Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 5, Number 130, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 22 September 1852 — Page 2

DAILY JOURNAL.

A. H. SANDERS, EDITOR. CITY OP EVANSVILLE: t U KD EaPAY.JlUKXlC, SEPT. 22. I1t Journal per year, - 5 OO 4 ' by tu week. 1( Xrl-TeeUly Journal, - - 4 OO Weekly Journal, - - - - 2 0 Ctnpalin journal, - - - - - T I 3ES T For President GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT. F.or Vice President WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. CT KOKtH CAROLINA. Fmr Gmttrnmr. NICHOLAS McCAIlTY, or MAKIOlt COCHTT. Fmr Lituttuant Omternmr. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, or KoscirsKo cockty. For Con?rrs, WILLIAM UEAVIS, Jr., or ciBso.t torxTT. Fmr TrtaMurer mf Statt. SIMON T. I1AULEY, of Wayne county. Fmr jjuditmr mf Stmtt. DOUGLASS MAGÜ1KE, of Marion county. For Sttretarj mf State. JOHN OSnOKNK, of Clay county. Fmr Rrpirttr Suprt mt Crt. A. 1.. O.s V.OHS K, of Laporte county. For Cfer Suirtm Cmrt. JAMES A. STKüTCll, of Grant connly. Fmr Smprrinttndtnt tf Cummrn Scktmtt. liKU.x uuu, oi fuinani t-ounij . tr Jif Sapremt Court. Fir it ttttrict JOHN' HoWK, Ijijjraiiir county. Mmd CHAKI.ES DtWKV, Clark coui.ty. , Third David M lkuall, Monroe county. FturtK SAML'tLU. COOKIES, Vogo county. ELECTORAL TICKET. SKX4TnRIl. ELETTORS. HE5RY R. LANK, of Montgomery connty. FLÜASAST A. HACCLKMAN, of Kush county. PWTRItT KLKCTORS. Firtt Dittrict Jhs J-Chawdlkr, Yanderburg county SrfmdJou D. r cRorsos, Clark couuty. Third Capt. N ott Carter, Switzerland county. Fturtk Jon.1 S. Hoiv, Dccatcr county. Fifth Pa id Killuorc, Delaware couuty. Kixtk Johs Coscrx, Maion county. Stth Ku harb W.THOJiriws, igocounty. Eighth G. O. liknjf , TipiKJcauoe couuty. JVimtkT. S. TAiriLO, fr., Josj.h county. Ttk Jaxm S. Frazier. Kosciusko couuty. tltttrntk üiSTATtsil. Vom, lauiiltou couuty. Tlie Prospects. Certainl the prospects from almost every niinrtpp nf the- rnnntrv. wr Iirver more flatr e xvi i; ufo r ft10 tprino' fnr anr.r.es. of ft W h ff candidate lor the il "i .u . .u' " v l I I'residencv. than t this time. e hau an opportunity last week at Louisville, ol eonversingwith Whigs from various States of the TT- r MÄ:: inA'aLr f.r ikBm VUIUUV1 VI ItVfclllll lUUllbktlJ (ItIll AillII information on the subject of the respective prospects of the two candidates. Certainly if we had ever before had doubts of the election of Gen. Scott, they were dissipated by what we then and there heard. From every quarter came the most cheering news. I he Whigs are at work they are united. That is nough. There were- no reports of distrtctraction or difference, but a firm determination everywhere manifested to fight shoulder losaouiuer inrougn me contest, anu triumphantly elect the Whig candidate. In some places, there was but little outward excitei ment, as in various parts of our own State, . but there was a silent working reported, which promised as effectual results as though marked by the greatest enthusiasm. The Whig party has a most vigilent foe

aa enemy which can only be beatcu by the Whig, an eloquent speaker, and a man of dcstrongest united effort. No matter who may cided ability. He will certainly be elected . B

be their candidate aye, no matter if it ba ao small man as Franklin Pierce it is the same. They rally around their candidate, glorify him as something above mortality, and lander his opponent, though he be a Harri son, a Clay, a Taylor or a Scott, as something infinitely beneath. We then urge it as a happy sign in the firmament ol our prospects, that the Whigs all over the Union, appear to be profiting by the experience o" the past, so far as to know that even Gen. Pierce cannot' be beaten without a defeat of the whole Democratic party, which can only be achiev ed by hard work, untiring zeal, and general unition of feeling and action. And there tve have got them, for the Whig Party is now at work, and with a concert of action which cannot fail to secure success. Every man then to his duty, and the day is ours. H3 A charge made against us in the New Albany Ledger of the 17th inst., in connec tion with the Democratic meeting in Louis ville on the night of the 15th, and interfcr neein the Hon. Wm. J. Brown's speaking 4.K Ä J-A 11 1 I ÄC'lucco w of the Ledger win unuerstand us as saying is entirely fah and wc shall take pleasure in repeating the denial in tronger language when we can meet him face to face. By inquiry of Gov. Powell of Kentucky, in whose company we were nearly all the latter part of that evening the cd itor of the Ledger will find himself mistaken, and ve hope in such case that he is sufUcient1y a gentleman to correct the mistake. TrThe Fair lately held at Lex ington, Ky., was a splendid exhibition of agricultu ral and mechanical productions. It was probably never excelled in the West. The seats around the ring, capable of seating ten thousand persons, were entirely filled by .ladies! We should think the exhibition of lhat kind of Hve stock," was totally unap proachable by anything that has been or will be for a long time to come. (ET The Third Judicial District, of which Judge A. C. Hovey is a candidate for the Jadgeship, i composed of the counties of mv t t Tl www . . ;aiverDarsn,rosey, warrick, Spencer, Perry, ?ike Dubois, Gihson, Knox, Martin and Davis. Jl Last Sunday, the raia poured down without intermission from morning till night, to tile disappointment of a aumbcr of lidies mho wished very much to attend the worship f their bonnets.

Congressional Candidates We are gratified to hear that Reavis is

gaining ground in every place where he has m rr, Pint it.MtVi 1 1 i -2 nnrtn ont. Miller. We unB vuuu.b null s.-vs...-- I . . . . '. derstand, that in Whiff localities, or in places ly Democratic, Milltr coincides not stronjr I . . . ' with Iteavisin nearly every opinion he uti J:;.,.,k.B ,1. k. h,. ! ters, so mat. our canu.u.lc ---- i a valuable auxiliary in the propogatioo of his, . , " ,i . n,m ! Jopinion. UUI wnen luty Kui -..w,lf 0 . . ... Wc are not acquainted with Mr. i guage. 3Iiller,but his friends know best whether or not the same can be truthfully said of kirn. I

CratlCStrorghOlÜ, JJllllt-Ti. a .a,iF... .r- -- - wV5Vlo-0.tandwUerOMrbriMbMa.liBllbl-iiii foco and tries to make out Reavis nothing seeing, their own interests, and are putting ( Vith no slndow to dim ...d no breath from the tomb but a red-mouthed Whig, to whom truth and their shoulders to the wheel" in earnest. A '$lFSrt 5i' t decay, decency are strangers. We don't believe most enthusiastic meeting was held at San brighest and best .... . ... I AnmntiiiA on t n Ifith inst.. at WhlCn all the ! K,.t .....i,-h..i rnm uriMMoiiM and Urne tothcirresL

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this game Will Win. Mr. tteaVIS IS privately - Mnw,onf e,l 1 K e I e 1.: . ow of sorrow has dimmM the j.ure heart, n,! nubliclv the same thine everywhere 8urroundinS counties were ably represented, f ?,1 and publicly, trie same ming every wnere. throurrhout. there seemed to prevail a I the ami.ems or glory and rapture thai risa He is an honest manhonest in his principles, and inrou5noul Uierc ecmeti w prevail a o (f lUo . u : i.;-,,. 1 w.Mt L i,;.i.n ' Puffet unity of sentiment and feeling upon. J...7. lfiä.

Wo l.nnPthpnPOnlö of ibis District will hon-:l,,e

r.tlr and randidlv consider the merits of these estly and candidly consider the merits ot these two gentlemen, and decide for themselves in to the hands of which they can best entrust the important interests of the District. Circuit Court. Wc had a reporter at the Court yesterday, to make notes of anything which might in tertst the readers of the Journal cr the com n. munity at large. He remained till about o'clock, and left in perfect disgust. To that nournounug nau aciuany oeenuone irom u.e ; a - 1 . t I commencement, uase alter case was caneu nothing was ready witnesses were not present JuJge was mild and amiable a low a. a.i Ill attachments were lorceü out, ami mat s an. to and that's all. me way, when i-Lr The day previous it was the same I the Judge told lawyers and witnesses to be ready at 8 o'clock yesterday morning or suf fer the penalty. At 8 o'clock there appeared to be no case ready for trial. Wi fness after witness was called, as we have said, but it was no go. The Prosecuting Attorney thought there was no use in serving attachnients and lining aa according to past expe rience, the fines or forfeitures of recognizance would bo remitted next Court, and the ' witnesses did not care a copper for them. If th" ba trnlh il.i3 Sce. We leave ru""nc"1 Ul 1"TC1' y uo ' care, we don t care the first darned bit. Gen. Cass, in a late speech in New York, predicted that Mr. Piere would occupy tne presidential Chair next March. He then continued when he left it, it would be lo everybody's satisfaction. We have no douot in the world of that. The who'e country would, no doubt, be on fire with en tlusiastic and heart-felt j y, the day he left the chair. But it is scarcely probable he will have the pleasure of taking a position so far above his deserts. Co1- Wm- I'"ston, of Louisville, was nominated by the Whig convention assem b,e at Lagrange last Saturday, as candidate rr Congress in that District, to fill the va cancy occasioned by the resignation of Hon. M1 - Marshall. Col. Preston is a staunch too, ana will make an excellent Kcpresenta 1 livc From Australia. We have an interest ing letter on hand for publication to-morrow from a gentleman of this city, who is now in Austrajia, or was at the time of the writing of his letter, May 2, making an examination of that country. Such an interest is now being felt in these new golden regions, as there was a few years since in California, so that a letter direct from there must prove deeply interesting. Chaxge or Mails. The Eastern mail now arrives and departs by tho river, instead of by railroad. The Postmaster here informs us that all mail matter intended to go by the river mail, must b in the office by 7 o'clock P. M. After that hour mail matter for the East may go by railroad if so desired. H3" We gave yesterday an original Cin cinnati Correspondence. To-day wc publish a letter from our Texas Corrrespondent. To morrow, a Ipttpr f rnin AuvtrilSn Ti nm'.Aam these, we have original correspondence on hand from Troy, N. Y., Cleveland, O., &r. We thank our traveling friends for their attcntions. tCj Wc understand our amiable cotemporary of l',c Times has been calling us a blackguard, r.d other hard names during our absence. He need not have waited till we got out of town to do such naughty tlrigi wc ain't big enough to whip anybody. flT5A tremendous Whig meetkn-g o embled at the Ceurt House in IiuWille last o I . t i r .1 I caiuruay cvenin'r, to near a Fpcccn irom me J T r r -. ..... l r lion, ivcs.y jawing, lr. rreston anu jir, vßgivbuy uiio nauri'fscu me osL-tiiuijr, viiiuu .,.....!. -11 1 I 11 was very large and enthusiastic. flTr" We are indebted to our old friend Sir. Billy Gordon, clerk of the Sam Cloon, for a package of Cincinnati and Louisville papers left us yesterday morning. The Cloon is now running in the Cincinnati and Memphis trade. XCT Bv despatches, it will be perceived that General Scott has arrived at Pittsburgh -n liic iv XT tri IcTnrittir Irtr fit WAV ( Iisoa left Pittsburgh yesterday morning. ÖT"Thc Cincinnati Enquirer has come out in new type. In spite of the handsome appearance of the paper,, anyone can see 1 its contents are dirty as ever.

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Texas Correspondence. Easterä Texas, Au. 20, V2. Dear Journal: I have just ! a visit to the ''time-honored . . V nohai SI lumictino in hit l nl wmril 1 - " -plaew, and, in fact, the whole of the sur- j ,. ,,t mt 1 r n ' .1 ? ....t... l. illoil I? rvf fip ia ,s uu., razinrr furiously. Nothing else is now talked - - , - i oi, ana lunuae many o. think it will'not all end in "talk." Thepeo-i - , the subject. Louisiana has offered to bind , herself to complete a road from the city of practicable noint Oll racucaoic putni on the 31st degree of i .i . rr. - New ?f cans' 8ome Prcl öaoiue lv,yer Latitude, if she can be assured th it Texas s . , .LA ciianer oi our ijfmsiaiure ior mis exienI i r t i i. Mon auua large umountui oiucn no. 'auy , been taten, ana the work still goes bravely on. I have not a doubt tliat in the course of . lr ten years, Texas wtll ham a direct 11 til Road , communication from the Rio Grand to the Crcs- ' .. , . . .

centJiiy. louare, no üouüi, aware oi tiielmtthc pj:, j steps which have been taken in tho city of Democratic

T r l a nr . aI ! . I il ' icw uueiius u fiieu mis uujcli, uuu iiiuiw fore jt u unnecC89;iry to recapitulate. In the county of NacogJoches, among the youthful aspirants for military fame, the Rangier Fever". U quite prevalent, ovinr 1 OO 1 I I to n exitcclcA rail if thi Cnvornur for tiva iu an&ijitccrt can oi me uovcrnor ior mt hunJwj Incunted volunteers, for the purpose : . . r It of protecting our now aimost defenceless western frontier. Every week bring u news of some horrible outrage committeed by the Indians upon the unprotected frontier settlements, and unless we would sec the finest and most frtile portion of the State abandoned, some measures must be taken for its defence. A very large emigration from the States is expected through here this fall and winter, and from the fact that most abundant crops have been raised, I think it by far the most favorable year to emigrate that has ever been. Corn will be plenty at from 30 to 50 cents', per bushel, and no danger (as in last year) of scarcity. The cotton crop is most promising, and should wc be spared the "worm," it w ill be heavier than it has been for years. Our election for State and Connly Officers came off on the 2J inst. As far as heird from, tha contest for the offi cc of Attorney General of the State, is between John Styles Esq., of the city of Austin, and Hon. Thus. J.Jennings, of Rude county. The latter is probably elected. Itichard S. Walker. Esq. of Nacogdoches, was re-elected District At torney of this District over his opponent M. D. Herring of Shelby county, by about 1000 majority. The fall ter:a of our District Courts co iimencesoit Mjiiday next, and closes i:i December at Nacogdoches. Tho Djcket.4 ir'nerally,in the counties throughout the District are very largo. .ha SSUIj Dockets especially. I .shall leave here in about five weeks for Evansville, where I hope to maet you. Until then Yours, SABINE. fC5 The Democratic papers are very much : iL ..c ti:.. f in tuu uauib oi launig VJUII. ocuii a uumbug." We would thank some of them to inform us when and where it wa that he proved himself a humbug. Louisville Journal. He proved himself "a humbug" when he declined to accept a challenge from Andrew Jackson, upon the ground of religious sent pi:, and the next year challenged De Witt Clinton, Governor of New York, whom he knew was bound by his oath of cfll zc not to fight a duel. Cin. Enq. Now, the Locofoco pres has certainly used this disgusting capital long enough. The fact is, Gen. Jackson never challenged Gen. Scott, and Gen. Scott never challenged Dc Witt Clinton, and at the time he is said to have done so, there was no clause iu the New York constitution which prevented the Governor of that State by his oath of office, to fight a duel. Upon such falsities do these Locofocos depend to injure a brave oil hero. Democratic IZonsting. The more desperate t he chances of elec ting Pierce become the more 'oud the leaders of the Domocracy boast. They now claim Pennsylvania by twenty thousand majority. They did the same in 1848, as will be seen from the following paragraph, copied from the Providence (R. I.) Herald: "We set down Pennsalvania for about twenty thousand Democratic majority. It is as likely to be more as it isl ess. Herald, of Aug. 30,1043. A Mistake. In the call made upon Mr. pimnnj ,iji., .i T , , , I tiUmund Jlaulow, in the Journal last week. I tj bccomc a canuIJate für lhe oir.CÖ of Countv

Commissioner, his name was spelled Edward i)r ,J- " rthu thy, to .Mi Euzabktu a instead of Edmund. Wc feel called upon to'"f ci"'" "'-

.upon correct the error, as there is an Edward as well as Edmund Maidlow, but both are the rijrht sort of men. 07 After three days and nights of almost unceasing rain, yesterday morning broke upon us clear and beautiful. A happy change certainly. 03" The river has been rising at this point several days, and it is now in a fair stage to Louisville. rj3"There were five and one half feet water reported on Scufilctown Bar. bv boats - I down yesterday.

Form tlic New York Obserucr.

Ilie Dead Hoy. . r ..!... .,.... r ri,.Ami ucunuMcu ik u r iui ure "'1 r"" i Wheethe pate baud of Death gave the spirit release. Scatter fiow'rs on bis pillow, and let their sweet breath scalier uu rs vit uis i-iov ... ..... .... E S ' SS: tlTJtu Lw 1 tue etui caamuor oi ucaui; not more purely it tiles. foiled before our liui eye; rrTihn. i.. Its beautiful breast. VeU lay üwa y wüVour darting to res.. An), ,llCjl0rethat it brings, to our hearts iwe wiutaKe, That Slap ox the face. Wc copied two or three daS a frm thC Kall,more U,ti l,e ; . j)e aj .nthaarmv tha T (Jen i thoritYOf acaptd.n in tha armt, mat Uen.j ijerc:.iad his face slipped at a card-table in befor(j he aUrted fo t.m thnt lifilil not rosent tie blow. num.,.. ..... 7 .x 7 . . x lie üiiiucoui . rii was himself an rye-witness of the occurrence, and that he was and always had Loan n llomn'Mt. tliOHo-Ji uilWlI lino to Vote . . 1 .i,: ,1 I... ik,, r fierce m una tct .. .s ... Tu" .Ul , u" . " . t-.7 "1"::: r." :;"r. !

I r Touch in m frcntiv,tno treasure i nowiwcnij usm-.i, returned irom t!lü Qf ,iCcp rest n Lis beautiful eyes.

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rittf nf V,.nff. Ai.d a light on his brow, as though some aiiijel s wing City oi acoe . . jh,C(1 ln ,,ie cn8loi 0f Life's bolv Spring.

- " O tor of the paper said, that, it any : paper should venture to deny the j . .. a i -..ii r... ..- f l I . a I!. A ,(at,-MviA nt nnd 'ill t ttrt trr t uum ui u . v...v... x ' . It Would LC lurnistieu. We arc net aware that tlic editor of the Nriltliniirr nanrrhas been called unon for hist e i.... . . : .w....:.... . . i t jro::i,uui, u ..aj.j-v.. w , iu ; of the namesof the parties concerned, wcshall , . m , .h I jrive t'.icm. The clHcer who slapped G.'n. 7,. t1i. f t thl rnri! t.hU .-- tl, ' 1 .,e,r.ce ? , lll,cr f at, w . I n tl distinguished Col. Magruder, and the officer of Hon. Itobt. McLane, recently a member of Congress from Maryland. Tho facts occurred as stated, and the nam .'s of parties involved are now before he public. Gen. Pierce, robed in the livery of his country, with his epaulettes ujon his yhoulJers and his sword at his side, recuved a slap on the face from a brother-officer, and, instead of holding that olH :er responsible f,jr t:ie insult, siunKine next uay irom tue c.ty on his way out of thd country. We commenced the present canvass determined not to apply the term coward to Gen. Pierce, and we intend to keep that determination. We must say, however, that Gen. Piece's deportment under Col. MagruJer's inllic'ioit fully explains, if any explanation is ... . .. .. needed, why he always fainted or got hck whenever any fighting was tobe done during active operations of the army iu Mexico. We think that any man, after reading a fair and full account of Pierce's connection or rather disconneblijn with the battles in Mexico, would, if u;ked his opinion as to the probable deportment of uch a person under the i'ir.mutnnccs of having his f.ice slapped, un-l.e-it.itingly say tha. he would submit quietly to th - insult. Wcd.i not liko to d.vcll upon personal matters, but we would ask in all earnestness wlu'tner a General, who submits tamely to a blow, can positively possess the qualities indispensably necessary to the stern and resjiu'e performance of the important duties of a President of the United States. The Democratic pa per have a right to complain of this exposition. 31 my of the Democratic pap shave had the shamclessness to call Gen. Scott a coward and wc presume there is scarcely a Democratic paper in tho United States that has not, tiponjthe authoritoity of tint miserable old traitor -an 1 malignant Wanderer, Gen. Wilkinson, charged the hero ofLundy's Lane with "ducking, bolbing, and do Iging," in his duels incarly life with Dr. CI mde and Dr. Upshut. Intensely Whigs as we are, wc would not vote tor a Presidential candidate l?aring meekly about with him a slapped face, though nonriMted by fifty thousand i hig National Conventions. Äou. Jour. fO The Democratic papers say that Gen. Scott "never could stand a fire in the rear." Perhaps Gen. Pierce, in the estimation of hi friends, has greatly the advantage of him iu that respect. We have no doubt that a man who quietly submitted at a card-table to a flip in th9. front would on the same occasion have submitted with equal quietness to a fire in the rear. Tun ArnoriiiATioxs of Coscbess. The appropriations of the last session of Congress amouiit to forty-seven millions of dollars. The civil and diplomatic appropriations are S'3,033,000; foreign, mail steamers 6s 1,740,UUO; army C3,73S,000 ; navy 0,932,000 ; post-oflicc transportation 7,527,000; Indian appropriations $'2,023,317; deficiencies 3,5UO.00O; indefinite appropriations 4,500,0UJ. Total 847,171,000.' H?Vc are glad to see Mr. Brewer, Associate Eiitor of the Times, again in the street. He has had a scriou) illness, from which he :s now nearly recovered. CCT" The Times reaches us rather lite in the evening, for notice of its articles in the ncxtd-iy's issue of the Journal. We hope will not complain, however, ofentire neglect. .11 in: 1 up. Or. t'; 21 bv Cos K.-v. Mr II Hall of Newbnrjrh Ko Luton, SPECIAL NOTICES. v. A splendid article of fresh oysters ot Smiths Eagle Ktl.turiit. Jut received and ready to be erTed up In fcpicnrean te. sept 21 MILITARY! ! ! Tho subscribers to the Evansville "Infantry and Ar, tillery Compaiiy" will meet at Foster Hall this evening atTi o'clock. A general attendance Is reipicstod. 15y order or Major C. TEACnCRS' ASSOCIATION. Tho next meeting of the Teachers Association of South Western Indiana, will be held at the Newburzh Academy or F",,a)" 24th lust, commencing iu ovim. Teach ' T and KATU, ?r.,'-,u'w in thi, and adjoining couu- . uri., am imiwa 10 dc fifuwiit. I'er ur-ier. g Tln A. J. YI!liELER, Scc'y,

Drainer 01 anoilicr. uia iwmewaa uuigiuuuKfcj .MMii-.ua. as a candidate for Clerk of tho

who wasan eye-witness OI the occurrence.' CL? M!hKUOOJ),asu candidate lor the mc of County 1 Drugs 4 Jlecliciiie ,vtliitinr.. 2a i ...t, -rt nutlinritv tho slif ompt.t Mjia ' Tfoaurcr,of VanderlHirgh coimtv at the ciisuins October t Alcohol. 40 a CC Fire and water and unon noc authority ine siaiemeiii was : in:.. e m,. vtim.l- i . i i..r.u

i . . - ,. r i tiviiivii, uuu uun-o au;ii' hi.i.m tuibniit i .iiuiii ...... ....... v v hwi made in the "Old Defender, was Capt Mc- Mr Sams-You will pleaso announce the name of Arro root llermuda40 a 45 Tunntine..... 65 a 75 Lane, soil of the Hon. Ljuis McLane, who If. J. IIA KT as a candidate for the olHce of Treasure of J Arsenic powdered. 10 a 1 A arnisli roarb.. 2 5 a3 M was in Gen. Jackson' Cabinet, and EÄ; do .

CANDIDATES DErAllTMEM

t irctiit Jiidxc, Tl V"Yo ara n'lthorizod to nnnounce ALYIX P. IlUVKY Em., as r candidate for the Circuit Judge of the 3t Judicial District, at the next Octor election. aug". I'or Jude of Court of Common Pieas. CONRAD RAKl'.R, is a candidate for Judge of tho I Court of Common Pleas in the ll Dislrut, couio!H'd of Warrick and Vanderburgh. , . ... . augiä. c.....r. r. ... . ....... 1 f.niKüi, d, o.iunt.1 i.wranowaie wr juogeonue i e i t i'ri composed of Warrick aj.d V.i.derburg. uug-.-ti j For State Senator. Mr.Saxdkr. A out will please announce the name oj JAS. E. JJLYTHK, as a caudidate for the Mate Senate, in the Senatorial District. comoed of the counties of foscy ana auderburgh, at the next October election. aug23 lEcprcscnfatiTc. Mr.Saxders You mill i lease announce tho name of JOHXM. KTOCKWKUhM a candidate to rsprent Vanderburgh county in the next Legislature. augV5. j iLj " e ore auiiionzeü to aiiiiontKC v. ft. JJKbvi as a candidate for Kepresehtatire of Yuiiderburgh county, in Uitf next LeirtAlaluru of Indiana. auglt For lroccuti)i:r Attorney, 1 Mr. SArtRs Please announce MOKHIS F.JOHX J mdWalf..r the ottue o' Proeuting Alt rney "l' ! Mr. Sandehs- i'leaso announce VM. K. Mi-GKEW, l , .candidate' for Prozent, eW L.ircuitat ciisiijns g Attorney in the 1st Jndi tober election. aujr.'l. "r lou," .ii r. sawders ri.-aso announce v in. nuLiir., is a ndnlate for Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court at the ensuing ÜVclocüo: an; irFWe arc authorized to announce BEX. 8TIXS0S f 1 aTai.dklal for the office of Clerk of Um Vandcrbunrh fts a vai.did.ite for the office of Clerk of tho Yanderburzli uircuii i ourt, at uie ensuing uctober ciecliou. jv31ld L ?. i'? please announce the name of . . . wv .'..w va v "W VanderburgU Circuit Court at the ensuing October elecUun' lJu v91 TTPWe areranUiorized to announce JAP0RLUXKr.AIIEIMEK. as a candidate for the oflice of Clerk of tho I amlcrourgU Circuit Court, at th ensuing IH-tooer f lec ' uou- imio-u For Count)- Treasurer Ms. Sinri!i. -Pli:iHrt aiTitioiiticA IliA iinm. of JD1IV .HR. adrrs Meata annouiu-e the nam VAlH,as a candidate lor the oflice of Treasurer of Vanderburgh county, augl.-. Ma. Saxlers You will pk'aso announce WILLIAM AT "HESON. " candidate for Troaaurer of Vander-burj-"h cm,,,t-v at 1, 0 ""'"s0ct..Ur election. agi. Älr. sASDERg.Peaw announce the name MARICT'Wo r.re authorized to announce II. P, VAUGI1AX, as a candidate for County Treasurer, at h ensuin October election, augl Ma. Saudkrs You will please annou ca th name of Kev. l!K:o.'l STIXSO.V, as a candid;... for "minty Treasurer ut t ie ensuing October election. . ija2 to For Stioriff. Mb. Paupers You will please announce the tun oof 1 GAKKKTt wood. jiifof VanderburgUc as a caii.li.iate for the oflice ot r . rcounty, at the ensuing October clos" septia Ma. Sam ders Please announce my r.iine as cnn.;date of Mieritf for Vanderburgh coui ty at the next Oct'ber election. utij3l JAM KS FINCH. Mr. Sasokrs Sir Please nnnounce my name for the oflice of Mieritf of Vanderburgh countv, at the next October election. au-30 JOHN S. GAVITT. Ma. Editor Please nnnounce the name of EM A NUF-L HULL as a candidate for the oflice of Mieritf nt the ensuing Oetoberwlectiou aiiff-Isr .MAXV VuTKHS. Mr. Sasdkrs You will ploas announce Mr. WILSON SHOOK, ns candid:t forMieriffof Vanderburgh county, ut he ensuing Ot tober elet tion. aig7j Mr. Saxders You will plne announce WILLIAM E. GKKI-.N ns candidate fr the oflice of Mieritt of anderhurgh county, ut tho ensuing October election. PR? Mr. Kaspers: You will please announce GEO. 'W. GLOVEh as u cnndi.lsdo for the oUice of MieriR. at the ensuing October election. uugi te! Ft Cctitity i:eeortler . t ' M?. SAKPrr.s Plvis ; nnnounce the name of HRACKKTMILI". as a randidi.lo for the oflice of l.'et order of Vanderburgh county ul tlio ensuing October election. augls. Mr. Saxhers Yon will please announce my name as a . can-ii.i.s rr c K1""' U- MÜS,S nintv hecoröerat luj noxt o loin-r ! jcaugll. TTT'Ploaso announce GEOIIGE II. TODD imacan.li d;def r t'u o ll -.i of Kjcorder of Vanderburgh county at the ensuing Oi-o!er elei tion. augi;J Mr. Nasdkrs: Pl.nsa announce the name of JOHN II A IX a a caudi -late for th j oflice of County Kecorder, ut the next October election. augi! Mr. Sakdkrs: -Pleane announce FERDINAND 1 GOSLEE, as a caudidMte for the oriice of l.'et order for VanderlHiqrh county, at Uie ensuing October election. 111)24Mr, StsDKRs: Yon will lao announce the name of CIIKISTIAN niPPUN.ssacaiidKlale ror the oflico or Recorder of Vanderburgh county, at the ensuing election. ap'JU Mr. Saiders: Von will please nnnounce the nnm of JOIt.N V. UKAai ns a candidate ltt Count)' Kecorocr, at Uie next Oclolier election. aug2J For Couuty Crmra'usloncr. A. II. Spnpkrk Y.fi At the requestor many rotors; Picas; aniioiiuce EDWA 1(1) MA IHLOW. n a -Hi..litat for the ollice of Countv Coiiniii.-i.ci-r for the County of Vanderburgh al the eiiMirig October election, sept 11 Mr. Sanper You will ple.iM announce KINLOCII McJOllNsTON.asa candidate Tor th oflica of Com.ty Coiiimi.dnuer, fr the the county of Vandurburgh at the ensuing Ottober election. uug31 for Coroner. Mr. Saxdeks Please announce JOHN TKIBI.E, ns a candidate for r j-electioii fr tho ollice' of Coroner of Yanderbiirg'.i couuty Mt the ensuing October election. aug-jc. For Assessor. Mr. Saxder: Please announce the nm WILLIAM WAUKEN, as a candidate for the oflh-e of Asn-rof rigeon Township, althe ensuing ejection. cpuuEVANSVILLE STORE. JUST Received a fresh supply of Untie Tom's Cabin as il W, Uie Maiden Aunt MUSIC. N aortment of easy pieces arranged for yonng performers outLo Piuuo Forte. J u-t received and fr de by epr.'l T. CONYNGTON cV. CO. M3W mjsic. TAM coiner liier., or the death of liltle Eva; Answer ft lieu Holl; Willi.-'.- on the d.-tric blue .vei; Jhiii'ic-'s mi the stormy .se:i Winded a Governess ! 1 1 Kathleen Mavourn eu; h:tty Darling; Aua ferey. eptSl lor de by FA M'L LISTE. TAR 50 BBLS Iarga Wilmington f.r Mde by aept-21 FOSTERS At DROW.V. LARD 300 Jars prime Leaf, will be sold nt lOeto 1'hw, by KOhTEKS & IJKOWN. septal Main aul rirst sts. TAXES! TAXE3Ü THIS is the la4 notici, call and pay your city Taxes, all voil wlio have neglecteJ so far. pi se call at the Collectors oflice and ij up. WILLIAM HUGHES, C. C, SCj-UO Ollice corner -Main mid Secoud. SOMETHING- NEW! MESSRS. JA MKS SCA.X'i'LJX SO.V, IIAVK just receive.! a hire lot of S IDVES from Alb;my. N. Y-.jr!;. Ä iItOr'---rTTilljC?--4 t. iiiciui'KU, ni vr.V. '11 .. I 1 ... I . ami oest ns.-onmc:it r lhe most approved put terns ever brought to this City. The most beautiful Parlor Stoves of the age. For further particulars, cull ami examine our assortment at .the 9KI stand one door from the Washinrton House. lept 15-tf " JUST RECEIVED AT, M. A. LAWRENCE, Jlarble Works. Mr the ert JMnje. V LARGE stock if fliie Whle No. 1 marl, d:roti from V, Alto a lt" of White Statuary, and nor on hand the large and fluent flock of Italian nd American marble, ever offered in thU city, and more oniinJ consiftin; in partof .Mrniiiient4,'Toiub, ()teliki, scroll.. Head stones and Gothic wof k of various stj les. finished by Eastern Workmen, in a manner Unit cannot fail to please, whirh will be fold i.l reduced prices. N. B. Orders from a di.tiuce promptly and sÄliof.ictorilv HUrtd. Evansville Sept. 14 l.'.i M. A. L VWKENC.K. TJEPFERLL COTTON 10 bales ree'd and Tor sale by X septH JAS. LOW i CO., 417 Muiu sL Lou. Ky.

EVANSVILLE WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

Aftte. Satemin no. 3. ill nn. S b 1 Iron and Kalls, Cohiiiioti Lar.. S Kxtra size 3J Mwetlron i a 3d 'aiU.4i 5 aS '4l do ...:r;.T4 S5 ui ol do ........ 3 75 4 do ' no. I l do ground no. I.... t Soda Ash 4 ICa-fnll UX. v .n ip.nn l( do n ? 'n Jow lJg J g " lnVuile.. Ispike.. 4 00 . Sperm .....3345 -Llue3d su Star f ? JLalhs. Winter mould. 10 Oak Country 3f. 1' 5 Summer do llali poplar mtw"4 ai.-t'Stf al Coul, I io do 4Jf. S 00 u? Pittsbarr. 121 '.Flue do 3f. 1 75 1 Cannelton. ......... Ml LendbiidShot. Drop Shot lug. . 1-60 l Coffee. Mocoa Jara 14 '. . m inx P.m-t-' .1 ""ono bUS lu !J5Mr Lad W " V V.pper." IPig do ija do do keg.. .Sheeting 14oz V do IGoz Si 97 L.euf lr. 2Ma3l 35 Good : Hemlock Corks, i Kole is a! !Yclvetr,t9 3? 0 G D Ilrulk sole. 1!) , .:..;.....". 10 aij Upr do.... SO O0a?4t.r.oods. ! l ime. 3-4 light brown 8hecl- Wlute bbl... t5 a - l,,g 4 a3 Grevinllonrbbls 10 .1 1 lo 1U .0) H uaK. lannt'd I. 19 4-4 do -do do 5 af do in bulk.... '35 a 3 7 8 hoary do do a ab 1 ;. I.limber4 4 do do do7 aU Oat at Mills.... 1 SJ5-5-4 do do do 8 ai 'Poplar do .... 1 Ul alM a.4 blh'da'iirtii;!-.... 4 uCk t oio. Plue : .... 1 25 7.04 4.4 oih'd shirt- Good do 1 50 al t iiir4t4htM.'tiur 7 altil Clear do 3 06 d, , 1o , 4,0 10 ".,,P:sl?fttal Z . 'Mm ' , !..,., ,rPm'2 S a. tri Timm n 11112 a ' 1 ' t s a uu a in., zm uu Robe son&Mcri mack lo do I rood 2 SS blue and Orange l.rii.t 8 alO Oakdo3f fr e.. 75 Fi.ttiirue Ac Allen's 1 TXolasat madder prints... 9 ftlCj Good Plantation 32 a 33 Fmv light A: durk Heboiled do. ZSprints 5 PI ugar House .... 4a 42 Fro n drills 71;.!! 1 Oils. i: .i . .ii,.! IrJ Oil... PS'al Ot 75 a d i.icaeh'd do öll It Linseed ... i),Ui,ns..... ftanu iianuen. si SO 00 OC lul Ctiitonatles ilia 11, uo txtra s. I'll -ww 'All ...J W Kei.unkT leans... 1'la 35 1 1'ulllta. Nuliiielts 30 a '.0 .Leadiu Oil pure 1-M) al M Mariner' shirlii'g.. a ll-lj lv do ne. 11,011 al 65 I. iht tit Villus 7 a ll-l' do Ked.....-1 7 Heavy do ...... lia li Yellow Oere.... . H Checks - f a PJi Pans Green... 35 a 42 ?-osuaburhSLio.l 8 a H-4 Prussian blue... :fci5 a DO 4-4 do do 10 a lij. rutty 4 S a do ' flour sul- I Froviaiona iihur - 6;a 7 .neans s uo Camphor refined .. 40 a 50 ; Potatoes f bu 30 a 40 Caiiuiaridcs $1 50al Si Bat on,lio round . 10 Castor oil no 1.... 5-al no' do Hams.... i do donoi.... 75 a H) Shoulders ?a t CaloMiel cujlist.. 1 50 a'2 Ml Clear sides )l a it Conras. S aSj .KilM - Hlo 11 Cn-am'lsrWr.... 25 a Kpsoui falu 4 a5 I Itniri., Ijainoope i imo seiecu-o. ? Ginsoi.jr "2M a 3U WixeO... 2 liuiii inicacaniu - a u ssicc. l'otas Liuorico Paste Scaly Liuorit-e Paste Calabria Madder prime Oiuhro...... Madler French E X F F Manna Flakes... Mujriicsii.Cfclcin'd Nutiralls Blue.... 35 a 40 Prime 5 a I Seeds. CO a 13 Clover 4 00 a3 Of Timothy 50 21 a 28 Blue Graes..... 2 00 Fla seed -go l-2a 1G ! ' Salt ana Saltpeter 9 S 14 Kanawha tTj bids 31 45 a 50 do do. ' 33. CO a u Ei.gliMi Ci.e bug 2 50 XI a fn ' o mid do 2 I Uuinincsuli 3 50 a3 .i.Tui" Island do 1 ti lth it barb China.. b5 1 soas. Sal Sola. .... . ... Senna Alex S'naku I.'tMd ..... Tarluric Acid.... 4 a 5 Palm 51 40 a 45 Oline 54 30 a 3. Castewl.... 40 a 45 Npirea. I vn I It rix. Cnssialn malls. 35i Live Geese prime 30 a 32 Ginger Rare.... M If tilth Mmc 1 50i ür Cod 5 a 5! .Nutiue no. 1.. J 1U1 25 .Vat-kercl no 1... 13 5naU5t Pej r aumtitra 21 lo no 2... Q a Jl Spue JuiimK-a.. 10 al7 do no 3... 9 to i Xm-s 3t. Herrings swded.. "5 al ( 0 .Nilgur. - do no 1.... 50 a 75 N Orlei.ni lair 5 "a t l lour anil Dlral. Clarified fc. Wabash C.B.S.F 3 3. 1.3 50 Powdered i3 x I jilujcttc choice" 3 Ml u3 ti5 CrusJied . 10 f Fulii'V 3 ;5 lioyWo. loct IU.. l it Mills "3 i;u;i3 3 N.O. LumpS.... Jua 11 LtN kharts brand. 3 51(2.3 bi . do do 6.. a a I0 Corn Aleut 4o j tlo uo . Ua Mir, a lul Klii. I Trus.l i Otter lrime 2 50 a3 W) i Gun poailer sal ' tirey tux -j 1 imcni in Kacroon season- doCantoa mad 20 a W able 2 a 40 Voui.g IJvs.iaM 40. till Mink do cased... 20 a 40 j do d. lecr red und flit. j t'i:in sunlc m. . 35 blue 1C a 1R Ninpyong ( Peer winter B a Ii ony ...MMM 4A si6r talaaa A: 4;infsVaic. PowsLong 33 s, 4ft UrecH Glassware j 'J sbassa. 33 t?. c. dis. pp : Manufac iu rei Flint Glassware25 Ky. coui lB-a13 e. dis. pp... ; do gmtd J3a- 16 8 br 10 Eberhard. 2 50 2 75' no Mo. rom. it - if 10 b) H 10 I.vl4 o .2 75 s3 25 do do good., 14 a. 20 do . 3 75 a 4 W) io Va com-., r ! hy UiCitv....;.3 55 10 bv 12 1 4 b0 10 by 14 do 4 50 Other sizcx in proportion. .r:iit). - do do giod 18 ar.3s Iiqnor Brandy Oturd." , Dupuy&Co.S 50 asa dopiuctcastilloi.2 00 a:50 do Hennessey. 2 frO af 00 do A.Feigiielte 1 25 s725 Amcrit-iiii branheat . m Eve lorn yellow do while do mixed,.... Barlfv.. ......... OaU 53 35 30 10 a 33 50 if. a 20 1 ti 3i w m Gin pine apple. fM IP'S ! do Mar 1 00 1. .7i do Engle 00 . V jOKIISiMirltoii.... 35 ' 7-t ,do Mononguhela 75 1 25 jdo Rye 75 I 25. Petuli Uran jr.. 1 55 -jWhJ.kcy Ill 19f! Jim Fuuilrr. Hazard 5 50 l)uMiiit 5 75 Eutitdd 5 50 do F...... 4 5f) Blasting 3 5 nay. i ine TiivnÜij bald,.10 00 si 1 00 Modeira. 1 25 a3 Ot;, UO loose., o w rot-rrj ......... i w J Hides. j Port purejuk-e. 2 SO a3 Oi DrvIIi.1 i tUi Buriruiidy.. 1 50 2 tlo salted,.... 7J Canary,, 75 al IlidifTO. (Sicily Madiera.. 75 il 25 Bengal.,,,...., 1 n5 al 25 ' I'rf AUlaga 75 al - Madrass iH al ÜS Sweet, 40 a 21 Manilla 75 a '. Native Wine... 35 a 53 Caracus Ul al ir .Claret incases.. 2 75 a3 MX Cotton Yrtrii. ' 1 500s f dot 5 ? tt ofl for cash a 8 OlKJs p tz do do do a 7 7iS)s doz do do do ...... ...... .. . I I irp 'I he lower prn cs nlfoverencrallv, w here two prW e are mentioned, are for full packages, and the higher foi small wholesale. , LocisviLtr, Sept. ?9i Market verr 'i1et on Saturday. ' Sales of V:3 pieces t4"liggiiigst 125iec, "0 ptecas at I'.'ic; 50 coils rope ct 5Jc, and souio siualj sales at quo tatioiis. Sales of flour at 53 40 3 50 from store for superfine. Nothing doing iu grain. ' A sale of 22 hhds si rnr to tho trade at Sic, and loms smaller lls at IkmjI the same. Coffee IJc. Provision market very dull. Sales of clear sides at IPtt from store; from wrgo'is the) nw rouituand 9c Pork. house sides are freely offered al(c. The sales of raw liUky were at IHJe. . - j Sales or fC hhds tobacco 7 tt S3 H i ?3 5, 4 at ft 9 31 21 at : $5 95, H at S-s?C 40, and 4 at $7 35, $7 50, C5, and to to. Ci-rrinitATt, Sept IP, M. Flour firm, with gvd demand from the cily trade 15 bblssoM sit 3 .'i-; wt .l CiX) in lolsnt 9 35 $3 55. Wilis, ky li;is .IcclincHl to 1". Sales 50 hhds sugar at C-Cj, iW bgs coSce at 'J'.zliNew OsLKA-ts, Sej 1. 17. Tobacco is firm; sales for lhe w eek l,K.O hhds; stock 19. üCOhhds. Flour is dull; Ohio $4. Corn C0C2. -r II LA 1 1) LIXfc'EYS 10 cases ree'd this day tnd for sals by 'JAS. LOW & CO. HE MOV AI. DR. B. P. "Johnson has nmoved Ids 'office ta 1st. st. few doors above the Shcrwl House; the one formerly occnpitvl by Ir. Tranoii. Residence near tha corner öf ith and Walnut sts. ' septl3-lf "OPFISII. 25 loxes; 25 ,s each. In fine order, fo j sale at ?1 W) per box by S. t. GlLlitKl cv tu. sept 17 Sycamore near Water. KIO COFFEE 100 bars best quality. In store and to arrive per Georgetown. f.r sale by aeptltf s. E. GILBERT oi CO., Syc. near Water, T) EC EI VEH and' for sale 20 bus'icls Sweat Potatoes at JL V about ha!f the market price at septib BAND liOJES 30 4 x B ind Coves lust ree'd and r sale by j27) JOHN C. DEVEREUI, Ja. jBAI.ES Brow n t'msh. ree'd this A v and for sale JL ais23 JAS. LO W A. CO., 413 Mail St., Lou. KjK