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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26
FALL CAAEPAEGNi
HARD " AAs = AT WHOLESALE.
a NEW AID VERY LARGE FALL. STOCK.
GHAS. S. AWELIS.

GHAS. S. NNELLS,
NwTTLST returning the generous patronage
w the public. he opened in Evans VILE would
apprise Merchants from Indiana Illinois and Ken
tcky purchase also that he has
and in the Heaviest stock of Hardwar and Cut
Will market sale Many Goods purchased
by him. during depressed markets
East and England aud by importing from Europe
having American the Mann
Works only able decidedly di posed
sell Hardware low figures house
afford the Goods. to cash or good time buyers.
He invites careful examination of his prices
Merchan and Traders feeling assured that he
Among the articles (almost nnumeraac) oprfsing his
stock he names the following to the trade:
$50 Axes-Wells Lppineos Collins;
500 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted;
IS do Steel Shears and Scissors;
100 do Razers and Strops;
gross Sf9aas Iron. Brttania and German Silver;
50 dozen Coi-ee Mills all grades
80 do Files and Rasps all kinds;
1000 lbs Brass Kettles. turned bottoms;
20l0 lbs Sadrons. assorted;
300 dozen Butt Hinges, do;
1900 Screws. giml pointed;
$50 dozen Door Socks and oekets;
Auglrs;
2a0 do Curry Combs and Horse Csrds;
200 pairs Shovel and TonEs, iron and brass heads;
60 dozen Saws, from Mill to Key hole;
10 SterIyards and Scale Beams:
so do Ames Caud other braRds) Shovcls and pades;
6 casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
5 eases Japanned Tinware. fully assorted.
ALSO
Whips Lashes Brushes. Combs Eeedes. Spsotaelos
Port Fancy Hardwar generally
hoavy goods Chains Deg Irons Strap Hinges, Tea ket
tles Knives I'd Riddles and
GUN Barrels and GUN trimmings.
Carpenters and Coo pers Tools Window ssh.
CHARLES S. WELLS
oct2 Main street 81 door below Branch Bank.
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THE undersigned having been ap -,vu-z
IlESAa = pointed Agen the above Compa- ~Ings
s5AssssA ny this city would aform sh p ,5kaAs@s
~N-@A4~-'@ pers. merohants and the public =
generally that f. Leeoh. George Harris aud George
Black lstsoi ID. Leeeh Co.. and Thomas s. Clarke, ot
CLARK Tkay, - under the firm Of ....
LEECEH a. Co., 4
Are by special onsgnees an shipping agents.
of the Peansylvania Railroad Compan They have etab
eished at all the principal shipping points
aand and PREPARED receipt throu b from
ork, Boston Philadephia and Baltimora all
cities and aud from all cities and
Atlantic seabOard she Pennsylvania Railroad
The direct their whole forwving
and facilities shipping and wttoGt
the Of second dfy and their charges by
with the Raiiroad company being extremely
nominal the Of drayage they
he allie to give atisfaetiUn :
shipments produce made to their agents will be
ed Tree of charge for commission. ' .
Fur information apply at their oifces: . .t-.
Depot, liberty street. pistsbHTg! 5
do No. 5 Sinth I3th ssarot 7 hi iade pnia;
do North street. BAtGizl0re;
No. Astor ffaee. r...
do 7 South William street. : New York;
do Battery Place, .
do 81 Kilby street. Boston, -t
Or to JOHN 8. MITCHELL.
epl9 6m Naterst.. Evansville Ind.
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SHERWOOD ucUaE.

fENiE subscriber has taken the above house. and
entirely reftfed and refurnished it, and is prepared
30 entertain the patrons of the house satisfactory
has also rented the brick Stable. owned by
Mr. Peter Burke, and has good stock ofhorses and
riages to let.
The stable large, clean and wel1loeated, and good
hostlerSare attendance ParticularattentoD
will be paid to the of horses leftwh him for keep
g and in allrespects, the public ha find the Sher-
wood House good Hotel. TiyS-tfl ]. A. RYERS
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FHSHE Undersigned bavng commenced the abo
IN Evansville fatters himself with the hope shat his
Experience and skill in all descr psons
machinery will npon trial be fonnd worthy the
only ofhe resident citizens city also sose
comprising the ''circum am bient vieinaRe''
His shop at the Post Office where all
OFFICE HOURS. myS r. H. GATES
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NNTHlIE LEAD 100 kegs pure for sale ~
Wv n0V21 OkR. DALZELL & co
REHEsaN NAE-

NHE Undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
ment TO Second street Immediately opposite
b! terian Church. in the Office with Dr. Mood where no
would be glad to all his old customers goody
Der Of ne~oRes and would be pleased With
anything in such coats PANTS shirts
ers etc. ma ito orderon the shortest possible
Thankful for past fayorshe would
y26 .s.1. i H. NETsMs
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CABINET 1AMEES, STSCk.
EUST received.
e. 100 gross bed crews. fat aud square head;~
500 feetSafe Wire;
800 doz Iron Cupboard and TIL Locks
100 dog Wrought Iron Butt Hinges;
200 doz do do Table DO, I15 to Il;
100d0z Maho gan and Walnut Knobs;
1000 gross Gmblet Point Screws assorted all Sizes
setts Furniture Casters. Brass and Iron Wheel;
so doz Cabinet Files and Rasrs ass'd lengths;
50 daz Looking Glasses, ass'd sizes;
just rec 5 ani foT sale BY ar2s BABCoCB BRO
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EEL HANGER,
NEW YORK CONErEHSEON MOUSE.
THa0REAS = Kas rEAGE1EE,

sWEsTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
24South William street, New York.
DEING longe established with an extensive connection
in the above business respectfully soliets consgn-
ofal kinds of Western Produce, which will receive
immediate and personal attention at the lowest possible
scale OF charges. Particular will be bestow ed
consignments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
J. II. MAGHEE & CO.,
feb20-tf Evansville, Ind.
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EOHN u. CfkHSP,

a O II RY UBLIC,
T The Ev ANsvIILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ROOMS Fos-
trs Buildings, will atenG to drawing Deeds Mort
gags all other writing entrusted to hi m deeldf
GNODFIsH.-2o drums just re cev ved and for sale bg
W novel TENNEN soRENSON.
INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
INDIANAPOLIS, IND,
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D.s. ANDERSON. .MERCHANTTAiiO

On First street. between Nam and Sycamore,
As tne OF Cloths Cassimeres. Vest
ings etc. which he is prepared make in the
fashionable styles aud short lie will
good fits hopes by long speriencs in the usDes!
able give general satisfaction He has also hand
Merino k Undershrts and Draw with fns Shirts
ceilars ETC. made in the best manner-with Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally. He invites his old
L the pub bile geueraty-lo call.
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j. L. CAMPBELL.
RETL AND BRASS FOUNDER,

EvANsFIiYY.iXs11N.E X1NE ,Nn ATp DITIsioN,
NE ANUFAoTURER cfevery desert ptie- e p,.ss wi
I'VE of equa quality II not SUPERIOR to any uac
keep constantly hand oil globes stop gauge tib1
friction metal soft aud spe'ersoer. well mplete
assortment Of all ether articles usually ket in
ana appointed agent this city for the sal,
of Jas ThompsoD's belpg These belt
riably when exhibited awarded with the first n
MUM. Samples OF the be at the establish
Every Of Brass Castings order
nished at Cincinnati prices.
The highest market price paid for old brassand
Ali orders addressed will with prompt an i'm
mediate atten tion. decf
ELoTHs pieces French Twillea Cloth rec this day
deci5 .dSw ''i' " 4s Main street. Louis9ilIe Ky
NHQsLEy DE LAINEs.-5o pieces all weol Muslin
JAMES Low & Co.
decl5-d&w 4l8 Main ST., Louisville Ky. .
CUNNY B Bi{se.-5o bales in store and. for sale 1y
N dee21 PRESTON BROS.
NEW M0LAssi1s. bbls prime Molasses in
sssal ~ PRESTON BROS.
HORSE AND cow FEED.
w deeI7-dtf GEANT &, CARSON.
ADMINISTER TRATGXEsS NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Of administration
ApoLPH BRlNKMAN. deceased. Thv estate is supposed
nov28 ws BRACKET MILLS. Administrator
K KATEs- Cask Skates assorted from 25e to S. 90 per
ded8 oHAs. s. WELLS.
TENOBACCO.- 10 boxes choice Virginia Tobacco;
Il 1box'Faney Twist;
IL keg Panc.se Tahaeco som thing new
and extra. at movie COOKS Family Grocery
EyREsR BALTIMORE OYsTERs.-rch CHI st SO cans
Il of A. Fields coRN-FED Oysters, lst received
deel2d COOKS Family Grocery.
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EVANSVILLE End TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRuA BY 26 185


WESTERN FEED IL AGRtCU LII RA izN'AR E-Ho L sE
MILLER. W sSsS-A' = T. l. s3<s.
MANUFACTURERS s and DealC in all kiHsis If Perm
1fl aud Garden Inpements Moving Reaping nd Thte5h-
Machines. Field and Garden Seeds Trees SIC Main
street opposite Bank Of Louisville, Louisville, Ky.
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TENyEys. sORENsON.

EHoLEsALE DEALERs Is GguoERlks AND Liquors CORNER
~ AND VINE sTs., Ey SSyii.LE, ISD
Y1vH have this dsy formed eoparnershp for
tho purpose of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
-tusuess Eaving succeeded business of Nesrs A
pureh their stock and made additions 70 make
s0plet assortment shall be able offer good bargain
FOR CASH, any house in Eyansye or any elty n the
isna s. .SORENSON.
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MANUFACTURE Il Frs and Deal rs in all kiIAs Of Fern
ing Machines Garden Trees. e. Main
street opposite Bank Louisville, Louisvile, KY.
sep25-lyW e--l - ---
1eyee DUDLEX. STONE d CO., aa
IC0liNiSSi0A &, FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Second Street, 6et'r' Main and he Riter,
Ii. Fs r LOUISVILLE, ky.
RsARTTCULA aeption paid 80 She purchase az sale Of
Il HEMP. COTTON i0BACCo. PORK, BACON.
LARD FLOUR, ETC together Fith all kinds Of Prsduse
REFER To~ssssrs Buehanan. \ Co. Wholesale Groeers
Star Candle 5isn4faetsr4rs oesT PORK Paeher
Commission Merchants ArlastronE Alien Dealers 10
Pork Montgomery. Davidge Co.. Wholssale Dry Goods
FRANK CARTER. .....W Wvi. U. JoUETT.
GARTER & .FSUETT.
FoRWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. E
So 2J. EAST sInE THIRD ST, BIT. MAIN AND w4TER
LOUISVILLE. kK. a -
Geo Foster & Co., p G. o,RiIey ( Co,
DuAUEEC FOUNDRY
B BAROUX & SN O w ID L N,
!, CORNER Of wAsHNGTes AND FLOYD SIS.
E Seam sbriass and m .aehin
it Eamp p 5y sa railvaad com ppnies for
1nsels and other castings wroug Balcony
aud yard rag tobacco screws aud presses Lard timeeT
orderslr Distance accompanied by the mon ey good
references promptly attended to- llwork Warranted.
APPS -e ..EE ~.
JAMES LOW & so. 0CIsyiTlE. KY.
RE nowroeev'ng tlteir Stock Pring Goods many
n which of their Importation direct from the
We nave sought ali Gu Goods for CASH end are epared
to Offer induce ments prompt short tire aud Cash buyers
BR6WS r. M saGETiSGs Si AZ 5 PRITs
will be large and well assorted during the eomr
aud viii be sold for CAS- and CASH oNIY All orders o the
sarne must IA accom- panled with the money '"bzi
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

"~S$ISsezs NIGHTSESsdOc-r - ~ =
The Conveation re ~ ei5ss
and was called to order by Gov. Bffga saasse14
Michigan. Sl. Aa
/ A. Oakley Hall made a forcible speech. He
@had come here to listen. not to speak. Hewas
ssaatified to see SO many Republicans assem-
[asd on the anniversary OF Washingtons birth
Is grto organize a new party. .s5
Z ISeston King went into the history of slav-
- es,the> organization of the government.
81 Hes efaresEere as many slaves, in New
Eo9K astfgre were in some of the, Southern
States; 1SfnitaisirA rs remarks by saying psS:
chants ana @-qs5es 5tsd mortgages on S92
PIantatio9ss E1 ts ssssf A issssessS- n2ii IL
n5unced delusion. HexscISrsd that @ e5
ent Republican partyTss aToforguas sssissa IS a'
the party of '98. ,,<es<t,f sfs
The chairman announqsdr4he Z
that Blair had thesympsthy ee.t6e. pssH
the Southern States, by stating
delegate had Just reported himself fraRSiS IS
souri,, making three from at'6tafe. sgtsxas,
Kentucky, :. Delaware, .MaryIand,> Virginia,
South Carolina and Tennessee We're represent
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RISING SUN INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF
RISING SUN IND.
EsnnrA al Dllrectors. .

ROarW o. WHFEC4yFSa
rT...s.way b. B, Loging Jacob 9. Wells,
jht. spencer. go9n Grace. 2 4 %aihsway' 4.ihag
! W. Il. Pate. Wm. II. Powell. George Gillespie
, B. J. HATHAwAY, sec'y. 5, HATHAWAY Fres't.
The stoehof tn Companies is owned and their
citizens Of this St7e; and their ops-
rations exclusively the State of Indiana
Risks taken Buildings and Merchandise and also on the
. nre1niur1 by II. O. GWATHMEY,
-d9r1 Agent.
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.TO THE CITIZENS OF SOUTHERN INDIAN
KEN IA ChH AND IG.IlAOlS.

EAS D. SAUNDERS. Civil Engineer. having taken up his
aE city Evansville. would peetfully
of the portion Of indiana
Kentucky and Illinois, that he prepared TO furnish flans
any
sersiung profession viL Water Works Drainage Of
RAILWAYS, Turnpike Plank other Roads, the In
;-,rovensn Mt Ryersfor nayigltaon purpO es. etc.
Testimonials of ability rcm l.. B. Wilson, hsq Chet En-
neer Albany and salem Railroads Judge Hughes
George G. Damn Bedford. Ind, "A
- wilson hi " EngneeS Of New Albany Ind, and IL. @
"a oors Ea Chief Engineer the f., /. and c. Straight
Fsfir ad be GPYlicatiGn. fnh20 ~ Z
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Board Of Dlrector.

John D. Defrses VIM. r. Nofsinger. IT W. Talbot
Willis At. Wright, VIM NJ MeJarty, Delos Rsot,
H. w hi Ellis j. W Spencer. W. e. Wharton.
L, II. BaRswELL Sec'y. J D. DEFREES rres't.
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WRT. IA. NEcGFs EW

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office in the Crescent City BanE'' Building.
wv mE2J
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RAILROADS, &C.
Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
TIE undersigned having been ap-

stks rFs Eszsg Es7ss5 E55s#l-11t
sstEs3
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CINCINNATI.


CINCIgNATI PAPER W WAgsEHDUsE.
FENHE nderslgned, wholesale Paper Dealers invite the
Ill attention Of dealers eQnsumers their larse
varied stock OF Papers. Our with Eastern
actnrers and dealers that enabled
plain and ruled; Flat ps Damys Mediums. Royals and
Super Royals Blank Book Papers by
Il Smith, and other FIRST class manu- faeturers.
We agents for the best Printers Oards and keep
hand all times. eompete Printers Papers
every description. Lightbody'P Book ana News Inks;
MeCgeary's Oolored Inks Yarnish and God Size.
driner News aud Book Paper and
most extent with regular Sizes irregular
We pay hsle5e rriee in cash for Rays Bag
gihs' nope ana e''soh - NTXUS " -rys,,.----
Wholesale FGrer Dealers Mauufaeturcrs' AGENTS,
serii II aud - Walnut ST. Cincinnati
IMPROVED PORTABLE HIRE.
gSoR grinding wheat and and all other substances
Genuine Brand Bolpg Cloths and Betting Of
all widths. .-t.- .'rt - s-
Our a.ent J. r. Monroe. is authorised sell the above
articles a. o4r CiGeinnat prices, neluaiac freight
ieis-tf JAMES BRADFORD CO.. Cinoinn.t O.
-a C. Is. GAr8P d CO.,,
HATS, CXps, AND FafsyY FUHs,
122 MAIN STREET. ctNt1SN4TI,
Have afull Stock andare mating and receiving Tres
supplies OF all kinds oI s.
Mems and BOYS Black and Tan coler and Pearl
Cloth, SILK PLUSH, Glazed
And Fancy Caps, for Men and Boys.
RJEFAAO ROE -;
WOLF AND Fanny ROBES;
LADIES' FANCY FUhs. H.-
HATTERS' FURs, TRIMMINGS, ETC. ETC.
EHEO which would the attention Dealers and
Country Merchapts before purchasing we are pre-
buyers. (Oct5-d&w) b. CAhP 90
<tORN GEzI9FTFERG We have on hand and for sale
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-21
.Death 81; a prominent Citizen.-

Death of ga Prominent Cltlzehs
BEsJAArs BAssEL. Esq. died suddenly.
:at his residence. in this county. on Friday
last. lthi inst. in the 72d year Of his.age.
He emigrpted tothis country. from one
of the northern States. so we are informed.
about the year 1912. and has since occu>
pied prominent position in this country.
He was Magistrate for many, years. and
was distinguished for the comprehensive
ness of his mind and the strength of his
intellect. In politics. he was proverbial
as. an unwayering and devoted Democrat.
and gave hisdparty principles the full
benefit of his .energyaandcintellect.l He
was formerly an active and influential
member of the Methodist Church. but
becoming indignant at being arraigned
before the church, for being slave
holder. he withdrew. and never after
wards renewed his membership. though
in the constant practice of the. Christian
virtues. He raised large family of
children. who are embraced among our
most respectable citizens. and dies, lamen-
ted by large circle o.. friends.
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Mr.. Floyd commented at5length upon
the reasons which had Influenced Mr..
J. in pursuing the course he did. and de-
Tended the policy which had been adopts
ed by the Board Of Public Works. in the
transaction with Selden. Withers & Co.
Mr.. Bnrwell opposed the measurein.ro.
duced by the committee of Finance. as
signing as the principal ground of his OBJ
lection, that it proposed to rest too much
power in the executive branch of the
government. He was opposed to any
"union of the purse and sword.''
Mr.. Garrett closed the discussion by an
elaborate yindication of his course as
chairman of the committee of Finance.
The bill was ordered to be. engrossed
by vote ofayes 66. noes Sc. sfn.
An engrossed bill concerning the COM
missioners of the revenue, their duties
and compensation, was passed-yeas 79
noes 10. 1t graduates the commissions
and fees of those officers, and requires
themto qualify on 1st January hereafter
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-21

TROUBLE IN THE W1GwAM.-We under
stand that our Know-Nothing friends had
a long and stormy session at meeting
of the Council last week. The principal
cause of the disturbance, as we learn, was
the question Of the Sheritfalty.. A mum
Der OF the members of the Council desired
to nominate VIM. Z. Lyons as the Ameri-
can candidate, while others opposed his
nomination upon the grounds that he had
10Th lrawn from tie order, and they were
in favor of nominating no one as can
didate who was not member in good
standing. Those in favor of nominating
Mr.. Lyons insisted that he had not ,OitA-
draCn. From what We learned, no Gei>
mite action was had on the case. We are
somewhat surprised 10 hear this report oil
the proceedings of the Council, as we had
always been of the opinion that Mr.. Lyons
never did belong to the order. although
we believe ho supported the ticket last
spring. and we should put less confidence
in the report did it not come from very
good authority. We regret our inability
to give more definite report of these
proceedings. and hope that no one is done
injustice by the slight sketch we have
given. AS it is said that the secrecy Of
the order has been removed. VIC would
respectfully inquire if we will be permit,
ted to attend their meetings for the pur>
pose of reporting the proceedings? Will
some one be so kind as to inform us
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-21

JACKSON CoUNrr.-The Democrats oil
Jackson county held Convention on the
18th ult., and nominated E, B. Wligh,
for Sheriff, F. P. Turner for Common.
wealth's Attorney, Abram Mccoy for
Commissioner of the Revenue, and passed
the following, among other resolutions
ResoIved, That we hail as a brother.
and friend, any man who is opposed to
religious intolerance and civil proscrip>
ton, aud who will support the iundamen
tai principles as laid down in the DecIAra-
ton Of Independence, the Bill of Rights
and the Constitution of the United States.
RESOLVED, That we invite the cordial
support of all independent Wings opposed
to kuow-N othingism, but that this invi-
tNtion does not extend 10 the followers of
Sam or his brother Sambo. a
RsSolOed, That we have learned with
deep modification, that our present repre-
sentative in Congress, Jno. S. Carlile, is
opposed to the Kansas and Nebraska Bill,
and in favor of the restoration of the Mis-.
souri, Compromise.
ReSOived, That the Hon. Juo. S. Car
lille, while canvassing this county, pledged
himself as being Democrat, and of his
determination to cooperate with the
Southern members of Congress in sustain
ing the Kansas and Nebraska Bill. and
that by his recent course in Congress he
has falsi6ed his pledges publicly given to
the people of this county.
ResOlsea. That we will pledge ourselves
to use all honorable means to secure the
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-21

CoURTsufp AND MARRIAGE: Or The
j ys and Serious of american Life.-This
is the title of new novel to be issued by
T. B. Peterson. No. 1o2 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia. on the 99d inst. 1t is from
the pen Of that accomplished authoress,
Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz. 1t is said to
be a delightful story. full Of incidents.
often.imes bold and startling. and deserts
hes the warm feelings Of the rsoutheruer
in glowing coEors. Indeed, all Mrs.
Hentz's stories aptly describe Southern
life, and are highly moral in their appli.
cation. The work is complete in one
large duodecimo volume, of over 500
pages. neatly bound in cloth. for one dol
lar and twenty-five cents or in two vol
umes paper cover. for one Dollar. Co.
pies Of either edition of The work, will be
sent to any one to any part Of the United
States. free of postage. on remitting the
price ofthe edition they may wish. to the
publisher, in a letter,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-03-21

Why IS IT Most of our Know~Noth-
ing exchanges come to US without the
names of the nominees ofthe Philadelphia
Convention hoiased under their editorial
head. as is the custom of papers after par
ty nominations, and even the +" Age" ap,
pearcd in its first issue after the nomina-
tons, without the ticket. Why is this :?
Is it because the editors Of those papers
recollect the Galphin and Gardiner frauds
of Mr.. Fillmore's administration ?-his
5ungIing management of our foreign az.
fairs, which now endangers our peace with
Great Britain ? or is the ghosts Of the
Americans slaughtered in Cuba. in oppo-
sition to treaty stipulations, whom he had
denounced as pirates, rising up before
them ? Why is it that the nomination OF
Mr.. Fillmore creates no enthusiasm, but
falls still-bOrn upon our Know>Nothing
friends?
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@ Godey's Lsdy's Book for April j.
received, and is filed with a. choice col
lection Or plates, fashions and literary
matter There seems no limit TO the re-
sources cf Cooley 10 make his mssazln'
popular with the ladies'.
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w Having a distaste for the mire and

Ew Having distaste for the mire and
slough Of personality through which a con,
troversy with the editor of the Age of Pro-
gress necessarily drags person. We have
habitually sought to avoid it but as he
has frequently charged us With being
uncOurteOus," in treating him with 81,
lence, land, not wishing 20 be SO considered,
we have occasionally. given him the oppor-
tuhity Of making the papers spicy"
which is all he desires In controversy
But as We have. no disposition to spice ours
with that Kind of seasoning, he really
must excuse us hereafter. as We consid-
er one smat-machine enough in town
of the size Of Clarksburg.
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