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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-30
SAN ORD'S
Family Cathartic Pills,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Pegea5le Extracts and pat np in ass Cases Aiy
Tight, and ptH keep ia any climate.
The Family Cdfharficl lPMis n gentle but active
Catharc which the pro- lprietor has used in his
practice more than twenty . wears.
The Constantly incrpas-E 8 ling demand from those who
have long used the Psls land the satisfaction which
all express in regard tola their use has induced
to place them within thel lreach of an
The Profession well knowlS THAT different Cathartcs
act on different portions of : tthe bowels.
The Family Cafh0rfiols. PHI has with due refer
to this well establishing led fact been compounded
from variety ofthe purest Vegetable Extracts which
act alike o. every part oi the Alimeniary Canal and
good and safe In all ca = ses where Caartc is
needed such DeTdHge- = imeHfs of Stomach Sleepf-
mes Pains IN The Back and L.Oips CosfreEess PAIN
and Soreness 0ueTt the DhofeI bOdy from sudden cold
which frequently, il neg lected, end in long urse
Of Fever. Loss of Appeiie : la CreeDin sensation OF
OUer The b0dy RestiessRess Headache or ueigh in he
all hfammGtory Diseases Worms in ChiIdreR or Ad-
uHs, Rheumatism, a great = Purifier of the Blood and
many diseases to which Il flesh is heir too numerous
to mention In this adver- ltisement. Dose l TO g.
Price, 3 Dimes.
The LiDer TRUig0raiOr and Family Cahartc Pills arc
eted by Druggists generally and sold wholesale by the
trade in all the large towns.
S. L. w. SANFORD, M. D.,
Manuhcturerand Proprietor
335 Broadway, New York.
Sold in Fremont, by BUCKLAND & GRAHAM,
27yl and C. r. McCULLOCH
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17

= Ollie Oicien'aen. rpeIte i6re Siraerpapisr
6rrnuenebrncu molten. criuden mir, beute Icr.
nrittaa um 1O3 ubr auf Der outings Court (Gttp
Sau @etduee) ,u erIfeinen. g0er Dor 5 Sabrtn
In ttcles 9anb fam uno Dor 2 Sabrsn feline erfftn
Iarierr terausnatu, fam Sir9cr rrsrotn. 0tr
beutc oertiubcrt iein irute, beebalb Dor Der Court
,h erItcinen, finort mprasn uus an iebem Sage
risicr Tr6s tieriu @eIegenteit uno perrcn mir
acrn bier,u tebitlfih feiu. Die Siiraerpnpirre
tcGfen nur ST. uur mtrorn ~ttrfcltsn llntemittsls
ten BON une audi gratis Uerntrsi&t.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17
ALsIane.

-9reustf6er Vurmtb. Nniatt in
DeutS6tnac bic NuGe Saroiuicn's su 1pislen
uuS auc Gnsreie ro,u gu f~ammelu, ltctGueeli
Yrtuesn mcbr ale ie nit erm rratticnGreu SIsn,
= nit SeRrt,6 unp nit 8uelanr. unb feline
Rcaltirn6re tbuu outc WSati6r, es oraeu Gar
ibtnisn AZ beber. SIM NuaenbIid bat ein preuf,
S6iHe @opitdn rs uu%terusmmcn, 9ctentienfe
fir teu SUmbtnjunaen bon Neapel aearn @ari.
bhlNi al tbun. Saum lit Die prslf;ihe Nfptte
etwas fIiisst, 70 mue ie it4 aud l6un b.lmt
rem.
- @us 81 na piro ttriHtrt : Die TN.
tsrtantIunern NIT rtr nrh In Ndnben Der rs.
nisli&en Sruppen teiuolihsn Gitabese batten
psren balrias letcr9ate porausiebsn laIen. @m
IL. Govt. ba:tr. pie man last' Der Commandment
ne Seputa ion mad @de!a an ben SSuia ae.
ihtdt. nm O;mIeltcn piiIeu III laN'u. oa6 feline
cage unbalt6u. uno bas SffSjey.@o,ps etht;st
fri, re InYcs Ihe 6obne ouiiubifsn. IA .an
am Is. Wora:ns bas piGus ite Dautyfihif Sc.
reltp, teT'n @apit6n BIN @enrral Sabriciue nm
@inlae in Die Gitapeae Sat, ia er pihtigs luf
irGac aus Gd:ta base lab ben neapclitaniiben
Gem monsantcn III fprcden pinf6e.
Die @n:pcrt r"S Ga ,,bolS'i6en Generals
NOR, sr miNe ba;u Die @.nebmiSpua ous 0a.
lrrnc .inbrlrn unb mirrt IN bierm Sweds t..
l%,aropwr.n. G69rcnS b,6th fi!sr b-r Grs on
bsf Qcreles cbne bic s. 'u"bm;auia at;upu .r,i.
in tie Seaund, tilcb ,n"i SiunSen bort unS fad
cunn 1pIcrt r;.ecr in OR. Oard.f Fin ret6nt,
III Der @itaSeUe micber Der Nuf: Gs t.ts Der 81.
-. IN. Lu,, .L,r;SLn g ,hna .,.,nAn 49,, 0O ..-..
ouf rem ScRlnsspey;c1 aufarpFanitr nb bic I'm.
tcrbanbluu9en nsern llete ',att FAB tis ouf
T.:tr.es binausaeihptrn. Die gswo1rer Der
GtaSt, bic Ihcn 6ofnuua hn:ien, thSfi6 BE So,
i6irsuna Der &itabcae n;at mebr fitbtrn ,u
miEsn, FnO User BEN Srfuh brs preueiI6en
DGmpisrs uuS prTen SDlsrn is9r apfasr.st.
-Neapel @as3,nt Bat nit @artbalui
cine rlnterrebuns sebnbt unb wurpe BON OieIcm
gut smpfan9tn.
-SSGn, "a. 5ept. Die &Gniain BON
Gnalano unb tbr @cmoti traFcu beutr sun qnt.
pespen bier elm, wurren Don Dem Yrin.reasntsn
unO benz 9rin3en 5rirrri6 8ar! am Sabn6ofe
brlrIet unp freten nab turSsm &ufsntbaIt Die
8eile mad GUbur9 fort.
- Qdris, IL. Sept. Yer Sampf nm
gen..ien BIZ lie nod Dor Neuiabr 1861 an bic
Ee:b, lommeu. 1an III bier msbr unb mebr
atusen9t, ous nit Der grbrbunS SsusOiss cine
SailOrrbebuua in unsarn 5uiammfnfdat, penn
ni6t gar bic ndgartlG. o:ne:.anihe 8spclun9
nit elmer 9~anOuns in 6tnme be9ihnt. Sci BEN
tsorutenpen ma,it,men Q. ;sittrdften, iibsr neltte
@aritatOt unS Bitter Gmanue! isBt Drrfiarn,
Diiritt Die Of,si6ii6e Narine toum i'm Stauos
isin, cine iol&s 9anOunS i'll per9ineern.
-Oresber, Is. Sept. Oas Orespener
9Curual iAreitt DIE 9e9snwGrti9 Drummer IN.
iers Slnttss 1T Die Swetts mittsllt slner calori.
i6sn @tai6ine scprudte. Gieie Walhinru, BON
ameritanilder Grtarun9, benusen bstauntlih
ltatt Nts Oampfes erbiBte atmcspsaril4e 1uit
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17
9alaaS.

E~ouisaille, 10. Oct. Da5 Damrfl6ii
Ssmptf 1T IN Der COnnsrtass NaAt NIT ieinsr
sanS,n eaOun9 auf Der 6ubrt pom bier nah@airU
bel Gap SsianO untlreeganssn. Gs ii Nismanp
oabei umsstommsn.
-New gOrt Is. SftSr. Das Oampf.
i6if be SCIO 1T bier nit Na6ritten aus 9a'
panna bis gum 8. b. ". btsr ansetommen
Das DampfiGiH Slip Of NOrfOIt blt $40 Ns'
ger S%elanDst. Gs sins Cann nit oOlem Oampf
CUR Gee, in Der Grwartuns, bab ss p%srinten
piice. gs ~tranDete unp bapur9 purpe Der
Sang BON 300 Nt9srn unO Der @anni8aft Be.
wirtt. Oieie lsbtere WurOeu pur6 BEN ameri'
tanii8sn eOnluI NAT Rep Btt ssianpt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17
Sprpler Grauttobel!

Va jest Die Belt 1T. no irper DcuiIbe fem
Sautrtreut sin;umaben pfrqt, erlaubt lid Der
unter3etbnete icin:n ieltlf impor:irtcn Eprcler
SrnutbObrl Omit 6 @"frrn) sur Scmusuna &c.
ltens Su empfrblsE. Oe,IsIbe lribt aearn tiuiae
Ser9utuna picIrn SCbfl aus, bciulet ober aud
Ie!elt oae S&nsibeH unO Ginma6ra ofs .SrautS
unp fsrtist on6 Safer in isOer tel;ebisen @rSet
an. um 5ablrei&s 2~luitrdse ti3tet
9onrab @uIbe,
lSts StcaSt, smiifsn @arlbaa Ii.
@la4 StraB:.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17
pom Oregon.

SeationdI'1 cniutratifdbcs @lcctcraI.S ct.
1. Dinriei - sSiaiam 2amb ron Hprfclt Gin.
2. Difritt Sbpmas S. 9ppbe pca Redlcnburs.
3. Diitriet Sobn o. Gemunbs ron Salifar.
4. Giitrid 3bpinaS &. { ap psn 9rinec Gbiparb.
.. Diltrtd SameS g. Ssmpei pm Itabiipn.
e. 2ilirtt Sanies 2ppns ron 6enriec.
I. Siltriet q. q. GIastrcp Sea Nprtbnmbsrlanb
s. Dtltrict Beverley 3. Douglas y. 8ins gSiaiant.
9. Stlirtet erpa Suntpn ron grinee g8iaian.
10. 3tftriet SprnoS u. SsbeIt srr tHcftricn.
IL. Dttrtet Sdmes %. Waffie scn Rrftriese.
IL. OHfrtet - 9Sm. 8. &ntbpnp ron grtctpurt.
10. Silfriet = Sfaac g. Dunn pcn 9Bafttrotpr.
IA. Giifrict - . ~bn g. He AN prn 8anapba.
Is. Diitriet - : eSttiab 8tb ell ron 2mion.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17
e. kalrs S.


MaYors ecurt. Dauie( SIC.
Glslnnc. Ter R& in tetrunfcnsn 9neo,s Gin
9t"esP'asmen IN Der 2hiir bes Germ @rcras 6.
Saoier aeia%t bate, murre unter 500 Siiro.
6aft 9elfeat.
Hotsrt ocrs uno 3oispb Seuss. bic ouf s,m
Ss'tenpe9e cirrn 8auid aueltl ffen. m,,Se,,
mi! eipetn Berpcie entlofrn.
So5n 9lantcp, en- picitrr 2irtbatrr Ipir;t,,S.
Ter @rtrants. bate en- porIduTses Scrt6r an be.
teben.
eaibertn Dan, bic auf 6HsntIifer Strafs i'm
SeUse BON Srctt'rn crril6t mprrsn mar, ib..
ole Fe lib niht ousWsilrn frnnts, bate Elm Ser
1pr iu teiseben, muete atcr %sntlaNen me.pcn, pa
fstn Semeis ~porlas, paB rae Sol) arfo9len mar.
Srrts Sarrlon. Der N4m. %. peuuep in'ul.
ftt uno 9~spriiselt bat.c, befanp Elm pprlaufa:s
Serb6r.
aimUtbp Gsuins wurpe unter 500 S5,o.
lbaft esltcut, neil er Sbpmas Gnrtebt iniultirt
batte.
gilbert, elm Sellpe, Der ein:n dnbersu @cI,peu
Namens 9scrss sum Iusr,ietn teIdpast bate.
teitanS rim pcrIaufses @crt6r.
Gts. @cl9ats itanp unt;r Ter @utlaae ppr err
Court, Setip Snutg l%ninItirt uno ssprieelt ar
baben.
Somuel Sadicn, elm freier Nessr, erldbien nm
ter fsr anFagc, Der Selapin @artta ptne Gur-
niicn hires Serrn ben Nufenttalt in Ieincm
banie aritattet gu batrn.
bather nno @etfer batten Gin Sc-b5r ,u be-
Itsben, neil fc re at3u9srinns an SranfIinIrare
eripcrIt bottsn
Sas id9rli6e IIblaue @stirenn.n notm
seffrrn fsinrn gnfans. User @e!p ,u sermcitcn
sat. inect tsute uno mprasn paIeIbf cine prat.
ttsc @ris9snbeit.
3urse Ppcus Court mar a,fcrn nit ecr.
Sth9e 9esen Wm. 3. 9tobcp tci6ditat. rer eur
'tnisen Wonnten g8m. @itttn an Der l3. Strafe
I'M Stre!te t6rtste.
- Nm Srnntdg fel elm fretsr Neder Hamers.
3otn NnrlieIo pom Spro res Sem gort Stea.
ncrs unp %srtrnut.
Gte gcuns @uaro trat ,rf ssaern lore
Jtrtlc nab Baltimore an.
Der I'M 9auuar ,uiammentrctenceu Sc
lsBsrtuns fol- Otsrmals elm gelub uu @rpeitr-
nn9 rrr itdrtii&en @rcn,rn rinacrciht nerotu.
sStr %errparten pen alien patci intcrsIlfrten brut-
'tbcn @runeriasntbimeru, roB lie bic tetrcfente
Petition an RE st9ieldtu: uHtcrIibeu.
= Cine Nttbeiluns Der Sirainia Mide 60,
pa5nie bate rCrItbte Na&t i'm Gap tot bic 9ci
benna6e iiber rem prrloybenm Gommuprre
Stinucr. bCfrn eide porsrife: N nit Der @sntra[.
bahu bier anflm.
Wir ~perpsiicn auf bic @n,eiae. hes 6errm
g. NSaanrr, auf reHen I"nntahn bcu:e Nabmit.
tag 4 nbr Elm Ncitr'nu"a fa;.fnort.
Nart es n;tt piinfbcnsrcttb, penn Der
bitlt9e 3urnoerria Die Srsonifruns s;nes Snr-
ner- < huberccrss &c; iete, nod Qrt Der Surur-
Sbuben in Baltimore? Gurb @nfblue an pos
bieia' 3testn,cnt miirps Der Staa. bic gSii f,lru
Itcftru. unp te Soften fir Sirihflr0er unD cine
cinfnde Uniform wiirpen ifh ouf uiht p!el bShrr
ais $40 %teiauicn. Der Su,nocrrin f5uu,e idbpn
t'st an ~ SbuB'n auf pie Scinr t%rinecn, unp
Ourh Iuetubruna oteirs 97pi6 ;titacmGs; n Dor
'dlaas wirce fh sem;B nod mandier bilblte
S6uss Dem GprnSerrin anlhieSen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17
81 E E q a6ridttn.

" " r . 7 W 7 Z Is
Der Odmpfsr @rabia bat bic fclsenesn Ola6
riAtsn aus europa ibrrbrabt:
@aribalei BAT Die srssn ibn aufseTeGten ncu,
poiitaniitsn 9rupptn ssl6lasen unO 1000 @r.
fanarne senla&t. (Oisis Naari6t bebarf nod
Der Ssfati9uns.)
Gas Manifef bss Yapfss III ~Ssr6fsntltht
wcrpen. @r lp.idt 66 Far n NIT 8itterfeitI
9sSsn Sarbinisn unp bas Niatintsrprntiuis
prinSip aus urb forpsrt Die tatDOIl&rn Wa6ts
la irtnsr Sei6ubuns aui.
SIS miro ierusr tsri6tst, ba6 Der RaiIn Wa.
pOltOn Dem papft' seantmOrtet unO fir Ni6t,
intcrpsntian ausseiprU4en babe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17
Nreisibte6eit

Der Gbren' Nht1Iieoer Der Yirginia, Nile.
@ompagaie.
Die @bren-@ it9iieper Der Gompaanie d,b
hermit freunpiihlt uno t~rlebenft erIuht, lid am
WOnta9 BEN %. October 1860 Mpraens 8 ubr
bel 5rn. u, S4ap ein3ufnoen. bon roc pie Come
pa9nie pielelbsn in ibrer 8sitr auInebmen uno
nab Den 5eitpa3 seleiten wirp.
3u9let6 fu9en MIR Die Site 6in,u. ba6 bic
oerrn G9renmit9Iiepsr lA chamber Sbises nit
tbeiIen, "a Dtelsitbt Der Cine pper @npere piele
GtnlaOunS nibt lsien mObts. Sm Outrage
DIE s 0
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17
Weile 0u3ci0cm.

Gin 9Bet':tnntn
niro bcuts Nd6mittas I'm 4 llbr i'm 2ihmpnb
5rcttina @ort tcs llp'rr;ri6nsttn iot,finorn, unb
1T ais Yreis Elm ~6ib'rncr Yofal tetimmt.
1ur Grirtlhunpen lcpcr art III befrns seIprat-
@tntrittSrre;s 20 Grnts.
lin ;aHlre'6sn SrIr6 o;:t:t
s. gR a
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17

S6mar,eS psutidss Stridaarn
eissnen SmpmtariOn smpfebIt ben beatIfen Domtt
=. SDtther,
no. IT'S Yrpapffrase.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-17
Sin fleines Nobnbous i,

Sin tletnes Bobnbau5 gu 9errenten,
palisre fur cine tlsine 5aniIis. itebt ;a S. per Monat ~
psrrs1ten: Oallsibe bat pItbrert 3iMmsr, 5ufrdum, 94afTer
u. 10. Nabres ~ erfrasen bel 3atturf u. 6 D. ooer
bst Otrs. y S9wdserte AM 6uBt or 2tcn Srase,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-25
Correspondent Cincinnati Gazette.
Washingfnn Items.

The debate in the House yesterday was
one of the most exciting of the session. Mr..
Sherman rose to a personal expalation, when
the whole House, Republicans and Demo-
Gratis, gathered about him. In clear and
distinct tones he announced that if Clark S,
| of Missouri, offensive re esolutlen was with
drawn. if only for a moment, he would ex-
press his opinion freely on the Helper book,
but would not do so while menace was
held over him. 1t was not in his blood and
could not be put there. This remark elici-
ted loud applause. Clark, of course, de-
clined to Withdraw his resolution.
The last thing the Democrats desire is
Shermans opinion. They know that it
would explode all their theories, and defeat
all their calculations. / think, however,
that the matter is pretty we'll understood
by the House, and the bugbear has lost its
intimidating power.
The intelligence of Clark b. Cochrane's
illness has aroused painful sensation here,
where he was much respected and valued.
Private letters do not confirm the published
accounts of his insanity. but represent him
as having voluntarily sought the advice of
the distinguished physician of the Utica
Asylum, for relief from the cerebral ex-
citement which his friends apprehended af
forded threatening indications. He is paired
with Mr.. Kunkel, of Maryland, until Mon
day, and another pair until Wednesday had
been effected with Mr.. Smith, of Virginia,
who insists upon its revocation.
Forty-one Southern Democrats signed
pledge to resist the adoption of the plurality
rule to the last. Several distinctly refused
to sign it. as involving revolutionary
precedent, and intended to provoke section
al conflict.
The Sergeant-at-Arms having loaned
members 500, 600, mas been compelled to
shut up shop.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-25


MARKED MEN OF THE HoUsE.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the Ohio Statesman
wrtes:-
The marked men of the House are soon
recognized. John Quincy Adams son is
there. lie sits quietly on back seat near
the middle door, bald headed, rather auStere
in look, but not quite so Grabbed in demean-
or lis was his father. lie is said to be a fine
dcbater, but as yet has taken no part. As
an offset to him and not unlike him-is
Houston, of Al,ibama-as he comes in, jolly
enough, singing almost audibly to the gall
leries, the song, "Few days--Few days,
with special reference to the coming and
continuing contest for Speaker. Then are
pointed out the black headed, black bearded,
Black -Republicanized Grow, of Pennsylva-
mia; then John Sherman, with pale face,
close, firmly pressed lips and anxious bear
| ing; then Keitt, tearing around as usual,
| clever to all and Keitt at all times, sobered
some by marriage. but evidently Keitt still /;
and then old Thaddeus Stevens, with his
unfortunate lame or game foot, wig and Sc
we're front, It's if ready to "cuss" Locofocos
with whereas then Corwin as mild and
bland in his amiabe demeanor, as if he had
not forty orator and hundred clown power
in that swart visage an on that ready
| tongue.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-25

AMBrGUoUs.-The State Sentinel says ii
has no doubt the Charleston,Ionyention will
re-afIirm the Cincinnati Platform with a
recognition Of the decisions Of the Supreme
Court; and that a platform thus framed
viii be acceptable to the Northern Democ-
racy. A little explicitness just here will do
no harm. What does the Sentinel mean by
recognizing the decisions Of the Supreme
Court? Does it mean that though that
Court prevents the people of the territories
from Regulating their domestic institutions
in their own way" it should be submitted 70
Does it mean that Popular Sovereignty is to
be the doctrine Of the Democratic party un-
til the Supreme Court decides tia humbug,
and it is then to be abandoned We would
like to have no thimble rigging on this
point. Let the Sentinel define what it means
by "a recognition of the decisions of the
Supreme Court"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-25

WHO ARE THE TRAlToRs lit will be OBJ
served by the proceedings of the United
States Senate that the Democrats have form
ally endorsed the position taken by Cover
nor Wise and Mr.. Faulkner, that the election
of a Republican President would justify the
"seizure of Harper's Ferry Armory," and
armed resistance to the Federal government.
This they have done by confirming Mr..
Faulkner as Minister to France The issue
was distinctly made, and several Democratic
Senators made speeches sustaining Mr.. Faulk-
ner's views, and declaring their concurrence
in them. We are gratifed to see the Repub-
licans were all on the side of union, law
and order. Hereafter, let it be remembered,
thatthe Democrats have recorded themselves
in favor of committing the same crime for
which John Brown was hung, and in favor
of armed resistance to the will of the ma
jority constitutionally expressed Albany
EUening Journal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-25
The English of the Treasury R eport.
Ftfty-tyyO Millions Increase of Pub
lie EgehE in One Kenr.

| The English of the Treasury Report
Effty-txyO millions Increase of Pub
lie Debt ina One Year.
1t is worth while here to state what 1t
has cost us some trouble to discover-that
whenever Mr.. Cobb uses the words "pub-
lie debt in stating the liabilities which he
has created, he means only the permanent
or funded debt but when he takes credit
for disbursements on account of his own
treasury notes, he always calls these con-
venient temp0raTies "public debt" Take
all his annual reports together, and we read
that he has, during his term of Office paid
above thirty-seven millions of "public
debt" But the illusion vanishes when we
find that, in fact, he has reduced the perma-
nent public debt of the Government, exist
ing when he took oifice, only by the amount
ofthree millions nine hundred and four thou
sand dollars, the other thirty-three millions
and half being nothing but the reception of
his own treasury notes into the Treasury, in
the ordinary course of business. In this
way, man may pay much debt as he
can circulate. If he issues his own notes for
thousand dollars hundred times year,
and receives them ninety-nine times in the
course of business, he may credit himself
with paying ninety mine thousand dollars of
debt, while the fact is that he has never paid
a farthing of that one thousand which he
has been borrowing all the while.
The plain statement of Mr.. Cobb's account
current therefore, is just this: he has paid
Of old debt little less than four millions
he will have on hand, if his estimates are
right, trife over four millions in the Treas
ury on the 1st of July, 1860, makinga credit
of eight millions. And, per CONTRA he will
have expended seventeen millions seven
hundred and ten thousand which he found
in the Treasury on the lst of July, 1857;
and twenty millions of permanent loan, and
another twenty millions of treasury notes:
making, altogether, ffry-seven millions sew
en- hundred and ten thousand dollars, which,
without the accruing interest, increases
the public debt, for ordinary expenses of
Government, T" the full sum of forty-nine
and three-quarter millions, or about fifty
two millions with the interest. This, we
again repeat, is the state of his account as
shown by his own figures and, estimates, as
it will stand on the lst of July, 1860.
-ForRey'S Press.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-25

NEW YORK, Jan. "a, M.--We have re-
ceived advises from Buenos Ayres, TO Nov
29th, inc lusive.
The Governor of Buenos Ayres has is
sued an address to the military, congratu-
lating them upon the restoration of peace
ard calling upon them to lend the weight
of their influence in carrying out the de-
crees of the new government.
The ratification of TIE treaty of peace has
been celebrated by Te Deum in all the
churches, and grand military displays
throughout all the provinces.
An election was to be held on the 3lst
December to select deputies TO revise the
Provisional Constitution of May 1st, 1858
The new government enjoys in an emil
nent degree the confidence of the Beunos
Ayresians, and political and commercial
affairs move on harmoniously.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-25

gs7g- The New York Times completely re-
flutes the senseless stories that have been
going the rounds, that the Southern trade
had greatly l.allen off in New York city the
present season. 1t says very emphatically
sour TRADE WITH THE South las NOT
FALLEN OFF AT ALL. Indeed. SO tal as in
dications at this early period may be relied
on, it promises to be larger and better than
usual. Our hotels are quite as full as ever
of Southern guests. Our dry goods mer-
chants are doing as brisk and profitable a
business as ever with their Southern custo-
mers. And our steamboats,, express lines,
and sailing vessels were never more thor
oughly occupied than at present"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-25

ga The Rockport Democrat says the
delegates to the Charleston Convention from
the first Congressional District are out and
out Douglas men. 1t is the general i'm
preston he:e, that Smith Miller is strong
Administration man. When it is remem-
bered that the first Congressional District
sent majority OF Administration dele
gates to the Convention, and that their del
egates had the selection of the delegates to
Charleston, it is not probable they selected
open and avowed Douglas men.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-01-25

ST. LOUIS, Jan. "a, p. MA correspon-
dent of the Republican says the Navajoe In
dians recently captured 5000 sheep from a
rancho near Fort Craig, and were commit
ting depredatIons in all quarters.
The New Mexico Legislature passed a
memorial asking Congress to organize the
Territory of Arizona.
The Presidents Message, which was tele-
graphed from here to Mallory's Station for
the San Francisco Bulletin and the Sacra-
mento Union, passed Mesilla on the morn
ing of the 7th, and was expected to reach
San Francisco ou the 18th.