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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17

UUENRICO LIGHT DRAGOONS.-PA- AK
LII RADE at the FAIR GROUNDS in full win ESXS
ter uniform arms aud equipments in complete
der on SATURDAY the 18th OF October, at hafnsAsn
past I O'Clock A. N.
by order Of the comnandant {. HANES,
Oct ibid Orderly Sergeant OF II l.. D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-17
@NDYSPEPSlA.-T That our readers may pro
~ perry understand the high medicinal aud cura

,Y.ror particulars see Scheme in another column
Oct Is dit
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24

Scot, eoau,y, to insewsc, the pcld read
also, e'
No, .. n. Off, "A bin providing for the hay
ing out of . Territorial roaa ffom winoaa I
Austin also,
No. /, N, Of RE provide TOR the iayin,
out ~ Territorial road ffom the forks .
Crow river. via the bead of Buiialo lake, l,
intcrsect the Territorial road running firm
Minneapolis 10 ~. Cloud. a, .aigsg} "a
Amer some time apeAt IN committee. N,
bills wese rcpostsxl back 10 the llouw with
amendments. the report accepted. aud the bill,
or,icrd 10 b. sngrossssl iog third eading
On motion Of Mr.. Sturgis. tho bill insorpe.
rating The lake Superior. Mississippi, and
Northern Pacific RAilroad Company, was N.
iarrod " Tho Commitiso en Territorial Atlairs.
On motion of Mr.. Buck the Housa rvolyoi
ltself into tommitiec al The Whole, Mr.. Nor.
ris IN the chair, on the following hills, a
No. 2, ". of RIA hill granting A. l.and
u, W. Riggs right 10 establish and main.
tain ierry over the Mlssiasippi river.
No 4, II. Of RIA bill granting ~ Mathew
Ewing tho right Ia establish and maintain a
fsry across Tho MisSs~ippi, nj Winoua,
No. 20, IL, Of R--A bill granting Samuel
Allen tho right 10 ostablish aud maintain a
ferry AerpA tho Minnesota riven at the town
Of Chaska. Carver county.
Tho Cunmitteo Of the Whole reported the
bills back With amcnJmonts, which were con.
CARED in. aud tho bills ordered 10 bc cpgrossed.
On motion Of Mr., Haus, the HOUSE ad.
joarncd
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24

4 B,s KLyPHtST--Tbe editor u the New
York Sunday T'u' has ~sn tbe baby elephant
that Wis born roently in tina, city, and gives a
very pntty arcouB, u III" liiis crra,ar:
Thee baby eisphahts are very Interesting Oh:
je'ts Thy arr Isrsetiy formed throughout,
and dFT from ihrir rar'n's only in size bu,
tha, difierrDoe Is 70 amazing that il bcconps
ludicTogs AMI when yoa - the baby" walk.
ing 10 ard fro uDIsr ~ mother you canos ~
81 IL. impal4e n langh st tis oIdiiy Il fle
comparison. And tissp tbe f,aiky mothers cart
n her baby" !. - hHr.sn like ard sfsrrtiotats
Give the baby an appSe. tor instance. Tbe mo
thar FIRST takes u in issT trunk, eEau.iDs il eise
ly, and then returns II To her infsn, 10 es,, hay
ing saiisfi@d hers.lf apparently ofits iunocoOos
ne~s AD1 Al with everything pi'.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24

Ch,sL,. sh.l,..., -, "a 49,, .,.rtA.
s N""N"I"N "nu W tWu' oas iiRp'
RaII,naJ ca III f'@gsr ~ 4,
Nv Nv MI ;um ,.x.;a, :,
r,rr,,,,.,., - ~" W -" 'v.m''u'i . q
de- sinus '' '''' from "rnaerscn 20 franrs' "a
Nv Mr.. Bock A .,, ,,,.,.,,.. a.. p.a,s
H. II. Sihlcy ana others. Inc yicbt n cs,ehl,.b
n ferry across thr Miseissirr; r,vr, Z, ,st,,ss.
.ap fsy Mr.. ldc /. A memorial "a t,orcress ,,,.,
Ing hr q modification Of The mr. emptio,, laws
In surl, manner m will enns,r settler, ~ mn,
cmpt loo ACRES Of hnd IN two scpratc parret
ny Mr. Murphy memorial To Congress
nor the arprupriation Of 5000 to construct a
ruuu nun the mississippi river, opposite Saint
taai' TO cmmst with the Mcndcta and Weba
shaw Rad
BY Mr.. Taylor; a bill TO establish aId De
iinc the boundaries Of 81 Anthony county
The ioiloMing bills wefr introduccf.
IVY Mr., GalhruHhf An oct to establish thc
co,n'non boundary he'wcer the counties Of Ia
Gotta and Scott nlso
| A bill 10 incorporate the lhhsicso,n imnigra-
ton Ioague.
By Mr.. Gero A bill 10 heaie the c"nnt,
scat o, wahashaw county. fa WN
ny NJ, Lett bill amending an aei 90
provide hr the laying out of Territorial road
ifom 81 PAM TO Big Woosla AMI Traverse DIES
sioux;
By Mr. Dunbar To amend al act entitled
an not TO amend Section 10, article ! Of tbc re-
vi~d statutes. 4......-t es e+s-t
By Mr.. Sturge' Bill 10 amend an act
to prur'du tor tho surrey of logs aid flHhtf.
Mr.. Mobiles submitted a rcaohtiou oroyai,ns
that the mcnaoriak 10 congress shoull have
prvcsleacc oyrr all oihsr business. Mr.. \.
eSpiauwd Tue W.wet ~ the fesnlutioh j, was
Hdoptexl H f
Mr. MOBILES moved tha, the rules b. s,,spena.
NJ, aud II. of H.. No. l, n reaolution submitted
by Mr. Mtna providing ior tho printing Of
1000 copies Of report of the officers of the
liistorical s,orIc,y, on tho eory bIstoyy of Min
w~o,a, ,,c rca,, q third ,hnc. The rules w,ro
susys,,elei
Mr.. Norris Thought some proyision shonld BE-
embodied In tho revolution relative 10 the dis
tribution of the wport. He suhu,ittsJ mn
a,ncD,Imcnt providing ior tho printing a 1000
copics- -.iO0d f~ the usc Of The iloupp, nu,l
1000 lor thc usn or aai,l ss@iety.
Mr.. bradley, noy,L 10 ay the resolution ON
the table. and pras~I 10 tho consideration ol
the special order of the ,lay.-tlr appoip,,nent
of CoBmittoc on the Kansas portion ~ the
MesnaRr. Adopted
Mr., MIeod mo,ed that the special oiler Of
the day be taken ~. Adopted
A hugt'y diseussion took place ON qaes,-
tions Of or,ier, which came up. II was finally
ry~olvol to nominate three persons, to be voted
ior by the House. ;" ~rvc IA members Of the
Co,nmitteo.
M idc nani''as~f MesAfs Norris HOLLAND,
and lott The motion 10 elect the gentlemen
named. was 'lei'eird--ayrs nays 20
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24

He lost but few minutes in COMING 10 IN
abiec, which had cccasioned his visit.
Miss Iitteton," he said, .you have acc,pt,x
David Foster"
No sir. I have not" was the rrply, In tone
meant TO Gu, the imprtincnt auers,si through
like knives.
well, YOU have not. but YOU will that
know. DO sou know what will he the conse
uucnce of YOUR union"
IL do"
And YOU are pr,panl TO meet itr
Yes Samuel Saun,lcrs. | am, 1 hao
borne long ami pa,cn,ly the effect IF your ma
chinations win hear them no longer. n
David Foster lows me well enough n, ,,o ON,
and earn bnnl far ms by ,aily toll, | can shnr
,ha, bread NOR, iy6liy than I coul shan
with Won the wealth they say Won are arnuirinr
Hessie. II Won think | came here with ON,
tbouyb, of asking augbt far mysclf you an
mistaken That time has ,mssci with me for
ever, But with resanl to David Foster You
are willing 10 share poy,~ty with him do no,
hlame Won FIR II trs von w;l,iny IN hrinc
TIM, poverty upon himy' win /, be happS
thouaht when Won src his father home IN !, 4
STRANGERS nossssion that bui tor yon he mivh,
sim have dwcl, an bis own inherit.ncrs Wul
M blush ~ shnne mantle ym,r cheek when Won,
remember that ruIn and bervary wer. your bri
Jol dowrye
The nneouol conflict was o,rr Sam had nj.
tered these hitter word as calmly as hc wouL,
have cnn,c;,,c,I +, nronosition ~ iaw I'm, ,hcy
hal crashed bis onn,peo, Ress;e,s owes ubicI,
he bJ in,rnIi ,n us, i,h t,rr,b,,, ..fSst s,.,,,
SWIMMING in tears
"Ea, tha, nat that. she cried 81 ra,no,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24

STEPHEN SuisHrE has lately given IN ih'
American Antiquarian irifty I've tb'm~aDd
dollars, IA n fund ir binding the books and pa
pcrs ol that institution This. with former slorr,
lions made by Mr.. salisbury TO The sam s',cie
IS, amosu's 90 aloui fifteen thousand dollar
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24

A taErry BRosB IIixr.---To a fond moiiwr
whose chiIdrcn werr at the time making them
selves disagrecab.e, a gentleman observed. ]
have decided prvierescc for bad children.
madam" How strange and pray for what
reason ? slid she because they a,e 5y1y'
THi Dd Of bT r0pm'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24

RosEfr Vs. syss, iipe last assie dzsofrdani
ia direct libc iron the aathor u ths Pilgrim
Progress died at Lincoln, fngiand 10 NoYem
t,rr Ai ihe age Oi le.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24

FmDAy. January ls. isss
COUNCIL.

Council met pursuant to adjournment. 2
Beading Of the journal dispensed With
On motion, ihe gentlemen comprising the
Committee on contested Elections, were cx-
cuned from attendance during the session To-
day. in consequence Of th~ir engagement 10 10.
king testimony 10 relation 10 contested seats.
Mr. Roie.,e introduced "a memorial 10
Congress, grating the right OF citizenship 10
certain lndlans," which wss read 6rst and
second time and laid on the table TO be print
I'd.
Mr.. Rollins gave notice. Of leave. to intro
dacs bill amending the charter Of the city OF
ST. Anthony.
Also. q bill 10 incorporate the Mississippi
manufacturing company,
Mr.. Freeborn iairoduceds bill TO provide
Tor the laying out Of Territorial rosd ifom
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-24
MOOSE or kEPKEsENTATYVEs

Thn Iious MT sf l0A.s. Pmyrr by IN,
Chaplain Tho t,unal Was read and approved
rhe fo'iOsing PETITION was spr-~nted;
By Nr. knauil The petition d John w
Ayd and % otber, fr ferry across The Ms
si~.ppl river a e.
Notice wss given Of the iptrcluetios Of ,h'
following bills
By M NobLs 10 incorporate the ST. Paul
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-20

and calls for his condemnation where alone
that party can feel his rebuke, at the ballot
box Z? AS this whole election is turning upon
the slavery question upon the action Of the
Democratic party in relation to that question,
should it be judged. Its course has been one
Of political lnfamy-let it receive the reward
due its course 1t is now supporting the South
against the North. Another party is uphold
ing the North against the South. The Fill
more party alone, look to the good of the
whole Union, and to the cessation at once and
forever OF, this slavery agitation. al
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-20
Nr. veatch and hi, Prospect.

Last week Mr.. Veatch canyassed portions
Of Gibson. Posey AMI Vanderburgh counties.
We are glad to hear that in Posey and Gibson
he left most an excellent impression. We
have heard directly from his meetings at
Poseyville, New Harmony and Mt Vernon.
They were we'll attended, and his speeches
gave great satisfaction to all but Old Liners
A gentleman in our office last evening from
Poseyvlle, says there is not Fillmore man in
that township but will give him hearty sup
port They are perfectly satisfied with him.
At New Harmony his speech produced the very
best feeling. He will get mtny Democratic
votes there. Law, DENLY and Drew have
! spoken to a cold crowd at New Hormony since
Veatch was there. They affected no harm to
him nor good for Lockhart. At Mt. Vernon
Mr. Veatch acquitted himself admirably, and
left the best spirit for himself among the Fill
J more men. But they were pretty much all
! right before, and were represented at the West
Franklin Barbecue to oppose another nomina
ton. At West Franklin. we are assured by
an old citizen and staurch American who wa.
present, Veatch'S speech pleased the Ameri
cans, and satisfied all. 1t was there we par.
ticularly desired he should please, and he did it
We shall not be astonshed if Veatch carrie:
Posey county. In the lower part of Gibson
where he has met the people, great deal o
enthusiasm prevails for him. We learn tina
|. in Pike county the Americans will lend him ;
warm support. In both Knox and Pike thu
t best spirit prevails, with the determination t.
: give big vote. In fact, we are now beginning
to believe. and for the first time, that Mr.
, yeatch's chances for election are COOL. w
are at least sure the very best feeling prevail
for him over the whole District pretty muci-
, outside of Evansville. aHat ,cs4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-20

Whatlady or gentleman would remain under the
curse of adsagreeable4 reah whenby using the salm
of Thousand Flowers as dentifrce would not only
render it but leave the teeth white alaIaster
Many persons do notk their breath is bad aud the
subject deicaetheir friends will never mention it.
Pour single drop of the Balm on your tocih-tr rush
and wash tn steeih night and morning. fifty cent bot
tie will last Year. aas-zss---
Bt,urIruL CoMPLEx1ox may easily be acquired by
using the Balm of Tho sand Fiewers' II will re
move tan pimples, and freckles from the skin leaving
il of q soft and roseate hue. Wtt rbwelpour tw o
three drops andwash the face night and morning.
Shaving MADE EAsY.--Het your shaving brush in
either Id water. DOur on two o. three drops
o, & lin of rhos nj Flowers" rub the beard well
and it will beautiful soft laher much facilitating
the oper .tion of shaving. Price only Fifty Gents.
| FETKIDGE Il Co., prOprietars.
KELLER, FARNSLEY & co.
ap5 lvdAw Agents for Evansville.
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Fillmore in Illinois.

A gentleman just from GRANVILLE, ILL.,, in
forms US that the Fillmore Club of that place
numbers 1873 members The friends of Fill
more there are enthusiastic. A citizen of Mt.
Carmel told US yesterday, that the Fillmore
men of Mt. Carmel had just erec.ed pole 172
feet high, and are pushing things along lively.
There is strong talk of nominating Fillmore
Electoral Ticket in Illinois
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Tie Canal

We learn from private letter from Terre
Haute that there is no water on Eel River
summit, and that the canal is almost dried up
between Terre Haute and Lafayette. The
breaks on this end of the canal having all been
mended, most of the boats detained at Pigeon
summit have passed that point; there is enough
water in White River for all practicable pur-
poses fit was properly supplied, but we are
informed by good responsible boatmen, that
the water from Hoosier Lock upwards is re-
tanned for milling purposes, and that at some
of those mill seats, the wicker wrenches have
actually been removed to prevent boatmen
from taking the water to which they were en-
titled, and the water is reserved for the mills
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-20

OF The boys about town appear to be for
Fillmore :" to a man." Last Monday squad
Of the young fellows cHme down Main street
with sixty foot pole, one end supported BY
two wheels, and the rear held up from The
mud by the boys, Who as they tramped alone
shouted hurrah for Fillmore" with great ell,
thusiasm. That pole now bears the "stars
and stripes" and is planted at Mr.. Jim Scant
Inns house on Water street If the girls and
boys could only VOTE woakl'nt we carry things
through nicely a aa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-20
Judge O. P. Morton

E Will address the citizens of Vanderburg
County on the afternoon of Eext Friday, the
22d inst, at such place as we shall give in due
time. We trust all who can come in from the
country will do so, and hear from the lips of
the Peoples candidate for Governor, his opn-
ions, and judge for themselves whether he or
Willard is the better man for their votes..-
Judge Morton has already spoken once in
Evansville this campaign, and he made decid-
eddy the best speech we have yet heard during
the season, although he was sick at the time
Of its delivery. An anxious desire was then
expressed that he should again visit us, and
in compliance with that wish, he will be among
us next Friday, On Saturday, the 23d, he
will speak at Princeton. Let the People as
sembls in multitudeS to hear him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-20

BAYARD TAYLoR's ENCYCLOPEDIA OF Mop
ERN TRAvEL.-We call attention to the adver-
tisement Of this new work, in another column.
1t has been talked of in literary circles for a
long time. and now it is coming before the
public. This is an exceedingly valuable work,
and there should he great many subscribers
for it in this region. An agent is wanted to
canvass this country
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-20
CANDIDATES.

Ry- We authorized announce the name of SAMUEL
EIRKPArhICK o candidate for the Office of County
c. mmissener at the ensuin October election aug2O
Mr. SANDERs:-You will please announce my
candidate the office of County Treasurer az the ensuing
october election y28 80 20. - JOHN GREEK.
Ma SASDERs-Sr: You win pl announce my name
for the otee OF County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 W NJ. H. CHANDLER
Mr.. SASDERs;-Please announce my name as candidate
Becorder of Vanderburgh County at the ensuag FAN
SUBJECT the decision of the mocrate Conyen
ton my2T JOHN FARREIL.f
A. SANDERS. ESQ Please announce my name as can
of CLERK the Yanderburgh Circuit Court
at the ensuing October election. -
myI7+ LOUIS RiCHfER
EpIroR JOURNAL:-I am for the oce o Sheriff
!srburgh county the ensuing October election
re,l2-t- W NJ. HOLDEN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-20

IRISH WESLEYAN CONFERENCE.-THE Con-
ferance was recently held in Dublin. The
committee for the increase Of Wesleyan agency
repol ted that ETA 49s had been subscribed in
Ireland The amount reported from the United
States was S43,OO0. Votes Of thanks were
pas>e for the hoerality shown to theIi>h cause
in this country; and tie Rev VIM. Reilly was
requested to join the Rev. Mr.. Scott, in future
exertions in behalf ofthe agency in the United
States ID
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-20

OEAn Old Line friend found cur pen., He
at once tried it, and found to his great dismay
it wouldn't write tile word Baehanan no how.
at least IN any Complimentary way. The fact
was unaccountable till by yesterday morn
ing's Journal he discovered to whom it belong
ed.g He at once sent it home. We thank him
kindly for his promptneSs, and congratulate
ourself that lit was picked up by an honest Old
Liner. +. 3 /.{I,d VI ..FyI III
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o. A lady, being in want of dyer, was
referred to an excellent workman, something
Of a wag in his llne. The lady called and ask
ed-"Are you the dyeing man?' no, lnaam;
Pm living man. but | will die for you!a
promptly replied the man of many colors, put
ting the emphasis where it Kas needed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-20

" The Philadelphia Sun says: 'IfFrank-
lin Pierce four years since, did loom up giant
like, he grown small by degrees, and his degrees
may be dramatically stated as little in war,
countrymen.' 1855 1850
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-20

4 PRoPERDIscRIMTNATIo Mother" said
a little boy the other day, "Fve got such a bad
headache, and sore throat too" "Have you,
my dears' asked the mother; well, you shall
have some medicine" "It's no NATTER re-
torted the shrewd urchin, "I'ye got 'em, but
they don't hurt me-"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-20

-DENTIsTRY.-Dr. j. Fleager has returned
to this city after an absence of some little
time, and is now prepared to attend to the
practice of his profession, Dentistry, in all its
branches. He can be found at his old office
on Second street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-20

JOHNJ CHANDLER EFT ALvS. JOHN HELRIG-Sale
the 9TH of EosNo L. block NoTlAs ano
Is feet OF lot No. block No 1873. adj dining said lot
No. /, in Lamasco City.
E.. 1. & C. S. L. RAILROAD vs.. K. McJoHNSoN.-
IA the 9h of September the half of the So tn
quarter No township No g. No. II
west. in Vanderburgh county.
JOHN s. HOPKINS vs. THos BUTLER Sale Aug. 30.
lot lie the Donation city of Evansville
lots and block 5 Fourth Enlargement adjoning city
oil Evansville.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

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lines less time soc: three times ST.
weeks. 81 81; month"; 81; three
months ;sx months. sic; year. si5. Discount
of lines under, 81
for marriage. death religious notices
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Of temporary indlg-tan.
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ink dyspepsia which should Away ehehrd ana cured
HOSTErTEE'S stomach Bittrrs which are nov
infabIe remedy for all su5h COMPLAINS To- his
will testify no trea this proved TIN
Bittsr5 for sale by prinel pal
= - HALL0OK & <TODDARD.
iy3-d&w WoOL~EY & SAWYER.