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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-27

k.BNGER'S sEWINF nACbseEs.-Al per-
- obtain full and reliable information re-
speeng Singers Sewing Machncs-ther price capabilities
sizes method Of working means o procuring
them and all parculascan do so by applying at our
Office Broadway New York by letter or IN person for
. l. NJ SINGERS GAZETTE This paperis devoted entirely
to the Sewing Machine interest Copies will be supplied
gratis o all interested -
n B.-The unparalleled success of our Sewing Machines
has induced fraudulent limitations Of them besides nu
merons nfringenents Of patensof which we own SIX
teen the OF patents have recently
favor in the L. s. Cuenit Court OF New
Jesy, In these suits the great principe OF
holding doua be sued 10 the surface IF ho machine
byd yidinR pressure which is used in all Sewing Machines
has been fully established. The Wheeler a Wilson, and
tho Grover a. Baker Sewing Machines Hege each in
fringe patents owned by US We have suits
apansi them several of the s. Courts which VIII soon
be tried We hereby caution the public not 10 buy any in
ringing Machines they compelled by law 10 stop
using then and pay cost and damages
Agents will be wanting to make sales OF our I'M
sewing machines To properly quahed tor
the business opportunity for profitable and pleasant
employment is offered. =, .e -
New improved machines exchanged on berA Terms Tor
old machines of every kind N slAhElt " ~
Principal Office, 323 Broadway New fork
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-27

b LT.-5250 Sacks Ashions Salt direct importation iron
- -.,crpool, daily expected For sale by - a.
N ,jts EDMOND. DAVENPORT & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-27

cEAsONABLE.-laau silk, McrinO, I.islc,
- Undeshr and Draws; also Linen, Bleached
and Brown Dfaws-a the Furnishing and Clothing Ba
BUBkOu6AS, SliAf a. w. e.
lune
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-27

" =, = r -, -.
GRAY Notary Public, dealer in Land arans and Attor
nev the prosecution Military Bounty Land and Pension
claims wishes purchase 100000 ACRES of Military Bounty
and will attend to any business, as Notary
ub such edgmen of deeds assignment of Land
warrants Sc &c LAFAYETTE w GRAY,
Notary Public Bounty Land and
iuly n Agent Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-27

lust received u large Assorsnem emt oi i' 'ssn.s'
ID of all colos French Work such as Sleeve Sos G
I'M iuns aitsl N,laUGGENHEIMER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-27

XNyARDROBEs, WAEDROR OREs.- Mahea-
w ANY, Walnut and Common Wardrebes ON hand al
prices varying from $40 to sl00 A. WINsToN'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-27
GEORGE W. SHANKS, |
A. HUPP,
GREEN Il. BOARD,
WILLIAM WALTON,
nANIn SIIANKS

TO Richmond semiweeky Whig Daily Dispatch, Norfolk
Herald Raleigh Register, Petersburg Inegencor
TIL 3tonued ljune 7d&ets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-27
NAnNiCAN GuANo.-nry aud in anc order.

Nn 80 a and "a A. brands belng shipped to US
hA the importer For sale, 10 arrive, by
II g. HARDY A. 90,
fe esdtcts Fira door above Powell's Hotel Petersburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-27

AreT AS GOsT.-.Tmst opened another lot Of
loan superior silk Flouneod Robes, Silk HOses Mantest
nmbc mud Muslin Bands, aud Faps Moria Antique and
lastc with another lot Of Embroidered Collars New
ttply Of Ladies' and Caters, reduced prices at
JOHN AHRAIAM'S Cash Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-27

The above Ohio River. slight advance is
charged all way by Railroad No Storage Charged
ont Goods through oar linz. Consgn to
BRIDGFORD & Co, Richmond
REFERENCES RICHMoND-Sterns Il Brummel, linsley,
Tardy & Co, Seden Il Miller j. H. Claiborne, D. w Wright
a. Co. Chas Il Wortham & Co, Shields & Somneryile and
Eamanas Dayennort A. co June 25.ts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20
RUSSELL w. WEsrcorr, Auctionecr,
WILL SELL by Catalogue on TUESDAY,

KussELL w. WEsTcoTT, Auctoneer,
WILL SELL by Catalogue ON TUESDAY,
w Dec g. at 10y O'clock the entire splendid ROSEWOOD
FURNITURE of house No l52 2is,.t few doors Of
7hsv This sale will be found worthy the special attention of
from the fact that the sale will be strictly peremptoy. Every
thing the house be sold without reserve and be
removed immediately all Of which Of the best description
and In perfect condition. all having been made to order May
last Consists part superb carved rosewood Pal Suites
Esgeres with marble tops rich Carpets stAtusytop Center
Tables beautiful rosewood Secretary Bookcase Lady French
Secretary Resentment and Reception Chairs Consoles
in Bue work marble Chfoner splendid Dresden and Seyrs
China Nsse valuable Mantle Clock four elegant Pier and Man
tie Mirrors Dsms.k Brocade and Lace Curtains, superb Oil
Paintings with large variety Of chsste and beautiful Parior
Ornaments. rich Chandeliers he
Elabora,ey carved rosewood Bedsesd, Dressing m.beo2
Bureaus Washssnds and Commodes % large Hair Mattresses
rosewood Sofas Tee Tete rosewood Furniture suite In
velvet Suite in hareloh rosewood Library Bookcase
Oval Mirrors elegant Extension Tables, magnificent Dinner
Set 40 pieces with large and valuable variety Of rch China
solid Silver Cutlery, Cut Glass &c English 0cloth Carpets
Velvet Stair d. Plated Rods Hasnds Chao 6ee Portable
Heater &c with reat variety Of other Furniture No post
ponemert Goods 10 b. removed i'm nediaiey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY DECEMBER 90 1855
Sales bp Anttion.

HsSaY H. LEEDS Auctioneer -
A sSIGNEES SALE.-HENR6 II. LEEDS 20 q
- n IDOL AZ The ssesroon No. q Nasssu-st BY order OF
Is Asisnee without Bspendid MANTLE
- - r.ry,d wood frames Just imported Of the follow
ns wzes: 7o1so sox4s 5cx+o 4oxS, fnS ditto ex tox
s, &c ,ome Of which in carved OAK plain frAnies
Tb., Will be- .od without close the and
& vishns TO supply Themselves such opportunity
nav again very soon -,
-' Az - O'Clock At The Ssesroom, No. Is Nssssu-st
AssIGNEE'S sALE.-By order Of Toonss Morton eco ,
70 The late arms Of BROWN, PALMER DWIGHT, and
PALMER DWIGHT schedule of which can be ootAisea
separately be requested al the time OF sale for cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20

JOSEPH HEGEMAy, Auctioneer.
0N SATURDAY, Dec. 20, at ii o'clock, a. M,
J. q. Harley LARGE STOCK a aDIEs' SPLENDID
EURs-A lnse.stock of frscsss Lse FURS. comprising
Sables Enine Mink, 10 Purchasers viii find those
goods worthy their attention % are all Of the very best
srtcle be described in the catalogue BY
Mr. who this method Of reducing his large
with view devote his entire attention TO his in
John.st. Cstaloaues o. the day the sale
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20
1imanrai.
rRHAsusEs's ofricr, c, p. AND A. R.ILsssn
CLssELAND. Dec M nSest
.f \

rREAsusEs's OfyIcE, C, p AND A. R.nsssr
A DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT ~
"A Capital Stock q this Company, and the sam. 80 "
payments upon the Scrip issued on the 18th Of Ap
been declared Of the net earnings ID. r., ~
months ending Dec. 81 ss able the sharshe A. a
oee Of the Treasurer, in Cleveland Ohio on ~. "a
January 1887 In currency, by SIGH, ehech on -
the option Of ths shareholder. respectively. s
The Transfer Books Of the Company Win Be- elo>.A A.
goth Of December int 20 Jan o 1887 ~ -
Also. Dividend Of TEN PER CENT on ID. c.p.I "a.
and the upon al payments upon the Scrp on ~.
rany has been declared ou, Of the surplus ssrp,pr
Road payable to the shareholders respectively a. he a.
the Tessrrer in Cleveland, Ohio, on the "a DAY a -
usry, 1857. -
An nstalm.nt Of IS per cent on the Scrip Of THE co-,.
nss 9e en-, SAea N NJ. see w. ,ss5 CIV
have the privilege Of making ,uch payment the d a,
January 1857 and draw full dividends upon the tame -,
After.
The Transfer Boob. Of the Company will b. elos.a from a.
Goth Of February to March l. By order q the Board
GEO B. ELY Tr......
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20
Che Ball Geasot,.

lTNHE Twenty eighth ANNUAL BALL of the
Il NEW-YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT. for the Widows
Orphans will take place at the Academy Of Music l4hs
on MONDAY EVENING January 70, 1887. Tickets may be
procured Of the Managers By order
JANIS p. WEyMAS Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20
DR0A WAY TIL E A L + X
I'D z A. MARSHAL. Sole Lessee.

Also Of I'd, Walnut-st. Tneater, Philadelphia
OPENING OF THE SEASON.
and engagement o. tho
Eminent English Actor
Mr.. HARRY Lorraine
w will perform a limited number of nights
The lessee h,s the satisfaction Of making known that
Mr. BLAKE,
the popular comedian will his Office Stage Manager
appear asionally in his celebrated characters
respectfully that the circumstances which have
caused vacation months in this establishment Of
such notoy coed further explanation publicity
due 10 the people general and especially
tbe friends Of this svore temple Of the drama v
h they been beyond the control Of those inter
direction and have included snxetes peplexes
and losses anticipated before
The lessee has nevertheless relied upon the justice liberal
support with which his fellow citizens would sustain
him when his abor should be resumed for their gratfc
the UNFOLDING of refined and rational amusement in fur
which he leave state that the general
will BE-
extended beray and excellence III all that constitutes
6rst ass thesteI.
The company full and talented embracing the Of
established New York performers who will appear this
hons fny fbs time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20
6topes, Ranges ana Aeaters:

TILLMAN's PATENT WARM AIR RADIk-
Il TOR and CIRCULATOR.-This new and irysl able n
yention eects-st gss. economy in fuel aeoa
3D. Produces pure heat Sd Preserves the vitality Of the i
9Th Keeps constant sirc ason OF the In the ros
5h Equsizes the heat Ia every part Of H. keeping room
feet long the further end the ne
6tb Obyatss the defects of and hot air r
the only plan BY which large BE-
csy and comfortably warmed II b. IN opsrsoa
the American Institutue No Sl Broadwsyi Bxby Hoss
corner Of Park place and Broadwsy and At DelmonseSS
Wlsmst- Independent Radiators sold separately whsS
esn be attached 70 any ordisay For sale - No
Duane st. and at McPhersons No. 5 Watsrr. Pncs ~
For the Radiator alone, &l2 So
7. c. LEAND, General Agent, No. n Dsane.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20
for the Roli0ans.
A CONFECTIONER. "Currente CalamO. " C

A CONFECTIONER, "Currente CalamO, cor
IA daily consrsulates his citizens and civic customers
together with those the communities Of Canada
Communipsw California Canton and countries circumjacent
the cordial conviva and cementaory ceremonies Of the
coming Christmas connected with Christmas cheer
The Canier of cupdity the Cacoehes CsrPend Of
the coveted, carecoroding Carous" circulating coin
craving caatezng eecuency thronghou
the careful consideration OF Consa Credit mo
while the clsm Of charming childish csmberins chseIbox
chuckng clsmorous Candycraving cberubs carefully
ehesIfuiy and compacently considered.
then, contemplate copious col
lection Of carefully concoced Confectionery compounded by
competent Comf makers and Candy makers all eonversen
with Candy craft and cued in consideration Of their capab
ties from every country in Christendom.
The Candy contiguous CORTLAND wiz Isl Green
wich where crowds of customers checy compete in chang
ing coin for choice CONNECTIONS Cracked Candy 10
cacula call forth cosentient commentator the
pesDess complement of the complicated collection and
ooneraiulatory comments the components thereof
CONNECTIONS Coughs Casrrhs and corresponding casual
ties cracked crashed or 0fepated Candies, &c &C. &s
I. G.. HODGKINS Confec.iener,
No. l4 Green between Courtlsndt and Liberty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20

JosEPH HEGEMAS, AuctIoneer.
IN MONDAY, Dec. ~, at 10 o'clock a. M, at
" No. l26 Atlantic, mead Henry Brookyn-The STOCK
Of RETAIL CROCKERY STORE, consisting in part Of
Plated Ware, Cutlery Fancy Goods China Vases and the
usual variety of China Glass White Granite Ware, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20
printing.

A THOUSAND BUSINESS CARDS neatly
IA printed for 81 81 Bill Rea&s low - 50 par ssr
0riI Prsrrr ssS.gy cheap ct p ECKLERs. Futon 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20

4 MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY
ANEW fEAR-At r. J. CROWEN'S, No. 500 Broadway,
corner of 4thst MAGNIFICENT BOOKS IN SPLENDID
BINDINGS, FANCY STATIONERY, FANCY ARTICLES
&c. Please call early do delay. If you defer till to
you the choice Of to-day and then your
you pstrone Broadway beg to call early do not
delay
beautiful PRESENTS for the HOLIDAYS.
ID the choice ENGRAyINGS, handsomely framed
rich WATER-COLOR BONES; ditto for Oil and Pastel
Painting; DRAWING INSTRUMENTS, &c, for sale by
w. SCHAUS, No. 6l9 Broadway.
BEAUTIFUL PIANOS for HOLIDAY PRES
I'D ENT5-The warerooms of T. GILBERT Co. now
full Of superb and will be sold reduced prices
and upon easy terms III. T. MATHEWS,
Nos. 4ie and 4.1 Broadway, cor. Canal-st,
And No 296 Fulton-st., Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20

r. L. DELrssER, Auconeer-By LEAvIrT, DELissER Go:
NEW AUCTION and COMMISSION HOUSE,
~ aud S7s Broadway, Of sale
Of Books Stationery Paper Paintings Fancy Goods Wsrks OF
Art and Merchandise generally Hereafter all goods
called for within three days after sale will be sold pur
cbasers account. WEDNESDAY, Dec. ~ AZ l0i O'clock at
the auction rooms elegant Of ladies' FASHIONABLE
FURs comprising elegant Stone Msrten Hadsons Bay Mink
Fitch and other CAPES, VICTOkINES, MUFFS, CUFFS,
GLOVES etc. warranted entirely free from moth and manu-
acued for the present The catalogue comp an
elegant Russian Sable Sets worth from $500
10 and 000 all of which will be sold positively and
without close the Also so fine Seal Sleigh
Robes Bear Skins etc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20
1mnsfmfnis.

~ nj O,s GA X ID r NJ
N SATURDAY svENING Dec ~
srxTu ENGLISH OPERA NIGHT,
CELEBRATED
pyNF znd HARRISON OPERA TROUPE,
Nh, m b. prodsced The popular OpeTA OF
~ THE BOHEMIAN GIRL
m, mi, hale Characters by
Ms Louisa PYNF, MI DUILMEI'. n thsfcAI.k
Mis- SUSAN FYNE, - appearance,
MT H. REEVES, Hr. HOaNC ASTLE,
Mra COLEMAN POPE, Nj. W. IA ARSON
~sl Full Chorus and Orchestra
Musiea Conductor. ...': .....;..'. MI Ref.
Cam TO THH PUBLIC In complain n with a,merou>
.pe, decided seats in the Dres. C-<
ssd Psquet advance daring the Eng Osera season The
sAarses Tor admission will therefore b. :. tslow,.
70 house. wit
Secured Seats in Dire" Circle ana fssqaet..23s.
Private BoJes................. a.
O6iee from . q. m. 10 p. m.
Doors open ct = conmenc . At o'clock
An sold during .e dsy viii be on.n without
"a the evenip~ - ~ - ~ ~ ~
o. NONDAY EVEN NC will D. produced
THE DAUOf TER OF THE REGIMENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20

I AIDES HOOPS.-GUTTA-PE CORD
s adopted for Ladies' Skirts in preference any
OIL Or article. WHOLESALE aud retail by
SAMUEL c. BISHOP,
Sole Manufacturer in the United States No la Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20
A. NJ MERwN, Auetioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER & CO.-Trade Sale

MONDAY, Dee. 2,
And Eols ewing day commencing at 4 o'clock p. m.
BIBLIOTHECA SPLENDID SSiMA A samptuoes eolIec
hon Of Books hissss Autographs, Ws'er Color ana renos
D1avnss Eehnx Engravnzs Antiquities ealy pnned
Books Library Furniture he being the entire collection OF
ssnens about leaving for Europe The Library comprises
estrsordnsry accumulation Of superh bound Illustrated
Works il almost every department OF art peculiarly rcn
yoy,,es and T. e Boohs relating TO America Chess ac
Wstercoor Drawings by David Cox Eastlske Prout Fraser
Caermoe Westa other celebrated foreign artists Nso
the original Sketch Book of Sir Joshua Rsyr Odds and other
sale of effects Of the late samuel kosers
of London Also the most superb collection OF Illuminated
Ms.s ever offered public sale in this country with uniqoe
array E,cbnss and Engraving. BY Albert Rem6rant Osss
&c Also superb black walnut Bookcases Of capacity
with doors and many other items Of Library Fn
ture altogether forming magnificent collection Of the
Catalogues ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20

NJ ! Is Il A's S l. o 0 -.
L. N. GOTfsCHALKs
LAST
g O ~ G j. II Il,
Ia NewYork,
On FRI Jay EVENING NEXT, December d, iaS.
A,satsd -
MADAME D'ANGRL
Joint apr sarsnce of
L. NJ. GOTTsCHA'EK.
MADAME DANURf and Mr. THALBERG have = ndy vol
neeree their services this Concert winch will 20 the last
H GOTT- prior bis departure or Havana
Ee1ico South America Europe IL will also be the last
appearance of Mr. THALBER0 previous 10 his ES Sem tour
for this occasion grand Das
r two Pianos be performed By Mr. Thalbsg nd himself
Doo al Coneett commence at Q.
Reserved Seats, 81 80 and 81
qsr Sale Of Seats will commence MOND AY. Dee. a. At
w,p Hsl1 store Ne. 80 Br oawsy, and at C.
reusinss No 7ol Broadway Ticket Offices
Aope q IN. NIL y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20
Clothing.

CLOTHING for MEN and BOYS-Of every
~ sze anu quality TO be almost given away 81 Fulton
New York This the best that
get Clothing. Wholesale retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20

TOR SALE.-The premises No. 25Amity-pace
rs by 100 feet, in Lsuensst near Bleecket kno.n az
ROUREE'S LIVERY STABLE will be positvely sold by
IDWARD H. LUDLOW Auctioneer on TUESDAY, Dec.
81 inst AZ ~ O'clock AT the Merchants Exchange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20

CHOICE FURS at AUCTION.-Our readers
~ will remember that TaIs 10 THE DAY al m OF hAR,
LEY'S FUR SALE, his store No So Mdden-lane JosEPh
for BUYERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20

~ half GLG essr.er boxes; dried 0nrrtnts Ciron Fs',
,riss acc. sne Teas Coffee G-oceres fTovlsions Obs
tS0t hpsts te AZ ittr f,f iAe reasonable
ieg,os ~ !. Z. tUWLRk4 GO. 81 "a SS eistsviSl.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20

NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN DIVIDEND NOTICE.-rhe Board Of Director Of N,
New York and Harlem Railroad Company has THIS DAY q.
clsrsd . DIVIDEND Of THREE PER CENT, One Dollsr
and Half per share, TO the hodes Of the PREFERRED
STOCK Of the Company payable and asr the ,h dsy
January next s the office Of the TreasaRr No. 81 PnsS
The Transfer Books the Preferred stock viii be slossd c
the 9th Of December to the 9th OF January
Dec. II. 1885. w. A. WHITEHEAD, Trssssrsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20

MI DOUGHTY, AnctlOneer, VIII sell on the
vi. premise. No i2e Wet Mshs, near SHAY At os
pr,ns rich Velvet Tapestry Threepy and Ingram Carpets
rosewood and mshosany Per Suites marbetop Iensr ana
Paintings articles of Nertu Statuay, &C. mahogany and
rosewood Bedseads pure Hair Mattresses Feather Beds
ardrobes Washstands Toilet Sets Bed
ding The whole of said Furniture h Ia rstrste order
and will be peremptorily sold to the highest bidder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-20

I I. VANDERHOOF,
- STOCK COMMISSION BROKEl
No. II Williams. Loans uesots,sd.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-12
Col. ]. W. Crnekatt.

Was invited to speak at the Fillmore club
meeting last Saturday night. Being unable
to attend, he has sent US word that he will be
here next Saturday if desirable. In the name
Of all the Fillmore men in Evansville, we re-
spond for him to come. Apollo Hall has been
engaged, and special meeting of the Fillmore
club called for next Saturday evening, to hear
speech from Col. Crockett. This gallant
Fillmore man is doing noble service in Ken
lucky. We have heard the ring of his metal
here once during the campaign, but not in the
stirring tones it will thrill hearts next Satur-
day night. Excellent speech as he made
before, he labored under peculiar difficulties
and did not do himself justice. We need not
say Apollo Hall will be crowded next Satur
day night and we promise the ladies' will be
well represented there too.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-12

AMERICAN CAMPAIGNER. The State Central
Committee of the Fillmore party have resolved
upon the publication of campaign paper, to
be issued simultaneously at Indianapolis and
New Albany, as the party has no central or
gan. The editorial management of this paper
will be under the charge Mr.. Gregg, of the
New Albany Tribune, who, we promise, will
make vigorous paper and labor earnestly for
the Fillmore cause. We give the terms be-
low.
TERMs-The American Campaigner'' will
be printed on a sheet the size of the Indianap-
oils Daily Journal or Weekly Tribune (with-
out advertisements and furnished weekly un-
til after the Presidential election at the follow
ing rates:
Single Copy :;.-....'...- SO cents.
Clubs Of 10 to 90. 30 -
Clubs IF 20 and upwards. .25 "
OF Clubs an all cases to be sent to one aa-
dress.
or All communications intended for the
paper to be addressed to NJ Gregg & Sons
New Albany.
o. Orders for Clubs, enclosing the money
can be sent either to NJ. Gregg & Sons, or to
A. Il. Davidson, Chairman of the State Cen
trail Committee, at Indianapolis
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-08-12

(Er Preston S. Brooks is very droll fel-
low. He wishes at this late day to fight Bur
Iingame, it seems, and his friend, Gen. Lane,
has re-opened the matter. We rather fear
Preston is monomaniac on the subject OF
fighting, considered as theory.
Cim. Columbian.
Gen. Lane has evidently been doing his ut
most as the friend of Mr.. Brooks to keep
himself before the public in little blood and
thunder notoriety. He appears to belong to
that class to whom notoriety in any form is
more agreeable than obscurity. He was in
deed almost forgotten in the memories of ali
ungrateful people, and even his Old Line
friends in Indiana had forsaken him for other
gods, and were permitting him to sink into
the darkness of premature obscurity, when
the Brooks assault on Sumner, and afterwards
the attempt of Brooks to establish for himself a
character for little courage by fighting du-
ell with some amiable Northern gentleman
have again brought the General on end, very
prominent political nobody. But we confess
to little astonishment that hero of many
Mexican battle fields, and a gentleman whose
fame is entirely founded upon his military
prowess, should risk his reputation on so 'bad
an egg as Brooks. The General must in his
heart despise man who would sneak up at
the back Of an enemy, and when this enemy
was in position rendering him incapable of
resistance, striking him on the head, and beat
ing him senseless after he was struck to the
earth. If the General does a0t despise such a
man, he is a very despicable object in himself
especially for a warrior. If he does despiSe
SO cowardly and ruffianly and vile an object.
most certainly Brooks claims his full and
hearty disgust-for of just such an offence
against decency and humanity was Brooks
guilty when he attacked Sumner. Yet we
now find Gen. Lane acting as the friend of
Brooks, and putting and bloviating around in
a newly acquired importance, securing for him
self one great object, the parading of his name
In the public prints. As Brooks friend, he
advised very decided back ont on the part of
Brooks, when Burlingame requested his at
tendance in Canada. AS Brooks friend, he is
now endeayoring to screen Brooks from the
ridicule and contempt of all honorable men,
and has published a long letter with this OBJ
ject. We think Gen. Lane might be engaged
in better business. His reputation is not so
shining but it may be sadly dlmmed by his
own folly.