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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-28
DIED:

At the Niagara House Buffalo N. Y. the 2}th day of
1856. BENJHIN F. MCRss. Esq of Newberry Greene
county. Ind in the 6lst year of his age.
be careful of his fame is last
ing obligation friendships aad uore soreiy lament the
dead when we pom the ightsome moments have
passed vita the living
Mr. NJ le community viii he valuable m an
abroad on ness, and while At
city Busalo taken sick with malignant phold
fever earthly and removed
his deathess that bright cline here suffering no
more known.
Fully sensible of his situation his mind all an d
it possible than woned vgor and orlaneyt he
Mr. tranquil and happy; ana although
his his family whom hastily Summoned
might hav rendered his soJourn with
little logger yet he peree resigned and
faith sweety railing leep end
signed spirit God who wtnont shudder
struggle Ills BROUGHT Newherry for inter-
where his and his three
children all reside. =
Mr. was in Sutton. Worcester county. Mass He
had always been man aud business
habits principal pTePrietor the -four
shing village of ewberry and his loss TO tnat community
We fear will soon be IN sde up (CoNMUNcATED
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EsUSTEES, SALE AT AUCTION.
CRFAT PAPGAINCi

FNNHE undersigned IL sell public auction at the doot
Noolsey & Nelson's Auction R0em, in the city Of
seville the Monday September. 1855. the TO i
estate vzThe undivided ali of 7 eet of the
the city of Evansville the OHIO river
ding from tie centre of DIVISION street to
point Pine About $50 feet of this
already improved affords the only good land
ing in low water tor steam boats.
Rtaining Is 10 100 Lot x containing
IS 90 lot 23 containing % 97loo acres being part
the quarter
ton TO south range 10 in Vandeburgh
ALso-Lot-, contAining in section 10. town
rance vest Also of lot Il OF lot q;
wesern24 block H. all theFourth Enlargement,
Dining city of Evansville Terms made known on the
of sGle. Nj j. BRA1 Assignees OF
VS. tbs JNO. SHANKLIN, 5 o. Bell.
Vslksbo'e copy to amount Of So
BOARDING
room my house. formerly Mrs Penteeost's for
a oarders, and mmodste yerdi lady
MRS. NEGLEY.
v20-pw# Voter street, between Main and Locust
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The citizens Evansville. interested in eithera Marine
Railway being established in Evansville
are requested City Hail. this (MOnday)
evening at O'Clock attendance is desirable.
gentleman in the city who proposes to establish
. Boat Yard at oucs JOHN INGLE JR
A. H.SANDERS,
]. B. HALL.
v2e1t Committee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TES.
One SQUARE less time s0e three times 81;
one week 81 so; weeks. 50 month, 81 three
months 81 s.: mouths $40; year. S5. Discount on
Iarx Cards lines rndec. So
annum charge for marriage death religious notices
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a. The Cincinnati Commercial awhile back
proclaimed Fillmore would not get single
State in the Union. 1t now admits he will
get several States. This is very well far as it
goes Keep on.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PyBAIC MEETING.

@ this place. line insertion;
cents per times per line week. dis
n Longer time.
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FARES:

Daily Freight Trains Evansville and Terro-Iaute
40 A NJ. whick local passengers viii be taken
ga For inform alton through Ticket Apply at the
Ooppanys Transportation Office head of Locust street. Ev
ansve. JeI4 il. DANIELS. Spp't.
Prneet9n Clarion and Henderson Patriot take ether
ad AM cor =
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a CAIt ID.
EEAvING associated with in business Mr. Cllsrles
McJohnston Jr in place Of Mr. s. Vickery retired.
We viii contin do Family Grocery and Provision
business old staad. the Washington Hotel''
under the name and style of VICKERY & JoHNsToN
will happy wait on all my old friends and
mers an on as many with their
patronage promising to do the agreeable 70 all.
= JAMES W. VTOKERY.
P. S.-Mr. Sam Vickery is ant horized make celsee
and pay all demands against the old The
of the old firm wild be used in the liquidation debts &C.
jyI7 J.W., Y
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AN ORnaNANCE

SOLOMON KAHN VS. JOHN KOCH AND PETER
KOCH--Sale July 2sth tha following property; Lot
No. 3. in block I33 in Lamasco city
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Supplemental Ordinance entitled An Ordinance to
prohibit erection of Wooden Buildings in certain poT
tjons OF he Evansville passed and Juy
All 1855:
eEC Be it ordsined by the Common Council Of the city
Evansville that dwelling house out house kitehen
she'd house warehouse carpenter or sheF
building shed of kind or descrlP
the shall be built OF stone e
brick shall he erected removed placed upon any
Of described LOIS subdivision
INV of ssy-Lots Mes 22a 2Sn 23l and
22 in Enlargement of the city of Evansville
aforesaid.
SEC Any person who shall violate any OF the provlsohs
this shall be subject the penalties prescribed
by Of the ORDINANCES to which this uple
mental. JOHN HEN SON, Nalor;
WELL H. WALKER. City Clerk. y25 sod
CORPDRATIC NOTICE.
RDERED Thai proposals received Tntil list MONDAY
~ August laying down Crock Pipes on MAN
the Canal first stress and also the bulng OF
the City Engineer which wit be
inspection at the City Clerks once on nam ST.
By order of the Common Council -. 81
VS. TIA WELL. H. WALKER, City Clerk
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Mr. sANDERs:-You will please announce my nsme IS
County Recorder at tAe ensuing
0nraber election y2s JUHN GREEK.
A H. SANDERS EsQ.-You will announce the name OF e.
W McBRID for the office of Sheriff o. van
county, obe of the citzens Of the eoun
~ JED
MIR. SAxDERs-Sir: You will pl ass announce my name
an candidate for the office OF County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 Ma Ii. CHANDLER.
Mr. SANDERs:-Please announce my name as candidate
for Becorder VaRderburgh County at the ensuing FIJI
election decision of the Democratic
tom. my2 JUN r. NisS''N
H. SANDERS ESQ Please announce my name as can
didate for the YanderbuTgh Circuit Court
at the ensuing October election. 7c ,,r,r,r,,,,
myt7* LUIS hIVhiEN'
EDITOR JoURNALI candidate for the Office o. Sheriff
M I2-ta VI NJ. HOLDEN.
DYsPEPsrA-There are who do not at some time
the unpleasant of indigestion
of fullnes weight and uneasness he son
the mouth, nausea SICK mead
ache &c Sc All feelings evidence Of approach
CHECKED and cured BY
the asa Of HosTErTEEs Stomach Btters which are SHOWN
infable remedy for all such mplains 10 t1s
thousands will testify who have tried theand proved tn
facts BitteTs for sale by principal
Druggists and Dealers generally sronn,pD
iy3-d1w Wo0LSET & SAWYER.
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CHARLES BARNUM,
u
WatchesN Clocks, Jew Iry, ga
STREET. BETwEEN MAIN AND LOCUST,
Evansville, Ind
WATCHES AND JEWEi.R

WATCHES AND JEWEiRE.
FHE subscriber has Received fine Tot of WATCHES
Il JEwEIKY which he is prepared to cell cheaper than
for cash His stock consists in of Wtchs Of var
styles and er9 Of all kinds and quality in
Guiding some Gold Stone Ho4Ae Coral in setsi Gold
and Silver Chains Bracelets Necklaces Rings.
Gold Sites Sleeve Bottoms Gold Pins Plated Spoons and
Forks. Silver Thubes. Grard KEYS Jet bracelets &c..
&C. In fact almost thing usually Jewelry store
all which will be warranted represented snd will he
sold cheaper than offered before in the city call
DESTROYS Of purchasing is fully solicited
Clocks Watches and Jewery all kinds repaired in the
best manner and work warranted
iY22-f CUAS BARNUM
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Will be distributed according to the following
NAIsNtFICEAT SCHEME.
500 600

l5 prizes amounting $2O4 900
I5Oo0 Prizes SO determined by the mber which
every tieket in the scheme will
entitledt So if number then number
ticket in the scheme will be 20 s. in addition to
OF prize which the ticket may draw.
Purchasers buying equal quantity eff odd
Of the same with chance Of blaming other prizes
Athose tickets eRdiDg with0 g. ar even-and all
Remember that every Prize is drawn, and payable in
full without deduction
drawing-other usual time thirty days
strictly ntia The drawn
hers will be forwarded purchasers immediately alter the
ss- Whole Tickets s1s-Ralves s5-Quarters se<. -es
Prize tickets eSshed renewed in other tick either
office. o. ers for tickets can he addressed sc
S. SWAN & CO.. Atlanta Ca,
y26-sA s SWAN. Montgomery, Ala.
wETANTED-A good workman to make Buggy Wheels
w and Wagons. Such man can get steady employ
1855 JOAN P. CRIoKMUT. vincennes Ind
IVin. Gaz 81.
DEsSOLUTION NOTICE.
hip heretofore under the style and
firm of 0oburR He shherger is this dsy dissolved by
y25-t JOSEPH n. RERSHBBRGER.
COP aRTNEWSHB NOTICE
ESNHE dergned have this day formed eopartn ershp.
n under the style -andfrm of A. J. CoFburn
hsvng taken the stock and stand Of the firm Of courn
Colburn Hershterger. aAd alone settle
yz5-tf JONAS OoLBURN.
MATTEEAS>ES AND BED COMFORTS
a G0LBURN & co having taken the staad lately
As occupied by Colburn & Hershberger will continue to
will upply Wholesale and retail trade
est rates and at Ties ortest notice.
cco oet6yn Lind Aa' Dr. M oss DO
SSSot do Hair do
All of which will best quality and war
give satisfaction Au those please give us
A. j. COLBURN & Co
y25 Water street, next below Canal Bank.
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LUMBER LUMBER!t
u. 81. BENNEU

NET oULD respectfully of Evans
Wy Vile and try that he constant
hand large and full of Pine Lumber.
Shingles Dressed and Undresed FLOORING Dressed ann Un
dressed Misunderstanding etc. etc. which he w sell
~heap cash Orders the country solicited
Carpenter street. Eratz Heilman Is EauHdry
He has also yard Eineeu the EYansysil ~
Railroad Dept and prepared TO furnish
all in that section with full variety cheap as ca be
bought in Evansville. L. L. WATSON. AGENT
iv3-tf Vineennes
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

IUnder this will always be found correct staseuent
Sherf Sales including of parties. property
and time sales
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CLOTHENG AT WHOLESAL
Encourage Home Industry.
TENHE undersigned take leave
q this city and that they have this
ed the manufacture of CLOTHING also importing and
dealt 0vereoatings Cloths Jeans
Tweeds and all sorts of Innings aad Tailor Trimmings
Having purchased the materials of class
and only 10y the best of bands enables
substantial sewing and perience in this branch bush
several enables with
establishment of this SORT in prices well
terms.
We therefore take occasion
seek distant markets. where, you will
find good assortment and pre lower here than
other places Please call and examine in order to verify
A ANSP ACHER &c 20.
iyIs-4m Main street next door TO Bra oh Bank
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CHAs. BARNUM.
MEMS! W&!!

cprep - = 4. W =; - :. ~ =. - - a., ;,
sB Express the Cincinnati Commercial and Enquirer
also the Louisville ourna either which will he divere
the subscribers 2lz cents Per week.
singlee ny.
Papers received by Saturday evenings Express will he
livered Sunday morning from snti S,elock at hso
fee Fosters buildiag. iy22- lw
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For Representations. DENLY.
Sherif-John B. Hall.
Clerk-Louis Richter
Recorder-John FarreH.
Treasurer-Theodore Venneman
Coroner-J. G. Hatehett
Gov. Wright closed the proceedings with a
speech. At the commencement, McAvoy
jumped up and asked-''sooa't some gentleman
ask Gov. Wright to explain his approval of the
Maine Liquor Law?"
Up jumped Mr. Hill-"And aooa' the same
gentleman ask him about that Canal Trustee?''
The Governor was frequently interrupted by
shouts Of whisky" whisky" We hope af-
ter this his friends will not complain of the
boys who shouted for Fillmore on the Cover
nor's arrival. His speech did neither harm
nor good and numbers left before he close.
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PuRI.IO NOTrCE

PUBLIC NOEEC Ezvfr ~ r.
TO ALL WHOM IF MAY CONCERN.
HAVE this day duly I4th sold my entire interest
in the merchandise everything Perta kning
formerly owned by j. W d s. Fickcry to Mr. Charles
McJohnston Js who with Mr. James W. Vfekery VIII
tinue the business at the old stand.
my sincere thanks my numerous friends for
their liberal patronage extended to while in bsress
old firm and would be pleased that the
same may be continued with the now. .
jy17 SAMUEL NlCkERH.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
A Office is hereby given that the has
pointed Administrator. with the win the es-
Thomas Cowe late of Vanderburg county deceased
said estate supp Jsed to be solvent
H. Q. WHEELER Administrator
jyIs v it'll viii Annexed.
ADMINISTER 4TOR's NOTICE.
"a Office Is hereby given that the
pointed Administrator of the estate Mary
of county deceased said
to be inselyent. jylS 81. Q. WHEELER Adm
ADMINISTER ATOR's SALE.
~ Office hereby given that will sell Auction
Saturday the 9Th day August 1856 at the Auction
Rooms Woosey Nelson in Evansville The personal
property of Mary shannon deceased consisting
Bedding. Household Furniture. Clothing
SIX months all above three dollars.
with interest waving reeflaws approyed security
Jy1s @ WHEELER. Administrator
EpUTTER AND EGGS
= d 50 lbs Table Butter; 100 doz Eggs for sale by
ny29 CALDWELL & LANSLEY.
LOST.
a BRKASTPIN of the shape of a harp, with pearls
n sides and hair in CENTRE Valued for the sake the
gVer The finder shall be rewarded receive the thanks f
the owner bv leaving it at this efhce- Je25u
q MEAoRANDUM Book bound in Leather with steel
thankful to have thu same left at this Office is2Af
n An KITS Nos l and 2 Maekerel.
d W. E20 bbIs Nos. 2 and3 do
30 hf-bbs Nos. Mackerel roo bxs No Herring;
4oqr-bbls No. l. 2and3 doj IS bxs Scale dol
Cuba Cigars reed and for sale prices by
jece J. & D. HERMANN.
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NOTICE is hereby given all Draymen Cartmen, Ex-
LIZ Hack aud Omnibus keepers. Auctioneers
Pin Bagatel and Billiard keepers Managers OF Thea
Peddiers aud Book Vendors that their
licenses all the Ist day of month Aug ) and
that the before that
ordinances in
vded will be strictly enforced By order
jy22-Im WELL i WALKER, City Clerk. +
EBUCE WHEAT SEED bbls Buck Wheat Seed ,
4 , reed per steamer Diamond by
ix21 II T.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT

TIME ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY respectfully an
L their friends. the public of Evansville
vicinity. that they have determined to OPEN Office
Evansville be devoted exclusively the
the of their Line and have appointed Mr. GEO
w MCBRIDE as their AGENT who fro n his eonneeten
with perfectly iliar with all the
and the details of their operation This has
made with the sole object of increasing the facilities
the Express and thereby increase its desiTab the pub
cto psh which the best efforts Of local ageA
will be especially directed
persons having business with Fary will pleas
call Mr. MaBride, Office First be-
tween Locust and Main, who alone authorised for
nov2-dtf AIRED GAITHRR superin ten arr "
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VETE the undersigned wish call the attention of the
w Wholesale Merchants of Evansville and dealers in
general the that featuring
ticle Cider Vinegar. which will self compete
with Cincinnati Pittsburgh prices Give call tsir
trial is all ask. MERCER & CHLORIDE
~ BThe mandatory is situated the Of Fourth
and Canal streets Larssco city jvl-d1wlyEs
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N0,HIf,Is

VrAILoRS &nd Seamstresses will find constant employ
Il A AN SP sCHER Il co IS,
yl9-2w Maia street. next door to Branch Bank.
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DlssULUTION NOTICE.

THNHE partnership existing the UNDER
signed has dissolved by mutual All the
outstanding business of the firm Of Kendall & Rogers will he
settled by j. H. Rogers. whom all bills will be presented
and payments debts It settle the
business Of the firm Immediately. PEIEk KENDALL,
iy2-3w= J. II. ROGERS.
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1000 lbs Shoulders;
tUARDIAN,s SAFE nRAI. ESTATE.

NTOTICE is by that Henry Jacobs Guardian Of
the minor heirs of William Wood by virtue of
Of the Court Common Pleas Van dorburs
the % day Of August 1856 tween 10 clock a. NJ
clock p. A. said day, will sell public auction,
the door of the Court House in the city Of Evansville
ugh Indiana all that of the South half Of the
ofthe North East section nine
teen six South Range beon RinK said
heirs heretofore sold. the being about eight
the following terms to wits One third o. the
money be paid cash. third in six and
third months. purchaser Civ, his for
payments with interest the day of sale
jys-Sw HNNRY JACOBS. Guardian.
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NOy,

CORPORATION NOTICE.
RDERED, That the Lots dining the alley
" running from Main sycamore Street.
Eth and 5h said alley be city
trade within days after the publication Of this notice
and in default the the Street hereby
thorized proceed and said
will be aud collected by said
much thereof will satisfy said lien and
der OF the Council.
JY22- WELL. Fl. WALKER Clerk
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EUST reoeiv d land opeRn direct from Philadel
eG phia half chests q boxes choice Black and Green
Teas which half chest of Black Tea
which those who love it. all of which
offered at small advance Call and try
VICKERY e. I0HNST0N'S,
jyl7 Main Washington Hote..
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NOTICE,

LII persons who have claims against will please
"a sent them Immediately for payment; ali
know themselves indebted ii 90 BY pay
irg the same. iyI7-f j. W & 5. yIcKERK-
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ADAFIS' EXPREss CoMPANY.

Sits lass1l I 5EaN 8 5aszs55gt
s .s ~ e g 81 y. y EsEk
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FILLmoRn ELECTORAL TICKET

GEORGE P. DUNN, of Lawrence.
tesANDREW w. OSBORNE; of Laportt
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-24

sfs Herbert,s Character at Home.
Our Sae Francisco correspondent, (says
an exchange gives our readers glimpse
at the character of Herbert, who killed
the Irish waiter, bnt we make an extract
from the San Francisco Bus9esaa Of June
29tb, which shows what manner Of men
have received Office during the reign OF
terror which has cursed California for
years back. "a
The Bulletin, in speaking Of the mur-
der Of KEATIN3 by HERBERT, says:
The atrocious deed was in perfect keep
ing with the mans history and present
character. This Representative of the
Bowie knife and Revolver fraternity, net
satisfied with violating all rules of gen
tlemanly department, adds foul murder
to the disgrace he has already heared on
this State. Among the witnesses for the
defence appears one Major 5Graham-we
are glad he does not apper under the hon
orabie title of 'Mr. and swears that t
was not the habit of the prisoner to CARY
deadly weapons. We think it would hare
been better for the friend OF the murder
er to have qualified his evidence little
1t is well known that Herbert was never
known to be without arms while in this
State;that his antecedents are of the worst
kind; that his friend VIM. Gardiner. with
whose pistol. it is said, he committed the
murder. is equally as bad q character. and
at one time the citizens of Coloma gave
him the choice of dangling at the end OF
a hempen cord, or leaving,the town in ff.
teen minutes. We are free to say that if
Herbert had Leen there at this time, he
would be hung as high as his bosom
friends and companions, Casey aud Cora.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-24
Affair." in Washington.

The Buchanan Electioneering Commi,-
tee are taking great deal of pains to cir.
culate the deception that the Toombs and
Douglas Bill repeals the unconstitutioual
laws of the sham Kansas Legislature.
which deny to Northern men the, lights
of citizenship. This is all pretext -
The Bill repeals. or rather proposes. to
suspend, some few of theSe infamous en-.
actments,, but it does them, ID very
,equivocal manner. and. indeed. in sub
stance, only raises a aGpestion as to tie
validity of the acts, and refers thai cues.
ton to the Courts under Lecompts aud
his associates. The Bill confirms Che
mass of the edicts designed 70 ostracise
Free State immigrants. This is the very
worst feature of the measure, and indeed
was necessary to the completeness of the
plot of which It forms part-to estabii b
Slavery in in the Territory - Wosaingtu,
Cor. Courier and Enquirer. - i g1itslg
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-24


One of the editors of the Cleveland,
Herald has been on a three weeks, trip
over Illinois. Iowa. Wisconsin and Michi.
gan, diligently seeking to know the real
state Of the political pulse and is con-
vlnced that those four States are as sure
for Fremont as is the coming election
day. Hesays . In Ohio, we know no
thing OF the excitement of the Western
States. Former Democrats are coming
over to Fremont by hundreds. Now and
then an old Wing gives in his adhesion
to Buchanan, for fear of Abolition but
where We lose one such nervous granny.
we gain ten from the ranks of WORKING
men Democrats. 4aeazks >:
Buchanan has the musty smell of self
interest upon his political skirts. while
Fremont comes fresh and with the odor
Of noble daring, Mr.. Buchanan has no
personal popularity. there is no enthusi.
asm connected with his, name, while his
servile Submission to The political hacks
who got up the Cincinnati platform, has
wound him up around like the folds which
enease an Egyptian mummy. To give
some idea how the Locofocos of the four
States named above, expect to elect Bu-
chanan, it is only necessary to say that
they draw their hopes not from expected
success at home, but from an anticipated
triumph in Ohio. It would seem tina.
Locofocos in this State keep up the cour-
age OF their friends In neighboring States
BY assuring them that Ohio is certain for
Buchanan. Here. we we'll know. the
hopes of the Locofocos rest on Illinois. or
Wisconsin, or Michigan. fer they are not
insane enough to claim 0hiosg Again We
assure our readers that Illinois. Iowa.
Wisconsin and Michigan will. in oar opin-
ion, give triumphant maiorities for Ere.
mont and Dayton.''