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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-28

A Lisbon letter of the 10Th ult says: The open.
ing ofthe Eastern Railway, first in PortugaD took
place on the 10th, and everything passed off most
successfully.
Six new churches have been opened in Paris
since 1851.
The Ticinese Gazette states that during the frat
six months of the present year l,756 Swiss have
emigrated to the United States, including asa Der.
nese, and 300 from the Grisons.
The town of Samara, chief place Of the govern
ment of that name, in Central Russia, was partly
destroyed by FIRE at the beginning of the last
month, l55 houses and the official residences be-
ing totally consumed
The returns of the Belgian government railways,
for the first six months of this year, show an in
crease Of about 100 600 francs only over the same
period of 1856. -.r
Fred. Douglass. black man. made a speech on
Saturday evening last, before q republican meet.
ing at Milwaukee.
Mrs Seymour, who was shot by her husband. at
Pattonsville, in Scott county, Va, last week, has
died of the wound .r
number of families, emigratiug from Virginia
passed through Abingdon last week.
Col Jacob De La Motta, . prominent lawyer of
Savannah, Ga, died in New York, suddenly, on
Friday last
Ice was formed at Alexandra, Va, on Friday
night.
Hiram Hutchison, President of the Bank Ct
Hamburg, s c., died in New York on the 22d
inst. "'1
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> 000 0nO CIGARS, of all the dit
%sOOO.OOO ferent qualities and brands con
stsntly hand. Cigars of any discri ption made to
order at short notice. Liberal discount allowed
examine my stock and prices before purchasing else
where. 7s Fl. C. q. TiNMERMAN,
Importer and Manufacturer of igars,
9-Sm No. 1T Broad street.
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FUR $

&c, 10, &c. f4ss
ALSO, ss
Wolf, Buffalo, Rscoon Badger
o. Leopard and Jennet Robes
urand White AID Pink Swansdown Trimming
Mufs, Gentiemen's Collars and Gloves
Prepared Hare Skins, for the chest, &c
oc 25-ts
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MADAME PA SON has just arrived
1VE from SPAIN and 10 prepared TO attend to all
MYSTERIOUS DISEASES, which she has practlsed
for many years with success.
She will also give her attention to Ladies concern
ing FUTURE DESTINY. Charges moderate.
Can be seen at the Union Hotel on 18th street. be.
tween Franklin and Main streets, west side of Ola
Market Private entrance passage door.
DC 81 St.
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"a FRESH Acknowledgement This
-s morning, the following kinds of Boots ano
Shoes for Gentlemen:
~ 50 pairs Gents Calf Congress Caters
so do do Patent Leather do do
25 do do do do Oxford Ties
25 do do do do Washington Ties
IS do do do do low cut, broad
strop Shoes
Is do do French Calf, quilted bottom
12 do do do do English walking do
Which together with my previous assortment, rem
ders my stock very complete
Gentlemen in want of Boots and Shoes of any
kind or quality are invited call and supply them
selves JNO. C. PAGE, il.
oc q No, IS Main street.
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VIRGINIA AND TEN

r.. H1 VIRGINIA AND TE M
~ q NEssEE RAILR0ApmssNSo-
TTCE TO PASSENGER.
CHANGE OF SCREDULE-0n and after the ~
of October, the Road will be completed TO the Ten
messed line, and the Passenger Train viii run {" TO-
lows:
Leave Lynehburg at 6.45 A. NJ. and reach Sfs'0
at6P NJ
5l5 M. E. H. GILL,
a. 2a-sm Gen. sup's
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EALL, 1S5G.--We are now in receipt Of
Il our new stock of Fall Goods. 1t comprises the
most attractive and commanding supply of
Dress and Cloak trimmings
we have yet offered as also great variety OF new
and elegant styles Of
FANCY AND VARIETY GOODS,
and are constantly keeping on hand most complete
assortment of Knitting Yarns, Cotton and Worsted
which we sell with small advance on factory prices
Also
Chldren's Wooden Hose, Sacks, Caters
Ladies' Opera Hoods, scarfs, etc
In presenting claims this season to the patron
age of friends and the public, we can assure thsm
that with increased facilities, have made such Inn
provsments in stock that it 10 second to none
North or South, in completeness and variety, and
that in all price, shall be AT LEAST AS Low
as the same goods are sold elsewhere.
HIRSCH BOTTCHER,
"a 24-2m* 209 Broad ct
N1KERSCHAUM PIP 4 = --B o h g m a n
lNl Pipes
Meerschaum Cigar Tubes
Amber do
Cigar Gases and Cigar Lighters
Best collection in Richmond. just received at
CHARLES RICHARDSON'S
Cigar and Tobacco Store,
re 20-ts American Hotel Building.
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SCHOoh OF DESIGN OF THE viK-

SCHOOL OF DESIGN OF THE VlR.
OGINIA ME CHANICS iNSTITUTE-This school
will be opened about the 10th of November
next. Arrangements now being made for q more
thorough and extensive mode of teaching the pupils
and every thing that will be done to give
satisfaction to all who tend
The school will be under the direction of Mr.. w.
G. PEClVAL, who will be aided by competent as
sistants e
TERMs-S20o per month, payable in advance.
Young men wishing to join the classes now forming
will please leave their at the Office of Mr. Per-
ciya, in Goddin's Building. with J. w. Leween, at
the Dispatch Office, with either of the Com
mittee. THOS. SAMSON )Committee On
g. Y. LANDRUM, School
THOS. II. WYNNE, of Ieign.
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NOTICE TO ROTEL AND BOARDING
y HOUSE KEEPERS-We have now in store
about 200 Mattresses; $50 Bedsteads and Cots Also
extensive stock of Looking Glasses; Dressing Ia
bes and Washstands, suitable for furnishing cham
bers for the approaching Fair.
&C i6-I5t LARUS SHINE.
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k3A CA i -.
N TaE GRkAf sO1THkaH
JlsHAf AND GAP MANOeAOx01I
AAAAND DEPOTS@JOHN D00LEY, u 49,
1eas 4 rnose superbs a0ortunsnt % 1adisS, AaeeS
eud 0eusemeu'e .ast g 94ss sl'tls1l 5efie 81 IS
ssss e q & Flu R s. -. q, s's 800
entirely nsw Of the latest aylss and Of svsrJ az
pcyipfiou. Amonsst them srs- a.,ss. a..
Lynx Capes, Mantallas, Msntslets, SiesorinOs AV
nstx s0auntlefs and Cuffs a.
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3 ALEXANDEk HILL has just re
.a,u.d snothar case of ladiea' and gentlemenl

IA ALEXANUEK HILL nAB JubL re.
ceIved another case of ladies' and gentlemens'
Boots, Shoes. and Caters manufactured ex.
chloe maker of Psris-that is Meleas He has import
sd materials Of the best quality for the manufacture
of ladies' and gentemens' Boots and Shoes of every
description He also keeps slwsys on hand the best
of Baltimore Philadelphia and Eastern work, and
thus, with his manufacture and his imported
work his assortment will surpass any other house In
this CITY, He has made an arrangement in Paris to
have shipments of goods made here every month: 80
that he viii hereafter be kept regularly supplied
with he best and all the latest styles of french
Boots and Shoes Of every kind
p s. He has shoes in this case for ladies that are
entirely in this part of the country, and he in
vites the ladies to call and see them, a. they are
something extra. seR
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nueINnea CARDS.

D. D. BRIpGFoRD. Sd f1hsLsY PATE
FRANKLIN nATTHRws.
- RIDGFORD ~ Coz General Cemmls.
ID mission and Forwarding Merchants, on ehe Dock,
Richaaond. Va yttssfss5 q ! so s.
I; W. HlLLMAN. Is. HILLMAn.S
~ w. BILLMAN q CO., 80 Frenf street,
NJ. NEw YoRK. Agents for the sste Of VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
Liberal advances on conignments % 77--6ms
CKOKGR b. LOWNES, $50, Mnin street,
" near 7th.--5ratss Tenders; summer Fronts
tsquare, circle and eleptie patterns) Ornamentas.
iron Rail; Balconies verandahs he.
Remember the number and give me call afsr ex
aiming elsewhere. Imy 2t-6m
I kWIs NJ WEBB q Co., GknkkAl.
IL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, o6er their ser
vices for the sale and purchase Of Flour, Wheat,
Corn. Tobacco &c % s-.-6m
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If YOU HAVE COUGH,
l. TAKE HAMPTONS TINCTURE. sss
If YOU HAVE DYSPEPSIA, /
gesa TAKE HAMPTONS TfECTURE
If YOU HAVE RHEUMATIsM,
TAKE HAMPTONS TINCTURE.
If YOU HAVE BRONCHITIS,
TAKE HAMPTONS TINCTURE.
IF you HAVE PAIN IN THE BACK,
TAKE HAMPTON's TINCTURE.
IF YOU ARE ALL WEAKNESS.
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
IF you HAVE HEAn-ACHE,
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
BALTIMORE, Jan. oath, 1855.
Messrs MORTIMER MowBRAY:
take pleasure in saying to you that have used
your "Haupton's Tincture" with great profit. From
serious throat affection, my general health had be-
use .'Hampton's Tincture." found its effects upon
my general health most salutary: My nervous
system and digestive organs soon rshted up under ts
use.
have several time recommended it to my friends.
and in every cRss far as have been informed they
have used 1t with success. r. e9=&
Yours truly,
JOHN LANAHAN,
Pastor of the Exeter Street ID. z. Church,
Baltimore.
Chronic or Periodical, Nervous, or Sick Head
of long standing has been cured by it-as invsora-
tor and restorative, where gentle stimulan 10 want
ed we believe it superior to all the cordias ever be.
fore the public the Youth and Old 4ge, the Single
and Married, we offer the most valuable remedy.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures.
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
l. CO., Richmond; BY Dr.. COOKE, Fredeneksbuss; BY
all the Druggists in Petersburg; BY MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Drusgists ana Store
keepers everywhere.
- &1 per bottle; bottles for -. s.s.--
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an FANCY FUKS, FANCY FUKS. HMNan
I'll w have now open, . complete and T4EX
AA splendid stock of Ladies' and Children's
Fancy Furs. consisting of the following styles Rus
sian Sable; Stone Martin; Ex Black Lynx; Fitch;
Siberian Squirrel; Golden Fitch; French Martin and
every other style Of Fancy FuIs for Ladies and Chill
dren. Also splendid Leopard, Wolf and Badger Car
rsge Robes and Foot Muffs, which have been select.
ed fresh fro the largest and extensive manu-
factoriss will be sold at wholesale and RETAIL
the most favorable terms Ladies are particularly
requested to- call and examine the above splendid
Goods which fer neatness style and quality,
be excelled- ~
Also, Ladies' Beaver Riding Hats and Flats; Chill.
drens Hats and Caps ofevsry style; Gents Hats and
Caps amongs them will be found something entirely
new,) making one of the completes and selected
stocks ever offered in this market.
BINFORD, DICKINSON WEIsIGER,
oc II No. 10 Main street,
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NOAH WALK CIR Il CO.,
~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

es CLOTHlERH, No 66 N ain st.,
branch Of the Baltimore House Most respectfully
ask the attention of the citizens of Richmond and its
vicinity to the stock of Ready Made Clothing which
they are just opening.
Possessing superior facilities for procuring aud
making up the greatest variety Of Domestic and Fer
eign Cloths, Cassmeres and gestines they are ena-
most respectfully solicited to give us call be-
fore purchasing. oc H-ly
VIRGINIA SAVINGs BANk..-CHAk.
TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ViR.
ceived on deposit 10 five dollars and upwards
which interest at the rate of per cent per annum
shorter periods interest at the rate Of per centum
The whole joiut stock bound for the deposit.
Deposits received. and certificates issued by the
Cashier, T. B. STARKE at the store of T. B. Spence
corner Of Main and Governor streets. Richmond Va.
SAmJ s. COTTRELL, President
T. B. STARKE, Cashier,
oc 14-Sm e. uAIrhALL. Secretary.
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LADlKS AND GENTS RUB
Der OVER SHOES-Sandals, 30, .
splendid assortment at

- DOLLAR GAITEkS: DOL.
LAR CATERS! DOLLAR CATERS!
Jus. to hand, a large lot of Ladies' Gal.
ters at only s per pair the best ever opened at that
price Also, 500 pair of ladies' extra ne thick sole
Isters at the unusual low price of 81 Is per pair
The greatest bar gain ever offered. Also, two cases
ladies' India Rubber Sandals, very cheap. Ladies
will please bear in mind that these great are
at MARCUS HARRIS,
oc 81 1873 Br Dad street.
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A MOTHER ARRIVAL DE FINE REA.
n DY M ABE CLOTHING. - MERCHANT,
tention of all in want to their arrivals of fine and
well made Clothing consisting of fine French Beaver
and Cloth Over. Tamss Raglans Peltos and Sacks |;
Cashmere Suits all alike; Vests of every description,
from the finest cut Velvet down. Also, Gsntlemsn's
furnishing Goods of endless varsity. All we ask is
look Prices will be very moderate.
MERCHANT, WEISIGER l. CO.,
% No PIP NJ ain 1T
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VISITORS TO THE GREAT STATE
FAIR, DO you wish 10 purchase any article Of
Ready Made Clothing or Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods If 80, copsider the following facts: Ist We
have at all times the isrgest and best assortment in
the city, and have manufactured extra stock for the
Fair. I'd. We are mere largely engaged in the ma.
nuscture and sae of Clothing than any other House
In the State. 3d. We have longer experience in the
trade in this city four house having been established
in he year 1883 Possessing these advantages we
enabled to sell superior article low as those
whosel inferi9r Clothing. Call at 1a2 Main stree
where may be found superb stock of the most fash.
iopa5le and well made Clothing at moderate prices
ocA KEEN. BALDWIN co.
ELANNELs, FLANNkLs. &C., Opened, a
nice stock of all wool red and while Flannel,
which will be sold at Is cents per yard Also good
stock OF Domestic Goods such as brown and black
cott0ns oznaburss, Tickings &c in which bargains
' ' ' Cheap Dry Good. and Trimming in Store,
2 ocH No. 50 Main street
AGkiCULTU Raj EAIK 1856;
Visitors to the Fair will find of the most attrsc
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
Velvet and Cloth Cloaks .aN
Velvet Tapestry and Ingram Carpets
Silks, Moire Antiques
Paris Printed Delaines all Wooden Plaids
New style Embroideries
French and English MeIinoes
Ladies Furs, such 81 .-.
Pillerines and Cuffs
Hosiery and Gloves,
At the established cheap store of
oc n ALFRED MOSES, s. Main 1t.
OPENING OF NEW GOODS. Ar 4.
~ MiLLhISER BROS, l93 BROAD STREET.
Committing OF all the novelties of the season. and
AZ prices which cannot tail TO please. We name a
few In part; Rich Dress Silks, large stock; silk
Fiounced Robes; Velyets; Satins; Moire Antiques:
Cashmere and Stella Shswis French Msrinos; Nous.
ins- bazines; Alapscas Cloaks and MantiIets In
Velvet; MORE Antique; Goth and Sstns In ysrions
Styles Lmbrelderes in the greatest variety exceed
fngiy cheap; Bonnet Ribbons; Bonnet Velyets: Vel.
vet Ribbons Silk Hose; Linen Cambria HnnaLsr.
chiefs; Linen Tabls Cloths; Napkins and Towel.
Curtain Muslus and in fact every thns united IN th
ants of families no wish to supply thems,ves At
the lowest possible prices. Es2F.
Remember our motto-quick sales and sma an profss
J. M1LLHiSER Bro.
&C "a 1873 Bread street.
klsh LiNkNs, IRISH LlNENs.-. Jc1a
Received from auction, | case Irish Linen, &C 37A
cents, nnd one case At so eents cheap dsubs the
money. E. GOLDSMIT -.
ocN 2o5 Broad street.
T. ANDLks.--2OO Boxes sperm Aaaman-
~ tine and Tsliow Candies, in slore, for sale BY
oe N-..lw LEWIS N. WEBB l. co.
.lo,: 10 coo sacks e ne Liverposl SALT
o. 81. LEWIS N. WEBB co !
CLOVER SKID 81 Raes prime Clever
seed, In store, for sale ny : s.
&C n-lx LIE SIS n WEBB 4 CO.
- uesA H.. - Hhds. prime Pereo 0ico and
Barbados sugar; 800 barr Is G Ysilow ~ en-.
80 ssaesT teo do. Lon. Cfushrd end Powdered su-
~ n,II noxse Leaf do. IN store, for sale byf
LEWIS NJ WEDD 4 co.
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RGKEAT REDUCTION In THE uu
8PRICE OF BOOTS AND HATS.-Erem IN
IS to 20 per cent saved BY buying from J.
Moleskn Hats, best quality. 50
Moleskin Hats second quality 5 90
Fashionable Silk Hats. ...................... 80
Fine Calfskin Sewed Boots. 50
Congress Cater Boots. Is
Fine Calfskin Sswsd Shoes. Is
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrangements with one
of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia sup
DIV him with handsome and substantial Calfskfn
sewed BooT which he will sell ct the unprecedented
ow price of $3.50. ocl8-d&cly
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THE WALL STREET FoRGER.-The New York
Herald gives the following description of the las.
Wall street fnancier:
THE career Of Huntington has been like dis
play Of fre worko-briiant, but evanescens.-
For = little while he spent money like water. He
had six eight horses two pairs of carriages for
himself and life, and several fast trotters. His
siaeboard was brilliant with massive plate He
was great man at Saratoga, Niagara and Rocka.
way, where his wife had moro trunks and more
diamonds than any one else; and in town he kept
CD two matrimonial establishments, one regular
and the other irregular-one Christian home the
other Mohammedian seraglio-one according to
the laws of New York, and the other according to
the customs of the Mormons-within a few doors
of each other. He was prince Cor an hour Peo-
pie ate at his dinners. drove his horses, drank his
wine, borrowed his money, and wondered how he
got II all. But the crash came at last, and " hat
are all his former spleDdors compared with his
present position He bought Ills Injuries at
tremendously high prices"
The first trace that we can find of Mr.. Hunting
toms connection with financial matters dates back
only 30 far 1852 when he and two or three other
indivdusls fell into the hands of the police of this
city for the share which they had in getting up a
fraudulent shinpaster concern under the title of
the "Anscostia Bank of Washington, D. c." In.
dictments were found against him and his accom-.
piices that occasion, but they were never
brought to trial. OIL account Gas appears from some
endorsement on the billy of some informaity or in.
completeness of the proof
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TERRIBLE SUFFERING AT THE CAFE VERDE
ISLANDS Accounts confirm the melancholy intelli.
gencs brought by previous arrivals with regard to
the condition of the Cape Verde Islands The
cholera has attacked, and more than decimated
the wretched Inhabitants, already the victims of
severe famine. The town of st. Vincent is desert
ed and in ruinf; the few houses of which it was
composed having been fred, for the purpose of
consuming the dead bodies within them. The ma.
tive population has fed to the mountains
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KICHNIOND TADA BKOGU Ms
s 600 pair Richmond-mads BROGUES, for

N, DEVEHEUX,
90 Ld&elm 1874 Cary, between 18th and 18th ste
q GENT,s RUBBER BOOTS.-Just
Hrecsived q lot of the above, The very thing
3 for gentlemen to hunt in, also. the very best
- Boot for fishermen, ditchers, or anybody else
that has to stand much on damp ground or in water
at As Main street, dooss below st. Charles Hotel,
opposite side, at
Oc n VIM. WALSH ..
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I ARUS 81 SHINE. "A Main street. have
IL just received q splendid stock of Mahogany and
Rosewood Parlor ami Chamber Furniture, (which
can't be surpassed by any house in the trade en-
bracins every article the House furnishing line of
the me.t fashionable styles and approved work man.
ship which they will sell to their country customers
and the public generally at prices and such
give general satisfaction. All they ask give
them call and examine for yourselves.
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X IA 1i1TI FIIT, FARM FOR SA6E ,,T,
h TaE WEsTHAM FLANK ROAD, Mill

TT9T RECEIVED AT COURTNEY.'s
d STOCKING and WORSTED STORE-Anoth
er lot of Talmas Nubras Hoods and Corsets, which
willbe sold cheap.
FOR RENT-The dwelling over our store, to
family or single gentlemen, for lodging rooms CT
Offices. --' j. u CoUhINEIS
&C 24.--6t BROAD street
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klSh LiNkhs, IRISH LlNENs.-. Jost
received from auction, | case Irish Linen, st 372
cents nnd one case At so eents cheap dsuble the
money. E. GOLDSMIT
ocN 205 Broad streaf
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- FOR RkNT.-Two new brick Lum
ls;a Der houses, Franklin street, adjoining tho
0A Plough manufactory of kessrs. Gesrss Watt
Co. They three stories hish exclusive OF bsse-
ment, suitable for Grsnaries, Groceries Carriage Re
positories TO- Possession given imme datey Terms
liberal Apply to NILES GEORGE,
oa 4-ImA Corner Grace and Jefferson sts
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GLOAKs. TALnlAB. sHAWLS SEc..--
- xsnee9 snnply ef tseee shssp gCloaks ana I'll.
gscdiamsssmiat e. ehswIs, 6lsnksts. KsrseSs nd
1870 :. ''''-F'''''i = lvisis { |. ~
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- FOE RENT-..A desirable residence
&H on French Garden Hill, containins nine rooms,
1HsA with large garden attached. Possession sven
lst October. Enouire of Mrs DELARUE, on the
premises. re oc--u
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uONIE LITERATUKE.-.Tho who are
II tired of Northern Books, fall back upon The
safer and purer literature of home production
j. w. RANDOLPH, III Main street, has pub
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NJ OF e E..-All persons having claims
against the estate of John Powell, deceased
are requested to the same to me properly au
thcnticsted and ell persons indebted to the said es
tate requested to make psymsnt to ms az spe ed
ly al possible. 60 II. - -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-26
GBt 9ailg yournal,
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
IT. ". CARIEIE.
Corner of Main and Water Streets.
rKRNIs or suRsCRIPrIoN:
JEFF. Davis Foreign Policy.

The following proclamation Of views by the
New Orleans Delta, Jefferson DAVIS paper,
are urged upon Mr. Buchanan for his adoption
If MIR. Buchanan rely upon old exploded
expedients for success; if he devote himself to
a laborious do nothing policy, converting the
foreign department especially into an immense
circumlocution office, he will signaIly fall, and
find his administration at the end of four
years sunk lower than did ever plummet
sound. The country, too, will be in state
OF fermenting stagnatlon, growing weaker and
sicklier daily from repression of energy and
healthy expansiveness, and stained all over
with political and social plague spots more
hideous than now. But If Mr.. Buchanan
turn his back on those expedients, if he refuse
to abdicate his mission as a President of the
United States at this juncture, and direct the
energies of the Government where the Ostend
letter-the best document he ever signed
points, to wit. towards the tropics, toward
Cuba, Nicaragua and Mexico, he will succeed.
He will stand where Pierce did in 1858, only
on little broader ground and under more
defined pledge but it is to be hoped that he will
not bury the platform on which he was elect
ed IN the most mysterious recess Of the Cir
cumlocution Office, and cover like school
boy before the lerule of some second Marcy.
he owes his election to the vote of the South,
and to the defiant attitude of resistance which
she was beginning to assume. He should bear
that fact well in mind. He will be a traitor
and insensible to every manly feeling of graft
tude, if he forget it and disregard the obliga-
tions it implies. Then let him live up to the
letter and spirit Of the Ostend letter; let him
look to our interest in Cuba, which, by right
of geography and of political necessity should
be ours; let him fertify Walker in Nicaragua
and forestale Spanish and French designs upon
Mexico; let him place the great Tehuantepec
route beyond the hazard of being lost to US,
by securing the grant of strip of territory
across that Isthmus; let him do these things,
and we can laugh to scorn the subtitle policy
of Seward, the rhetorical raving of Sumner,
and the blatant menaces Of their followers.