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WASHINGTON CITY,
n nEsL TCEC

GENTLEMEN Your letter Of - inst. making in
quiry in regard to the Secretary Of State making
bond to the Governor, as required by the act re-
ferTed to, was received BY last nights mail. Ny
recollection is that the Secretary Of State did
cute bond as required by law, and that the bond
was filed in the Office of the Secretary of State, with
the bonds Of the Comptroller. At this moment do
not remember the names of the securities, upon the
bonds of either Secretary or Comptroller; at the
time they were deemed good and sufficient. will
add, it may be possible that these bonds we're filed
with the bonds of the Clerks from the different
counties, which arc deposited in the Secretary's
Office for safe keeping.
I have the honor to be, most respectfully,
Your Obedient ser'Tt,
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by GEORGE BANCROFT.

Thisis 1e arst Of four volumes Which El embrace n .
periodic the American Revolution, fom the Blockade Of
Boson TIE treaty Of Peace, az Pans. In I52, andh e0n-
tans in great gree frua msnussrp. and uDPuoushed
urces, Ae history the cation during De hrs Poanol
This eveuia Psrod noludlns the Boc ade Of Bostoa Ha
boT the ssasrai ne sountrys The aterol
OF the Charisi Of Massachusetts, The resistance % the Pao
pie OF Massachusetts, the sp Of ne sou.h, The Congress
of 7E he progress Of measures ia Engaudl Ffauos und
elsewhere, he Battles lexington and Concord the saEs
Of Boston, tas Congress Of l5 NE choice Of Washinson
as Commandern. Uhoi, $40 Battle q Bunker Hill, &C.
AZ there win doubtless be great demand for the HsoD
ofbe Revolution, in3spandout Of ins preceding volumes
the WORK, these four volumes viii ao Do pgbishsd ssPa
raioIy, the American asvoiu0u, Vols J. r. M, q,
with title page and binding 20 correspond
TIE publishers invite tho attention. Of the renders Of he
present Volume Of Mr. BsneroG's History Of he United
States to The a six volumes Of ho work. she Distinguish
merits Of which have been ssslly acknowledged By
his counsrymsn.n For sale b.
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LETTER. FROM NICARAGUA.

Foreign Consprators agans. American nereThe President
Of Nica1agua-8Ionsieur Belly, the French AgentGenera
Mora and Costa Rca-Brsh Intrigues-HoW American int
rests are affected, &C., sc.
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PRoF- LovE,-Crisp's Gaiety was thrOnged again
last night, and the audience was made gay in spe-
cial sense, by the experiments Of Prof Love. the
World-fam Magician and Ventriloquist For the
special eradication Of the devotees of Momps the
same experiments, with variations and additions
viii be repeated tonight, aud again to-morrov
night,
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MORRIS & STRATTON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,

MORRAS ~ SLESA1 IONs
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN DOMESTIC IIRuoEs,
No "A MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
WTE are nov in ucept Of large and general assortment OF
Groceries, Liquors. c-s which VIII sell az very 10"
prizes, for
7f0 hbds sugar. all grades, 10 bbls Pecans,
$50 bbls & . bbls Moassss, 10 English Walnuts,
200 hays Rio Coffee, 20 - Eilhertss
100 u bbls II AIolasses. 30 tcrces Rice,
4 do Golden SYRUP go 5zs IObacco, various brands,
1900 boxes Star Candies 40O0O Cigars
800 = and = do do l9lJ kegs aalLsl 49,.
100 boxes TallOW do lUu dczin faiaiaQ nalA--a1
ion 40 Rar som. so nests Tubs,
900 do ". r. Raisinss 81 gross .l9tcieai
20 cases Sariines, 9l0 boxes Iilas"eIe' -a7lll--'
co hbls Nos I, ?, 3, Aackercl, lo0 casks soda
900 kits do do 100 hols Cider ttnesaf'
i'm 900 Cove Oysters 30 coils Manila R0pe,
IN ~ Frpsb ieaches. 20 terces Fresh Kioe,
100 10 Pickles, 80 kegs Lead and Shot
LIQUORS.
500 barrels Pixies Magnolia . barrels pure Old Rye very
Wbissev. hue,
200 Tennessee White -u barrels ana = p5 Amt
Whisky, 'an brinlys
100 barrels double Distilled = 10 DO A ~ Gins
Vbiszgv pir,s Old Holland Gin,
l0O barrels smiths Old Reserve sjO Esxes fine AID Common
Wbiszev, Brandy
100 bseIs " A. Browns Old Aso large stock OF fne BraI
1TononrabeIa Whissey, dies, Wines, Ec-
--,-5s NORRIS & STRATTON
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FRosI UrAH The mail reached here yesterday
from Utah, With dates Of april l6tA- lJ brings
confirmation Of ihe eptry, on april oh, q Gov.
Cummings into Salt Lake City, but n5 other news
not already published
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We are indeeito Colonel Gooafasture 81 the Lest
investigating Committee for the following detailed statement o.
the books Of e iie SECRETARY STATE, which shows that o1t
ae1tuler In he sum Of s3lI o. OF this Sl5 wa
collected in ms oe capacity Secretary State and VIA az
dens however uehe collected Commissioner under se
cial Of the legislature
This report win be found Of Interest in another point Of view
viz showing the value Of in tie various ura7es through
out the State:
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A TRAM OUT orr BY MoRaoEs-St. Louis June
The Democrat has just received the following
dispatch: LeavsnWorth, june 8.-Wiiiiam Crossman
arrived here last night, from Fort Laume DE
states that csplaiu Marcy train bad been CIT 1T
BY he Marmeus Particulars 10y mail
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10. E D w A = - :.
Wholesale GROCER,
CONFUSION. IND FOR HARDLNG MERCHAA7s
DEALER IN BEANDrzs, WINES, CIGARS, &c,
con. OF SPRING AND COLLEGE SITS, NAsHVILL, TENN
GROCERIES
a a HTHDS Prime 70 Choice sugars
Il tHtF so hbls Crushed, Powdered and Loaf sus r
go BAGS Prime Rio Coffee
50 do Old Government Java Coleei
100 bbls and half bhls Rab0ed Molasses
500 whole half and quarter boxes star Candles
100 boxes summer Mould do
100 DO Soap
20 do Virginia and Missouri Tobacco
no do Assorted GLASSWARE
1000 keys Wheeling Nails, Bras and Spikes, assorted
50 bags Pepper, Spice and Ginger
20 q S. S. Almonds
20 DO English Walnuts and FilteTtsi
. eases half and quarter boxes Sarilness
10000 imported Cigars;
5000 various brands Cigarsi
50 dozen Painted Buckets
50 nests do Tubs
50 cases Matches;
. coils Manila Rope, assorted sizes.
iluu 10. EDWARDS.
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GOV. JOHNsON'S REPLY TO THE cow
WTTTEE.

The following letter from Gov. JOHNSON with ref
ercnce to the Bonds Of the Secretary Of State, was
received too late for comment Wepresent it to our
readers at the earliest moment possible and will
take occasion to refer to the subject editOrally to
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1855
1855.

N ILLON & Co, Aucaon sale of5 oceries, June g.
DILLON CO., Auction Sale of Groceries, Tuesday, June e.
DILLON CO., Auction Sale of Groceries, Tueay, June
DILLON CO.. Auction Sale OF Groceries, Tuesday, June g.
DILLON CO., Auction sale OF Groceries, Tuey, Juua
DILLON CO.. Auction Sale of Groceries, Tuesday, June g.
DILLON CO.. Auction Sale Of Groceries, Tuesday, June
DILLON CO.. Auction sale Of Groceries, Tuesday, June g.
DILLON CO., Auction Sale of Groceries, Tuesday, june 8
so Casks London Porter for sale by DILLON & co.
so Casks London Porter for sale by DILLON & co.
so Casks London Porter for sale By DILLON s. co.
so Casks London Porter for sale by DILLON & CO
80 Casks London Porter for sale By DILLON & co.
so Casks London Porter for sale By DILLON & co.
so Casks London Porter for sale by DILLON & co.
so Casks London Porter for sale by DILLON & co.
june4-dlw
so boxes Ginger Wine for sale by DILLON & co.
80 boxes Ginger Wine for sale by DILLON * co.
80 boxes Ginger Wine for sale by DILLON & co.
so boxes Ginger Wine for sale by DILLON & co.
80 boxes Ginger Wine for sale by DILLON co.
80 boxes Ginger Wine for sale by DILLON & co.
80 boxes Ginger Wine for sale by DILLON co.
june6-I Is College street
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LIQUORS.
Znn RRLS RECTIFIED WIHISkEK5
tNeHaN IN MI Old Bourbon do
50 6Bls Rye WHISKY lOO hbls American Brandy
IN Jo Gin. 100 DO Walkers Xxx Ale
. barrels New England Run
Also large stock Of fine Brandies, Wines, &c, in store and
jaIiI 10. EDWARDS.
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MOLLINGsWORTH & CO.,

UHyLEoaLL IEUL-IHo
AND COM mISsION N r II n A n Il 8
FoR s0UTHE3s IRON AID NAIL FACTORY
WWTE wish Of Merchants and Mechanics
Wv who deal in Iron Nails, % the Manufacture OF ne
southern Iron WORKS. located Paducah, KY, who's locality
enable them select the best Tennessee MATERIAL ley use 20
oer) for the manufacture Of Iron and Nails They have az ne
recent imp roeents their machinery which en
bes manufacture all articles unsurpassed in quality for
much less price than be Afforded BY mills without such oen
improvements.
We At an times have fall and mos complete stock o. an sizes
OF BAH, ROUNDs SQUARE BOILER and
sHNEEEsAElN, together with all the various sizes Of NAILS
which We are Offering TIE trade Ut Manufactures prices Az
Iron warranted to be equal b the manufacture Of other Ten
Mills and to be superior the manufacture OK any other
STATE. Call and examine articles and prices.
HOLLINGSWOBTH e. co.
iuys No Market street
GtASTINGS, Steel Crow Bars, Wagon Boxes, Iron Safes
Axes shee and Bar Iron. large and we'll assorted stock
and for sale 70 the trade a Manufacturers prices
HOLLINGsWORTH & co.
iuTv No 6 Market street.
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so barrels Crushed Sugar for sale By DILLON < CO,
Is College street.
so barrels Crushed Sugar for sale by DILLON & co.
Is Colless street.
so barrels Crushed sugar for safe by DILLON & co.
Is College street
so barrels Crushed Sugar for aals by DILLON a co,
Is College street
so barrels Crushei sugar for saieby DILLON & CO,
IS Collesestrcet-
so sarsls Crushed sugar for sale BY DILLON & CO.,
iunes-ilw Is Colsge stroot
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
CNNTDER & FRIZZELL opening we'll selected stock
~ Shoes suitable the season. and prices TO cor
respond with the times Consisting in part Of
Gents fine Calf Boots and Caters
Patent Leather and Oxford Ties,
. Calf Oxford Ties and Lasting ." %
9 Cloth and Lasting Caters
&" Calf and Patent Leather strap Shoes
Ladies Caters plain, with and without heels
Slippers
. Fine Toilet Slippers,
White Kid and Satin Slippers
" Caters,
Kid Buskins with and without heels,
Misses Caters and Slippers, with and without heels
Kid Boots, "
Children's Shoes Of every variety,
Boys and Youths Shoes Of every variety.
OF the above, thing very May Day. Also
Servants Shoes and peggsd work Of an kinds.
Call at No. q Public Square.
apri30 SNYDER & FRILLELL-
OOK AT THEISe-We have this day received 1900 u
these extra Eagle Principle Segars. Smokers who prefer
this article should supply themselves Immediately. We don
aggerae assert they superior any that have been
bI0ught here in twoyears. VESSEL & THOMPSON.
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TETeEslss BROTnERs,

SENDEAAAlSs
40 Boxes Black bottles, 4, 5, 6, and
300 Pint, mlfpint, and quart Flasks;
500 Window Glass.
100 Tumblers.
. keys Boiler Rivets and Nuts
100 dozen Bru0ms:
500 Cast Wrought and Steel Flows;
isps5 TERRAss BROTHERS
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n OSr or UTTsEaATD--A note Of hand drawn ly ". J.
Phillips PAYABLE to S Wilkinson Or order, in re Bank
oi Tennessee and By him endcrs Tor four hundred ard twenty
five dollars dated April 4 ls53 and due twelve months after
date foreWarn persons asns trading for ne same and ne
maker and endorsor Of said note ainet paving K 70 any person
except % myself. .-.-.--
iune5-i&zw3t =. y. hISllAAue-
n OSrll--One key Of Nails marked & Co., brought 20
ths wharf by fhE steamer Huison Any Information con
c51ernine e ae win be Thankfully received at this once, or
bv il. II. HARRISON
iunss-It Steamboat Agent.
Y EEP constantly hand large and select stock Of Fine
IN Brandies, Gin, Rum ard Whistles Fine Wines, embracing
Champagnes, Hooks, rel and white Hungarian Ciareis ei @
Sherry Madeira and Port C0ulals- Genuine London Porter
Scotch and English Alss imported Havana Cigars, fine Va To-
acc0, Spices Sauces Pickles. Catsups Refined sugars ZINE
Teas with ohes aTc c0nne0i with Tie above me OF
business, which they offer for sale favorable terms
tunes WILLIAMSON 4 CHEATHAM-
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TTHlEE and light druzht steamer dA- - !.
ZELLE, ETAys, Master, will leave FOR tie ~
above and an intermelilte lsIsiinss ERID Az
June the slh, at o'clock p ~ For freight passage apply
board
iune-Slt M IT. II HARRIs0Ns Agent
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COIIAGE BEDloiEADS, LOL4fGbo- DC.
every description for the trade and generally
Office and Warero0ms 40 Spring street, Cherry, where
viii also keep general assortment Of cheap Chairs, Bureaus
&c will keep hand and order every descrp
Mattresses, &c. Persons ordering from distance may
rely on having ther orders filed Respectfully,
W r. CORNELIUS, Agent
sHArEz, & Co, Proprietors. spr26-d
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MOnday. JUNO the lllh, Is5s.

TTVIfE sale Of that valuable Vs fronting south Market
street, sixty iet opposite Ore Military College with sub
stana story brck bushes and dwelling house, Che
v occupied Fr8i Joutc. and handsome Dc fruntnr
Ia1 the Lebanon Turup opposite The Reservoir.
postponed I'm Saturday. juno la instant. at ID ocne NJ
when E win De- sold Dr. highest bidder the Court IIous. yfr
cate. Terms ma.ie known ils tay Of SALE
II BILLIOD
A. a. UArCuEl,
Executors 90 r. Jou.e- 49,.
z. R GLlscocE, Aucti0uesr. ljunec-l&tEuis
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FOH PADUCAW.

FaFEH g taraagbt ssamer BLANCHE LEWIS 49, .
will leave fortheaboYe, and sd immediate land
ngs, THIS DAY, eth inst, at TO O'Clock. For s--
freight Or passage apply on board Or % --
iunes-it u IT. HARRISON, Agent
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Columbia, PaLaski, EJbt09 &c Aia Road.
1856 July ], Rec. Of J. B. stacy, sf0964s
295,14
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M r. CORNELIUS Agent thankful for past flvors and
w indugences would suggest that we have
more and will be manufacturing
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3. A. DARBY & CO.,

com MISSION MFR HANTS,
GENERAL PRODUCE AND AGRICULTURAL DEPOT
80. "a, COMMERCE STREET., MoNTgoMERTs ALA.
nav PARTICULAR attention purchase and sale o.
~ COUNTRY FRoDucE and all c0nsiguments entrusted 70
care Also the filling orders. Having ample Storage
we are prepared 10 receive make liberal advances
5iInmeuts.
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BRUCE's TRAVELS 10 D1sCoVER TIE SOURCE OF
Me in the years no.. ue, 10 II q, % vols fo- elii
Fine COPY.
BRxANTs NEW system, on Az AzAIEsIs OF ANCIENT
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TRUNKS and eALasESs
z AIDES extra size Sole Leather Trunks;
L 4 do extra size Travelling Trunks j LEAs
Gents due solo leather Trunks -tl y Els
DO DO DO lalisgs; 1-lzA.AaAa
DO Eossuth Trunks
10 Hog Skin do iron frame.
For slety BRADSHAW & RUTLAND
JAMS No 90, Union Street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-20

The CALIFoRSIA OVERLAND MAIL.-The
second overland mail, from San Francisco.
reached st. Louis on Sunday, bringing two
bags of letters with dates to the Goth OF
September. The mail is to be semi-weekly,
day at the st. Louis Post Office. To insure
their transmission by this route, letters
should be endorsed, "by the Overland
Mail" The price of postage on single let
tiers is three cents-by the steamers, it is ten
cents. No newspapers can be forwarded
by the overland route, but letters containing
printed slips may be sent. The last mai
brongh dates within one day as late as those
brought by the steamer at New York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-20

BATTLE WITH THE INDIANs.-The Overland
Mail from California at st. Louis, brings
letters from Fort Bilkaut, Young county, in
Texas, dated the 18th inst, which confirms
the repor, of severe engagement, which
took place on the I'd of September, % miles
west of Fort Arbuckle, between $50 United
States Cavalry, with 1l2 friendly Indi ms
and large camp of the wild Indians of the
Plains. The troops, with their allies, at
tackled the camp of Indians at sunrise, and
killed "A warriors and took over zoo wo-
men and childred prisoners, with largo
number of horses. 1t is not stated what led
to the fight.
Major Van Dorm is badly wounded, hav-
ing been shot twice, once in the arm, the
other shot not mentioned Lieut.. Van
Camp killed, and Captain Ross wounded
Three of the men killed and eight wounded.
The full particulars they had not time to
state Approximations are expressed that this
uit the urHaVIrng uIToes UI the plains.
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THE ELECTION NEWS AT WAsHINGToN.-
The occasional correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Press, says the result of the Penn
sylvania election excluded every other sub
ject of discussion on the day of its receipt.
All else was forgotten. Mr.. Buchanan has
been deceived by the brawling demagogues
who have had his ear. They have deluded
the Administration with false words. and
will it tolerate the lead of their third-rate
alderman's court practice ? It is hard to
tell what will be done. The blow has
come upon the officials here like thunder
shock. They are still paralyzed. Poor
Cobb is utterly chopfallen. The chances he
fondly entertained for the Presidency have
gone glimmering into the mist of things
that were. Toucey trembles for the investi-
cations of the next session.
1t is stated that Mr.. Buchanan feels very
much displeased at some of the Philadel-
phis office-holders. They have deceived
him. Don't be surprised if some of them
are removed. The Washington States says
By thi time the public know that Penn
syivania, that elected the Democratic Presi-
Aispattod h4 the severest rebuke visiting 1t with
enough To Chill the ambition
of any future Cabinet that attempts to
strengthen itself more by force than faith,
more by the fear of its officials than the love
of the people, more by introducing new is
sues and making prospective tests against
those who do not support them, than by
generous Democratic principles
While the result is to be deeply depored,
there is no use in attempting to smother
the facts which produced it. These unfor-
tunate causes win not be kept down. The
proscriptive tests based upon the sense Of
Lecomptonism, rise in judgment against
the Administration and when they take
such shapes as Pennsylvania centuries them
up in, they are desperately effective, and
mark political epochs of momentous i'm.
port.
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SST. CH.9RLES SILICON; NO. 6,
AyFrt street, opposite the Post Office, Evansville,
Indiana.-The citizens of Evansville and the pub
lie geaerally respectfully informed that this
magnificent saloon formerly Burks Exchange) has
been entirely retted and furnished in every depart
ment and is open for the season, where visitors
always have served up at the shortest notice and
in the most superb style all the dclicacies of the
season, game of all kinds, Fenison, Wild Duck,
Turkey, Fish, &c.
Shell Oysters received daily, by express, we'll
in cans will be served in every style 10 suit the
patrons of the st. Charles.
Billiard players will find at this saloon set of the
finest marble top Billiard Tables from the well
known aud celebrated factory of J. NJ. Brunswick
Co.
suppcrs served up at all hours. day or night.
splendid lunch will be served up, in the most
appropriate style, every morning ut 10 O'Clock.
oct5 J. G. HARRINGTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-20

FOREIGN PoTEETATEs ARE INVESTING THEIR
FUNDS IN THE UNITED STATEs.-The N. Y.
Herald says that the Queen of Spain has
agents here, who have command of two
millions of dollars, TO be invested in this
country. The same paper states that most
of the crowned heads of Europe are doing
an active business in the way of invest
ments in the United States. Louis Phil
lippe had large possessions in our Republic
and Louis Napoleon has sent from three to
five millions here to be invested by his
agents. 1t is said that the greatest oper-
atogs in this way are the petty princes of
Germany, whese investments in Amarican
securities amount, it is believed, to fifty mil
lions of dollars. s..
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Bsyr The Hon. ]. i. Clay, of Ashland,
has written a letter, expressing deep in
terest in the reelection of Mr.. Douglas. The
Hon. J. J. Crittendcn has also addressed a
letter to Judge Dickey, of Illinois, in favor
OF re-electing Douglas to the U. S. Senate,
VICE President Breckenridge and the Hon.
Arch, Dixon have both expressed similar
sentiments. In Kentucky, Douglas seems
to have the good wishes of all parties, but
those who form their opinions from the
Louiss lille journal
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-20

Bay" A few days ago slave who had
outraged white female, in Lowndes CO.,
Ala, was hung by the populace. They
first proposed to burn him alive, but after
tying him to the stake reconsidered the
matter and hung him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-10-20
--Pcnnsyivania Election.
A year ago, Gov. Packer, The candid

A year ago, Gov. Packer, the candidate
Of the Buchanan party in Pennsylvania,
was elected by majority of more than 40
900 votes. At the recent election, Judge
Read, the Opposition candidate for Supreme
Judge, was elected by majority exceeding
$4,000; exhibiting change of more than
100, 600 votes in twelve months, against
the Administration. There has never been,
In the history of political parties in this
country, revulsion so sudden and extern
sive in the popular mind, nor was there ever
rebuke so signal and notifying given to
AN Administration. The alien and sedition
laws eff John Adams did not entail upon
their author, SO severe a popular condemna-
:ion as has been visited upon the Kansas
policy of Buchanan. In 1856 the Pennsyl-
vania delegation contained Is Democrats,
all devoted partizans of Mr.. Buchanan. In
the next Congress he will probably have but
two supporters in the representation OF his
own State. His partizans and his policy
have been condemned by the friends
who partiality elevated him to the Presi-
dency. $500
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BEy- The New Orleans papers announce
the deaths of Zenas +. Blinn of the st.
Charles Hotel, and Vim. Woods of the
house of A. & ]. Dennistown & Co.
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hey The Salt LAX

Reg The Salt Lake Mail Conductor re-
ports thirteen births in Hcber G. Kimble' IS
family on the 18th of September the day
before the mail started. 49,
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Rss,. A national race course is about to
be established at Cynthiana, KY, the init
atory steps having been taken to raise $780,
600 for the purpose.