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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-15
T0RAcCoNIsfS.
1Fyyng E.gRGEsr roB.scco :,
TABLIsnMEST IL TFE STATE.

Would respectfully inform the citizens of Evans
vile and vicinity, that they have larger stock Of
Tobacco. Segars, Snuff, Pipes, and
German Smoking Tobacco.
than any establishments Of principal cities.
Hotels and store-keepcrs look to your interests
Before purchasing elsewhere, please examine uur
large assortment, which pledge ourselves to sell
at the lowest IaltimuI" prices, and cheaper than
can he hnrIglt in Cincinnati Louisville. All we
ask is, that yu shall call aud judge for yourselves
We offer any If the above at wholesale ar retail
Our establishment is a branch of the we'll known
extensive Baltimore TobaeCu Warehouse OF Jos
Felldricli & Bros No. 100 Forest street
=. FENpEICH & EROS,
Main Il. / door ab0yr First,
ivI5- Evansville. Ind
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IEUF. De GRATIS ELECTRIC OIL-S2J REwARD.--
viii give So for the apprehension IF low scamp,
who printed some dirty hitndbills and called his
itutf 10y the name of Electric Oil.
CAUTIaN.-Beware of low leilars and picaynne
druggists who pat mp stuff composed Of ctmphene
anG htld oil. calling it Electric Oil. No peddlars
sell the genuine Electric oil in the United StatrA-
IL i si,ld only by respectable druggists and couatry
,i,nI, hant-. BE and get DeGrtth'S Electric
Oil or yuu will he cheated.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
k.g.o,STILLE C0.uF.N-G az, rO

for sale
The Great Eastern Corn HuSker,
SHELTER AND CLEAN ER.
Which will shell from LOO to $500 bushels per
day Also,
The American Elephant.
The great Novelty Of the day II is tho bost Mill
ever invented for the farmers 1t will mako
ten varieties of product. 1t will grind the Corr
aud cob for feeding animals. 1t nlakss coarse .
fine meal Is may he wanted, and it viii bolt It's
meal il griiltis it lraye it unolte at the OPP
ton of the operator. 1t will grind Spices Drugs or
almost any ether substance which requires the ope
ration Of grinding. 1t does all these things, and
requires hut little power to drive it.
TIE GREAT BENGAL TIGER,
Is a Mill designed to make the various grades OF
HoIuiil,, and is one Of the best Machines ever in
vented for the purpose.
RradfOrd'S Portable Burr Mill
Is too well known need description. 1t is the
cheapest aud at the time, the easiest kept in
relair of any in use. All of the above Mills and
Machines can lie seen i'll operation at
HAJsrF'S MILLS,
Corner of Second and Canal streets, where the pub
J lie invited to call and the lat->t improve
inents of the age before purchasing elsewhere All
orders will lie promptly filed.
jan2T -dGWtf II. 3 HART.
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%AOBEEE q GO.N'Y.N'6t TO.s' H.FV.kE
LIZ just selected from the largest Eastern Houses,
q large stock of
NiuiiIS, Italian. German, and French.
Guitars uf Na'tD price,.
Accoreeons fntinas, choice quality.
Flutes. flagcocts, Tanbuurines, Banioes,
And all Musical Instruments and Instruction Books
which they sell ut Eastern prices. Also, complete
assortment Of
Envelopes of all kinks.
BLANK Bucks.
letter Paper.
Sch,ul Books. -s---4..s.. l.... rs
Newest Noyrls &c., &c. 1883. e.
Wholesale and retail, and at the lowest prices in the
city. Call and the selection before going else
where aug2T
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ArFIICTFp. READ THIS.
4 7
Miraculous cure made on one of the citizcus Of

Miraculous made on one of the ciuzeus Of
Macon;
MACON, April S, 1857. e
. PRuF. DEGF AFI-Dcar Sir: This j to certify that
lad fall, srrane'i my shoulder and was afflicted
foi eghtsen days, and lost the of my arm, and
could not raise my hand TO my head, and hearing OF
the wonderful cures effected by DeGrath's Electric
Oil, and by application of it ] was enabled to-
raise my hand to my head and take OFF my hat
Thank God, am WE'LL and / cheerfully recommend
it to all the afflicted. The application was mate
before hundred persons.
Yours truly,
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PATENT mEDIClEES.
HAEsCO E-ERED IT L.F ST!--Greate
ES. Cure in the World for Pan!-Pfol. eilas. re
EIECTRIC OF

TINS Oil is the only sure remedy in the world fes
the cure of rheumatism, deafness, govt, neura tgs,
lumbago, sciatca spinal and BRONCHIAL fsmpali e,
tictloUreux. headache, cramps, trolp piles, felons
spTsns and bruises, cuts and wounds sNeiied gia9s.
stiff joints scrofula, eryspelas, sore nipples swell
ed breast womb disorders, salt rheuni, canker in
the mouth and stomach, palpitatioiI, eruptions,
caked breast, quinsy, sore throat, palsy, peuriSy.
ulcers, lock jaw, heartburn, tooth and ear-acbe,
ncryotsness. costiyeness, burns sore gums Of teeth
ing infants hemorrhage, absccss, stiff neck broken
breast chilbla letter. shingles, frosted feet, fcycr
and agIe Chopped III; tds, any diseases that
and painful, is the only article ever brought
before the public that will do its work perfectly IN
from three to twenty minutcs-has been used by
thousands and pronounced the best remedy ever
discovered.
This oil acts on the system with electricity-s Of
pure vegetable preparation Not the slightest dan
ger Of applying it outwardfy and iHwartily. 1t at
once gives permanent cufe@in most cases iron'
ten 10 twenty minutes.
The best psychologists of Europe have discovered,
that all organic arrangement Of the animal system
is the effect of an obstruction OF the phtsieU-eec
trio fluid in the organic disease. A-skilful appli-
cant Of this oil puts in immediate motion the nerve
fluid and the cure is at accomplished 10
bleednSs, no vomiting purging or blstering is rts
sorted TO.
None genuine without the signature Of Prof G.
De Gr.th Labels signed in writing.
Principal Depot, No. 80 South Eighth street
three doors below Chestnut, Philadelphia.
Country dealers and druggists be supplied
wholesale and retail. Price % cents, so cents and
81 per bottle.
Try every thing clse and give this one simple
trial.
CArrIoN-Be careful to ask for and get DeC;rath's-
Electric Oil, as worthless limitations abound.
There are numerous limitations sprung up on the
reputation that my article has acgudral. The pub
lie must bcWare-they are worthless.
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spECIE-PAYING FREE BANKS.

SPECIE-PAYING FREE BANKS.
Bruokville Bank, Brook Exchange Bank, Green
Vile, castle.
Bank of Elkhart, Elk Fayette Co. Bank Con-
hart nersyille -
Bank. of Goshen, Goshen Farmers Blk, Mestfield
Rank of Gosport Gosport. Hooser Blk, Loganspurt.
Bank of Indiana Mich- Indiana Bank, Madison.
gan City Indiana Reserve Bank,
Bank of Monticello, Mon kokomo.
ticello Indiana Farmers Bank,
Bank of Mt. Vernon Mt. Franklin.
Vernon Indiana Stock Bank, La
Bank of Paoli, Paoli. porte,
Bank of Rockville, Wa Kentucky STOCK Is Ii, TO-
bashtown. 1umbus.
Bank of Syracuse Syra- Lagrange Bank, Lima.
cuse Mer and Mechanics Blk,
Bank of Salem, Salem. New Albany.
Bank Of Salem, New AL New York and Va State
bauy. Stock Bank, fFansVllle
bloomington Blk, Bloem- Parke Co. Bank, Rock
ington. Vile
Crescent City Bank, Ev- Prairie City Bank, Terre
ansvilIe. Haute
Canal Rank Granville Southern Bank of Ind,
Cambridge CITY b k, Cam Terre Haute.
bridge City Salem Bank Goshen.
Central Bank, Indanapo-
lis
rSCURREST FUNDS.
Tho princitral uncurrent funds in this market are
Illinois, Wisconsin and Tennessee. They may be
quoted about as follows:
Illinois ulscouht'
Wisconsin " ~
Tenncsse-Planters and Union Banks. :
bank Of Tennessee
free Banks-solvent..-......
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II PRIZE FOR EVERE.BODI.-
9 a who subscribes for the
NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS,
y Beautifully Illustrated
Fa mily wspaper.

The New York Weekly Press is of Tho largest
and best literary papers of the day. large Quarto
tertaining matter; Elegantly Illustrated every
week.
A Gift worth from 30 cents to 500 will lie sent to
each subscriber on receipt OF the subscription
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=IFET.S:9 I.NtsUR.s.N't.Fs t'O.uE'.a.V'H7

c. III HARTFORD, C0NNECTICUT
STATEMENT of the Condition Of the 4ETNA
INSURANCE COMPANY the LIST Of January,
1858 as required by the law of the State Of Indiana:
The name Of the Corporation is ETNA lNSt Il
kNCE COMPANY located at HARTFORD, CoNN.
ghe Capital Stock Is ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
and is paid up.
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n T IIIL I I'D, Il III y IiI-.
.srra~Vrr.,-v

!
AUGUSTA, ga. March %. 1857.
PRF DEGRa rIf-Desir Sir: This is to certify that
my boy Moses has been afflicted with rheumatism
FIR years and by application If your
Oil he entirely cured, and eli .erfuliy commend
il to ali similarly affected.
ours resi- cctfully,
J. lIEI BIER.
Tor sale 10y SMITH & EZZAIsp. sole agents ut
Atlanta, Geor.a. PROF. CHAS. DEG RArH,
- Soutl Eighth street, Philadelphia.
KEiIaER & WHITE. sole agents
Als,. Tor sale at Dir. Remington Drug Store. and
IIaliuck Il Stod,l;rd's. uct20
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The following is list of the opposition
candidates for the Legislature, in tue sever
al districts of the State, where selections
have been made. The Districts are desig
mated by the county or counties composing
them. The list was compiled by the Indian
apolis Journal
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Meetings of Secret Societies.

MASONIC.
ErtthSriH. L.slqe, No. CA. ]. CoLBURN, Score
tarv Regular meetings first and third Mondays in
each month. ut Masonic Hail. corner of Main and
First street.
EraHSriue r.. 4. Chapter, No. r. w. f. IIoI-
INGswoRTH. Secretary. Meets first Friday i'll each
month"; at Masonic Hall.
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HEsJLL's P.ITE.N.T CO.vsTRETR
~ sAFES.-We agents for the celebrated
Halls Patent Fire Proof aud Thief Preof Safes
manufactured by Hall, Carroll & Go. Cincinnati
\ c"nstaut supply viii he Kept hsRd, and sold ..
manufacturers prizes
PRESTON RRcS
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Dr.. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by
dealers in Medicines. r
Agents wanted in every town, village and haIs-
let in the land. Parties desiring the agency viii
address az above Tor te, terms. -ae5
Price p cents per box, five boxes Viii be sent on
receipt Of 81 postage paid. Ijanll -dSwiy
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
x.,-sUR.g.yuE .4GE.ScH-aELE.N'

- EVANSVILLE, IND.
Underwriters and General Insurance
Agent, and
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GuD PILLOWS.
Morning Saor L,die No. 7.--JaNEs SWANSON,
So, rotary. Krgular meetings every Thursday eve
ming, corner of Main and First street
C'reSscnf Lodye. Ne. l22.-jHHN GREEN Secretary.
Meets every Tuesday evening.
SchiIier Lodge. German No. 139.-JoHN DAN
HETTELG, Secretary. Regular meetings every Fri
day evening.
Eraasfiiie En-qmpaeRt, No 20.-C. &. KEtTz,
Scribe Meets second and fourth Monday in every
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.Wgz.f.nE RIFE PO W,DFR-2OO
SE& kegs Miami Rifle Powder;
800 Kegs Blasting Powder;
- cases Rifle do;
80 half kegs Rife Powder. For sale by
Y; II. COOK x son. Arrsbs
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rSCURREST FUNDS.
The principal uncurrent funds in this market are
Illinois, Wisconsin and Tennessee. They may be
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
LATEST NEWS.
Pixies, Peak Gold Region.


Governor Denver writing to the Secretary
of the Interior, under date of Sept. II says,
that late arrivals from Pixies Peak leaves 10
room to doubt the correctness OF the report
ed discoveries OF gold in that vicinity. The
explorers have found gold on the Arkans
on the heads ofthe Kansas and on the south
fork Of the Platte river, embracing an extent
of country of more than 900 miles. The
richest mines yet found are on Chen, y Creek
a tributary OF the South Platte, directly
north of Pixies Peak. Governor Denver had
not yet heard OF quartz, but the best iniorma-
ton would seem to Indicate great slmilsri y
between these lines and the first discoveries
in California.
In view Of the present condition of affairs
in that region, Governor Denver advises that
the lands there be withdrawn II ON pre- emp
ton, if they are open to settlement, leaving
them on the same footing of the mining dis
tricts of California, free for all who ma, see
ut to engage in working the mines. The
| country: he believes, is or has been claimed
~ the Utahs, Chey ennes, Kiowas, and the
Araphoes, and he does not know that their
title to It has ever been extnguished il it
has rot there will be no trouble in withdraw
ing the lands from tie operations of the pre-
empti N laws, and if it has, then they ought
to be withdrawn any how, and the facts and
reasons reported to Congress next winter.
1t would, he adds, be advisable to send out
some competent person to examine the mines
and report the facts in connection with them.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

INTELLIGENCE, still lacking positive infor-
nation, has been received in England to the
effect that A.iolph Schlagenlweit, the adven-
tur"us explorer and naturalist, has been mur-
cercd by enc If the Cashmere tribes. The
i''ars c'Ie, Pondcnt says: at appears that
party 90 hAokandpas, belonging to a tribe
..c'i was IN revolt sainst the Chinese, came
".p tie o.kand Territory early in t, IS
and drove r.c lew Chinese troops in
...--~ INTO tie town OF Yarkand In
'.e liiiagcs near tAc town the Kho-
A.rlr i,nnd Sthiag ntneit RESTING, and in
the O. IT'S o. conversation he asked them
- ter did pot attach Ialkand itself,
"4cse the E-.-cse free was SO small and
they w're so numer Jus. For some unex-
lianei reason they were offended at this
ll:e>tl0n. They retired and held consulta-
ion, The result of which was that thew deci-
led be must be friend Of the Chinese and
wished to ensnare them, and in the dead of
MO 1t they surrounded his house aud killed
linn to The great regret of their chief who
has saved some of the unfortunate travellers
instruments.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
A Femai millionaire.

A respectfully dressed ola lady, who fancies
she OWNS tie larger part of New York, AL
bany, and other cities, Is i'll the habit Of pre-
lion OF d liars to Comptroller Fiagg. who
kind " assures her that the amount demand
ed. is no, IN the city treasury, but that he " Ill
at. end t. her little bill as soon as possible
With this the old lady expresses herself sat-
isfed but intlmates fears that the city is 60
ing to run; and, pensively solemn at this
thought. she quietly retires from the Comp
trollcr's 'ffice. On ordinary topics she con-
vers,s nationally; bu. either the iudeying OF
the records, or some other project Of munich
pal 6nanciering, seems to have unsettled her
mind ON these points.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
IS A Poor Kule.ss Ac.

The Dew York Tribune thus ap y replies t,
the complaints of the Southern Democratic
press, about sending the slaves of the Echo
back to Africa:
We observe that some Southern Eewspa-
pers are grumbling as to the EXPENSE likely
20 be imposed on the United States Treasury
in the case Of the SLAYER Echo. First, there
is Lieut.. Mafft and the crew of the Dolphin
to be paid for cruising up and down the Gulf
of Mexico-though this. we submit, ought
ri. htfully to be charged to the suppression of
British outrages and tue vindlcation of the
liberty Ct the seas. Then there is the twen-
ty-fve dollars head ior the negroes which
the captors have a right to claim from the
treasury. Then there is the cost of keeping
them, doctors bills included till they can be
sent back. Then the cost of carrying them
back in the Niagara, and then the fifty thou
sand dollars to BE paid to ihe Colonization
Society. for their support for year. All this
the Wilmington Journal concludes will make
the cost amount to some four hundred dollars
for each negro. But then we do not well see
how the United States can grumble at paying
four hundred dollars to sending stolen negro
back to Africa, wien tney made not the least
hesitation at the expense Of forty thousand
dollars or more to send runaway negro back
from Boston to Charleston or Savannah.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
Thin.. of it, Working Men.

The Government under James Buchanan
has cost the people, during the last fiscal
year, little over one hundred millions of dol
tarS-abOut equal to three dollars and halt
for every man, woman and child, rich, poor
white, black or mixed, in the country Ra-
Their an expensive democr cy
LabOring men now receive on all average
throughout the country. under the present
democratic system-about so cents day, or
about $50 a year. The Government spends
hnn'lred millions year, principally to iced
aud fattcn large army Of Oflice holders.
THIS sum amount> to as much as the earnings
OF over half a million OF Laborers! Is it a
wonder that times are hard
While the Cover ment officers receive
about 33 per cent more than ever before
the working men of the country get 33 per
cent .ess Vi hat a glorious thing this Bu-
cUauan Democracy is
James buchanan, iu 1910, deared in the
[ tied Stares Senate that we should " re-
luce orc l-onl. to the real stan lard of pri-
CO. throu4h out the W. rlG," and this would
&C vor The country with benefits and bless
'ng-." buc is now PRESIDENT, and be
,,ork OF = reducing" has already commenced
II the W. King men like il, all they have to
DO is to vole the Democratic ticket next DC.
tubcr-.1nthrdcite Gazette.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
From New York.
New YORK, Oct. I

New YORK, Oct 4.
The vessel which was sunk on Montauk a
lew weeks ago, proves to have been the Hal
dee, of this port, which recently landed a
Cargo Of 900 slaves at Cardenas The mate
has been arrested in New Bedford, two of the
crew in Boston and three in this city. They
are now all here and have been awaiting ex-
animation since Tuesday night
Four buildings neal quarantine Staten Is
land, have been set Oh fire and bu ned. They
had been occupied by fever patients. One
man has been arrested on suspicion.
The trial of Judge Russell, for instigating
a riot at the Academy of Music, is postponed
two weeks
Joseph Blunt has been appointed by the
Governor, District Attorney of this city,
vice p. L. Sweeny, resigned
There was riot last evening at an Italian
lager beer garden on 9th str. ct, between fifty
Italian organ grinders and party of Irish
men pistols and knives were used freely.
One Irshman as killed instantly, two 9th
ers mortally wounded, and others severely
injured
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

In regard to the Transit Rail Road, we
learn from the Rochester Democrat that
The grading between Winona and section
Fourty-four, with The exception of two or
three lilies through the Bluffs, is nearly com
pleted; the grading being done in consecmiOs
sections
The work through the Bluffs is lett for win
teri being the OILY portion of the grading
which can be done in freezing weather-the
most of it being rock exc Walton.
Five miles West, and five miles East, OF
the work, from Rochester, have been sub-let
to +. .Iesler d Co., who are now engaged in
building their shantleS and getting the neces-
sary tools aud lmplem hts upon the ground
to prosecute the work. Mes rs. Nj. q Co.,
have put their men upon the section immedi-
ately West of tie river. They expect, with
in the next ten days to have their men at
work upon the entire ten sections.
The line West, as far as located, has been
sub-lct, and Mr.. DeGrafT assrres us that
twepty-oix miles on the West end of the
road, from r chester, will be graded this fall.
We are also informed that contracts have
been made for the superstructure of the Road
from Rochester to Wnona. Iron sufficient
to lay the track from Winona to Stock ton,
has been purchased, and will be laid down
this fall. A locomotive and cars have also
been purchased for that end of the road, aud
are expected to arrive at WinOna in few
weeks.
We are informed that the Company will
receive those installments of State Bonds
now due them, IN W days; all difficulties
in the way Of their issues having been ad-
justed. We are glad to learn this"
We learn from the DAILY Times of the 7th,
that the Southern Minnesota Railroad Com
pany have or are about to purchase fiftael
acres of land in the lower part of West St.
Paul, for Depot site. 1t is opposite the
Depot site on this side Of the river This
Company, adds that paper, are actively rush
ing forward their road.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
U.I tlIV FIUICtI'
A Card from Coz. Mobiles.

ST. PAUL, October ,, 1858.
| To the Eiitors ofthe Pioneer and Democrat:
| have often heard that in order to find on
| mans antecedents the best method i, t
present his name before the people for an i'm
| l,rtant Oilice.
In Your polite notice of my being a candi
date Tor Representative, you characterize MI
! : Il h,ahwa, man. 1t is true that l have
| avrn engaged tor the last six years in obtain
| pg appropriations to secure the construction
highways, aud during that time have Ia
,ogcA IT, accomplish something, at least, fOl
tie benefit of Minne>ota
Nor is this the first labor that have per
formed and if being one of the class OF la
boring men disquallfes lie for the high ano
responsible Office of legislator, there Is abun
dant evidence Of the TACT. l arr mechanic
as well as I" highwayman." built the mrs,
WAGON that was built in the State, and did all
the labor, both in wood and iron.
was of the party that explored the hrs'
h.ghway' from Saltwater to St. Paul which
was afterwards located by Messrs. Hartsnoli
and Vail. The only way we could Tell, al
nat time, when we got to St. Paul was tna'
& was :" little beyond the creek"
assisted in surveying this city. Ihe hrS'
chain that was carried was handled by me-
nor have at any time since been willing to
see the grass growing in our streets.
have been twice in the Legislature, ou'
10 those lines labOring men had some chance
as we'll as those professional men, who have
been sent there since, in order to teach Their
young ideas how to shoot.
am now in favor of opening up another
highway" to Frazer River, SO that people
can come to and go beyond us !; and l am III
favor of laboring men being employed to
build it.
am in favor of the best man for Presi'
dent of the United States, and not any the
less so, if any time in his life he had been
laboring man, and even obtained an honest
living by the sweat of his brow.
am opposed to slavery in Minnesota, and
have seen the time when | was in favor OF the
people Of Territory having the right to call
their souls their own, subject only to the
Constitution of the United States without
citing on their knees to the old fogies OF the
Eastern States, who are not willing that
G ngress should spend money for anything
but building harbors and lighthouses, and
laying Atlantic Gables, aud who are mostly
opposed to building Pacific Railroads.
1t is upon this platform, Messrs. Editors.
" impudenty' offer myself as candidate for
the LEGISLATURE. WIN. H. MOBILES.