Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 5, Number 135, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 September 1852 — Page 2

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At H. SANDERS, EDITOR. CITY OF EVANSVILLE: TUI.SDAV JlOUM.Xi, SEIT. 28 Daily Journal per year," - S3 OO x tue vtf ek, lO Trl-Wreltly JnnftU "4 (0' WfcklyJournil, - . .. . a(H) Canpuicn journ1v - - - ... i?5 A" jEX X Or "Z I O 33 - J Tor Premitlent GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT. Cor Vico President, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, " " ÖT X01VXH CAF.0LIXA. - ' ' ' Jsr Gttirner. i ; . Nicholas Mccarty, OF KAtIO COrXTT. Fr Lifnnt Governor. WILL1A3I WILLIAMS, er Kascirsxo coi-a-ft. For Con;rr WILLIAM UKAVIS, Jr., r eisso? cochtt. I FVr Trtaouror of Slot: . ' ilMOS T. HADLEY.of WaynecountT. For Jtotfitor of Stela. .DOUGLAS MAGUIKE,ofMarioncouiitj. Fr Secretary of Statt. . JOHN OSUORNK. of Clay county. For Reporter of Supreme Court. A-L. OSBORNE, of Leporte county. -"far Clerk of Siartmr Court. lAilKS A. STRETCH, of Grant connty. Jr Sup$rittdet of Common School. AARON WOOD, of 11110:1111 county. . 'For Judges of Sop rem Court.. JVrtt Dittritt JOHN HOWE, Lagrange connty. Cil AULLS If 2WKY. Clark county. Tirtf--'lavid AicDoiuild. 5ivnroe county. Jeer! A SAM I' EL tJ. UOOKINS, Yogo county. 'electoral ticket. - ItXlTOtlU TI.CTOR. HENRYK. LNE.o4loit.'omerT county. PLEASANT A.HACCLEMAN, or Rush county. ihstrict riicruis. Arft JDitf rfer Jmih J. Oukuli;., Vanderhor; county Uteond Da.Natma Kimball Washing county. Third Cap. M utt Cart a, Switzerland county , . Fourt h J011.1 S. Sre-aT. Decater connty. ; i(4 David KillgoRC, Delaware county. 'x( Jon l oirK.x, Maiov county. ri-.KtCMARO V. Thompson, Vir coua'.y. ftJUa G. O. Uepm, Tippecanoe rmtu'.y. ( JV -a T. S. ft AHFiELO. .sr., Joseph count? . 7'il A Jaxcs fc. Fraziir. Kos iusl- cou-ity.. A..'r(t GirtAVia li. Vos Jlciaillon 4-ounty. nianif icent CoiUcf clon It is delightful to contemplate the refresh ing little incidents connected with the his tory of Gen. Tierce. Wc do not mean thos w hich have mide illustrious his military life. , from the day he first fainted to the hour in which he got his face slapped but wc allude to the beautiful and touching incidents - which have marked his civil life, when the clash of arms, the shrill note of fife and beat of drurn, fctart'ed net the ruds echoe of his quiet new Hampshire home, and be was If ft to work at precious deeds of benevolence. Papers of Lis own party.hive made us familiar withf t!wt distinguished reckless liberality, to the little bey who was a total stranger to . hima,nxivitLj te equally well authenticate! anecdote of his emptying his pockets, oi tvcentyfiv: cents on Sundiy. into the poor box. His editorial friends and advisers have grown enthusiastic over tluse delightful exhibitions of benevolence and christian feeling. But a recent lire of Pierccby Hawthorn, now . being scattered over th,e country gives an equally beautiful incident to illustrate the pe- ' culiar character of Geu Pierce that he ain't too proud to speak to common folks. Here is tLo language; "A little white ago, after his. retura from ' Mexico, ha darted across the ttreet to cxchange a hearty gripe of the hand with a rourh countrvman upuu his cart a man who ued to live with li s father, as the ' General explained the matter to h.s companions. . Oh my Just think of it ! The mighty Gen. Pierce only a Ulfe while ago and abso lutely after his return from Mexico, actually dirtcd across. .ae street to exchange a teartj gripe of thi hand, with a rough countryman, and then turning around apoloicd to his companions for f-miliarity with hicIl rough person, by declaring "he used to live with his father." What remarkable conde scension !' IIo-jv flattered . must th3 "rou-'h countryman" have felt by theexhiL i ion.l Then imagine the picture of Gen. Pierce making a personal explanation to his companions, cf how he happened to dart a. roes the strtet to shake hands with such a looking customer ! This biography is published under the sanction of Gen. Pierce, and we suppose the truth of this anecdote cannot be disputed But seriously, what a pretty set of fellows are these' Democrats, who thus para.le I cfore the people and seek to .make u remarkabU vent of, an ordinary piece of common civility. They appcr-r t regard, it äs a wonderful thing that Gen. Pierce should, shake hands with a "rouh countryman, in a public street. Well perhaps it is. They know the make bst, anJit may be vznj remarable but they hive made cut of it one of the richest jokes of the season. We were just four hands 6hort yestcrtcrday, which accounts for rhe small quantity of reading matter i.nto-tlay'a paper. - We shall make up for deficiencies soon. , 3" Hon. Arch. Dixon, of Aenderson, was very low with cholera yesterday at that town. Then were but faint hopes of his recovery. XCr Tue Potato crop in Ireland U anything but promising. A letter in the Dublin Telegraph say, "there is no use ii concealing any longer the melancholy fact that the Potato crop, as far as can be ascertaineJ,: Is dcocaed.'1 Another writer in the same Jouual says: It is a mistake to suppose it will be anything as bad as iu 184 , there having been a much larger area sown this year. (V'zcn )-'! 1 Hk t know whether a certv..i d'cUr.--:-j'ii.'ri r..:.;Ury :;:ir. this vUuity, is still for annexing Hungary, and whij-j-'.ig R is:a an 1 the rest of ir.kio ! if they .drv interfere!

, Drfumerof flay. - A short time since, the State Journal accused Gov. Wright, who was shedding crockodile tears at the' death of- Henry Clay, of having been one ofthat great man's worst revilcrs and slanderers in IS 14. The Sentinel denied thc.charge.; jrheeditor of the Jour nil thenwrote to persons in the town of

Rockville, where Wright had made a speccii in 1844. They replied, and all tnited ir.ay--ing that he had-abused Henry Clay shamefully, Mr. Gi C. Steele, who is well known over the State, says Jnjii3, icr-erjlr.yright accused Clav of beinz.a. blackl CT or gambler the blood of the' Wuniere-'d1 Cilley was'on his i.ands he had bargainedand intrigued with J. Q. Adams fur oface, and in that' had acted the traitor to his country Uiat if he could noVhavc b!ck slaves, he would have whit ones'&c'. Mr; S. says hundreds of certificates can be g ven to prove that ' Wright f poke thus disgracefully of the reat Clay. rNow this is cbtablished, yet Wright had the hypocrisy to shsd tears at the death of Clay, and to authorize the Sentinel to contradict the Journal's statement. .All we have got to say. is this we would not vote for a brother eveir who had spoken thus of Henry Clay especially as no man -of, ordinary .intelligence made such charges against Clay, who clii not know they were malicious, . wicked, disgraceful siaiiJers. We have always regard ed Wrigitt as a Demagogue, but we now view him as one of the defamers of Henry Clay. He who loves the 'cieWry of that, immortal man, will never vote tor Jos. A. Wright. I Good Hotel at Mi. Vrsox. The friends of Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Flower, late of New Ilarmoi.y, have heard wiih boiuj surprise of their removal from .that beautiful town to the more business placo of 3It. Vernon.' We lean from them-that they have 'taken the Mansion House at Mt Yernou, completely renovated it, and ae now; ready to receive old. friends and new customers. We promise all who stop at that bouse, they will not only receive excellent fire,-but the mjst polite and hospitable attentions they ever met with anywhere' H Mr. Flower docs net make then perfectly at home, and give entire satis, faction in all trie- accommodations of a good hotel, then the reputation of the Flower House at New Harmony is worth nothing, so far as securing the future is concerned. e wiih our old friends and good friends a large business, w hich, we are sere they njllsetuje. m , k Fresh O.ystcrs. Mr. JI Smith of the Eagle Rcbtaurat iu forms us tliat he luiuudo such arrangements Eist, as will secure to his establishment 'throughout the season a constant supply of oysters of different kiuds,both in the shell and in cans. Also all the different varieties of fresh salt water fish, lobsters, clime, &c, all of which will come through" Livingston & Fargo's fast express packed i:i ice in the most careful ra inner and will reach this place from N. 'Vork in about 70 hours. The manner in which those delicacies ure packed in zinc refrigerators and the despatch with which they are , forwarded through, is a sufficient guarantee to all that they must retain all their original flavor and swectniss.. Let the lovers of good things call and thy them. Families can be supplied from and after this day at th- Etgle with the finest Ircshoysters.. i i i Opti'i tic Trou r. r We are gratified to announce the arrival cf a German and French Comic Operatic Troupe in this city, under the leadership of Mr. A. Hernodt, who have lately been performing at the Astur Piace Opera llom, N'ew Yori. They will give their first performance at jAppo'lo Hall, next Wedtiesdi-y (N-inorrovO a .iu tuviTuscmeni oi nu ir fjcr-fo-mance will be found in to-day's p per.. We think those who atnd, of Ahatevcr language, will be highly i!eiseL?. False Alarm. The b.-e-bive of this community was c ouidorah!y stirred up yesterday noon by an ahrm of fire. It originated in a kett! of. L'need cil tilting fire in a rot back of llallockÄ: Stodard's Dn;r Store, where tiie o ! was'being böile l down.' Xo damage was done to any thing hot th oil, so it was &JI storm jn a tea pot" or in a very comwot kettle. ' rxsA.f2.-Wc regret to hear that Mr. H. C: Vaujrhn of this ticiniiy whose name was lately announced a? camiidate fir Treasurer, has within a week or two past show such symptoms of insanity as to. warrant his friiidfe in securing h:s person, to prevent, him doinghis family or others injury. .Last 'Sasday, he came neargiving a young man a fatal wound with an nxe, and has otherwise exhibited violence towards those nearly connected with him. He will be sent to the Lunatic Asylum iiva few daj:s; .Ilia inanity is mot probably the result of disease. ' ' ' s Beat it wno cax. John Camell, Esq.. says the Boone County (Jvjr-) News, ra!s:d this season on eight acre, an 1 a fraivtion.of ground, 20,C00 water-melons.lCOOO of whidi shipped to. Cincinnati the remaining 10,000 are still in the patch. . . 07 The young man who told an aged gentleman tha the was a d d liar at the Salt Well on Sunday, found a third person very soon busily engaged in.' kicking his Pantaloons. We are authorized to suggest to the young man the propriety of making a puiuble upjligy ta the wortliy old Gentle-u-u to whoa,thi ivfrr.Q.is though, harness insult was cJercd, , tX his earliest conveniene.

I " I ...:n l. F . . . T .1. viuinuiiuu COIUPieieu enure li tue iiiuuin . - . .. . Ol xOVemocr next, anu inai wc may tvcxi , , - ' m ; . hope to see boats here from Terre Haute before Christwas, provided the frost does not interfere to- prevent navigation before- that 1 -.i "k; . ,0!,. idy vUh wardlOUes and boats to receive d tra"nsi)ort frei-ht; or shall we be found to u uaiipuik uvi0iii, -'u.. .v, ... . wujiiiuo prcuivaiiurut. jwij iwiv am navigation was 'first'dpened to its' citizens no: a single boat wasowaed- there, nor, could anv be obtained ou anv terms to transport n

ThrCanftf." -J We arcinforrned by good authority, that the

, , e i j - let: On the bf-st method ui teaching wriarge amount of pork ready for market, during what a?e jt prtvper for a chi, j the early part of the first si f.son of naviga to bsgin tt receive iastractiou. .Written by tion. Even now it is known that there is a Mr. T. M'Avoy. , rapid accumulation of wheat, and more es-! On the best method of school government, peciallyof corn at Lafayette and other points brF" B7"g,l,to"-" ,v lnr, tA ' ' f , , ..., -, ... i Mr. Broughton's essay led to some inte rn the Wabash alley, mjre than exu possibly ' TCSÜng rem;irks by Messrs. Cowcn, McCarer, be ft rwarded to merket before the close of the Chuteand ?oblc. season of naviuation ou the canal. There I .An ess uy on energy was then rcaJ by the

is a great deficiency in the number of caoal . Secretary. . . ..... , . , ' i rlcv.-J. II. Noble, of Evansville, made boats on the Wabash and Erie Canal, and Mne Vl.rygooj suggeMions in regard to the freights have therefore bean liigh all Mb sea- ! Wily we COuId render our meetings more benson. A firreat many more boats will be re-jetieial. Rev. Mr. McCarer folioved with re-

quired for the trade of next season L-t our enterprising citizens look to this in tinu. CCrTli3 XAlbiny Ledger speaks of a young man who ; is going to vote for Prerco and King, because he regards Gen. Scott "as proud, nristocratk, having no feeling in common with the masses of the people." We should think all such foolish and ignorant young men iccvJ go for Pierce and King, He had better o to school again before ie votes at all, and itudy the History of the United States: : He will then find Gen. Scott's name conspicuous, and in no single place connecteJ with faise pride, aristocratic failings, or any other littleness of soul which nrght keep him from mingling; with the masses of the people, " We doubt whether there is another. distinguished rann in the country freer from aristocratic pride than Gen. Scott, or better calculated to mingle with the masses of the people, from the feel ins of his own heart. Tc Jlaircn'an, in shaking cf th slapping face affair, and Gen..Pierce, says u the whole affair shows that he acted discreetly, but firmly an 1 . gallantly ." Well, that depends on a man's ideas of those terms. It might have been a very discreet act in his "grinhrig'an(llfaritig'4asr:rp on the face, although men with the American unilorm cn tht ir backs are not very apt to show such discretion j-jder any similar circumstances but as to its being any particular display of "firmness" or "gallantry." kc are sorry to believe an American General shoulJ startle thrj worKl by exhibiting stich firmness and gallantry. Yet the tale can't bo doubted. , Six Ciiiltrex Bcrxed to Death. In Wardshoro, Vt., at ten o'clock on the night of the 8th inst., the house of Peter Moore took fire. This was discovered by the neighbors, who bake open the, dosrs, brought out Mrs. Moore a.id two children who were in bed with her, her husband having taken the alarm a moment before,.but two ctuUrn, iu the same roont, and four children who were in bed in the chambers, were burned to death The mother attempted to rusl back into the house to save her burning children, but was held back and bt ame deranged. The 3lAixn Electiox. All reasonable doubt in regard to Mr-aine seems to- be at an end. The Whigs have ccrtaiuly a majo itv ;m. th? popular vote for members of Congress, and it is belieyed that they havo a majority (n joint ballott in the Slate lACgis!ature.t They wrll carrrthe State in -November bv a many, thousand. The tjtal receipts of the FaTr nt Cleveland, were ."Sia.iOO. Seven thousand and seven hundied badges were sold. at one dollar eich; and twenty two tlxuisand tickets it tA-enty-tive cents each, making $1300, the in totaL . Wo Icat from the Xcvr York Tost, that six h tvanJ copies of UncSj Ti-ms Cabin were sol 1 ot the recent trarle sale in that city. Over eight hundred and nfty oi Uncle Tom's Cabin as it I?, found a niirhi't it is said, at the same sab. " t3A large number of laborers passed dowr the River in Sunday last, bund for Cai.-o,. to Commence the work of thj Central RailRoad at that Point. . The jwospects tha the tpproaching packing seas.m will show a lar'-e increase over last ittenng. tVe understand that very extensive preparation have been ! , . . " , . . . . mau? uy our c.iy pacKt-r, anu uiul ji'ssrs. Jac3tson,Ows!ey & Co., hive already eivgajed lor '.y t:iouand Njjs to.ie sUugltcered at t!ieir , , . iiOr aru uuciu iimtr. anu nave a co.vnwarj i ten lenev, as we have heretofore remirkod,: i . . , f..-- i i, . , atKl wc quote a sali of fi.tecn hundred h-ad oo 'ford county, to be delivered on the railroad 4 cents gross, on time. Lou. Co ir. i;ATH OF 1105. liEX. 11 AUDIS." Intelligence reacrteu mis cuy last uigut ot the death o'.Hon ! ltun ir.-in.in Iff hroitlm 1 IiIj I-.jC mt Li ' Lrfn Hardin. lie OreatlieJ his last at In r, restdnc near UardstOWn, at 5 0 cloCK yes- j terd jy morning. 3Ir. Hardin pos.tess?d a hi't r ,

order o; taicni anu ior miny years st0 )a at;niw.ipefiyrtoauy uowiu use, us aeovtiu

the head of tho bar in Ky. II3 has held

many high .omces, the duties of which he.iÄÄ

discharged with ability. As an orator he had 1 . 1 1 1 " . at a a 1 few equals. Lou. Jour. 254.. . , 1 Fivr things are necessary for the wants of this lite,, but it takes an infinite number tn fttifr th drinand of opinion. v

Teacher' Aoc al cii. Newburcii Academy, Sept. 24, j2.

mi' Tl - - -1 ., A ..f O ...it H'J 1 auk ieiciifr.i iissuciauuu in ojui.i iirsi" . . t . 1 Lw'lin. mot o.TrppiKln tn n!ilMrnm..nt. "? . , , . The meeting was called to order bv the: pregi(lpni. A praver waa offjred by thRev. j. t. Covren, of Newburgh. Persons present who had not becombmemtauceand inlluence f Teachers'. Associalauccrauu .iuu iuuvi. ; ' t 4 .' ' A '"! t. heino'.now nast-noon it was voted to uav.e a recess uniti Z O C10CK. ; Aftersooj Session. The President in the chair. On mot'lOD. uiiuu, proceeded to the reading of the ;css ys. laarKS on lIie sa,ne ""J101" 1 I .1 Toe Executive Committee men maue ;n5 following appointments. 1st. On the punishments peculiarl adaptted to female schools,, by Miis E. M,. .Wood. 2d. On the branches of education advisable for young ladies to pursue, by Miss M. Wojlsey. 3d. On the time which ought tc be üevoteti to each branch of study, by Mr. J. I). Cowen. 4th. On the propriety ot using the Bibleiis ä text bjok, by Rov. Win. II.' Mc Carer. . . 5th. On the best method of teaching Arithmetic, by Mr. J. W. Knight. Gih. Ou toe hours to be 'devoted to study, and I he arrangement oi' scho.il furniture, such as benches desks, 5cc, by Mr. M. W. Saflord. ; i ;:-: t : f 7t.i. On the order of etuiies which ought to be adopted in common schoo's, by T. 51cAvoy. ' - ' . ; 8th. On the beat method of 'obtaining .te at ention if the pupils, by C. Brouhton. : üth.' Oa' the bet method of teaching Grammar, by Mr. J. Green. Mr. MiCurer made some remarks on the importance of knowing how ;to fuily occupy the tii!e ot t!ie youngvr j upijs in our . chools. Messrs. Noble, Chute and Knight followed with rvmarks on the s-ime subject. The fjllo.ing resolution was unanimously, adoptt'd. iL-tolvad, That wc tender our thanks to the editors of the Journal, Times, Clarion and Democrat, for their kind.it ss in publishing the not:ces and prooeedings of our -taled meetings, and that we hereby cordially invite them to beeoinö 'mem ers of this 'Association lur the purpose of better affording 'huuthe opportunity of doing' more fur tne Cause oj edu caiiot:. v . Mr. B rough ton offered the following resolution, wliicii wa. adopted. Jtjyo v:d, Tnat we tender ouf thanks to the ministers who have already lectured on education, and at the same time request ministers a ho have not done so to remember the .request made at . u ' list meeting. . Voted. That a. t. 2d, sec. lt of the constitution be so smended as to read, "The annual session shall beheld t-n the last Friday of December of each year." Voted, That we adjjurn to meet in Evansville at such place as tho Ex. Com. shall appoint, .on Friday, the 31st of December next. The lady members of this association, are requested to writo an easy on any sutijct they ui.'y choose, and hand it to the Secietary to be read at the next meeting. D. CHTTE, President. A. J. Wheeler, Sec'ty. At Chicago, oi tha I IUi In.st.i.t. of Ch-dera, Mr Mary Ann Mick in-), relet ot tu. Lite John M.tki.ey ot Evuis Ville, in Itu cMli er of lief i.gJ- -AI lue ace of (j .Mr S. t ouscrat jd lierM.df to the r.-niou of lav cros, and, as soon s.s tn j opi.o; tui.it presentod itneif, united hcrselt t tUj hj,i'to,,..l cuurcii, ot wbich site bjcu a dcvoi.t uiJiuiM.'r j ears. - hlosu are-tho dead, who die la tue Lord, On t! i e v -ning of the 2üüi Inst. Kate, infa t tiauglitet oi r. u. una t.ui. trin j u'rtiio, jfj.i la moiuhs ui.a -2i du s, uticr a proUcl.d ulns ot about wur tnouths. A POLLO 11 ALL. WEDXKSOAYEVE.MNG.SEPT.LO. finta-pearancj ia iMsc't of Grnud (.ciinau and I'rci-c. Cvru c Operatic Troupe. Ü'M'.ER lUi nvina'ieiiicnt of Mr. A. Bonrodt, fnnn the ' Koyul Oj,e--.i of iWlm. who performed in the U1 i.ter .euo4t iu the-Aftor Place 0k ra House .t t Vo. w,au era reired will great MppLniiteaudtrowd ed iioii e t-r iiiIil. fr clutfJiiif i'.caniif, S'pl. iOib, will be presohted the Couile Ojiem iu t Ai t ot" TI1EPKO.MISE EEHIXDTIIE C'JKTAIX, or the iJitaHUKtmrnt. Aft?r which in connection with the tlrst peace the I.;fic Ujn;fA, entitled:. IHE HUSTKRS FAREWELL, . or "S'letite FtAtrl.n Tho whale to coutljde with the laughable farce in one Act euUMed, SOLDIER A!CD VIYAXPIERK AdmiHou 35cts Doors open at ?. Curtain will rise atb oVIurk precirely. s.-ptiC. BAHKNOriC:. "VTOTtTll 1 !-r.-tf iriVHii (lint t!i Annml I!l vti.m f.ir X ei-xUt ltrctors in tiiu lir.,m h at Evnst itlt of the m.w uüi.k. or Indiana, w:i oj hei it iiu Hanking ,,-, M. ia thj ist day or.Noveiutn'reii-'üii g, be-te-i tiie hours of o'cl.tek A AI. 4 VUck P. Ai li order o tiiv fio.rd and l'irv trs. G. W. K.Hli., Cahier Strayed. ir tw ith a b i fi- Iarzj urav lirt5 avitU a b irnal rar on hi houa w ov whieli ho cm bj ea-tily d.j.i7.iis'4Cil. And a "--f-'-omi Mare, un sureu. h r r.-euea.i. 3 wh.ta fj.-t. uI her left eve oi.t. A ny person reiurnn g m, al)1,VÖ uor,t t , JuIlI, AUSllB tvanrvdkvo.Fv infria-Uou coaceri.ng uenu wiu.be- suiu.Jy. rewarded. se t;i-tf JVCKStlWS l't IlilN'.: STilVKS rpHK undersLnKM Ho itJ r-vsHtfattf iolxm the pbn.t hm st ive a ivertisod, for iak im tins city. cautltii & Pitrviu. purp..tiu to bj- an im-yroormim. upu n. patent. Cooking Hov U an entire I orgery. a,, Tr my imiii; ii counecte-l with it. Th.-rj has never :'" "!roaajieat udj aoV.iiy stove, tor stove niaIly any body 10 iibiiun lue iiri..cii U- wbich nihke and bak'"r:..910;- ' - - . v - ' ; a. . . . - - . East, a ud recently nicked nr in Cincinr.at!. und now brought Into this market t linjiose npon the jmhlie. Jackstiu's Genuine stove cau be hn.l only of Jas. Scanllin Sc cw, who have tht exclusive right to make and sell the Same in Iuduaa. pt-8 niCTRY JACKS0.V,; , CASES Cas!im?rs3 r.vM and for s;dj by

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irJ c m ... jaxders. rioasa annuuare niv tumio as A. .... r ii:.. . ..I.. ... . L' -ii 'mi- . . a mid!. M f'r lirM tor ill tti tvanViü IUiu-ls Kail company ut iao usum clocuoj ,tflt& , N. KOWI.EY. 1 irctiit JudRe. ; tmit -2. ., .'-I'' ' ....... .samuei. b. garkett. u candidate for juieeofth Court of Cummoii ns iu Ihe 1st UUtrict, mutnomilot Wumck and vi.derburff. uZw . M. c.v... v,.--:ii..i ' JAS. K. IILYTME, a a ciKiiduto for llio Sute SenaU-. .Sottorlal iiMrnt. tmi'd Ith coui.f. of p . Vj,i..ih.hp,-.. . h ........ i....:..-; Vu3 ' " - 7- ..... t . v ; . IICpresenlaliTCA . ii M. Sasberk You Kill plua announce the rame of JOHN A!. M'lh:KWELIs candidate -to rei.r esent ... . llj - c io ..uiuiiicu in mmnunro I . i.jiiic ....v .... j'ivp.i uiu.r .f iiuuirruurgii coifi.lj. ui uc uexi ieisiaiurti or nuiaua. x ausn. ivrl'roti Ma. SaSdhs Mom cut njj Attorney; . ", ; e anoounco MORRIS S. JOlIX-

SON. as a candidate lor UwoillMo Proculin? Aunicy,7 to "Jj J'' m tula;..'. " or üi Coiiiuiou H.-as Court öf Vuudcrburgti and War- t fcTy ' 5 " ' 5 -t L w' ' mber ri. W tuuntie. b .ri A d?. . 0ak -Mills..., 1 5 1 1 5 i o do Ü a!i i Poplar do. ' I COar

- " . avfl.v URIIIBITC A. .MlU'ld cial CircuiUt the eiisalny October teiiioul ' aul. ' fror Count- Ctcrk. . ; - , M.SAtT)iRi PI. aw announce Win. HOLDER, U'a candiduuj fonder ol the VaiMicrturgW Circuit Court at the uiiiiigOctoocr.lecliou. . ' uug 7. iryVe are author.zed to äiinotuicer ns.STIXSOX os a i&ndidale for tli oifice of Clerk of A- Yundcxburjli Circuit Court, al Uio unuuin OvUoer clctljj. Jj'31-te . . . , . , ' . . r ; ; , ; ' Mi. SAxnn Yon will incase anvunco the name of SO KEN KOKKNSON as a' candHafe-f.w Clerk t.r to Vanderburgh Circuit Court at the ensuing OctcN-r rtecliou. , r - . - - , (iU-H . i FT We are authorised o anonr JACOB LUK. II EI.MKK, at a vandidate for tb oflic of Clerk of Ua Vanderburgh Cirtu'U ' CoorW al th ensttlsg October five i-ou. .... JmhlG-ui . For Conntr TrvasMrrr. J Mr. Sasdcrs Plüasd annoiince ttrfr naiie of'JÖll? W ALSH, as a candidate f6t the office of Treasurer of Vanderburgh count;, .. . . . . .. ... augjh,.i Ma. Saidrs Yoa wilt (Jeasa annooe WILLI.t A'ICHESON, us a candidate for - Treasurer of Vsthder bu rgh county at the ensuing October election, auglft. i Mr. .S.nokrsV-! Nlse announce t'- hame of MAR CL'.S S11EKV OOD,i,sa candidate loflhe otitce bTO'-'ttrty Treasurcr.of Vanderburgh fonnty at the eiisninjr OctAbeV election, and oblige - augi; NA.NY VoTLKS. . r. SanmrsVoo will .Ieus announce the name of H. J. HA r T as a caudidate for the Hhce of Treasure of Vanderburgh county urthe ensuing October elcctroil. aug 11. TTWe nreTi-ayrixed to announce tief, VAUCII AX as a cninUdate fof Cuunty TrcSsurcr, ut the ensuing- o. tober election. . .uug ; Mr. SAROKR-Sn wlfiilease aimotlnce the uanie of Hev. KKMO.M ST.XOV, us a cindldate' to Cmir.ty Treasurer u:tleeii-.iiikgkt'iJerv,iiti?:r'.' ' lor Slacsiff; ' Mr. SAnnRs-i-YoU wiU,iIeairiiikrTtit4!6't4d Tri GA KKETT W OoU. r.s a candidate fer the ollice id Mie--.H of Vj.i.dcrbürgb coJnty, at the eusdiug-Ov tuber cti. tion. ' sjufU' Mr. Sasders Pleas Janr.oumreinr. r.Mne as k cauutdute of MiuriU for uMderlurgli tuui t t.t the nrl Octuber election. ' aug3t . JAMES FINCH. M. Saxdkrs Sir Please aPttousce my nanrir fw the oSlcc of Mieritl of 'auderburgWvounlv. tt ihe next Ortut ber elvctioa. uug'il) Jtil.X h. UA 'ITI'. Mr. Editor Pleasonnounce Ike nami'if EM ANCEb HUi.l asa umli.lute for the nie of Mitritl ut the enu ing October election aug-12- AIANV Vul r.KS.Mr. Saüdkrs Vou will ideas trwioonce Mr. WU'ON SHOOK, as cundiihite forMeriffof Vanderburgh counlj, jt he ensuing Oct ibcrelectioa. 1 1 " faiig7j Mr Sakder? You will please announce WILLIAM E. GKEEA us a cai.dWjiW fur the offl. e of r-herirl of Vanderburgh coiu tj, bt IW ensuii.g October vIcilioM., r ' . (it ;rv Mr. Nakdcrb: Vou mU pleaoe an son nee CEO. XV. GI.OVEK us h candidate for th ollice of Mien.'l. at the cusaii.g October t lection. . '. (itug5-te , FrCouiity Ilccordcr. ' ' " v Mr. Saxders PltfRSS announrn the name of HRACKKTMILI.Sr us a candidate lor IUj oitlce of' Kef order of Vanderburgh countA at the ensuing Octrber election. augie. . .... Mr. Saxder. You wi ylense anounce my name ns a candiduttf for cMiaiy Kecwrder-f the next en frfvr elec tion, U. MOSS, lnffl' TT-pPleasaaiinoanfo- Gr:OKGE II. TODD as a can.!! lato for t!i5 oJIcj of Kdcorderof Vanderburgh eoontj' t tho eiisuii.jr Ocoier clectUto. auir2 Mr. Sasdkrs: Please announce the riameor JOHN HALL as a camlMiiU for the olHce of Cotinry Keronlcr, ut ihe next Ottober elet tion. - - J.-nigS" Mr. Sasders: Itease nnnonnre FEKIUNAXI I). GOSLEE, as a candidate for ihe-oniceid" Ueor4er f&e Vtn derburgh cou;itv, at tlie ensuing October eHi-Uon. my-.'l M.Smkrs: Yon will please annnnnre Ue name of j nirm tnr t .XT I n I j I ' ... . : t r i a- r 1 1 . t ii n in i i.i.i itn i i i's a i.ijiiumuic mr mr uiucc iu rteorder of Vanderburgh county, at the ensuing eicciwu. p2D Mr. Sxxdkrs: You w ill plons? announce the name of Jim . OKA a I as a caudidido for County Recorder, at Uie ne.t October election. taugiJ For Comity C mm osloncr. : A. H. SitNorRi Em At tho request of nuiny Toters; Pleas- aimounci EllVt A KU MA IHLOW, a" a -ui..i. !... fr the ottiie of C'ountv Coinmisi.in.-r for the ,Couniy of Vanderburjihal the ensuing October election, svptH Mr. Sakdrk Yiu will pldas announce KINLOCl! M JOHNSTO.N.as a candidate for the office of County Couimisi.",ner, for the tho county of Vaoderburph at tha ensuing Ottobce electkMi.. .-.,;,,. Btig31 t " tor Coroner. N . ' TrrPl.nsa annonnr JULIS S. CATLETT, a a canrti. date for C.r er of Vanderburgh County at the ensiiinjf October eKfttlotf. ' ... Bi ts;I3 Ma. Saswrs Please ni!n--uce JOIIX TKIIJLE, a a candid.it lr re-elettioi lr the fJ Cofoerv Vauderittrgh county ut Ute ensuing October erection, i i aug1.!. - I For .lscr. - ; j Mr. Saskr Please announce CHARLES F. SULi LI VAN. as a cnididate fr Aea4ir of. Pigeon Township) at tho ensuing Oi lober election. . fvpt-3. ' Mr. Sanmrs; Iti-ase announce tho name WILLIAM WARIJEN,aa eitndidat for the i.ttlce tr Assessor of Pige Township, at the ciisui::g eleilion. ocpllo 4 X Rsortmcnt of easy pieced rrnngtd f.r yanrg per TL fanners oil the PiJim Port-.. Jul rtivHl aidfr sale br septal 'i- CO.W.NGTO.X cVOO. i rAM roil g tber.'. or the d.-ath r IUiIl Eva; Answer t Bfn Boh; Willie son thedar'i blue Se; Jamie's mi the stormy S'e; V.'.ntjd a Covrness J! T Kathleen .Mavour;ienn"; Kat Darling; Allan Percy. septl'l lor saie by . SAMT LISTER, j O rR0.Kf! Cheese- r3ci aiidfr sal by , OU J. vi W. REIt I.V. ; TIMOTHY ?ee 1 30 bushel rl ai iw, ror sale by ' ptJI V JM EKS ft BKOWS-. j rpOlWCCO ."vjUovcs Ken tu. L r comrnoii, pounds r.nO X II e, a.r ile by s.-ptil Fos'l EKS k HISO WX. ; I1CTI.F.RS nt.ACKlXG 150 do.Mi r.'c'.l por "Twin y CilvTr sule by S. E. Gil.liEKl' it CO. , Sj.rjtJJ Sycamore lie:ir Vt ata'r. , "OKI) C'OKI S .V doien b.u Red Cord. I fa iu Citv." for sulo by .n. E. UI UlKhT cV f.O. sept 14 S can 1 ore near Woief. i , ..w actniiue Euvaitua Jegars. JLJ JvJU HWÜ Wmthington; 10.US YA Dirnn; ÜW0 lleruaid; 5.bWl Eduaro; . . . ... . . 3,ot4; Jenny Lind, V !, Ail 4hc a?Kve are warranted ir'ae i;vrf co tlavan nu S.'girs, sr.d we oif ?r Uuo lr j at er - ratet; io lot 10 ad purchaser,. t. t. GlLllEKT & CO. Biptl7 Sjca more near Water. ( EVANSVILLE BOCK ST0R3. : TUST KECElVftil, . ,T .-.., - I Lotus Ea'tug rA summer bok; Tlie chH-l at home. a very intiT-iin bo.k, by J. S. C. Abbott; Nov ü or t! Fktorial Fie'd book of the Revotution. bt soptie S.VMUEL LISTER. J7 L'öf UECKIVED, - 4 hf Pipes pure Brandy assorted; - . 5 qr do do, do. ;

5 bids American do 15 do meet Malign Wine; 50 bbl snnerflne Madison Conr; do rirr'irii di and l.o.iNvillu WhisV-v; fr salevy sopta.-. I : . c;tA!rAMfci;.nuL;Li..; t

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LnI 3 Mi ' Adams' blue atiJ or- . 1 do do com. 3 00 hiige prints .... 8 aDi Il'oj.lar do iu.'sj to Uobesonoc.Meriinack J tio do good S S3 . bluu and Orange ' .Oak do 3f e.. " . prints 8 alO I rinnigue äv Allen' , , MolasMft. madder prints... U alOi Good Plai.taUon 3 a 5?' Fancj light a dark . KcbbileU do, 3i 'lrints Sufi .Sugar ilousn... 40 '4' rondnUs , :,a01 ji." blue do... c-iaM'.fcurd Gil.:..,... fS m1 OL . JJ4.' ial'i lanners' fi (o . Cottonades Ilia 1 i , do Extra 5 t 1 Keiaut ky jeuns.:. lÜa 35 I , , t 'ainil. Satinells . -v. 3a a 1 Laad la Oil re I cu al 9f Muri wb' shirtings. Ha lt, do do no. 1 j to al tS Li-Mittlukii.tf.... tu lit An. P..-I - Hei) do . . . . Ja Kit Yellow Ot re..! I r " 31 I f Clietkjs.i.. s a K't Pans Green. v.' 3a al is . j. . . 1 .... r . . 1 1. . . - 42 4 a osuaourgus 110.1 vu 't rruSMun llue.t 4-4 : . . .I' - Ml'! Blliim. . trug oi, IVIeCiciuci ,Ui'ni p....,".. Alcohol. 4'r a W ,Fire and a tier 5 a. . AIumi . t 4 a I vr""rlrT..... Arrowroot Berniuda4w a 4 Tu.rveninc ti a ;3 Arsenic Hwucreu. iu a l amnh foath.. 3 Cti lioraxretiued.:;... 33 a 35 liriiiistöiieaiu'r roll 5 ' do . , flour suj 0 t-0.al. I ;s aSSu Japan..- i-o-allw 1'rorikiuiik. plmr.; Ta t 'RVmirIi vi.u 7 Cbitii'hor rehncd .. 40 a 5a PotaWes 9 tu .. a I40 CaiiuiarMes.s:...f1 5ial !5 Ijacoii.hogtouLd k 0 Castortiliolt... , ci al to do Hams.... larli do do-tioS.... ;ifB t lirtulders..; lia ClIohicI cujlisfT: 1 5o ai to t leur sides 11 -t uniit'rm.si.....' -r 1 t jiMd -..V t.-..- . ..... . IV. .icaui tuiiri.... 7 a o I 1 . . Ebsom Suits 4 a 5' . I' OSTS. Gamboge ....'.'.. . ( WliWe scletted. 31 Giiwiig :. irf" a 30 Muea. ..'..;.... j.' Gm '1'riigucui.lÜ4- 4Va;tii. Isicc.- 1 Potafcs . 3o a 40 JTinie 5l.hiiorUe Pu?" 'Stitlj -N Liquorice Pi. sie Calabria Madder prime Oiubro. ; 1 SrtHia. ' r ?0 a 22 CUitrr.. 4 fe e" 3laSe blue brass ..... v to ' -.Flaxseed. :.'.v.. - kfl' ! Uuiiiinesulp..... 3 5u a3 ;5Tui.- Island rto.l to ft Kiiuoaro China., t ' ! . nai.-Noua a a raun. i . Senna Alex; W a 4.1 Oline. 5i .' Snake Hoot "V...."-' 30 a 35 Catdecl... ...... I Tartaric Acid.... 40 a 45 - Spiers. - . iei Itters. , Cassia In iimtu. 35 271 Live Gee prime 3d 32 Cii.gerRate.... k . , I: sh ' 'Maie J 5o4 t Dry CoI 5 a 51 A u tineas no. 1.. j o 1 r Ji.-ii kcrei no i... u jwinj(:niiir sumtr. erei no I... 13 MKilwrv ir stiniatra II aI2T "I10S...' a 11 pice-Ja inaM'tf.. 16 alV m3...9 11 Cloves,... 3( . , ngssMiled.. 'i al'C, ., Ms gut.110 1.... 5u a t5 : N Orleans fuir.. ''a .. . 1 . . .... . ' 1 uo do Herrings ulc do lour uiiu .wcai . ibiniicd a Wabash C.lt.S.F' . ' bono . tPowderrd...... . 10 a a LufiijettechoUe . none, ('ruslied ....... , It a 1 ' Fancy , iiune 1'iOftoi. loci 1 k. Citj .dills " 3 :!Oji3 35 .O.I.uiiij.5... Kin ) " LovkhurU brand. 3 50t2.3."5 do do 6... io a ruf Com Meal ( do do 7.., . u I tir uuil Skiiia. I Ttua. Otter I rime 2 5 a3 CO'Gnii owderand ( 1 Grey Fox 15 ! Imperial .1... ! 40 a A' icaccoon .season- 'ootuntnn niade able : CO a 40 JVoiu g Hson.'. ' Mink do cased... 20 a 40 do " do ' Deer red and slit. ' Canton made', blue It a IS ilVii.fr oig 6: ClDeer winter ..... 8 a 15 ti;j laluaa A Mattu ic. l'owslion 3u 1. 40 40 Bill 1 - 35 40 a 17 S3 a 41Green Glaswware.. , , ,i '1 nlurro. 33 fr.s.tiia. pp Manufactnred p s Flint Güssware'.ä j Ky. com... JO a 13 t? C.dis. l-Ii... do io Rood.. Um in Fby IC Eberhard.)! 50 tt '1 do Mo. inw...r l a lA 10 by 12 :o . 2 .5 &3 zr fle do gil.. 14 a ill 10 by 14 ' do ' . 3 :5 at W 'e Vu 10111... 14 a 1 ' bv 10 Citv.... .. 3 53 do good.. IS a 35 10 by p d..... 4 10 10 by 14 do 4 5 Other siae Ui proyortiB. I - c.wtiis. . W liest , V -. Hye Ui a Z3 Com yelbiw.., . 35 ' do white 30 lMqtiorn. Brandy Otard. luiycVCo. J 50 a3 aopinelcastiU'i H Ui ti3 St',U llcm.csse. ! U iJ U do A.Seigiictte 1 i5 ti'-'.i Anierlcaii bn n- i dr 3, f in 1 do mixed..... a "3 1 Uarley OaU. . m biu pine apple. Pi, I 1" a 20 do Star.'....;. J U. 1 3c 4; ti ti Poudcr, Hazard iVi Du pout 5 m55 Entield '. 5 50 o W : W.w mi Ia. 1 rjicie...... ro . w 1 - 1 Cf : ' JT5-, I...i vOkJIioorOon..... is ido Moiioi.gauela ',i idoliye - tj do F.S 4 50 1 Peach liram'v.. f. Ltüiatitig. 3 tu &3 Sä.. bwkey 1. m ipj . TinotliT haled. .10 00 all 0 Madeira 1 5 3 Of , 00 loose.. " to ' ' IMiorty 1 1 Hilles. ' JPort .nre-luh-t-:. 9 .vi .3 lt - Dry Fildes t. i..' ct 1 do Eurruudv.. 1 5a dosalted T4 ' JCnnanr.... 75.al 1' luUlaet. ... 'McilT Madiera Ti .1 Bengal 1 5 al 25 'Dry Maiasa '.s i - Madruss 95 al 'Sweet , .... - 40 ui. "ST .MaailW '.1 m Native Wine... ax n '.at. Carat us Do al Sr X'laret iu cases.. 2 .S 1 m. 'Cotton Yarn. . - f 1 500- 9 dotS? el utfiWcash , tiüCs 4 d-iz J. do- de 7ns d,a drt do- d a n J! f'l"hw rower prir bove cenerallv. herelwn nri.rare mentioned ire ti full liaska-resv aad Vhtr kuWr f,. email whiw. , ... . PI A I IJ LtSSEYS 10 easere1i th?. ir rnA fnt als , ; JA.LOW&.CO.. RSMOVAIv "pvt.ri. r Jolno4 basr.-meeed Utoffleo to 1st. La, JL fear, doors abyve the Sheramxt House; the onefonnorly occupied by Dr. Trafb-n. Kesidetice. near thci corner of i tl.nd W alnut sts. reptl3 if .- C10DFLSI?. 1'5 boxes; S5 ft each, in ffne c.rder, for j sale U 9 1 00 pvr box by E. tilLBEKT V t o. ; . -I'117 ' . V fl , -.JcalH'e near W aier. RIO COFFEE KO bars Wt-t qualltjrjjA Store and tarrive per ;.irjriown, fKsniebv m-ptir,- .s. k. GII.HEhT A: CO... s'j c. near Water. KhCEIYEll au.l for sale CO bus'uls 1 weatPaUtocs a bnu Uaffll.e markt Iprice at ' 1' COOK'S FAMILY GROCERY PEPPKltli C01TT).-:iO 'bales VrcVi 01 J!or sale t BCjstl : J AK. LOVVCO.'. '4irMln sU Loo. Kvlv TAR 50 BCLS large Wilmington for sale bv " 'eept'.! ' " FOSTERS "cVBROWJiJ LA KD 3711 Jars prSiiiTLeaf." will h sold at 10c u close, by - , ' . KÖSTERS 61 BKOtX, sepr.'l i.Mam and I-Ifwt 3! TAXS3! I THIS Is Üi List aotb e, fill and, pnv vour eity Täte, ill rod who liayrf ut-irlj.lid fuK pleane catl it lY ' Collecirs cgs-c aaitpuV np. WILLI AM HCGHh. iC. teiätt ' ' - ' ' Ofl:ceyraler'MaIa tna f?eco .

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