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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-19
GAM T. OLE Ali. KINDS.
JoOV ONT SHARpI,Yf


<15S y DR.. EVANS. OF Evans Restaurant. vince-nes.
s.ZxEsx a has made arrangements 60 NIL all orers FOR
ut hir Nv individuals or families at
Evansville He will dispatch Game Of description
Railroad and oud thank his old friends Tor
the citizens Of vincepnes tha' he is
Game In the b-st style and the shortest
notice th all the supply families with Game
2t-h
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- NOTICE.

NBESSRS. LEWIS * HOWARD having pnrchssed our
yn Wharf wish than she liberal
hitherto ask for contna
auee OF the same 10 wards them. r .fr-l ~ -
We'eg TO further TO friends out OF town ana TO all
that continue forwarding business
heretofore Wv have ample Whsrfboa facilities
the River aud Gan al other
msnt
We continue make liberal advances all
signed for sale shipment ondents and
also PROMPTLY fill all for the purchase Of
goods the produce the having ample facilities
10 nch business for dents
Once. rs formerly. under the telegram Office 49,, ~
se22-tf - JOHN 8. MITCHELL & SON.
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NEW FALL IND WHITES GOODS.
..ls,-, COLRLRN a HERSHHERGER

FOst-r'- BLOCK. First Mafn-
GUAyE opened the largest aud r. test
saple and Fancy Dry Goods offered in this city,
which be found rich Pld silks. super plan
ack do French Mernos style French flaids Frsneh
Cashmeres all wool DesEes plain end figured 10 priced
DO very handoue Apaceas and Bon haznes French Eng
lish and American Psid Ladies' and Gents kid
Gloves b-st quality; large Ladies' Gents. aud
Chdreas Gloves aid Hosiery of all descriptions. Ray
Shawls Of all sizes aud auslie large lot OF style Bm
hroideres Collars chemizetts undsreeve. embrv dered
plain L. c. linens Flannel of
qualities AVID color Ladies Msrino Silk UnS~r.hirr
Cent? Merno Lambs wool and SILK C,dershr and Draw
and large variety OF notions too mention
which will happy SHOW and low pvess will sell
hey e 20 20 Call IN dexa
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SCNDRlES
- 2.oool assd Wires Tbs Bloch Tin. -..r
500 Lbs Copper Bottoms. cask Zine, 2.
Leak Aavils. rsc'd par Lexington and Tor sslehy
novs SAMUEL ORR.
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~ CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF :

CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF -
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN >r.. BET. 1ST AND I'D.
- 20. Sehaefer Il schroeder's old sta d.
RES tECFfUiLY inform the citizens of evansville
Il and rro1nd g country, that ihavetas en- the above
stand def rmned TO continue the same business, ana
will constantly keep hand the choicest ana igrs,
and Tobacco Of the hes brands that Eastern markets a
tord also Snu and Smoking Tobacco ~ all kinds Ner
China and Wooden Pipes vf all sizes and quat
tiles, at the lowest cash prices, Wholesale aud Retail
Ny lengthy experience in the business, eonvinces me
thai give general satisfaction and respec Ally
solicit share of public patronage. fl4-r--s tapiu
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.TTENTiONF aRmERs!

VHTOUt, CAHDlNC.-The undersigned asks the nssen-
w OF farmerst hissaperor facilities Caro-,
ing THIS establishment has machins running oar ana
Nightly enabling IL 90 work faster ana
any in this region while the
work Is excellent bring in wool Tor himself OF
ordinary smount and only hav to wait
be carded Ny prices reasonable The
highest marhet wool qualify
experienced Carder to work machines
and promise satisfaction les wtf j. NJ. BIRTH.
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1OYs AND NOTlONs.

UTsT received and .orr daily looked tor nenans mos
81 lstle Ornamental article surh Toy
Baskets Boxes Tea Sets Dolls Rats Whites Trumrets
Iarps Aecardesns Games Don;noes Chessmep Perfamerv
Needles Pins Toothp Pencils Gold Pens combs Brush
Toilet SOAP and Powder Euersons Rszor Straps Travel
C6mpasses Thernomeers. Pocket Kaives wallets and
Purses Sewing Birds Wax Reads Jewelry Fire Works &c
and tor sale BY nov3o A. @. PUSHEE.
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GRIST MILL.

NE Fulton Mill Is in good for grinding Wheat
u Rye Backwheat and Corn with dsPat nd equal to
M "a .hs e ,.s ana i"ay 81 ul a. ene
lively and good Good wheat ground for aour
sold. will he warranted The Mill will regularly
Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays and other days when three
loads OF Grain together and try ~. ~
Meal for aie the Mil all times
Hirh-ss markst price Paiu for " heat. -.
nov23-tf j. III. BIRTH.
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XXHY Isl often hear Ladies remark they anss
w invariably set Goods 1t Embiehs
sh other paee The facs H. he aysys
rood Of goods hand and what st Rore
portant sells them At low and uniform RATS Tns NJ
Editorial puf hut plain matter Of fact .etwish
it, hut call his ssoss
prices thereby have the
satisfaction His is in the buifdBssa
Main three doors below Second. srg3z
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ne., 20 IL ~ q. q PR ESTON 4 co. or
MANUFACTURERS OF Tobacco. Second st. between
INl Main and W teri door below Buchanan Co.. has
hand $50 boxes Chos Kentucky and Missouri Tobacco
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EAPANNED TIN WARE.-Trunks. Deed boxes, Cash
81 boxes specie boxes knife hosea. moasses
cups canters dust pepper hoxes Tumbiss
wash b5w match safes canccks grater lanterns watt
ers and toys Of every voriety.
la.1.
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EHisH.-2atkIs msckerel; 20 hf-his Marker,l; m 81
2nkit do 2soo ihs CD Fish
I5obcxes Herring. Just reed ,rd for SCI. v.
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u.Rpyv ARE AND CITL.ERY.

fDirect Importation frsm tShsf1-id England-)
uHAyE Just opened invoice Of sheffield Goods direct
rom the hands 10 which invite the at
tenon of Merchants and Others who wish 10 purchase Tor
The invoice consists
of the following viz:
Table Knives in Variety. % Hand and PANEL Saws;
| Poekst do 40. lt Ripping do;
Shears aud Scissors; Tenon and Compass do;
/ RazorG aa. Or wing Knives;
Files every descriptions: Cises socket and Firmer
All sold the lowest market raes. here or
| else where. the New Hard store Of
| - CHAS. s. WELLS.
deei2 2ioors below the Branch Bank.
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IL cask hne Pale Brandy: sA casks ro-t Wine;
d, Holland Gin; I cask Ma leria Wine;
dc Old Sherry; reed and fvr sale by =, .
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VA are prepared in Fire Proof wa-eho@'e
w any quantity Grain. Produce or Merchandise on
No liberal tsrus. $3.50 49, -,
Hsvng large aud airy rooms up stairs Isrticuiar ears WI
an All Of goods liable damage from damp OF
fust. =. .-.,,h
or longer when desired ~. - o.
Warshouss Locust street snd aI1 n.
Canal aud most convenient for Shipping ny kye5 o.
read. Applyto rovl 1EV Tvs ~ o -
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lsrf ING MERCHANT. itIH -A' - =
once the once Evansville.
NRATtFT for the patronage he has received. selies
~ continuance Of the enn aar'
All OF Produce for sale here
will have his personal att nou. j. rtIh sid nrI --
Liberal advances made on consignuepts.
Sc Orders for the purchase Of Groceries Produce
promptly attendedto. novz- w3n
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HOUSE FURNISH isH!lS,;: GOODS:

" AN1T 4
stock of .ious furnishing osoas con
s,S Hi srpets ~ various patterns aud quas Floor Oil
iasb. ron 20 ~ vide Satin De LANES Worsed az d
s.on D.maks and Bro Heliands TOR Gu tatns
Nadia sad Lee "a as CIrtan rms zna pa.
rovsnr Piano and Table Cloths aud Bed Blankets OF all
20 end qualities. ---s ---f ...r
We also n,nuacurs every size descrip
u n which will ~arrsnt eoot - can be unf Also
Bsd 90 Of all SKIES AL OF which viii sell ss Low as
shs quality found this side Of the AiefhenS
NsnarAins Foster Block near Mai. oc'Zn
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$3.50 NOTIONS, TOYS AND FANCY GeODs.
q o, iPUSHGE HA, NOW BEEN EIGHT YEARS IN
Evansville constantly adding all the little useful and
this branch of trade
with arrangement with Eastern merchants can am
will sell FOR cash the loves. market prices Customers and
friends y invited call and examine the great
variety. Store under Odd Feows' Hall. First street.
e2-lyd&w
CREENvILLE roBACCo.-lo boxes best quality jus
j reed for sale by
oct20 s. E. lLBERT * CO.. Syc. near w ater-
BUTTONS LOO RIO Lstne Overcast Buttous; N
ID l3n gro Youths Metal do; 1rl 1r ID
rNieD tVa 80 ITO gro Twist Cost do:
800 Smok Pearl vest do: D llE El5
Received this day nd 70 SALE JAS. Low 4 co..
octI0nO dlfffH OF 4ls Main street Louisville. Ky.
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OLDW AsHINGTON HOUSE. ;ss,,rts
lNOR SALE OR RENT.-This House. occurisa "
H Woolsey Nelson AuctiOneers will be sold bsrsaia
or sold soon. will be 70 For further Particulars
jani2-tf B. NURRIE. Owner.
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GOLD " ANTED..we viii pay Per cent prenns
~ tor two Thousand dollars American Gold.
n'v1 MORGAN. KEEN PRESTON
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SCGARs.-2s bills Beicher's Crushed. Palverssd an
dec2s wv anu W. PRESTON BROS,
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John 8. MITCHELL Il SOM
RODUCE, FORWARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCK ANTS,

kk@N q - - - 3; -.
PEyNsYI.VANIA RAlLROt D AGENCY.
THE undersigned having been APP
, Me y pointed Agent for the above ComPa- sR3& ~
lE1E4f@ nv IN tnis will he prepared on 4Sy<5'
the opening % the Evansville and :. ,-
Terrs Haute and the opening
~ River resept for the delivery Of ooas OF
produce descrlfsu Oh firm this city 70 oil
Cities River from here to Pitts
surx East the Pennsyvanis Road to their
Asssia stion.a -.r.A .ffi
sairs Telegraph Once Warehouse
.s,is-,f - r. JOHN g. MITCHELL. Agent
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4 HEEsE.-Just reed per Umpire Is bxs Orange
\ i Farm Cream Cheese, aad for sale BY
sep2I "a" ID, HElMAN.
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KELLER. FARNsLET Z c1.
LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE. i' .HoDn
E.NIyE Of Land the Bo.nvl road bregs ssA
II equally divided by the Canal This desrsbe properly
situated rapidly improving Of the
sale easy terms. For further particulars .Tply
eye-n IA - - to- j. p. ELLIOTT
j. HYDE'S MARBLE YARD, rrdi ~
eoKSFR sEcOSb AND VINE sTRfFT EVANSVILLE. Irp.
HE undergrad would respectfully snnool 70 iAs eid-
zens OF Evansville and the public generally. that he kas
purchased the stock Of No. MashIs Mr.
Humphrey and is fully prepared FL all orers for xssu
Tomhs obelisks Head Stones the best
and tie finest material These ~sfjpg erect
suitable documents their deceased Friends would Dc WE'LL
to give him aesil. All orderprOnptly ATTENDED to-
oct24-tf ft.-f FCl .Eiai J. HYDE.
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XHTOODoc cords Ash and Maple Wood for sale either
janIs - " '''1 yW 4 s. vIckERY.
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NEW YOsK COMMISSIONS HOUSE.
,sesff THOMAS ~. MAGHEE, Ia

MERCHANT,
vi 81 24Souts William street, New York. III ~ 3
DEING long established with extensive connection
ID in the above business respectfully socits consign
ments ofa kinds OF Western Produce, which will receive
immediate and personal attention the lowest possible
scale Of charges Particular care viii be- bestow ed
CONSTITUENTS of Tobqeco, and liberal cash advances
made on ali Shipments when requredb by ID ~ ~
j. III. MAGHEE q Coz
feb20.tf saf e. sss-str ~ itS ansviile. Ind.
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uIles in The back ground. Standing Ike TIVE q.
mt sontinals: guarding the enchanted region- be-
tenl. Far around 10 the South Won soc uaHn-
tain ufar mnuntnins. running parallel with sHeh
other forming the successive rings Of vast cir.
Gle Of which the Bald Knob seems TO be the one
grand eenter--commencing Mt your feet. each
mounting above the other. still onward and up
wnrd. till tn Inst aud highest loses itself in the
fIi4fanrc npd miugles with the clouds, forming
IA the whole. one boundess and magnificent nat
ural amphifhoatre You turn farther west and
for miles YOU can see the dark. deep blue waters
af New River winding lis srrpentne course
westward, through deep Corgas and round lofty
precpces 4 YOU wander how such n vast body Of
water can find is way through such wild and
mountainous country. Ion gaze till your sight
crows dizzy with the yHstness and mnguihcfuce
# the SCENE, and YOU Will turn for relief Ia eA-
amino the objects beneath yon. And There, far
uoWn in the distance below. There spreads out
panorama of such enchanting low illness md Va
fia.y that the emotions it nrou~rs, though not 80
grind are not the less pleasing and delightful
len thousand little farms beautiful in the yarie-
~ Of growing and lipeuing crops. fIocks Of
feccy sheep and herd. If lowing cattle that look
Ike mere spccks III the distance, feeding upon
the rich nnfivc grass thar clothes the grnzier's
fields with green X luXurian Yerdure At inter.
Ynl long spurial columns of white smoke rise from
tho chimney tops of Thousand farm houses aud
float quietly and peacefully away on the wings
OF the breeze to lis hauso in the clouds. Ocea
sionnIly the splendid mansion Of the rich man
raises its beautiful structure from The midst Of
the green fields that surround il, showing that
art has been pcncillinc at TN. beautiful picture
At one glancr, yon can ~ee IL less than four vii
lagos with tho tail spires # their churches gis
tening in tho smiling suuhrans, telling IN mute,
but eloquent language that the God Of Mature
the God. whose plastic hand long before man *.
listed. spread out this splendid aud enchanting
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SALE or YEAI rs

T. TAT BY Vi tue oil Deea of Tru, eve M, 4
t" NE b. Jno.J. Turns IN tue l3tb day Of Ort,b r
1872, and of reco"d in the Clclk Office Ut TIM Con-,
Cnnu Of Amherst, shall proc'e sell. fol, hill,
bidder upon the pr"uise. Saturday. the 2sa I,,, r
Ju,y 1853, ABOUT 40 CT 50 desirable Buildinp
Lots, together With the Mlnsoa House al ia
acres of gnrlea ground attached ttcrct1 Al.n n,,.
Other Dwelling House Win atte of gJoual attached
therrt; the ia ne bong portion o tAr Land aouya,
in -ai Deed 8f fu.t as trustee.
Term, or 5 ait Oar third cash, nul the banrra H.
twa equal usrBIHruts Il , and months, tn purch,s,
giving negotiable NOTES. aatisatorl, cu ursed for t
aeG.rrei payments, and The tide withael until rla
Nhae of the i.irm-e mnaey is phil. Ban should ba,
le<ie TO fe',t then sh.es lis Gust M the
rate nt IL per eut per aBHun: i! r allowed upon the
credit payments for money.
1hr nboye aened property lies ia the county OF Am.
hersf Jane River, abpLt milo from the cty IL
IynchhurI. DANIEL \. WILSON
" 10 dt2Stiit Trustee
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Price of Wheai

II the universal press of this country aud of
Europe can avail anything, the price of bread
stuffs will rule at very low figure. But omni-
potent the combined paperdom of the world
might be il achieving certain results, it is be
yond its power to override the impregnabe and
imperious laws which exercise dominion over
empty stomachs. Empty pockets alone could
exert any influence in the case supposed, but
they cannot come into play, while the two great
est and richest nations ofthe earth. with unlm-
ted resources of gold or credit, are wagRg war on
vast scale That war, by diminishing produc-
ton in all western Europe and in all the coun.
tries which may be the theatre of warke opera.
tons, will create an immense and unnatural de
mand for all the.neces of life even if these
were five fold more abundant than they really
are.
A correspondent, we think, states the case
pretty fairly. Western Europe must need sup
plies from other countries. England under the
most favorable circumstances, is u large import
er Of wheat. From present indications her grow
ing crop will not be an average one. France,
usually an exporter, from the best information,
can gather, will not make enough for her own
consumption. The United States, must be
mainly relied on to supply these deficiencies.
We do not know, that our correspondents est
mate of a third more than average crop in this
country. will be realized. But grant it, and We
shall still not have enough surplus to meet tn,
wants of England. We have, as he truly OBJ.
serves the lightest stocks on hand that have beer
known for quarter of a century; and thrC
more than an average will barely 6llup tn,
chasms and start US even.
But notwithstanding these favorable indications
for high price for breadstuHs, we have neve
seen greater backwardness on the part of mil
lers to purchase. This has created suspicion
among farmers that they are not to be fairly
dealt by. The one whose communication we pub
ish, suggests,in order to secure the independence
of the farmers, the abandonment of all sales on
open contract. Another proposes that each coun
ty select onesman to dispose of all its crops, ant
that the individuals thus selected have concer
among themselves to protect the interests of thu
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ARRIVALS at the WASHINGTON HOUSE

Up TO THREE CLOCK YESTERDAY.
NM. w. LEFTWICH-.... Proprietor.
j l. Harris, Nelson; J II Shelton and son, do !;
y G Baldwin, Charlotte; Jno ID Malone, Pc
ersburg; w A Pettigrew, Lexington; Jesse
aImons, Amherst; NJ L Harday, Mecklenburg {;
F Denton, Rookbridge; d w Diman,do; f
> Cochran, Stanton; E n Davis Holly
prings Miss. w Weaver and Sery't, Buffalo
'orge; D & f Brady and lady, Phila Miss
'rady. do; Mrs Gargas. do; Miss Mandersan,
Q; c Vineyard, Giles; + Snodgrass, Rockbrdge
Y Hunter APPROXIMATION; r Nichols, Buokng-
am; George Grounds, Jas W Harris, Miss \ NJ
Iarris, bedford; Geo W Spooner il, Uniyer-
ity, Va; Jno Lybrook, Blacksburg; ID c ki,er,
ioanoke; E II Sinner, Baksburg ID L a
Vinker. Bot Springs C S Cook, do; 5 X Cocks,
Mon Town Pc Jas 7 Murfee, southampton ;
" Carroll, Smithtied; ,Jno Brant, Roanoke; r d
,rgg, " I Sydner, T B Booth, Minitree,
'etersburg; w LGoggin, Bedford W Stulman,
"a; II Langhborough, Washington.
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American omoers in the crimea.

We learn from the Washington Union that
three officers of the American army Major Del
aheld Captain Mordecai, and Captain MeClcl-
LAM have been dispatched to the Crmea for the
purpose of observing the improvements in the
military sciences. The Union states on the au-
thorty of private letter that these officers were
received with distinguish honor by the repre-
sentatiyes of the Car Alexander 50 far us they
had advanced at last accounts. On their arrival
at Berlin they welcomed and entertained by
the Russian minister in the most cordial manner,
and when they reached Warsaw Prince Paskie-
witch greeted them with splendid hospitality
He gave them grand review Of the troops and
ordered an engineer officer to show them the for
tfcations, &c They had been offered a choice
between an invitation from the Emperor, first, to
visit the Russian capital, ST. Petersburgh, or to
be expressed to the Crimea. They accepted the
first and have arrived at st. Petersburgh, and
doubtless, have received before this time such
facilities for the prosection of their object the
Emperor only can give.
The Union proceeds to extoll the great kind
ness and consideration shown by the Russian
Government, to our officers, treatment whichit
says stands in bold contrast with the cold eau
tious and suspicious conduct of the Allies. As
the Union does not specify wherein the Allies
have shown themselves cold cautious and snspi
oious towards the United States,we are left to our
own guesses and conjeotures on the subject.
1t very evident from the fact, that Cen
Pierce sends his officers to the Camp of the Rus
slams. rather than to that of the Allies that the
sympathes of his administration are all with the
former. If there were any doubt on this sub
ject, the course of his organ, the Union. would
remove it. We here furnished with another
illustration of the tendency of extremes to meet.
Democracy and aristocratio despotism have an
affinity for each other, which never fails to show
itself when an occasion is offered.
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LYNCHBuRG VIRGiNEAN.
THURSDAY MORNING. July 10. 1855.
To the American Party of vi. gin "a /.

The undersigned appointed by the American
Party of the city of Lynchburg, 10 confer with
you, in reference to the Convention proposed to
be held in this city on the 9th, beg to state -
That. while we most cordially approve Of the
proposition for holding Convention for the
purpose named and especially for holding it in
this city. we, nevertheless. deem the time inter
venng between the date of the proposition and
the day appointed for the meeting of the Conycn.
ton Too short toenable the party ia all sections
of the State to make the necessary preparation
to be fully and efficiently represented therein
We, therefore, most respectfully recommend
that the time for holding the Convention be
postponed to the 18th day Of September and We
most earnestly invite the concurrence Of the
American party of the whole State in the prapos
ed change, as well as their most eetire exerton,
in sending such delegates ia the Convention, rs
will be worthy of the party aud Of tho great
scheme of patriotism which it is banded together
to sustain.
With trusting confidence that TIE proposed
change will meet with the approval Of the party
at large. the undersigned, by the authority vest
ed in item by their fellow. citizens Of th. city
will at once proceed to invite 10 our city "a,
guests Of the American party, during the sitting
of the Convention, distinguished champions Of
the cause, from all such sections Of the Unian.and
to make such other arrangements will give
interest and force 10 the proceeding W. are
further authorized To teuder the hospitalltip, Of
the American party of our city to all who may
visit, during the sitting Of the Convention, either
rs Delegates, invited guest, or spectator If
the scene. Let all come who feel an interest in
the causo-a warm and heartfelt welcome will
greet them.
We. heyever, wish it distinctly understood
that if the change proposed by US is notapprov-
ed, we will cheerfully acqaiescc in any other ar.
rangement that will meef with the approbaion of
the party at large.
NJ. LANGHoRNE. IT, JNo II SOLOMON,
y BOOKER, II \ CHRISTIAN,
W l. SAUNDERS. W w LfFrWlCn.
Ro PAYNE, MARX AAJHoNY,
ELISHA sNEAD, IL VI DIBLAKE,
SAM'L IYREE. JNo. HENRY,
B W NowLN, WYNN DAVIS,
Committee.
VThe National American, X edmond Wing,
American Organ, and all other papers in tho
State friendly to the cause will please insert
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PAsroRAL.--Rev. NJ. 'Tyree, ofPowhatan ooun-
y, has accepted a call from the Court Street
BAPTIST church, Portsmouth, and will enter upon
he duties Of his new post about the LIST of Octo-