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Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-20
Th0 Recent Elections.

Both parties in this state seem to be reofc-
ing over the election returns brought hy the
last steamer. Our own impression is that
these same returns arc but the hand writing
on the wall which betokens the speedy disso-
luton of each. Since the triumphant cleo
ton of J. Neely Johnson, in this state, the
Know NOthngs have not carried a single
state upon which they can place the least de-
pendance in the approaching presidential
contest. The Democrats, however have
carried, most of the Southern States
They also claim mNoine, which they did indeed
carry upon local issues but when it comes
to contest in that State upon purely Ma
tional ground, she will cast a majority of at
least 10000 against the Administration, or
in favor Of any party rallying under a free
soil banner.
PENsYLvANIA, which has just voted, gives
Democratic plurality Of some three or four
thousand. This result was brought about BY
combination of Democrats, Wings and a
good sprinkl ng of K. Ms, against the Freesoil
element. The election, was, to all intents
and purposes, war between the pro-north-
erners and the pro-southerners. This anom-
alous phase of Pennsylvania politics, in
great degree, has grown out of the circum-
stances which ruptured the Philadelphia
American Convention. The contest, on both
sides, was conducted ane decided with but
little reference to old party lines.
From the meagre accounts we have been
able to gather we have found it almost i'm
possible to analyse the vote with any degree
of accuracy. There seems, however to have
been at least five distinct parties in the field,
viz Democratic, Whig, Fusion, Republi-
can and K. Ms. The anti Maine Law men
and portion of the wings voted with the
democrats and elected their Canal Commits
sioner by about eight or nine thousand plu-
rality. and other officers by diminished vote.
When the isms, in this state, are fused, as
they will be In theNational issue, the Doug.
lasites will find themselves In very small
minority. Some idea of the general vote of
the state may be inferred from that of the on
ly two Counties from which We can gather any
details. Here is the vote of Allegany County
Plummer (Democratic). .......,... .6,799
Nicholson (Fusion) 1916
Williamson (Republican). 1851
Martin i Clever (K. NJ. )..........36 1854
LANCASTER COUNTY
ruslon. .....'.. .o,3U1
Democratic. 5,099
Whig. 1888
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JOU r NAL.


We extract the following proceedings on
the Free Bank Bill from the report of Tues
days !abors in the House:
On motion of Mr.. Hudson, the considera-
ton of the Bank bill was renewed, and an
ame ndment was offered by Dir! letter, to pro.
hibit the issue of bills of determination an
der fve dollars. The amendment was not
adopted.
Mr.. Landers moved to amend the bill by
requiring deposite of lao dollars worth OF
bonds.
Mr.. Newcomb moved TO amend the
mendment by striking out 40 and insert
l25.
The morning was occupied in a general
discussion of the securities of the bill, but
nothing more said on this subject than re-
ported in to days paper Full notes, are
however taken Of the discussion, which Will
De carefully examined and will be briefly re-
ported.
Without voting,
The House at five minutes past twelve
clock adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION. .'-t'
The House met
And resumed the consideration Of the Free
aux Bill. The question being on Mr.. New
,mb's amendment 10 the amendment oil Dir.
s.lnders, tttal
Mr.. Trusler moved TO lay the amend
'lent on the table. No: so laid. Ayes 80.
oes 81.
The question recurring ON Mr.. Newcom's
mendment, il was carried, and thus amend
!, Mr.. Lander's amendment was adopted.
yes al, Noes %; but subsequently, modif. d
, as to demand deposit Of lis dollars
s'orth of bonds only. when all the stock
olders were residents Of Indiana, aud
ma fde holders of the stock. Other
nendments of minor consideration were
lopted.
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SCANTLII 4 pAKy.y,

ID Ed isave INFORM their friends thv public gneral
ID that they have erected LARGE WORK SHOP on First
street between Vine and Division for the Of manu-
f.s%rins and repairing ali kinds Of SHEET IRON and COP
PER WORK belonging to STEAMBOATS,. STEAM EN-
GINES and Mill Work. And they moved from their
oil stand Main above mentioned building for
the OF al kind work They will
aiso d. kind Tin Roofing Cutters and any
other hind of Job Work connected with of the above
branches Call at the sign OF the MaDmo Coffee Pot
eet5-fwd3uw lEnIuiisr cOpy.) 81.
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- From the Indians polls Journai.


Below we give Rsbort OF the Citizens Committee,
Which WAS appointed to nx the value Of Free Bank pl.
per. These gentlemeE were select d from among oul
best There Is no Important Inference be.
tween this and that made by the Assoca
lion of Yree Banes the late meetny. There is
feeling among all classes Of i'm the
city md country to DO governed BY uniform rae for
Free Bank money: and far we learn tho fol.
In regard to an agency" the Connittee, in view Of
the APPOINTMENT Of DePauw an pcfrees BY the Free
Bank fs purpose contemplated BY the citi
zens have concluded defer that and, II salts
factory allow the Bankers Agency to supercsde the one
the Committee was drfected-to esssSiish: q
REPORT. 49,
Tho committee appointed AT public meeting OF the
Business Men Of Indianapolis. held nj the Court House,
December 30th 1854. TO examine the securities 81 The
Stock Banks OF indiana and cssspy hem according TO
the value of bonds deposited with the State Auditor
report a, follows. and mend hat the bin be
ceiyed nj the prices named SHOULD any u the banks
named in tn. first class refuse TO redeem DIN or the
value of the third classes CHANGE the classic
cation will be- altered accordingly. :,
Indianapolis, Jan il, 1855.
vIRST CIASS-SPECIE PAYING.
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RY virtue OF order q the Court Of Common Pleas
ID vanderburgh county. Ind. will Adminstrator Of
the Of John NJ blair decd the 2hday January
1855 the Court House door in Evansville hours
of 10 ocock A. NJ aud o'clock sell public auc-
tion. the or Of or Of See l6. Town Y West
containing 40 acres subject tn norteags Of SEQ to the
School Fund: also IS the
north of fractional section Is. Town II West
kno In a. the Blair Farm.
Terms oae hslfsash sAd year With
Interest d.cz3-sw H. 9. WHEELER. Adm'r.
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The most srfraordnary discovery ths World Is tie
Great arabian Remedy for Man and Beasf.
II. q. FAkRElL'S
ARABIAN IMMINENT.

Ihe mess erfraordtnary discovery In Ne World IS tie
Great .drabiaa Remedy for Man and Beast.
II. q. FAkRELLS
CELEBRATED ARABIAN IMMINENT.
beautiful and fertile region skrting the desert of
shenes procured those aromatic gums and which
this Imminent Is composed and whose stimulating
through The whole y.tcm ssyns intense
pain in Few minutes Try IL. when you will be convinced
snodg1s sassis, asssn msm dssgss G
the flesh the cords
sway leaving %osias Sas ia ana sn. as ne.s
hsathy action causing aesh and h up the
ana this In the Why IL has successful
joint In affections thu spine. liver lun and kid
or .gue cake or enlarsenent OF the peeo IL is specific
For any internal inflammation you will lind great
cramps sweling eness week joints. spins and css1
pains wounds ehiiblans batns throat bites Of
nearly all diseases which require
@ ~ It. ass5
Evil Liver Compla diseases .tc For horse
cattle is easetaal in diseases WIN
Ris head. Ftuia farcy. Poll Evil windgsils Strains
Bruises etc.
LooE OFT FOR CoUNTERFErTs,
The rbie cautioned asat another eount-rfe winch
Linime,, the most OF ali ,s. roua.nr,
his having the Of Farrell many viii buy In coed nith
PERHAPS only discover their error ~hea the spurious
Ia, wrought its evil fleets
Main street. Peors Illinois whom all for
iM before the fsrrslis sh%.gy III FARREIi s.
ana h sAs'ne on the wrapper all Stsss are
whriesai. and retail Agents EvansviIie Ind.
regularly authorized agents throughout the United
ss Price 2S and q cents. ard 81 per bottle.
the United hieh ore i. not ares "
~ W. farfeli as above. accompanied with good
'sier's as % eharse'sr responsibility. &c. novz4-w
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that is highly and desirable There nearly
sou VALUABLE GIFTS.
among which he by the above list is fine farm
house several elegant pianos paror furniture.
beautiful hne sold Watches chains. pins
work -hoxes dressing eases. ETC. To-
All or ers Nv letter paid with the money enclosed
will meet ith prompt attention. The raving aud
bered receipt the holder chance in the property
he Of its Distribution Forwarded by
retayp Mail Address orders TO l.. w: ABOTT.
street ST. Louis Mo-. where the
on application, or T.CONlNGTON ~ CO..
ian2i-u - Evansville.
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-TEIEGRAPHIC!
ONE wEEn LITER FROM EUROPE.


Atlantic arrived this morning with week
later dates, being to January s7th.
The market opened with good demand, but
rather fell off at close.
FLoUR.-There has been enquiry for flour.
The quotations are, for Western Canal AIS
Cd; Ohio as. Foreign demand has been
moderate. Corn. yellow 46s, white 45s.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The traHsac-
tons in American securities have been
small. The money market tighter. Con-
soils have declined. The quotations are SEGA
SO4.
NEw YORK, Feb. 9.
The steamship Atlantic, Capt. West.
which was announced below yesterday aftef-
noon, has been detained outside by thick
weather all right She did not reach her
berth until about IL o'clock this morning!
The Peace Conference is to be opened
about the middle of February. The most
importan. feature Of the news is the resigns
ton of Lord John Russell. On Friday night
Lord John Russell made an explanation Of
his conduct and the opinion is that the whole
ministry Must GO out. 7
The public feeling seems leading towards
peace. Affairs before Sebastopol quite yin.
changed. The British is represented as be-
ing in wretched condition from mis- man
agcmert.
New YORK, Feb 9th.
Atlantic still outside of harbor and proba-
bly, won't be in tonight. Efforts MAXI 9 to
reach her dock-unsuccessful. Wind and
tide against it, f.sl
Swedish army placed on immediate war
footing.
Negotiations continue between Austria
and Prussia respecting Germany.
Queen of Sardinia dead. lf-a .fIl
Great Britain steamer arrived at L:vef-
pool with million sterling.
Numerous rumors OF failures in Liverpool,
but exaggerated,
Sebastopoi dates are 14th January. Moth
ling nome ntous had occurred Russians
made two sorties. Repulsed with consider
able loss. Weather had been cold, but at
latest was milder.
Liverpool dates afe or 27th-arrived
out morning of 9th, So passengers,
amongst them Hon. ). Upham. Chit
, interest OF news contains proceedings OF
British Parliament.
New YORK. Feb. 9, Pm.
Flour firm, upward tendency; good Ohio
ss5a935 $3.50; bbls sold; Southern firm, 5000
bbls sold; corn firm, sales 10000 mixed AT
81; pork firm, lard unchanged; whisky
quiet, Ohio 33Ia34; stocks active and money
easier. .basa
CINCINNATI. Feb. g. p. NJ.
River unchanged Weather cold.
Flour again better, 800 bbls sold at siOa
$40; supplies ve-y light, whisky "a 4; Cheese
9alo. Far inquiry. for provisions, for but
holhers ask an advance, which checks bust.
ness. fSale 5000 lbs bulk sides at 81. Sales
good fair sugar at Al. Cloverseed has de.
clined TO $50. ~
Senator Elected.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Feb. s.
Lyman Trumbull elected senator in place
of Shields. crf-
e New ORLEANS, Fe6.7.
Ohio Flour 50 3OaS9 81; Corn 94a95c
, Oats s5as7c.; Rectiied Whisky 3lc.: Sigh
= Excb knoe al brI srf tt
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

meeting Of the Directors Of the Northern Plank Road
IN Com pany. held the Of James Laushn. jr..
9th January 1855 ordered that all
In said who have already requested
win
FOR each oil e hundred dollars subsoribet.
! JAMES O. JONES. seey.
NorEAI the funds feceved into Treasury
exhausted Of debis
liabilities unsstisfed. Those
dtion the Company the value Of cir
by calling John Paine Jas glin r Jas
j c.. J,
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!, NOTICE. OF DESTRUCTION TO HEIRS.

XvICE hereby gwen. that at the Decer Der Term A
" lsf ~ the Court Of Common Pleas OF
after hna settlcms mt OF the Of jesse Burt
ny six dollars were found remaining distrbu
.moas the heirs said heirs therefore notified
ave share JACOB LUNKENHEfNER. C. C. @. p
p.x.. 60. yanderbureh county
~~S q "AhViH' Atty deeD-3fw
. u.v COTrON b tTTiNG AGENCY.
II % the Can Cotton I,.ttfnv
ana shall keep stock of No and No a, iii
t''.ss ct ths lowest cash prceat ~
'''S eook's Family Grocery
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HCUsEs AND LOTs For sA,.r

THE undersi ned being about from the place.
for sale Houses and Lots this city great
bassns Said houses and situated in Insle aud Stoe
wells Enhancement. Esgesons Fo1ndf einE on
high with each convsaent houses stables
For particulars enquire Of Messrs Igehart Oakley real
agents. Water Of the subscriber
jan4-Imd wM. JOHNSON.
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ADMINISTRATIONS saIx.

ENTITY ass'd Iron reed perlate arrivals This with
II stock hand. makes completes.
decl3 SAMUEL GRR
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tARORERs w aNRED.

q TEN rood farming hands wsned immediately
. the county Location healthy and homes and
visioss found Erpfy 20 JAMIE GEO. FOSTER CO.
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CaEscKST , CsTy ~ E sS s,s, ASR MAHcn
DIR. JOHN b. GENTRY. OCUl.IsT,
FRANKFORT. KY.

WILL UNDIVIDED TO or Tsi EYKs
''i ,s sS%@Sa
a.Ss, my capacity ate, fs.dns The
s made ssas n. n ca:
prop ry encouraged and have doubt viii Eve
We he ande signed s,.rs frankfort. Ky. were on
e patients With sore
yuIsns end who wsr .ssu. 10 be placed
and found them Attic ed in the most deplcrable their
S@ s sSs s THEY
having ZACH :: 1saf
years. preventins them business
tina. p,sd ", We have bee. =. y those
yell aud that they certify Language strong and
,sIsiss the gratitude they ,ss for the immense tsnss
he. ,.s.ssa their s.s.s .hsisfo.s recommend hin
r. O WisIsasxfra Treasurer.
J. swferBr. CLERK Court Appeals.
Tnos. s. PAas. Auditor.
FnAxKroRr. January 18th. 1884,
examined he eyes Of Miss So B. OF Henry county Ky
Ss s ne @ac a. a
closed rpusnauee bear the light which
we saw her again assr she hss been treated ny Dr. Gentry
when she able to keep her ye'oPeE daylight could
see perfectly Her .yss seemed 70 be cured.
;;s sS s;s Ss.s:a. Judges Court of A'''.''
H. , s. Er : & s; Sept: Z. 1854.
Ous y. NJ .
Dr. r. Gently yeur city expects visit New 0re.ps the
OccuIs We recommend him ia the terms
he hsvng proven the scientific kill il prsiss
sicn. Respec fully yours, &C..
jsss s. 4 sssa1as Farmers.
. S01 W. B 6o sssnAn' Hardv.r. Dealers.
I1r R1 B,ssa. Dry Good. Merchants.
JAMES noSaos Poli.. Judge.
B.&J; 7. tuck.rr; Propr'etos Of Mansisn House.
". ~ CANES Dry Goods M.rehanu.
n
M G I,sk Keeper. of Livery Stables.
g HKaYDoS. County Judge.
J.v. h. VASARsDALE. Proprietor Franklfn House.
w. h. HoLEMAS. City Marshal.
W. T. HEENDoS sheriff Frantlin County.
b;y M sME s.ss p,s1y ShsIs do, do 60
G. w: CsApDocK Atty. Law.
joins n. HARLAN. City Attorney.
JsNEs HAsLAs Atty General ofEy.
Of great re-p~etai,v aud ehsd T. be SUCH
This We eheerfullJ certify. J. j. CKlTrISDrS.
-...t.- - r p. LErcarE.
ofrIBE or SECRETARY or srAyL. IT
F sr f,s.S az s jan -. ISIS
OF ducing Dr. Gently o. this city who visits
city pro Ocust The Doctor has the
and have come with.
ledge TIE Doctor stands hirh
community aud any Kindness NAV shsw him. assure
upon vour Trend and obediens Servant '-'''
jsn27-2:a3sw GRANT GREEN. see Of State.
DURE Cider vinesar exrressy for family use ut
II janE 7. BACON co. S Family Grocery.
n NINos Chess Soto Cards. lie soli,saire Brick toehs
n BAekgamm,n Boards and variety ftte netions
reedny janH &C. PuSuEE.
SHAwL.s.-Ioo Misses cold Nett shawls;
novis JAS. LOW ( CO.. us Maiu ST., Lou, KY
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\ m LBS No. Cotton Batting and .rael Candlewick
- W. for sale At T,BACON a. CO.'S
JAM! Family Gfoeery. Main street.
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An infaiiible Remedy for
DlsEA SEs OF THE EYE:

ACUTE OR CHRokIc,
liberation Of the Laehrymai Glands Fila and wssbss
Vision. from any cause. -
Retasd generally At the Stores and Shops throughout
the country.
IL Il WI n X y
THERE which produ
ing been unsuecessfnlly those natural 10
the Though rarely involving fe yet they unit Alike
DIR THOMAS L. STEPHENS th. dfssovsrer Of this csls-
brated Chemical Preparation. having devoted member Of
years. the rrhef Of those afflicted with phsnia has BY
actual experiE soceeeded in aing the
finest checas that has rodaced more wonderf than
any other arti lie q at has been ssc ,yered.
Il q nov offered 70 the public CERTAIN CURE fer
induced by scroulous origin ohrwse Weakened
defect of vision. Diminished Of the optic dis
saed state Of the tissues constituting that delicate organ
Testfnoiiais from the Merchants OF Fulton. Mo.
Me the undersigned would state for the
lievs that DR.. =. L. STEPHENS CELEBRATED CHEMl-
CAL EYESALvE to he valuable preparation for 0pthsl
mia and from what have and heard Of its would
veakeyes. fore before the public.
wAKRENM. FUTILE. hartley q H0CAKDAY,
OURD BROTHERS. SAMUEL r. DYER.
A. j. MOORE. BoSBl SHELL 4 MIILINGTON.
W. II. CAASE, d. J. II. TUCKER,
~ % hereby certify we'll acquainted with the
whose pamss and have been for year,
they are sentemen OF integrity and strict veraei ana
distressed upon any subject in which the public
rood 10 concerned. $500
Given under my hand snd Clerk oftbs
Circuit Court and Tor Galway MY state OF
Missouri this 18th day 81 10 6iI ri CLERK
- Nth scM ST sai nos .aS Ss
For sale by LEIGH yERLING. Evansville. Ia;
Country in all tie Western snd scntherr
Stats nor3-iwd3nx
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sdavit having been fed with the comr,sin.
setting forth that the said defendants Aeneas MeCas
ana Jesse w MeCallister. are residents Of Insaoa
that canss Of actoa founded upoa contfact eris,.
nst then he said de PENDANTS
ne readeney of this setion tina
lathe OF this Court b. heruu held AZ
tr Hou.e Ia Evansville the third Monday in A,ril
lS35. Ia vacation. jon S,h 1855 49, -
- JACOB LUNKENHElMER. G. " &C.
HASpLrn HARLAS for PIE ianI2-atw
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SAB CANDLES; as soss, for sal.sy

NEW TAILORING EST ABI.ISHMENT.
unabridged would most respectfully the
casns OF EVANSVILLE and surrounding country that he
a,j opened ,hsp on Main street opposite Branch Bank
ndians where ne intends
All It's Branches in the latest Aad STYLES All
YORK warranted IN DC and Of the lie
-
Cali snd examine hssock Of Cloths Caimeres and Vest
inss no has good stock on hard and Is prepsrs sell
ehssv nOvlf T.. NELMs.
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sIAtROF INDIANA, ,ss.
tandefburgh C0unty. sos

APPEARING BY ahdav hied with tie plaintiffs
paint. that Marie s. Is farty
oa the object Of which IS IN obtain divorce and that she
resdeat OF the State On Indiana the said Marie s. Stark
hereby notified Of the pendncy ofthis
vs,sed that the VIII OF
court 10 be begun and held the Court House in
aasviiie on the third Mond .y in Apr A. ID. 1855.
JACOB LUGKENHEIEER c. ". q. @.
CHANDLER HARLAN. At,vs tor Pin i.n2a-4w
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sTxTE OF IADIANA.

6TNTE OF INDIANA.. Sss
vAxDrRBUt CorSTY. - a, -,
In IN. vandrburgh cirsu Court vacation January A. p.
1855. =
Adam Zuspann.
against
George wagnop and 30.
Parm-lia wagnon. his wife.
ND now here said Plaintiff and fiss com pisnt
"A aud IL appearing sfidavit
that the said Defendants necessary parties Is action
that cause OF action exists against them and IL
with and has relation real
of
The said George D. Waenon Pamela wif
are therefore hereby notified of the pepdepey action
that the same will stand for tri Mt OF said
he he at the Court House .hs
Vsnderh reh and State of Indiana heh will
commence the third Monday april, 1855
JAG b LCEKENHEINER, C. ". O.C
BAxxR SAnyts FOX PIT 5saf3-stv
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YAGD sGD0DQDO
THE PEOPLES GIFT ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION
"oNE OF LIES HAPPP HoURs.o
a BEAUTIFUL ENGRAYL.NG, AND a SHIRE
IN THE GIFTS,
Fol n n Ol Arr

subscriber would inform the public that he has estfb-
shed agencies throughout the country Tor the disposal
OF the beaufu engraving known One Of Lies Happy
Hours is beautifully executed Steel and 10 wortny
prominent place either psror drawing The ORR
sinal (by Mrs. Lilly NJ present in the
Of Mr. Charles stetson. III sgravns twenty
inches representing young and lovely
blooming with heaith her kase stands fne
little fellow. plucking howe
upon table hand and entwinng them his other
hair. which owing to his depredaons hanging
beautiful while the
each Indicate that the artist did not fail represent ons Of
Life's Happy hoIrs.'
BY issuing copies the subscriber enabled furnish
the price, and completing the sale
to the members Of the association the following
VALUABLE PROPERTY: