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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-02
EVANSVILLE IND. WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY q ls56:g@
aALITTIElaUAKEREss IN 4 HURRY.

4
An amusing matrimonial story is told of the
Iolden time in New England 1t so fell out
that two young people became attached to each
other, as young people sometimes do The
young woman's father was wealthy Quaker:
the young man was poor but respectable The
| father could stand no such union and resolute-
| ly opposed it, and the daughter dared not dis
obey openly She met him by moonliebt
while she pretended never to see lsiii-land
tshe pined and wasted in spite of hersesas Size
was really in love--a state of sighs AHA te.is
which women oftener reach more in imagina-
tion than reality. So the father remained in
exorable Time passed on, and the rose of
Mary's damask cheek passed off. She let not
Iconcealment, like a worm in the bud, prey on
the damask cheek, however; but when her
father asked her why she pined, she always
told him. The old gentleman was a wiiower
and loved his girl dearly. Had it been a
widowed mother who had Mary in charge. her
woman's pride would have never given way
before the opportunities of a daughter. Men
are not, however. so stubb IN such matters,
and when the father saw that b daughters
heart was really set upon the mate i, he sur
prised her one day, by brea king out: "Mary
rather than to NOPE to death, thou hadst ,et-
ter marry as thee chooses, and when tase |
pleases." res sq 4ss4s a
And what did Mary? Wait till tie b rds |
of the air had told her swain of the Change or /
till her father had time to change his mind /
again? Not bit oft. She clapped her neat
plain bonnet on her head, walked directly into
the street, and then as directly to the house of
her Intended as the street could carry her
She walked into the house without knocking /
for knocking was not fashionable then-she
ound the family just sitting down to dinner
la ;fo1 4
expected an apparition as an heiress in the. T
widows cottage, but she needed it not. Jcal1I
looked up inquiringly. She walked to MIN
md took his hand in hers--sJohn,s said she.
father says may have thee'' And John
got directly up from the dinner table and went
70 the parsons. In just twenty five minutes
hey were man and wife t5se
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MISCELLANEOUS.
a9 z. III. C0Oka& SON,
WH0LEs ALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
1E G kOCE 1sAklS de PROVISIONS
EVANSVILLE INDIANA 80
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
RfTAiL DEPARTMENT.
WHOLESALE. DEPARTMENT.,

MAIN STREET, FIRST DOOR BELOW THE CORNER
F H. COO begs thank his friends in Evansville and
x their avOrs freely bestowed
him he has been IN business them and tak
opportunity of Introducing their notice his
f. A. COOK whom he has taken into partnership from this
date and soeits for the new firm III. Cook Son
the support literally himself
q II. Cook SON having taken the business premises and
wh stock of Mr. NJ W. Foster
confident that thew will be enabled supply the ctzers
Evansville with article they require
eary Provision line T. H. c. Son wish especially
attention of persons in the country having prodnce
dispose their increased facliky
stock supplying them at heir with all
required in the wholesale epartm prices
must ensure their orders for the future feb2-h
NEW GSDDSs
UST received at Mrs Cap and Trimming
e@ AEsean of Window Shades Oil Cloths,
reau and Stand Covers. First street Vain,
mh4 MRS. Mckay.
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A PREcocIous YouTH.-sTo nv son.
what are you going to do with that clubfs ~
Send it to the editor, of fcourse.si tes syssl
But what are you going to send. it to tha
editor for?" ss'F7
Cause he If any body win send him 3
club ne will send them copy of his paper !
The mother came pretty near faintine. but
retained consciousness enough to ask.
- But Tommy dear, what do you suppose hs
wants Of club?' ssT1
Well, | don't know replied the hopeful
unless it's to knock down subscribers
IS don pay for their paperb s - ss,.6T
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GROCERIES AND Liquors. CORNER
81 6f4 vINK = NSvILIE, ND
FWyHE have this day formed copartnershp
@ the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery and Lqnor
business Eavng succeeded the business of Messrs Alis
purchased their stock and made additions to make
shall able offer bargains
For CASH any house in Eyansville city il the
West R. s. TENNEY, q
ianS @t fFE& 81 aEk# EsgsS- S0RENSO&.E K
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TEN CENTS PER WEEK
NUMBER 279.

Does:-No, don't like dogs; always ex-
lpeet them to go mad. A lady asked me oncs
'a ior a motto for her dog Spot proposed,
.'0ut, damned Spotia but She d id, not think fl
sentimental enough You remember the story
|of the French marquise, who, when her net
lap-dog bit piece out OF her foctnans leo.
exclaimed, 4Ah poor little beast! 1 hope e
won't make him sicl1n | called one da1 on
Mrs. -, and her lap dog few at my leg and
bit it. After plying her dog. like the French
marquise, she did all sns could To comfort me.
by assuring me tie dog was Dissenter, and
hated the Church, and was brought up in q
Tory familYs But whether the bite came
from madness or. Dissent, ] knew myself too
well to neglect it; and went on the instant ia
surgeon and had it cut out, making a mem
orandum on the way 10 enter that house no
MORE Sydney iSaasth S.-s-< -
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8 fs.TA country girl coming from the field,
was told by her cousin that she looked as fresh
as a daisy kissed with. dew Well. it wasn't
any feller by that name, but b i'll Jones that
kissed me confound his picture, Il told lsin
that everybody would find it out ? - szslls
.zaf rsii,a
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E y w a ss ID YLE,

p WUEhEk.
BOILER MAKER AND DBLACKSMITHING IN GENERAL.
% ANUFAGFURs Of Boiler Rivets Railroad Chairs
Louis Mo-
HS seeondhaud Boilers always hand. Repairing lone
upon the shortest notice mhis-3n7
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Z. sAe
INTERESTING. 10 THE OLD LINE WHIG Con
yGlENTIoN,--We VI take the following paragraph
from long and very able article in the Balti-
more American, which is one of the very
ablest of the Old Line papers of the country.
We have no doubt that the sentiments ex-
pressed in tare the sentiments of at least sew
en-eighths of the Old Line Wings of the Uni
ted States - - -
:, We have never disguised our approval of
Mr.. Fillmore as the man who by his former
connection with the Wing party, by his pres
ent position, his known principles, his ability
and7experience as a statesman, and the pledge
given by former administration, is best en-
titled to the support of Wings in a contest
where, having no candidate of their own they
will be forced to choose from those placed in
nomination through other political agencies
In common with a vast majority of the Wings
of our own city and State, and we believe of
the whole Union, we still retain that conyc-
ton, and shall endeavor by those means that
public journal may fairly and honorably use,
to press. the Convention to adopt that conyic-
ton. Such a course is our right as Wings
who have never allied ourselves with any
other party and have always supported Whig
measures and Whig candidates when that pri-
yilege was allowed us. But it will be for the
convention, speaking assuredly the determin-
ationaof the Wings of the Umon,, with full
view both of the duty and expediency Of their
course, and with an earnest, consideration OF
what may be best for the country, to decide
apon the final course we shall take.a 4ffthat
decision can be obtained from convention
that is truly Whig we anticipate no difficulty
in recognizing its just obligation.
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Am Fs1Es SALE.

FEsHE undersigned having determined to to califor
eeexs sale the Farm which he resides,
situated the road leading from Evansville to Mt. Ysrnon
Tewaship. containing Said Ian is
we'll improved and supplied with
and in healthy of the county of
6urgh Persons wishing purchase part the whole of
said Farm will learn the by appcaton to the under
sign ed upon the premises. Title indisputable.
avfO-Iwd3mEy " EI1glas THOMAS KNIGHT.
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w1T. x. TTcGIsEW. .
TiIEyNEYAr slR ENslD

ATTORNEY AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Once q the Crescent City Bank'' Building.
49, my25
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no ROATmEN,

n~ HAVE opened. the corr
-NaH kner of Canal and Main streets.
~xs8 A&A BOAT STORE and Family GROCERY Estrb-
lishment whore I will he prepared at all times
supply Canal aud Ohio Boats families with every
ticie they need in the of stores.
Canal Boatsen particularly requested to remember
my place. mhl3-2twdtf Ohm FARRELL. &
1856. NEW SPRENfs GOODS. 1856.
ST in fresh lot of Spring Style Goods
~ 70 dispose the lowest figures
We shall all the latest of d
rect from the importers and manfactarer and hope by
strict the the mereha merit fair
share Of their patronage. J. G. JEWELL & CO..
rhI3-tf res fs Corner Vine and FIRST streets-~
@@@H mh26- Y. H. COOK L SON. :
UTILITY BEAUTY, ELEGANCE
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EVANSVILLE T00L Sl'Oks H.
r*7, SIGN OF THE BIG PLANE.
MAIN BETWEEN FIRST SECOND. y
FEE undersigned having largely increased his stock of
A Hardware. sale to the citizens of
an surrounding Counties. extensive assormentof
~ ef.f - tT f- ~ ssE
for Carpenters Joaers, Mwrights. Cabinet and wagon
makers Coopers. Masonry Gansmls. Blacksmiths and
Butcher c Also constantly hand afu
aat st h 81 BUILDING HARDWARE
locks atches butts shutters hinges bos
goods, cts. nails glass. sash and paines.s fFsft-
tt& GARDEN ANDFARMING FOOLS II 4
Pocket and table Cutlery Chairs Brushes Scales Bells
Axes and variety of articles usually kept in
stores al taazsa e $50 - -
H- Orders by mail otherwise carefully attended to
mh3I ssa h1aEsst5st AUGUSTUS WALDKIRCH.
SIRED q ATS irst rate
- mh24-1m s4 @SHANKLIN q REILLY.
sur rERFINE FLOUR-Choice brands atrodueed prices
- by mh27 j. ". s. YlCKERY.
WaT-GHES. CLOCKS, JENELR X. sc. !.
ET have received (and continually s%Azag ad
~ dsons large and fine stock of Natehes, 5eEery
Clocks Silver all articles usually kept in
JeweTy being manufacturers
ed sell figures The public orally
and the sdies particular invited call ad
eur stock and prices. BITTROLFF SONS.
apis s Main hst. LIST andza.
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~ MECHANICS, WORKN,
UNDR z AND MATHINE ST


efag s EvANsyaLLE. I'M. -, + .
WILLIAM BONLE & Co., 80 s5s4-
EAFING purchased Mr.. Henry Sehriber's we'll kno wn
A Foundry would respectfully uuanee of the
patronage extended him. and invite the all
Foundry work of kind done. faetiss We
the business. and will all work
do. prices reasonable We prepared anufae-
Engines, Fire Engines Hydraulic Presses
Screws Presses Saw Mill and 3rist i Machinery.
Buildins hastings Thrashers Corn Shelters.
Lard Kettles Lard Presses Railroad Work, Steamboat Re
pAirs done. etc. Efl fe ss1ts3gs5fs tssaf sa
Castings of description made order at short notice
Steam Boilers Lard Tanks and all the fixtures belonging
-ihergt0.s fs5.-s 81 s5s.sssar-4. rg
Brass castings of all kinds made to order. .tis1
All orders may be addxessed'to W NJ. BOYLE 81 co.
mh2s ew Evansville. Ind.
GROSS keg Fassets ed with leather; OK Marroa;
Is dor square German Gocgne ~ doz bears Ill
sale by s apl7a u e8 az 4. D. HEIMANN-g
125careons Bonnet Ribbons and han STYLES;
100 do new styles Dress TTimmings; = fffifff
pieces twill d French Black CLOTH - faAs
20 eartaons SILK Velvet Ribbon. different widths;
$50 Parasois. assorted styles. pcs Satin de Chine;
50 dez Tuck GeHabs ,TSdo India Rubber Pu
ia 1e0 doz Horn edos $50 gro Fetal Vest
100 gro metal Coat Buttons gro horn Paua
this day andf sale BY e. JAS. Low 81 CO..
Inh29-d&w -. 4tS Main street, louisville KY.
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pRtN,TEss-S ZOE PAPEES.
g. Ex0nRNfAN.

MOS. 4 and 70 WaIIst., Cincimmati, q,
Az AyE ON hand a Beautiful stock of PRINTERS Pa
III PERS Cards Gard Sheets, Black and ocored Inks,
f3ronzes. yarnishes &C.. which they fer st. Ase
MANUFACTURER'S PRICES. & b
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FpR. CARB. SODA 40 half-bbis ID and fors.
III I'D r.
COAI1I GOAI1ft

Vi 5sdiam Coal COMPANY. Of Evansville. oer e.
- for the delivery -Four Thousand Coal
either at the river side opposite the Mines 1hs
The quality Of the coaT being beat On a
Lower Ohio. it is we'll worth the attention hio
dischargngo receiving freight at Evansville
by corling there.
Il uisville Jornai and Sc. Louis Intexencer Sspv one
month. and send bill to this office. myft-fm
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V CHANDLER A. HARLAN.
EOHN j. CHANDLER ANB JAN lGS HARLAN J r. have
eB together partners the practice
and all hded to them One
both always be found a their ofhee on Locust
House. give counsel transact bust
ness. Prompt attention will be given to collections.
n 1
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AGRICTTI.TUIgAL.

FENHE subscriber having received fresh supply of Impe
prepared furnish the folio wing articles
the most liberal terms. consisting Of
Corn Crushers. Fhreshfug Machines Corn Shelters.
Moving Machine, Corn Drills. Reapng Machines,
PIows. all kinds, Fannfng Mills, HarroEs.
Cutting Boxes, Cultvatars. Ciieuar Saws,
Ok Yokes, Meat Cutters .-rs Log Chains.
Axesand Hoes, Trace Chains, Apss' ShoveIS,
Ames' Spades. Days Shosefs, Lipu ueottts Spades
Lipneott,s Grain ShoveI Best Steel Fors
eraI OF Garden Implemen 5.
Send erders Fhreshing MlchneS.
win be limited TO the demand 49, s@T.sE- Ns ~
rah6 THOMAS GRANT, Main street.
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G r Q K q E q. " A j. IS Z & CO
eRAAMESArAL SIGN PAINTING.
LII orders will he atten ded with punctality and dis
patch. Once Venneman's Row, Vine street. between
Second and third streets. feb26-tf T.
- a B0XES city window Glass sxl0 9x II lOxl4 0xI2
~ ~ ex6 20 extra pint TASKS received this day
and for sale by ap5 |. D. HEIMANN.
zgATEN LEATHER G. 4IFERS.-Gents black drab
cloth. leather gather boots. Oxford and Prince
Albert from the fashionable manufaetpry East
ap12 HENDRICKS e McREA. 5
"A CASES Ladies Booteea; Child Bootees; 50
W Men calf and kip shoes; Men
for sale by mh3I j. H. MAGHEE & co.
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) 40. KoGERs, H r. M,GuIRE. !. s. ROGER
taOtsG9 sIsEUKRE r. az co.,
! -yom,a issien and Forwarding Merchants
NO. %. .PoYDRAS STREET,
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III GAS Ezante Currants; bbI paper-shelI Almonds;
A. &c boxes Raisins asssd VI. Y. and Layers
III II COOK & SON.
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st}Il AVk KITS At wa rs ALE UlND q lsTAIL.
ME constantly keepEon han large
III ment offrssh Water. Butter and Sugar Crackers and
also Soda Pilot and Naval Bread which being
enged by Machiaery. they
pssee in the texcelled
Atty U2nHssaEosy the country.
stock alwa hand at shop Water between
ST yeamore and Vine.
deefs-ftf sE aEI1 at Elgaf L zSINZICH. 3
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r E e N E M 10 N T

EVERY of the above will be found well
N "A Ell and Of the Immense
ties Of Goods we'd atthe we'll known store of
VIM. EocUentEaI q Co.,
Corner of Main and Streets Having and
seleetion of Goods surprising Rthe variety styles
and shade also in quantv aud quality every thing
which hoHse exhibited take particn-
pleasure friends and IN Evansville
and veiutyto give call. We ettsnd invitation in
particular the ar arrg then that every article
Imaginable the Of Dry Goods. En- roideries
S wss French Scoeh) Fancy foods Manilias White
Goods every des srpton. Shawls. Millinery and Straw
ooas can be the richest choice and most varied
fully convinced that satisfy the
ossansane expectations and satisfy claim respecting
good taste and low prices In Cotnr ofeyery kind
please every demand for fashion color quality
and goods. and Yourselves
nalial w. L0EWENTHAT Z. e CO.
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@SHANKL a. REILLY sou respectfully invite b.
~ tenton of the ladies Of thei1
large and varied stock Of white goods
Il La merck. Lace Cellars and Sleeves -. -
Erb}d Linen do do; - FsFlf Atsa sag @
Mattese Il Chrochetda Nsa = So
Bonae Muslin S,# AS &
Japenet Cambria and Swiss Collars; Fsaf
Swiss aud Jaeqnet Embroidered Bands
do do EdgiDgs and Insartionss
English Thread. Lace and Edgings; ~ AZ sas
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
White aad black English Grape Collars Isl
Nolian and white emhroi aered Skirts ssFss ~
- French Gorsats aud j TX Vests.
Striped Nanlsoek. Swiss and Plaid Nuslinss
Real dotted En4brotdered s~fss dress patterns.
: z1@Eet eg prices by my2 as SHANKLIN g. RELY.
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aipped care by
w z. .BRowsE u Co., Vineennes, la.
fesEpIcr q WILLIAMS Grayviile, ILL
tl'RtLEY N Co., Evansville, Ia.
s. T. HovKy. do de-
iia PusoucHEr S1 ERos.. Mt Vernon. Ia. dee2s-1y
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EHHRWOOD HOUSE.

,M ,MMRlNtpS.--25 eases ne w .tyles fancy Print;
l@ 5 do black and white do;
do solid black iE-~d dass s4 ! $50
Ffsec' this dNy and for sale by yAMES LOW " s9,
mhis-d4w AIS Main street, Louisville Ky.
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SUPER FIN FLOUR in various
| - fer sale BY apf4 J. W. q s. YIcKERY. :
E0sIERY 1000 doz assorted Hose Half Hose rsea
nS2s ivy ''' - 'Ars " JAMES Low co. I
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FKED. ElEL bon DisaO,
.SPRHNG 4sOOHDS!!

VA receiving largest and desirable
@W took of DRY GOODS. BOOTS. SHOES HATS
GAPS and notions offered In this market which
ap4 Us. JAQUEss & co.
& &SQFFEas.-40b bags prime, per Empire. for sale by
~ noyI3 7 GEO. FOSTER q co.
a tARpET 6'IE 4IN.--25 bags or sale by
" feb6 Is ,. Il. GlLBAtsF 4 Co. Syc. near w ater.
% AdlK F Ef.25 its prime Ne. Maekerel reed an 4
4e A for sale by mh4 PRESTON ssRos.
ECEIV ED25o gross X. 7. Matches for sale by
d. O. mh4 T.. Il D. HERMANN.
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y ES4WNSa
r.e MEEHERE can the hungry PEI pie get
Wv The best of Groceries, dry and wet7
They'll find them You may safely bet,
AtZ. III. Cook IL SoNsS.
There's -four an id sugar, soda soap. 53 afs5F b
Pipes pickles. buckets and kitchen staff = =
Cigars quite worthy of q puff Y
For cash at Il. III Cook 81 SoS+s. W
There's Goldfish. coffee. starch and spice, @Ass
III ans cheese and butter. very nice; IA
All to be had at thelowest price. 81
.te 1anss For cash at e. Fl. Cock & SONS.
Corn meal, molasses pork and salt
= a nd further. lest the rhyme should halt. a
You'll find iusk every thing but fault rs
-rt For eash at q. II. Cock IL SGN's.
a In fact. believe this tsle - 5.s.5sa
No man, EXCEPT stupid so5.
Can vaAtf for oven. pan or pos, e9EE
s 0r any tR& ng that be got as5.s sss sasFE
To nibbfe cold or swallow hot.
II llaA& For cash at q. u. GeoR & SoN's. ~ zaRl
III IA Boxes Planes aad Plane Irons lust rec d by
M " mhlf s s4& lesasa VS. WALDKfRGH.
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"A XLEs-2so sest Buggy and wagon aales sor sale By
IA my3 SAMUEL ORR
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EgELNf0NTs wORKs-l75 kegs Va. nails assorted
III ~ sizes, rec d this day and for sale by
ssH % fe -A7s5 /. ~ D. HETMAEN.
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ID EsT QUALITY q BlaIEsvilla FLogk. 4 Essgee ssgsee

rs pcs fancy Silk, handsome styles; #iat
ERec' "a this day and for sale by JAMES Low &-COs
mhIs-dkw 4lS Main street. louisville. KY
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ICE ssEsFsWsTCE C1sEA7

SE ADDER. dt'.- cask Madder Dbl Salt Psere; 1af1
q bags Pepperi 5bags Spice, just per
ufy7 g - = o. H. COO K q sr5N. &
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SPRING AND SUHI1IEIg Z.

M HAVE just returned wi tn stock oFsrzg and
goodsselected by yeif with styiea d
teral and ve the geatlen of the city aud vicinity
call Shop second
sifnAI Mr. ltara kreh- A n A L
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THE CREDIrORs OF THOs, HEADEN, DECD.
D. Re requested to their clansin the Common Pfezs
IA Conrt at the earliest date possble in order facs
tate the settieIne at of the estate - = EAszs
jea WY Wy arg ATeAEsos nn AanasnistrAsors
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EARTsHELs Neshanie potatoes; 20 bush white beans;
We 81 do dried Apniess ssf8 do drisiusaehess
Tor sale by api7 HERSRBERGER CARSON.
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C8lz CT ~ ~ So

4 A& L. ia 4t@
MEMBERS his pro to the citizens of
- ansville and vcinity residence JudRe Fcst
andys \ Bohendick on Cberrystreet Evansville. Ind
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The Constitutional Question.

We shall soon republsh strong article
on the powers Of the Council Of Censofs,
written for the Waterman by one Of the
most eminent lawyers and judges Of the
State. A personal friond-who does not
generally agree with us in politics, by the
way--complimenis our article Of last week,
and adds that the North part Of the Staie
will be quite unwilling to submit to the rec
concentrations Of the Council. As you say
there may be some amendments that would
suit the people, but on the whole we must
reject them"
tits worth remarking and remembering
that while biennial sessions are recommend
ed in Vernon, no less than three states
which have tried this experiment. are trying
to get back to annual scssions--to wit, Ohio,
Georgia and Alabama. Other states have
been forced practically to the same thing by
holding extra sessions. Ia Massachusetts,
the basis Of representation IL under discus
sion. and one objection made to reducing the
number OF representatives. seems 10 us TO Oe
forcibe: IL is, that the smaller the number
NJ much the casier is 1t controlled by the in
Guence Of large towns and Urge corpora
lions, and by outside irresponsible lnilnen-
ces known as the third house that Is to
say atiornies and lobby men, who work for
pay. The member who made this suggestion
said he spoke from erPerieHcc having been a
third house man. aud as such having prac-
tised upon both large and small bodies.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-03-14
The Campaign Begun.

with this number Of the Uaichmdn we
commence political articles, belonging prop
erly to the Presidential campaign; and
henceforib, politics, state and national viii
necessarily occupy large share OF our
columns until the Presidential election. Con-
siderng the importance Of the Presidential
contest, aud the exciting questions OF State
matters suggested by the Council Of Cen
sors, we think there never was time when
j, was more necessary or desirable to have
the people read the newspapers We there
fore ask our friends to make an effort to ex'
tend the circulation Of the Vdiehmdn'--
Terms, unfortunately, to single subscri-
bers or packets, Isl from now to Jan j.
ls57,-paySbe in advance.
March z, 1856