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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24
EVANSVILLE. IND. SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. "a 1857.
BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
fEOE2zszS =. JoaN&ON,
ATTORNEY LAW RIAL ESTATE AGENT.
Office FrsE in Bray sbuildizgs nearly opposite the
ERTRY. sTiTHs,
NoFAkF PU U.GiG ~ ..s. a NJ - 'ICA OF FhAoh'
c 2l.ssrn Hlinos and ali othol business sp2ortai,ins
to said Offices. paving tazes, ETC.
7iiie. lad. spzl-S
ISAAC uE1nAEx. DAVID HzInAsN
&F,. xEEEYsaNTs
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
G2SE1 2IE3 2: PRODUCE
qu1EEswARE, LIqUoRs, q &C, EAIN STREET,
Doors AEoVE sECc D,EvAEsVILLE- IND.
lan8l
GROCER, FORWkRDI%G AND COMMISSION
Mu3CEATJT,
DEALER AtA KIsOs O. PEoDvoE,
Yincsnses, Ind.
Particular attention paif forwarding and Receiving.
0ct3I-tf
CITY HOTEL,
WATER ST. BETwEEG VINE AND DIVISION,
EDansriiZs. Ind.
oe.l WIN. H. R0ic0URT, Proprietor.
o.' . 0.1gS5 1Cg5i5syp!.vEs- HsrFfay, ,.
81 aacated partners the practice
oflaw win attend all busness eondded 70 them One
the Sherwood TIou-e to i've counsel arsao6
Proulpt atten viii DC given 30 collections
Evansville, Nov. 9, l854.-1y
WYE. *. TEcGEsEyy.
ATTORNEY At Law AND NOTARY PUBbEC.
Office in the ''Croscert City Pqnk'' Bli}dirg
zETILL tsthlirto all business entrusted to him
va myz5
AN BOXES Prime W. Il. Cheese. tnse{rae'any Coz,
FT Tss slVSE C0FFEh.-15 gross E5so7ee Gofee lust
e. reed by deci3 H. II. COOK Il HoH.
OH HALF ohest1 xonag lryson Tea;
eE sP20 do do Gunpowder doj
10 Do do Choice Black do;
8. 10 and Is lbs assorted a-; inst reed nv
dec1} L Il. COOK Il S0E.
q I'D ree'db decI5 z. II. COOK & SON.
Ng ACE az Ell, Eat3IlRlNfssr ANn ~; - sAgi99%7 .,7
Io IS f. f. % DO DO; DO; 10 ac h. S2' gd % No. So Do;
10 ar de do 2 do; 10 DO 90 do 3
hf 10 do l Herring 100 bxs sealed 10. Herring
lOkitts DO Mackere; 10 bitts do Maeterel
10 DO do 3, dc; 70 d 10 { Salmon; salt y!
sale by dec12 Z. II. COOK & SON. |
OF FRAILS Prime new Dates: Drums Sultan Rsisins;
ID so bxs Layers and NJ II. Rsisins;
l case Zsnte Currents, Just reat rer steamer SeW
York by dacI5 Z. II. COOK & SON. !
eD BBLs EPSON Salts q hhs Alum;
- Q do Flour SulpLer; DO Pearl Sage;
l do Tapioca; 3 do Bath BTeE re9,d per
railroad by nov22 z. II. COOK & SON.
nE BXs Hamburg Cheese. roo'a this day .y by SOW
4 H. ti.kf x
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24
$500 EN GIFTS
sreVSTvssynJrTED IN EOTT.y. PROPDE2Pg0Tl

EDI@EhEBl 7 ed II ELD IL FEUPOl-TAO1s
ETITH every Booksi all the 81 and 25 Books sold
A3 for The Gifts conss of Gold and Silver Watches
gold silver pencils gold locket5 gold rings gold
laiie5car p0rtom9uuas refic'es penkuive
Any person senling order for 10 books VIII be
entitled hook and gift extra Orders from the country
will receive prampt attention End will be sent BY mai!
Also Mrs Stoves new novel ''Dred - vols gift as
above J. S. ANDREWS, 40 Nassau st.,
York City.
Casalocues sent TO any address. nov6-3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

YS7E subscriber has Just received lot of
JswELEY which he il prepared to sell cheaper than
styles and owelry of all kinds and quality
cluding Gold Stone Mosaic ~ Coral in s9tts old
Silver Chains, Bracelets. Locke Necklaces Rings
Gold Slides Sleeve Buttons Gold Pins Plated spoons and
Forks Thbes, Guards. Keys Jett Bracelets SC
&c. In almost everything usually III Jowery store
all which will be warranted as represented and viii be
sold cheaper offered before in the city. call
desrou5 purchasing is respectfully solicited
Clocks Watches aud Jewelry of all kinds repaired in the
best and work warranted. -
jy22-tf CRAS. EARN UM
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24
---- ,,1r,Fsrs yTsEgG Az 1qANUFiCTORY.
PUI IzEX 70 y E+ e Il o O ID!
Gay SO tAo EVO-Id!!

e = I < - - " ID
J0y so tao WO-Id!!
TIE ONLY IWFALLIBLE REMEDY.
RLEZ' 8 ARS AP RILL A.
Fa the medicines that have discovered during the
nresent ago tor thousand ills that aesh y heir to-
none adua. wonderful preparGtina Only three yeors
have ELAPSED the diseoyorer ~ 70 spent aecade IN
and peTfae5i2g git) hrstintrodueed
TO the Bile aad already gEzeG y the Lost emil
bys:car 81 parts the country to be the most
psng a2d effective remedy t0r certain diseases o
An ohor compounds syrups Of the have hitherto
ing tested they been found 20 con ain nozious
ere1 traze the good effects of tbs sarsapara. and
ures health of the patient It's notso "ltp
the pure ad genuine extract Of the root and VIII
on trial be certain and perfect oil thc
follOwin z co nPlai ats am ans g diasas'si t, si
Habitual Costiveness,
Disaaics a Of tho Kidneys Li'ereomP4Iahias. P4h.
4Tyspeislsa, Pulmonary Diseases,
Ie2nail rs,,ularitios sorofula. Kings Evil
Ti1Eala Syphilis
End ali Diseases Of the skim.
pssies the ageve also known to be great and
nosrYI tonic purifying blood and invigOratng the
yf II is tnout exception. ia TIE mentioned
and its General the eystsm sac 1st eheaeous as
desirable, ree1y Of the It already extern
the country and IS East btaining an
reputation The instances Of cures it has effected
r dsv coming proprietors knowledG and he has
no besarfsn in recommending it to and III who desire
TO procure relief from suferring One bottle being rieo
its will be too appgr to admit of further Gou
RecolIect Hurley SarS5pariai the only genuine
in the market. :, g. so1,ors
sale the anufacory corner of seventh e9u Ureen
streets louisville, Ky. Alo at wholesale houses OF
BACON. HYDE & Co; st; I,oais No.
J. WRIGHT & Co.. New Orleans, La -, -t.1 Is
| KELLER. FAGNsIEY & CO.. Evansville md - -,
Aud by all extensive Druggists throughout the Chiesa
| tates. Canada Mexico and South America. &pz-H
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24
NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS AND


EaETeCsHANTS.
COMPLETE assortment of the Oils necessary max
IA and favoring variety liquor and package
articles used wing to liquors
Converting 70 gallons Whisky 100 galous) every
article n cessary Liquor STORE, will De
furnished for $50 Also all the information necessary
such ablshuent thus enabling the be-
gnner successfully pete with the Oldest liquor
Address. through the Post ofhce, p. LACOUR,
New Orleans
Lacours cid for mahing Vinegar put up
gallon packages at So PaGkagein good shipping
order. jams
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

a J.COLBURN & Co. keep constantly hand and
Is MASUFACTURE to ORDER s kinds and sizes of NAT
TREssES which guarantee TIE very best quay. Also
of all kinds Jenny lind Mattresses, Shuck Boss
ana Cotton Matras5es Hair aad Spring Mattresses; Bed
Comforts ali sizes. Feather Hair. loss and tton Pill
lows Pillow Slips, Sheets &c, All wishing the above at
retail low prices please call and examine
fore purchasing clsewhere WAterstreet
door TO Canal Bank, Evansville, Ind. novGS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

EEAs just received large stock of WHITE sTATu1hY
MARBLE superior quality to any that was ever Pc
brought to the estern county sel9eed by it
the expressly this trade and hopes BY strlet
ton business and the employment of none but
W0RKEs, to himself liberal share OF pu
lie patronage sePo-"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

HAVE large double Warehouse the Canal Basin
pable ofstoring amount of produce which will be
ceived taken of hedsubect the
orders, n tho most reasonable terms
mh36 P. G. O'RILEY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
ERzAVELEas'n EEOFzE.

9 FE1EV! = = = = - i. -
R reded and reurnished 1t throughout IN the best
style The accommodations will be second 70 no other house
Evansve aYe good for Boarder'. aud keep as
we'll supplied table the market viii adord and rate rea
the house is good bowling Alley
attention and their cattle be
we'll taten care Of augIi-tf WI. D. THOMAS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24
NEW ORLEANS.
J.E. VOSE & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No. I45 MAGAzINE STREET
HNEyoTE their attention the sale Western Produce
BIZ and the purchase of Groceries which experien
fifteen years gives them than ordinary qualifications
and facilities. Refer to +. Y CARLILE,
Jan5-Gm Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

- HhNFs5 I11' ~
EpEC EIVED this morning by Adams ExPress new sup
ply lglies and misses Lambs Wool Hose oolored
aad white KID Gloves fleece lined Silk Gloves, &C,
Exrectag daily arrive add NAL all OF
Dry Goods. which friends reduced
noy23 RosER. BRO. & FREY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24
EEEEN s F8EsEsgoN

AVE conrence1 tHeir Fall and Winter stocS
ofgo2d EN- ing every variety Of nerehandse they
have Usually ka0t.
the the largest and best selected stock
have up; styles suburb sld prices low
no merchant ouGs visit this market this Fall without
examining stock it is pleasure choice
affections goods and whether he huys will leave
better and riot from the fact OF the great beauty
the styles and combinations of rich eooTs
display Of the best American manufactorel, viii make him
feel prouGer OF his country. .
sep5 KEEN & PREST'NF
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

EIT0OD AND WILLOW WARE.
: doZ asS'd Market Baskets;
12 set sss'd Wooden NeGures; reel Cotton Rope;
doz Shaker Brocrs; nests Buckeye Bowies;
IL do Heavy Bed Cordsi Clothes Lines reed
rom Cincinnati and for sale by
aug30 VICKERY & J0HNSTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

VsNI constantly keeps hand large
u offresh Water Butter and Sugar Crackers End
also Pln Naval Bread, which he;ug nanufac
tnred by the late. improved eha7y they be sold IT
price in the and texcelled
Atty any nanuactoTy in the country large
stock awa hand my shop, Water street between
Sycamore and Vine.
iS-dt; 7. SINTTCH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-24

0ESzSES p. .yEsEaE&0E.
ATTORNEY LAW AVID RIAL ESTATE AGENT.
Office Firsgst in Dray's buildings, nearly oPPosite
Post D Otice. Evansville. lad y-i-l
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19
"Physisiaa, Heal myself

I 49,
The Philadelphia Bulletin has an
elaborate articlein one ofits columns
decrying and ridicnliDg the condr
ton which an agricultural patriarch,
al state Of society, like that OF y irt
Eginia, develops, making some iran
TIC efforts to be tacetlous at the as
stunned poverty and humllitafion OF
this State. It is entirely skeptical as
to the prosperity pr refinement q this
old Commonwealth, which If not TO
be compared, I'M hzatlon and$se.
clal happiness, with the free otatest
I'm the very next column 70 tins
Pharlsalcal dlatribe, as another artl-
tcle, headed divorces m fhiiaaei-
sss sII. IN which the editor uncon-
menf Y deInollsaes MS whole la.e5 argui !.
x rr;o :, eeeterring to the statistics OF
there , t', can be Soe divorce, fhan wni when
Ecomfort bann;nsssshse r standala q l :
neople. he anpopnces s,1a p.salsy Y, 81 :
HAT h PbiladeInbia w. G.,ie = iac =
n;na vars two Ftbonsond = ll'e ia s
dred Ana SEVENTY ,narried mS, lan ,
S-;o,nen have hosn d;ro-eeJ seifs slie
ranroacb coDt;n nh, ea, tbe 'Rn,iot;,, !. ssts
linz male ser tbst = laTys ,, 5, - e
oftbese d;varcas Sva,a obtayned H..
w;vaS Who had bs,,I s. er,I o T.s troata =
EorotIere;sa = md Nv tbs;r Inaha 49,
ARnse Of wives Il ! drow;ng snd
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19
NO. l4...
On motion, the meeting adjourn.
ed. i. ID. COX, Pres't.
ALFRED Gam, Sec'y.

Alta Democratic meeting held at
Friendship Church, on the oath day
If Ap ril 1851, on motion Geo. MoT-
fit was called to the Chair, and VIM.
I'D appointed Secretary.
Il 1vasaotiSn of Thomas Hughes, Jr.,
sert nla;n ved that this meeting as
IN tba cas5ses s.. III. Gallahue was
of fI TIL the sr fparty original division
tive District; but ans TINS Aegisia-
ion was brought aboS&sd alvls-
qnence of the system oRRco nse-
| tice introduced byindividuals in s eeSc
ing a nomination against the popula
will, nor does this meeting sbeliev,
that S, NIL Gallahne is the cause Of
division inl the party at this time, bu
that we recognize the same difficult,
to exist now that did eight sor tel
years ago, to4wit: A general com
plant that the popular will Of til
party has been crowded out Of on
county nominating conventions 70
the benefit Of the designing few, in
stead of being properly refecte,
through delegates in said convention
On motion Of George Morftt, ESQ.
the proceedings of a meeting held a
the house Of Henry Sheppard, Esq.
and the proceedingsof a meetingIhelC
at the house fof ]. Nessleroad, Esq.
were read, and it was resolved, tina
this eeting sanction and unanimous
~ adopt The proceedings ofsam meet
ings-
On motion it was ordered / that
copy Of these proceedings Be furnish
led to the ! Parkersburg News 'tif' Ka
nawha Y alley Starr and Virgin,
Chrdniclep' for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourn
ed. GEO. MORFITT, Pres't. ]
WM. RAND, Sec'y. sIE/
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19
ae,tlg,
Parody Parodied.

K - =
Some fair wIiier thus retaliates on the par
odist whose production I'VE published some
weeks since. Both sides must be heard, and
we give The lady chance rf f=##lE8@E
IT eli ms, ye winged winds alssH4
NJ That round my pathway roar,
DO e not know some spot f'i III,
Where bachelors come no more.
4 Some lone and pleasantdell IS
w here no mustache is seem IL
Where long cared handles never come #
Ourselves and fun between? Ill
There came murmur from the distant lea
Y Allow, sad tone, which whispered No stree E
Tellsme, thou misty deep, iH
Whose pillows round me play,
Know st thou some ia vored spot,
ii Some island far away
/ Where weary girls rnas-f
I III A rest from soft dough faces,
EsE And hear themselves called women
Nor likened to the graces? .yi s.
Soon did the misty AeepRits answer give, II
sBy murmuring. Not while brandy slpashes
live" a Ill q
And thou, serenest moon, 4SsS E5
What Language dost thou utter, III .
{ II While gazing on the CENT? EMAN Vile
E Whose head. is in thesguttef? e
fz Say, hast thou In thy round,
Gazed on some favored spot,
SE Where hats know not the ,oeig Of bricks,
And where eigarsare not! 4is
Bshiad cloud the moon withdrew inswoe,
Bptin italics answered No, no, no." rs
4 Tell me, my secret soul .zk.1s1 III !.
4 OH tell me. Hope and Faith, N II. Il.
3 Is there no resting place (%t 4. NfI
ISL From faps dIbeaay and DEATH M
u Is there mo happF spot
4 Where Womankind are blest--
E.s Where man may never come,
H ] And where the girls may resta
Faith. TrutAsand Hope best Blooms to mortals
II u given 1E FILL t5E-
Waved Their bright wings and answered Eyes,
# II in Heapen" nv III, NJ
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19
UniaithfaI Lave.

The Liberty lind, Herald relates
the following most distressing case Of
unfaithfnl love, double dealing, death
and attempted suicide. The occur
renee took place i'm Ohio, a few miles
from Liberty IL
We have been paced III possession
Of some most melancholy facts in re-
lation to a yepng man and young
lady, the former a resident Of Preble
county, Ohio, and the latter a resi-,
dent Of Oxford. 1t appears that the
young gentleman is student at the
West Point Military Academy, and
the lady was his betrothed. Being
absent from her d long while, he re-
turned two weeks since, and found
her in her second fconinement.-
Although a correspondence had been
regularly kept Up between them, she
had concealed the fact Of her mar
riage, and of course lie was startled
to find how matters stood on his re-
turn The young mani wisely de.
terInined toilet affairs pass off quietly,
and seek friends land fortune in an.
other place. Is
In view Of this Determination he
concluded not to see the lady, but
unwise counsels Of friends prevailed
with him, and he went to the house
where she resided. While in d room
adjoining that Of the lady, she hard
and recognized his voice, and ex-
pressed a desire for an Interview with
him. He imnetliately repaired to
the room, wlieFe al most affecting
scene occurred She asked and OBJ
tanned his pardon !; the interview
closed and they separated But what
she had passed through was beyond
her powers of endurance, and that
night her spirit passed from earth
The young man was not informed Of
her death until morning, when he at
tempted self-destrnction by jumping
into a mill race not far from where
he resided. He would have sucsee-
ded in drowning himself but for the
accidental appearance Of . gentleman,
wend ing his way along the race to the
mill. Immediately AFTER he was
taken from the water and resuscia-
ted, his friends sent him to Cincin-
natl, where he viii be away from the
ucenes which would bring to his
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19
Democratic Meetings in Jackson founty.

I'M a.sf{, !4 Hi
i9ssAt a Democratic meeting held at
1.-THE house Of u Nesslcroad, % the
10th inst, on motion Robert Curry
was called TO the Chair, and " I i n.
y | Nm h appointed SECRETARY.
4 Mr.. Curry explained this the object ot
ehe meeting iil teWI pertinent perth re-
Hllllarks. y
0n motion OF John y D.Ioye, the
Hfo1lloWlng preamble "a ana resolutions %
\ were adopted fb
{ " iftef'edss Ihe convention held az
1 Ripley, on the 9th OF February AS5El,
did refuse to tIx g uniform tI Igtf
Ithroughtont the District for sthe pe-
inocEacy to designate their choice tor
N nominee, and reflect their senEtiE
4 nhents through delegates OF anessen-
Is3ers, to meet IN Convention TO non 1t
III q suitable person. 20 represent as
IN fhe next nouse Of Delegales' tan J,
fp that act they departed rom tne
principles and platform q the party,
fa a11 IN which they held tha a, aIew ae+
signing men, IN 9 caacpts. should rue IL
tt 'tEhfle people ana nag faSle g apf
point q candidate Tor them; ana 20
carry ont such intentions, SAD con-
IGNITION appointed "a vigilance COM
llflittee ln.# each magis''tellal district,
whose duty It SHAH De toSglveI n q e.
ofthe tiae and ~ place Ct meetings ~
their districts Tor tile purpose 81 5ap-
pointing delegates 60 attend = county
nominating convention : iltl' MI
4,sfN ow we call the af Y I, !, o. q, oaf
w \ Democratic ,f friends, g fhe apsardl.y
ilsIl the arlstecracy pfesenteo Dy said
convention ~ for the party g aaoPt'-
lt relusea g Iflse II " 49,,
ths Patraotlsn ana ehe ulseIl Ell na.ll !
judgment q ~. w peo u !, II ssas Il 4
z. iI I, = al.e'W .,,e ,o
Il lf VIII g tile parry 49, ooAs uase
ln any manner, Y acennse III. WIZ :
a ill ana y SCUM = ~ Pa,s
le yoee q the coils.lspe1le IN, w. ~ =
fl'pe.llteu 9 49, iii, eo'l, 1870 IA
'l,oah. { ai..,s sln mi 49, =
Ftlere ueiesa.es s.:a,i y ap,v,noss, : J
a ~ % convention ls ana appolhAn 8
eandldate 20 pc Voeea io - anu .M u
Knows bpt said c9Rlhis = nav " "
Polh1ed .oI w. ~. ne.ea;.sl 800 III II,
right 60 appoint, tne n'elnoers - III 81,
atltrte the primary lne u. Mh ~
aPp9,n y; .,,y ce eo, Iftbe ,arty
! :, ~ 1arfs sns1 ! conrse. how long viii
!. f ~ .,,os,ra I'M des;onino men IL
III III ,, - 10 Nil turn Tie whole
s. u: l;faess ~ el;aarnbyE where only
NV faw viii Ia Allowed Is participate
III leM WI ~ L a ;os;on wb;ch w6nld
III u it f'iln sa,,;raians ii an election
~. y, 4, "a . La go
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19
q R,nANE corNrY,,.

4 AIT a meeting of fine Democracy,
held lat the store-house OF P. D. Cox,
at The Three Forks Reedy, on the 2Sth
day Of March, 1857, on motion, r.
ID. Cox. WasHcalled to the Chair, and
Alfred Cain1appointed Secretary.
al Gain, ESD. was called upon to
explain the object of the meeting,
which he did iii a few pertinent re-
marks; showing that the party in this
Legislative. district was disorganized
inl consequence of the county nominal
ting convention, held at Ripley, de
parting from the principle and plat
form of the Democratic party,
\ OBJ motion Of John w. Steward,
the proceedings Of d meeting held at
the house Of Henry Sheppard, Esq,
wasread; and On motion Of "a. Cain,
it Wa resolved that this meeting APP
PROVE sanction. and adopt the prean-
Bic and resolutions of said meeting.
OnImotion of p. ID. Cox, it was
ResoEued- THAT this meeting be-
.lie1esI that S. M. Gallahue is entitled
tothe field this canvass, and justly
entitled TO the confidence and entire
support Of The party, and that public
opinion. So faras we are advised, in
tended thathe would be allowed to
rub THE race fair and nntrameled.
Oh motion, 1t was ordered that a
copy Of these proceeding be furnished
the n Parkersbnrg News, : Kanaw-
hat Valley Starr and g Virginia hron,
iclen for publication. II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-19
Democratic Meeting In Barbour,

q Tie Democracy Of Barbour having
assembled atthe Court House. April
18th. to pommatefa candidate to
represent Them IN the next Legisla.
ture Of Y irginia, made useofa favor.
| able opportunity to express their pre-
ference fora candidate for Attorney
General of Virginia.
!. Daniel M. AuvilA ESD !, was called
to the Chair, and John P. Thompson
appointed Secretary
i On motion of A. G. Roger, Esq,
the following resolutions were adop-
| ted, Il
Resolves, That we approve Of the
holding ofa Democratic State Con
ventiPn for the purpose Of ilomina-
ting . candidate forthe office 3of At
tornef General ofthis Commonwealth.
Resolved, Therefore, that every
Democratic the county of Barbour
BE appointed d delegate toS attend
said convention, to be held at Rich
mond, on the 18th day of May next.
In ease that the country of Barbour
shall not be represented in said con-
vention by her own delegates, the
following gentlemen are appointed
alter1ates with instructions !: First
that thevote of Barbour county shall
be cast for james Neeson, Esq, Of
Marion county. Should Mr.. Neeson
be last, they are furthermore instruc-
ted to east said vote for Vim. L.
Jackson, Esq, of Wood county
Names of alternates: W.. FDrin-
kard, A. II. Raymond, of Marion ;
10. w Russell, of Ohio b. r. Mar
tin, of Taylor; b. w. jackson, OF
Wood; Jonathan NJ. Bennett, OF
Lewis; Geo. w. Clutter, of Rich
mond William P. Cooper, Charles
Lewis, Benjamin Wilson of Harrison.
Resolved, That the Democracy Of
Barbour have an abiding confidence
in the principles Of the Democratic
party as expressed in the Baltimore
and Cincinnati platforms, and are
content to rest the issue thus based
in the present canvass.
Resolved, That we regarsl the
scheme at this time attempted to be
imposed upon our people by the still
surviving few Of the late Know
Nothing party, for the partition oi
the public lands, as anconstitutional
and chimerical in Tie extreme, bur
the fit Offspring Of the distempered
ambition Of its promulgator ID this
congressional district,
Resolved, That Al. j. jenkins, the
Legitimate standard bearer ofthe De.
mocracy Of this Congressional dis
trict, is in syery way worthy Of our
confidence, and will receive tile uni
ted support ofthe Democracy Of Bar
bour.
Onsmotion, the proceedings pfthis
meeting ale to be forwarded to
Cooper's Clarksburg Register, with
/ the request that the Richmond En-
quiref, Fairnaont True Virginian,
Parkersburg News and the Kanawha
Valley Star copy.
And on motion, the meeting adj
fourned.
ID. III: ANVIL, Chairman.
JEo. z. THeMrsoN, Secretary
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te purpose II practising Law in the Cilcait
and County c olltts of Ksnawha, and IN the
Ciecuit Couris3of Logan, Boone and Roane
will herea ter regularly ATTEND those Courts.
An bussiT IS entrusted totheirc care will rez
ccise pro npt attentiony
/ One OF tie other Of the finn can always be
found, during business }hoIrs. ait their office,
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