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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-04

DnnBUsHHLs Ear Corn.
&OU 100 Bushels oats,
Ian HEADEN's Oesry.
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3up Faued
RS5-T Tickets 81. Tickets 81, EF5Tiekets ST.
The drawn number being entitled the farm and
tothe end of the gifts, all free of charge.
Efhose drawing prizes. residing distance pre-
fer the wholesale value in cash the article drawn
odated by addressing the proprietors.
Tickets will be any part United States to
agents. by addressing L. P HUNT & co Louisville Nv
Payment for tickets be made previous to the day Of
drawing enttle the holder any prize copy the
drawing and all the small prizes will DC every
holding tickets by mail otherwise after the
drawing free ofcharge. =
The have given bonds to furnish deeds
mediately after the drawing, Address -.
L. p. HUNT & CO.,
mhS-eowd1wtt Louisville. Ky.
(Lou. Journal-Sf5)
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned having purchased the entire stock o.
r9 Clocks &c. formerly owned by g. Gossen
lily the citizens of Evansville and vicinity that he
the business the old stand, First street. be-
ween and Locust and would be happy to wait on an
him with call promising to give satisfaction
or sale The ENTIRE will he sold at small advance
cost ANY REFEREECE TO FORMER PRICES,
and all goods warranted as represented d, !
E All kinds of Watches and time pieces reparedln the
pe isn91 IF = 49, 80 CHAS. BARNUM. +
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NOTICE.

The undersigned having purchased she interest of Mr.
Churchill the firm of Hornbreok Churchill will
the old stand under the style of Horn
brook Co aad SELECTS patronage of the public. All
persons tie old frm will forward and
hesame and all having claims against the old hr
dec7-W M HoRNRReoK co.
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FALL. CAMPAIGN!
EEAESDN ARE AT WHOLESALER.
A NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS. S. WELLS.


CHAS. S. WELLS,
w returning thanks for the generous ratronsget
apprise Interior Merchants from indiana Illinois and Ken
and city also that he has on
ery & R as he a as ever eGSrs IN the
e. rates y him 5Srg % Of 1S the EoS
he is only able but decidedi di posed
afford the same Goods to cash or goo, time buyers
Merchants and Traders feeling assured that he dOhe
Among the (amost ple) comprising
stock he names the tHlloTing to -e trade o,,,
500 dozen Pocket knives Gully assqrted -,
1890 % DO s steel shears and SCISSORS;
and German silver
So dozen Coffee Mills all grades;
! 800 do Files and Rasps. all kinds;
100 lbs Brass Kettles. turned bOttOms'
800 dozen But Hinges, do;
| $50 dozen Door Soeksand SOekeuj
sS eSS5F 1dfS'
50 dozen saws. from NIL IT, to Ksy.hole .fs
50 do Ames' aud other rbrands shOvols and Spades,
cases JaPanned rinwar e. fly fly assorted.
Whips and tssss Brushes Combs Needles; sPsetass
heavy Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea Ket-
-'' Gun Barrels and Gun trimmings,
Carpenters and o0Oper' Tools WnSST ss's sSe
| oct2 Main street. I'd door below Branek saak.
| NEW SPRING GOODS.
& rs d n sS
BieaGhed and brown Muslin; cannelon sheetings;
Bed Tesipgs al Plain ssFPd and fancy Cot
PLAIN dark and g0ld-miEed Farmer; DrilliPg;
fpa?s9E o sfS~n and oolorea
BroadeOths. all eoors; Dagonal Cassimeres;'
Cassimeres. do; ' Regatta doi
'A''ne'S' o' prints. 53
! Super Rich Fancy Super Nader colors,,
Blue Blue and and White White; DO DO Purple
Orange Furniture Pe + s styISS; .- III,
GnshaH' DRESS GOODS Dc Black.
Dress Silks black and fancy eeOred Muslin Apaea
plain ana printed yasonets sSss Null and Book Ngsn:
Fine Ieghorn and Panama Hats Palm do, shangha
Straw er%an Braid do black s0 y gna d Pea{ hS1sa
B0nnets SILK and b bSgR s0i ND SHOES. resea
Ladies and Misses I'D s S Mud EnsmS ns
Children and Youths de- sGFeeF wen ss so
We respectfully country chants visiting
eiy to p 81 our KEEN PRESTON
T0I5IfFt SEi 1P0mades in pots jars and sticks;
Macassar l. BandOne Curling Fluid. Hair Gloss.
Lavender Water verbena, Eau vemet for
ing the SKIN S ana at as Ts a IN
Lubn and 9th rs Tooth Powders and Tooth Pases Treas
Powders and all the Otherartees in the line Of Toilet
/ NJ.
noviS Firststree opposite Post-etbee.
NEW YORK COmWESEON HOUSE.
THOMAS FL. IEAGHEE,
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
24South William street, New York.
DEIEG IoRgsestablished with extensive connections
ID in the above business respectfully soeits eonsgu
ofall kinds WeserB Produce which will rceiNo
immediate aud personal attention at the lowesi possible
scale of charges Particular viii be bestowed on
consignmcnts of Tobacco and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments whenrequiFed by
J. H. MAGHEE * CO.,
faboO.tf Evansville, Ind
l,.Ir.. ,,..I, ,,,.,. $1,000 ~ nnek wheat E1onrf
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CHEAPER YET!-Surerfae and BuckEheat tlourt
u sale at reduced Prices " ~. Z = vrcrvpN
janH j. ". y D 'lCNGNl
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MATCH RBP4iRING.

TENHE Undersigned having the above business
a in Eyansve haters himself with the hope that his
Experience and skill all descriptions time
machinery will upon trial found worthy attention
only the resident citizens OF the city, but also those
comprising the 'circumaInbien vieinage.''
His shop the Post Office where he be found at all
CFTCE Hours. myS r. II. GATES.
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"a ~ 5sATKFNTSTTSWTP

TAS-G-JoNES andJAS- E. BLYTHE. Attornies at Law
- Evansville lndlana have associated themselves
ner nthe practice Law, and will praetice
N this and counties aud in Supreme nd
stct COURT hey design turning their
narly tol lawn short they will be prepared to
gave Ia minutes an abstract of the title
lot IN Evansville its enlargements Lamasco
gehr with their pinion the title fde-
XvJE dArr+f
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NEW YORK ERY!

SECOND NONE WEST OF THE MOUNTAINS!
On First opposite the Post Ohice
EVH dersgned after long experience in the busin
in the city of York, in which CT he is ackuo"l-
edged superior in the management of well ap-
pointed bakery, would respectfully announce:
That he fully prepared furnish all kinds OF bread
cakes crackers pies rolls doenuts etc. etherat
wholesale retail.
Weddings private parties balls VIII De
supplieI often desired with everything resh from et
oven at the shortest notice
Graham and brown breadsalwayso on
hand.
The devote his reconsideration exclusive
his business which shall be executed style not
ta su rtassed bv any ene WI J G. GAUNT- .
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STOVES! TIN AND COPPER ESTAB-
E4FsRMENT.


.zza. THOMAS SCANTLIN, of the firm ofScantlin
azs 81 Parvin has returned from Princeton and take
xastszz up his residence permanently III THIS CRY
1 - where he will devote his to al,
ton of the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining 10
their business They also prepared to do all sorts OF
work, &c, sc Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done the shortest notice andin the most perfectsty
Call atthe store of $CANTLIN d PARFJN.
novi4 Main steet, bet FrstandSecond.
FURNITURE, WALL PAPEEs, &C.,
ar SCHMIDT * STARKE's.
NwTE keep constantly hand variety of Sofas Divans.
va Lounges Chairs ETC., of our manu- faeture or
any these articles with hair plush
also I5t received large an beautiful variety WALL
PAPERS. of all qualities and styles, which qectful
" o lti5.f + SCHMIDT & sTARKE.
! Ts AN&1sO{GT8 'E5ON.
NEW YORK AND EVANSVILLE,
VIA = LBANY. BUFFALO AND TOLEDO. f.
~ heroha generally from New York to this place.
the reliable lines. very favorable terms Ship
contracting make 1t to the}r Interest to hi BY
.ff- GEO. FOSTER Z co. 81
BEDFORD LINE. -...
Leaves New York daily Sabbaths pied. transship
ment At Albany. Steam on Lakes.
: PRoPRIhToas AND AGENTS
6 3 |isno - Ile Broad St. tup-ssair} New York
J: G: Patten 8 % ;, Buffalo, MY.
Geo. Foster & Co.. Evansville. ind.
GID osN EGO LINE.
From foot Brosd St.. N Y. daily No transhirmen
Sineilir i Co.. TO!edo' 04u 0'"ss0 AiHs' 0Nis
PRoPRiEToss AND AGENTS.
| F. S. Littejohn. 100 Broad street, New York.
Fitzhugh Y Littlejonn. 0swego, Ny.
Sinclair d Co.. Toledo, Ohio.
Geo Foster Co.. Evansville. Ind. y2T
] \ eS
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TENHE ndersgned his Tailoring Establish
n Second street. ediatey opposite the Pres
terrain Church in the office with DR.. Wood whore no
would be glad all mis- old and goedy
Der of and would be pleased them with
anything his line such vests pants Shirts draw
order the shortest possible notice.
Thankful for favor he would solicit
coutinuance of the the hands of liberal public.
y26 J. L. NELMs.
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CLOTHING, &C.



SINCE MESS RS. ALTERING d Drummer HANE
~ leased the Old Corner Stand Water street. under the
Journal Once and dled it TO with the largest
styles Fall and inter clothing
nishng Goods and sell them astonlshingy low the
ALLIES BEEN COMPELLED ToSURRENDGR.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part of Mems and BOys Clothing
Hats Caps and Trunks with the most
OF Gentle Dress Goods and Tailors Furnishing Goods
brought this city Their facilities for purchasing and
manufacturing superior ether house inthe city,
which at all times to fill all orders with the best
ogoods the bargains Country and
and the public generally respectfully invited call ana
examine their New Stock Reduced Prices before puc-
ng elsewhere. declS-tt
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rented the er Brick Building on First street
doors Bemept Viele's and in afew days
resolving Spring would respectfully
invite all customers and the trade
rally to call an shall be prepared to oder them
beth the quality of Goods and IN our
will goods all cash and prompt time
buyers house in the West and we solicit
the patronage of all such custom - - ,,oao,>,
feL1 j H & w. w. MO ORGAN
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BOOTs, SHOES, &C.. FOR THE
<MnEN HEnAK &F

Sole French Calf-skns French Kpskins. Innings Bind
ings Topping Gerta Pereha. Webs. Threads sparables
etc materials used in the manufacturing
Of Shoes Gall and examine for yourselves
Ia fore aah deeII III. j.
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COPAEtTNEEsNKTP NOTECE.
EE AvING in January last disposed Of my Interest the
late firm of Morgan, Keen Preston have this day
formed partn ership with brosher VIM w. Morgan
the name style of J. H. W W NoRGAN Tor the
purpose ofransaetng general Yhoesaa business in Boots
and Shoes Hats. Cans, etc. j. IL. MOhdAN'
Evansville, Feb. q. 3d. tl-t tot.'. ls.tt ,-fa
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no THE L ADIES.
CO.PARTNERSHIP

TWNHE undersigncd have this day formed
under the firm of sndrlcks Nc Rea and viii 60 ntInu
bricks & Go. v. K. HENDRIOkS,
dsc12-tf W. A. MoREA.
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Gentlnmen7s Furnishing
Good

GOOD ARTICLES, AND CHEAP.
vi EW STORE.--The undersigned has just opened
Clothing Water Street, between Vine and
streets nhe formerly occupied by Mr.. Hsv
as Grocery He lust received large stock Of Fall
Winter Clothing 1.-THE and the latest
style which will be sold remarkably cheap All ar
tcle Furnishing Goods such Shirts Coll
lars Cravats Socks Drawers Handkerchiefs SC. &C. of
varieties always be found at this and
gIy cheap Call for yourselves.
epIStf - ADDAM JACOBS.
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AM now prepared all kinds City Express hush
have received alarge heavy Wagon. capable
of carrying 2Olbs on springs made expressly for the city
damage hauling grain from the canal to the rivcr and in
fact kinds hauling andoy express business done
the hortestnotice and reasonable terms Enquire at
my23 COOKS Family Grocery.
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COn1ressiOnal.

In SENATE, Mr.. Hunter reported bill making
appropriations for the payment of invalid and
other pensions for the year ending, June, 1857.
Mr.. Mallory from the Naval Committee, reported
a bill authorisng the construction of ten steam
sloops, and would ask its consideration on Monday
next.
Mr.. Bell, of Tennessee, spoke on the Central
American question-taking moderate ground
Several unimportant bills were passed and the Sc
nate adjourned.
In the HOUSE, the Speaker announced the spe-
cial committee on the Railroad between the At
lantie and Pacific, as follows: Messrs Denver, of
California; Woodwork, of Illinois; Houston, of
Alabama; Mott, of Ohio; Wells, of Wisconsin;
Kidwell, of Virginia; Jewett, of Kentucky; Nc
Carthy, of New York; Evans, of Texas; Reade, of
North Carolina; Wood, of Maine; Lndley, of Mis-
souri,; and Kunkel, of Pennsylvania
The Speaker also announced the following gen.
tlemeu Regents of the Smithsonian Institute, on
the part of the House: Messrs. Meachum, Warner
and English.
The Military Academy, the Deficiency, the Pen
sion and General Appropriation bills were report
ed
A message was received from the President ask
ing the appropriation of three millions for the
manufacture of additional arms and munitions
of war. 1t was debated, and undisposed of at the
time of adjournment.
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~ To the Voters of Richm0nd...The
day Ii hand when IL will be your duty de-
sgnate the polls the individuals of your choice for
various municipal Offices. and among them. not the
least important, will be that of City Sergeant
For this Office high order of intelligence great
rmness of purpose, business talent matured by expe
renee, and courteous department, essentially
necessary proper discharge of its various
duties. Many individuals have been proposed and
many more may be expected to be named but among
them all not one, in the opinion of those who have
known him longest and known him best, can combine
more Of necessary qualification for the Office than
our worthy and much esteemed felow-ctizen,
FRANCIS J. SMITH, who from boyhood to man
hood, has been with and of In sunshine and
in Storm in sickness and in sorrow, have all known
where to find him, and always have found him good,
true and trusty.
Should it be the pleasure of the voters of Richmond
to select Mr. Smith for the office in question, the
writer knows him well enough to know that his
whole time and personal attention viii be devoted to
the proper discharge of its dutes but should it be
otherwise, he likewise knows that he will be found
the good citizen STILL he belongs to that small
class unfortunately too small whom Office cannot buy
and its privation cannot alineate
fe 3-ts MONROE WARD.
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TnLHoRAPHIC NEWS.
RgpoRrED Foa THE DISPATCH.
The American Convention Nomination.
Made.


The American Convention Nominations
Made.
After the withdrawal Of portion of the North
ern delegates on Monday, upon the rejection Of q
proposition to nominate man who was NOT IN
favor Of interdicting slavery 1t appears many OF
the Southern delegates who had withdrawn re-
turned to the Convention We observe among
the returned Mr.. McCuE, Of Augusta. The fol-
lowing dispatch is all we have about the ballot
ing:
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. esp. M--The Conven-
tIon succeeded in making nominations on the first
ballot, viz: For President of the United States
MIllard Fillmore, of New York, IT'S; George Law.
of New York, "a; Davis, To- Hustled, 3; Kenneth
Rayner, of North Carolina, IL Judge Mclean, Of
Ohio 49, Com. Stockton, of New Jersey, 3.
For Vice Observation-Disclosures Jackson Doneison,
of Tennessee, Isl; Kenneth Rayner, of N. c., II;
VIM r. Smith, Of Alabama, 8: seating, 9. g
Mr. Donelson made an eloquent speech. He
said that he owned one hundred slaves, and loved
the institutions of the country of the whele Union
North, South, West and East. All espoused the
American cause warmly. Several others adj
dressed the Convention. The Convention al
iourned sine die
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The Rritish PeeraQe.

been made in the House of Lords, by Lord Lynd-
hurst, that the letters patent creating Rt Hon.
Sir James Parke, a Baron of the United Kingdom
for life, be referred to committee of privileges, to
examine whether they were constitutional. He
declared his opinion that to raise commoner to q
seat in the House of Lords by patent for life was
unconstitutional Earls Grey and Granville and
the Lord Chancellor maintained that the appoint
ment was legal, and Lords Campbell and st. Leon
ard that it was not Earl Derby supported thu
motion, and said that it had been Ilaid down from
the earliest periods that the essence of the peer
age was that it should be hereditary. With the fal
Of the hereditary pceroge ,coald be sacrificed The her,
aitnrn znonorchY
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MARINE NEWS
PoRT or RICHMOND, FEskuAlY ..


ARRIVED.
sehr T. Raymond, HuIss, Aftakapas, sugar and mo
lssses c. 7. Workman co "a
Echr Lucy Sharpe, sharpe Attskspss, sugsr ana
,nolasses e. T. Workman Go.
schr n, Watson Robinson, New Orleans, sugar and
molasses Dunlop, Moncure Co.
schr Haxall, Moss, New York, mdze, ID. w. Cur
IS schr Hanover, whippls. New York, mdze, d. w.
sehr S. r. Allen, Baker, Boston, mdze, D. w.
Currie. ,urr
Steamship Roanoke skinner, New York, mdze ana
Steamer Pscahontas, Jones, Baltimore, mdze,
Steamer Belvdere, Pritchard, Baltimore, mnse
Scbr Westover. Rogers, Boston mdze.
schr Windsor, Dunbar, Liverpool, N. g., Hour ana
bran. .ahx,
Scbr Resulator. Dunn Hampton. mdze.
schr Two Companions Chester, Hampton light
Schr Virginia Richardson, York River, mdze
Schr Lewis Cass, Crosse, York River.
Schr Adeline Bailey Baltimore. flour ana copper
Schr j. J. Bamel, Auld Charleston, 3 g., Iron ana
Schr ]. Ailsworth, Cushing. Nansemond light :,
sloop standard, Woodruff, Baltimore, four ana
Sloop Ariel. Something's, Chuckatuck, light.
Schr Florence Miles, York River mdse.
Schr Florence, Noyes, Warrington, D. G., cable
iron. q
Nrw YORK Feb 25.--Cieared, scbr. Golden Rule
Van Cleef Richmond; schr. James Holiness Holmes,
Richmond ~ r..-
Arrived, steamer Jamestown Norfolk and City
pain
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LOST.

OS T.-On Monday morning between
IL Grace Street Baptist Church and the Fair
Grounds a GOLD BREASTPIN, in the shape of two
leaves with bud in the centre The finder will re-
ceive fair reward by leaving it at this office.
fe T-lt"
1 OST-in the neiGhbOrhoOd of the square,
IL a small bunch of KEYS. The finder will be
warded by leaving them at this Office. fe 27-lt*
T OST..Between Grace and Franklin sts.,
IL on the East side of 4th street, large black MO-
SAIC BREASTPIN, with gold set and figure of dog
it. suitable reward will be paid for it, if left at
this office. fe N-3t*
+ OST.-Lost on the Goth February, n
IL large Comedian Watch SEAL Is sldes set in gold,
between the market house and the Mechanicsville
Toll-gate. liberal reward will be given for its de-
livery to LARUS SHINE.
fe 3S---6t
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

Col. Kinney gone 10 Join Walker-San
Francisco Markets Dull-AgricuItnra
Prospects GOOd-NIining GOod-NO Elec.
ton of u. y. Senator, &c.
NEW ORLEANS Feb. 25-The steamer Daniel
Webster has lust arrived from San Juan, bringing
advices from San Francisco to the 9Th inst.
Col. Kinney has gone to Grenada to form an
alliance with Walker All the Central American
States have formed an alliance except Nicaragua.
The San Francisco markets had a downward
tendency. There had been considerable rains in
California and agricultural prospects good
Mining accounts were excellent.
No u. S. Senator elected yet and no probability
of a choice Gen. II. S. FoOte was the American
nominee.
Saunders. andr Hammond, both formerly Collec-
tors of the Port of San Francisco indicted for
embezzling funds.
No fighting in Oregon.
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To the Voters OF Richmond..-I am a
candidate for the office of CITY SERGEANT, at the
ennroacbing election. Having acted 80 Sheriff in
Hanover county and Magistrate in this city, and
having had an experience Of than twenty years
az me reliant, consider myself qualified for the Of
fee.
If elected / promise to devote my personal stten-
ton to the discharge of the duties Of the office.
Respectfully, PETER w. GRUBBS.
fa N-1ms
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(ioupfuerciaI

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-Flour is firm: State 81;
Ohio $7.S7; Southern 1881. Wheat Inactive
Corn advanced to Toe Pork improving: Mess
$l5.Sl. Beef declined: Chicago reported $l3 50.
Lard declined to l03. Whiskey firm. Stocks firm:
Virginia $95.25; Missouri g.
BALTIMORE, Feb 27-Flour firmer. Sales of
Howard Street at $675; City Mills held at Sc 62 to
1918. Wheat steady Red $l400L45; White
$l.500l60. Corn $3.50. Provisions unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 25-Cotton advanced
Sales of $500 bales. Quotations of middling S2a9
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rvr The NTnyornIty...As the time Tor the

ry- The Mayeralty..-As the time for the
election Of Mayor for the city OF Richmond u fast
s,;o NJ suitable gentleman to ill the Office, with
ont fear favor or partially And We therefore pro-
pose the name q WILLIAM TA Az our pr.sen.
,;,.a y ths sbsepee of the Mayor performed the di-
res Of the office, believe, to the entire satissc
lion of the community. This card 10 written without
~. Lnowiedre of Mr.. Taylor, who, we hope, will
nannce himself q candidate for the above Office
e SR9ft MANY VOTERS.
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Private accounts relative to our difficulties
with England.

NEW YORK, Feb. 26.-The New York CONNER
cial Advertiser states that a gentleman who came
a passenger in the Asia, saw Mr.. Buchanan on the
eve of his departure from London and was in;
formed by him that all the points of difficulty be-
tween Great Britain and the United States were
in a fair way of adjustment, and wonld be settled
in few days.
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Great Rise i'm the Ohio River..E Eight Steam-
hOafs sunk Mt Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Feb 25-The river has risen eight
feet nthe last twelve hours and still continues to
rise. The ice from the Licking river came down
yesterday, breaking up the ice in the Ohio, doing
great damage to the steamers in front of the city
The stern wheel boats Albertine, Flag, Bridge
City, Grapeshot Madonna, Salem and Yorktown.
all were cut through and sunk, being with their
cargoes total loss of over 100000. Further da-
mage is feared