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The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-05
NEWS FOE AELl

MTE beg4e in form customers tie Ladi es In
~ particuler. that ready show of
the g-apdest displays FANCY AND SgAPLE DRY GOODS,
before offered this market W. busy
gve description stock. Suffice it say
ha of Ladies' Dress Goods. French
ana English herpos Heoen Paids black and Sinks
De sines Mantila ShaWl the richest French Embrode
Silk Eonnes Ladies' Misses and ChHdFens She
DaGasks and Embroidered Wi dow Curtain Esiicoes.
Gin hams! LiEsey Jeans Satihet Domescs
thousands articles
be beat whether in style quality price,
still saA CHEAP AND SELL HEAP
Call the Main the
of First. sep5 ROSER, BRO. & FREY.
NJ0W Us THE TIME TO BUY SYOOD.-Persons
wantlnghr rate Hickory Ash Wood can be
pied by leaving their orders at
sep5 HERSHBEKG ER & CARSON.
NTXTRA STz Ar CUR ED RAAIs.--A rappIy Of very
81 SHper1Sr Hams. just reed by
seps HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
aHEEsE.-5oe bis ". II Cheese jpst for sale
~ BY ssp5 HERS HBERGER & CA RS0N
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-05

sc5F The Louisville Courier of the 9th has
an article on Buchanan, jackson and the Bar
gain" from which we make the following que
tations, which we desire the old Jackson
Democrats to remember are from the, leading
editorial of paper that goes heartily for .Bp-
ehanan:
jackson, himself even. after the ignolninous
failure Of his first tool, Kremer, te establish
the charge, though that tool had valiantly
pledged himself to "cry aloud and spare not''--
! JACKSON, HLMSELF. STILL CLANDES-
| TIMELY CIRCULATED The BARGAIN
lCALUMNY. AND STILL HOPED TO FIND
! ANOTHER TOOL TO ESTABLISH IT.
| And so, if jackson, in referring to Buehaqan
Thought that gentleman would prove less
bungling tool than Kremer, he very soon found
himself most awfully mistaken; and we haze
no doubt it was the lofty response he got from
Buchanan, and of the singing remark of Bu-
ehanan that he was as inca pabIe of proposing
as jackson was Of accepting a corrupt PROPOSE
tion, that made that suspicious, malignant, re-
UeRgefl irplicobfe old tyra,ft falsely charge BIZ
-ehaaan with coqardics and talsezood in his p1@-
| vete letter of I845.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-05

An EXPERT LADY Sw1MMER-The Boston
Gazette says; a lady residing at the Minot
House, Cohasset, recently SWAN nearly a mile
to rock in that vieinity, and returped to shore.
Lest bachelors should think such g. travelling
companion desirable, We muet add that she is
already married
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Old Line WIG Maating.

TAis is the evening for the meeting of the
Old Line Wings at,Apoll0 Hail. for the puF-
pose ofappointing Delegates TO the Baltimore
National Whig Convention, to assemble on the
17th. There will be Delegates in attendance
fom various parts Of the West, and as the old
Wings of this region are hot entirely absOred
in the hue parties, it is impoftantthey should
be represented in the National Convention
This Convention will determine the action Of
the Wings of the Unionip the present canvass
therefore the Wings Of the Uiaion should be
fully represented in it. Let the Wings of this
District be represented in the Convention. SO
that their voice may be mingled with the
voices of Wings from every part of the coup
try, and thus they may feel; whatever the de-
cision is. they helped make it.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-05

DAILY UMos.--A daily paper has been
started at Terre Haute called tie Unien, and
under the stars and stripes at the head Of its
columns are the nanes Of Fillmore and Donel-
son. The Union is published by Messrs. Dur
ham & Hager, and edited by Mr.. N. S. Dur
hanl. It promises to be strong and vigorous
in the American causes and will la bor zealously
for the success Of Fillmore. We wish it great
scceess, and trust it may soon secure large
lict Of. patrons. The Fillmore men of Terfe
Haote are wide awake, and they are rapidly
increasing in numbers. But where are they not
doing this2
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to A correspondent writing from Camel
ton, (where by the way, great many Ger
MAS are going for FremoR0 says: "The
Fillmore -nael are Wnrking nobly in that part
of the s tage, sshd we firmly heliexe that old
Perry e5@n2Y wal give him a majority over
both the other candidates" Coed for Perry,
say We.--- AZ 4. Tribune.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-05

OF Keller, Farnsley & Co, Druggists, on
Main street, are selling a superior selfadjust-
ing truss, which is worn without the least in
convenience. The medical men of celebrity
speak in high terms Of them as certain cure
for that distressing disease Hernia. We ad-
wise the afflicted to examine them.
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e. The st. Louis Repoblieaa eff day BIZ
fore yesterday says
TIE RIVERS, &c.-We have ssethiRg ne~
Ito rePort Of the5river and business. All are
at lew ebh. The Mississippi st this point
Sohtinaes to fall, with six feet in the Gbannel
TO Cairo. There is no material change fe re-
port il any Of the upper rivers. The wea$her
continues fine and cdol.
Ohio vas receding at Cincinnati and Louis
vile day befgfg ysstaria3,. Ttlsfe is hope in the
rlin.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-05

0FYesterday morning early heavy rain
commenced falling, and during the morning
we had several hours of drenching rain. More
fell during the day. 1t is to be hoped it will
be general enough to. produce rise in the
river.
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is - &hos Rf,aSs is4 fisG9:s sia7e aarti @ Ooe @


E9 Whole Ei5Es:s, $ieHalves, $E@uarters, s21z Rg
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
The Numbers from to 30 600 spending with tho Sc
mum tthe Tickets printed
eaeireed with small tin tubes and placed in ne
The arst 200 Prizes aErrg printed aaeircied
pla led Ia s nother wheel.
The wheels then revoked. n- s drawn from
the wheel of numbers and a. the prize
from ether whsel number and prize
openec to the audience ana registered By he
Commissioner tho prize hetng placed
drawn This operation repeated until all tie prizes
drawn out.
APPRoxIMATIoN PRIzFs.T tive preceding and the
succeeding numbers those drawing
entitled the approx prze according
scheme
The Managers determined shaIi excel
all Others offer to the pnhene above scheme. Fch fo
brhaney Of its cGpi 1f obtaining
prizes. has = been squaled.
so Fser5er that every Prize is drawn. ssd Payaaie In
full without DEDUCTION.
Al prizes % 81 coo and under paid Dedsteiy ater
the dreTflaothcF usuai tiEae tbrtY days
hifo0mm ations strict 6dShtss The dFa1n
5er win be forwarded purchasers Immediately alter the
drawing.
SWAN & CO.. Atlanta .Ca.,or
suZ2c-d SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-05

~ Miss Elizabeth McRoberts, beautiful
and interesting girl, committed suicide in Lin
coin county, KY, a few days since, by hanging
herself in barn on the premises other grand
father, Mr. Isaac McRoberts, with whom she
lived, being an orphan. She left nothing by
which the cause for the act could be ascer-
tained.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-05

01~At meeting Of the City Council of In
dianapolis last Monday evening, the City Clerk
was instructed to present map of the city to
the City Of Evansville.
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Ur<sOIUTFON NOTICE.

E the i9h of August the partnership existing between
" Mc Kinney Cook dissolved by
mcEINSsy all debts owing by the late firm and
beeones the purchRer Of A. Cookies entire in
the Merohandzs heretofore oTnedby them in Evansville
Ind. g. McKIN NEY
seps-f z. 4. .CU0EE.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-05

s MoRMo9s .HaT LAY MEN.-Mr. Alexander
of San Pedro, California, while shipping some
eggs, was accosted by a rather seedy locking
gentleman, whe asked him If those were Nor
mon eggs - n 9 sir,'' was the laconic reply,
!" these are mems, eggs Mormons don't lay
eggs" 4 rsz7es-
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EOR SAFE.

UR hundred Acres Land lying iE Ha2ilton ttgy
n in tn State6f illinoE. Terms Fog fir5ker
formation enquire at E8BICH7S Dry goods Store,
sepS Main street. three doors heIow Second.
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SPECIAIb NOTICES.
7N.T0N FVRE CONPAN1 No =

az in this place. cents line insertion
20 per ia three times 80 cents line one week. dis
lang me
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-05

Daily Freight Trains leave E9aHsville aud A
2 10 A. NJ. wiek Local passengers will be taken
E For formation through Tickets apply
Con TRANSPORTATION Office. headof
ansville. jett j. J. DANIELS. Supa.
Princeton CLARION Henderson Patriot take od othsI
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NlnrncE ~, SrocKnoLnEr.N-

TOGki{Ol BEKS in ehe Aorthe7n Plank Road ComFan
- ThO have paid twenty dollars each svery
ShaTesof Ste x hereby notified that unless
eent to make said tyshty dollars shall b senashan
3aess. the Treaur.ref said CGnPany his counting
roomIn Evansville before the eth dsg ct
next said all thereon made will be
felted to sadscoEpany. Sv order of the Directors.
ssP2-aWd WM. H. WALKER, Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-05
CHEAPkR THAN EVER!
WATCHES AND JEWELRY. u

ENF have Just received. and have constantly hand
EN large ard fRshio nable Jewelry
oemprisng all uaes xtyvs. which will East
prices
-ALSo-A roed stosss Silver Hunting and
openfaee Watches. including few Railroad Time
all warranted We ase
assormeu 9assen, Warren s. Hydes and s. b Beers
hEe Cola Pens, in the city.
SILVER Ware Porte Monies. Aeeordeons eight dav ana
thirty slgays ha III at reduced
pties Ieceving all direct Nfanufacu-
and Fm atle 20 offer at nm
extremely low price. BITTR 0B5FF a. SONS
jeI3 Main street. be1w. FIRST and Seeon n sta.
ANf%.-l5 sugar-cUred Hams Just
4 d reed and for saiein. lots 70 suit bg = q
au27 z. H. COOK & SON !
ENZTBEFAzEffiV FLOUR .-5obsgs from white wheat
~ Of this years grs Tgil. iEs for sale hy
augl2 AERSJ1BBRGER Il C ARSON.
9 ERTsiN Go Sexes choice. for saJeh
4N aneis 5. e. GILBFRT & co.
ANL0CRt FiOTRti-A supply,kept constantly on hspf
u hereafter fer saley euanvity sRge barrel AZ
the lowest market pfie.s. for cash onIy4
Iel 9, Es G9LB ERF 81 CO.. Sye. near Water
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

r TES.
SOC: three times 81;
one week 81 90; weeks month. s4j three
meaths b. Sc sx months, sIn year SI5 Discountnn
larger Cards lines UNDER - pcr
annuI fer marriage. death regieus notiees
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-05

WASHINGTON FIRE CONPANl No 4.
Rsglar meeting place Saturday Sept, 9th,
1885, at the Hall the Company General attendance is
earnestly requested Business will be brought
before the meeting. By order OF the President.
seo5-2t A PFAFFLIN. Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-05
- EOrrIs 'TAXES FOEs 1sse.

ANHb Tax DupeAe she city of Evansville 1856
now IN Aands. and un6er the instruction Of the
Crty Council Ius collect prior the in
Fembar 1885, As there is hut little timein
business sosen terested sse the necesttv Of calling
Serly settle Council mas decided t2fe no excuse
from the'Colleetor. Office at Hellingswortb rghes or
Main street. s WESLEY HUGHES. Collector.
ETOUR FROM NEW " HEAT-In sacks and ban =
- for sale by augie s. E. GILRFFT& Cf =
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NOTICE.

TENHE Vauderburgh County ARricuIsHra1 Ho-ticut-
Il rat Society viii hold its regular monthly meeting
Saturday full attendance requested the elec-
t!on ofocers for the ensung viii take place The So
ciety win meet CresceE t0ity Hail ats clock P N
order of the Presideat P. HORNBR0OK
sep4-ft Secretary.
@HOFFEE-OO sacks Rrimeirec'd per Arkan saw Gravel
" er. &ad for sale by sep3 PRESTON BRGS.
ENHEEsE-sO boxss W r. ohesse rec'd and for sale BY
v ssp4 PRESTON BROS. :
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CONFERENCE.-THE NOTICE.

FESHE subscriber hastbis day associated with him Mr. u
= % Eiggs Carlisle Ind in the wholesale grocery
produce business under the style of Wheeler
Riggs ghe business will coBdueted at the cid stand
sept5-2yrs e. e. WHEELER
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

CUn9er will alwaysbe found correct statement
,fhe sherFg Sales including Of parties property
and time ssies,l
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-05

JOHN J. GHANBheR EFT ABvs JOB S{EE LBIG--sale
the sth Of .emher. 81 bntko l. 1osG No ljs and
25 feet off lot hoeg No 1Si next edJoning said lot
No. l. in L4mascO City
E.. & C. s. L. RAILROAD VS.. MeJoHNSoE.-
Sale the 9th September of the qas Hal of the sot tn
west quarter Of section . R tavRshlt No g. range 40 ~
vest. in Vxndefburgh codety.
John S. HOP KINS vs.. FHOS BUTLER Sale Aug. 20,
lot T0n the D0nasiGR Enlargement Of city of
and lots and block IS Fourth Enlargement adjoining city
Q EvansYille.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-05
TRANEAEt&,S FEOREEs
E8TSf O8P&tf FUBSitt -
81 TE I'd g Es ID & G. o

WHOLESALE BUYERS 10 a COMPLETE
FaIE and ~ isAteE stock
OF SOFT s'Un, SILK AND wool HATS,
Flh eth and Fur Gaps ofeyery aescretion, and aspen
-..,-5-.s-.,.--5 did assortment sf #-5 81
Ia EsEES' DERESS FGFGS,
% ali styles made the best good skins,
from the highest to she lowest grades 80
FUR GLOVES, BUFFALO Ann FANCY RozEs.
Nc q Main st-ees. east side below Fourth 81, oGchnb'
sugs5-drwjraw feEer-
RHACH ERsEE--IA ttrreds and kits oil nl4pbss6.
I'VE sale by 8. T., Gil. BERT &
Eaugis -..s. sye-inear w.
E6-PAttTR fasistIVas IN THE
- WHOLES ssEE DRY GOODS BUSINESS
ftB EBndersfsned this day
n ship 1uder the style French to carry n
the whoiesafe Dry Goods and Clothing ausiness
that purnase viii be glad all their a. hs
stand OF Johnson Il French. EvaEsgille. lad.
WI. z. FRENCH.
q .Gusl4 SYLVESTER T. JERATHD.
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NEyY E3R q as,

EfcH p giEF1Is ast epeues:a largo assortnena
Arof Drugs Nedicines which they invite the aen~
ten MERCHANTS Physicians They als9 keep window
Glass Glassware Tobacco, Cigars Points Brushesf
OILS Spiaes Perfumery. Fancy Articles &e
ALsoall popular Patent Neienes Al kinds Of Paihts
oil Pare Wines Brande forhediena purposes
PRESCRIPTIONS earefay pEeFsred Call at Ne II water
under the saurpal Office. AFsz1
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TO MERCHANTS.

We have this made great Improvements in
Who'll ESALE DEP r TN EN- Z
HSoR the modaon four rapidly acr asng Jsbbing
e trade which respectfully invite the attention of
buyers.
Ot terms sbeER TO cash and prompt time buyers
Eastern houses and Merchants will ind it
greatly ther adyantage before purchasing elsewhere. to
examine stock of
DOmeStics;
Linens;
Dress Goods:
EEsAa SFssi & c rEeS,
IL, nsn.rr -,.nsl Il.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-05
NEW FAnL GOODS

NHE subcfihers now in receipt of their supply
a Fall and Winter BOOTS aud Sf1O ES select ed tn
city country -ade embracing every variety qual
of Mems Wom an Chld-eis which they cal
the attent ton OF TIE public. MoRE& WELLS.
First street, Fostere Block.
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Am WIILOw WARE.

-REF ENCES.-
JAS. G.. JONES. ESQ.,, MEssRs 2. II. Cook Il Son,
j. ). MITCHELL. MEssRs. GEO. FOSTER q Co.
Evansville Indiana. aug50-lydkw+
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NV ARRANGENENT@

nouhcs fieads public Of EvansYiife s1e
vicinity that they have determined oren
Evansville devoted
the business Of their Line and have appointed Mr.. GEO.
". MCBRIDE as their gent who from his
wtt ebusin is perfectly 4 iar With ali
and the details Of their operation This arrange
made with She sole object the
the Express, and thereby desiraty
o aecompish which the best efforts local sxen
wifFbA especially directed
All ha wing business with
call Sir Mcbride. on First street be-
Locnst and Aan who alone authorised
nova-dtf ALFRED GATHER spperiptepssnt
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CORPOKATION NOTICE

ORDERED. That trs owners of property ou the North
~ West sdeef Cherry between Third and Fourth
caused brek sidewalk be laid dow along the front Of
IL to a. inclusive IN block within days pub-
cation of this notice. aud in default thereo
missioner to proceed and said
the will be and collected
said property rueh thereof will satisfy said lien
costs. BY order of the Council
WELL. Il. WALKER. Clerk
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-05

G.. w. GIVENS
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
NO. IA Poydras Street.
New Orleans, la.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-05

a. r. RYE FI0EF -5 Ibis BarEIe's extra brand lust
- reed by je3 -'sqa H. II. COOK 4 SON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-05
A ia 5sss GxPuEsS- eoETPANY.

HfSfa ~ Fgszs7.ss755 - q "a Il E5-ss.sssr
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-05

NOTICE shereby given THAI the Undersigned as been
pointed administrator of the Jacob Goez de-
ceased late of Vanderburg county Said supposed
to be solvent. ag2S-3w HENRY KREIBKE.
EUsT RECEIVED.-A lot of Harper's Story Books
eS certainly the hest publicati young
Also the novel Green Peas Godeys Lsdy's Book
Sept Graham's Magazine. for Sept.
ag2S DOBELL & LISTER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29

Is New YORK FOR FREMoST?-The old gran
mics of the Richmond Wing are continually
screaming about the prospects of Fremont in New
York. The Wig has got an idea that the oppo-
stion feeling in this State against John A. King
may defeat the Fremont ticket The truth is that
our opposition to King and support of Judge
Parker viii give the Fremont ticket from fifty to
sixty thousand votes over and above what it
would otherwise have received, in this State
alone. The Buchanan men are frightened and
disorganized, and there will be an attempt TO get
from them some support for Erastus Brooks-the
Know Nothing caadldate-in order to give poor
deserted James Buchanana chance fora few more
votes. The political calculations Of the Rich.
mond Wig arc very much at fault.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29

THE ASTOUNDING RAILWAY FRAUDS IN
FRANcE.-We gave yesterday, and continue to-
day. history of the remarkable railway frauds
which have recently come to light in France,
and the capture here of the parties said to have
been concerned therein. BY series of bold
operations the Northern Railway Company has
been defrauded to the extent of five millions of
francs by its own officers, who, having escaped to
the United States have been captured in this
city, and now await examination. In some
respects these French transactions are similar to
those which lately transpired in this country.
There is, however, this difference: the French
government pursues and arrests the runaways on
our soil, while our police allow persons engaged
in similar transactions to escape and live in Eu-
rope uDmolested, enjoying the fruits of their
dishonesty-as in the case of Schuyler. OF late
years several immense frauds have been dis
covered here; but we are persuaded that those
which have already been brought to light are
nothing to those the particulars of which have
not transpired. These immense corporations,
with their thirty or fifty millions of capital, are
full of corruption and roguery of all kinds. We
expect soon to hear of some grand railway explo-
ions which viii astonish the community.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29

Aspinwall, on the 10TH one Of the passengers was
informed by Colonel Totten, chief engineer OF the
railroad, that he had that morning received u de-
out; that some fourteen TO eighteen persons had
been killed-including one Of the deputies sand
great numbers wounded OF course details are
wanting.
Everything shows that these Spanish American
people are in deplorable state Of disintegration
and disorder; and it is becoming serious ques.
ton whether, in mercy to the people of the 18TH
mus especially, and in justice to ourselves, we
should not, as Mr. Corwine recommends, take mill
tary occupation of Panama 1t is question
which demands prompt solution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29

CovLrsoR TLoYD WIZ. rE HgArD-We I'M
dersiauG that Tie arrangements have beea CON
cludcd fer n speech from ex Governor Floyd OF
Virginia. at the Merchants Exchange, Wall
street, on Thursday. We hope that be VIII also
bring forward, on the occasion, Mr.. Siidcll, OF
Louisiana. (now in the city, and that Mr.. slidell
win explain TO us bow the work Of Southern dis
union is to begin should Fremont be elected
by robbing the treasury at washington, as recon-
mended by Mr. Brooks or by another Nashville
Convention? Mr.. Slidell says there will be dis
union unless We elect Buchanan; and we want to
know how il is to be done. Let Mr.. Slidcll come
down 10 the Exchange with Gov Floyd, and on
tighten the lame ducks Of Wall street. They
want light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29

Markets.
INV ORLEANS. Sept q, 1855.
Cotton sales to-day, $500 bales at firm prices. Fregh
are again better.
OswEGo Sept. 27-6P. NJ.
Wheat-Sales H. 600 bushels, at 81 So for prime white
Canadian. Corn In good demand sales II 900 bushels VI
part &c., Canal freiehts steady lake imports 70 day.
$4,000 bushels wheat %, 100 bushels corn. Canal exs
ports, 49, Alb bushels wheat, %, $50 bushels corn.
CHICAGO, Sept. 27-6P. NJ 4
Wheat firm with upward tendency; shipments w.
Buffalo, IS, COO bushels and to Oswego, 600 Corn
Prices rle higher sales al 4okc. 4lc; shipments
to Buffalo, Al 0C0 bushels, and to Oswego, II, COO =
PROVIDENCE. Sept. 81, 1885,
Cotton-Demand steady and prices firm, aud tending
upward woo-Market firm at the advance; sales Of tho
week, IS 500 lbs. Printing cloths-Prices hrm; eaey
during the week, 69, 600 pieces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29

Of the Union, and the Union is practically re-
duced to the sixteen States of the North.
Where then, is the remedy? Not in the cleo
ton OF Buchanan; for in the hands of Davis,
Atchison and that secession crew, he win be but
as clay in tie hands Of the potter; not in voting
for Mr.. Fillmore for he is but the lighter attend
ing Buchanan to lift him over the shoals Our
safety is in the election of Fremont who is the
only candidate for restoring the constitution and
the law 10 Kansas, aud the South 10 the constitu-
ton and the Union. The fifteen Southern States,
practically, are now out of the Union. Let us
elect Fremont and bring them back into the
family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29

Politicians Nor STarEsNES.-The Charleston
Mercury is not far wrong when II says there are
no Statesmen north Of Mason and Dixon's line
The assertion Is too true with regard to both sides
Of the line. Where is there man in old vir-
ginia or in New York who can be compared to
Jefferson or Madison, or Clay, or Calhoun, or
Webster? Not one. Our public men are all mere
partisans-mere small politicians. All the states
manship il confined to the leading newspapers
They alone discuss properly the great questions
before 20 country. journalism is the only real
statcsri.~lship. The Charleston Mercury is right
n this matter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29

DIs1BEss or THE BUCHANAN PArTY-Tho Bu-
chanan organ in New Orcans-thc Deita-mourns
bitterly over the prospects Of the Presidential
confess in the North, and calls loudly for scccs-
sion ard disunion. The Dcha further begs that
Texas will lead of in the secession movement
"Lct her, says the Delio, plant on her Capitol
at Austin once more the flag of the Lone STAR
and million Of men will soon rally around It,
The tine for action has arrived" This il the
last and worst resort.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-29

use at an advance of l0c. a zoe. per Dbl The sales
reached the amount of IS 900 5000 bbls. Wheat
was firm, with free sales at higher prices for choice
prime 20 choice lots. Corn sold largely. both the
spot and to arrive, and chiefly at &c. 67c for sound
mixed aless pork sold at $40 l2A $40 %. Su-
gars were active and firm, with sales Of about 100
hhds- at full prices. Coffee was unchanged, while
sales were to . moderate extent. Freights to Eng
lsh ports were easier for grain while to the Cont
nent they were unchanged.