Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 5, Number 164, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 30 October 1852 — Page 2

DiAIILY JQURNAL.

A. H. SANDELS, EDITOR. DAllr Jourualpcryt-iir, - SJOO .44 by tlio reck, H Tri-Werkly Journal - 1 OO WreUlF Jourii'H - - - - 2 M Cauiptiign Journal - - - - 5 5 CITY OF EVANSVILLE:. MTVI.UAY MUUSntt.OCT. SO. for Ir'iiIoiit GEW. WIIiFIELD SCOTT. i:or Vice lrcsi!onl, , WILLIAI;I A. GBfiFATff, OF XoüTII CAROLINA. V ELECTORAL TICKET. ' EXHTOp.ttr. ri.fcC"TOR. HEXRY S. LANK, of . Montgomery county. FLEASAXT A. I1ACCLE.MAX, of Rusli county. I'iMT.llTtl.S'TtH'!. First VinlrirJ John J. CiuMH.rt, YHti.Wburg couuty S.rona Nn iitu Kimball. Wa.-hing oiinty. Third Capt. Si orr Carikk, S it.eilui.d lounly. f war h inw S. Smv, l" tor oiii. ;y. Vifth luvin Ktf.i.tioi'w, ivlawiire county. JS'iV Joni t'onrai, Mai :i vouiitv. verf Hm W'.'l iii.-irsos, V igo county. F.iktkl.. O. Bicum. Tippecanoe cunty. .tmih Siici.fcR ( oi.iii, ."'r. J"-i li CHi'ity. Tenth JimmS Fkaiki;. ho i!-ko county. ElffKtK Ocvtavi h H. V.jss. ll.imiit.ii county. ' SCOTT CLUB! The YOUNG MENS' SCOTT CLU1) will meet Tins Evening, (Saturday) at the Club Hall. A general attendance is requested, as. there may be business, and will certainly l2 speeches. Seven o'clock is the hour. By order of the President. I have snitvr.ri t;is U.iu)." F.n fouty odd YEARS, Jl.ND FEEL MVSF.LF A CITIZEN OF EVERY TAT-T OF IT; AND V. IIATCTT. OF LIFE AXD STRENGTH I MAY HAVE SHAM. TS. PEVOTED TO its rßcscuvATios." U:.2. W'inßcld ikolfs Caslii tiartLii ljc.'i. C::i. Sect I tizid .'tii urullzatlon. The foil v.ving extract from (ien. Scott's letter ol' 2:Jt!i of "ilny, IS!?,- should be kept constantly before the people, as it presents his real views o:i t!ie subject of tho Naturalization laws:, som:'.c!i misrepresented by those who desire bis defeat: "t'c UTA INLY IT WoTJLD TE iy?OSSISLE FOR we Tt KLc:::.ii;.vo on si'I'ivht asy weasuf.e INTE.XDED T' EXCLUDE THEM (THE ADOPTED citizcss) Fr.i.;i a jlst and fcll rARTicirA-TI-JS IS ALL CIVIL. A.ND I'oLITICAL KIuIlTS SOW SECURED TO THEM Ei OUR REPUBLICAN LAWS AHD IKSTiTUTI05.S." t'atriotisui mined hy Dime. After appointing a committee in Congress to cxaminj through books and documents, to sec how much money General Scott had received from Government during forty years of distinguished services, and starting out a parade of figures, and attempting to make capital against the old veteran in a most disgraceful manner, the Democrats have suddenly cooled down ou that subject, and don't say a word. , They very quickly saw that the p.'jjJt! would not stand any such dirty work, und that it only brought down public indignation ou the heads ol those Locofocos th:mselves, instead of upon Gen. Scott. The people saw the perfect folly of attempting to measure Scott's services fur Lis country by dollars and cent, and though he had received twenty times the amount he has for these services, the country would still be deeper in his debt than all the money in its treasury could repay But f ven to regard it in a pecu niary light alone, how illy and niggardly has Gen. Scott been repaid, in comparison 10 what such services would have received in any other country. Why the late Duke of Wellington is a notable example. He did no more perhaps for the glory of Great Britain than Winlield Scott has donefor this Republic. Yet look at the reward Wellington was receiving in bis o'd a'ere for puit services! As CommanJer-in-chlef he was drawing rijhly dllotrs ad :y, or about :$ JJ.'JJJ annually, and as Colonel of the Grenadier Guirds, he was entitled to about $G10J a year more. In addition, ho received a pension of 20,0ü0 annually, and was in possession of property given him by the lritih nation, to the amount of about 3,500,000! And this is not calculating or including in any degree the pay he hid received during his long services. Yet in this country, and shame be it said, the Locofoco leaders have been counting up every dollar received by Gen. Seott since he entered the army forty years ago, and parading the tiffi-re-rate amount, less than S30ü,C00, in a base attempt to injure him among his country men. But th ey have not dared say ho did ii;it nnm all thl'j. nor that he was not iustlv ------ f v j entitled to it as regular pay. Shame upon . these m:n,and thame upon every American citizen who supports such disgraceful pro cecdlngi. If the honest of i -v.'A --arlic do not at the polls, rtbu'.e these ;r.e:i for such lets, and for others even more dishonorable and contempt ible, towards the old hero, they deierveall the evils which an administration in the hands of S'-ich men cs these slanderers ands poils-hunt .. . . i . i eta lu-y email upon mem. OTlic question is would not the man who allowed a Lrother officer to slap his face w ithout resenting th.3 insult, end ho with a sword at Lis side and tho American uniform t on Iii 3- bid:, if placed in the Presidential chair, permit a foreign nation to slap the face of this RoLubli with the samo impunity, and bear it with the same ueekuess! There is another question viil Americans permit tue experiment to be tried, by elevating Pierce to the Presidency! tC-The Telegraph wires were down yes terday between Vincenncs and Louisville,

an ! ue consequently have no dispatches.

Tun TWO CANDIDATES. Kcflecf ion for Voter

Every voter should at least for a few mo-, mcnta or hours, throw a aside all bitter partizan feeling, and in dulse in a few reflections on the approaching election. As ho may .have doubts as to the proper subjects for re- ; flection, he will excuse us for making a few suggestions, First as to. rm: TW- WW FRANKLIN PIERCE first appeared be

fore the jtqile as a member of Congress. He storm the terrible Heights and fortress or erved in the House and Senate nearly ten Chepultepec scattered the Mexican army years. In that field of action, where if ho from the jates of Bclen and San Cosmo, and had any superior or even equal abilities to the made a lodgement in the capital of Mexicomajority of those around him, he might at i On the 14th of September, he marched his least have assumed a sufficient prominence to army of heroes, scarce six thousand men, into make his name remembered by the peonle the Halls of the Monlezumas, and broke the whose votes he now asks he did nothing Spanish dominion in America, which mit even have recalled him to tho j imu Wlde Aiülte. recollection of the country, unless through Ue j Within the last few daya we liavc received aid of hU political opponents. He next ap- t.c mofcl cncourailin2r accounts from Illinois.

peaied in t!lC arm Ct tlie COUniry, anu WC , , T 1 .ann.ia nrtl,nf .,, ; are mistaken if the reports otin.it army in Mexico, from his superiors and from himself, ( in any manner exhibited hhn as a man of abilities, a brave soldier, or as having achicved anything creditable to himself-and we ask.w hn us namo was brought Uelore the people for the Presidency, whether the peo- ' pie remembered him as even a participant in ' any pnnnincni cegree in mai sirug-r..-, au u,o .. fn, L.l,., l.Im in ,rrn,!. sau'u luls- " t,--were well remembered for their gallantry! Finally, unknown, undistinguished and un recognized, among the great men of his party ' ' J WINFIELD SCOTT was already distinguished in the annals of his country, and his name familiar to the ears of Americans, aye, ! and of the enetnus of Americans, when Pierce was but a child. Since then, he has led a long life of public services, exhibiting the highest ability as an officer, the qualifications. of a scholar, and administrative talent of no ordina-y nature. He has been in tli3 full confidence of every President of the United States, and has received the bluest tokens - ,A e . ., i , r ' of regard not only from them, but from a , c . ... r i i number of fctates. He has never failed in a single le duty, and probably no man in the coun try ever had more important duties confided to him. He has pn veil himselfin these hund red fields of duty, honest, capable and trustworthy, and abundantly qualified in all these particulars, for the office for which he is now a candidate. No more need be said of him. ,. . , f ... i i , ,, , i Ho is before tho people, and we ask that portion of them within our reach, to rcllect upon his merits. Franklin Pierce was born in 1605, at Hillsborough, N. H., and graduated at Bowdoin College, Main c-Studicd law, and commenceu practice iu inusuorougn county.---

andoftlio country, he was presented to you as . 4 .... r. ... r e nr.. i). Iiccdue New Hampshire, ruled by OHANKI.1X & KIKLI.Y h:.ve i.-en receiving fr

t'.o T-nmir, nf n n.ilillral nnrtv for tl.n Irr. ! ul"l""o Democracy cl which he is tlw embodiment P weeks a full 8fKkof Maple and Fancj

V r. . r ' . .. isan example for the W'n.s of tho country. ail, PIM1P ' r,,t:v... i "'r nU""rl'"'..

Uency of tho United btates--ana there we., ., stcad Woco State. but fV 7 " 1 tn-n iau X OTt .

WO leave him to Vour rcllections. . ' . iniiiiKUvaiiam i.iionuH.i.ii. Their t( k coiMixts In part ot the following, vi?.:

U was cit-cicu wine legislature onus oitViarj when VdQ accidcnt occurred.

and shortly after chosen speaker of the House Iu 183 the was elected to the Lower House of Congress, in which body he served unti' 183d, iu which time he became a Senator cf the United States, and served until 18-12-3. He resigned his seat in the Senato and returned to the practice of law in 18 13. Ti m il ha una nrminufpil for nnrirtm. f , i t, -I . i ii r r. ... . . , , iereu iitm me iviiorney vieiieraisuip, wnicii ne .... T toal . , r. , , .i Tn 18 IS he was nnnomted a Colonel in the

ten regiments raised for the service ot the U.1, . ,r 0 I.r. rr.t V. f! 1 will !. .nn.n..nni... r .li..

St:itpa in Mexico. Suhüonuentlv. ho was. made Brigadier General. He performed no achievement of special note during tho war, 11 ..v.. ..w r , or military. WHAT HAS CO. SCOTT IIOM! At the age ot 2'2 and in the summer of ls07 he volunteered in a troop of Virginia horse, In 1812 hi fought the battle ofQueeiutown Heights. In 1813 he was in the instrument of saving our Irish citizens, taken in arms against the British, from the savage penalties of the English law ot constructive treason. In the same year ho fought, as Colonel, in the battle of i ort George. In 181-1 he made a new army and restored the military spirit of the country took Fort Erie .ought the battle of Chippewa and e . 4 A. . c i, fTunUinn.. tougnt the good ugat 01 ivmuy i i,aue. In 1822 ho won the proud title A the "Hero of Humanity," by nursing tho tLx id dying troops of his army, upon which tho Asiatic cholera fell büirhting.y.on his march a 9 ' to tho field of the Blaek Hawk war. In same year, by negoiuauon ana noi oy forcL of arms, ho brouirht that war to u just and favorable issue. I t i i ,1 , In the same year, he soothed tue spirit of Southern Nullification, and saved our country from civil discord. j In 183a he served against the Seminole t i- . pi . i , J tn.iaLsmUoridJ. In 1S37, with admirable energy and tact, and without troops, he calmed the Patriot dlsturbances upon our extended Northern fronjjjj j ' , . In the same year he effected he removal of the Cherouees, m a manner that won the gratitude ofthat noble tribe and the admiration of the whole country. In 1830 he won the distinguished title cf the "Pacificator of the Northeastern Botindary," and saved his country from a bloody : ... ... n . n and wakeful war with Great Britain. In IS 13 he opened the splenuid military ! drama of the second conquest of Mexico,1 by reducing the city of Vera Cruz and the impregnable Castle of San Juan d'Ulloa after an active siege of but four days. April the 8th, ho fought and won the admi rable battle of Ccrro Gordo, and opened to

the Americans the path to the dominion of thp rntlrn Vrstrrn f"!rmtlnfnt.

. ' On the 22d of April, he occupied Perotc. On the 5th of 3Iay,he took Pucbh. On the 20th of August, he won the .three great victories of Contreras,' San Antonio and Chcfubtfsco. On the 8th of September, he carried by O O

,, Win. fliom rn onthiinr;,. inwhrüvo'm.n 1, ni.r-..nn.l n., r,m nrt i.f statnemnn.

7 . . tvcrv portion of the State. A rrcntlcman who rcccnli7 crosscd the State, says he docs j not believe thö Whiirs arc workinir harder or morQ cfficicnlIy in any 0,ijer State in the! Union. ABülL;rnlienanjatt fm öolrth th:..:. :..r.,t.l ....-...i.. !. w,. - cycn ... b hlcJ Locofoco re. j g.Qa arc full of gpirit) an j full of work w,.;ch iB - oettcr. IIe say3 thjt in piaccs whcre a . . ' ..... Whenever before dared raise his head, they 1 if nrn ImiiIipi pntntisinsf it riir'Ptr'T nrrnnixintr completely, and ere determined to give their , , ; ; , ,. , .... best cfiorts for Scott. bhrewJ W I .....i n:r3 are 4JDsimi the Dulcli!" Such was tlie exclamation upon the lips of aimo-i every locoioco in Cincinnati, ai me latselecÜun, when the Germans finding how thtT ha d Lecn deceived and misled by that l'ari i:aiitu emocrauc, 10 wincu mey were attached, turned arcund and voted the whole Whig ticket. We have no doubt they ' .t:.i .1. T... 1. It . . I . I '.! . !

;um uo oouomci uie.r,.

"3, anu mere.y uecause Hermans 1. Would not permit themselves to be humbti"- ! , , n &cd any longer. But we expect they will b " . ' 1 say -damn ihe Uutch ' a good deal harder after tho Presidential election, when they realize the fact that thousand of (Jcrmans have voted for the old hero and patriot, Scott for the man who fought so hard and so long for the preservation of those liberties Americans are now enjoying We should be sorry to! believe, huwevc, that any German through J ? j fear of being cursed by Locofocos, would n jt vote for Gen. Scott. CCrTho long roof of O'Riley & Mitchell's i old wharf boat, crime down with a terrible I crash vestcrdav inornin . It vv.ii an .! Knar. but g0 cd a 'U;3 .jluli(;)n WM b DQ mQ!lM nlicipateJ. The wind was Llowin" very OrA heavy rain night before last made the recently filled up gas pipe ditches, very dangerous in some places. We saw several liMMes plunge in them almost t the saddle, apparently much to the astonishment of their riders, and to the upsetting of one at least. Masosic CLEß3ATio.i. There will be a Masonic celebration at Viucennes on Nov. . . , . , ., . , , 4th, to which all Masons in good standing are invited to attend. II. L. Cauthorn. En., wil . 1 ' .I..I:...-.. .11..,,,. I 1. mi. b' ' w i"' Lnne, Lock liar C niul Linr Had an appointment to ppcak at EJwardsport, on yesterday. It is not very probable mat inese men will have any great inüuence in that rcgien. Judge Law used to mak Clay speeches hereabouts while there was ' a prospect of his going to Coi'jrress, but with j tho postponement of that prospect, his favor 1(?r 31r Llay fprted, and he forsook his prin 'r-c fin I PAM- h i il v K : . m. uuc uj Pt- mui i.e beus.. w, l,.,r t'.J ,.,..,;. in the same faith he once preached so glibely the political timipsof old Knox and the "'''''uig counties. Ah Judge, you have I Cüint r;.rht i1Pr!. .1 t.,iu n;.ri.A n.i k, I Ö " Haah A A V A V V U&AVA Vitig .V j'our old nei Thbors. I Ja Lane doubtless told a pitiful story about 'proscription, wheu Gen. Taylor ordered "poor , old Jo. to lay down do htibblo and .le lioe," as ! Governor ol üre-on. V r., nii.it rniiipii'ii ' ol- any peculiar hobby Ju.e Luckhart may assume, never having heard him. It is pro'oable tint he waits upon the otner two as a ' ac-nver improvement iemoerat. Vincc-uiLS UazJU. Auothcr Masii in inci'mi. i 'ou w""-'t a f-u w y roimtrymen. 0n -turuay evening, Hon John Law, had an appointment to address our fellow-citizens aUlCity 1IaIl,in thi, placc. TIC bcII was ru!1g. sPie half hour the "leaders' were stationed on tlie street comer?, from four till 8 o'clock, P. M., drumming up a crowd to "hear Judge Law" but no crowd came. We u:idemand that threo Whigs and one Pierce man raade u? the entire audience. The ierce man, discovering his situation, Mew out the lights and vamoosed the ranche! . As we had a llash in the pan from tlie old trass piece, we suppose it was the old pewter gun fhit 'üulea thia interesting occanon Tinic wa3 0!1CC wUen JoUn Law could secure a respectable audience in Vincennes at an hour's notice, but that time has not been, nor beia the "S" fi? Cfi:cto. . U" . t T r ,. . ES-Cart. Rezis Joses, one of cur oldest ctcd cilizens, jieJ yenerday m3rning at J o'clock, of congestive fever, brought on by exposure. He has been for a great many years a steamboat Captain, and was well known on the western waters. X. A. Tribune. TLAST!XG POWDÜK 1 j kess superior quality, for U k.1o by S. E. GIL BLUT öx CO. sycamore near atur.

i:i:aso.s roil oitosisg Ucn, Franklin lMcrcc. 1. Because he is OPPOSED TO THE PROTECTION OF AMERICAN INDUSTRY.

2. Because he is ntinnn rr- ivmnntr . t ntiinAltn ' Ul'lUZ&U 1U 1A1LKAAL UlU.UYi,. MEN TS. j 3. Because he has uniformly OPPOSril AIT WVNTPRV TVTFT1 Ol 1 UÖL, U ALL V Lb 1 Ls liii I i lö rsj. r . i i ' , AJtuac ujjaiuM pvuMuus w ; WldüWS Of REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIERS, and against pensions to the WIDOWS AND ORPHANS of soldiers of the Indian wars. , . , , . . , o. uixause mi; is cutuwuu u uiv iiaunij Tory papers of England, upon the sole ground that his election will promote "RiTISUI IXTRRESTS. : ty 7 i . . a -, ,.,nri I'flnpj copl' in I r tt u. jiLvtlu.i; 111 lil'lf IVkw okiiivw 111 vuur ,i fchip, Lut eih.btted himself on all occasions as thü t I AIIjIIEj 1 AH l loAiX. i 7. Because, wh.le in Mexico as a hn 7. Because, while HI MeXICO DS a hngadicr in" uuiu.i daiiijü, d jvas distinguished alone by Ins niisiorj tunes. 8. Because ha is ciTiiiiMin'pn Tir rr t rr'ni.1 v UHIJjU UUxXi, ir,.i, ;ntr; iguerand enemy cf t!ie South, I I r l u hrt in!in I nitu I ;kj mi '14 lior.'it'er t?K Scuthern ground on the slaveiy ques 'lion. 10. Üccüiiin hü urgent no claims on the score of talents or services, but reiiies solely on an E3IPTV PARTY NAME. 11. Because, finally, his feelings and sym pathies are tor PAKTV AXÜ XOTI1IXG BUT PARTY ! I SUA SO KM roit Supporting WINFiELU SCOTT. " T.1 V 1. Because he is in favor of the PROTECTION OF1IOME LABOR. 2. Because he is in favor of the IMPROVEMENT OF RiVERS AND HARBORS. 3. Because he is in favor of a A SOUND UNIFORM CURRENCY. 4. Because, in his election to the Prcsi- ? .1 II T h..nrn. IVniTVnv in all its departments, will be fostered and encouraged. 5. Becau&e, he will secure an ECONOMICAL ADMINISTRATION . of the Government, and require a ST 11 1 CT A CC O UN T A B 1 LIT Y of all public officers, C. Because, in his feelings and opinion?, he is eminently LIBERAL, NATIONAL AND CONSERVATIVE. He has said, "I have served the Union for forty-oud years and feci myself a citizen of every part of it; end whatever of life and slrengta I may have, shall be devoted to its preservation." 7. Because hois most unequivocally FOR THE CONSTITUTION, ion the UNION, AND FOR THE COMPROMISE, and dead against any man who is opposed to them. 8. Because, iu a long life devoted to the public service, he has in varie J and trying circumstances shown himself to be HONEST, FAITHFUL AND CAPABLE. 9. Because, more than any man living, he has elevated his COUNTRY'S HONOR nnd promo'cd his COUNTRY'S GLORY. 10. Eecau-e, great as have been his VICTORIES ON THE FIELD OF BATTLE, , they have been equalled by his SIGNAL VICTORIES OF PEACE. 11. Because his election ft iil secure to the American People their INTERESTS AT DOME and guarantee AMERICAN RIGHTS ABROAD. 12. Because he has NO PARTISAN SCHEMES TO ACCOMPLISH. 13. Because, with the strongest temptations, HE HAS NEVER ABUSED POWER. 14. Becaufe his Roman firmness and more I than Roman virtues will COMMAND THE ADMIRATION OF THE WORLD. lo. And, finally, because his feelings, sympathies and opinions ire with and for the THE PEOPLE. Lo i Journal. ii t:citir:D. On the CPth Just., by Rev. Jos. Wheel er, David LiskivviLtK to Mimi Jm Hitcii, all of this city . "s r k c 'i aT'YotTcesT LIBRARY NGTXCE. Fropo.:ds for furni.-hii'.ir a Kootn for th uso of tlie Couniy Library and performing t!u duties .of Librarian, will bo received at the Storo of Hornbrook Sc Woodard. All prepositions ahould be jbandel trior to Tuesday nexL By order of thrt I'ri's't. -oct29 P. HORMBiOOK, See. Pro Tem. EVANSVILLE LISDIC COLLEGE. T.e Introductory Lecture for the pnicnt 'i.iii, w iil bö delivered by Prof. Ronalds, at the Methodist Chapel, on the evening of Wed:.e.la 3d Inst., coniniem ing at 7 o'clock. The public generally are respec'.fully Invited to attend. o-t29

KEADYEBTISEMENTS . RIFIX GuXPOWDEP. 320 packages best quality in whole, half atid quarter kegs, and iu one pound Canisters, tr.'in .lie Factories .of tho American Chrystal Powder Coiupany, Kulieid Powder Co., and Lu3:ns and Smith. For zuUccrj ha by s. E.GiL!n;urc co., otO .ycawofj u.ar WaU-r,

DIC. A. J. VAXDEIISLICE. Late processor of tho Lcole Clinionc Medicine fPhar macialo Paria, liavii ? been iinulicinr Medicine S3

years post, TjEGS leave to announeo to his friends and tho public J3 generally, that lie still continues to devote his i.i.e und Mti'iitiiin In Ilm 1 l.-:-.ti.in t.t liutiinn Ii (Thrill' h 1 .... .. . . tHU ... - - " - - r- , J ! curing the following disease.: Coughs, Colds, Actinia, I Fits, Dropsy. Dvspcpsia, Liver complaints. Biles, Fistuj las. Gout. KheumidiMii, Scrofula. Lite Swtltii ps, Uisases of the kin. Xet vous uCections: Fever und Ague. BilliaUS COlllldailitS A p.. &-r. Tho success which lir. V. has met with Vyliispcca liar way of treating all kiiMs of diseases, has Leen as- ! ton-.shing curing ihe most dejK-rutecass after repeated ! failure of thu most miiieiit umi-ti'n.ixT in the countrv. a j.ro f of the lKn-tor's iiieriU; untrie utc he cur0 of a ,.aticilU v ithout ch d he w ill unoerIiarge exccting . tlie co.-t of the medicine, reiuir.i:g no too until after thö resioraii-in jstoration of tlieir healtti. and lae full satiMaction or the patient's mind of IhLemtit conferred. This is tho pru.cipie upon w buvi Dr. V andersllce is governed in all cases w ith his nracth-e. lvrtoiis atr.uted w ith K.ilious, Ace, ÄC.can nave uiem

iBilümis &c., &c. can have Uiem' TFACHElt is wanted for District Xo. 1 Germanernai.. i.t!y cured t y Lr. . and 2. Township. Yaii-ierburgh Count . A younr man of il w-iidorlal success i.ro.vi.r ...i .l

tri.tirly removed an 1 1 can lear testimony to Iii V? "rlus with lrn;guiar;ties. nervousness, deV,luil van u" iHTiaaoiiiaij i-ireu rj inuir ui - - ........ . . a a' ..--1 j v. iiu.iur iu i r'uii k i 1 nur in LrMK.T iivntoii. nucu Vim can le s.) rcudi.v restored to lieaun you fan be readi.y restored to licm.. Uiseasi-s of a peculiar th ir;; t. r.j.re pnarar.tecd to be removed in a few days, radically, without tdfeusivo r leleierious medicines. Pr, V. living oiuiuer.tiv succes - fa! in Ulis branch of rctue. Pat-eids would saemuih tin and money, to say nothing .I tiiiiety of uiii.d by tili and money, to say nothing .I tiiixiety of uiii.d by .Mi l 'n.. .... ....11 11.. . . . . ..11. ....... 1 ... 1. y ... aevera and Moiig ataudinjf it may huc bcei.,atho ou-U . 111 nitii aiiciiin 1.U1. la-naiiai.riMttiiiKiiiiiiikCiiii'n 1 füre or ii jwy. i i i'ls f ou r t Hi tf ii. to re I is t apply t.ir. v. at once bo has tho proper medicines tom-t vco Wgs leave to say funhcr that he ha. witii inns reiiMdies prepared n: a s icul.Le and sxilliul in which hisatt 'idion has been long witii fulldirettion iiaiinr iin-icr u; o n i- cu eacu im au useases

he , nw to u3 i:i:Mi!;t!ierelore liiValuls inun any section 01 j the coun'.ry . l.y addreviii ; a letter, po-it Kiid, to the doc- ; tor. titat i g , inft tins Vc, vnd cncloäii.g a fee, can have

IK V ! lllvUHIIV O. IU lliVIM. JCT'OftSve hours from u to 13 oVloc. A : M. and from 2 toll I, M. jrTr'l'ho doctor may be found st the Pavilion Hotel, on Vrof.l street, on and niter t!n date. Ho w ill remain aome eihl or ten days. 1ATKS . pacta NT SAFETY Fl'SK I casks bet qiiüldy in l'vkaECI HI JWt iAI iiru l'Lir.ni', pji Pile 0 - iuil ici' rn w lv octiD K. ( ILIIhKT 6l CO hcvamo.re near Wuter. FALL AND 7ir.TER GOODS. tlie F 1'ry iml L 'I I'.lacfc and Colored French and American Cloths, i IM....b .... . I 1. ..., l,.Nt 1, j -....I l'i..i...i.rf Ul ick nnd h.niiy N;dtn:elU uil Iv-cols, Whiter Vtfstiujrs, K. JeauwanU f;(iv"a l'hd g, Erowu and lileiclii'd Hiectiass an 1 Hiiriin?, do do Di'iIIm - :.i 1 l'sniiliiirli, lied, Wlit. If reon and Yellow Fimmel, Hain und Fluid Lime; s and W"d l'l':ikinr, Mud Hlmikets, Green "llr.ize, and Siddlo ISlankct?, Fiiili Allen, h'jirajrue, CnMt-o, mid .M. Miii-k l'rints, Kol d and Fum y Oil Calicoc?, and Furniture 1'rinU ana fhecks, SolH mid Fany M. IVLainef mid Casliiiiers, FnirlisJi and Frenvli Moriii'K- Ll:u k und Kau y Aljiaccas Flain and Farcy Fojilin, LI; k and t'ol'd Slik Fain y Giüjil'uni, Brown and Blue f'.tnton Flaimclj, Bed i'Ukiiiir, Hiekory Slri P, and jirn t'lietk'a, Kay Mate Miav. ls VJ ri 1 1 1 iiu V, h-4 rlaid l, Ja"onet Cainl ric, ami Bar MusViiii, 1 ri-!i l.ii.in, Tuido C'lolln, t'overu, I ainl i'tii, l.f.t.-stl;l FlifK1?. A No a full ?trk )f Kill.ni. Ijii-es, Fdiar.s Worstel SleeveM ard Collars. Kid hlu! C::clilliiT! Gloves, Ilosiery. Black uinl Fancy Silk likf. Tri:niiinp :.i-t Xotions, Car-it-t Bajr.s and ."idt h'd-. All if t! almvtt trli les and every t!i'n. in our hue, wu will soli for cusli wrcoulitrv I'roduttt. ö.es SHANK LIS ifc KIELLY. TUST KKClil VKD 2'. K v Cli-esc: 1'OGrosa Ma ih ) es: t;u do CloUis Fh.s; ".i XcsU 1 uns, l.y J.&W. KILLY. PCHRUPIT rpiiK IIoiiso occupied at presei t lv Mr. Fitts, f. a I L bor.ln . hous.- o Waior rtftH-i next ..oor to tue lle?ri:j;h Oiüce, will be va.:.t. d tlie I t of Xov.-..d.er ! and oüVrod torrent, i r .-rt.urj.ai It- oUra , c i'iiseror j l" I . G. O . li.r. I . LSATHEn. "TTrKliav Just ree'd from Xew Yrk tlie finest L t of Lea'.ieT, ever sol.l in tl.M place, coiisisTinc cl ine llow jt ?, to which a invito t!io attention uf lae iablic geuerally. 12 I. z-n l'liil. New Yrk no eclfskns; H : assorted tolcrod Iii. Miß; 1 !. bii.l'iCj: Benides ii !are l'.t i.f homo niaimf.ii lured lathers. CKt'Ij Timuscopy FlUTOX BKOTHEKS. EATLROAD VOUCH. K FTKIJ the 1st or Xov. next, tlie car v ill loave 1 2. aiiHville a f i o'clock A. M. u: arrivo at Coluinl.la at inj A. Al. Leave Columbia i.t ii o'clock!'. M. and arrive U Ev. usvillo at-ii F. M. PA.M'L HALL, Prcs't, Oi t. 2Giii, 12. -t-- -'w DRAFTS y he undersigned wilt collect Irnfls on f.njtland. F 'jce and German v.t'iroiijth tlicirfriends ,Xewrk. WOKGAX Ubr.X0iFKL.VIO2 SIIAXKL1X& KKlLi.Y, are no'.tiinr out of the Hardv aro trade, and wi.-li to eil oil their Mock f Hardware at cost. Carpenteis and other wri;tin Hardware will pleuso call and ctaiiiine our stock as they w ill Und it to their interest to do to, before purchasing elsewl ere. ocf. ÜIIAXKLIX V KEILLY. C OlTiJX YA KN AND KAT1IXG Just Received a lra lot of ö, C, and 700 Cotton Yarn and Balling, lor sale low ut Wholesale or Ketail bv ,Ktcy I1AXKL1X St BEI LLY. Door and snoii KANUPAcroiiy. SEC OND ST. PETICKKS HUÜ AND l.Oi I ST. .fj 1 would inform the puldic In cener.il Ihat I have j 1 on hand imasv.rtmeiil of fall and w inter Boots 4 v 011,1 r n rt. a,'' l'1-'1 1 111 JtcI1 "em U'. s che:n and as irood as c-:i bo sold in this i :t . OltJi JOHXilASCII. DISSOLUTIOIT. T IIF.Copiirtncrsliij heretofore existir e under the stylo . f Jumes LOW V CO., 's Ihi day dissolved by unit ;il : onseni Kither part is initlio ized to use the namo in tlu firm in liquidation. '1 !ie books of tho concern wfll rejiain iu the house iu whit ii t'acy havj ween doii: busiiK'ii. JAMES LOW. Jw.shV:; T. TOMFKIXf . Louiiville. Ky.. Oct 1?, Icö2. oeW'J 3w C--FATITNEIISI.IIP. T!!K tnidiTMIi' od liavir-.' J.ur Lased Imm Joseph T. l ompkiiis,' is ii,t -rest in tho stock of ."o.ii belongi clothe tlroi f James Low Sc CO., will continue tlie iiolvjcile Bry Goods busii.esi. ut the sa'uo tlaua and under the sun:e la'i e. JA. MKS LOW; JHN TOMFKIXS, ( HAHLEN EATOX. I-otMsvillc, Ky., Oct. TP, Uj2. oct-9 3r O -1 Xl'LF.S fKA il.lS BAGS: J. I usion hand and for sale l y JA?. LOW & CO. ...vjy 417 M in st. Louisville, Ky. SUr4VnOR'3 NOIICE. VI L irsons owning projierty adjoiidng tlie following d.. ri'.'d tract of laud will take iiotico that on the J.-tn l;y of ivovciub-r next, tlie coun'y Survey or of Vnn-derb-irgh com ty, ill jiuu'eed to run tin line and ChUibIu!i tlie corners of t!iu F.jt Laif of S. W. piarter together w th tho Wel half r S. t. quarter of Section mirty four in Township Xo. 4 South of Bailee Xo. 11 Vut, n the Yiaeeliucs Lulid L'i.-t.'kU iikxi:y maka, oct27-3w BAKX11ABT ELPES, 1HTE LEA1,VC. lot) kegs Conk'.iii?, W--od Si Co.'s pure Lead; 2 bids Putty, ia Bladders; & do Linseed Oil; for inle bv Je Iß FÖNTE US & EKOWX. S. TL GIL.BERT & CO., Aircnt lor Cyprenü l'uctory, H AYE now on hand ard are constantly receiving, Cotton Varus, Carpet Chains and Cotton Kattim;, w hich they are Jirepured to sell on as fa.vora.Me terms as Uiey can b j purcluised at iu this or ary other city. We arc sellirg cotton yams at 51, (il end 71 cents for 7t0s, WH'sand 5H)s resjMM lively, Willi U.seouiAoJ' for cash, or on time for approved paper. o 25 If. IJOCKET A XI) TABLE CUTLEKV- . 4'Xl doz Table Knives and Forks; L'i) doz assorted Pocket Cutlery; ltOdo do Razors; 3m doz Scissors and Shear..; all of our wn lmpof t'On.oITcr.d at lowest Eastern prices. e4 BABCOCK BROTHERS B A2TS X70TICE "VTOTICE is hereby g:ven that the Annual Election for J eisht Directors in the Branch at Evai.sville or the state Bank of Indiana, will be he Id at the Banking House on .Monday the Is dav of Xovember ensuing, bot eeu the hours oHu o'clock A M. 4 oVU.ck P. AI. Ey order Ol' tue Board and 1Ü rectors. sept2S-2w G. W. KATHbOX, Cuihicr LOXS DALE X AXKEEXS. 3 cases for sale ty my HI JAS. LO W cV CO, i 7 Main st., Lou., Ky. ÄCOXTütü !b clear bides in idoro and for sale by uinxi'nV i ! i i'l' 1 1 K I .

j HOTEL FOR SALE. TpiIK undersigned wouM offer for sale Lis old and well -A- known stand, situated on V ii..r t.. hi.. Vi

and Division streets, in the city of Evansvilie, and known s the "Lafayette Hotel," Th location of this house r5K't opposite the Linding of Steamboats, could no; bo more favorable, and HO hotter Otirutrfiinilv Ai.1. 1 r , ' T- I 1 V'lUll . oy anyone filling lo enter Into this kind of business. Aj ldication may te nmde at CEOKGE MESSIXCERS, Ufayctte Hotel. , AI1 those having trunks or other bnpntra at luv llounn i 'Ieae to tall nd likVM ll.i-m r.'lnoi .( J SC-lwdJtw CM. 4 T Es, Detector of Oct. 1852. and the Coin Chart lust, -L reo M Iii oetäß RATH BOXE & WHEELER. rri ALLOW CAXULES 20 boxes for s ale lv S. K. GILBERT & CO. -ycamo ,e near V r. octG SCHOOL NOTICE. üü, ( ,;uinra: Uüoul Uclay or KOliT F. NIGHTINGALEi ait i -- I . . 4 l'istrict Tr uetec. jvsT KIXKIVED: Grliaiu' -Vgine for .NovemJ Lor: ü-jdV Udies Ü4ok do; Glcaions Drawlar'l Uooi-.i fompunlon Xo. 10 nd 17. .. , , hI-''! T COYXfTftV a m -l ! . ..ijuiuj&iu I TAXWOTICTi " ' , A 1 FOII A. 1, 1M52. . rp II E !n x r-ajcrs of Vsnderi.u rgh eou nty are b creb X notiii.-.f that the duplicate lor i.-ö contained a link ITÜ! utlcnd at the place of holding elections, iu Knifhl towu enip, on eiiic;iav, Aov 3d. t cntte lownfiip, i iiursdny, Hay. 4ln. f-'colt towihip Fridav, Nov.Otb. Armtroi.g township a urday, .or. CUu (ierinati t w i sh'.p, Monday, Äov.clh. l'eirv to nsliir. S'ov. 9'h." i nion lownyiiip, eoner-iiay, .ov. nan. And I will it ten lut my o-lice at Kvansvill from tho 10th of November until thethird Monday in March next or the puroe of receiving taxes. . 1 he taxes for the jenr lr.i are as follows: . For State purposes, 0 cents on each on hundred dol--lars valuation of JTopcrty, and on each oll M cents, forj ii . i- , i - i . ... . '-unn l'UMPV5V.,iJ WCft UUU VU ViliU PUU ' 1 51. For tlii fupnort of Common Fcho'ls: 10 cents on car) one hundred dollars viduttlion of '.1 irojerty, and oa ol-Ii jkH cents. For U.e pur(ooof payinffllie interest n Bonds issued for M h W bulistrile.l in U.e E rillo ond Illinois Kailroal Coiiiiiany, 12 cents on cack m,a h"""'' d.dlars valt'i of all iroierty returned It ! U'o central list for taxation: , ALSO, tliree dollars on eaih nnd every one liun'dreA dollars of remiu tns on ln.nrnnee Uikeu by Agent ol Companies not chartered In this Fiat. 1 tOiall proceed to collect the above taxes in the niaxfiior irscnled by law. It. W. DUX U AR, Treasure. Evanvilio, Oct. 11, MAXILLA AXH 1XTE HOPE: 20 coil . of assorted siz-js. Just ree'd from Cos'otl und for sale rciuarubly cheap, octlö FKESTOX BF.OTHFTKS; GUX Mountings, Bifli tmrrel.s, Ixn-ks, Publo Trljrjer Butts and Guar.!, l.'i'.s, 'l ail Fins, Patent BriU.hu rod Heads, Main iM'riiijjs, Cocks tkc, tor sal lr ocllS 4". Al. GRlFFitll. A. KUNYAN. IUci chant Tai lor. 110 3IÄ STREET, orPOSlTK THC JOVZ.XX.L CTTICZ, LO'CUVII.I.K KT. , IS reccivhijj a taryo nnd verj superior rtfk of Clf(i; Cansimere and yrrtingt in jrreat Variety of -rlorf. "I'I'e Finest and most Kasliioiinldo goods tliMtcoCt'l bo elected fron Ilm larjrcit iiupoitiu? house in Xcw York. Overcoatinjiiif hew deiiiand of ioijerior unllt nd In larpo i laut it os. S'.j les, veiy ric h, triiuiiiiii?3 to suit. A lariro st.kvk of faiicy Ca.i:iior-.s very iKtautil'nl and ia Cood fciate. A'l kl'ids or V'eslinsrs, V lvcs Hushes, Valincies, Möriini Mik3 ainl r;.tin. Heaii;i'iil whiU tnl rui.lcd at:ns and figured K'.lksibr oldings and parien. A larö jt.i k of (fentlemen's Furnihlnir roods in tho 1 i LeM o.ulity and IhMci. Gcnlleinen can ndy nion pel J'.- . . ar-i'll. ...... f. j ,lir u. ,K!t ,, ...t FaMiloiiaMe pols at tins Mab ,.,,,, x The Mvl of ml pirn.eats will xs in arror. j ,tacc. wUh the Ut ir tho -tj,toiuer and tho prsrain? f.i.Mfni. Genllcn en visitinpr I ouia ille can Ixj sniUil l t!i ;ir nrtion bv ealliiiz upon A. O. 1'., 44'J Mali: strent. w hu w ill be pleased to idiowr his iroods mid to suit iiii patrons in a etile that w iil be a C-rd to his bouse. Orders solicited aud promptly attended to. oct'J 3m A. O. KUXYAXNEW O'JODS. CASES AX1 IIA LES OF DRY GOODS Just roc'J I ier steamers I . in City, Envoy, Golden Hal-, A.c. direct frotu Uio luaiiufjclones. Comprising In part; tJwiu Klcach-d Muslins ast'd; Alouslin DeLains do Gitghaiu da Jacoiift. di CiiniUrirs do Cross b;ire? 'lupins dl Swiss and Mull do Bobincts. Irish Liners do Ijieei, Efjringanl Inserliofts; Silk, Cotton and Linen 11 Us; Suspenders ass'd Combs, Fine, Redding and Tuck; Single and Double Bloomer Tuck Combs'; Xolions of every description; JIL80, Over Conting, every kind, Cloths, blue, Bhuk and Fancy ; Cassimers, Black and Fancy l)osk in; do do c'd Plain; Satinetts, largo assortment; Ijirge and choico selections of Print ot lb most pprored Brands, of tho latest mmd mt beautiful rtyles; best quality and "fast ftlors," in a word, if Merchants visitine Evansvilie. want the very ri thejt cu aiul rill 1m aecoriniio.lated bv railing at tho store i septl? AlOl.GAX KEEX V PR EST OX. on Main sU ÖOMETHINO NEW! MESSRS. JAMES SCAXTLIX 4 SOX, HAVK Jnst rocelve.1 a lurire lot of KTOVRS from Albany. X. Yoik; Cinriunat!, and Uulsville. The l.trzhst IoL and best assortment of the most approved jaU tern ever bronght 1 lhlCitv. The most leaiitif:il Parlor Stoves of Uio are."' For further particulars, call nnd xainine our assort-' ment at the old stand one door from the Washington' House. sept 1 j If TATKXT .SAFETY FUSE-one Tierce of the best qu alif tv and In i-erfcctorder.forsüle verv low in quantities" to suit purchasers. aug?4 S. E. GILBERT 1 CO. .-- ri posix . AA i bbls Rosin, Just ree'd and for sale ISt oi-tl.5 PKESTOX BROTHER.?. A CASES Black and Whita Prints Franklin. recM an ; for sale by JAS. LOW V CO.scjitiV 417Maiu street Louisville Ky, PER LATE-ARmVALS.Choic7"dned Be7 vv.K. and English i'-uy hwso, fresh Hominy, I bbls choice Potatoes, for mIo low for cash by I HORXBBOOK & WOODARD, 1 p3 Water et., Iet. Main and Sy tain ore. ü "VTOTICG- Tho nnders'gncd having formtd a C XN partnership, will practice law under the Ann A . Law V Johnson. Ourotliceis in the second story of Mr." Amory'f building ou First street, jjKsite Dement Si Viele'. We shall also undertake the piirchaf aul saU f real e.tate, and payment of taxes on the same. Collection of claims, and all business entrusted t (is. will re ceiveour united attention. Tlie office of the Lamaacf agency is in the same place. mux i nv MORRIS F. ioilXSOX Evansvilie, Mar. 25, l?50.-tf COTTOX YARX. ItO bags Just ree'd fcr R. AI. Patto J for sole by S. E. GILBERT & CO., JyI3 Sycamore near Water. EXTRA CORN FED MACKEREL- . 10 bids Xo. 1; 10 hf-bbts Xo. l: 23 iMslarpe X.-?; 10 hf-bbls large Stf. 2; j 30 barrels larjre Xo. 3; . W quarter barrels Xo. 1; Received per steamer SulUna. and for sale by myjj 1 PRE5TOX BK6TiTRS. ' t FX MOUJfTIXGS KJC it XI ttKl KiCe Barrels; j 200 Ids Brass Mooting: ü doi German Silver Mountings; 20 do Percushion lnks; L' , 5 ! Flint do; ( 2 do Double Trierers: I 50 do Hüllet Moulds, Viprs and Ri Together will an asnrtiuent Of patent Breeches. T. . tuns Cocks. Main Springs, Xipplcs, Kod Ilea.s, Shi Brass and German Silver, tc, for sale at the sign of I M1Ü Saw IjylJl U. AI. üKlfrnH, CABINET WARE HOUSE. ItOUBKI FCUGIS. l hate on naii'i a un;e supp.y ot eicrj gy -Tarie'.r of Cabinet Ware, of the bestü workmanship and in.iteri:.1, on Main b K tw een Third and Fourth streets. 'I. Linuhcr Ynrd. f 1 have also on land, a largo sopply of line Luml- ; H'asoned. Also, 7u,00U feet d ro.se d Flooring. Coffins. A I a rye supply of 11 kinds aid sizes on hand. All f above articles 1 will sell on the most rc-sOiiablr term4. Dwelling house next tho chop. (J22Cu