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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
HOLM T. GLOVER 81 CO., corner of Main and Seventh
81 streets Evansville Ind would respectfully inform
Public that they have in yard and for sale low CASH
ofSeasoned Pine Lumber
and Tongued and GrOOved Pin
Ash Floorng Dressed and undressed Ceiling
Pannss; 100 600 feet sound Common Boards. suitable
barnsand fencing; No Pine and Poplar Shingles &C.
Can have made order at the lowest prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces, MOuldings Frames
Doors and Windows, &c. &C. Bills
who may send for them ordersfrO Assistance will
promptattentiOn. febI2 TT
"A MES sEOVELS.-25 doz No. 2, genuine article 70
1A contractors for sale low at CHAS. s. WELLS
deo6 New Hardware Eouse. 2 doors below Br. Bank.
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Ear Corn.
G&VO 100 bushels oats.
- buah ali ad All

N0nBTTCssE5EE!Lbss, Ear ost Corn.
500 bushels shelled corn. at
san hEADENS oeery.
6ERFU VI RlEs.1PCmades; in pots. Jars ard stieksi
Naeassar OIL Bandolne Curling Fluid. Hair GIcss.
Water Toilet Florida do. Eau de
Tavandar Water Verbena, Eau Divine de
fair, well mparting delicate
ue to the ompexon. Extracts the Handkerchief
an oth RS; Powders Tooth
~ AZ the Mouth Aromatic egar; Toilet and Infant
Swaers and all other articles in the line Of Toilet
Evw anie by M. mIELsOH:
asvH6 flrst street. oPposlee rosg-omce.--
-ya@W YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS n. rIAGHEE,
srssxERH PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
- - south William street, New York.
IzMaN established with an extensive connection
n ia the above business respectfully soeits consign-
Sc4s of kinds Western Produce which will receive
I'm sdiate and personal attention at the
Neale az charges. Particular care will be bestowed on
e0nssenments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
SamAa on all Shipm ents when required by
J.H. MAGHEE 81 CO.,,
eeb2p-ts Evansville, Ind
&NHEAPER YETI-superfne and Buckwheat FlOurf
GnR wv. d s. vFCKERY
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WHO ESALES DRY GOOU

WkAOL ESAAE DsSY GOODS.
ANTE have hand of the and de-
VV srabe stocks of everything in the DRY GOODS line
be the Western Market which
prompt time buyers remarkably low Our goods
have been selected with great in quality style and
house of the mountains in part
the folio wing articles:
Brown and bleached musns cassmeres satnetts.
prints nseys Innings silks, satns
oashmeres cOburgs alpaeas de aines
bonnes ribbons umbrellas seamless bags shawls
&C., sc.
Together with large of Notions of kinds
from Yankee clock cambria needle Also
of
WE'LL MADE CLDTHTNG.
got expressly for trade entire
faetion Give call before purchasing elsewhere as we
charge nothing showing the cheap
est for selling them. JOHNSON & FRENCH,
Mainstreet. I'd door above State Bank,
ep2S Evansville. Ind.
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- n - - n y II m ~ Ia I'VE E5N
\ OF EVANSVILLE AND VICINITY
Particular Attraction.
&%7 are prepared to show
w patrons stock of Winter Goods coneit-
the richest variety and the beautiful
such goods adopted to the these Goods havna
bee and selected by Mr. Jacob Loewentha
ork market advantages
enabled to offer them at unusually low prices,
Our new and excellent
and desirable in the line of Dry Goods
ing You respectfully solicited call
Goods. WIN, LGWENTHAL e. CO.,
jan16 Corner First and Main sta
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REMOVAL

W undefsgned mas removed IalIoflng EsFabsh-
N Second street, immediately opposite the Pres
bAteran Church in the Office with DR.. Wood where he
would be glad all his old and goodly
Der Of and would be pleased to them with
anything in his line such coats vests pans Shirts draw
etc. order the shortest possible notice.
Thankful he would respectfully solicit
nuance the at the hands of Liberal public.
VEG J. L. NELMs.
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DRS, ESfsAY 81 PENNENd

DIS. BHGAE g FEN NANGEONs
d ESP ECrFULLY inform the citizens Evansville and
IA vicinity that partnership the
practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Having been actively engaged in the profession for quar-
century and become familiar with diseases
dent this climate they hope their experience
will entitle them share of public patronage.
Their oce is Fsr street between Main Locust
posts the Post Oce where either both be
consulted unless absent On protest. Onal business.
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Mustard superior article by Sader, Firth
Root Tapcoa Isinglass Galatine
the best article of Indigo brought to this MARKET Yeast
Hope Nills Durkees;
prepared Farind desirable article for children
vaids Spces other article the beusekper
may need in his line. Eh22
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MUTUAL, FIRE EN6URAN COMPANY O
VANDERBURGN COUNTY,. LND. ~
NEW OksA A1Afe s-As 2 : -.
SECOND TO NONE WEST Of THE MOUNTAIN

.. SECOND TO NONE WEST or THE sToUNTAIEs!
on First street opposite the Post Ofice.
s He@ a be fss
edged to have superior in awell
pointed If 9, III Kinds of bread
pies hot rolls .dOenuts etc.. etc., etherat
weddings private parties balls or private families WILDE
supplied often desired with everything fresh from the
superior article Of Graham and breadsalwaysOn
The devote his exclusive
so his Sq' bV sny which she y be GS
COPARTN RFgSEEFP NOTICE. ~
in a PGsa Of my bs in 5a9
formed copartnershiP with my brQsheT Wm Morgap
fansaetn general wholesale business il Boots
wEhave rented the new Brick Building on street,
two doors below sE9 @ AMI in few days
invite all and the trade gene
rally to cali and We shall be prepared to offer them
prices We viii offer goods to all cash and prompt time
ne fsB BaS'0na' al 'u'H 'u'' H. W. W. MORGAN.
NEW FIRM.
s NJ e r. S, ,.o,.o,,
WINES, COsDEAES AND CIGARS,
Sycamore street betw First and Water,
e extsqsiys stock of choice imported and domestic
WINES,
coRDIALs,
Also: fine lot of imported Havana Cigars. offer all hese
articles Country Dealers and Gomez
them nothing
in quality will surpass ny selection.
Strict attention upright dealings and small profits viii al
ways by which try gain the those
who will favor with a call. mh25 s. MYERS
GSUNDF les
- IS casesnew style Bonnets:
$50 doz Ginen Cambria Handkerehiefs;
200 doz Hemstiched do;
Berege; 10 BLK silk CoatCord
10 do coI'd silk COatCord; $50 bxs Linen Floss;
$50 Jaconett Collars $50 Chemisetts;
6cartoons black silk fringed Lace;
IL pieces super black Satin Vestings;
10 do Grenadine Silk;
so cartoons Ribbon ass widths and colors
so cartoons hew style Bonnet Ribbon;
so bonnie Silk Cravats reed this day and for
sale by JAMES Low & CO,
apSd&w 41s Main street Louisville, Ky.
JOHN f. CERESP,
NOT RY PUBLIC.
A t the EVANSVILLE LIBRARY Association ROOMS, Fos-
IN RS Buildings will attend to drawing Deeds Mort
and all other writing entrusted to him. deef7dtf
$40 zsEsE$ HEsSEE4SGEE.
FIRST STREET. OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE,
Evansville, Ind,
A LWAYS keeps hand fine assortment of Perfunerie
~ of the best manufacturers; also.
Toilet Articles. Stationery, 70
Embroiderng Materials, Plated Jewelry.
Artists Colors Canvass Oil Paintings and Engravings
Gilt MouldinGs, Toys. etc. novI6
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL,

FENHE Propretors this House
iii Main their Hotel
opposite the Court House where they
their old and all others
call upon them in much than formerly
patronage respectfully solicit
same, which shall all endeavors
it, Our fare will be the best the market affords and
charges moderate
Good stablI and Wagon Yard kept forcountry custom
eyIO-d&Wtf FELKER & HEDDERECH
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-d&wtf FELKER HEDDERECH
WIN. REILLY,

VIM. H EgEAXs
ENTHOLES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
90 PRODUCE MERCHANT, MAIN STREET.-Theun-
peetfuy inform his friends public
Evansville vicinity that having purchased the interest
fthe Senior partner in the late firm off Reilly he in
the Grocery and Produce business the
He this opportunity ofreturnng
pastavors and intends effort merit ontinu
anee of the same. ie2O-1y WILLIAM BELLY.
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yNNTCB RIis5AtRiNE

" AINIta
TTHE Undersigned having the above business
III in Evansville. himself with hope
experience skin all descriptions
machinery will upon trial be found worthy ion
resident citizens the city but alss ofhese
eorp the ''circun ami lent vieinaze.''
shop Post Office where he be foun at alI
CFFIcE HoURs. my8 r. n. GATES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27
HAXE YOU 3 BA0 sHAPED HEADl
10 AGU ERV IL oTX RGl
TAKEN-AT THE SUN BEAM

IN AvINS made entire change in my mammoth sky
Light. bywhch am enabled to slke much hner Pic
prepared to take pic
will favorably with any taken
IA the Vast. -
have also associated with for short time Mr. j.
Waim5bv Of experience, by
which both of may always be found
Mt thu roomssready to take pictures
S1- me ber the place Opposite the Post Office
B. We ara prepared out aud take Licensees
f st5psfs asSn0r''s' n0'''o Wv. TILEsToN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-27
NEW a e Is A Nc 4 M mt.
DAVID O'NETL,
NJ u d N IT NJ IN III Att Old

ERCHANT TAILOR,
Second street, between Main and Locust.
AS received and opened fine ssertment Of Cloths
n of different colors Cassmeres of fine quality and the
latest styles with the richest Vengs such plain and fan
cy vevets satns silks &c. with goods for bust
All these goods of best quality and haRd
soonest varieties this city My old customers
and citizens generally are invited to examine them
prepared with rstrate workmen make goods in
the late5 tstyles and fits in acases sepl2tf
STORAGE WANTED.
A prepared to in Fire Proof arehouse
w any quantity of GRAIN Produce Merchandise OF
tho mostIiberal te<ms. ..----
Havnglarge and stairs particular will
taken of Household Furniture Agricultural Implements
and of goods to damage from damp
rust. 't 'i.'s -lila sslE-4 9sc2 .
longer when desired
Warehouse located street w. and
ana and most for shipping by River Rail-
road. Applyto GEO. FOSTER & co. I
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TO THE EADEE!
DISSOLUTION.

hHRS MCKAY. late of Cinennat invites the attention
wv Of the Ladies' Evansville her Store. where
SNey will Gaps and other useful articles
First street. Goss Jewery Store. DECIDED
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kSATINETTS- cases candett mixed; eases gold aRd
- black and brown sases ox
ara 4ls Main street, Louisville, Ky
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@NHEAPER YETI-superAne and Buckwheat FiOnrf
" sale nj reduced prieeshy :.
&@msR j. W. ~ s. VECkERY
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NOTIONSt NOrIONS!! = .
HSLOWER vases, thermometers. travelling companions
best London sealing wax, eight and ten key'd French
accordeons, fine French harps dolls, marbles;
-onnaies. combs, Superior needles pins oth
picks, key rings. pencils steel pens, tooth brushes
beads dominoes chess Emerson's toilet
soap Jumping and battle together with
variety of notions for sale by A. @. PUSHEE,
ap26 under Odd Pello VS. Hall, Firstst.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

n formed
under the arm Of Il endricks & McRea will contn
khe Root and Shoe business at old v K Hem
bricks & Go. v K HENDRIOkS,
dec12-tf W. A. MoREA.
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bales Ticking Is bales Hickory knitting
mvs ais Main street, Louisville, KY.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-08

moral sensibilities of man ere annihilated, where
in the Priest and tho Court vie with each other in
deyising refuges of lies, that they may dement, the
public mind aud thereby blot out every vcstigO Of
justice from the human race, rather than that
truth, as declared by tho faith ers Of rs, should be
declared a lie and mankind receive it as such,
let it come, and let such a race be anihalated from
the face of Gods earth.
Kansas The very name Kansas, already brings
with it associations of bloodshed and a%trocity, hid.
ed and comfortcd by the Chief executive and his
minions. Evidently he intends to establish Slavery
there or crush the Nation to powder! But let him
drive on his bloody Moloch, his only God already
he has lost the sympathies of the Northern people,
and has only the conservative spirit among the
religious and political bodies, who fearing an ex-
posture of their villainy and corruption, would
rather sink the Nation than confess their support,
cheek by jowl, Of SO monstrous an outrage upon
God and man But, Sir, The day is coming that
shall burn rs an oven. Men will be forgotten.
Principles will stand. 1t is not in humanity to
stand still and behold the horrid spectacle ola great
Nation like this, making the greatest boasts for
freedom, for justice and for God, by mockery of
law, crush and drive to desperation a whole Nation
of people so that their mothers by their own hands
rather than endure such oppression, take the lives
of their own children.
The North has endured it long and, Sir, let her
but see what she has endured, and she will rise in
might, and rend this Union the tabled Goddess Of
Liberty into ten thousand atoms. The utterly de-
mented condition of her moral sensibilities brought
about by the wand of Slavery, alone saves them
from instant overthrow and ruin. Priests and
devils have united, and called to their aid the name
of the most high God, to crush the progressive and
Liberty-loving spirit amongst us, but their sacred
garb is rent and old IOVlers cloven foot is known
of all men. The Priests alone stand and swear by
the Eternal, it is Jehovah, himself. But our
patience wearies in attempting to delineate the
facts as they have transpired.
Yours truly,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-08
FOr TIC NnIIsIuVeTy BusIe'
THE IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE KANE.

What are the friends of freedom doing or intend
ing to do upon this subject? BY a letter from Mr..
Letter | learn that he has received petitions sign
ed by about 100 persons, which he has presented.
And none of these from Portage county! If his
constituents a.one were in earnest in their opposi-
ton to the encroachments of the slave power upon
our own liberties, they could easily send him peti-
tons with twenty thousand names, in two weeks
time. The Republican members of Congress from
Ohio are willing, and anxious, to do the vi! Of
their constituents, in opposing slavery, if they can
only be informed distinctly what that wish is, lut
the people appear to rest satisfied with electing
their candidates, and afterwards take no pains to
instruct their delegates by petition Jr otherwise, as
to what measures they wish to see
To war successfully against such an enemy as the
one we contend with, he must 6e assailed at every
vulnerable point. To meet him only upon tie is
sues which he aggressively presents is to allow him
forever to retain his present advantages, even if We
successfully repel those aggressions.
No more deadly blow was ever struck at indi-
vidual liberty than in the proceedings Of Judge
Kane in the case of the Wheeler negroes, and his
imprisonment of passmore Williamson. No mans
liberty can be accounted safe whilst lie is allowed
~ Omoc II III impeachment SnOuiu De
unanimously demanded by the people. If we fail
to get IL the present Congress, duty to ourselves,
and TO our children, will impel US to urge il upon
the attention OF the next, and never yield the point
until he Is removed from II position 50 dangerous
TO the liberties OF the people. Large numbers of
printed petitions, | know have been circulated and
numerously signed. Why are these not forward
ed at once to Congress, that tho members NAV
know the people understand the subject and are in
earnest upon il? See to it all ye who love liberty
for yourselves, and who feel called upon to strike
a blow for the oppressed slave.
A. BROOKE.
MARLBORO, March list, 1856,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-08
BEDFORD HARM0N!AL SEMINARY.

Friends of humanity, we car now say, and saw
with confidence, that the Bedford Harm6nial Semi.
nary, 10 well established, having a sufficient fund
to keep 1T up ten years at least, if nothing more
should be donated. )
1t is located five miles West of Battle Creek
Michigan; in a rapidly growing community of lib.
eral minds. Several new buildings are in process
OF erection for the accommodation Of the scaooE.
Families and Students VII! find Bedford a verv
desirable situation. The largo Boarding Hall will
be in complete condition at the commencement Of
the Spring Term. " "rr,,l
The expenses of a Student for Board, Tuition.
and Room Rent, is about s., so per week. Students
can also hire rooms on reasonable terms and BOARD
themselves. " ga ff7f ~
The spring term will commence on the Fourth
of March next and continue Fourteen Weeks. The
Fall Term will commence on the First Monday in
September. i'"' "IVrf"
nary: = -,
Lain, Greek and French; a Full Course of
Mathematics, Ndfural Sciences. and English Bra,,-
ches. Instrumental Music, by Mrs. Ho,oe.
II. CORNELL, Principal. o. D. HOWE, Teach.
er OF Lang iages, j. W. Talbot, TeaersFe Of
+"'fe' 7
TRUSTEES:
j. r. AreriH, T.. ]. Cornell,
IL. Cornell, J. ". Talbot.
l.. Houghton, .. Bro,rH,
Il. Cornell.
All communications must be sent 70 II. CORNELL.
Battle Creek, Michigan. .'UN u tr
Bedford, Feb. 2, 1856.
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j. DEMING & CO..

Dealers in Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Foreign
fruits and Nuts, ground and unground Spices,
Cheese, Crackers, Fish, Salt, Candles, Soap, 70.
bacco, Cigars. Brooms, Baskets, Tubs, Buckets,
Stone'ware, also a general variety of goods in our
line.
BaS"BuCKETS will be sold by the dozen at
Pittsburgh prices. -.
j. Deming & Co., will endeavor 70 keep on band
a constant supply Of Wheat, Rye and Buck-wheat
flour, also Cofn-meal.
Sag"All spices ground by the SUBSCRIBER and
warranted pure.
March 1st, 1856.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-08

FREEDOM IN KENTUcKY.-Mr ALI. Burnett, Of
Cincinnati, has been mObbed away from Newport
Kentucky, (where he went, by spe eial invitation
to deliver q numerous lecture,) because no was,
suspected of being not enthusiastically friendly to
slavery. The Cincinnati Commercial, of Wednes-
day, states that those who invited Mr.. b. to New
port, with other respectable citizens, have deter
mined that he shall be invited soon again, and
heard TOO. The Commercial says, Mr.. Burnett
perpetrated a poem 'To Kentucky"a few months
ago, which was printed in the Kentucky Garland
for juno 1855. 1t commenced
Land of the noble and the brave,
Hove thy thousand hills
Thy upland meads-thy aowery yales-
Thy rivers and thy rills.
Every stanza after this one commenced 81 love
thee" Yesterday Aft. handed US the following:
ooDiuIL.
. added Trilay night, Feb. 18th, 1856, after Wis
iting 6y t~npitdtiOa the dear little town of Newport
to give q Humorous Lecture-which came near
being tragic. In fact, they thought they had
caught a TAR TAR. and no doubt intended TO ieaLhe,
my nest nicely for me. Very kind and considerable,
was it not Mr.. Editor ? H'@
love thee for the funny things
Thou dids't last Friday night,
When | a free iarited guest
Vas told to nore--or fight.
love the music Of thy pans
When ratified by the boys,
And never can ] e'er forget
Such kindness, music, noise.
love thee for the noble deeds
When ye two hundred strong,
With dauntess eye and nerred aim
To two, cried, push-along |!
And oft the memory Of that night.
Across my brain will steal.
And 10 my heart Kentucky bold
place can't reveal
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-08
News of the Apcck.

The KNOW NOTHING NoM1NArIox.-Sections of
the Know Nothing forces are in New York and
New England falling into line. Some of them
muttering but finally agreeing to support the nom
nation of Fillmore. The bunker Wings are ad-
mirably suited.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS lectured in Cleveland on
the 9th inst, on the"Unity of the Human Race"
SENATOR WADE REEIEcTED.-On the 2Sth ult..
the Legislature in joint ballot reelected BENJAMIN
I. Wade, as Seator, for six years from the 4th OF
March, 1857. The following is the vote:
Senate, Wade %, and Tod G. The vote of the
House stood as follows:
Wade y; Tod so; Stanberry l; and blank l.
The joint vote stood thus: Wade 100; Tod Sc;
Stanberry l, and blank l.
The President ofthe Senate then declared that
Benz. +. Wade was duly elected United States Sen.
ator for the term of six years, from the 4th Of March,
1857.
From the cloaTolaEd Leader, March Srd.
There was a current rumor on Saturday after
noon that Commissioner Adams had made out n
warrant for the arrest of a runaway negro who, he
had been apprized, would reach this city on the cars
of that evening. This getting to the ears of some
of our colored people, they got together, quite a
band of them, went to the depot and awaited the ar
rival of the train from Columbus, determined to res
cue the runaway from the hands of the Marshal
They were, however, disappointed, as no colored
man came up on that train; so they waited for the
0 o'clock train, and went down again eh masse, but
they were again compelled to return empty handed.
Commissioner Adams was present at neither ofthe
How much truth there was in the story
of the warrants being made out, we Cannot say.
We only give as a fact the determination Of our col
ored citizens to prevent the slaves return to bond
age.
The ladies won't tell their ages, and lawyers nesd
not attemp pit to get it out of them. In the Griswold
divorce caua in Philadelphia, the dispositions of
Mrs. Anne S. Stephens and Mrs. Elizabeth F. FL
let were read last week; one says she is 'over TWEEN
the other says 81 don't know my age, of
my knowledge"--which is equivalent to saying she
can't remember whom she was born.
There is quite & ~probility that the House Of Rop-
will choose the next President. In
such case we hope they will make better time"
than they did in choosing a speakOr.--PIas. Dis
Hon. George NJ. Dallas, our minister 10 England,
sailed with his family in the Atlsntic, on Satur
last,
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE subscribers have this day commenced bust
meas in the name and under the firm Of, $500 80.
EADOE STREET c SONS,
Intending to keep a good stock of DRY GOODS.
Qneensware, Glassware, Hats, Ready.
Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes; also, Pittsburgh
Manufactured Goods.
AT No. Is & l6. Broadway, Salem, Ohio.
IADOK STREET.
LEWIS STREET,
GEORGE STREET.
Salem, Ohio, Ord Of Third mo-, 1856.
LsS~ p. S. The subscriber wishes to have all
open accounts settled and the time OF paymept 10
be mutually arranged without delay. '"""tf T.
'ZADOK STREET.
Salem, 3rd of Third mo-, 1856.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-08

FAILURE or CAssIUs NJ. CLAr.-The Louisville
Courier Of Friday morning contains the following
paragraph: " i,
A correspondent writing from Lexington under
yesterdays date, advises US Of the failure OF Cap
tain Cassias NJ. Clay. His a~ssignees are his brother.
Brutus j. Clay, and NJ. G. johnson Esq, Of Lexing-
ton.
For several years past Mr. Clay has been a large
speculntor in hogs, and to the recent heavy decline
IN the hug prodncta. we presume, may be attribut.
ed his unfortunate failure,