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New Arrangement,
@0H 8
Important to Passeiage,s going East
JOLIET CUT OFF, 81
MICHIGAN CENTRAL, RAILROAD

NICHIUAN OEN 1NNG 1.sO..
Two daily trains leave 10 let lexcept Sundsysl
Central r. r. for Detroit and thence wtth The Great
western NADIA Railway for Niagara Falls, Buhhio,
Albany, New York, Boston, fnlisdc'phia, Montreal.
TRAINS LEAVE JOLIET:
6l5A NJ, LiShtuing Express arrivEs at Uetroit at
p NJ Niagara Falls 1, so mex toruing and n. YORK
gP NJ. or Boston atle 81 night, arrive nj hlladei.
phia val, Emit OF 10 p NJ. also connects at Detroit
with steamers for Cleveland. and tnencewth morn
inr trains to all points In Ohio and Pennsylvania
stOP.M. Express connects ne xt morning at Detroit
with north Shore ire of Steamers thr ugh without
landing, arriving ats So A. NJ connecting with Ex-
press train to sew York and Boston. Also con-
meets with the morning troln the Canada Railway
arriving at yagatl Falls NJ esd p. III.
Through tickets can DC purchased a. Tho tieketsi-
dee tie CO npiay a, Joliet, aio wing passengers 10
lay over and resume their seats al pleasure.
lnly So diy n. RisE, supt.
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Clinton, Clinton Comfy. Yova

IJefsSas DESTROYS OF Information coneeynins ,h,.
Il point can see a platofthe new Town and 49,,
fui particulars Of priees ofiots de- by caIiise on
oe,..,.... v,,,,. GEO. u. Parker.
Oioee over WileT's Grocery Store. cd 81,
davenport. lag il's5-it
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MartforAs Gems.
lxoospoR.rsp ~ rHs srAxS or Ccsxncrterr
1900, 900 CAPITAL.
WtrR LsReE AHp IscsxASss sskfhss skckAFts.
eeu - e.ted under tae sal ction and aprtora
ii Inc Comptroller OF Public accounts.
n iRE Insurance i truly Savings Bank for tho
IL Widow kni the oephAn.
benefits. No man Is too poor TO Insure his Family
rfan ws nj after his death.
A persos thirty years Of age. hy saving Ave ecnts
day, eaa secure oae raoasaad Dciisssfor bis FAM
Husbands and Fathers, why do you delay securing
comretcnse TO yosr fAmiates aster ycnr deaih
Young alien are yoa deaarcua OF getting credit
yoane Mea have You made provision Tor yeur de-
Ginning yearss IL moi Insure your hvesl
Creditors, why hazard the lass ola debt By teafhs
Insure u lie OF yoar debtor.
To Aii-Bave You made such prcvision Tor iloss
nerr and Gear 10 you, as you wea,d sish you ssa
done, were Won 10 die, this nlghu II yoa have not,
procrastinate no longer. life i uncertain
Pamphlets explanatory FARMS he'd os Ageois's'ass
osFlcRss AND DIRECTORS
JANIS c. WAikLEf, President.
IN h'iAs sasss pest b. n plcserE sn,ei. Ast.
plRRcro2ss
,israf an. Daniel Philips.
John L. Rance. hssen nieakea
Noah wheaton, Sasnlet t9N,
N-tssn HafiiSes. James - "aiA'e1.
S. q. nssssfars, NJ r: soa,ai,ins rass asnn
srnl,cations received ~ HENRY \. SLAlMA-
KEN. Agent, davenport. W. Ns-"s'
Chicago City Insurance. Company -
s..n,naa caufeiS Pre,t Henry Handt, Sect.
J.. T. LASE,ageni,
ners *. Davenport. lows.
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OccuPArIoss OF THE AAERicAxa--Ihe
ceseas ,neiuens. of. the occHpations %. the
people II INC United Sntes are curious ane
Instructive. The nue(4H Drflbcrs ana
brokers is about The S&ihe, and 6etNeen the
two the people &c, wen shaved. There are
about eighty psulesaed Aoctsfa u ono pro-
fcssed undertaken. Only cighty-two peo'
ple informed the census takers that they
we're asuthore.s' while no less than t~c
thousand individuals. assumed 70 be art
is,s.n There are ono hundred thousand
hlacksmiths, and the zane number Of "mer.
chsass,v the lawyers out number the oa-l
kera BIZ ton thousand. ahefc being twenty.
four thousand OF the former aad fourteen
thousand Of the latter; thc hatters and The
ANTAGONISTS arc about eaas! in nunber.--l
The carpenters number two hundred thou.
sind; the maspns sy,y-.oar thousand; the
tailors iity thousand; the wheelligafs ,hir-
rs thousand; The ssadlsrs ,wensy-,hsee
There are more coniectione =
than wstehnske-s: nure weavers than
tesc.aess; more vinegar makers than show.
men; and he came number Of wagonmakers
"a ed,tore, iStranre 10 relate that. among
The returns al the trade. no, ro'it,cioa is
enumerated; and the tehles OF the p-ates.
sicns DO not iaolnde a single pcsr sef.
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Gbifagp.
NO conlIHAy1oMs On noxeroLIEs
HALE g. CO.
FoIvArdt1e and ou0Wloalon Merchants,
ccntrA pacta hctwn,x Wssis and La salta Street


,.,-.,.,IIsd e, az e . 4 &C. ai.,.,.,,,,
Central pcks, betveoa Wells and La salle Street
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Dsalers In ccsl, salt, ris Iron, e,e
Aaxxrs ron rGE
New York and clissge Line. Ion Erie Canal,
n ss' is. rss ~ n e, Rls9 a' j Road street.
n. n saAsr. .''@s los Broad st.
s y; = H. Ns sHayrRs, New i hsa.ls
Nm. RATION. ias rsr, Albany;
Deliver Boston shipment. Western n n pssea ssa
ra.isrr AoxSrs res
psnnsy!vanis Control Railresa.
Cleveland and Pittsburgh R-n iS'as5s,pAa.
ES SNEEnsk, Baltimore
MA0RAM Moons Cleveland.
wv Snn = 1890 Harrisburg.
!, WALLUM nh 3 syS, Pssfthrrgh /
JOHN II. cACGHEf,
The felowsns rev rrsssiiess ron Ia eonassson with
I. q isaADsrRY, ! Hewitt,
EyER6REEN CITY, ossa
rTYsiIuQA Heekvith
PITTSBURGH, Aysrils.
kENuSHS, stainash
RACINE, hTssU
Aba Clipper Iine Vessels. Mark Packages, Care Hale
w Lave completed our extensive Docks and Ware
ho1cs the River between Wells and LsSaic streets
wlre W shs eontinue the Forwarding and Commission
Business; and PREPARED to give Contracts ior sne
transportation Of Freight by each OF the above resns
be Companies Mt reasonable rates frcm New York. Bee
ton, Phiaaelyht Wheeling and Pittsburgh 10 Chicago
All gods coming from the East by the above cempa
uies viii receive prompt attention and forwarded Win
tisrairh ana Duplicate Freight nils sent by Mail
The Lines represent INST connected vita any
Jent STICK Co.. and are opposed to all nonopoliss
AThe Agents here Of all the Transportation .onaFs-
mics have coSrryrr and will charge excrbant dockage
| on all Goods coming TO by their Lines.
All claims fcr damage oyerrhsrge viii be promptly
attended 70.
CSnign,nents Of Grain and Produce fer sale or ship
4 meut viii receive personal attention. aplssd3
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IMPORTANT DacEFE.--Tae Emperor In.
just published a eecue, Which orders that
whenever shr imperial baby, the Young Ma.
po,een the Foafih passes company on
parade, bsrrack, military post, or uu
estafstte, the oldiers must present arms. the
drums mast roll AID the horns toot, the
sane as Tor his Majesty i.smseli.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
1R Co.,

~ = u y
The great Central Route, connecting the Al anti,
cities with the Western, Northwestern, ana South.
western States, by con tnaous Railway direct Thi,
road Al 40 connects at Pittsburgh With daily line
teau,ers to all perts the North western Lakes;
king The most direct cheapest cad yeiGbif ~stte By
which Freight can be forwarded TO and from the
Crest West.
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
First lass. Boots, Shoes, Dry -. ~ ,oo
Goods fin bos esl Furs, Feathers, &c. .''' ioo
second Glass. 49, Books g. Station-
cry, Dry Goods Up bales1 Drugs and "a. A. ,oax
Medicines, Hardware, Leather, Wool 'Os' v i'oh
Third Ciass...Anyiis, Bagglng.,
Bacon, Pork fin baikl C asst Stsel,} SIC p Zoe y
Sole Leather Tn bundles) Ochrc, dcS
Fourth e La -. s.Cofee, Fish, b4.l
con & Pork (packedl Larcd Lard oii,t 40e sI60 n,
hemp, Iron, lead nails, soda ash, 6c.>
RLoUR-Si per barrel until further notice.
GRAiN-50 cts. perl bs until further notice.
GOsToS--S2 per bale, NOT exceeding 500 lbs,
TPIa shipping Goods from any point east OF Phil.
adephia, be particular 10 mark packages sria san
ssirarte Raitread." Ali goods assigned 70 the q.
be 70 rwarded without detention
Etnsst Asxsrs.--Hsrris, wormly & Co.. Mems
phi.. Tenn Il. Z Sass = Co., 81. touis,J y Mitch.
eli & 500, 6vansyls, Lad: DaInesnil. Bsll e. Epr
dock, and Carter & ysweit, Louisville .ky.R.C Msi
dram, Nadia n, Ind; sgrixnsn a y o~b. and fywtr
d Co, Gincnnaii y, w. Graham 81 Co., Zanesv Tic
o.; Leerh & Co., - hllby 81. Boston; Lecch "a
As,oY House, n. Iof9; William o.. and ts.,er
Place, New York; 4. J. Sneedsr, Phtladcipbts; Ma
grsw& hoons, Baltimore; Geo. c. Fronciscus, Pi,s
burg.
Ii. ii. HOUSTON, 6sasr9! freight Agent. Pkhs
II. J. LONE .ERT, ssP't. dAsoEa, Pe.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Three Daily Tsrsuyh frains bet~eea Phila elphis
and Pitss5urgh.-TRE MORNING NAIL TRAN
leaves Philadelphia Tor Pirtstrrg al II A. II , and
Pittsburgh fer Phisadslphia st7 A. NJ. The fast lire
leaves r. IL. and Pi,sbu ~ for Phil
sdelphia st T d. ihE MIGHT aXPRkSS tram
leaves rnsdelphia for Pittsburgh q, II Pm. aud
Pittsburgh for pnIlaaelphis .! 1, + 81. az
The above lines coogert a. Pittsburgh with the
railroads and from 81. Louis, no., Atom Gaieun
sud Chicago, Ill FrarEfort, Lexington and Louis
viiie Ky; ferre haate, Dayton, Springfield, Belize
fontiss, Senddsky, Tuicdo, Cleveland, Columbua
Zsneaville, Msssllcn ard Wooster, Ohio, also Win
the steam packet boats from aud 80 New Orlsaus.
81. Louis, Louisville and Cinciunaii.
Through tickets can be hadto or from either Of the
pbovo places. 80
For further particulars handbiIls nj the differ.
ent starting points. Passengers from the West will
ind this the shortest and most expeditions route Ia
Philadelphia Baltimore, New YORK or Boston
THo's. MookE, Agent. Passenger Lipsa PbIla.
}. MEsKiMES, Ageb. Passenger Lines Pitts,
Phila. Nov I'd IS dig -
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w d sssf s " ris III rGM6fR ftcassd
have sis m. Mills IN complete order, aud having
n good stpck efSt cTcix Logs on hand, an ready
piodco o., settle oil With prompi and dispatsh,
IA lilo order Ia which they are fseeted, J. ., nrsi
como Grsl serted. hayeat present on band large
4 IL
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frtHt Phi - GisAaH-vr hEsFIF4 TOR EsiAfosd
ltoEs. FafRarps H'rrs. hEtssuy Atshs, f4y.sr Nuts
Fsl tyEs STAT !;sTs Flrc E'glaVs- Harden sbsihs.
Vets. Cistlfas, sud ibf III Pailores seEvn rumI
cat DC us-d.
Ihssa FllFl srr now n asv % I'll The priueIps
RGl,tsz,i 4 - % shS West. ae
II TslLpEB HEyAE srErasdto these faup. a.
DC ate Fs e. thE ttEle a3sya4nicst tnstIi1tr
4 Eui. Oh gsrfrts fatlsiltGuu RuAFaHtetsd In al
cases shrfs Ifegsft IAs ~ .terasH 10 director
Oriert shat Eiaiis received pTgu .,I.A lisrC
D. z. Ne {. LifiLkS, ohee a. Harroe,a Pfrtn
"a ans. FrpAi trsEi, L4tVal@tI, 4ass.
Aa ISth, tSlS-s-4 In
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Notice.

kotice.
DOCK Island Bank hss made arrangements IN psa
i limited amount Of the notes ofs.The Mann,sc
tnf IS and Mechanics Bank Of Columbus Georyia.
and the came will DO received on deposit or 10 nav
mentor Exchange or Coin, the &c az the
issues Of the solvent Banks Of Virginia ken,pesv
Ohio or Indiana. A. B. OsHORy p,s.n''
NJ Island Junei3 datTt. 5. III. MANN, Cashier
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Seasoned LUMBER
rdaIlo $500 tt's seei.og ol tbe eeuh-
SHINGLES

have parehAsed Aai pst ~ sSod : Patent Ma.
CHING, 10 coAUeelJn aim ml MN, . II am satisfied
eau slpply laf elil3giscs wilhs bsArr saiagle al
,e.s IN ney than any are ofoasb hsrs for or eau be
made oy tdy 1,ier nltsaiIss also make ShIngles
bN hand and wIll c9HtiEua 70 dosp as lopg az tney
are 10 ueuiAad
Itass I,4s opportunity - Fgtara mt tha nks iof
pust as0f., aud solicit itoa nf elsto1srs he
puo &c a 4s,aE,ua-nse OF tho si,ns.
a,i !. dwu JphS ~, CANNON.
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ReMsOryf.
WILSON A. HARLEY

"AVE removed their Grocery Store TO Mr.. Ii
Ill Cisirs'a new building, doors below the Posi
Once where they have greatly enlarged their stock.
They would return their cusione thslr snceIs
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed on them
end respectfully solcita continuance ofthe same.
Davenport. Nov r., s55.dkwtf
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Storage, Forwarding& Commission

In this branch ofthe trade, We are pre- AIRED 10 do
q large amount of business. Merchants and Others
making conssnments 10 our House, may rect sssur-
ed Of the utmost ndcny oar rars to Their inter.
esls and that their shalt recatvs proEpt
atterton sales aud retarns.
y. satisfactory refe~nee given In all cases,
and with pleasure.
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raE sTAR INSURANCE COMPANY,
QeasnsburrA, y. y.

fHE sTAR INSURANCE COMPANY,
Ogdsnsburvh, n. 7.
DAD In Capita, Sl50ikN, zSurpsas sau,o8,
TbTA1. Goa, 600.
VIII Insure Fire and fnlsnd Transportation rtsks
IN rs favorable ,crms ~ any other good Co.
~. nsym,ri. geehe, Lyon & Co., Chicago. A. b. l.
Myers, NJ, H., navearcrts SAM, caissn, Isl, kss'
tasveaport. FISH a. LEss ag1
ncvS-ily ksSie 81, SoeS tsiahi, III.
Missouri state Mutual Fire, Marine Insurance
Company o. St. Loais.
CAPITAL sapi oea. snd constantly Increasing.
DIRkCFORSs
d. d. Pars. C.S. Greedy. = ~ Edseii,
r. Raw n. w. Alexander, +. Wymsn,
l. S. AieIunA. ii. All January. CHI. Peck.
Policies issued from 30 days TO six years ana ,he
insured parfieipAte 10 th. whole rronis.
For information cnqnlre o; me rnders.Snsa .aSsas
fos Davenport. Il. l. DAY hNrohi.
July goth 81 trNls.
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Seasoned Flooring.

both rough and dressed; IND having taaru great
palma 10 secure The services " the pcs mschaUicsh
The State, feet RlsarsI thst ANY ianosr ptepcd ~
nv Mn give satisfaction. twiii do job Pianinr
sslow as any sstaOishm nj In The west
Persons wishlag ID bdiid Eher tms ~ az object,
would do veil " "a aai loeg ~ M aocK, before
nnltacllnE ell tMhara As nave o larls Qnsntll Of
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R0ck xslau0.
COMPANIES

n f all sizes OF Gariey {, Cos, Troy, at
" aPl dw-if IL A. poRTEkH BRO r. I
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improved Lizzie d!gnt Corn and Cob Piant.
lion Mil Price reduced
Il lie slbserthcr has purchased .xeinsiyo TtgLt %
terTiiUfY for -zI~ 10 tie Wet Of the abus 6 ctir
hrasa Mills En4 is prepared 10 Furnish bsrl Al
im & eiiher Wholesale yaiaii, ruarahiesd 10 ibt
most poslAve manner.
" y how more ihaE year sInst the Latte Giant
EHs ihtFoe asgd II tie pshlic, during shieb time -
has been'consiAntiy grosinr IN the popular favor.
nc improvements Ferept sleesed Nh rstrpis-i,
mLkesii me most perfect msshine ever offered ~
genera isTm use. IL 10 ~ rshtd eatnpioEs FoiS
altnehing tfam and weighs az follows No. .@2i
No s,390; No.3, $50; No. 4, So pannds. TseSi,
minutes are snnsent 70 cot one Up, with at meehsa
teal ald, and shcn once adjusted N ith sass D.
entrusted 10 boy. Pull directions &C omral, sssh
mill.
PRICEs: Ma&
MOL So & in grind s5u. meal per hour wi.bibora
. ESQ, - - I0ts s.
!" }, $50, IS :. Is" - So
- 4, sbb, &, 40 90 A"
TFLi6tFai discoHut 10 dealers.
JAMES A.. CHADWICK.
Ao.tJ Locust IT., between Second and Third
nov . d% N'iy 81. Louis, No
For sale by Meszrg. nAl2ELI q ERo., Agents o
davenport, al above prices, adding freight from Fl
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IUWA EUAP WORKS.
Above 'front.' between Msin and Brady streets,
DAvkNPORT, IOWA.
THE subscribers having recently completed THAR
i works in this city, nov prepared 10 OH ORDER
or their di9ef-n grades Of Soap, and rely on their
Very Superior Qualities, for pfe-eminsnce in lhs
st. Il vii hs found, trsI, thai our sosps M
aford more i.ther, and with less labor remoye dirt
that they do not 50 s00n melt in hot Msier are cons
quenty much cheaper 70 the ia ing he.n
proven that seven pounds Of our soap are "a al 10 ED
ofthe ordinary kind and that the great dleult, In
otaer soaps Is snrmonnted 10 surs of fexiniug the
rubbing In the wash-tub r.
The grades above referred 10 are Erasiye, Pearl,
rain MOL Extr. sRa Family soaps. whhthe above
assertions. submit 10 The ve
ofihe public With confidence that The use Of the win
Justify or recommendations OF their QUALITY Nes
chspts and Dealers are requested 70 cali and
for In mselycs before parchs sing elsewhere. :
Jan. 81. 1856 dtf. - NJ ~ HAIL a RI
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Erie War.

We learn that the recent outbreak at Erie
was originated by a scuffle between young
Walker, railroader, and Cochran, a rail-rip-
per. The latter got the worst of the scuffle,
and to ave lge hims ,lf aroused mob, who,
taking advantage ofthe temporary absence of
johnson, the editor Of the Constitution, rallied,
at first, some forty in number, which increased
to about two hundred, and demolished the Of
fee of the Constitution, together with various
law Libraries in the building, papers, notes,
ETC., to the amount of some twenty-five thou
sand dollars. They then paradcd the streets,
firing few shots into the houses of those
who had made themselves obnoxious by
siding in favor oflaw and order. The Mayor
looked on and enjoyed the scene as hugely as
did Nero of old on the destruction of his impe-
rial city. He(the Mayor did not even read
the riot act, or make any effort to stay the out
RACES. Surely such man has earned the
disgrace of an election to Congress from that
infamous town. to which it is said that he as
pires. The Pennsylvania law, as we are in
formed, will not hold the city liable for dam
ages done by the mob even under circum
stances so aggravated. On Saturday the mob
were preparing for an evenings entertainment,
in the way of burning in effigy Gov. Pollock
and other obnoxious personages. What a
lovely state of things III CleUe. Leader 18th
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The Governor on the Stump.

The New Albany Ledger understands that
Governor Wright intends making two or three
speeches week. during the canvass. We
presume he will also address Sunday schools
between times by way Of Sabbath recreation,
and occasionally favor the farmers with the
rehash of onsyof his agricultural addresses
When he arrives at Evansville, we shall prob
ably re-publish some Of the old articles from
our respected contemporary relative to this
demagogue in high place. by way Orwell
come. The Governor is rather trailing the
dignity of his Office in the dust. But he has
some motive of personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT in
these two or three speeches week during siz
months, which will sooner or later make it
self known How does the Governor nianags
to talk on the great question of Temperance
50 as to please the Old Liners, when he jap
proved of the late Prohibitory Liquor Bill
and m ade it . law by his own official sigaa
turs? How does hediscuss the slavery ques
ton and advocate the Old Line Pro-slavery
). doctrine, when but a few years ago he and hi
party were opposed to the further extension o
slavery as bitterly as so many abolitionists
But Gov. Wright has an oily tongue, and h
can grease any subject or audience as well a
- the next man. He generally greases hsrasel
too so nicely that many of those who know
him to be an arrant demagogue, swallow hiI
With considerable less difficulty than they ha
anticipated. He is trying now to make him
self greasy enough to slide into the Q.
Senate,
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SMUT MACHINE FOR SALE.

F@NHE subscriber reby informs the public that is still
engaged in the Smut Machine business and is reacy
NIL all Ny machineS we'll known these
ilIers and Mill
Wrights deem
much warrant them when put right snd have the
proper speed. All ask is fair trial andI
will do work. getting then in much style
than form erly and that they will clean
well of machines that sell much higher
price. ~ a78l--14S s4E1E HE[ EHzE4 EET7F +.
All orders Kratz Hernan myself will
attended Evansville. Ind. HIRAM HOPKINS
also the right to four eountiss Of Zone Sanders
sell whole and viii give bargain These
the hay Rakes that any
all capital make by the operation
can supply few with Rakes this the
-fsSa7 -smw- HIRAM HOPKINS.
.fsssa;-.as. A$sas<ss3 s~s~l-<-'H r-.aii by
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me Peoples Convention.

The Peoples Convention will meet to-day
at Indianapolis. 1t will no doubt be large
assembly, and composed of delegates from
nearly every county in the State. representing
both the American and Republican PARTIES
We shall look with interest for the report of
its proceedings, and lay them before our read
.srs at the earliest day. If this convention con-
ducts its proceedings as we hope it will, in a
spirit of Cancellation and compromise, and
places before the people a ticket of good men,
there will be no doubt of the election of that
ticket by large majority. We, and we pre-,
sumo every American, will be willing to make
some concessions to defeatsthe Old Liners. The
Republicans in convention alone could scarcely
adopt ticket SO Objectionable as not to be
preferable to that of the Old Line Democracy
But meeting in convention, as they will do to-
day, with the representatives of the American
party of the State, we feel very confident that
the ticket nominated by this Convention, will,
in the main, be such that no man opposed
TO Old Line Democracy may hesitate in voting
for. But our readers will soon have ansop-
portunity ofiudging for themselves.
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The General Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church meets at indianapolis to-
day. There be 219 delegates present,
38 annual conferences as follows:
New Hampshire, New ork, Troy, New York
East, California, Maine, Vermont, Black Riv-
err Western Virginia, East Maine, Pittsburgh,
Erie, Oneida, East Genessee, Northwestern
Indiana, Oregon, Genessee, Michigan, Chic,
Indiana North Indiana, Wisconsin, Rock Riy-
er, North Chic, Cincinnati, Iowa, Southeastern
Indiana, Southern Illinois, Illinois, Kentucky,
Missouri, Arkansas, Baltimore. Philadelphia,
New England, Providence, New Jersey, Wy
oming. nregy41r .oTvRe
The following are the names Of the Indians
Delegates ylsy3aatsg 6as1 saa e#
g lndia,a.-B. F. Crary, W. C. Smith, Jas.
Hill. h. S. Talbot, Reserves: G. B. Dawson,
w. VI. Daily. bra bs zss5 sad s2stal
North Indiana. IS. G.. Cooper. 0. v. Lemon,
G. w. Bowers, II. N. Barnes. Reserves: j. 81.
Hall, j. Colclazer. t eS. f-s resoe
Northwestern hadiana.-J. NJ. Stallard, e.
H. Boyd, j. l.. Thompson, VIM. Graham
Reserves: j. L. Smith, B. Winans.
Southedstera Indiana.-F. c. Holiday, E. G.
Wood, j. A, Brouse, John Kisling, G. w. Ru-
ter. Reserves: w. Terrell, j. w. Sullivan, j
Barth. ss 1 e }t9s4.e Ai9t4
We learn that daily paper will be publish
ed by the General Conference of the Method
lists durino- it's session al Indiaaanolis which
will be called the Daily Advocate p and viii
contain the general routine of each days bus
siness as the official organ Of the body Will,
| in session. go }1ssea sggfl 5. ae-jgg
The Rev. Mr. Hill, of this city, has gone t
Indianapolis to attend this Conference.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-01

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