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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-05
CLOTHING wHoL EsAhE AADRETAIL.

YQ THEundersgned having purchased of his late part
M Chas W. Mack. his entire interest IN t1e Coth
NJ ing Store of Mack Lobenstine. at very heavy ds-
" determined get rid OF the present stock al
alarge assort
ment and Winter Clothing lie therefore yss his
and the generally II and examine his Goods
and prices lie good stock of Clothing 0entemen
Furnishing Goods. So. &e there is in Evsnsve and
them than they be bought at any other
pace in the city which he will to those calling at his
store unds Pavilion Hotel. -.... ,,,,~-,-,>,,,
ey29-tf I o ANTHONh
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CHANGE OF PROPRIETOi,S $

DRUGS, MEDICINEs, PAININ, UIIS, NU., NC.,
a wHoaEsALE kSD RETAIL
LEIGH & v e r L. N G
THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock OF
l. Drugs and Medicines OF j. NJ. ID. Miller a. CO., and
Drug business the well known
stand of Keller Farnsley No. IA Water street, under
the irn of Leich a. Verling
Charles LEIGH 6rm hopes he Is favorably known
To the public. .having been engaged i'm Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last five years. Peter Verng, OIL the
same r having been clcrking in the present store the
last three fattcrs himself with having the cont
dence OF its old customers. .I. 81 .,.. rf
We intend keeping on hand large and fresh stock of
drugs and medicines and hope by this and by
strict business, and by low prices merit
liberal patronage both from old and new customers.
~ CHARLES LEICH.
feb95-Iy PETER VERLING.
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npnroRn.s FAMII.Y GROCERY

TUlHE wond respectfully inform the etizens O
Eyaasyie aud vicinity that have opened fresh
stock OF Family Groceries and Provisions of every
Seeoad street next James Stees Lumber ard
attention business merit anu
receive share of public patronage. -
They are daily receiving fresh supplies Of Bner Cheese
Eggs Lard and Poultry the country and shall Keep con
sany hand full supply of all staple articles Tor table
Goods at will be delivered at the
residences Of purchasers free OF charge ,,- n,,
sept BEDFOhD ADh'
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CAN IT BE,
NJ IN FfvIi1cu was summoped 70 ar

r,AN.b he possihle that s. EMBICH summoned ap-
pear before onoratle City Council to answer to the
Of selling cheapi Or etving
for Goods when IN resy they are
worth than ninety cents on the deiiart oe t
ease "a il may know l.. his affair
while ne purues of his at the same
good TO the largest her by
sell good Goods his numerous
Gail ladies know you delight in getting good Goods al
~ nricss ey22
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Law PARTNERSHIP.

TAS. G.. JONES and JAS. K. BLYTHE. Attornies at
u Law Evansville Indiana ciatsd themselves
asparners n the ppactce of the law and will continue
TO practice in this and the adjoining consies, and In the
Supreme and District Court They design turning then
attention particularly to land law. la short time they
will be prepared to give i'm few minutes abstract
The title almost any lot in Evansville or its enlarge
ments orn Lainasco toyethe with their professioaa
,isn a. 40 tho tiile. il desired ljy25-dawtfl
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CxaCKERS AT WHOLESALE And

rfyHE undersigned constantly keeps on hand larg
assortment OF fresh Water. Butter and Sugar Crack
rs and also of Soda Pilot and Navy Bread which be
ing manufactured oy the latest improved Machinery
and are not excelled in quality byany other manufacto
nv in the country. large stock always on hand at m
daacia-,f = : j. SINZiCH.
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SHERWOOD HcUSE.

rTNHE subscriber has taken the above house. and has
entirely rehtted and re:urnished it, and is prepared
TO entertain the patrons OF the house IN satisfactory
manner. He has rented the brick Stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke, and has good stock ofhorses and
riages to let.
The stable is large clean and well located and good
c0nslut
will be paid to the horses left with him for keep
ny aud i'm all respects the public sha find the Sher
wood House a good Hotel. tjys-ul J. A. SYERS.
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EVANSVILLE AND NEW HlRMOXY TRI.
AEEcl.H MAI, iINE

HT4EI&lA ON and after Saturday July rst. the n i
&IESHN NtslG dersigned will TR-WEFKLY LINZ OF
Stage Coaches as above
Leaving Evansville Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
ats o'clock A M returning leaves New Harmony
day's Tnursdy s and Satu days at o'clock A. NJ.
The lice will all tme be stocked with good horses
comfortable Coaches and careful drivers
made ith regularity and dispatch Alt orders goods
OF packages &e promptly aud carefully
tended
Locust the Market
leaving their orders the Hotels viii
secure promP attention. NJ Il. ii. DE GARMO.
e29-u
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La FRIDAY. JANUARY s. 1866
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
HIGHLY IMPOnTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
the AFFLICTED EvERYwHERE,
Dis. \. L.. ADAMS, LIVER BALSAM
CONES GREETING.
khR. A. l.. ADAMS NEW THEORY FOR Dis
~ awakening the inquiry in the minds Of all who
read IT, Iow is it that Americans been long and sav
SHY immured in darkness aud the subject
DR. A. l.. ADAMS LIVER BALsAM.
The Disease afflicted of the
States and Territories entire of Liver Complaints
in all Bilious Fever Fever Chronic Lung
Fever Dropsica Affections. Coughs Consumption. Asthma,
Jaundice Bowel Complaints Diarrha. Dysenry. Rheuma
tism Piles Scronula Salt heum Dyspepsia General Ueb
iy Nervousness. Costiveness. Indgeston Female Com
plants. &c.
Dr. A. L. Adams Liver BAlssm now sustans the hest
remedy before the public aud has
the skeptica beyond shadow doubt hat The
ONLY Reliable MEDICINE EVER DISCOVERED.
lbeng purely vegetable for the the above
votares. aud pronounce Liver Balssm TO he the
ONLY RELIABLE HARBENGER OF HEALTH TO THE
- AFFLICTED EyERYwHERE.
Testimonials from traei it has made swollen
And submitting this the Liver Balsqm Is
those suffering under the IR0SN GRASP sf the MONSTER
DISEASE and ut procure one botts OF DIR A L. Adams
Liver Bais,m.
Circular which be otancd throughout the
United States giving clear ep:tone aud Of
disease; aiso
paralsed dancy the diseases to which all
a e. scorr General Agent. No 81 Randolph st Chicago
Ill., whom all orders be addressed receive prompt
attention.
Sold by HALLocK & sTODDARD. Evansville. =
Agents in the Ccuntr be supplied by them at Propre
G.. JAMES. VT. Vernon; JAMES SAMPSON. New Har-
mony; Q. JAQUES co. Poseyvils; HALLOCk X
PARNENTER. Princeton. Ind. -. = -'-- e1-lyw
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NATCHEz sTREET ElKt. NLN onIrAns

--NEN NRLIANs. II1T .. 1854.
ouronice AMI warehouse. Nos 81 ana 3. Nat.i.z -
with their ontents. eActp The books d papers con-
tanned in our Safe nres estr..,6 6si A., FIRE on
the morning Of the 10Th M-rsh AuIo n The. ! r. "a
been Tor several bouts ~ an eNtrrnrlk before
We could reeorerit berg first discovered n.s
in red hea on beug cooled wiiis wat =. " r.uoxec
our books and palers 10 ihs 81 .venis thoussnd
dollars. without III, sgiissl. sc trifiurN fo.ns
Being fully convircst. this The entire sec,si
t. oft o-e Sales We have lrocur,s ahotIef same
description from. re lici = p rrsof
Sale sold by Mr Isaac Bridge Nc g aagszi street
anu them To all mho desire peTfe. &c curfy
for valuable papers IN Of Gre -
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!. =. CRISP.
CITY RECORDER AND JUST

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Toster's' Batiding. Up Stairs.
F.CRlSP. having removed mis- Office to Foster:
,J building, will be hand at all times, TO take ae
acknowledgements of Deeds Mortgages &C., and attend
to all business required of him Justice Of the Peace
fcbg-tf .- ...
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FROM CINCINNATI TO
NEW YORK in 80 Hours;
BOSTON in 3it, Hours
BUFFALO in I6b Hours:
DCNKIRh in Is Hoars:
.-lt CLENELA> u in AZ Hours;
BY THE
Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland Route,

II ~ ID.
D'sfisf ofHSAtip 7 - J a;,;;' ,$i,S Z; Hours.
Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland RCute
VIA
|,x,n~E ~ oNtT RoUrE ahrHoRlzEn 'T 70 RfcErp1 n
sn vie aRs R,lss.s Sss a
Saasio Sssars Falls York Boston Montreal .:ssr
Fassens rs by hi. route breakfast C cinn IT, and dine
'A' AeA' 'A' 's'' ..THf EE d My TRAINS 1
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
First Train Railroad Lightning E'Pres ats o'clock.
M direct , sSd sJiSs %Sr s5Sad s0nnsescn % e Crest
Cleveland Dunkirk New ik aud .sston; Buhalo
Lsi.y miles i lake travel than By any tr route
9uEEM OF THE EwEs......-..........ca Can't Mcbride;
EAEE A. SHkAiP s.2 ANY oTiisk M MEetiE :,
%ssas ss1,sa e
York Baston &e rom to Montreal ouesec Sc
Ths train also makes c'nnecton at crslne Pttturgh
Boston Niasars Fails s G.. &c.
s
Pittsburgh Baltm Philadelph,a and New York Cieve
F sana New YORK &s &c.
The The G1 roa sSdti 5 s S
THa LITTLE MIAMI q Is siNUiSsxI TH sST EASTERN DEPOT
Be and Tickets via SOSEsrs ss
aS @ e. Dankrk to New ork aud re- checked at
Dep this and Lake Shore Railroad Ceve
are the same.
/ FOR THROUGH TICKETS, 81
Aud for all ormaton Please apply at the old established
General Railroad Office. in three yellow building
South, Of and Front directly
poe House Railroad Hese and Mail a Land
or the Eastern Little Miami Rsrsl rslfssST ssi
p W. SrRApFR Ticket AVID General Agent.
THE OMNIBUS LINE!
Will call for passengers part the city Nv leavn
drecous the above Office Of Broadway
aud Front. directly river bank
ey27 J. H. HOW ELL. Conductor.
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LOOK no THE FtsET.

SOM THINGS CAN iiE DONE As WELL AS OTHERS
-. HART havisg returned from the Eastern cities
would inform his the cssi.ses
orally that he has his Shoe Store Main
y opposite the Branch Rank largest nnest aud be
selected stocks Fashionable BOOTS and
Gents Boots
all kads Caters ali the styles Youths and Child
Inis s'Shoes in abundance
He has also ine soe. of No. Rsd Sole Leather AID Fay
lor's No. Oak of Cincinnati .r.
ALSO-s3 Sue French caif-stins different
fresh from the Custom House in new York
AIS Moroeeos Lining. Bindings Thread. Cults Pereha
Web Laces Enaelled SPltts in eer kind vi
Material necessary be used sctnrng Boots snd
Shoes all which will be sold cheap the cheapest and
warranted good. .sn 81
lie also large force good and workmen
employed in manufacturing which eoanie him 20 eomete
either for neatness cheapnes durability with any house
r west of the Rocky Mountains. Call and see.
my3l-,f H. J. HART.
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STEAMBOATS, 4 RAILROADS

TERRE HACTE AND EVANSVILLE U. 8. MAIL
AND IN Pm rs fACK E1S.
III 1kl-WEEkL "A a this Line will.
leave rerre taute Evansville every
<a<-@ Mondy W ecnesoa ay aud Friday at o'clock
PM These Boats large. ccmuodods veil furnished
Connecting rere aute with Rs rs aud Northern Pack
ct. snd at Evansville with the dan Lin
the Ohio river. , 22-rf
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I,HoIoE family Butter to be hadat
~ ksll .... O"on
YENIlrJ, liOMETERS Spy Glasses and Pocket Ev
III Glasses. for sale by eyn A. q. PCSHEE.
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NUMBEK 2l3
ooL01AlNu &C.,

EN fU9NIssaaSS- Co. DS. Ei4Ts.
-x4- .ae..s r>. csc., DC.
w, IL . l. ESALE AND RETAIL
Ma ST., s,e.srit oEpOs a. Uslk
NE Undersigned bas just opeIed Clothing
Il rurishtng Esiahlisineni. OF Iosite tIs IaIk. Cd
door below Alley lie has large ek OF Eei,- ade
Ch thn2, Furnishing GOods. 6e.. which he offers 70
sale at The very lowest ro.s. kHt wiz The densIus
oi tn snaket thoroughly, in this line of lusiie feis
prepared to gratii! them. Iii. goods baNe bteHIuis
ehaseo al the esi rates. and vii te sod tlC cry
io@ prices. Those wnf Inc loil n
uol or Gentienehs Fur ishif Goods pcIetriiy Nouio
nno u 10 their adsanag, 10 eall t this blii
lore purchasing elsewhere Ia This i,.fcrr.
Overcoais. tioks, Dress Frock and Stt oats Shirts
ftats and Caps. &c, &c which nov olcnorinsIef
hon Those warning bargains had letter ca II al ttfs
house as good articles ill lie sold, rF1r l5itl
have also large ass ortpent Of NA1tIls AM
sENkLtf. al 'fwhieb viii be warranted. 10 vlichI
call the attention of the public. i,t ~ 500
sep7'y L.KAHN.
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FIR E.! FIRE!! FJREyyf
MORE TRIUMPHs OF
RlCIk'SS La vs. IL EK SaFESv

1T ? The FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES HAVE Just nrr.
received by the mails. he! form additional testimony
OF the superiority of kIoH's SALAMANCA
It- FIRE IN CHAhLESICA
tf.a SHARi EsToN, April 20 1854
Dear SIR Finding IL impossible ove our s.f, flt-
ring ihe late fire. which destroyed store in Payne
street, and having taken out our books we rnt ~
several papers 10 test it, We are gls to acknowl, doe
That " aiiy sustained the high reputation OF your aes
he Preservation OF these T. per more Ihin week
pected when We Witnessed the Intense heat il was sub
jeeted to. Yours, Nc
COURTNEY, TENANT d. Ce
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- HALL, DOnDs d CO.'S
FIR T. PEi OOE S.A ES!
THOMAS C0NYNGToN. =

"IfOLEShLE IND KETAIIl BOOKSELLER AND
STAT1ONER. -
yN7OULDrespe tfull, inform his friends and The nnh :
w lie generally that having purchased Mrfsrs
kathoone d Nhee" T. their entire stoek OF F.ots A.
lately occupied ., them in Mol Fosters Block corre
OF Vain and First Streets.
The additions thus made to his stoct .,,,,o \. a..
oner his customers larger ard bette, ,sso,,e,t
a sas ever before been brought this market: cen.
TstS I'D Part or miscellaneous School Medical and
aneoioglcai books. Writing. Printing u rs.lleand
Fancy Paper, a Foreign d Fancy Statiorer, oTall
h.pus All (which will be sold " Nholes.le.pd Retail
ai' incnnat prices fact which h, WOULD c:llfts
aeh'lon OF country merchants. dealers fenehef< and
ohers being confident he il to their in.res
To purchase of him. .prs5.,f
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{ BU 9INESS CARDS.
LEWIS g. HOWARD,
HIHORW AIDING AND COMMISSION MER-

the Canal Personal aud prom attention al
Consig gn Rts either tor sale sh pment. tt
Evansville. June IL, lSji.-ly as Il,
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LOulSvsLLE pspER msLI.

j. q I. v. DUPUNT. !
SUCCESSSORS to ISAAC CToNE Mannfaetrersof New,
- Priut-g Parer and wholesale dealers in All
ksds Cards Printers INK &c and also Agents Tor he
mauufaetnrs of Gunrowder.
No ~. Main Street Louisville. Ky.
n B. The highest market price in cash raid for Kegs
Hemp aud cotton wastes. sep<s-e"
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PRICE, WALSH q co.
cHARTREs sT. fIrE. NEW orrfaNs d


NV 1 ..Sssks. April Ie. Is55
We hav eahpn drss 60 q isl,.
eelen orrorn,li or Tie sih February last. Of 81. :
years since cf Mr.. Isaac B.idge. cpr 49, several
Chartres street. with entire 10 81
&c. turned on the morning that oay SUI IL Gin
our safe to intense heat during
IL saved all its contents rising bank nofes ana
checks upwards Of nine hundred bills receiv
able for several thousand dollars in our
books Tor 70 g. thousard dosrs. said cost only
one hundred and ten dollars. risk noihif In tro
nouncng ii the cheapest article we ever purchased
e tF-f sf ALERRT & TRICO.
Aiarge assortment Of WILDER's PATENT SArawANprR
SAFES, with Richs improvement. for saic by l 8fi
STEABNs & MARVIN.
Successors to Rich q Col .AIH' = g.
Is6 WATER STREET. y. Y.
The only Makers Of Sab mander Safes bring VIII.
der's and Rich's Patents. and Sole Proprietors of
Jones' Worlds Fair Lock- which has neither kev nor
KEY hole. ALIIS d EoWkS
my9-tf Agents at Evansville.
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COURTNEY, TENANT q &C.
FIRE IN dams VILE. NY

FIRE IN Dams VILE n Y
:, DsSsvILLE- April 10. 1854.
Messrs. STEARNs d MARVIN GeDilenen: Your safe
went through the fire. IL confined an our Loots ard
papers which in ood he :; g. from
appearance. must have been red hot We trnsted onr
all in it. Very respectfully. yours.
BROWN q GRANT
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A. KUMTZ,

NAV HOI.ES NIk NND NE I MI OONT EN IV4vfSh
W oi kinds CaadIes. Cakes Cor
das Preserves Jellies &c &c First street. between Main
and Locust streets. Esansville. Ind. ~ - ~
eH-Orders from families private parties for srtcles In
ot at the notice.
az ICE CREAM SALOON htted up the best style.
Je1I-tf H.It
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LAND FOR SALE.
uN0RTY acres located in Rnox county eight miller IRON
the E. G. r. r. and " miles from Vineennes Ierm
enable Apply to ect3-tf r. P-PRTCE.
l. = priee this day rec DIV JAMES Low 4 CO.,
octf IL AS Main street Louisvi1Ie. KY.
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sJyyGIEs-75oo Poplar Shingles in and
S,s O' 'A'e '"s-P " PRESTON BROS
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WAR WITH RUSSIA

WAR WITH RUSSIA.
ITO BL(NsNiTHs, WH,TEsNEgTHs AMI
u EVERYBODY ELSEl-RUN HERE!-H wing estab
shed permanent Coal Yard between Locust
aud are prepared sell in guam the best
PITrsBUR RGH COAL low prices he bought be-
10 the Fails All left the Hornhrook
Churchill win be thankfully received
to by my3-iyd&w A. j. HUTCHES0N CO.
GAME WANTED!
- THE highest market price will always he rsiS
44x5A for Game the Exchange Restaurzt Bring il a
SeSA possible
Il augitf PETER BNRK.
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FALL GOODS.

AIO II WARREN. STREET. NEW YORK. ARE No
receiving nd have constantly hand large and d.
rable assortment of Whit Goods Linens Laees Emhroid
res Hosiery Gloves and Fancy Goods selected with care
invited. e< -ui" "o"
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COpARTyERsHIP,

shave this day assoe,ata with me Forwarding and
Commission business Robert Howard The tu siness
will lie he under the 10 and rm
Lewis A Howard el6-tf EDWARD LEVI Is.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ToHS C. DEVEREUx, ia, Wholesale ana pa'''I nelIl'
Il J..aler in Wall Paper Fire Screens, window onu''
.,s,ers Wrappiny and Roofng Paper Lamps, Pnosgene
60 ete ec Main street, between First ana Secoh'
streets
V,RuEyr & yIELE, Wholesale Grocers and dealers @ IN
II Lliuo., " lmh27-1yl
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THE WALDO TESTIMONIAL.

The attention of the reader is invited to the highly in
eresng proceedings attending the presentation of SER
vice OF plate Hon. Loren p Waldo upon bis recent re-
trement from the Pension Bureau. The testimonial in
this instance is formal expression OF official
gard suggested and sanctioned by precedent but is
sincere and heartfelt tribute of high respect and affection
regard officer whose public career has been nde
IDLY marked BY capacity fidelity energy and success
and who has conducted himself in his official and pri-
vae relations as to inspire feeling warmer and
stronger than confidence and esteem in those With whom
he has been so long and agrceahly associated.
To find fitting 10 the late Commissioners of
Pensions has indeed proved both difficult and delicate
task. The Commissioner, Judge Minot who entered
upon the duties of his Office yesterday, WILL we feel as
sured not only fully meet public expectations, but
will fully meet public requirements Judge Mnot brings
with him TO the discharge of his new arduous, and
responsible duties fairy-earned reputation for un-
spotted integrity large legal experience strict BUSH
habits and aptitude for labor which requires pa
tent investigation and enlightened research Under the
management of Judge Waldo the Pension Office has en-
joyed wide reputation for the efficiency of its oganiza
ton and for the prompttude fidelity and accuracy with
which the varied and pcrpexng business of really over
worked bureau has been and disposed Of Those who
are acquainted with Judge Mnot need not be told that
this reputation will not be damaged long he remains
az the head of the Pension Office.
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by established CUSTOM deny the necessary ine
dents Of domestic institution the existence Of which
Pennsy nine years subsequent to her abolition had
acknowledged in becoming part and parcel Of the
sttution of the United States.
Its contenaed however that a slave brought solun
tarly into Pennsylvania becomes pso aco free and this
put upon the law by virtue Of the act Of 80
March s4 generally understood as the act repeating the
proviso and exceptions Of the act of 1880 II is as fol-
lows F##
So much Of the Of the general assembly, entitled An
the abolition Of slavery passed LIST March, so as
authorizes the OF slaves to bring and RE-
such slaves within this Commonwealth for the period OF
six involuntary serytude for any period Of time
whatsoever and much OF said act prevents person
giving testimony against person whatsoever be-
and the same is hereby, repealed
This act applies only that exception in the act Of 1880
which allows the bringing and retaining which not
Mr. Wheelers case II ia abshd argue that the passing
through is the retaining there fora short time and that the
retention for any whatsoever unlawful and therefore
the slave free Such might have been Legitimate con-
struction certain that the act of 1850 in one
clause excerpts the passing through and in another excerpts
the retaining and the of ls47 only repeating that clause
which relates the retaining unbiased by preju-
persons clearly in state of transtu Had the esisa
intended any such construction, they could easily
have said as much But having the act of 1880 before
them and only repeating clauses of the provgo the
most legitimate constructions they intended those eiauses
not mentioned in in the of Is47 should've
in full force and Of the clauses Of the act of 1850 gives
TO all persons the right Of passing through the State with
his slaves
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WHAT THE ISSUES WERE IN OREGON.

Oregonwill ask says the Boston Post) admission
into the Union State and to show the stuff her men
are made Of they have just evnced their fidelity 10 the
laws the constitution and the Union to the genuine prin
cipes of civil aud religious liberty by beating W ausiy
the combined forces of aboltonism and know-nothng
ism. This peslental faction finds no resng-pace in
Oregon Gen Lane is delegate to Congress by over
two thousand majority Here is an example worthy the
imitation of the older States The Portland Times, in re-
viewing the contest says of the nominating convention:
Every issue made-every ism had its supporters
Hazardous seemed the nominating convention openly
denounced and boldly challenged the nohipgs tthen
full tide of prosperity. They commended the admins
traton PIERCE they sustained Senator Douglas and
the principle Of seGsoveregnty they opposed the abol
tionsts suicidal policy of the restoration Of the
Missouri Compromise; they opposed political religion