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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-19
1yATCu rlun.rDtMC

VENHE Undersigned baving above
in Evansville; fetters himself with the hope
experience and skill in all descriptions
machinery will rpon trial. he worthy attention
only the redent eibzans city
comprising the ''cireumam iient vicnace,p
His shop at the Post Office where found ~
OFFICE HOURS. myS r. II. GATEr,
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EHHllE LEAD,-Ioo kegs pure for sale by
Ns nov27 ORR. DALZELL & co.


VIE undersigned has removed sis Tailoring Establish
G ment TO Second street. Immediately
b. terian Church, in the oiee Dr Wood where
would be glad to all his old aud goedly
Der Of uewonps and would be pleased
anything in his line such coats Shirts
ers etc. madeto order the shortest possible
Thankful for past favors he would solicit
y26 J. L. NEINS
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sVLLI4E, IND. TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10. 1856.
LOUISVI

,SESFERN FEED Il AGKIU, L1URAL WA RE- Ii oUSE
MILLER. ~ : = a. > 4 f. q s0.
M EANUFACTIifEESaH and Dealers in ali kinds OF Farm
fl aud Garden lr pleents Moving RsaPing an5 Thresh
Machines Field Garden Seeds Trees &e
street opposite Bank Louisville Louisville. Ky.
Sep25-1yw
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sHERWOOD HcUsU.

TTyHE subscriber has taken the above house. and mas
entirel, reted aud reEurnishedi it, and is prepared
to entertain the patrons of the house satisfactory
He has also rented brick Stable owned BY
Mr. Peter Burke and has gOodstock ofhorses and
riages to let.
Thesableis large clean and WE'LL located, and good
hostersare constantattepdanee. Parculafattenton
will be paid the of horses left with him keep
ng, and in all respects, the public Ia lnd the Sher-
wood House good Hotel. fjyS-tfl J. A. 3YERS.
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and help her to dress and wait on her. and
Mabel thought it would be very different
thing from being the maid to Mrs. James rude
boys. aLtfaF89t ed 81
She could scarcely beliese that sReswaas not
in adream, when few hours after she stood
in the library again by Adelaide's side, before
the grandfather. She was such a different
person from the poer ragged child who had
stood trembling there before Nowshe had a
nee bath, and was so prettily dressed ofronr
head to foot, in garments richer and handsom-
er than she had ever dreamed possessing
Her face was clean and pure, and her pretty
yellow hair, parted evenly from her forehead,
and clustered wavily around her neck; her
neat merino dress fitted nicely to her figure,
and her poor little feet had soft, warm stock
ings, and shoes on. Altogether, she looked SO
pretty and neat that Adelaide was perfectly
charmed with her new little maid and could
not refrain from throwing her arms around
her and kissing her; and the kind grandpa
himself patted her head and told her to be
good girl.
So this was the commencement Of Mabeps
New Year, and of her new life for after this
she never left Adelaide. She was so good; and
faithful, and aiectionate, thai all about the
house soon grew to love the quiet little Mabel;
and grandpa often told his Lady bird that she
never did more fortunate thing than when
in her childish compassion and pity for suffer-
ne, she brought the poor little bound girlinto
the house on that New Years eve. =. ass
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j. f. CAMPBELL,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDER.

STREET BETWEEN VINE AND DIVISION,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
MANUFACTURER cfevery deserip ron or Rysss Vork
V of equal quality if superior anything manuac
tured in the East aud favorab' terms s
and cylinder cocks church nboat aud beIs
friction metal soft an spelte solder we'll mpletc
OF all other rces usually kept in line
appontea sole agent in this city for the sale
igs ara far superb anything offered inva
riably when eS hbited been awarded with the
ment
Every description Brass Casting made to order an fur
TIE highest market price paid old copper
orders addressed to me meet with prompt an i'm
mediate attention. dec4
ENLOTHs pieces French Twilled rec this day
O AIS Maa street f9M Lop.4e Ky
wRUSIIN DE LAINES.-5o pieces all wool Muslin
4EA De Lane assorted eOiOrs reod this day ugd sale
deol5-d&w AIS Main ST., Louisville. Ky.
GUNNY BAGs.-5o bales in store and for sale by
NEW MoLAssEs. bbls prime new MOlasses in
deosi - PRESTON BROS
aEDE&SE AND cow FEED.
~ keep ,Ss OF Hay & GoTn and
ADgIENESTBA NOTICE.
NJ Is hereby given shat Letters Of Administration
ApoLPH BRINkMAN deeeased Ths estate is Is supposed
nov25 w3 BRACKET MILLS, Administrator.
&KATEs- Cask Skates assorted from 25c to So 90 per
dscs oHAs. s. WELLS.
JENOBACCO.-IOboxo boxos choice Virginia Tobacco;
IA Fancy Twist;
lksg Pancake Tobacco. thing new
and extra at novl6 COOKS Family Grocery.
r. n ssssil p pRALTIMORE OYsTERs.-l chest 50 cans
deoi2d - oooRF7ss' vs. fs&ily fEsSS&sfSse ass~-, At
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the undersigned having been ap
eks$1AE pointed Agsu tor above Gampa- -Ea[s
ny in this city would inform sh p .szssessksi
Pers, merchants and the nutIic -
generally, that " F. Leseh George Harris George
Black late OF ID. Leeeh Co - and Thomas CarAe Of
CLARK IhaW, - under the arm of
LEEiCsa & Coz
Are by appon special aad shipping
Of the Pennsylvania railroad Company. The rsab-
elished subarts all the principal shipping points
1and vest aud are prepared receipt hroa Btrom Nes
ork, Boston. Philadephia and BALTIMORE ali
cities and aud from al cities and the
Atlantic seaboard by Of he Penn5 iyania Railroad
The direct tber whole forwarding
and have facilities for shipping aud
the 81 second dra1 their charges
ment with the Railroad company icing eugey low
nominal rate he Of dFay they
he able to & sa5is action.
shipiss Fraduee made her WI be
ed free OF eh4rae . commission.
FrinforUatioH apply st their Offices:
Depot. liberty street, PIstshurg;
do No 5 south i5thstreet Philaielphia;
do North street. Baltimore;
No. 2 Aster Place.
do ' S0Hth William street. New York;
do 8 Battery Place,
do 81 hiiby street. Boston;
Or to JOHN 3. MITCHELL
epl3 6fn Naterst.. Evansville Ind.
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FALL CAMPAIGN!
E7AIRDW Aks E AT WHOLESALE.
NEW LARGE STOCK.
CHAS s. WELLS

=
AND VERY LARGE FALL
CHAS. S. WELLS,
NNTHILST returning thanks for patronage
&T public since he opened in Evansville would
apprise Merchants from Indiana Illinois
purchasers also that
one-third) he offered
Vile market sale Many Goods purchased
him. during depressed state OF the markets.
England, importing
having American Goods filled
only able deeidedy) posed
and sell Hardware at low gures house
afford the Goods. to cash good time buyers.
lie invites examination his prices by
Merchants and Traders feeling assured that he do them
Among the articles (amost inuumeraolc) omprising his
stock he the following to the trade:
AxasWe Lippneotts, ieveretts and Collins;
500 dozen Pocket Knives Gully assorted;
$500 do Table DO doi
100 do Razors and Strops;
ION gross spoons Iron Brittania Silver
80 dozen Coffee Mills. al gradesi
do Files and Rasps. all kinds:
1000 lbs BrassJIetties. earned bottoms;
20 lbs sadirons. assortedi
800 dozen Ifatt Hinges, dos
1901 gross screws ximl pnintedi
dozen Door Socks3nd oeketsi
300 do Garry Combs aud Horse Cards;
geo pairs Shovel and ToHgs. iron and brass headsi
dozen Saws from Mil to key-hOle;
Is do Suetl lizards aud Scale Beams;
So do Ames' tani other brands) ShoveIs pades;
6. casks Pump Chain and Fixtnres
Japanned Tinware fFlly assorted
ins aud Lashes Brushes Combs. Needles SpeetacIes.
PORT Fancy Hardware generally together with
heavy Chains Dog Irons. Strap Hinges Tea Ke
CnS. Barrels and Gum Trimming
Carpenters and Coopers Tools, Window sash. et
~ CHARLES S. WELLS.
oct3 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
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rENNEY& soRENsoN.

swnoLEsALE DEALEN3 Is GRVUElEs AND II4UpNs r0ENAh
wATER VINE sTS., EvANSvILLE, lSD.
FVIE have this Day torme eoparaershPfor
the purpose of dong wholes e GroeeFy and LriuoI
business having succeeded business Of MesfFs As
Ho pureh sod their stock ard made additions 70 make
complete shall be able ohr good bargain
FOR CASH. any house in EyansVe or any city n the
West. X >. tisN y t.N,
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D. $. AApERsoN. NrEF CrIANTTAIl.e

D. =. AAbE&SOA, VI ER Cff AMT TABOR.
On First street, between Main and Sycamore,
H AS tine ass0r Cloths,
a II ings which prepared to makeup in the
fashionable styles and warrant
good its aud hopes hy lopg experience the
able to give general satsfaeton He has also hand
Merino. silk, Undersirs and Drawers with
Callars. etc. made the best Gentlemen
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old
nd the public generally to call. decI6- Il
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JOHN s. MTG HE'LL.
FORWARDING dE CNNNtss!0N MERCH iNTsI

j 0 II \ 5. N / I 9 II E L T.
FORM WARDIAGs d9 CON Ntss!GN MERCn igTs
EVANSVILLE, IND.
RECEIPTS through here to
;IlAE p the Atlantic CITIES for all kinds nAas p
se5s1n merchandise an produce. by - 1sg set
ofthe Wabash and Erie Canal, o 80 - -
two of the reliable nes Canal Prapeers
the Lakes at the lowest
ao for the delivery of merchandise the
this city.
WareRouse corner Of the Canal and Hazja,t ST.
H also gives through for prOduee
by Ra lroed to the
Office. Water street, under the Telegraph Once.
epf3 6m JOHN s. MfeCHELL.
Regular Evansville, Louisville and
Henderson Packet.
es7@a T. TIRE fast splendid and substantial steamer
WEs. GsEEVEN,
f-z-esESg 8efz=E5 CAPT. =. SULLIVAN, Master
AI lit run as regular Packet in the
w witlsrrlve at and leave Evansville Thursdy
sunday afternoons For freisntor board
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Dz<zUE.EC FGUNRlsY.
3 A Z IA r Oh x g. S N o W d Z y

CORNER WAsBINGTON FLOYD SIS.
LOUISVILLE, KY,
NZ ANUFt CFUREIfS Of steam engines and mill machin
VG cry. blowing for Superior toree aDd
lift pumps pines tor gas,
largely use BY railroad companies for supply water
t0us; socket and hange OF railroad
wneels and other ean east aud wrought iron balcony
yard raiiIg; tobaeco and lard timber
an d mill screws atways hand
Orders stance accompanied by the ey good
references promptly attended TO- All work fanted
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u ERFUN Es.-Pomades in pots Jars and sticks;
HAIR Ioaies as sau de Lustrale, Bears Oil Oil
Maeassar J. Band0line Curling Fluid Tair Gloss etc
Shamp1nHg Water Toilet do. florida DO Eau de Cologne
Lavendar Water Nerbena Eau Vemet for render
ing the skin soft and fair well par dacate ro-
seate hue to the complexion Extracts
Lubin's and 9th Tooth Powders Trea
OF the Mouth and Aromatic vi egar; Toilet and In an
owdesi ana all the other articles the line
For sale by NJ MIELseH
noVia First street, opposite Poss-ofice.
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WTg, X. TEcGREw

ATTORNEY AT LAW AN D META RY PIT BLIC.
Ofice in .the Crescent City Bank, building
NwTILL attend faithfully all business entrusted
RS
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sJohn D. Dsfrees VIM R. No singer. II. W. Talbot.
Willis w. Wright, VIM. N. McOarty, Deos Rsot
E;W. Il. Ellis. J;w. Spencer, v, Y, g. G. Wharton
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MISCELLANEOUS.
10 Tan CITIZENS or SOUTHERN INDIANA
X tsN IA Chk AND IL.i4AOES.

X tlN IA I;k AND II.i.4AOfS.
As. D. SAUNDERS civil E.gtneer. nAvins 'akeD bis
&D abode ths city of Eyaasye WOULD psotfuly
citizens OF the portion Of Indiana
Ksntaeky Iuais he is prepared furnish Plans
pecihe Estima any
erainag his profession. viz: Water Works Drainage o.
Land Railways Turnpike, eldak other Roads, the
prsvement of Rivers for nayig gston p1rpo cs, ete
rssti mails OF ability fr m b. B. tlson Esq uhef hn-
sxaeer Albany aud Slem Railroad; Judge Hdghes
Boou ton Iud.; George Damn Bedford lad,
H. Wilson d ty Engin er Albany. Ind. aud H. @
Moore Esq Chie Engineer of the e., l. and S,r4tsh
Line Railr ad. application nhZO ~
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dec14
JOHN +. ClsHSP,
M n IA nv PURLI &c

A T he EVANSVILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Rooms, Fos-
IA RS Buildings. will attend to drawing Deeds Mort
Fag and all other writing entrusted to him dee7-dtf
MNODFIsH.-2O drums just recei ived and for sale BY
nov2I TENNEY & SORENSoN.
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RIsING Sun INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
RISING SUN, IND
hazard OF DirecfOrs.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS
s. Hathaway, --- b. B. Loring, Jacob o. Wells,
gno. ": spencer. John Grace B Hstthaway, .thy
W. T Pate. VIM. II. Powell, George Gillespie
B. j. II HATHAWAY, Sec'y. S. HAFHANAf, Frest.
Of Of these Companies is owned and theii
citizens this Strte and their
ratons are confined exclusively the State of Indiana
Risks Buildings Merchandise and also the
and Steam equitable rates Of
premium by ii. G. CIV AlHMhf,
e oet27-d3m Agent.
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JAMES LOW & co. { OUEsygLIE. Ky,
RE receivi their Stock of Spring Goods of
"a which are of their own Importation direct the
facturern n Europe.
vs. have bought all GU Goods for CASH Fna epared
to offer inducements prompt short time and Cash buyers
in the United States Our stock
BROWN SHEErINGS AND PRINTS
will be kept large w assorted during the coming
aud viii he sold and AL orders the
slue must be accom- panied With the money feh2t
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CINCINNATI.


AGENTS FOR CLIFTON AND CITY MILLS e0K AND
NEWS PAPER.
PLATNER 4 SMITHS
e = x Es . . x 3 ap RS;
sESMITH d PETERS CUT CARDS GARD SHEETS;
Light tbOGly7s Book ANA NcEES HEaIk;
MAD RITER MILLS. STRAW BOARDS. etc, etc.
SALES ROOMS. II & 79 WALNUT STREET, -
CINCINNATI, o.
Where they offer every variety paper da ted the city
nd Try trade and he materials employed in its
ctur hese .
sg-I .esgHa fdrice paid for Rags. ser4sm
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WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
24South William street, New York.
TAElNC congratulated with extensive connection
in the above Business. respectfully socits eonsig-
mens 0fa kinds OF Western Produce, which will rcove
and personal attention the lowest possible
scale Of charges. Particular will be bestowed on
consgnments of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments when required by
j. IL. MAGHEE & CO.,
feb20sf Evansville, Ind.
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ENRUfT.-1O boxes new Layer Rasins;
a do Zante Currans;
100 los Ctron: just received at
nov2S - --sg COOKS Family Groeery.
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EDURE BUCKyyHE1T FLOUR.-s1 bags pure Penn
sylyania, landing IRAN steamer John Pringie. 70
sale low by .iiA s. e. GILBERT e. o., 70
dee19-dtf Sycamore near Wakar.
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6tHBsIBRAYs.-1 case chaubray Gingham reed this
~ day and for by IA MES Il OW &. CO,.a
jan3l-d&w 4fS Main street Louisville XIV.
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Board of Directors.

INDIANAPOLIS INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
aA .ss4 INDIANAPOLIS, IND,
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HA6A DoZ Fresh Eggs; e ~ doz Tomato Catsup; -
VSH Is doz ass'd Pickles; Just rec d At fafa -
dec17- def li - tfi'tf COOK,s Family Gyoearv
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NUTTCE. ~ I..ITT "a
Having sold out entire interest in
Keen Preston to Isaac Keen and CYprn Preston
business of the lste firm will settled by them.
s-.t r4-tI 5JOdN'H. MORGAN.
jan ~ 1886 IT,. W. r. PRESTON.
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HE'LL EAEGEfs.
LOCA AND GUN SMITH.
ToBBfNG such pairing Umbrellas, Paras5ls, mend
y ing Brass, mounting Canes. ETC., Iy
JAMES SPALDING,
oct9-6rn Corner Fourth and Main streets.
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sssjssH,HiVGTON (:
The Whit Convention at Boston.
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER IL

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The Presidents Position

The account below, Of an interview which
the Subcommittee OF the National Kansas
Committee had with President Pierce. in the
hope OF inducing him 10 take prompt meas
ures to protect the settlers of Kansas from the
pillage and massacre in preparation for them
by armed hordes from Missouri and other
Slave States, hardly adds any thing 70 what
was before known Of the position Of that high
iunctionary Thus far his power has been
used so as practically to protect the opprcs-
sors and murdegers. The oppressed are now
told, in SO many words, that his course IS not
to be changed
Onitting other points on which remarks
suggest themselves, we barely make one in
quiry here, ri-. what has become Of the az.
surance given in the House of Representa-.
tives some days before the session closed on
the 18th of August, that Robinson, Brown.
and others coniDed under the charge of trea-
son in Kansas, would be set at liberty, with.
out trial even The assurance was under
stood to be given by positive authority
Leading members OF the Admiuistrltion-
Orr Of South Carolina, for one-said that it
was clear no such charge could be sustained
Il was understood also that the decar4-
tons and assurances were intended % help
the passing Of the Army Appropriation bill
without the House Prociso President Pierce
now says there isto be No change in the gov
ernment policy towards Kansas and the
prisoners are yet held in dursss Was that
declaration in the House an impudent sham
INTENDED only to deceive honest men II
there was ground for it, why has not the as
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Bully Brooks-iana


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| with .rc,t care ,gi,frnt ra,a+i ', Gy ,L, .:,f
gem Of Columbia, intended as present t, Mr.
al Of Lis course a. R,,-or1 V'e u u''', ,,i a 'a.
/ ally for the prompt and appropriated manner in
NJ. ','',@g' @ ,I, notorious Ci'Tie, sumner i''
character Of tine venerable senator from south Car.
.'', n"t''" f''AcHs Butler and the fair iamo Of
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- ,,ia w. 5'' '4'i' wa VI, h.h'i az moral
/ ."''-' '' '"' -''i'' ) A' Know Ilcr' were some
But what he wished t. saw was that tho moral t.rc
o. m'n. which would lead man TO become Black
and w.uld involve los. "e am ba- ,.
principle wLato,or."
" When hesaid lately in the House Of Repre.en-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

-iAvuRv A>o Kansas That infamous ps
per, the S5uaus' No"sr0cr the recognized
organ of the Buchanan democracy "a rarer
upheld by the government patronage Of the
National Administrations sets forth the bloody
purposes 1t the rutfaus as follows
We are determined 70 repsl thir Northern n
yaslon, and make Earsasa NIavi State though our
rivers houId be- raI1r6I with tho blood 4 ths We.
tiw-, and the csrcases ot dead abolit0uiss should
De &c uumer0u. iH the Territory, to breed disease
and sickness, we will not be- deferred IN our uur
pose. Let those who iesire .r7ue ~ Eansas. en-
gage no this uah7Iy sui UNJUST war against the ss
'ssso7 ot our beloved INSTITUTION. that is uor be.
ing vasei against The nth by tae fanatics ol =
E9nk
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12

4 CoHFEEHENslvE OATH. 4 lawyer, who
was also justice, had 'slow" client, who
was his debtor brought before him as a
witness, to whom be administered the follow
ing clincher by way Of an oath -
You solemnly swear that you will tell the
truth, the whole truth and nothing hut the
truth, and also pay me those fee bills you
owe, before you leave town-so help your
God.
We have never seen this beaten-eXcept
by the Cincinnati platform
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-10-17
The EIection.-To Town omcers.

In view of the great interest to know the results
OF the approaching election, the extensive and
expensive efforts of the press to give immediate
and full returns, and the large number of oficsrs
to be voted for, in Massachusetts particularly, we
hope these suggestions to the officers of the sew
eral towns viii be favOrably received and respect
ed as far as possible.
l. That the polls should close as early in the
afternoon as practicable. In many towns it is
easy to close them at 3 or o'clock, without do
ing injustice to any voters, and in some even ear
lier
2 That the present laws by which the votes
may be counted up as the voting proceeds, shall
be made available to a speedy declaration of the
result in each town.
3. That the votes be counted in the following
order;- Il, President 2, Governors 5, Member
OF Congress 4, Senators 5, Representatives
8, Councillor; 7, District Attorney 8, County
Oficers--so that the most important may certain
ly be obtained, if the express cannot wait for all
4. That every other faculty be offered the ex-
press messengers of the press in the discharge Of
their duties on the evening of election day.