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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-12
CIGAls ANn rOsAOOu sGOIkE OF
NEW AEkEsANGISNS

order that may be able to time part
a larly to the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part eff
business have disposed part of interest in the
Gerry house TO Nr. MATTHEW DALZELL who will CO
nue at the old stand the style of ORR DALZELL
with complete Of everything in the Grocery
line. would take this opportunity of returning sincere
thanks to the the house for the very
extended to ask
them continue their faYors the firm aRd would
the very slow pay all gentlemen that they need
Tot ask credit at this house.
March L. SAMUEL ORR
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WATCII RBI5AIRINC

FHNHE Undersigned having the above busn
= in Evansville hatters himself with the hope shat his
experience and skill in all desert pons measuring
machinery will trial. be found worthy the
only the resident citizens OF the city but asS fthese
comprising the ''cireumambient vieinage.''
His shop the Post Office where he be found at all
OFFICE Hours. myS X. II. GATES.
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NEW YORK BAK cry!

sEeoXpTo SoSEs WEST or TIE M0gxTAINsi
EVH undersigned after long experience the bun
in the city Of New York T ne s
pointed bakery. would respectfully announce:
cakes crackers pies hot rolls dOenus etc., etc. either
edaings private parties private wlbe
supplied often desired with everything fresh from the
superior article Of Graham and brown breadsaways
The will his decentralization xelusve
y his business which shall be ezeCutedin yls rot
COMMUNICATIVE NOTICE.
HAVING in January last disposed of Interest in the
formed co partnershP with nv brosher VIM W Morgan.
under the name and style of j. f. Money! for the
'1 Er snSSi a' Feb G1 Il, So So -
WE have rented the Brick Building First street,
will be rring Stock We would respectfully
rally see US shah prepared to offer them
great bgth in the quality of Goods and in
buyers as low anv other house in the West and we solicit
seb bs''H'ss u al SUI" u H. W. W. MORGAN.
NEW FIRM
s. M +, II s
WINES, CO1EDT AIS AND CIGARS,
Sycamore street. betw. First and Water,
s. Ed ,T bo, for sale
i extensive stock of choice imported and domestic
CoRDIALS,
&C. &c,
Also imported Cigars. offer all these
articles Dealers and Tavern and
the lowest prices aud them that nothing
in quality will surpass my selection.
Strict ntion upright dealings and small profits viii al
the rule by which gain the those
who will favor me with call. mh25 5, MYERS.
eSUNDREES.-
- % style Bonnets:
$50 doz Cinen Cambria Han DIX erchiefs;
200 doz Hemstched do;
Berege: 10 cartoons BLK sikCoatCord;
10 do COLD silk C0atCOrd; $50 bxs Linen Floss;
$50 Jaconett Collars; $50 Chemisetts;
6cartoOns black silk fringed Lace;
Il pieces super black Satin Yestngs;
10 do Grenadjne Silk:
50 cartoons a. Can Ribbon ass widths and colors;
30 cartOOns hew style Bonnet Ribbon;
super bonnie Silk Cravats day
sale by JAMES LOW & co
i'm Lon sviIe XIV
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lsERIOX VAL.

EHNHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
4 Second Immediately opposite the Press
b,terian Church in the office with DR.. Wood. where h
would be glad all his old and goody
Der Of and would be pleased
anything in his line such shirts,
etc. madeto order the shortest possible notice.
Thankful for ayors he would respectfully sslic
continuance of the the hands of liberal public.
y26 J. L. NELMs.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
XEANA INSURANCE UOMPANX
OF Hartford. Connecticut.

A
OF Hartford. Connecticut
CAPITAL 500. UO0-aH paid IA and tRoested.
FENHiS Company incorporated with perpetual nareer
1919, against loss or damage by Ire on
Dwelling Houses Manufactur stores
erehandze general. Also Inland In
prls of Navigation will be libe-
any Au1 "''eu anu pau W." THOMAS X BRACE, Preg"s.
E. G.. RIPLEY, Secretary.
Applications for Insurance may be MADE &c te
ber receive poais and issue pol
~ ~ W. - A. @. HALL0CK, Ag't,
, evil If Main street. nearly opposite the Bank
CAGAiS AND TOBACCO SCORE OF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. ISL AND2D.
{ }. Schaefer & Schroeder's old STANDBY
Z RES ECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding country, that have taken theabove
stand determined to continue the business, and
will constantly hand the choicest Havana Cigars,
and Tobacco ofthe bes brands that Eastern mark a
tord also Snufand Smoking Tobacco of all kinds Mer-
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
tiles, lowest cash prices Wholesale and Retail.
Mylengthy experience in the business convnces me
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicta share of public patronage lap1-f
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BOOTs. SHOES, &c. FOR THE
VS.
w 4RRT,E IYOlsNS EIEDyED

Sole Calfkin5, French Bind
tnxs Toppings Peroha Webs Threads. Sparabes.
etc other materials used in the manufacturing
aud Shoes. Call and examine for yourselves Sold
Iow fore decIl- II. j.. HART.
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thereby certify that during the resided with
family en- Fl th street near broadway in city of Lou
sville where myself and three of aHic
with Ohills and Fever We tried the remedies
quinine without getting relief when Smith
Fever and Agae Cure recommended and
nenced using it, and in few days all relieved.
eheerfully recommend certain SAFE speedy
for that distressing disease It the best medicine
for the disease offered to the public. .f-.
Given under hand this I'D day 0esber 1855 Louis
willie, KY. W. "A. LYTEE.
Personally appeared before tl ndersigned W A Lyt
and made oath the forth in the foregei
certificate all Given under hand this I'D day
October. 1855 JOS. Gil MbNTS- j. p. j.. O.
For salem EFansvilIe. wholesale tail. by
KELLER, FARNSLY co., AZ
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TO THE LADIES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

TNNIE Undersigned this day formed partne a
the firm Of ndrlcks Nc Rea and " III con O. n
the aud Shee business At the o stand n Hen
bricks & &c. ". K. HENDklOhS,
decI2-tr w. A. MoREA.
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ENINE CALF BOOTS. Gents fine dress boots
4 featured to order. of them with rim to
keep off the hurt flOm corncd feet
- HENDRICKS & McREA.
ap14 Fosters Block.
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RAVE YOU ABAD SH APED HEADl
- A r n rs nd hn on

They have Just received drect from
Paris ingenious instrument that will take the hape OF
head 10 less than time, and with which they WIZ
make you Hat that will fit easy old shoe. Main
street. between First and Second. febl5
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CLOTHING, &C.


TIE ALLIES SURRENDERED!!! $500
SINCE MESSRS ALTERING e BkU MINER ma L
the Ola Corner Stand Water street. undg the
Journal Office and filled it overlooking with the
nshing Goods and sell them astonhingy low the
ALLIES COMPELLED ToSURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part of Mems and Boy ready-mads Clothing
OF Gentle Dress Goods and Taors Furnishing Goons
brought this city Their facilities for ana
manufacturing superior ether house IN tins
which enables them all times TO fill all orders with the De
an public generally respectfully invited call and
examine their New Stock Reduced Prices before
ng elsewhere. decls-tf
CITY EXPRESS BUSINESS.
AM do all kinds of City Express husl-
have received large heavy saigon capa pie
business Such carrying furniture without danger OF
damage; hauling grain from the canal to the rvcr and in
fact all kinds hauling and city done upon
the sho rtest notice and OIL terms Enquire at
my23 COOKS Family Grocery.
STVEEs WARE.
wv have inst received assortment of Silver Ware,
w Table Tea Salt aud Mustard Spoous,
Butter Knives Sugar Spoons. Cream Ladies' Sup Ladies'
Children Forks all warranted and will be sold at low
prices Call soon at BITTROLFF & SONS,
| deel2d Main street, between First and Second
RECEIVED PER STEAMER MIDAS.
. BOXES w r. Cream Cheese;
/ y = 4 Gases n. Y. Paper Matches 100 gross;
Case Is boxes first o. Indigo;
double refined Soda Saeratus in ID. papers;
octi7 7. & d. REMAIN.
| EUsT REDEIyED-Tn store
Napkins;
Linen Table Diaper; Cotton Table Diaper;
irish Linen; Gnghams:
| Russia Diaper 10. JEWELL & CO.;
J mil
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OF FICIAL.

TExAsukr DKraETsxSr, December j, Fu6sa
kotce 10 hereby boi6rs OF Ices
thar is department win purchase 81
sad stocks when The oerd yros
s day II sans ssd VIII pay Ihseir fDo~ng prices
.Ha
Fog sock o of 1867 premium Of 10 per
Of the OF 1877 and 1885, premium Of Nc
cch issued under she of s0 cass Texan
STOCK pem;s Of And for 81 the
1885, retecmate the i9h November, lsss
Treasury prior The Isl day Of January feig per
cent hreceyed between the LAT Janss
next psialn OF received aer sala
and psof 10 ksd isl 81 June premium Of TX
Interest viii also be allowed saa SOCKS specified
In the ctheAtes from the M Ily F.nel-
pei Of the rerhsaies reresse January
hsi date, The interest VIII be allowed addition premium
from lst January the dare Of ihe rees In
day Interest viii Ls allowed addon fE nGasy
sei0r .s
Certificates trzsaiieS this department under
ice should BE- duly assigned Unicd
half pcs January ncx b parry
entitled 70 receive lbs purchase money
Payment for these wiz made upon EEgi
ami usss1re az Boston New Yort Phlsdeps sre
entinec 70 receive Int MONEY nay direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary oS The Treasury
Dee l-dilslJarsH
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gfeAteT ifAua actually Pr4etsa ~ me1 proiszRg to
beong 70 our party than Was ever charged against orr
snsaiss Votes are sAksn ssaelg ID / Ionx stocking
without svsH ne forms q law, and 8eber hsre claims
hs seal A. rsesiats representative that vote TIE
members became Indignant The stocking vote Wss de-
eAredegal and wronExe suppose upon he ground Tia,
4 vas taking an undUe advantage o. the oekR because
ne former could bold more yOls than the latter THIS i
true state q facts and Mr. Dodge Wa ousted from biz
seat II consequences Of thai We viii nov state for
the information q The Herald q Freedom that AGA An
eectiOn wAs actually held
Prom rs Independence taol SissseEssr ASrI a.
bEEcHEAs BELEs-Ths great Botorisiy which the Rev.
Bsecher has gsen himself IN furnishing Shapes rfss to
kansas emigrEnts has given these weapons The name
Beeohers Bibes lot Of these formidable weapons were on
Wednesday LAT exposed for sAsin city aaeton They
were brought here from the Territory BY the owners sold
and the proceeds invested IN provisions They went OF At
from si2 TO sl6 which is about half what they cost NJ the
East The fact Of tAer being sod and the low price which
they brought lead to the conclusion the difficulties in
the Territory be considered end Should the
erend gentleman and his pous eoaduiO learn what dis
position Is being made Of his guns hope il win have
tendency 10 stop bis impous unhOy, and nischieyous
bArAngues IN melting American citizens 70 treason and
civil lie wild probably now set that the citizens OF
Kansas would prefer half in the shape provisions cloth
ing and farming utensils which greatly needed than
for the purpose Of shooting their fellowetzsns We
admire The good sense Of those for turning their
weapons Of war into agricultural implements and win do
what We can to furnish market 10 all who may wish 70
make the same disposition Of their arms
II Is notorious fact that all the difficulties THAI have
occurred In this unhappy Territory have been got up BY
ambitious politicians and fnafcal preaehes and we are
assured by those who ought know that great body
Of settlers in Kansas both anxious and willing to let
things remain they and settle the question Of FREE
dom slavery when the Territory applies for admission
State.
We learn that Robinson, Lane Brown and nearly All Of
the leading agiators Of the eStAe party have left the
Territory for the present and in consequence the people
quiet and attending to their legitimate business Pot
ting in crops and endaaEorng to improve their places and
raise something 10 eat Il would be well that all such
hoiserous characts could be kept away that event
should hear but little anything more Of those troubles
that have done much TO embtter the feelings Of north
and southern men
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satisfy yo1, s1ppOss ys leave Is % AzbuaIoai Hey
what say yOus my bOyf
JgAatkaG WAY don't know that should have ans
Objection tbOagh rather prefer settling my Affairs
myself knew where 10 lock for arbitrator The King
d the Mosquitoes being under your prOtseoa a
be trusted and you have managed 70 SCI ali your neigh
bors against b. abusing like pick pocket Besdes
II yOG and disr entirely in the Interpretation Of our
language how il Be expected your nsghbors or
have none 70 appeal 70 Who all speak dinsrent tongus
could solve the difficulty had much rather toss up
copper for thea should have equal chance II ths
mean time let remain usual excellent friends and
cultivate The friendly relations By soundly Abasng
each other. Good bye dAddy
Sgaye But have not settled this business my son
JoasfAaR We must leave il 70 some other day have
no time 70 spare Al present
SgErS All Yes, You always in q hurry, and
verify believe IL yOa had eternity your disposal you
would not have moment spare Bat let u have lii
tie talk before you go very anxious settle
this affair to my satisfaction
jonathan ! cant daddy; | have my hands fun 0.
business and have just many irons in the FIRE
hardly know which way 10 turn myself ] have got to
make thousand and y speeches in the Of
few months; have got 10 attend Dountsz Of cleo
onssng business 70 the heather in al parts Of
tie world 70 Of my tenants down East who
have got bee in their bonnet to atend 10 Of my
distant farms just cleared where The tenants everybody
tells siEes and sevens though verify believe they
would be quiet lambs il let alone and in short
msdde with eyerybOdys business but ay So good
bye da5dy. We win talk q these trivial matters"
day. Erai JOAaaA4A
SgEre Hum; there is getting anything out Of this
fellow. You can't lead, drive, or didde him fear
shall be obliged give in rlls conscience though il
goes much against my honor kra Square
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Loo A A. " & W :

TIE ArHErNsc At AsssrUIp.-we learn that a Isrrs
q psrsous visited the steag.ls Nerrinac
AnuHPols today. Among the number were Senator
Bright Mallory, Bell, Douglas FitTPariok and Weller
Tshsr With large number q the members o. the House q
Representatives.
The company reached The NaraLAcadsny wharf shout
hafp. eleven O'Clock, and Immediately eonveyed
board the vessel where they By oosrs Of the
Nsrrmae Hsd Of the NsvH Acaher who paid then every
attention xaluts a. guns fired In bossr a
Hon Jesse D. Bright after which, the ship beat guar
ts and sham battle foagbt IN which sngszemont the
large guns served with wonderfu dsrtey. II
indeed surPBE n behold the rEpdiiy viii which the
difhruii rssfsuvres we're sIecutod-
The russ partook q handsome collation. provided
b. Csyt Psn3srErst Afsr ample Justice dons the
good cheer that bid been Considerably and bouutfuy
he entire stsrtou q the distinguished gssss
At thres oeook the whole ooupszy len Annapolis for is
ctr, where they arrived AbOat seven O'Clock
within the past fsu weeks II quite rlsB that The city
Tested With gang q sIPe-enosd and despatS burElsrs
Sesrosy week passes vkOut kssTinE q several petty
thefg daring rooberss, and that the cap
q The s0ooPoes u Nayor has net hsd The eject u
eauDg any shEtssst n the BuBbsr q Last night
the grocery a. Mr.. McChegpsy, the q 7h
saa streets entered By forng the lock. Severn dol
lars ooPpr eiu, and supary bills and ether papers,
ftoiea-
The vsnthsr wss uncouuuoniy hns todsys not a ssosS
= b early this BorniaE The sEenus ssd The Cap
to E-sun6s crowded last evening wih the youth and
beauiy, tie uddsHEvd spd TIE Sgpd q gay merOPO
d. Fsr dsightfu pronsnG3es with fspd there Il place
rguAl 70 WaEhaEEtan city
Rev Dsbis Ado, the rrnsrss rbapEin q the Huuss
q Representatives yin prsa1h he cspitol %
( nosbiss The eastern der um opsn.
large pumhsr q ses pre-rt ~ The ssesion ssls
q NNdalDe Bodse furniture wioh took placs It GeorEs
A nv nrnI zAaff~ nodf far rnr.@
srr rd vt Sis two screens, $3.50 sach two o-bnet
~ SIS ssh dinner &C. Cgud bSn1) $3.50 set china de-
sert tpssnasa visvs) sd7e three gt table
SIS zoe centre d., SITS book-esse, s5l.
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.

General Land Dges--AtchfgGR iadsGAs.-The President
has ordered the withdrawal Of several additional townships
Of land in the lower peninsula Of Michigan under the treaty
Of the S0h Of July 1855 for the Saginaw bay Cheboygan
aud Grand river bands Of Indians with their do
netcEtnn. Some twenty eight townships Of land (aboai
four i've hundred thousand Acre) In th peninsula
toore withdraw for objects similar 10 those &bJrs named
is expected viii shortly be market As no longer
needed.
PsssioH 34rsaG--COHRJeit LaRd HayraKis.-Tbe fcrg-
ing and countersng Of certificates for bounty
land liread, upwards sf milsoa a. Of LAID
Doubts entertained whether this offence for which
punishment be inflicted under the exis:ps laEs The
Pension ard Land Bureaus have prepared BILL which
laid before Congress- declaring such 70 be felony unh
able with ne exceed s. Co., and imprisonment and
labor FOR period net to exceed years. the discretion
Of tie ccArt-
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MEshiEkE1n, Apfd -, isss.
s ios israGhls avs hNITes guBsoUd
~ ga4Auiy hEFEr
~ ne y0~eef be IafNboa bs tNcFs
asa nay b.
ih< 2h Juiy,
ih1s1 b0 svs
81 4s1ly nA-HafsctsEe Ponde g1IB
sifd Tx rIcpDfurns 81 hs ngsrcnl a
ls t4Ty - o. IS paris
and q The ingfosrn1s he
be u nishsai degree pany dc
sA4.4ae1 Fepl0T wooa
LIAM Isoe ho4s so~b 3n- nc fPar % ree fniiy hat
N The rssaeuea shAa not ezesra
small rsenss OF The poree n Re 1ct &C - afrcs
Aoopod hcksy c~ear hnos t1e iEa
pse.Das) ~ Inc hoops lhHcs
u s barrel and 10 b. secured ~ h Instead - t1nE
inch dls1eef - made
bead " barrel, vita
ran
washer snaI u hiH leAher sDssa u beeswaH IN
"a sspsalaAs ana sf eioh glued Ee bead " S
ms yo.asT during brirzfo1
by oceT al The odEance
Dep1ae1t lad down an the ordnAnce Manual o wheh bid
The ala be made The P0cer Enlk and
~ be BY tns inp@ear Inc me
~ ~hach WIN by he srdnShee uaie
o>ew powder Del
made ihs fsn BB0sEi. The
ysses per 400 pounds, (h.ei ineaaeds ard H.
Canpo~d,' and directed fhs nh6s
opened If presence hossTs
". X. cRAG,
Coionel OF Ordnance.
Phadelpha Argusi Day Book and hisr Asss New York
hartford Tis Each u HE asors poprrs
the advertisement and
halls, Ordnance Once
APs4-arsaMayn Tini. and sSrl
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fCarreEV1UCENCr o. NE 81 LcGls hsFCthcAh
ErsTP0KT, April 10.
Rev Hrury Ward Beeob-s Shapes Rise Company Of
usnss On the rsteb-i0rers q freedom arrived Kan
Sas eiy tdav They kept their guns locked up in their
franks and sAid that ry national democrats going
70 sste quietly IN Kansas their AncouHt This 10
The nF tsy did and talked until the boat passed LEing
toe bot hnding that they nesry all There being
zfy q thsn that s tie boat they began TO &c,
brave and show their RISES
wbsa tbsy got TO Kansas ldy) thsrs were bat two
things that saved them ard their guns, and that
irene cousst for tie men and the sysr-BcreaEing desire
q TIE proarsry party sot the defensive and to be
conservative wbea thsy They hsi caucus in sscri
Is soon A hsy landed tie disciples dont know What 20
do Tbeir money i scarce vel Eaoh emPloynsut
san. them As = nan mus, have sonsthing 70 aod
s5eihfnr 70 weH- all sIPsci 70 get Shapes rifles
cheap ~ ffsea dollars sPieoe-heors very long
Il i ruuortd here that Cen Harvey hss made treaty
vim 1T the SguI Indians erosPt three tribes who bad
cone u from their hunt bot we're sKecea to be 10 sooa
ard 70 agree win the treaty. n this b true HRrney
campaign I'll soon bs terminated
Later news f-gra he Arksnsas by Hr HatcbsT sans
Fs trader informs us that the Cumsnebs gsttug more
ana more vnriiks and vin bs troublesome they
Pat soup 70 southwestern rmiEranH add View MEXICO
sreEbtsrS and tra8s- Ger Harugy, having licked tn
Siosr nay turn bis EtisHtion the Curaanche rshels
wbo going hey ny % have sugar neat P0s5sr and
+ lead or fight
u Is uudsrsood that the Kansas commission win meet
a LsaFsbw orih sboat ne middle n nsri week
HCP
Frum Ne Kan-ss HerrS. kprH m.
SUBSTITUTE RGtLo7- noE.-By order q J. n. Lane
snd others q The frso party election ordered
bs bsld On The lstb January last elect officers FOR
Saf, rorrrnrsn;. ~ prOolamstiou q the mayer for
bidding ar such election 10 this place and signed ~ ~
the members q the coBnc election bed in Lsav-
snworh city TIA, b knss o. q could hssr q u tb'
tine Aua isOarh TIE Herald q Freedom announcrd fh.i
an election was brld and 80 votes given, dsnid
L. nbow turus oui ssrrs elecrsu vHs beld a. night
sad in place ofa hsllothor lopg stocking vas sHhsu-
ted one or more persons took sd stocking vent to al
the sssoers both here and the tort rsusvsd votes
and dsposisd thsua The ballot stocking Some q -
exposing f-eeso candsaes recsivsd votes 10 pocket
Mr. Dodge u this place Il ssss, received the bgbes
numbsT q votes End o. course declared s.tE se
4 HIS seat bovvvcr contested the assembling q bs
Legislature II ToPks end ~ oussd uPon the follow
ng Eroands: Il urEss hy spenker that Erea'
cOmPsin bad ben made against kissoursns Tor rOla
hng The sacred rights q he baVlboI bat sid BE- bs'
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ErTTzEUEHEp.-Tbe editor Of the SAco Unlon, once
valiant Fillmore man and lately q the foH great
Dogus Of knox-oothingism who sat long il midnight
council without mach light even the Irishnsns
candle would AFFORD 70 get up and carry OF the great
American party thus depicts bis shame bat we opdns
the public win forget those who have thns
figured a The editor 70 desire.
Toe Fillmore light which 81 time attained slight
dimes arriving almost the dignity Of the Irshmans
candle which good in its way require dozen
deoeaf candles il burn fading El fading 6Sck-
erred and oct time Ago and the public are fast
forgetting that Il had existence K4is< napr
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osprck THE CorsOLIDaTED LOTT EnIbo
OF MARYLAND
30 srs-s nswh~r. 81 he nsy1.,s Cos.
,oaus,e Lsry Or Ne bspst q Carroll county, Ae
n, aprh - isSSE
81 IS u 81 II Is Is q IL n n II .
fsno-inr
L01erT, -. esr-n April n isS
n g. Is 80 - CO "a C5 IS - ~
=. TRANCE CO, xss,sers
n " scFrarl- Csmmisraon-r.
Sit
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Dsaf1st4Mos "a AaHsas.-TAs A.liiary Called Ous-
CHIeAGO, April IA despatch from LsavenwortA Kan
sA states thGt the ia Sheriff Jones' While
% arrest Ran who ~a Implicated in the Late dife4lss
was resisted BY body Of three hundred men Governor
shAnnoa had ordered Out tbs military enforce
ton Of the Ian.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-26

THE DAY fsrned n
srrser.hip ~ hpae'os Co. ~hs- pars
81 20 tstur sn1
ssd domestic eEesnse, basss
81 rnsrs stnck boksAss Mnd
s1chnnr. wfhsr rtnsu Appsson and Henry W
Gorge
Rur~
sf sss arss espai
ists - March, sf, and
W. STUART APPLETON,
"A w. HOA ELL,
Mar z-ds~ GEORGE Rust, q Virgins.
IIANING rr~fhe nftcaed n ~ aVg
.sr~~
ind domestic srchsrF coe
hsns. tns1s, hl,
pnic erChnnFs
q oonecoss, r~cese oepusiisss
I'd ans ipt~se stsrdins scc~nuts
We have ne LANktsCt Y. EAFhEs
- EEhinrtnn p. c.
rersrSi tusEsHs ~
n
APPLETON Co.
2l1 Raluu0rs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-04-26

crpuSATI, April ss-Ths Asysris and LszingtoG raj
road, with all ia spps1dGges sold yesterday LsKng
toa E ss0oOo0 Twas bOUEht b. Mr.. Tyler sgsHt the
first mortgage b0ndb0ldsTs.