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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-23

utI. NATION. THos. HATToN, JR
II. HAT TON d CO.,
Hanking and Exchange once,
g. <ft6sn0a and Water Street, JOLIET, ILLINOIS,
.1<D AND sILvKR Bought and sold.
A4cHANas on Chicago and New York, IN sums to suit
onrrhAsers.
tpttscrIOSs made and proceeds RENTED on day o
H47Msnt.
11<rREsrallOwed on Special Deposits.
+IfHf DRAFTS, on England aud Ireland for sale.
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Houses anal Lots
Eo1 SALE.

The undersigned offers the following bargains ia
Real Estates;
Lot No. 22G, Donation Enlargement Of Evans,
vile corner Sycamore and Fifth Streets, for 81 u5O
in cash.
Also the South East quarter Of Lot No 1913, Do
nation Enlargement with frame tenement house
thereon aad brick out-houses attached thereto, Tor
81, 600 10 cash or county cr city orders. tordefs
taken at par.)
Also the middle quarter Of the same Lot Ipon
which 10 situated a frame tenement house contain
ing siG rooms including Kitchen with brick out
houses as above, for SSO0-payment as above. The
above buildings arc renting for t2l5 per aunun.
Also, Lot No. 21l and the Northwest quarter
Of No. 30, Donation Enlargement, for $3.50 In
cash, or county orders at par This portion OF
ground measures 49, feet fronting on Fourth
Street, and extending back 10 the Alley ana Canal
ia the rear thereof
Also, $50 Lots in Lanasco. at prices and on time
10 SUIT pirCunserB.
Also, 100 acres Of Land-the North East quart or
dissection 20, Township 2, South Range m West.
in Union Township, near the hank of the Ohio
RiYer-On easy terms.
Also, 800 acres 81 Land in the Counties Of Van
derburgh, Gibson, and Pike, for which, as we'll g.
the lots il: Lamasco, the undersigned viii accept in
payment cash City County orders at par, or any
kind OF merehanJable country produce.
WIN. II. WALLER, Real Estate A gent
4. july 26-lmd&3mw
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Ilaiired.

pd1Ieu' -.
Sec. So. And be it.further enacted, That
in case collector shall die, resign, or be re-
moved, the deputy of such collector longest
IN service at the time Immediately preced-
ing, who shall have been longest employed
by him, may and shall, until successor
shall be appointed, discharge all the duties
of said collector, and for whose conduct, in
case of the death of the collector his estate
shall be responsible to the United States.
Approved, August 5, 1861. srh
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WE we HOTEL.

Hi III "A m II hlGAN HUI 5G4
.srr WILL BE OPENED AUG UsT LIST, 1901.
The undersigned having leased the above House
for term of years, and having had the same ntteo
up with great care and expense would respectfully
announce to the citizens Of Evansville and viciui
ty and the travelling public generally, that said
House Is now In a most excellent condition IN eV-
cry respect and iE every department.
1t is our intention to keep said house as a hf8t-
class Hotel, and in such manner as will give gen
eral satisfaction to all who may favor with their
patronage. 1u fact, sncb house aB Evansville has
for many years stood greatly IN need Of, and We
respectfully solicit the patFo mage Of all In our I'M
taking ..
: The American House Is situated on the bank Of
the river, at the corner af Water and Sycamore
Streets, opposite aud convenient 20 the Steamboat
Landing. The guests Of the house favored with
a full view Of eight ten miles Of the beautiful
Ohio and also with a continual cool and refreshing
breeze from tie river during the SIMMER months
These considerations render it by far the most
pleasant aud desirable location for Hotel in tho
city.
street watch will be kept day and night for
pa ssengers arriving or departing by boats, aud az
ON nibns will run to and from the American 70 all
passenger trains on the y. g. @. x. II.
Our rooms viii at al times be kept clean and in
excellent order, and furnished with good and clean
beds. -
Our table will at all times be furnished with the
best the market affords, and plenty Of IT, and we
shall every exertion in power to render the
AMERICAN HOUSE home 70 all who may favor
with call.
We hope, by strict attention 10 business and 10
the wants Of the public 20 obtain lBrge portion
of the public patronage, OF which we shall endea
vOr to render ourselves worthy.
w. III. BOICOURT, formerly Of City Hotel.
~. PILLSBURY, formerly Ofsteamer Masonic
Gem iuly30-tf
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a 0AHD.

We have sold ont our Grocery establishment, AZ
Main Street, to Messrs. REILLY q co. With
many thanks to our friends and the public for the
respectfully ask continuance of the TO our
successors. Furthermore as we are very DESTROYS
of closing up affairs, would say to all those who
know themselves indebted TO ms, TO call and settle
their accounts. We can be found at our old place,
a. Main Street JAS, ERSKINE& co.
Evansville, July Goth, 1861. iuly30
FoE HENTH.
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RUSTNESS CHANGE.

The undersigned would respectfully inform their
friends, and the public of Evansville and vicinity
that they have bought out the Grocery Establish
meDt of JAS. ERSKIEE & CO., and intend to
ry the Retail Grocery Business in all its differ
ent branches, at the old stand. They intend to
adopt the plan Of keeping good articles, selling at
small profits, and the Cash System They hope,
from their long experience in business, and strict
attention TO the wants of senstomers to merit a
good share Of the public patronage.
REILLY 4 CO
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The Stock holders Of tho Evansville Insufanrs
Company are notified that the Annun Election for
nine Directors will be held at fte ONCE Of the Com
pany Monday, the I'd dny Of September, 1861
between the hours Of and o'clock p. n.
. aiIcG "a w Y PACE secratnrr
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FOR FDHTT.
- THE RESIDENCE OF

THE RESIDENCE OF
q II 9 o q * !,
On tho corner of secoad and Oak Streets, and the
house on the corner of Cherry and Third Streets.
Both will be rented on terms to correspond with
the times Enquire OF M. A. Lawrence or
H. n. COOK.
Evansville, July 25th, 1861. july26
HD.MGJScKSTR.gTOR NOTICE.
The undersigned has been duly appointed Ad-
ministrator of the estate of Mrs. Catharine John
stOn, deceased. Said estate is supposed TO be SOL
vent VIM. T. IGLEHEA RT
July 22d, 1861.
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;. = 7IlVs' J y y ------ n
the Clerk of the Court aforesaid thu az oi S %
tb ueitendant, Seth Cook, is not a resident OF
So, S OF indlana, and that said Cook Is peces
- Gu proper party 70 said action, the same be-
"a teiatlon 70 real estate, aud for the foreclo-
snrb - -, q mortgage. Notice Of the tendency Of
and tit m Is therefore given 10 said Seth Cook
49, 'itt me same will stand for trial at the next
~ ~ ~ the Court aforesaid, to be begun and held
- 'He COURT House ia the city of Evansvile in
nc 20 " and State aforesaid on the LIST Monday
N October, A. D. 1861 - - - - -9
. IN witness whereof, I, Louis Richter, Clerk of /
tsu Court, have hereunto subscribed my mana this
it6 day OF August, 1851. LOUIS RIOHTRR. 10
nj, s. NJ, No.. Clerk V. c. Q.
'' " HOHa'u' - Ms AstJs 3 aug8-swW
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Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Vanderburgf CountY.

EANsYILLE, IND, August sth, lb6l.
An Election for seven Directors and Secretary
for this company to serve for tho ensuing year will
be held in the Office adjoining the Crescent City
Bank, on Third Street, on Monday, the 18th inst,
between the hours Of 2 and A O'Clock p. a..
aiiq9-1Otd ROBERT BARLEY, Becy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-16

IL "a appearing, by affidavit on file in the Office y,
.ne clerk OF the Court aforesaid, that III aboys
named defendants are non-residsnt Of fbe s,,, S
Indiana Notice of the pendencv Of snc ,te .
tY9reiore given to said Van b Romans, Wesiey
~ 81 n .lpert r. Romans, and John T. Burden
a. "a % ING Court aforesaid 10 be begun and held
- we court House in the city Of Evansville is
49, oI H3 AHd state aforesaid, on the irsS Mon
the Clerk Of said Court this Sd day of
LOUIS RIOHTER 4
chsDdIsr g ~ me- Clerk v. c. G. 4
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DEssOEVTE0.N- or 60 f'.4RTsOrRR-

The copartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under tie name and style OF Gug
genheimer Meyer was dissolved on the 7th day
Aug, 1861, by mutual consent, Samuel Meyer haF-
ing sold ont his interest in said copartnership "
Solomon Meyer, who takes his place IN said copari-
nership. The business whereof will be conducted
as before, under the name and style Of Guggenhsi-
mer & Meyer. --
- SAMUEL MEYER,
auoQ 9,v MAYER GUGtaEN HFTMFE
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transformations SAFE.

will sell at public auction Saturday, the nth
day of August, 1861 at the residence of Mrs Cath
airline Johnston, deceased, all her personal prop
erty, consisting of one COW, pigs, and household
furIti tiIre Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Lafl TERMS OF SALE.
III sums under three dollars, cash all above
that, nine months credit will be given, purchaser
giving nnIa with
Evansville, July ed, 1861. jtlls-N''-z"w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
xHREsH BUTTRR, 49,.
VIoKERY BROS,
aug2 ~ e.-ra No. 50 Main Street.
rEass FKUET J.RRs n 30 es
wv II doz. quarts, 1ss..
~ 8 doz. half gallons, for sale cheaper than
eNer "'-aa ,.a 4aa'a lVIoKERY BROS.
q aug2 - lfa aeh No. so Main STREET.
nRSUH.4R LOUISVILLE .G.V-D
IA EVANSVILLE q. s. MAIL PACKET,
fThe light slraught Passenger :. SIX II
!, Err Sts GFTaoREm -
A. T. GiuMoRR, Master, HARRY MoboUGAL, ok
Leaves Evansville for Louisville every Tuesday
rnd Friday at . o'clock P. N. ,,r,,,,- =
anglo 81 a. .. 101.3 = ~ 1Ass
-a Notice.
Notice is hereby given to the public that my
just CAUSE, and that will not be responsible Tor
any aSu Gfols r'''s y 9 1ibERED H. HARRISON.
ReWaEd9
Ten dollars reward will be paid TO any person
who viii give such information as VIII lead 70 tne
detection and conviction of any person or persons
who may hereafter drive or haul any wagon car
riage, dray, other vehicle, over the hose Of the
! Steam fire Engine, when laid down upon any Q
! the streets or alleys in this city.
augIO Captain of Niagara Hose Company.
NtHRaP LIANT! CHE.GE, Lam!
q Coal Oil rs cts. Ter gallon. Star Candles
/ full weight, 20 cts. per ID. Common Stearine Can
dies 1917 cts. per lb., at o,v,.
augI = n fss eia ID. A.OOOh p
TJXCRESI = Plata Cared MAINS.
~ 1000 lbs Excelsior Sugar cured HamSt
IEOn Plain cured extra choice, received
per RaiIfoal It A+
+ julylS i H.A- Jun o.
1gTORJV" IA Ell.
q 40 bushels fresh ground Corn Meal, at
inne22 H.. A. COOKS.
GEO FOsTER, A. H. FosTEa, WIN. A, GwEE
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AvOR CfJvof.V-V.aTE.

The Steamer POLAND has concluded -il8a-tssa
to withdraw from The Cannelt0n tradell
for the present, add wifi enter the Evansville and
Cincinnati trade. She will return Immediately
from Cincinnati, aud continus 10 make regular
trips between Evansville and Cincinnati during the
present difficulties on the Ohio Orders for goods
are respectfully solicited. a1r6
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w IL doz. quarts, ri.l- ls9lst
1r- 9 doZ. half gallons, tor sale cheaper tina
'-Ea t1afis VICKERY BROS.
q auo-2 Eft eeRa No. 50 Main STREET.
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Notica.

STATE OF. INDIANA ! In tie Wand, urgb
Vanderburgh County. Circuit Court, Z ober
Simon Gumberts -
fi
s. Van B. Romans A,t,ct,oo... ~.
Wesley Fibner, .a -
Robert + Romans and
John T. Burden --L-- -.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
nPPEFC4TFOyV, ron EFCR.9rsn.

Notice IS hereby glY6n that the Undersigned viii
apply to the Board of County Commisionefs at the
September term, 1851 for d ense 10 sell spiritueus
liquors in a less quantity than quart at a time,
on Lot No. GO, Old Plan, corner Of Vine and First
Streets, IA the City af Evansville, Yand5rburgh
County, Ind J. H. BREMER & co.
9ud
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'@AAO 1itiH dSdinSt all persons claiuiino m
lively. s'ieS' Fespec-
Sec. Sc Ind be it further enacted. That
Tor experimenting the collection of The d.
! ! e !t lax or income tax and internal duties
lald by this act, an officer is hereby antbor.
iZed IN the Treasury Department. to be call
ca commissioner of Taxes, =" who shall be
arged, under the direction of She Secre- /
Iary' with preparing all the forms necessa-
y lot the assessment and collection of tbe
. a.. ana duties aforesaid, with preparing
lgning, and distributing all, such licensee9s
: are required and with the general suner-
itehoence OF all the officers emplove5 IN
ss5 and collecting said tax and duties.
anu &C Gem missioner shall be appointed nv
NC resident, upon the nomination of the /
secretary OF the Treasury, and he shall re-
'I' an annual salary of three thousand
oiiafS. The Secretary of the Treasury
10y assign The necessary clerks to the Of
= u sag commissioner, whose aggregate
.iarIeS shall not exceed six thousand dol
- per annum, and the amount required .
pay the salaries of said commissioner
"a "a clerks is hereby appropriated. : =
Sec 81. Ind be IL further etlacted That u
Ease OF the sickness or temporary tlisaae Il
lty OF a collector to discharge such ofbjs 50
'ieS as cannot, under existing laws he !,
charged by a deputy, they may be de- So
.Eeu py him upon a deputy Progided On
ormation thereof be Immediately COM 70 se
hicated to the Secretary of the TreasnrV tn
shall not be disapproved by him 463 in
,0iaed, That the responsibility of the "a;
ector or his sureJies to the Un;tad / Tti
tes Shall not be thereby affected or i'm
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a CTS. PEE AEs. ron GsRsN~Us9 SgERB
Q Bacon Shou lders, sold az net weight without
the canvass il desired thereby saving consdera Die
loss 20 customers.
Is. -. VICHERH BROS,
aug2 No 81 Main Street
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KHREsH RUTTER,
II At l21@cfs per pound At
-fE- as#-a VICKERY BROS,
aug2 r No. SO Main Street.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06

agency, but it 10 evident that Gucb nm sgehW !"
being instituted through the ample ioree VI 0'
eumg.anoep. The issue Of the demand notos "aS
no, fovered by The Secretary of the Trea'ury'
and the propriety Of giving him the Po"e. y
cue notes of SO small Denomination as % VOC
for long time debated in the Senate 80"
oS Finance. and was only iDcOrpDraIeo '' t''0 'N'
authorizing the Issue of demand Do'eS !" mr..
n possible exieency, which tee pruden' "a''s"O
og Gov Chass anticipated. suth result as u
bore alluded 70 az probable will grow cut OF the
wishce and action Of the people the~selvee and
vu ,o. be the result Of financial scheme reg
plsrIv natured ard presented to the people by
tbe Go,ernmebt. Who suSpO'os that the people
oF the Western States, sfter having once expe'
riepced Che convenience and safety Of paper
currency really resting upon an ample specie
basis, sad convertible at any moment, and in all
places, Sill willingly return TO the system under
which iIey at present suffer such loss and incon'
yenienSl Even in the Eastern aud Middle
States shs money will constitute favcrite me-
dunn = exchange possessing the advantages OF an
instanisneuus recognition of value, md OF con-
yeTtibS,y ut any gwen point without loss. lhn
vii bS no means interfere with the local cren-
latOu 81 sound banking institutions, but will tend
to rebate them. No antsgOnism VIII necesea'
r.ly - st. There notes will be available even
aoroaf The notes of the old United States
Bank s.ere negotiable in foreign countries, and
these t.,in be equally sO-an advantage which
never Gan attach 70 notes OF State or local III.
stitnt tas All these advantages are too appa-
! rent { be neglected. The Western men strongly
urge1fhe issuc of these demand notes in tie first
iustak., before the measure was finally deter
minef upon, and while tho Secretary Of the
Treat. y was unfayorably inclined toward II, and
their desires, if nothing more, viii undoubtedly
Undue } their continuance.
Thu sptecedents of Gov. Chase are guaranty
70 tlf' Country that no measure looking toward
such b result ne is hero contemplated Will be
hasti inaupurated He was o member OF the
old IL publican psrty which waged so relentless
a wa birs upon the Old Bank, and is most rigidly
set itlnst ary policy which would hOod the
counlt with an unnatural amount OF paper
mone$ or which would put such currency in
circu h ion at all, without the most abundant
speci \ oasis. But the tendency of events is IN
doubit toward the results here indicated.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
ANDREW JOHNSON AT NEWPORT, Ky.
Frc~ TIE Cincinnati Gazette. Sept. g.

Yesterday wSs day which will long DO rea.er-
bercd In this ciy, which weS crowded TO an excess
rarely Witnessed. According to the announcement
already maie tho Union organizations OF the city and
county assembled and parGded under tho commend Of
Capt, snane, U. S. A. end Ira Root, esq, Marshal Of
tho day. Tho procession commenced TO movo ut 2
O'Clock, p. u and afcer passing through the principal
streets, drew up In tia Court House Square, which
was crowded with ladies' snxioua to and Lear the
orator Of tie occaon, ths patriotic Andrew Johnson
OF Tonuessoo.
The meeting wa called 10 order by Mayor Hawkins,
Of this city, no nominated Judge Irwin Chairman,
aud that gentleman, after few predatory rena,s in'
tsoducod tho distinguished Senator. Before delivering
III, address, however, he gave place 10 hsyor Hsw-
lih,, who read amid perfect thunder Of applause
the following resolutions:
HrI l. TAe o1islins forced upon tde county oy
tho Disllioniaia OF the South. ,s
IA ou. fathers pledged thssI Ives ioInses a. ':sS ,s
honor, - ,ta cnnd,cr ~ nnr 'rion " !, ~ hir 81 vs. 'h'f
J.- A y, " .sas s-s raasss ts-sasa ~ ss~sse
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
ANN.
From our speosl CorrssPo1doa'.
Es.pQuAHrERs WESTERN DBPARTNasT,l
81. LOuis, Monday, Sept. 2, 1851. J


II has often been predicted in this correspond
euce that Gen. Fremont would not hesitate to
assume. the gravest responsibilities. His Pro'ls'
nation establishing mattial law throughout Al''
eouri, and declaring the sayes of all active Ree'
els not merely forfeited for she time, su6ees 10
future determination, but absolutely ''trce ms''
iqstifes the v,tIcinaticn. Ii was Kept pro-
found secret up TO iis PRONUNCIATION through tAs
daily iour0ais, On Saturday morning. It's appear
snce csueed great sensation, aud was geoerai9
recognized as turning new leaf in the history
Of the Uer have yet to hear Of the ms
Union man in ST. Loais who does not heartily
indorle il. From Chicago, tic echoes begin 70
come back by Telegraph, saying, :" Ii olsAs .
hsyv been dane week ago, tho people arc "i's
Fremont and will do everything 70 sustain nm
Anolher dispatch reads' at 10 greeted het'
With loud cheer. by all loyal men. Fromoh1
the Columbus who is slowing the sdraas no" :"
make ihc egg stand on end
The inauguration Of this policy was nos .a'
result Of any sudden decision, but had been &c.
terEined on for weeks, aud was oGy deiaysa
until tee army shouIi be thoroughly organizes.
II viii PUT new phAss upon the rebellion u
this stas. if it /, enelgetcally and efficiently
carried out, sad there is litto doubt that u WIZ
be. for Gen. Fremont is man Of deeds rather thss
.s.ds, ed &c tra..o.s begil 70 cc2:.cas laa'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-06
RGOW MISSOURI.

Pssmest's Proeinustien-lts Becspftss -
the Nor1k.West-New Era In the War
$4,000 Slaves Declared Eree-PFePerr
suIsRarily Conilscstcd- Secrecy Of mo's'
paenis - Organization of the WesteFn
Army Progressing Rapid,y-The Camp
Of En,irue,ion--Jhrco Miles Of Borraeas
"A Spirited Union Giri-Prentiss's Csi~
umu.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15
rsIerrnnhic PhiIosophr.

. I. I. & .
Toe telegraph in recording current events
not unfrequently puts on the airs Of phiio-
sOuhical historian. It sometimes draws deduc-
tious, not warranted by the facts, and quite
diyer.ing to sensible people. For instance, in
the dispatch to the Associated Press, informing
us of the success Of our feet in the lombard
ment of Forts BeauregArd and Walker, in Port
Royal Bay, we are told that, "The moment
Gen. Drayton took to his horse, in theipanic OF
the 7tb, his two hundred servants went directly
to the Wabash. This is worthy of notice as
putting down the nonsense that the slaves were
ready to fight for their masters"
The fact was doubtless as stated; tho infer
encs ls merely the expression of an opinion as
to matter about which, telegrsphic operators
know as little as other people. Every intelli-
gent and sensible man knows that, as general
rule, negro slaves will fight for OF against their
masters, according to circumstances. The ma
turs Of an ignorant, servile population is every
where, white or black, to fight, without regard
to the iusice Of the cause, on the eide that, for
the time being, feeds, clothes, arms and pro-
tec.s them. We need the telegraph to tell us
the news, not to teach us politics OR phiios-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15
Where is CuInbcrlnnd Gap!

Cumberland Gap Is situated about ten miles
from Cumberland Ford, in Tennessee, and has
been celebrated for century as q gVeat depres.
sion in the mountain ridge which tFaverses the
continent from New Hampshire TO North Ala
bama. Through this gap, very similar In ap-
pearance and Characteristic to the South Pass
in the Rocky Mountains, formerly the emigrants
from Virginia and North Carolina passed on
their way TO the virgin wilds of the West. For
half century thousands upon thousands tpour-
ed through this natural gateway into the Mis-
sissppi Valley from the Atlantic slopes. Boone,
Kenton, and other pioneer eOnfreyes, first enter
ed the land Of "cane and turkey" over the pre-
Adamite turnpike. It really forms to this hour
the best, and, in fact the only, practicable road
for the transportation Of troops and heavy mu-
nitions Of war from East Tennessee into Ken
tucky.-Lou. Dem. sffl et 3tiss1 sat ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-11-15
FnsIon NOW YORK.

The Buffalo Courier says of the Fusion Peo-
ple's party Of New York H.2i - iaa.,us
The Peoples movement in this State was
controlled by extremists, not by conservative,
Administration Republicans It's leaders were
Horace Greeley and Daniels. Dickinson Hor-
ace wished to smash the Republican party, so
that he might make an end Of Messrs. Seward
and Weed, and force the Administration into
the adoption Of his emancipation scheme. Mr..
Dickinson wished to smash the Democratic par
ty, so that he could destroy the political inau.
ence Of Dean Richmond, and create q future
for himself. This is all the patriotism there
vas about this ono party" humbug, as every
intelligent politician knows. -. :.
We rather suspect that this Is the whole
truth about the matter. It was, as the Cincin-
natl Press well said. union Of politicians who
had dropped out" 49,.