Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 5, Number 66, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 9 July 1852 — Page 2

4 'U

DAILY JOURNAL.

A4 H. 8 ANDERS, EDITOR.

fBIOlt nuU.KlNU, JCLI 9.

Fm President QEN. WHIFIELD SCOTT. Er Vice President WIT.T.I ALI A GRAHAM, OF KCKTH CAB0U3X. Nicholas Mccarty, or I1UOÜ rocKTT. JVr Lit$nmt Qmiimir. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, OF KMCtrtKO COCHTY. For 7sarr Sief. SIM OS T. HA DLEY, of Wayne county. Fir JuiitiT if Stitt. IDOTGLASS M AGU1KE, or Marion county. For Srcrttary Stmt: JOHX OSBORNE, of Clay county. Fit Rrpirttr if Stfrtmt Curt. A. L. OSBORNE, of La porte county. Fit Clerk if S print Court. JAMES A. STRETCH, of Grant county. For Smmtrimttndtnt Cmm0 Schills. AARON WOOD, of Putnam county. Fit Juigtt if ßuprtmt Crt. . Firtt DistrittJollX HOWE, Lagrange county. Stand CHARLES DEWEY, Clark county. Tain" Dav id McDonald, Monroe county. FimrUSAMVEL B. GOOK.IXS, Vogo county. ELECTORAL TICKET. ItlUKHUL KLBTTOM. HENRY S. LANE, of Merrteemery county. PLEASANT A. HACCLEMAN, of Ruth, county. B (STRICT KLCTT4M. JHrtt District Lixckl Q. UaBacLxa. öubolse county, SttindS D. FcaacMX, Clark county. Tkird-Ci.pl. Scott Caetck, Switzerland county. TsartA Jen H. Fakqthak, Franklin county. riftk Dan KiLLoofcK, Delaware county. Cut Fasics M. Fmcn, Johnson county. Vera ft Ricbai W. Tneurtox, Vigo county. Eifktk G. O. Bans, Tippecanoe county. JVintkT. S. SnawrtcLO. Sr., Joseph county. TsatA Jaam S. Fasrca. Kosciusko county. B(t Johx M. Wallace, Grunt county.

Good Word from Illinois.

An intelligent gentleman from Illinois was

in our office yesterday, and speaking warmly

of the enthusiasm in Illinois for Scott and

Graham. He says the nomination of that

ticket, has at least tnade Illinois debateable

ground, ani he would not be astonished if

Scott carried the State. He says there is a

much "better feeling for him than there was for Taylor, while Pierce has fewer friends than had Cass. The'Democrats there have hard work to swallow the nomination ofPier ce,

and many of them utterly refuse to do it. In

our informant's own neighborhood, he says there are twenty or thirty prominent Democr', who have always been devoted to their party, and swallowed every convention nomination, now utterly refuse to go for Pierce. They give as a reason, tkat they will vote for no man who has shown himself such an enemy to Western Interests as has "Gen. Pierce. That he has opposed the West every time he had a chasce, and that now they intend as Western men to oppose him. That's the right feeling, unless they possess that Christian feeling which will permit them to turn the other cheek to 3Ir. Pierce because he has struck them a blow on the first. They have now a chance to pay him for the injury he has "done them, and they will be unjust to themselves if they do not now settle this debt. Boxt set down Illinois as all right.

1

fr. rillmore Letter The embarrassing question now presents Pxtraordi narr Confesslon-Eighty Sien I The following letter from President Fill- itself, who is to d termiivj when the use of w"ÄTWrir Hue B..rd. !

r HILADI LFÖI A J u tl e 2 9, 1852.

COM ME ltd A L

..m coming from Imhmon for Scott, through IConvenüon, whenever Mr. li. deem?d it without consnlution wi-h those who luve mde the following developments to-day be-l

tn nunertü channels, v e nave nearu iwu nroDer. to wiihdraw Mr. ummoTCs name 0 srenevoulv sustained me. tni?!it be deemed wre mayor u.iDin. bein?r the substance of a

our own town from Irish Democrat, and from th Convention. In this letter to Mr. by them unjust. consult tin m is utterly confession made by the condemned: Mathias

Gen Scott and Irishmen.

The Irishmen are cominir up atrongly to

tne support of Scott. As a Wbig, it doe. us more w placed in the hands ot Hon. lieo. ray iuihb tuu uu wnr ciuem my inenus w v . j - -

good to wltani theeJpre88ion,..rnthSi. R. Babcock.to be read to the Whig Nation- " ÜÜfSiS '.0 röaÜk," .

i

Indirn.

BenraL.tt..., i .

Vt? 1 Manilla . a oo Caracus t al 3 lronudaiii, t Con.iuoD liar.. ia 3 Extra size...... 3Ja

Sbiiet Irou..... . 5 a 3d. Sails.. ...... i Si &.1 9

4d do 4 25 Li M

6d do 3 5 ,4 UO f do 3 85 a3 M

JUd & upwards. 3 to 3 ? ?P't 4 00 4 se

UlaeSd ? 5a

Oak Countn 3f. 1 50

x opiarsaw'd 3f. 1 50 al 75 io do 4if. 2 W) a2 Si Pine do 3f. 1 75 Lend and Mi ot. Drop Shot bar. 1 50

w See..

Valerates no. 3 6

do ' no. 3 Hi

. . ... M ' UU mHJ m la. .a...

ahroad through the papers. But the wanm st B. he says "In determinins what is a prop- mpie, and to sua er by name to go into benA said he killed ong-Lehmon by Eo--- J r r . . r' c J u uvHiwimig r r nenntest tor the nftminntinn m rontrarv tn StriRHl'r him on the hparl with n stnvf lfr Aaii 4

manifestations yet m this way, were 1-um , er time to com ly with this requestf you will mv nrWnsintpnlinn. nni, .,,',. Batze. hia brntW oa ....M l v. "ecwux-

, , -tL - mAntin !n I . J O " r ü i . o- uo "til no i cuuw. ............ . ifii.U Irish Democrats, at the late Wni.jmeeuDg in consider on'y the cawe in which we are en- to my feeling. I have there ore, without Kayser, (whose real name is John Culkowshh smwb

Cincinnati, nunarcas oi .innm?a were i

! gaged, and the

reasonable claim which my contultation with any one, felt ju.tifiid in still at large. Mathi ich tb the use of mynimelcr the rej.potr.ibility of authorizing and h"d,kdMfarm" an

as also. said the party Sperm 35a45

tKora o nrl ,ltl tKa lnnrlnat rhfPrillff. who had ' r- J - i .1.

formed Below . T " P , , ' i i request n Mr. Babcock, either beiore or a.ter sons,-near Newark, and afterwards set fire to s formerly been ranked as Democrats. Below, ,t ad7ancemei)t. While I am ready to sul- vote gJ(1 be?n uke; ,n the convention the premises, having obtained $73 and some

we give an exuacwrora a speecu muc u u , mit ftny glcrifice for them or tor the cause, and whenever he shall be satisfied that 1 jewelry.

d his familv of uir npr. fcutr

j 1 . . r . Wiulec mould JO

uiuincr do I!al2

Com I

Pittsburg... ..12,

Cauneltun 10

. . IÄlllIClHIII.Xaa .... 1U

Irubman, which shows whit some oi tuese j wiah t distinctly understood that I ask have cischarged my duty to my triends and lie also confesses to a murdeT near Balti- Green hiver men from the old country think. We make nothin for myself, and you will therefore the ccuatry, to present tais Kttcr and with--' more, and said that they had murdered near 80 Mocom the extract to-.U. report puhUshed in . äielwlüMXS readies, of uy nvJ ' c0sid""tiu11 ,h8 LTÄÄ neutral paper: real or supposed wishes of mine." Thit is t trust that mv friends will aonreciate the to 83,000, he stated, was Wied in th trennt ov:.,-.r'prr.

In r.

4-4 .uo do ?- heavy do 4-4 do do

5-4 tio ,do

do do

do do

position. 1 loresaw that it would subject me1- w- Aiicr writing a very hot paragraph

to the base imputation of seeking a nomina- about the sweating weather of yesterday 3 4 MhUshirtiuc.... 4& tijn, and of using the patronage uf the gov- morningup to noon, we are now, in the after-I'lStug"- 7 .

4 a5 5 aCi 5 uük 7 aU 8 ai

aüi

ernm.r.tiooüiaiii ii, ana memo uie moruiy- nn -ßi , . u-- . ... 5-4 do do

inir tauuU from the 8 .niemalimant source of eaj Uiat 01 Pres,en' wn- Ad W blue and or-

101

do 10 aUU

iniits v.-..- 8 a9t

lerimuik

O . mm - a. . .

having been defeated. But, conscious of my imS w raining hnely with a refreshing

own .ntttrrry, i cneeriuiiy consented to en- oreeze, ana tnermometef below 90 dem-eps ' DIUe urauge .

counter all this, rut!ier tlian th-t mv friends IIoDe vet for sinnors. U.K? ";ril.M 9 101

i t it cp ' ... 1 " , -.-e.. ' ...

uiuouer innu... 9 alOJ Fancy lihl & dark -l-ni.ts 5 a81

Hrowu drills 71bVl

IM . 4.1. . -( a ltl I 1 .aan......a.

ill v iiirnua nni mim t:i.iiii.c; liic wivvw. ub oiutvui nas uurit-u in n r mmn. t-i w.:

..-.r T?.i J ?.ia .11 . . .... . ,--,. T . 'J 7 r . . . ' " oaesiuii nut it

-jir. oibbo, aa Insuman, ana wiui au uu the lanmiasre and soirit ot a srooa wnig. nectsstv which comjvls meto act witliuut tains nnu under the charge of Kavspr. TMj do lüoz 28 30

Iruhuian's lervor in the cauie he espouse, 3ir. Babcock did not think it proper to with- conmltuig tlum. I would cheerfully make confession is so extravagant as to lead to the lx ""' iöVk-33 was the next speaker. He,proceeded togive j Fillmore's name Alter the Con- any personal sacrifice for their sakes or for supposition th it he is insane. He express Telretqta !. 38 aco his reasous for fcupporting beett and Uraham ; , , . the üoodot my.ountrv. but I have nothin' his confidence in escaping through the aid of l,u äo a

in preference to the nomination of the Dem-1 vent.on Jie puOlished MT. r u.more s teuer to tQ &gk for j wRh gina.re K and des?gned mUrdering all concern-, "y tVood,.

ocrauc party, so caiieu. ocou, uiuugu , nims-Jii. unu tue unowiug miruueu iur me iUttancet0 tltMr entredties to suflermyiiame o in nis arrest and conviction, besides nume-, 3 4"ghtbrownheet-

staunch Protestant, was a catholic man Convention. We ask for it the perusal of to remain be.cre the public as a possible can- ous persons in New York, catholic, in that his soul was large enough to I . Aa .vsa nn didate. I knew that it nlaced me in n faUe I :

. . . I , I . VUI J ..J. AO. i.O U UiaillVI lälUIU'.U wuu wwiw I

loierate every uouesuy tuiericiucu ut-uci. Applause, and criea of "ture, and ain't we all going for him!" When the corrupt anJ perjured English CJoverument would, with charttcti'ristic cowarci;e in crushing u fallen foe, hive shot the Irish prisoners taken in the last war with that country, Gen. Scott stood upon the quarter deck ol an English man-of-war dy'e iiiind that, boys! oi an English man-of'tcar and told the vp-uiletted hirelings of thai damnable Government, that, for every Irishman shot, tuo hrLish officers should biU Visduitl Enihusiastic und. long con.iuued cheers for iSctt. That dauntkss tearing saved my countrymen. And can I forget thj magnanimous actions of the conqueror of Mcjcit-o, who secured to a vanquished people all the rights of property anu more th-n this all the rights and p. iviveges of free and unrestricted worship? Never: .Gentlemen, my father fought under Gen. Scott on the battle iicld, and, if it please God, I am going to tight lor him in this political campaign. (Cheeis.) JIr.' Gibbons alluded to the clause in tho constitution of New Hampshire that . Slate iu which Gen. l'ierco is said to have been the leading politician disfranchising all ot his faith, and declared that the ardi enemies of his dear .y loved Ireland Lord Lytidhurst (hisses) or Lord Clarendon (gruaus) or tho Duke of Wellington should as soon receive

his vote os this same Franklin i'.cree."

But the -democracy do not present den. Pierce as a great warrior; only as a statesman devoted to principle. iWerwn Ban. Ah, thaVs the tune now, is it! And to what principle is this great statesman devoted! The "principle of opposing everything calculated to promote the interests of the West, seemed to govern Pierce's conduct while in Congress. , On every occasion he

voted against appropriations for improving the rivers and harbors of the West, even when the bills met with Gen. Jackson's approval. He even voted against the Cumberland Road in which Indiana had so great an

interest, and which almost every Democratic'

Congressmen ef Ohio and Indiana warmly -supported. .This is the principle to which this terrible statesman was devoted while in Congress opposing the West at every crook and turn. He even made a speech against the relief of Gen. Harrison's aged widow, a shameful and disgusting "devotion to principle" on his part The West, and particularly Indiana does not want such a man as Pierce to be elevated to the Presidency, Eva5s or Evaxsvilie. Te3ierday morning, Dr. Evaus, of the late firm of Smith -tt Evans, gave a Lunch to his friends at his new Äestaurat on First street, in Mr. Linck's new building. He is just preparing to open an extensive Restaura t at this location, and to give his friends some inkling of what is to come, he set a magnificent Lunch for their especial benefit. The long table glitten d

with new ware, eihibitng as elegant array of

luxuries as could possibly be got up in Evansville by a caterer who knowa all about his business. 1 It is .useless to particularize the eatables or drinkables. The House was duly christened The Evans' Restaurat," we beJieve, and will certainly pfove unexceptionable to-those'food of visiting such establishments.

IlAsrsoaiE Pkesest. The Mayor of Baltimore has been presented with a quilt by a lady of that city over sewnty years of aje The quilt is entirely her own handiwork, an contains in the centre a beautifully finished American agle, surrounded by stars representing the thirty-one States, the initials of the Presidents of the United States, aud the names of the List four Mayors ol Ualtimorc. The four corners are bordered with ex juisltely proportioned flowers, which, together witu the devices described above, are worked in variegated silk. The acc" omplishnient of this tasteful, piece of work by such a venerable dame presents an example which should excite the emulation of misses forming the rising generation. iV". U. Pic . Our good old m ther, now oearJy seventy years of age, lately presented us a couple quilts of most exquisite workmanship, and one of them entirely of her own cinbroiJery, and made within the last year. If any young lady in this city can do a neater piece of work, or has the spirit to undertake so great a task, probably we have not the pleasure of her acquaintance, ff we have, we shall be much pleased to recommend her to anybody wanting a nice little wife. This same old lady, not a very great time back, made a silk quilt

containing about fix thousand octagon shaped pieces of silk, and if we are not mistaken, each piece having a flower w orked upon it. Bui that small kin J of work she never allowed to interfere with her household duties, or tak

ing care of a large family, and without the as

sistance of a gan of servants or a seamstress,

which she was abundantly able to employ.

They don't yroxo many such women now-a-

days!

document, it claims the admiration of every reader: WashikgTwN, June 10th, 1831. To the President of the National Whij Convention: Sir; Tnis communication will be present

ed to you and through you, to the delegated sho'hd feel that I w-s indifferen', either to

ro.;,ihffn1(. linn. iIp . rw R IUI,, k.uh.i avail mvstlf o this occasion to return tnv s:n-' OCTUn the.G'h in3t., the thermometer

represent in your bodthe Congressional ' cere thanks and Vj express the grateful emj- stood at 93 at Cincinnati. That beats our .fij

district ia which 1 reside. uuns n my ucan, . u .luose menus -oi ine umc. I trust that I shall be pardoned by the Con- country who have so gentmu-ly and so nobly . . . a . J L .1.. a... . . J a WT I I

ventton lor adverting biietly to ilia course moou oy me uousi'iuuon ana i.ie union, uu- Tempest hi the Coffee Pot. Mr. W. P. U:l t U . nii.ciia( nn i tli nniuna wlni li rilli tht! OerlloUS fiCPflfS tlirO 'oh wllirh WP -

n ll.Vll 1 IIUI ä;uu una n.w " " J- - I -e" T i-IJ. '.U !. J 111...- .- have induced it, as a mans of explaining why ; h v- just passed. My sincere pr,yer is that oöinaon is in tr vn with his condensing gf

in- if couiury may cier:s:i ana reward tium uu uigcBHug tuuee auu iea po. a lew oi i Checks

accor-ing to the.r merits. i which can be had at the Tin Shop of J. B. I hajpe and trust that my withdrawal may Meskeron M.in street .between 2dand3d.enaolc th- convention tj unite hurmoriiouily n . , . . up-.n some m. ro deserving candidate one Mr',R W,U sel! county r,Shts for making and who, if elected, may bo morj . success ul iu ; vending his pets. They will make abetter

winmnir and retaining the conhdtnee 01 the flavored beVeras'e from less coffee or tea than

' fSDEXSos Courier. We have received (he first number of the Henderson Courier, a paper just started in. Henderson, Ky., by Mr. Wm. iB. Abernathy. ,Jt is thoroughly AVhig

in politics, and promises to he an able supporter of Whig men and Whig principles.

It is a large sized and very neatly printed sheet. If the Whigs of Henderson and vicinity understand their own interests, they will lend a hearty support to the Courier.

fJ3The editor of the Indianapolis Journal

says he returned from the Baltimore conven

tian through New England, and "tie right spirit prevails there. , There need be no fears

about New England. There was some dis

' C7Tbe Imlsville Journal says Gov. Pow- appoxtmect among the friends of Mr. Web-

ell has. determined to appoint DAi4 3Jerri- ter, b A they are now all right, and Massa

wether to the vacancy in the U. S. Senate", cl. etts will give .'.greater majority for. Scott

caused by the death of Henry Clay. j tain she A :c Iran since 18 10."

fJCr"A certain Democratic editor up above Lou'sville, is exceedingly sensiMve about some things wherein men generally are callous, and not at all sensitive in others in which men of fine moral feelings are extremely delicate. -When -struck where no other individual would icel tha blow, he quivers in his agony, and fatal consequences are threatened but when hit where a sensitive mm would and should feel doubly injured, he does not seem to feci it. In this he reminds u6 of the darky who tumbled from a threestory building and lit on a pavement head foremost. He jumped up and rubbing his wool furiously, exclaimed: Bless de Lord it wan't de nigger's shin. If it had been, it broke nigger's heart, sure." That editor's bra!ns evidently lie in his shins or some other place different from other men's. A knock over the pate don't trouble

him, but hit him ia the region of his shins,

and he is a gone sucker.

l3"Tbe Henderson Banner, says Scott is the identical man the'Democratic party, want

ed nominated, as the easiest man to beat.

Well, nowj if such were the case, ain't it a little singular that. all these Democratic papers were doing, their best to prevent the

nomination of Scott and to . secure that of

Fillmore! : Rather iunny, iudeed.

I have selected t.iis tmid aud mode of inak.ng

this annunciation. All must recollect that when was so suddenly aud unexpectedly called . die exaJU'd station which I nj.v occupy, by t ie death of my lamented and illustrious predtcessor, there was a cris.s in our puulio aii.iirs lull of difficulty and danger. Tue country ugi-t-U'd by political and sectional passions aud dissensions, rowing out of slavery .nd terri torial questions the., pending, and for wu.ch Congress had us yet been ab.e to agree upjn no meaeuic of compromise und adjatmeiit. The Union itself was ttreatcned With dissolution and patriots and statesuie.1 looked with apprehension to the future. In t:iat feeling 1 participated most profoundly. The didicuUies and dangers wnich burroundeu us were calmly but anxiously : surveyed. I was oppressed by a sense ot the great respons.bti:ties that rested upun me, and smcertiy ois-

ruated iny aiilny to sustaiu tium u a man

ner satiolaetory ißd usc.ultu tue country.

Uut I ws bwuud to liiuk? the attempt, iio to

do it With ho'1? 01 success, 1 ieei it tieccssar U discard evef p-rsoaai cunsiuefati a.,aul. devote myself u C.' diiiivuit tasi ujior- iiy

with entire s.ngleuess o neari., . --

To prepare .ua bUecu mjsu. lor inu

task I endeavored to lay as.ue,- ur Vrac

ticaole, every merely eluah co.,a4'i5r'luJ""

to oauioh from my miitu every lo-al or sectional prejudice, and t rcuiv'mudr" ojly

ihn 1 was un Auiericau citizen, and tu'O m? isirate ol the AuiencuU Kei;uli;c, bouiid to

regard every portion .nJ ducliou ol it will e.uai juslice aud luiparuolity. Taat 1 mi.u do t.i.s thd ino.e eUwvtual.j , I reohea wi uin tuysoif not to seeic a. rw-cii:ci.on. Thus prepared, I entered upjn the discharge oi n.y oineial duties, with a deieani option to do every taiug in u.y power to uid tli the settlement of thosu uaiigcrous cuutrofi-

eios. r oriuuuieiy ior our luvoroa couuiry, a. majority in both Houses ot t'oiigiess rioii0

above mere party aud persjUi.1 coissideiatiouji, nouie aud patriotically d-jvotcd uk-ui selves to thegieal worn u. pacification. Tue constitutional udvistra whom 1 had ealku to my aid, and to whose fidtltty, lal-.'iils anu pal-

rioti.-m the coua.ry is chieily inucb ed tor

any beueht it may uive received trom üiy aumitustratioii, wiiu a u.ian.uuty und zli worthy ot every comineudaiioii, corüLüy gave their countenance aud m..uence to luo legislative department, in pericetmg auu adopting thoao neai. ug iiii.a:ur.s ut' L'umprumise, t- which upon tueir passage I elt bouuu, oy every consideration ot puuuc uuty, to yiv., my official approval. Tuus, laws Ueiu tuact cu, my coiisututioual uuty was equally piuiu to "ti.ecare ttiut Vuy uxrt faunfu, ij tcaLu." Hut this I found the most paintuiufall my oihcial duties. Nevertiiekas, 1 nsoiveu to pen'urm it, reguid.css of all cotiscqu-w-ucLS to uiyseli; and in uo.ug s j, 1 d-termiue- to know no North uj üoutü aud no lucuu but ihosu who sustained tue coiisututiou and la a o, and no enemies but thosj who ooed them. The grati ying result of tins poi.cy is u--(oreyou and tue country. Tue angry atxhe which for a time threatened lo an ay u.c ag.inst State, and bi other agauisl biotuer, -ud dcluu our Uapj.y lauu itn Irale-rn.t üloud, aud deauiute ii itu Lie aim sworu, uas ioriuualeiy passed -away. Tuo &u:giug itw tows ol oecaoiial agilati.n are caiuieu, una ilie public lüüd is iüal oe.U.Ug down lhui ils aceuiomeu cuauuels una Wilt oooa rtiicw iu wonted dwVolloU to iho Uoti:tu.:oa aud UiwUuiou. Availing, myself cf this happy change, I u-u detuiutiuu i wucu tiio ,rtavUl Coag..s3 met, to uuuuUuCo lotae puülio, m my uuuuat uitasa-e, my previous resiuii-n not tj &uiicr my iiaiuo to couie beiwro ihe Naiijuul iJoi.vcUi.iuu lor a nomination. 1 uOvO.uiuiy prepared apararapn to uat tU'ecl, uatwa uuai.y peruaaeu to atrue ii out, test it tui0ln iiaVc ui uuiaVorablo .uuu.uco upoa tac ta.u peuvLng eieci on iu VTihia. iiuer taai n .a joaSvUj 1 concluded to Miiuuraw my name uy a. puühahöa address to ihe people, aud prepared one aCLord.nglj ; tut Uti com: ug Ij tao Knowledge o cmu oi ;uy ineuds, tuy represented to me Uiat my withurawai, ai that time, would not on.y enuauger thoae measures vhxa I ueemeu socsseulul to the peaee and weiure oi tne Cuuuüy, but would sac-nfi.-e many tVieuus who uau stood uy uw ad

ministration iu tue uaiH and peruouj. crisis

any pot now in us?.

Sl KCl Ab KOTICKS.-

party to vvh ch he is attached, thtn I have been . Divided as we were upon my accession to the Presidency, on quesiions of vital importance, it was impossible lor me to pursue a 4 n.irs.i which u-nnl 1 at iV nil. T h iv

kiotttt m.:ted it. I haveou'ht more aux- "'1'? ?!ZmrAr'A

. 1 . i . . , . . " . .. uiisiaainis win )reavu in Vile lOUn MiMlfle loU?ly. to CO What Was nht than Wh tt Would 1 nnThursdayeTfii.ii.fr. July tth, kteurlj candle lighdug

please; and 1 shall teel no isap ointmfnt at finding that my tonduct has, in the t situation of a lu-jrity.ot the Convention, rendered me an unavailable candidate. But it should at all times be a subject of felicitation to any man that he had been enabled to s-.-rve his country by sacrificing himself. This is a consequence which neither he nor his friends have any cause to regret; and I hope mine will vi-nv it in that light. . For myself, permit me to add, 1 have no

TurtiuT aspirations. , I feel that I have enjoy-

i d much -m ire, of public honors than I deserved, and I shall sjon retire from this ex ulieJtSatkM with i finitely uwre satisfaction th iu I entered upon it. and with a heart grateful for the confidence which my countrym n have reposed in me gratlul for the indulgence with which they have received my humble efiVts to serve them, and anxious only thutthvy may be bettor served by my successor, uud th it our glorious Union and free institutions may be perpetual, i I have the honor to be, sir, Your fellow citizen md ob'tsTv. MILLARD FILLMORE.

A. P. Willajjd. The Democratic candi!ate for Lieut. Governor is winning golden opinions everywhere. At Baltimore his speech is pronounced the ablest elTort called forth by tho ojcatMun, and thousan(!s vtipon thousan Js were electrified wi'h his eloquence.

IrJ. Slatsman. This Democratic candidate has been disgrac;ng his State and himself abroad, if the newspaper reports of his speeches may be believed. Some of his friends have called him the Henry Clay of Indiana! Never was a compliment les deserved, and never a worse slander i-gainst Clay uttered. A. P. Willard, the Henry Clay of Indiana! Road the report of his bl ickguard speech at Baltimore, and that at Columbus, O., and other, places. Clay never descended to such stuff, and it is a slander against his memory to compare such a man to him. ' We suppose Wiilard is a Tood stump speaker, but he defiles every subjst ke touches by his ultra dirtyisri.

KulWt Tlie Traitor Jid;i..

'It hd been jrood for that man IT he bad not been bom." Mitikev 20,21. J)&-U IjADIFS fair. Tbs Ladies of the United Evangelical Church will hold a Fair al Foster Hall, cu Thursday and Friday, July l$th aud ICth, the proceed of which will be appropriated to the purchasing ora Bell for their New Church. A large collection of Fancy Articles will bo on exhibition and for aule. Refreshment w ill uUo be er red up in the best tjle. A general attondanco M ill be expected. jy2 tf DUD CÄE. " The reyulr.r ineetiu of the Kvaiuvilte Medical Societr w ill be held on the Fu-at aud Third Mondays of every tifrotitlt, ml? Vlock P. M. apl3 tf , HUGH R05ALDS, ii. D., Sect'y.

Mr. Sarders-Tou will please announce the name of FürUiX aOKbSHQS. us a candidate for Clerk of the

v nn'ierburgfl tartuit Court at the eusuing October cleetioi. fJuSöte

Mr SAKDERs-Yon will please announce the name of t) la.- ' S tl itVw.a?1 ...

c. büjuji siiAsufl, as a ui.tiidUö Twr County 1 rcuaurer at t et-suiug OctotMr election. Ju 29-tü ;Mi. S.xders: Pkase announce FERDLVAKD D. UONLLE, as a candidate for the rtke of Ket order for Vauanrburgu county, at tfee eiisukur uuler UecUou. Ijnty-ir AlR.sj(wirjc You will please announce the name of CHKISl lA.N blPPUK,aariuil4dite rbrlheetJce of Keorder or Vanderuurgli county, ttlie euauiog elecüon. "V We are amUoried to announce JACOB LUJfKE.HELN.tr, as a caedidutu for the ottice ol Clerk of Uie Vaiaderburgh Cirvu-t Court, at the ensuing October elec uö"- . Ituhlo-Uj

Lßqck.do v..... g W) .

Pig to 5 5 Leatlier.

Gool Heusleck . ,

Me..i.,sk'. v - .17 nn

GDHiulksplei 12 a 15 Oak Tanned do. ' 19 a 20 .

Ulster f dot... 20 0O&24 00 . . Lime, 1 , Whjte 9 bbl.,1 FO a 5 Grey in flour bbls 90 al bO do in bulk.... 85 a 3d Lumber. Oak at Mills.... 1 25 Poplar do .... 1 to ai J2J Com. Pine .... 1 25 : G1 do 1 50 al 75 Clear do ..... 3 OO

Pine shingles but 3 50 do do com. 3 00 Poplar do t tu.. S DO

u do rood e as

Oakdo3f f c. 75 '

fflolasiaca. t

Good Plaukaüon 32 a 33

Keboded do 35

Sugar House... 40 a 45

!. Urd Oil g.5 aj 00 Linseed 75 a J

Tanner' 20 b0

, dj txtra.. 25 00 Safnis. ; Lead in Oil pure 1 80 al90 do do no. 1 1 60 al C5 do Red....... 7 Vellowbcre.... 3t Paris Green:.. 35 a 43 Prussian- bine.. 5 a 90 Putty $ a Whiting; ....... 2 a 21 Fire and water - proof in at tt

Turieiitiiie.... C3a,7J

varnish coach.. 5 75 aS U do coj.al.. 1 75 aß so do Japan.. 1 20 al 50 Proriaionk ' Beana o t

Castor oil no 1.... c5 1 OU Potatoes I? bu .- Ml al Ml

8 10.

Itilll

Deiiiuis tialui

Coll windes... Ilia 1.4

Kentutlcy Jeans... 1.4a 3a buUui tt 30 a 70

J Manner' shirting. .8a luj

7 a IUI

.. lüja lüi

b a k!4

7-5 oouaburgUs no.l 9 a 14 4-4 do do 10 a' 1?4 Ifrugw üv aTIediclne. .lcohol 40 & 60 Alum ...... ...... . 4 a 5 Arrowroot Bcrmuda40 a 45 Arsenic owdered. 10 a 18 Uoraxrenued...... 33 a 35 brimstone aiti'r roll 5 do . flour sulphur..'. 6a 7 Camphor retlued .. 40 a 50 CanUwrides. .....f 1 öüal 75

do do no 2.... 75 a t-0

Calomel cujlist.. 1 50 a2 U0

try- A tremendous ' Scott meetiRg was held at Madison last week. To show the honesty of the 31-idisonian, it said the next nurn ng, that the vhol? affair was a dead failure, nobody present, etc. The Courier the principal Democratic piper in Madison, the same -morning acknowledged ths meeting was a very Urge one. The Madisonian is sho'vnupin it3 own peculiar political small ness by this. Better be candid, and even publish the speeches of your opponents as we have done.

mV ADVERTISEMENTS.

FFESH ARRIVAL CP

WallPaptr. UiMlT,.Fnecreen, Ac, AT the Wall Paper and Lamp Store of JOHN C. DEt fc. Kh.UX, Ja., Main street, between First and Second. '1 lie sui.st riber having Ju&t relumed Iroiu the East, and brought a h.' fc- of tt.nl pa pr, borders, Aic is prepared to till a.l orders either holesle or retail, at the

lowest prices. ItTli g a comptel assortment or VVallJiuper at ever' price l.d st) le, be is satisfied that he can

piube ail lliose mio win ia vor huh wimacuii. liiaiiKlul fortlie ivuiroimtu heretofore so liberally extended to

wards him, he hopes to be favored with a continuance of i..n i iili;l ul itv l .

lue satue. juii.i w. uc w jr.. Remember the place Malu struct, between Pirn: and

Second. JJ

Copperas 2 a 24 Crc-iuTartur.... 25 a 2a

Kpsoiu Salts 4 a 5 Gamboge 75 Ginseng 28 a 30 Gum IragacanUi 45 a 70 Potass 35 a 40 Liquorice Paste . Scicly 20a22

Liquorice FuiU

Calalrla

9 a

Bacon, li op round do Hams .... tufa.

White selected. 31 MiAed 3 Mice. Prime 5 a 51 Seeds. Clercr 4 00 a5 A TimoUiy ot Blue Grass 2 eft

riaxwea......

21 a 28 Suit nnri uiLv:.

Madder prime' j Kanawha 50 bbls 2d Ombro 121a 16 do e rf hi

Madder French ' Ewrli&h flue ,ur o '

X F F Manna Flakes... M ugnesiaCalciu'd

IVutgalUblue....

9 a 14 do mid d2 fi

45 a 50 jTaiw Island do 1 UO CO a 65 I oap, 33 a 40 Palm f M

tiuininesulp 3 50 a3 75 Oliue 51 Rhubarb China. t fc"5 jCasteel. 14 loda 4 a 5 J Spices.. Senna Alex 40 a 45 jCnssiafn matu. 35 a Knake Root 30 a 35 Ginger Race.... 8 a U Tartaric Add.... 40 a 45 -Mace 1 50

t rcaimn, ! i u tineirs no. 1 . . t 10 i

Live Geese prime 30 a 32 . ft I)!. Dry Cod .5 a 51

Mackerel no 1... 13 50al450

do . no S... 9 a 11 do UO3...9 00 Salmon pickled.. Shad Coiili ......

llerring staled.. 75 al 00

do no 1.... 50 a 75 Flour anil Trfnl

Wabash C.tl.S.F 3 50 a3 C0

Lafujettechoiie1 3 60 i.3 65

fancy 35

C itj Mills " 3 50

Lock harts brand. 3 75 Cora Meal.. 40 Furs and Skins

Otter prime 2 50 a3 CO

Orey Fox S5 Kacoou . seasonable SO a 40 Mink do cased... LH) a 40 beer red and shU blue 16 a 18 Deer w inter 8 a 15 t.lukst &blawnic Green Glassware 33 ?. dis. pp Flint Glauswurfilj

12

16 al7

QAM) BOXES. 3i do Band Boxejut ree'd and fo

XJ sale by

JJ9J

JOHN C. DEVLRFUX, Jr.

LAMPS. A tether supply ef Lamns, for Gas or Lard Oil.Justrec'd andforsle by j)9 JOILV C. DEVF.REUX, Jt.

CSr Yesterday was the most scorching hot d y of the season. At 6 o'clock A. 31. the th- rmomcter sto r at 32 J, that b. ing four decrees warmer thm it thj samj time th? day pr vious. At 12 o'clock it stood at 94. We can't write su.h weather as this especi illy'as we are yet "under tha weather" in a different sense.

i;MRE BOARD PRtNTF. A large assortment of Fire lioi-rd Priot has beu ree'd aud for sale verv low by Jj9 JOHN C. DEVEREUX Ja. GLAZED WALL PAPER. 2D 0 pie. cs Glazed Wall paper, superior qiulityaud latest stWes, are now on iiai.d and for sale at 15 cU a pkne uy Jl9 lUllS C. UEVEREÜX, J. MSMSWMW

J. T- WiLUt. J. O. HA.TCH1TT.

5117 DIC ItOTItl.. DRS. WAUvER & HATCHITi. havln? associated themselves together iu the Practice of Medicine and ."..riicrv. would rcsiKjctfully auinuuuce to the citizens ul

EruivillJ and ricinilv, tual they are prepared to attend to calls, either day or night. oihve ou t hird strcwi. ojipusit; the PuLUc Square. J6 3ai BMfT AND SIIOII STORK. REM 1 V "D Wm. EMERY has takenthe stand n .vj.iiu street oppos.tvi the bank, formerly occupied by Coi.; ngto. Bito t Store, und is now prepared to upply citizens w ith plain or Hue . work in his line at short t.Jtice. lid has gaol workmen etuploed. and will warrui.t all work sut fro.u his shop. Ho is prepared to uiak j Boot aud shoes fand qual-ty, gooi tks, and made up iu the bent st;l. . His bu-g expericaire iu business aud punctu..lity will guarantee him the continued custom of tiioss who once try hi:u. His prices are reasonable aud work nt surjcif-sed in durability or neatues by that of auy other tftabQiuMut. U-tf SHERWOOD H"UJ3B. THE subscriber has taken the alove house, and has ei.lirel) retitle1 and refurnished it, and i prepared t entertain Uia patrons of the house iu a satisfactory manner. He has alio rented the brick Stable, owttcd by Mr. Peter Burke, at d bos a goo 1 stock of horses aud carriages to let. i he stable is largo. c-le:m and well located, and good hoUers ara iu constant attendance. Particular altcntiou Ul be paid to the tare oi horss left w ith him for keep

ing, and iu all respects tue public shall nnd the Slier-

H by 10 Eberhard. 2 50 s2 75

10 by 12 do . 2 75 o3 25

10 by 14 do . 3 75 a4 Oil

8 by 10 City 3 55

10 by 12 do. 4 00 10 by 14 do 4 50 other sizes iu proportion. (rum. Wheat 0 K 52 a 53 Corn jcllw 8 do white 28 do mixed 25 a 26 Barley 5 Oats 18 a 20 . bun Powder, Hazard 5 50 Du pout 5 75 EMJeld 5 50

Blasting 3 25 I luv

llnothy baled.. 10 00 all Ob

do . loose .. 8 00 lüde.

Dry Hides ..... 8

do suited..... 71

Wet .

Peer Sumatra Spice Jamaica..

Cloves 3i Sugar, X Orleans fair. . Si do good. 5a do prime l do choice Clarified ; 8 Powdered JO a 1 Crujied 10 a 11 Hos-von loaf 19 K. J N.O. Lump5... 11 do do 6... 10 a )C

uo ao 7... Dia 10 ,Tca.

Oun powder and lnnerial

do Canton made

loui.g Hjson.. do do Canton made.

Xiitgyong 6t Ol-

ouy , Powshong

M obucco. Manufactured

' Ky. com... 10 a 13 do do good.. J3 a 16 do Mo. com... 12 a 14 do do good.. 14 a 20 do Va com... 14 a 18 do do good.. 18 a 35 Lianort.

Brandy Otard,

uupuy ozto. 2 50 a3 Slf

40 a 30 a 40 40 al li 0 a 35 40 a er 33 a 40

dopinctcaslillOL2 00 o3 50' do Hennessey. 2 00 a3 vo' do A.Seignelte 1 25 a2 25 American brandr 31 a ff Gin pine apple. 90 H 25 do Star 1 00 al 3f" do Eaele gu ,i on'

Old Bourbon.... 35 a 75'

k Moncnir&hela 75 al

do Kye 75 al 25 '

Penti Branny.. J 25 Whiskey 17 a 181 Wines

Madeira.. 1 25 a3 00

berry 1 00 a3 50

Port pure juice. 2 50 3 00"

do Burgundy.. 1 50 a2 25 Canary 75 al 25 Sicily Madiera.. 75 al if Dry Malaga .... 75 al 25 sweet. 40 a 57

Nr.tive Wire... 35 a 59

Claret hi cafes.. 2 75 &3 WJ

t'otion Ynrn, 500 p doz 5 p ct off fer cash.. .i. ..7Ja 8 " COLS P dz do do do Oia 7 700 p doz do do' do .......5ia 6 TO3 The b.Wor pri.-e nhnre generally, where two urii?'? ire meiitioucii, arc for full packages, and the Lieber itn

Small who esale.

w ood Hojsa a good Hotel.

?Tir Wo are indebted to Messrs. N. B. Brown and Bob. G. Barclay, clerks of the fite steamer Jjhn 3impon,fr L misville pa

pers left US yesterday morning. The S:mr-. ftnEESE25 boxes W R Cheeso in stor and tor sale

, FREJSTUA BROS.

Jjfctfl J. A. a VERS.

PRESTON BROS.

rjlAR AXD PITCH 35 bblsTarand lOtobls Pitchrjast

jl rekraandiorsuie iy iJfj

miuistrdUuu m tue uaiK düd pv-ruuOa. cnsis ... , . rr,iÄaj m l by tJil , l, . . r 'son is the reirulir Weunescay packet lr- ra la.ouguwuica H haüto r-oceutiy pasüea. i . 0 , . . ." '!. ... . .... m ........ I . ... i T.-ttiivilTo iirrfn n T h?rfl PV.'rv WKfirerl a v I OAR LEAD. St!

Tuo ui-st wad an apueu.1 to. my uairiot-bm, ' L-Juisville, arriving here every .Thursday

tue ttewond to my gratitude. . 1 could rc &iat neitüvr, aud taernure yielded to t.ieir

request, aud consented that my name &huUid

reiuaiu würe it wad, until uuie- e.noula biiuw,

morning.

(t5"The Whig Ratification meeting at

as 1 presumed it wouiu, that'iu lurJier use. Washington City on the 28th ult. was atri-

couia cciüier beneht tueui jior tue causj J mendous.affair. It was the greatest political wnich we uu had o inu Ji at heart, it was,' glthering ever knowa in tho District of Cohowever, cutiotiy und. rtood that I couia not , ,. L . . , Covern 10 uc ahy ettuiu to pruturo a xxuui- lamb,a' sPeeclll's wer made by a nQcr initLo, Ut if va weru iree.y aud ToiunU- .0' distinguished person?, bonfires blazed, nly teud.reti, I bhould ntt beat hbcrtyta cannons roared,- fiags streamed, and Democ-declineit.- , . 1 racy could'nt be found.

AS LEAD 50IX) tbs Bar Lead just rec"d and for sale

BAby

inn

PRESTON BROS.'

INDIANA FEMALE SCMIXAltY. C. G. M'LEAK, D. D. FSI3CIFAL. THIS Seminary is located iu tho city of IndianapolisIts central poiitiou makes it eas of access. Sinw and cominodeous buildings are in progress of erection, iu wLiUi, It is heix-d, the pupils will find a pleasant and c erfful home. Erery atteutiou wilt te paid to the physical, mental, moral and religious culture of the pupils, by the Principal and his A sustains. Tue drsi sassiou w ill coiiajneneo on the fret Monday of September next. . hen day and boarding pupils will be received. Circulars can bo had at Ute my book-stores, by applicaUoa through the mail, to the Principal and at this oitto. Indianapolis, Ju 30th, 1?52 Jy" 2wdd:w

VALUAIILC LAKD Füll SALli In (ibsott Countr

FOR sale, on reasonable tonus, the following property: " One hundred and ixty acres of Land, in section

seventeen, iu tow u four south of rauge nine west, with thirty acre improved, with a house, smoke-house and a good well of w ater.

Also One hundred and twenty acres in section eieht.

tow n lour south of range nine west, with tweire acres cleared, and house nineteen by twenty-six feci, one and a hair stories high, with forty acres of fand unimproved iu section nine. The above property mar e soli on ex-. change for property iu Evansrille. Persons wishing to view the above Lands wilt call On . THEOPHILAS BACON, or J)7,3in HENRY SHIP.

TONONGAHELA WHISKY 2 bbls fteen yearsold aLX tho same superior article already faroralW known

ust receired by aplO ALUS dt rlOWES

SUGAR AND .MOLASSES. O 4C0 bbls Plantaüou Mohuucs; 40 hhdg Sugar; 10 bbls Golden Syrup; 20 do Powdered Sugar; . 15 do Lump do; 4 tierces Rice; In store and ftrale br cny29 , HABCOCK BROTHERS. P1E.MENTO. 6 fcag :cM and for salo by iu)W d'RESTON BROTHERS. PIA PER WINDOW BLINDS. A superior Trticler green and blue Window Blinds, has last been rocM ii-dforsaleby JOHN C. DEVEKEUX, Ja-, iny23 Main street, between 1st aud 2d sta. OA BALES Nos. 1 and 2 Cotton BaUing; &J 5 do Candlewick: 6 do colored Carpet Chain; 5 do' white do; Received and for sale by febLl SAM'L ORR.

MET D BTJTTONS-rl.ooo gross Cost,' Vest an YouUis' Buttons for eale by JAMES LOW & CO., mh6 417 iftin sC. LotdSTille, Ky.

I' IftUORS j 50 bbls Cincinnati WWskef; 5 do Did Monongahela Whisky; 5 do Reserve . .do; 9 do H Gin; 10 do Brandy; ree'd and for sals t jyS PRESTON BROS.'