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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-07

FLUID AGENCY
II HAVE been appointed Agent for Lockwoods
L Fluid, and win keep constant supply on
hand watch will be sold at Factory prices, this
Fluid is warranted equal to any made.
JJWOODBhIDGE,
self S Roanoke Square.
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MRS. WINSLQW.

A EXPERIENCED N Q K & AND
N Female Physician, presents TO the atten-
ton of mothers her ss.s.s sss-
SdNnTEVNGx SVRIYD
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-07

GOING, GOING. GOING.
THOSE fine Segars at Mehegan's pronounced
i by judges to be the best Yara Segar in this
market. WIN. A. MEHEGAN,
doors above Opera House.,
Sc l6 ,.s Church street.
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90 Sold BY Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Once No. 10 Cedar street, N. York.
Price only IS cents per bottle. my 30-ly.
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DAlNTED PAILS-i5O dozen all coiors,
1 two and hoop water Buckets, for sale BY
SO 10 ROWLAND q Bros
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-05

5aWe copy thefollowing correspondence
from the Indiana Stale Sentinel. 1t will ex-
plain ITSELF We are somewhat surprised to
hear, however, that the Democrats of this
vicinity are satisfied that Stephen A. Doug
las is the only man they can elect in 1850:
To Hon. Stephen 4. Douglas The un-
designed Democrats of Vanderburgh coun-
ty, Indiana, representing the wish of the
masses of tho Democracy of this locality,
earnestly request that at your earliest con-
venience, you will visit our State, and ad-
dress the people upon the political topics of
the day:
P. Schmuch, editor, c. Tomhmelt, A. T.
Whittlesy, editor, Johannes Heinrich, G. B.
Walker, Richard Raleigh, John T. Walker.
Jas. T. Walker, John S. Gavitt, Ben. Stin-
son, James Fitzwilliam, VIM. F. Parrett,
Louis PITCHER, NJ. R. Antilles, Asa Iglehart,
Joel F. Sherwood, Thomas Bush, Chas. w.
Long, Joseph Hartlein, NJ. Muhlhausen,
Thos. D. Smyth.
EVANSVILLE, Oct. q, 1859.
j. B. RYAN, Esq-Dedr Sri enclose
you the call for Mr. Douglas, signed by 81
Democrats. l could get ninety out of
every hundred Democrats in the county to
sign It; but as the others have been pub
lished, 7 am in hurry, and send you the
enclosed. The Democrats of this county
are satisfied that Stephen A. Douglas is the
only man they can elect in 1860.
Yours, RICHARD RALEIGH.
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Personal.


MIR. Lowe has con.menced initiating
his mammoth balloon in New York. He IS
sanguine that he will be able to cross the
Atlantic with it, and for this reason a pecu-
liar interest attaches to it. A four-horse
power caloric engine is to be carried through
will depend from the balloon is one of Fran
cis's metallic life boats, ltffrty feet long,
seven feet beam, and, four feet deep. 1t is
handsomely painted, and quite elaborately
finished, wh lie in the bows is. a singular
contrivance, consisting Of s7moveable rod
with wheels and cogs, and intended to sup
port a propeifor wheel eight feet in diameter
to act on the atmosphere in raising or de-
pressing the course of the balloon.
Capt. Creighton, formerly in command
of the ship Three Bells, and whose heroic
conduct in rescuing passengers from the
wreck of the Collins steamer Arctie will
long be remembered, is now commander of
the Glasgow steam packet John Ben, ex-
pected tic arrive in about two weeks, on her
first voyage to this country. r
A Cincinnati correspondent of the Boston
Transcript says of the late Horace Mann :
Since he has been resident of Ohio, he
has managed his own pecnntary affairs with
great ability, and quite astonished his
friends by the sagacity and foresight dis
played in some of his investments. During
his residence in the West he largely in
creased his property, and his estate, at a
recent valuation, was regarded as worth
$4,000. .......ss
Hon. T. A. Hendricks candidate for the
nomination by the Democracy as their can
didate for Governor, was at Petersburgh on
Monday last. He addressed respectable
audience at that place, SO the Reporter in
forms US.
1t is stated that Mrs. Ellen Key Blunt
daughter of the late Francis S. Key, author
OF the @ Star Spangled Banner" will soon
give series of readings and recitations in
Boston.
Mrs. Sarah T Bolton has become regu-
lar contributor to the new English publica-
ton, "Once Week"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-05

B2r DR.. James H. Stewart, of Delphi,
who has been Clerk of the Courts in Car
roll county for twenty years, has just re-
tired from that position. DR.. Stewart is
Democrat, and is succeeded by a Republican
named Simpson. DR.. Stewart is gentle
man OF popular manners, and is making an
active race for the Democratic nomination
to the Clerkship to the Supreme Court
His principal competitor is Cornelius o. Bri-
en-, of Dearborn Countryside an expe-
rienced Clerk of county Courts.
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B9| The Enquirer of Thursday devotes
almost one of its three columns of reading
matter to this paper, evidently proving, to
its own satisfaction, that we are not reliably
Democratic, after the Douglas manner. If
the favors received under the frank of the
Judge are any indication of the opinions of
that gentleman, we stand higher in his es-
TEEN than even the Enquirer
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-05

esa. A man named Conklin was arrested
in Wabash county. recently, for grand lar
ceny, but discharged. His offence was steal
ing the wife, children, and household goods
of a Mr.. Noble, of Illinois. The grandest
kind of a larceny, we should say. The re-
turn of the stolen children to their father is
described as being singularly affecting.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-05
Religious Notice.

Elder J. r Lucas, of Greensburgl, will preach
at the Locust street NJ. E. Church, Friday
evening, and at Marble Hall on Saturday evening
and Sunday morning and evening Preaching will
commence at 1917 o'clock A. NJ. on Sunday, and
at P. NJ. each evening The public are invited
TO attend !. IL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-05

The produce of the vineyards on the
Ohio river, this year, between Rural and
Maysville, is l54, $50 gallons. 10
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VIRGINIA JURrEs. The following is given
as the mode of empanneling a jury in
Virginia: gqqgg
The venire consists of "a men, selected
by the Court as impartial jurors, having no
bias or prejudice against the accused. The
list is then handed to the counsel for defense,
who have the privilege of erasing eight of
the names. The jury to try the case is then
selected by lot from the remaining sixteen
names At the selection of the venire by
the Court the defense have the privilege of
cross-examining jurors as TO their bias or
prejudice, but there is no other privilege of
challenge than the erasure of eight Of the
names .-HE|tfE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-05
Home Insurance Comply,
OF NEW YORK. 30

s. OF NEW YORK. frt
OGies Nos. II2 81 ia, BrOadsoay.
C4PITAL STOCK. (AH paid tnl s1,ooO,oOO
SURPL Us 100000
The HOME INSURANCE COMPANY continues
to insure against loss or damage by FIRE, and the
damages Of INLAND NAVIGATION AND
TRANSPORTATION, on terms as favorable as the
nature of the risks and the real security of the in
sured and of the Company viii warrant.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED PROMPTLY PAID.
Abstract of the twelfth semi annual statement Of
the condition of the HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
of the city of New York, on the 30th day of June,
1859 1858 rel
.,r. t5.. .sa- ASSETS. s=.
Cash. balance in Bank, 81, 992 &c
Bonds and Mortgages being first lien
Real Estate, worth at least 81,
$50, 490) s23. sO2 O3
Loans on Stocks, payable on demand
(market value of securities, $301,-
9e2 229,476 90
Bank Stock, market value, )........... "a, $50 90
Unified States Treasury Notes market
.. value -. -. 75.349 81
value ............. ............ 1926 90
Missouri State Bonds, (Market value) 1890 90
Tennessee State Bonds market value) 1922 80
Real Estate, No Wall street....-.-.... 67,4I2 70
Interest due on LIST July, 1859, (of which
$2l,lS2 90 has since been received) 1912 g.
Balance in hands of Agents and in
course of transmission from Agents
Both June, (of which, SS,7l6 81
has since been received) ,............. 1921 AZ
Bills Receivable, (for premiums ON in
land risks) -. -. 13,4o7 9s
Premiums due and unsolicited pol
icies issued at 1851 10
aa. a. Total. ,457, 1923 II
...a - LIABILITIES
Claims for losses outstanding
on tlIs s0th june 1859, es-
unlated at-------... ..-.------..S2O,l 10 26
Due Stockholders on account
Of Tenth divided ............... 40 90 .taI
l-- S2O,5Tg &c
New York, 10Th July, 1859
CHAS. J. MARTIN, Pres't,
A. f. WILLMARFH Vice Pres
J. MILTON Smith. Secretary, .f-
JOHN McGHEE, Asst. Secretary. -
q BB- BUSINESS ATTENDED To WITH DIES
PATCH AND FIDELITY. -5a
oct2S A. C. HALLOCK, Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

FANCY FURS -1
THIRST .9RRET.lL OF THE SEA
N SOMA splendid assortment, comprising
all the styles out for the ensuing winter. Call
and see VAUTIER & MARCONNIER.
INyHE sTE.f.HER KATE s.4RCEfET,
AL MCLEAN, Master, THos. .>z~
bUsoUCHET, Clerk, will k-%S1trsvAzh-
regular Evansville and Cairo eeeessse<Ssss3asssss-
packet during the lew water season. For freight
passage apply on board. nova
HHRE SR B.9LTK.TORE OYSTERS
An for sale "a 81 % per ; CSC per half
nova COOKS PIONEER GROCERY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
p Fendrich M Brothers.

Would respectfully inform the citizrns of Evans
vile and vicinity, that they have larger stock Of
Tobacco, Segdrs, Snuff Pipes, and German
a. Smoking Tobacco,
Than any two establishments Of our principal
cities. III @
Hotels and store-keeperB, look to your interests
Before purchasing elsewhere, please examine
LARGE assortment which pledge ourselves to sell
at the lowest Baltimore prices, and cheaper than
can be bought in Cincinnati or Louisville; All We
ask is that yon shall call and iudge for yourselves
We offer any OF the above at wholesale or retail
Our establishment Is IA branch of the .wet1 know n
extensive Baltimore Toi,accn Warehouse of Jos.
FcadriCh d Bros, No. Ii55 Forest street
f. fEEDRICH BROS,
Main st., L door above First,
oct24 g1f Evansville. Ind.
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Total amount of liabilities.
n,

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, |
HARTFORD County, IS
~ -iA t1AI z-i a JANUARY 7TH, 1859.
Personally appeared T. C, ALLYN, Secretary Of
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made
oath that the foregoing statement,by him subscribe
ed is true, fnll and correct statement of the af-
fairs OF said Company, and exhibits, so far can
be rtained this date, its actual ditsn
the LIST day Of January, 1859 Before me,
$50 It GOODWIN COLLIER, F-E
s- .ttet.g ft. Justice of the Peace. d
Applications for Insurance and all information
desired, will be given by the undersigned.
sa ALLEN c. HALLOCK, Agent,
Marble Hall building No. Main street, Evans
vile, Ind r. -.. oct29
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THE SOUTHERN MA1I.EThe following

IHE OOUIHLEN -HAIL-- IUIIO =
complaint of the Louisville Journal is equal
ly applicable here: a
The Southern mail is again m "a depiora-
BILE condition The mail failed entirely on
Saturday and Monday night, aud OF, Sunday
none comes, On, Tuesday might we reeeiv-
ed the New iOrleanss sBtbleti1l. but hbne OF
the other papers from that city, and none
from Memphis, Vicksburg or Natchez. Easr
night we received two New Orleans Bale
tins, of. Friday and Saturday and three Bees
of Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, and
three Vicksburg, Natchez and Memphis
mails. The Ptcayasaes, Dettas, and Cfescents
of Wednesday,, Thursday, Friday and SAT
urday, are, doubtless lying in the Cairo post
office, and will be forwarded as soon as it
suits the convenience of the postmaster there
to forward them
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-05

-a't.t Ai LIABILITIES. %
9th No liabilities TO Banks, others, due not
due.
9th. No losses adjusted and due
It'll. Losses either unadjusted ( so o1ooo t.
Sth. or adjusted and not due, l'''oi .-
9th. Losses in suspense, waiting
further proof, included in r
last answer above.
10th. All other claims against
.. the Company. .................... 1895 81
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I"'Ws uWI1f tIWIy,
MARTIN ROBBIl

Residence on Eighth street, between Mound and
John No, :s2li or at the place of business, with
Brown & Viiette, No. East Fourth street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Also, Hats and caps
No. 3 WATER STREET, BET. MAIN Asp SYcAMOKI
sep12 EvHNsVILbF.-fNp
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The Great Medical Discovery
scoUiL's sARsAPARIILA AND sTILLIxsIA, o.
BLOOD & LIVER SYRUP

..-s..s 't. FOR THE CURE or Ai-. ~
ScrcfuJOtts, ,S4philitic, and Mercursat Dls-
i cases. cod Sores, Skfn Diseases, and oIE
other diseases aosicA are caused BIZ AL III
pure state of the BLOOD. FcYruef
? p p % p >
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@tp. Muiefdt baben mid iebr sebaBt, uid,t
wabr ? fra9tr er leiIe uno raid Sb, leu9nen
Ste e5 ni6t, NajeItGt, man bat Jbnens Elm lebr
l1le9te8 Sllo BON MIR entwrrfen .I W
2uDcpca lab lbn nit einem Dolleu Bid Der
8ewunOerun9 an. SD unb 9eitebep, SIre,
la9te iie, oaB tein8 Der 8iloer, Die i'd pcn gw.
Gfaleltdt Qeieben, Sbaen 9leidt I'd s.1. IT.
Oa8 CLAUDE id wcbl rief Jtapclecn beftIJ,
man bat mid ie1mer 5u ldw1r5 9emalt, uno
oleS punfle G0lcrit merben ale 8iloer 9ebabt
baben, Die man Gw. Woieltdt BON mir r5eiate.
Aber ppr Sbnen, Wabame, mSdte lth rer
Vlohr germ rein maiden, uup id pinihte, paB
Sle mein Bib IN eiuigen liGteren 6arben le-
ben mGAteu. .4 ..~.......... TX '.e q.
Sire, ldAelte Die 9ailerin, babeu mir uidt
10 eben erlt 9eIeben, cap Sbr. Silp nod zen
@lan3 ee8 Sounsn8ctteS Ibeyltrablt - sr, a
AN, oaS Itno albetne Ebeaterbetilen, rief
gtapoleCn, re8 1T weni9 Gbre pabei, BEN pqpiers
nen Sonnen9ott aberleBea 81 ietn, Wenn Der
gampenpueer ietuer Sl8etrdntten 9errlldfett gu
nabe fonlrlt, Scbt er in 9iou1 auf, iA bente
aber, DaB nlen Bib uuo meme Berpu i'm Seu>
er lteben fam, pbne perni9tet 3u ,peroeu Sour
cas- 6euer pe8 3orne5 aus Siren Nu8an, W1a.
Dame, fOnnte MIDI pernid,ten, uno idy bite peS1
balb, paB sic @rbarnien nit mir babett. 9al-
lsn gle unS pffen iein, idl bite ! 2BeSbalb bale
len 9 mid '''--' +s- rs t4SG 81
Gt fab Die Sailerin nit einent is nlitbeu 8lif
einem 10 ianften 2ideln an. poB bieIe Iib bae
BON taIt psrwltrt unp belAdnt fibIte unD raB
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2lntliB ilberbauAte. g %. s51is1t29 1so n,
gtein, la8te lie leiie, wer fl8t 99utn .psnll,
oaB l9 sic halie? llup pte lpdrs e8 mSJli9,
ben Wtann 5u baren, ppr penn gang @ur0pa li9
III @briurdt unp Belpnnpernns ileist? A
SD babe europa ben SUP auI ben Naden
9eeet, i9 babe ba8 mlpe 9fcB 9e6Gnpigt, uno
es bat mid, alS ieinen 6errn aiertennen upo
mir gebprdaen mGiIen, laate 3Sap Teen fc5
Nber ilt ocnn paS Elm @iuup, paB sic MID
hlllen uulleu? WSaen Iue 0ce mir i'm Stanbe
le9en, unp lie Icuen eS 'ucb,, = aber Oelter
reid lpll autredt neben mir itsben, penn Sc
fterseihs Safer 1T nein 5dwie, ,erpater, uuo
wenu ib AUDI niht gu la9en mage, IbaB Se1ter
reip5 ia0ns iun9e &ailetla nlsiae Sdwle1er
mutter lit, 10 barf td COD i1Sen, baB lie pie
Wtutter meiner @emablin lit uno eas i'd ibr
meme gan3e Gemun>, rung uao @brturdt 5clIe.
Selterfet9 bat uihtS son mIf 5u fiirdt9H, 10
batb eS in treuer 6reunplAalt NIT mlt perbuu
bon bleibt, e8 miro meine Irluupb, metiie ST;
cberIlnBen unO Stege tDetler, unp penn enbl6
gang @nrcpa oarnieoerlte9t, peroen Die Safer
pon 6ranfreid unp Oelterreid dufre6t neben
elnanoer ltepen, unp (ie merpea ple lBelt nnter
lta tbellen. ss4t 1s5 6HE NJ
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Or. So0fee

beban0eItua Gnfbetten.
-UDr- Baatse Wtrb bepubere Iufmerfnmtet duf
foIQenbe uebe pertpen5en 9Hffn GrfSItnngen NuSeb.
runa Srdune, SnHusns, ARbmd, 9urGhrsnentnhun8 unb
aabere 2uftrEhre- nnb SunBenube Set6tals Brb er NIT
aon teiDnbern Tletbe ale 5autbel bbanoeln ais 5uft
ptb Gcrgpben, Rbeumatismus, Btsteer pte drNnlGen)
Neurala G6ld9Fu6 GpllsSFe GsSpepFe (5GmprrbptbenJ
aplhene 4ber unt aue &rn a9enbe Geberbedwrben unb
RrduIbten ebGrme; beseIeien Gae rpnti6en Rrdnt
been ser Ge5arnte beseleber 1Ge *UntiHen Srentben
bes Detbi6en SeGe6tes uub Der &tnber.
r. 9 afee bat 1000 Seu9nth tstneS bplFdnbtGen &rs
fpIees BET Sr Rpr &rebsee0Tren, den qDnnben uno
SeiGwitfen s ieFn, GsnS6pt, Srppfen, @edHnfen unb
geuleu oer Mrt uno Dbne 9nrenbnn6 te$ WTers. Dtse
harSlt werben 1oneeru bic ranttn Ien d inter per.
fSnlide GufF&t tes DpftprS fsa2n, '4s
Or 9 tee sat en SIubIrt entbedt, Eel9eS BEN
f6fparaeu Star" cpIfGmnfen GbfOr5irt nnb pbne Mt-
renSGng Ses Mefess Die Se9ra bts aa8es risbr berfet
aud eGrir tt Gae 2etben BET --f .l.-.rs-.. .Hr B..
2(ngen ltn6 Sbreuy
obns Mnwenbuns tes Neers Dter dSei Hnb bait aetS
ne SCrtrfbe MuSbdbl pom wunbsrpouen iGniten Nu8en
Fir fs6es 9eidled unb 4lter unb etnaefest In Mtnute
Dr 8aa afee TT elmer ber eebdtefsn unb bernbmtefen
fest isbenben Nrits unb @btvuteen no fen u fat tn eber
Gtatt Der gBett dnertannt. ss.-I.
Mae an Or. 0Adee abreffrtea 0refe aus tr8sne etne
Srte we9en 10 Gis betaefAIcRen tnb unb brsp nbaIt
rnetn ber raenb clue RrGnfhet betrtt fnpen prp mpte
prtuua du erpea rpnif6e uebel brtFtlt6 beban-
heI NIT guSndbme btrer wbe feline perfbnitGe 8ednfptu.
bunB ferbern = ,,x.e on - -,
llbr NbeubS. Dr4 8datee,
gO. "a 2fynatSnhr., sptf&en Gbares" y. 9tbsrtpRr.
Z HnItI5,tI sE Baltimore, Wb
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ss 2GTNAgs
she sanyE HAL FIMORE WEKCaR isEpabtso
Very morning (ckcept Sunday and id dslfvsFsa
Carriers to City Subscribers at Cts. per week.
The WICKER is also delivered in the Cities
'asnington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Pricefor Mail Subscribers of the daily WECa 81
s3. 80 in advance, 1rm
So The weekly BALTIMORE WEOKERis pa5Its.
he'd every Friday at 81 per annum and 81 per
months in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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., ass sestt4s saIstmpFs sSsase" s.iatlas
Isaet 9tnts per &ecdSe, an bte Gr1ses sablbsF.
Der ,,lotder" nitro ebenfaaS Ia gDaf6instOn unA
l11seiin9 ta8(tA burG Eedaer ,6en AtVnneaer
'1s 9auS Seipt8t ..s
Ourto bic D3f S1rlsasst fOfet ber t&glt1e ,2DeGer
$500 per Sabr. tn nn5 ebtnater 8p prdusbs e
j Gng.
- 0d5 d Aenetast bes Baltimore QBedes
rtaen ieOsa yrestaa mp FCfet fGbrtt& So IN unsea
7ta8tar SUrdasoeIablAu8.
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9seue unb bi(lige
& @ % ct e 1t

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Ser unterset6nee bait fss 6as srSste Eager ppn 10
Eapeten H -s-f55ssA6ffs
pSn bn aensasu sel&madSpaten 0afrir edben parIOrs
speesttr, 9Brtbsuben. 6dls n; ebenfe etne 5euer
uub RoAr. ienbea, @infastanb S4nur unp 9uefen an
Sanb tulte su ben bGt8aen 81 sen rertdu Sas pee
un6 bie pftSlie tau nnfsbsn tbs te anberswU auEem
1G2s militia nj .. GO 5rtffttGi s'
q. @r 13 9a9Rr., sesena6er Der Gbrtftirbe.
&pstaars seatrdsen msrbea af 8siune anseferst unb
Snpeen sen be bGhu @rbeitern aneu nab gut aufemat
27UlGra6M
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Goetz & Samstag,

Smporteure un6 Siubler in sm s. -
Sranbies unD Weinen unb Gioorren,
30. WlUtb- @dpRrG6e BdItfmpre Wb,,
e0n0en G fte MufmetfGmfett Yub1frms auf brn an
optem 9lase neueneerteten 0aben IenteH no e tets etn
Eager rrr5u6I6er tmporttr QDe Inc, GIter Bran
pte1 0tn mn6 8uter @t8arreu an 5anb tabem unb
~ btufGen pretfen Dcrtaufen.
&C. Mmfr&9e wtrhsn fets prompt befrrat. WQatl2H
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-07-21
The Cause Of the War in Italy.

There is very remarkable story going
the rounds of the press, as to the cause oI
Louis Napoleon's interference in the Ital-
ian war. There is secret society in Italy
and has been for years, called the Carbon
ari, who are sworn to sacrifice even life il
necessary for the achievement of Italian
independence. 1t is said that during Louis
Napoleon's exile and residence in italy, he
became q member of this society, and that
after his accession to power in France he
violated the oaths and obligations it impo-
ses by intervention in the Italian revolution.
1t is claimed that the numerous Italion con-
spiracies to assnssinate the Emperor were
formed by the Carbonari in pursuance to
their oath, to take his life for violating
these obligations.
Orsini who was executed for an attempt
of this kind, was member of the Carbon
ari, and it is said, that before his execution,
he had an interview with the Emperor, in
which he renewed his obi CATION to the 80.
ciety, and that the fact being communicated
by Orsini to the Carbonari, no further at
tempts have been made by them against his
life. 1t is claimed that it is to redeem his
pledges to this society, and to protect his
person from assassination, that he has es.
poused the cause Of Sardinia.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-07-21
LauISh1b bic,

About nine or ten months in the year
the Republicans will assert most positively
that the Democratic party is pro-slavery,
and then for couple Of months, in certain
localities, with equal positiveness, they
will assert that the candidates of the Dem.
ocratic party are Aboitonistd. 1t is very
singular, indeed, that if the Democratic
party is 80 intensely pro.slavery as they are
in the habit Of representing it that its can.
didates should be Abolitionists. They
should agree on some lie and stick to it, in
stead of exhibiting such a lamentable dis.
crepancy in their allegations. No one, that
we are aware Of, has ever imputed to the
Republican party national aims. 1t has
always been accorded credit for sectional.
ism, and it is not very probably that any
party will soon attempt to wrest from it any
laurels that may be acquired in such advo.
cacy.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-07-21
How they Fooled Greeley.

Nobody who knows Greeley will doubt
his integrity, but probably there is no man
who can more easily be imposed upon than
he ; for his credulity knows no bounds
Common sense would tell any man that a
mere visit of a day to the gold mines of go
noted character as Greeley, should furnish
but little evidence as to the richness of the
mines.
The Tuscarawas Advocate shows how the
miners deceived Greeley. The Advocate
says it has letter from Mr.. C. F. Espich,
of New Philadelphia, who is now at the
gold diggings. 1t was written from Greg.
ory's DiggiDgs, and soys that he arrived
there the 7th OF June, that thousands are
rowing with shovels over the Mountains, but
seeking for gold in vain. Greeley's circular
raised the spirit of gold seeking emigrants,
but their spirits fall when they arrive and
find themselves humbugged.
Mr.. Espich saw Greeley when there, and
has read his statement, and says Gin regard
to the richness OF the mines, the old gen.
tleman was awfully humbugged. Mr.. E.
says he has listened to the miners boast how
they came it over Greeley by "sGltino their
sluice bOres and dirt, by slipping in qold
dust."- Cleveland Herald.