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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
DUDLEY, STONE & Co.,
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Second Street, 6et'n Main and the Rirer, =

LOOiovibLn, N L
II HEMP, COTTON. TOBACCO. PORK. BACON.
LARD, FLOUR. ETC together With all kinds Of Produce
snd Manufactured Articles Censignmsnu soliiteed and
usual advances. made.
and Commission Merchants. W. A Richardson Co.. Hemp
Manufactures. Cornwall Bro. Wholesale Grocers and
Star Candle Watkins 0wesy Pork Packers
and Commission Merchants Armstrong Allen Dealers in
Pork. Montgomery. Davidge Co.. Wholesale Dry Goods
Dealers. Louisville. KY milo d&wi4
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f-h2s dam &wsu
TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, AN
COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS, AND
COUNTRY MERCHANTS. "a
THE undersigned have In store large stock OF
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals. Oils Paints varnisn.
es, Dye Woods Glassware, Patent Medicines, Brushes
&c. &C., and constantly receiving fresh supplies
from the and Eastern markets. which they
are determinedto sell ut a small advance.
Ourartcles III selected with great care and war
ranted 10 give satisfaction 90 genuneness Quality and
price.
Surgical Instruments Trusses, Abdominal supporters,
and Shoulder Braces Of the most approved styles
Pure Brandy, Old Rye Whisky and Wines for medical
purposes oRly, ofthe very best qualities. 1 - =
Also large supply of Daguerrean Stock consisting of
Plates Cases. Chemicals, &C., small advance from
Eastern prices. tfsas.-.
Mrs Miers Fine Cut Tobacco. and choice lot of old
Havana Segars. Bird Cages. Seeds and Fountains.
Merchants and dealers will please call ard examine
stock when in the city, and all orders will be attend
ed 10 i'm mediatsy and carefully packed.
ALLEN C. HALLocx. oHALLoCK e. SToDDARD,
VIII. p. SroppARD,{ Wholesale Druggists.
Oct5f Main street. arth~ ~iv-r.
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DISSOLUTION.
rJNHE partnership Of FOSTER BROWN dissolved by
Il Limitation first instant
Oar fr and Who indebted will
fer especial aor Gin sdditon heretofore
ded us) by ling at tie old stand settling aud ay
their haances. Those whom INDEBTED will
rLer claims for yeat Either party IL autho,
the name Of the hTm in liquidation. n. W FOSTER.
CONTINUANCE.
TIE undersigned would respectfully his friends
and the Of the late firm Of Foster
he business will lie continued ID him cid stand
he will be pleased friends that
receive from those that and will
exertion them we'll faithfully
and long patronage he
would return ssneere q anks
mhI2 rr -.sf =. a.s. II. W. FOSTER.
DAMAGED HARDWARE.
~ CRttFITd offers his stock Of liariware. Cutlery
Ne Coorers Carpenters' and other mechanies Tools
dana the lire. sale less than t
feh2 BELLS Brick Warehouse.
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,r,av SPRING GOODS;

VIE undersigued daily their large and
we'll sesscted stock Of Spring Goods consisting IN part
tae latest styles Of Prints. Lawns Baregss De ae
snsnans Pcnlins Lrsers black and fancy Siiss bite
yrsss oois Cloths black Cassimeres summer
sntstafs Jeans. Twssds Linens. Denims.
fiekng Drinys Apron Cheeks Mariner Stripes brown
and blesehed Muslins. Also. Boots aud Shoes.
ALSo-siik Straw and Gimp Baansts Misses Hats. etc.
ALSO Straw. Palm. Legeora. an Far Hats. -
ALS0-A large aud eemplse stock OF Notions and cheap
goods 70 which invite believing that We cxnse
shem better goods for less can res either
casaaa or Louisys Come and look our stock
rnhis 2ndtw MERRITT FIELD 4 co.
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at the new Hardware Store. 2 doors below Branch Ban
Evansville. Ind. t.tt ~ apI7
STATE OF INDIANA,lss - . -

STATE OF INDiANA,lss eesa 10 sFgii
: yASDEBRCRGH COUNTY,
In the Court OF Common Pleas OF yandsrburgh County In
lana. June term. 1855.
Joseph NJ. CsIdweu sDT 81 bHfifef
william Psrs err teol.red, S'S'H'-S-'' ltss ssf..t
appsasg from en- a., davit Sled in my Office. setting
the State % Indiana The said defendant William Parker
is therefore hereby notified of the
titled action. and that the will tn
House in the city Evansville The FIRST Mondy IN June
"A ID. ls55. JACOB LVNKENHElMER.s
Arrl 81. 1885. fa7.Te,'-I a. T'.-l T'.,.l,-.. q
Wheeler s Robinson. Attornsys 'or Plaintiff. ryf-4w
WHITE LIME AND Cp NIENT.
mere and iVr sale by OF r-,...~-r,,x .scppvsoxi
FUIL STOCK or SPRING .;O0ss, : ;.
rec ;vsd larg lot OF yry Desirable slrns u'o''
- sistae IN part Of u atia42 ~ ffils4k fE
- s3a- IL Do ssssised costerades. a. n58f $50
z 90 Barr is, &c de Lains. ~ a..
.bs;2 10 ceieres aud Rissehed canbriesss ~
-.es.r s do Fancy cinghams
fs.fh - Z do Jscoses- AID .csnhries.e lo.fcfI q
BeSa. rre stock Of Notiens seh - Combs Psrs Ert-
tons Threa Needles etc. all for sa's " lsr Tres r
by APT aaa 49, - : - u S'As' ~ ID a ".
pCup ausIvAND FIxTCREs-...,, .
~a~STsNTiY in store heavy stock OF PUMP ChsSr ci
u hest aaai,iv.s pine and peyI4r Iahi tSrs Reels
sale. Wholesale and re all 81 ~e h.u BY
my5 4t q --------- "a s'Ssosn oro:-
lust RECEIyED.- -
10 hass PEPPER and spice; 20 btls Rosin;
sobxs Cincinnati Sosp; 50 ks Star Candles;
nh,s '.S DIV oRk. DALzELL l. 90.
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NOTIoSs, TOYS AND J. E I, I s 6, GOODS
P. G. O'RILEY & CO., q,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
M H n o H n NJ II g,

EVANSVILLE mi. frs .fs
IT, HkvISe fitted up mammo !, 49,
Wharf Boat, the largest on the sssS;Ss
Ohio River in the substantial manner, pre-
pare to facilitate business entrusted eth
or By RIVER, RAILROAD OLE CANAL.
without exposing to the nclemency ofthe weather
property; and particular bepaid to Recey
ing Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale OF any
Produce consigned to and all orders promptly filed
PIG. O'RILEY returns his sincere thanks 10 his nu
merous friends for their former patronage and respect
fu ly solcits continuance of the same, which will be
duly reciprocated. go tlfl4f-l Ff
Store Room well supplied, will be kept for the &C
eommodaton of Boats and their orders carefully hiled
mh3-dSvIy p. q. O'RlLEY * co D
WESTERN FEED & AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES
mILIEls. WsNGATE & CO.
ERS sud Dealers in all kinds OF Farm
M aud Garden fnplemsnss Rowing Keeping aud Thresh-
Ing Machines Field Garden Seeds Trees &c. SIC Main
Street opposits Bank Of Louisville. Louisville. Ky.
sep25-iyw f-3
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SALT.
Nh Barrels Kahawbs Salt received and for sale bv
AVO may IL j.. IS. yICKERY.
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WHITE AND Red LEAD.

HrUREN hite Lsad-ffO kess.
mys SAMUEL DER
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hand and made 10 order.
Cotsase aud large monuments Scrolls 0beiisks Tombs
Head Foot Marble Fence
Furniture Marble at Eastern prices of Italian and
Marble. -.
Orders from distance promptly and satisfactorily 6lled
All work warranted. NJ. A. LAM RENEE.
2O-dE ytf
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NtyV GpVIN(, GOOI

upGTLER,S MERCANTILE WRITING FLUID As
dozen ounce bottles Of this choice Ink Just received
and for sale by s. Il. GILBERT a. CO..
nj ear Water
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STATEMENT
OF THE
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,

OF HAWTHORN, CONNECTICUT,
As rqnred by the laws Of the State OF indiana relating
Ageas Comp by other
Ststs. passed IN 1855.
The name Of the Company Is 4INA ISst RANCE CON-
PANN. located AZ HARTFORD. CoSxEeIicUr 80
The Capital stock tvs nuadred thousand Dollars and
paid up. $3.50
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-10
CHOLERA.

On Thursday evening Of last week two
young men " our county returned from North
Western Illinois. and reported that Cholera
bad broken out on the Mississippi and about
0alspa. This vas news Of rather q startling
character to some Of our sitizens. who wers q.
bout siafang, 70 the West. Their report has
since been confirmed. We clip the following
from tbs Cleveland Leader OF Srd inst.
'gns cholera has commenced its rAVagss on
tbS Mississippi river. aud deaths have already
oesuTed 10 many Of the towns lying on that
StrsSm between st. Lsuis and St. Paul, We
ere no. aware that the disease is raging any
where 90 an epidemic, nor haze We any grounds
for Ibe belief that it will increase in violence Al
the ssasOn advances. Il obeyS no rules; j.
governed By no known laws
The Leader Of the 4th inst contains the fol-
lowing: . ..-. ......... .----..-
The Dubuque Observer states that chOler'
made It's appearance upon the Upper Mississip'
pi, one boat having burieI seven passengers
between Keokuk and Dubuque. There Wer'
seventeen cases, 50 says the St, Louis Intelli-
CENTER on another boat in running from tina
city to 81. Paul.
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A BRO TIER MEMBER,

A GEN. The Ohio Patriot. at New Lisbon,
Of last week, contains an advertisement OF one
Peter spinharney, in relation to his frau
The Patriot publishes it just as it come to
hand. verbatim, ct literatum, ct punctuatum.'
The following is copy Of the notice as pub
lishsd;
Peter Spirnharney mate Of with his wife
MOnsca Splrnharnsy he agreat with hur fore
six huntrst Dolsrs, hat to make of with hui
bscaus she quartet with me this 10 years anc
she is fauls TO me IS Jutis she gareis of iron
the house ell she can she will tai lyes abou
me all che can il she Coult bring me in the pen
atensery II che couls thru bur lying nods tina
no botey gives bur aney sing in my name.
PETER SPINHARNEY'
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TheL,Aw 81 New.naper,.

l. sghsc'i0s srs zbo do no, give motto. .. a.. ...,..
~ are ssasfed wishing continue theI subScrip
Iioa- ''F
:. a subsSrber- order the discontuuAnee of tber
Papssss the ubisher may oOntnus 10 send Them unti
eli grsarag e ars paid.
= II mbscrbers neglect or rsfuse to taks their o,
are he'd responsible I they have setled the bIn sad
Ordersd then discontinued ~
q II subscribers remove to ether places without In
lsFnns hs PubahesS, and the papers are ssnt 70 tb,
torneF direction, lhey are held responsible
a The Courts hSye dc'ided shat, refusing to tax,
papers irsm !ns once or removing and leaving then
a. FostnastsPs W Onltify publisher that a news
payer s nos taken GOn the oGcs are required 70 Civ
tho Ls9s'a shy they are not taken OuL (ses Post OF
fee Instracsiohs an Laws W.
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luon' and aley BIZ inslalmenE into ofHeel o.
having knoyp the fact did not dirulgs the Sc.
ere. essOFs the election Sic transit &C..
Ths cOlanbians Ple1s have been Elled With
ne respective editors ideas pre- and con-
Friends otlsy and ordsi. look out better nsIt
une. Had be have been q LoeOfoeo. and
tarnee traitor to their party Ahsr bis election.
me VpiO Patriot, and is Kindred would have
osep. do'Sn upon him, crying traitor, rebel, and
= the long nsbbed names with which the Bng-
liSE vocabulary abOpad. But il Il iOPed the Re
yublieans will dssisi from such = course. and
conclude that in ibis case, the old adage Is
being verified viz. that the Dog hSs returned
10 his Vomit.'
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LADIES, KEEPsAKE
HOM b LIBR AIRY.

TWO VOLUMES A YEAR. COMMENCING JAN
usry aul Tny. The publishers Of this popular
Magazine tender their grateful acknowledgements tor
past ayOrs. 1t has been, aud will continue 30 be their
aim to make il safe pleasing and profitable Hresde
visitor. work that parents may with safety pnt into
the hands Of their sons and daughters. Its pages will
be HIed with articles from the pens of many OF the
best writer's in the country. Among the literary con
tents may be found descriptions Of the Inhabitants
Trees Shrubs Plants and Scenery Of other countries
Pleasing eonsei saIons on Physiology, and the Laws OF
Health; Moral Tales, Biography, aud Poetry, besides
useful and Interesting instructions TO Parents and Ch
dren, kc. -sal aft i
The twelve numbers will contain Ss4 pages of read
ing matter printed on fine white paper, embellshed
with Twelve Fine Steel Engravngs and -Four Beautiful
ly Colored flower Plates, also engraved on Steel with
occasional Wood Cuts and Music, making when bound,
Q Splendid Gift Book or ornament for the centre table.
the high price OF paper and great cost
Of engrAyings contributions aud other expenses attend
ing the qualifications Of these wnrks win continue to
furnish either Of them at the exceedng low price OF One
Dollar year, in advance -Four copies one year $3, co.
Seven copies one year, 100 Ten copies, one year
$70O. Fifteen copies, one year, $1,000 In forming
Clubs either the Wreath or Keepsake may be used,
Specimen numbers will be sent gratis to those desF
/ ing to subscribe or form club. sa o. aa
Travelling Agents wanted in all parts Of the country
to procure advance mail subscribers. To those fur
nshing good testimonials Of character libe al eneouF
agemenI will be given. All authorized agents have
certificate Ofagency.
Local Agents wanted in several Of the large villages
and cities 20 procure subscribers 10 pay monthly to the
Agent on delivery Of the numbers 10 men OF energy
having small capital, this affords an opportunity for
D. easant and profitable occupation. 81 hsfrsssr1 %
To those sending us an Acceptable Article OF two OF
more agss We win forward the Wreath one year. ''-
| All communications in any way connected with the
| Wreath or Keepsake, must be addressed to
/ -1..rf|rs.h BURDICK q SC0vILL, 3.
~ n. o or.raa SAsook Naw.Yorx.
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Governor Reed. r.

Ehls geItleman, has left the scene Of opt
'ssss y. Kansas territory and paid a visit 10
h's SSp OeghborhJOd in Pennsylvania, on bis
Totte 70 Washington city. TO present TO the
Pierce Administration, lhe ;aGts - Lhsy trans.
pred under his own eye. I'he OuIrageS per-
psIsied al ths late elecIiOa in Kansas haVe
been unparalleled IN the political history Of
tpls Govemmrlt, From the statements made
by the Governor, in discourse delivered by
hjp to his friends in Pennsylvania, il iS nov
70 bs seen whether this already politically
cursed Administration will sustain The Govern
or in his laudable efforts to protect the ballot
boz from like putTages being again enacted.
10 that election, more thAA Eve thousand Vo,ss
we're poIlsd; whilst it's dsmOnStrAtsd beyond
doubt. that not moe than three thousand
legalyoteTs were then, nor ATs now, within
the territorial limits, more than that number -
Yet under The gsnsrAlship Of Vice President
Atchison Of Missouri, this large surplus vote
wss given in favor Of slavery. and slavery ex-
tension. aided and abstted by Douglas d Go.
More than two thousand rufasns, drOnss and
rspsesllonS, from the slave States Oi Kentucky,
Tennessee and Missouri, we're induced BY The
acting Vice President of these States 10 leave
heiFplsces Of abode, and invade the territory
oi Kansas, armed to the teeth, with their
bowie knives in one hand, and their ballots in
,Se other, they demanded the rights Of suf'
frags. in choosing legislature for the young
Territory. What spectacle for ireemsn 10
bebOlii VIII the President Of shis Republic
give them aid and comfort 2 Or will be sus
laie the Governor, law and order,
p. s. Since wiring the above We learn tha
Gov. Reedsr has ordered > new election in si'
sleetioa districts, because Of tho illegal vote
esststheEeiu.
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FTI VERY BEST BARGAINS I:
READY -MADB CLOTHING.
THE ROOM LATELY OCCUPIED BY MEIsrEE.

THE ROOM LATELY OCCUPIED BY B AEIsTEE.
The undersigned hereby informs the citizens Of this
place and ding country that he is now receiving
and opening new stock Of fashionable Ready y-msde
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHlN I
which he oe,s to his friends aud customers at lower
prices than such articles ever exhibited IN Ihis
place heretofore.
Having made connection with one Of the best hous'
in the city, he is enable TO receive new supplies every
week thus offering to purchasers the important advAn-
tage of having continually new fresh fashionable and
cheap assortment to make their selections rOA to their
certain satisfaction.
The public are therefore respectfully invited to cali
aud examine for themselves Here is the place for bar
gains. The mottois CHEAP f'r CASH Quick sRles and
sIha profits. ). SHWABACkEk, Agent.
Carrolton, April 26, '55,-tf. s'.al
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na- The Sag Nisht party in Kentucky, ac,
cording to the !. louisville Courier. have added
new plauk to their platform. Members on
joining the order are compelled to take an OBJ
legation that they viii not subscribe for the
Courier; or, il subscribers that they will at
once discontinue i'll Ia proof Of this. the Cou-
rier says that well known foreigner and tev-
ern keeper iu that city, wEo discontinued hII
paper, regretted that be was compelled TO 40 &c
but that be belonged TO society that required
| i'll If the Know Nothings should adopt such
proscrptive principle as that,one hslfthe Sci
NiCht papers ip the country would starvs Ou
in less than six months
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Oslo sTArR FArR'-The Ohio State Board
Of Agriculture convened in Columbus on th'
fnd inst, and remained 10 session two days.
The committee appointed to confer With Kail.
Road oaiOers, reported written guaranty
from the principal roads cenTeing in COlum-
bus, restoring former facilities to exhibitors
The State Fair Is 10 be held in Columbus on
the 18th, 18th, sOth and sISt days of.september
next. A guaranty was given by the citizens
Of Columbus, that $4,000 would be raised,
and other facilities secured for holding the fair
in that place.
The Board appointed the Awarding Com.
mittseS in the various classes, and arranged
the premium list, thsu adjourned, after ses.
sion of uncommon unanimity Of good feeling.
and in hns spirits for the future prospects Of
their labor
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ROADNOTIOE.

Notice is hereby given that petition win be pre-.
sented to the Commissioners Of Carroll county, Ohlo
at their June session. 1866, praying for an alteration on
the county road leading from Dr. Blacks TO Abraham
Nller's. in Monroe township The alteration to com
mence at be forks Of road the land Of David
Dunlap, in said township, running from thence a"ng
the track that is now used to he centre OF the road
near the barn Of Hiram Rainsberger, ,heuce with a
straight line, or nearly SO, to bank ON the opposite
side Of the run in Abraham Mlers lane and also to
Vacate so much Of the old road as s rendered useless
by the new. AfkHrioNAA'
May 8, 1e55.-4w. 80
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q nRSIRouS

THE SUBSCRIBER BEING DESTROYS
Of closing up his Meveantls BUSINESS, proposes to
sell of AT COST ct snch prices viii secure sales ol
bis ENTIhE STOCK Of Goods, which comprise q general
assortment Of ell snch Staple Articles as aFe usually
kept in this section Of the country He viii sell at pr-
vae sSle until the 2bh inst On that day and the Gay
following, the s6sh he will eel at AucTiOs on credit
Of six months. which same credit viii be given on all
private purchases, amounting TO $5 90 OF upwards,
made prior to the above date Come on. Now is the
time 10 buy cheap goods, expect to sell goods OF
equal quality and lower than can be bought IN the East
ths spring. e. eaA isAAo AthiNSVN'
p Nav 10, I855-3w. sN e7s B Z
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ORDINANCE

Fer the Suppression Of Sauehter Houses IN the snco
porated village of Carrollton, Carroll county Ohio
Section l. Be Il ordained by the Mayor, Recorder
and Trustees Of hs incorporated village II CarrotOn
Carol county and State of Ohio Thss no person SI
persons shall be permitted to keep whin the ncorpora
ied limits Of said village, any Butcher Shop Slaughter
House. other place. fixture, of structure fer the pur
pose Of slaughterug catte, sheep, hogs calves any
other animal therein or thereat., .,
| Sec. .. Thath any person or persons shall violate
any Of he provisions Of the foregoing section Of th
ordinance, shall upon eonvicEon Shereef " fined f,r
The rst offence, FIVE dollars and the eOstof prosecution
dolsts and ths cost Of prosecution M each sue
eseaing OffsRes ~, ~ ..t, =.
Ees.s This ordinance to take effect from and after
i@ publication. Passed May ., 1856.
Attest, Grc WsHEHrSS.aat GEO. BRATTY, &
Bore Recorder, a3fsb ssd 7sn GNayer.
| Nay 10, .las5.-ST, v rs aa1g ge3sua
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~ The Steubenyille Union sAysi since
efforts Of the Carson League have pat stop
to the retailing Of ardent spirits in that city,
those who like 'nipper" occasionally have
taken to buying liquor by the bottle and dem
iohn full. A dealer in the article told US yes
terday, that he bad sold . dozen quart bottles
Of brandy IN single hour, and no doubt that
the sales we're quiet as active elsewhere.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-05-10

hTJohn FOuIks. charged under two indict.
nents with rObbing the mail at MOultrie, Co..
umbiana county, bad hearing before shs Cir
cult Court Of the U. g., two weeks since in Gin
einnati, and was cleared in both cases. The
Jury was out but few minutes and returned
With verdict Of not guilty This will be a
source Of qualification to his numerOus friends
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Know NoIhInglsnl.

We wcald necessarily be forced 10 the con-
clusioa that Know EOthsm is the only issue
bsfOrc the American people the coming fall, Il
We had no lighu to be guided by other than
the Loco press. from the Ohio Statesman to
every county paper that IL is our privilege to
,e,usa. All, all baem with the horrible fee.
lures Of this new party, with which they dis'
.laim tayinc apy knowledge whatever Other
than from hsa.soy and upon hsarsay svi-
dencs alone, they propose to Ostrac'ls' and y
need be hang anG qUNtsr' the friends OF this
new party. For ourselves. We do not pretend
70 knew or aays any per. Onal kpOSIsdgs Of the
principles Of this pew order Or party. and TIERS
iors ws have 50 far, been unwilling to suiog'se
or dispsragO them ia tho ssiinaIion Of our
readers.
wetrpst that no hue and cry raised by the
Loco sprsss,- will iU the least distract the
,hs Great Republican party Of Ohio. Let thr
great issues OF National and State policy, be
kept steadily in view. by The friends OF reform.
II ,bis course hs steadily pursued. instead OF
getting up quarrel With the LOcOfOcOs upon
,he side issuv Of .PrOtestautism, Catholicism
and Natiy sisru, as desired and sought after BY
diem. We shall 40 ain eOps of vistOriOu'ly with
snslber wsjvrIsy OF Nevsniy thousand in favor
Of Freedom, seSinss the Pierce prescribing
Adminsralon, end in Ssvor o. jus1 s's'e
policy. in equAllaxAtio.r wi'b . fair T'pr'ssn-
.a.iou, and opposed 70 the present system Of Of
frefs faking 81, snd permitting Inc osnsso-
lent iaaiilnti0ns Oftbe State. 10 Gecay ana near
" die so., tvr vast Of lhe necsssaiy nsSns 70
ears then on
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NsssRs EDrroRs,

NssSRS EDTTORs;
In th4 last number of your
paper, "A Member Of the Carroll county Ag.
riCulturaI Society appears to be IN bad humOr
or little bored about ths manner in which
the tirst lot Of Patent Office seeds we're disIriO-
utod. am informed, and | will here State for
the benefit Of that member and all the mem
bsrS Of the Society, that their Secretary,
Wash. Butler, has received another lot Ol
seeds land suppose superior lOI) of which
all can obtain portion by calling on him soon.
He informs me that amongst the seeds are q
choice lot Of spring and fall Wheat. Buck
wheat, Turnip and several varieties of Grass
seeds, and various others. ! presume the Sc
crstary will give each, who may call for them,
. portion, but am sure he will not bestoW a
EFkerchisf full to any.
A BRO TIER MEMBER,