks Silver Ware altogether
and largest stock offered in this city and which,
ing purchased enables sell
than usual We have go and silver hunting and
watches from the the cheapest article;
guard fob and chains; ladies'
seal scale and plain drops and gnard
in article in our line husineas
In great variety of style aud price.
also made arrangements BY which we COZ
constantly supplied with every style
sizht-dsy aud thrtyhour clocks direct factory
will sell. Wholesale As they can be
pnrehased n Western city.
RITTR0LFF & SONS. Main ST.. bet 1stand Cd
N REvsry article sold in ablishmsnt warranted
be REPRESENTED,
gold slve tthe highest price, taken in exchange
for jewelry. ap1I
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CHANGE OF PR0PRLETORS. !.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BIT
ETCH & We r L. ] NJ G..

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BIZ
LEIGH 81 VERLING
YTHE undersigned have the entire stock OF
l. Drugs and Medicines of J. Nj. %. Miller & Co. and
intend carrying The Drug business at the we'll known
stand Of eIer Farnsley No. IA Water street, under
the firm of LEIGH d. Verng.
Charlie LEIGH ofthe firm, hopes he savorabiy known
10 the public. having been engaged in Mr. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years. Peter Verling ofthe
same firm having been cerkng in the present store the
last three years. fatters himself with having the conf
dence ofits old customers
Weintend keeping on hand large and fresh stock OF
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
strictatteno business and by low prices, to merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customers
CHARLES LEIGH.
feb25-ly PETER vERLING.
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REMoyAL OF moor AND SHOE STORE.

- rstInL IN THE FIELD!
M@ DEUSNER in forms old customers tba puhf.
geeraiiy that he hes his Root and Shoe
20 rirs street. oetwsen Main street
Tnete a. . 70 make all qualities
to ft All work will be delveFed the VERY HORN
ana no mistake he hopes to receive liberal
thissne he has started determined bv harS
promptnes to succeed. ~ TahIa ~
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JEWELRY STORE OF
a, n A = = H NJ

swAruMEY BUILDINGS, STREET THREE DOORS BELOW
POST
keep constantly hand large and
Watches Clocks and Jewelry of all kin de
and o the best styles and quality
have stock New Js~eiry both
fu and which for public inspection
Ny will constantly supplied by additions with the
which
nabl buy sell the lowest prices
Repairs any kind executed in competent manner and
~ low charges.
goodssod all pairs done store warranted
for old Gold and Silver the mostberal
Those ofanything in line respectfully inv-
49, ~ sxamine INV stock and prices. jan3-tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-05

FNHE Undersigned has removed bis Tailoring Estahlish-
Second in nediaelv opnosite the
btsran Church. in the Office with Dr. Wood. where he
all hs old goodly
ber Of and wonid he pleased t them with
anything in his line sneh shirts draw
ers ordsrou the shortest possbIe notice
Thankful past
of the at the hands of liberal pnhlic
y26 j. L. NELMs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-05
LAW PARTNEMSHIP.

tAs. @. JONES audJAS. E. BLYTHE. Attornies at Law.
Evansville Indiana have associated themselves as part
in the practice thu Law and will continue practice
adjoining in the and
attention partc
ularly a they will be prepared
give minutes of the title to almost
lot in Evansville. its snlargemeuts. in Lamasco to-
Eether with their professional opinion to the title de-
sired, iv15-d&wtf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-05
WATCH RRpAIRING.

TMNHE dersigned having above busine
in Evansville hatter himself with the hope that his
and skill in ati measuring
machinery will upon trial he found worthy the attention
the citizens city but also of
eomprisnx the ''ercrmamhient vieinage.''
His Post Office where be found all
OFFICE HOURS. Z. H. GATES.
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CIrY ExpRRss nrrs1NEss.

AM prepared all kinds of Express husi-
have Just large heavy wagon capable
$500 lbs springs made expressly for the city
Such carrying furniture without danger
hauling grain from the canal to the river; and in
kinds of haulinx and city bun done
shortest notice and reasonable terms Enquire at
my23 C0nK'S Family Grocery.
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ROILER MAKING AND REPAIRI

FW undersigned having establishsda Boiler Yard at
VI ansvlle, is prepared to make and repair Boil
lera-wi either Prompt attention
paid who call hin to do their work
left with H Schrber. of the Lamasco
Foundry Bnkmeysr. Mesker Co., Of the Eagle Foun
arg on tia canal, Main street. SoHN kRoPP.
-REFERENCES-
HENRY SCHRIBER, BRINKMEYER KLUSMAN * Co
JOHN HEwsoN, WIN. BOYLE,
BERNARD NURRIE, G.. d. EGGLESToN & Co.
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CHAS. S. WELLS,
wETFLST returning generous patronage Of
Sv paF,.e he 0ae1eI il tTausvis. would noT
and eiLS pdrcnasrslso s ~ hes si.lvas
Ia the ReAvtrsr tcck as HaFtss and mt
De-hirdJ has offered Evans
sale. Rsny Goods purchased reduc-
by importing t;-es from Europe;
having American Good Fled stthe Manu-
he only able but decidedly di posed
to offer aud sell Hardware at as low gures any house can
careful examination Of bis stock and prices by
and Traders feeling assured that he can DO them
full Justice. -,
stock he names the follOwiD to the trade:
$50 boxes Axes-wes Lppneotts Leveretts and Collins;
$50 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted;
1900 do Table do 90 doi
100 do Razors and Strops
100 gross Spoons-Tron Britania and German silver
so dozen Coffee Mills all grades;
800 do Files and Rasps. all kinds
1000 lbs Brass Kettles. turned bottomsi
900 lbs Sadirons. assorted;
| 800 dozen Butt Hinges, do
1850 gross Screws. gnl't pointed;
| $50 dozen Door Socksand sockets;
| 100 do Augurs:
| 200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards;
200 pairs shovel and Tongs. iron and brass headsj
! so dozen saws. from Mill to Key-holsi
so Ames' (and other brands) Shovels and Spaces
I casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
cases Japanned Tinware. fully assorted
Wbips and Lashes Brushes Combs Needles. spectacles
Port ounaes Fancy Hardware generally together with
heavy goods Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea Ket-
| ties Knives apd Riddles and
| Gun Barrels and Gun Trimmings,
Carpenters and Coopers Tools Window Sash. cts:
| CHARLES 8. WELLS.
oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-05
Clothing, GentIemen,s Furnishing
Goods, &c.
GOOD ARTICLES. AND CHEAP.

a. EW sTORE.-.The undersigned has just opened 5
1% Ciothng Stora Street, Vine and
sycanore the formerly occupied by Mr. a
lin Grocery he has Just received large stock of Fall
ind Winter clohanE best make and OF the
style of cut which viii te sold markablv cheer All
tcle Of Furnsisa Goods such Shirts Col
lars Cravats Socks Drawers. I4aAkerchiefs &C. So OF
the finest varieties always be found this store and
overwhelmingly cheap. Gall and examine for yourselves
ADDAM JACOBS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-05

S E WIN G NJ A C. III N E s..
TESHEsE Machines operate upon entirely Erinci
a pie. using shuttle ut needle and tw' threads
ley have been in operation in the hands Of families
an acturers su silently chg give them Thoroughbred
and haSe Given ntire Satisfaction.
Tbev aye simple construction and highly ornameR
well afu fitted to adorI Earlor or Occu
bsen onr OH, furnishes Machine that &quld be
pic family s well as to ne wants o. faiiofs
and Cloak Makers. nv an JULIET -
We are confdant that nesin zee present iorm
the best offered to the public. ct. -. = ~
De offamiIy sewing while Shirt and Co. lar Manuisctn-
eely ackno wledge their superiority ever o
.1rir work. ,...a.
TorEips Read's Z. o. READ
~ nIStf Sole Agent for Southern India
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-05
STOVES AND TKNWARE.'
TAG coA-rTr ~ f. cON

CT RE now supplied for the Fall Trade They have
E@9on hand of the most complete assortments or
go T0F ES of ell kinds Cooking. Parior srd Heating
Stoves of all dessRpt ions Cor wood and COAL Goal
Crates Fancy and Common receiving daily
Aiso large assortment of TINWARE Had. They
now prepared attend the lowest prices
their old stand Main street. between secoad and
Third at sign of the Coffee Pot. Be particular there
are several stores in the same block. ep27-n
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sELLING nFR Ar Cnsr

TWISTING to change my business, offer the hsl7.n,s q.
w my stock of Dry Goods at less. Those snre
great BARGAINS Yonld do we'll 10 call at once.
asss-iWd 1. ". REBERD.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHOLESALE DRX GOO0S.
j. s. JAQU SIS & CO.,
sUccEsscRs TO
WERRIf-T. FIELD AZ CO..


FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
WNHE undersigned in recei Of the largest
u desirable STOCK Of Dry Goods Bats Caps, Boots
and Shoes ever offered The trade in this city Our stock
has bee- selected 6Fn th5 lor
country and having purchased the of goods
nom the manuacturers in all the Eastern
enables offer them buyers for cash.
ray lower than they be purchased in St. Louis
Vile. Our stock consists in part Of
DRY GOODS,
cloths cassmeres satnets and jeans all styles
and colors white red yellow and wool fannes plaid
nseys blankets shawls checks shirting tick
Ing bIeaehed brown and blue drilling brown sheet
ing beached muslin black and cooed crash black
and fancy alpaca lustres cnburgs and de ane
jaeonet white musns check eabie irish linen
and prints othe desirable and besntifa styles brought
West this
NOTIONS.
Linen cotton and silk iaces edgn and Insertions sir
velvet ribbons honHet and cap RIBBONS COMBS
kerchies tape ribbons suspenders
der shirts and drawers coforers table cloths ana
needles porte monnaies pencils holders brush
hooks and hair himbles umbrellas &c.
HATS az CAPS.
SIX mapped black and white hats white and
black knssuh. buena VISTA wide awake Washing
hungarian warrior and know nothing hats of all grades
styles Men. boy chdrens silk and wooden plush
cloth, velvet and glazed caps.
BOOTS & SHOES.
Mems and boys kip calf and stoga youth chds
enammeed and patent leather buskns
&C.. men - boys and youths lined unlin kip
calf brogans ladies and gents rubber shoes. &c.
ePis-3mo daw J. S. JAQCEss s. CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-05
CABINET WARE HOUSE.
LUMBER AND SINGLE DEPOT!

LU VI d r Il AN d Cf1INO LII DEF y !.
ez5=T=zssszSs~ have hand large supply ofevery
variety OF Cabinet Ware, of the best work
manship and material. Main. between
80 Third and Fourth streets, just above the
new Court House.
have just Poplar and Pine Shingles aud
Pine Lumber, suitable for Floor
ing which would call the attention Of builders and
citizens morally before purchasing elsewhere will sell
at the lowest market prices
CABINET WARE MATERIAL-always on hand in every
variety with COFFINS Of all kinds and sizes.
Enquire the office of the establishment just shove the
Court House Main street. ROBERT FERGUS
VIZ
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE2

= ~ ~
. WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL
ooRSRR or LOCUST AND wATRE HrREE7s, EvANsyMLE IxD
y .,.ssExSnsnSss, HAVING jus. re-
7s ~ lA ssts. yAsFs hsss Sc
5!1sT9sM ttis sss,s S ~ s''e /.
@gSS5l &< Ss1sHkfA Asds) II White State
- sasis fer E Earsss.sss
Is <dzlf tkifkN -5Hezd Stones. Man-
4fTk s asr; s Ss.a al Of which Which
~ Usf* :: win be sold at the
III sf11 es.a. nss sssssss kf,:
ms=z p e. ksss ia r Srs2. loi ins
].
M NM HSKSkM surapce Com anies.
y HI 1880. fssFEs ate, the latest dssiE ;
n EH I'll ntIfHf all orders that come TO
sskEkSsa - yez<sess DesIorir in Marble will
Sssas4Es@esAIg EssssSsssf find it heirnterest to
eontiu,Ie their patron
% have selected
stock to suit their wishes A. LAwRGNSE
6lisd - - y2l-daw
WESTERN FEED : AGRIouLTURAL wa HOUSE
MILLER. WINGATE & co..
NJ asfssn E:spins ana %h;;:1
greet opposite Bank Of Louisville LOuisrills. KY.
J.HYDE's MARBLE YARD.
CORNER SECOND AND VINE STREET, EVANSVILLE, ND.
undersigned would respectfully 70 the
q sne of
@ s and
and the finest Those wishing erect
suitahie Mon their diseased friends would do well
TO give him call. All orderspromptly attended to-.
oct24-tf j. HH DE.
CITY MILLS FLOUR.
TTY MILLS FLOUR sold at Mills at IS Wholesale
~ S. Retail
KHEATz@si paid for wheat. Iep2s Ell IN. ROSS.
MAKE YOUR OWN BUTTER.
! IN cps. "" J. W. s 5. VI6KERY.
FRC!F TREES! FRUIT TREES.
/ At the
OLD ROCHESTER NURSERIES,
FENHERE ader culture three hundred acres oil
M every description Of hardy TREES, SHRuBs PLANTS
etc etc. suitable for utility ornament.
Rare Items imported from European cores
4 pondents whom required.
All packed in the best ns1HsT Tor Snort OF as
tant transportation
eeiye nromps Attention SAM'L MOULSON, Propr.
Once rs Frontst.. Rochester. y. Y. y2s-d4w
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STOVESy TIN AND COPPER EST ASS
LKSHMENT.

LISHMENT.
,mm. THOMAS SCANTLIN, of the 6rm ofScantlin
& 81 Parvin, has returned from Princeton and tax Q
- en- up his residence permanently in THIS CRY
where he will devote his personal attention TO al.
branches ofther business Mr. would call the atten
ton of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining tc
their They also prepared to do all sorts of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work, Steamboat
work, &C., DC. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
the shortest notice and in the most perfect style.
Call at the store of SCANTLIN e. PARV1N.
novl4 Main steet. bet Firsta Second
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o ME THINGS CAN De DONE AS WELL AS
OTHERSi
III. y. HART-ALIAS THE ACE OF HARTs-
STILL ALIVE AND NOT YET QUITE BURNT

NTTOULD inform citizens of Evansville and his
w generally that ne is ct their service
First next to Shanklin Reillys.
with Ane stock Of shoes comprising Ladies'
boots boots from the staple Stogay to the
apest pump soles together with full supply Of
SLIPPERS shoes etc etc. Please call
yourselves. You always find at home
less business uch collecting bills
taking measures, attending s the little
HENRY j. HART.
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DeGARNIOsS
LIVERY AND 6ALE STABLE.

DeGA R MOS
LIVERY AND 6ALk STABLE.
ON LOCUST. BETw. THIRD AND FOURTH STREETS.
-. HORSES. Buggisa. Carriages. @z71Eey4A
TSY and Omnibdsses, always for hire s%~d%HN~%@ER-
the above Stable. Carriages for excursions psr
and funerals always hand am prepared to board
horses md keep them in the best order.
Ny hack will hereafter be kept constantly
day will be steAmboats hotels etc. Tor the
Of those wishing 1t. II viii also be
ready citizens to boats during the
orders Al the stable. my9 Il. ii. DEGAhMO.
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CLOTHING. &C.
THE ALL.gs sUKRKNDERED,..

SINCE MESSRS. ALTERING & BRgMaEs HAVE
- leased the oil Corner Stand Water srees under IT'S
Journal Once and fed overlooking with the largest
and latest STYLES Fall Wnter Clothing Fur
nshing Goods and sell them astonshngly low the
ALLIES HAVE BEES COMPELLED TO sURRESDkR.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in of Mems and resdymade Clothing
Hats ass Trunks together with the most
Of Ge6 neks Dress Goods Tailors Goods
sysf 20 this city Their facilities FOL and
nfaeturing superior ether house - the city,
which ehstes all times ELL all orders fifth thy tsst
goods ara the best bargains Country city
aEd The pbc generally respectfully invited call and
exsfn their New Stock Esdussd Pses before purcha
Rs elsewhere. dec1S-tf
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- WHULESALE AND RETAIL y
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY.
or Hartford. Connecticut
CAPfTEk $3Oo. o0o-aH pasd In dad fnpesssa.
TUHHIS Company Incorporated with perpetual charter
ID 1919. and nsures against loss damage by Fire
Dreng stores house
hold merchandise general Also inland
against the perls of Losses will be ber
ally adj and paid with promptness
e. G.. RIPLEY. Secretary
Applications INSURANCE may Be made the subser-
duly receive proposals issue pol
ices favorable terms Insurance once Agency
in The West. A. G. HALL0CK. Ag't.,
sy1f-tf Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
DISSOLUTION.
FENHE erhip hereofoEe existing between the M
dersgned under the firm of Y. Z. Hendricks Co., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
v. K. HENDRICKS.
decl5-n JOS. H. HEEURfCES.
COMPREHENSIVE
YENHE undersigned have this formed
under the firm of Hendricks & Me ea, and will
the Boot aud Shoe business at the cd stand Hem
bricks & Go. v. K. HENDRICKS,
dee12-t W. A. McREA.
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rights and feelings Of others, and the Kansas
troubles will vanish as by maggie and one
more testimony-and that the most honorable
and distinguished, because the exigency is the
most trying-will be afforded of the fitness Of
our countrymen everywhere and under all cir
cumstances to be entrusted with the privileges
and responsibilities of selfgovernment.
In conclusion, gentlemen, let me thank you
most cordially for the unsolicited honor of your
invitation, and let me express the pleasure it
would afford me to enjoy the observation, per-
sonally, ofthe many interesting features of your
Territory-her broad and fertile plains her
rich valleys, and her genial climate. The de-
velopment OF her resources presents magnifi-
cent field for the energies of her population;
and trust they will be guided by a wisdom
which will lead to complete success. For the
commentator which you are pleased to ex-
press of my efforts in behalf of the Homestead,
hope to have the opportunity, another season,
of thanking you in person. OF the policy of
that measure, yet entertain profound convic.
TONS and hope still to see it placed upon the
statute book. Accept my assurances Of regard
for each ofyou individually.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
JOHN l.. DAWSON.
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CLAY MONUMENT VIRGINIA HON.
JOHN N. BOTTs-S27 49,

The ingratitude Of republics is theme on
which many have descaDted both in fervid
poetry and in sober rhyme-but the ngrati-
tude of the Wing party exceeds that Of repub
lies, if Hon. john Minor Bolts may be credited.
When the great Clay died-and he was great
both in heart and in intellect meeting was
held in Lexington, Kentucky--it was in the
month Of June, ls52--at which the following
resolution was adopted:
"Resolred, That a National Monument of
colossal proportions, BETTING name stereo
typed on bis country's heart, should be erected
IN the Lexington Cemetery, to mark the spot
where his body will repose, and commemorate
the virtuous deeds of bis life"
The committee appointed to carry out this
resolution, determined TO snake it truly ma
tional by seeking subscriptions from all the
different States Of the Union" The Hon. John
NJ. Bolts, called By some "the Immortal was
appointed chairman Of the auxiliary committee
for the State Of Virginia. Mr.. Bolts, in a re-
cent letter to the National american, published
at Richmond, renders the following account of
his stewardship He says:
awhile other States and nearly all the pop.
ulous cities, as learn, have displayed great lib
erality, and shown in most instances an eager
desire to contribute to this patriotic work, Vir.
GINA, his native State, enjoys the unenviable
distinction Of having contributed the sum Of
S27 40, S22 40 Of which was forwarded by the
gentlemen who undertook collections for the
Fauquier district, and the other five was hand.
ed me IN person by a gentleman in this city
among the least able to do it, whose name
would mention, if ! did not suppose il would
prove unacceptable TO him to be placed in such
striking contrast with the rest Of his fellow ci,
zens.
"The object Of this communication is 10 saw
TO the public generally, and especially TO gen
tlemen attending the Agricultural exhibition,
that paper for subscription will be left at the
office Of the Richmond Wig during the pres.
ent week, and at the Office Of the National
American from this time until the lst Of Jan.
nary next, during which time any subscriptions
can also be sent TO me by mail or otherwise as
at the end Of the present year | shall make
partial returns to the Executive Committee in
Kentucky, and surrender the position Of chair
man, which / now hold"
This has most ugly look for Virginia Ac-
cordng to Mr.. Bolts, Virginia enjoys" an
unenviable distinction" which is something
like /" enjoying" very bad health To read Mr..
Bottss letter, one would suppose that the PEG.
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pie of Virginia, especially the Wings, are the
stlngiest and the most ungrateful on earth.
Whether Mr.. Bolts performed the functions he
voluntarily took upon himself in accepting the
Craftsmanship of the auxiliary committee in
Virginia, we shall not undertake to say, but
certain it is that there was negligence some
where-unpardonable and protracted negli-
gence-for which the guilty parties, and not
Virginia, deserve reproach Democrats and
Wings would cheerfully unite in building
monument TO Henry Clay. But if those who
undertake the responsibility of making the
collections, fail to discharge their duty, it can
can be expected that the money will walk into
their pockets, even in old Virginia 1t is Ger.
tainly very unjust that a stigma should be at
tempted to be cast on Virginia by men who
have neglected to perform self.imposed office.
Only $40 40 cents contributed in Virginia to-
wards the Clay monument, and Dir. Bolts the
man to superintend the collection! Mr.. Bolts,
the peculiar friend aud panegyrist of Henry
Clay. The thing is humiliating. Who is to
blame? Virginia, Mr.. Bolts, or nobody?