Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 5, Number 153, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 18 October 1852 — Page 2

Daily journal.

A. H. SANDERS, EDITOR. CITY OF E VAIf 8VILLE: MONDAY .TIQIClXi. OCT. iftf ZV&nj Journal per jemr, 1 OO - - ?rH.Tvekir? j5J iS2ir Vk.' 4 ,!! ""We rUly Joiim! - - - 2 uo - t'aniialcii Journal - j3 ,, T . . ; . .1 . w uro ti o 'For Vrrt6eni GEN. WINTIELD SCOTT. For Vice f'reidmtt ' WILLIAM iA. GRAHAM, - J m'i . -- Of 2f0KTII CAKOUSA. ::'ELBCTOnAL TICKET. süvstoki. rirawn. Itr.Xn V S. LA y K. .f Monfoinerv ronntv. H.EASANT A". II A( CI.EMA.N, of Rush cwtinty. tirni t Ki.r.-ro. :::n:kÄ Tkirt (.-:iH. Srmt ('ktrrn, Switzerland count. riwrtt Jon Im-obt, lwriTcotinly. Hfthl)k-in Kilichk, Delaware county. ft'tfA Joh Cosra.i, ."Union tniintr. it tint k Kir mwt V.TKroi, VI jo county. rghtti',. O. BKHW.Tippeeaho county. .V:r-SriiV'TrK Coi.rsx, Sr., Joseph rfotnty. 'I'tnl t-t-Jtwrs S. Prajüc. Kowlnsko ouiitv. y.'tttntk Gisrsvrs II. Vw, Hamilton county. ii i 1; v Ti on 11 n t tuns of Vnmlrrbiirli Comity. Candidates. .1. 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' 13 4S 3.121 I 2 33 100 32 5 3d 6 204 39 Bippiit irnt P.' Cnrnmit ioner. MaMlftw ........... 'Virtuit frit, McGrtw 54 51 130 418 H20 4 51 2 !8 211 7 33 8' 6 jl9lj j '149P3 ! 34 39' 5 10 Kohinn I 'JO Urunr.i 1 Harwell ..:....... ; Casthoro i.r...i ...J C0rmn rtras V.' :7, 2H 51 90 11 M i 4 17 I 33 40 7 1 14- IS I 1 C4 t Joluisou..., ...I OtlOQ 90.46 H.iisor ...t. ....... S3 23 447 43 131 133-929 1VJ3 GG 49 42 308 tli 01mU-a! .VI 1 1, M 139 163 MS 1C28 Whittles? 33 09 221 33 54 S3 2SI 511 A ti44 Whiff Speech. Ccn. IIopkifiaof Henderson, Ky., last Fri day evening made one of the best political epcccLca delivered in Evaasville this season. lt.was d speech upon the fr incites which di vide the two great parties, with but little al lusiou to tho men. We wish every Democrat jn Lvansriile. could have heard it, that he might have compared the high tone and dignified argument of a genuine Whig speech, with such contemptible displays of disgusting personalities as are made by the generality f their speakers the Pcttita and Laws and "Lanes of the" party. Gn. Hopkins was born within ten miles of the spot upon which Kvansville.now stands, and when the nearest house to Henderson, was old Wsgnon's ten miles back of this site! The General is a pretty old titan, but he says he expects to do a great deal of good Whig fighting yet. He certainly understands the interests of the West, and by the election of which man before the people, those interests will be prospered. He is a Whig, as he says, but he is a Whig for reasons which he is always ready to give. . He did give, those reasons at the Club UaJIand if they did not satisfy every man, no raaUcr what be is party, that Whigs have gooilgrounds for the "faith which is in them, then, had not wit enough to comprehend plain facts and arguments. Gen. Hopkins , has promised to visit us again before the election. If he do, wc promise him a crowded house cn the strength of his late fcpeech here. Orange County-. The returns from Orange co. are as follow for principal offices: Governor Wright, 977; .Mcuarty, 583. Congress English, 956; Ferguson, 615. Stackhorn, dem,, elected Representative. There has been an average Democratic gain of about 100 in the county. tM. :.B Lcm m . fJCTThe Vinccnncs Sentinel says Wright has inajority. iu Davises county.

3 3 ? 3 j H .rgraph line! A line whichunder proper nnii-j (j'js; jniner, 733. Senate Robert-!, 733; ,f l f 3 I 'I I ? 8ot',uct wc venture to ear, would not only ; Reed, G53. District Pros. AU'y-Robinson, : il ifij : ? fii prove valuable stock, and semi-annually make J 4(51; Barkwcll, 338; Bruner, 285; McG'raw, : j: j j I a handsome dividend, but would be a blessing 175. Representative Smith, 710; Richard-

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, - Telrgrupk facilities. Ah ! Telegraph facilities where arc

. they ! Of all modern humhnss, at least of all , good thing, in themselves, but wade humbug '' ly grow mismanagement the Telegraph . crtinlj ranks first. There U npt ancditor j ,n lhc country who ha ever had any tiling" to do with them, we venture to say, but hai fifty ' t . times cursed the invention in his own heart and pocket, to where a sound blessing once found it way into Iiis comprehension.. .Even if it fortunately happen, as it but rarely docs, however, that a Telegraph line is conducted and regulated with energy and skill by its head, three chances to one but there is some ignorant, or unprincipled, or laty.or loo smart operator on it somewhere, who makes the whole line an infliction upon the community of little benefit to any, and too often an injury I to many. The complaints in newnpapers of delinquencies and negligencies and improprieties, are as common as those of mail failures, or as of any other common nuieancc w hich laws seem unable to abate, although public opinion may condemn. Uut to come at home what a pretty specimen of public accommodation,of private conveuience, and of general usefulness, is the Kvansville and Vinccnucs or Louisville Telto this community, and an accommodation not to be too highly opprcciated or paid for, , ... . f4 ... . ujr werjr uumiic uiau in u. uui wnai are facts Hmv iIiipä it stork rill Whv 1,1 e ,acw' lluw UUC3 " siocK sen.' v ny, candidly speaking, it brings a Letter price than it is actually worth under the circumstances. The stockholders have Ion" been sick'of their speculation. They have been dispirited and worried ly the evident mismanagement of thing. 15 ut we did not mean to allude to that part of the subject. Yet what an admirable line is this! Who ever sent a dispatch over it, (knowing the line) wit'i confidence of its reaching' its desti nation in any reasonable steamboat timet We admit that even uonders in the way of telegraphing, have been performed on this line but a thing becomes a vondcr on this line, which ia but a very ordinary every day circumstance on any other. But to continue who ever walks to the Telegraph Office with more than half a thought that the wires are up! Not any one certainly, who knows the ways and habits of the thing. The fact is, the line is unreliable and any business communication which bears that character, has no right to claim connection with busincss matters, or patronage from a business community. Now, let any one ride along the Princeton road, where he can see the roV.cn posts sup porting the wires of this line, and he will not be surprised that any heavy rain, or sleet, or hard vinJ,knocks down the wires. The whole line wants overhauling and repairing, and this id the season for doing it, so as to be prepared for the ronjih weather of winter. But this is not the only reason there is so much complaint about this line. There is a want of accommodation, or laziness, or something worse, about the management, or cer tain of the operators, which needs correcting. We have been generally blessed with the r!ght kind of oprators here skillful in their business and accommodating but so it is not, wc think, at all other places on the line. At least, there is but very little disposition what soever shown in any place on the line, but at the office here, to accommodate this com munity. He have been laboring for nearly three years to get dispatches even in an intju 'ar manner rather than not have them at all, for our paper but in vain. We have oiXered high prices, and made appeals through mflu enlial source, for the accommodation, not of this paper, so much as of the community but in vain. We hav occasionally got dis patches for a few days at a time and that's all. Several times we thought permanent arrangements had been completed, but they were never carried out. Even at this time, when the whole population nearly, are look ing for election returns, we have not been able to obtain an item scarcely by telegraph; and not giving telegraph news renders us liable to the charge of want of energy or liberality, or of rank negligence. We arj not going to suffer patiently under any such charge and what's more, we have ceased making further efforts for the present to get dispatches on this line but we are just as determined toocca ionally give our reasons why we have ceased making the application. Wc may soon have the pleasure of introducing to our readers by name, one 01 two persons connected with the line. CCr3Ir. Alex C. Donald was elected Rep resentative in Gibson county, to the Legislature. Mr. Donald formerly lived in this city, but has been farming in Gibson some time. He is a good speaker and a good Whig, and will no doubt make an industrious and ener getic Representative. He is nephew of our old friend Mr. John Douglass of this vicinity. tE$A gentleman who saw Gen. Scott at Madison, says he saw him conversing with a German, a Frenchman, and an English man, all at the same time, and the old General was entertaining all, each, in his own native tongue. We have understood Gen. Scott was one of the best scholars, historians and linguists of the times. Or- In Pike, Wrights majority is reported at 315; Miller's 231; Jaquess (Whig), majority 100. 1

To Work. We ar; ever day aaked by friends from tliC country about Scott's prospect. We tell you, friends, Gen. Taylor never had better pros-

pects of being elected Üian has Gen. Scott at Jthia day. There is no mistake about it or, if by any possibility there can be a mistake about ft, we'arc honest in telling you our conviction now. But as we have before eaid, it wil. not do to rely upon what may even seem a certainty, without putting our hantLi and heads to hard labor. Napoleon was a firm ' believer in Destiny, but he so prepared him self for every emergency and possible mis chance of the future, that he left nothing for destiny to accomplish. So now we maybe l'iee Gen. Scott is destined to be our 'next President, but do not let us leave the matter to destiny, but work out the destiny ourselves. Our friends all over the Union are at work and they send us cheering intelligence. Let us respond to it in a hearty manner. I Spencer County. We are indebted to Mr. W. W. Cotton for j returns from Spencer county. The county went Democratic for State officers. DeBru lcr, Cotton und J. II. Brown, Whigs, were elected. The following arc the principal votes : Governor Wright, G19; McCarty, Itll; A. L. Uubinson, 21. Congress licavis son, 735. Clerk Cotton, 10G1; Howell, 403. Treasurcr-Deüruler, C92; Doom, 405; Jone?, 140; Rudd, 145. Sheriff Gardner, 25(J; T. II. Brown, 793; J. S. Brown, bö; Clark, 131. Recorder Gr.iy, 432 ; Langdon, 40 ; Fairfield, 193. Tin vote oiia new county, was 670 for, and 725 against. C7-Ve were not aMs to ;et the fi-nres to correct Mir election table to-day; and owiii" to the courtesy! of the operator at the Tele graph office, we were not furuished with uny reports irom a distance. Tunes. Mr. Emhart, tho Telegraph operator at this point, is as gentlemanly an operator as ever was in that office, and very accommodating. Mr. Brewer has exhibited, not only in the above paragraph, but in a recent operation of his in connection with the Telegraph office, a rudeness inconsistent utterly with our idea of a gentleman. The assurance of his going into the office and demanding report-?, as though ho were in some measure en titled to them, was only equaled by the rudeness of; the insulting letter he afterwards wrote to Mr. Emhart. Fir. Wcjtsr anil Iho Prcildcncf. TieBoifoi Courier, a journal which enjoys the benefit of Mr. Webster's confidence, ha4 the following semi official statement of his intentions in thependiug canvass: "And we tmy add, further, that Mr. Web ster does not allow himself to be ignorant of anything requisite to a perfect knowledge of ma position; neiiner, as wc are confident, will he permit himself to take anv eten in relation to that position, inconsistent with his duty to the country or his respect for himself. vur uenei is mat no win not interlere with the business of the election for fresidunt. but leave the whole matter where it ought to be lelt, in the hands of the people." On the other hand, a rumor is floating about to the effect that the Secretary hasat last iimut- up iiib minu to come out lor the Whi nomination for the Presidency though it is one not fit to be made and will presently ispuo u iii.iiii if sio io mac ciiect. Whichever of these be true, the whole affair is of much more importance to Mr. Webster himself, than to the Whig cause, or the country at large. Neither the salvation of & great national party, nor the salvation of the republic depends upon any sinyle individual, no matter how larjro the place hitherto a. figned to him by cotemporary admiration. We can elect Gen. Scott without the aid of trie öecretary; a wise and energetic Whi Government, and a wholesome Whig policy can be organized and carried out though he should keep forever aloof. If he supports Scott the Whig will be under no obligations and owe him no gratitude; or if heßhould continue to oppose him, as he has hitherto done, they may deeply regret it for his sake but not for the suke of the cause. That will, triumph never was a future result more certain whatevcr he may do. Thus, in any event, it is his own interest, and his own reputation which are mainly at stake. Ycw York Tribune. D3"In Marshall county,Tennessee,at the conclusion of a Whig speech by Colonel Henry, a gentleman left the crowd, and addressed him thus; Sir, I am a Democrat: I have always act d wit.i tint party. So have the men you sec here with me; but from henceforth wo go for Winfield Scott. We want you to go to Cornersville and make a speech to-night for there are . ten or fifteen more just like us there." Ii is needless to say mat lie went. Marshall couuty will give a good account of herself in November. Baltimore jlxd Ohio Railroad. The work on this road is advancing with great ra pidity. The road is completed from Balti more to the gre it tunnel, 1G0 miles west of Cumberland. The work on the tunnel is progressing finely ,and also the work from Wheeling cast. It is confidently expected that this important road will be in operation through to the Ohio river-by the Jim of January next, Removal. Messrs. Bittrolf have removed their jewelry establishment from just below Second street on Main to a few doors below First, in Parvin's old stand, nearly opposite the Bank. They have got a neat establishment there in all its appointments. Those wanting watches, jewelry, &c., can find an excellent stock from which to select at Bittrolf s. JUJ" There is to be a railroad meeting at Pt. Commerce on the 127th of this month. Everybody is invited to attend. Distinguished sp ialiers are expected to be present.

IT lint Democrats na Id and thought of (enrrul Xcoit rrar npi. Ükkai.cott. We publisli with great pleasure the tollowinziutft and noble tribute

J to General 8cott, from one who know him well. "The manner in which 'tbi nanncf in which this gallant officer has acquitted hime!f within the last year upon our uanaua ironuer, and lately among l)e Cherokeesr has excited universal admiration and gratitude of the whole nation. Owing with Great Britain. And by his masterly s kill and energy among the Cherokee, united to his noble generosity and hnmanity, ho has not only effected what every body supposed cm Id not be done without the most heart rendu-g scenes of butchery and bloodshed, that he has effected it by obtaining the esteem and confidence of the poor Chcrokees themselves. They look upju him as a benefactor and friend, and one who has saved th m from entire destruction. "All tho Cherokccs were collected for emigration without bloodshed of violence; and all would have been on their way t the West, before the middle of July, had not humanity induced General Scott to atop the movement until the firstof September. Three thousand had beert sent offin the month of June by the superintendent, before the Gencr.il took u:on himself Vie resitonsibilitii if Ljuini Vis cigratiort, from feelings that must do everlasting honor to his heart. "In the early part of January last, the Presi dent asked Congress for enlarged powers to enable him to maintain our neutral obli gations England; that is, to tranfjuilhe the Canadian frontiers. Before the bill pas sed Congress, General Scott had finished. Um work, and had effected all its objects. ; These, too, he effected by flying from one end of the frontier to the other, in the dead winter, and during the severest and coldest period of it. "Hcreturns to Washington, and jj mimediately'ordered to the Cherokee nutioii to take charge of the very difficult and hazardous task to his own fame of removing; those savages from their native land. j "Some of his best friends regretted, most sincerely, that he had been ordered on this service; knowing the disposition of the world to cavil and complain without cause, tliey had great apprehensions that he would lose a por tion of the popularity which he acquired by his distinguished success on the Canada fron tier. .But behold the manner in which this last work has been performed! There is so much of noble generosity of character about Scott, independent of his skill and bravery as a soldier, that his life has really been one of romantic beauty and interest. You recollect his conduct on his way to take command of the army engaged in LheulackHawk war. The corps he had with him were all stricken down with the cholera before he joined, General Atkinson. What was his conduct! Did he leave them to their fate and fly t the army of the gallant and accomplished Atkinson, his warm personal friend, in order to snatch from him the laurels for which he had toiled so long, and which he was, just then, on tho point ot winning! No;heclungto his tick soldiers, dying all around him with the dreadful pesti lence, and exerted himself, d-iy and night, to save them from the grave to the eminent hazard of hts life. He could have taken command of the ar my it was his riht. But behold his ma? nauimity! In this scene of Genf Scott's life ho shines more brilliantly than in the moft glorious battles he ever lougltt, not excosting his 'elegant battle of Chippewa,' as a ias been called, where two pcrtectly d:sch lined armies met upon a plain in the open day, on the 5th of July, 1814, and under a bright summer's sun, took a fair field fight, aided by all the discipline and skill thaWhe Kcienco of war could give. Scott whipped the enemy off the field fairly, although his army was inferior in numbers. Nor will I except the bloody battle of Niagara, in which he had three horses killed under him, and where he was most dreadfully wounded himself, after having made several charges upon the rncmy, which, for courage and desparation, the British officers themselves acknowledged never was surpassed." This article, together with the comments of the editor of the Enquirer, may be found published in Niles Register, vol. 55, page 101. RELIGIOUS NOTICE. The Synrnlof Indiana is now bo!dig Hi rr.eetinj in the old Prebj torian Churth (Kct. Hr. MiCarcr'o) ijt meetings &re all oa to Uio public and they aro invited Ivan 'lid. Preaching will also Uka fdaco erenr ercidng tlilt week, to commenr at ? o'clock, .Th- friends of religion and the public generally arr inritod to attend. octlJ lurlay( Oct. 14lh 1P52. " XEY ADVERTISKMEN'TS. "" BACON: 1000 Bs clear sidrs in sbnand fomnloby ctia PKESTOX BROTHERS. MECHASIOS TonU; Zu full nnd rompls'e aMrtmen1 of Carpenters Calinct Makers and Cooper Ilanes aud r.dge Tools, lor aal at vm Hjni or tne Mill sw, by chIIS O. M. GKIFriTII. GUX Mountin?-, Riilobnrrol. IL-k, Dubio Trippers UuUaand Guard, Kibs.1ail Knis, Pyteut Briul.es, rod Heads, Main Springs, Cocks A.c. for al by octia C. M. GRIFFITH. T7ULES and Edo Tools, a fuU- and eotnplpte asort- . inoi-U of . Uiiiolior btif.t C. S. tloa and Edge tooli io stör und for sale by ovt 18 C. M. GRIPFITH. HA KP WAKE, a fill and rtuiipU-to aorfiirnt HiKiAotioM and building Hardware, fora.d: al U Sign ol Mo Mill Saw, by oct 18 C. M. GRIFFITH. "TJ1VANSVIL1.E Eoolf Store, Ju.-trjc irod the Conuetto Jit the treatest novel ever wnU -n, by Um auilior of iiTriinu, lor sale by :ii SAMUEL LISTER. TRGSH ARRIVALS. LIQUORS; half 11es LYandv, . S tasks IVaeh do - . 3 do Cherry d 2 bbls priuiiui"u VVhiky; . The above liquors have Just come to hand, besides others of every known brand and Quality, which wo offer at very low prices. Call and examiuoocili PKESTOX BROTHERS. OLE LEATHER: 5lOU läsJ'JSt ree'd p-rsteamer fleorretown, and fcr sale by iwwfj rMiUA liKOlllKKS. "V7EART POWDER. 12 boxes of the above eontiinin - .., u i.v; w auuiu -uiui cierj uouitcKeeDer should ba provided with, for sal bv y OCtliJ PR KSTOX BROTHERS. MADDER 2 Casks fresh Jn-t ree'd octW I'KESTOX BROTHERS. IICPIGO Cerroona Carrarrar, 2 Cases Manilla.-' in store and. for aale by ' SIS PRESTOS BROTHERS ÄT AS ILIA AN ISTE ROPE: JL 20 toiss of assorted sizes, just ree'd from Boston and for aal reuarally cheap. 0CtW PKEST0.N BROTHERS.

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CANDLE ICKING: 30 .c of the w. for ,- lo ' by- Kti),., . pkkston mothers- I

PREßTON BROTHERS TJAYErocolvod their xcvr ..M.,,ly of r.rorerio I Tr IeTtion, ana leel ccaisJeni in aylnr that I , ...-j mr, wiic-r uirtrintriit 10 unvf rs aul eiumtrw mtr- ' a mri-ly tot inel with. Cull and examine ,..r 1 ' y',U!,laiUU.eir Store bvui tho Telejrrai.h Oniee.VlV j - Ttu- 1"' v-- UHOTHKBS. HENRY O. WRAY. iHannracturrrof Jewelrf, im or Kiw Voti. ENGLISH PUKX'LE PKISTK; 2 ffs for nie U JAS. I.UWÄIU LT" .7M.l;,u.i.vl.gK, nnvvtm t. . ... 7 MiiuuuAs; ju casct rrel llito iy and for on iv vj Ott 1(1 ... .'A "J" S?;. r jJOIIAlK KIÜK: ovlIG . ' 1 disc for ale by JAS. LOW A CO. 417 Main Mrcrt Louisville Ky. SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY. lUU, Kiiilir of IhmI iarHl KiMtioRerT recci .iifTaifVfl I rMianti kiiiA-.AM ..-- w JL cl, nikI muru to ur , . . . ' ott Hi KATIIB05E & WnilELKK, " . ; NEW BOCKS. IjOWLJiR on riiroiiolo-T, Comix:' Lct-tnres on litre JL nl(try, and -'r-l qu.-u.tiiy of Fowler und tii itiiicauou. I'orv.ltibv octlli ,i:ATJii;ONE&AVHEKLEK. L I1AS. W.MACK A. LOUENSTIXKi MACK SLOBENSTINB'S We stern L tar Clothing Store IN FULL JJLAS Tl EVANSVILLC, INDIANA, ix tdi unv.R n( RT or irev'h rAVit.i.io, coCMCft or 1 . ' WATKli -1 8TCAMOIC rrZEKTS. Messrs-M.t CK A. LORKJt STIXE p-. s v. IkivP 5nt ri-ci leil und ill ronliinm b J'l I 1.1 fvi 1 rotiivr w cully from t!n;ir l:ir?o ciiinati, thP I:ir0Hnn nir0.U:iiiv;imMrlinoiit vf viii iMi vi'ivrvi! pin'rinvr. ... ,a"uli"l".rcu ' meei mo warn 01 ii.c-...arKci, ai.u u:K 1 rrrj nmiio in apjrci . - - 1 bvi iiiir.vfcv uju niiiuiuuu ui iiiu:iiud3 .1 Hirt err taste. A fine Rfrtmoi t cf Muc. brown. ercr. drab. Marktn lil.inkeU, and UrercoaU, a Hue lot of clotti conts of all oizcit und ri-cg; num-rior lda-k and tduw Fronc-h and FiiIUli ClotU lre., ("ockuiid Sack Coat full trimiuco; Dautneu aui iMinieretio t oai.: i.ros n. erven and Kuy,and all colors or Twevd and Ga.iuu-rc sack, frock aud drtN CoaU, Koundabout and t'ouUof 11 kinds. Superior Mack and Idno cloth and rassimere TtanU Tunc) French Cassiiuero Pant; fancy stric, blue, black anp steel mixed and cadet tuued SaUuictt Punts, Twee and Corduroy patk of every variety and price to seit purchaser. . " 1 VESTS. 1 RIack silk nnd satin Vests; fancy and plain silk velvet vets; fancy eassiiuero Vests; salinen vests, aud common veU of all kinds. " : :. . (.'otisislins of an clecant and J(r'k larpe a.sortnient of ciisUmii fnll'll' made bosom shin hirt collar Aj LJ cravats of superior quality and lcautil'ul mlUrns, silk ,k ait cotton urawers,uiider-sliirts, srIoves,sujioiiders aud every other article usually found in tlio mot extensive cstabnhmeiitsorihe country. rw In ooiimt tion vith their larze stock of fi rlotliJnsr. Ihev will keen a line ussortuicitt i'i 4 ore imp', SerraioT Hath and Cm. Also, all kinds of Union, Muxh-an. California, labors Puiiaiiia and other st k' of Iiuts; tili a vnru ly id II 1) O TS H n d S 11 o !: s . It is useless to mrnlion their elejrnnt nnd very extensive lot of I103; skill und oilier kinds of Tri üks. tinrrr ltsus ami v a likes. Oflerinjr our Jioartfelt thanks for tho uiiini.-Uikal.lo dcmoiistralioiis of upproval received in both the Hole Kale and retail depurtni'iit of our liiisincs. In respe t fully oliciliiip a coiiliiiuu'ioii or Iho publie f.-ivor. wo deem it niiiiecessjTy le recjipittilale our unnvaiieo larui ties and st stets s i.f "rondiict'.ns our business, which fli ullo um to -oiu-t, if not -x-H. nur i-MaldUhineiit of the kind in the Union. ik-j; io say, tnai very step in progress, in cxn-riciio, and exteiidin our business, tonOd lownrl en:il.insr nn iho more io exu-nu presi in dnccmcnts and facilities U our ctiKtomcr. Hut inj; on larped our business M a considerable depreo since la.t sirii. we are tliis season enabled Io nflvr to our friends. and to tho inspection of purchaser irenorally, a Klin-k tX roO-1 wülcli In snperioniy Ol uiüko. oeauiy i kiick, and lownt'ss of p.-ices, has rertaiiily not its vuul, cither in lh East or est ! ir-pCoiititry merchants should not fail losec this stock before purchasing 1 - MACK & LORE.NSTIXE. F.r ritte. Ort. IC. 151. tHEF.SE twiTdy five botes in fine order for sale by or 1 1 j oa.u u ", OH EFT IKOX .0 bundles Xo, Iß to 27 recM nnd lor O sale by Hlljj SAMUEL OKK. T)ACOX HAMS 5 casks in fit eordcrand for sale by J OtH5 WJllfcaUKK. 171 KE EK1CK 10,11-0 in Ftore and for side by oai5 SAMUEL ORR. NOTICE arker has I A 8 my wito Agn Parker has left my bed and hoard without an) Just provocation, and 1 therefore forbid dv rwnum hiirhorinif or trusunir ner on inv account as i am determiol ne to pay any debts contracted by her after this date. Oi tober me yui irasr. octl3t . t JOSEPH PARKER. ROSIX 5 bbls Rosin, Inst recM and for aal by ocM ' PKESTOS BROTHERS. CIGAH5 0,fW, choice brands of every kind just ree'd and lor sale by OCH5 PRESTON BROTHERS. GILT MOULDINGS. JUST ree'd a lnrjre assortment of Gilt Mouldings for Picture frames &c.,and for sale by. QCllj nDU.AEi nilLLWAi rAPER! PAPER!! JUST ree'd 375 Reams of Letter aud t ap paper, of every qiialit), and which ndied to our former larpr supplv makes oir stock I IhjsI ever offered in this market; nil which will be sold to tho rity aud country trade at reduced prices. KATHliUNE Ac WHEELER. ocllJ Q. i rosters uioca. J. S. Jaqi ewvEvass'l, Fikld, MaaaiTT & Co., 5.Y. 31 KU KITT FIELD &i CO, IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in Forelpn and Domestic Dry GhkU, Hals, Caps, Roots and Shoes. Ladtljinew buildiiiji. r irststreet.lKitween Main and Sycamore, Evansvil'e. lud. (I'arlicnlar aUeutiou iaid to or ders.) septus OUN'DKIES: O 7 bbls ep Salts; 10 liars Pepiier; 8 Cases Salina Salt; S. C:es Ilorox; . 1 bbl I jroani Tartar; . 2 do ftrtustorn?; 2 do Stilphnrt - C iKixes Prrrfeiito; 4 do wd Cinnamon; 0 Casis Sola Ash; 12 t'oils Kojie and Conlaffe Tlie n'ovo articles besides others loo nnnerons to men lion, have j.udeome lo Land per steamer Georgetown, which we oar low. octli PKESTOS BROTHERS. RAILROAD NOTICE OX and after Thursday; 1 Ith of O tober, the cars on the Evansvillif and Illinois Railroad, will make one Inp per day to Patoka, delivering nd receirinjr Vinccnties mail and usseners at that Ktition. In a few days the company will be prepared to carry all freight poini? bevoml 1 rinccion, to j-aiosa. i;niu lunnrr nonce van cars will leave Patoka each day at 1 o'clock P. M. COFFEE UiSbaees Prime Rio; 23 Pockets old povernmcr.t Java, Just ree'd from If. York, and for sale cheap for cash bv octl3 PKESTOX c BKO. 2 BALES BIu Beaver Cloths, ree'd and for sale iy JAS. LOW St CO. octll 417 Main itrectLoulsvilla Ky. New Bookr. TUST RECEIVED AT THE KVAKSVILLK BOOK J Storw, San-'ents lifo of Henry t'lay, by Greely; Fleetwool's life of Christ and his Aiotles; American UVoa stor and Manners; Atlantic andTransatlantic; Hajfar, Womy of to-dav; The men of the times: Tho Pioneer per Cen of the Wet; Life of Gcuexal Frank lleree; ree'd pc. Clipper, and for sab b, SAMUEL LISTER.

SVILLE VJHOL PRICES CURRENT. , . AXic.( , Ironnml Iron and Itails. . ZtlZ 31. ho. I....... C ,Mi-t Iron &m do ground ito.l.... t ;31 'aiU.. 5 25 3 KotlaAh 4 !4d ........ 4 23 4 " UcFklf MI. 6.1 .la 4 IM 1Ps29 M lo 3 5 3 itHi ft upward. 3 ITS 3 3 ?f.:ke 4 ti 4 br LUucM ? Iallia. Oak Conntrv .If. f Zt 'F"ilartwM . I M tl ton I . t. lo 4 f. S M Mne An ar. i ;j I'itUNnrj j raviÄT " .4'"Ä.. .2." I tri. t ... wy ' I L.ra tl and Mint. a uw do kv'.. cutrvuiiE -! ...... . Inrath er. , I. J6.,x ...... 5 a3l i BoU 3 Goixt Ilcrolork Vrlret.iU a CI) llmVkM.it! 19 I it u is. ju a-n vuK Jnxtiftl u. 19 a VhM )U a-Ui Ujfvr f iloz... s wia,4 Hi y (.ood, Lime. i 4Iislitbruwusliecl- ' AVJiite f .M... o al ic4 iiX 4 a5 (!rj in Bmrllla Ml al 4-4 I lo do i nl du ia lMlk.... - . - " l.uiabrr. 4 4 1 d. 1o 7 a'.l ak alMilU.... t 5- 4 do do do M aJi H-Ur 1 .... gu I 3-4 I'lhM shirting.... 4 jCom. Pin .... 1 5 C&4-4 IUM liirt- IVnnul Ait 50 ai liiit Iiot'iitig.... T a!0 riear l. 31, 6- 4 dw d I. 10 al5i HmriiMi.-loit U io .Atlumj'Mm: ami or do vinn. 3 00 ni.jce l'rii.t. .... B UVi I ' oplar do In.. IK) )trfot4)iitV.Mt'riliiack I do j kikkI ii 1'. blue ami Orange ' -Oak do 31' ft-.. ;j . rti?R 8 alO I Irasne Ä. AiU-u' ' ' ' UInln . uiaMcr irint... 9 I0J G'wul I't;!i.t:.ii.,ii 3- 4 3--ranoy Iibl & dark ,K.-It ilt-l di 35 lrinta 5 a'l ii:ff-r ilott. ... 40 43BrouudrillK "l.! ! !. liluo do -i - I i lT'l Oil al t r.loutli'Jdo !iall4 ;j M t I'ei.iius "J;iH)i I'laniitTs' ....... 2t Coltonailcü Ilia JM lo Extra ' Kriitutky Jcaus... 171a 35 t J'ltiufs. halinclU 30 a 0 l4nd In Oil urv I mi al P( Mariiicr&Iiirliiig.. H a H' do do no. 1 1 tu al Sj l.iKttii kings TalO do I.Vd .7 Heavy do I'.'Ja 1U V-liow O rr.... 3 t hcrks - a J-.'i 1'arM Gnen... 3.", a 4. - ositabii rglm iio.l 9 a lUJ rru.si:in blue., t.'i a 90 4-4 do . do iu a iv; 1 ni:y j( 4 J Jlrnsr HIcdicincM.iW InUns " a ; A,C1,,, 4U u ttu Fire t dinn 4 a 3 f .r.M,fdrv i .. .. .11 . - , .irruKivui miiiiiKiun' m 1 1 i'i 1.11111. .... . 1. a .... .Arnuinc owUtcJ. 1(1 a In uriiislt t-ili.. 2 3 ou lloraxrcBncd 3:t a 3j do -'l .. 1 75 as "HI J:ih.ii .. 1 t?0 al jy i;riintoneam'r roll 5 do flour iildo I'rovKioiik. JV-nii ..... . .... i ihi i- Canihlior rctinvd .. 4 u 5i Potator t bu .. 3ui t'ut.uiaridos SI allal ,i on.lior round o rU fc il a if li'io 111-' L'a.Uroil no I.... t-i al Ov. do Hams .... I !o do no..... 73 a NJ Mioubler CaloHicl cimIiaI.. 1 oU kit W I li'ar s:di-8 .. Cojnrnis. ...... . 2 a 21 KiU'd M Irtum 1 artwr.... Epsom Salts Gamboge ....... Giusenc..... . ... Gum Tnisacanth Potass Liquorice Paste S kly Liquorice l'usW Calabria Madder prlmo Ombro Madder French E XV V Manna Flakes... 25 a 4 ad ICntrs. i5 Wliite selctted. 31 SH(3U '.Mixed 3 4.a7j ICitr.. 35 a 40 Prime c a7 20 a 22 Clover 4 en a.1 jlimothy 3 io a3 21 a 28 12ia 10 lout Grass 2 ig Flaxseed....... til Salt nnd Saline! eat a 14 : Kanawha 25 bids 31 43 a io 0 p 33 EllgIih ftne bap 2 50 do in id lc 2 60 MuFrk;Calciii'd btl a liö Xiitjrall illue.... 33 a 411 ttuiniiiesuli 3 511 a3 tiTuu' Island do 1 IV Khtilmru China.. Sal Soda..... . ... Senna Alex...... Miakv Kool ..... Tartaric Arid t-j soa 1. 4 a 5 ,1'alm 54 ,rw 40 a 4. Oline 54 a(j31 a 3. il'ustc-el j. 40 a 4i Nliicf. l-entli rw. Caslain matts. 3-lsfi Li re Geese prime 30 a 32 Ginjrer Kae. ... h m.-It-i-iali Mace ISii(i ' Dry f'od 5 a 51 Nullius no. t J 10 al &IrVt-Tcl 110 1... 13 50aI4. l'eper Sumatra 14 a I'?' do siw2... 9 all Spire Jamuica.. IG al'. do ao 3...9WI iCIoves 3t Herrings scaled.. 75 al (X)J Sit gur. d uo I.... SO a "i 'X Orleans rate.. SJa Flour II it Ulcul. jClarilicd ...... H WabasWt'.U.S.K ii"iie (Powilcred 10 a I l4irauUet boi-tt4 11011 Criifliol ...... . 10 a 1 1 ram y m.mo iurum loci II 1.'. Cily.MilU 2lia3" 3....O.Lliiiij5... luja II IH-klinrts br.inrf.3 ö'(s3 .5,' dt do C... 1Ü a luf Corn Moni....... 4t . 4 tlo 7... Vi Iu I- ii rs iiiiu rii i list. J en, Otter prime 2 01 a3 t'li.Gnn lw lcraiid rt' rox. ....... ImiM-riai .... 40 a en 3 a 4U 40 all Kairiion M'aiM.ulo Cant.Hi made VoUllg Jf (M. , lo do Canton made. Xiioi:tr &. Olable 20 a 40 Miuk docacl... a 4U Deer red and slit. blue 16 a 1H 35 40 a 0" 33 a 4ft l'ecr wlnb r p a U oi.y I.Ulkk Ac GluSktVdlC. PoWholitf. Green GlasKwaro 1 obarca. 33 J. v. dis. pp Manufat lured Flint Glassware I Ky. t orn... 10 a 13 c. Iis. l'l... 1 do ! rMMl.. t i. by 10 Eberhard. 2 50 s2 ',-y do Mo. com... 12 a 14 IU by I-i . 2 75 3 V -do do rood.. H a 0 10 by 14 d. . 3 75 al OO' do Va coi 14 a H y in i itv s si bv 12 do 4 (Ml do do rod.. M a Jj HI bv J4 do 4 50 ' Liquors lira lot y Otard, l'upuytCo.2 50 s3 5 dopinelculilloii2 fiO a3 5TW do Mennos.-- . 2 bO a3 OO lo A.SelrnrÜe 1 25 ut 25. Oilier sizes in prortion. brum, Wheat M Rva 52 a 53 Com yellow..... 35 do white 30 American brando mixed 30 a 33 ! ly 3l t 4t 50 Gin iine ai-rle. Ky il ?' Barlev...... Oats IK a 20 I do Sur 1 00 1 r.. Ciun I'ewder. do hjirle DU . i Hazard 5 50 lOldliourhou.... 35 75 Duiiont 5 75 lo Mouonrabela 75 1 Endeld 5 50 !loRe 75 1 255 do F.8 4 50 Peah ilrandv.. 1 T5 Blasting 3 (XI a3 25 WLUkey is a 19)1 liar I Winrs Tinotby haled.. 10 00 all 0b Madeira........ 1 25 a3 Ofj lo IOOKC..MOU fherry ......... I no a3 M Hides. iTort .or-1nic. 2 50 a3 0T )ry Hides- H i do liurrumlv.. 50 2 do salted. . ... 71 'Canarv. ........ 75 al Jndigro JsieU 51adiera.. 75 al S5 Bengal 1 05 al 25 '.Dry Mabira .... 75 al Madras 95 al 25 'Sweet 40 a 21 Manilla 75 a Ü0 iXalive Wine... 35 a 50 Carat us INJ al 26 iCIaret in rases.. 2 75 a3 OS Cotton Yarns. 50a t doi5 ? rt off for cash t Göns p dx do do do j ft TnOs t lx do do do J t 7 TTr'Tlie lower prices above renerally. where two t-rx are mentioned, are for full i-uckagcs, aud the higher fof suiall wholesale. TAX NOTICE. ----- FOIt A. D, 1852. THE tax payers of Vanderburgh county are hereby notilled last the duplicate lor If 52, rontafiied a listl of Stale, Couuty, and otner purKsrs, has been receivedby um Iroiu Ute Auditor or raid county, and Hint I Willi attend at the place of holding elections, in Knight township, on W odnesday, v. 3d. i eiure towiihiiip, murs iar, .aov. 4Ui. Scon township, Thursday, Nov. 5th. Ariulroiig lottitMhip Sa urday, .Nov. Clh. German t w nship, Momlay, 5"or. fib. Perry township, Xov. 9 h. Union tow nship, Wclitcday, Xov. lOlh. The taxes for the jenr l'.ri are as follows: For State i-urixntes. to cvnts on each omt hunIreI dol lars, valuation of iroiK-rtv. nnd on each I -oil 50 cents, for ' county purposes, 25 ecu's us above, and on each poll 91. Fr the r unpo't of Common Scho-1; lh rents on each. one hundred dollars valuation of all proiieriy, and on r.ch lwdl 25 cent. For the ruriseof iaiiic the inter est ou l'.oii.l issued fr Slo W subs-rib.,d in tl.e Evansvillo and I Uinoi.H Kailrad Company, 12 cents on each ne hiiudreil dollars value f all proierty rcturaeu In the general 1st for taxation: ! ALSO, threo dollars on each and every one hnndrcl dollars of premiums on In.Mirance taken by Agents of Companies not chartered in this Slate. 1 shall proceed to collect the tbove taxes In the man ner prescribed by law. il. xv. ulauak, ireasurer. Evansville, OcL 11, lrti. BOOTS AND SHOES! 1f)A CASES of Boots and Shoes, comprising every )U description from the finest and the corsest, of Ihobet uality ol" branded Gods, lut recM ier steamers. Return, Ben Coursin, Salem and Cumberland Valley, aud for suld very cheap bv ocll3 MOKGAX, KEEN &. PRESTOS. LAXD WARRANTS: Tlie subscribers w ill pay cash for Land Warrant at market prices. ocll3J PKESTOX V BKO. NEW MACKERAI. A SMALL Xo.2 caUhof l52jut ree'd per C. HayJ V and for sale by FOSTERS & LKOWX. octi: Corner Main and first sis.

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