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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-08
LOSSES PRoMPFLY PAID

B5-Agents in all the principal Cities and Towns
c. the Union. .asa 1854 .a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

ASSETS.
Amount of cash in Continen-
tai Bank, N. Y................ S49,7O7 81
Amount of cash in hands of
Agents, and in course of
transmission balance ..... 25,565 81
Amount of uDincumbered real
estate, No. 4 Wall Street.. 67,099 90
Amount of United States
treasury notes, market
value........ 49,. ............I02,2 4I 90
Amount Missouri State BIDS, 1885
per cent, market value =. 1926 60
Amount of North Carolina
bonds, per cent, market
Value. ......... ........ ... $3.50 co
Amount OF Tennessee bonds,
per cent, market value 5000 90
Amount of Brooklyn City
water bonds, per cent,
market value. 10,250 90
Amount of bank, stocks, mar
ket Value... $500 %
Amount of loans bonds
and mortgages, being first
lien of record on unincum-
bered real estate, worth at
least 81 ,695 300, and
which there is less than
one year interest due and
owing-rate of interest tlt as
per cent.................. ....... SEC, SOP O3
Amount of loans stock
and bonds, payable on de-
mand, the market value
Ofsecurities pledged, $751; t-
5Z9........ -. .................. 1876, $50 90
Amount due from premiums
on policies issued at office. 1867 70
Amount of bills receivable
for premiums inland
navigation risks, &c........ IL 064 Al
Interest actually due and .tE ~
,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-08
DEVOTED TO -
IRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY
CHARTER PERPETUAL.


-..s.s.Fs-s= s $. L. L0oBrIs, Prest.
II. KELLOGG. Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-03-08

AeEW CHOP COCOA .N'UTS.-
&W 1000 just received and for sale by
mars : Z. GIL BERT & co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

rsport f WORK rudora Quincy surry for 90 sec,r,
IPa sesasa g, Pc as sasf 40 HsS
Tor 90 TsS @s en- sr ssss ca, ua c
or ma sas lss g. r do
Hal Fan River AleIandri. Monterey craf 20 for De
$500 sssre sieh for do spsen cisrn pey
ssss % ese% Tor aoaSss a.
Nkw HAVEN sept s-Arr schrs Julia Rich Segton
nsA sSa % Sa any
ssass Reed Ne. Yoa sD
Aa bss . ss nssss sssssa
rsn3e cs 81
MP S. sent o0yf s: s.ye . ss Mitchell
ysrpool Aisasnder, ooIcord sydney. cs Mary Ess
sSdSs ss Cs Ws and rsn
.sss ss rs sD srs Leland AsrA
rLYxoyTH Aug ooArr schrs Ausln, and John Compton,
vrhoyI DENcE, fep. Carr steamer wessesesier Jones'.
Candy; .na sArsS fsyss Duke. ri .asigS.
s' sss b y.nse.
do w
ws ai s Va My Miller Dayton James Deputy
Charles Hsiiock Ball and Orator aibbs. New York. soop
FxwTucRsT. Sept s-Arr schr Lady Adams. Davis, New
RcHM me sSp s EDs Aep pswss Anderson Borden
sTsns sssns ,as Sy sss'
saS FR1ScIsco Aug ga Arr stssm.sp doasa Age
sags Green and a,a Hos cfsry New
s,s .ess wiz rsso% ys1i sS Zip
" s Man,, ship sser; xss Ssi
m saL SsrP sss, s ac's cSHa Mo.a
~iLsiSsfoN Sept AT schr. cy. Norton oorly and
Isaac Hughes bsy HyoPa ssS VIM smo ses . do
ssas 0's Lincoln "e00 ''hrs george aroe' and sn0w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

asAy Franklin, Cramer Virginia days.
schr Rochs~ay Bro~.r, Virginia. . days
schr II Van Name, Van Name. Virginia, . dAys
sshr J Housemsn Bush. Virginia dAya
echr seapot vesor knxabethpor for East Greenwich.
Srhf JulA Elizabeth, Merrill, bluehnl 10 dayu.
S~hr Gsssabess Foster, MachtAs days
Hrhr Jenny Lind, Coombs hanhiAs. 7 days.
S,hr Mount Hope Gray, RocklAnd, q days
Bshr Julia Ann, Roger fran kfort for Staten Island
Sohr II Wilson. Davis, Bo~ton for Philadelphia.
6chr Faksr, otter Newport days
Hahr Daneis, Sn it'll Hartford 2dAys.
HsAr W Camp, Bailey Derby, dAya
0DeAmer kennebec. Johnson Phi a.delphlA
k4esmer Mars. Nichnls. PhiladelphA
manner Aida Robinson. PhiladephiA
0aamer W&msutta- Arey, New Bedford
manner Albstroen Jouesl Providence
Steamer Valley City, Chapman. Derby, U
SAILED
snip william Tell. Hsvre.
Wind during lie day To ssw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08
FINANCIAL.
OHIO STATE LOAE-$6 400 900.
OfYicE or THE Cor xIssioNxRs yHn
SisxIsG FUND THE sTArE or ONO.
A Y


The State Of Ohio deares 70 borrow the Of SIX Aon9
S < = & sss
a. 10 pleasure after the Slst day Of December next and "a
ss q n
YORK city, ne us Si ss Y dc s say
Snysmser ns1s for the purchase Of ak million. and four
s;'s e.. =: 9sss = he ~.
q .ss s s:s
wsn % me-. ss per csa & 2, .
following IS on the opening Of tbs p1uossis hs Cen
onsrs deem Be o iSs state;
l. seails interest the 1--WE per e.u. per annuu
s,s r. gsde%.Ss 2. ns pleasure Of tho state after the
g:n q The rate
hrst day Of December, 1870.
ara rsdesg4Sle ne pressure Of tho State ssf me 5
pros state distinctly for which Of these classes
O. csrtincass r. made he a%oans 4 ether hch DE-
proposed 70 be and be By cerAsd
ssl a Or % r % q ne Of Ne.
sum equal vs per cent q ne smoast q ce.idcaies bid
sss1ssd . him @ pay he resdoe
O. bis S Ia = the time ssrsin.sr spsesed for th.s pu.
ssas ~ g.
s @ as K s,,
dspas !. he rata for which u. esss...s
see 90 S 4. e
he $50 a 1 e. oS . % y s %
M v hsS ). Y resSy o wsh time and piece
Lebt OF he ss,e Of 0ao. redesmAble Lea DAY a
january 1851 win be received 10 payment Of any part q h0
loan hereby Contemplated. E-
hs - !. &. Sss s \. ss e
next snosequent 70 the opening Of the proposals.
the sds sy sSa deem order t . ps % g
promote the interests Of the Btate.
e he ss q Id a ssss spy
Loan" -
y order 2 secure uniformity and for The cony.nsssse
which. together with copy Of the suthozng the loan
AMI normatioa desired in the premises may 10 o6sans3
the Ohio state Agency in New York city The once q
the Commissioners In Columbus, Ohio
X. W. TAYLER. Auditor Of Dtata
A. z. RUSSELL, Secretary of STATE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.


fkW VERY RESP HCrABLR GIRLS DAN Read LIZ
obtain good situations the Seect Once of Ind usry
sv anA street BSst place for employers good help
character wanted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

ak REwARD.-sTRAYED FROM IS PRINCE STREET
0lO black and tan Dog. swerinS W the name OF
Romeo The above reward VIII be paid, and questions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

G1n RKwARD-LOSf. ON TUESDAY NIGHT LAST
VlO whsst walking trym Conrad's Park the carp 10
Second avenue adys eold Watch With BLACK ak guard
ward by leaving u The depot No Try Fulton street.
near be corner Of Nassau. NJ t. beng priced e a.
old companion than for IL rsal value.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

PERSONAL
A DDIsos-Do ooSE HoxE, MA 10 ALsosr CRAzY.
us know ~hcre you sre p.
II EDwAKD rowEsxsD. FORMERLY OF SEw on
ssss YIN s.ii on u'cs,nson once II The Commissioner
be w,li hear o e,.rr IN which b. y Interested
IsFoRNArIoE WANT rD-oF oArHARINs BArNE.
ne 9s, AVE ..s av rssnt sas
er .hsrlfuy rsosvsa os her sister Bridget. a. ia
Al e.. .s agS sD Is
Tas E@,EsussrED TO WHITE 70 HIS Bso-
uon 70 make V Tim.
YOU ARE NOT TO INFER THAT AN NOT TO SEE
yea asrI % mo-. so Of my long Silence w
!" GRAND rols ShhaK CARNIVAL
or ko D
yosxs xooD
me d.mosrssy city Of Nv ScT. and Vicinity are ln-
on wEDsEsD1Y. I'M y september.
In grand demonsrsstn In honor 81 The
nGuIAR DxnocnArc PRxsIpsxY
sr rsP nv < po6cas
HERscHxl. y JOHNSON,
an eos,siy Be- present aud address The meeting othss
e ss' ssS ;sassSs "a ss
q s: and sdcipSs cities are invited % b present y this
ample arr.nsemsns have been made BY the com.
m nSs 70 lro',sds i ior all IN .r.,,
for the convenience II euests-
Is.nbos.: y.ll ana saP0 facilities for landing passengers
EIr. Win os BY various railroad com oAnes
Nay Queen and
l0se stand ~iu b reserved for ladies'
OK ROAST As6 6 sAssHouE
-i sse place during ne ss aarcnSo1 TSe great
~i he saughsred By Bryan u ~rence. ESQ., Of Centre
sPnAKIKa WILL coMsRSCE AT ar n PREcIsKLy.
Cone = ne winds come ws.n forsas are r.Ddsd;
sy order - u"mmis,ss 81 ssnssns.
''"''' DOUGLAS cESfRAI cxspArsS CLUB
DoLrrIcAL CREATIONS, PAMPHLETS, sArIREs, Ac..
.S sucus ss no aas ssS e. q
literary talent aonosabe sscresy oossrvsL Address Lite
THE DOUGLAS orErRAL CAMPAIGN CLUB WILL
su q ns % Al q.
M .s
'eN : -'''' JOHN r. BRIGGS. President,
4. K 8. r po.s,sc. }secrsariea
MEMS = i. cESssL COMMIT
At Isnmany Hall last evenns the following elected
Fl ard Charlie. Tyon. nsoSt a aa S
dred delegates being he
unanimously ADOPTED
ea for convspon. % nounais candassss Tor ocss % Be
oiled at the November ecson and whereas va
~eued without consultation BY the authority OF the mem.
bcrs elected 10 the Young Mems commtoe and
authority heretofore known IN the party; there
fore, "
Resolved That the member the Young Mems 0enaral
Ccmmtee regularly elected such and REPRESENTING 10
the democracy Of New York fraud upou
The party and an nisd assumption q power
constituency and elected by people IN endca
dhuac the regular organization ~ the party by an undue
attempt 70 make nomn aions for ohAr oioeva
Resolved That We the actual mem elected 70 the
Young Mems General Committee utterly repsdata the cali
signed oy j. ngustus Page being nv
this body and worthy The notice n the democracy Of is
county -
Resolved That this committee cenouncs a. dis,rssnizers
all parties connected with the call
JAS. T. KERRI0Ak, President
t Hs.s. :, y ot n9cs. }sscr...rs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

ALEXANDRIA sspt g Arr rhp Cfty.. Thnugrrr Ilv.r-
pool .hrs Joan oss rrs np ,a. xh s,sp1S W.
90 scn,-r B~scr; Chss wnAns Rogers, Huasoo, wies
n aoobns LEAFS, and JOSEF tues .t.lnsr, Nfors
sYsios s.p WIZ NJ. srssV W. sssss sS
MI rsmp-r- sse~insn. sna May stsnas.s Atwood
.sss wsf gST Nave Rssoos fss.osss ss
r~- 81 Bs-snr sz tons, fsane =, JOAN "a y Lad fsr
ga. Isshs sad vss.sS ssey, H.s.ns; .shrs kH.a
ma Prnrr-. In~eIl MEX sld. wsrs 70 wsw, sbips Al
vs csc, ssA1 rssa s,fss s ss Lucy k1@0sa ofs'
BALTIMORE. esyts-eelow, skr james Cnestcu, Brynn.
ron vsls~rsmo IA $50 Brencrhs-~s Hs~n q aad for
s..ss 80 ss Tssss Rnss -. sss fs
sBsifsrs 4 isasnss ne --,sr rov,a.pc.: Jssss xd
ma 49, sl,s "a .ss s.sssss srsS s ;sseIr
~ Arrys~. Sped, wfnci~s
Msg6a s.Yss Arr .ssr. ses~sn, Baltimore; ~ Zane
DrGrros. Sep, s-Ar schr wm Crocser ssdIcoi Aier.
s:s. t.r,: 40 S. ess. .,ss
Kns for E~P. 80. steamer s.~seus IAre-nsr srort:
iun, New yors sh steamer cncss BNss SPORT schr
dslphis shrs Arrc Tocker; rhu~ geesrsn Hoys WV
Quest. Gwfur, and & scranton. kim. Nyors
KOBTLE Sept lAr schr Vincent Bsrxeiev. Buriick Po
NsWBERx Ana 80 Art s,hr- Z johnson Besersdse,
Indies sis Edwin GORDON Eyork land cid Sept reurn
Ellen Baker Aeelmsn. 90 - = -
Ys.srssurs; "a I'd Jsess f.y-ou, Ssres; ws.Aueoa'
W Eshy. sss,nor., DA~ond si.es RAasdsisAiA .. d..
FktspsSrosr' s.v. s-Arr srhs oeld Hunter. w.~s.
rhiladeipha. ffarnsh ~ NlcSe r~on, Ny@k
fFvrunf, eeptt 7P E-Jn port schrs Edwin, Graham,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

CurDAy BOAT ron KKyrolv AEp PERTH AsBo =
- 1anfrs 80 beleea upoa Roa9vfe, Woodbridge, Too
tens ard Tin good The spissdm Steamer AIfcr PRICE,
street ocork epr'ns street. sk Pier No North River
81 oclock. Rsturnine leaves Keypcrt oeoct- raro
- csnta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08


noG Lrsl-ss RH~ARD--Os WEDNESDAY svnS-
~ ing Jh met large black setter Dog V now nn1er
distsmper ha IN his neck Who
viii him linn edalely % III Eighth avenus corner
Of Twenty nth street. will r~ceivr The above reward
hoo LOsr-ss RKwABD-Iosr. ON rae 7rH INST,
answers 70 The Of 0ypbsy. Return 70 d Wal street,
base Heul
E'oukD-ON WEDNESDAY THE 5rH INIT, IN ONE
of he streets which Grand street. Wlismsourg
focketoook couaning small and writing. which
Calling sac sos and paying
E'oUsD on rHE era INSTANT. IN OWE ov THE
et containing small Of money. The have the
SINE by proving property and paying for advertising Apply
T .osT-ro Livery STABLE KEEPsRs-A LADys
supposed Lave ls weeks or % axo IL u
very stable up bwu-expres wagon Address 0rantham.
7 Osr-OH SATURDAY, SEPT. !, ls00 ONE LARGE
- green Carpet Bag in New ork Brooklvn Fulton
Brooayn Is corlandi street. New Yo.s VIII e highly
wsrded. HILDRETH's ExPkhsss.
r osr-IN JOHN OR WILLIAM STREET, LEASE.
Any person returning The 10 50 Nassau street.
H. viii be suitably rewarded
7 ORT-ON THURSDAY. SEPT. g. IN A FOURTH AVE
IL nue. and Br adv omnibus hdy vet Portemonnsie,
coprniog small Of money and few memorandana.
suitable reward WI be paid upon IL return 70 No. III Maiden
lane, second story.
7 osr-A BANK BOOK ON THE MANHATTAN SAY.
IL ings Bank, No q 609 Any returning to No. 63
West ] thirteenth street. win Be literally rewarded
IL Letter. mailed August H. containing Of secs
each BY West johnson, Richmoad Va, payable 70
os s. e Months r.. n. Dub
c Are caution ed Asana buying or negotiating said noeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

plOO ton Tor the covery OF the body Of ANDRkW
MAGICIAN. Of Wilmington n O who b supposed 70 have
jumped overheard from the seamer her
from stoninston New YORK. he night september
J. s6l and hile about on New Haven, Mr. Macesn
x.s about 40 e~rs: age and weighed ao pounds bald
put had heavy and very long beard and usche Of sandy
and about feet 70 inches in height He had scar on
either tbs right left Pile. Address any ra,oa
relaipg . above 70 Hsnrys Smith Townsend II and "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

90 REWARD DOG LOST, ON WEDNESDAY,. SEPT
DID g. large newfoundland Dog. with white breast four
white feet and whte tip of u ~ he Of Prince
The above reward Ill be paid the person who returns the
No ls3 Eass forty seventh street, between FRA and
. ecopd
OK REwARD.-LOeT, FROM 50 EAST TWENTY
pO fourth street wedne afternoon black and tan
Terrier lce rive dollars win 90 paid for k he
above lumber.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

CrNDAy BOAT ron RoCKLAND LAKE. L.ANp1r0 AT
~ rnkers fare 10 cens; Haatinn m DcoeS rsry. ~
ssnn rsrmout . csun; Nyss1, ssn. ~ esns.s
Hnmmond. vii leave Jeusy cay ncvb sssse wnan, WY
s sRs s S.sn,,s - 60 ~ = - 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08

NOTICE STOLEN FROM NO. 81 MANG N STREET,
IN The night Of september 1850 NODE dated sepem.
Der ls6 d. BY O. 0ies in favor Of Joh Wallace
for $780, payable hree months after date ALSO
rhasles Christ and wife LAuer
dated July ~ 8A. payable forty days from date for 500
and three Notes Anton Iknson
Janson dated September g. s0 payable In nine twelve and
nfteen monhs for e6S each; Certificate Tor Lots
the above note. payment having been stopped Any
the above will confer favor asked
JOHNSON wALLACE, % 6angn street
C,TRAyKD-A LARGE DARK IRON GRAY NEW
- foundlsnd Fog the evening Of sept g.
Carlo; had leather collar about his The Under
As broome stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-08
HOUSES. ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

A SMALL FAMILY DksISEs PART or A HOUSE.
n with modern improvements md facilities housei
ng References given and required Address sa,inT ters
and number Of rooms, box 2Sl7 Post once.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20
DaIty at Republicans.

The Pittsburg Commercial Journal, in
replying to the question chow should the
Republicans act under present circum-
stances p holds the following language,
which We adopt and endorse "They should
deport themselves precisely as if 10 panic
existed, and no threats had been made
Whoever is turned by panic or threat to
the right hand or the left is a coward
"lleId nothing to menace" is the dictate
not more OF courage than of policy. Ifw
yield in this hour Of pressure we are en-
shaved forever We could never recover
from the edishonorableimput of having
granted to threats what we refused to ar
gument. a great party must respect itself
II 1t would preserve the respect Of the ccun-
Try and the world. Ia the midst Of threats
and mcnaceS Of rebellion against the Con
sututon, Is no time 20 talter in our high
purpose ofreplacing thu government upon
the basis established by Washington, JEFF
tersOn and the other founders Of the re-
public" All the Republican papers of
PIttsburg advocate the calling Of a mass
meeting in that county to take such action
as will render unmistakable the pervading
desire and determination that whatever
'7Ai % III ~ DC plbijOSCu dG W dSlillS(OI
theprinciples oft the Chicago platform shall
be maintained in their integrity by our
Congressman, by action, by speech if need
be, and by vote. On this subject the
Gazette speaks emphatically as follows:
To THE REPUBLICANS OF ALLEGHENY
CoUNTY.-A bold and desperate attempt
IS now making to induce us to lower the
Republican standard to pacify the fire
eaters Of the South. Already few timid
men grow pale and vince under the South
ern thunder !; and
- hilksops who never in their lives
Felt so much cold as over shoes in snow
show tremulOusness in the knees and are
scared at the menace OF those who, because
they cannot rule, threaten to ruin Let
Allegheny county, with her glorious 10 900
Republican majority, now, at the fitting
moment, speak out emphatically. Let us
hold up the hands Of our Representatives
at Washington, and show them, at this
crisis, that their constituents are at their
backs to sustain them The Republican
platform, in all its integrity, must and
shall be recognized as the true exponent
OF the party creed and basis Of Mr. Lin
coins administration. 1t is fit that AL
legheny county should take the in
ltiatiye in the work If maintaining it in
tact.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20
THE MESSAGE ur,c o

The MESSAGE HIT ON Ar
The Times correspondent, e.I SiDi;
truth is, the Message is only i:s, Il
by all parties. 1t raps them al f sl@ (
knuckles, and then tries to racis ever 81 L
The Southern Senators are nar,;e,! 'ltc
we're in their criticisms, while ,ba1! 3
Gratis in the House only ridicpIa :; Ds-s =
contradictions are attributed to t6.s .s
several parties being engaged al S;S a.,
times in patching it up to suit ~ 1I-.'', l.t
10 spite of this ridicule. how "a '.'s
Union feeling Is evidently gaininy ',,, e.. 1' b
and the select Committee, it is c6,s5 S,.--;
believed, will be able to produce --,-,l .1!
which Will be successful in restor;,. s;'
to all the States but South CaroIra i-@ y
Union men are busily at work the IL
seeing. and consulting with the 5,E
delegations. Hon. Joshua R E;T H. /:
Georgia, tells me he feels con83ar. O
all will yet be well The Vir-in;. - u. u
bers also think that all diffculties r-ri me-
healed Val g
Throughout that portion of the g.,..
relating to Slavery in the Territor;sE
seen the crafty hand Of jeff D,-;, /.
Mississippi. He is known to hay. /.
in communication with the Pr..;s s,a
lately. Leading men say they kpor i.-
the originator Of the Presidents rror..
ton for Slave code. This divi5sii.
party in the late canvass, and he Erar-
majority of that party are against bI,,.
ICY. lie refuses to meet Douglas rr'-.
sition to bury animosities. and mss, .
common compromise ground. Dm.,-
and hIs friends, Of course, repulis,e :.
Presidents proposition, and cannot sr,s..
TO it.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20

JOHN q. WHITTIER ON THE CRISIS
John g. Whittier has written a letter to
Republican meeting at Hayerhill
Mass, i'll which the following passage oc-
ours
We must prove that We deserve our sue
ces by asking nothing Of any class of our
fellow eountrymen, \ ortk or South, but
what is morally and legally right, and
yielding to nothing which is morally and
legally wrong. We must be firm, but
not defiant; We are too strong in the right
and in our majorities to answer railing
with railing. We can afford to be mo /
crate and generous. With slavery in the
states we have no right to interfere, and
do not desire to do sobeyond the mild per-
suaslon OF the successful example Of free
dom; but outside Of state sovereignty, sla-
very has no more legal right of constitu-
honal guaranty than polygamy out of
Utah. Its home IS only in the states
everywhere else it is am outlaw
Il cannot bat regard the menace of
disunion from the South as more likely
to prove mischievous than really danger
Gus. 1t may do injury to the Industrial
aud financial interests of the country, but
the evil will work its own cure. Business
men at the South will not long indulge in
the childish folly Of setting fire 10 the
clothes on their backs, in the expectation
that theirneighbor' fingers will be scorch
ed in putting it out. The clarnor that
the Union should be dissolved, because
slave extensions are out voted for the
first time in twenty years, is simply lu,
dicrous. 1t is quarrel with the census
tables and Greenleafs arithmetic; figure
three complaining that it is not equal
to figure five"
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1860-12-20
The CoNaREsssIEN FROM ORrGox.

THE CONGREsS1iEN FROM OREG0E-
4 Lessoa for loung Men to .StuoLg-Mr.
Nesmith, one of the new Senators from
Oregon, is a native of Maine, forty years
Of age, served his time as a carpenters :
apprentice boy until twcnty-one years of
age, when he emigrated to the West, and
finding himself one day out Of money, and
being unable to get employment at his
trade, enlisted In the army lie served
five years on the frontier, in Dodee's Regy-
iment Of Dragons. At the expiration Of
his term OF service he started overland for
Oregon, with the emigration of 1913. and
arrived in Oregon City in the fall of that
year. When the provincial government
was organized il 1914 Ncsmith was elect
ed one Of the territorial Judges He went
to California in the summer of 1913 with
many other Oregonians, worked for some
months at mining on Feather river. and
returned to Oregon next Spring. He was
afterwards superintendent Of Indian affairs
for Oregon out was removed.
The Hon. Lansing Z. Stout, Congress
man elect from Oregon, is a native of Cen
tral New York, and a few years ago drove
a stage between Utica and Newport, Her
kimer county, \. y. He went to Califor
MA; studied law some time; emigrated to
Oregon; ran for Congress; stumped a
district equal in size to New York; and
comes East to take his place among the
law givers of the nation
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