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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-17

" The following letter purports to have
come from "cute merchant, who writes in
reply to boyish epistle from his son at board
ing school, to his master, to send him home,
for reasons which he thus Enthusiastically
explains
SR:-My sons of the 10th inst, came du-
ly to hand, and cont's noted. Sorry to hear
he's been stud'g Latin, &c. What's use l
never studied any such thing-nothing but
Webster's Sp'g Book and Daboll's Arith'k and
Pr Richards Alm'k, yet got along well
enough-made money; am Bank Direct'r,
Memb Chamb. Com. &C., &c. Latin better
look into M'Cullch-some use in that. Learn
all about DIR. and Cr ct. per CT, cur'cy, exch.,
bank facil., md'ze, &C.; that's the commodity
Of true knowledge--the best md'ze for connt-
ing room--always in dem'd-always available
market, when y'r Latin and y'r Greek wouldn't
fetch soo,narkee, as my captain says.
"But to point. My son is How IA US old
am in want of another clerk-must have fin
ished his edn by this time, surely would
have let him stand afiother half year though
but for the Latin, and high rates Of tuition, al
board'g sch'l. Please ship him on board Swift
shure, with invoice and bill of lad'g of books
&C., consigned to Meax & Co., N. Y"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-17

DIsTINcTIoE.-A sotemporary, in mention
ing the late exhibition of Francis army wagon
by the constructor to the Emperor Napoleon,
is convulsed with delight at the high honors
which await American inventors abroad. He
thuckles through quarter of column over
the delicious TACT that his Imperial Majesty
was most fattering and encouraging in his
manner to the inventor. On referring to the
report in the Moniteur, we find that "His Maj
esty had the kindness to speak twice to Mr..
Francis" Astounding condescension! We
presume that if his Majesty spoke only once
to our nameless friend, he would burst blood
vessel in the excitement of the moment; or, at
, , f--Lf-:II. :--,,a an
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-17
EVANSVILLE IND, SATURDAY MORNING, MAY H. 1856.
LOUISVILLE.

WESTERN FEED AGRICULTURAL wARE-HOUSEI
MILLER. WaNGATE d. COs
MANUFACTURES ERE and Dealers in all kinds of Farm
wi aud Garden Implsments. Moving Reaping md Thresh-
Machines Field and Garden Seeds Trees & SIG Main
street opposite Bank of Louisville, Louibville, Ef.
Sep25-lvw
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the very least, he wssisa. loss PAPER sfees'N
illuminated supphsmtfn1t y y Tines.
ingethe interview Il ~ l.
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TENNEYN sORIsNsON,

TENNEK E SURENBUNe
wHoIEsALE DEALERS GRoCERIEs AND LIQUORS, CORNER
STS., EVANSVILLE, IND
yMNHE this formed ershp for
the purpose doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
Eaving succeeded the business of Messrs As
their stock and made additions to make
shall able offer good bargains
FOR CASH any house in Evansville or any city IN the
West. n .; r,TS1C = -
jan3 ., S,SoeFsN5ON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-17

TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND STONE MASONS.
rTyHE Board of the
will at IL A. NJ. Thursday the lst day of May
next receive consider sealed proposals for building
BBIDGE STONE ABUTMEETs, over Pigeon Creek near
Oodv;s Mill Plans specifications of the proposed work.
be examined office of the undersigned
desirous of bidding for said job. rn, . " n
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-17

Va II OE1 SAILED
TWNHE undersigned having determined to move to Calor
MIA offers sale the Farm which he resides
situated ON the road leading Evansville Mt Vefnon
In Perry Township containing I26 Said land is com
nrsed Of three tracts we'll improved and supplied With
aud in healthy part the county of
burgh wishing purchase part the whole OF
said Farm viii by application to the under
signed upon the premises Title indsputabls
THOMAS KNIGHT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDITION OF
KTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
SF HARTFORD, CONN.
JANUARY 1. 1856

I" = JANUARY I, 1855.
AL presented tsts StoeRholders made out In mp
anse State laws New York. Ohio. Indiana. IlRoi
&c, e.- s.--
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WHEELER & WILSON'S t.
s E w IN Ct M A G. HIN "a S

VENHESE Machines operate eRtirely Prtnei-
Ple using shuttle Fut needle aAd TIVE thrests
They have been IN operation in the hands Of families and
manufacturers sufficiently 1eng give tfs
and have given entire satisfaction 8 .I-.-t
They simple in eonsructioh and highly ef36e4
tai we'll useful fitted to adorn ladys yarler ooda
py conspicuous position shop She aissn
ID has been obj furnish Machine sAst vould 10
applicable family we'll wants st Tailoxs
Dres and Cloak Makers shr. and Collar MsnafaeursEs,
&c. We confdant that Machne the form
are the best offered to the public. :. t-ss
Thousands Of families testify ts thsir merp all
kinds of family sewing while Sh Art and Collar Mantd
their suPsiority sver all for
their work. ~ -. il
An orthe Machn isreseetfuly soiictsdu
at Hop opkins Il Reads, ~. T.. o. READ
SOLE Aren
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WM, K. NTcGR Il w,

WMs h. NAcU ~ n w
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Once in the Crescent City Bank Building.
wwTTLL faithfully to all business entrusted 70 h
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-17

VMPROVED POR1TABLE MEL.
WNOR grinding and and all other substances
MV requiring grind ng. 4
oIdAnchor Brand Bolttng Cotns
all widths.
Our agent R. is authorized to sell the aboveS
articles at our Cincinnati prices, including freight
Calls r. Monroes Family Grocery corner of Oak and
ieisltf JAMES BRADFORD g. CO.. Cincinnati. 0.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-17
.EEH HAMRERa

LOCK AND GUN NTH.
TOBBING such repairing Umbrellas Parasoisi mend
VIZ ing DE@SS' A10~AA JAMES SPALDING,
.u..o-em Corner Fourth and Main streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-17

Money due the Company secured BY
500 shares Ii Hartford III and n. Havea Il. il.
l05 shares Hartford and Providence 4.
r. Stsek. preferred and guaranteed
10 per cent. >. ....:..;.....
lO7 shafes Bostcn & Worcester r. n.
Stock "a. ...,..............I.. .........s
256sharss Sona. h'iver Il. r. Stock.
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~ Shop corner FIRST S.-ADe l.- 4.s. 3.
"A LLwork entrusted to u.s. S l. ---
IN patch - ~ +at-
s Particular attenti6h aid to tHs rptt; I N se6S
5m1 NM 65T = s-azsg- oIcrra.lY mh26-tf
BsLs Lake salt 70 p caFss 30 I MacrsfeI az SIs
~Pis - q. "a. COOK q SON,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-17
SHERWOOD HOUSE.

mNRI@TS.-25 cases new styles fancy Print;
do black and white do;
do solid black do; 49,.
Rec this day and orsals by JAMES Low cOs,
mhIs-d4w Ais Main street. Louisville, KY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-17

@NOOPER's TOOLS.-A full assortment of Knives
~ Planes and Truss Hoops just reed by steamer J.
Tweed and for sale by WALDKIRCH,
mh2l Main street beti lst and I'd,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-17
EXTRA SESSION OF rue tTGIsT-,rrpr

meeting Of the members Of the General Assembly
about sixty being preseut held on ridlv afternoon
the itL inst n the Hall Of the House Of Delegates
Col THOMAS, senator from Fairfax in the chair and
Mr. J. HENDERSON, Delegate from Wyoming acting a.
Secretary.
The following bill was offered by Mr LANGFITT the
Delegate from Brooke and Hancock
Rsio'r,d That committee Of six -four from the House
and tso tom tie Seuatel he appointed 70 wait on the
members oi their respective bodies and respectfully re-
quest them 70 ign call for extra 81. ion Of thi. Gen
sal Assembly 20 commence the fret Monday Of Docem.
Der next
motion Was made by W. BARNES ~ amend the res.
'luon' by requiring that vote OF the people should be
Aken a. The spring elections ascertain the wishes OF the
people oi Che question Of an session which vas de-
ci1cd DO The negative
W. BASS offered the following substitute "H,sol.
'a lhat We expires 1t deliberate maturcd opin
ION nAt enritl sessions Nill answer Tor the Common
"ean p virginia. aud that recommend 10 tho pcople
o u"o Commonwealth 70 instruct their Delegate 10
/ tive N '' '"' eB"-
me question recurring on The original resolution WI.
decided boo Che affirmative
me conmt'e under the s,is resolution as Amounted
W 'he cnaiI are hr-.rs Langdu Bpudurant PEND etgY of
West Of tie sanat. " SUI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-17
The - Banking Question y Solved.

The House Of Delegates terminated the battedoreing
Of this 'eEed question Saturday by adopting resou.
ton in which the Senate concuredproyidng for the ap.
Pointment OF committee of conference The result Of
this proceeding the adjustment Of the subject Of dis.
agreement between the two House. The Senates com
mttee yielded the thirteenth section which prohibited
the banks from issuing any redeemabe specie
at par, aud the House committee with Mr. Ednunds at
its head agreed the abscson Of that section Of the
House bill requiring the mother banks TO redeem the
notes Of its branches at quarter Of per cent
count The weekly abstract" section Of the House bill
was also stricken out. The compromise bills thus adopted
by the committee passed by the Senate on Saturday
night and communicated he House That body failed
70 take action on the subject but the presumption that
the several bills will be taken up, and passed this morning
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-17
Refreshing Extracts.

The Western Stdr-a Democratic paper published
in Montgomery county, and famous tor always having
the latest freshest and most exciting news-serious
ly informs its readers that it has been "a subject OF
almost universal remark" that the late Democratic
Convention in this city lone Of the most order
" and largest representative asSembages that has
ever met in the SOUTH" 1t adds -" one grand and
charming feature of the Democracy of our country,
is the regular, systematic, and decent manner they
do their work" 1t SAYS further" the decent and
gcntcel manner with which the last Democratic Con-
vention done its business, is truly example to all
future Conventions and affords striking contrast
between the Democracy Of the country and its OPP
posers :"
To those who witnessed the boistrous proceedings
of the late Convention, the above account Of them
will be immensely thrilling
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-17
The legislature.

The General Assembly will, in all probability, "ri.e +"
to night and relieve this community from the horrible din
occssoued by the repeated ringing Of the State bell Dur
ing the past week the Speaker OF the House of Delegate
has, in compliance With the demands of members, drec
ted the Sergeant-at-Arms at least ten times dav tu
have the bell uug for the purpose Of summonug absen-
tees. But the ding donGing will longer be of avail
The "hegra' has commenced and We doubt Il more
than hundred members will appear in their TO day
further extension OF the session. under hese crcum-
stances, is hardly to be expected. Nety-two votes in
favor OF extension is required by the Constitution and
as the ani-nternsl improvement men will vote against
the proposition, if it be introduced We may take it for
granted that the session will terminate tonight The
tax BILL however, has yet been disposed Of The sat.
uday evening session of the House was consumed in the
discussion OF amendments the BILL and il was finally
ordered to be eugrossed We suppose that it will be de-
fnitely acted upon to-day
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-17
1.-THE verv rats
lns,inctivcly had quit it."-7empes,, i. ?

lnsuncuvcly had quif H. -IeTapeH /. 2.
81 shall Ieare my house for month before next Au-
tnmn but shall not be obliged to q.it until after
Christmas"
Isaac Newton invented the law of gravitation :" saw
dscoverei "Gaileo discovered the telescope" say
rented
meaning To hear implies no effort particular
ton. To listen implies eagerness hear An old
proverb SAYS They that listen seldom hear any good
themselves"
Ought and should both express obligation, but the
latter is not binding the former. Children ought
sncen
" Hon. and only are often msapprd "He on,v
could do it, means that other but himself could do it
he alone could do it should that he without the
assistance o; others could do it.
Lend me YOUR WHbreH :" say. umbrella The form
pronunciation however, is allowed by poetic license as
in the following, adapted from Thomas Moore -
"oh, ever thus from chdhoods hour,
Has chilling fate upon me telll
There always comes soakin' shower
When haint got ianbereH"
"Gibbon wrote the Rise and Fall of the Roman En-
pire :: pronounce Risr, the noun, rhyme with
price Risr. the verb. rhymes with prize
The combination OF letters otgh is pronounced in
eight different ways, follows; l Thsugh. in which il
i pronounced o: >. Through pronounced o.: 8.
Plough, orc: l. Sought, arc 5. Cough, off: G. Rough,
ut; :. BoroEgk, ugh $ Tough, Ok. The following
sentence which is OF doubtful authorship affords an ex
ample of each fthcse eight modes OF pronunciation:
put on dough 10y enough in the 90 trough near the (S)
sough by the Isl iogh to last the ducks that D bought
at the "a borough ~ Through the day"
A grammatical play upon the word THAT:
4" Now that i a word which NAV often he Joined
For that that NAV be doubled i clear to the mind
Aud hdtth1f hdt is right, is plain to the view
A. that that that that we use is rightly used too
And that that that that that line has in it, is right
In accordance with grammar, j. plain in our sight
For sale IVY NJ. \. Morris.
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Pile In the Proof.

The Charleston Free Press published in Jefferson
~ adds its testimony that of hundreds others that
Mr. Wise in speech in that town. said the adminstra-
ton OF NJ Fillmore Wa.hington-ke."
BY the way, gratidei to witness the zeal aud
enthu'a-m with which the friends Of Fillmore have
ed upon the in Jefferson and the surrounding
counties. The old lin, Whis. equally with the Anrri-
cans appear 10 be in the highest spirits and noby
and CALAMITY buckng their for the great
Indeed in every part of the State there is manifest the
vee't Interest aud enthusiasm betokenng the
spicous results
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-17
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
SENATE
faIDAr, March IL.
EVENING SESSION


EVENING SESSION.
An unsuccessful motion WAS made by Mr. CATLETT
to take up the House bill organising the Militia aud pro-
vding for the public defence Of the Common wssllh
message was received hom the House Of Delegates
BY Mr.. CARTER announcing the passage Of . bill for the
relief OF railroad and other companies aud regulate the
terms on which they may borrow money.
TAX
On motion OF Mr.. DOUGLAS, the Senate proceeded to
the consideration OF bill imposing support
OF government
The subject proceeded with the 9Th section
(elave To taxing insurance eompane) which passed
10y with view to its future consideration On the 9th
section, fixing the tax upon Merchants licenses long
debate arose in which Messrs. ANBLKR DoUoLAs SAUS-
pEns and JoNrs participated.
Mr.. JONES moved to amend the section by adding to
the tax merchants aud mercantile firms - per cent
last years tax-hus reducing the proposed by the BILL
the specific tax from 500 $50. and on according
the amount OF capital employed.
Mr. DENEALE opposed the amendment; pending the
consideration of which, at half past Ia o'clock.
On motion of Mr. WEIGH, the Senate adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-17
Protectlon of Slave pronar,v.

We that emsseuaied the bin shh passed
The House Of Delegates few dys providing additional pro.
teon to the slave interests Of this member ofc House
IN the course n recent debate, the that the Senate
would amend the Lords Prayer, We are not pre-
pared aqasee this opinion, regret that he senate Ia.
seen % 10 sitter the h referred way as 10 render s
provisions wholly inefficient. by means probable that
he House E concur IN The aendnen tie bin presume
vii b. Included In he q unfinished which the
representative 81 the people have leave behind
49,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-17

Our embassadoni neighbOr-" returned from his fu-
ished tour"-grows inqu-vs although he may have &C.
qured al the wisdom u the learned Sueuugusr du-
ring his travels lie .pesrs the following nerrogaory
AZ us:
us the Wing still Independent Journal or does it
go 10 for Fillmore the Platform, aud private ina.
don'Y7
IL affords IA great satisfaction be able 20 enigIte
our travelled Plenipo. The Wing is an "independ.ut
Journal Tree AZ The air that Goats around ~ and il il bon
the exercise Of tina, unrestraned liberty Tia, +, co. i'm
Tor what COOL and regulates vha, is bad Il eo,.d
ers Fillmore the most conservative the safest, and the
best man OF all the Northons Who has been tried and
not found wanting Who In the word. OF Gov VIE.
In 1882 rnerited the title ">H d,pe mos, fabGt ,s,
raat aud, therefore, it has no hesitation aboi, .rn,-
ing him With real anl energy. Unlike the Enouirer ,f
Wing il not hchsd 10 pIrfy and bound bv p,,,y -.
hesis TO oppose What is right and 70 support sb,,
wrong. No degree Of party inflammation would ever ip,
u 20 abandon sound, safe and national man and sv,
is preference for Black Republicans That ertrsp. ,,
party bitterness and madness reserved for tho r
rer That paper following Wise, declare. IT, sirngo..
20 sec Fillmore defeated aud Black Republican err.r
No party thraldom could reduce tho "whg 10 .ct
a humilisting attitude
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-17
" Five Hundred Mistakes Corrected

This is the title OF little volume published by Danic
Burgess OF " " and which undertakes point many
OF the inaccuracies, which daily perpetrated in
ting and speaking. We make few selections:
a Go and t,tch NV riding-whip :" saw, bring
Fetch to 90 and bring go and fetch is repetition
' To iedre and 10 gut often used Synonymous
terms though improperly; 70 iedpe implies design Of
returning soon-o gait, an absence of long time
ever As, in Shakespeare:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-17
TnE STEAMER GEJRGELtw WITH

80 ~. hiif' AM lhtA~I Ek
N'| OBS March The steamer George L.s is.
WIN thr california muil.. uui Treasure sgo,ftu,
70 sIk""H, chi~ds consigned a. ioIlo.s. VII. -
., 80 tz,''j, DfeSel aud Co. goo n. We,ropo.,,,a
b'ns $4,000; William Hole si2pOl.. C.,,is. ~,
the 1eoige Law connected 90 me I.tlr,,is ~ ,i i
e. s'nora slr stopped ct Havana ON al i,,i .,, u
i l. ron VALPARAISO u FEB the Zl.f end Linn, Fet
rn',e y no news Of importance from Panama
o,i, a'P,'"so VA steady Nth ~ .sle. u i'm
tls Hides sIs 'OpP'' quoted 81
''0e sight political disturbance. had occurred in Peru
- t'' '7'''e $40" storm Jc,ursd n AlsI.
''dna and vicinity sa,u d last
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-17

We arc in danger Of being o'er1un by INQUIRE.
growing out Of the muldfarious and gentleman,
episues Of our star Governor. Another correspon.
dent, recalling Wise's famous letter to the whig. ,,
Petersburg in which hc excluded the Whole p.roo
cracy from the pale Of gentlity. aud contra.,, i,
with his late "ebosh'n and g'ssard; foor efu,i fl,
which Ice vulgarized the Wings. wishes To- kno, hos,
many gentlemenare lcft The Wings formerly know
each other by the instincts of gentlernen-tiaf cr,
the Democracy oh ~ toe knees; now he doe. ,,..
the Wings hy cpn~igniug them to the category I'd,
Dsutaftors " neither Democrats nor wbigs ~,
gentlemen. u would seem 20 be logical conclu.io,
that His EScellency is the only gentleman leN L
With the sweet, and honeyied and ohaste word,
which habitualy 6ow from his nice.looking mouth
long may be enjoy his solitary prSeminenee
So says our correspondent But ne and all Others
viii excuse us ior suggesting II they wish to Obtain
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GARRETT DAVIS.
FlRF ANnLnss nf LIrE.

NlSTEEAi- N,rch ~ a w. Girtlnrg. sn infant child
and tao burned a. death iu thr hou-c ~ W..
g. slrch consumed hy fire. IN 81. Paul Street Que
bee, on Wnin'slay morning
The residence of Thornton Smith, F-q.. a. Smithville
Quebec, destroyed by FIRE Yesterday The los
is az OOy--no in-urtnc,. The family barely escaped
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-17

information from the fountainhsad. they had better
address themselves at to the universal letter
writer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-17
GREAT RATIFICATION MEETING At pnlLl pELpnA.

AZ
An immense ratification meeting held at Philadelphia
o. Wednesday last. Great enthusiasm prevailed the
nominations Of Fillmore and Donelson we're adopted by
reclamation.
We copy the speeches Of the Hon. II. NJ Fuller. aud
Hon. Jacob Broom
SPEECH OF Mr.. FULLER.
The Hon. Henry " Fuller then introduced 10 the
meeting aud was received with loud and enthusiastic
cheers 10 coming iorSaad he thanked the audience for
their kind greeting. IL truly gratifying TO witness
such grand oupuurng Of the conservative pcop1. of
this metropolis lie glad ~ meet with Phlaienhians
IN whose prosperity he always felt deep interest Ap-
ptusc. You Philadclphians. and we are pspn-yy
mans but have higher and broader distinction a
American citizens Great applause. We know no
North, no south, no East, no West Applause. We
have the whole Union NJ heart. aud know no part -
lCheers We desire to have concord--to have unity
Ia go together IN common cause. Applause We
desire a. keep Consttuton inyoatc and our mon
sacred and iudvisble Increased chcers1 We bel,pg
u party that iocs carry the dag an1 keen .e 70
tho music O the Union. Great cheering Ri object
o tbr meetings. " approve Of the nominations Of fil
more aud Dc. eson. Three cheers
fOu desire a. commence whore the
ended. A voice-"Thats sol % you ask VIII, HiI,rI
F.lmofcie No no. We want TO .lcr evidenc. Of tni,
than IL found 10 ,hr fot that hr SuDO miles asay has
bren nominated iot che highc-t po.ton In our gn IA
yuico"f hats .o lie has been tued aud fun faithful
and Nc. FULLER iclt assured that the people, would stain
Denomination with spirit and success. lApplu.c When
Me- Fillmore W. IN Cougr~ss be- W. t,. antto al , ,rs
s'rc that gave III, aud energy TO the deIue-,ani ahsn
donrd Interests VI Penn-ylvtuia You I'D uo, Ers.t .
IN lSi5, aud You viii not forget IL 10 1851. Whr., Hr
FILLMORE lied 70 the Presidential Chair he was the
first o. lent h eUts 20 restore harmOny 20 is country
tafn asunicr IL VS. by bitter discussion aud .ertions
strife. Great applause
Fof the Vice Presidency ~ have presented Andros
Jtcsepn Donclsou. Applause Ne the TREND ard
d~ipc Of And-es jack 'on Renewed applause. Aud
culi have occupied sici pa-itiu, unless h. had
hen doa nl Iccl'd pttio,, All fi,n Ut thu Union
When tbs Convention assembled in Nashville to threaten
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-17

BosrnS. Mech LITTLE Foyd's Shipping l.si received
by tue steamer Arabia, publishes the steamer Filing.
burg. t.rrnHt uf r..-irg the regiments Of wreck
her o,taati yunl pa.-age but makes the latitude al
deg. month longitude 40 deg. vest