Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 5, Number 138, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 1 October 1852 — Page 2

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DAILY JOURNAL. A H. SANDERS. EDITOR. CITY OF EVAN3VILLE: j all, A. H. SANDERS, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. fiiidäy jiorn iyct OCT. 1, 1832 DAilr Journal per year, - m $5 OO TrUWfcklr Journal, - - 4 OO AVeekly Journal - - - - - Campaign Jourual, - - - - a C G- 1 I O 331 ET. For President GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT. For Vice President, WILLIAM A. GBAHATJ. OT HOETH CAROLIHA. fir Gtvtrmtr. Nicholas Mccarty, OF MAatO comTT. For Licuttnant Oootmor. WlIililAM WILLIAMS, r lOtCTCMO COCTT. For Con pre , WILLIAM UKAVIS, Jr., or oissos corTT. Fr Trtaourtr of Stoto. SUI03 T. IIA DLEY. of Wayne county. For Jlmditor f Stat: DOUGLASS MAGUIKE, of Marion county. Fr Seeretorg of Stoto. JOHN OSBORNE, of Clay county. For Reporter of Suprtwo Court. A. L.OSBOKNE, of Laport. county. mFr Clerk Sprom Court. JAtfES A. STKETCH, of G rani county. For Superintendent of Cat Schule. A A HON WOOD, of Putnam county. Fr Judge Supremo Cuwt. Tirol DiotrictJOHS HOWE, Le-rance county. o!t-CHAKLES DEWEY, Clark coui.ty. Third Vfd McDonald, Monro county. Fourth SAMUEL B. GOOK1NS, Vogo county. ELECTOR AI TICKET. SIATORl ELETOR. HENRY S. LAN E, of Montzomery county. PLEASANT A. HACCLE.MAN, of Rush county. DliTRlTT EI TORS. Firot Diotritt-Jou J. Chasdi.e, anderbnrg county Mttond Da. Natha Kimball; Washins; county. TAira' Car. Scott Carter, .Switzerland county. FaartA Joun StoiT. ltfcatcrcounty. Fifth David Killoore, Hclaware county. Sixth Johr Coacas. Maloa eountv. ft sai "Richard W.TnosnK), Ipo county. Hirhth G. O. Bebm, Tippecanoe coui ty . JV" at k T. S. Stawfibld, Sr., Jo-j.h county. 7iif A Jama S. Frazier. Kosciusko coui.ty. XMR'A-GcrrATta H. Vow, JJauiiltou county. Messrs Mccarty V X riprlit. Candidates for Governor, will address the if fellow cltt- . .. . d j i at the following Um es and places, . aii.i mey respecti...!. ftpmnva m. Monuav Sl't. HedforJ, Lawrence, eo, Tuesday. Sept. 23. Sit Pleasant, Martin eo, Weouesda, Se; . 29. "Washington, Dariew co, Tliursilay, hept. 30. Jasper. Dubois eo, Friday, Oct. I. PoterBburgh, Pike eo, Su tarda) , Oct. 2. Koonvllle, Yarrick co, Monday, o t. 4. Newbursr, Warrick co, Monday, Oct. Kansvillo, Vanderburgh, eo, Tnesdny, Oct. 5. Princeton, Gib on co, Wednesday, OcU 6. . hcott Clubs. : The German and Youns Men's Scott Club, will meot Saturday evening, October 2d, at tho Scott Club Hall, in conjunction. Fpeechea may be expected la both langua tae. A full atundance la requested. Members of tho op poslle party are respectfully Invited tobe present, octl Sis By order of the President. ' Thine AVortla TItlnkiug About. Certain Locoforo papers are very anxious to prove that the Democratic party are the particular friends of River and Harbor improvementswhile certain other Locofoco sheets, .UWau. ,-.... appear equally desirous of Prot ,ng just he opposite, a ne rsauo.iat wonveuuou ui iuj.i party passed its platform in this particular, just sa as Locofoco editors over the country could translate it to mean anything or nothing a they v pleased They declared themselves opposed ta cny general rystem of internal improvements by tl?e government. But a few weeks after tniVconvcntion, the Democrats of Congress aided the Wfrigs in passing a bill, which was as general a eystem f iuternal improvements as any bill ever passed thus knocking that portion- of their platform in the head most emphatically. Yet the Whig party in congress showed themselves the true friends of this measure. The final vote in the Senate stood, yeas 25; nays 23; absent 4. All the Whig Senators except two, voted for the bill, while twenty- - one Democrats voted against it, and three .dodged the vote! Mr. KING, Democratic ' candidate for Vice President, voted NO. Now who doubts, that if we were not on the eve of a residential election, when thf .Democratic party knew that to kill this bill would bo to kill their party candidates in a number of States interested this bill would ; have passed Congress by Democratic votes! They dared not, even thoagH it were striking a plank, from their Baltimore platform, vote down this River and Harbor bill. Vet had the Whigs voted proportionally as weak as the . Loco focus, the bill could ixt have btcn passed Now the pcopk Know la- their own hearts that the Whig party are the true friends and - enl'y reliable friends of Internal Improvements. It has been for years inscribed on our ban-ners, placed at the heads of our news papers, and been- a- rallying cry to the big party. This party has secured the passage ef a River and Harbor bill calculated to be cf considerable beneS to- the West. But the West wants still further assistance she even wants additional appropriations to make the provisions of this bill really useful, for they will but commence the work. Now, are the people of the West willing to trust this business to the Democratic party with Gen. Pierce, one of the must bitter enemies of Western Improvements, as shown by his yast votes, and 3Ir. King, who voted against ' the last bill, at its head! If bo, they are full of confidence as a Miss of fifteen, and indeed riot half' so well acquainted with the wiles of men. The people Inow the interests of the West inthU narticuLir. will b3 rrotcctcd ani . .

sllvrooaeit UtclrfeUow citizens to give notice ortu nas the honor of originating a new svstem of who iusiuuatd thathe Cannot be CletCJ: Unit whkü will be require! in the nd?o au.i canal banks " ' . . , . . ,. f . . . , The remainder will be placed In the straeta at stftapoihU ajne. taxation. HC IS for imposing a direct tax really, Under Ulli gUISC to leave a CClsur S-., aa shall be named by the city auUu ritie. Äew Albany; Floyed eo. on Frldy, Fept. 2t. . The bids will be for excavation only, th- price' to cover n.rHinmhuMrh. Washinzionco. KatunlaySept,S5. opon tiie people of the West to improve oVur cundltlales. has Withdrawn hlS QamC the post of niacin the earUkwherever it itav be ordered

Who thought for a moment, when Congress paseed this bill, that President Fillmore Would veto it! Supposo Pierce had been President. If the bill-had been passed at

it would hare been with almost the certain prospect of being vetoed by him the certain prospect if he preserved any consistency at 'all. To have secured even a chance of his approval, everything supposed objectionable to him or his principles, must have been stricken out. That would probably have left

a bill giving handsome appropriations to New at St LoUi8, to Capt. Dan. Hunter, for $ 19,Hampshire, as the onty thing he cmld con- 000. "J . latently have approved. And if he be elect- rgj- A Tse has taken place in the Illinois

ed, what prospect has the Y est for obtaining her rights from a man who has every opportunity voted against them! There are many things in this connection trhich we hone cverv western man will reflect upon seriously. Party politics even, should not prevent men voting in thU election for in the protection of their own interests, by voting for those who will protect them. Pnlltlrnl 11 1 cf rlmt I n m Law. Lockbart and Lane, tne irazccy, . . . aw mm I Furce and Comedy of Demagogueism, as we have appropriately styled them, yesterday .rr,l n . nllti.! MiHdasminOtliaL. v-. v.. .. - , . -fa " I U hig party generally, but more particularly I io auvance uieir owa personal inieres ana

nrnhitinns When we sav we believe lien, ur i4 . e i t-. araüiuons. uaen we eaywe utueve uen.nye thank her. officers for a package of St.

Laue is the most honest of the three, a very rrrroft i.lo mnv Tio f r.r m p ri nf nur nnininn !.... . . . ... . . r. . ... . ... irusiine tvnijrsin we couniry win noi De . , , U , deceived by these men, nor Democrats be made to lose steht of the interests " of the HV !n tlin l.li.naj n A ixl.i'iini'AiiAnt'itiAnc . H7 ef these men. It is not necessary for Whig speakers to follow in the footsteps of these I men, to counteract any influence they may exert. The sober rood sense of the people, will be their best protection and guide. Their pilgrimage on y proves they are very badly scared, but they will most probably be a . worse inguiencu in a snort time. rv m cs T i . ..I iiaier jougias, nie jjcmocrauc candidate for nomination to thp VreniAenrv A j I thrr Tßivpr sml ttnrlmr. Tlmf ia ir a ra I ...v.. " .... to pay cur share of the Government Kerf. Iiuei and permit part of this money to go for improving Eastern harbors, Sic. hut tax our I selves in addition, to improve our own! We should suppose Gen. ' Pierce entertained about the same ideas, judging from hid past course in opposition to appropriations for the VVest Home Jocbxai,. This cxcellem literary paper continues visiting us regularly. We cannot withhold the offering of a brief editorial in its behalf, unsolicited entirely. Editel by Gen. Morris, and N. P. Willis, Esq., it could not but be a favorite with every read er of correct taste,and its readers are now to be found in almost every town in the West and South, as well as the East. Mr. Willisis yetia Kentuck we ncalth but a ff believe recruiting his from him appears in each number bearing tho pleasing characteristics of his style, and of course interesting. We commend this paper to uur lady friends espe cially. The prico is jnly $2 per annum. We should be pleased to forward cubscrip Hons. It is issued weeklv. CCrTho Louisvill3 Times thinks the letter of Capt. Magruder appearing just at this lime, and dated at California, is quite provi dential. It looks more as if it had been got rp for the occasion by some shrewd Locofoco, who knew that before a d :uial of its con tents could be obtained from Capt. M., or tven before ho could se it in print, the Pres idential election would be over, and its influ ence past. Wo would wager an old hit that it is a base counteffsit C3 Mr. Glover requests us to withdraw his name a. candiJ.ite for Sherifi, for reasons not necessary to mention. MV. Ö. had a large number of warm friends, who would have voted for him with gratification, as being in every manner worthy of th3 office. As City Marshal he has fully won the confidence o this community, and we should be sorry to see t jtir a mm K'ave an omce 1:1 wuicn ne nas given such general satisfaction, even to take one o more profit. fX-We call attention of our readers to Gen. Scott's speech, delivered lately at Co lumbus, and published in lo-day's Journal. It is an able, manly and independent speech, worthy of the man in every respect. 0O All the accounts from. Washington concur in the statement that the two select committees of congress Locofoco as theyj are, exonerate Mr Corwin from all censure in icTect to the Gardner claim. Ashamed os it The Washington Uuion says4. No Democrat assaults Gen. Scott because he has been well paid for his services." But they do, though. We hardly open a Democratic paper that does not contansome sneering reference inthatconttA Kr tliat emnlloef f nil 'tv"""' ÖS-3-small exploits m mo Jem warfare, Mr. Senator Meriwether's speech in thcU. S.' Senate on the same subject. It must be a disreDuUble business, in Jw.rl ltio c-r.AAin.Artfntf.b- An tho vctrlti - 47 . . uvcu, mis eucuHiPianavwu.v .wv.. ad - Scott, when the Washington Union even . i . v

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Steamboat and Hirer Itomn.

We have no rise reported above in the Ohio river, which is again very low. falling at this point. JLJ"The Upper and Lower Mississippi are very. low, and receding. There were 4 or5j . feet reported from St. Louis to the mouth of the Ohio, and boats continually grounding. The snags are showing their teeth everywhere. r q- The fcteamer Elephant has been sold rjver but it is yet very low. The fc a , aud w&ler recedi Our reports from every quarter in . .-...! mer, .pcwoi ww wiier. "l ome quarters at least, there have been ed "n8iucraüie un C$rThe owners of the Dell Boat Sub marine No. 4, were, a few daysback, at . . .. . . i . . t vairo, negoiiaung wiin me owners 01 ine steamer D. A. Givens, sunk, to raise her. 1 I - I a They asked the enormous sum of 83,003. The parties had not come to terms at last ac- .. . . iuuiiw. qc fine Rt. Louis andLouI.7ilTe7a77etf Gen pikCf pa81ed up night before last. LouJa papera. Steamboats are very scarce at this time, mere nave oeen uut lew arrivals at .,, ... . . ' , Evar.sville within the last two days, COT The advertisement of the steamer Fiu'n ivillii) fniinri in snnthpr rnliimn Hrrn I w r awn is a regular Louisville, Evansville and Henderson packet. She is a fine steamer and very punctual in her trips. Her officers emov the full confidence of those who know them. The accommodations of the Fawn are unexceptionable. lFortheJaurntM j Editor Journal. Having learned from . . . ..'... .i i unüoubteü auiüoniy, thai Mr. Ulovcr, Uiron thp rpnrpspnf atinn nf r.m. nnm .' ieinA - r V... i ! i;u ..r . r.:.t . r.m V. t: I .v. V4 u,u4i "' u I Shnit at tht rnmi n tr r ir tmn. hann'r thn I learned.wE the undersigned voters of Vunderburh County, do thus publicly diisCllt in loto from this arraument. nc, ihcretorc rcspcctlully request Jlr. Glover to resume his former position in res-1 , A. r oi .t i. i I .t"Cl 10 Hie UllU C Vl OUCnu, utiu s.icrcuy, Ul east, give his frier. is an opportunity cf re cording their votos ii: h.s favor. . - . Icnry Wheeler, Chas. Whitehead, Charlci V heeler, SumM McCutchen Jr. N. Durton, - E. M. Johnston, A udrcv.v E. Es !;in, C. llvUby, Geo. I u wood, John Uro ne, . Jas. Browne, Jas. Erokiu, John Eiskin, Wm. Erakin, John Whitehead Jr. William Inwcod . Peter Hitch, Jdin lnwuod, ; Willi am Cook, Jas. Davison, , ii. M. Joiinstun, John liillyard, J units Burton, Joseph licrridge. Kobt. üray, John Whitehead, V. Boyd, ' Tnos. Keel, Jas. Gum wood, V. McCutchen,. Vm. McCutchen, Pitrick Keegan. S. muel M. ijibson, . And Many Others. Me. Sanders. In reply to the above com plimentary request !iuva me before publica tion, I cau only thank these, my friends, mcst heartily for their kindaess, but must decline allowing my name to be longer before the people of this county, as candidate for fcJlieriflat the coming election. I thank mv friend? for the friendly disposition they hav? exhibi ted toward me, and will endeavor not to for feit their kindly re rds, yet beg leave t reasons not necessary to mention, ta with draw Irora this cauva.s. Yours truly. GEO. W. GLOVES. Valuable Claim ix England Wanting Owner, Mr J. W. IJryant, atV;isliingtoa City writes as follows: "In the investigations of some claims of Americans to estates ia England lately, I have become advicd of one which has" an income of about Sotf.OOO per annum, with the title cf nobilrty attached to it. The des cendfnts oi Geo. Drownc, a lieutenant in the lriti.vlt army, who emigrated to this countrr about the year 1G40, and settled at Haverliill, Mass., j any quite certain are the heirs." iMPRovfa ah accidext. A story is 'o'd of Mr. Van Hurcn that while on a tour through the West in 1C40, he was overset in a stage-coach and as he stool up to his knees in mud, ho akcd the driver how the accident happer.d; he was toM that he had already upset eleven members of Congress and by w) doing had secured the votes of every one of them for appropriations to the National Iioad; and as he never before had a President for a passenger he thought he would improve the opportunity by doing his duty to the West in endeavoring to pre venT a veto, inj case another appropriation si oa!d pass. 7- Feonle w lio are resolved to please at all events frequcntlv overshoot themselves, aniara tendered ridiculous by being too good. A lady calling at a inena 3 uouse a. a JO 1 5 j t'"-0 " jv" 1" i'T' one morning ran to the cradle to see iheßne ; as oon as she came in; unfortunately! the col had taken up the buby's place, but - before she could L'ive ner time io see ner I . 1 ... ..... . Tr c ii lr a e Vi n yrf I o l m tr xr t h ii n 1 1 1 fPfl h Jtn fl " r " m j - " Uh: whataswic: child: tnt verypiciuTcoj

SPECIAL NOTICES.

CITY HOTEL.' WATKR ST. BKTWCtM VIMS AS0 DIVISION, EmvUU, Jmd. - WM..H.BOIC01RT, Proprietor. octl Frcsli Oysters! i A splendid article of fresh oysters al Smith's Eagle Restaurant Just received and ready to bo served np In Epicurean stylo. Famllea supplied by the can. sept 24 APOLLO HALL. ' FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 1 . Second avpedrartee in Üiiscity of the . Grand German and Freuch Cunitc Operritic Troupe. XTXDER the manaeeme'nt of Mr. A. Renrolt, from the U Koval Opera of Berlin. Mho performed in the lat .'..- ho'uses every 11 n me Asior nace upera xiouse ui .ew recelred with great applause and eruwd uirliti Frida Ec$m'ie. will be prescHtcd the Comic Opera in i Act or THE RETURN, , orthrfto rears afWr: "S'letitt Ftlttrl. After which iu connection w ith the ürt pvice the Comic opera in one Act or, , BERLIN AT NIGHT. The whole to conclude with Um Uu-haMo farce enti THE VOLUNTEERS KETÜRX, ' or this is the way to get Married. Admission 35 cU. Doors open at 7. Curtain will rise at 8 o'clock precisely. sepuu. lVanted. A owner for a brg bright b.y Wo with . wl white xx ipoi m u wn-neu, suu k" baa a bridle whu found.andu nw inmy eta bono stable nJar Main rt eet bridge EvausTLle. The owner can have hi in by uaj ing charges. ' octl.ltd PATPICK FANEY. ICcgulnr Packet. Ak l Hb Meamer rawn. m. . uoucrou n luhster, leaves i-ouisrill f r Henderson, 5 every Tuesday, and Friday, at 3 r m. and leaves Evansviile. f r J4uisville. every Wednesday. and Saturday evening on arrival of the ears O'RILEY & MITCHELL, AgonU. Situation Wanted. A YOUNG Man conversant with Uo German rn-1 r Freu h lanzuares as well as Krclith. and who hai oiue esperivnee in the Dry Goods liu4in?a, 1s desirou of obiauiiDir a sttuatiMU in a store, iiochu mim roo-i references as ti character, eanabujties. wc. rjiq'i.re at this oincc. octl ii NOTICE TO CONTRA-CrORS. PROPOSALS will be received, by mail, at Princeton until tucj'.h of October, to widen ta Canal in Kvansville between .Main street and the first Elbow, East ward. The earth taken out U all to be idaced In the ca nil vims, ini nnuzu snuiuiiuxiiu gu utis uivisiou. I . . . W .. ..... 'I i - . All0 uutil tae f October for wMenlnt: that part of Ube canal ei of Mam street. This divis.ni contains nearly 18,000 cubic yards .f excavation, about JO.lTOof by the Eccineers. The flm division must be ünkhej In 50 davs after the wor' Is let. 1 he other dlvismn in three monttu. Tluics aud Volksbote copy onto; octl SAMX KORRER. . ALLI3&HOS Wholesale tiraiecrU.' contr of truer' s neof., i TJ'AVE on hand one of the larpesl afif Kist selected XX sioeksof Grof3riii, evc'r opjncJ 'Wflie West, ami can oOor inducement r.ntt wnijiwnry treat rs., to prru tho 'market at Evansvitto to y mors diui.t point. Merchants are invited to call ami fa:i:rhc CUKKfcU Kio. Jamaica. Java.-Mrck. TKÄ Imperial, Gun Powder, If son, Younjj ITyson, Toashong. Colony of all jruJes from lowest Price to cueCfl. bUGAK New Orleans, Havannab, Loar, Crushed powdered. MOLASSES Tae very best Plantation, pnrr!iacd pre viojs to th flrsl frost, also, reboileU and Mirrur Hons. IiUANUY Of all irradoa fr1 the fcest Imported, a crfat varbtv f Umih1ks, to uomest.c nianuuc tured . WINKS Vort. Madeira, Claret, Vt hltJ. Kberrv, Ch tain ftaiirn. different lirands anl flavors. ÜIX London Exciae,riuo Appltf aud verj fine Hoi land In Jusrs. CIG AKS A trrcut varietv of Urands at all Prises from ALLS Mmrnoii r, uaiu' and Ihe celebrated collin , Together with a r-Mint usortioeiit of all artii les con erally kept lit Grverv Ksuhli4hm.nts aacli a: Sap Candles. Dye Mut, Nails. LauMie.-, hurth, int, a Iar; lot of Gunny l ags, Turk Island and Kanawha Salt, Oils, Paints, lirooms, Brjshc. Paper, Tobacco, Counter Scales, Cuttan Mills, spices, do round, Matches 1 races, Well Chains an J turires, ruuiol-rs, ue.aiiters, jar. inurus. Hall Iiinns. Oytvsrs.Sar lines. Mackerel, Shad Uouasn, iiernng, Mioveis, ei t-, eil-, en. All the goods we ?ll ans warranted. octl f INSKKU OIL i Ear rols best q ia!ity and in line or.l Li error sale low to close. s. z.uu.ut.Ki & ro. aeptJd Sycamore r.er Vater. TEXXESSEK Mono boucht at 1 per c?nt. " S. t. GILUSfJT & CO. sop HO Sycamore near Wat it: D CALE.S Elua B javer Cloths ree'd and rr sale 1y JA', LOW & CO. aept30 417 Mn!n tre.-t Louis villj Ky. tust r-reivud iiamcr r.ir October. II " . . ...,. ..,..,. ,-r. Mit Q?.B SITE'S. Clas!ica und IChkU! Schoof ISlnl tad. fall operation. A faw more pupils can be admit . ; TAXCS! TAXC3 f I THIS is the la;t i.)tice, etil and j:iy your city Taxes, all vou ho have netljcted rXf far, please all at tiie Collectors olUco aud py up. ILLIA.M IllOIitS, C.C. S?)'UW uuice corner .iain aua oecvHi. "1T7"HITK LIME .Vjbbls (in flfir bbl) ree'd per Cat tl oat luisujy auu mr se pt-73 FO-TF.RSA BfJOWX. c IIKi: VIXEG K K-i--t)l'.K C. M ft Co. and II. John !. for tik bv on, a superior arüelo for j icsle, for le by sepuj FOSTERS di isRoWX. f CASES IMaeU and Whita Prints Franklin, recM and iforsahjb) JAS. LOW & CO. epua 4 wain street iuisvuiu ry " MUSIC, as-vntraent of easy pieces arranged for yoirg performers on the Piano Forte. Just rerHved and f.r de by sepUl 1 . CUSYA'GTON e CO. NE W MJSIC, I AM roing Ihrr or tho d -ath of Utile Eva; Answer to lien bolt; Willie s o:i tho d.r' blue Sea; Jamie's on thestorinv r-en; Wanted a Governess!!! KatUleeu Mavouni-jen; Kjty Darling; Allau Percy, opwi lur sulo by SAM L LITEK. O f BOXES Checso ree'd and for aale by fJUaiiglS ' J.fW.BEIM.Y. Tn 1I.M0THY See1 5d bushels clean new , for aule by pUl FOSTEKS dc UKOW .V, rpOE CC0 53'xcs Rentncky common, pounds and JL fivos. fur aule by sepU'l F0STEKS & UK0VVX. Wanted. "flAA HUSIIELS OATS; OVJUU öd d. Cleaa Clo versend; for which we pay cash. h31t:3 G KAHAM Ot FARKkLL. 10 cases ree'd th!s dav tnd for sal LAID LINSSEYSby JAS. LOW & CO. REMOVAL. DR. B. P. Johnson has removed his office to 1st. stJ few doors atove the Sherwood House; the 0 formerly occupied by Dr. Traflon. Hesidcnce neartl corner of bth aud W aluut sti. sepll3 if j codfish 2.iKxe?; 2.1 lbs each, in fiuo orJer, ---tiuoper boxby Mc. I. T?IO CO FFEE-lWi bass best quality, in store antto J arriTe per Georgetown, for wie b i ' kk. gilbert acq., ye.nearatj ttpson salts-s nnoundaj ds just ree'd aad lor sal " . . a, I uu., yc. near ar. - 4 b. c- t- c - .... t . I I rv-.,I,.fl,Kl' I m. m iv i aii. i - r ..ui..n;m

CANDIDATES DEPAHTMEiNT

Ma.SaKDcas Please announce my name as a candidate for Dire tor in the EvansvUle Illinois hail Uoad Cduipany ut the ensuing election. , septa X. ROWLEY. Circuit Judge. TTT'tVe' are authoriied to announce ALVIN P. IIOVBY Esq., as a cai.dIJate for the Circuit Judge of the 3t Judicial District, at tte next Octor election, aug". For Judge of Court of Counnon llca. C03RAD BAKER, U a candldute for J.idpe of the Court of C'iiniou Plcai In thu 1st lriilrkt, t-oiuiosed of Warrick and Vandert urgh. aupi5." -SAMUEL 11. CA1 K RETT; Is candulatc for Juflge dt th Court of Common" Picas in tiie 1st District, coiüjh.! of arnci aim ai.aerburg; uugvv For Slate Senator: Ma. Sander. Your will please announce the name 01 JAS. E. ULY IM E, as a candidate for 1'ie Mate Fenute, in the Senatorial District, composed -of lite, counties of l'osey and Vanderburgh, at the next October tlectico. augt3 . lScprcentatlTC Mr. Saxdcr You willi.lease anaounce tTie ntitrie of JOHN M. .STOCKU ELIms a caudidae to repreeiif Vanderburgh county hi tlio next Legislature. ugjj.' ItWe are authorized to aunounco C. K. DREW tij a candidate fur Representative of Vunderburgh county,' ku the uoxt Legisluturo of Indiana. augl9. For Prosecuting Attorncjr. .. ' Ma. Sakdrrs. Plaso announce MORRIS S. JOHNSON, as a caiidutataror the otHce of Proecuiiiijr Att rney of the G'oinwoo I'U-iii Court of Vanderburgh and V. rrick counties. aept3 Ma. Sander. Please announce WM. K. McGREW, as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney in the 1st Judicial Circuital the euHuing October election. augl. For County Clerk. Ma. Sanders Please announce Wm. HOLDEN, la a candidate for Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court at the ensuing October election. aug ?. ITTWe are authorized to announce BEX. ST1XSON os acandidate forth j office of I'Urk of the Vanderburgh CirAjit Court, at the eusuhie October elocUou. Jy3l-te "Ma. Sasdeks Yon will pleas announce the name of SO KEN SOKKNSON. as a canaidate for Clerk of the v anderburjh Circu.t Court at Ute ensuing October elec tion. Ijusate TTPWe arelanüiorlied to announce JACOB Lt'XKENHEIMEK, as a candidate for the office tr Clerk ofüie Vanderburgh Circuit Court, atui ensuing October elec lion. Imhm-Ui For County Treasurer. Mi. Sakokrs Please annoinee the name of JOHN WALSH, as a candidate for the office of Treasurer of Vanderburgh county, : suglf. Ma. Sasdkbs Vou will iWase announce WILLIAM aii.iieo., as a candidate lor ireasnrer or Vunder burgh county at the ensuing October election, auto. Mr. S&koers. Please announce the name of MAR CUS SHKKVVOOlLasa candidate lor the office of County Treasurer.of Vanuerburgh county at the ensuing October election, and oblige augn MANY vor t KS. Ma. Saspers You will iiJease announce the name of H. J. IIA KT as a candidate for Uie office of Treasure of VanderburgSI county at Uie ensuing October election aug-n. . TTpWe are authorized t announce H. P. VAUGHAN. as a ranaidateior county treasurer, at the ensuing Oc tober election. , au; Ma. StftDERs Yon will please announce the name or l.ev. Uh.U.M SI1ASOJ, as a candidate lor Countv Treasurer at Uie ensuing ectooer eiecliou. ju .'J-tA For Sheriff. Ma. Sasders You wi.l please announce the name ol GAKKETT WO0U. as a candidate for the office of Sher iff or Vanderburgh cuuutf, at tho ensuing October e lec tio 1. I aeptu Ma. Saxocks Pleateannonnce my ennoasa can1 date of Sheriff for Vanderburgh county nt the next Oc tober election. atg3i J.AilhS MNClt. Ma. Saxoers Sir loase announce my name for the office of sheriff of V'auA'rburgh county, at Uie next Oc loter elettiuu. uugao , JVllX t. GAVITT. Mr. ED:ToiPloasnnonnce the naiitfofEMAXUEL HULL asa cunJi JatO fir the office of Midriff nt the ensu inj; October letluu ang-ls MANY VoThRS. Mb. Sasdkii You a ill please announce Mr. Wilson SHOOK, as candidsit.'forMieria'of Vauderburll rouiity, at ne ensuing uciuoceiccuou. au7j Ml. SandCRI Yol will please announc WILLIAM E. GKKKN as a cailddate fortlie oHIce of f hcrifl of VanderburU coui.ty, alLe ensuiug Ottober election. rs Ma. Saxdebs: Y ill i-leaso announoo GEO. W. GLOVEK us n caiuWIutc for Uio oHice of MientT. at the ensuing Octoler eliftiou. augj-te! rortouutr Itccorder. Ma. Sasbeus Pbase announce the name of KRACKET M ILLS i-S a indidkle for the oUice of Kecordt-r I Vanderburgh coally si Uie ensuing October election. angle. Ma. KASDCta ton will jdease announce my name as a candidate f r ctfmty Kecordcr it Uie tiet cm toier oleclion, 11. MOSS, j augl0. JTJTPtcasc anioanre GKOKGE fl. TODD asacaii.ll date for tiieoUeof Kecorder of Vanderburgh county at the ensuii g Usober elecUon. aug.'l Ma. Sandkrs Please announce the name of JOHN HALL as a canJ.lat) for the olHce of County Kecordcr, at the next Octobf election. atig2J Mr. Sakikw: Please announce FERDINAND D. UOSLEK, asaiandidatuforthc office of Keconlerfor Ys.11 derburb coaqy, at the ensuing October electlou. niC4Ma.SAri: Yon rill please announce the nnme of CHKLSTIAS Jlr'FL'S, as a candidate TortheoRlce or Ke conler of VaJerburgh county, at Uie ensuing election. apes 1 Ma. Saxi ks: Yon will please announce the name of JOHa . uc.tATti a t'uuuldate lor County Let order, at Uie next v tober elccüon. Laugj - Vir Coiiulr Comm'iiioncr. A. II. PtEs Eaij At the rwuet of mary voters; Pleas; aiirtnice EDWAKD MA II. LOW. hs a candidate for the onV of County Commissioner fur the County of Vaudcrbuii al the ensuing October election, scplH Ma. Sasers You will please announce KINLOCK McJOHN.S'ON.as a candidate for the office of County Commiwiocr, for lLo tiie county of Vanderburgh at the eusuing Otober electiou. aug31 ' For Coroner. TTTTlei announce JÜLlt'S S. CATI.ETT. asaeandi date for troi er of Vanderburgh County at Uie ensuing October J.tion. 'aepu: Ma. Sjatas Please announce JOHN TRIBLK, as a Candida) for re-election for the ffi. e of Coroner of Yanderurgh county tit the eusuing October cljclioit. ur-l-V Fsr Ast(ir. Ma. iaoaa Please announce CHARLES F. SUI LI VAS as a candidate furAssesorof Pigeon Township at Hi msuing October election. lepUJ. ' MaJaaprcas; Please announce the name WILLIAM VAKE.a a candidate Tor the office of AsMfSforol Pigeo Tewnship, at Uie ensuing election. eeptiU j lor urveyor. MSADrta Yon will please annoui re tho name o Clli. G. OLMSTED as a candidato f t'.ie tm. B1;f touly mrvejorof Vanderburgh ouLt.at flieersiln; eiei0. 001 ) FRESH J -ifE.SS RS. Sramliii and I IX largest and best assor ARRIVAL Parvin have just received Uie ortiiiei.t of Stoves ever brought lusts iu irket. among wbiih will be luund the tonet oa Fellow and three kin .s of Double Oven, and all kids of Parlor Premiums, and Heating Stoves. AUo the iiprovel Jackson' lVi.blo Oven, the best and 1110M eSiioinii-al atovo in use which we will insure to give Utcr satitdaciiuu thiiu any stove brottght to this city. K-ptCj Main at 1st and 2.1 strecU. f CAXES of Iad'cssud Misses Morocco Leather and I O Kid Kootoes Enamlled kid wlkiiig shoes, with a 'u I..t of li.rli, JkllTi.r fi.r . 1 1.. 1.- I. V 'aug--m fllf.flli J. 1I.MAGIIEE& CO. ECT.I VED and for sale 20 bushels Sweat PoUtocs a ULv about half the market price at ecptlo COOK S r AM1LI UI.UtMU. rTTlEITEIiLL COTTON 10 bales ree'd wid Jor sale t JL sepll4 JAS. LOW & IU., 4I .iain SI. Will. AT. JmiR irjy JL 50 BEL"i largo Wilmibgton for sale bj SCl)t-2 1 fUM thS k bill) u j. U peu for by ang2u ' J. XAGUKK. Sc CO. " 10 COFFEE 50 Bags ree'd per steamer Clifton for V Mlo by SK. GILLEKT CO. aept.3 Sycamore near Vater, 1CASE ClacV Cloth; 1 do Llue; I do Brown. rccM this day an-1 for sale by aagl7 MS,LUV4CO, 417 Main. . Lou. Ky "TXTHITE LIME 50 bbis. "noach for sale by V asgai Main and Firsts. FOaTEK de EKOWN. tJHIli Ojy7 iHl UflNG CHEC caws 2-2 for aale by JAS. LOW 6c CO., 417 Maia !, LOU., l j. ALT. ALT OOObblsNo. 1 Kanawha at the Railroo! Vipot i.....l,l,.,,. ,,.W.nf rfriturn. fnrbUl.r i tfk. saiwavovavssaeaB.v - ' - j 9 OI r.lfC, lor I'J FOSTEKhd: BKOWN. fosteks: bkown. Arjut fur Iana- lu Sail Co

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Urr lioodk. 3-4 ?T5uib'l n stre' - ini.1.'.;... 4 as 4-4 do do: do 5 at I 4-8 heavy do 4-4 do do ? 5 L umber. ' 7, v' a Aims.... I SJ 5-4 do do do 8 u)t Poj.br do .... 1 00 al 1 3-4 blh'd shirting...'.' 4 aC Com. Pine .... 1 5 7-8 & 4-4 blh'd shirt- . ?ood do 1 sa al ing&BheeUug.... aVi Clear do 3 0 5-4 de do do 10 aLIi Pine ahiiieles bat S 50 Adams' blue and or anse prints-1 a9J 1 w . .VIM. a. W Poprar do in.. 4 00 W!4 Jo I goods S5 Obkdo3f t c. ',i KobesoiidcMerimack . bine aud Orange t.rints 8 alO Spragne & Alleu's .Irfolai.. madder prtuu... aiu ooou rian'ion a K 42 fancy light 6c dart ,Keboilel do 35 Ttruiu a act sugar iiousa... 40 Browudrills :iu9i Uila. Blue do 1 4a lot ;ird Oil.. ps .1 or Lleach'ddo VUIH Unseed 75 a . Dcniius fial"! Tanners' 5ti no Ct.U01.ades Ilia 171' do Extra 25 00 Kentucky jeans... lia 35 1'aintS). SaUnetta 30 a 70 iLeadiu Oil pure 1 -feO al 9C .Mariners' shirting.. 8 a lot j do do no. 1 1 gu al 05 Light tickings 7 a 101 do Red 7 Heavy do lia 161 Yellow Ocre.... 3, Checks - 8 a ISi Kari Greru... 35 a 42 7-f! osnaburghs no.l 9 a Prussian blue.. Mi vo 4 4 do do 10 a IJj'Pmtv ja nriiff & OTcdiciue. Whiling Sa Alcohol 4u s wi .uro and water - - Alum 4 a 5 proof dry Arrowroot Bermuda40 a 45 Arsenic Kwdered. IU a IS Borax reüned 33 a 35 Liriuistuueain'r roll 5 - do fioursulr.hur - 7a 71 iureuUne..... ti a 75 larnUh coach.. 2 75 a3 (xt. do ropal.. 75 i 5o do jau .. I SO al 50 Frovl aloits Beans 2 TO Camohor rc lined .. 40 a 50 Potatoes & bn 30 a 49 CanUiarides $1 SOal 5 Kucon,lioc round 10 Castor oil no 1.... W al 001 Ao Hams.... Pia l.'J la 9 11 a 12 101 lit Co doiioS.... 5 a rO ShoulJers.... CaloMiel cuj übt. . I 5U a' 00 Clear sides .. Coi-jiems. CreaiuTart.r... S a 21 Kib'd - S3 a 4 a 5 75 SR a 30 45 a 70 35 a 40 Epsom Salts..... Oambogo Ginseng Gum TragacauUi Potass Lio.uorke Paste Itni ra. White selected. S Mixed liicc. , Prime .. s'a PCICI3 Ma2 Claver 4C0 ..Wf Liquorit-e Paste Calabria Madder prime Ombro Madder French K X F F Timorhy 2. M a3 10 21 a 28 luGriw 3 60 .Flaxseed aa Ida 15 I ' Salt and SAltpcfri 9 a 14 : Kaum ha S3 bids 31 43 a 1 I do t ,1. , a.1 Manna Flakes MagnesiaCalciu'd t(l a 65 English flue bag f 50 uiiniii Jjine.... io in id loa ca Quinine sulp 3 io a3 j Tui.-" uiai...!o 1 00 Khuburb (.Lina.. f5 I oup. ; SulSola 4 a 3 Tuhn S 8 Ktiiina Alex. ..... 40 a 4-1 Ol.nr. ......... . 4 Snake Koot 30 a 35 f usieel ' 4 TarUrie Acid.... 40 a 43 ! piCCI. teallun. CasMain malts. Sä aSti Live Geese prime 30 a 32 Ciii.jrcr Kace.... 1 a i It ikll. Mace 50 1 Urr Cod 3 a 51 (Nutinrgsno. 1.. j 10 t X atkciel i 1... 13 5flaU0(Hepper Sumatra ' J 11 do no 2... 9 a 11 .vpie Jamaica.. Iii 17 do in 3... 9 CO ,1 Lncs nt Hurrlr.gasled.. Z al t0' NtlSTlir. do no 1.... So a 75 N Orleans fir.. .5; f f lour anrl ?lcal. f.srificd a WiiimshC.li.S.F none U'oadcred I a I Ijifujette choice" nun Cnilicd 10 a 1 1 Faiu y none ImivIoh lo( r Ii i:. City Mills 44 3 : Ua3 3i N.O.LumpS... Jl!a U IM'khr.rts brand. 3 5(3 jj de do 6... ! 10 a "9) Corn Aleal 4U I do do 7... 9', H FurNUIlAMtins. Trat. Otter prime 2 M a3 CO Gun powder ai.d Orey rox liui erh.i ' 40 a "A Kaccoou season ;do Canton müde 30 a '0 20 a 40 Voting lijsou.. 40 a.) I able Mink do cased... Deer red and aht. blue 0 a 40 I .1. do i Canton made. Xj 16 a 19 Nlngong 6i Ol8 a 15 I onv 40 a Cr Deer winter .. las tX. Cilnaewaie. Pohoi c 33 a 4T Green Glassware 'J obnrco, 33 y . c. die. p .Manufactured I Flint Glassware Ivy. coin... 10 i 11 Q e. dis. pp... 1 dodo food., 13 a 18 8 by 10 Eberhard. 2 50 t2 75' 0o Mo. torn... U a 14 I0bvl2 r.o . 8 75 a3 25 do do good.. 14 a 20 10 b 14 do .3 75 a4 U do Va com... 14 a 14 8 by 10 City 3 55 do do good.. 18 a X 10 by 12 do 4 141 10 by 14 do 4 50 Other iizes in projiortion. Gruiu. Wheat Ky 52 a 53 Com yellow -35 do white 30 do mixed .10 a 33 Karlev 50 V t V f A J4Sm bj n m w m m Brandy Otard, Iupuj ACo. 2 50 t3 5" dopiiivtcastillor.2 00 a 3 do Heniieaaey. 2 00 a3 to do A.eignelte 1 25 a 25 Americaa brandy 31 I 4H iGin pine apple. 9b 1 25 ft.... IBIB 18 a 20 j do Mar 1 00 1 ?r. 4Jun Pow der, j do Kngle 99 .1 20 Hazard 5 50 ICbtlVourbon.... 35 75 Diipont 5 75 .'do Monongahla 75 1 tr Enlleld 3 50 (do L'je. ........ 75 125 -do F.S 4 50 j Peach B.wnJy .. 1 25 blasting 3 CO a3 5. Whibkey 1 TtJ . llur. I Wines Tinotby baled.. 10 00 all Obi Madeira 1 25 a3 Of J, do loose.. 8 00 Sherry 1 M a3 54 Hides. Port pnrejaice. 2 50 a3 04) Dry Hides 8 do Knrguudy.. 1 5 a2 do salted 7) Canary......... 7 "j Indiijo. 'itily Madiera.. 7i r ßengal 1 05 al 25 '.Dry Malaga .... 75 a) Madrass 95 al 25 fSwcet 40 a Manilla 75 a 90 Native Wine... 35 a .VI Caracas 90 al it i Claret in cases.. 2 75 a3 i - Cotton Yarn 500s t doz 5 P el. off for cash a C00s t doz do do do 7bbs o doa do do .d ...... ...... ... a TTT'Tlie lower prices alwverenerally, w here two prices - are mentioned, are for fuU packages, and the higher for; small wholesale. EVANSVILLE BOOK STORE. JUST RECEIVED per Clipper, Grahams Magaz.ne for (October ) Gode's Ladies Book do James Last Novel, (The Kobber.) 2 vol of tho Nee romarcen Heads and Heart, or my brother, the Colonel; ry author Couaiu Cecil, M bier's Daughter, Sct A.c. Marv N. Seaham, a novel, by Mrs. Grev. for sale bv opUT SAMUEL LlüTER. EVANSVILLE BOOK STOREUST I'eceived a fresh supply of Uncle Tom's Cabi as it U; Uie Maideu Aunt, aept'3 SAM'L LLSTEK. NO. SUGAK 15 hhdsfair to prime, for sale by . S. E GILBERT 6t CO. ept27 Fycaniore near Water. " TOLASSES 50bbla, 10 TnalfbLls Inline orler, for 1TJL Kile by S. K, GILliFRTA CO. eept2? Fj caiuore usar Wt.r. W IM oo hf et F A Xtfixc s VRVG ES T A II L 1 S 31 EXT. WOOLS EY & IAN CK. THE nnuers'jrued have formed a co-pa rtncrhip tn the ' Umland A jKHheary business ud iU roainueat the old stand, on Main. strocS, formerly tcupied by W. M. NVooisey. They have ou Land a jcaeraf aaort-. incut of Medicines, Palut, Oils, Yarnisiiea, WindowGlass, frii.t'uijr Iiik, &C..&C., Vi 'hlch tWej iuvias tho. attention of old customers aod tb puUU , Physicians Froscriptions earefblly 4edd tOv boüi, partners boinr fully cuuiPfrtoulV attesd WUiat brandy of the buaineas. V. M. WOOLS KYk EnnisviUe SepUS 1855 FRA'C& AUS.CB LAKD 3uo Jar priuo ltK o b- 1close, by FObTEKS &i BKOWN. spU'l Main aud First rt ' XnfiGI!oSS AfaU Enttosa, ree'd this day an ."or UUO aale by JAS. LOW CO. septK 417 Main alreet Louisville-1'.. CASES S.orunz Weed, rc'd and for sale by J, opt23 J Af.LC LOW oc CO., 417 Main st. Loa. 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