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TALiNaN a. POWERS.
LAsD AufAfs.
00ss Brady Blrest, between Second and 1llri
oetrse.s.
nffGhfersaFe its Eatsstng FAita 4ts.i n.
City Property iR Dsssnpsrt

nffahprsa'e ne rttsetne Falla y Rs.i n.
City Property Ia Davenport.
!. Hos sd - 80 ahIsi stest 81 i'Ia ste
doe isis**
g. slxl,4a an ~ sea'a sr.. catser 81 roaria al
. fs - +, IN. y sf. f-,rtss retty ~
saes island Huas.r
Aii,se seoYa i8,.sre esu 5f,4t. 8aftnrsr,a Il
r. ~, n.1stt. .fly fnFfeY n sHd atii ." 500 81
,tersi tHFms,
Farming Lands il !shus,n copn,y
y ofg. f..s.st gpa. farv~s ~rsi ~escset.
siofS. RI = ~ ~ uanxs wr.i +esefr..
~. att, i J3r ~ u ilae. ~sat searfes
Ia. stove l. dsaFs u o. ~ iIa af ~ Re fr.si
eii-;sn CesntY.
Mae haaifeearfes praatir ana alralg fesag ~
ilater lanf near k.slrAp. %, soren =, les ifssa
'ns, cs,oD Co., neer he railroad; all sasire ish,
Ihs sto,s prapR-tg viii b. ,rlaanstsf.lsse IA.
Scott toaaly.
Inp,t isd laIa o. msl. 60 hi fraf" Prince.
<oodhas.es. Viii &c se'h u . hatxa
Pe~sshiek Coan,y.
Is0kaaaTedand EIsk scFss aan gI..ftt I'D Na
Gnss n9rih % soste.gats u" e1ant4 syst
seestcs.
isaSsfef arllaprpscd isadswa s..lss from Ills aefy
uFesc, TIRES niles lrpta Nricui, t-r uiilvs rem
davenport. well ~Atef.G.
isoasrs. ~ mice s9rts ~rstf9es fictsry orose
sefy eaeise iaud.
Near Davenport
Orc AMI oas-is il H.lss IRON Ioart H3ase al >.
1iuf, ~slhsarnf- s8~sa q! s.v~F sea sarfauna4ay
r,uniTy, sfua ifss ~ ish~te. gsasr ,n- htxt esi
siA.e - cAstvA.gon ava veil sairliSd with irait
tie. TIC Dit bassu.al isnt ~ iha vicinity . III
eilY,
Seven miles from ravenrort,
farm o.u" 1rf~s, ~ a@i~r cultivation, ~ sfN14-
oc.. AneserIs,, stream Taa. htoash Is. vi'i
hasold n c5ekps
Near wAieott,
- Arssff c.so.e-grs.fis Al harsala.
Al North Davenport,
H. aasa.ial + acre lot
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/ lna Ia4sJEs ksAs ELActsss. -A.s'
trdsy ws sshed ,hs. there wss large
aaj,ri,y sesb,s, the usnsfsr Of the city
lean Of Ssjdooo from The Cedar vsllry to
the n. 4 NJ Rsir,aa. The following is
the vote Of The citF.rcn, yards:
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SIS ; Z. ot ;, SO 81, ~ S,K3. ss3y - ,
scfss. Fefeu.ca -si.-, - .ct~s tf.ksn, 4. sul,s.
y y psfcAls n a"f - naiisftsn tSax ury.s Ave-,
iesiss 81 ass s,tcag isiE.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-26

HAIRDAuK'6 CELERRATHI' SCALA
A pArtkDt" any reqpifri erer
xAAiicb OF .slxhlax, M fvr iron
TT esel, hay. stoea, and for the use =
M waschousss, storvs and fsa nfr.es
III AID In crtfofc9csY Kidd 81 bss
4 sees.
HsHOA The gsss, .siii ard aiei,,y en-
D pioyed In their manufacture and
- he dsisfm iaasior ou the part OF ,hs
0ossfAesusess Gsssr 70 sIiow a.
l@psrses sse..ss 70 sesA tso sheIs es.xb-sm- n
- esaoe1 ~ teeb 1a1ooa sepasstien that ess
y e.ss ssTssssa = ~ 49, ssass OF ., ,ias "
haEtsn.
ne scsios .re saaaaosong asAr,~laAssS a. ne
aes9syfin sil.ssssssseas u 5000.
ssaga.s bc,vss ono 81 eaisha1oas 8oalss Is 80 Il
The Baltimore Ohio eaiisnad CoapaaY - 80 81
ssosher uanu hstasc so seesstiy sdex u shD0ea0
6Conr Yess, BAltissoss: ehaease eeeaalsd -
GosuN day. snd Jsdee MsssAaIi In dslIysvIns NJ
tecison ss.cd ssthe rssu ~ his evtdsnec thai the
accuracy ofSsi,tsaAs aesiss was es,s "a eyons
''s''', sasa sSs ;.' ssErrynAn a DAlzsll
Tie cell ksown f~patatos Of th-sc Scales hKs &c.
laced ihs gcndsrs Of perfect and worsiess bslsn
see 10 caer then ~ taisbank Sexics, aud purehas
Bs eave thereby 10 GRny cases beea ssbjeeted To-
fsAvd aud impcsitiou. The usn "a sure 70 have no
s0otsossssy vtth sosoraeis esnysii,ors sao tr.ns-
eel b1slnsts 10 thos owp nAmss, bat regarding u
ssspessstors of Ne above fraud, pgssair. esurso
slihe srJuG ard isAsnofabie shey take Nil. nesacd
soceston Tho puelsc OF their impcs..ions.
.ps.kloa onty q thsf fsctoy In s. JoAssb1rY, VI,
1os sal~ " nportsosciyty
BURROWS, fkErrfhAkA OA'.2LL.
80 {. RAtkBANKs q Co.
s;.soAnshssy. VI, May ". 1854
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LOCAL MATTERS.

- Why d. no: some u cur young folks
&c, uP pic nice this warm wea,h.si
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A Ysuss MAS DROWNED. - We regre,
The tuy u having ~ announce the drown.
Ing OF air. Henry iier.hrl, formerly OF Bel.
tinorc, and cousin OF Mr.. Rvsendale, In
whose store. jus, above the pos, ,ffce, he
was employed Is clerk. Yesterday ,lorn.
ng altar eu.ly hour he went in,o .he river,
iisi below the bridge, 10 battle, in company
with Mr II. Wpetz-l, q barber. Mr.. n.
got to- far into the current, and ~as TAX. y
from his fee. Tic could swim but little
His companion molly seat 10 his rescue
Hershel got on his friends back, bu, in HE
alarm g'asPed him III sach a msnner ss 10
sink him. Woe,xsl rot Tree IRON the un.
'or'unate msn, but again attempted 10 save
hin. Twice more he ass sunk in the sane
msnner, when Sir. He.shsi himself sunk to
rise no more. Every ef,r, wss being made
YESTERDAY 10 lind h!s 'iIdy. Mr.. H. was at
est .stle young man, and his late will b.
deeply moureed. lie had lived 10 ,h. ci
Lcariy year.
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AUCnaann

-. TROY, June ~.
0cn. Wool 10 alarm,rgly III.
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Ions e. IL. TAlLass. tsssGswFowsss
roaseteepsAs, y. y. pssFat at. Iowa.
TALLhAN 4 r9NEkE,
Attorney ia GauDseetu rsat f.s,
and Laaa Agents
DAVENPORT, t0wA.t
Ja-sa ffaIY Ftyr.t, hsts Sy#0ut A.. .t..a -
4 fAis, buaghtautstiA er .nfauif4.p.. Hes =
tLtko u nnsra il k-sfc5s NuW AUfk, az r0'rs
~hIsh tsarss 'llgT Al On sry q. - sse ,dugu.
nv It9sa-t season, vi. have uuRssAi wa ars, ~
'.pcSe E.. ands - aeissi se'is41t.
III ,'L9sasnaz ol'ateA On kHsl tsfs'esHrntf5T
--rtrrHrTsrs--
Ne. segk itT4 ~ sEaNenE So y q.
ihr. loap Van Easct Pm ehRtes u Ras.is.
I" A.t. Flssg, ail',r q nmGn,
F." tharles o'touHT 4 ksssere -
.hiiGnt y. Haven. ysg Nnr4at 1osssty
,nitory =. Eiyrefs-fs sagNf. p. r. N. y. 20
silllam u. Bk'tmGtn Uuen, y. q.
Array, ~. U. Hbr. tHealth sYrrqef
iii ta=s.sr {. raftel tatsare, rs
fgxebcaFre, ~ or I.sA hatas ii Es*~f34N~4 gs.
.rsstnt COMING lie uhd tusier,
.iii5h VT W a.. NJ cot He 7 g.,
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tl tn.a W. Il tshcis, Mcintosh = aad fog.ask a
ny Aons ~ 8s1N 'Tfs!s'ns tone % the most es.,yA
- - e fr-fafe@ r. b. ifan wisli tbs tm.ss ~
ttt a'.N. rg.tAs sanI t-rfn, easy
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n IT. htN
"iLt kae9 ca4sssaiiy Q a agtfat TILssIs MxAr
w MsaxsT S.P~.t. -. Pat I'm = a con pl-tc
sappii u xiit 80 prfrn Scs-iAnts-, -aeb ..
fesstoss, rarnips, cAh5agss.
Lsttuse, Carrots,
Greon fe.s, &C.
~-ALE1~-
Hutscr a al FouatEK
80 a"i .tesn rsrry daF Toe stir rsa is4I -poa
onssx all kiass " vesetsbi-sin usir s.ssna III io~
asus~s.
taRdtgs GARDENERS
ar earnestly neuest~a - bfAaS ti~,r vexel4 oies
esiies, .sg- and .salfry - my -II, ~herr tav nis
81 casa trie- villa pcls'i. tbose wh. have b-s-,o
~ suppii-d me and sil Sas nave .Hy,htns CT stv
hioi 60 di-F"s- ~, vii 81 10 greasy sdvan
tas~ 10 bring shtFato
ktNT's OLD srAsb
teiaaW
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suaR0ws rRKrrYAAa = DAL1EL.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS N
Groceries, Irom. salt. Cesncuf. &c
.genufss the .slc o.
sc. 2sxTinsS cs's CELEBRATED FIN aod Tate
Prosf Safe,
Sat. Fairbanks ssaiss
W. h1h s.-r e,af7a'is oahAnAsfsus.aok VI
w ar,seri., sf-n - - Eff ties ir-t. !, i,w
8. eAa So .arca..si Ia .bteA., ~ -. isa.s. aud
patcns-r4 ~,a tai oar soSAs ~ NJ, ~ tGe test
t,l",s 70 .,st,a'si g ~ - s.mp
SsUua1s - ..tt.-It. t..ssp $50, ,larl5.a
| - csash.i and Pa~d red.
f,JRTEr- d. ,i,ea1, iss. al, JtossI oses
Mad k.snee e CO.. ~.
| MOL ,ssss-S. oflssns, sussr Hou.. snd ,1r
- M.
4 nas-ia. perisi. y. ~ .an, Gsni powder an. alse.
,ri.sS-p,rprt, Al,.rles, s'ia.aGna, eios~.
- u,nser, Ms..std and Aa,aega
SotPs- fsasy aud foiIsi, faplIy, R1-isc and
- CASTLE,
4 "a sDLks->rrsm, Aisn4nias, yI-f.ar, sta
ptnd 'slios
.iLs-syesa', solar, Lara, nsas Ke.'n, iiI.ssa
fAsrs-aai'. 1eAl .ai z,ae iai
4 liuaks -iAvana, zee a N an Hm.r,s.n ssaaa.
I'OsiCeo -ssiaia' l.ssi. rir.,aia sGd N,..oaTi
r'ana, s. = v,.s. TO Fa,l-ri A,a.s'ng
NAAst ROW vnhs 81 ssnoas stsnd- aud .Iaa.
1,As6,1-s --zs.ea.sd sas l.ssy, U.m and i.aor
- nfses' sosnnges.
DkuNhsin siass Isss, nsr-. aud hArssl., ,iuon
= PIG Ps.to aud Y '-suts
4 tJisa.as--uai. sooa's rt.aa., escorted .'sv,
/ ] Pepper ssae
, oaoEK, sat, l-.a sna .ar. Of ali slaii. ans
| ! sizes.
| - tancii.-e on, r~sfl AID Fsmtls,
MUS Alnoaas, brazil. Fli6srt.. Pea, rs.as,
IN Na'uHss Int foeos.
/ tlAl,tss-A. " .sd Layer, " nvi- aud, vs..
~ sallaaa and Malaxa.
| 4 ,nalo.AIn aaeoa, sro-a. Farm. Isploea
~ Heeztsn Gfits sni Dat Meal.
| SAtT-kAns ~ha, hyrscaso, rark'a ial.nd, Liver
- po1i havB aud soand - u.
i NkMEsI louisville ard taics, tasl ring nasv
NJStaeca Plaster. shSinr-s -Hi S-adu.kf, sol.
Ash - - IA = ose AID Tor azia.
! ID eto,h.s
NVooDeSaAkF--ias.. f.Il., NssE a,.sra.
1 w ahsfns, Nop., Ana h-lv@s. So.
| .h paGk -nsu,la, jai. Hemp AID ,a,.oa
" Corda cot oil s'zer.
| L>isH-aasssrel, salmsa, Wails fl.., TIaI
u 'tts.a aat sm,ssi t'siina,.
lnLAss- @iada~ tf,s :, . ssor.ea siae,, I.m
NJ bets, Jss. ani DrmBchns.
Il
rinsiane; Haii Aar, AAils. Boran. .Esisa
| Nsffuss-r,srec q Co. sal -. LOUIS
rirks-r.sey !. y. and siono.
Iron. s,ssl. Nails I'd Biasks aith's Tools
Iron, ia. barxh Rolled aaa IN .ses,at, s~eie an,
New f1tk rsiu-I ~ all d..s: sail 10 H. A .ap-rio
sr.i@as ot s~etr ana Pirs5gfxD; fass ste 1, Nav
tsr Ga. hoapf Iiaro, RiAe aai orsag.a, Ear. Isl
| B,issr, terma fsrisx atests pius steel, 81
ltes sal sAni y cssf ~ ss n; not Prss-s sui,
| and VA! .rsAii. = Heiios.. Drills, Wees, H.sa
~ usni IanRss aud Dies. Anst.s Mn1ss
Tide, a. Aed steel 81. u srss ahI.. sd ssil-
| ssso,taa s.ses Hr.ing .son, Tsussss ses
syfiaKa A,iss, Wagon, pfsf aud nagYy lbs
| .noves, spades and GfsiG SCOOP. vnfiJn~ bsha -
| rhineic skelas aud Wagon avsss. ass,stsd sis..
| svoshAfs, PIs<s. Hoes, urindstoBes, Cast oss.
| Pcnps- Tasieke.'s Paten, LIN gsd Force Paup
This puap viii reese and ess liable 10 Rsl 80
u order shan Any OYER In ase. sai has had prr m
| TINS sszsi.d a. evssY fair at wnch u Ia b-ee cK
ais.tsd. iary.s,7
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NAT lsg tessA o. t1ay Raks - ssivsd. The
esees.lUsee ~ rov " kos4 sss - - aaess ~
!ess - .tssa ussss asess. shtsA ~ - eoxs O.
= vsat. svtas ~ Dss1 - = ~ ~ ~
- = easts9 rnsenoea1 - 49, 1soa -
49, po0se 0t-atsg e.s = ~ sSs1s HsSsS~ 1
.s1aQ - tsoos y - - 9, s-sSrnu.S1 ~ n
09MDMo oonb.ees>ae. -.
- - 1nun1ns = r. i11S
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) W a .nGls, tsss ffsst Haas CT tcE8stes,
bssSauo ore
, Gibson, 40, cs.b. Bsrs Of u. /, pe,~. IA
Msssss uarv., Csrs,1 q Mebslxat AZ
C.nasij, pfo q 10, 40
- Nesssn a Win me. a.
Co,aexys, $50. Sa,b. q issdslpalS
Rsns, sstlnhe mi.
VI A fos.sf, EsS city solicited. a..
NM hoo a s.,s,, ~
iivorc. q s,~rssra a.
q n Houssop 4 "a. a.
y Yosks a lse I'D, Wsssts r.oa n r
M~ssss Musn a 81; %
X Leech u no, P,tssh.,,
Ma lanos = Atsskes rss.s. IA "a AZ IA. sss
. soetis 81 Iesls
W. n Cfafnt ,srtsy Ara rtcs La e A
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tn .ssseia.r- S,H r. 10 .rss. sslss
80. " ssa t.fy, wilal.. : sss * to nati ssss
u 81 aai fs'iias pts.r'r s,ll E.s. sssixrtfs rr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-29
From the Home Journal


APOLOGY TO WATER.--In the Boston Post
and copied thence into sundry other pcrodi-
Gals, We find the following paragraph:
s-N.P. Willis says of water, that. ever
since the world was drowned in it, il has
tasted ofsinncrs."
Now this is a disparaging remark rs to
highly respected element, which is Incorrect
ly put into our mouth without modification,
the remark, not the elemcn5), rs we beg
leave TO show TO our two carly friends. Post
and Water }, by quoting the original passage
thus referred TO. II occurs in certain Play
called ''Toitesa the Usurer." in which Que Of
the charaS tres is a drunken servant named
"Tomaso." Act H., Scene /, thps opens.
(Iomaso discorered sitting at his suppsr,
soiM bottie Of ,0atsr before him.
1omaSo.-Water. Sips a little Nth a
grimace.) j think, since the world was
drowned in il, it has tasted o. sinners. The
pious throat refuses il. Other habits grow
pleasant with usc-but the drinking of water
lessons the liking oft. Now, why should
not some rivers run wiuel There arc vari-
etIes in the eatab,es-will any wise man tell
me why there should be but one drinkaJle in
nature-and that water! Ny minds made
up-its the curse OF transgrcssion.
The Temperance Cause will allow, we
trust, that, for sentiment put into the
mouth of character in play, one is not so
unqualificdly responsible as would seem to
be shown by the paragraph thus tieketed
with our name. Perhaps our friend of the
Post who, publishing from W,ater-street
speaks with u certain authority as the organ
! OF that respectable clcment(, Will dilute q
little the rcproach he has thus thrown upon
us.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-29

"DoxEsTIo HELP.n,-A meeting was held
in the lecture room of the Rev. Mr.. MEGA
RER's Church, yesterday afternoon. Mr.. DA-
Wis, who is furnishing help for the West, sat
isfed every person present that his plan was
most reasonable and feasible ono. lie
guarantees to furnish help for PIE passage
money of not over fifteen dollars, and which
is to be deducted from the wages of the en-
Ployees after they enter upon service. An
other meeting will be held at two o'clock this
afternoon at the same place. All who are in
earnest about securing help, can now have
their need supplied. The plan Will again be
stated at the meeting.
Refer to DR.. HALLocK, Rev. Mr.. Cole, Mr..
ISAAC KEEN, DR.. MORGAN, or any of the la
dies present.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-29

- We noticed several months since, the
fact that Judge Anderson, Of the Common
Pleas Court OF Floyd county, in this State,
had been engaged in getting up a lottery
Z" for the benefit Of the American COLOMBIA
ton Society" Large numbers of tickets were
sold to persons in different parts OF the coun-
try, and on the day Of the proposed distribu-
ton, last Friday, largo number of the tick
ct holders met in New Albany to take part
in the drawing. The advertised hour came
and passed. and Judge Anderson was non est
inrentus nor up to the latest adviccs had he
appeared. The humbugged ticket holders
held a meeting, at which sundry fierce reso-
lutions were passed, and Judge Anderson re-
quested to resign and leave the country. The
knavery of the transaction Is equalled every
day; but rarely by the Judges of our courts
The ticket holders will learn wholesome
lesson, worth moro to them, than the few
dollars they have thrown away for "tho ben
eft Of the American Colonization Society"
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THE ACQUISITION OF CUBA.-The edi-
tor Of the New York Courier writing
from " 4shington. says the negotiations
for the acquisition of.,Cuba have again
BE- opened, and a sum has been named
for the Gem, SO large as to stagger the
pride Of the Castilian in the present pres
sing necessities Of the Spanish treasury.
No sum could be offered for it within the
capacity of our government to pay, which
would not be cheap purchase. The di-
rect and indirect benefits to the CON-
merce and products of this country
would warrant the creation OF the largest
national debt we have ever borne, to OBJ
tainit. The people in the grain growing
States OF the Western Valley should
constantly press the importance of the
acquisition upon the attention Of the gov
eminent. The New Orleans Courier
comments upon the prospects Of acquiring
the Island as one OF the most glorious
EVENTS in our history. It says:
We learned many years ago from his
(Buehanan's) great speech on the Panama
mission that the Moro was practically for
tress at the mouth of the Mississippi. II
ought, therefore. to belong To the United
States. The acquisition OF Cuba is a ques-
ton OF far greater Importance to Us than any
other now before this administration. Al
parties ought to be satisfed--the great ma.
jonty of all parties would be. Mr.. Buchan-
an would earn the browning glory of his life
hahn hi name AMONG tboss Of her heroes a.
Peace and quiet would be restored TO tn,
North. security would be given to the com
merce of the South and West, and the peopl
OF Cuba prosper as they never prospered be
fore 2"
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THE ARREST OF GEN. WALKER.

We are informed by telegraph, that
General Walker and one hundred and
fifty oil his men arrived at New York
yesterday, having been arrested by a
Commander of the II. s. Navy. Thus
ingloriously ends another fillibustering
expedition. The President seems dc.
tsrmined to crush out this spirit Of pira-
cy, and it is probable that Gen. Walker
will be placed in such position as to
render another expedition under his COM
mand, against Central America, impossi-
bic. The prompt action Of the Govern
ment in this matter will be approved Of
by the conservative men Of all parties.
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
Met at the Court House last Saturday alter
noon The following resolutions wers adopt
ed. The third resolution caused spirited
debate, but was passed by small majority
-Rssolrsd, That the democracy OF Wander
burgh county entertain an abiding confidence
in the radical principles OF the democratic
party as expressed from time To t,ine since
The foundation OF ;he government, and thai
they are the only security Tor the future pro-
, gress and prosperity vi our common country
Rented, That the good old doctrine oi
, hard money il the orthodox creed IN poiitica
economy, and that IN these hard times W.
recognize the ancient principle ofthe demo
, cracy as the only substantial basis OF com
mercial security.
ResOlved, That in accordance with the spir
y il and lite Of the Nebraska bill we hold it q
: be the unquestionable right OF the people o
Kansas 10 decide all VI their domestic insti
: tutions US they please; and that the course c
: the Lecompton Convention in refusing {
: submit the whole constitution TO the will Q
the people is contrary 10 the true meaning c
L popular sovereignty as vindlcated and &c
= forth by the democratic party in 1856.
ResOlred, That We have entire conf
h deuce IN the ability ard integrity OF Prcsi
ri dent Buchanan; that his administration WI
yet fulfil the most sanguine anticipation
d and be characterised, and stand out as one
l., those bright cras in our country's -histor,
:. which exemplify TO tho world that our reput
re lican form of government, the last to
{ formed is the perfection OF human wisdol
n, and political science.
TX Col. Drew then offered the following add
ot tonal resolution, which was unanimous
a. adopted '
Resolred, That We, the democracy Of th
N county, present to the State Convention
indianapolis ON the sth of January next, q
ID name OF VIM. II. Walker rs u suitable cand
Del date tor Auditor of State, and earnestly r
commend his nomination.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-29

OF the gross revenues collected by
the English East India Company in H.
dia is Sl35, OOO,0UO it costs nearly %
per cent. to collect it, and the net reve-
nue. is only S1U5 0oOOOO This has been
insufficient TO support the government OF
the country and Ihe Company have crea-
ted debt Of S25D.oO0 OOO The British
government IN taking ihe entire control
Of the affairs IL India will assume this
debt, and will pay the shareholders srS
per cent. on the stock. 1t is believed
the country eau be better governed. at
much less cost, by the administration o.
England assuming the. entire control o.
affairs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-29

" The Done left yesterday, with ve-
ry slim trip. The inclemency Of the wealth
err prevented many from taking part in the
excursion 10 Cairo. A number of gentle
men have expressed intention to make up a
party for the trip, after the holidays. The
Done deserves liberia! support from our
citizens, ind We are confident that at more
convenient time, a large number Will b.
ready to spend few days in visiting tn,
towns on the lower Ohio.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-29
communicated.


RELIET FOR THE PooE-CALIco DREss
SorEEE.-It is proposed by several gentle
men to give "Calico Dress Soiree," for the
benefit of the poor, sometime during the
next month. The ladies attending will be
expected to wear inexpensive calico dresses
Of simple make and pattern, with the object
of distributing these dresses, after the soiree,
among the destitute. Gentlemen are ex-
pected to wear cotton vests and gloves of the
same material, and donate one or more ar
tieles Of clothing to the charity, which will
be sent for by the Committee. The proceeds
Of the soree are to be appropriated by the
Committee toward relieving the wants Of tho
poor, III any way they may deem proper
If this proposition is received favorably by
the public, and especially the ladies, ar
rangements will be made for getting up th'
soirce Immediately. Y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-12-29

or No branches of business have
been so di astrously affected by the times
as the printing and publishing business.
The sales Of new books have been almost
annihilared. There have been few annu-
ais or gift books issued this year. The
newspaper press has also suffered a great
falling Oft in circulation and advertising.
II will take many years for the business
to fully recover fFon the depression.