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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-01-11
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

HiGHLf u lMYONIANI ANNOt
To THE AFFLICTED EvERYwBEkE.
DH. 4. l.. ADAMSs LIVER BALSA M
CONES GREETING.
YHR. a. L. ADAMS NEN THEORY FOR Dis
- awakening the inquiry in the minds OF all who
shy immured in darkness aud gnorAnce the subject o
diseased
DR. A. l.. ADAMS. LIVER BALSAM.
The Panacea the afflicted OF the
Territories entire of Liver Complaints
in all stages Bilious Fever Ague and Fever Chronic Lung
Dropsica Affections. Coughs Consumption Asthma
Jaundice Bowel Complaints Diarrhe. Dysentry Rheuma-
tism Piles Seronula Salt Rheu. Dystepsia General beiil
n.y. Nervousness, Costivene-s Indigestion Female Oom-
llsints. sc. -
DIR A. L. Adams Liver Bilsam snstans the highest
remedy before the public aud has proved
skeptica ond shadow dou,t haiti he
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVEX DISCOVERED.
eipg purely vegetable for the OF the above
eass The skeptcL have become its most ssnsaine
votarics. aud pronounce Liver Balssm to be the
ONLY RELIABLE HARBENGER OF HEALTH TO THE
mo- AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
Testimonials from tracl IL has made swollen
gratitude the relief received by
in submit ting the Liver Blsm IL
those suffering under the IRON GRAsPo the MONSTER
DISEASE and bottle Of DIR A L. Adams
Liver Balls ..,r lTr f. ~. - - :
The readers attention called the perusal of the Medical
Circular which obtained throug the
United States giving clear ptome of the aud OF
disease also oe-rti6cates those have ties ed its
paraed ascendaBey the diseases to VIII eh we are all
subteet. i .
q E. scorr General Agent No 81 Randolph st Chieago.
l whom all orders must he addressed to receive prompt
Sold ny HaLLOcK sTopDARD. Evansville.
Agents in the Country be supplied by them at ProPe
L. JAMES vernou: JAMES SAMPSON. Ne~ Har-
mony; Y. JAQUES CO. Poseyviils; HALL0Ck
|PARMEvTER Princeton Ind. el-lyw
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LOOK TO The FEET,

LOOK TO The FEET.
would inform his oo and the citizens
orally that he has his Shoe Store Main
the Branch Bank the largest nest and best
SHOES brought this city coffprne Gents Boots
all kinds Caters all ths sles Youths and Child
rem tine Boots Misses Caters and shoes Of all kinds and
He has also No Red Sole Leather. and Tsy
lor's No. Oak, of Cincinnati
ALSO-S3 dos fine French f-kins of daersnt brands.
ALS0-Moroccos Lnings. Bindings Thresd Cutts rercha
Web aces Enameled spl and in fact every other kind
Material nceessy be used in aruaeturing Boots End
warranted good.
also large good .ersnced
employed in manufacturing which epaeles him 70 npete
either for cheapnes durability with house
east or west Of ne Rocky Mountains. Call and see.
my3i-u sos III. J. HART
--E DISSOLUTION NOTICE
uNHE Partnership heretofore existing between tie sub
IL scrbers the and style of Mac lobensti
this day dissolved by mutual consent Lobenstine who
will continue old stand will the
the same for that purpose persons
sves indebted to the late firm are make mfe-
d'A'' pay "FA'' SSThoST SSTfS ioSESsFINE
ACNRD.
HAvSe withdrawn from the 6rm take this occasion
thanks for the literally bestowed
it or tue to late
who will the business with hed Wis and
o the people ey2l CHARLES w. MACK.
COPARTNERsHlP. ....
HAVE thfsdsy ssociated with the Forwarding and
will conducted under the style aud firm
Lewis Howard. eh-u EDWARD LEWIS
Hyyt -7Soho 6fs. rate fopat in store and
~. .t..a x.t~.xu l.v
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. UILACK SILK CIR tvATs.-2 es.ss a.s.a in size an'
, mi e. this reed JANES Low g. CO
<ts Main street Louisville. XIV
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t&Nn ron SALE

UTORTy acr.s located Eror eisht miies frcr
Il the G z. X. and - miles from Vin~ern@s Term
enable Apply To ect3-tf p p PRICE,.
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~ - LEWIS & HOyvAMD, ,,v.


WM. REILLY,
XNIHOI.ES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
w rRODuCE MERCHANT MAlS sTREEl IL IL lac lac nj. an. .
inform his fris nds and the ploe
and vicinity having pur hased the interest
the or partner late of ~ W. Reilly he In
to carr the Grocery Produce bus the old
stand lie this opportunity Of returning thanks tor
Intends effort 70 merit
AM of the je20-1 1y s-.sf WILLIAM kEiLLA. .
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fTfS PiicE, Walsh & CO.
p rHsRrREs sr. m \. NV on .,I.'07 ~,

,,gss SO ssE$y NEw oRItass. April ~. 1854
We have poundst reason ss.ur r
mander ale as cminen'ly 8rspr''f >jics - - X
ctbehi ol ortvrii on ife 5th telsrns last i.syiI
one of tai d. scriIsi"n. Whit isf,tasd s.,.f.1
Year sinct tMr isa;e- HisiisR. stui stre -. a.
har,rc> strectwiih on. sir sfcD - tsf~ IN tes
DC sas buried ob HE DorIls has sui. sii,
orr safe 10 VERY iDfcrs bei dcfirt
IL sa'en III its corfcits ."n'ifisits ~ .po
cheeks for upward Of nine huidr H. ,e.eix
abie Tor sever thousa'r to IL ssrr
hooks Tor 70 ~ ehohsa'd dsiisrss fsssdsat. o,
one hunsr'd md ten dollars. rsl trohis G Ia ms
ncnnciig 1t the cheapest sr'icl We =, ,er rur.I...e
f-.@t.t .f go ,AlkELTa 1kiCO.
"A large .assortfnehf of NrDER's Ps1ts1 Ss AnlNprn
SaFKs, with Rich's Improvs f.r al. l.,
slFt1 srfAkN~ MARVIN
(successors 10 Rich q Col
i4f WATER sTRFFT. N V.
he onl Makers of SAL mander Safer. eonb ing vii.
der'- and Rich'- Patents. aud Sole Proprefs rs of
Jones' WORLDS Fair Lock whiet hhs reiifss 1 - nor
ke,hole. AIIIS q HfNLs
my9-n Agents AT Evansville.
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EVANSVILLE, Ia THURSDAY, JANUARY IL 1866
BU ESS CARDS.

BU MESS CARDS.
LEWIS d HOW AnD,
STORAGE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
- AND OWNERS
THE MAMMOTH wHARfB0AT HERCULES
TTAvING their Ose from the City Hotsi to joys
OFsIC. BeiLfSGs where thy would 90 pleased to
see lnei friends fr IN the ei y and country.
. angs-dS tS ntl ra-t f lft.t
S. SORENSON,
Insurance and General Agent.
once with Aiiis Howes Water street. Evansville. Ind
e25
vnw !. an LEWIS s.
- LEWIS e. HOWARD,
lIHORW NHOiNG AND COMMISSION MEh'
~ CHANTS. Eyansslle. lad. Whsrt-boat At inc River.
the Canal Personal and prompt attention to all
Cons nsgnments. either Tor sale or shipment
Evansville. Jun. IL. lS5i--ly
A. KU3TZ,
VXTHOLES ALE AND RETAIL LCONFECIiONEh
NJ Mauufs kinds OF Candies Cakes Cor
ds Preserves Jeles xc First street. oet~ cen sAh
and L0east streets. Evansville. Ind.
families private parties Tor eruees In
business attended to at the sh rtest notice.
- ICE CREAM SALOON fitted up IN the Destsyie'
Je11-u
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STEAMBOAT. 4 RAILROADS
TERRE HAUTE AND Nv tNsV ILE q. :. MAIL
g. AND m rhEs, PACKETS

- w
leave f-rre nadte ana Evansville
Mond y. " c.dsy and Friday o'clock
r. NJ These Boats large we'll urpished
rerre Haute with alro Northern Pack
Evansville with the defent Lines OF STEAMBOATS,
ont he Ohio eZz-tJ
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sNIAIII2 2ls
UEUliiiNu 3C.,
10 KEADs MADE CLGIuIN O..
"a fBaNssifsN1. GOoDs, laATs.
IL q P>. At., Ac. 4
w HOIE ESALE AND RETAIL

HE nndersigned bas just opehcG elouibg ano
Il Furnishing establishment. ,ll losii, ttt IaIk "a
uvor below AlleA He has largest, % eaIs
VI uihe Furnishing GDous. &C.. hi l. lt cfsfs Ia
safe atthe Yer. t'Nrsi prices khowui abe t'nsfot
." IN thoroughly IN this tire 81 iusilrss lie lie
prepared To gratr, them. Biz goods h;N. t,,I lur
ehasc al The lowe 81 rics- nd wil soa flf
est trees lhost ~nI'ir; tloiiile of HIl dtstril
tio or rGetiemch's Fun isif. Goods L., tplc
hnd II TO their adNanaa- to call II this sl
iors purchasing elsewhere, In thi, viIg lefaurs
Vsefcoais tloals. nrrss Frack and Sa,L oats ir,s
Hats and Gaps. ac which OF - fhsrec-
tlo, those ing bargains had letter call al m T.
house. as good articles i'll lie sold
have .so lgree as ortneit or v ATtIIS AM
EW kLkf al Il whihwili he warranted. to pLiehi
call the attention of the public. s-ttss
.seT7 L. KAHN.
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GAME w aNTED
- THE hiGhss' market rriee ~ill always he rsi.
for Game at the Exchange Restaurat. Bringit a
EA possible. gf .r.-t .,
St augltf PETER B RE
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FARE AND IHROUGH ! iCK ETs.

For through tickets aId IL information.
fl-a~. apply the ccmpan, "tee No 22
between ff Sxhsts six doors south of
the United the old s-d General II
Al oree. in the hree--tsry yellow bull Ting
Of Broa fr,nt directly the
spencer House Railrad Hotel and Mail boat ding
the Eastern (Litte Mani, Depot Eas Front street.
.-- 81 lito 80 tP.w sTkADER GtGeral Agent
The Omnibus Line calls Tor all the rriLc pal
iotls; end bS leaving the 223A
hetween Fifth and sixth doors of the
tIotst etfce south, Of Broadway
and Front opposite the directly
bank. the) will call in any part Of tn. ci y
de ras..fs j. IL. HOW ELL, Conductor
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l- WAR WITH RUSSIA.

HLNIkSWITHs, UNCERTAINTIES ANF
= EVERYB0DY ELSE run HERE.-H wing estah
ished Coal Yar6 Water street
sa wapn we are prepared 70 sell quantities the hest
70 the Fails All orders # the Hernhroot
Churchill will he thankfully received
TO by my3-lyd&w A. ]. HUTCHESON 4 co.
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BARBER SHOP.

,SNE WAGONs-The Good Inte1e' aud York
- town in piete order suitable q Druggists
OF Pedlars use. for sale low by GEO. FOSTER CO.
eyZ
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EA@ @Mza

70 fiffEf .ff FIVE DAILY TRAINS t-gfl .
FIRST TTRAIN-Cleveland Psiurx asd VIII cling ishtni
Express. at o'clock VI Tor Columbus Cleveland. Dan
Kirk. Buffalo. Albany New York Boston Cresine Pat
burg. baltimore, pha aud N-~ York. Zanesv
Wheeling Ralimcre. Philad pha New ork; Washing
Cit, Sandsky; also X.na Sfrsn
ied
rssIv-Ceveland aud Pi tsbnrsh Aceommod tisn
Express o'clock NJ. Cslamtu Clevel
kirk Buffalo albany New YORK and Bosteu;c slime Pitt
burg Circevi and Ia conSects to >andusky
rHsD rRA,S-Whe-iing Expr I2:ta "'c,ck inesuN.
for Columbus Zane vile. WIeeling Bait washi
Springf Id anu Delaware.
FouarH T. Accommodation NJ. fer Circl.vle
and Chillicothe Iillsboroug
FIFTH TRMSCeveland aai Piitsbarg Night xpre-> al
" for Columbus. Cleveland Dankirs Hufslo ~ any.
New York aud Boston; Cresnr Pisbre Ptiidelphi and
New or AZ X.u ia 10 Springfield
Dnaf aiuan sr Sns farC Cal nnlnf =.
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The Davenport Qewa) Gazette give a
careful review of the recent county elections
in that State, from which we CLEAN the fol-
lowing: Twenty four counties elected the
American or Republican ticket, in many in
stances by large majoritiss, and in each case
when the Democratic party had regular tick
cts in the field. Nine counties elected the
Democratic ticket, and of these only two
counties gave majority of even one hundred.
In four counties, the ticket was divided. In
IL counties the parties were 80 divided by
county seat and local questions, that neither
party can claim the victory. The vote polled
by the remaining counties not yet heard
from, will not change the general result
From these returns the Gazette says that
Iowa "may be put down as strongly opposed
to the Administration and safe for the Repub-
lican party in 1885," 1t says too that Du-
buque is the only county upon which the
Democracy can rely. We hope our Old
Line friends will take Iowa out of their pyra-
mid!
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CO An old citizen of Lawrenceburg hav-
ing been attacked by an Old Line paper
there, and allusion made to his having kept
a groggery, the old gentleman in a card thus
says:
1t is true once kept dOggery and sold
whisky, bat at that time I was an old liner
and was led to believe by such men as now
edit the Register. that / was doing Gods
service. But since that time have become
convinced of the error of my ways, both in
apolitical and moral point of view, and re-
greet that ever suffered myself to be led so
far from the path of rectitude.
He thinks that if the editor had ever sold
whisky, he would still be at it, as there is no.
thing in his moral or political principles to
prevent. The Register had better let that
old fellow alone.
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The undersigned, Committee of Correspon-
dence, appointed at meeting of the Dele
gates from various States to the National
Council al Phladelp hia, held at the "Girard
House" on the 18th day of June last, after a
full interchange of opinion with each other,
and upon consultation with friends in several
States, deem it expedient that National
Convention be holden at an early day, to take
such counsel and action as circumstances
may require.
We, therefore, recommend that such Con-
vention be held in the city of Cincinnati, on
Wednesday, the 21st day of November next.
The Committee would urge upon the State
Council of every State, approving Of our pur-
poses, to take prompt measures to send full
delegation to said Convention, each State. se
lecting the same number of delegates as it is
entitled to votes in the Electoral College !;
and in the event that any State Council de-
clines or omits to elect delegates, the Com
mittee suggests that local Councils or indi-
viduals take such steps in the premises as
may be necessary to secure the allotted rep
resentation to said Convention.
In the Cow ention we earnestly desire to
see represented all those who are in favor of
Civil Freedom and Religious Liberty all who
are opposed to political priestcraft and eccle-
siastical tyranny, and in favor of the PriVi-
lege of worshpping God according to the die
tates of individual conscience; all who oppose
the importation of foreign paupers and crimi-
mails, and who favor an extension of the Pc
Rod required for the naturalization of for
eigners; all who are in favor of perpe uating
the Union of these States, of purifying the
ballot box, of preserving the National virtue,
and of bringing back the country to the en-
lightened patriotism of former days; all who
are opposed to the violation of National faith
by the reckless sundering of sacred National
compacts, and who are in favor of " the un-
conditional restoration of that time-honored
compromise known as the Missouri Prohibi-
ton, which was destroyed in utter disregard
of the popular villa wrong no lapse of time
can pallate, and no plea for its continuance
can justify"
To the consideration of these and kindred
subjects, we cordially invite all, in any and
every State, to meet together, and in spirit
of fraternal regard take counsel of each other.
GoDLovE s. ORTIZ, Indiana
A. MCKAY, Ohio;
H. J. GARDNER, Mass;
D.. WooD, Wisconsin,:
s. B. SHERwIN, N. H.;
M. A. McNAUGHToN, Michigan,
Jos. II. BARRETT, Vermont;
P. D. PECK, Maine;
N. D.. SPERRY, Conn.,;
w. w. DANENHowER, ILL.,;
j. G. KNIGHT, R. L.;
VIM. LoUGHBRIDGE, Iowa,
Com. of Correspondents.
August IS, 1856.
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CITY OF EVANSVILLE
Practical suggestions.

Our correspondent "M." tells some very
plain truths IN very candid way relative to
our city. We depart from our usual rule in
publishing the communication without know
ing its author. Our readers can form their
own opinion as to whether his letter IS dictat-
ed by pure friendship for US or not. At all
events, we can say hiss uggestions are wor-
thy of consideration. He is entirely right in
advising US not to rely too much upon our pres.
emit advantages. We have already urged this
upon our people-that great as are our natural
advantages, and aided as they are towards
development by two great public improve
ments, theWabash andErie Canal and the E.
d c. Railroad, we must not rely upon these
alone for attaining any prominent prospec-
tive greatness for our city. The same ener.
gy and enterprise, aided and propelled by all
our spare capital, which'have thus far carried
us forward so rapidly as city, must still be
continued. Our correspondent points out
some things to be watched. We have at
different times alluded to other important
matters. There must be e continual watch
fitness and never ending action and enter
prise.
"M" alludes to one thing which has al.
ready been considerably discussed among our
business men-the continuation of the rail-
road to the river, 30 as to dispense with about
miles drayage, and the consequent heavy
additional tax thus imposed on all freight to
be transhipPed from railroad to river and
vice versa. Thisis u matter for considera-
ton and discussion. We should like to hear
from some of our business men on this sub
Ject. 1t may bring about discussion, which
will very soon place the subject, with all its
arguments for and objections to before the
community. We hope "M's" communica-
ton will be read by every citizen.
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AN AMERICAN VIcToRY ANYHow.-The
Memphis Eagle says; The contest in the
First Congressional District has been very
close, and the understanding is, that Col.
Watkins is elected by less than one hundred
majority. The Democrats here claim the
election of Col. w. as an anti-Ame rican
triumph. The editor of the Knoxville Wing
says that he kroles both Watkins and Taylor
TO be members of the American party, and to
have been regularly initiated.
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August IS, 1855.

DEATH OF An ExILED PATRIoT.-Mr. A.
Rooster, late editor of the Quincy (Ill.) Tri-
bune, died in that city few days since. Mr..
Rooster was a member of the German Par
lament, and prominent participation in the
republican movement in lS48, was arrested,
imprisoned, and only escaped from his dun
geon by the aid of his devoted wife. He had
been about five years in this country, and
mostly engaged in literary labors.
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The TENNESSEE CANDIpATEs.-The Men,
phls Eagle and Enquirer thus speaks OF
Gentry, the late American candidate for
Governor of Tennessee, and Johnson his OPP
ponent: In Bedford, the county where Col,
Gentry at present resides, he gained 23l
votes. In Williamson, where he has here
tofore resided, he gained al votes. And in
Greene county, where Johnson resided, Gen
try made gain of 20 votes, carrying both
johnson and Arnold on his back. This shows
what the parties are thought of by their re.
spective neighbors.
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HEAVY PURCHASES OF VIRGINIA LAND
The Wilmington (Del.) Gazette Gays:
"Charles H. Warren, Esq, has purchased
1000 acres Of land situated on the Potomac
river, for $4,000 Lewis and James e lison,
of this country, have purchased 1,l0O acres
Of land on the James river, Virginia, for $24,-
500. Thomas Clark, Of this county, has
purchased TOO acres of land in Virginia for
S22 ,OOO.''
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The SILVER LAKE SNAKE.-The Wyoming
Times OF last week has the proceedings of a
public meeting of the citizens of Perry, held
pursuant to call, to take action relative to
the great snake, and particularly the letter
in the Buffalo Republic concerning the cap
ture of the animal. They severely censure
the "disgraceful hoax" as unworthy any
public journal, and tissu of falsehoods that
caused great inconvenience to many PERSONS
BY bringing them thirty or forty miles to see
the snake before Barnum removed it.
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@On motion the Marshal was instructed

0rOn motion the Marshal was instructed
to have all the cutters and sidewalks in the
city limits cleared at expense of the city.
EUansUi1Le Journal.
With all the earnestness of our soul, we
wish that council controlled our city.
Ind. Repub.
In ride over indianapolis a couple
months ago, we thought that city needed the
care of good council very much indeed
You don't see such Uttered up cutters, big
mud holes, &C., about our streets, sure.
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DIEn.

In olney Illinois, on the 18th inst, Mr.. GEORGE
HEAP, aged IS years.
Mr. H. at an early age joined the frigate Constitution
under Commodore Truxion-was in the two celebrated
sea fights in 1897 off the West India Isles, with the
ala Vengeance and "La Insurgent French Frigates,
both of which struck to his valiant old Commander.-
He was also in the war with Tripoh- where he saw
he Joined the Rangers and was in many ofhe severest
contested battles with the British and Indians. ne
was as brave lion, and generous TO fault. he
has citizen of this county for the last fourteen
years, and has not left enemy behind AT the nme
Decatur and Somers created Leutenants, he as
sisted in fastening the first epauette their shout
ders, insignia of their rank Olney Republican,
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OF The Arkansas Democrat, published
at Little Rock, is now edited by Mr.. Scion
Borland and c. c. Danly, Esq. The Dem
oerat has always heretofore been Demo-
cratic paper, but now it is sustaining the
American party! Senator Borland has al
ways been till lately leading Democrat, and
his name is known as such the county over.
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Testimony that CAN'T be Fanna,


The Louisville and-American papers in
endeavoring to break the force of the sworn
testimony published in the Journal, have
repeatedly told the public to wait for the
testimony on the other side-.that there
would be afidavits to meet affidavits, and to
suspend opinion till they were produced. 1t
is needless TO say the affidavits to prove the
riots were not commenced by foreigners,
have not been produced and they cannot be
procured. BY the sworn statements of for
eigners and Catholics as well as Americans,
1t has been proven that in these riots the
foreigners were the aggressors. No affida-
Wits can be brought to prove the contrary
The Louisville Journal thus speaks of the
promise made by the Sag NIGHT papers to
bring forward such testimony:
Nearly a month has elapsed, and vet the
eft-repeated promise, by which the Democrat
attempted tc hold public sentiment in abey
ance, is not kept. The promised and threat
ened history is unpublished; the promised and
threatened testimony Is not forthcoming
That testimony cannot be had. Let any
testimony at war with the affidavits we have
given be published, and 1t will be met
promptly, if necessary, with mass of sworn
evidence that will overwhelm it and over
whelm with it some personages who perhaps
natter themselves that they are safe.
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~ Gov. Wright has issued his procla-
nation certifying that the acts of the Gene
raj Assembly of 1855 have been received and
filed in each of the several clerks offices of
the State, the latest date Of filing being Au-
gust 18th, 1856.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-30

~ The Sandwich Islands, this year, will
raise wheat enough to supply the Islands, and
of very superior kind. They have got an
agricultural society from which $500 were
paid in provisions, $500 added to shaking
fund, a nd $4,l5O were received in one year.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-30

~ The Buffalo Republic, of Tuesday,
notices the arrival of the largest cargo OF
corn ever brought into that port, by the bark
Great West, Capt. Eastwick, consisting OF
26,433 bushels of corn. She also had on
board 49S pigs lead.