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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-25

TIE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY,
q Ohm +. GLOVER Il co corner of Main and seventh
~ atrocs Eyan5yille Ind. wold respectfully rsrp he
Public that they have yard and Tor sale low FOR CAsH
Fiee Seasoned Pine Lumber, emhracig AL
qu1e icEnessss Tongued and Groo7ed Pine and
rooring and uudressed Ceiling, Castings
P2nnss; 700 feet sound Common Bo'rds suitable for
shops harms aud encHg 20 Pine and Poplar Shingles
&c Can h. made ori9r Mt the lowest prices shelving
Doors, Sash H'iHa5 Mantle Pieces Moul1urs France e1
ovsaud Wudows, &c. sc. Bills owarded n
who send for them Orders from distance III recevs
r-or7- fstra- tor feIT2 -
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

FENHE PrOprietors Of this House have removed from heT
i'll old stani Main street to choir new Hotel Iut dn-
opposite the Court House where hey prepared to
their old customers and al
call upon them in much superiority than orlerly
patronage spectul sol cit contnu
oite which shall all endP9yors Cer
It, Our fare will be the best the market affords and our
charges moderate.
Good StablI and Wagon Yard kept foreountry eusto
eyI0-d&Wtf FELRER q HEDDERECH
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-25

OLD ESTABLISHED FOUNDRY
X - :. y Y 3 ~ IN EH ~

K 2 I Z Il q Ut III " W.
H'VauSVil3cs Ind
FHNHE PropUetors the CRY Foundry recently
ted Iprre 6repr building tie site OF he old place
and fully prepared do all kinds OF machine and
antns work and everything apreranng to the Foundry
BUSINESS. Machinery all Kinds mpGe and repaired We
facility Of the hest machinery aid
all york en- trusted TO undivided attention.
fe manufactures STA VI i5NG GIN rs 20
required and ready promptly FL orders for this KIND
machinery work and satisfied whrea5Ou2le
prices. The Foundry. Finishing shops &c. Pine
and Sale Room Main street. Just above Second
whore orders will be received.
jau25-tf KRAFT e HEIhuAN
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CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE.

NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T
Let the Afflicted Read and pOndeFt
n iufallibe remedy Scro rnI7. Kings evil Rheuna-
! tsm, situate CHraneJus ErghtOua. Pmres or
uleson Ftcs Botche Bois, Agle and Fsyer Chronic
Eyes Riugworn letter "e7ll Head nlargrle
and Plu ofse Bones and ointq Stubborn Ulcers Syphilis
tic Dior Lumhago Spinal C0Upaints and an Diseases
arising nipdeiN0s of Mercury, nprudence in
Life or lulpurity OF the BLOOD.
E- rnis great Alternative Medicine Purifier
United States who testify
kabs cares performed nv he Of all mrdicnps-
"GARrER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia. Rheu-
nnatsm, ScrnFula Eruptons the Skin Liver Disease
tho Throat Female Comnllnts Pains Aching Of
the Bones N Joints pesy light by using this
great and inastmahle remedy.
all lisePqss tho Rood thine has
30 whit It cean7ea the system Of all impurities
gently and esin Nv the liver aud Kidneys.
the digestion lives the stomach. the skin
Nealthy and The constitution bv
disease or broken Town by the Of youh its pr
tive viS1r aud STRENGTH.
For thu s1ies it rcomparav better than all The Cos
metics uqAd few doses 81 ARrER's SPANISH Nix
will all nfc0mpleNion hiring the
mautIiug cheek give elasticity to thcsep and improve
the general health in arkahle degree beyond all the
medicines ever he4rdOf.
from Persons from MI parts Of the United States is the
evidence that humhug about The
kpepers nagistraes ohvoiqns and public well known
to all add their the wonderful
effects Nf this GREAT RL00D PURIFtER.
the Aqsut and Circular and Almanac. snd read
the wonderful this rny of all medicines
None genuine unless'i signed REVxETT Il BEERS Propri-
M Pearl street Richmond Va, TO whom all orders
for miles aad AFencie- must he 1ddrossed.
For sale Stadaari. Evansville; Uallock &
Princeton: O. II Clark. Vineepncs, and ~
daalersin medicines gRnorallv
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NYNl, EREfEH.ELY,

WETHOLES ALE AND REF all GROCER ARD
Wv PRODUCE MERCHANT AIN STREET --Tl'ou nm
dersizned uld respectfully inform his friends and the public
Of EAansv e and vicinity that. having pnr be The interest
Sc nior partner in the late Of G rs Reilly he in
tends the Grocery and Produce bins old
stand We embraces this opportunity returning
pastfavors and intends cforto inertia cnu1
anoe 0 fthe same. ie2n-1v WILLIAM REILLY.
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Now York. August &c. 1856.
state Of New York.

State of New York
New York City and Comfy, {
Jns.nh q. lawrence. Commissioners OF Deeds in and
city eounkT HnA Notary Public in and for thu
State York IL herehv certify that the G3v the
date hereof before ne perso ally came Vale 20 e we'll
known who being by ly dd dep"sc and that
of the foregoing certificate signed by him.
In wisness whereof have subscribed nv Com
missioner of and Notary thljc OF the New
York. end have affixed my Noaral Seal at my Office, this
25th day of August, 1856 - - . .-
Commissioner of d eds and Notary Public,
g. Wall street. New ! ork
We challenge medical faculty. the United
produce equal Dr. Duprie celebrated Rom sdes
ternal Piles So per hox. Cce IS
Na7saust~eet New Yor' viii he sent by mail
United States. Sold by all respecbs druggists in tie
United States.
B.-An Agent wanted. terms cash.
DIR. DgPRIE'S PILLS
Are uurv9ed tor purifying the blood heinC sfeeeGGl
remedy for Internal piles Salt Rheum Ring Worm,
SloO ward will be paid to any that they
contain anything injurious to the win he ~
office Nassau York and for sale
all resNe table druggists in the L. s.
EUROPEAN PATENT MEDICINE OFFICE,
IS Nassau Stl eet. New Nook.
WM. J. REDPATH & CO..
deo3 Proprietor.
ETANCY Baskets of all kinds for sale low h.
1T decIS 2 COOK E
nREsSED Chickens. Ducks and Turkeys. Tor saleat
RV ceels Z. II. COOK & SONS.
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CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE

JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. 1ST AND2D.
20. SchaeGer q Schroeder's old staudl
Y RES 9ECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding country thatI have taken the above
stand, determined to continue the business, and
will constantly hand tn choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco Ofthe best brands that Eastern markets a
ford; also Snuffand Smoking Tobacco Ofal kinds Mer-
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
es the lowest cash prices, at Wholesale and Retail
Myiengthy experience in the business eonvinces me
hat can give general satisfactiOn and respectfully
solicita share ofpublie patronage. iaplH
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S w " G I S ,

WINES. IIQUO2S AND CIGARS AND pFALE r IL
EOCEBOS. Rye. MOSoSGAHELA AND EECTFIED
WHISKY. OK COEN=E or MAIN AsD
wATER EVANSVILLE
FENHE SUBSCRIBER receiving ma Opening at his
stand, of the largest and best assorted stocks OF
ines liquors aud Cigars brought this market.
The his friends and the trade generally is
liced the stock which i'll be sod favorable
and ~ as lou figures house the West prug
parCcguJc frandies Of brands, Pale and Dark
PInet MsgOry ana otard Dupuy & Co.. with numerous
lot If other brands.
Hei-iek Vine qn7rts and pn together with general
ofGld bourbon Rye, Aonenaaheia Reesihed
Whisky. Holland Gin, Jamaica and New England Rum
ChrrT aud Peach BrandieS Coriials Ouraeo and Swiss
d. AhziUthe
Also choice article of pure Ohio Catawba. and Boston
S0nach EittsTs
B.-A1roys hand Ia-ze and we'll selected stock
Havara. German ami Home-made CIgarsj sarJines and
Pittsburgh Ale. sepl5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-25

EANES SCANTLIN. ia. of the late fl I'm Of James
- SeantliR & SON has ned a and Tin Store
Ma.nstrees opposite the oil STATE Rank VIII Re he
keeping large assortment Of stoves the
STYLES Also M,ntI Crates aud Tin Ware wholesale
retail on the best G5e him call before ur
q
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-25

FVIUE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the entire stock 81
EoaIs comprzaE ,4rge assorueut OF w a. hos Jewel
~ Clocks &c. formerly owned by O. Gos7en, would resrect-
ullv in citizens Evansville ard eiuttY hat ne
viii ctinue the old and. First street. he
tween Mara and Locust and would be happy to wat on an
hin wi+h q call. promising 10 give saSlaeon
or sse The viii he sold at small advance
first cost WITHOUT ANY REFcRENCE TO FORMER PRICES
an all goods wnrr4str7 rs UcpT0s 'E-et
~ kinds Of Watches and tine pieces reTslredl IN the
iap51-'f CTfAS. BARNUW.
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DgFS' Vyl;EFBNG PAPE


The undersigned will continu" the bn7iress OF the former
erm Of Geo Klein Co the manufacture OF Lard Oil.
SOAP aud an & will sell st whole ac and retail the
prices warrantirP the articles fully cnal
IF surcrorto those Of the Cincinnati market or'erS
Main street. between FlFst and
Send ser2-,f DECKER Il KRAMER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EN- INSURANCE. UOMPANl
on Hartford. CONNECTICUT

VI Hartford. C0nnSctcut.
CAPITAL 800, UOO-dn paid in and inUssts !.
TENS Company incorporated with perpetual charter
A in 1879 and nsures against loss or damage by FIRE
Dwelling Houses Manufacturing house
hold furniture and merchandise general Also inland In
Navigation. Losses Will be IbeE
ally adjusted and paid with prom ptness.
THOMAS (. BRACE, Pres't.
+. g. RIPLEY, Secretary.
Application for may be made to the subscri-
ber who duly receive posas and issue pol
oie favorable Insurance ONCE Agency
in the West "A. G. HALLOCK, Ag't.,
eyI1-tf Main street. nearly opposite the Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-25

?
FENE undersigned Tor the sale Of an
= beautiful pattern OF IRON RAILING with round
wrought rods sud figures put up IN great VARIETY
iesaHl Sizes which wiz sell Cincinnati prices, ADDING
FHtIGHr.
This railing cheaper substantial than any other
kiEG Those wishing Railing to enclose cemetery
lots yards for pazzas. will Go we'll to give
Prices from 81 50 to 50 50 per foot. -.
A LAW RENEE.
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL!
HoVs, my Pr NNNLIN TOnL CHEsr.

EPHAGCtFUL aud useful things for Boys. comprising
complies set of 0arpenters Tools. Plauc chieIs.
nao1sts. hammers drawing knives, malies avis
rules and ous other small Tools. Call and them
Oet6 BABCDCE BRDS.
n, New York aud for sale by
7. & D. HERMANN.
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NEWs ror sELI

he- to inform customers, the Ladies in
particular. that ready to show you Of
the g~autest displays, Fancy DRY GOODS,
ever before offered in this market. We busy to
ta DESCRIPTION immense stock. Suffice IS
that Of Ia lies Dress Goods. French
English Merin9 Woollcn Plads black silks,
De Nantillas Shawls the richest French Emil
res silk Bonpet Ladies' Misses and Chillrens Shoes.
Ia masks and Embroidered window CGrtair C4licoes.
Gngas tlanneis liuseys eansS atihet Domestis ans
thousands other articles mention
he whether in sele quality price
still adhere CHEAP SELL ITEAP''
CAT everybody the Mains the
Of First. sep5 ROSER, BRO. { FREY
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sEYlEN CAn InADs as az nCEyiiEs.

FAIL C0GpS
EUST received bY railroad the first Is the season.
- eritable for tNe far trade.
20 rich Fancy Prints; T. cases ASA Sattirets
do -ass'd Clssineres; 2 DO Fancy Ne E.li~s:
, do Beh o. AlPaeeas; 20 pieces Beh silk Plains;
1GcsrtnOns f-'d MEETINGS; n r"~r0ors eh Xix La
with great OF fony ire innings and notion Of
ali kinds fer sale ut very low .ces by = -. 81.
aglS -.a. j. fMA7BEE & co.
Co-P ART'@ E,EiaFE Up IN r?HEE
.. WHnLESALE DRY G. obs BUSINESS.
n III fersiFn ed have THE day red into
ship uuder the s'yle Of FreisaN Jersui, carry on
the wholesale Dry Coos and Clothing by and for
that will be CAD to all their friends at the old
stand Q johnson / Tro2eh Eyan.yiIe nd.
WM =. trench.
aug1t SYLVESTER T. JERAULD.
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VyATSyE7.g.q2 TOOT. %'T3Eg2.
Main Street, Tfctyy. First and Second.
TIME having inst returned from the Hast
| receiving extensive stock of HARDWARE,
sisting 0 all kin d Of
- ccR2'ssC,s TOO1s,
Gu7Iiay arrrovej styles American and
Enslih manu- 5cture forming most complete and choice
assortment; afsa.
Building Hard ware.
Locks and catches. Butts nd Hinges. Bolts &c. Trim
mings for Furniture. &c
Farming FOOLS,
SAoveIs Spades ql and Mtnure Forks Brar Seythes
IIay and straw Knives Grain MS &c,
ES0ygse farm iSs3TEE Goods,
Knives Forks (Anericau aud Enesh) all Kin
Table Sponns Caniiecks LAMPS Walters Kettles
Pans Coffee Mis- Pre- Sets. &C g..
Pocket e}E57tEery-. g E,Ins, Pistols. S-r..
always haad; Chsins Hames. Saws, Axes RoFe. Pump
Fixirrs &c
svtil. vicinity the undermined has LAEGFLY
stoa Hard and viii always keep the
possible Mechanics Tools TIE quality
we'll other goods. continuance
fully rem est-d. serZ4. a WALDEIRCH.
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ENa0R SIs7,r@ avn uCGus.-
d. w. CIV EMS.

q . a q II n ,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
No. IL E'OysiraS Street.
Neyv Orleans, Ii,
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.g4wES sCfTTEEN. BE,
NEW SVOVm STORE!

2 r inst received by Railroad lot Bucks Patent
L L Clrpe- Ceokng S5ove=. improved 1t is the hest
aI stove use Also fancy ENAMEL
CRATES Of LATEST STYLES. novfS
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REF RE y CES -
JAS. G JoNFs. ESQ, NFssRs 2. II. COOK & son.
J. ). MITCHELL. NEssRS. GEO FesTFR & 60.
Evansville, Indiana. aug3o-lyd&w+
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-25

HARPER for November; Yankee Notions for Nov;
+ < i tTo2ey'7 LaIes' Book for Now mbcr;
supply Iiills Shatemuc by autror Of Wild
World. bred by Mrs. Stove. stock of Pa
ger ami Envelopes Just received and for sale by
/ DOBELL Il LISTER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-25

A-tHOICE FLOUR IN BARRELS MD Ats 81,
a, 1 slLi ~ 1,ricPss ~ s. e. GIERERT & CO..
100 Agents Poseyville Mills
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4. s.oct ~ srit their wishes. NJ. A. LAWRENCE
4Itanee proplntIv and satisfactorily
s1II.a '-1AAS - - y2l-dAw
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LUMBER LUMBERn


rcspectull the citizens Evans
veand s1rroundu geoup that ho keeps constant
~ hand lsrc and full assortment Of Pine Lu,7aer,
Shiurle Dressed and Cudrrscd Flooriuv Dressed and Ur
dressed herho3rdinc etc. which h viii scl
,hea for cash Orlers te country solicited
on Carpentcr street near Teilmsu Foundry.
h5s also y2rH at inccuaes near thu EvInsvsll &
ordsyil1c RaToad Dcr' and is AIRED furnish
all IN That section with full variety cheap cen be
be uzht in Evansville L. L. WATSON, Agent.
iy3-tf $685. Ninsennes.
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r l E.E4 %'S' Z E.8l s. 3 rs.
FE7VHOSF wishinr obtain well latest fash
= i5a Hat would 10 we'll to give cal. The most
fattidaus suitol. parfect fit to
those w. . have the irrayviHr ~hq ct head.
sepl6-3m VAUTIER & MARCONNIER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-25

ETANoY Baskets of all kinds for sale low h.
u deels 2 COOK E SON
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e NE{E..S' so boxes W. r. Cream Cheese; -.
~ 4o1nvrs German and Pain Soap
loo Toun Gs Cotton Wrapping Twinc;
% lale- No. Cotton Rpttirr- ffi
$50 rounds surar- cured Dried Ref;
% dozf esh Mustard q Z and q rint bottles
aug2s l.. & -. HEIMANN.
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nREs SED Chickens. Ducks and Turkeys. Tor sale At
RV eeels z. II. COOK & SONS,
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SITIZENS Bank. Cherokee ueurauce and banking Com
y ranv nd Pqnk GEORGIA; Rent o ffhatI
ana Corivnereia' RqnF of Nashville nd Memphis
other Hau IS Aatama. Tnoes'ee Georgia and Nor
and Sonth Carolina taken a. for roeeres at
cash prices bought small aisrountfor cash by
.je23-I S. +. GILBERT 4 CO., Sye. near Water.
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Z iOvinr:'
: 200 tbs Hydraulic Cement 100 1Ms White Lime;
.. CnOlisht WindOw Ssh, aasd; 200 Doors. ass'd;
100 pair do Blinds do; 100 eco Iatts:.f
Gray Lime in bids and BJs. Paints ora Glass Putty,
Nails, De. auF27 +. S, BAFC0CK. Wster street
STVTODs. EgG0FE%, STAFBONERY &c.
"a / have hand large an complete
Nv Of al she School Books in ~ In the West hlso
fancy Note Papc pltn and fancy Fpveops Bl4ct and
Ink Steel Pens Pencils and FenhOlier7 &C. which f.
fer at wholesale or retail! at the iawest prices -
T COS NNGTON & co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-07-19

tend over us the protecting hand of the ma
tional government.
We ask OF Congress no imros~ibli'ips
unconstitutional intrrnr'ld .ins with our do
m.>iic affairs. Congress cannot "g,re ",
hrrj- ar c~nd. hut II can wife ont a lcri,l,
tive government est ,h'i>h.d by fraud and ~
ol.ri~e and institute another that shall re-
fleet the will of the I,eo;,lc. 1t can refund 10
or people all the losses and damages they
have sustained hy reason of TIN, fraud. AMI
restore aud secure TO :hcm What !. more va
liable than cold aud >w-r'rr than lit- the
ti..- cni3gnjrp' "j I'll fb~ir J,oittca' r,gLis as
.ip.,-i.oi. c,.icen> We ak a nations Ii>ap-
r1olt'ion Of a fraud unparalleled IN the his
tory of oar country; lett nation wa-h her
han j al this !I>rrarciul at. and let The his
tory ri IT 80 DOWN To I,o>trrIty with nations
Goa i-rnna'ion III lcllh, engra,en upon lis
forehead
Let Congress- in the rlace of repeating
Ger. va laws 81 the Territorial legislature, be
,ar>,. 1t their ,9t,rem u, f.r'>, - them all A.
Il. l'r,u>r Of he ia,t,r ~ aef Is III the
- -:arIn,l,. 'hcm Lit tbs be done,
,i, n" whole 81 i.,,t = open Ia Congress
ia" wn'ra> ui t',- i,~olr mAt Ice rrdressed,
her >ilfulonai rights rc-trr,h. and peare
.>'or-i Ia the counirt and 10 Tie TERRITORY.
ani ~. Constitution ir>.li yi-iicated. the
'..o-v 90 ION r.ft-i ,.r,.,i,-.. saved. The great
:rrir.l,,.c. II l."pu'al >cHrr'lrh'r ana sell
owen meat r..-.>'aiili-h-': an uriiiir a'ed
fitpl uI,n The sacred hallo'hoX branded
VIII naked di>alp'obu'on, the character
a. oar free institutions preserved unfarnis1-
81. tn confi!rrrr q fhr ;'rol'c IN the per
,.tui.v AMI >tr,nrth al Ire. ytrnnirnt stun
u'a'rd and confirmed, aud the bonds Of the
''.'---. - 90 4 .-..l - ,',l'>h.d u..on tn.
rork Of eternal l>'i--; hut refuse TO do this
ard all ft">" PROPOSITIONS are reversed.
Ii the b.l wa designed 10 effect these ob
l'rt> II viii most certainly fail of it, purnose
t'lt on the other hand tend most directly ,o
tip- reverse OF all these desirable results. and
therefore. finally. as a democrat. a CITIZEN.
and fiiend Of X an>a> one who loves the u
mon. ami the harmony aud peace of all SEE.
ii rs OF the country. must most earnestly
p~ot'.~t ara'n>t AZ passage INTO a law
VERY truly, &. W. \. ROBERTS.
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he would avoi! tho blow. and crasring N"
poe.draw up his Antagonist. aud Will a stroke
~ his to'nahawk ccave his skull. calculating
= grunt Of satisfaction Three did he dis
patti in This manner. alon. and unassisted I;
and as. with his face covered with blood. and
Ms re"kin. ha'rhr; upltted he rode here and
there all fed befnr" him.
The ront was = complete one and had not
Er-mon''S c,rn been utterly exhausted. non"
would :'a,c esrarrd So ended the RTE Ut
-. t'ae H,'red
] would state that the Government. with
their usual speed in such matters passed an
appropriation 10 satisfy General Vallejo and
Other. for their Hoses sir gcars cf'er
This PIT virtual emf 20 ne war. for
though they again made a.:snd At the San
Pascal. headed hv Pro. still they were dis
,,ir;'ed, and GENERAL kraru.v wit. his
mounted h"il d,..ra'r, II, IA viii, grca; los.
The go:rrn"y>hip Of the country being de-
rid"d. vhir:l lai long teen \ source Of
trouble h",w".n krarn"y, :''ock;on and Ma
Toa. affairs trramp u.Orc settled. aud the 4
m~r'ran tore. now l,ry"!v argm.n'cd. WIS
placed on such Il oiInc a. 10 soon crush the
head Of rank rph-!lion" and Plro and Cas-
trO flied 20 N. lower conntrv. TO Fl Lht for a
time longer against incr,fUJe tf,fe
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wera>, al their first election Have you
infoned your patrons of the result OF this
invaca.:or? DO they know. that only
oneI,urth of the votes cast belonged to the
Tertorr-tfat the others belonged to out
slider. who frciEly threw their votes for
surhana;hates As suited their diaboliral pur-
pose: Are your rea lers posted up in these
MATHS:
Bu the Border Rufiians should he pun
isE,d as we'll as the Free-S;ate settlers and
thcir\ Orthern supporters
AM why nave they not keen driven to
theirhomcS. and order restored in that dis
tnrbal country? J. President Pierce 50
weakin power that he is unable to put down
few thou>ant robbers? Has he 50 little
authority thar he cannot command troops e.
no!h to keep peace in his own daminioas
fo; NAV make some of your readers believe
he las done his t!nfv in Kansas, bu. suhcr-
uIiUlcu. unbiased Ult1l W! ii:' S4UN ~ w
!iep such u;toundrd and Unreasonable
>tanment>. IIow wasn't in Boston, when a
fugitive slave was likely to esrane from his
owrer through the irtl:cncc of the Al clifton
i-fs' How soon were cannon BROUGHT forth
andtroopS mar,haled TO enforce this uni'op-
u'al law And vet nine months have gone
by. md the Border Rullians are still commit
ting their foul deeds of h'ood,hed upon the
-. e N"reno T.r +hnr;
sand frermen Of Boston and vicinity could
be CON 1"l'.1 TO obedience in a few hours
yet half as many mjnions Of Slavery can re
Sist HE President and all his troops three
quarters of the year. with no prospect Of
Welding to lawful authority IF this doe,
not prove the President to be weak and i'm
beetle or traitor. am ignorant Of his du
ties. his resources and his authority. i.