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LEyE4P0OLAG9 LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,OOO,OOO!
-

ANNUAL INCOME, S2,25O,OOOI
INVESTED IN TIE UNITED STATES, OVER tsOOOO0l
Al Dirsct0r8 Personally Responsible f0T TIE EgdgeHeH Of
he Company
VE respectfully ask attention to the security OF the Liverpool
w aad London Insurance COmpaUy It's policy holders In
large cash capital and inv ,-sen,s as stated above.
The large capital and Income Of the Company enable 10 take
nsi convenient 10 parties requiring large ofnsur8nce
In addition 10 the ordinary mode Of Insurance. III Company
sues sPkRNANkNIPOLltIESon on the Val Of TEN AAAU
Al PREMIUMS Property % tHtuceiorh, PERNiNENTLf
INSURED The Policy be cancelled at any time and the pre-
MUM will be returned less per cent.
This Company will make Insurance by loss Of Rents by Fire.
and most liberal principle
Under the Policies Of this Company all claims paid
senaton Of satisfactory proof loss witC, dtgeH dec
HOt Jr interest; and not Usua after presenta
uon Of proof WORKMAN 4 WYATT, Agents,
mhi4 100 Main street. few doors above pOstofee.
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7 ocKsurrHING, RElL HANGING, SILVER

- PLATING, t.THe subscriber has ct returned from The
northern css where le mas laid n large supply % materials Of
he bst quality. used 1 L1cssultlEr Ben Haogur SiyePat
rg st- a,d invites pubic ti.1Yn W I 2 ~ s o-l ~ na' EN-
- e trI rf lock t1 hang Ben, a te best manner and 20
- silver prr in style not 90 Dee surpassed by any establish
merit .r ts .-g.-v AT Dis WORK Is warranted or no sale
Af.rau eyHereue- e many year, IN is city, ana an ac-
' tt t. can give ssus'eegD. .s 20 workmanship ani
.. .a rs-.orc sg-,s orders from t.sl aa ,--,- which
pr, @ s-J. ls,. lo.,s made OPP repaired Bells hung In
any style s. Plating -Nar-e in superior manner are in-
4f m H7 e,,alIshmllt Cu ue !a,h street. three doors
7ah of Main where ,ny s be attended at'ae shortest no
'lS ~ distance SEN, through tie Post Oa,s Via be I'M
, ae and Bell hanging done in any part 1i ;he country,
st e.y . g..sss wu W svFAD.
sly.r Platter Locksm,h and Bell Hanger
o,rs-5,1 l0th Street Richmond Va
IIOuE MADE SHOES have constantly on hand Of
i uy own manufacture, che ts.--TirE kinds -
Boots and Shoes
For Ladies:
Cater Boots. EI.t aud without heels
Morgs.a lag H'.-'' '," "
For Gentlemen;
So. p.st., SIM Gle ,ui double soiss
For Misses ana children ,,.
Goat ana M1-oeeo Boots, With and without heels
For Boy:
For servant Women:
For servant Ven;
lam prepared 20 make to order at short notice. any OF The above
80 Main Street
o-1 doors above r PRICE a 60.
NOR RENT-N, dss,.,as s-f conmodous Dwell 81
Il 90 o. uur Fou Church tin beautifully located ana 1JA
te unsurpassed Tie grouud, embrace the e"uTe se
from Grace fo Franklin sd to 2ih streets 10 vi re
thoroughly rrrgr the grounds put in order Tor Sou yen
,uf TIE Charers floor OLD cloths aai gas tN,ng WI S' , w
90 o remain l- 'he use of the tenant Apply to 'ANLs" TAI
-' l'i1Nala EIzA j. yAN-LEw
FOR RENT.
1 Mr. g. H p4yac a5IaIuiur Mr. f. s.. Daniel Jt, has "a
ss roous. vafe 1. etc., J4't EsP1&Tei re- ana
be-, or wNt WATSON, fsg
NOR uFNT.-R.tliai- room ,lr ti Packet Once we a
II r-r. .la1ccrf he bck warehouse. AZ The head Ia
t. Basin corner of Ca-ll ana The situation
desirable one r feti and rroe,l, ini Tor storage
Js.S TDNoND, DAVENPORT 90.
C,REAT CURIOSITY.-rl-tl-u seut free. Agents
~ ~aut.l li.i-t.m SHAW a CLARK, Bedford Ne
WANTED Wanted Tor che ensuing year, good female
d-ls JNO. \. GORDON SON
DOOM FOR RENT room on sssoai Fioos over our
a5i5 PERKINS a Co. lil Eagle square
WANTED.-wev'sh Co purchase good cook, washer aud
w ir1urr t remain lu te city. For one ot Eoee ehlIcte
LIBERAL price VIII bs paid sea FlsiER "iNsION
NOR RENT-o-s Tenement on north side Bank, ad-
II jl1ug ur Office of Mcsrs Gooch fchols Apply -
oc5-lts WARWICK BARKSDALE
WANTED good haais, to work welted Boots
10 good Brosae hands.
Good workmea win r., steady work the best by cali
inK lseXIl X WHifES q Main -
COOK WANTED Wish 10 purchase or hire, frst
~ rae Ga. without ineazbrAneetO remain 10 Ne city
tasa KENT PAINE = 90.
E'oR RENT.-A ssssee s-rs R9oa p 5sAr Of MTssLs
o. wM WALLACE SONS
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500. Non READY FOR TIE FALL TRADE. ISs,
GEORGE STA-RRETT

iBELNlNS ROW, GOVERNOR sTJ
NfFEHs n his customers urriysls.i hv
~ that Of any preceding year. facilities 70, doirg IN
work in a1d upon DWELLING stores factories .Burehcs a. H
cannot b. exceled Repairing pieces fo stoves sold 9
years past for sale.
Bar1i)V spiral Furnace, llf bick; 8 sizes
Richmond Portable Furnace; 3 sizes
Hedeaburgs Patent Heater, sizes
FrelHaes or Chimney h Beater (forretv l,,zn . = ~.
Brilliant GasBurner IA fuel ssyrrl; slSes & 1''
Factory CoalBurnsr (ganAnte3 "a s,anJ e-s, ..,.
American Cooking Range sor brick. 2 Siy.e " '
American Cooking R2age, rotary tor si4e,
Bay state Coesizg kange (Psrtsb!et. siaes
Helpmfe' Cooking SOYr--a new artc. mad H. - -
uaus sh ho ater Reservoir Tn-oaser boiler hole, and
large Oyen-'simplr, strong AID complete - '' 1
In addition 10 the above some Gft yarlstI-s q H. .,
the varied wants ot the people ~ "
Country dealers uuyiue here, Stoves Tin Wre p,. pt
&c. at y. g,hr4a prices save freight 80 -i-' ''F'f
hiY FdeTs VIII receive Immediate attention Those caming
can be " ! done ~
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REALLY GOOD SHOES.

NEW STOCK
NNrF se-rnr flr. ..s cav tg Steamer an
" .H.rsaral af N.ass.s a.s.E P0u. u-ogias, res-,d
4 N.-' af.. l...I tH aeI l.l---ut
a .r superior r aay l Er...1f Ala large stock 10
- rrtl Army Lr.rus W'H.. .aar s.das Farmers
\ teH f-.r .H.F .lsf ta mouths s..lt auy mellur
-. BOYS. ar. Women. Shoe. .I tHr best ullu g..
Nr a.,e a a sl .' fs, n.,t s.. Hal. give us caL
Hltr FIrNET a WATTS
stA q. Hrsr. DAz'L A.
HUNT a tsROTUER.
GENERA COMMISSION MEECHA ANTS
CoasIs N..a.sI, A,l C,sr srsrsrs.
RICHMOND, "a,
INOR tts ar ~ nA1c Crrz WuEar FI1rn anI Pa1uucl
of sl1ta. also tts purchase m Mrrthandsr
Al ACEs ASB EuHHOGuERIEN.-
~ II ste i...e sleeves ana t.IaIs
R.h ste u.lfut Ease sire. ls sua tlI.lrs
lr. 80 Masf1 .rrbd Sleeves sr4C Caiau
M0snr all Lace ClLau
il-e rur sleeves
la.lrt-' rlh'i ura-a-a
El.hl Linen fnkrt all Sleeves
t9ssE Lace Fr.s sllia extra r..h
srt ceutrs.r tt, of rcI t-eas -fs, PsnInH Nten
~ Apal-- l-ts- 41.s ant a W r aslnat'e goods, AZ
trtlI '-l1ecd pde-f CHEl-IlaN LAfHEuF,
WNun strett
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IVO nhFA MMkMN on ,IKGINI -.
pLONs FoR FALLoMING.-D

- u GELlIHA@I0ks ~ @ AND HARR0Hs FOR k=SS%SsS.,
PCTTINRIN WHEAT.-Beieyinr that Tb,v- NS.--N
In my NlM PLOW the best Plow In use IREsxzfs Sss=.
make hs'oaer 70 the Farmers and Planters viii fpiL -
with en andhthey lo better than -
have ' can return them 70 after trying tA free OF
~ Frash supply Of Turnp Seed just received ~ 80
T. H. STARKF 60 q Main s.
yt2 doors above :! Charlen Hotel
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$1,000 HEE:N t5sD

$1,000 REH ARD!
NJ AM persons incu ling conductors Of prb.
I'VE Nc presses, have shown tl .r ignorance ,..
less than their ZEAL u charging I.e h.tl -rs fNrN-fn
with min ny poison with their iqIor. t-il=if-iiib
Io on, acga'l i"i ".'a i.c process Of making -iI
whisky mis- IS simply ridiculous; bat to ih- l gess'sR,
" she4J It's r-rrli.ou ron'cys DE impression ,l h I
foundation in truth ''' D. ''a '.-..
NlssF - mad, from grain which ;. first err.r5 , MI 3D..
ei with ." water made 90 pass through f- t8s.,
u'n by e introduction Of yeast precisely o. -t f,,
70 .' "H ""'h process develop. iae Jl,oLoIaud Inn M
hoFYoh, mineral or yer-4A't used IN ts rarf..t a.
o.'t persons t' -y ,Hycsf or criminal enough Or
swtr selves '' ''1i'- '' '"'
The above reward will be paid 90 any one Who vii p-o
testimony ~ competent and respectable chemist mar ~
msI untrue so iar as liquor manuf sred by us b, cor
WIN me understanding that tie uor subjected o.
procure" elthtr Rom store house from any ~ ,r
p,ca6l" cusi'mrs alJ that he character Of the chemist E
tor skil ls houesiy. 'f','''' '.'.'
Z
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TENlE UNDERSIGNED CONrINyF To MANrF,cTT-pr Uf,s
4 Ky ui all The yArlou. gadr, good uI. l,fi,sL, .
he very be-, article from Rye our rTattrd re-
admitted BY all Who have Tried O. unsurpassed u,'
made large additions 20 our works, chaIlerg. c.,
quality With any Whisky nade IN t State or sny o,b,r '
= STFARNS = 60
18th street hetEt+u Main and C.,y
"'N clu0rl NI,girI.
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, ,ruRrRS OF THE LEGIsLArURK are luv

W ted to call az the Ola established
CLOTHING HOUSE,
supply themselves eilh articles 'h.v may er' W ~
an s5 and wen made Clothing or Furnishing Goods Keeping "
an u. fe largest stock and fashionable style Ia ty
and having Recently maie large additions o. our siocS WIN
--a-+ KEEN BALDWIN j. WILLIAMS,
|
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-16
VARIETIES.

The whole of France-a nation of thirty
six millions of inhabitants-only appropri-
ates as much money to common schools as
does the city of New York alone-some-
thing like six millions of francs.
ROWING is recommended by the Phladel-
phia EUeraing Bulletin as a good exercise for
ladies who wish to develop the bust. Why
not have called it robust exercise at once :?
THERE were one hundred incendiary fires
in New Orleans during the first thirty-fve
days of 1860.
ACCOUNTS from the West Indies state that
Carlo Rudio, an accomplice of Orsini in the
attempt to assassinate Louis Napoleon, has
escaped from Cayenne, in company with a
number of Frenchmen, in an open boat.
Rudio landed at Barbice.
IT is suggested by Lieut.. Morrison, r. N,
that the discovery of so many planets which
have not heretofore been detected, is in sup
port of the theory held by some astrono-
mers that these bodies are thrown off by
the sun.
THE Ohio Life and Trust Company Build
ing at Cincinnati, has been sold to the Lon
don Fire and Life Insurance Company for
$l25,OOO. :.
THERE are 80 churches in Philadelphia,
of which 10 are for colored people. The
Episcopalians have the largest number, 81 ;
the Methodists next, Al there is no ortho-
dox Congregational church, and but 1 uni
tartan. The various kinds of Presbyterians
have 81.
THE subject of everlasting children in
schools has been considerably discussed in
| Salem, Mass. AS a consequence, the COM
mittee of the classical and high schools
have reduced the number of daily recita-
tions from four to three. Thus far, the
change has worked benefcially to the
| schools.
THE population of Georgia, according to
the census of 1859, is 1924, 200, of whom
576,716 are whites, and 443, TAO slaves
! The representative population is 884, 597
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From Mexico.

The Mexican news is interesting.
The Church forces have been defeated near
Tlascala with q loss of 100 killed and pris-
oners, and considerable artillery and am
munition.
Cubas, with 1000 men, has been defeated
in AIaca.
The Liberals had reoccupied Colina, San
Luis and Zacatecas.
Woll is successfully opposed in Jalisco.
The Church party Government is reduced
to small extent of territory. The whole
force of the liberals is 80, 900 men.
Miramon, by extraordinary efforts, has
negotiated the sale of $IO,O0O,O0O of bonds
French Minister. Nine million of the bonds
will enter the French funds as foreign debt.
Mr.. Matthews, the English charge, had
presented an ultimatum, asking full pay
ment of his claims within eight days, in
default of which he would demand his pass
ports. Little confidence is placed in his
sincerity.
Senior Ocampe had resigned the Ministry
of Foreign Affairs to accept special mis-
sion to the United States and England, con-
nected with Intervention by the former, and
the recognition of the Constitutional Gov
eminent by the latter.
Degollado takes the place vacated.
Ocampe leaves III the English packet of
the 9Th of March.
The stock of sugar at Havana and Ma
tanzas was 80, 900 boxes; Muscovado, S@9
reals.
Molasses arrived slowly and sold readily
at AZ reals for clayed 81 for Muscovado
l34(0l4 prem. on New York.
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The Wholesale Market.

The reports we have published, for the
past few days, of actual sales of groceries
and produce, reported to the Trade Ex-
change, are of great value to the business
of the city. The country retailer and pro-
ducer can see by our reports from day to
day, and week TO week, just how the mar
ket for the leading articles stands.
Evansville is large wholesale and man.
ufacturing point, and it is essential that
these regular, reliable market reports, found
ed on actual sales, should be published.
This publishers can not do, with any GER
tainty, unless there is some fixed source from
which to obtain the figures. 1t is next to
impossible for US to run around from store
to store to get them. The trouble we should
not mind, but one person would tell US one
price, and another, another, so we should
not know upon which to rely.
We are very anxious to have these reports
kept up, and to publish them regularly, as
well to give additional value TO our paper,
as to add credit to the city as systematic
and extensive business point. Let any mer-
camille reader look at the market reports we
are publishing, and say whether they are
not credit to all concerned. Still they are
not, by great deal, what they should be,
and what they might be made, if all our
merchants and manufacturers should join
the Trade Exchange and hand in stated and
full reports of Sales and Shipments. If this
be done, we can make up tables which will
not only "astonish the natives, but every
body else who may read them.
So let us have full reports to publish.
Specify, carefully, your grades of articles
and prices received, so the various shades of
the market can be ascertained. Keep up
these reports, and we will publish them reg
ularly. If these things be done as they
ought, we venture that good results will
flow from our united action.
We republish all these reports in our
Weekly Journal, and they go through all this
part of the country. They are just what is
needed to give our city prominence as a
wholesale point. Now let US have regular
reports, embracing the largest variety of
articles, and our word for it, we all will be
benefited and richly repaid for our trouble.
Let people abroad know how our market
stands. We can afford to, and do, pay the
highest current prices for produce, and no
point can present better inducements in
groceries, dry goods, hardware, queensware,
furniture, castings, liquors, etc, etc. Let
people know this, and the prosperity of
Evansville is assured.
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WnshinRton Items.

Judge NJ. F. Conway, representative elect,
under the Wyandotte Constitution, has ar
rived in Washington from Kansas, and will
testify before the Investigating Committee
soon. Mr.. Conway says that there is go
favor expressed in Kansas to the proposed
change of the boundary of the State. He
says that the Territorial Legislature, now
in session at Lawrence, will unite with the
Wyandotte in memoralizing Congress for
immediate admission with the Constitution
as it now stands.
There is a company of gentlemen now
in Washington who are ready to make a
proposition to Congress to carry the entire
inland mails of the United States, pro-
vided the ranking privilege is abolished,
for the revenue arising therefrOm. The
company is abundantly able to perform the
work, should the Thanking privilege be
abolished.
There are a number of members who
have resolutions already prepared abolish
ing the whole Postofiice system, and allow
ing the mails to be carried by private enter
prise, in the same manner that express
matter is now carried.
Mr. Vallandigham has given notice of bis
intention to introduce the Homestead bill,
and to increase the appropriation for arms,
&c, for the Militia, from 100000 to $780,
| 900.
The Washington correspondent of the
Tribune says that the official orders have
not yet been issued, but it is decided tc
withdraw all our troops from Utah, with
the exception of one regiment, and scatter
them principally over New Mexico and
Arizona, in range of the posts from Ell Pasc
| to Fort Yuma. If this policy be carried
out, the transportation to Utah will be re-
duced from 10000 lbs. annually to l00,.
| 900.
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A New MANUFACTURE FOR THE SOUTHERN
MARKET.-Messrs. Marshall & Co., Of this
city shipped, yesterday, for the South, a
large quantity of burial cases, constructed
of corrugated galvanized sheet iron, and
copper sheet. If the term " elegant" can
be applied to such sad mementoes, they
come nearer to it than any burial cases we
have seen. They are exceedingly light, the
heaviest not weighing more than sixty-fve
pounds. So extensive are the orders for
the South, that, although large number of
hands are constantly employed, the patent
ees find it difficult to supply the demand.
Lou Democrat.
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D1~ The Superintendent of the work
shops of the Pennsylvania Railroad at AL
tona, has introduced an Improvement In one
of the locomotives of that road, which con-
sumes the smoke, so that instead of the vast
volume of smoke which the ordinary loco
motive belches forth at every revolution, a
little steam only is seen escaping from this
invention. In consuming the smoke great
saving of fuel is effected. 1t made the run
from Altoona distance of ITS miles
upon 25 bushels of coal, maintaininga high
rate of speed all the time, and evincing the
possession of extraordinary power.
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b6s- The Santa Fe correspondent of the
st. Louis Republican says: The Speaker OF
the House introduced q bill to repeal the
law passed the last session of the Assembly,
protecting slavery in the Territory. Next
day resolutions were almost unanimously
adopted requesting him TO resign the Speak
ership, which he did, and subsequently, re-
signed his seat in the House and went home.
The same day Mr.. Cuellar Y. Medina was
elected Speaker, and the bill in question was
referred to a select committee, who reported
in favor Of its rejection-which was done
without dissenting voice.
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and liabilities ......... ......... S42,5S0 43
The gre8test amount insured any one risk is
100000 but will not, general rule, exceed
$4,000.
The Company has no general rule as to the
amount allowed to be insured in any city, town,
village block, being governed in this matter, in
each case, by the general character of buildings,
width of Streets facilities for putting out fires, &c.
No part of its capital earnings is deposited in
any other State as security therein.
An attested copy of the Charter or Act of Incor
poration accompanies lis statement
STATE OF NEW YORK, les
City and County of New York,
Charles j. Martin, President, and J. Milton
Smith -.S ccretary OF the Home Insurance Company
being severally sworn depose and say and each for
himself says, that the foregoing is true, full and
statement of the affairs Of the said CorpO
ration, and that they the above described OH
thereof
(Signed,l CHARLES J. MARTIN, Pres't.
(Signed,) J. MILTON SMITH, Sec'y.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th day of
r1 january, A. ID. 1860. Witness my hand
l9hi''l and official seal.
(Signed,) BENJAMIN RANKIN,
Commissioner for Indiana, in New York, los
Broadway, N. Y.
Allen G. Hallock is the duly authorized agent for
this city, per certificate OF authority filed in the
County Clerks office.
This Company insures against loss or damage by
fire to buildings merchandise, household furniture
and personal property generally Also against the
perils of INLAND navigation, at fair rates of prem
ium. ALLEN &. HALLOCk,
Agent, Marble Hall Building, Main Street, Evans
vile. feL3-tap2S
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pen-A fellow in Shelby county, Ind,
lately wrote a bogus report of the Shelby
County Republican Convention to the Gin
cinnati Gazette, saying Seward had been in
structed for. The Gazette comes out in q
savage article, and gives his name, which is
Alonzo Blair. He is Clerk OF Shelby
county
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-16

EGT The female connected with the re-
cent scandal case in Chicago, an account of
which was recently published, was an adopt
ed daughter of Erastus Corning, of Albany
her maiden name was Treanor, and she was
born in Troy her husband was a Mr..
Burch, formerly prominent citizen of
Little Falls, New York, and her seducer
Daniel Stewart, lawyer.
1t now appears that there are two sides
to this story, and that the lady was not
altogether to blame.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-16
GERMAN & FRENCH NIGHT SCHOOL.
EYHE E.N.NERSKGl.A-ER .NOST " II.

n spectfuIly begs leave to inform his friends
and the public in general, that he has opened a
night school for the instruction of the French and
German languages. Beinga graduate of European
University, and teacher of practice and expert
ence, which he has become by eXerton during a
number of years, he hopes to satisfy all those who
may entrust themselves or be entrusted unto his
care and begs the patronage of his fellow citizens.
Also, young clergymen and students of the gospel
requested to take notice of his lessons in the
Hebrew language. For particulars, apply TO
Rev. DIR. NJ DELBA NCO
Prof. of ancient and modern languages. First
street, rear of Behm's Commercial College.
ian2O-3mss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-16

R0OTKCE TO RUFEDERS.-SE.EL-
- ED proposals will be received by either ".
Collins, Ira p. Granger, or }. Hall, of Knight
Township, County of Vanderburgh, Indiana, until
Saturday, the I1th day of FebrIp y next, for the
erection of framed Church edfce, four miles east
of Evansville, the Evansville and Newburgh
road. For plan and specifications, enquire Of J.
Hall. d-td
January 10th, 1860.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-16

D9~ The EnqutreT's idol, Judge Douglas,
has been very explicit, and faithful to squat
ter sovereignty, hasn't he2 Very For
instance, in the North, squatter sovereignty
-unfriendly legislation--and all that
was preached without stint. At New Or
leans, he said a Southern man had as much
right to take his slave, as the Northerner his
horse, into the territories. Now he proposes
to swallow the bred Scott decision, and the
Presidents recent declaration, which will
kill squatter sovereignty as dead as her.
ing.
In this view of the case, and considering
that our neighbor will support Douglas
whatever his platform may be---isn't it rich
for the Enquirer to say that the Opposition
of this County have lodged responsibility
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-16

A BILL is pending in the Pennsylvania
Legislature embodying the proposition of a
ak of l per cent. on bank deposits.