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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-24
Special Notices.

Dangerous EraGd-CaUfSOh TO Ehe
Public.-we invite the aid of all who know the in
estimAbIe value of HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS to the afflicted in every sec
ton of the country, to aid us in ferretng out aud
bringing TO in stice the countCrfeiters of the prep
aration and their aiders and abettors. Several
pernicious limitations of this popular restor
! alive have recently been brought out in Chicago
/ St. Louis, New Orleans and Mobile, aud az the
/ lives of persons placed in jeopardy by these
concoctions, feel it incumbe upon u to give
! tais warning through the press Tho national
reputation acquired by these Bitters as cure for
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and all facilitating
diseases ct the stomach and bowels, has tempted
into the field host of sharks, who hope to proht
by their celebrity. Please it, therefore. that
the article you buy has iac simile of the proprie
tors signature the label and that the words
'Dr. J. Hostetters Stomach Bitters' are blown in
the side of the bottle, and stamped the cap COW
erpg the cork. noyI8-Iwd
Wsaknsss Gsd DsbfEGFV.-.EH sohO sur
fer from weakness debility, where there is want
Of energy, should at once have recourse to JUD-
SONS MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS. They inime-
distey purify the blood and upon the handspring
of life, giving strength and vigOr to the system.-
Young persons entering into Wonanhood, with
arrangement of the functions and to mothers at
he turn of life, these Pills will be most eficacous
in correcting he tide of life that may be on the
turn. Young and elderly men suffer in . similar
manner at the same periods, When there is always
danger, they shoud therefore undergo a course OF
this purifying medicine, which ensures lasting
health.
This great Household Medicine ranks among the
leading necsssnries of life, it is well known To
the world that it complaints other remedies
cannot reach this fact is well established as
that the Sun lights the World.
Judson's Mountain Herb Pills sold 10y all
dealers 10 medicine nov 2O-d&wlm
HOHOacGU's PGfs and OfHEHrHE.-
Health and Happiness the twin-ssters which
render existence pleasant aud agreeable for the
enjoyment Of lf. de ponds, in "A great measure,
the state of the heath. None need despair who !
suffer from dyspepsia, ulmOnary affections, merry
disorders, ulcers, scrofua. piles, fi.tna /
while these fam"ns medicines offer not only an /
tidote but radical They have had tho most /
marvellous success in the worst types Of diseases /
which aflict the human race
Sold at all Druggists, at 25c., g. and 81 per box
or Iot. nOv20 lwd Z
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-11-24

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, 1860-08-29
The Tounx Men OK Italy.
tCs1resQoz24nl& Of TIA Bok3au 1za1atzapIl

FIo1K11, AuZ. T. 1sso.
Fo- more than two weeks past the weather
in Tuscany has seemed raore like that Of the
last days Of September than What usuallf &C
companies the sun's psssags through tho high
noon Of the summer solstcs. There haEe been
frequent showers, aud the sir 1t times has been
--{7e etsaH hats and lfneu-&lmo5t uceomfort-
ahly cooi. Il Is EavosabIe for a1tayiug ~ undue
excitement amon9 the Eloreuunes, whether Of
eutbus'As N for the glorious success's Of Gsrt-
baldi in Sicily, or Of admiration for the ne~
coins cfcepper and biber which hAfe Just torne
from the mint. This easily excited, essilg d.
yestcd people csn With the sans felicity occupy
themsei ives entirely for the momsat either with
tae one 0. the othez Of tro serious or trivial
extremes. a.
i l.Ies part Of 1hs young men with patriot
ism and pluck ara gone to tho war, and those
that remain behind, when the weather il 70 bxd
that .hsy cinuot htre tAeir usual daily lounge
ia sba Caseine, sit By the hnur in the Numerous
handsome cafes. aud gossip about whzteTer ut
the tina may happen to oceCpy public stten-
ton. xot uanJ Of them seem to b interested
to knox what ID going On in the vida world. II
they hear Of those great enterprises which ase
building up new nations, and giripg them =
power Which psunis&4 before lang to oTeuhad-
ow md perhaps orerwhelm the ancient world,
they are excited by no emu1oua enthusiasm. Il
il only languid desire. if any, which they feel
- h1vs thsir own fortunes linked with move
nents 80 vast Aud teyo1e WHICH arc anspi11nx
tthsr Individuals aud neighboting Slater.
10 be sure Of small ao1uat ncorne, sufficient
ia feed aad dress them and supply them with
,eEars Of indifferent quality, and Weak drinks.
i. what satlsees the a1nbl. on Of too i1rRe par:
Of the young zasa, aot Gully Of Floss7ea but Of
some other Italian cities. They ars fres from
tho cossse rice Of intempeEaucs, which u The
curss Of the English aad German rsee, aud
which il. without doubt, mora, thin compea'
sation for some positive virtues, which they
lack. They ..e ~ihou. pains, snd With no srs.t
sort 10 resist it, tho leading enterprises Of th:
country run away with or fail under tho control
Of Observation-Disclosures, Germans, Sxlss, Dc.
| Rsilroadh. are 'buils, iron aod copper mines
opeosd aad worked, &od vhriana other eourcea
Of wealth, Of which &hs country IL full, and bQl
partly da1slopsd, TUNED 70 pratt el account
by sh& sue1gJ, Intelligence And mechanical aki1
OF the adventurous men who hare not grown
I'D within the4e borders.
, 1860-08-29
73rcsa Tr;iihtttte.


TaH oA0 ,.,.s IT
Tba FRI rtmnnt maiorities in the counuss ~
Nc7,hcrn Illinois suffered eoin' o''0'" ~;
in tho election ol ISIS, lfoo e-u'
d. not e1is: At this tins. nus 'n' 04 en.
lssd.r. are tsllsng taen t's'f f@',1 '..n 49,.
that great reaction IL. A pi..: - .s
eoupti.a il taTor o. p's-s.'''' P. -. :,
po:nt To tho :a'hnE On OF n'Po0.'s-a e -
IN the election Of 1'os. ee"ps'Sa NV . ~
1886; aud 'aty p0us NV ~. - ~
apathy Of Tie aePSoheA1' AN . ~ s,,sx
tbs s;ass' a. s'''ns P'"A@ ~ It.
p'os1'Ters ga'ns ~ 'o' . ~. .o,,.
Ffissda Of the '''a 1aNo' 'ae NV n.a a- snd
to inspire your ofe'a''D q 'us -.,... II.
south w'ta hoi'9 Ana cou'as'. ~ - a..
harses1 u ofs'' 49, ~ 49, ,..,-:.,e ,.,,..,. ~
First, ese'n1 ana 1oHo ol'a's -
he'r armoz aoo 81 DDo 'n' .'e s a.a
tue couptle1 n1e a'1s@as "S.so W :.
to:diog mses"ss anu 'sN.s''e e.ha. oorr.
MI the'7 1o"te'nps' @@S '0e'-
, 1860-08-29

HAL1AAAs Ao$Gs& ~ l4eQ~
Hon. Wztians Clyata. Chairman R.pu5Es1a
Sk1tS Eta.ral COMMITTEE:
DEln Srn: 1t is probable, that with my p1ss-
ent purposes. l shall ba unable to continue in
in the Office nor hold. for any considerable
portion Of the approaching po1iticsl year, sbozld
the honor OF reelection again be conferred up
On me. Ideeu it my duty therefore to take the
ear1ieat opportunity upon reaching this conclu-
sloa, to withdray my nauae from the list oi ela-
didates, ,bat may be presented to ths Coaven-
siou of the 23th inst.
My hear. il filed with grati!uds to the peo-
pie of Massachusetts, for the ho ors they have
conferred upon me- No political service could
present to me greater attraction thsu the Office
now bold, a further contiuuancet in which from
considera ions entirely private aud persoual,
am roH compelled to decline.
Ishsil esteem it privilege to support most
heartily, the noulna1,ous that may be made BY
tbs Eanvent;un, .ud to contribute every thing
in my power 10 swell the triumph oil the ex-
celient Republican candidates for the Ples,dea-
Ct and y:ee Presidency Of tho Uai.sd S.ases.
You will p1easa piestn- to the Convention, in
su:h manner aa EBAY seeu to you most appro-
PIRATE, my resolution upon this subjset, and
belitTe M, Ii ever,
ysry respectfully, Jour obd't se1''.,
SA1HL. P. BAxKs.
, 1860-08-29

.. 3. Cox ana Inc hnen u.
We hare received letter from aon. .. =
Cox. Of Columbus oh'o' complaining tnas IN
come resent s'F'e'oses "e hi3 eoa1se Il eoa.
Esen, ne did him irJust:e' AZ w aaoe1stand
him, he objects to the lntsnation that bus tud"
den and unlocked for change Of ffoat, on ths
Euglish bill and sbandonment Of Douglas and
the ether an.i.Lecomptou Democrats. might
hare been cautsd BY "pesnnisry bl4nd,sh-
ments" or "odlcial patronage placed At his
dispo.xl" Ms. Coz 1efers NJ to The Co1ode
Report for refutation OF Ill allegations or ru'
mors imneachinz his "person.l integrity" 10
the Leeomnpton transaction, - =
" h.ve not had copy OF th. corode Re-
nort unti, since ahe reee'rt of hts letter. Wh.t
appeared ia this paper in regard to hin snd his
vats an tbs English bill, was written under the
impr, ssion made By Washington letter xriter..
Tbs Corodo ia1estie4lion shows thai 1nnanss
, 1860-08-29
:. 4 LOOK IN The RIGHT DIRECTION.


GA1E*1rRa. Arg. 2, LEGO.
We hear constant psa.irg b. the D=uglasi!es
in this vicinity about pereons deeerting the
principles Of tho Republican party and joining
the Sham Democracy. Nov, Aelsrs. Editors
hare been travelling shs most Of the time for
Tie past four months in this md adjoining coun-
tiss, .rd hare taken pains to a.eartsiu the facts
with reference to these ehsrgrs. The truth u.
| ean find .cores that hare heretofors support
ed Douglas that hare now hid adieu 10 the
u. .ittls DodRer," and boiat5 t,eclus for s Han
eat Old Abe" / 1hare not been ahle to learn Of
but one pssson that his ever been IN the least
connected NTH the Republican party that now
supports Douglas, ana when that charge WAS
announced thI Republicans I'll cried Ameai snd
l:iwith one accord rendered him vote Of than Ks
I'refer 10 VILLAIN D4.Lo6k Of this city. Mr.
! Look now B1yk he never WAS 4 Republican, Ana
IS evidence OF the -Hptt fpts this stAtement' Of
! hiE, give you li:.le Of his history. About
| one year ago be was the ownsr:of hne horse,
"a tiailion) which hs ,deaired to convert into
money. He took bis horte With him 10 Zen
tucII and t1eEo .sold it, tAtiag his pay IN {ie.
| mlle) s!ave. ~H6 the1 took his ntwtr acquired
cha.lel to Tho slavs market and 20 her Iur ths
| came home- Soon A:tsr his reluro one Of our
1:policc Magistrates resigned. End this same Sir:
! Look asked tbs Republicans to e}ect him to ~
| tbs vacancy; hut tho +' niger" st5rT W7s told
! snd proved On bin, and tbt respk ;was, he st
| hfty four, votes out .of. about;: Al1 hundred.
! Whereupon, he came 70 ths conclusion to joia
/ DopYaa l. Co. AL right, Billy, we want nesth'
n niger: r:tatehess sor nigg*r>tredess u - eus
7 TAnk1- ,:-. -. ".
, 1860-08-29

The following is copy Of letter received
yesterday from Captain Allsa Young, Of the
Fox Steamer:
T1oxsaAT1f, Faros Islands, Ans. !, E61
DrAh SIR 3 the mail probably leaves for
home to. morrow, taks the opportunity to re-
port our progress. We have had tedious
passage with contrary winds Ill tbs way, but
hope our good luck Is to come. 4nd We are Ill
happy. 1hzve almost all our coals remaining,
and aua ready to start fair from here.
Ia making these fslaads we ran las Of
soundinga from some ten miles of into the
north pola: Of Naalsoe Island, tne sandy bot
ton and shells, with depth varying from IS to
26 fathoms. Ws anchored here so-day, aud i'm
medatelJ commenced al examination Of the
locality. / ind Tho1shA1en perfectly adspted
Tor th= reception Of cshe, but IS il noula be
1iabfs 10 damage from anchors, hare selected
IN excellent lille bay called SaadyTerde. This
bay lies three-qu1rters Of Z mile 1outh OF Thor
shareu hathor, aud there cable might be
landed and BE- in perfect reposa on / sandy
bottom aud sandy beach, and perfectly land
locked We ntve also run souudings aczosa
Saalsoe ford, and tho depth Of water bottom
and strength OF stream are such as will per-
fectJ admit Of : wire being carried through
it, either by north or south, into Sandy|srde
bAJ or Thorsh1vcn- Ths T1oleas current here
sre mere bugbearz- ! have narrowly watched
both ebb and Hood, sud now ia ite strongest
spring tides / cannot detect more tbau three
knot stream in Naalsoe ford. As A'Chatock
has examined Westmansharsn, and In case that
ford might prove onfasorabe, I shall 60 to
Ha'dervig, near the norih-vest entrance 70 tho
Cord, dividing Stroncs and O,teroe, and Indeed
this appears 70 me tho best point Of departure
from tdesa iatands- ii any tase We shall thus
hxvs two strings to our bow; that IS, both
Wessm2nshzreA and HAdervig. ShaGner and
Rae cross the land to-morro1. and pick then1
up On tna other side; aud having surveyed
Halder1ig shall depart 1t once ior 1eeland.
hops you will pardon my writing ycu 10 aiorl
| and buried letter, but am completely tired
| with the days work.
| Believe mr., dear sir, yours ,e1y truly,
ALIEx ioraa.
| s. R. CroAkey, E4q7 81 King Wunan It.
, 1860-08-29
10 0AvIEsa CocxYY.-Ths Tina and RtpoA

10 DAv1tsa Couz11.-Ths Tina and Rvoh,
ofthis city. fsv days zines, gaTs glowing
account Of grind Dou9laa dsuo1stgasioa In
1o paviess county, whsrsin the number prss-
int waa statad 1t tvs thousand. Ws learn
from thu 9a1ana Adcersiser shstthA whola nurn-
her In attendanes, By actual count, in4lud1ng
Republicans, women md chIdrea, bass1s per-
doabi. th.t nunbe. d &, ,1eaisz. w.
, 1860-08-29
LIGHT sPRlNGtSG UP IN EGYPT.
[Coue.ponekoce Of The Press aui T.lbuns.1
TAxAAQA rkny Co. IL. Arxu1t d. IEta

[CQuespon1k1ce Of The Press Aui TElbure1
TAxAaoA, reng Co, H.. August u. 1tto.
1t = meeting Of 1he Tam7ro2 Republican
Club On Friday evening the e4sh inst, the Rs:
publican ladies OF Ta,naroa presented the Club
with large snd beautiful national aag, 80 feet
in length by 12feet in width, On which WAS in
scribed tbs Esmes Of our National Standard
Bearers, and the motto "Free Territory for
White Men, Miss J. bimuons was solicited
to present it, and At the presentation made
beautiful, appropriate and patriotic address,
which IVES handsomely responded to By 1. s.
Norton on behalf Of the, 1Cloo-
On Saturday the a5th irst, we had grand
mass meeting. Ear1y in the morning the Bte
seen proudly waring from nne Of The fines. Lin.
coin poles in Southern Illinois. 4 po1e straight
as an arrow, aud whose top extends one hun
drcd and City seven feet above the czr,h.
Later In the day the people came pouring in
in masses. They were &ddressed by Hon
Richard Yates, A. G. Fuller Of Boone and D. T.
Linegar Of Wayne county, who are doing good
| eerEice In this portion Of the State.
| Our peopls here are becoming Thoroughly
aroused. Democrats who have heretofore mil
| fornly voted the Democratic ticket, and who
have always sueered st the" "Aholitiouist" the
"niGger equality man" u they would term the
Republican. are now 'nquiranz into tho princi-
pies Of the Republican p4zsy. They are begin
hing to find that The assertions Of the county
! politicians and Of The Missouri R+pAtsiean are
| not Ill true. Some Of them hsve turned, others
are wayeriue. Southern Illinois viii giva 4
larger Republican vots in 1860 than could hare
been hoped for three months ago. Allow mt
to add ,hs. the rR1ss AND TB1Hrxx is doing !
good work wherever taken. F. Harris.
, 1860-08-29
Our Naval Forces In tho Gulf OF mex.
leo.

Tho somewhat sudden departure for cra
Crus Of the steam Ldgate Susquehsnpa, rhich
took place at 10 o'clock yesterday, and the or
der o! the Navy Department for The immediate
equipment Of the Porha.an, hare caused naval
people TO expect brisk times in the Gulf. The
Powhatan's destir atiou haa not officially traoa-
pired; but tbs fact that she has not been in any
way overhauled or repaired sincs her return
from ~ active cruise Of orer two years, war
rants the conclusion that she il to remain for
tho present in the Western hemisphere. We
append correct list OF the vessels now sttaeted
to th. home squadron, including the s. aud F.,
all Of which could be concentrated at any point
IN Calf.
, 1860-08-29
ALIEx- foraa.
s. R. Croakey, Esq, 81 King Wunau It.

The DouElasttxs ShuE \ Preacher Out
OF His Church tor 8Ay ing ~ Slavery
In Cf10ao against UumMnI1J.n
[Co1zes7ance.es Of The DEtroit Ts.bane.J
BuI1vu1. Auxo.tls
The Democracy Of Section Hill nei2hborhood
IN this {Bensvue) to~nlhfp, are now Engaged
IN The aomeEhas difficult t1sk Of "preserring
order. !" u Douglas, By the suppression offree
speech. Tha Hsv. T. q. Bignef, circuit preacher
Of this place, has Tor soma tuna hiled IN sp-
pointnent 1t Section Hill setoal hou1e, and
1hi1e preaching thers 4 few week. siocs upon
thc ANS Of the ags, mentioned slavery !" Il =
crime against humanity" immediately, the
Democratic CAritts4as present LETT in disguat,
AID on the 6.h inst, 1hea III. BiRnel went
thero 70 attend. as uaunl, his Ee2u1aF appoint-
ment, he found the houss closed sgain1s him,
md ! placsrd on the door notifying him in pzr.
ticular md the rest of MANKIND in general, tbat
there could -bs no unors Black Republican
preaching il that hnu1e."
This IL not the first stfatt Of The DenoeE1ey
in this township to suppress tbs freedom Of
Speech Whether Il will ns II successful hers-
altel, II II has been herstofors, ~e shall STA
what we shxu sss-
Ar. Bigrsl declares- hiz intention Of eontinu-
ing hs lsbors 1hers, md il be cannot ct inside
Of the school hsass to speak, b. Will take ths
other; aad By far tbs larger aids, tao outsids,
Aad speak the.s. -
, 1860-08-29

The Britiah forces on TIN station consist Of 81
ships, $40 officers and men, and SO guns;
bT 1900 men, The Prybie, lately detaeh.d
from Cur aee., could b. dispatched in fs"
dAya.
Ihe naEne OF tho Dag. ship for the Msdita1za-
rean, il the Susqueaaanua does not ultimately
60 1here, il = mJ a,ery juat nox.-I. s. Eso"o-
m9t.
, 1860-08-29

:. Ioosas s,as 2 sss 15s'' | 81 |1a! 7IsFa5 4; ,,a
: Politics IL 1t fever heas With NJ q this ane'
Last sverinR wo he'd the ar,t organit.3- -nasat-
ii; i.e Of Republican. ;of .thu preeiaet,' L. .aoas>
acting II Chsi.man, azd L. ulin, secEetary.
, 1860-08-29

j :s:3 4 e. :, T. ssss I ~: s' I'D ;Sss s
stitatson d t4e Unitad otaf<'.'
As to the expansion Of elavory over new
rerritories. the Bell p.pera aaose this e1tihct;
from ooe pf hia speeches: ! -;
"But humanity to tho slave q, well. notlesa
than Justice to The %phn{er, fepotnmendaf ons
pa1ic5 Of di6u.ion dhd <<t<nsaoa into eH9 @ new
-LAxteory ad 1pttd to IL condition, ana ~ EN- *.
aona ags 10 obvious t. bo misunderstood 05 Inc
dnlleat intsllects."
They publish 4ha fdnnamg ezsFees % .eex:
that Bail spi.s on Popular sor*r'lgnE:,:.-;
rA,tokhs n,1r..ple Of sS9ustter Sovereign
.x,1 -i.t 1ur[hsr to sag, that in the contest b.
t.sen Genera1 Taylor aad the Michigan (tsn:
cass. III W. eistincty brought forward ~ y
is,ae bee II. rsopa q ,6s Saa.s eenefsy
thsv. the people; Of .Tennessec7 r<pudtse<d "
;dss tLat! haadTn1, or any nhtnoet Vt inhaoi'
tarss. inf a Territory Of the Uuited States,
.bpuld hava tho power granted to ahem p Goa-
Ctesa Of regulating their domestac instto1loos
md at their discretion, 10 ds"y - ~ 49," X y
right Of ptuper'y IN slaves. We Wefo sa59es
tiep nritriples and doctrines on this Eubjec1
.nT,nyrd'in iii the southern States. Tho pfln.
e}n,r th.rl coptended tot WAS that the peop:e Of
Territory, toacn tdty eans< 70 Jerm Ms o;ats +
| Consultation, Axp Tukx OMIT, were 4uahata 70
establish tneir domestic iosti' 1t'ona. =:
| II thsrn b. any persons contemplating to
vote for jous BELL on the ground that hs il q
moderate man on the slavery question. and op'
posed ID that tira-eatiDg measure, q Fedora
tlave code, let them be undeceived- Nr. Bel
! il AZ uh,a p,orslayery as Breckenridge o.
| InhnannE
, 1860-08-29
THE CAMPAIGN,
LETTERS ER0bI THE PEOPLE.
LET THE BALL ROLL

ADAMS ARoUSED-12,ooo PEOPLE IN
COUNCIL Or TIE DOUG.
, 1860-08-29

= Or tho 1alh Of Jane, Nr. Georgs Wash-
~.ingtoa K1nball, tbs Dnitad Ststss CsnSQl Il 81;
HslenA died, agad - ysara.
, 1860-08-29

Correspondence OF tbe rress AID TEibunt.l
vlt1s4, Johrsoa Co., Ill, Auk. Il, $780,
This county Is the Dsm=crasic stronghold OF
Egypt. In 1856 Fremont reeeaFcd two rotes cut
of 1890 cast, aud The seed sowu 1t that time
~ill bring forth larss yield in the present Pre-
sidential contest. We hare It this TINA nearly
ono hundred Republicans .scattered o7er the
county, each Of them doing what be can to en-"
tighten his nelghbors.
Lust night our Democratic b1oodhounds
brought in negro m.n, and lodged him in jill
al runaway. Ho gsvs his name As William
Walker, says he WAS born in Clicago. his s1s.
ter named Louisa, married TO man named
Green, VINO resides on Jefferson atreet in Jons
city, that he waa on bis way from Cincinnati to
visit bis sister when taken.
Yours, in haste, 4. N.
, 1860-08-29

After the preliminary Arrangsmaats Tor paEns-
asa. organisation wsrs Effected. ths people
wero addressed By good speakers upon mo po.
ll.ioal issuss OF the dsy, and thu necessity Oh
organisation, II NJ hops to redeem
our baniahted dLtriota from tho rsls OF me
slAvs ougarchy. We have rssolVsd Oh asaon'
tnd are preparing toz the erection Of Lincoln
and Han'ia pale and fig next week A. M o.
pot We hsTs abeut thirty-a ars Repnshsans II
this precinct, and several old Denoess's "he
a.s HATering, nhan No hope au|hnfts]J u 'n:-
roll with The hosts for freedom.
Oar boys are very confident OF sncests' eaa
as au Index Of their confidence slip the FOL
lowing fran tho Mound City Emporium:
DOUGLAs MEN AHOYil!-
& i. se {fssd. t' 9 IT, n ia
ol.eEa .Se2 ,;19S:, t2oS - ss,;. A:o
of ats Is ~ oa ~ liz I'D ~sse
+: ;'sf Psss: ssa.:. # IL Z:
s;,s. ..ss ss = :.s md
ALSO,
10000 feet Of choice Pops Lrsoet, 21tiy .:'gsa
Tri, I'D asnsbaT D.ysiis shea he sa1,e. llae's
az. g e.i ~ Il. 1ais H T. sFEScEa
Chiffon Mi, Auka.t =. lsso.
Perhaps some Of your Chicago capitalists Of
tha Douglas persuason will accept the proposi-
ton to invest on these te.ms il
LowEn EGrP7.
, 1860-08-29

1T i Teported that Judge SpFagus Of ths
United lstatsa; plstz7et Court, Massachusetts,
bare eto{or~ one ofthe tanchesto Of ths old Wings
in th.3ieipay OF Boston, Iii deelAzadh hlA psiz
{sfspe4 for Hr, Lincoln.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02
CLEVELAND,

Mr.. CAMPBELL, (Rep., Penn )-Grand Juries
in Pennsylvania are sworn not only TO try those
matters given them in charge upon specific bills,
but they have an unlimited power to make pre-
sentatiOn and report upon such matters as
come within their knowledge, and they have
right to do 90 without apy charge,
Mr. SHERMAN-Is that the Presidents posi-
tion Shall the President of the United States
tell US where we are 10 refer anything We
refer to Select Oommjtte if we choose to
Standing Committee if we choose to single
Member if We choose, and the President has no
right 70 ssy nay Any Committee we choose
to appoint we do appoint, cOmpriFing members
Of all political parties to examine into the truth
of the matter and when that Committee re-
ports to Us, We then ourselves ascertain wheth-
the accusation is wei or III foun6ed, and not
before have said more than intended. As
the President has entered bis protest, am will
ling this House shall sceept the issue. am
willing to inquire into the power Of this House
to investigate. Therefore submit the motion
that this communication be referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary, with leave to re-
port at any time, by bill or otherwise.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02
Boar0ina.

DOARDNGHOUSE-DT. BEACH
has taken tie fac Boaniiug House, Nc 1l0 Supgli1r
ST uch has neeu newly tilted up and ie now open Tor
fhs reception of boandIs. Z /. - : lyzlz ~
DOARDING. - The House No. "a
Public Square, and by The Stona ChuFch-one 81 the
n iocafipns In ne clyhs been thorcQgAY re-
ralrs AK a new open for HOsrdore. tani lies Wishing 20
funGh ther own rooms can Oe accommodated with iaTEe
and convenient Ind b5d-fU0mE aud Single boaroos
apa Day Boarders win ind fo9d ssceq On re-
ene reneiEed. snrIR2l nEl 8. W. AuEklsI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02
6lotels.
HOTEL DUMAS

HeAlesssr Street between ti aHd 5t CIEoNEATI, oHip.
Tha old and eli established Hotel has been recently
Ieed in superior style, and Is unsurpassed By any
Hutel Of its class IN America
HE proprietor from his lon eLperignee N this city, Cal
irun and elsewhere feels confident that his advantages
ever others viii aarsnt him entire success. and as be is
t1FgflblT known 70 hil community anticipates f share
ef public patronage. ALEX EHUMATE,
sprs068 Pronristnr.
MANHATTAN HOTEL-Nos. 8, 8
Al land AiarraI street, q door from BreadWly, oP
o7iseths pax New aeI. HuE7ins Linz, ,PIOpristoIu
Elna late q kouse HostsR. u. CD ling