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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-08-10

p6-over CRANES COMMISSION HOUSE, on
Water street, three doors from Main, Evansville,
Ind. EVANSVILLE JOURNAL COMPANY.
DHNE LUMBER y SHIyN,GLES.--
II TO BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS.-The
subscriber has bought out the interest Of Il. ii.
Bennett, i'm the Lumber Yard, near Kratz HE'LL
man's Foundry. He offers his stock at
cheap price for cash.
jlyl-3m JAS. SWANSON.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-10
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,
SUITABLE FOR \ DIsTILLERy, OR LAGER
BEER BREWERY.
- RN NIRTITE OLE A DECREE OF

BEER BREWERY.
o. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF
N Hi the Circuit Court for Baltimore County sitting
4Court of Equity-the subscriber, Trustee will Of
fer at public sale at the Exchange Sales Rooms, Gay
street i'll the city OF Baltimore THURSDAY the 10th
day Of SEPTEMBER, ut one O'Clock r. NJ, the following
The SOUTH SIDE DISTILLERY, located a few rods
south Of city limits three stories high gravel roof fire
proof l0G by is feet with brick piers for tubs
ry addition - by 60 feet SPIRIT HOUSE l6 by 90 all
of brick. and COAL BIN for 200 tons of COAL built of
STONE level with furnace room, and below the road
Gether with pens for feeding 1000 hogs constructed in
the approved manner with drains and tanks
ing for which there is ready sale. This property
is complete and no EXPENSE spared to make it
machinery havi been applied wherever required to dis
prnse with manual Labor. and is capable Of grinding
MASKING and disting from 1000 to 400 bushels grain
daily into whskcy with privilege sufficient an
enlargement t" almost any extent, 900 bushels dav
and has desirable adv antages for the addition of AL
COHOI. STILL for the products Of which there is
prompt sale, and was built with such views. The watr
for cooling purposes 80 deg and for
and other purposes at any time last
water face at depth of 20 feet The level of
teri several feet higher than the second mash floor
The water advantages probably not equaed in this
country The whole establishment cost 35 600 exclusive
of ground and has only been in operation about months
and was built for the purpose used and with the intention
OF future enlargement, &c Being the same property dc
scribcd in mortgage from George L. Graf to William
Crchton, dated about the 10Th November, 1857 and
recorded in the Land Records of Baltimore county.
The premises which the above erected comprises
about 4 acres improved besides Dstillery, &c, by
STONE STABLE for II horses, and TWO THREE STORY
BRICK DWELLINGS, and embraces ALL THE WATER
RIGHTS required and is subject to ground rent of $3.50
ppr annum to he bought out at or before lt September
1861, for $4,000 There are THREE SPRINGS on the
place yet brought into Besides the above named
advantages there many others connected with disng
| to which it is adapted.
The fact of this property being outside city limits
empts from city taxation and interference, giving de
cdcd advantages for feeding many places.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree
third in three months, and the balance in six and twelve
months the credit he secured by approved endorsed
'>''''''7 ]. MALCOLM Trustee
amos 3tnMts CANNON 4 MATTHEW'S. Auctrs.
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II ENSEY JOHNS & CO.,
IN MANUFACTURERS OF THE - -
SILVER SPRING, FAMILY, EXTRA SUPER FLOUR
Also, keep constantly on hand
The Pdapsco Brand the best grades Of oard Street
and City Mills. Extra and Super, and Rye Flour
Nos. % and "A COMMERCE STREET,
BALTIMORE Nd
Successors to DuRR & JOINS jy23m
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a A. MATHIOT & SONS
~ SOFA AND FURNITURE WARERooMS,
" Nos. % AND 81 NORTH GAY ST
Near Fdyefte street,
Extending from Gay Frederick street.
Always hand large assortment Of every variety of
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE, embracing
Bureaus, Sofas, Assorted colors OF
Bedsteads, Tetea Tetes, Cottage Furnite,
Washstands, Arm Chairs, Settles,
Wardrobes, Rocking Chairs, Wood Chairs,
Spring Beds Etageres, Office Chairs
Mattresses of Marble Tables, Barber Chairs,
Husk, Cotton Reception and Up Cribs and Cradles
and Hair. hostercd Chairs, Sidehoards
EXTENSION TABLES OF EVERY LENGTH:
Persons disposed opurchase are invited to call and give
stock examination, which for variety and quality
of workmanship cannot be eXceed by any establishment
in the country A. MATHIOT * son,
aul4-n Nos. p and y North Gay street.
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY
I'D. PRATT & Co,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND s. CHARLES STREETS.
The propretors respectfully invite such Merchants as
already subscribers to the Agency and who sell
goods credit to call and examine our system and test
the reliability of information From long experience
and the satisfactory testimonials of thousands ofmerchants
in the different cities East and West who have for years
been subscribers all who will call whether
they sell goods the cities country towns ample sat
isfaction as the reliability of information and the
great from the Agency by those who
subscribe mr6H
T AMDIN & WADDY,
SAIL MAKERS,
S. W CORNER OF FREDERICK AND PRATT SITS
Manufacture
WINDOW AWNINGS, STORE AWNINGS AND FREIGHT
On reasonable terms at short notice ie293m
SITAVES AND LUMBER.
~ SLAVES OF ALL SIZES, up to e. inch largest
Pipe, hand, and Bills of Lumber of WHITE OAK in
Guiding SHIP TIMBER and PINE, HICKORY and Wal.
NUT, cut to any dimensions ordered.
Apply to GEORGE A. WILLIAMS
Dugan's Building,
jpS Or( rda,,S
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Silbfr dAare jAfluelru. 1T.

WATCHES! WATCHES, WATCHES!
w THE LONDON WATCH 4 JEWELRY STORE,
159 Baltimore Street.
Is the best place in the city buy good reliable WATCH
or piece of jewelry, to have fine Watch repaired
Watches that accurately before have been
nounced timekeepers, after passing through AlEAAN
DER'S hands. J. ALEXANDER,
formerly of J. NJ. FRENCH,
au14tf Royal Exchange, London.
NEW PLATED GOODS
l CAMPBELL, BROTHER d CO,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Are opening all the styles of plated COFFEE
and TEA SETS, plated URNS, BASKETS, KETTLES,
Butter Boats Sugar Baskets, Salt Cellars, SPOONS,
FORKS, LADIES, CASTORS, &C. &c, and for sale at the
lowest prices apS-tf
NEW PEARL JEWELRY-
IN CANFIELD, BRO. CO.,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have just opened complete assortment of + h
JEW ELRY, consisting of f,di sets, Pins Necklaces
Ear Drops, Bracelets &c. newest styles mr3l-tf
l. C. CANFIELD. W. Il. CANFIELD. in. MEREDITH
HANFIELD, BROTHER & CO.,
" IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
AND DEALERS IN
WATCHES, FINE JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS,
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES.
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
mr26-tf Baltimore
GEO. W. WEBB,
VI GOLDSMITH AND JEwELLER
s. E. corner of Baltimore and Charles streets.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
''-'i1 II '0''''>'' SILVER AND PLATED WARE
AND
FINE F NCY A RT LES.
~ Every attention paid to the repair and manufacture
of Jewelry. Fine watches repaired by experienced work
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lru GOODS,

I ATEST PARIS STYLES
CLOAKS, TALMAS AND SHA WIS
HAMILTON EASTER Il co.
199 POI and 2O3 Baltimore street,
Have received by sinners Africa Alps their selections Of
PARIS NOVELTIES
IN VELVET AND BEAVER CLOTH CLoAKS,
PROMENADE TALMAS,
and entire designs in
BROCHE STELLA SHAWLS,
which will be OPEN and EXHIBITED FOR SALE
their retail floors,
s94tr on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13TE.
G1LOSING OUT SALE,
~ JUNE LIST, 1858.
WROTH Il FU RTON,
WILL COMMENCE THIS DAP TO CLOSE OUT
TIE REMAINDER OF THEIR RICH STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMNER SILKS,
BAREGES AND BAREGE ROBES,
GRENADINES AND GRENADINE ROBES,
OB 4ANDY LAWNS AND ORGANDY ROBES,
LACE POINTS AND SILK VISITES,
SPRING sHAwLS,
0 OTHER DESIRABLE GOODS,
AT UNHEARD OF Low PR
EE INVITE PARTICULARLY THE ATTENTION OF R
UsToMERs
jel-tf NO. IS BALTIMORE STREET.
HOSIERY os OWE ,ov :, %
1915 B. Il TIL WORE STREET.,
Have received large assortment of FALL AND WIN
TER HOSIERY, Sucn Is Shaker Knit Shirts and Draw
ers Hose, &c All sorts and sizes of Merno Under shirts
and Drawers for Men, Ladies Children. Gloves
penders Cravats Collars Pins Needles Tapes Hooks and
Eyes Bobhins, Threads, Sewing Silks Boston and Wool
Wadding, Yarns, Douglass X Sherwoods Steel Skirts,
tmore street between Light and Charles Baltimore Mary
land. s2tf
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BY CANNON q MATTHEW'S.
POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE

<F..% POSITIVE SALE OF VALUABLE
I'M lii CENTRAL CORNER PROPERTY.-We will sell
No. on the premises on WEDNESDAY, 18th Septem-
her, at o'clock p. that valuable CORNER PROPER
TY situated the southeast of Liberty and
ycttc streets, being No % having front Liberty street
of twcntyone feet and ree-quarter inches, with
depth Of eighty feet to Sharp street. widening and
fronting Sharp street AZ feet The Improvements
large and connections well built BRICK DWELLING
with large YARD STABLE and CARRIAGE HOUSE and
four basement Offices and deep dry cellar
throughout and has been the residence of physician for
several years. This property will be sold subject to
ground rent of hundred and fifty dollars per
and Immediate possession given The premises be
amncd at any time previous to sale. Title perfect.
Terms-Onc third cash, the remainder in two equal in
tamcnts at and Il months the credit payments to bear
interest and be secured by the of the purchaser
with satisfactory security.
q ANNNN NJ ATTIIELES Arctinrnnrs
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Qublit Sails.
BY LENNON d BROGDEN,
BUCHANAN s WHARF

IN TUESDAY, 18th inst. at II o'clock.
Vat the Auction Stores on Buchanan's wharf the car
90 of the Brig Frances Jane" consisting of
10 HllDS. AND 50 BBLS. PORTO RICO SUGAR
ALSO,
07 HHDS. PORTO RICO MOLASSES
s9-ts LENNON & BROGDEN, Auctrs
BY SAML. II. COVER.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-10

"OOD! WOOD
w OAK AND PINE WOOD without being sawed
and split for sale at prices low be purchased
Light street, or other wharveS in the city.
JOHN &. MCCULLOUGH.
Ofice-Prattand Fremont streets.
Z" Park and Fayette ftreetS, aul0-tf
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MALTBY HOUSE-FARE REDUCED

NATIVITY HUUNEI-FARF REDUCED!
TIE UNDERSIGNED, having taken the MALTBY
HOUSE, in Baltimore, Pratt street. between Light and
Charles recently occupied by II. NJ SMITH, Esq, has
extensive alterations and improvements reftted and
reurnished the same, and reduced the rates of Boarding.
A continuance of the liberal patronage heretofore be
slowed respectfully solicited No eNertfons
will omitted the well earned reputation of the
"MALTBY.'
Terms per day, Sl.5O. Per week, as per agreement
auo3-dim l.. L. MAITBY.
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KINDLING WOOD !

IN KINDLING WOOD
am preparing my wharf, by steam power,
SAWED AND SPLIT OAK AND PINE WOOD. which |
will sell and deliver free of charge at EN- PER CENT
less than any dealer in the city
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
Ofice-Pratt and Fremont streets
g Park and Fayette streets
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24

rUVHE GRE ,TESr DISCOVERY OF TUEAGE -
y Great Rlcssinr 20 Mankindi-Innoccni hut ro-
'en-Dr. l.. ] Cyapknv's Prorhylaciicum. iself dis.
,nfeciinp agent sure preventive against Gonnor-
rhesi and Syphilitc diseases. and an unsurpassed
remedy for all veneraI. scrotulous enngrenous and
eancerous ulcers foetd discharges from vagina, utter
q and urethra and all cutaneous eruptions and dis
eases, As inuocuintion is preventive against
mall pov. so is Dr. VI. Czantnv's rrorhvactieuw
fseventive against Syrhiiiic and Gonorheni dis
|sses. Harmless In itsef Il Possesses the power of
emicaly DESTROYING the phiiitic virus. and there.
saving thousands of debaurhees from heing infec-
sdhv the most loathsome OF all diseases. Let no
=loang man who appreciates health he without DR.
|sapkay's prophylaciicum. II isn yer, convent nj
scsage and viii he found ro,vehieHtfo for use, being
ssd as snan pr'ce S5. For saie at Dr l..
1urtav's Private Medical ard Surgical fps'i'ute,
f.eisment1 street be'"~ No ltgomery, opposite p .
~ En- ofire San vrrnris~o.
Ail''ter. r1s, be addressed to l.. J. Czapkay, VI.
Eh- San Francisco
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MEDICAL.
nR.L. L.J,CZAPKAYS
. MEDICAIANDs SURGICAL

I1,ysTJTUTE Sacramento street. below Mont
-, o,nosite Pacific Mail Steamship Go = Office
'r..nciscn alfornia. Established in 1884 for the
ean eanent cure of all Private and Chrcnir Diseases
p',h suppression Of Ouackery At'eRdiig and resi-
ANU anu. phvsirian,L j. CZAPKAY. D. late Of the
dsul .,,n Revolutionary War Chief Physician 10
II oc,h Regiment Of nonveds, Chief Surgeon to the
Hospital OF Pesth Hungary and late lecturer
~ i, seases OF women and children.
,y,orur r.rFIICTED-DR. III. CZAPKAY can
n. .onsuIted ai his Institute for the cure Of all
80 AZ rival diseases such Syphilis. .Gonorrhen
Wortu,na, Emissions. and all the consequences "f
an shnse. In the first stages OF syphitc or Como
sse,Idjseases, he guarantees cure in few days.
.;,hoyt to the patient or hindrance To
~, has;ness When n patient. by neg ect or improp-
:. treatment, has developed the secondary symptoms
"a svnhilis such as hIhoes or painful swelnPs ON
.ha o,oins or ntersin 'hn 'h-NH 7"d nose, which II
not checked, DESTROY the so;t paris and canee the
sones m mOrtify separate and come away, leaving
,ha snyerer nm object hideous TO behold or when
hotches and pimples break out upon the skin or
how no has painful swellings upon the bones, or
hon his constitution Is injured so "a 10 predisposc
20 consumpion or other con sttntiona diseases. the
portor cuerantees a cure or asks no compensation.
7, RVgri ATISM. chronic or acute {: in DYSEN.
Terry ar nj tRRHOEt. ha has safe and eGcctua
,ered,es Fer the treatment ofthe consequences Of
obuse such as nocturnal emissions. nervousness
firidjty headache pninsin IN the back and limbs, with
oene,ai weakness loss nf memory. injury 80 tn" sight
,as,Iessness confusion of idens. dislike for society
a,d tao,,no of .veariness Of life: with the nervons
svste so exrtahe that slight noises shock stnre
the patent his existence miserable. For the
shoye maIad,ps the Doctor will gurartec cure or
,st no compensation re can he consuited free of
,horre and invites MI 10 rNll: II viii cost them
thjny aud insy be mach TO their advantage. Ulice
hoars from A. NJ, to9P VI.
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M,RYsvrtIx. Inne Z. lsaa.


" '. J. "r,ptv. San Fra-~iseo-sr-r have used
u az NJ vour ui~fiicine, ani 10 MT think shall
r. snv rnore. ~ feel vory II. excerpt that have
n essir'v got NV strength vet hut suon will with
- sasesnie that have I'is Just three weeks, you
'eAol'er. since called at your Institute, with
constitution, thought. entirely broken. and
ds-.sf dsf hongh' Won wolli he able ,a cure me per
Es1H. bn' ihnaght Won might be able tn do some-
- " ease the pain IN my hack and head. and
I-sstsan my limbs. which were weak that thev
k.a almost give wav under me. when walked
80 drenR'hen NV nerves ~ that would mo- get
s.asa ard ,renNie at every little Thing. Now that
F.. .nn~ what | expected you may judge of my
,I-.cnnn al nv complete recovery from those
X-.w"ns hnd the removal NJ those biotches and
II. n'm my skin. and ulcers from my throat, ard
k.ss - seppa-e OF those emissions. which YOU
k-,s,. IT pr'heipaHy the cause Of nv sickness lean
Av-sfa YOU which Is the greatest, my Joy or my
81 = ~ exceSt not having fully got my strength.
- s.s.e as any man can feel Enciosei send
n - 80 collars over your charge. and think ~
Es~ss ny ecref- II ynn ihiuk nnyhsdv will bc
H. ~ =: YOU mny pui thi. letter in the newspa-
'A''s 70 me gratefully you-.
TnoslS IlATpLs
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TIIOS. 1oxCE,
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NE corner Montgomery mud Washington Sta,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Au In @ 4. x q Cl n * O n {

DALI Y RECORD. 0S0ylltf.
Daily Stat: Journni, Sac.
Enquirer, AarysvIllc;
Republican, shasta;
CilILen, Downieville;
Plun'as Argus, Plumas;
Tribuns San Jose:
Herald, sutnrn:
Courier. Yankee Jims;
Union Ipea,rrai, sonora
Californian, Oroville;
independent, san Andrens
Placer Prcss, Auburn;
Democrat, Caehevillc,
Gazette, San l.caRdro;
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T,HFRH AnFrnous ANns in ,hi.stnte suffering

THERE ARETH oUs aNDs in thisstate suffering
for want OF Scientific medical treatment. and
Won fear 10 apply TO Physician. because they have
been deceived or their friends have been by some
ofth dharlatans VIII infrst the community. and VINO
publish themselves as good physicians, professors
etc. To all such we unhestatingiy recommend DR..
@. Young, as Physician In whom all 3an place con
fdcnce. He is man OF eminent and profound
study, n good surgeon, an honorable man. and one
vino can syn; pashise with persons = afiction. Ills
stan ling as a Physician ard gentleman are both
guarsuieed-the first Sy his medical works. which
are an hor 10 their suthor. and the extensive and
highly successful course Of practice with which he
has been hoHored since his advent In California and
the latter by his numerous patrons large circle of
acquaintance.
D EMEMBER-rhat nr J. o. Young's Office for
~ the trea' ment Of Private Diseases a the cor.
ner OF Montgomery and California sts San Francisco
REIENRER-That Or. YonnR wants ho patients
but those fully capable Of approaching aud distin-
gushing the services Of a regular. thorough bred
ph, sic an, from the paltry unlearned and in1ing
quack.
REMEMBER-That Or Young is the only regular
bred physician advertising TO diseases OF impru
denre.
REMEMBER-That d. YounRs remedies and
treatment are entirely unknown ~ all others pre
pared from fs spent in the great Hospitals of Flu
n,pe. aad the hrs ia this country, from pure ehen
Gals imported
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24
MEDICAL.
DIR. j. G.. YOUNG,

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn
Can be tound at The old stand, eorner Of
Montgomery and California streets, San
Francisco,
Where he can beconsulted privatelynnd with the
utmost confdt ny the afflicted Mt all hours daily
from 8 A. NJ, until PM. (Curesaways guaranteed
or no pay required.
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-24

Amsdor .entin"l, Jackson;
Messenger, In Porte;
iiernId, Crescent city;
iIemocrat alnrip0sn;
sentinel, SaDin Cruz;
Chronicle, Yrcka,
IA Clamor i'ublicc, Los
Angeles;
Herald, Benici";
Courier, Columbia:
sentinel, jackson q T.;
Standard, Portland, o. T.;
,rgus, oregon City,o. 7 I;
Messenger, ,Corvallis.O r.;
fines, Portland -. 7.
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that the people shall be left free to decide
on their domestic institutions for them
selves, and will go with you with pleas
ure, and with all the energy may pos
sess But il this constitution is to be
forced down our throats, in violation Of
the Fundamental principlsseffree Governs
ment, under . mode of submission that
is mockery and insult, painful as it will
be to nae, must break all associations
or connections rather than forfeit my
principles.
I have no fear of any party associations
being severed. 1 should regret to see
social and political ties severed, but if it
must be, If cannot act with you and
preserve my faith and my honor, l will
stand on the great principle of Popular
Sovereignty, which declares the right Of
oil people to be left perfectly free to. form
aad regulate their domestic institution,
in their own way. will follow tina,
principle wherever its legal and logica
Consequences may take me, and I will en-
deavor to defend it against assault from
any and all quarters. No mortal mar
shall be responsible for my action but my
SELF BY my action l will compromit nt
man. 9 7 .1>4s i
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DUNcAN's PENMANsHIP.b =

Among the ecommon branches,
required by Law, and taught ID our com
mon schools, there is no one branch 50
taught or less understood, in
. systematic form, than PenmaLship. So
prevalent is this error in an important
branch Of common school education, that
many person engaged in teaching, cannot
write legible hand In view of this fact.
T would suggest to teachers. that, instead
Of writing copies FOR their pupils, and
thereby requiring them to copy an incor-
reetunsystematic specimen of writing, they
procure copy books with copies already
written. This would have the double ad-
vantage Of relieving the teacher of con.
siderable amount Of labor, and, likewise
be the means Of insnring greater system
and consequent Improvement in his pupils.
! Ishave examined many. systems Of wri-
ting, and tried, practically, ! few. There
are. however, many systems that are worse
than mono. / will call the attention Of
teachers to asystem recently gottea mp,
which, in my humble opinion, answers
more perfectly, the present wants than any
others have met with: I refer to eDUN-
CANS RAPID BUSINESS PENMANsH1p," as
taught in Daif's College, Pittsburgh. This
system, in six parts takes the scholar by
regular gradatisns, from FIRST principles,
through the various kinds of writing re-
qniusd by the man of business. 4 very
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Columbus Correspondence.
CoLuMBus, O., Jan. l, '5s.


Dear Spirit: There is little here at
present worthy of note; but the elements
ar, collecting for the Interesting occasion.
Alarge number of tho Democratic mems
.bels of the Legislature are on the ground,
ready for action. There is strong. dis
petition to attendto our own affairs, 1eaFs
ingthe nation to attend to itself. The
popular sovereignty men strongly in the
maprity.
Candidates are plenty. One member
informed me that he had received letters
from eighty five candidates. The prevail
ingppinirn at this time is that WOODS, Of
Licking county, will be the Speaker
BRooKE, of Hamilton, and ANDREWS, of
Ausiaize, are prominent candidates; all of
then are '''fornenst" the 'Lecomptonites. !"
Morse OF Montgomery, is the only can
didae favorable to the admission Of Kan
sas With the Calhoun constitution. This
question, however, will not be made q
test nominating candidates; or, at least,
not brmally SO, though many of the men,
berswill support NO "Lecomptonite y
Mr.. J. G. DoREN, of Highland county,
appears to have the inside track for Clerk
of the House, and I think CHARLEY
BLAIR will win in the Senate.
Gev. CHASE is yet unwell. His Mes
sage is already prepared, aud is about
the same length of that of last year. Il
is said he takes ground on the currency
question that will be anything bni agrsea
/ bic to bankers and their particular
friends
Col MANYPENNY is in, the City. IL,
was hurried few days since, to Mis-
! WooDs. OF Newark, sister to the candi
date for Speaker. He is enjoying goot
health.
had the qualification of ,conversiu,
with. Hon. SAMUEL F. VINToN.s durin,
most of The trip from GAINESVILLE. He
now residing in Washington City. II
Icontinues to take, considerable interest i
po ities though not a partisan. His,view
1coincide pretty fully with the Democrats
d Age has been doing its w,rk on his phys
! jical organization, buthis mind is as stron
and vigorous as ever. p,soss .,ssa.
4 Should any of onr, friends, visit Colum
bus they may find Nj. MokRoW. and my
self II 81 Americas, House, whore We wi
be much pleased to see thea sdf il.st4s1
Z, Aore soon.91 aiii - sail orb: Wsa