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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-21
THE0DOisE FRANKEsS
y CINCINNATI DYEBNas ER Z


Corner Canal opposite Henry Lutzs Groes-
f4+tN ry, Evansville Indiana e lL--t
WSANCY Eyer, Stssm Seourer and Rehnshsr o.
and formerly Foreman at Cnonnzti for MI Feasdale
New York Eye House. -I-ts go. ttst = -
Cleans by Ladies' and Gentlemen Clothes OF Silk
and oolle Crape Shawls of descrfp
shes 81 every kind Of ae-
cordinR patterns hnshes than equal to he
spots rstans from silk Dresses 10 inou
cleans rehp ishes Cur
aims in SIN aU Wooiien Toe de Tersse and Tulies.
f.irrstas oet1s-lvd&w
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tH NIXON GOODmANs ~
AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS BOOK AND
NEWS PAPER. .a fefrfstt tz
PLATNER & SMITHS
Biank ID . o X apers;
SMITH PETERS CUT CARDS CARD SHEETS;
LightbOdyss Book and news Ink;
MAD RIVER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS. etc.. etc.
~ SALES ROOMS. II & 70 WALNUT STREET.
l-u CINCINNATI, o..
Where they ser every AdAtsd 70 tas city
nd aeounsry rads ePisysdin it's manu-
AZ 49, p.s .ssxI1s fdrie. paid fer Rags. s.r4sm
aEoNor w BAY . 80 BROWN MArLACK
DAY 4 MATLACK,
wHoLEsALE EALERS IS 8e
Day GOODS, s
No, 50 PEARL STREET.
seP46md V!SVlsNAii: -:
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----.,,l,,l,-,.,l:IlSrEn srnn .eE wASrEn.

mwyn 40 tore Fire Proof W Warehonss
any ssxaGi=y ffrain Produce or herchandise or
iA1rlnx large airy stairs
Furniture Agrenltnral mp
kiuds sf goods GO from camp
effected at the rroofra suon
ar ioaE-r when desired. "a e.
ansI onvenient for shipping ~ farsr OF
r road Apply 90 fal aoyl u"o. Fo9 - = -
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REMOVAL.

sg.I
y BACON CO. have removed 70 Main strsst. t1s,t be-
stodards Drug nearly opposite the Branch Bank
they pleased 20 all their old customers and
make the pleased 10
give They would return for the very
liberal given hope receive Of
Groceries fs7' se~f8 ~ + jan1G-ly
MILLS, AROMATIC SrOMACH BIT.
FEiRS. NiLL$s WINE -RlET ERS.
UNIEsE Preparations have been long aud wn
for summer Complaints. and a pre-
ventAtive and ague aad similar diseases
ffsSyi ~ 's'ss's'' TENNEY soRENsoN.
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aas DUDLEY. STONE & Co.,
CON MISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS

com MISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
SssgnS Street, 6et's MRin aud tAe .Rirsr,
r.sr Z Ii9 t.sf-s LoUlSVHLE,sKY
DARTICULAR attention. paid to the Purehaae ard sale
HEMP. COTTON, TOBACCO. PORK, BACON.
LARD FLOUR ETO together With all kinds Produce
and ManuAetured Articles Csnsgnnents soliiteed and
usual ad dvanees made. sA- s~I- - ~ 20 -
RsvER ToMs.srs. Bueha.an.A Co.; Whoissale Greeers
and Cammssion Merchants W. A. Riehardson Co., h. mp
Manufaeturers Cornwall Bro Wholesale Groeers and
Star Candle Manu- Watkins 0wesly PORK Packers
Commission Merchants Armstrong; Allen DoserH in
Pork Montgomery. Dayidge Co.. WholsEals Dry Goods
FRAxx cAkrER JoUKrr.
arv 5st CARTER a. JOUETT. eli.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
no. a. SIDE IHIED ST.. sEr- hAIN AED wArEk
4sAS LOUISVILLE. kf.
9@tT gE# s33e Refer 10 - Is ~-t- A
Geo. Foster l. Co.. = P. G. o Riley 1 Co..
SxansYills. iRll-iy
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THE ,fYsTkR, SOLVED.

MUDGING from customers that have been
- mbich forhe past two wesk we
vera the the saying in
gone board and ia consequence
hereef selling sacrifice but further qu-
60 our readers mo-
He hand full assortmsnt of prng
Dry Goods aud is selling at very low rates
Asne he 10 lis atOr
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NEWYORK COMMIs1ON HOUSE.
THOMA H. MAGHEEE, 7
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
4ea ~ @fEwS MERCHANT, 4sa- ee
24South William street, New York,
IOEIN dwfth an extensive connecllon
in the above business respectfully socits consig-
ments ofalI kinds Wester Produce, which wllre
Immediate and ersonal attention at the lowest possible
scale charges. Particular will be bestowed on
consignments of Tobacco and liberal cash advances
made OIL all shipments when required by
Fs-gsIss tf-s fes j. H. MAGHEE & CO..
febeO-tf s7a lss So t Evansville. Ind
WIN. K. NEcGREW,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PU UBLIC. @
Once in the Crescent City Bank" building:
wv = 49, WIZ 91F ~ 9' A@tstss Y t my25
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pR. n, ID. MGLLER,

OF PHILADELPHIA, e s.ss-.sE
NMTHO in Germany and France. and give
NK the testimonials Professor the United
SateS offers citlxeps Evan sv ~and
vicinity aa Physician He will pap particular attention
FEMALE COMPLAINTS - 80 .Fsa4
DIR Moelier invites those resoA eted with disease TO
see Anybody troubled with Chronic diseases
srsh az inflammation the Kidncv. Urethra nfammatory
Diseases of BLADDER and syphilis will be
in the shortest time No oeharse for the first visit
Once of Sycamore and Thirdss Office hours from
g. N' REFERENCES. -
Thos Muttar Prof. of Snrgery; aFf sssa.s5
samI jackson. Prof of Theory and Practices;
O. D. Megs. Prof. of MiSTifery; erssrfFs
q r Gilman. Prof. Of MidwifeFvl
Jos, ~ smith Prof. of Theory and Practice;
H. d. Dulkly. M. ID.
Thos Hun NJ D.. Albany. N. \:
v axtli-n
GNUNNY RAtss.-50 bales heavy in store and for sal
~ by lootsl n l14 . - q N II M y N.
5AATS ATSs--1oo hushe Extra Oafs recetxed rer Aa
q NJ fhet<. Il 4sctie - CoOK's HsEaBy ITsSsfys
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1iI5sAisIAND ID rORACCta S'rsp7. e q

-ssyAcOR SCHEuRRR, MAIN ST. BET. 1ST AND Cd.
-sS'T 70. SchaeHcr & sciroeder's old sta d J
ERES sKCT isi4Y Inform the eitizensaf Evansville
and asrF0Hnd tag country, thstt have TAX the
sand. determined toeeptinue the same business and
will constantly hand the Havana Cigars
ssnd obacco f the hes brands that Eastern mark
f,rd: also SnnGand SnsoE Tobacco OF all kinds. Mer
,haum, China and Wooden Et2es Of all sizes and quail
tiss at IN. prices, at Wholesale and Retail
Mylenrthy esperience in the business convinces me
ssthat give general satlsfaetcn and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage. lapl If
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CINCINNATI.

-. THEB PROBABLY WAS NBv-
ER better assortment Of Piano Fortss in
m "A -nthis city than be found at Ao. 7S,
ID - e3 JsIwest Fourth street--Chickering's Wood
ard Brown Brown Aliens, J. Gilbertss with Eoli
attsehmsnt H. Woreester's aud me Wssern Manufae
shis Most these combine excellen-
in the majority Of pianos offered for sale
hare slsewhere. rre
An sAimitsd warrantee given with each instrnmsns;
.--rr resfsssssel ts-sH5 80 aGs w. r. COLBURN,
e4 Piano and Music Dealer. Cincinnati.
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IAMEs LOW & Co. OUlsVILLE. X - .

JAMES LOW & CO.. OCl6NkLiE. RI.,
RE receiving their Stock Spring Goods of
which Of their importation direct from the
manufactured in Europe. f,e.t ---
have bought all Goods CASH. and epared
prompt short time and Cash buyers.
the United States Our stock Of
BROWN SHEETINGs AND DPRINTS 80
we'll during coming
and will be sold CASH All the
be panied with the money 5-AA feb2l
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TENNEYd1 sORENs0N

DHALERs IN GHOcEsIEs AND LIauoRH ooRSES
MEANWHILE. IND.
FMyE have this day formed fol
par rpose of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
hasiaes Eavng succeeded the business Of M~ssrs M
purch sed their stock and made additions 70 make
eompte shall be able 70 oner as good
Fot CASH any house in ETansEills any city N thu
iaas st--r.e-s s. SoRENS0N.
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PLATED WAasE.

WWT Ehave Just received. fror Ahe nanufactursr
wv aartmsnt of Plated Vase. Enah a. table ana tea
butter kniyes extra tue aad oeantn cas-
&c which will sell Eastern psces and warrant
hs gsauine Alhasa as White A
S.r9 N arr an ror silver Gail and at
iEay7 ERoLFF q SONS yeseiry.stors;
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IMPROVED PORTABLE MIL.
~ requiring grind ng. r = -
enuias brand Boiling coshs. and Betting Of
all widths -
Our aren't R. Monroe is authorized to sell the above
articles Cincinnati prices. including freight - a.
OsIas R. MenrOes Family Grocery corner Of OAK asd
sseIso Ssisotf JAMES BRADFORD co. Cineinuati O.
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RECONSIDERATION.

ECKEQRD LINE. --azs.e@
Leaves New daiy Sabba excepted NetranshiP-
mant at Albany. Steam on Lakes.
& PRoPRIEToRS AND AGENTS.
6 B. Williams. ils Broad ST.. s.air'3 New York.
r. r. Livingston. r.. -
JIG Pasten l. Co.. Buffalo. NY. TnE 8 81
Sinclair & Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
Geo. Foster & Co, EvAnsriile. md. ttE 4@
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NEVN w AsHIN GTON HOTEL

a
this House have removed from their
old stand on their Hotel hHish-
opposite House. where they
accom oda old and all others who
them in much superor style than formerly
respectfully solicit contnu
ance cfthe shah all endeavors
It, will be the hest the market affords. and
Good stabll and Wagon Yard kept fOreountry custom
| eyIO-dEwtf FEBKER HEDDEREGH
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NnrlnNsi NOrIONs.l

travelling con pan nions
hast London ing eight ana ten key - ffencn
harpa doiis, mAroiss; Toys teS-
ssmbs Superior needles pins sooen
nirks ksy rines ellis, steel tcotn or1sne
ksada chess mtn. Bmeron rALor staps tollet
se.P. far -A--C PUsHEE.
s. sn,9y under Odd Pellows' Hall. First st
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- = =
Iron RAILING.

TwNuR the sale Of new an
! beantiful pattern Of IRON RAILING. with round
rsuxht rods fKrra put IN great VARIETY 81
sell 1t Ctncinn All prices ADDING
FKKiaHr. ~ Il = ~ :
This ran substantial than any other
knd low wishing RAILING TO enclose uetery
yards. for Piaszas, etc. VIII 40 wen 70 give me .
= ITsessr " 'Vt' - 'psf M A. LAWRENCE.
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D. .. A DERsON. MERCHANT TAILOR,

=
MAS of Cloths Gassiu Vest
ings whchhe is prepared make in the
short He will
hopes ty oug sperience in the Fusues! to be
to He has also hand
Meruo Undershrts and Drawers with fne Shirts
Collars made in the best with Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods generally. He invites his old customers
nd the public generally to call deel6-u
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EVkRYBODY h. FAMltI AR
iS1=S11lf with the name Prince Co. Meiodeons
9H WK afrom this establishment "a every city and
s1~B VI y gvsge throughout the eorniry. large sup
ply eohany hand and for sale wholesale retail BY
: ..s..fsr-f --- - ,ff..it w. F. COLBURN. :
' an Melodion Depot,
i.4-tf -- 7sMest Fourth St. Cincinnati.
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~ OLD osw eco LINE.
From foot Broad n Y. daily. No transshi rnent
Albany or-Troy Mark packages 'old oswsgo Line. ear
Sinclair & Co.. Toledo. o.. t---e- 1-a saaa51e
II $. PRoPEiEToss ASD AGESTS.
F s. Littlejohn, 100 Broad street. New York.
Fitzhugh & Li..lejohn. fOsweFo. N. Y.
Sinclair & Co. Toledo. Ohio. :.
SEQ. Foster Co.. Evansville. Ind. JH
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.OCKS!a CLOCKSI AT WHoLESAAE,
BY BITTROLFF Dr. SONS.

sss.s.-. srkxEr skfwE-s FIRST AND sKcoED.
r. EVANSVILLE, IND e e5l-s
lust tecoiyed latKe uEPty of eight day and
wv thirty hour clocks drsst itt q TIE ManuactIrsr
snprisinx every Of wood AID iron whch Ee
tsssl cash dealers low IS the ssme areiss can BE
rood hAdd, aR6 think make IL
ths 81 eoahty dealers buy their clocks Of
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TO THn a:iTiZENs OF SOUTHERN INDIANA
tfH ~ KENrG CkfAND fELiNOAS.
1nAs SAUNDERS. Civil E4ginesr having taken mp his
~ abode in thu city of Kyansyle would peetfully
the southern portion OF lndiAna
Ksataeky Prepared to furRish Plans
Spesiaostions description
psrAiaaks his profession viz: Water WORKS Drainage Of
Laad pike Plxnk other Roads the Inn
Prsvsment Of Rivers for navig ton PurPo es etc
ability fr t.. B. Wilson. ksq Chef ia
In New Albany and JadGs Haghes
nj nrton eorss q. Dunn OF Bedford lad r.
b. Wilseu " Eagnser Albany, Ind. aud III. %.
Noero Chisf fineer Of the b. l. and O. straight
Lime RAilr ad be application nh10 ~ 4
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a stoet to suit their wishes. M A. LA@kENCB:,
i eliaa - 't1l'st y21-dkw
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permitted to worship God according to tho die
! tutes of our own consciences, where no one dare
modest or make afraid lf this letter l. read
by a single lrishman, and especially il he be n
Roman Catholic, beg him to ponder wclI.if he is
going to vote against the American ticket. Re
collect you hive all now that you ask, in the
free worship Of Color the Virgin Mary for if
you expect 10 establish your religion in this
country by yonr vote. You viii lind yourself
mistaken And, haze no doubt. some of YOU
ID think tht very thing. Rrcollec'. whit i for
the good ul natirr-bnrn Americans is for you
gooi, becansr the children of many of you
nre HatIrf born. A. Ia your getting office IL
this community thcle nre plenty of nhfise
born Nrg'nian- whu are always rendy aud anxious
IL I'll them. and uf course ought 10 hive thu pref
crenee. Since | have lived in this city hive
never known but one foreigner (nnd lac was
Protestant lrlshman) Ia run for an Office,
and he, mn informed, only got about
seven votes and out Of that number | do
not think he got single Irish or foreign vote,
aud that wa- before this great cry ct Americans
trying 10 take AWAY the light, of Foreigners. !
ara further informed that the American Police
Master Col. Simpson, eleo:odat the last Munich
pal election in April, has given employment 10 II
good many Irish Catholic laborers, and tint he
makes no discrimination between Catholics aud
protestants if he wants work done and | be
heye the Catholic carnen who are aud
have been in the employment of the city under
Col simpsons administration, prcpondera.e
greatly.
said in the FIRST part of my letter that the on
" charge brought against me by the Priest was
attending Protestant Church, but am mista-
ken. At the same time alluded Ia above, or an
other time, ho charged mo with the hcresy of
marrying out of the Church; it Is true, mar
ried Protestant woman, but thought was in
Il free country and could do as pleased about
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BEDFORD LAND FOR SALE

pursuance ~ decree If H., Circuit Uout al -,
Brdtri in tie case If Mrl)Hni' ". Nc pani,l L.
admir- Ar the uudrr -ignel, whu nppoine, Com.
mission ior thar purpose III IN Thursday. tn 7h
day ri june, 1870, It fair il -, the >ird,v an
the premises, se 10 the highest bidder at publ auc.
ton. art the LAND Whereof Lot wick Mcdaniel
died lied lying litle W lI and Echos' ,rreks IN
tie. corny IF Belorl Within - miles south of the town
ot Liberty, Through viii n place tie Va. X Tenn. r. r
runs. md adjoining the lands Of Cnl,b ID raikrr
Thnmp.on H. Layue, Lelrni Lawe-s {. b. fizer Jas
N. Gnttcr, Martin L. iqna. Nathan 7. Luck, and
othrrs
The LAND will Ne sol n two or norr Tract.-on,
Tract containing nhout 3Oji ncr"s, and known II. III.
art tract which liz" well. originally n the best red
cny aud in 9, cd condr TIN. time. 1t is fer
ale, and we'll HdRWcd To the growth ~ Tubtcro all
kind. of grain clover aud other gr and ab hn
aims in il oiigul grow ill., sng of large pro-
portion of white oak and chestnut oln timber snliabl
for box plank, dc also. chestnut md other win 4bla
timber Alosi ~ the tmberad land ia considered ns sh
prr.or Tobacco Land. rhc Improvements consist
OF NO hrwn log dwelling houses, the necessary
houses, tobacco barn', dc.
The other Tract (t not divided before the day of sne)
contnins about 39IS acseS, and Is known the Nell
tract The soil sabout the quality of that OF th.
fist mentioned tract and n, than one halt nj tie
now abounds in timber ri the very best quality, the
Whole of it heing No | Tobacco Land The cleared
= rtianis generally in good condition. and under IA
good fence. The mprov emeuts consist If a comforts.
bic framed dwelling house with the ary out hou.
Sos. tobacco rms. &c Bnth of these yalu-
ab. ana desirable, lie Vel, and Ar" lter'd by numel
springs f ii best The fertility Of the soil
til. quantity and quality o the timber the chance for
tebHcco its vcnicrcc Il market AM the neighbor.
hood being decidedly desirable should he sutf-
cert inducements attract thn attention oi Irchasers
Either the UNDERSIGNED or Capt C. D. Parker, wno
lives adjoining, vii, Mt any time show the lands
persons wishing 10 examine them,
TFaMs.-A credit OIL, J, and yeal4, (oxcert as 10
sufficient Ia pay the Gusts ,qra n>talmens viii
be given, the purchaser bepe required give bond,
with good personal secmifv for the purchase money,
ind the title to lie laad retained n further secnut,
md SUI. rcto fe-L, the risk the purcl aser. tor
d, hult in the payment The purchase money in whole
orln part. ALBERT MCDANIEL Conm'r
4 III
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Tile Centre all Right

\ letter het.t'a rs, from one Of The best inform
I'd rtizcuse II Augusta. aftrr expressing the opin
ion that the majority for Lc'cher iwho is much
stronger than Wi-cl might be- reduced from aye,
lion To unarr 1000, il he were opposed by the
right sort OF man, for Congress. gars IA II say
Il deem our cause very prosperous here. |
dpuat doubt thai shall carry the county by
Mt hast Loan maiuity-t may be 1900 We
have ov"r 2eo0 inside members, aud there have
been scarcely ANY Withdrawals.
"My igftrnnilnu j. somewhat general. and
from all enn hear am more -angnnc thnn ever
of success. aud whilst | never hive believed HAT
our majority IN the State will be any thing Ike
0s large as solne other gentleman have supposed.
still think it will be- very decided. Candid aud
intelligent Democrats here ARE oi the sumo opin
ION. Betting on the general result has ceased
because Of the timidity Of the other side. Som'
weeks ago GOOD dead of betting was done W
50 now.
staart's speech here on the 9TH has had nasI
salutary effect. II was II mastery effort. anG
WIS heard by an immense audience, composed
all parties. regret That the state Of his healll
In, prevented him from undressing the people n
other important point, IN the STATE, He may d,
during the ensuing week.
Tn ueighhorng counties Of Rockingham.
Roekbrdge, Bath, Highland, Pcndlelon mud IIar-
dy will do elnrionsy. You may rely ON thi-
\ ours very truly, j. ID. |.
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Arrivals at the Washington House,

UP TO , O'ILOCK YESTERDAY.
WIN. w. LEFTWIClI Proprietor.
Robert A Williams, city; James Connolly,
Campbell; Miss Connolly. do + II Arnold and
lady, do Miss c jefferson, do; DIR } r Steptoe,
Bedford; Tarlton Fleming, Goochland; w II
Fleming, do; j II Page, Patrick; James =
Knner, Roekbridge; L Irvine, Campbell :;
w A Steel, Tenn; J J Lewis, Baltimore; I l.
McGrcgor, IL + Clark, Halifax; ; NJ Fasmer, VI
c G Morgan, james Terry, NJ q Clark, Miss +
Clark, Campbell; Thos Cobbs, Bedford; j shu-
hebargcr. Pulaski; John F Whaling, city;
+ y Cobbs, Y & Il X X; q c Kent aud lady,
child and sevant, McGavock Wythe; 5 \ j
Evans and daughter, Floyd; james Miller, Bote-
iourt; & 5 Cecil, Ncwbern; Rob1 Sayus, Wythe;
.Jnu. L. Sale, Liberty.
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COMMERCIAL.
LYNcnRI.RG. My 9Th. 1sa5.

INNCIIBING, My I'm, I'D.
ToBACCo.- Inspections this week 2G0 hhds.
year. Market animated, with sales of Jugs, cora
mon ii to 00, good to $50, fine manufactur-
ing6. 80 to o 90. Leaf, common 10 mddng Il
10 o on. Good to fine shipping . to l2.50.-
Manufacturing, nothing fine offering, and pri
ces range from Toto II 90 for such has
been delivered, with the exception of small tub.
made by Mr.. Lcmmon, of Roanoke county which
sold for so 90.
Wheat Miilers not in market, prices higher
til, week sales at > % to , p for Red and White.
Superfnc Slo4; tamay Sll}.
CoRN-Sl.00 to 81 % per bushe Of 80 lis.
WM. +. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
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n Foreigner q Opinions

The able editor of the Cincinnati Gazette Col
Schoulcr himself foreigner 10y birth, espresso
himself in the following sensible style, on tn
policy of the American party and the duty -
foreigners:
II Is perfectly consistent for men, who, with m
honest purpose and an intelligent knowledge -
our institutions, become citizen. and voters ol
this rel ublic, 10 20 with the American party, il
their purpose 10 purify the ballot box and rende
more strong the great conservative principles .
the Government. They would be false 10 the
oalhs and to the country of their adoption If they
permitted II love for petty Off e. aud u chance Il
put dcmogogues into good onos, 10 drive then
into an opposite course.
I'VE submit, however. TINT there il n vcnnl IN
consistency in men who tell us that they are M
tive born, and make much and daily talk about il
10 be continually diving into the iilthcst slough
OF flrcgnism and Popcry, and cabling the mos
bigotcd aud lIitcrutc Of cmiErants IL breomr m
turalzcd citizens and voter, TINT they my
the next election nentralize aud vote down til
imeric0R will. Do these nntivr born gcntlrnt.
believe that the institutions Of this country arr
strengthened, or that our statutes are improved
by having mass of ignorance and srrpcratitin
thrown into the political scale! Not they, but
helps their party-it elects their candidate4=
puts them in office, and mikes them Governors
and Judges, and members Of Congress, and pm
money in their purse
We believe That there is no form of govern
meut which much depends for its permanenc,
and value upon having aRlrtuous aud intcliigta.
ha-is us that ii sRcpublia. We have seen vii
rrgret n gradual dcha,ement ofpablie official il
tcgrily in Congress aud other legislative bodir,
and We attribute 1t in n primary degree to the
casy way IN which aspiring dcmagagues caIolo
aud deceive the great foreign element which h.
been 50 rapidly increasing IN most Of the Stat,
for the n7t twenty years. Tho American pco
pie feel II and SEQ it as do, and they lA
shaken themselves clear of old party trammc
and combined 10 mike reform mud save tn,
country. Whatever mistakes the now part
have madv, or may make we feel that they hay
II glorious hnsis tn stand upon. They have
noble purpose in view, and we wish them God
speed"