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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-11
NHLIsIEE,S NALE.

DY virtue Of writ Of ven4iODi epORGs directed
ID and delivered from the honorable Circuit; Court of Da
vGson county Tennessee, al its Jan"ary Term 1856 will
expose to public sale the highest bidder for cash. the
court house door 10 the city Of Nasi y the 81 dSy Of
Nay, 1855 all the right de claim, interest and estate Ehch
william Stewart then had, may since have acquired, in
and the olowng .ibed real estate Wit Situated
South Nashville Davidson county Tennessee being lots No.
II and IS dngu he'd in the plan OF the Boswcrth lots
fronting eek Market street. the other %
said street. running back 125 feet Lche being levied
upon the property Of William steEa O. satisfy Judgment
rendered in e. yOr Of B. ". Hal
JNHN h. EDNONDSOS, Sheriff.
N,.hvi;fa NsrrN I.sG
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THIS nob 4ad uiueh alInfrud Raee Horse has -
j baen vlIhdrasn fr9a lbs Turf zna al nlake ~
she as0n or 1875 az ths SEshvle Race Coarse. AA-
ln earFe q Mr. phps. lie Wi1 be aitsd arg
t25 each; 6Foom' g ei-seasen ts tAe isth
Al kna e0ss The ih q Jay Nerss skicA ts
% prove IN fozl msy - FsIsFned ffeo bsxt year.
hssHLksSsE rch cAasnuk en cd nexi eprtns,
"a ~ ie8ege, tmp hia dAa tasE4nrt. ~ A1nareA
mp FoE tan psiisFos 4nd peFtFnsA sre hlt shih
IL 1rnish He measdrpa sxiees tants IN hrht ard e-
baes sih fra q rssash.Ss PsSs Eaa ss4aJ ne Vsss
EsTskSs-dGa D.r MeGAyocK.
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NuERIEE.S NAI.E.

(Y virtue Of four vrits n rsR5iioHi spoaGs TO di
II rected and delivered from the LonOTab ccut e0nrf
Davidson y, Tennessee. at its Janeary Term 1875
vii expose % public sale, he bidder for cash, ~
the court house door In the city Of Nahvs t Srd day
Of May. 1856, al right title clan inieies erf
which lohn Graham tten hal, may since h. &C rcd,
IN and 70 the following described properly, Wit: No
81. fronting twenty-five ieet alley afC NcHar line,
and extending in phi towards ColeEs street.
seventy ieet, more or es, sni aso AZ r. ny
the above mentOned alley McNairy Be, ard beIow
toe lot above descr bed and towards College sreet
being levied upon the pr Of John Graham satisfy
a Judgment rendered N fsvor % A. Morrison
JOAN x. EDAoNDSoN, Sherif.
b. 2. WILLIAMS, Deputy.
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KEYSTONE MARBLE WORKS.
MARKET STREET, WEST OF TWENTIETH,
PHILADELPHIA.
s e IACORY & CO

IMPORTERS Of and dealers in the various Foreign and Do
nestle Marbles, Statuary, &c have constantly hand
large and selert assortUo u MANTLhS, TOhBS MONU-
MENTS TABLE TOPS EC., Of esery description, not
ceed by any tie city for beauty Symmetry and finish
CABINET MAKERS, PLUMBERS AND MARBLE CUT
TERS furnished at the shortest notice with Marble Of every
description and pattern whether Fore Domestic ther
finished in the Slab Bock the most accommodating
terms.
We especially invite attent our stock on hand.
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NEW SERIES. mo. Ill
SHERIFFS' SALES.
SHLRIFF,S SALE.

DYvrtue ofs writ txPoS ,s to me directed ard
~ delivered from the lnOrbie Iireut Co Davidson
county Tennessee, at is January Term 1855 wis expose
10 publ sac 70 TIE shss bidder fr cash. the Court
House d. or IN tie city Of Nashville the ah day May
1886, al the rfht title claim, interest and which
u Leak and j. W. Page ,hsn had may since have
CURED in ami 10 the following deser bed properly to Wit
Ot No seven 10 in V. usSUus addition Nashville
fronts rs feet inches South Ceiar street. and running
from that place s5 feet iachs tJNars McIemore street
thence az right es with Cedar street, running back 20
feet rches theme rds spruce treet, AMI parallel
with Cedar u feet inches, 10 lot No s. Owned
BY said Leske, u with SAID t No g. s. feet ihshes
towards Cedar street thence right angles win said line
and parallel with Cedar street u feet inches thence at
right ing and strait hue towards Ce street. % the
begnnfng being levied upon TIE property Of G. Lsake,
satisfy Judgment rendered IN favor Of Henry Shacke
ford. JOHN X. EDNONIsON, sheriff,
By I. I. SANDERS, Deputy.
Nashvilla March 81 fS-6
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u Yvr'geofa " il q rcHd0t epoHds 70 directed and
ID delivered, rom the honorable cirut court of HE
county Tennessee At Fbruary ferm 1885 s expose
public sale the highest bidder for cash, AZ he
house the city Nashville the Srd day % Msy,
1856 all tie rgh' tie. c,ip, interest and estate which
Richard Fe then had may have acquired anf n
the following scrte properly to wits Two lots Of ground
10 Davidson county youth Nashyiie the property %
Ri hard Fe known ard dsignss The plan Of said town
Nos % aad 81 r. NJ College street Via No. 26
foung 90 feet and % The 20 feet; and lot Of the
a. 20 est and running taes aey being lot soh BY
b. D. Pat eS said Richard Fe and which SAID Eel
sided IN lSt9 valued Thousand dol fu desorp
ton Of said lots In ihe ell fo I'd d. d. PArk said
Rs hard FELL ed in Book IL page So being eyisd
upon the propsTty Of Rhd Fell % SATISFY Judgment
rendered in fav0r Il Belheli y. Carter
mareb1I JOHN X EDMONDSON. shsrlN
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Spring FeVers.

TIE GRRTENBERG HEALTH BJTTERs Ds prepared
trun numbrr q ths Hosg parytnF, iHytgor2iiag k1d
heaEg go1s bsrks hsres ard Einss s-ected mostly sQ
the Ascz u Anefia. Thsy PoSrrfal teak,
they give uengh % the sysn and enable % Tires en
he constrroua fendcney % eissass They have al TIE
hsnehesl sGre Of toac 81 A9at eAasnE sny M e9eea
Pries IS ssnts per packsge
FuE tAls ~ Drsgssss tAs0ughoat ne Stale, ard y
is kLEx MArkENZlE
aArehs II co1egs saes4.
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CHr4p CISIIGHT.

THE BFNZOLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY are prepared
furnish Portable Gas Machines uiiabe for Manufac
tories Stores Dwelling Houses Seamhoas Railroad Sta
ions &c These Machines warranted TO give satisfic-
ton they manufactured under s. T. McDougals Pat
mt and are only that Vi operae well in cold
weather. The Light produce Is half cheaper than Coal
ias, and less than the TaIlow Candles They
IRE lily managed and free from danger and the prices 25
et cent than any other machines made The COmpa
y offer 70 sae State and County Rights for all the states
All orders should be addressed TO
s. T. McOuUGALL. Agent for the Company,
nov20-6 6m 32I broadway, New Ork.
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WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
REM VAL.


r e VAL.
ME have removed entire stock Of Wood and Willow
w Ware II No l2O Second street, door above Vne
opposite Kings Ho eI,
ST. Louis, MO.
S. CUPPLES CO.,
NLSUFAcTURERs AND wHoLEs4LE DEALERS IN
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
BROOMs, BRUSHES, MATS, MATCHES, BLACKING,
HEMP, MANILA, JUTE AND COTTOS CORDAGE AND TWINEs
OF ALL KINDS.
Wrapping Paper Selves Curry Combs Cards and Hames
DEL NG engaged extensively in manuflc urng than
Dany other house in line in the West and
sell lower than other house St Louis and you Will
call on before purchasing either in Chicago Cincinnati
you will find at prices will average lower e her
Of the two places We call particu aten iJn TO
stock Of
TURNED AXE and PICK HANDLES, WELL BUCKETS
and Iron bound Kegs from ter gallons and Brushes
Of all kinds and all kinds Of Willow Wagons Cradles Cabs
Hampers Cohes and Market Baskets every descrpt
Of Farcy Work and Travelling Baskets Cedar TUBS Churns
in Roxes Cans and RucSets all q Louis manufacture
except the two last, which bring direct from the
facurers.
We also Agents for PIERCE cos Milwaukee Matches
which selling at Factory Prices, freight a1d,d We
also MANUFACTURING the large Steamboat and stable
BrooUs and 1rst rate Imitation Shaker Brooms Broom
HAND s and Twine always on hand febf-d3m
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DY virtue uf = wit Of reHditi0Rf ap0nds 10 directed
ID and delivered from q honor be court of David
county Tennessee, rs January Term, 1856 VIII
pose 70 pubic sa the highest bidder for cash Al he
court house door In the city - ahye the 81 dag of
Nay 1850 the right title, claim, interest and estate which
James Bergen hen hal may since have aequir- and
following tract pie parcel Of land situated y ng
and being toe county Of Davdson In the state Of fennss
see IN south Nashville and kEosn and aist ngui,hrd In
plan os lots of ecord ia the Resters Once Il payitson
county Book No t. pages 20s lo3 being svie upon
As The property o James hergen satisfy Judgment
dsrod in favor Of T. ~. Porter.
JOHN X EDAONDsOS, EaehG,
By 4. Z. DEAKE, D. patty.
N..hvft. Mar-h tSss.
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Of The GrssfsnberF COmPsuv.
For sverss hiaF, diarrtsA reke, cO uoFEs, &c,
it the beet mede knosn. IN the 6sfenterg Al
tnal is given gratis you VII AMI ist %
PhystaHs throaghout The Uuon Who have usrd 4 IN their
prA-tise Where there yoGg ckildsrn aud has e-en
gsrd ouce W ent " Be slthca u Ia tbrf
house, Prise 30 cents per bottle.
FOr sale By al Druggist, sad BY ALEx. 1ACKFNZIE.
mars II Coasgs street.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From s. VI. PETTTNGILL& 4 cos ADVERTISING AGENCY
1l9 Nassau Street, NEW YORK,
And No 10 State street. BosTOE.
P Co. Agents for the most influential and largest
circulating Commercial Papers both in the United states ana
the Cansdas.
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NE w FIR AZ

VN j. SEaRUHN a ~. =. PEACH,
have formed partnership under the name q
and style a. r J. SeShury Co ana taken the stock ~
and sand u n. SeAbuTy c. in Coopers hiock -t-
Cherry And 10 their friends and the ubc
thst they prepared b execute every description of wot
In the PLUMBING BUSINESS he ncstrst AHa most sub
stants They wil so furnish and ht uf Gas nx
IN the hsndsones sy-s. They respectfully solicit
share OF public patronage. fiangl
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IMPORTANT
TO H0UsEKEEPERs AND DEALERS.
The Scope Mills,
II Fulton Street and II BeekInan Street, New York,
Principal ofice, 1OS Front Street, New York,
Factory Nos &C. 81 so Hudson Streets Jersey City.
V'HE PROPRiETORs OF THIS LONG AND WELL
L KNOWN
Coffee and Spice Establi>hmcnt,
Continue to prepare the hest Pharmaceutical
Powders in use for RAISING BREAD BISCUIT, TEA
AND OTHER CAKES, &C. They slsv prepare Mus tard,
Cocoa and many other articles Of da every family
which they offer the most reasonable terms. Caa-
ogues sent to dealers who request them.
X. II. h q. ISHAM
n. N.B.-Consumers advised to inquire for HOPS Mus
ces. aug2-iy
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OOO BOXES Prime Rasns Asoried sizes, received tbs
<OO dsy, BY lnsrtl WLsSLL fH0hPF0S.
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IMPORTANT TO THOSE USING
STAR CANDLES.

TNHE attention Of the public is invited the fact that
most Of the star Candles offered for sale DEFICIENT
IN WEIGHT that what is sold for IOund actually weighs
hut fourteen fifteen and packages marked 40
lbs fall short two, three aud five pounds per box This
loss does not fall upon the wholesale Dealers who sell packa
ges at MARKED WEIGHT upon he retailers, who sell by
CoUHT but the consumers who thus pay for about
,enth more than they receive.
The subscribers have always made their Candles full sixteen
ounces to the pound and mark packages their real weight
which may be aceraned by testing them. AS their expert
in the business enables khem to otter article equal in
quality to in the Market they solicit the patronage of
purchasers who desire study their interest," and
the same time, encourage correct dealing.
fb26 PROCTOR d GAMBLE Cir cinnau.
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Agricultural Implements
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership the untersgned IN the ntme
Il and stye OF }. u. seabuy O.. was Dissolved by
tua the Slst ult Etsrr ~ viii attend the
setllilg up OF Tie tusa.uss of the late FRA.
J. " SrABURY,
4. :. PEACH
Ian2-u Z. J. SEABURT.
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Facts About Ambrotypes

A mnHOEh PAS we've Isfruasced" IN AAshvilie
~ by A. LAEcoMhk
Ambrotypcs made DoNh here sise ia Nashville han
the Anbretype RroIns, Ne % Co.rge 81
Amsrofypcs mA1e upon drshs pate gass. hsrueti,
eSy ssaed and has proise'sd AgsHss al Posshty Of Ia
5uFy.
AmsrOsyps coautsris;. are naas en- sinEis s.az noi
ed and daI ads eflnars dagasa reoyp
Anabrosypss nane1 b. the lnvvRT 10 ds gaisA
them ro al ether pietaFes utAer nen borros she
aud Apply 70 IA ptars sheh ikeks Ibs Elain
\ lnss q a. AIabGoiyIs-tsh ana aATsbkiy. tgbls
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NASHVILLE, TENN, FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1856.
ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS,

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency Of VS. sWYA
NER, No. IA Second Street, ST. LOUIS. Mo.
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Steady Employment and Good Pa,
Pittsburgh Coal and Coke.
saRa EmAN A fs,

nEALERs 10 Pttsbefgh Coal snt Coke and White Pine
~ Lumber, q Bread and Front srse.s, on the
Lsver. Nashville, Tenn ShSre they intend sel irg
suypy u the Aboys Artcss sbis prizes
FAnss and large nzunrrs Of Coal and Coks. sapP
sorcUntraet far te izESl
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Building Materials
DrOODing Buds.

I'HE bes, remedy babi-s ard Tor al the diseases
l. Of children, from one hour 10 ave years Old, is
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29

The RIVER AND TIE DeStrNttt, IN among
tie Co1l Baats 90 visiting the wharf yester-
day, we found the river, in front of the city,
gorged with heavy ice. The water lad fallen
nearly foot since last night and the boats
that broke loose last night and ran on the rocks
are hard and fast aground.
The stern Of the new steamer Omaha is rest
ing on the wharf and her bow is in the water.
Her starboard wheelhouse and wheel were dam
aged by the ice, but otherwise she is not iniur-
ell. She lies straight and her bow 10 surround
ed with heavy ice.
The Queen Of the West lies with her stern
post knocked out on the rocks. She was Sc
cured this morning by lines to the wharf. She
is however greatly exposed to the ice, and in
danger, Of being cut to pieces.
The'two ferry boats are in bad condition.
The new one seems to be perfect wreck
They are lying broad side in the Kentucky
chute and there is little chance of saving either
of them.
The James Guthrie is hard aground at the
foot of Fourth street, but has sustained, thus
far, no damage.
The Telegraph No. 8 is in safe harbor at the
head of the canal, and the Back Hawk is lying
above her.
The Hungarian with a barge is lying at the
W. vi ihtH StleoI III al c2 pUSeu pOSiIlOu, anu
surronn led by heavy ice, but has thus far sus-
tanned no damage.
The eo1ts ct Portland have sustained no
damage. The ice pass-s down the Indiana
chute and is generally broken in small parcels
in going over the falls.
Tie Coalboat Fleet-A coalboat belonging to
Mr.. Jacob Hill. containing 1900 bushels; u
pair Of boats belonging to Mr.. P. Baker con-
tanning $4,000 bushels; two barges, containing
10000 bushels, and two empty baages belong
ing to Mr. Robb; and three harges, belonging
To Nessrs. Hyatt & Brother, have been sunk.
On Sunday, as already stated boat containing
1900 bushels, and fiat of Mr.. Hyatt's, were
sunk
blr. Richard Smith is building bu'khead
aft Of the Queen of the West. Her fire. ght will
be taken out, and the boat may thus probably
be saved.
The barge belonging to the Queen of the
West lies on the rocks below the ferryboats.-
The freight will be taken also,out of it.
ts.a Lou Jour, 26th. :
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AUCTION SALES.
...........urRAM NELSON
suCrPEON E@ssn1ES

DAEiELW ooIsET. HIRAM hELsOS
AUCTION ROOMS,
Court House. Msin and Third streets, ms
di@sely opposite the Washington Hotel.
gHAYICG leased for atern f-yeRrs and fttea the
shove we'll known stand we cow prepared 20
cevs auction sale all kinds OF
merchandise, household furniture, horses bug
giss.
Cash advances made ccnsign msnts whom required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
O'Clock A, also Tuesday, We'd esday
Friday nights. at esrly gas liEks. Is
Outdoors les real estate promptly attended
are wsekly receiving. an haze hand large
and general of isiat
bannister backs. scroll and seoUp tops
Back oeee. French Jenny Lind. and Bsste wood seat
Ch&irs sofa seat Chairs; Elizabeth
chairs: sprf ann rockers SOFAS soeisSles, centre
dining breakfast tables light and wash stan
Ioanges narr3rz Hne common aud aisses be3steads
tin and safes, etc. which we will sell & Gin
eiBnati prices.
We have also hand great vsriety ofnotaps ewery.
acc0rdeons pocket cutlery. pistols whips
e.c etc rhieh We v iii reduced prices cash,
Wholesale On retail WO0LSEYs& NELSON.
Auct's-
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6rThe splendidDavid White reached'Louis-
vile with the loss Of nearly all the buckets Of
her wheels. She was to have left Louisville
yesterday ard may be expected here to-day or
to morrow. She has large quantity oflreight
engaged at this point for the South. Capt.
McGiIl is IN command.
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OBJ Daat 81 atnaI.
FOCAL DEPARTMENT.
The Warden Troupe Tonight.

THE Warden Opera Troupe, numbering
fourteen persons, viii give their second ard
last concert this evening. 1t will be rnneces-
sary to suggest to any ons who has heard this
Troupe, to be at Crescent Hall thiseTening-
We laye been shown letters from editors and
srt:sss, commenting this Troup il the very
highest language. They have been giving en-
tertainments IN the larger Cities where for
week after week they drew crowded houses.
We regret they have not been properly adver-
tised here, as"we are sure if their real merits
were knewn, they would have received an en-
'thusiastic reception.
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RIVER INTELLHGENCE.

CIF The new and splendid steamer JAS.
Montgomery arrived here on her first trip last
Wednesday night, from Louisville, under com
mand of Capt Sam. Montgomery. She was
the first boat from, Louisville direct since the
break up, and was crowded with freight and
passengers for New Orleans.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29

THE ADEIATIc-The contract for forging
the immense shafts ard cranks Of the Adriatic,
building at New York for the Collins line, has
been given to the Reading Steam Forge
Some idea may be formed ofthe magnitude Of
her shafts when it is known that they will be
q inches in diameter at the journals, 40 feet
in length, and will weigh in thorough forty
tons each. ,,.......s .-,..,. ....-.
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The river rose about three feet here
night before last, and was rising very fast yes
terday; good deal of freight on the wharf had
to he moved There was not SO much ice run
ningast the days previous, but the current was
very swift
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.

The President sent special message to
Congress, to-day, asking an appropriation of
three million dollars, for the purpose of manu-
featuring additional arms and munitions of
war, which was debated until adjournment.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %.
Major HESS, recent>~~0T the New Orleans
Delta, goes TO Nicaragua in the steamer to-
morrow as the bearer of dispatches from our
Government. His lady accompanies HIM He
will remain there some months.
CINCINNATI, Feb. %.
The great contest Of corn and cob mills has
finally closed to day. The umpires acting in
this contest between the four mills contending
for. the prize, were Gov. Wright and H. l. Els
worth, Of Ind VIM. Duane Wilson, of the
Iowa Farmer, Col S, Harris. Of the Ohio Gull
tivator, Capt. Qrrin Smith of Galena, Ill, VIM.
Barwis, of Mo-, and VIM. Movar, of KY.
This contest which commenced on Friday
closed late Saturday evening and the $3.50
silver service was awarded to the Little Giant,
manufactured by Scott & Hedge, Of Cinein-
nat;
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CrTbe Gulnare was here yesterday morn
ing from Paducah direct, where she had been
laid up during the ice seige. She was from
New Orleans bound for Cincinnati, with good
trip Of FREIGHT
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AVS NESS CETaNGED.

HAVE said ny stock Groceries siessrs. z. H. Cook
& on h VIII "ontnae the usiness my GlS stand
whtch have FeHed to hera for i've fhey vii also
e1nneeJ ith reff itasreE Of Family Gro
an Pro lace Fhoce ny friends srd IL call and
mine their stock and give them literal trisl
Il TattTing NY present hvsu=s would my
thauks MS agpsF usrfsats n Fir
~Haass. and Wfas is still MORE SssfFalle in
EQUALITY ia rial atJ -
So IsSarsl Uzs-- - GEO. FOSTER / co.
t..faess tfatr genera -ha business
shall eacster z hS laen+ Il sna li give ~ he
q . sas 5 sS sss ~ {r diSd FosTs
lar22-tl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29

TIE WISCONSIN, GoyERNoR-TheL ocofocos
in Wisconsin are getting great reputation for
rascaIily They are determined that Barstow
shall lie Governor, although no decent white
man in the State really remains unconvinced
that his certificate Of election was given to him
through the grossest frauds An,examin.ton
into the facts by Legislative Committee has
shown beyond all cayil or question that Bar
slows reputed majority was made up by heavy
return from precincts where avery shghtvote
was cast, and in one or two instances from
towns not to be Jolat4nl Hep9!tticaIQr gsogrqpSt
cal nap Of tie STATE, It appears from this in
vesti yaton-and nobody can gainsay it--that
Mr. Pash.ord, the Republican candidate, was
fairly elected By a majority of 347.
AND yet MIR. Barstow has intruded himself
into the Office, and seems determined to stay IN
Mr.. Bashford has filed an information against
him in the Supreme Court but that body is
strongly Locofoco and partisan in its character
and nas refused the claimant any other coun-.
sci than the Attorney General, who is a bitter
party man, with opinions already expressed in
favor Of the claim of Barstow.
All this is regular Lpcofoco tactic. Nobody
makes more noise than they about the right Of
tie people to elect their own officers, and the
right ofmljorities te,rue; but let them once
getinto'cffice, by frauds however fragrant and
glaring, or pretenses however false or unsound
and nothing short of physical power can get
them out. They cling to the public. pap with.
a tenacity only typified by the bloodsucker-.
They seem to imagine that they have a sort of
divine right to Office. tits strange how men.
who pretend to responsibility and honesty in
private life will countenance in politicians and
public officers the most fragrant rascality. Such
men seem to act on the principle that success
is the only virtue inpolitcs. Barstow and his
party must kaoC Tat their cause is a dishonest
one. Yet they put on q brazen face and 90
ahead with their rascaly usurpation.
Detroit Tribune.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29

OF Tie Ladies will please take notice that
the auction sale at Colburn & Hershberger's
will be continued this afternoon att O'Clock,
unless it rains. Notice will be given by bell
ringing. t.ssH zsas HFsa Ts
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29

o. The Bowling Green arrived here yes
terlay morning from Green River. She brought
Iout a good deal of freight, ana is now loading
for her return trip. ssr.s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-29

0rWe had slight sprinkle Of SNOW yes
terday morning, by way Of change. Cool and
chilly during the day.