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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-31

that State still remains upon the statute bookan act re-
pesng said bill having been defeated day or t~o ago
by decided vote The Boston Advertiser saws that the
defeat OF this repeating bill is the "imnrste result of
the indignant and excited OF public opinion in Mas
sachuse,ts Osing of Mr. Brooks establishment of
Sumner. Aud this would seem DO the fset-ss only
days sgo the Massachusetts, House Of
ordered the aforesaid repeal bill third reading by
vote OF Ia to l9i and Tuesday last this action was
directly reversed
The Advertiser of the moat moderate and coner.
vave journals in the North dcpores the action thus t.
KEN and remarks upon il In the following Just and en-.
| hghtcned spirit:
I'VE much disappointed in this action. and we
think that the representatives themselves will regret The
result time shall allow reason regain the
place now usurped by passion Il il unfortunate that
Massachusetts, cannot stand in the proud position of
State allowing to the citseus OF her sister States their
full constitutional rights, while demanding from them
spect for her own"
The Raleigh Register says that a report has been
put forth in the Democratic papers that Herbert who
shot the Irish waiter in Washington, is know
Nothing" and to the account is duly appended the
moral: ~ tree is known by ITS fruit"
An admirable specimen of party capital An Irish
man is killed. who is probably his slayer as a
Know-Nothing. Herbert was the man-therefore.
Herbert was Know Nothing! Demonstration con.
elusive,
But it happens to be fact, that Herbert is not a
Know Nothing. but Democrat
"Mr Riehd w. anderson Peace idcocdte, Hunts.
ville Madison CO. Ala, has forwarded us a copy OF
his circular addressed to the kings and emperors OF
Europe congratuating them on the restoration of
peace, and urging them resign their thrones, that
the people may return to their primitive Ruler who
rejected by the foolish Isreaites 1850 years ago
We fear Mr. Anderson will have occasion to exert mis-
peace advocacy nearer home, before he will get the
European crowned heads to listen his very reasona
ble request
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UNsTATE az .. ~, KNIouT. oeC,D.-F Iy

u N0TT6E 7 posted notice. on i', M.rsb I..i M, -,
thai ~ geon' sho indebted he you'd be expected
20 settle their respective debts before the All
paid ~ that lime you'd BE- srsin call
ton 81 debtors 20 he subject 10 positively after
lapse o. than three years finally
lied aud this VII be RICHLY without respect
persons II there outstanding debts
taor y boud surety require that such claims prompt
collected by process Of Law Otherwise el this viii be
plead Ia bar. W Q. KNIGHT,
EEir Of T. Kalsl
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NOTGCE.-we have just received ~ steamer airge sddl
- ton ~ flock ofClotng uhch renders complete
We I'll se goo ow they Gao BE- bought any wbers
goods manufactured b. ourseive with
ne trade, and w every warranted pleas eal i s
We ask. MERCHANT. WEIIGER co.
mHSi No ill Main street.
WNOH SALE.-A likely aud Esnterl ervant Gid sb- h. an
~ excellent dining rvaut good sfasess wahes ana
Irons beautifully and has had experience coosinr se
most desirable sold Tor fault whatever aud 70 remain In
The ~
Apply At Cary street Jaw m,u-q,.
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RICHMOND w HIG.
SATURDAY. MORNING. NAY II, 1880.
To coRsEsroNDsNTs.

Later. bH-ne.s ss., be addressed % ne "Eiitor Of IA
Wh0' ~
dvioss sites qfh, paper ,ci not % HhiisA
Ts rule Of long sfadfaV, ought b be hroecn g az
and 'rR De dpsrteio Obituary notices eroeef
ing efOaf Haes charged for a. ddrsrtfseHneafs.
Concentrations ,cin b, cAarg>d ne ddeertt-e
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A AMNoiN \ soN mruomANr T.I,om,

NiiuuA having been dissolved let l,,,n,
'uhhvr "i the original nrm has lii on MI
'. N's 81" u'' late urm inr t purpose cnnnuns hn.
iHhors thy have taken tie No sGT Hoadu.V
tween the - Nicholas aud METROPOLITAN Hotels w,rr tI, 80
the styles MI" ''s'"g' OF
assured that lie
"A"' which eity IT attention bushes. bn. ,s, -
SENIOR partner aud nai
'Imr mHde W IA that style and worInsn,
h.
mA3t-lul ~
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SrEAM wAnnIE WORKS OF THE MANI
- hiE AND sfO>E CsRvING COMPANY ASA ass ~,
ns "Mh n'Sl SHEET NEw YORK Nantes, C6lmnsy
vases PSsiss for Vases, Fronts House, ou. rim
~ pu,s OArhg In AL Its Varieties Stairs Rails T..
e ps slabs Tor Cabinet Work. for fluu-r.
'"y io' Interior decorations, &c. Ac Ac '-SN'N'
Marble In Blocks to ri.
ORDERS executed with nrs and dl,p.el at IN.
tTlcr
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The PersOOaI Liberty Bill.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-31

"ILsoN'S FAMILY HOGROUND BACON
w, Tor sale by WOMBLE a CLAIBORNE,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-07
corruption in the Democratic Party.

We respectfully refer the extracts below,
made by the Vim. Gazette, from Anti-Ameri-
can papers, to the 'bone and sinew'' of 1.-THE
party
The Fort Wayne Sentinel paper whose
democracy has never been called into question,
says:
There is and has long been at the Capt.
tai set of small beer politicians, who in con-
junction with few selfconstituted guardians
of the democratic party in other parts of the
State-men ofsimar small capacity and great
asSurance-have arrogated to themselves the
right of controlling and debating to our con-
ventions, anticipating their action, and decid-
ing in advance who are to be our candidates.
This course, iflonger tolerated, will render our
conventions a mere farce; instead of represcn-
| ting the views of the party and nominating
such candidates as would be the choice of the
majority, they will merely have to ratify the
nominations made by the dictators who usurp
the right to bargain and traffic the offices for
their own ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
at is time this abuse was rectfed and the
usurpers consigned to merited oblivion. Ali
arrangements made and bargains eatered into,
calculated to anticipate the action of the con-
vention or dictate to it in the discharge of its
duties to the public, must be repudiated.''
Another writer in the same paper gives the
world the benefit of his mind in the following:
The imposition however, is beginning to be
unmasked, and the fact that four fifths of
those seeking to be put in nomination for i'm
portant officers OF State, owe their success ex-
clusively to the fraudulent and dishonest ac-
ton and plannings of a political banditti that
has its seat and situation at the Capitol of the
State, from whence it issues its edicts and
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-07
NEW YORK RAKERV,
sEeoND TO NONE wEsT OF THE MouNrAIN


On Firststreet opposite the PostOfhc
ENH after long perienee in
n in the city of New York. in which he is aekuovI
edged to have superior in the we'll ap
pointed bakery. v Guild respectfully announcer
That he Is fully prepared furnish all kinds bread
cakes crackers pies hot rolls doenuts either
Weddings private parties privatefauies WILDE
at the shortest notice '"e
hand. = @Fs"n
The proprietor will devote his person exclusive
b 70 his bushes which shall be
os surpaeseo oy any enc vi j. O. GAUNF.
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sends out its candidates to beg the support OF
the party at large Nominations thus made
are claimed to be binding and obligatory up
on the Democrats of the State, because they
saw they come to he endorsed as genuine by
the redoubtable clique at the Capitol; and they
moreover declare woe to the Democrat that
dares to call in question either the right to
make such nominations, or the propriety OF the
selections made. He is at once branded as be-
ing recreant to party fealty, and denounced as
political disturber and disorganizer, and runs
the risk of being at once excommunlcated
from the party" Sf&}If.
The Logansport Pharos abiding to the
same scheme, says
"There is too much disposition in the kind
! Democrats at Indianapolis to have all things
nominations included) "cut and dried" to the
hands of the unsophisticated and innocent
delegates who go up from the backwoods coun-
ties to ratify the doings of their wiser and
more democratic brethren at the Capitol"
The Lafayette American warns up on the
subject, and sustains Gov. Wright's views up
on the Bank question, as follows:
at has been charged by the Fusion press Of
/ the State that the platform of our party and
the candidates for the various positions of pub
]
deliberate consideration and choice of the con-
vention have already been determined upon by
political cabal, who not only attempt to rule
the Democratic party to subserve their private
ends, but also the policy and resources of the
State ITSELF This kind of democracy wesdo
not understand. fit is democracy to fasten
upon the people of the State powerful mon
ey corporation without IS, arcely any imita-
I tions, accountability or responsibilities it is
democracy to place the trust funds of the
State under the control of such an irrespon-
sible money incorporation-ifit is democracy
to again fasten the canal debt upon the taxa
bles of the State to aggrandize and enrich 9
few preferred democrats-ina word if it Is
democracy to allow fen political cultures to en-
rich themselves out of the great interests o
; the State, at the expense Of the many, we a
: only say, from such democracy Good Lord de
2 liver u.s."
Down this way, the "bone and sinew' of tn
party, are kept in blissful ignorance of thu
grand swindle which is being played off oil
them at Inlianapolis, "As sheep before hel
shearers is dumb" 80 are theslips of the Ok
Liners hitherward sealed in the presence o
their ma sters at Indianapolis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK-KEEPING.
VOUNG MEN wishing to qualify themselves tkoroushly
and practically for business should to attend
course of Lessons in the
Evansville Commercial College.
ings. obtain ession School hioh he of
caicuable benefit to them. dee2I-5mdimw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-07

DISTRESSING EvENT.-On Thursday night
last the house Of Nicholas Becker, near Evans
ansburg, Pa, was burned, and the old folks
and two Oldest daughters, young ladies, who
slept below, were burned up. The yonger
childen who slept above were saved.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-07

81 should be universally known it is strictly true
that is the of large portion the fatal
diseases Dyspepsia Dsrrh9a Cholera Com
paint and other diseases
speetors weekly catalogue deaths generally result
Indigestion Think this,
chs as if willing guided by founded
upon experenee resort at the Dr. HOSTEL
TERs stomach Bitters which nvizorant
stand alone For by Druggists generally
HALLOCK Il SfODDARD.
dee13 wifi WOOLSEY A. SAWYER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MARRHED:

At Louisville Thursday. jan Sd by Rev Mr. HaIsey
Mss CASSIE GwYN. of Loui.ville Mr. GEO. FOSTER OF
Evansville.
We congratulate friend George having done good
thing and thank him fO remin der the IN
of big cake The happy couple passed down last saturday
the Eclipse take in the sunny South
cir many friends here will wish them happy time
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-07
EVANSVILLE MEDsCAI.OCsETY.

THE annual meeting Of the above Society will
Monday Evening January eth O'Clock at the office of
Drs Walker Ell lott Asimportant business will
fore the Society fall d+sirabe
jans-td W NJ ELLIOTT Sec,y
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-07

INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO. ..
Meets at clock P NJ their Water street over
the Telegraph Office the first aad third Saturdays each
month. ott25d6uv
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

LII persons warned against harboring trust
N my account Conrad Smith. 10 old.
LETT home German Township the Path inst with
leave. will pay debts of his acting
responsible for any of his
dec2T 81 ANDREW SMITH
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& CHARLOTTESVILLE

EVANSVILLE & CHARLOTTESVILLE
- - -
r A [ L r O A D.
CHANGE OF TIME.
AN and after Monday. Dec 31st until further notice
FirsMail Train leaves Evansville at $40 P
Nj arrives at Vincennes at $50 p in time fo
gers ST. Louis Central Illinois. take Train
the Ohio aud Mississippi Railrotdarrves at TerreHaute
NJ. Indianapolis night connecting direct
trains Cincinnati Columbus and Cleveland.
polls Cincinnati Indiana Central and indianapolis Pitts
bBrgh and Cleveland Railroad.
Time from Evansville Cincinnati II tours
DO DO DO TO PIssS%grgh- .'....2s DO
Do Do Do Dc Do to to Sew s. # do d.
Returnngleaves Terre- Haute 2:40P M after
rival of train FROM ndanapolisar-ives at Evansville
Passengers by Cincinnati Madison
Louisville and Columbus same day.
FARES:
From Evansville Cincinnati ss 90
do do st. Louis z IS
do dc Indianapolis, .............. ......... s as
do do Terre Halte ..................,.. 4 20
do dc Cleveland ..................1 IL Is
do do Pittsburgh. ..:.....-........... II IS
Second-St. Louis Express leaves Vncennes 2:I5 A.
Terre- Haute connecting direct for In
nepois Cncnnat Louisville Columbus Cleveland and
NJ arrives at Yineennes at 50 A. NJ connecting for ST.
Louis
Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville and at
A. NJ on which local passengers will be taken
Trains by lad anapols Time VIII ch is eight minutes
E- For any through Tickets. apply at the
Ticket Once. head of Loeaststreet. Evansville.
dec27 J. j. DANIELS. Sup't.
Enqu rer Princeton Clarion vnosanes Gazette and Hen
dcrson Patriot take Gus other adv. and copy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-07

INSTRUCTION IN MUSIC.
MR5. @. A. FOSTER has few Pupils desi-
Of taking lessons the Piano. Harp or Guitar.
Gai- Terms for each In trument SIC per urter. do
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-07
PUBLIC NOTICE.

My SONS Joseph Matthew aged 20 and years LEI
I'VE farm in German Township. the 24th inst 70
This is tn all persons trust
boys will pay debts con tract
ing. he responsible for my of their
dee27-3t+ MATTHEW HARDLEIN
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6RA6A LBS Cooking Butter,
@SHNV $50 lbs Western Reserve Table Buttfr.
10 boxes TaIlow Candles. bhl Crushed Sugar
l bill Pulverised Sugar, ~ DO New OrleansSugar.
in ssore at deezT COOKS Family Groeesy.
EpECElVED Ter Espress-200 lbs Copper Rivets and
4 q Br rrs SO Timed Rivets and Burrs
dee27 BABooCK BROS.
10000 BUSHELS OF CORN
KKT ANTED the City Nj Is for which cash ~ y,
w en- delivery. dsv5s -svd%v I. y. ROSS.
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RIBBONS! asIBnoNs!!
BONNETS! BONNI

a VERY handsome assortment of Cap and Bo net Be,
IA and MourniEg Ribbons be hsd unusually cheap at
deol7- 2wdkw HUGHES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-07
COPARTNEKSHIP NOTICE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
HAVING connected with Foundry Machine
H Business VIM. A. DUNN and WIN. TAYLOR, they
both being business would
here that intend to do assood work and
able any the city. We intend warrantiDg
work when done both in workmanship aud material w
in quantity quality W. liberal patronage
tho who wish anything line business calculating
only money expecting
glory also. HENRY SCHRIBER.
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EXTRA S. f. FI.OIR.- 50 bags warranted extra good
IA Iust reo'd and sale at reduced prices by
det2T j. w. Il J. VICKERY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-07
v. IL. ALLEN.
BOARDING.

q GENTLEMAN and his wife. desiring supsr hoard
with Sitting AMI Lodging Room aud taols exclusively
with other boa fdefs hear of
this kind in the PLEASANT part of
city. by applv ing q this office. dee24 -dlw<
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FRESH arrival OF a general assortment Of Ladies'
n Misses and Chldrsns Cater Bootees and slippers
and SHOES which are warranted Of the best quail
ity. and for sale at HUGHES'
dectT 2ad&w ts1F Cheap Dry Goods Store.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-07

TEE undersigned constantly keeps hand large assor
III Water. Butter and Sugar Crackers and
Soda Pilot Naval which being
the Ioved Machney thev BE sold
price place West celled
other mandatory in the country large
stock alwa hand shop Water street between
Sycamore and Vine. --- 'i- a Fza1 -
deeis- dtf ]. SINZIoH &
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-07

FEW very choice White Silk Bsnnets. and general
of eoored Satin Bonnes to be had at
dGeed prices at HUGHES.
decl7-2wdAW
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-07

MUFFS! MUFFS!!
a n assor ment of Mufs can be had cheap at
IA HUGHES',
dect7-2wd&w Corner Main and Secon, streets
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CONCLUSION TOMORROW,
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REMOVAL.
y. w. a \. VIsKEKY,

removed their stock Groceries, etc., fsu their
old stand to the four building two dVers be-
10 the Washngto Hotel.
We take this method returning sincere hankste our
friends and their liberal
troDsge extended during the short tims that We have
in bBsiness and hope by sri attention to bus
to merrita continuance of the same.
J. w. l. s. vICKERY.
dIf Al Main st hetwren Sscend and ThiTa...
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SOMETHING TO SUIT EyERYBoDYPs TAsTEl
@NoNFECTIoNARY. Cakes Fruits. Candy. Toys &e. 40.
~ splendid vi elegant COnieetion=
risng beautiful lot Of Candy Toys imt.-
Fruits Flowers. Animals adapted Hol@
variety confectons elegant
&C.. viii all o be supplied with Tropical Fraits
Holidays Orders Cenfectionary Cakss
any ption promptly filled. would ash those
purchase gifts for children examine stors
% rich snd elegant confretion eff 81 -
deci7=i2w First street, the Post Oniee.
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This len )cratlc
Ger IN M orni8ng Pa p er
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