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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-16

AID FOR KANsAs.-A clergyman, formerly
a resident of Erie county, n. Y. writing from
Bloomington Kansas to friend in Buffalo,
says:
There is no hope of relief from the ras-
cally, rapaciouS cormantS, called the Kansas
Central Committee, who have the management
of the funds sent here for the aid of the desti-
tute. 4 more arrant speculation, a more dis
honest game, could not be played. Many here
are conscious of it, but they have said do not
tsrpose thenatW after the election" If the North
knew the rascallity in the management of the
{commtte here, they would send their dona-
ttions direct to those they wish to relieve. or
send none. God knows the sutferings here
have.not been exaggerated. a large amount of
funds has been sent, and too much of them
used for different purposes than those contem
plated by the donors. | wish the above par
agraph was in print in Buffalo"
Commenting upon the above, the Rochester
Union remarks:
ave would by no means virtually perpetu-
ate the presidential canvass, nor gratuitously
recall any unpleasant recollectIonS, nor yet
indulge in wantOn reproach of those whose
sense of duty and political actions differ from
q our own. That the great mass Of those wht
supported Fremont are just as honest, just a!
patriotic, and just as intelligent as any portion
of our citizens, we do not question, nor never
expressed a single doubt Nor is it any impu
tatlon upon the honesty or patriotism of tina
class to point to the fact that they have beel
grossly imposed upon in reference to thi
"Kansas-aid'' business; that there is no proc
known to the public of the application of on
dollar Of the vast fund collected in varou
parts ofthe country to the purpose that tn
contributors intended it.
at is due to the cause Of good morals, an
to persons who gave money toad free Kar
sas that the repositories should be called t
accoun'. IF the money soas applied accordu
to the implied pledges of those who acted 9
agents of "free Kansas" then there can be I
difficulty in establishing the fact to the sati
faction of the public. Butif it was not so a
piled, as we believe it was not, then the e.
posure Of the fraud would consign its perp
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& SCENE NEAE RoME.-It was supposed
shat, with the Introduction Of railroads, the
4rade OF hrigandism on the high road woulI
be at an end. 1t appears not to be the case,
however, in the Papal States. From the
official paper of Rome, Of the 18th November
. last, we learn that the railroad train between
Frascad and Rome was stopped by party of
Gg&nds, who, at night, initiating the signal for
the stoppage of the train, brought it to halt.
They Immediately secured the engineer and
fremen, and then after detaching the locomo-
tive from the cars, proceeded with perfect i'm
punity to rifle the pockets and baggage Of the
passengers. A brigand was stationed at either
end Of the cars with loaded muskets, while
their fellows armed to the teeth, forced the
passengers to deliver up their valuables. AS
the people Of the Roman States are not allow
ed to carry arms, they are at the mercy of the
brigands who go armed to the teeth, and
who with knowledge Of this fact, do not hesi
tate to assail people in their houses.
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traitor to deserved inlamy, and prevent the
repetition of a simular fraud in future By all
means, let us have an authentic account as to
how this Kansas fund was disposed Of"
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Any UNE OF The tkUAhI EN- F4H,
NETIL receive in addition the Art Jour:sl FREE an
~ also certificate giving them equal chan with
other members the Society draw fine Oil Painting
choice piece of Statuary Three Oil Pa,ntnEs We're
drawn by members of the Society IN Evansville last year
and two the year before.
The 3agaz coming will be received by
edatey they issued and delivered
subscribers with the leaves cut and trimmed at
10 exceed postage.
Littles certificates and the Art Jour
dollars. Call at the Telegraph Oce and sub
early. list he complete m gOodtime:
uovI7 Z. G.. EARNHARr. Hon. Sec'y
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NEW DRUGS,

EICH vIERLING have just opened largo
Drugs and Medicines which they invite the ntten-
Of Merchants Physicians They also keep Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes of al kinds
DyestuIs Spices PerumeTy Fancy Articles. Sc. &c
Aso-aiI popular Patent Medicines All kinds Paints
ground in oil Pure Wines and purposes
Prescr carefully Call at No "A Water
ali
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ED II. BENNETT would respectfully announce to the
"a of Evansville and surrounding c"un try that ne
raj Years and seecnga oho article his manuac-
ture) has opened Carpenter street kraz
Foundry and is prepared to sell at wholesale
retail cheaper before offered in this city
ieIS- Iwdt
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QUIT DRINK!NG POIsONOUs LIQUOn7.
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS
FOR H1KIN6
All Kinds of Liquors and Vinegar.


These Oils are obtained by Disatioa at the Chemical
Of Lacours Chemical Analysis Laeours Chemical
lations. Lacour the Manufacture Of Liqgors go.
Purchasers particularly requested to the k
and tain their il the oil does give
LACoURs OIL OF CoGNAC. converts neutral spirit to
superior imitation Of ported Otard
SazsraS Maret Cognae Poultney Seignee United Vine
These liquors will have full fruity favor and beautiful
SPARKLING color Common Recfed hsky will be changed
by the the Oil of Cognac to New York Brandy PI
AFpie Brandy. CGmmSn %I1 Cognsc Brandy Sc.
Mcnongahela Rye Whisky, Old Virginia Malt hisky.
Oil OF CEDRAT changes common Rectifed whiskyto to
Old Irish Malt whisky, AMI superior article of Scotch
Oil OF PEACH changes common whisky to Virginia
convert Whisky to Apple Brandy.
OIL OF GIN converts tho poorest hsAy to Holland Gin
LACOUR'S CoNCE NTRATED ACID will in i've hours
after ng change gallons good Vinegar
twenty-five gllon of thirty gallons TIE
Vinegar that be in the BY the
Laceur's Concentrated ACID Vinegar be made for
| FOR MAKING LIQUORS. Lacour's OIL require no prs
The liquors thus made will have full
rich. oily taste beautiful transparent color and fine
vertng whisky brandy. gin sc. The pro
combines with and the form OF foeuen
ltcles the whole of the oi (Amylio AcchO) The
whisky is thus that necua irritating and burn
ing taste and becomes neutral spirit the second
consists in oily muciaginous taste impaired to the
liquor which renders IL mellO and imna
of great age the third property is exhibited in the rich
viuous nutty odor that impaired to the liquor which
ders distinction from the genuine brands impossible.
These oils put M in quart sks each flask contains
sufficient oil for masking three humid ed gallons of liquor
Full and comprehensive directions the bottles
Price s. per hottie.
One bottle 'hese oils five in number. will be sseure
sacked and sh Pped with hill of adng part o. tn
/ p LACOUR. New Orleans.
furnish any house New Orleans ind vii
ship them package the Oils If they do not perform
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OF The who have visited the Museum in

OF The who have visited the Museum in
the city of Baltimore. will remember a minia-
<ure model of the Capital at Washington,
constructed entirely of wood. For thirty
years it has stood in its glass case, admired by
thousands of strangers and artists for it's
1lniqueness, beauty Of proportions and superior
workmanship. Often have we heard it spoken
Of; twas but yesterday we came across its
history. Thirty years ago, poor carpenter
of Baltimore, named Russell, conceived the
idea of constructing model of the National
Capitol. Every Saturday afternoon he walk
ed to Washington for the purpose Of taking
drawings, and procuring the exact proportions
of the buildings, returning to his labor on
Monday. Nights through the week were
devoted to the construction Of his ideal model
and through many months he toiIed walk
ing to Washington and back each week. At
last it was finished; specimen Of mechanical
skill, rare. beautiful and praiseworthy. For
moderate promissory compensation, he
agreed to place it in the Museum. Crcum-
stances beyond his control prevented his ever
receiving cent from the Museum, and in
tn, lapse of years his model was sold with
the establishment. Thus the ideal of his toll
some days and nights, passed forever from
him. For years and years afterward, the poor
carpenter came daily to look upon the beauti-
full outgrowth of his genius. Time still pass
ed on and the one idea Of his life had made
him maniac. What became of him none
knew--few cared. The only monument he
left was the beautiful model the work of his
own hands, and the cause oc his.sad insanity.
If you ever go to the Baltimore Museum don't
forget to enquire for the Model Of the Capitol.
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DRUG STORE.

HARJ ]. PENNINGTON having purchased the stock of
3 Medicines opened for sale by Crawford Bell, few
onths since call the attention of the public
particularly physicians and merchants coming to this city
Ike purchases this which Will be con
stanty receiving additions from the Eastern cities ana
which sold low he afforded by any
oth- establishment West No. 3, Washington Block
Buildings seps'-1
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TENNEY e. sORENsON.

~HoIEsALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES LIQUORS CORNER
VINE sTs.. GRANVILLE, IND.
TNNHE this day formed coparnershp
the pHrpese of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
busness ayng succeeded the business of Messrs Ais
Howes stock and made additions TO make
shall be able 20 offer good hargsin
FOR CASH any house in Evansville or city in tbs
Il r s fENEEY,
lana S.SORENSON.
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MF Fall and Winter Dry Goods inst received and no
open ENBlC1'S Dry Good store Main street three
soon if " want large an littIe
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KEEN & PRESTON

EAvE their Fall and Winter stock
goods enbra'ing variety of merchandise they
have usually kept.
We er the trade the largest and best selected stock
have got styles suburb and prices low
No merchant ought visit this market this Fall without
stock it is pleasure show choice
lectiOns Of goods and whether he will leave
better and riot from the fact of the great beauty
the various styles aud of rich colors
display of the hest American factories will make him
feel prouder of his country.
KEEN x PREST"Nf
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Sr. CHARLES HOTEL,
PORTLAND. KY


yE Lessee newly erected and adm-
rahy adapted HOTEL takes pie lsuFo in announcing to
generally and especially passengers arriving or
Portland Wharf house is now CON
petey furnished and ready for the Of ust
with articles expressly
for the house.
Situated ST. CHARLES is immediately at the landing
+ba shi ppng louisville. where nearly
her guests and from whence thev de-
for the South this house ao rds convention
traveller heretofore experienced at
this point. -.
shall be endeavor of the Of this
liberal share of public patron
age intends to deserve IT. The House. with IL
grounds cool shady and general convent
transient house 1t sha he 6eP
As Iotel-acking of the tials such
an establishment. 80
Mr. J. W. REDDISG. we'll known 70 the travelling public
from mis- long with Hotels in Louisville
will the ept of the house
The patronage the public is respectfully solicited
| Val IT, W. W. OWEN. Proprietor.
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SHERWOOD House.

TNHR subscriber has staken the above house, and mas
entirely refted and reCurnished It, and is prepared
entertain the patrons of the house in satisfactory
manner He has rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke. and has goodstock ofhorsesand car
Thestableis large clean and we'll ocaed. and good
hosersare in attendance Particularattento
will be paid to the ofhorses him for Keep
no and in alIrespects the public Ia find the Sher
.vood House, a good Hotel tyS-tf J. A. BY ERS
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VARPAUEsNS, AWNINGS, &C., &C.
iTVHE uuderssned is prepared to splice kind Of rop
of blocks of description; the making
any Tarnanlings Awnings &c To be found any time
" "nn; 91a 'O' JOHN PLOW@AN.
- Do7 ond lbs can. Trash Cove OYSTERS d by
4 = decI5 z. II. COOK d. SON.
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UR long expected arrived Beautiful CAlcos
De Lanes Flannes, Canton FlanHels double Shawls
Kv leans Gloves, &c &c. anticipating to fill ouI
use early Goods wish to reduce pres
-SecgS ROSER, BRO. Il FREY.
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L EURVIN IL. FLEMING.
sECGND PuRCHASE

wWYHOLESALE and retail dealers in Leather. Hides
AH Flour White Liae. Main pposie old State
sep26
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NEW FALL GOODS,

FENHE subscribers in receipt Of their SIMPLY of
Fall Winter BOOTS and SHOES. select ed for the
country embracing every variety and quality
of Men, AMI Children to which they call
the attention of the public, MCREA & WELLS.
First street. Fosters Block.
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NOTICE TO LIQUOEE DEALERS AND
NEE2SsGEEA

COMPLETE assortment of the Oils necessary for ma
"a ing a1d HAyoridg variety of liquor
of the articles used for STRENGTH liquors
converting 20 gallons Of Whisky 100 stioHs) every
arVcS cessary commence a LIQCoa STORE, viii he
furnished for $50 Also all information necessary
conduct such e5ahSh thus bliug the
ginner Iccestuly with the liquor
Address through the Post Office, +. LAGOUR,
New Orleans.
Lacour Concentrated cid for making Vinegar put up
in two gallon packages at IS fAehagein good ippng
order.
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SILVER WARE.

uUST recevad assortment of Silver Ware consisting
g Of Table Tea Mustard. Sugar and Salt Spoons Soup
and Cream Ladies children Forks Napkin
Ruqs which will sold manufacturers prices and
warranted resilver, Call in and see at
" BTTTROLFF & S0NS,'
deeI9-tf Main street, bet. First and Second.
W liverpool sALT.-20OO sacks on consignment fol
iaus-Iv JOHN s. MITCHELL.
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NEW ORLEANS.
BE. vOSE & Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
q z " q L, L. 4 N 9

No. 145 GAGAZIEE STREET,
HAEVoTE their attention to the gue Of Western Produce
EV and the purchase of Groceries, whlG experience
OF hfteen gives them than ordinary
and facilities Refer to +. CARLILh,
J2n5-6m EYansvilIs, lad.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
H. G. WHEELER. A. l.. ROBINSON
WHEELER ROBINSON,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS AT LAW,
Successors to Ingle, Wheeler d lglehart.)
General Land and C0iieeting Agency, Office Sd St
Opposite the Court House Bnildiag, near
WasAjagton Hotel, E1ansUitte, Ind.
N.B-H. Q. Wheeler Notary Public. nh2l
MORRIS y. JOHNSON,
ATTORNEY AT Law AND REAL ESTATE AGENT:
Post once. Evansville, Ind. y2s-ly
NorARY PUhGic aND jtsrIoE OF PEACE.
vErTLLa.end tn collecting and securing aims in South
SV Eastern Illinois, and all oshe' business appertaining
Refer W t. Esq Cashier Can al Bank Evans
vile. Ind apzl-w
ISAAC nE1MANN. DAVID HERMANN
E.&D. FgEGWsNN,
WHOLES ALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES & PRODUCE,
2UEENswARE- LIQUORS, &c, MAIN STREET,
ABOVE sECC D,EvANsvILLE- IND.
laI3I
GROCER, FoRWARDixG fNn COMMISSION
MERCHANT
DEALER KINDS OF PRODUCE,
VincenneS. Ind.
2arcH!a attention paid forwarding and Receiving
oct3l-tf
CITY HOTEI,,
oet1 WM. H B0iCoURT. Proprietor.
I0HN j. CHANDEEP IANrS HARLAN. JR
soHx5 oa,HbERk fisAERhSS RS S JH,Hs
associated together partpers in the nracce
flaw and will atto-d all business cnuded 70 them One
may he found at their Office Loeusts.reet
ass Prompt attention will he given collections.
Evansville. Nov. 9, 1S5+.-iy
WV. " NFcGssEvv,
ATTORNEY At Law AID NOTARY : r' PuRLi
nNfoe in the ''Crescent City Rant' BnlIeing;
~ mv25
BOXES Prime W. r. Cheese i Just csGE Tss'1 E SON
SsHYc coEgEa-l' T''sPss F. GSoF GeFss Son Just
spnHALF chests Young Hysou Tea;
9Bls2O d. do Gunrnwder do;
~ ~ 30 30 DO DO G%nfri'I cSnici black DO: DO:
% boxes 10 and lbs assorted Tea lust rod hv
dec19 Z II. COOK & son.
RAG? Eastern Rio Coffee oh2ic, 6 and prims il o inst
" f5aHIN ASns.h%SsSH n! Is .ns:ssr:7;
10 hf do es do; 10 hf. bbls No. 2 DO;
i 20 :. g O. g ss ss io9T io 4 g. g % % DO: DO:
10 6f DO do Herring; 100 bx- scaled No. Herring
okitts DO Maekerei; 10 kits do do NaGnere saIronr
10 do d. 1Tougues aud Sounds. iuat reed and for
sale by deei2 T. H. COOK son.
sp FRAIbs Prime new Dltes Drums Sultan Raisins;
o6 Obxs Layers and VI. r. Raiainsi ~ >r |
York by deci5 q. II. COOK & SON.
- BBLs Epsomsa 2tS,' NJ p.a9' A,gg; s.ro.
SO do Tarioea: do Bath Brick reed per
.i,ro,5bv noy22 z. H. COOK SON. |
x Bxs Tamburg Cheese. rec'a this day c96T by sou
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apOPE. CORDAGE AND TWINE.-
AT ROSE R,S


EDECEIvED this morning by Adams Express new sup
nIv Of tsdies and Lamh's Wool Hose. colored
and white Kid Gloves lned Silk Gloves. &e.. &c.
Expecting daily arrive addi al stock of all sorts
Dry Goods offer friends st reduced
prices. Call in everybody. - rory
nov22 kOSEh' bhO- q MEL
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CHANGE.

suAvTE= toupbt Mesrs. Hershbercer & Csrson's stock
of F,utv Groceries. Produ9e. &c, would be ga slnu
"a raeeio the patronage OF the lae
S1so h.t oTv many friends and the public gener
rrorIrg on my part do my utmost to give entire s"
viii remain few days in the store oGcuPhed ny ny
the late drtn previous locating pernan emily IN
.Vennrman ola stan1.' Of Main ana "a SIS,
will endeavar keep such stock goods always on
as he wants Of families d5mand. ,,., ,-rcrrRy
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ARRIVAL.

yEyE have lust received by Express lot OF
ladies Kid Slippers, very nice together - SjiE
and complete assortment of Boots Morocco hlo anu
fo5 the hoI1oAf PaFieS' MoREA & WELLS.
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,y.-gTssAsSEEN AND FEED 90 1EEOE-Es'
a J C0LBURN lS CO.. keep constantly on hand q, ana
"a 4NUF ACTCRE ORDER all kinds and sizes o. NJ
which auarantee of the best qnaty: Also
Bedding of all kinds. Jeu ny ind Mat.rasses Shuek a |
- rn+tou Mattresses and Spring nattrlsses' t9a
Of ali sizes Feather. Hair Moss and ton IN
nws pillow Sins. Sheets, &c All wishng the 2DoF ~
boIas L or retail prices please call ant examine ne
lore pntG h'S,'S go I!va'r.viIIa Ind novIS
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CON1InPOLITAN ART UNION.
BLlCKWODD Os-

SUBSCRIBING THRoUGH THIS ASSOCIATION FOR
HARPER PUTNAM, Cooley. GRAHAM
HOUSEHOLD WORDS
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5000 HN GIFTS
LnISTRIRirTEn IN EOI Al. PROPORTIONS

EDIsTRIBiTED IN EQUAI. PROPORTIONS
xwTITH every Booksi all the 81 and 25 Bonks sold
SE The Gifts insist of Gold and Silver Watches
gold and silver pencils gold lockets gold rings gold pens
onnas. redicules pensnves
&c ANY person sending order for 10 books Will be
entitled and gift Orders from the country
will receive prompt and will be seat by mail
exrress with dispatch.
Also Mrs Stoves new novel ''Dred' vols. gift as
above J. S. ANDREWS, 40 Nassau St,
New York City
Ca.aloeuessentt to any address. nov6-3m
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BXs Glass Ware Tumbers of any size and diserip
tH also pint AMI quart tasks recd by railroad and
for sale bv dec2 l. Il D. HEIMANN.
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EEAs just received a large stock of WHITE sTATukh AZ
MARBLE of superior quality to any that was
brought the Western county y rict
this trade and hopes oy
enton to business employment oil none put -
RIOR WORKMEE to himself liberal snare on
lie patronage. -
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n6A DRUM olTFigs; 50 drum new Figs;
NHEs boxes VI Raisensi 1000 Id Sultany Prures;
Dbl FiIbert5 1910 lbs Almond;
Brazile bbl Pea nuts received by railroad
or for sale by dec2 /. & D. HEIMANN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-02
DemOerncY TrIumphnnf.

By every steamer that arrives do we hear
OF the steadily increasing strength of the
National Democracy. The ephemeral ns.
ture OF all the isms opposing us, is fast being
developed None but party whose funda-
mental principles base themselves upon con-
servatism and truly republican doctrines
ever have or ever will have other than a
merely temporary existence. The great
Nationa! mind may be occasionally pervert-
ed, but ii is too sane, too stroog in correct
thought, naturally, long to be diverted into
dangerous channels. An occasional storm
sweeps over our broad political sea, stirring
up the fearful waves Of fanatici sm and Sec
sional wrath, but the violence of the storm
exhausts itself, the waves subside, and the
old ship Of State flcats more calmly more
proudly than ever, navigated by the unar-
ring chart of Democracy.
The Sonora brings US tidings of additional
trium2hs Of our forces, and strong reinforce
ments in our ranks New York, over which
State the storm Of Black Repubeanism
swept with 50 much violence but year ago,
has again wheeled into our line pennsyl-
vania, ever strong, ever faithful, shows her.
self stronger and more faithful than ever
before; Wisconsin, traduced and misrepre-
sentcd before her election, has shown by her
vote how impregnable is her true Democracy;
New Jersey, Tennessee and Mississippi all
are safe and sound Ohio, long suffering
from Black Republican msru,e, has chosen
n Democratic Legislature, and indeed. all
over the land is there an unnaistakeable
manifestation Of our augmenting strength.
What grounds aro there for misgivings
concerning the safety Of the Union now
With wise and prudent President, a great
preponderance of conservative men in Con-
greSs, and with almost every State Legsla-,
ture Democratic, what have we to fear
The National character is now more firm,
more strong for good, better prepared for
test vote than it has been since the days of
Jackson. We hardly can divine from what
quarter opposition will come in the General
Election three years hence Know Nothing
ism exists but as o name, save in u single
State, and Black Republicanism is rapidly
approaching an nglorious end All hail to
the uprising Democracy.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-12-02
0R0vILLE, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 2D, 1857.
The Theatre.

There was large audience in attendance
last evening to see Mr. Adams drolleries
We have seldom heard such continuous
shouts Of excessive laughter as greeted
Moderation Easterbrook in his odditie.
Of action and expression. We are pleased
to see Mr.. Addams so successful, regarding
bm as really meritorious actor. and
knowing his desire to please bis audience
Mrs Leonard as Nancy" was very pleas
ing, and in the duett with Moderation" !"
called forth perfect yells of laughter. She
is as pretty as she is pleasing, and is an ex-
cellent supporter of Mr.. Adams. "2laln
Pancake" sent the whole audience into hys-
terics. Tonight is positively the last one
Of Mr.. Addams' engagement in Oroville, and
the occasion Of his benefit Mother Bal
ley" " Tho girls Of New England" and
The Yankee Peddler.' are the plays which
will be presented,