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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-05
RFNNOglEFFepN


TEVHE partnsrship existing between
and john J. Fairchiid. is al solved by
consent. Alllabities will be settled by R. 3. n ,rt.
R. B. HAIR
). j. FafRCHILD.
Evansville. March 1885. aag2} ii
TtTs'F EIfCEiy ED.-Harper for September; London
- Illustrated Ne VS. at DOBELLs& LISTERS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-05
SALE rs EsEAI. ESTATE.
COALY CO6Ga.

" are rioeIvn9 large lot of the best eosl in ahs
~ West and ready supply friends and cussc
mes the smell large qdAntities will delivers 1t to
priv horses 2 5Ushsl to the Wholesale con-
slars. wiil make sera deduction. Orders left Al
the Of & Hughes will be promptly at
tended to. ap2 j. ". & J. W. HUGEES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-05

Ef<iH0EEES ,is12 Af- z kE4OGR.-We have on hands
- the folio wing Frands 0fElo6r;
BruceVille Mills (extra); xFoodberry Mills;
Pstoka do do; Orange do;
Which and sell cheap any tie city
and 9ebi yersd sred Of charge.
anglo VTCEERY & JOHNSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-05

wNT in Eehient YfeIe's and st Fenney d
Ew Ssrsh sons. choice Family Flour. Having
made With The aPexe houses TO sell our tlour
the public an3ng wththem at all times mrs.
- - NJ WIRGATE Il CO.,
iv2s-tm Clay County NILS Bowling Green. Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-05

UST received by railroad, the first goods
~ suitable for the ftii trade.
20 rich Fancy Prints: Sattinets
do ass'd Cassinleres Z Fancy De Iains;
do Beh Co. Alpaecas; 20 pieces Beh SILK Plains;
10earteons fs'd Meetings.; 10 cartoons Beh Silk
variety ony dress Trimmings and otions of
ii kinds for sale at very low prices by
agl8 j. H. MAGHEE SEQ.
q "a BUSH rme Potatoes; lO doz Chickens large
81 " rec d by agS u H. COOK & son.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-30
Straw Hats,
CafaMha Wine.

A LAR9E Stock OF Meas, Boys and Chdrens Straw an
II LeghOrn Hats, Of description just received anC
or sale v b. X. CUTTER
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-30
HORSE POWERS AID THREsHERs.
KENTUCKY HARVESTER.


"a 81 reas - ne seg M esot essr ISL .se,s e =
4 Mcclnra - uatsa street. EnqaiFrA >. NoAivea
the 6aa4ins. Ss
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-30

- - shoes.
CNYRER A. EIfIxzEasA. AAss On hAad ans
- essnrtmxEi 81
Mlssss' Lassing 0Ai,sFs, vi,A bees.
htis1rs' ftns nd Boots.
hissrsi Lasting 6isitsFu bus. ilafk t4ney co.'s
A.o lh.ldrens kho-s abuadanee. Cal q No ~ faeic
sssass lmAyiol safDkk EhllzAhl-
Land Warrants.
DuRfEG my sbsrues NJ lessih Fsesss 81 eontnse 70
~ Iard WarrnHs 90 d uy I'D ttaaa 81 shsfy
5 ~ ssirk l@ayisl g. fAiLS~1.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-30

ANesi ShoEe's Spades, Sad Irons lnc and T pIFs,
n-plate, Anvils Vices, casks - Chains and hoes,
MAnila and Cotton rtAge, COfee, heg-s Ca tings,
Mil Gearing, RairOai Whee.s and Axies Chairs aud
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-30
WHEELING,
PITTSBURG,
DCNKIRK,
BUFFALO aud
NIAGARA FALLS

BUFFALO aud
NIAGARA FALLS
To al the Eastern cites.
Three daily Eastern Trains AZ n, 10 An, and ~
= TIRST TRAIN-Cleveland Pittshurz. Steubenvie and
wheeling, Lightning Express leaves Cinciunst at O'Clock
~ or al the Eastern cities; also, Detroit via Cleveland
sprinrhsd Wilmington Circevile, Lancaster and Zines
Vile, Chcohe and Athens his train stops Gin
cinnat and Co uHbus oveand Morrow Xenis and Lon
don ORlv.
SECOND TRATN-Cleveland Pittsbesg aud Wheeling Ex
press Mail leaves nr1Ea az 10 o'clock via Cleve-
land, Ptisburg and Wheeling FOR all the Eastern CITIES This
train stops at all the points between Cincinnati and Coum
bus.
THIRD TRAIN-AccommOdstion, Leaves Cincinnati at
$3.50 O'Clock, n. for Springfield Wilmington, Crceyle
and Lancaster, Chicothe and HilbOraugh. This train
stOus at all p1nts bet Cincinnati and Sp gheld
leaves Cincinnati at O'Clock, NJ via Cleveland and Pitts
bury for all the cities This train stops all points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train Sunday at 3 80 O'Clock, p NJ for Columbus
Trains by Columbus Time Minutes faster than Gin
einnati
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
Aud all information please apply At the oces No Burne
House. second door West OF Vine street No III. Gibson
House Building and old office, Southeast OF Broad
and Front street opposite Spencer House. the
Eastern little MiamD Depot, East Front .treet.
ONCE hours rom ~ 4. n, until ~ p. W.
P. W. STRADER, GtnrAg't-
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers at all the principal Hotels for each and
every train By leaving directions either ~ the above
Offices will call for passengers In all parts OF the city, with
oct fail. lmay2Il H. B. RUGGLES, Conductor.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-30
stCONDCLAss

Hardware, except such as Gifted in First snd Third
class; Codee Mills, Machinery: Foreign uqoors, IN
bill, and pipes Tobacco, Ia boxes I-ather in rolls
and boxes; OTIS. Ia b0ls. and casks Crcckery and
0ueensvHre in crates and casks Rice, Whiting
Plaster Sheet Brass and Coppsr per 100 his
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-30

CONSISTING OF Patent Leather French Ties, r. Ok
u AID Dress Shoes St Opera Caters, Clio Con-
gress Boots, Lasting Ties, plain and tipped Calf Walking
shoes Tapestry Slippers just received wi fine stock
Boots, Shoes and Caters Including superbne L. Oxford
Ties and Dress shoes for Boys and louths
JOHN RAMAGE
Ar26 A. CoNepe street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-30

RATES OF FREIGHT
fszszxEs5 - Ez5 ElH&ln
49, k-s,zssz Ezse1<seTe 1871
FRoMCHARLEsToN AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
On and after the First of june.

10 NASHVILLE.
TO TAKx sFFscT
On and after the First of june.
FIRST CLASS.
Piano Fo~tes Books and Stationery Boats. Shoes and
Hats; Liquors, els &c. 80 bottles. CamDhiae and
hp'rits Turpeutne, IN bhls-; Csrrs'inE, Cnua Gsss
aud Gaswar~, Cigsrs ia cases Clicks, conf etiona-
rtes Cnt on ards, Cutlery in egsss X and bexes
Dty Goods IN boxes and bales; Drugs Fruits lruit
Trees aud shTubaer', Furs, Garden See4s ] ooking
Glasses AMI Looking Glass Pate lat owners risk M
Oysters in aud Jars Ssddery, Tin snd Brittsns
ware, Teas aud spie-, pr 100 ibs, from ist Deeeq
and from lst Jane 70 LIST December. -
stCOND CLASS.
Hardware, except such cited in First and Third
Glass; Codee Mills, Machinery; Foreign Liqaors IN
bill, and pipes Tobacco, Ia boxes; LEATHER in rolls
and boxes CTS, IN bbls. and casks Creckefy and
OueensVHre in crates and casks; Rice, Whiting
Plaster Sheet Brass, and Copper per 100 lbs. 81 ca
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, Stoves Spades, Sad Irons Zinc and Tip, pigs.
u-pate, Anvils. Vices, casks - Chains and HOES,
MAniils and Cotton Cor age, CoGee, heg-s Ca tings
Mil Gearing, RailOai whee.s Axles Chairs aud
Spikes, and Rosin in bbs per loo Ibs. ..........
SPECIAL RATES.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other light articles
not enumerated; also. Ca'boys Of Acids, or other
Chemicals, will be charged BY actual weight, but at
double First Class Rstes, Or per i00
The rates the from Chsries,ou and savannah
Stevenson, and al stations q Is side, sONashvle.
Overchsrges where they evidently exist win be correef
by the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad and paid by
Treasurer upon proper certificate from the Agent DELIVERED
The Roads viii not pay for hid ea damages, iriury
contents OF boxes packages when external appear
OF damage exits :
No claim for damages will he considered unless
MED with reps showing the goods TO have been in
order when delivered to the Roses at Charleston and sa-
vannah.
In Of short goods the Roads require 80 days for
animation Of the ne found BY the exprstJ ef thai
time the Road del verng will be auth rised TO pavbut
claim sha BE- considered ggOs sought for, uess receipts
exhibited - evjieuce Of SHIPMENT.
No goods will BE- delivered Until an changes paid, snd
receipt gwen by the co0signres thrir agents.
The Agents Of the ~ O. r r under heavy bonds 10
the and all 1T bills indi-
vdusy therefore freight bills must be paid In full, and
elsstO for charges, damages &c must be paid By
the Treasurer only certificate Of the Agent and
thority Of the Superintendent
mAyiS II. I. ANDERSON, Supt
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-30
GENTLEHEN'S FINE $40
NSpNcTSTING NJ Patent leather Er.nrh Tie

WILL keep constantly hand, supply Of Dry &spark
ling Wines which will furnish the trade at Cincinnati
prices, freights added. [apl T. A. MCCALL.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-30
Furniture, Clio cks, & C.
MANUFACTURERS AND MILLERs.

nMSgS SSSMS5SG@
~ 81
EVf4TSRohSA
- -
TO CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN
G. u IN % q w q Q r.
HAVE now in Magazine, and in constant receipt ffou
Manufacturer supplies OF the best brands Of Rde and
0riers promptly filed 7. A. MCCALL, Agent
once at whtemans Paper Store, Norh-EAst Corner of
Public Square. feb20
A, C. g. A. B. BEECH
No. 40 COLLEGE ST., NASHVILLE,
HAVE secriveda very larve and veil selected stock
II STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
And CARPETS for 1856.
Dress Good
Pine Barge Robe--new styles;
Organdir Robes
Rich Striped and Plaid II Ks;
Pain silks for Evening Dresses aad Nantes;
Barcges Plain, striped, AID Plaid;
large lot cheap Masins;
White Goods.
EMBROIDERED GOODS.
large assortment Of JEconet and sEss FOuuoings;
Embroid' red swlss and JAconei Collars;
Nsleneieunes Lace Collars;
IArg- assortment Misses CoIars;
Transfer Work ami Embroidered skirs.
KID GLOVES.
Bsiou's makes large stock.
SPRING uANTLES.
Eubroidsred Black and wbioe SILK AArties;
~ 49, -
Mos Trimmed Nantes
TRIMMINGS F5R DRESSES,
Hanasope lot Bonnet Riebons
Moss Trimming and PRINCES;
Large '' Black Velvet Ribbons.
HOSIERY.
good assortment Q, Ladies' white, black aud eolored
Ai,o Sooa assortment Of Misses and ohidrsns Nose
Large lot GrRtep~n's CStton aud MIA Half Hose
Gentlemen's Goods.
Handson.e assortnsns french I1Hsns;
Black and 'ssey IN os ssi.,
Lnsa Dask sod ss.arsnsnt
Plata and Check Cashmere, ior BoyS' wear;
Assortment CrEvzts. rhit C9lsrs, ITsssfs Nd uoFes
CURTAIN DAMAsKs.
In satin Ana Nool-ses patterns
Rsodsops LAes ard sanbFUidsred Muslin Curtains;
Iarrr iot Curtsin ausin.
Carpets and House-Purnishing Goods.
! fGs 4-4ih Velvet Osrpstins.
"A and y Rsusseis 40
Pg oaEsssas-nss sisleS
Good assoftneni Rags. Mats DuEsrts 4 ga. Esd 81
| ch<ch sad Whe Canton Mating.
/ Aiss large s'oek - cheap Carpets
"a. 4, and IS flo0r % COlkss
HeaFf Goods fof Car coverings
pit Coston taets $ incArs ~idc These Goods
/ hurnish fom " % tsa inrHss eide.
We havss arFs q Plata. plaid and ssrpsd 0ssA
bnrEs very heavy.
We have aooss sAs rgAi via,k iOr wsgoa sAss,. and
/ fsas cieths.
Toss Eisising Nashville would give eaf be
ere tsyins. lAPial A.o.AA. D sEsoa.
Staple Goods.
nUk steel ~ eispls 6oes sery cplsts aus car pr
| " ces iov. coms and SO aF FoaFselsrs.
- ss Az MselgLLkNDss
uahsf q soi - oellsgs
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-30

A. H. ROSCOE,
WHOLESALE AND EErAiL BkILksw
Drugs, MEDICINES, DYE-sTUFFs,
PERFUMERY, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
BRUSHES, WHITE LEAD, &C,
Corner OF Broad and Market Sts,,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
FAVE constantly h,ud large and well selected
Of the shove articles Together with large assortment Of
Fancy arclss-a Of Ehoh s offered for sale on the mosI
accommodating terms.
Alum, 90 pounds;
ArToW Root, loo pounds, bcrmuda and florida;
Br,mstone, zoo pounds, rehncd
Castor "a, 2B0 gallons;
CopperAs 70 barrels, Prime Green;
Cream Tartar, barrels
Gum CamPhor 100 pounds;
indigo aaa pounds, Fine 10 Common;
Aadlcr, 100 pounds, hrai quality
soper oirb. soda, soJo pound, Prime;
FI5ar phnr, 800 pouads-
Anof which isoasred At he lowest prices.
isnSs A n. kosooE
SAFESl SAFES!
INTInnERs Patent salamanAer Saies, Manufactured BY
w strarns Maven. NcS York; the best srtoe made
atspt, in sny are u soea siways IN store and ~ sale
a aanuSssarsrs prizes, Heigh' sdied D. thsir sgenia
". u. GUklnN a 90.
BITTEK PRINTS
IVY have lust received fe New ora email bot o. Ms
w above Articles in poaha And hall and quarter p'aad
Houlds
w0oase sos. Ae patent and soHss y go a rns
maYle AAOhaNAla alsoN-
Ladies' Fine shoes.
Gnydcx. CSC FSr1x1e11
Ii sa ss t.saas essr.' VA sas si,hesi sss
Laeiss' hss A.a bss's, =
i-siss' FTsseA Leather Froni Lass eAi,srs, sOps-
'''D'' -ssl5s, lasting oousr,.. CASTER.
Ladirs' fihe White ka and Eatn Sllppers.
ase : s, sls- ''' IoS .sis ssYaTa sTfis,i1
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-30

Trunks. Trunks.
FULL assortment OF Trunks from the .-~
II hnest quality Sole lie ,ther n common NJ IlI
Travelling, Of all kinds and Carpet and SsasN ID M
Saddle Bags, cheap forCash at SazEx4-4-D
B. r. CUTTERS,
No. 80, cor. Broad and College SITS
sp16 NASHVILLE
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-06-30
HUGHES BROTHERS,
J
Ambrotype, Photographic
AND

ID A g u R R r An A X IT'S Il y,
NO 20 UNION STREET, NASHVILLE.
A MBROTYPES Photographs plain eoored, In oil, and
"A warranted durable any other style OF painting
Dsguereoty starreoscopc, Crayon Vgnee; and
cry other style Of picture ssen at this establishment In the
highest perfection Of the Art and warranted to please
sale.
ANRROTYPES.
Although these beautiful Pictures but recently intro
duced by the sub chers in this city they have become
popular that great eKpsne secured the seTV
ees Of eminent Ar from New York, attend TO this
branch OF the bu in s ext .ey.
BRTNG ALONG THE JUVENILES.
Children by this process have their Lkenesses taken
. ticker than any other way-ony two three second
being required for stng-and warranted give satsfac
ton charge will be made. BRING them along and
them taken before 'rying elsewhere.
janS0 HUGHES BROS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-12
The Maine Election

The result Of the Maine election has sotey grayeed the
Enquirer. IL that old Bucks chances are utter
y done forthat he will carry the electoral vote of
single Northern State. IL may well acknowledge the bor
rble sadness Of IL feelings But il not quite as
nov as h will be after the Pennsylvania and Illinois cleo
ton. Then its visage will be a thousand lies long n,
least.
But the Enquirer finds consolation in the fact that the
Democracy Of Maine have poled "24.OjOr vote."l To
be sure Well what has become Of the balance Where
have they gone to- Whittier have they aownY Las,
year-ls55-the Democracy In Maine pocd ls. 2s7 votes
- they have lost ihe than onealf the members
Of their party year Where have these lost "a 900
and upwards gone to- Will you please tell usY
Answer Us again suppose you lose half your force. in
all your stronghods the North What chance do Won
suppose old Buck will have Of coming within million ol
miles Of the Presidency
All We have to say il that IL the Democracy can find
encouragement in the fact that In the course Of one short
year. IN large Democratic State they have lo,t preesl,
oneha OF their votes they are blessed with most con
'enent and philosophical temperament and deserve 10 b,
pa'ted on the back for their pluck Remember that tbs
Democratic party pocd 2s7 votes In Maine last vesr
ana th.t u polls only $4,000 this year. One half Of IN,
party deserted 70 Black Republcanism And vet ,bsss
Northern Democrats have always been held nm n ma :,
the "faiihfd allies" Of the South Mark YOU "C,bfur
i the word And hav'nt they been faithful in Maine And
Iowa with vengcanceY We predict again tina, ,bsv r
be Just about a. faithful In Pennsyvania and froo,s
| Wait for the uagon, aud see.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-12
rELtow CITIZENS OF THE FIRST ooNeREaA.

rrr fhu, r,,r,,,,., =.
| ..,Ss. Ni1nNS UT IRE fikSr CONGREGA
TioNAL DISTRICT:
Having declared TO you that vas c.nd;,,.,. e.. H.,
| ton 20 the SCAT In Con,,... ,,., -, a. "a, -
,,,. Ia. H.. p--.., $3.50 W '"e aea'n
'0.' '-~ "'" nsp'sssn'@avs' iurther communication
impose upon ne In reference thereto.
At a convention purportinr 10 be of the A,.,;,. -
~, held at Yorktown on tho soth inst n, an. p
nominating candidate for Convress am in6er,,s5 -
my then and there submtted snhisc, -, . a.
cson OF that body. Now while have n.ver .u,h,,,.
any person use my name In that body b.x,n ~,
ieted, without claiming any virtue as proph,t =. ~
suit, time that crucble which tests ali spsc,l,;
things has proved vet am not the person Mo Iii, ~
Tor one moment the pledge Of honor any ons acting
oo"d fds In the relation OF friend to be- uneeene q,
compromised by action or that INV party and nr;n,
pies should be sacrificed.
Thas lar In the brief and humble history Of MY fe
have assumed as INV basis and guidance politics. pripc
pie and not prejudice policy of government and not thai
sordid interest dictated by self ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Hence
Halter myself with the hope that OF those
who might be styled in this country, as ewher hut
with 'ess paliaton than where the shines upon
md's- rorshpper have endeavored conform my DO.
MUGS 10 the fundamental principles OF institutions
among winch that no man or set OF men are entitled
70 exclusive privileges or emoluments AMI that ndivdu
al merit and public service alone shall be the ground of
pre'ermene and while have always been steady and
u~ereing cooperS'or With party, yet am who
VIII stand by and with blind devotion and tacit sub
mss'on' that party pursuing suicidal course by de-
pature from those principles which f felt now NAV
tel with vengeance in future defeats
mere are those who have perperated the injustice upon
'sr 10 mint thar my course has been adopted
We" " peP,',ng an easy transit TO foher side Of
.oIad". 10 sueh Deg leave to address the language
SO ves ron anoher' eSn 10 him who evil thinks."
NY us' ns'e Judged me oy themselves, and had
20 "oe iessons' "mch tnat famous maxim com
the n;h, a. ~ sen s"u u mus. needs follow as
Wsanss' uTes me ua! tnou eanst wrong no man."
ssE,; ,L s' A.e "o o',er 'ouhuauon Tor my party
co.. ~ n,s.s. $500; wi n,s esaruess OF tne sue.
INV State and Conn,rv ,hsn ;JJ al" sne' VI "eu OF
loosely upon me- to be Invested by the first adverse
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-12
OOM Me RCIAI
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
oSScs % rms wsro, Sept, II. isss
The Pennsylvahlan Of a recen, date sa,,:


rhs depression IN leading Railroad securities.
ns ne' ke receipts the material
penes anN The more favorable condIea o. monetary ..rs
eeapsIe .'n sst year. subject Of and he
md themselves at f.u solve The pro-
nen cannot be doubted that durg much
s, amount o. espsfsnee and vas
me case has been introduced "a ~. ,,
sp. csnp.ns and business. capital to loves,
sr INC het INV sJudieioos
ludtmeot and common al
eising their full nnaeoee ell Of IN,
are steadily sueinE the man a y-i. . ~.
enhanced One Of the leading
o. road be ound reduce on. n,
used, aud the vI ,Gr
saving. The % engipes nav
nes attention the Of eentde men, IN. r,..,. .Is
attained promise large advantage railroad
sho. that fuel he saved stated Iocomotivs -.
Gently las mile. tho Pacific sur v,,n
sc cord Of fas The train contested Of three passenger
oo pss.enefs and two bagEe With malls rns
time "a. hours the Whole distance ascending grade Sine.
an engine has been from vncsnnes town on
ns osls aud Mississippi road ls miles with ~ cord. vosd
anu o. more recently locomotive the Norwich Worrr
,osa has run for week om Norwich Worcester back
fo nhes Win the mall daon train
Wool per trip These Tact
depend upon and
Tact that economy be exercised very
ultimate advantage To however, s.ior IN.
exists In Railroad Stocks and
With the Increasing reeeps copy New
tok Sngsrsr nc following earnings Of III.
nd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-12

The Eaqsirer In its Wednesday, issue airms that 1.-THE
Compounds OF 1880 ASSERTS the equality Of the States
In the Territories This being so-and being all moreover
that the South has contended for-w tho Equrer
be so obligng to inform the public cAy tho "Compro
mise OF 1850" opposed and voted against by nearly all
the Democratic members OF Congress- and by large poe.
ton Of the Southern Democracy besides II that Compro.
mise asserts the equality Of the States and the principle
ofFedera noninterven,on With slavery in the territories
this being aswe have said all the South did ask for
or now asks foc~hat have you offer those
Of your party Who opposed and voted against ts II We
mistake not Judge Caskie in Congress the time OF
Its passage. Did he vote for against IL. IL against L.
AJAX him in low whisper whether no thought OF it then
you speak Of IL nos.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-12

TnE LEPERs IN ISDIA.-The neglected condition of
those unfortunate beings the epers has attracted the at
tenton OF the Commissioner Of the Trans Sutlr States
from whose satementit appears that in Kangra alone
there 400 Of them IL Is the benevolent object of
the proposer TO build asylum for these afflicted crea
lures where they have medical treatment and other
attentions to mitigate u not cure their sucrings This
proposition has elected revelation OF strange sate of
thugs from an up country contemporary who assures us
that in "the Umrtsur district especially the wretcbed To-
pes though cut OF from the symputhies Of their coun
tymen enforce their charity after method "a novel "a II
- eecua by ayang Themselves OF tho horror of con-
taminaton which Is caused by their presence They form
themselves into large bands and go about into all parts
where the population IS not sufficiently rcsouts 10 oppose
them, and by threats OF dehing with their touch the prr
sons or property OF those who will accede to their de-
mand- levy kind Of black mail from whole pergunnah.
II have myself writes correspondent "net with large
parties OF these Umtsur epers moving about among the
simple aud effcminae Of the lower hills many of
them mounted on ponies, and assuming an air OF great
Importance, realsing was assured large collections and
spreading great terror and disgust wherever they wander
cd until the police interiercd restrain them-a mater
which was found very easy TO effect" Another curious
TACT may be mentioned Ia connection with the subject
There we'll known sacred tank in the Umritsur dis
trci whose Water like those Of the pool ~ Bethesda
have the virtue Of curing epsr certain ausicious
day In every year IL may well be supposed tiat the tank
y crowded with bahers such occasions and that many
OF the incidents Of the story IN sacred writ are strpov
recalled Bet t must be ADDED that although one patient
is always cured yet there Is understanding that he
veal the TACT OF his 20 any human being his maadv
returns With greater vifuence than ever We must not
be surprised them II authentic cases ofcure are verv
Hadra' dheaaeimv