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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-11
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

THURSDAY. July 10.
Saraesn ffom Louisville to Cairo.
Yuba. from Cairo to C neinnaei.
Aunt Lefty. from Louisville to New Orleans.
Delegate, from st. Louis to Cincinnati.
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RnNrRFSI RDNNETS.

BONTEFSy BDNNETS.
HAVE Just received another fresh lot Of Bonnsts on
com ission with to sell them about
half the original .os Call and them s. ENRICH.
B-No excuse for the Ladies not going Church
Sunday, for the wsrt Of a new BOnnet. -'sje24 e
ST. LOUIS LAGER BEER. o.
UST per Southerner Fresh lot Of thz
80 Lager Beer and sale at II. WTSGRRT'S %
Beex Saloon. correr AfaiA and Fo urth sta.
HS@ Peuifieecan BE supplied by the gsllon le24~tm
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TO G EMILE sIEN OF TASTE.
CLOTHS CAssIMEREs, vEsTINGs, &C, sc. =
JUST RECEIVED At
D. S. n D E RaSs0 n
Merchant Tailor.
HAVE inst received ful articles for Gentle
nsus wear selected by myself. and superior in CRAFTY
the very latest styles Invite the attention Of
ciohs srTng casmeres vsstnss &oc &c an no
these goos will be made per order IN the
styles and warrantedto fit. o. >; An psfssn.S.
Co4E! s,3AEIt
uTE are now large lot Of the hest coal in the
w West aud ready 60 supply our ir9ds am eDsS
@ers BY she small or large ~
sumers We win make liberal deduction. Orders leta
he s9Ts Of HotSs'Terth Hgs4Sa S " FG2EZs at
IRISH LINENS.
DAMASkS, &C, &C.
GUST direct frO the manufacturers in Ireland. two
- eases q d Linen g hDs5 s9n siibR 81
inch Pillow Case Linen
Linen Cambria Fandkerehef. from 81 to si2 per doa;
Linen Lawn ard Linen cambTie',
e aud BEsvn 4a%sE Tale 70 Cloths
So Rle,ched and Brown ba,nesk Table Linen;
These Goods are finish and Grass
Bleach For sale At the lowest prizes Theleal9 and Tea
PINELrMBFR AND sEIINGI rs,
ED IT BENNETT would respectfully ounce to the
citizens Evansville unding try that he
vi aIs and chol ce rcle
re) has opened Yard Carpenter street near kr9tz &
eimans Foundry and prgpared sell It wholesale
retail cheaper than eyel before offered in this city,
(xOOD NEWS ron cOoPERs Rochester n: "
0E Co2pers' Knives splendid OF tn
ESANCY PRINTs.-25o cases new handsome styles in
Z store andfor sale by ga JANsS Low 4 co.
mys - ~ ''
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GBe DAILY gournal,
5 T A TIE TIC K E 7.

---::o;-
GOVERNOR,
OLIVER p. MORTON, of wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, of vandcrburgh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. DAWSON of Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM IL. NOFFSINGEIs, of Parke.
AUDITOR OF STATE, aIs
r.. w. HI ELLIS, of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
CHARLES BARNES, Of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAIs
bte JAMES N. OiEAvENS, of Ripley
REPORTER OF sUFEEME COURT,
JOHN. A. STEIN, of TippecaDoe.
CLERK or SUPREME COURT,
.est JOHN a. fsEAE. of infant.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-11

UAR W. A. HoRRALL Eelectic physician q .ders his
services the citizens of Evansville and vicinity in
he prac med stetrio Once on Main street,
pposs theaur house in the Office formerly occupies hy
I n Ma Gill NJ. ID, - -. u - .nnyI-3m*
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J. J. RAVES. ALECR CRAIG o. TRUMAN.
1856. SPRING STOCK. 1856.
HAYES, CRAIG &c co.

Main Corner Fourth Louisville KY and f7s Water
ST.. New Yors
SysTHoLEs ALE 4esers in Iiats Gers end Straw Goods
@E have now IA store and - AA@ Feeeih, of the
most comnlst assortment s9ods N 1gir line found
any establishment VAST of New York CitY We are
eliing shall eontnue So Indians Merchants
others upon favorable and 70 the
articles be bought in the aser markets
Wenvite exa1n ltion Of ourstook proof
y orr asser
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-11

STEAMER ENVOY SUNK-The steamer En-
voy, Capt. Campbell, bound from ST Louis to
ST. Paul. was sunk on the Sd inst. The boat
was attempting to cross the Upper Rapids
with two barges in tow, and struck a rock and
sunk in eight feet water. In the engine room
were 100 hhds sugar, which is a total loss
The Envoy was valued at $1,000, and was
not insured 1t is thought the boat can be
raised. sa'a5-a.1ssss s. -
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!. L. srURGrs .......... JOHN \. sTvR9Es.
STURGES & ISBOTIsEH,
-ese WHOLESALE DEALERS IN .esas
PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS, AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No 279 betw. Franklin and Wash street
mh1t-1yd ST. LOTt4S mo.
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NOTICE no "a skP vt Iks AM
= = frrErs

"a UItsE.FA HAMS supply of these VERY 81 eroI
MS per 30 wing Green reed ando- seAl ty
IL HERSTIBERGFR { RSO IN. :
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SUNDkIES.--7
800 boxes sxlo to 1nSls Glass. hes. quality;
25 dox and II nion BrooRs; sff
10 do g,nuine Shaker do: s.fHs ~ asfs
q do extra fancy de- e.r ase4rF
Is do Tea do; lust rec, d, for sale by
.-ia23 II COOK & s
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FIN Is MALI. PAPERs-UPHOIsTER WORK.
. L Z A L az, ri, Dc

sCHAIDf & ST have their establish
ment First street lers assortment of Wl Papers
from dies to he i'm gilded comprising
Of the most beautiful description il this line They
to everything apPertaninF upholstery,
shairs Ec in superior le Having ENLARGED
aeeonmodat increased business.
prepar ID to receive customers and chow them
rex sndl low prices no
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ERREAD larger the better tsn the best aud
ED cheaper cheapest always be had at the
New York Bakery Firtsre, nearly ortosite the Post
1oaves for % FOR CASH
The proprietor is ny prepared to urn 81 all kinds s
Bread Pieakes and Craeker either who sale OF retail
timelf that he dAvetss his PERSON AL and
attention TO the BAKING tusineys he awe Sc ch
pr ct satisfaction one, after purchasing of him.
viii y ish Co purchase elsewhere. IS q ss > :
.la j. e, I.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-11

ICE CREAM SALOON.
ia instopAned lee Cream Saloon Mr.. Dupeyis
buildings Locust shove the Sherwood House.
yhere will at all times keen quality Ice Ore
the richest and in the best STYLE with fine
be supptedlu titles by
leaving orders also keep different kinds OF Frus
viii keep ppied with pcai fruits by frequent
south. wish the public to give call rs
have n eat Saloon jeIOtf BEN. HORDE
FOR RENT.
STORE ROOM or Water next door TO n. s
"a Jo'nsons' Sene STORE for very low Enquire Of
ie5-Im JOHN iINGLE. JR
81 5es GEO. 4 STER Go.
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ENMBfys store on Main street doc below Sec
IL 90 d. appears to great Bazaar for and cheap
Goods He has Just received another fresh lot Of Summer
Goods which he selling the 10 vest rates. lyzo
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:
TEAYFNG received and opea ed entire stock Of
spring both staple and fancy goods oil cloths
&C. We invite the citizens OF Evansville aud vienit,
With call pro missing latest STYLES Of FOODS snd
mall profits JAMES 0ARLY SON.
Ist Testers block.
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unds1sgned
4 of ETansviiIe vicinity has justreceved
receiving large Jeweiry of
all kinds New York which he would ask the
those DESTROYS purchasing. His goods all
styles and will be sold for cash at the
10 west possible prices ssr.g
All kinds Watches and pieces repaiIed in work.
msn-S at reasonable charges and work warrant
ed. CHAS. BARN I'M.
On First three below the Postooe at the
formerly occupied by Goshen. tfss
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ww7-ITE LTME.-A choice article of White ine tn
NH hhds and bbls, tor sale by c,cv-px
ie1s Asee :. " ~ = ~ A""i'
s ss-i"e ASAs Ft'-D' GEO 70 FER SEQ.
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l.. u.NAGmEIl, DEVTEsT,

MEMORANDUM Book. bound in Leather with s'eet
spring lock lett in store. The owner VIII be
lkfnl 10 have thu same lert at this Office. is2ttf
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samuel f Gilbert & Co.,
AUafnaf

County. asNs Efns
IL hereby given that the third day OF June.
" 1856 writ fattachmen and Of garnshcs has
issued by the the adavt Of muel e.
Gilbert the defendans that this will stand
for rial on the drst day of July. 1885 49,,
ieIO-swd b = s8r.5 80 NJ = = WILLIAM KEMPP.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-11

A BREASTPIN Of he shape Of harp, with pearls on
"A hair in centre. Vsla the sake Of the
gyer The shall be rewarded receive the thanks
the owner be leaving it at this office. je25u
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-18

We can cordially endorse the follow
Ing ja3sc o1s ooSsnslss u tie Iowa Ten
sraDce OTg-a. uFoa TIE course Ut car
hoa0Fatsa AspSesensxtlvsa-- C,=--reess.
Ne member Of CoS-aes< Stands higher
90 the esiiual8aa Of his fellow members
THAI NJ. TAsEaiGs'ea. A palsly YES
l=rn nan. his oFiaioa Is freely ocasG'sed
Sy bis hEo.Asr slen5ers II everything
that re.a.ts - tie Interests OF The great
and growing West Active, industrious
and ever 10 has pace, Ee IS eUp1a,gca1sy
pns OF tse wsS Nllg-nlen IN Ca ress
and The man who permits himself, from
political hostility, to Cabllcly .psak dis.
rsrsirgiy OF his efforts, is unworthy
ef eonfStence upon any sGhlsc, in which
his political predictions come IN coa,act
re Dsws~crIs u FgsiAy esos4ia-a clara.
s.rssEse isasl n tbs gsasa-Esa- I, sass lat
TIE State Of l2wa - aeea Ersver dzsgraced ey
raising tie -aa traz II ohsca-s pa2raa to tie
pl&cE BE- aox occaes-s- We have noticed ias
srIssae-s.s. F-oeiivfies e tie rgsxers. ssr
s1ane tine yssl s3i nos We have A=etAsr meal
fest&sca Of tass In The os5sctica witch il urges
against M. IAOrga sssa. iaat h Ass dasSrsoei
tAs State because tie 2s2P.e, by large msisri
sy. seat lin 10 Co1grsss frSn IA aAsesrs psi
toa-" II ar. Thazraxtoa hsi happ~a-i 70 &c.
cGYy sCea . losry Es-slssoa ~ 10 have esea tie
Editor Of saee paper ~ tie asza--zt. % sup.
poe IT, tlsc;5oa ~1GA Fave he~a all right
Asoth@r ots-ssioa 30 NJ. + o-sz.taa il. thai
Re refused 10 vote cso0ex ~ To- PrrSsS-es 10 81.
s0rce tie bogus lass o. Ksasss at TIE point al
thu ba!o1st, ~ the army o. the Uait=a SGsi@s
We spps4Gd Q R-pee~saatiTe fer tie noal.
ACT. Mr.. TAo-i1 gtoa 3 coarse In |o3 gress ed.
20 vindieAiion 81 Cur basis b. has Il lie al =
ssndsSca- record, a7d ec~ OF sAicA hcsA D. \.
lis trisnds may justly ieei proai !: BAL lis ss=su
refusal . pas both pars= ssi s~4-a iata to-
hS2is Of Frank Piers-. foc shs parga-s G. SAB
dang" Freedom In EaasAs. il tie e-oxnfay a.;
If Lis Congressional es-~-E.r
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Buescnter and Kaa,o EyGtng Tus.oa- A,
leng b we have, through our fatbful fftrad II
the Nebraska camp, the parport Of the ina,ruc.
tons which were given W. W nanenhsw.r
President Of Illinois State Knox Nothing Conn.
Gil, ard The hirsling Of the B0chanan an y IN
cit, to be observed By him 10 hi. trip tslr ~ d
the Southern and Central parts Of Illinois. lie
II required TO,
lst. Establish Know Nothing L1dg.s wher
ever be can get nel enough together for thu.
purpose.
% Vilify Germans ard Iri-hmen in Nj.
usually infamous manner, In ell bis pab!ic
speeches.
81. Organize, as far as be l. able, Lodge.
that have been dissolved.
4th Spread abroad and establish, hv .gbat.
ever official influence he ray possess. lie .piri.
Of intolerance upon which Know Nothinaisrn i
founded
9Th Endeayor to convince ell Knog Moth.
iagE that, az Fillmore stands not The ghost Of a
chance Of carrying state, it Is their duty TO 20
Tor Buchanan a. being better representative
Of their principles than Fremont.
oh. Keep alive the hatred against Catholic.
aud Catholicism, and by charging that Fremont
il Catholic aud that Buchanan il a Halter Of
Catholics: make capital for biz employers.
7th Accuse Bsseii OF Catholicism. and
through the religious prejudice. OF the Order.
make him hateful.
9Th. Swear that Richardson Is all RICH. on
the main questions.
This il the programme, and for doiog the work
therein marked down. this President of the Hi
nois Slate Know Nothing Council il paid iy the
leading buchanan men Of this city In whose
employ be has been, ever since The Canvass
opened, II not ever aimee the Municipal elsosiou
last Spring. This la fact ard ne challenge
denial CT 1rfbu~,.
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TIA, tie aims and objects Of the reautii-
/ can PARTY are 10 strict accordance with
The principles Il the Fathers 81 cur re.
public. His address was listened 10
through out with deep interest.
/ The Committee on the formation Of
an Electoral Ticket repo.ted the follow
| ing -.
Nnaio-ia! Electors.
&c. Underwood. OF Clark county,
Thos. ]. Hewitt, of Hancock county.
Distriei Elsssors.
| Joseph Apologize, 8 George Rye,
I 2 Jaseph Ludwig, 9 DR.. l.. PI,man
3 John A,ainsou. 10 Rlch. BRENNAN
4 George Whi,,um, IL .. w. Roberts,
5 D. H. Fravil, u Joseph Barr,
s ]. B. Brown, Is Asa banning,
z G. ID. dillingham;,
| In accordance with resolution, the
Chairman appointed George Rye, Dr.
| Thoburn. Thomas Hornbrook, $. II.
" edward, ISAIAH Cooper. and l. Nj
Humphrey, State Executive Commit.
| tee.
On motion,
Resolved, Tha, ia relation TO the late
attempt to pu, down the Republican As.
ISOLATION in this city, we are happy TO
proclaim that those engaged in the mob
and their endorsers, received no counte-
nance from the respectable ciAzens Of
this city, and that our worthy mayor, in
/ his proclamation, mas spoken the sen,i-
men,s Of grea, majority OF the citizen:
OF Wheeling, 10 regard to the freedom
OF speech.
| Resolved, That the Wslls5urg Herald
Wheeling pap rs, AID papers in o,he,
places ftlendly TO The objects Of the NEE.
ting be requested to publish the proceed
| ings OF this Convention.
On motion, adjourned.
JOHN II. ATKINSON, Pres.
! J. A, SMITH, Sec -- Wslisbug fer
all.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-18
C1Ers Yard Fer e

We have no~ to SAP to the people Of
Upton iaaI as soon as they will iacarpo-
rate or organize Ia aGy wzg TO etic.el.-
Iy protect from destruction a good fence
AID railing around the Court yard, tie
County will erect it. AMI n, till then. -
ne ruthless desirctloa CT TIE fence which
vas around 1t shows plainly tia, it is
FOLLY 10 pot Up another without the al.
thorIIy lodged somewhere 10 control and
Pro'sci 1t s. well as the trees and shrub
berry IN The yard. The County has nc
control Or authority Over il, and thus ii
Is LET. to the mercy OF the public.
For oursrlf we will have nothing to do
with the protection OF j, as pas, experl.
ence las laugh. Us that to undertake 10
Keep It from destruction would Be to
throw ours, HI liable to daily prosecutions
Tor assault and battery or other petty
prosecutions commenced and backed M
BY the very men who should stand with
Us to shield il from devastation.
We therefore say that as soon IS we
are assured the public o. Upton will pro-
isct b. some competent authorny,a fence
and railing, Tie County vii immediate.
ly erect them.
A word 20 The wise !. sufficient.
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Croxsd TOO Soon.-The disuniobi.ls OF
Connecticut, who favor slavery, formed
a coalition for the purpose OF carrying
The Little town elections in tia, State
Being thus sure Of success, as soon as
the day Of election was passed both Fill
more and Buck democracy began 10 crow
over the result, when, 10. they failed
were beaten Tia Republicans gaining
oTer last election % towns. Wal, lit
lie longer mex. line till you &c. ou. OF
the woods before you crow.
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Csnrectieat Ilect!an The Yer,r;;,
TIicmnhan

Triumphant
On The strength of false ,e,ar,,.,..
report. the Bschsniers, 60, M f ro'G
cheer over the result, Of The town slao,; @'I.'
IN Connecticut. claiming u msior,,y rns
Buchanan, but they are now lueubr'onS
" silent. OF the l28 towns hesrd from
the Republicans have carried n IT,
Hartford Courier lays;
The town elections on Monday respr,
ed Handsomely in favor u The rremon,
ca ndidates. In towns like Wa,e,hmv
Stamford, Bethel end Brideepov, the
Fillmourners united with The Denocre,e
bal cvsn their accession did not carry anv
great weight on tie Other hand !,
showed remarkable weakness. Of Yin.
more votes. The Fremon,crs gained
largely over las, spring. increasing HEN
own majority ard reducing tia. of HE
Buehaniera 60.
Fairfield county has gone largely for
Fremont. |. is there tina, the Filjnora
vote is the largest, and II was united 70
the Bnchanier vote. bu, ii was generally
defeated. The gain over last spring Is
large.
Windham, Li!chiield and New London
counties also presented large iron, for
Fremont, and, except around Middle.
town, where there is a strong Fillmore
feeling, the whole State presents gra,i.
flying result. II was discovered at ale
moment that the BUCCANEERS had secretly
arranged all over the State for STRONG
rally a! the town meetings, for the sake
OF effect, but it seems they have been
| fully me, wiihou, eff'or, and defeated
In Bridgeport, the Fillmore aud Buchan-
an men united, and carried majority of
the Guy Council by thirty votes, bu, tho
Fremon,ers elected their City Clerk. A,
i, was claimed TIA, Fillmore had $50
votes at Bridgeport, this is dong well!
In Stamford the same coalition was
made, bot though the town wen. loco w
over one hand I'd last snrinr. the two
,tesels compared 333 10 $50. dividing
! tae town officers md showing band
some gain. H. Bsthet aa4 Du.gr tie
same combiaal OH was equally success
fully routed. Bethel shows a GAIN Of
s!x'y votes over las spring
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-18
REV. HENRY CLAY dean.
CdAFLAIE or TIE e.. p. sEsAT~
Wa address the
TiFtfI ANaN CIT-n


BUCHANAN CLUB.
IL .IartoH Hal, Ertiag Egsatsg, csD.ea.Isr II
he is che Of the most powerful and s,caae,,
speaSer- In the Saate.s well post4d In the 1oIi,.
CA aEslrs Of the conntry, is one who calls
shiass by their appropriate names, aud /. dss5-
y impressed with the responsibility Of the d.ty
ne owes to lis country an. mankind.
lev. Henry Clay Deaa, xho il a MetboSist
Clergyman. il also = resident Of Iowa A coten.
porary very significantly hopes that be had a
good time IN convincing his Methodist Brethren
OF Burlington that Ii was all right 70 tar ard
feataer Sethodiat clergyman Ia sisaoari for II
ereising little liberty Of conscience and that
The murter u Father Holland was righteous
act commanding itself TO the prayers of all
good Christians" It's a sabine sight two
clsryy man thus endorsing tie Border Rasiap
putfsSss, aud taxing Up the advocacy Of slave
~. WI oar coieDpcr4ries in this region who
ifke such delight In denouncing pulpit po.iti-
ctaas generally, make note OF these fa.tst
pnatoa E0gg.
This same Henry Clay Dean, D. D.,
Is tie Methodist preacher who was bro.
NOTED to the Chaplaincy for the services
rendered the party in years past, and for
political sermons delivered il the pulpit.
l. Is all right ior preachers to favor
fafilaaism and outrage in Kansas. but if
they once dare to speak for freedom, for
rights or justice to all oppressed people,
then they become "Free4ora .Mrskers."
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Band of Music-.-4O Men and
Boys in a Procession.

Big Delegation from Jagtoua- Great
Excitement Democracy Ju5riaat-- Old
Tom CtaggA ths Laoi. Of tie Day
TIE +" War Horse Of Cedar" on The
Stand.
The creates, fzzle the fzzle :! a.!
hzxles came off on Tuesday of Iasl week,
Al Mu.catine.
The Black democrats, IS usual, sought
% ge' crowd by taking Advantage Of Tie
State Far al nascatine, AID Tor this par
pose, Tor months beforehand distributed
through the country, from Chicego to s91-
Down, great large hand bills as Big as
barn door, printed on pretty riak ayer,
calling Oh the un,erried to NEE, :. Mug
eaLiae m mass, and as.oaish The natives
TIE names Of Douglas, Cas-, Broken
ridge and Choate were printed in huge
letters, as big as gr2eery sign, and ali,
with host Of other shining iGminar.es Of
SiaYocracy, were promised 20 be present.
With great anxiety the faithful waited
for the dag Of Jubila,ion. /. came, bat
with i, the people came not. The ua,ey-
rihed Of Muscaline were expiring with
Ampatlence Tor the masses TO come with
their flying banners and large process.
sions, bat they came not. Late IN he
Gay The news came that big procession
was about entering the city. TIE chief.
mounted their sieeds TO meet them.
II consisted Of four or FIVE teams. The
first Of which bore fag with "P1racg &
hisc on i, aud THREE mea in tie wsg-
on. THIS flag had OIL it, In addition to the
name Of Pierce and King the whole anon.
Of IL dim and dirty looking stars-and
only Il. What they were to represent. 10
man knows outside Of the sag nickt Gun.
CHS. They certainly do not represent
the number Of Slave States which Old
Ba-k VIII get, because no man in The
city believed he would carry that meny.
Probably hey were intended lyr the
sum total Of electoral woes. which VIII
be cast fer Inc Old Ten Center but even
that Is bow matter OF aogb', as i is be.
heEed he vii! carry no State e1eep South
Carolina, which his frieus ana ardent
supporter Bully Brooks. vii secure for
him
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The Election

We have delayed our paper in hopes
OF beng able TO give the returns OF the
election IN Pennsylvania, Ohio and In.
dana, bat cur las, exchanges furnish Us
nothing, We hear flying reports tia,
Penn. las gone Republican. by from
80 900 . 81 900 majority. and Ohio md
Indiana the same majority. We have
reason to believe there rs ruth in the re-
port
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-18

Irsmoaf8 Catholicism. fla ErBitc,t
D'r'ta!.--Eion g. ", Hrgat, late!y
member OF Congress from California.
writes tEus:
NAsHtseros, ID. G., Aug. I6, sc.
Ny DEAR SfR: / am qahorized bu
Cot. Fremont, 10 deny, IN the mou posi-.
We anguace, the report noa in circu-
la''9n, u the etfe Il that he is a Roman
Catholic.
From a long and intimate acquain-
lance with Col Fremont, will further
ala TINT know, Of my own knowledge.
That lie has never had any connection
whatever With the Catholic Church OF the
Catholic religion.
6 W. Wsranr.
Hon Richard No1 Ilonea q R~prc.
s~at4tlyes
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-10-18
Farms for Sale,

or 80 acres, in Iowa township, for sale; there
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fence, - acres n Timber.
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