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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-24

b9- Iranistan," the residence Of P T.
BARNUM, near Bridgeport Conn, was totally
by FIRE on Thursday night. The cost Of the
building was over 100000 1t was erected
eight years ago. The furniture originally cost
$40, 600, but only about half of it had been
returned 20 the house from New York, whittier
it was all removed some to years since
The insurance on the house was between $50.
900 and $40 900, and on the furniture ST. 900
all held by mortgages. Mr.. BARSUM was pre-
pairing to recocupy the premises, and the fire is
supposed TO have been occasioned by the care.
lessness of woIkmen engaged in reftting and
repairing.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-24

not now do what we proposed 10 DO III the
last Congress? We then voted through the
Senate an enabling act, called " the Ioombs
bill, believed 10 be just and fair in all its pro-
visions, pronounced to I've almost perfect 10y
the Senator from New Hampshire, Mr. HALE
only he did not like the man, then President of
the United States who would have to make
the appointments, Why can we not take that
bill. and out of compliment to the President.
add to it clause taken from the Minnesota
net, which he thinks should be a general rule,
requiring the constitution to. be submitted to
r. thhe people and pass that That 'unites the
party. You all voted, with me, for that bill
at the last Congress Why not stand by the
same bill now7 Ignore Lecompton, ignore
Topeka, treat both those party movements as
irregular aud void pass fair bill-the one
that we framed ourselves when we were acting
as unit have fair election, and you will
have peace in the Democratic party. and peace
throughout the country, in ninety days. The
people want fair vote They will never be
satisfied without it. They never should be
satisfied without fair vote on their coastitu-
tion.
If the Toombs bill does not suit my friends,
take the Minnesota bill of the last Congress
INC ONO 90 HluCH cOiLlncnueu py tHe IcNIucIit
in his message as a model Let us pass that
as an enabling act, and allow the people of all
parties to come together and have fair vote,
and will go for it. Frame any other bill
that secures fair, honest vote to men of all
parties, and carries ont the pledge that the
people shall be left free to decide on their do
mestic institutions for themselves, and will
go with YOU with pleasure, and with all the
energy | may possess. Bat if this constitu
ton is to be forced down our throatS, in viola
rion of the fundamental principle Of free 60
vernment, under a mode of submission that is
mockery and insult, painful as it will be to
ME, must break all associations or connec
tons rather than forfeit my principles. have
no fear Of party associations being severed
/ should regret to see social and political ties
severed bnt if it must be, if cannot act
with you and preserve my faith and my honor
I will stand on the great principle Of popular
sovereignty, which declares the right of all
people to be left perfectly free to form and
regulate their domestic institutions in their
own way. will follow that principle where
ever its legal and logical consequences may
may take me, and | will endeavor to defend
it against assault from any and all quarters
No mortal man shall be responsible for my ac-
tion but myself. BY my action | will com
pronit no man.
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8raoforo Reporter.
+. o. GOODRICH, EDITOR.
TOW A ANDA:
81 5lrs1an hlornlnp, D:esmbcr 81. 1857

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Towanda, l6, 1851.

Ra- Rev. SAMUEL +. CoLr delivered The
Fourth Lecture of the Course, on Monda!
evening last The attendance was not 50
large as formerly, owing to the inclemency Of
the evening, but those present enjoyed rare
intellectual treat.
The next Lecture will be delivered by Dr..
WrIIIAA ELDER, Oh Tuesday evening, Jan. O.
DR.. Z. is one of the most eloquent and pleas
ing lecturers in the country, and gives general
satisfaction wherever he goes.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-24
MEETING OF THE KANSAS LEGISLATURE

The Message of Secretary STANTON to the
Kansas Legislature, at the opening of the ex-
ira session is published Mr. S. recommends
to the Legislature that they limit their action
to measures for securing a direct popular
vote on the Constitution, which has been
only partially submitted by the Leconpton
Convention. In pursuance of this purpose he
advises the passage of law directing an
election to be held, either under existing regu-
lationS, or in pursuance Of other suitable pro-
visions to be expressed in the act, in which
the people shall be authorized to vote for the
Constitution, in either Of the forms presented
by the Convention, and also against that Con-
stitution in both forms" This single act, he
thinks, will be sufficient to meet the whole
emergency and to dispel the excitement which
pcrvades the Territory.
The correspondent Of the st. Louis Rcpnb
Lcon states that the members of the Kansas
Legislature now in session, have decided not
to go beyond the recommendations of Mr.
STANToN's Message, but to provide for a full
fair and honest vote Of the people upon the
whole Constitution and then adjourn
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-12-24

FOREIGN NEws-The North Star arrived
at New York, on Saturday last, bringing four
days later Intelligence The detailed news
from India and China by this arrival is inter-
csting and important. The pointf may be
thus summed up. Generals OUTRAM and
HAvELoCK maintain themselves at Lucknow,
and Col GREArHED is on his march towards
them with ample reinforcements Around
Delhi the districts are settling down into or
der. The Punjaub is tranquil; the Madras
Presidency is undisturbed; while that of Bonn
bay is troubled only by the movements of
original tribes. British supremacy in India
may be regarded as again asserted. From
China we receive the important intelligence
that the British preparations are complete for
another bombardment of Canton 1t is assert
ed that the attack would be made towards
the end of November The Russian Ambas-
sador has been refused admission to Pekin !;
and the action of his celestial Majesty in this
case seems to have convinced the British Pleni-
potentiay that all his attempts to negotiate
peaceful treaty would be futile. $50 -.
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Bsi5~ In accordance with our usual custom,
we shall not issue the Rcporter next week.
Our next issue, therefore, will be dated on the
7th proximo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-10

Hence IL appears that the population was doubled in
the space OF 200 years, intervening between 1858
and 1865 while the same effect has been produced
in the cCuse Of the last so years, from 1907 TO the
present time.
Public discussion is stin much occupied on the
subject OF toe proposed law for putting down the
assumption OF false titles and II Is easy 70 see that
II passed IL will not carry with IL the sanction OF the
people generally. La fact, all classes, except those
dependent on the court, speak with contempt about
u. The legitmisse say they require no informed
ding about their titles; that In all the disturbances
70 w1os PaIr hns been exposed the registration has
never been intefferred with, and What was good in
be tame OF Louis the Fourteenth ia equally unin-
ptachsble DOG. Their genealoges are sacred De-
Mates not 70 be violated By the hand of Napoleon nor
his myTm,dops. The middle classes protest
thai IN the present arrangement ~ the land
MI tales are farce ard the masses OF the popus-
ton cry aloud that 70 distinguish men from one
tber by distinctive HEREDITARY hoDors IN 10 strike at
the very foundation Of civil hoerty But for all tbis
the government, IL Is evident has set its heart upon
having q titled ar1stocracy, and, coufs aus cotfe,
Napoleon will have one. His organs are everywhere
asserting that the decline OF the French IA traceable
20 the pvscnt transmission Of landed property, by
which Il IL divided and sub-divided In such man
ner that its heritage becomes useless for all the pur
poses Of maintaining growing population and that
4 ought not W he persevered in. Under color Of
changing this agricultural division OF property, the
lsw may bc changed 40 ~ 10 leave room for landed
aristocrncy and thus the darling object Of Napoleon
lie ACCOMPLISHED.
Nv own opni IN IL, that his Majesty had best take
Iced in time and not urge the people he rides too
far. Worms VIII sometimes turn again, and the
nssse may yet take vengeance for toe pr1vafion OF
their Natural rights. The prestige Ia favor Of rank
has completely passed away, and nothing that can
nov he done ~ill ever revive aristoe ey so g. to
make II, what IL formerly was. and y slill In Eng
land bulwsrk between the people and the throne.
Our Berlin Correspondence. 10. ..
ByRLn, April II, 1857.
I've Financial Projeots Of the Government De
batter IN the Second Chamber on TIE Press--TAs
Coscshp IN Prrssio--Ia~jso, Of Ministers on
Mr.. Waeen~'s Motion on Prlaiing Licence.-
Ru~oed Wsfhsro,cai Of hs Salt Tar. &C.. &c.
The CHAMBERS have just me, again after the va.
cesons. and In the course Of this week the Upper
Hs0s psy W expected 70 decide upon The financial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-10

Only the Spenersehe Zeitung (servile, with an af.
fectation of hberalism) had diminished from 5000
to 5000 copies.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CO.pARTN IsRsHIP IN ,rHE

"
TENHE undersigned this day into partner
ship under the style CT French Jerauld % carry
the Wholesale Dry Goods aud Clothing business and 20
purpose all
stand Of ohnson q French. Evansvils. Ind. ~
WMsE. FRENCH. ff q
augIf SYLVESTER T. JERAULD.
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NEW AisIsIVaE. : 2 81 .
sBLANRETS.'
MEMS FOR ALL


VETE beg inform customers Ladies
VV particular that ready to show one Of
" AS We are p
dsssripeon nse ssoss say
500 ysAerinos wooilen PIaids fan Silks,
Deainss rantas Shawls the richest French Embroiee-
psnashs asd Eireiasrsi Window n Gurtains casoss.
TO
ON sassAssin iis aasiys 81 ps & We
oni store street ss
ofFirst. ssp5 KoSER. BRO. & + Rtf.s
JAMES sCANTLiN, JH.,
EHAsia reteived BY Railroad of .Bneks Patent
aa.. esEs s.as
CRATES of LATEST SO YazEs.issi ;ghccs5 Iss.AsFis
guibsosr SEsy-STDyElSTOR EAI n
fsss ssa - fts srs
sna s a. s ssss.
styles Also MlnteI and az s6issal shi
sa 81 lsE best Gss him call ssi1Ts
1000 pa x'r. .H0TIshs ,ssds6i
-. r.. PoRTL AND. KY.
rT,HE fsee Of this newly crectsa lad kam
raMy adapted iioftL akes pleasure in snn oqne,ns %
Departing Portland o
u M Ss'
throygheutis ftssd xsfsssy
s.assd y ne is stately az the r.naint
the principal shipping poist for Louisville where
% ao ss
and co" the Traveller heretofore at
Il sSail 81 TIE Earliest en- aeavor 81 a. propricor of this
Aa l. sha Is. Of GSs
from s and ssssrss
as DO one Il the essentials Of such
~ ma TtbDrso eir to tssue.
from his long connections with Hetes
ira 1t pasi5i W
: ysi-s' aIslssU lfl low, WOVEN. Proprietor.
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OLD osN EGO LINE.
From foot Broad ST.. Y. daily. No nsshipments'
Albany Troy. Mark packages Old 0swegs Line.
Sinclair d &c. Toledo, o.
PRoPRiEToss AND AGENTS.
r. s. Lttlejohn. 100 Broad street. NewYork.
Fitzhugh& Littlej Ohm, Oswego. NY.
Sinclair d Co. Toledo. Ohio.
Geo. Foster Co. Evansville, Ind. y27
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aTnCsEn,S .a
E2EcEIysDtsi. or?inr BY Adams E.p5e.s new snip;
ass wS,. a ,arss bee. i.. Silk Gloves. icsSc =.
ESpeen srrs sa sid nal stock ef all sorts q
rriee.. Cabin everybody. goi.a,. 81
PivEi.yM8sR iSD sInSGfEs. "a
'assSsTr xSi gSI announce to e. E.
sso :s s,re for ssys-
tnrs as ap-nea sr street near kr,tz
He iis sns folnary and = Jared sAolesas
1Sazs sYsENsEE- .sgHrg .A-s<s E4A y
- .rtrfs sI3GDS - PGHCaEAsE. aru bsi
G Faitlnt. WIZ rs p-y Good! Just ressivca and
l.,s ts no, cSsaS far cali
tOh yea wan; large aoda. ofsoOds for little money.
q x,s,,, .,,s,-,,,
y 20, t,as ,Hacser.l assorted nupsers;:: 80. 20
Sar. sss $s,sa,gu 49, 90; s-sHnY +, bsf
= 20 % DO sc'gsS Sosli., sits Tongues and Sounds
octs1 'fSTFtG6srEENEy & soRENsoN.
Plane Ir'n'ie'sss,,as{y }.
I q q ssa-a SADDLE ,TteEES 'ai-isaR -
ltp6AD DOE Spanish SADDLE TREES r'rsaia a. IA
rgnz = pEclSEs PIX, kf Az
- sAA - -AA441 = ? - = =
rxt.-5o boxes ehsice Su.t rec.arer sale by Or
Il deci1 49, s.sE- GILBERT a co. Il
- baskets la,s; s?s VI; s
r7yogsCCO' Avn CtGaRs- 1oe1
40 t,sna oisar. of various brands hand ard for
SAFE o4 e<s--' hasiLz- -E.1hlLs-1f .. bAnOoch.
y ;8.rsl~ NEW FEED. STOlsEs, ,ss.1 tHi'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ALL
/ So 20. rs.i BY Il. b. HART. ...y-s, .,.-
CORNER OF sEcosD ASb CANAL srnEErs.g ~
fSALbb HAY; Corr, Qa:. .n1.a: shirhar. No: e.tr,
glanfis % svt the trade rs trade delivered by express
Thas kai Tor th pas, avSrs Sopeby strict 20
pgysr. s. Of liberal trade
rSrt<si fis.i syp RUrseWa szi0i
"a fresh Esss; ioofIesh BsstsE and for
sac oy go 80 - ~ : :. s ON y nc aE ~
"a MS 90 bo.e. Hanss Ky gsseS,r salsty
! iI-Sl-s = ~ W..
~ FNisON.-iOoc Ofvenison ia. and fresh for.als by
! SslJansO..,. -. ssA'L vi0KBRy,
2On FRS tsss Ea,,asr; ~ 500 Cooking Butter; -
iriy,y t'od'1 ifs'A Esss forsasby coor so,r :,
Sd ~ . iG,d Ho" 2 :psssnsor,in; 10
isf e4pt'i;s rcF Fs5'a' IS Ei Esss
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CITY DSGUE2RIAN GALLERY.y
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VAEEy this light Of sattvsh o. without.
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{ tHERsE. ssaerse'd per Rescue. .e.s.lssy
~ feA Sc. GILBERT 90.
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THE GREAT PURIFIER. OF THE BL0ODi .
NAr 4 RIICI.. llI Nrr CI-RL =. II q =

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Let the Asstietcd Read and Ponder!
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s;s?s g LsT;Se;: fsss PEGS IN
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PINE LUMBER

PINE LUMBER.
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
YoHNF. GLOVER & CO., corner OF Main and Seven u
streets Evansville Ind would respectfully inform n
Public that they have in yard sale low CASH
complete Mt ofScasoned Pre Lumber bracin all
qualities and thcknesss T0ngued and Greoyed Pine and
Ash Flooring; Dressed and undfesed Ceiling Castings and
Pannsls 100 600 Common Boards suitable
shops feneing No Pine and Poplar Shingles
Sc Gan made order the prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces Moudings Frames for
Doors and Windows Bills Of forwarded to all
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FEVER I.tYDs.AGLE zGgRH,'
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10 7sT7LIETT-
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% is ous on hes s. 10
il Is desrabe, remedy Of the age u isaready
SIS use nuvs trhisrsf htaipins
reputation. The Instances
daily coming TO the propreors he has
he ittsa 10 to and Ell who desire
to procure relief suSrrfnr. 0ne being tried
isf sscts viz hstso sau deubt
sreys Is the onl article
t rice one dollar hottie. six Tor dollars
For sale snrf.ctorv correro Sew nth Green
LrNisvHe wlkss lsoes 80
-I'AeeS. HYDE q Cs, ST. louis 70; -
KELLER. FARSsLEy * Co. Evansville. Ind.
by all extensive Dthgvists thrcrhout the frite6
ada leo and South Amersoa. Ar2-Iy
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Gail tie get Circular ani apac and read
the rui Erest of all scieinss
Nom "snuine unless evss Propri
etors Pearstrce. S(iesseR6 Va orders
10 prlies and Agencies aust Be addressed.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-01
JAMES SClNTErN, JH.,

EEAsiait reeevea BY Railroad lot of Buck's Paten
CLIPPER % king sseye, ttoved 1t the best
teaatf stove pss Also lotof fancy ENN MEI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-01

NEW LIVERY ANDsSALE. STABLE.
CIDER VINRGAR MANUFACTORY.

VITE the undersyned wish 20 call the attention Of the
wv Wholesale Merchants Of Evansville and dealers IN
general 10 the fact that featuring pure
tole Cider Vinegar. which will sell pete
with Cincinnati Pittsburgh prices Give call air
trial is all ask. MERCER * CLIFFORD.
NJ B.-rhe mandatory situated the corner of Fourth
and Canal street, Lamasco city. u Iyi-dAwU
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-05-28
MY FIRST PUBLIC SALE.
u ID q e FIELD

0N THURSDAY. the 2Ssh ofsIay next en- the premises,
" viii sch the following building Lots, all Of which are
vel worth the attention cf buyers-
Remember property In and around Nashville aivanc-
hg most rSpdy and be who delays buying this year will
ave 20 Psy large advance hereafter. Tie Lots shah -
Ter are as fosioEs:-
on WATSON STREET Six beautiful lots opposite
oacN S1 Is feet alley. Thsse Lots that
oest cedar Pekes fsnee that be mads
VN hSsSs LII srkEkT-In BoustcnS Addition, lists %,
o., o. o. and 80 lat the Oakl These Lots
are 50 feet 'front.' and 10 feet deep AIso It NJ III on
Woodland street, in this Addiuou surrounded viii new
plank fence
ON FATHERLAND srREEr-LOs 70, II, 7s and 70 ia
BloOd's Addition. = ~ "
ON FATHEKLAED sTREET-Lots No.-ss-s
ON RUSSELL STREEr.-Lots Nos "a IL ,,5 ts' a.
Zollcofer's Addition. - - - -
ON WOODLAND sTREEr-No. ~. so 81 g. ss and "A
in Bood's Addition, Immediately opposite the neat bu5
ngs being erected By Messrs. He Darden ara Nor
gan These Los shall not bEag on as apythinR eoud
say about them would fall far short Of n e truth.
ON THE 6ALLATIN PlKE-IOss. Nos. 8, g. O. IL Ia
and 10 in Fosters Addition.
Lois Nos. and 8 in BOod's Addition.
That hsndsome Lot adjoining the residence Of Mr. wash
ngton 100 feet front and running back $40 feet to
the side.
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence ofMr Leseur
ironing ltO ieet on the Turnpike and running back 20 feet
to an alley.
Two handsome Lots on the Turnpike in shelby Addition
being Nos 1856 1856.
TERMs-These Lots viii be sold on credit ofone two
dorsed and lien retained.
sAle positive. omnibusses As usual
y. n SLAseoeK Auetioneer. Nsy IS
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