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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-17
STEAM ROATA AND GACEIIN Y
RIA CKSHITHING

THE undersinged would resrectfuIIy m
form the public that he has taken the old
Natss5J stand formerly occupied by Mr. Newman, on
~zs NJ First street between Vine and Division, where
5sFsEs<sA is prepared Baeksmthing in all its
steamboat work. saw-mil work
fencing railing balcony irons stairs and banisters cellar
an CRATES Railroad canal bridge WORK
done prices sbornotice Anchors of diff
ferent sizes always ha7d also hog chains water
strips boats Being old and experiences
st Machinery Blaoksmithing, will tsasfac-
pay. All kinds Of heavy forging dong a. ny
feb dlv J..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-17
LAW PAKTNEmsHEP.

LAW PAEsTNEMSHEP
sAS. G. JONES andJAS E BLYTHE Attornie a Law
y Evarsve Indiana have associated themselves part
the the Law VIII tnus 10 prsetie
this and the sdoining counties sad in the Supreme
design turning their attention paTe
law In short time they gill be prepared 70
give minutes abstract % the title 70 almost
Evansville. It's ehlargemtnrs or in Lsmssco to
gether with their ornion as to the t
sired "Io-o@"s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-17

q IFs.--2O hbls o. new brand and superior ar.fc
"a inst receiyrd and for sale by
declS-dtf PRESTON BROS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-17
COMPREHENSIVE

FENHE undersigned have this day formed
under sndrlcks 4 McRea and viii ontinue
the Boot aud Shoe business at the Cd stand Of \ Hen
bricks Go. v. X. HENDRICKS,
dscI2-tr W. A McREA.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-17

= q
wv beg leave to announce public of Evansville and
w the ladies particularly that have nov open Tor IN
spaeton entire stock Of Fancy and Sape Dry Goods
Our of fancy dr. goods has no rival po
eheapne also embrei1eries and mantila
which can only be appreciated by inspection Call at the
Main recently occupied by L. v" Heboerd
where We will always ready cell great bargains
epl7tf ROSER BRO FREY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-17

PINE LUMBER
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY,
Holm f. GLOVER Il co corner of Main and Seventh
81 Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public that yard for sale low CASH.
com fScasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
qualities theknesses viz Tongued Grooved Pine and
Flooring: Ceiling Castings
Pannsls 100 feet sound Common Boards suitable for
fencing: Pine and Poplar Shingles &C.
&C. made order the lowest prices Shelving
Doors Blinds Mantle Pieces Mouldings Frames
Doors Windows &C. &c. Bills prices forwarded to all
who may send for them Orders distance will receive
pro m pta ttention fsbI2 If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-17
HaNA INSURANCE COMPANX
E4n-tcnrd

OF Hartford. Connecticut.
CAPITAL $500, 000-aH paid in and fnucstsd.
YENHTS Company incorporated with perpetual charter
8I9 and insures against loss damage by Fire on
Dwelling Houses Manufacturing stores house
furniture aud merchandise In general Also inland In
the perls Navigation will be ber
ally adj listed and paid with promptness.
THOMAS K. BRACE, Prest.
r. G.. RTPLEY, Secretary
RE- Applications Insurance may be inside to the subser
her who dull authorized posa issue poll
Insurance office Agency
in the West. A C. HALLOCK. Ag't,
VII Main nearly opposite the Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-17
HloRsE powERs AM THR EsHEHRs:-,Ju.
MnRE NEWS FOE TIE LADIES

MyORV TABLE CUTLERN-In sets of 81 pieces an k
Ivory Knives for Silver Flo rps
Ivory Oarvsrs and Steels, for sale by
deo11d CHAS. =. EILo.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-17
BOOTS. SHOES, &C.. FOR TIL
NMnum "a WI
NEW WTNTEis GOOD.

WWY beg leave to announce the public OF Evansville
w ladies part ouarlv that the has
iugt received large Winter Goods consisting 81
Velvet md Cloth Coaks Mohair Head dresses an Bra
also Velvet Silk and Straw Bonusts Kid SIX aaa lisle
khrsai GIoves also Collars. Understaeves snd
81 which wishes dspose ofat the low
est prices All wishing buy will please give her call
~-'F f. r.. BARKER First street.
dsc11-dtf bstw Main and Locust next door to T. o.
GiOFFEE.-15O bags Pa. B. w. Floar at the landing.
~ which sell at reduced prices - ,-,,,,,r,-
nev29 l. d u HbtMANN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-17

lust received direct from the East an
Winter Goods which invite the Ladies to give
ntead to sell cheaper than the
We would call attention to stock OF WooleI
Plais French and En- dish Merinos Cashmere De LANES
Opera Fllunels EmSroideres Cashmere Robes somethln
nsw) Kid Gloves Wool Hose of all eOlors. and otbeau
tiful lot Ladies' Collars. Chenisettes Sleeves 30"
will be sold the most reduced pr Cai
call call. nov2t ROSER. BROTHER y FREY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-17

jan u 1886 II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14

Men ftjd3ae when the sun is risen; they rejoice
.al.o whenf goes down, while they az oheoal=
-cens ot til decay of their own lives. Nm re.
ipiee on seeing HE face OF new se"~on, a. at
tie urr5Yai # one greatly de~irci. Nevertheless,
The tsYoatian Of SEASONS j. the decay # hnnan
lite. Fragments Of drift wood meeting in In.
"ide ocean continue together a little SUM. lhu-
ratents. piees, children friends and riches re
inain with Ia short time. then srpar,ir-
The Sc ,'arsfion Is inevitable No mortal en- Is.
capn the common lot; ho who mouIns tul his de
palfed friends has no power to cause IT,, IN 10 re-.
turn. One standing on the road would readily
say 10 Il number Of persons passing by, | Will
Inflow YOU. Why, then, should person eiie,c
when iouraeying the snlur road which Las bon
assurrdly trodden 10y all our iorefatEers' l.iIe
assemblies cataract rushing down with ifresi-
tlble impetuosity. Knowing that the end ot lie
Is death. ev"ry right minded man ought i pnr.
sue thai whiehis connected with happiness and
ultimate bliss - Dustin University Magazine.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14

A company Of twenty seven artist knef -
Kellers ttoupe are cxcinting general attention IA
Washington by their refined aud impressive pa
formancps consisting of tabIeuux and living In
trafion, witch occur incidental 10 l. >eite- ID
sncred and fit7irnhle dramas. Inc Washington
Organ Illus Describes the entertainment
Nothing W truly beautiful and grnnd has esef
been presented ia our city and the Vehement r11
thnsiusn with which repetition ct ench iabl. 'a
wa, imperaiYely demanded most fuy ate stelt
their earnest and active attractiveness ! he lssAf
! ableen seGrsely expressed the true nhlnre OF
the representations which ure in fact living
illustrations u the more notable works ri .'stn..
AIRY aud printing 80 exqpisiteIy grouped and
gracefully embodied that 1t thrills with imtns1,
at effact cur innate love for the beautiful. mi
the cold aud Il the majority Of readrrs, ltaiili-
ngess teei,dcalities Of art Expression. hafna-
ny light and shade, ami emotion become fea.siiss
recognized and applaudcd by the intuition Of
tastr. Ihf groups representing Tho Bn't,e e
the Amaaon-, "Arndnc aud Bacchns.' :. he
Shower 81 Coll" Queen of Flowers and Fath
Hope and Charity were lovely to degree which
taxrs cur powers If description TO do Hem lo>
tice. Tho vision Of ''fanlne was rendered by
Mons aud Madame Keller with wonderful md
trathfalness Of effect, which proves then aelors
possessing the highest talents Of the ari.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14

obviously caaRof B, titcfsd and give lie soie 81
the state to Mr.. Fillmore who as obviously eaH h
elected aud staye of the disease # FfssmoHii5a
Mr.. Fillmore's chances then for carrying t'e"f-
gia are infinitely better ihan those Of Bnelanan'
aud If he does carry 1t Old I}oek'- poll will be
razed down H. 90 votes.
We ak now, in no bragEart and boastiol spur
IT. but calmly aud oandjdly. why. ia the feee 81
ihe.e eitreme probabilities against Mr.. iaehan-
an, Why IN the face IT bi- sekneeledged. hi'
pa'eut aud palpaLle weakness IN The free stites
and hi, insecurity, to sav the Leaf, IN saiin 81
the Slave States viii the Democratic patty per-
severe in keeping him in the field, wlileby With
drawing him at once they can secure the dsieat
9TH Rack Republicans aud -ase the lniaH' =
The .afety Il the Union the qaene oi srelion-
al agitatrn-ato the great points now 10 b. gam
cd aud the Democracy know aud cannot deny
that the elet ton of Mr. Fillmore would hoeom.
plish these objects. They know too. thai 10
chauan being out oftbc way Filimafe would cut.
~ every Soothorn State 100 yote-) aud h. awn
STATE, and be made President Of the Unted
states by majority of 6 more than are nece>-a-
~ n elact him. W,h these thing before their
yves l. It not insane in them 10 perseyefe in fen-
ming Buchanan Aud should the consequence of
this madness be- manifested in the election ot
Fremont. will they not he respon .ibie FOR HE
vent aud vii there not be- much more ban
color" Il proof that they preferred the election
+ Fremont, 10 that Of Fillmore ind acted accord
ingiv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14

We learn upon good enough authority that the
Sage ot Wheatlaud l. now ba>ilv engaged in pre-
pairing his letter of withdrawal. in anticipation of
the verdict otthe people at his own State On Toes
day next. This move is considered tv all sen
>ihle people the wsest and most patriotic Of his
LIE. We congratulate the .'old pidd,er' that he
l. nhout to complete his public carecrhy @ acr
worthy, in view al the present condition ot the
country aud the eAigenees Of the times. ola far
better and greater man. lie shall have car warm
est sympathies during the remainder of his lite
aud especially in his DIVING hour Shaald his ma
ture and long habit imprl hin to seek some
small office at the han /, of MIR. Filln1ore he may
rest assured that W. ,ia take pleasure in u-n4.
what influence We may have 10 secure it Tor him
=. 5, We shall probably be abb - lay a. L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14

The NoundipEs foE the Atlantic 1eegrnps'
The flowing account. addressed 10 the editor
Of the Illustrated London News. will be rrnd
with Interest:
Not single rack has been met with, not a
particle # gravel sand has been brought mp.
hat il appears l. Hsture had provided bad
" soft II 4 snow bank TO use Mhnry', "wm
words. fer tie 'zPic-s purpose IT receiving n
telegraph cable.
Lieut.. Berrymnn saws that he i satisfied thae
the lead. with the Sounding apparatus. has tfe-
quenily buried itself len or fifteen feet deep ia
this soft Haa'srgl aud he doubts Aef the cable
will ikewi-e, sink and in,hed itsoif IA similar
manner The ereate-tdepi attained has been
two ihen san2 aa3 seventy fatiinn~. (ahout two
aud fldfd mics. Ibut perhaps thc most reunfs.
able aud atihe SINE time the most satisfactory
result i tie perfect confirmation which flesn
sonndngs Civ of the opinion expressed by Iient
Manrv A. Ia the existence Of great flat or level
~ the bottom Of the oceou, unparalleled by any
thug on the surface Of the earth and which he
Iropo- 50. II name The Telegraph Plateau Fer
more than lhirteen hundred miles the bottom al
The Atlantic, IN the direct line oi our irncR. u
found by ilrsp soundings I" present an almost
unbroken level plnin. Nature has placed 10 nh
stacle in the way of this grent undertaking wlach
,nav not bv cautions perseverance be oV sirnfnt.
nav. rnther If we except the enormous rngfl ot
the eable which will be reqairedg It wnuld y
tAni the line ic bef,llowed by the Ailuntlc en-
bic presents absolutely fewer engineering tfili
culte- than ti.e shorter route Though more e'tta
rlrx from the nature Of the bot"r) on which 'los
Mediterranean cable must he laid
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14
Hrs. Clnckit's ard.

\ Detroit cor. ospondent of the New York Spili.
of Times has been rummaging in his drawer and
among 9th good things, has found the follow
ing:
Among the curious advertisements which we
SO frequently find IN the newspapers. we seldom
meet with one more generally opportune or one
lh7re likely e. be answered. than the following
IL vii he seen that the Troublesome and labori-
o. oeeupatian of "e,tI speaking, lying aud IAN
der can be rendered comparatively easv Ia, the
advertiser. Persons who huve heretofore heen
compelled To carry on their business in tia, Inc
personally by employing Mr. Clackit, can n.
tam Their object at a reduced expenditure Of time
aud shoe leather:
IA GARD.-Tho subscriber informs he, friend.
aud tina public generally. tbst ,ae continues ta
invent and circulate lies IT every de,eliption an,
the mnst reasonable term, aud 1t the shortest m
ilce Persons requiring her services are {, fqrfel
to my ct the most respectable famiiir, in the
neiglborhood in whick she residen.
N. B.-Charaoters ruined or partially iniur.
cd by the family or piece. Village. haisa and
tea.tabe kes told upon any suhiect ata n,oinett ;
notice; hints and Instructions by the gross. d.
en- or single with n liberal allowance TO wholesale
dealers. KITTY CLaCKIT"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14

Mr.. DoAEtsoN po'ishcs n correspondence to
show TINT he is not mistaken in his statement a,
To Gen. Jackson, untorotable opinion If Mr.
buchanan, and that Judge Calron's menary !.
not correct when he asserts that CEN JaeA -on
wanted Nr. Buchounn nominated n President in
stead OF Nh Polk. Mr.. Dono,on says:="lu my
last interview with Gen. jack son utlrr Nj Fix
had made known To- him tho project Of ld- s'ab.
net, his iorebodugs in regard IL the influence
Witch tho appointment of Mr.. Buchanan would
exercise upon the Democratic party were freely
expressed 10 me, md have dsiiet recollection
that ho adYcucd to AN effort of Judge talfen Ia
induce Mr.. Polk 10 rehin Mr.. FYler's Cabinet.
Us ene Of the omnou' signs thai Drmoetae, WI,
losing sight OF lis ancient faith
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14
n IniiAI.

tmong tho toas,s proposed at the banquet Of
the International Congress of Brneyolenec. which
too. place in Brussels on the l7ih ult, we quote
TIE 'ollowing of Mr.. Victor Faldcr
- the ladies. models of devotion and nbnrga
loa-to Miss Frederika Bremen who came lrom
S"edes 10 tax" part in the proceedings If the
EonEress-ta Mrs Stowe, authpresS of Il ncie
TOMS Gabia." aud Miss Nightingale-to thu
Sister of Charity OF every creed and of every
%
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14
uscrieaus GA in Vic toriou. n ItisuaI" Flee

The municipal election IN Baltimore yesterday re-
suited in a decisive victory 10 the American party
our gallant brethren in that city entered mon the
contest with tull couseiousncss t. the clc. ct the
Americans Of The whole country were upon them.
and that upon the result 81 their Efforts Oh Ne'lnea
Jay vast consequences depended, Molly hA'e They
reasserta tier el8im 10 the title Of the ur'eat ui
the brave ta#ismayed aud unlerrhed Boy the form
liable an murderuus preparations Of their hefsa-
res. backed by the money Of tie National Aalainls-
trron ttel boldly flung thr s'ar-spanglet honner 10
the freeze and risked life tacil 10 the discharge q
their duty as freemen and oIaci'r..
Asa reward for their coufago and patriotism. Mr.
swami, thef eandi late FOR Mayor was elected by an
Overwhelming majority and an as sur'nce given Of
majority of ? o9B votes for Fillmore aud ponc.s1u.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14

SPECIAL NOTICES.


.,ouPETsTi0N , h 'he LII "'
D q. TRADE 7rRlNT TING IN an ~ .afs w ~
,yl ssrpq.ssd by an afh'r hdo,sFf'. =, ~ III '
"a, al the VlRGiNIAS JOB PRINTING ~, Ani'i'''
MIMI Ill . s,,,4ro with any
II ne Sontb u Mason aud Dixon Ine SPfeineHs .hh
- g a, ,ur aflrc Call and Firsi Ales eetNe'h n
be sou Al va. In Is
md Church Streets.
xxusraR,S Eni.ain in icrnonf.--i tNhllp"t'
aY'sur 90 n My H. r Nh y toHif --i'foT 81
on gear ago !a.i Jane VIOLENTLY attacked WIN so
,ai ggb with lame and stomach and was mo- ne
5l q rourt during mat In Deeeiaocf iolo".ns
s cough increased g. alarming extent SO mat anilne 'ho
se#af lost about dirty five pounds 81 htst ana ply W.,
sy whom advised could give me no fe ioain %
4lnsaria effects II Wi~rAus BAlSaN Of Wild tht'i ~
va, Of friend who had rcrfiN ed tht greatest pee' ~ Wy
M ~ the article and ucned 10 MAKE mar sc
I MT taken up bottle before "as tehfei.2 ''
i from that dav h. this mt Retu fHhhea win ..'5
Les thecriuIy recommend ii 10 all a. ling .n'f 90
: value ,,..,. ! MI : -
-I.TiI ~ l.DVLE \ ~. ~ Wishing "a SITtei I'S-
tn. PropriytulE Sold by Their ageHfa rfefN y M
J,r s8Ie bv J H. IH04lPabN d CO AMI J. H. aEAf
10 dEf.u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14

The Hamburg Schneiipost has the following
particulars 81 ling lar case of partial trance.
which the editor says he has from a corrcspon-
dent in whose words the fullest reliance can be
placed:
In Greenwich township. Berks county, Pa.
live, n respectable tamily by The mime Of b.
OF which two members. girls one of which i
about II years uldare subject L. intermittent ut
tacks ota singular character. The fits come up,
on the girls regularly every night at n fixed hour
irHpprouch; when they lie down upon their
bed, close their eyes aud apparently fail into II
trance. A. eoDn as they tall into tins state thew
commence singing IN II sweet and clear vote,
md continue 10 sing various songs. A friend Of
the writer wa present on one nf those occasions,
and made the remark flat they really snug beau
utuIly. They also. when IN this condition. play
upon the Accnrdeon, aud keep admirable lime
together N lingering thu keys. What is most
remarkable, ia connection with the circumstance
In The fact that one # the girl-, when awake, in
her uruN state, knows nothing ubuut playing th"
Accordion. There il only one person with
whom they viii eonyerse, when lbesr spells are
On lhrm, aud this j. the eldest senrf the family
10 BIN they enEyersn freely and utclgibly .--
Nhrn the girls are IA this singular irunce, they
have all TIA" appearance fprrsnnS in magnetic
sleep. Their cue has thu far d fed the skin If
Tie best physicians. II the upg hborhood where
tho family live, llhs suangn affair ha>, of
course CREATED considerable excitement. Those
who believe IN witches and similar Supernatural
Influences, arc confident thni the girl- nrc tor
m,utod with IN evil spnii.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14

The're II Of the election IN Baltimore ON Noinea-
day fills With Joy aud hope. A glorious Fillmore
triumph has been won. Maryland i. now certainly
safe for Fillmore in November by from SIX 10 eight
thousand majority All hail TO the prospect The
Fillmore candidate FOR Mayor of Baltimore, will be
zen by the published returns in another column, has
5een elected By majority OF FIFTEEN HUNDRED ASp
IFTy- fouR--a Why and American gain of tLlsrN
HUNDRED AND EGurl OH since last talll We ron-
graduate Our friends everywhere upon this Brilliant
and suspicious victory While rejoicing, le all
'ake fresh courage, mud resolve To wotk-woh work
Nth all our might for the great triumph in Navem-
Der Al hail to Baltimore And hail all hail 10 the
ld,aneing standard OF MlLLARD FiLLnoRE d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14

Buck. forthcoming letter before our renders on
neKf Thursday morning II Ukig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14
u.,,..,. .,.,r .f.na,r. IN. mica.

The Rev vi ii#aeiHau. n,fHh'r of the
London Wesieyau Mission has rr'iuly re
turned from visit t. Africa aud IA a sketch ct
the negroes inlaLiine tie Gold Coast and It's vi
c,ni,v. which W. find N the Honolulu Religious
journal hr furnishes picture exceeding in h"r-
rufs any Thing " hal vt believed of beings wear
ing the human form VII ran read without
shuidcr of such hlaaiy deeds aud Pundcmonium
custom, n the-e ech be reeofd,:
''Scsrccly has ane Il their bloody customs
been abandoned. sInee ihey fit became known
~ Europeans They will even paw their court
yards, palaces. aud even the streets or market
places II their village. town, with lac .kull-
uf those huichersd IN the wars. nj fea~i., funcr-
al. or n Sacrifices 10 Bpssum When Ada.
hansen died I've hundred and eighty 1T lis wives
were butchered tef4fp The arrival Of hi. -ucces-nr
which put stop to il. only IN increase the flow
nf blood aud the number If deaths IN other WAYS
The remaining living wives were buried alive
amid dancing. singing aud be~ailing the noise
If mu-ket~, horn. drums, yeli- groans and
~crrcCht-.
The victims were marched along with large
kuvc. passed fhro9gh their checks. Tho exc
curuncr- struggle for the boedy office. while the
victims look on and endure with apathy. Upon
the death of TIE kings brother. four THOUSAND
lives were thus sacrificed Upon the death of
king " Ashnntee,a general massacre takes place,
and there can be no computation # the number Of
victims. Al their Yam customs. Mr.. Bowditch
(another EnglsbmanJ witnessed horrible sight.
Every cabocrr. or noble. sacrificed a slave ~ he
entered the gate. Eead- aud skulls formed the
ornament. in their possession. The blood Of
the victim. i, COLLECTED aud 9uailrd as delicious
beverage. The king of Dahomey pavcs the np-
rroache- t. biz palace aud the battlemcuis of his
castles with the skulls of his victims and the
Rreat Fetohi" Tree ut Bodagre has its wide.
spread branches laden with human carcases aud
limbs "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14

opportunity To come forward and settle up their
utrt dnes Of August, which rl enable MS to 20
and do lk !, arn another large and beautiful stock
~ sn c,ery TASTE. MCDONALD HOOPER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-14
From the National American
Baltimore " n8icipnI Election.

city of Baltimore, after the most strenuous eNoraHs
and hs litish expenditure Of immense sums Of money
by the cohorts II thr Administration, is the death
warrant Of locofsepsol an Mary land We take At for
granted that shall hear no more about the ina
bilny Of MI RI more 10 carry single Southern
StRe.n The eHase goes br1yely on