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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
Il. II. COOK & SON,
WHOLES4LE AND retail. DEALERS IN
GiEOCEIsIES g. PROVISIONS,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Wholesale DEPARTMENT,
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DEP ARTMENT


FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RETAIL DEP PARTMENT.
MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNEh
TE H. COOK thank his friends in Evansville and
I'll neghborhood their iaYors freely besto ed
him since business amongst them and takes
this opportunity introducing their notice his Mr
COOK whom he has taken into partnership from this
ands solic 70 firm H. IL. COOK a Son.
the support literally himself
Cook Son. having taken the and
purchased the of Mr. NJ W. Foster. feel
will he enabled supply the citizens OF
with article they require in the Gro
Gerry Provision line Y. II C. Son wish especially to
draw in the country having produce
kind to dispose Of increased facility for TAX
ing their supplying them at their with all
required in the wholesale department. at prices that
sure their orders for the future febZ-ti
NEW GOODS.
UST receiver Mrs. Tays Cap and Trimming Store.
- assortment of Window Shades Oil Cloths Bu
mhI4 MRS. Mckay.
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SHEEWOOD HCUS e.

TEIE subscriber has the above house, ana mas
entirely ratted and refurnished it, and IS PrGPare"
manner He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr peter Burke and has good stock ofhorsesand car
Tiages to let. ,,,..td and ,ood
hostersare in attendance. Parlcularattctloi
wiIIbe paid the of horses leIt nun iol
NO and in all respects the public Ia lhnd tne Sner
IIntn firS.tfl j. A. BY EkN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-25

30 THE LADIES.
A-tHANKLlN & REILLY d respectfully invite th AZ
ladies of Evansville and yicny 20 their
re an and white goods Just
received embracing
Lumerick Lace Collars and Sleeves
Emb-d Linen do do;
Maltese n ChroohetdO do
Rook Maslin do 90:
Jacouct. Cambria and Swiss Collars
Swi.s and Jaao ncr Embroidered Bands;
do do Edging5 and insertlons
Thread. Lace and EdgipSsi
Morning Collars and Sleeves
White aud black Eagtsh Grape Coitars'
/ NOLAN aud white eubr0ldeTcd Sklrtsi
| Corsets and 8 Tx vests.
| Stripcd Nauisook Swiss and Plald Mnsii"sr
Real dotted and Embroidered Swiss hFts5
) AlAles ew prices by toy@ S1ze' -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-25

ALE DE ALERs GROCERIES AND L9Uoks OoNNEN
WATER AND STS., NV ANSyll'LE' lSb' Z. -
this day formed coPartners WI
the purpose Of doing wholesale uroegsy , S Ai~ 4
business OF Messrs
pureh scd he stock and made additions 70 max
we shall able offer good harslh
FOH CASH as amy house Eyansve or @nk uN& eSy IN
West. SopENSON
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.,r,r n nIcGIkEW !.
.rIsNNEYG. nOKKNsoN.

hTrORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY fUnbiO.
SaGcei in tbe "Crcscent City Bank" Building, o.,
NN lit attcho iAAeAi"i3 w ~ my25
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-25

VESHE undersigned having determined to move to
nated on the leading from Evansville TO Mt ernoh
in Perry Township containing l2h acres Sald lan9 Is
red f three tracts all we'll improved and supplied with
the best water healthy part of the county OF
burrb Persons wshng purchase part or the Whoe 81
said Farm the y application to the uhder-
sIqnea upon premises. Title ndiSputabte >-.crT
wd3mw ihOhA9 = 49,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-25
EDV ARID Roy LIE,

BOILER MAKER AND BLACKSMtTHGNG IN GENERAL;
NE ANUFACTU RE Rivets Railroad Chairs and
I'VE Spikes, N. L. Corner Main Cherry Streets
Louis. No.
RB Second hand Boilers always hand. Repairing tone
upon the shortest notice. mhfS-3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-25

KARIEn REEF AND TONGUIEs-iooo lbs extra
sugar cured dried Beef; ~ extra sugar cured bee
'ons"''' A'' f'A ''S z. II. COOK & SON.
r,b14 Corner Nam and lst
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n4rEHrFE6ssS ,IOS PA APESSs
n .s.~nN a. 6xnOnNAN,

Eos. II and 10 wall ST., CInGiMNmmtHpS.re, p,'
81 AVE on hand beautiful stock oil fki" ,nri tnts
Ill PERS, Cards, Gard Sheets BlaeK ana O0t'ie mas
~, ,as Varnishes &o., which they offer at
DI'NN'' MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
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RUSINESN CHANGED.


lAy T. sold of Messrs H. ~ COON
y & SoN. who will the business old stan
which have rented thnm for years They wi aso
with 1T their present business OF Fauny Nroer
and Produce hope friends aud customers VIII call anu
examine their stock and give them liberal trial
In retiring from business would return my
thanks their
liberal PATRONAGE aud what is still desirable IN
their very general puneuaty in material aid
henceorth ba found at the office OF GEO. FOSTER Co.
LOT member). and will give the business
Of that my personal attention where shall he
'ian22-tf NJ. w. FOSTER.
\ dnc% GEO. FOSTER 4 co
ash AND DOORS.-25.edn Lights assd sash;
- rs Panel Doors, IN store and Ter sale sale by 80
apS okk pAhHhLL n co.
NMOI INSSE%-f5oh hills Plantation fine order and Ou
lyM half -bbls do, toE sals by ~ -.
FSFs -- LoRk DALZELL CO.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-17

The NATIONAL THEaTRE-Strakoschs grand operate con-
cert troupe will make their first appearance In this city 10.
night OF Mile Parodi and Strakosch so well known TO-
and popular WITH citizens Il Is needless for us TO
make particular mention The triumpbs which Parodi
gained last by singing the Marsease Hymn and
the Starpanged Banner yet fresh in the minds Of our
musicoving citizens Barnard is said to be consummate
artistic and possess extraordinary powers voice. which
exhibits itself best in concerted music Tberin the tenor
remarkable for the complete control which he has over
his voice. and the way in which he models to the ever
varying sentiment Of both the words and the music He
enthusiastically received IN New York and Pbiadel-
phia Paul Julien the gifted boyartsr has created the
greatest enthusiasm by his nimabe performances on the
violin Philadelphia paper speaking Of his performance
In that city says that those who have never heard
Paganini understand him now Az Paul Julien
played did he but there ia tenderness about this
young vionist which Paaanini mover attained
The programme will present varied and delightful ope-
ratio ballad, miscellaneous and instrumental selections
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


May %, 1856.
NOTICE hereby given to the holders sued prsu
ant 10 tho OF Congress of 2ad July 1885, such stock is re-
deemabc by its and will be Treasury the sur
render of the certificates thereof November next
when interest thereon will cease.
This department will continue purchase prior 10 said
day Of redemption, and will therefor following
days interest for the money reach The vendor:
On such stock received at the Treasury day
June and the 3s, day Of july inclusive per cent on
the amounts specified in the certificates;
such stock received between the days August
fourth Of one per cent;
And such stock received of August The in
accrued eIeon only will he
paid
Certificates such stock transmitted notice must be d
assigned the United States by party to receive the
purchase and when prior July the current
hayear's also be assigned present
otherwise interest will be payable heretofore.
And further given holders the United
that this department will purchase the
OF June and the st day Of December unless
shall be previously obtained will pay same
interest accrued from OF dividend
and days additional interest the money 10 reach
the vendor, the following rates of premium:
stock OF the loan of 1912, premium Of 10 per cent
OF OF ls47 isfs premium per cent
And stock issued under the act Of 9th September
monty called Texanndemnity stock premium of per
Certificates duly
United the party entitled money and
previous the LIST July, years interest
assigned by the present siockhoder otherwise The
the half year that day will be payable him as here
tofore.
Payment for all the foregoing will be by drafts on the
assistant Boston, New York. Philadelphia as the
parties entitled to receive the money may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 29-dinl2Nov Secretary of Treasury.
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Nrw YonE, Sept l6Cotton quiet-alcs Of 500 bales
Flour Is declining Of II 900 barrels State, s. 90
SO IS Ohio, SO As Sc To standard southern, 81 rs
81 80. Wheat is steady-sales Of 900 bushels white,
81 aasl TO- Corn Is deciningsaes Of 81 900 bushels
southern mixed go cents. Pork IN rmsales Of 800 bar
rels meas, $40. Beef unchanged las before Lard il
buoyant-saes Of 900 barrels at Az cents. Whkey Is
Of $50 barrels at 800 cents for Ohio Coffee Ia
actve-saes Of Rio at loh aliR cents. Sugar Is firm
sales Of 5000 hogsheads Muscavado, IA Havana,
1914 cents. Molasses is hrmsaes Of 700 barrels Mus
cavsdo 40 Al cents Spirits Of turpenine Is arm a9S
cents. Resin Is arm at e7x cents, Rice quiet at ~
cents. Freights are frm,
EEw ORLrASs, Sept. l5.-Coton s frm--sales Of 900
bales Porksses o. al sal. Lardsaes Of erces at
lS}s cents. Sterling exchange, "a
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, TRUE SAMPLE OF rHE CREED OF THE BLACK

REPUBLICANS.
The following is Just analysis OF the creed Of the
hr.c republicans We take ii from the Cincinnati En-
rer The proof Of It's usness may be found in all their
words and acts
pubcan believe that the people OF the Territories should
nj be- allowed to make their laws. They have
adene in their capacity for self government and insist that
be Congress Washington better understands the wishes
and interests Of the people Of the distant Territories than
they do themselves.
esd 10 believe that the who in Of popu-
lar sovereignty for the Territories and who would give their
citizens freedom TO form their Institutions in favor
az the extension Of slavery.
g. They believe they nstigae civil In Kansas,
and BY their oos-Lane and Reeder make unprovoked at
tacs with armed upon peaceful settlements and then
BY din OF INSCRIPTIONS fasehoods actually obtain political
capital out circumstance which ought to condemn them
10 general execration.
al They believe that organization founded entirely
upon geographical lines which has existence, and
from It's very nature have existence in half the States Of
the Unon whose triumph vests all in the North and
makes South its vasa sway the Of the
coniederacy without danger of its dissolution.
rs. They believe that the province of ministers OF the
Gospel to dabble in party politics. instead of preaching the
word Of God.
40 They believe that free negroes are more desirable
population than egrants from Europe, and would confer
political privileges upon the and withhold them from the
other.
a. They believe in smaller conederacy OF sixteen States
instead Of the old established by Washington and Jeer
son. which has already hiryonc with Territories enough
to make many oe and would cast of the South because
she is guilty. in the estimation of these fanatics of the sin
slavery
49, The black republicans believe in the Mainequor law,
and In all the onedea of the day which have been
engendered in the hobed ignorance and folly
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SUGAR CANE FOR rLASTISG-A correspondent the New
Orleans Picayune writing from st. Mary Parish says:

SUGAR CANE FOR PLASrSG-A correspondent OF the New
Orleans Picayune writing from ST. Mary Parish says
That present growing crop of is extremely
short, all admit and that consequently want any
amount Of seed canes want II too for fall and
spring planting and win willingly and cheerfuy pay
from fifty 10 sixty dollars for sufficient plant each
Of ground Our planters estimate that twenty-five
rows each two hundred feet long, make acre It
will therefore require eighty leach averaging five
feet ong) to plant row. the being usually plant
ed doube or about two thousand canes for each acre
At SEQ per acre. each would bring three Our su-
gar planters could not import seed without great
trouble annoyance, and expense The ribbon red, or
green preferred seed have made this estimate
Of the quantity Of required plant of ground
hoping to induce the captains and of small vessels
which annually visit all the sugargrowng islands In the
fall and winter season. carrying out cargoes Of lumber
stock machinery and notions to take in cargo Of sugar
cane TO louisiana and get three for each
cane cash on delivery perhaps more not ess This ought
10 pay"
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INGENIOUS puReLAn-The Boston Post SAYS,

From confession made by a rogue now in Jail AT
Hartford Connecticut for various burgses recently COM
mitted in Pennington, II appears that of the gang
with whom he connected travelled through various
towns selling polishing powders with view Of ascertain
ing where silver plate to be found In visiting dwell
ngs he always followed the inmates TO adjacent rooms
test his powders upon silver spoons plate he made
memorandum of what he saw in book, noting particu.
arly those houses where n dog was kept
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-17

THE public hereby notified Of August
1856, undersigned, james NJ HALEY, warrant
No $40, for 100 issued by
sions for the United States under the OF Congress
The United sacs mail at scotsvile, Abemae county Wiz
gina the said land Messfs
inron city that the said land was by
thereon transferred in blank by the undersigned failed
reach the said M Snyder Son and believed
was either fraudulcniy taken from the mails
All therefore hereby
said warrant intend 10 apply to the Commissioner Of Pensions
for duplicate OF said warrant.
JAMES NJ. BAILEY.
Sept l0-law0w
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srrAnER S. s. PaEErlss gusk-The Mobile Trbune cave

STEAMER s. s. PASTRIES sUsK-The Mobile Tribune says
The steamboat s s. Prentss undergoing repairs du-
ring the summer at Stockton sank Friday last in water
deep enough to mp TO her cabin floor. few days
previous TO this her ordered 10 put everything
aboard and bring her 70 the city but when she had
ccived large quantity Of heavy timbes wheearms ETC.
her hull brought much lower In the water than II
bad been for several months before and her seams being
sank before those left In charge OF her could prevent
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PRACTICAL nLUsTRATIoN OF THEIR sEST-

few days since (says the Pittsburg Unon at polit
ca meeting In Brookye Jefferson county, there was given
practical illustration Of the prevailing sentiment Of the
Fremontes which is blunty stated in the words Down
with the foreigner, and up with the Niger German
named Schmidt quiet orderly citizen, In some remarks
made In the crowd gave offence TO big bury negro, who
urged by his Fremont friends fell upon the German
and beat him terribly. The Germans friends being
powered by the superior number of abotonists hand
were unable TO him until he much hurt but
demonstrated loudly against the indecency of allowing
such outrage to be committed The Fremont men, our
informant says justified the act and prominent
among them boldly declared IL his opinion that mig
gor is good Dutchman any day This declaration
we told however, had good efectt opened the
eyes OF few Germans in the town who blinded by
false issues raised against the democratic party and being
led away by clspap phrases about free labor dis
posed to go with the black republicans They saw the
practical development Of the real sentiments of the oppos
ton and avowed themselves democrats and moth
ing else This little circumstance taught them what es
they might expect occasionally to have set upon them
by those who asking their votes for John Ere
mont The Brookvle Germans have applied the lesson
given them thus early and the number of German votes
that Mr. Fremont will get in that section of country will
be very easily counted
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Land Warrant Lost.

THE public hereby notified DAY August
1850 the undersigned, Elisha Hemdon
1928 for 80 issued by the Commissioner
United States under the enclosed
the United States mail Scovie Abemarle county Virginia
said land Messrs, NJ Son,
city the said land transferred by the IN
desned and has Jailed 10 reach the said and il
believed that the either audueny the
mails lost.
All hereby
warrant Intend 10 apply to the Commissioner for
duplicate Of said w9rranL
ELISHA HERNDoN.
Sept l0-law6w
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PrrTsuuRe, Sept. lb.-Hon. W. W. Irwin, prominent
lawyer and formerly mayor Of this city, member Of Con-
gress and charge Gares TO Denmark during Mr. Tylcr
administration, died here this morning.
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Great Destruction Of Grain, de-, BY FSrs.

CmoAoo, Sept. ls.-Three grain warehouses Water
street, owned by s. b. Pomeroy, George w. Dale, and
Charles Woodwork burned yesterday, together with
1000 bushels Of grain. The total loss 100000 with
partial insurance.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-17

CApst CAPsi-I.'.st p.ttorns, for men aud boys
" Just well selected
and jockey styles all qualities and very low for cash.
GEO. II. II WHITE n co.'s
Fashionable Hot and Cap store avenue
Sep ls-6eodn between and o,h streets
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-17

EoR REsTNos 800 and 3O5 Of houses on street
between 18th aud 10th, will be for Of Co
her, They are hrst class houses, lsfpr Re
and WI Be rented % good tenants Al low Apply ONCE
'" , ,nbss = 80 " a, hyde F.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-17

The Fever IN NeW York Harbor.

NEW YoRS, Sept I6.-Two cases Of fever
ported to-day at the relief hospital Fort Hamilton and
death Chat Of Dr. Crane) at New Utrecht There no
at the military hospital.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE.
RIES OF MARYLAND.

The following the Grand ConsoliJa
ted Lottery of Maryland for the benefit Of Lot
teries OF Maryland, 30, drawn September 49, 1856:
72 81 IL A Il 81 % 80
The following the Paapsco
Lottery, class 2i5, drawn September u.s. 1856:
Z 6 80 55 Ga 80 80 80 CT 20 &C 30 rs
II. FRANCE & Co., Managers.
-
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-17

CLOVES, STOVES, sTovEsi-n addition 10 our yery arge
stock Of stoves 70. pao dining rooms chambers Kitchens
the best and approved OF introduction
nour is intended place. warming the rooms
well the in which placed highly ornament
any Of superiority Others Of the
kind and that there need be risk the purchasers
rant all
anew "This is article does not take up
much the old style, Of warming canaoy
rooms, fur handsome @ give salts
faction
cooking castings very heavy tho doors
made hinges, and is In every perfect oye
"Moniug STAR" cooking soveThis though new Cove
Of well known good qualities, OF eustoBs can e
having introduced by four years si.ce ~ '''
sia5. = i'A""'h u prices "o~ 10 70
Persona w.shrG purchase win assortment Of stoves a.
varied ann Complete be found this city Stoves
G:esi inducemcnt offered for cash
Call aud examine our stock before you guTSna,G eSwhe
Seventh st. Owe doors nOrth Of Pennsyivasin avenue,
Sep l6-6 opposite Patriotic Bank
INDEX 10 the PubIIshcd Inventions of all Nations.
1879 TO s3 inclusive In English and German. London aud
Correspondence George Cuhcart vol London
Human Physiology by John William Draper, NJ. D. vol
England her present condition and future prospects, by Hon
wid EGs ES'S New r cooR Boot.
Sermons, by William Archer Butler late professor in
Woods Therapeutics and PharmncoIogy . vols, svo
Sep 10 FRhNCK TAYLOR.
.ARD.-The new appointments Of acting midshlpmsn cn
ment WALL 3 STEPHENS,
Contractors Naval Academy,
No sl2 Pennsylvania avenue, 10Th srIs,s
Sept l3-d3i
GOAL COAL CoAI-we receiving one cargo white
ss for furnace one cargo white ash Tor radiators one cargo rcd
laying supplies have their orders aed
Wood Of the best quality always on hand.
Coal kept under cover; 1880 lbs, to the ton,
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Know all persons by these presents that has
and hereby releases the State of Texas from all further liability
claim for the cerheat. evidence
Der for The sum OF S. issued BY the late republic
fexas by the authorities
BEL and redeemed by the United The pro-
visions OF an Of Congress, ened An
OF such creditors Of republic
pretended in the act Of Congress Of September nne
dred aud 6 approved the 2s OF fcbruar 1885, AGA
uf the State Of Texas, approved the LIST OF February
As witness my hand and seal.
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National Theatre.
UNPAKALLELED COMBINATION
The management announce an engagement win
MAURICE sTRAKOsCH's
operate and Concert Company,
Comprising several Of me Industrious famous vocaas
known 10 the musical world;
M'DLLE TERESA PARoDL
signor M riBRRfNI, the ges. tenor.
signOr OSWALD BERNARDO, The celebrated Baritone,
MAURICE sTRAKosCH, the a-renowned pianist
And famed
PAUL JULIEN,
Who S9, % delay b, departure 10 The Court Of France
appear at the
NATIONAL THEATRE
Positively for but 7spO Nights,
WEDNESDAY s. THURSDAY Evenings, SEPT. l7h s 18Th.
The programme win present varied aud delightful
oPeatie Ballad h'eeiianeou and Ia,trunental
NO CHANGE In THE PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Sept I3-dft
OrICEThere viii meeting OF the shareholders In the
hapPahannock Farm and Bgildinso En,erpe wednes.
sepl7-ir L. DAUDER.
NEW STYLES s-Ge ntlemsns Furnishing Goods
~ We arc now receiving. direct from the New York markets,
passing in variety Of styles and elegance OF selection anything
Dress shirts white and eoioiad The RS%sst n ss
Under shirts and drawers Of silk cashmere, lambs WOOL
CIava,s, lies STOCKS hosiery
Sss lsss ssa,. sas
Canes, umbrellas, travelling shawls
Toilet articles, portm,onnaies SC, &c.
sdn al ,na Of which we soc. an feeling
GEO H. D. WHITE CO.'S
: : Gents Furnishing Store, 332 Pennsylvania avenue,
sep - eooui between 9Th ngd 10Th streets
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Form "a.

Know persons by these presents has released
hereby releases, United further
liability claim for the of certificate deb,
number FOR the sum OF s. Issued BY the republic OF
by the auh
bel redeemed by the United States be
provisions Of act Of Congress- emitted An provide
creditors repubic
prehendrd in the of Congress September hun
y approved the eeh February 1856 and an act
Of the State Texas approved the st Of Fsoruay
As witness my hand and seal.
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Fremont in England

Harriet Marneau has out for Fremont because she
understands that he yors free love and womans rights
She has written pamphlet in which she has told the En-
glish people all about Fremont
If the Brtshers could only vote in this country, how
easy Mr. Fremont would be elected But as they can't
there Is no hope for him.--Sprnqc,H argus.
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The outstanding evidences other o. debt OF The s,
public of Texas canno, b. specified BY department.
Aug 22-dinlsuan
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The Cleveland Plaindealer says:

INC UItVtluHu
1.-THE tide is setting against the disunonists with ire
mendous fury. They have had their YELL fooled away
their Kansas funds fired off few guns and their fer
vor dies.
a In one township in Wood county, containing 632
voters where there only 81 democratic votes last fall
there are now but SO opposition votes.
In Toledo 4sO Fillmore enrolled in club.
aClyde one year ago had democratic votes. II has
now 81 votes for Old Buck. So we GO"