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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-15
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LIABILITIES -
The Company owe Bank other Creditors.
Losses ad usted and uue..-e Is t.a g frf
do do due, t.1ss Il
do unadIusted. ea
do in suspense awaiting further procf..... 81 900
do claimed and resisted by the Company. -. $50 90
The greatest amount insured in any 900
The Company have rule in regard amount to be
insured in ary city, village, any one
block these depending upon circumstances.
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JUST RECEIVED! - -.
SCHMITT & STARK have just received at their Paper
- aud Upholstery Store First between Main and
Sycamore alage assortment of the hanomet and richest
we'll the lowest priced alies Of " ALL PAPER.
with Window Bnds Fire Boards cts etc. 70 all Of which
the attention Of the public is asked. aad also to the
prices RcoUs pspsrsd N the zsstT style and work done
prompUv. my4-3m
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WNTE have also hands always. New Flour Of the best
w brands which will be sold very low by -.
Va I E y HERMANN.
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AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE!
WHULESALE AND KETAIL
CORNER OF LOCUST AND WATER STREETS, EVANSVILLE,
HAVING lust re-

HAVING Just re-
turned from headquar-
tiers, where I have se-
lected q large stock
(the finest that II
made) of White Ststu-
airy and Variegated
Marble for Monuments
BEAD Stones. Man
ties, Counters. Furni-
ture etc. all of which
will be sold at the
LOWEST FIGURES FOR
CASH, notwithstanding
my recent heavy losses
by Ere and broken In
suranee Companies. I
shall con tinue. to en-
plOy the best Of artists
for manufacturing
after the latest desig Q
all orders that come to
hand. at prices that
cannot fail to suit pur-
chasers.
Dealers in Marble viii
find it theirinterest to
continue their patron
age. as ! have selected
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TENHE Commissioners of Yanderburgh county at
their Junss term, 1855. divided Pigeon townshp
voting precincts All the Main
Princeton Pigeon townshp will vote the Nep
Engine Second streets and all the v
the rinceton road in said
ship, win vote at the Cours house,
PHILIP KRAMER. 1sr-,s.oo,
WALKER.
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Three Men over the FaIIs.
Two Persons Drowned.
PHILADELPHIA, August /

AS party of four persons, belonging to
Manchunk, were bathing in the surf at At
lantic City, on Sunday morning. they were
carried out beyondstheir depth, and two of
them, lady named Anderson, and Mr..
Boyd who accompanied her, were drowned.
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The name of the Company is .he MERCHANTS, .INsUP-
ANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA. The Oompa-
ny is located in the city of Philadelphia. 80
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TELEGRAPHIC!
LOUISVILLE, Aug. ID.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. "A.
Moreheads majority 6,676. Eight coun.
ties, Beathell, Harlan, Johnson, Litchton
Qwsley, Perry, Pike and Whitley to hear
from gave Pierce 1877 majority.
Three Men over the Fails.
BUFFALO, August 13.
AtNiagara Falls yeste rday, three men got
into skiff at the suspension bridge, broke
an oar and could not then manage the boat.
They were carried down with the whirlpool
the boat upset and broke TO pieces. AN
three were Immediately drowned. Their
names are not We. known.
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THE FCIR HORsE SEP Ar ATOR AND era
Office.

TENHE foundry machine business heretofore
Il in this place under the style of g. d. Egg
eston Co. has been since Apr 10th and will hereafter
be carried under the style of Egeeston G Goode
q. d. EGGLESToN,
NJ. G00DE.
Evansville June a. 1855 80 ie28
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'* JUST RECEIVED
A NEW STOCK of EEJNIMEER MILLINERY

- JUST RECEIVED
A NEW STOCK OF SUMMER MILLINERY =.
NONSISTING of of all descriptions also beauti-
" full embroidered Mantillas Parasos. Embroidsries.
Gloves Mts Caps and Head Dresses the newest syes
which invite the particular attention Of the Ladies
+. X. BARKER.
First Main and Locust opposite Dr. Bray's
residence. Jy3
ICE CHESTS, APPROPRIATIONS, &C.
HUSf lot OF the latest style Ice Chests and Re-
eD frgerators article the market the cheap
Also lot Of No Ice Coolers Prepare yourselves for
hot weather by calling
may is HORNBRoOK &CHUROHlLL'5.
EUST received. H fa W
81 Memories Of the Countess of Blessington,
Prune's Travels in the East, -ss
Life Of Horace G Teeley.
Abbott's Life Of Napoleon at
je2s SAM'L LISTERS Bookstore.
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81
TENHE first snnual session Of this Institution will be
IA ed Monday. the Sd of September. 1855. convent
ent building will be erected during the and
ed 10 accommodate pupils after the session opens It
will be fitted and comfortable STYLE and supplied
with good set of phosoI heal and chemical apparatus
Preparatory Department will be connected with the school,
though in separate into which boys under twelve
years OF age will be admitted. ".
The Principal has made arrangements with good families
20 board pupils from distance.
MONTHS;
Boarding. Lightsand Fuel $50 90
Tuition Senior 20 90
Junior ............... 16 90
Preparatory, Second Glass. 10 90
- First Glass so
Music with use OF 20 90
Painting Drawing 10 90
EIn broi dery -. .........,.,......,. 90
Modern Languages -. 10 90
Payments strictly in advance BY special arrange
Principal: HENRY T. MORTON.
Assistants Hrs. n Y R RaxroS iva
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prepared to do all kinds of City Express busi
IL have just receiveda large heavy capable
carrying 20 lbs springs made expressly for the city
business carrying furniture without
damage; hauling grain from the canal to the river and in
fact all hauling city express busn upon
the notice and reasonable terms Enquire
my23 COOKS Family Grocery.
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- There has not been a boat navigating the
Wabash for the past month although there has
been plenty Of water. .t
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PIANOs! ptANOsi


UST received the undersigned few superior Piano
ep Fortes from the celebrated mandatory Peters
Gregg Co. which for durability tone
perfection of finish unsurpassed by any Eastern
make These splendid instruments tor sale
urrrs prices aud all wishing purchase
quested to call and examine them.
aPl0 4. CONJUNCTION & co
Corner of Main and First
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SUPERIOR WOODEN WARE, DIRECT FROM
THE Celebrated HORA1IAR MANUFAC-
VALUABLE LOT FOR SALE.

A
FE Lot the eorherOf First and Cherry feet
y by 100 sdjoiniDg the vesidence Samuel Lister is of
fered for sale reasonable terms 1t eli
gb building lots IN the city and perfect title given
Also, and lot Chestnut adjoining
ideneeof Joseph Turnock is sale liberal
qulre of, - jeT ~ .sIlFstfs.l j. G. JEW ELL.
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---- The Cumberland river was reported 10
bein fine navigablf stage on Monday last with S
feet water on the shoals. Ha
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$4,000 ,'t
OF TIE MOST FASHIONABLE

- CLOTHING AT A SACRLEICEl
MEY the late have lost clothing sales
I'D Obliged put whole Of Clothing in
the which deprived
continue selling clothing retail, hereafter W
this Friends that shall sell the whole stock
of greatly reduced prices without regard
shall be oil the months:
lit MUST BE SOLDi'
~. VIM LOEW ENTHAL &c CO., -
my22 t ~. Corner of Main First SITS.
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- The Northerper was expected to have the
Fashion inflow Yesterday m9I ming for Louisville,
but it is now expected that her destiny is not de
termincd.
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.REFEREYCES

P. G. 0'RmEY & CO.. Evansville.
DUvALL, ALGo a. Co., Memphis Team
WIN. PARK a. Co.. do.
JAMES BOYD do do
r. B. SYKES. New Orleans
LEWIS SNAPP, . do.
MILES E. FoLKEs. Vicksburg, Miss.
WIN. MCRAE. do do.
LOCKWOOD BROS Cincinnati, Ohio.
KELLOGG IL FooT do do
EDWARDS 81 BUSHNELL, st Louis Mo.
Regular sale days Tuesdays THURSDAYS
10 O'Clock and every evening during
at carly gaslight apo SWEET IL LEONARD.
Auctoneers.
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UGH '1H'5 " "H'VT' = ---Ig 81 . ~ y
= - There is reported feet Of water in the
Mississippi between Cairo and ST. Louis, with
the upper rivers in good stage.
- The Sullana is now due from New Or
leans and may be expected to-day. ete.
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oh dssd3I4S :, AgcTIoN ROOMS.

GENERAL AUCTTo NEERs & REAL EsT ATEBRoKERs
pESPECTFULBY tender their services to the citizens Of
Evansville end for the sale of Real
and PERSONAL Property as Houses and Lots Furniture Dry
foods Hardware Groceries, also particular
sn paid "a all out door sales every description
sbie and satisfactory terms We shall do exclusively
mission Business and not having any goods place
composition with consgnors both the seller
have ar ana Legitimate market We will devote whole
time to the Auction and Oomssion business
and customers assured that Will spare
please them With prudence and
to merit the confidence of all those
our
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FARM FOR SAFE Ar AUCTION.


WWE VIII sell on Friday the eth of September next
Wv 9'eleek T: M: at our Auction Rooms in the I'D
Court Houses farm known as the Richard Browning
Farm near Browning Mill in Scott Enshp. containing
aeres-l5 acres OF which improved good log house
and other buildings, good orchard. etc.
TERMS-made known the day of sale.
augS WoOLSEY 4 NELSON, Aucts.--
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EMPERE BAKEK :, X !
RICH VARIETIEs OF WALLPAPER!

N-tooD superfne Fiour-12 bbls. ~
SU 10 scks do do; received and for sale by .t'
je25 - W. & 5. VICKERy.
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nlsacLnrIoN nr Co.pARTNFRsHIp.

DISSOLUTION OF GO -PARTNERsHIP
MNHE partnership heretofore existing between the
dcrgnod in the Carriage Making bust this day
dissolved by mutual All persons having business
with salt settle the same with Charles A. Satterlee
who is fully authorized settle the same The business
will be carried by said Saterlee where all old
toners recommended to eallor anything in this line
g.. OHAS. " SATrERLEE;
FvansviIls, July s4ta, 1855. - - yz5-sw {.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
MERCHANTS INSURANCE CO,
OF PHILADELPHIA,


On the Both Of june. 1885. e-
HENRY @. GWATHMEY. Agent in Evansville.
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- The new steamer Harrison Bridges will
be here to-day. The Bridges is destined for the
Louisville, Evansville and Green River trade
Our old friend Capt John Robinson formerly
commander of The Logan, takes command Of the
office. ..,.... Oh. ls..ta. .a.asF a lt
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REMOVAL
NEW WAsHENG TON HOTEL.

HAVE removed my office the Warehouse formerly
eupied by Hill & Holiday. of Main Street and
Canal The Canal Collectors office
same place. " 10 JOHN FARRELL. City Collector.
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"a S II C U S TO MER S

A H C U T o Me R S
IAN be supplied at the lowest market prices with Hemook
" and Oak Sole Leather Patent French and American
Calf skins French. Glazed Boot Morocco Sheep Linz
iBgs. Bindings. ETC., etc.
Call Sycamore street. between Water and First EvanS
vile. Ind. mgl J. FLEMING.
SEWING SILK.
. CASES black Sewing Silk this day and for sale by
- 49, JAMES Low d CO..
jel4 4iS Main ST., Louisville. Ky.
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w call the country merchants to our larr
w stock of Clothing and Cloths which Elll sell
proupt purchasers months credit at Eastern
agtl3 SWEET & LEONARD, Aucts.
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TENHE ProPrieer OF this House have removed from he
g old Main street to their Hotel finish
ed opposite the Court House. where they
their Old and all others who
1T tdea upon them in much style than
past patronage respectfully solicit contnu
which shall all endeavors to
it, Our fare will be the best the market affords and
charges moderate.
Good StabI and Wagon Yard kept forcountry custom
eyiO-d&wtf FELKER a. HEDDERECH
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SELECT FEMALE INsTITUTE OF EVANS.

'HNHE Rev O. A. Foster about to undertake personally
M the thorough education his
TO receive young ladies between the ages
teen years with whom and his daughter form class
COURSE OE,STUDY:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
Alphabetical Lessons, Reading, Spelling and Numbers;
photography Writing Elements OF Geography and Arith
mete.
lt'H-' f.t'rr JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.: t...t a
F. Arithmetic, Geography by ~ and impressiy
mode of teaching Grammar Reading Spelling by dicatiOn
mn LIZ Nntrnr - 1880. H. -
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..FHE CRY Is STILL TEEY COME"
ANO'EEaEI ARRIVAL

F Spring Wall Papers. Borders Just received
W at the store of John c. DeVereux Jr on Main street.,
consisting in part Of: # ~
Wall Paper-rorn three dollars per piece.
Bordersfrom three dollars per piece, beau
full patterns of Gold and Velvet.
BedTesters-from to per CENTRE exceed
ingiy rich patterns.
Fire Board Prinfrom twenty per
piece prising OF the beautiful brought
70 this city.
Paper Window Blinds-of all kinds. descriptions and
prices. Together with Wrapping Paper. Lamps etc
The above stock s the mos complete ever brought to Ev
ansville and will be sold low. The assortment Of
- ari GOLD PARLOR PAPER
consists the patterns Cannot
Feeling confident that please the fancy of all
those who will favor with call, and thankful for past
faFors respectfully solicit continuance of the
@a -el aa : W. JOHN @. DEVEREUX. Jr.
my2t Main St. between LIST & I'd.
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EALED Proposals will received at the CITY Clerk
~ hce, until Monday next. August6t the building
aStcne Gutter. with wooden extension the
berry street .--frts.a. ,eFHss.
For plan and Information concerning the enquire
the COmmtteeMessrs. Mentzer. Ste phens and Katz-o
at the City Clerks office. By order of the Council.
augI WELL. IL. WALKER
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sURORIEs.
LOCK TIN Pig Lead. Sheet ana Block Zinc, Sheet and
II Bar Copper and Copper Bottoms, for sale by
Tvs SAMUEL ORR.
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nRDERED that the the S. E. q Of lot No 1873
W Old Plan. the to be filled up with
earth to correspond with the city grade within
ten days after che publication of this order. And in de
fault thereof the Marshal be directed perform
work and the costs and expenses accruing thereby viii
be assessed and collected by the sale of said lot
much thereof be satisfy said lien
costs. By order of the Council.
y25-rt WELL. II wALKER clerk
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-21

immediately previous to the departure ut
the America iumoFs were current tina, a
severe battle had been fought IN the trimea,
IN which the allies had been defeated. II
waa added tina, French general WAS killed
on tho occasion.
IL appears that on the 18th of June, a
force Of French and English, the number
not stated, attacked the kedan and MalakN
off towers, and. after terrific encounter,
were repulsed by the Russians with grea.
slaughter.
The details Of Tho affair had not trans
pred a, the departure of the America and
all intelligence thereof is still fragmcntsry
Private advice however, say that the loss
of the Eaghsh WAS no fewer than four
thousand men, including Gen, Campbell
and seventy sx other officers
During the progress OF the fight tho
Russians attacked and recarturcd VANS
elon tower. which, according To recent &c
counts. had been taken by the allies
Other rumors were prevalent, but were
Of very doubtful authority
A dispatch from Narna, June l7ih, SAYS,
that the Russians had made an unsucce,s
inl attack on ksrs, and reports that they
had re>tsken Anapa
A telegrsphic despatch from London, +
i. NJ on tho Phi, says that the tngiish
ship Asirologue had arrived at "afscllles'
with news from Constantnople to June
18th. Since the l2th tie nuss'ans had at
tackled unsuccessfuily the batteries Of The
b.saeers There had also been 5l'gh'
engagement at Enpa,orla'
Advlces received from Gen, fellissef nj
the French court confirm the accounts 81
the great loss sustained by tho tngilsh
troops.
A. already stated. over seventy brt'sh
oaicers were killed aud wounded, among
tho former were Gen. Sir COIN hampton
and Colonies Yea aud Shadior,h.
Lord Panmure, the British minister OF war
had announced that an unsuccessful h'lompt
vas u.ade to storm SebastoPoi on ue 'olh OIL
June.
Gen. pclli--er teegraphs that the allies be
fore Seha-topol were completing new nA'",'s'
from which they would soon open on TIE = lace
with tcfribl. effect
Cor,sehasor telegraph. to st. ter-hurg,
that when flag Of truce aas sent IA 'o'"h'p'
i, Was fired on by the Russians.
Prince Gor,Schakonc confirms, IN his d'sPa''n d,
., TO st Petersburg, the snccersc. Reported
Ia have been aehieyedhy the a.hesin the sea OF
A,of but SAYS that tn. gram and stores a'H-
,ro,ed were all private property, 7ud n"' W.
tended ius She army
~. also relates some atrocities committed
by the French and furss, at the capture ct
kcrtsch.
The emperor Napoleon lai boon ID 'o"
LII M LII L---,-r-L
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Hon. ". l. Vanoy


THIS distinguished suu oi Alabama, n
out in letter against the h. \. organlla-
ton from which wa make An extract.
The Sih article pledges ;he hnow
\nthinrs 10 exclude. from all political
stations" ia. members OF the Roman
Catholic Church. NJ, religious education
has taught me to believe that the tendenc Y
of that faith is anti republican my pos
.i.ica eduratiou has taught me that no reli.
,,ou, sect wa. ever DESTROYED or even
weakened by prosetlption Peli,;cal per>
.rruiion droye the lIugueuoi, Puritan and
Quaker to this continent, aud laid broad
and deep the foundation stone on which
oar present institutions rest and on which
ha, been erected u glorious temple OF reli>
pious and political equality
" The essential element Of all our lbers
ties is rRrrpou 81 cpNsoIHNcE-- rclis
piops A. well a. political affairs. With our
great ancestors both had been practical
issues The ouly true american test on
any religions issue are--th- Ribl, the
,rhooihouse aud the puipH 70 these,
heretofore, have NeihodisiS, hap''sss. fresN
b,terians and l.pscopaliau- sat tied their
orecds. aud the consequence has been order
and prosperity. This has been the true
aud only american mode OF dealing with
such an l.suc while nothing can lac more
anti american more fnfopea' more ~
acc"'n"nee WIN ''' '"''' IS
craft ahd despotlsm more h'~t'N "hsio'
gons to th" secret ana 'csf'"' Tribunals OF
the lnGn's't'on oi Venice ana SPAN '""',
this proposed " political c"mo'"a''"" Oh
the members OF THIS ne" ofoef TO pro
scribe citizens OF the nl'eu StA''s' VIM
profess the Roman Catholic religion II
will not do to say that Roman a'n""es
will be upheld in their worship OF COD ana
IN the enjoyment oil then 'a''h' ana '''S' al
that Is contemplated ny lH' ''h'' 70 W -
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Roprgr J. WALKrR application for
Injunction. -noh.r, ] Walker. lale Secfe
,ary Of the Treasury. mnde application to
Judro Dmmmoud of the United StnIfs
Circuit CONT. Ia the city Of chicago. HIS
pa on the 9Th instant, inr M injunction
10 te-ir.n William o.. and Matiuu y ug~
d, 1rs. trustees o. 'ho cd chicago
Ia ompany, irou selling the 900 '"''
IN Shehcld's aud Elston'- addition 10 IA
cage, advertised to take place Yesterday Al
go .r,ock. Mr.. Walker, says thr 'hica-
Land Conn, is ono Of the members ol NE
his share hv nunsp, ha- probably forfeited
directed by tAv rules or'b 10 the manner
though ha does not seem iuciRlri"iH"on 3
up, without struggle his ,uirfest 10 "hss
is noW worth : 800 900 or uofe. Judge
Druumoud ordered that the safe he post,
poncd until such time as he could examine
the application and answer.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-21

Va published last week a letter irou
Cen. r. J. Rusk, in opposition to tho h
\. organization. written to the editor oil
,be Henderson Democrat Before that
was published, number of gentlemen.
,ben at thi. place, not knowing iha' Gen.
Ru.k had been addressed previous on the
.nbiect, wrote to him, stating the report,
circulated to his prejudice, and requesting
reply. His answer will DO found
beiow. Il is concise, but sufficiently full
Ia, the occasion. We doubt not, tina, the
reason urged by him aeaius, this score, or.
,sni1s,ion will have their weigh, with all
men Of reflection and that all will unite
in arrestng its progress |. affords us
much pleasure to publish this letter, and to
express the qualification we feel at the sen
liments which it contains.
MARSHALL, JrlN 3, 1858.
Dear Sir 4 rumor is afoa, in this and
other sections Of the State, that YOU are a
member OF the order Of Know \otbngs.
The undersigned are satisfied that in this
YOU have been mlsropresented, and feel
greatly the necessity Of having from YOU
such assurances of the ials,ty OF this charge
"A will Justify us in dcuounc'ng It whenever
,yain repeated III our hearing. We think
the time has arrived when all good and
,rue democrats should take an open and
bolJ position on the merits OF this new
psrt, aud holding as YOU do. the high pc
,it,on Of a Senator OF the United States,
n. citizens Of the State of Texas and mems
bers OF the democratic party, we respects
fully request of you AN expose of your
views on this Ito us) highly important sub
lect. an answer at your earliest convenience
will be duty appreciated by the undersigned.
Your friends aud fellow citizens,
JNo. 7. MILLS,
J. Pi,KNEy HENpERsoS,
X. WArEnHousE,
" K D. WARD,
DRuRv FIELD.
Louis +. WIcrALL,
O. VI. koHrRrs.
+. " BowpoN,
Gro. " tnLroN.
SAMUEL 7. MozrLY,
WM II. BMlsrow,
7 MrRRAu.
T. ". LoucurRy.
Hon Thos Rusk.