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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-22
FAIL. CAEEPAttsN!
HARD - a 8S . Az NJ kAOEESALEe
KEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
GHtS 8 WELLS l-

T cunning thar ks for the generous pss-onageef
we the public. he Opeaedin Evansville, would
S-ior Merchants, from Indiana, Illinois and Ken
e,rise s@rs also that ne has now on his shelves
tuGly and cay ,siest stoe.. - seres n the Evans
ana IN store e - he mas eEe- 1nrehased at reduc
iTi On sale Many state Of markets,
"a ras l him. SSrss ~ irsHt Manu-
East and IA ~ Ainerieen al posed
ctre IL 49, h. ia No only s 4Tes as any house car
troT4 ~. sosNe Gods - eesb 49, stock and Prie ny
i,,gtss ~ ~ mi 81. she9s
-. nd Traders feeling assured tfst A. -.
full usice. in,,,,o-..,,
Aaesg the aft,etes {e,t 70 IN rade ms
boze AzesWells. LpPiroot5 LeveEettsahd CoIIinsi
500 dozen Pocket Knives tially assorted;
$50 DO Iabls 20 Go;
100 do RazOrs and StTops =.
100 gross Spoons-,Iron Brissaa and German SilYsri
go Coffee Mills s GRADES;
400 do Files spd Rasps all gindsi
1000 lbs Brass Kettles. turned bottoms;
20 70 lbs Sa3irops sasorted;
500 dozen Brtt Eiuees,
1900 gross Screws Eimlet pointed}
$50 dozen Door Socks and Soeketsi
100 do Augursi
90 40 Curry Combs and Horse Cards;
pairs Shovel an Fargs, iron and brass heads
60 dozen Saws. from Mill 20 Key-hoe;
Stewards an Scale Beams;
so DO Ames taud other brands, shovels and spaasss
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
Japanned Tnware fnlly assorted.
ALSO
Whips and Lashes Brushes Combs Needles spectaclee
Hardware
heavy goods vz Chains Dog IrsH Strap Hinges Tea
ties. Knives AID Riddles aud
Gun barrels ans Gun TFinsnat ngs,
Carpenters CoOpers Tools Window Sash. etc.
CHARLES s. WELLS
oet2 Main street % door below Branch Bank.
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Stk III plBg.f{
THE LAf2G EST Stock Is THE rTTVr

THE LARg EST sT0CK IS The CITY!
"a Ohm +. GLOVER Il 90 corner Of Main Seven IA
~ streets Evansgte Ind would respectfully iaform the
Fuhiie that they have in yard and los CASH
complete sortment Seasoned Pine Lumber. embraciU
quantities ana thcknesses Tongued md Grooved Pine
ash SCORING; Dressed and undrrs5ed Ceiling Castings and
Pann6ls D O9 feet sound Common Boards suitable
shops barnsand enoing Pine and Poplar Shingles
SO Oan have made order at the prices Shelving
oors SASH Binds Mantle Pieces, Mou3inTs Frames
" ors ana indowss Ge., Billie prices 0Warde3 IL
who may send for he. Orders adsaBce viii
promrtattentIon- tat72 Il
"a 1ES' SH0YHtE.s.--25 doz No. O. genuine article TO
L n CONTRACTORS torsaia low at oHAS. 3. WILLIS
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KNTHOLES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
Wv PRODUCE MERCHANT, MAIN STREET -Thenn-
dersigned respectfully inform his
and vicinity that hav pur based
ofthe Senior in the ate hrm off 81 W Reilly
carry Grocery and Produce business
stand He embraces this opportunity Of returning
attends effort inertia
OF je20-1v WILLIAM REILLY.
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NEW W AsHiA IaToN HOTHL.

FEHHE Propretors of this House have their
old stand Main their Hotel tust finish
opposite House. where they TO
their old all Others
1T call upon them, ia much superior style than or5ry
patronage respectfully solicit
same, which shall all
Our fare will be the best the market affords
charges moderate
Good Stabli Wagon Yard kept forcouutry custom
eyI0-d&wtf FELKER e. HEDDGREGU
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aTnR zee WANTRn

AAT prepared in Fire Proof Warehouse
w any quantity of Grain Produce or Merchandise,
tho mostIiberal terms.
Having large and airy stairs particular will
be taken Household Furniture Agricultural Implements
and all kinds goods waresabe damage from damp
rust
ar longer when desired.
pWsrehouse located Locust street
Canal and convenient for shipping by River Rail-
road, Appiyto GEO. FOSTER & co.
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NOTIONs!i

NTLOWER vases Thermometers travelling com p2nions.
IN London ing wax, eight and key'd French
acoordeons French harps d0lls MARBLES; toys
sets combs superior needles, pins
picks key rings pencils steel pens, tooth brushes
beads chess Emersons s5aps
soap Jumping and battle
variety of notions for sale ny A. O. PUSHEE.
APPS under Odd Fellows Hall. First st.
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MEDICINES, &C.
TO DRUGGISTS. PHYSICIANS, AND
CnUNTRY MERCH ANTS.

TEyHE have now large stock drugs
medicines. chemicals. oils, paints, varnishes aye
woods glass ware patent edieine brushes ETC. ety. ana
receiving fresh supplies from the
markets which they are to SEN
ata small advance
our articles alseoed with and warranted
eve satisfaction gennin eness quality and price,
abdominal supporters ans
shoulder braces Of the most approved styles.
Also large supply of Daguerrean stock. consisting
plates cases chemicals small advance from East-
prices. ,.s,sr-
Mrs sers tobacco, and choice lot of old Ha-
yana Scars Bird oages seeds and fountains.
AlercbSns ana dealers will please and examine
took when IN the city will be attended to ina
AIGrS q HALTooK HALLoGK s sToDDARD,
~ n p SropD Ann { Wholesale Druggists
Z oetT-tf Main st.. the river.
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- ~ CO E.ss.-f-R * q = = 2 - a =
TAKEN At THE SUN BEAM
vsP OSaFE The POST OF F g y +.
II AVN made entire change in my nam a ~
Irhs hv which an enabled to take much amer PIE
than that new pr pared 70 take PFC
ture I'll =izestlas will eau pare f1yorAoiy WIZ any
Is the West. -. A.
wsIusbv wh "A 1psrator Of years experience by
Vii arranga both OF u.s. may always be found
Sc tbs rooms, rsa1y t. take pictures
y Remember the place opposite tbs Post 0eae
e y T also 90 out aud ,aks likcRess''
ssarolss at shortest aotiee,
est2)tf W. ". I'll rs TON
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REMOVAL.

FEVHE undersigned has renoved his Tailoring Esta6Ish
81 Immediately opposite the Pres-
terrain Church, in the of5es with Dr. Nood where Ne
all his old customers and goody num-
newones would be pleased to serve them with
anything in his line such coats vests PANTS draw
ers etc the shortest possible notice
he would respectfully selieis
nsnaance the the hands of aliheral public
v26 j. L. NELMs.
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Nm order may able devote time more part
IN larly to the IRON AND HEAVY HARDWARE part Ell
business have disposed part my interest theG
oerv house co Mr, MATTHEW OALZELL, who will co
tinue stand style Of ORR, DALZELL
90. with complete Of everything in the Grocery
would take this opportunity of returning my sincere
the house for the very
patronage extended to years aud s
them the hrm aad would
30 very pay all gentlemen, that they need
Mach rel II i. Is55 ''i' SAMUEL ORR
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CLOTHING, &C.


VsER ALLIES SERREND EsEaED.ii!
SINCE AESSkS AHl&z2lNG 4 bl.e y - p - a s
Journal once and dIled ito vorfoing gth the
ortent and latest ST. les OF Fan ana " inter -
aishing Coos etc. and sell them SO as2nlsnAsy
q -'--'- THEIE new STOCK ,.-
of ready-made Clouhtng
Hats Caps and Trunks together with the N 2st
Gentle Dress Goods and Tailors turhlsiil 5
ctaring peror any ether house ~ ss uy
all 5iuaes to fill ilorders lth -te
and the public generally are reseetiGily ~
examine their New Stock and Resuoed Prices before
ng elsewhere. e2.-o "
CRY EEPREss 3VsIN Ess.
2 Annyy 0-epsred to do al kinda Of City Express 'si
a meas have inst al6rEs heavy WaEgon cpa ne
f carrVn 5s9ls On sorinr expressly fof the city
49, Iii 49, and cffv express busine pron
my23 OOAK'S Family Grocery
&FgEFs va
VIZ have Just received assortment o. Sver are
w Table. Tee Desert salt aod Mustard Spo2as'
Butter Knve, Sugar spoons Cream Ladies up aates
Chidrens Forks etc. all S2rr ea sa E IN :, e0Ns, "
deci2i 5Eain street h2sve-n first and Second.
Z HQFEVfo PER sTf, aver MIDAS.
. < boxes "; r Cream t.h5 , ,
case Is ba<es Hrst @. Iatigo;
Il Boxss loa5}e rsaai sods saleraus in Ii. papers
For sale a. reduced prices BY - ,,rr,f.,ynr
gTsp z E1573E !5g2-In store ,.,,
~ Str ped f.iasn Drills; White Linen Drlils;
G ffee r. 6 Dss.r; eo5sa Table Diaper
4rlse tj I;:ss.r 'J.c.JEwEtb & 90;
mhis Covuer Viae and First.
4 TaE UsTAR1}.--5od os pure Mn. tari. = y c5nsj
LA 80 90 do 50 = - COZ
s 10 French do lhIars;
- 20 London do z 10 totHes; $50.
70 70 Kentucky ~ =, eS4si l9 e q Rs,
Inv .z-7
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MISCELLANEOUS.


OF HARTFORD. COnnecttcnI.
CAPITAL $500. 000--dI paid IN and INFESTED.
FENHIS Company incorporated with perpetual charter
1919, against loss damage by Fire on
Dwelling Houses establishments stores house
hold merchandise general Also inland In
against perils Navigation Losses will be ber
n.y. THOMAS K. BRACE. Pres't.
e. G. RIPLEY Secretary.
Applcaeionsfor Insurance be made to the subscr
ber who duly receive proposals and issue pol
cies on as any Insurance ONCE Agency
In the West. A. Q. HALkoOh, AgS.'
eyI1-tf Main street. nearly opposite she Bank.
CIGAR An ID TOBACCO SE0EGE OF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. 1ST AND I'd.
20. SchaeGer 81 Sehroeder's old atand)
r RESI- ECFFULLY inform the citizens of evansville
and surroand ng country thatI have taken the above
stand, determined continue the same business and
will constantly keeper hand the choicest baVana
ford; also Snufand Smoking Tobacco ofall kinds mer
shaun China and Wooden Pipes of al sizes ma qual'
Ties cash prices Wholesale and Retail
MyIengthy experience in the business convlnces ne
that can give general satisfaction and respectfully
aolicita share of public patronage. lapl-u
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BHe SOLUTION NOTICE.
an the 10Th August partn ersnip existing between
~ Nc KINNEY Cooke dissolved hy mutual consent.
NcKINSEY all debts owing ty the late firm
becomes purcha Of a. A. Cookies entire interest in
he Merchandise heretofore owned BY them in Granville
Ind. Q. McKIN ley.
sep3-tf E. A. COOKE
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WELL MADE CL0TuvNG.

got up expressly for trade and to give entire salts
tactic Give call before purchasing elsewhere,
charge nothing for wing goods little cheap
est ter selling them JOHNSON e. FRENCH.
Main street. I'd door eve State Bank.
ep28 ssfI Ind
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nesA KNOBS
LIVERY AND ALE STABLE
LOCUST RETW. THIRD AND FOUKTH STR

E%u~n HORSES. Buggiss Carriages. ssss-S5s13A
[@@S~A and Omnibusses, always for hire 1877
NE 1.-THE above Stable. Carriages excursions
tes funerals always hand. prepared
horses d keep them in the best order.
My hack will hereafter kept running
durIng the day, and win b. hotels the
accommodation 4 those wishing it, It will also he
ready citizens during the night by leaving
orders at the stable. my9 E. II pEGARM0.
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--rST-7qq7T7
osNEn OF LocUsF And wATEE EvASsv1ItE

TtT Undetermined having purchased the entire stock 81
Goods com prisns LARGE assortment OF " atchss
r7ets Sc CsYuaerly 6pred by g. Coseen, wonidrespeet
ne ems Evansville and vielnity that ne
sinue the busin the Old stand, on Firstsfee oe
rann-t. ard would be happy 10 wait on AL
viii I'LL. ising 90 give s3I faction
tween Man anu a. aald At a snail advaHea
who viii favor him with lin M. PRICES,
orn sale. The ENTIRE STOCK ~--.-r zoe
on first cost. wIrHOCr ANY hEEEl'.-
ana All goods warranted as rcpresr i-o5 IN tho
80 An kinds of Watches and tliAe- lleSes 'sF~-
best manner a2da5 Hloesi"'' 0+--@'' CHAs BARNUM.
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sEcoSD TO NONE VISIT or .i Sos ~ gf5se
On First street opposite t"e 100 IN The l1sin ess
FEsNE EUn9er5jgneG after lens
Fl the city o New York. 10 which 1VoIl ap-
edred p have q o superior IN the MANAGEMENT O.
pointed bakery. would 5roctfuliy announce:
That fully prepared furnish all kinds ~ bresn,
crackers Pics rolls doenuts etc., eitherat
wholesale retail.
Wc9sinss private psrties balls private Willie
supple desired with everything fresh from the
the shortest notice. -st4
superior arsios Graham and brown brcadsalwaysen
hand
The propresor viii devote his exclusive
to business which shall be executedin yle
he surpassed BY any y2t O. GAUET
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-06
HON, G., NJ, DALLAS SPEECH.

Tho f,ll,winr il a correct report OF the speech
made by Hon. George NJ. Dallas at the banquet rs-
Gently given TO him by the Lord Mayor of London
.Nv Lord Mayor, ladies, and gentlemen: The
very kind and complimentary language with which
your lurdship has prraced the last toast and the cor
dial msuner in which has been received oy 'he alS
tuyujshed assembly, are entitled ana nope VIII re-
c.ve nv return ot gratitude. Ia truth, am almost
h.rt runi IN the language of thanks for since
landed IN the dumnuns Of your iiiustrous Queen "a
The representative of the American government and
peop!e I have met with nothing but series OF tue
most hattering demonstrations Oh ~eicoihe anu nus
n;ral;tv. IChcersl perfectly well know that these
manifestations are not addressed to au individual so
utterly unworthy as myself, and that they are the
p-utuse and generous tribute to nation whose mes
sepger | am. But on It's behalf with sensioility
that 7 know it would unanimously teel, beg TINS
distinguished company to accept the assurance OF
my profound acknowledgements.
"fhsr. are some subjects on which It would he
il-tmed and more enterprelnS than wise, Tor Inc tn
touch on this occasion and IN THIS presence iuesu'
nv arrival il 80 recent that scarcely pretend to
know the subjects which would be most acceptable 10
Won. | dare say, however, l shall incur out little
hazard if I venture, according 10 a provlnc'aNsi
natural to a tongue. to guess that the SPHi
and purpose of new may have excited at least
,onr little curiosity A laugh Well, my lord, let
M. saw that am not authorized to feel, and do not
feel any desire other than that OF giving my eNer
tions and energies unreservedy to the restoration ct
the most harmonious sentiments and friendly relH-
tion. ICheers Animated by this spirit, and aim
my at such purpose, if fail and may fali-it
will he because of some inex"r"oie, overruling olate
policy, or sulne foregcne conclusion not I" ue uh-
done bv uniform steady, prrs.rerng frank, and hon
orabe Cancellation. Renewed cheers. N.Y. lord
permit me- in cunclusor-fur my object Is to be eS-
ceedmgly bset-tu tender 10 yoar iorisn'P ana Iiie
quests assembled here my Congratulations Oh Tue
great event contaminated since my arrva! among y"u
the restoration of peace to Europe. Cheers'i
War although undoubtedly accompanied by lie moral
benefits or alicvatou-, is at best an evil and me
vas, uowers of this empire, although for time and
however rn!an,ly enlisted aud ably directed, Will
find more genial and ,uore fruitful employment Ia
tbu.. Observation-Disclosures, commercial, and man
utactsri,g-and those pursuits which have hitEer'"
Loud cI,tersl My lord. again thank YOU"
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GOV. REEDER'S APPOINTMENT.

v.
A gentleman in Virginia calls our attention to the
fact that the enemies Of President Pierce in the South
lay peculiar stress upon his appointment OF Governor
R.ed.r as proof of his willingness to favor
ers and asks whether, at the time OF his alpoiit-
m.nt Governor Reeder was not regarded rs a SOUND
national Democrat. 1t is in our power to answer
This question with entire confidence, aud to say that
down TO the time that Governor Reeder went to Kan.
ss TO assume the duties of Governor OF the Terrific
ry there had not BEEN far rs we ever heard or as
far a. the President ever heard, breath OF Suspicion
a. To his euterta aiming free soil or abolition sentiments.
He was appointed under the strongest assurances
that he was strictly and honestly hau"na' man
We are able to state farther on very reao'e au'erl
ty that whilst Governor Reeder was in Washington,
st IN. time of his appointment, he conversed with
Southern gentlemen the suject of slavery, aud lie
assured them tina, he had no more seruples III buying
slave than horse, and he regretted that ne mad not
money to purchase number OF slaves 10 carry WIN
him to ausas We have understood that be repeated
the same sentiments his way to Kansas view
r.ns, what We have had occasion ~ say more thun
one. beretpfore-that man has ever been appoint
ri by President Pierce to Office who was not al The
time understood by hun to he faithful adlereht D!
IN. Baltimore platform Of 1882, on the suplect Oh
slavery If any appointments were inase contrary
To this rule it was done under Misrepresentation Us
to the positions OF the appontees. We may sdu tha'
the evidences OF Governor Reeders soundness were
so strong that President Pirece slower than many
others ~ believe him tree-spiler after h. had gone
to Kansas it's therefore, the grossest injustice To
refer to Governor Reeders appointment as PROOF "'
thu Presidents willingness ~ favor free-S"l'ers.-
WASHINGTON Union.
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- q X Z f. \

r,,x.,..s NEW Soxo.-A s"rg: recently VIII r.
b., R,rs,,..r, au,i aid,u>'CG -" '''' ''"' hv Il
bccn circulating in niaiGs' tr' :" "' rot
OF IKE rrr.* u r'H'' ,bc L,uiC
n,il,sL, d III that country. Ii apr""I" ,m..mt II
Times oil April Sth, and eAr''n anu, ,, The EngHs
foun,rrr ,nIura,iv close nj 'tiHt', ,,u Illustrate
" a, made by Shirley Brooks toll inc
News: ,re
What Foolish boys-h-hess, ,.,y
You're ire. Ia utter r!'e'
A., t.t. h..uenth Ih'' fl,'""
U:m who again hiss h'i " ny ,7
~. 49,. ,,r .,.urs sTh love you """''
11I III! P,tm I've d,suwnud theni, too
t'is .,n, ini,h, I'd curse my fame
aat pardon the poor m'n'''"' az
uo.d 4, the DAYS you'd reproduce
nIW..smbl. those 1 used 10 sing;
who pe'er fal;ercd IL abnse
- Gft,ol. toad, Emperor, Pope. or Hing!
Ons soldier. YES, / hymned; and why!
Ills crown was gouc, his chain in view.
ST Helene veneed our liberty
Al, puriOa tie poor m:nst'e', DO
Si,arci. Leverrier, Bclmonet,
For Victor and for Arago,
Accept such substitutes as they
I-force's uutur1iving foe!
There's ONE in heavens eternal noWe'
Loves He the spy and gH"ler crew
Is Ills the shrine swords guard IL n''"''
An pardon the poor n,nsiTe'' az
Av, battles, and a Goa, OF blue
Thread barred in fights. Bsr"nSer s'"S''
When orr Republics children true K;nr,
Beat, twenty years. League @. n''ss'
Dn,Snn srnari Guard, yon watchful spy,
Who'd stab US for p" molicn-pooh -
/, he nv genial soldier b"yi
AZ pardon the poor minstrel dol
To poland-Ita!y-wc owe
a debt of blood The cannons sound
LET'S march and pay the deb; Why, no,
So near our home there's slippery ground.
Take Freedom somewhat more Affair."
The Turk 10 taste her charms Wen sue,
Nations, a Holy League you are
An, pardon the poor minstrel do!
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WHO ABOLITIONIZED CONGRESS

Know nottingham is responsible for the abolition:
ism of Congress. Uur Southern Know Nothing. nov
claim only party Of about thirty members in The
House Of Representatives; but beiore they became
ashamed Of their Northern brethren, they hnas'ed Ut
having maj orty in that body Of at least fifty This
fact was referred 10 by Mr.. Smith of Tennessee in
speech few Gsys cgG il the House Of Representa-
tives. Of the 234 members vhG compose the House,
Mr.. S. read the names of 100 members clear ma
jrrity OF the whole House, who were elected n now
No'hngs, or by Know-Noihing votes. The Wash.
inston Uuion states tha. the reading of these nam,
vas followed by rorie rich --inrnbers by do
ae;,s rusc in ei. place, nr personal plantations.
Each na:ne A. ANNOUNCED, seemed 10 carry with II
the explosive properties "f bumb-sheli-the South
ern KnowNothnss van'y Striving ~ get rid Of their
Abolition associations, and the Abolition lrnov No
things apparently ashamed OF the fundamentally
which had given them the seats they occupied. But
not one of the hundred aud twenty called IN question
the correctness OF Mr.. Smith classification. Ii can
not in truth be denied that to Know Nuthiagisn is
the South iudebisd fer the swarm of Aboliionlsts
now in Cougres. seeking to deprive her Of her pro-
psrty and make her The slave of Northern fanGtcs.-
tChdr!Ote ~. c. Democrat.
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SOME OF THE EFFECTS OF KNoW~Noi"
INGISM

Since the terrible ou,rages ana alro' Ia, An.
ted by the Know Noihinss ct Louis ''a,.,,;,,, NV
.ust, aud the endorsement; OF t'e'.
The .Ass,can muuicp" authorities, 'ua' Guy 'sas,
'"e N'''"' ,,. IN, received 10 ucce>sions from
'ou'''' ,,n,ulatou, but thousands of her "bone
"oto"" ..v,. deserted her blood stained precincts
.. y consequence, Der :r"ie and commerce have de-
.,ssod. her tcuements remain empty aud depression
and decay are universally wlthlnher borders.
rbo.s facts have beeu Set forth by the Democratic
nr,,s of the c,y-accon,pauicd, of course, with
statements Of their cause aud expressions oi ndig'
naticn the organization whose heu"us deeds con-
tit rad thutf
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MOB LAW IN INDIANA.-Tne Office Of

MOB LAW IN INDIANA.-Tne Office Of the
American True Flag" at Salem, Indiana, was bro
ken into and demolished by drunken, Infatuated
mob the night OF the 18th ult. All the type i'll the
Office, with the exception "t some job type, were
thrown the door in n Heterogeneous mass Of pI.
The stands and nearly ell smashed 10
pieces. Some of the type were scattered all over the
yard of the Office, aud i'll the street. 1t appears that
the .'ladies" OF the town had been m"bbing all the
liquor stores there, and that tho editor uppauded
them Tor their unlawu doin-s, wilereupOn the liquor
men nobbed the office of the editor, and also out
ras-ousy attacked the dwellings of several of the
lsies. None of the PARTIES unfortunately, have been
pstsd
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TURKEY.

A memorial has just been presented to the Sultan
IL which his ministers are accused OF having SacrI
feed the national honor aud the interest OF religion
on the occasion Of the late made ~ his
Christian subjects. They accused of having
granted the allies the privileges which Were
demanded by Russia, and the withholding Of which
was one of the chief causes OF the The memorial
1.-THE authors Of which said 10 be known,) wa,
presented TO the Sultan by his Grand Chamberlain
Jeszet Bey. As to the effect i, produced upon the
monarch, nothing is known further than the fact thai
Jezzst Bey has just been dismissed from office, Michel
Boy, an inferior chamberlain, having been promoted
IN hin most,