Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 5, Number 116, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 September 1852 — Page 2

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DAILY JOURNAL.

A. H. SANDERS. EDITOR. CITY OF EVjAISVILE :?IOM)AV JIOIt.M.Mi. SEPT. C WHIG T I O ET. For President -GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT. T.nr Vlco Irealdent WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, ÖT SOUTH CAKOLISA. For Governor. NICHOLAS lUcCAItTY, OT H4RI0M COCKTT. For Lift' Governor. IV IL LI A 31 W1LLIA3IS, or aosotsxo rotritTT. For Coupres VILL1A3I UKAV1S, Jr., 1)7 61BSOX COCSTT. For Treasurer of Statt. F1M0N T. HADLEY, of Wayne county. For Auditor of Statt. ' VOUGLASS MAGUIRK, of Marion county. - For Secretary of Statt. . JOHN OSBORNE, of Clay county. For Reporter of Supreme Court. A. L.OSl.OliNE. of Laporte county. 'For Clerk of Supreme Court. -5AM KS A. STRETCH, of Grant county. For Superintendent of Common Schools. A A WON WOOD, of Putnam county. IFor Judge of Supreme Court. F,rt Di. t riet JolIN HOWE, Lagrange county. strand CHAKI.ES DEWEY, Clark county. 7ir Daid MrDonuM, Monro county. Fsurth .SAMUEL ß. GOOK1NS, Vogo county. ELECTORAL TICKET. BKXATORllL ELECTORS. HENRY S. LANK, of Montgomery county. PLEASANT A. HACCLEMAN, of Rush county. First Diitriet Jon J. Chasdlsr, Vanderburjj couuty J Arrrf-JouN D. l cRoisoC art coumT. I 7 AiW-Cnpt. Sron Carte:., Switzerland county, Fourth Joua S. Scobt, Deeater county. Fifth Dvu Kili.oorc, Delaware county. (Utk Jo! ! Coburg, Maion county. SrrentkKv HARD Y. TllOXFSO, VigO COUUty. ' Fiht . O. Dj:hm, Tippecanoe county. W T. S. SrAtrrcLD. fir., Joseph-county. 7nr Jtr.s S. Frazils. Kosciusfco couuiy. crrf Ä-GisTivt II. Voss, Hamilton couuty. military. . There will be a meeting at Foster's Hall this evening at 8 o'clock for the" purpose of forming a Military Compiny. Those gentiemcn whose names are upon the list and v ho have been waited upon, and others defiruus to co-operate, will please attend. Notice Extra, We have beenju the habit of making reinittanccs fur subscribers, to the publishers jpf Magazines ancT NeWSsper?: the last five yoars nt least, considering ourself author- . izedtu thus far act a3 the agents of these j ublicationj, and in so doing conferring an obligation to the parties interested. Editors are recognized thus far as agents by every periodical in the country, as we had suppo singular and tuspicionahle se remittances, the only ?a,t ro,w-a th nmn,r - sed. Well, it is a sin fict. that of all these nnP which nvrr failed to receive the rroner ' acknowledgment of the nubiisher. were two "f inscriptions sent to Godey's Lady Book, the

monies being placed in our hands for the pur- mucn as n i-emocrais were cuner asnameu pose of remfttance, and the persons having of their nominee, or thought the attaching Fubscribed from reading notices of the Book of ll5s namc to lhcir clubs would bring them ia the Journal. These subscribers did not to death's door in a very short time. They receive their Books, and we were compelled are probably right. If Pierce Clubs could to write again. The first subscriber, a lady, strke no heavier blows for a cauac, than has since received her Book. The second, Gen. Pierce struck in Mexico, for his counafter again writing, received the Book for six try'a glory the7 woulJ haVe t0 speedily faint months, when it was stopped. He sent on a to preserve a show of good intentions. It is duplicate of our receipt, and had it returned wel1 r thera to steal a little thunder of past .vith the answer from L. A. Godcy, that the days, by cabbaging the appellation given to money had not been received, and that Mr. Gen. Jackson. They have no thunder of Sanders was not an Agent of the Lady's their own at this day, or if they have any, it Book! Now Heaven knows, we have not compares to Whig thunder like the sheet

the subtest ambition to figure as the Agent of the most wishy-washy periodical in the country, but which we have repcatedJy praised for its pretty appearance. Yet a notice on the cover of this Book declares all editors " and postmasters agents! We have made a statement of facts, and now leave it to other editors, to act as agents or not of this work as they please. Godey has been soft-sawder-ing and humbugging Western Editors about Ion" enough, but he get p-iid very well if he ' makes as much out of all as he is trying to - make from us. Subscribers will please remit on their own responsibility hereafter. We shall remit Mr. Godey three dollars again for one year's subscription to his Book, rather than an innocent subscriber be disan-

pointed but we shall take care to'have a As could not keep up, and maintain a due devitneu to the fact this time. cc of consistency. Mr. R. found some - fault with the Whigs, but awarded them the Readt for CrsxoMERsMessrs. Stow- mrit of Sreater consistency than the oppo-

elUnd Taylor have moved from their old - stand on Water street, to Hershberger & Bro.'s late stand on Main street, nearly op- - osito the Bank. Thov haro been cnonW j -i o a aevi lot of Hats and. Caps, Boots and Shoes, &c. and. are now ready for customers. We are glad to perceive they are commencing quite an extensive wholesale as well as retail business, and in either line we are sure they will give satisfaction.. " rC"We perceive that oar friends of the Madison, Banner and Vincennes Gazette, - r peak very wrathfully but pointedly at our amiable neighbor of the Times. Why Lord bless you, gentlemen, nobody here pretends to notice his outlandish and unbacked statements, except u professionally, so you need not get wrathy at hi3 unparalleled impudence. Two more euch papers as the Times in Evansville, would kill Locofocoism "dead as a door nail" in these parts. D3"The Democratic State Central Com mittee of Kentucky have issued an Address to the Democracy of the State. For a com plete demolition, refutation, and we may say annihilation of this precious document, we refer our readers to the Louisville Journal of lat Thursday and Friday If that Commit tee don't feel pTf'fxino-ly diminished after mdirtT the Journal's comments, they are as nobile? a Prentice or Shreve j.roves them btupid and di-.honest.

The German Feeling. The following communication was handed us by an old German, who was lately a member of the Democratic party, so called; but who, as it will be seen by his letter, ia going to vote for Scott and Graham. We give the letter with but slight corrections of language: Mr. Editor: I had the honor last Friday night (Aug. 27th) of attending the German Whig meeting, for the purpose of gaining some information on the principles of the great parties. I always thought myself as good a Democrat as any one, but when it

comes to the principles of these two parties, there I was ignorant I did not know the diff erence between the two, no more than a child of six years of age. I had been taught that the Whigs were only a party made up of a few aristocratic natives of this country whose policy it was to ruin this free country, make a king, compel the Germans to stay twenty-one years in the United States before they could become citizens, and that the Whigs were opposed to emigration, so that our frienda can't come over to us. These were the things I learned. But you can't blame me for it, because coming fresh from Europe, we cannot speak the English language. We are not acquainted with the cus loms of this country. To say the truth wo are strangers, and I know many of my fellow Germans are not to blame forjthis. But I do sav that when Germans or any other foreigner3 jn t113 country long enough louniler- ., tupl, ftrA tn hUmo fftr hrMnotlUUU illllis, j ------- - - o I Democrats, as they are misnamed here. j Sir. Decker, theTspcaker, did his utmost to explain to his fellow-countrymen the difference between Democrats and Whigs as they , are known in this country. I was with many of my countrymen, rejoiced to have an opportunity to learn this difference and I can assure you, Mr. Editor, that I took down the banner from my pole, with its name of Tierce and King, and hoisted the glorious banner with the names of the greatemen Scott and Graham. I take my name off the Locofoco list, and declare myself a warm supporter of Scott and Graham! I would say to my German friends, not to be backward, but go and hear 3Ir. Decker Mr. Chandler and other Whigs epeak, and I am fully convinced you will do as I and many of my fellow Germans have done, A GERMAN WHIG DEMOCRAT. Layi5G ox tiie Hickory. We should like to hear some Democratic friend explain why the tiro Pierce clubs in this city are called "Hickory Clubs." The Whigs Lave two Clubs in Evansville which they call "Scott CM Evansville which they CIubs" They are not ashamed of their candidate. while in the other case it looks very! iron imitation of a theatre to.the artillery o heaven, Major Robiksos os Democracy. The Major in an address to the citizens of Rising Sun, a few weeks ago, informed his audience at the commencement, that he had always been a Democrat, that he had acted in good faith with that party as long as they were governed by principle?, but as soon as he found they were after nothing but the spoils cf office he left them. He said the party hdforsaen their principals and instanced the different positions it ha,J occupied on the subject of Banks,, and many other prominent questions, showing that its course had been so vascellating that te party possessed. We are glad to see the Major rrtef sußcient principle to make the above truthful statement; though we disagree with him politically, as widely as with the Locofoco party, yet are glad to sec him ac knowledge so notorious a fact. Singular Case. There ia now living in Holmes county, Miss., says the Lexington Sentinel, a woman who married her first hus band n September 1223. She subsequently parted with bim; and from time to time mar ried three others, with all of whom she sep arated. On the day twenty-five years from her first marriage, she parted with her fourth husband, attanded the funeral of her second, was married to her first, and the marriage ceremony was performed by her third hus band. She is now. living with her fifth, or rather her first husband and doing well, and is some woman yet. CTlIon. Samuel M. Huhbard, the new Postma?ter. General, is a citizen, of Middletown, Conn. He was formerly a member of Congress, and was a delegate to.the recent Whig National Convention, and is a 6trong Scott man. (O The Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia North American, says that the Democratic members of Congress from Pcnnsylvaniahave received euch news from their div.ncts as to compel thcra to admit that Ncutt will carrv that State.

In a Bad Humor. Neighbor Frary, of the Warrick Democrat,

appears to be getting excited. One of his subscribers it seems has ordered out his ad. vertisements and stopped the paper, for the , reason, as brother Frary says, that it is "too 1 Democratic ?Tf adds "Mr P can nroba-' uemocrauc. lie aaus, Jir. I . can pruua u.y gei aiong wunoui our paper we uru erjr ; A. - 1 I certain we can get along without his patron- j age."

That our neighbor can get along without the roll in order to ascertain who had the maMr. P. we caneasily understand and readily 1 jrity- sme time elapsed in deciding upon

admit; but we must beexcuscd for not concur- d the Hunker nominee (Mr. Brlstol),was ring in the suggestion that Mr. P. can get chosen. A committee was appointed to-re-alonp; without the Democrat. That we think . port officers, dec The subject of contested

would be impossible. No one who has been accustomed to read that spicy and amusing 6hcet, can expect to "get along" without access to its most refreshing columns a truth which we fear Mr. P. will have to acknowlAa !!.. m..rt;ruinif it mnv nrnvP tr " him. Will friend Frary pardon us for asking if Mr. P. had no reason for withdrawing his patronage than the one stated.1 In fact is he sure that was the true reason at all! We happen to know 3Ir. P., and regard him as a man not likely to be influenced by motives such as are imputed to him;and are inclined to suspect anger rather than candor prompted our neighbor's remarks. ITfertlusr of Gcriunn IVIiIr. of mum WIii. Whigs of Evansville held a t. . , ,ourt House last Friday eveThe German meeti ng at the Court ning, and concluded the formation of a German Scott Club. Phillip Decker, was elect-f ed President; Wm. Heilman, Vice President, and Edward Newmaster, Secretary. A Constitution and Bye-Laws were adopted. The following resolutions were read and unanimously adopted. We respectfully refer them to those Germans, of both parties, who were not present. Speeches were made by Messrs. Bush, Decker and Carpenter: Whereas, we, as naturalized citizens, take a deep concern in the welfate of our adopted country, and whereas, from many years experience we consider ourselves competent to judge of the merits of the two great political parties, and as freemen desire to express our sentiments, without reserve, therefore Rrmhxd, That we rcceguize in the Whig party the party of progess and order, whose principles aim to protect and encourage all branches of industry and the general prosperity of our common country. Resolved, That we view the hostility Shown of late years to all measures Cur the improvement cf Western Rivers and'Uarbors by the Democracy as especially injurious to the inerest of the Great Weit; end that we bcieve it to Je the duty of the General Gov ernment, to protect and facilitate Western Commerce and intercourse.. fully as as the States, bordering upon the s?ea coasts " lteolvcd, That we recognize the principle of non-intervention, laid down with the Whig latform as politic and wise, persuaded that the quiet moral influence of our institutions ias done more and will contribute more to wards spreading republican principles abroad, than all our navies and armies could accom plish. Resolved, That we recognize in General Winfield Scott, a warm supporter of those principle.-1, as well as a man, who by his briliant military achievement as much as by Us civil merits has rendered himself worthy of the highest confidence and has well earned claims- upon .the gratitude of lie American people, and, that we will use all honorable means to insure his election. Rcsohrd, that the Editors of the Vo)kbte and of the Journal, be requested to publth these resolutions. For the Journal. Mr. Editob: The following article rppeared in the Times of Saturday last. Another Bolter! James E. Blythe, E-ri , heretofore a distinguished member of the wlig party in this the first Congressional i-strit, renounces whiggery, fincc the nominator of Scott, and declares himself openly a no party man. He would have voted for Fillmore. The statement in the foregoing article is untrue. I have not renounced the Whig paty; and I have, ever since his nomination, intended and still intend to vote for Gen. Sott. Yours Respectfully, JAS. E. BLYTIII. A Father and Three Children Lost. Thomas Clark, a highly esteemed citizn of Defiance, Ohio, on the 36th ult., on his vcy home from the funeral of his wife's broher, having his three children in the buggy nla him, was run into the canal, by scineniems one mile from town, and and him self tue all the chrildren drownded. Advice. Boys,re?d?o-: e hing useful evoy day, so metlnng to rcllcct upon while at ycu work or road to school- Be inpuisitive fu out things. Don't let the blood pass froi your heart to your fingers' ends thousands t times and you know nothing of its motion? Store your mines early with wisdom. Rea a little every day. Remember Roger Sherman, tie was on of the greatest examples of how much seifl cultivation may uo lor a man. His school privileges were of the most ordinary kind. Early in life he was apprenticed to a shoej maker, and instead of ioininr in the vulval conversation so common in manv of his conJ panions, he would sit at his work with al . ,.r.. jj. 1 open boo before him, and devote every md mem mai nis eyes coum De sparcu irom in occupation in which he was engaged to reaJ ng. Be saving of your little allowance, and bu books lives of good and great men, me such as Washington and a host of other J whose virtues have rendered their names im mortal. Cultivate a taste for reading. Th field of instruction to which it will lead vou i boundless. -

r ELEGRAl'II DISPATCH liSCANDIDATES DEPARTMENT

,t,i r , 0. t . I ine uemocratic btato Convention was largely attended. Dr. Rice nominated Mr. 1 Bristol (Hunker,)as chairman pro tern, and' 1 uPnara Vüarnüurne0 Was also nominated !v . . . . t iiv k i I ni.ii Ii- mi mihi iu rm r rnii iiipi r , j . o"-"1- ""iuoiuji cu- - d j the m;dst f . .r . , - ken and both parties chimed the ictory. : Two Secretaries were then appointed to call . seats was renewed and they adjourned. Philadelphia, Sep. 1,31. A tremendous Whig meeting was held at Independence Square. Over 5,000 persons were present to receive the returning member ofCoiigress. Speeches were from the stands Lv Parker of Ind.,Tho ompson of Ind.. Campbtll of Ohio, and others. The Suuthern papers received here show that the recent storms have been very severe in fcoutii UaroI:na. A gi eat freshet occurred at Broad river and on the Savcnnah in Georgia, which swept away bridges and t!one other serious damage to the railroads andpropcrtyr Tkestox, N. J., Sep. 2. The Whig convention to-day chose the following electoral ticket: Senatorial electors, D. S. Gregory and Andrew K. Hay; Con ..u e..u.w - Crcasional elector, Jolin Dixon, Jas. L. La rence, J. S. Nevins. C. G. Garrison, add J M Quinsby. Tiie bcst fccV prevailed, a ,awJas. and at the close three cheers were given for Scott and Graham. SvRACUsrjuIp. 2. The Democratic State Convention nominated Horatio Seymour for Govenor. Washington, Sept. 2, M. J a large Whig meeting was held here last night. Berrien and Hule of Florida addressed the n.ecting. Coxcoed, X. II., Aug. 31. The Whig convention met to-day and nonvnated Jas. Bell for Governor, and V. H. Hacki tt, Austin Fikc, A. II. Grainier, A. Chriity, and J. W. Edwards, as El t tors. 07-Rev. Jas. Greene's school will commence this morning at the building adjoining the Episcopal Church. It is unnecessary to assure pirents tliat3Ir. Greene's school will present excellent advantages, for attaining a knowledge of both the lower and higher branches of Education. COThe Gen. Pike arrived here last Saturday morning early from Louisville. It was really gratifying to receive Louisville papers of Friday early the succeeding morning, the good old way. This shows the river is again in passably fair order. We thank the offi cers of the Pike for f ivors. fjö"Tlie Timrä of yesterday has a few base prevcrMons and dodgings of facts, tu say nothing of actual mistatements, to which we shall properly üttend to-morrow. New way to Fatten Hogs. Col. Wil son, near Independence, Ky., raises a crop of whoaT, ami r.s soon as the grain is ripe, he turns in his hogs to fatten. One field at this time contains seven hundred head of the swine. Ci"A couple ob "gt'inmnns ob color' were overheard discussing politics in Broadway dc udder morning. One says to the udder: "What makes "em call Gineral Scott Old Fuss and Feathers!" "Why, Lord', Sam, don't you know! It's 'case he's fuss in war, fuss in peace, and fuss in de hearts of de country people." Y. Y. Eve. Mirror. SPECIAL NOTICES. Temperance Iccfinjr The Temivr:ii:ce Union will hold a meeting on Monday niht, 6th lust., at the Metho1i.t Church. FrietHs of the cause will please try end Im! present, a business of importance will come before t!ie mectinsr. Good addresbtc may confidently bo expected. Clergymen of the city trive the ujjuI nrtioe from t'a.Mr pulpit. ! W. W. SAKFOSD. Sec. MW AÜVERTISE3IEXTS. COMMERCIA. SCHOOL. THE uliscrilK-r would inform the citizens ofEvaniv.llo and vicinity, that will open a scuool for th purnnso of I iathihg Louble ntry hook Keeping in M. V. Saiiord's booi room, near the Presbyterian Church, on Mdii. lay vciiinr, Sept. Gth Tbosowlio liavo not Silli.Hcribc d, ni.d who wish to avail themselves of the pres-.'i.t opportunity of becoming acpi.iiiiled with tho science of Hook Keeping, are re-pnl'ully invited to call at Mm School Kh.ii, during the School hours. He feels confi.ltMittli.it Ii w ill be able to give satisfaction. He therefore olicit'i the p. t.onage of the business community one aiid:ill interested. Tkrmü .? 15 f r a full Mercantile conrso Practical course $5 and 10. Hour of instruction from 7 p. M. t HI P. M. Everj day ecept Suurd;iy- I'rivate JajssoiiS will le piveu when reipiested. eptti-2t JEREMIAH BEHM. Fall mid Winter Dry Good. W ENT WORTH & BROTHERS. Corner of Main and Fourth street. Cincinnati Ohio. nAV Enow in Store, and w ill be const n.tly receivii.g during the season, a large and complete aiiortmcnl aTFore gn and Domettie dry goods. To which they rej teci.riiily invite tno attention or ( ouutry Merchant. iT.ieir t k h is been selected w ith great care, and w ill oj sold at small advance Tor cash or approved credit. septS Itd-lmw rjlEXXESf EK Monev J- yptß K. GILL bought br LliElM' M'O. Syc. near Water. ClOI)KI.SH-.0 r.)T? for S.ile bv aepio f.E. Gl LUE KT & CO., Syc. near Water. H. FLUE GEl! Teacher ol the IhiglUh, Trench and tlerm in Ian gu age. PJHVATE LESSORS either at his KesiJenco or his Puplis'. r.nglish German Female School. Corner of Third sept 4-Iy I and Walnut strvest. SCHOOL NOTICE. rPIi?.untIen,Is:,rCt!-1 wouI.'Jtln'vrM !.,er Wends.and form- - - er I'ftrons .f Evansville, that ehe will oien a Selicet School, at u.e sekooi Houm near the market iatei occ,ipied by Wm. Green on Monday the 13th of Senc and ii.jT.iuuuj oiicii u renewal 01 tueir patronage. Tt3 2w KACHAL STREET. WALL PAPER. PERSONS deyring to purchase Wall Paper, from the lowest price up, would do well to give me a call, as "-"J öv .auriiueni 10 select irom. JOHN C. J) VEKEUX. Jit.. J27 Main, between 1st aud 2d streets.

1 2d streets. a S?'rnt.-o KoniERS. i

rVIF'ESE !bo.e Western Reserve Chese JO ÜO l'.nflili Hair rt j Ree'd this day by iJejj HAUC0CK BKoVlIERS. i

Circuit Judge,

TTpWc are authorized to announce AlTIS P. iioVüy ki.. n.u.ii r .r th rimiii Jmi ..f the it Judicial strict, at me next Octor election. aug;. lor Jud of Court of Common Pleas. , ioka BAKER, U a candidate for Judge of the Court of Common Ptea i the lit Uistritt. torn Dosed ' - of Warrick and Vanderwirjrli. augva. foimf Warritk vm r.inppTT io ....,1: !... r... t.. ,i - rf. " - common reus m me ist wstmt, couiposedor and Vauderburg. aug-,'6 For State Senator. Mr. Saüder. Youy will please announce the name 01 JAS. K. ßLYTHE, as a cuiuli late for the KUte Senate, in tlio .enjitorial Uistmt. totuosed of the counties of Posey and Vanderburgh, at the next October election. IteurcKentatire. Mr. BAnncR You i-lc&so announce the name of johvm si'(tf'Kvi'i i. ua o'.iwii.i .iA iA Vanderburgh county ia the next Legislature. auirtS. . Jiyu e arc anthurlzed t announce C. K. DREV as a candidate for Kepresertati re of Vanderburgh county, in uie next LK'gi?lsiure of lnliana. auzl'J 1'or lrotcuttug- .ttoruey Mr. Sakders Please announce MOK1S S. JOHNSON', as a I'undid.itc fur the otlice of Prosecuting AU rney of the Comiiioa Pleas Court of Yuuderburgh and Warn'K counties. oM3 Ma. Sandlks. Please minounoe WM. K. McGKEW, us a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney in the 1st Juditial Circuital the ensuing October election. aug?I. For Count' Clerk. Mr.Fakdkks I'lease announce Win. IIOLDEX. ia a candidate for Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Cotirt at the ensuing Oiiohcr election, aus 7. JCTWe are authorized to announce LEX, STINSON os a vandidule for the office of CTork of tho Vanderburgh Circuit Court, at the ensuing October election. Jv31-tJ Ma. Saxdcrs You will please announco the name of SOKEN SOKENSO.X. as a candidate for Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court at the ensuing October election. rjuSDte TT7 We are authorize.! to annci.ice JACOB LUX IDENHEIM EK, a candidate for Wie otlice of Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, at th cwsuraj October elec i.ou. inh!4i-Wl For Co 11 11 tj- Treasurer. Mr. Saspers Please announce the name- of JOHX WALSH, as a candidate for the oflice of Treaeurer of Vanderburgh county, augle. Ma. Sani;:rs You will please announce WILLIAM ATCHE.NO', as a candit!ute for Treasurer of Vanderburgh, county at the ensuing October clecUon. anglft. Mr. SiDETts. Pleasa announce the name of MARCUS SHEKUOOD.asa candidate lor the olSice of County Treasarer.of Vanderburgh county at the ensiiin-; October election, and Obligo Mijji; MANY VOTERS. Mr. Si.iders Please snnonnce JOHN CUPPLES, as a candidate for the otJhe of Treasurer of Vanderburgh county at the ensuing October election. auglO. Mr. SAxntRs You will please announce the name of Ii. J. HA KT as a candidate for the office of Treasure of Vanderburgh county at the ensuing October election. aug-11. ICyWe are authorized to announce II. P, VAUGHAX, as a candidate for County Treasurer, at the ensuing October election, äug Mr. Sanders You will please announce the name of I!ev. liENo.M STIXSOX, as a candidate for County Treasurer -A Uo ensuing October election. Ju 2'J-ie For Sheriff. Mr. Saxpers Please announce my r.pme as a candidate of JSheriff for Vanderburgh com tv i.t the next October election. aug3l JAMES FINCH. Mr. Sanders Sir Please announce my name for the office of Mieritfof Vaudcrburgh county, nt the next October election. aug30 JOHN S. GAVITT. Mr. Editor Please announce the name of EMANUEL HULL as a candidate for the office of MieriiT at the ensu iug October election uugli MANY VoThKS. Mr. Sixnns Yon will please announce Mr. WILSON SHOOK, as canoM'ite f r MieriiT of Vanderburgh county, at. he ensuing Octubs."olettioii. iaugTj Mr. SASDtr.s You will pu.;ise anno'irce WILLIAM E. GKEhX a. a candidate forthe office ol Nierirrof Vanderlmrgh county, atliic ensuing October clili'off. lipg? Mr. Saxde!-?: You will please announco GEO. TV. GLOt'EKas a candidate for tho oilice of Mierilf. at the cusuiug October ciccliou. augj-to! c'nAty- tccrcrdrr Mn. fAXDERs llcusacnnounre tk nsm i,r kp nc . ET MILLS, as a raiul.date for the otmvf :ceorU-rot Vanderburgh county at Urn ensuing October election auglfi Ma. Sakdkrs You will pleasa announce my name as u candidate lor coui.'.y lecoi'icr I tue next (x tober elec lion, I). MOj-S, ui:j1. JljPPlase riinoiince GKOKGK H. TODD as a cand Jr.t.'fur o.lioe of Kecorder uf Vanderburgh county at the ensuing OcsoUer e!c lion. augii! " .JR. San dk. is: Ple.-se atinotmce the nnmo of JOHX II ALL as a candidate f tr the oSIco of County lecrdcr, at me next wiooer election. ang2'J Mr. Sasdcrs: P!aso annonnce FERDINAND l) GO.SLEE, as a candidtefor the otlice of Kecorderfor Vanueruurgn county, at the ensuing October election, in j 24Mk.Sakufrs: You w ill please announce the name of CHK1STIAN LIPPU.s'.as a candidate for the otlice of Kecorier or V anderburgh countv, at the ensuing election, ap'jy Mr. Sanders: You will pleno announce the name of .wiv..i 1 us a cuiiuiuaie I r Louuty Keconier, ui mo ne.w wciooer election. aug'J Vor Count)- Coinni'ssioncr. Mr. Sanpers You will please announce KIXLOCII McJOHX.sTO.N'.as a candidate for the otlice of Coni tv Coimnissiouer, for iLe the countv of Vanderburirh at the viiauing viiouer election. aujj31 For Coroner. Mn. SAxncns Please announce JOHN TK1BLE. aa a candidate for re-election for the ofiVo' of Coroner of anderburgh county at tho ensuing October election auir.t .. CO-PARTNERS IIIP NOTICE. riIIE undersigned have this day formed a copartner L shit), under the name and st'ue of Lewis V Grat. anl have made nrrangenieiits with the late firm of Har rington. Crane & Co., to serve ns their successors in the Keceiving, Fowsrdii gand Commission Eusinccs in this titv. We w ould respectfully solicit a rot tinaance of the patronage heretofore so liocratly extended towards the lata firm, and Jesjeak the good oßices of our friend., pledgIng ourselves to spare no efforts to promote the interests of all w ho may entrust business to our rare. KDWAK1) LEWIS, Evansville, Sept. 1st 1PÖ2 sept2 tf CHARLES GKAY. FOR SALE. GOOD Hons. and lot, situated on Fourth street lJL square a!ovc the new Market house, well kituu one tuatcd lor pr vate family J erms reasonable; ;p!v to John ward. atig31-7t EVANSVILLE BOCK STORE. JUST RECEIVED, Wait for the Wagon; Will you love then as now; The bailor bo 's Grave; Ole Hull's violin instruction; Howe's viojiu instruction I-x.k; Jewctts National Violin Teacher; Assortment of Mies ai.d Flut.-s. for sale bv "31 SAMUEL LISTER. 1 RRlv'AL EXTRAORDINÄR Y 300 ClilckenT jü7t J.. ree'd and foi sale below the market price at autf31 COOK S FA M I LV G KOCERY. i CASK'S QiiigUig's extra fa mil v Hams just ree'd and for sal at au-31 COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY. IRON RAILING. Verandah Uauk Vaults, nttd Rail "Work, by F. T. IiAKER. aug30 Gin No. 2T5 Fifth st. Cincinnati, Ohio. IEFiNED SUGAR 0 hh very choice clarified, on I, excellent article for preserving, lor sale bv aiigVC FOSTERS & ÜR0WX If IP BOOTS 10 cases Men's prime Kiji Boots ree'd L tliis day, and for sale by J. it. MAGHEE & CO. mhl5 Ht. X u vier College. Cincinnati Ohio. "TIIE Exercises in thi Institution. ill ho ronn. the 1st Monday. Sent. (Gth.) The terms for Board ml I

Tui ion in all the branches of an English education, w ith j Sheriff, one county Commissioner, one Prosecuting AtLatin, Greek, French. Spanish. German, Ac, are $130 torney for the First Judicial Circuit, one Sueriuleiid-

! . ui icn iiioiiuis aim x weo.s. ror lunner parucuiars, see catalogues at this office, or apply by letter to, GEO. A. CA KRELL, Pres't. aug.Mj-.t-u-1 w "T7TLLOW FL.NNELS. 20 bales 3 4 and 30 Inch for X fale by JAS. LOW & CO., r"gj 4l7Main streot, Louisville, Ky. C ANNELTON MILLS C II A M BRA G ES. 5 cases for sale by JAS. LOW & CO., 417 Maiu sL Lou., Ky. Jegl CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.

TTSt reclced t largo lot of Hubb and Sand lands,' k Curtain framej. Stump joii.ls. Plnted doS brass Cap, 1Suti and ,:,,rets. liolts from 1 1 to 6 inches, Malalde Irons k,n,, for t'' of the.Mill Saw bv allrl9 C. M. GRFFITH.

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EVANSVILLE WHOLES ALET PRICES CURRENT. Alb. Sa1crat09np.3... 6 do no.?....... i oV no. 1 7 do ground no. J.... 8 SodaAsu Iron and Italic Common Bar.. sim Extra ize.... 3ja Sheet Iron 5 a 3d ails, ....... 5 25 5 4d flo 4 25 a M do 3 75 a4 ! !." Wax. -i-n 19.90 m An t or .t , " " .X, X. "candVe. ; Spikes 4 99 a4 Fncrm 33a 15 Iii lilue 3d 7 50 Laths. Oak Country 3f. 1 50 Poplar saw 'I 3f. 1 50 al Jo do 4f. S 00 a?' Pke do 3f. 1 75 Lead and ShotY Drop hotba.. 1 50 win"iV.nni."i 0 .Si n-t '. Pittsbur? 13 Caunellon... 1 14 Coffee. Mocoa Java. . 1-acuavni . . ao bo Kee.. 1U alOJ Back do 2 00 i Kl 10 l"l,J' Au 5ia Copper. Pr do 5i , SheeÜng 14ot 87 Lcatkcr. i do IGox ...... 28 31 Bolt 35 Good Hemlock Corks I Sole.... J7 a Velvet qts 38 aW Ol) Hm'lk sole. 12 do )ls 30 a4l ;Oak Tanned do, 19 a Phial 10 a2j Upper p doz..39 90aS4. lliyUoods, I .imra 3-4 Ii?ht brow nbheet- White p bbl... 75" 4 ing 4 ui urey in flour bbu 90 al 4 4 do lo do 5 aüi I do in bulk.... 35 a 3 7-e ueary io 00 a not 4 4 do do - do 7 nil 5 4 do do do 8 9i 3 4 blli'd shirting. ... 4 a6 k Lumber. Oak at Mills.... 1 23 Poplar do .... 1 00 II Com. Pine .... 1 25 Good do 1 50 al 1 7 8 & 4-4 blh'd Khirting& sheeting. ... 7 alO ciear do 3 00 5-4 do do do 10 al2. Pine shingles bt 3 50 Adams blue anu orange prints- .... 8 a9 Eobesoii&.Meriinack blue and Orango prints 9 a 101 do do com. 3 001 Poidr do in.. 9 u d. do ffc d2 25 Oakdo3f 4j c ;5 Sprague & Allen's fffolass. madder prints. V aiut iooi I'lantMion 32 a 33T' Fancy licht & dark euoiieU do 35 prints... Safe Rrowu drills 7ia9i lilue do........ cjal"! Kleach'ddo , Wall! Jieinms J-ialoi CoUonadcs Ilia 17; Kentucky jeans... I'.a 35 SatiuetU 30 a '9 sugar House... 40 a 45 rd Oil P5 al 00 Linseed 75 a fO ranncrs' 20 00 do Extra 25 00 1'afnta. Lead in Oil nure 1 tf) al on Mariners' shirting Light tickings 8 a 10J do do no. 1 1 CO al C5 7 a JOij do Red 7 Heavy do 12ia lot Yellow Ocre.... 3t 35 a 42 (- 5 a 90 5a f S a Checks.- U a 12t'fans Green... 7-P osuaburgh ho.1 Va 14 Prussian blue.. 4 4 do do 10 a 121 Putty Kiritprs & ITIediciiiet. jWhiiiiig Alcohol. 40 a CO Fire and water Alum 4 1 5 j proof dry Arrow root rH.'riuuua4u a iurjenuiie 65 Arsenic powdered. IU a 18 Varnish coach.. S 75 &3 00 ISoraxrelincd...... 33 a 35 Eriinjtoneani'r roll 5 do flour sulphur Ca 7 Camthor refined .. 40 a 50 do copal .. 1 75 a2 501 do Japan.. 1 20 al 50 1 IroriiouK. Heans...... .... o Potatoes bu .. 30 a 40 tantnarmes 91 sua uacon.nog round tO Castoroilnol.... ri al Wjj do Hams.... pfa IS" do do noli.... 75 a H) Shoulders tia V Calomel culit..l M a2 00 Clear sides n m n Copjieras 2 a 2 jKib'd j(i0 jjl Cream Tartar. Epsom Salts Gamboge Ginseng Gam 1 rar can th Potass Liquorice Paste Scicly Liquorice Paste Calabria Madder prime Ouibro Madder French K X F F Manna Flakes... MagneciaCalciu'tl 4 a 5 I ICnirs. 75 IVHAte aeletted. 3 28 a 30 Mixed.. 3 " I Jticc. 35 a 40 .Prime 5 a 51 I Seeds. 20 a 2 Clover 4 00 a5 on. (Timothy... 9 21 a 28 ; 151 u Grass 2 no I Flaxseed. ...... fcV lCla 1G i Salt nn,l Sail peter 9 a 14 KanahaiO bbls 2d 45 a 50 ( do do. 3J 60s Iii English fine bag 2 50 33 a 41 ! lo mid do in Nutgalls lilue.... I, Quinine sulp 3 50 a3 75Tuiw? Island do 1 uo Khuoarb China.. e Koap, Sal Soda 4 a 5 Palm.... sj Senna Alex..... 40 a 4-i Oline 5' Snake Root 30 a 35 Casteel ja Tartaric Acid.... 40 a 45 i jirev. I-ra Iii er. - CsMlain inatts. 35 a Live Geese prime 30 a 32 Ginger Race.... H a IP i i sla - Mace l 50 Dry Co1 5 a 51 .Nutmegs no. 1.. J u al 2J Mackerel no 1... 13 5()aH5b IVj per Sumatra 21 do no 2... V a 11 Spue Jamaica.. IC al?' do I10 3... JMH) CKjves I Ienlgs scaled.. 75 al CO Miirur "- . 00 .7uJ..., 50 a 75 'If Orleans fair.r-- 5ia CI Flour wtl I9eal. ClariAcd Wabash C.ll.S.I' 3 35 i3 50 Powdered 10 a 1 Ufuvette choice44 3 0 u3 C5 Crushed 10 a 1 1 Fancy " "3 ,i j Boston loaf UK. . City Mills 44 ? 35N.O. Lump5..v ICJa 11 lAivkharls brand. 3 5f ja,3 t5' t!o do 6... 10 a 10' Com Meal 40 do do 7... I"ial0' Otter prime 2 50 i3 00 Gun pov.'derand Grey Fox 25 liieria!'..... 40 a SO Raccoon season- do Canton made 30 a 40 able 20 a 40 'Your.g Hyson.". 40 al tlC' Mink do cased... 20 a 40 do do Deer red and slit. ! Canton made. 0 2i blue 16 a 18 ;Ningvong de OlDeer w inter 8 a 15 on j 40 a 6' (lasw A: (ilasiwaie, Powshong...... 33 a 40 Green Glassware j Tobacco, jj p.e. ais.pp Manufactured. Flint Glassware25 Kr. coin... 10 a 13 13 a 1 12 a 14 14 a 20 14 a 18 18 a 35 f c. dis. pp. do do rood.. riby 10 Eberhard. 2 50 i2 75' do Mo. com... 10 by 14 do . 2 75 3 25' do do good.. 10 by 14 do . 3 75 al W do Va com... 8 by to City 3 55 do do rood.. 10 by 12 do 4 (X 10 by 14 do 4 50 OUicr sizes in proportion. Oruiu. Wheat 5 Kjtf 52 A 53 Corn yellow 35 do white 30 do mixed Mi a 33 Liquors. Brandy Otard, Dupny&Co. 2 50 a3 50 doj inetcastillonS uo a3 50 do Heunessey. 2 00 a3 m do A. Seignt-tkc 1 25 a2 25 American brandy 31 1 M Hurley M Oin pine apple. 9o 1 25 Oats. 1 a 20 U Mar . 1 00 il .TO iun Powder. Ue.ßagle 00 . 1 2U Ol lkurlu . 33 7S do Mouoiigahela 75 1 05 loKve 73. Hazard 5 50 lui pout 5 75 KnlielJ 5 50 do F.S 4 50 11 eacn nraiiiT.. . Blasting 3 25 j Whiskey 17 iej liar. n incs Tinothy baled. .10 00 all 00 Madeira... 1 25 a3D4 uo loose .. h 00 iMierry 1 00 a3 5 Hides. i Port iure In !. 9 vi .t 0 Dry Hides 8 1 do Burgundy.. 1 50 a2 do salted i JCanary 75 al Jlldixro. jsicilv Madiera.. :f .1 m Beugst j vr, al 25 'Dry Mlara .1 Madnist t'5 a 2i Sweet 40 a 97. Munilln . ?5 a 00 Viitlm U li.. .... Laracus 90 al aft jCTaret in cases.. 2 75.3i0 .oiion larnit. 500 p doz5 P ct. off for cash ....71 ft oos P d.z do do do r.'l ?- V 0 uo uo GO JLTThe lower prices above generallt, where two pti mentioned, are for full packages, and the higher fö iiallwho esale. b are sma . . New OaLtAJt?, Sept 2. Cotton v ednesdar. imW Ikmi hi.. mi.i.iin,. 01 The receipts are increasing. Bacon is firmer shoulders-. juc. u hist v sold at 2tlc. firii.i:si:s that ahg mkf.?iesse. SIMPSON'S Floating Daguerrian Saloon has arrived at . the wharf, and will remain but a few days, affording -a rare chance to the citizen of Evansville for securing latenesses or his superior style and finish. The Saloon . is fitted III w ith all the convenieiu-e :fm r!lr ulonn. in. eluding a large Sky Light, w ithout Which perfect like- -nees of groups, d.c. cannot be token. Those Persona, w -filing to obtain a splendid Dagucrreotvi should call soon as there is no time to be lost. Prices ONE DOL-. tat A m W wwmnu upwarns. ep2 lw NOTICE. IS hereby given to the qualified voters of Vanderburgh, county, Indiana, that an election w ill be held at the usual l-laces of holding elections in said rounty, on the (k'concl Tuesday In October, A D. Ir52. For the porposeof electing the following officers, to-w it: One Governor,. one Lieutenant Governor, one Secretary of Slate, one Treasurer of State, one Auditor of State, four Judges of the Supreme Court, one Reporter of the SupicroeConrt, one Clerk of the Supreme Court, one niembcr ofConjrress, for the first C 'yngressional llstrict: one Judge of the First Judicial Circuit, one Judge of the Court of Common Pleas, one Senator, one Kepresentative, one Clerk of the Circuit and Court of Common Pleas, one countv Treasurer, one countv Kecor.er. on. am 01 ruuiic instruction, one Assessor. lor each Townnty, and one coroner. JOHNS. TERRY. S V.C.r.tanetille, August 19f A, 1652, aug21 MANUFACTURED TOBACCO 50 Boxes asst'd oualities from teu cents per pound to thirty-nre, for sale by S, E. GILBERT t. CO. " septl Sycamore near Water.." CANDY 50 Boxes bear quality. Just ree'd and for b1q st lowest mnniifactne.-s prices, by '"

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septl S. E. GILBERT & CO. Sycamore near Water. OIL A superior article prepared . eipresslj for rneM and leather, ror sale ty

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