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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-12

o. BY notice it win be seen that next
Tuesday evening Concert viii be given for
the Benefit OF the Poor. We presume it will
DO an excellent affair, and shall have more to
say about it.
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0s.T The weather continued very cold yes
terday, without much sensible change for the
milder. The river was not yet closed last
evening Ice running heavily.
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MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON,
JoBBERS OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
NOfionss Hats, Gaps, Bonnets and


HAVEnow on hand very large and general assortment
py Ssssss s.oxy u pant G n F s
blue and white blue and orange black and white solid
oil and deep and drnin do Tcking beaehd and
Sheetings Cambries Overeoatings
Sets TwseSs Ky blssk and fancy black
bury spotted Flannels beached and brown Cotton FAnne
Jingle aud seamless asgiug Toweing Canvass Fading
silesas Hollands Sank silks Florence do sergos
Shrting Stripes Apron and Shrtng Checks rich
and Baggug Plaid Gnghams. plain bright rich
e9lored and De Chilli
Araeas eolored plain and figured do: black and
Hfr Irish Linens: Cotton OH silk an Linen Handker-
cotton bleacled an brown Jacquard otton Tsble Iabs
wOrstd aud Cotton cOlored Table cOyers, Piano do
'i''--9 WHITE GOODS.
plaid oanbrics. aconets ali
SHAWLS.
Plain and embroidered Bay State Long Shawls 81 by 2s
and u by inches md small plaid WOODEN do black
NassTsne blue plain single a1dlons
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
white Merpo 90; Alpaca Prussian blaeI and
Morsyian do; ingTaa blpsk Spun SIR do Misses white
chi dreRs eaa sa Aid Woolen Hose: IS
women white black slate md colOred Cotton Gloves
s1s Os e L's Thread do aee
Misses eolored Cotton Gloves Csshmeredo children
RaeEskn Mtts: boys Giorss Gotten ai Lisle
Gloves. - 1l---
! NOTIONS
suspepdsrs white and eolored Spool white
cOlored 81 d. black and draA Lasu Threads black
color'd Sewing silks black and drab Twists black white
eolered Worsted do: bonnet
Ribbons black Silk Velvet do: Side Tuck livery
English raw-horn Fine and Dressing COMBS Lead ana
Pencils Steel Pens Psn-hOder Envelopes Memoir
andam BOOKS and Letter Paper wrappine
Sewing Dlrning and Netting Nee Hes: white japan
Eyes. and Swansbill Porse-noaaisa
Pins Pound Hair do ThiNles Purses aud Arcs
Shirt Coat Suspender DO Dre
d.. Razor Strops Shaving Brushes and Boxes sans
Percussion Caps. Hat and Water p-oof do. sfass wsz
MORGAN. KEEN Il P&@@@@&R
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DIR. W. I. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AND EEVERS

FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLSI
AND FEVERS.
often and too 5sgqs&y the
certificates pnrportpg from persons who have
are merely brain Of the ompounder
Of the medicine signed with ns a.
public and which
the diseases caption this advertisement
SIRE and speedy remedy 70 subsstste this assertion he
would refer in this community who after trying
'ound relief from the use Of these Pills
The.e Pills composed of cheap ingredients. and
made and put up by the subseFbers and eonposed
prices generally set on Patent pills. But those who
days the patient attend to his daily
IS
application to the subscribers
This csrtihes that my very with chill
and h sna % p spS npy fna s boz
fseteda speedy and permanent cure. JJHNH. MeFAR.
fever purchase box Of Dr. w owen's SHY ceiebra
well believe them to be the 6s.t Pill offered the
,owESsFono. KY May II. 1855.
years been Nth cls ana Fever and ind
DAYS at time was at last induced to try some Of Dr. W. r.
Chill Pills. which did and to great joy, after
most lOathsome Of ali diseases Chsand Fever.
mo ss 5 20 s2 efys fs Pss Gss nSs
and word Tor it, will b. troubled
with iils again. CHAS b. GRIST
Box HARMON. KY. A pril II. 1855.
ThsistO certify that had Ghil and Fever in family
for ten months and tre1 all the Chill Pills and
Chill had in the country ordi
nary they have stopped the chs the of
with On oldestson
would make permanent until came
DR.. Chill Pills and safely to everybody
'--s WIN o. JACKSON.
owESsToao. KY, Feb. 20, 1855. +
DR.. W. T. OwrN-Dear Sir: have been afflicted with
fever for six months and after trying
sound and we'll. and believe
best medicine in BALTHASER " ACH.
Thave kno gen em.n x years and eerti-
| > J.PLUNKETT. River Trader.
Pittsturg, Pa.
This have fever for tbs
tried remedies without effect then used
of Dr. Owens Chill Pills and they entirely cured
NE. THOS. P. TAYLOR.
/ OwrSsBoRo. April IL, 1855.
certify that had chif1s applied GOOD
physician who prescribed for gave medicine
which did break the chill relief
stopped the ehs. and perfectly we'll They also
cured ofa distressing pain the side which
fearful wonld result in something serious Persons
with ehils would do we'll them; they certain
cure. GEO. w MONARCH
R- These Pills warranted to cure in every instance
where the directions are folio we'd
Sc For sale, wholesale and resail by
Nv. COMPTON, Druggist
0wenshurE. KY.
Also by WoGLSEY Il SAWYER,
| Wholesale and RssAi saenN
Evansville nd.
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REMOVAL.

TENHE undersigned has removed his Tailoring Establish
to Second street. Immediately opposite Pres
byteran Church in the office with DR.. Woed where he
would be glad to all his old customers and goody
newons and would pleased serve them with
anything in hsl such PANTS shirts draw
made order the shortest posi- office
Thankful for avors he would solicit
cOntnuanee of the at the hands of liberal public
y26 2. L. NkLMs.
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CHANGE OF PROPRHETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES PAINTS, OILS &C., & &C ;.
AT WHOLESALE RETAIL

WHOLESALE
go. l. E. He& We LIN c.. t-.-
rItHE undersigned have pnrchas the efe stock OF
L Drugs and Medicines of j. NJ. ID. Miller & Co., and
carrying The Drug business the well known
etand Of Keller Farnsley No. IL Water street. under
the firm of LEIGH q Vcrling.
Charles LEIGH, ofthe firm hopes ifayorably known
20 the public having been engage in Mr., Crawford
Bells Store the last five years Peter Veflng, ofths
firm having been clerking in the present. he
asst three years, fatters himself with hang the conf
dence ofits old customers.
Weintend keeping hand large and fresh stock OF
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
strctattenton TO business and by low prices to inertia
beral patronage both from old and new customers.
CHA RLES LEICEs
fes25-1y 5sss PETER VERLINes.
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RISING Sun INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
RISING
Eoard OF Directors.

Eoard OF Directors.
s. Hathaway. b. D. Loring Jatob O. W ellis.
Jno. ". Spencer, John Grsce- j. Hathaway,
j. p. Ubray. s. f. Covington. J. w. Talbot
v. T. Pate, Wa. Ii. Powell, George Gillespie.
3. J. HATHAWAY. see'y- 5. HAITIAN Pres't.
The both these Companies and their
managed by citizens of this and their
rations confined exclusively the State of Indiana
Risks taken Buildings and Mercha and also the
arsoes of Flat6eats and Steamboats, at equitable
prem nj by Ii. q. lGWATHMEY,
oct2T-d3u Agent.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
S b w N @ III A G III ] N Z S.
FALL CAAIPAIGNi
EEA h DM a HE Al ~ ROLESALEs
NEW AID VERY LANCE FALL STOCK.
GHAS. s. WELLS


CHAS. S. WELLS
NWTH thanks the patronage
Wv public he opened in EVANSVILLE would
sppre Merchants. from Indiana Illinois and ksn=
city purchase thsthe has his sexss
in the Heaviest stock u Hnrdwafe and cat
VILE sale Many Goods purchased at resue
by him. during depressed OF the markets.
East in England diree from Europe,
American Goods filled at the Msna
offer and sell Hardware aslow figures house
afford the Goods to cash good time buyerv.
He invites careful OF his stock and priees y
and Traders feeling assured that he dobem
full justice
Among articles (alost bo) comprising ht
stock. he the following to the trade:
$50 boxes AxeWells Lippincotts everes and Collihsi
s. dozen ?. ehet Knives (f9lly assorted
Is do Steel shears n Scissors;
do BszoIs md Streps;
iof ross spoons-ron. Brittsnia and GsrziH Eiiysii
so aozen Coffee Mile. all grades;
3 do Files Rasps, all kinds;
1000 lbs Brass Kettles, turned bottSms;
lbs SRdireus. assorted;
800 dozen Bpit Hinges. do;
1900 Screws giml-t pointed;
$50 dozen Door Socks and eekets;
300 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards;
900 pairs Shovel and Tongs. iron and brass heads;
go dozen Saws from Mill to K-y-hoe;
DO Stetlyards aud Scale Beams:
do Ames' (and other hrands) Shovsls and spAdssj
6 casks Pump Chain and Fixturcs;
Japanned Tinware fully assorted.
yEhps and Lashes Brushes. Combs Needles gpeeacIes
Mennaes and Fancy Hardware generally. together with
goods Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea kst
slss Knives and Riddles and
Gum Barrels and Gun TFimmifsgs,
nd Tools, Window Sash,
CHARLES S. WEI LIS
oct2 Ms lin treet. door belo
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Rnnrd of Dirrcfnrs.

John D. Defrees Win. X, Nofs;nger. H. W. Talbot
Willis ". Wright, Vim. If. McCsrty, Deos Root.
c; II; Ellis. J. W. Spencer. "; G Wharton.
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owtSsBoRo. April IL. 1855.
no OLE CUsTOMERS

TO OUR CUSTOMERS
SHORT settlements make long friends by way of
keeping up friendly. call pay your hts
have place in
win be so NICE. Just call around try it, -
HENDRICKS Il MCREA. First street
PS-Ifthe above don't work. shall be Obliged try
the of DUSSISG-
SHAWLS.-
= $50 Long Shawls. drab centre;
aud forSale By JAMES Low co..
ssSi+a&S AsMGa ssrsss, IoussSlrss Ky.
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MISUNDERSTANDING NOTrCE.
STEAM MILL FOR SALE.
GREAT CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN


% is shfT enTs and
field Posey county in tne healthy and well tmbered dis
trict. suitable to such business.
OF lumber in day. Circular Saw;
oaen wagons and Chains sbS and
good Dwelling Houses with eaeh Stables
acres Land Witch is Included Also Is good Poplar
Trees standing u miles from the Mii: 80,
which will in whole in part Real Estate in EvAns
For further rssliculaTs inquire at the MilI. .,nn
Il nova . D''' ~ saw $. E, GILBERT co.
ITALIAN CLOTH case italian Cloth received this
u day and for sale by noF2s JAMES LOW CO.
A&INGHAM.-2 cases oOnessoga Bingham received this
Doy sa' 4D' W sue JAMES Low E co.
do blue blue AND S %5s do
do English Furniture Prints,
do do solid black do.
nov2s dAw AIS Main street. Louisville. Ky.
BOeTS AND SHOES.
GREAT INCREASE IN TaE MAMMOTH STOCK, AND
Lo! Still They CozneI!
our stock Of Boots and Shoes is new complete embra
chdreDs sad Light work; and misses
ogSer and to wear we'll Our IS double the
size Of osr IN e haEs arefs 9
ire time anc is given to the purchase and sale Of
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES;
And wing this merchandising entire
tention have decided advantage oyer those whose lime
pans Fsb hoos u Rat snd coPiuroy
sibe- to-moye- abost- without ables.
Notions Notion Houses and Dry Goods from Dry Goods
Houses city is no place for sSg1s{ tSF1s McRE
nS7l2 street. FostsrBlock.
SyoFFEt rs prime for sale lev to slssf
ALUM sALT.--zsOO bushels feE s ss'e r y
VEHiTT AND GREY LiME FL ash for 9Sr sale y
THANKSGIVING DINNER FOR ALL.-75 fine fat
nov.s COOKS Family Grocery
EFRUIT.-lo boxes rev Layer Rais'ns;
n do Zants Curran S;
.. 100 It's citrOn; j TSd Tsceiysd i at o..
GSQlTARs AND VIoLINs.,A hne lot Of Guitars and
"a ViOliDs just received per the Adams Express by
nOvzs If Firststrest. opposite POss-Ofice
ATsAsIl.EI. LISTER. $ Dickens Household Words
LLES S.s!: Rs .si1f.s sroel De LANES.
!: ]; ]: $: 5: j: '-. !: S:
''H no1M '-'' ~ @-r JAMES Low co.
WHITE LEAD-iO6 kegs 6 eqF fog snls y
Ef egs
Just received lot Of COPPER and ERRoDi6M Pens
which for their superiority eheapness and durability
issrs and these e ,he drst Pens; They wTits
them az novzl T. HEADEN'S Grocery.
H. G. COOPER a. CO.,
FAVIEG repaired and rented their Pork House. Siauzh-
tering and Packing Establishment. Evansville lad
are to DO il their line of business
Tank which is the best know turning
the hog. such Is heads: etc, to profit
They will the highest prices the hog its Oa
They the trade sell the whole part
They II pack commission otherwise merchants
farmers speculators.
III COOPER viii at all tines found his posi- stLs
4 AZ the Pavilion Hotel or the Pork House. Come
fnXSTERS-We prepared furnish Holt & MatIeI
NJ Oysters in lsntity. for Christmas and New Year
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LEwIsPoRT, KY, Jan. O. 1855.
This certifes tst have had the chs
various remedies without effect
of Dr. Owens Chill Pills and they entirely cured
THOS. P. TAYLOR.
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CITY EyPREs9 RgeINESe,

CITY EX pr EgSR BeRINEeE. ~.
AM now pared do all kinds OF City Express tus
hAv just alargq wagon capatIs
Of carrying springs made expressly She clay
business Such furniture without
DAMAGE hauling grain from the canal the rivers md in
fact all kinds hauling
the shortest notice terms. inquire
my23 COOKS Family Grocery.
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LAW PAfsTNEmSHTP.

GAS. g. JONES aud JAS. E. BLYTHE. Ateornies Law
J vansville lndaua have associated themselves part
in the practice Of the Law and Will to practice
this and the dining counties. and in the Supreme and
District Asy design turning their attention partie
lary land law In short time they will be prepared
minutes abstract Of tho title TO almost
lot Eyausye. its enlargsmenps in Lamasco.
ether with their professional opinion to the title II de-
ircd- yl5-d&wtf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-12
FLOUEsrNG MEL Foxs SALE

IHsHE gEed for his FIGURING Mill
town Of GRANVILLE Illinois Almost everything eonnec
with tho Mill new-engne Buss. boiling cloths,
There three with everything excellent
running order aud calculated do fine profitable
There also wi the Mill
dwelling oue well arranged for comfort with the
ry houses 10 desirous of emharkng in
business this kind chance is here offered which but
seldom be had The country surrounding this abonnds in
every kind grain keep the mill constantly running
all of which be obtained at such prices make the
running the mill very profitable The entire property will
be sold reasonable and time given for part OF the
money make it if dcsireda
improved land will be taken For further enquire
on the promises. JOHN RIG ALL.
jams IF
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FRED. GEA BON DEaaO,
COMM IsSION AERCH Ant

NO. LAFAYETTE STREET.
New Orleans. La,
HF0Rthe sale OF Butter Cheese Egss Dried Fruits
u Flonr Meat and all sorts OF Western Produce and or
the purchase of Groceries, Cash advances mde
signmebts. deel+-dSn
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JOURNEY ZEN CORDNN AIN EElS.
M ANTED Immediately Crescent City Shoe Store -
dseIi-dis IT, j. HART.
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owESsfoao. XIV. Feb. %. Is,

owESsToao. KY, Feb. 70, 1855.
DR.. W. T. OwrN-Dear Sir: ] have been afflicted with
chs and evers for six months and after trying
edes, induced box of ysur Ague Pills, which
cured sound and we'll. and believe them be the
best medicine in BALTHASER " ACH. +
known the above gentleman for six years and eerti
J.PLUNKETT, River Tradei
= Pittshurx Pa.
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MATCH REpATRING


FNHE UadcTsgped having the above husin
in Granville. hatters himself with the hope that MIR
experience and skill in all descriptions
machinery will trial. be found Worhy the
not only of the resi- lent citizens city
comprising the ''eircuma mbient viciD age
His shop at the Post Office where he be found At ALI
OBFICE HOURS. myS R. Fl. GATES.
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ksUNDRiES $50 lbs hnlIed Buekwhsat Flour;
- 500 do New Leaf Lard:
500 do Picked Pork;
Just received per C. Bealer at
novi7 COOKS Family Grocery.
RAOOis pPRiNGS.-New article and good for sale by
EP deeS CHAS. s. WELLS. =
zeRINI:S Received So jars Fresh Prunes lbs
a for sale by BovI5 /. & .. HEIMANS.
IsNDaANAP0LES INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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JUST RECEIVED
4 NEW STOCK OF sUMMER MILLINERY.

NONSISTIN of Bonnets Of all descriptions
u ul brnidered Mantiltas, Parasols,
Gloves Mitts Caps Head Dresses
which the particular attention of the Ladies'
1 +. x. BARKER.
Firt Main and Locust opposite DR. Bray
residenee. u
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Bon HAnBoH. Ky. April II. lss5

Box TTARBoR. KY. A rl IL. 1855.
This is certify that had Ch and Fever in family
for the past ten months and trel all the Chill Pills and
Chill medicine that he had in the country In ordi
nary they have stopped the ch the of my
family with exception On oldests there
that would make permanent until came
Chill Pills. and safely cay everybody
wM o. JACKSON.
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nYsTERs-We prepared to furnish Holt & MatIey
~ Oysters in quantity. far Christmas New Year.
dseIt TENSEY & SORENSON.
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HAVING repaired and retted their Pork House sianEh
tering and Packing Establishment. Evansville
prepared do ything their line
he most style They E. Wilson's patent
Tank which is the best turning the ohal
the hog such rs heads. ETC., pre- 1T.
They will pay the highest prices the hog
They in the trade sell the whole
They ii pack commission otherwise for merchants
speculators.
H G. COOPER will at all tines be found at his posi-
at the Pavilion Hotel or the Pork House. Come
dec3
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August 1879,
that had ch1ls and fever and
eputatio that Dr. Owen PILE had in curing chs
fever co purchase W. Owens sy ceiebra-
ted Pills. hat used the whole beoreI entirely
we'll and believe them be the Pill
public tor the of Ague and Fever. E.C. AYRES.
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ADmlNlS.rIsATRIx,s SALE.

fENHE undersigned AdmnisIatr1 Of he estate Of Pas
q Lyon decd will sell. at his late residence In
Perry Township vanderhurgh on FIR day the 4h day
OF January next, the following personal property;
thousand bushels in cribs yoke fwork
mick head young eatsIe tcolt young horse II
fattenig hogs. 80 stock hogs stacks Of hay lot Of Ehsa
and farming utensils household and kitchen
rnitnre, beds and beddiI <
credit Of six mouths will be given
dollars the purchaser giving with good seenrty
ing relief. ELIZABETH LYON,
decI4-dfw3 AdmipistratrIx.
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JOHN F. CRISP,
o II A RY PuRE.IC

A T he EVANSVILLE LIBRARY Association ROOMS Eos
N Buildings. will attend drawing Deeds Nor
ages and al other writing entrusted him deelTdF
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RxAp 1uE roILowING CERTIFICATES

LONDON. Laurel CO., Ky, Nov. l. 1855
NFssRs v. H. SMITH & Co.-Lass month when visit
Louisville having been afflicted with the ch and Fever
aud ndig relief in the ious remedies
induced give Fever and Ague Care
trial. and missed the chill and have been i'm
proving think the disease will return
would earnestly this valuable prepar-
to afflicted with fever and que
Chiils. Yours truly, JOHN "A. CANAAN.
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ADMIN5STRk zTOas,S NOTfGI

0TICE ishereby given that she dersgned hes beeu ap
pointed Administrator with the will ANNEXED 81 DAME
F. Goldsmith county deeeased Sale
estate is supposed to be solvent
DANIEL W. COLDS NTH
dec22-3wt Aduinisrator, will annexed.
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NEW YORK, Jan. II.
Flour firm, sales 5000 bbls. Wheat quiet.
Corn advanced, sales of $4,000 bushels at 93c
for Western mixed. Mess Pork advanced,
sales Of 800 bbls at SIC. Beef dull. Lard
firm. Whisky firm.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-14
How it works in New York.

The attempt to fuse the Buchanan and
FILLMORE forces in New York will no,
work satisfactorily to the leaders who
make the sale. The Cooperstown On.
Y.) Republican & Democrat contains !,
circular signed by Five Hundred and
Elghty-Nlne citizens, who have hereto
tore co-operated with the American par
IT,, They say that having become salts
ned that an intrigue is Oh foot to divert
the obligations resting on Americans from
their legitimate ends, and being now con-
yInoed that to cast a vote for Fillmore is
an indirect support of Buchanan, they take
this method of publicly avowing their de-
termination to give to the Republican par
ty, and 10 their nominees their earnest.
active and most hearty support Galena
Advertiser.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-14
Valus Of the Union to the North

Whilst the Richmond Enquirer is enesr...
argument upon the value of the Union -
North" we offer two or three colls,er,, 6
which we should be glad to see worked =.
the web Of the Enquirers argument,
PosTAGE.-The annual receipts from
in the slave states are 81 ,4S6 1884, and r. 'Ase
of mail transportation is S2,0S7 .2S6. pos cost
in the free States. $4,39l $50 cost of s 4
transportation, $2,36l ,607, which all 90 .esii
prove how the suffering South is opuresssS !, !"
the North. 0!
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIyEs--The frea c..
have "A members. the Slave States SO r,e-' sa's
One free State member represents 81 e3s III.
men and women ; one slave member rer,esa u.a
68, 725 whites The Slave States have 50 ,aa.I
bers in the house Of Representatives o..
on slave representation.
u S. SESA9R-The free States with
ulation of 1928 .670. have 80 Serstora
slave States with population of ,l76 Al ts 1'
80 Senators, that every 4l370S flee r,s no
the North have only the same representatio. :; ~
the Senate As every 2O6215 citizens Of Il. .I,r n
States
To our simple apprehension this would n,,r.
that the Union, which the Enquirer holds in y
high esteem, has positive value for the Sell
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-14
~ IRE Rich

rs The Richmond Enquirer saws that IL
case Mr. Fremont Is elected. "his Cabinet vii,
nndoabe eddy consist of the followin gentlemen.
ssta'e Department. Speaker Banks; Treasury.
''ohn Bell. Of Tennessee; Interior. John NJ. Bots
Virginia; War Department, Jas Watson Webb
= New York; Navy. Henry y. Davis. of Mary
ana test Master Cereal, Fitz Henry Warren
g tera, Arty Gen. Gov. Chase, Of Ohio"
hat sectional Cabinet this would Re
W,,"idnt r. The En7.irer has certainly seiec-
~ ~'fol'S CABIN q Tor the Colonel: enc -hs-
e'1i' az hon"r fo an7 administration.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-14

of c,I - Ducnlhan testimony IN favor
OF Col Fremont, the Washington Union saws:
I" 1t is evident that Mr. Buchanan in 1880
labored under the same misapprehensions as to
tne conquest of California which prevailed
throughout the country
This IS making Mr.. Buchanan sad block.
head for he was the Secrets.ry of State who
gave Col. Fremont his instructions. superinten-
aed the execution of them, and could not have
peen .he victim OF misapprehension in the mat
ter without proving himself unfit for his no.t-
much more for higher one. Does the Union
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