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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-01-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
c0NGRE ssI0NAL.
rHrnrr-roUHru coyGREss-rIRsr SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26.
HOUSE -Dunn's second Resolution adopted
by majority; Sd rejected by 8 majority.
Fuller offered resolution declaring any
agitation of Slavery question as unwise, I'M
just to a portion Of the American people, in
jurous to every section, and ought not to be
countenanced passed by one majority.
Meachman offered resolution declaring that
in the opinion of the House, the repeal of
Missouri compromise an example ofthe useless
and factious agitation of the Slavery question
and unwisc and unjust to American people,
adopted by 26.
WASHINGTON, Jan. %.
SENArE.-Butler, from Pa, was qualified
and took his seat. ..
Fitzpatrick gave notice of motion to-mor-
row, to proceed with the election ofprinter.
Cass addressed the Senate upon the subject
of Central American afftirs.
He thinks the ship of State is on her true
course, and the pilot doing his duty.
The galleries and lobbies were crowded.
HoUsE.-Mr. Tyler offered a resolution to
elect Speaker by plurality vote. Tabled
100 to 100
New YORK, Jan. g.
The Tribune's Washington correspondent
says the mission to England has been offered
to Dallas, and doubtless it will be accepted.
BALTIMORE Jan. %.
Schooner capsized few days since. and two
white AMI two black mon with Mr.. Ovens
wife and eight children all lost.
GALVESTON, Jan. &c
Galveston dates to the 18th; weather con-
t.nues cold, putting up ice inches thick at
Austin.
CAIRO, Jan. &c.
The river is on stand. Snow has fallen
to the depth of 3 inches and still showing
rapidly. The steamer Penny arrived last
night and will leave for n. Orleans on Tues
day or Wednesday next. Considerable ice is
still running.
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On. KASE.--We republish to-day, or com
mence the republication. from advance sheets
Of Graham's Magazine, sent us week ago, a
sketch of Dr. Kane. 1t will be concluded to-
morrow. DR.. Kane is now preparing history
of mis- great voyage in the Arctic regions
Messrs Childs & Peterson will soon issue this
work in magnificent style, and at a cost of
about $4,000. 1t will be illustrated with a
multitude of beautiful engravings, and issued
in two large volumes at the low price of So.
We shall look for this work with great in
tercst.
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MAsoxIc.-The Grand Masonic Lodge Of
Alabama have passed resolution to the effect
that the retail traffick in alchoholic drinks is
demoralizing in its tendency, opposed to the
principles Of the order, and therefore inconsist-
snt with the Masonic character
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ss4s A. FEMALE THfEF-Ye Yesterday morning a
young woman went through the rooms of the
dodgers at the Monroe House, representing
herself rs the laundress of the establishment,
and succeeded in making pretty large haul
of Undertaking. No one miStrusted that she
was not acting under authority, and gave up
So their duls to her with the most perfect conf
dence.-E S. Louis Intel.
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-fss EEeHANTING PoIsoS.--The New Haven
Palladium says: aa6.s
gias"About the time that Professor Silliman, jr
searched for the poison, which Mrs. Wakeman
alleged to have been in the cakes which she
ate, and which poison she said, was put in
nthem by Amos iiunt, The Man of SIM she
ntated to Sly that the nature of the poison had
been revealed to her. The Professor told Sly
that it would save him some trouble if she
would reveal it to him. She therefore sent
by Slya catalogue of the ingredients. which,
she said, Hunt had compounded for the pur.
pose Of throwing his enehantnents upon her.
The medley reminds one ofthe witch scene in
Macbeth Its as follows: The brains Of a
man; the oil OF mans bones; the eyes of dogs;
heart fdogs; the brains of cats; the eyes oil
ROSTERS; garden basil; topaz stone, copper, zinc
and pIatina, and certain portions of common
toad - $780,
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CHG MATT, Jan. SO.
Fl ur cropping and unsettled; good brands 81 4o9
o. 50. Meas Pork sl4. Hogs $5 6G5sj 20. Whisky
24h& AK.
NEW YoE9. Jan. 2e.
Flour DIR poping 500 bbls snld % IS for Ohio and
IS 81 for Southern. Wheat frm. Corn firm. Mess
Polk steady. Bsef dull. Lard quiet. Whisky improv-
ing.
Louisville, Jaa. Is.
Four-&.97 IS Wheat 81 1901 IS. Corn 36937c.
Oats 7@3e
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ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEws-Mr. Sam.
Lister has this elegant pictorial newspaper
for sale, and it really merits attention for its
beautiful engravings, &c. Mr.. Lister is in the
regular receipt of the Illustrated News and
other Pictorial papers, to say nothing of the
immortal Punch.
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Gbe Dailp gonrnaL
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

GrThe Court Of Common Pleas was con-
vsned yesterday. Judge IgIehart on the
Bench. The Judges health has not been
good lately, or this session would have been
called sooner. The Court is sitting at Cres-
cent Hall.
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ID OF The New York Tribune says that Hol-
loway, the man of pills. advertises in the
London Times to the amount of $4,000 an
nually.
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Il D" A fellow who attempted to lecture on
Free Love" in St. Louis, the other day was
hissed from the stage, and driven out of town
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FIGURING MEL FOK SALE.

FMNHE undersigned sale his FIGURING Mill in the
town Of Grayville Illinois tslmost everything
ted With the Mill is newengne Buss. boiling cloths.
Tnefe three with everything excellent
running erier and calculated to do fine and ftahe Lusi
There is also connected wi the Mill
dwelling souse we'll arranged for comfort with the
ont houses. To DESTROYS of embarkpE in
of this kind. chan which
seldom had The ~ surrounding this abounds in
kind OF grain keep the mill constantly
Gil Of which he detained such prices make the
running the mill very pro6as The entire property will
be sold reasonable and time given part the
purchase make il eayBDd If desired
land will be
the ~ JOHN RIG ALI.
inn5t
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KANSAS With. Now BIZ A FREE STATE!
We find the following paragraph in the New
York Tribune. Read it, ye friends of Free
dom and admirers of the brave:
= INDIANA TO KANSAS, GREETING.
From our own Correspondent.
,5sa-.4 LAWRENCE, tx. ID Jan. 5. 1856.
= Colonel Lane received note from Governor
Wright, Of Indiana, by the last mail from
Westport, which, from the influence it has ex-
cited. deserves to be recorded in the annals OF
our State. 1t is dated indianapolis, Decem-
ber4. lie saws that news had just been re-
asived Of Lanes resistance to the border ruth
ans. lie has money and sons, and is ready to
come himself and spend every cent he has got
in defence of the Northern Free State emf
grants. lie has five hundred men who are
ready to march at once for Kansas. "Write
immediately, and telegraph if possible. The
boys here are greatly excited, but have conf
dance in Jim Lane Such is the substance
OF the letter.
Does anybody doubt about the result of the
conflict in Kansas, when Governor Wright
with his money and five hundred men arrive
in that Territory? Did he not whip out the
Clay county soldiers in less than no timef
Did he not threaten to whip all Russia il she
didn't let Hungary alone? The case may
be considered as decided Congress may adj
journ without elccting a Speaker, and go home
-ass 4ae 4aas= -ssa5a ID.
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION ExOOMS,
Old Court House. Main Third imme
diStely opposite the Washington Hotel.
HAVING leased for of years and fitted the
XII Al above we'll known stand prepared to
for sale suction private sale. all kinds
merchandise household furniture horses
gics,
Cash advances made consignraents when required.
Regular sales Tuesday, THURSDAY and saturday
eommeHcing sotclOek A. NJ ALSO F6efday. Wednesday
ana Friday nights. at early gas light.
les aadsaes of res estate promptly attended
We weekly receving and have nov on hand large
general of FL RNIrU RE- eonssI 5tsiat
spindle bannieter backs scoilop tops
hack office. French. Jenny L"d, B~stie wood
Chairs mahogany wood Chairs Elizabeth
chairs; spring rockers soeiablss eentrr
dining breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors. AMI ssses bedsteads.
wire safes. which will sell Gin
cinnati prices.
also hand variety ofnotians Jewelry.
Volins cutlery. pistols whips
which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale retail. W0OLSEl NELSON,
my9 Aucts.
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R. E. Ellie II S
MUCH USED AND HIGHLY POPULAR
FAMILY MEDICINES 7
Sc L. L EISSs
CEI ERRATED LIVER PILLS.


known for the Cure of Liver ConPn aud other Diseases
arising from a der ngsd tate OF the Liver.
FESHIS Medicine public years
pnt which hiss never been equaled by hereto
AS Ant,-Biltous Pill they unsrpa
ed ami the origin d. only and genuine Liver Pl
the III any cottage
VI public seeking share Of which has
hen he undertook prepare this medicine.
tade guAr practice which he ways ar
pill pubic having any fair pret nsoa to
give relief in diseases of the liver
For this disease 1t had long been successfully ed in
private prscee an gyea to the putc with nch 5re
lions amt precautions might render extensive
and the result OF ITS employ M W ssa he'd its eputa-
ton and TeAsed hts nhdenee in its claims he
garded as the only pill rvng to be ealea THE LEA
C0sTiVEXEss. t.er
As the necessity for pug tive ri Is has its foundation very
often in torpid state liver al as the Liver Ps
snper cath rite. the pill general th.y
er~I use
THE WORM MEDICINE.
superior in this or any osher eountry for expipg
W1rms from the human sys
Worms freq ieny ntsst children all other dis
system, and gwen 70 move them
should be prepared with great the
destitute qualities verm,fa9e which
the subscriber offers the public red OF the best
terials that can be procured. .ssss r
sEf.LERs' IMPERIAL. COUGH SYRUP,
Pronounced to be the pleasntsst aud eeaeious
ao~ use ior y cure Ct Cgushs Coles fsavines In
Sellers Impers Cough Syrup has given reisto huuareds
imPart benefit that canuet be claimed Tor the
Most composed o. spirit
and h'mnator arsiees winch while they give iete
sp Ingredient whatever aud he used in al
Syrup been used the last fifteen 'ythe
FoFsa.ety HALLocK Sr0DDAD.
Aseats at Evansville,
jssle- And By other Druggists generally.
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TiME u hsnNEf.

MOTHER invoice Gold aud silver Hunting %atchet
N just d ami for sale cheap and warranted kee
BfTTROi FF Il SONS.
DON Main street between First and Second.
SO; AHEsS Il pair Platform Scales for sale
- nov2O COOKS Family Grocery
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An Thursday morning. III. at ~ O'Clock will he
" sold, without at sale tn I'd
and Main 3 boxes Of assorted glassware consist
pint pint; asi Mt Taublers various patterns
Excelsior iobl=ts Sappies Moasses Cans. metal
gallon and quarter gallon Jars
ALSO-To close coRs4nment, II pieces Ohio Tweeds
and Cassimeres. Terms cash-PsR FUNDS.
DECO. tbs WOOLSEY & NELSON Auc'rs.
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+ A MILY PHY Sic.

Il A MILY z HY SIC.
TENHERE has long existed pntlc sftetIvs
Il Fursative ptl which could h rliedon
that and an extensive trial o. its Virtues has
5sig ys sdssss Pn Tut sa
Re the best q ar wieh = euid have nons 81
has heer h and with hat success would
tanate for the pasr hlsbe1to t smost Every iu1.ats
adS s ~, ~ - Ing llp ,Ss
taoh pain unisss ari IS from Prtyoes3 exinf OH
table amy quAntiiA hut
Minute ireetioSs or use IN thu which
they are arpe,he are gwen on the OK Amorg iht com
ntoa Lis lairt various Jsun5iee.s
R,ioas eadeh Bis
seq ence Of diseased seton in The liver Ar an Mt they
ahord prompt and sure rsiei in cessvensss pls eio.
Of the body imPurity OF the lood IN short any
They have siso prolonged sipgnsr
Of tn eaq pains ia the 6aak atasch sr side Tlsy
ouid Ne rely in the spring O. the year e
Oe-as Il dose stimulates the 10
blood, aud By their nuen ion the eire lo'y s!s-
eI ia Do s a. @ sye p No sr o1s derspse-
ment e&fst dosing should never he carried
too bar as every pnrsasye Heie,hs saa IS he
required he emu naeraeed he, IN spsge e
60 tn b pa WIZ ansfT 's1 yirpn
to employ Tnepi reed a eatbsrtie ed'eiBe- t@
srsrPed they pleasant toake and heinz
purely Vegetable harm arse from then usej An<
pa tity.
Fur minute directions, the % ihe fex.s
81 srlslf PREP RED BY .s5 ~
5- J A N r Ga Y f r, - -
PRACTICAL AND ANALyTIcA cnEMsr Lo~EIia nkass.s
Price 25esnt per box djyS .s a fOr& r. 80
Keller Farnsiey & Co Evansville, Ind.i
Iag e 4 0wPnssitl.; 7s@~AfszH,
Iiaioek Painter Pr.ncoten; 81 f ss s-es-lss=s4s
g. Bingham PatokG; .e5s5 ~ ~. - :.
W j " hitting. CynthaRs. -
). Il Jaa9ess Gee.epeseN visf
MFssrs. Gardiner Blairsviile VAUDEVILLE
Williams and Robertson VI FrankIins 80 Z
DR. Thomas Ne~ and Las. Sam pson, Mt. Yernen;
Ifadspeh x Bro. ROCKVILLE: -.
Bowers u Sargent. New4nrRk.
dams & Campbell. FeteTsburgh: 81 gss 81
Fred E-kstein. CnenPati o., ard alaruggiste. F4
0ett1-4Ha ~ s..s Il
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&EN FKRaE&.

E KNOWS AND ORANGEs II bcx Lemons;
G A / Dbl sweet 0rxng just rec d at
Iscl7 If Cb0K's Family Grocery
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= t.OAG FflOM THr. BODs AM MGAhsg
&NHtS superior r5icIe of Coal ready for delivery
from tbs city Lar ding All orders left the
ce of Sycamore aud First sill be
attended 10 a5follows: 1852 @-.+
Orders left before IL o'clock ". delivered day
Orders left haaT an beforg o'clock P NJ, de-
tivered before xt day. -e8
The Comp also prepared to furnish GnaI
Z III Adj nlinurs
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NOTICES hereby given tha will sell Public Auction
vi Tuesday the 18th day of January the late
rsndence Of aniel iolismiH deed. Centre fowa-
ship vand.r county, all his personal prop ry.
sisfne Horses. II Cattle. Sheep HAY. Wheat
tnre
A credit twelve ouths will he all
three deers the purchaser giving with we'd
wai.; vaIuatin
IN ttsws. DANIEL " Goldsmith.
d-c22-4w@ administrator. will annexed
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DESSOE4U EHON.
HNHE partnership heretofore existing between Philip
Hnrahr ok aud Charles Churchill. under the style of
10 Churchill this day dissolved by mutual
P Hornhrook heTiled Of the firm
for the purpose of settling the
P HoRNRRonE
CHAS. CHU RCHfLL,
Evansville Dee. 5. '55.
NOTICE.
The undrrs'xned having ,he interest 81 Mr. c.
Churchill the firm of Hsrahr0ok Churchill, will
tim business the old stani the style Of Horn
brook Co. and socits the patronage of the public All
indebted the old firm will and
the all having claims the old
will present 81 for settlement
deeT-tf H0RSBRooR co.
LOOKING fsEa S&ES.
Wat all times prepared furnish Lookias Classes in
Mahogany Walnut. Rosewood Frames. Looking Glass
rlaes. Picture Frames. also. Gilt Frames Picture
Frames and era of Pictures and Oil PAINT
ings at wholesale or retail. ut the lowest prices
mhsd&wins No West Fourth atrees. Cincinnati o.
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SCHOOL TEACHER yyANTE

YOUNG pable of teaching the ordinary branches
Of an English education hear good situKt;on in
the country. by application
I6 3tdltw JOURNAL OFFICE.
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JUST received of shoves Spades. Grain
% Seoups Straw and Iy Knives. Forks AR+s Mztsneks
Pie Brush Ssvthes Log Trace Ealter and Dg Chains.
Coffee lis Coffee Roasters Mouse aud Rat Traps Meat
Cutters Sausage suffers Wood Saws Jacks
sale cheap ny GRANT Il CARSON.
dacI7
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ADmIN5sTw Tosss NOTICE.

0TICE isherehy given that the undersigned has been
pointed Administrator with the will OF Dan iel
F. Goldsmith late Of anderbargh county deceased. Said
estate is supposed 10 be solvent
DANIEL W. GOLDSMITH.
dec2Z-3w4 Administrator. will annexed.
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gpECEIVED firm New York-
"a . eases OF pound ANS Lobst4rs;
do do do do;
0ysters -.-.
do do do 10 for sale at reduced prices
eeiS-dtf by :. n -. HEIMANN
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up, 'hey say, and keep the freedom
VII ch We Won y"u iung agu,
Up ana ke,'p ,ur giaveS unsul!ied
he DrOuth.

The accounts Of ilic urouih various portions Of
the country, distressing. In Amelia, Chester
f;d, Prince Gcorgr, D,nwi,dir, and indeed in all
Eastern Virginia. there has been good soaking
rain for n"litlIs-thc gardens and pas, dried
up, aud the c,"p> well nigh entirely blasted The
last Pet, ,r>hurg lmcllIgcncer says: The heat is
still ts,rrs- AMI all nf vegetation in these
pats in the last stage of suffering. This week
vii! decide the fate Of the crop in a large lor.
ton of Eastern Virginia." This is true to large
portion of North Carolina though learn that the
inhabitants "f the Southern part of the State have
been I'll, S>cd h gud ,ai,:> and that tn. crop
from Wilmington To CI,a lotte, embracing hv:t Of
forty ft, mIv' y looks well, and give, promise Of
a iL.l yield. We have heard no complaints iium
6eauiorI, II, I'd, Tyrrrll. Martin, Pc, ,qunans, and
Chowan, and other PORTIONS OF the great grow
ing region; though We have nu doubt the cop is
suffering there alS". st ~, in that SECTION Of the
St.,, and the Roanoke, from the nature Of Tie
so the want of Ii, j. not 80 much fvit as i. is in
this high and niy r.ion.
d,oulh is very serious; and that in O,ansc. Gran
vile, and Warren both the corn aid tobacco crops
much blightcd aud retarded \ good IAN just
n"@, would half, perhaps ,hr,cf urll,s Of
crop in this vicinity; but If It should with
in week, We can hardly expect mo,e than half
cr,'p. he weather Is rery warm 18th 10 signs
If min
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Jud.e SauNders,S Letter.

The rcct mt letter Of Judge Saunders written To
vntls,a,e the Truth Of history. and do j. st &C TO
his old personal friend, Mr.. Buchanan. is the sub.
jrct. It WAS t" be expected it wnnld be- of bitter
remark at the hands of some Of the X. n. presses
a,d speakers. They rann"t deny the facts in the
e,t'l, is' h'g o't h'steay; Yet they provoked
at Gen. Saunders for exhibiting he has done, I'M
questionable proof that james Buchanan has been,
and is now, The most consistent and ardent friend of
the Constitutional rights the Souh to be found
in the free States. Strange is it not, that Southern
men. at crisis like this, s!onld object to su,l,
service Pc, f;'rmed in their Jehs!t by one of
their own fcll"w-ctiZer,>!
The Wilmington {, mmtrcal meets these attacks
OF the X. y. presses : follows, aud docs full Justice
to Judge Saunders aid Ills motives in writing, the
Letter. That paper say>:
The HeruM ut Thursday last has the flowing relative
L" The excellent and hnes letter vi Judge saunders VIII c!
published on the same day.
Judge saunders desrades hs high ,iicc and s,a,s hs
Jud al r~b,s by thus enrrng the heated arena "t
Iar, Iot lie has the ab nuturtty beng
The meIber of the bench The wl, thus pr
sn'eS i" ou:l:ge he pr"lle' at hS "'>!t"n We
thai respect tI pubc .p al least. HIS "f
j'd c.ai .lsuic eu', w.,l prevent any such
The ,ha, Judge Saunders has entered the
" heated al era I'll lary p"l'cs mlSrslre>ena i"n u,
read his LIT may kn.,wn. rs Letter $ cam and -
ulned t h. called TO! b. the fiiseh.",ls and
iu>ui> COMMITTED by heated lar up,n The char.c
Ter Vt personal aid luIe ptb man, Mr.
Buch tnan :. II were tine t.nt>. hde,d, it cI
because he hnd> the office # Judge keep has i>
seaed >,ici,ce when such >cand.,us lies vogue
ab CT zen l VIII ch have been lerpttiat.d aud
circulated by The ack Reub and reier. ell by
Vt in huw No:h ny aud her PreS>e. trp.>ed u Bucli
ami b. eek idse. Judge de,s has dune well, and
DESERVES he thanks II every trend OF truth and just
We are glad to observe tla; Cen SaunierS' lett,
has been very generally copied into the Democratic
papers, 1t cannot fail, wherever it is circulated, to
! have Il GOOD ,H.at
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The Western Eagle.

The X. N. papers here are b.nising that this lit
tie sheet published at Ruthrrfordton. has quit Dc.
mocrary and taken to X. n. ism. The Eagle never
was Democratic journal, but p,e,, mlcd to be a
neutral aud religious paper. Ii has raised the
names OF Fillmore and Giner
The Editor of the Eagle is a little whittier of
preacher, without sense, honesty or consistency
He tried the Gospel but it not in accordance
with his nature, and hc has found his level under
culver. Not two months ago he declared the
American larty is in faction" 'Thc only chance
that We for saving Uni"n is the union of
the South for Buchanan" Such was the language
OF The little w,i1er few w,.ks ago Since Mdt
tine he bus been bouyM mp.
Our information (and we believe it is corrcctO is
that this little preacher, Rev. &. II. Wells, not
sxwecks ago, was trying to pcr~uid. the Demo
Gratis to purchase the portion Of his press and ma
cias then owned hy X. Ms. in order that he
might make his paper Democratic one. The De-
morra,S saw he was not worth the price, aud
fused 10 purchase him. The X. NJ no ,loub: then
gave him abou, So. (fully his wor,h,) aud he tunn
cd traitor. lie deserves and will receive the sc"rn
of all honorable men. lie can do neither good nor
ha,m-hc is cyphcr, and ready to sell any thing
except that livery Of Ilcav.n in which he serves
the i. VII,
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The Position OF PARTIES. The New YORK Her
add which supports Fremont. aud ought to know
where his strength is, and what his friends DO
ing. says
The campaign in the Suth is beg nning to show some
pre,.y hard lgh ny, ard ed be- wcen the kn"w
,uih ngs and gg-r-drtvng Dein-cr"ct. %Aar Mr 'e"
triends IF Fem,nt hat at 1rrSen cOnpetted
lutte tie bnnrr Cf FtLhnore. In Tie North
E.st tile reged Grfuen tie Fiemont ahI B"cLm""n
torce~ with here and there Knw Nih ng encsipnenr
mad: of followers Transition stale t1r the NorL
weS
Does not this sufficiently show the coalition be.
tween the Know Noth'nss. North and S"u,h? Mr.
fillmore is the cand date of the Southern Know Moth
iny~, ID of u ftactio., nf the Northern Know M.
things Col Frv,n"n, is the candidate Of the black
Republicans, three f'u,ths Of whom are Know No
things; aud he is also the candidate the N"r,hc' n
Know Nothings for he has formally. by letter, AZ =
c.pted the nomination. Put this aud tha, Together,
and you will see the nature Of the opposition to the
national Democracy.