Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 118, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 13 September 1854 — Page 2

DAILY JOURNAL.

A. EL SANDERS, EDITOR. -. . , , TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. . .. . . -. no vany journal, pr t-r, .......................... w - dt me wees, i Trt-.lyJoapery-ar Q4 !2 v K I y journal, i FOR COXGKKSS, SAMUEL HALL, OF GIBSO.N C0U.N1Y. CITY OF E V AN S VI L L E . wnv".qnTv Mrpiilii Vb-i iT WCDNESDA1 MORNING, ::::8EPT. 13. 1 ??S!S! - a, 11. Pr..pec... The prospects for the election of the whole anti-Nebraska ticket in Indian, are not only encouraging, but they render the fact almost certain. The feeling among the people is uch, that all party distinctions are wiped away to make room for this one question.It ia true that those who hold the offices, and those other leaders of the same certain fac - l.nn u!,J,. r, In.omrp tliPSPofßcPi when - Ihey drop from the hands of their present possessors, are using every endeavor to rally ; i i J . 1 . 1 .... w 1 1 ... ... 1 ..... ('. .. the old party which give them the offices but they are fighting against public opinion. The people of Indiana are no longer to be gulled by these office holders and office seekers. They are no longer to have opinions crammed down their throata, without thinking for themselves whether it be proper or not to swallow such s'uff. In other words, the people are wide awake and fully determined to have their own way for once, without dictation from any source. The prospects for the election of the whole ticket opposed to the Michine Democrat ticket, or opposed to the Nebraska Democrat ticket, are flattering indeed. As the Lafayette Courier, an old Democratic paper Bays from present indications every one of the people's candidates will be triumphantly elected, also the People's State ticket, and an overwhelming majority of the People's candidates for the Legislature. There is the best of reason for so thinking. Take the vote for Governor at the last Gubernatorial election, at which Jo. Wright received over 20,000 of a majority, and it only requires a change of seven votes in each township in the State, to secure the election of the People's candidates. !oes anybody euppose there is a township in lhe State that seven Democrats cannot be found who will vote with the people, iu opposition to slavery extension and free whiskey? From every part of the State the cheering news reaches us that hundreds of Democrats are throwing off ibe party yoke, and entering into the contest with a zeal that knows no abatement. Indiana mmt and will be redeemed. The people have determined to send no more doughfaces to represent them in Congress and be bought by Soutliern eluvocrat, or frightened into the support of measures directly the opposite to all their former professions, lest the Union be dissolved. The shame that has crimsoned the cheek of every Indianian, in view of the fact that our State was the most servile of any of the free States, on the vote for the Kansas Nebraska infamy, will be wiped out on the 10th of Octooer. The people have everything to encourage them in this contest. Iowa has led off and set a glorious example. Every Northern free State will follow suite, and, our word for it, Indiana will not be behind the foremost of '.hem. The party leaders begin to realize the hopelessness of their cause, and have summoned to their aid the slave holding Dougla, anJ other foreign influence. But it is all in vain. The Augean stables muit and will be swept, and nothing short of a miracle can prevent it. The First District of Indiana is regarded by the Nebraskaites as their strongest hope in Indiana. This is the most Southern district, and has fewer abolitionists in it by tenfold, than any other district in the Slate. Abolitionism is not recognized down here as a party, or as being strong enough to warrant the coalition of any other party for success. Knowing how the word abolitionist is detested down here, and calling til tali Nebraska freemen abolitionists, they have felt confident by raising that cry, of securing at least the First District. But they will be mistaken. The people are not to be frightened by that cry. Tney are determined that the First District of Indiana will not send again to Congress the man who has once shown himself a traitor to the opinionsand interests of his constituents, and a man who j 1 l: ir : 1. 1 r has proven himself incapable of properly representing his constituency. They are determined to supercede him by a n an who is able and faithful, and who under no cir-1 cumstances can be manufactured into a doughface. fCLr" The Sheriffality is one of the exci ting questions at this time. It has assumed a form, phase or shape, which throws it out of politics altogether. The two candidates are not running as party men at all. The Journal has nothing to do with their race. It stands entirely neutral, as it has done 011 the SherifTality question the last two elections. We will freely publish anvthinir coming from either Mr. Gavitt or Mr. Terry at their personal request, and not unless Ihey do personally request the favor. fTDrs. G. B. Walker, VVm. M. Elliott . n and O. E. Walker, have associated themselves in the practice of Medicine and Surgery in their various branches. These gen tleraen are well known to our citizens, and

require no recommendation. Their office is, JC? Hon. Sam'l S. JVIarshall has been oa Third street, nearly opposite !he Court nominated for Congress iq bc 'Jth congresJJouse. See card. aional district of Illinois,

A Home Diritlt-d, Ar. The Enquirer was yesterday very streru-

in demolishing itself-that is the "acting editor, ' on his return home, found ld, f himself completely annihilated in some . . . , , , , , . mo auouiu yuomous, oy me euuor ne ien charge, and yesterdav enraed himself zeal- - . o i l .1 ousiy 111 uiucing lainss where itiey were a aweekortwo before! We wish him a happytimeof it. How consistent these loving -old liners" are. If one leaves the tripod lor a tew daysand places another in his seat, comes back lotind positions knock- ..... r vu ... it ..au u hhbu 1 1 on i u i) 2 a ay o wie n ,n 1 ri o tiii'itt i ii n -!. . j 1 1 a ....iL. fooo of politics without anchor, rudder or l8aiU. He is having a good time of it making repair6! After this is accomplished, we hope our neighbor will pitch into the Know Nothing, again. His sheet has been very :du latey on tbra eubjecU Unle8 he wrile a few more if)flimmatory artices, urging ( Catholics to arm themselves, &c, and telling : of lhe terribe blood-bed and a t!iat lhe8e f l T.-.. .tuiiiiiigs are aooui 10 prouuee in rivan8Vie, he may be di9appointed in seeing the election pass off quietly as usual instead of beiig marked by a few murders. Iioulan Kebuked Agalnt The St. Louis Intelligencer of last S iturday says: "The first defeat of Douglas in Illinois, was inere usaioi wie peopie oi wni-' .I a. , cago to hear him in defence of his conduct at Washington. His second defeat is the refusal of the Democracy of the Eighth Congressional Dis'rict (Col. Bissell's, opposite t-j us,) to nominate a friend of Douglas and the Nebraska Bill, to be the successor of Col. Bissell." It will be recollected that the Intelligen cer is a Southern paper. The Convention it alluded to, after a terrible muss, adjourned without making any nomination. Douglasiie8 had planned it and were determined to nomi iite a Douglas Nebraska man, bu the anti-Nebraska Democrats utterly refused to make such a nomination. The editor of the rfalein Adv ocate, Donglas) who was present and participated in the Convention, says of this "lame anal impotent conc't sion:" We have no time for cunmciit; perhaps it is eApedie.it we lUrtjld ,ay no,Phinjf al present, until we can speak dispassionate ly and without the influence of feelings excited by disorganization and unparalleled conduct Our thunder shall be reserved for a more temperate atmosphere. Good! We hope the Advocate will deal out unparalleled thundtr on the rascally Democrats who refused to endorse Douglas and his swindle. It is evidently determined to tear its political shirt. Curreioiidrnce. Our young friend C. K. D., Jr., reports to us in a letter which we publish to-day, the decision in a cape very important to steamboatmen. We are glad Capt. Montgomery is acquitted, and we thank Cy, for his attention in acquainting us with the fact. A letter will also be found in today's paper from an 1 ndianapolis correspondent. We shall be glad to hear from him agai.i. Indianapolis is the centre of the Indiiana world, and it becomes us to have a good cor respondent there. We have published a good many letters litely, and hope our friends will continue their favors. Correspondents have merely togive their proper names, and their letters will be published, provided it be not necessary to re-write them. OCT" An exceedingly flit, insipid and absurd article in the Enquirer yesterday, about Mr. McMasters, and written for that piper by a gentleman who is in the wrong field for his genius when he pretends to write for a newspaper, says Mr. McMasters is not a 1) ocrat. So when Mr. McMasters asserts most solemnly he is a Democrat and always has been one, his word is to pass for nothing but we must take the word of this simple" ton that he is a Whig! We care nothing about Mr. McM 's politics, but think he ouht to be permitted to know his own sentiments. He has had the ple.oüre of demol-1 ishing two Machine Democrats lately.on the Nebraska question, and is therefore all rinl on the hintre Question of the aoDroachincr 0 r r BB I election. We would advise the writer alluded to above, in all his church relat'ons, to stick to Ike flute. He understands. OCT The Knquirer has not vet heard from I(1,va, RfM1,Iv. we ,,, hskve tn pprnirw, mip neighbor that as publisher of a ncir. paper he 1 rr should atea all the news to his readers, without picking out from telegrams such as please himself. Is he aware yet, that Democratic Iowa has elected anti-Nebraska meiJ to every prominent effice that they have elected the Governor, one of the Congressmen, and probably both, and obtained a majority in the Legislature, which will sen 1 to Congress an anti-Nebraska Senator in place of Augustus Ca?sar Dodge! And is he aware that in Vermont, the Nebraska Governor, John L. Robinson, has been turned out to make room for an anti-Nebraska man, and a Whig at that? Really, we fear our neighbor is getting behind the age. He can't certainly call that thing he edits, or which he gets young men of opposite opinions on the Nebraska question to edit for him, a newspaper, when he don't pretend to give news no more than he pretends to write his own editorials, CO" The Court of Common Pleas is still In session. The cases before it this term are n0t f VCfjr greal Public imPort,ince-

xiie flail of Senator Dougla. to Indianapolis.

UEAB ÖA Ibdiasapolis, Sept. 8th, 1854. s i- . llf n m m . .f f ; -rtrtf .nuts.Cu..u-j,u. ....... ea was a great day here wi'h our friends, the 'Old Liners." It had been heralded abroad the world through the columns of the 4 o 1 0 oiaie öeniine . f ' 1 and other lourna la o trial . . - - nPe. 1 me imtnorlil iJouglas would De ,n very b.dily presence on that day , and ( hclP ndry lesser lum.nar.es, as " '""'g. "s ,jru WWUiU "eu noous 01 i.gni on me , d hpni - rhta,! .. rn ivi... p.. I . . I -. ll ( I I t A t . f l' L a a I in - iiilu u uurM t Ml Ü I ,"-. I 11 - - - '

S10n'8;8 and os.eri generally. It tdded ; pf08CC(tor appearil for the yernmeot."ot a little to the spirits of the faithful, that j,r jjarjanj ki,own a over Kentucky as one n f" afternoon a genial shower of ..g abe8t t made ,1 had ,a,d lhe and all reasonable ther- and C0Iviucillg 8peecri in defenc. of Capt. momis had let down several degrees. TheM A,j lhe c.pt.ina of the New Orleans 'great day itself dawned amid the roaring of and Louisville Packets were on hand jnter. cannon-lhe Urning of drums, and "the vile j ested n resu,t Thev probab, 'Wshe( faking of the wry-necked fife." (Fifes k(jQw whelher lho Captain of a steammust have been of different pattern from the I br.t aft havinfT an en(Tineer ,icensed b h Present in ShakeBOParp's tiinPl Thp fnrP. L. f.. 7 i

' , noon was occupied chiefly by Bright and . Lane who8e Jt, of course was, merely to - - a - i . i . i . I entertain the assemblage until the trains that are due sbout noon should arrive Dou2l as having been announced for 2 P.M. At that hour he took the stand, an PTlPl .' ,("..,.. I..,!... 1 I ..mnl hi.. l..-lr , .... u aiamre. His speech occupied about two hours, and was, of course, devoted to a defence of the late action of Congress, and by inference, of his own course in that body. You would not thank me for an outline of it, even if I felt prepared to give it. Not an idea or argument in it struck any one as original or new. Much strength was spent to justify his own course, and the gist of most of his speech was, the Whigs, in the palmy j days of their m-ij jrity in Congrets, had done as oau as me present generaiiou or legislators, and would do so again it they should have a chance! One object of the speaker evidently was to strengthen the wavering in thtir party attachments, and to furnish plain people, who talk much and read little, with a supply of arguments easy to be understood, if not vary conclusive, in support of the present Darfv measures. In this he mav have I.. - . i A u a at -j rL- i needed, but the idea of Ins havmg changed j the view8 of any intelligent opposer of the Nebraska Bill, would be mere fudge. His late experience at Chi 'ago had perhaps taught him not to insult the good sense of his hearers by asserting that not one in a thousand of them understood the Nebraska Bill, or had read it. At any rate he was listened to here patiently and respectfully, the public sentiment, ever among the strongest political opponents, being wholly averse lo any infraction of the freedom ofspeech. But although the gathering was larger by several hundred than any former pulitirah meeting of the season at this place, enthmintm was decidedly at a discount, and no I a r as relates lo mere oratory, I am safe in 6at- j ing that all who never heard Senator Douglas before, Whigs and Democrats, were disappointed in him. Pettit, (when he forgets himself, and drops his vulgarity) is immeas urable his superior. Douglas was succeeded on the stand by Lt. Gov. Wlllard, (our Governor is absent 0.i a honey-moon tour) about whose speech 1 have no particular note to make. Breckinridge failed to arrive, and so the chivalry had to go unrepresented. The performances were closed by Senator Pugh of Ohio, in a speech that had at any rate the merit of brevity. The young Senator's aim was lo show why the Whigs should co-operate with the Old Lines, rather than with the Fusionists. Mr. Pugh evidently has that in him that will make him a man of mark in the Senate. He is an easy and highly pleasing speaker, nnd condl,cl?d argument on this occasion j with much P""""bi lityr. But before he hid j ful,y co'nP,eted il es gave sign that a j Prand tinale' in the 6h,P" ofa storm, was PrParin?- This caused a rath ?r abrupt disPersion of the crowd' though all had time to find sheller before tne rain fe,!- TheSe"' l'nel e9timatC8 the number on lhe Sr"d j ,j00. ad the Journal at 3000. This is uite 88 near " U,09e Pri,,ls generally agree, but my own opinion was that 5000 woulj be about the count. Yours, A. B. C. tXT The navigation in the Ohio is probably worse now than ever before known. The 'iU,e 8prinklin? of waler that continues -a - - - - - . . t0 moi-ten the hed of the river is every day recedin?' Twenty inches of water on the Prmc,P' bars ,he low" Ohio is unprece dented in the history of this noble tributary of tha '-fathpr nf riinr V,..a f.m ü;i.. OI tne latneroi rivers. INews trom IMtShurtrh 'ViVtvn inrAa-e in iKo Aini.nl r 11 uurg.i eleven incnCS in me Channel and fillmi ti , , , 1 I'll I'OaiS reDOrteU aground at eVPrv liar . alee.,. ..f.-l-....m, .,, ,, . i CtT In noticing the Commercial Ilote' yesterday, we said Mr. H. Nelson was the proprietor. U e bhould have said Mr. Nelson j Vnriim It. .11 .Wo, . .l a . .w.... ... ui. uit oaU,r , Uie inoyrr . . M excepting mat 31r. Hiram Nelson thought we were insinuating he had left the auction business. OCT O ir associate is reveling on the bars of the Ohio. We have at present the du- ; Ues of ed'tor, foreman, book-keeper, colleci lor. mal by, tc, combined, but an eany atari nn.l la... . it al " '"vc my every oay, ana nam wor oetween, will doubtles carry us through. ttj" Our young friend Sorenson.son 0f Mr. Soren Sorenson, started for California list week, in company with Miss P., who is tToinp to make that distant Stau kr hon, B e -. ,iwi uvuiv.

We wish them a delightful trip.

Frankfort, Ky., Sept. 8, 1854. Editor of the Journal,

Dear Sir: The trial of Cjpt. Montgomery Tor manslaughter closed this day. He was . , , acquitted with honor, the attorney for the United Stales having entirely failed to prove . - . ' J 0 i.ooaaaj Uaw.. r r- , . Mm. m, Uver fiftv witnesses were exam-

ined, 0 of whom testified as to Capt. MV mUfJltV g(Jmerery,a qua!ificaljona , giyel fm v .b J-JcTAi

management ofa steamboat, he was unequal Ma. eSSTS. llarlan MnrpLnil nnn KlirnR I . . . a- . a t a- " . . w.-e lor me aetense. Mr. Uo-rers the L. S. U. S. Uovemment, could be imprisoned for ,oM q( ljfe occasioned by lhe crimilia, n j(Tcn(.e of - t,nirineeror in other o rr words, whether it was the duty of a Capt., to be on deck when a boat left port, or below, testing the water in the boilers and looking after the slate of the fires. Nothing is talked of here bu the crops. If . n H In. r i . . ' r i i 1. ..utr'.in aAMAla !.... ' . ' . I .n ally ia...j so in a I uiindii toumj nj'. idiiru til raise tWO Malta la nt rnrn fi ihn ro nn,l horrs fnn h o n f n i n a hu InL'Inrr I ha r ....!. I .,. f ""c" "J a-aaa-aj " driving them home. I heard of one case o v where a tanner took all his hogs and marked them exact y as his neighbor's nogs wore e O marked. He then sent word to the farmers to come and take their hogs hom" as he had no corn for them! The K. M. Institute opens Monday with a full school. Some change will probably be made in the inaiiaueniiMit of the Institute Col. Morgan is! a talked of as the new Superintendent. More "after a while." Respectfully, C.K. D. Jr. OrWe have received a couple more letters relative to Mr. Bethel, of Newburgh, being injured in some mysterious m inner, while as his enemies say, he was looking for ih ? Know-Nothings. We encouraged this matter probably in the first place, as a jest, but think it now time the affair should be closed. Mr. Bethel is said to be a good citizen and a clever man, and we have not had nor have we now any disposition to injure him. There have been conflicting stories as to the man. ner in which he received his injury, and we have published them as they came. Mr. Bethel says he was assasinated. Let the subject rest with his own statement. GO It appears lo us that the editor of the Warsaw Republican is insinuating iu the following extract, that Ii s neighbor of the Warsaw Democrat, received a very severe kicking The motive poM er was certainly very extraordinary i This lact deserves the cttention of the scientific world, as developing a new motive power which may supersede the use of steam. It three our.ces of sheep r-kin, may be made to overcome the inertia of an hundred pounds of udamnntine democracy, and propel it seven times round a sign post, and then horizont'illy twenty-five feet into the bar ro aa in h ss than no time, it must be seen th at there is a motive power in it which has been unknown to the world. Babt Show. An association has been formed and funds raised nt SpringfiVld, Ohio, (or the purpose of offering premiums on the best babies in the United States. The exhibition is to commence the 31 of next month. The firtt premium is to be a sweepstake of $100 in plate for the best two year old or under. A dispatch from Washington, dated on Saturday, the 2J inst.,says: 'The Secretary of the Interior is about to restore to the market all the land withheld from sale on account of the contemplated rail rond running through or near them, except in cases where Congress has actually made the grants for rail road purposes." fr-vTiio n,iB T;moJ nnhiiaha iu fi. T i a itv. v.y i a i v a i tat , j on oiioutc ilib l VI , ..." lOWIIlg aaverilSPinent: dy rain ard a . 3 ( , . . . i of the v' eathWantco. Ten hurs nten north-wed breeze. The Clerk er 'vill please notice. A market for that article could be found here. "A 6pell of weather'' would be appreciated . - rr. i i i r I lhe Irish Am rican of laft week . , . i gives It! COlinlry nidi gOOd aCVICe as follows: "1. To vote as American purely, and not j ... aa om I as Irishn.en. 2. lobe circumspect and in-1 1 a- .u it u l a , offensive al the polls, browbeating Or OthtT- . vse giving JUSt CaUS 1 Of effense tO none. 3. I - Tu nl.st.lll fri.m a I liltnvii':.t;lirr Rpfpriinrpa 1 at- 3 .. on tue a iy oi election. We thank our old friend, Mr. Corbett, for a package of late aSt. Louis papers left us Monday evening. Glad to see him back . i L. i . . . ..... . aain, HU Hope ne V 1 1 1 Slav a little longer o - - ' this time. ff3 The old Evans'ille built hnnt K'pn. : 'urky No. 2, is now lying on the bar, high and dry, opposite St. Louis She is offered ! Lr a'e j (yy The New York Tribune ir IS anXIOUS tha, xxe people of the upper peninsula of Michigan should declnre themselves "free and independent," and erect themsajves into a separate State. ' 83 Weather has got hot again. Yesler day was another blisterer. i rrv Thu .tP.in.ra i,.c:.k I .,..,.... , nj vaiiaii li'inicill. Atlantic are advertised fur sale at St. Louis.

OCTOBER ELECTION. A. 'I. S ivptM. Ei SIR: The an.terned desire, to n'n nee himc Kw a candidate at the en-uing October eleotiun.

tor lieprc.'ntativa ol aml.r urjli eo;i,t,- ia the Indiana -"';l a,,., p Kwptttiullv. G. W. HARDIN. Wr S vpr.K:-Pli:. annouiic; try name a a can'ii a . i ai ' i .. i - , ' w . g$lffi?,(.'f.;steria "r Vaaaartui-ii County at th. eu,..g - "" ,o.ix s. terrv. ! .Mi. w i. o . w 11 nn ,,me,. mv m .. . 1 can iiJat f.r r-.i-i :,i "r a "L-' -Pi 11. a II a. ii. u.i.vr.n3 Sl: You will i.lcc annoiinre mv name a. an In lef.endi.nt m .1 I... x . . . I r "r ' lu 1 ri? 111 1 Mvj t ami. r urcli iu ttie u.-xt L- lat .r... i u n.,t a K....-Nthin . u-.-iur j ., i e. u' r S' JM' " Xw&& riX?& a, aua-w ...... ZXt.Z U" GAV,TT - täL?Zä 1 ' nV' .-tn,n..a to ...c ihan a, .ca.1 nd-rUrgh and V .mtk. at uauing OcvoU-r l.Uoa. eyr. SPECIAL NOTICES. IQ3 rtbnk Ik't! U. ol tli- MMt appiovcd form ai.l .n Brie p .er BUiii Note:, Bills Lading, die, Ac, lor aaaa at tlii a uiHce. Mr SaSMKhS: I ea-e auuounce t'i name of JA.MKS SCAN TLI S. Jr.. aa a cau li'late lor Couucilman in the 2nd Ward ; -in . i.. in. u to nil the faaaatj Occaatuneu Ii vt.e f.Mr Fraocu A. Luck. ataS-ai (il.OKIOt N -I VI Ml Ii i WlTtl the l bot. .ultry atmo.rhere ol n id -.ummer. thr rank Ol the lo lamia ami lhe maral.e. ... th, de,,, valley. "r-Utiou ul the lo lamls ami ih nial.e in tlu- dei-p vall-y ! : . r- j r.x . r ,t th- et au 1 laalLllthirtaddb. The luruii. ua druk. up th- rt-ra. and tl.e uecnyiuz I'laut. giee ailnoaiou. ,ra. ind p iaom.ua eapora. that, if lul al-d. '' IiniaiaiiBH af Ü Sum, mmi I üb el-. Uurrliet ..r dijeatcrv. At i and Kerer. Hilliou. aaa. SftaJ. I n icr thee ci r.uaiiUDcii and ium.rnand uU make fre u I Ok. Bucks NIMA VniKf'llK ,'" " '" 1 l "'lT u l'Ui' ,0-u I blood, and rcature health. See Amtr l.ciueni iu purily the i eol B8 Ul"u"u"i pNEW ADVKUTlSEME.NTS . nor roil gf 1 l WAl.KKR. WM. M. Kl.l.lnTT an I O. K. vr.ii.KV k tK t.aie sociatej tiietutelres toc-tlier ia the 1 ratline 01 i- uitii ai.u a ir.irv in tu r Various brauct.ei, Tl,elt uniQ" " uu iui.i'.n:ctai.u.e mam. utarh- opi..t the olJ Cour-. lK use. They are pr -pared to atteud prompjr to profeaaional calla ia Ity ana eoo nry. tepM- IB. C'OBV X bag ia Warch .uaa for -ale ly UKO. ! iS TER A CO. i,ll Corner Locust tad Lkmahaai -t. OVIS Iii LagaeUaa aud heavy foraal.- by Olio. ftMTBI 4 CO. aft B.VCO.V 1UO Iba clean aiaea for eale I v Ijcu. EOS r ER CO. aeplj ' l-.U UOOaa aat r e d by Adaaaa A Cc . baprtaa. oaly 11 ku ii.x ttua Ncv l.rku a c. PCIHCS'I. JaWaafl MJCStl K Ol TTO.Xs. Ctaaaaaa. Bead.. bBaav A iicj Coutba aud bruaheaju.l tvm'4 -t f?fi A. 0. Pl'SUÜE'8. j I -It UO-VlvS. AvcorJauaa aud French aaso)jaM ree'd jaffU A. C PLSIIELM. nit. j. c. mat n,i).:.Tirtx. Having .tcvo . i tin- UM aaa ear. ol Ms life BO tho Mi U auv practi.-e ol bit i rolei-alou. ao.tld rOit tfultv r4uc.t thor a bo ar in dell tu him lor at ifaaaloaal aai . loa, ao Cou e lurn'ard and ae't'e without delay . It ia uouaaal . a th p in ol BBbBBBObb of MM prole-. on to r Iii. h he le ooga to give tre.iu. auu he e.rn re UfU that no On will call oa lilt lu tutu re for irofe-l oual errnt. a l.o are 01 i rpared and williugto pay bwM 'i.r ta.Utial uaed aad UM afcUT ucvniv : r aa mtlaai ul il. kind, ataHJ t. Pjoiiv k. iMati aa dw o. RoPKII-. I i KS of the la.g I.uii. Irt Var.l. comer of MalB and 7th mtwMI Evansl lie Ind. w..n d reSVoSt ull, iuirm M.il irr ai d ..ihrr wnntiug loui -er, that thur tjck ia bow COBi;lete (baaiat.agaf I'.ao I.e. vi oi overv grade and thickaiis, A-h and Pine fiooring. l'lDra nl Paaiat aeathcrloarding. llrea-f 1 line ce.iiag. IK-o.1.. kJu kUiU'i - a- i: n. 1 rJaavaS rat M.inglca, vaud no niitat.) do Jaavd do do. f .1 I' It do do tc, A e iTlera Hum thu Conutry will reeive prompt at'ention Ituiidar Ii hear a aiiud tiikt lite loarda aru uinoia.lr CUt I.' all . t t I. in. Tcruu Cab, uuleaa otherwise cjutracutd lor at the time of puretiaae . aoptll- I 4Aw. i. i. i:;i;i.-t CO. faatOPRIBTufcj ol tlic Crr-e-ui Cliy I oum'fv in ITTBgoj ilie. i. lid all kiudaot Machiaer., in M le. .juali'V and JTice, c umI Ut xuy mad id any city of the W -t. Vt k make Eire and Swam Kugia.e all So and Oriet Mill Irnaa. C.rt Ir .n Water V heela, Car Wluvli.. Ca.-t I r. . t. H.nne Er-.D i Im Railing of v ir ou patt- rn. Ilraaa Wuik of all kludj. r.i ifhl and lion llri.'.je Work mde d . v. r - thing in our tlue ol busiueaa. Pr iuj-i a-teut ou g'ter to rtp.lre. w P7 a hlgheat 1 rice for Scrip Iron. Braoe and Copper, ra iudr oa tlin Canal corner of Canal aud lug! BtreaM ep-ti PKIV TK U 'Alt IM. M;. jaaRS. Dd. Nb .l.tvY. h.viug tak'-u a Louie on Chriant 111 itroi t. o i it-- th. I. . - l.'i. .r "i. la inured t aeiNiu.ii.o lai-i IIa, lir. r-. a.. .m- vr to la .uli.-. H. G. PAKKI.I.I.' CBLEB lATiUD Act ABi AN LINIMENT. WE DAILY 11 K A It of alt t.'t aMMaMdSa eure I.eiB'f e lecle I by that art at and p-p ilar med cine, the geauiueil.;. K.l KIlKL S ARABIAN I.IMMKNT. and e can trnl a. . In. oi o ir own kaowledge. that no luedic.oe ever dicoverd h. perioral, d the same wornl .riol oaraa, kad it haa. both iu 1 1 .u an I buat. aod it i- e U.l!y g....d lor both, ahuh make it. o truly valuable. It to Metal r b.iUd by the audermg aa t M greaieat bleMmg of the g . and a j one aoulu ever allow b UM .-II M ha kih 'Ut thu sor..-r.-lgn aim who had once a :tii----t- i iu marfic po wer over diKe.-t-. und ua oniilrrI il i ... t in .. ii, r-1 ermi paiu. h wi-ve vr-. in a lew mmuiea' time. We earocatly deal re yoa to call upon the ag' nt, who will f'irniih you, Irec ot charge, a tn dl I k eonta i.ing. l-en Je "ttr ralaaMe ia.orm.t.ou. a Ui l't of crrtiSeatea frooa aaany ol the wort ro-pecia' I- per. .-at. of eure effect, d by thia ci-lf rat . BMSMias, hi Ii nrcU ar- enough to e-ariiice taa Buatai'cpiieal ot I ? irau-c ml. ut lirt.K-a. V e notlc-j ae- , eral cerubcauit ol rhumatiaot e-.rrd Her the .-ali.-ot had AIQ WO.IU I. ! H "H'Tl !!ZiLl -1-11-1- "7 w , mh acta ai.n u'n'ni'irii jut, n.' a aeiri ji K a lniem. al barm and cttle. a -ch a. .weeny, farcy. .praia.. r..; ..uda. .t.n neck J"1', J'"aw.ll nga. gil or dia t aore eie. par: ai i iin.ii.e.ij cic l' caTo S. Hrlalag . .ll . v,l. ri.one and ipaiu. it a .11 nv n ,M tV ,r f , ira at ibTmT Every f.'m11, .a -id k., u... lEZ . mawm L h.ud. 5i I 111. I '''111 . c u. fluency LOOK OI'T FOR eoPNTERFLMTS! The pntlic art cautioned agaia t auotl-r counterfeit, which ha. lat ly ade it. appearance, rall-d W . 1; l.rr.ll'i Aril.ua I l.'niin-nt. the lao.t danger lew ol all tU- e.nint. rfeit. lecan. hi. having th- name ol 1 arfwtl, many will buy it in g .od laith. without 'he knoarUdge that a -jouutrfeit eai'.t. and th-y wili Bwrawcwo.) dii -it ihe r error when the tpurluua niiatura na. w r .u.iii. .1 tu necia. T'egenniae article ia mann'actnr d nnlv Lv II. O. Farrell. -ole inv-ator aa i proprietor, and whuleaale dn..-i:.-i. No. 17 M.ln Teer; Peoria. Illi.aU. t. wt...n all ap,l,, -.tiona for ajp-u. i f m i l. a-ldretai-d . I'-e mrt i..u git-twt'' thai tter ii ;. lor'ot-the "irriWr. ifca- II 0 Fakuki.i.sand hia lignatui : on the wrapper, all other. r. 'uuafr'nu. Sold by a oolsky a ; i.inck. BV L I I - J . . : 1 . . I ... . . ' ..i-..ie and reta-l Agent., bean.v.lte Ind.. and ty Wgaltrly anhornd agenu throughout th. 1 nited State Sfar-Price r. and Wer-nU. and$l pcrlottl.. A i. KN TS W A NTKLi iu nrr; t..wn. village and h unlet ia th- I ai-edSaatae. ia -hieh one iaBotaleoalv eat.hlialird . AMril 11. I,. firiCll M 1-.C ICC ,Blp .BiCd Wlf. f" r - llgwaa. a to chaiacier, re.ponail.li'.;. . o.e. i- 1 " w ItlaPFOnD'? FAMILY I.H04 HIT. TrtK tin ier ig led a oul.l r -apeit'ullv inform the citizen, r f Evaaiville iwd etciaiiv. tbat w.'hav. ..t orenrd a freah tock at Family ro-erita. arid ProvUioa. of every deaerirtiou. o. Second atreet, west door to Jatnc Stael'a Lum' er 1 ard. w a-re tney uopt. by atriet attew'taa. it loMBaam. o. ... reeeiv. aanare or pui in- pa-.r.m e lbeyar-da'1. In Th.v ar . ria.1i- ... ivloa Ir-.-, annl-le if li'f'r t1t.. Egg. Lnr-l and P...;rv rrtM tkt taattry. aad akaB awrf oatly on hand a fall ri-iy nniuui" All Good, rnre ad at thi. .tore will be delivered at the ; r.irifii..a nf . up.h...r, Ir, . of charre bedforda w alk. SAI.K AT V U lRlil " TMEnn'er-igo d offer h- entire t-ck orGoo tiitorsa.lt! ... ..A..r...naillicrn.. Conn.'itg o a well ae- . leeted aorttn.nt of fl .f ing ami r uroi.uiua noona. raney : Good. 11. ta .ol Oar.. Jewelry. Ac. Are For particular. ,,,,., o( ,h- aaUcnberon th. ccrner orilaia a id ater. Mil KAHN IHV Th high at markot price will Le raid ia crnb" for ' a B auy quantiti of g -od liay by T. CRA T ti CO. - toKKP Tn- ricHher. wih to huv SfO Vn.hcl M . Bad Mgi r. r wlnehtliey will payh highettnarket price immedi.-elj. Bam I l.KA.M A. ( U. TO M KHi'H t.TS. a PRACTTM Baak-Katgar will Pott and arranje y-Wk xercnaota d , unit out u.'uaee heet. in indteid. """"V c,"!":r,,; he " iU u 'ntf -t u if U-Oll II 11 nil'U.' II.!.- , l jr. I t.n.-h nf 1imI.i -J wn rrtt iu,rt

caaea of parali lU. 0 lo nl a t l U, 1 ui w Meie the flrah ' " u ' I " , eMawiaaataBt ... aw. - i , , i ,., ... ,. portat'-'a ol ..eh goo ta. ol lulruu.-uu and Oil Pa.Btiagw IBha.l witl. ri o leav.n, n .th.ag apparenilv W dr',P. n'i I glided f .aw.ea to adora tr fa.or.te Parlor.. I bar. booa la - b .ne. pre.entng .o hirri I a .pec a. e tn-t n i-ir h.ii..mi ,in-m i ... ... aai. ... . bi . .....Ii t.m. uir.ifni i i Tili i 1P.I.LKD wl.il. r.hv.i.ino. . r.. - : une. i to open thu eataMiabn ent Being t BaiMIM If Ml-

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aouaeed them BEYOND AN I HUMAN KKKoKTto nliete. LT,1' 1 1 r"n,lt ' "T ludfeateat ba tar. ia .el. ctiagtbt 1.1. .k. . h -i - - - i . . . - r, . K,,. .. .... . baat I mtrumeuia. an 1 uch . od. the market of burop-. Bollldiae tuoai eflici.cio..i remedy knowa for byrna. tfraii a. ! . , . .. rk .,.,." ... . ..,,. aa aa-at foreaoMor

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JOUX C DEVEREIX, Jr. j

21 KLE4TIO.V . JOTICE itherrhy gien. that an El-ction will he held at the 11 "Nt'i'tune Eag.Bc Hau." ob Saturday. th I Mh day of September. 185. fr the purpose of ailing a vacuo ia the office ot Councilman f t t!ie2l Ward, occasioned I r the death ot rrancie X. Liack. H..raae Dinham appointed faii-cctor f Election. By ori:r of th Com uon OewaeSI. ep6-ta BBO. 11 ToDD. Clerk.

BuVfJPVSSf" " - """i.iWnr iaaa . ...... " V '.-55 hsri ,:,,, ,,ira ;,rn..a. M . ' Vio1r. I TC-tTTÄ rÄtlÄTu t',i011 .0,'", P"iM. FaTWiTdlaj anil C-amiaaioa M, r 1)11 AKI) K . HI 1.1. r-tl 5I.VRCIS a. HoLl.lOAY. IUVAIII K. Bil l. ,aBOO aa. w uuaf. Ulli. A. IIOl.LID.ti. PRODL'E. FoR'.V.a KDIV; AND COMMISSION MKKC'H Ols, EY v:svim.k. iMSaJIA. HA VIVO final up a !a.-e aid ajacio.n Warehoatt on lh Wal ah abd Erie Canal a Mala tu et Bear the Depot ut Wie Kaus.l'c ai.'l t'ra ii rJ, llle Railroad, aad haviag aantile Whrf- irai ta iluioa. our artaa.cm-BU tor f e Storage aad Forwarding of Produce ami Merchaadiae b, Canal. Kivrr or Railroad i 1 ha ua.urpaaaed iu Uli city. We are a No prfared t parch e Producevr Urwmriaa ia tbu anritt. u4w .: 'inlii, miine urthae of lir-criri ia Ntw Orltaaa n. hl in Ii tieral cah advauta ua I rudm- enaaigatd t ui lor -le h re. or I) be anippwJ ti south ra or Eatera Bkarke. V e hup hi i roUt acWBUoa to Luaineat la Berit ma i i : " patroung. apS-tl ill LL t UOLLlDiT. I Mil V. 1 .1ILI A FTKR to-day all traBBctiout at thu Mill will ha (oreaah Xl. lndiauaauu kcaiucay ouey ooly rvoairrd aad paid aat I. . K ' i.t MfS tor Jan. UcWctt. W i.TKD. a SITI ATIOV bj Book-be. per or SaTeaaian la a Dry aV ur lir.ictn Store. I aeacepUuna It- r.lt rrnce gireb mT to aankTaaaaC i.1 iu.iuea h' ;u. Apjly at the fit. Clerk's Üice. s,.l tf at AM KH -.vir,.r.i.fg.....j u .i.l.t lliekarjr W4 4aa liv-red a: Ute Farihou lloul. I -ter teert Sfl-laf4 tba.ioiJ C. K. UREW. j K .k ti- , 'c 'rwU4 "i' SWJ?11 '4 HI. atig U Lecun aau PunTlltlTrs. I HI aatamtaaaa, Tortrait P-iatr. havln ear-led oa hi JL et diaa lor - v.-ral ye .Ts at H.a.. It .1 . uiu.i r.a.vtul1 invit - the atteut.i o of the lulial irunta af Ohfia pit.- uid vi t nlty 111 hn P.mrahl ÖM paffaat liken. M ol ahuh hegaaraate. Me al. i prepared to .tuk I i-iir h mi Altar Paiat-ing-. aa l all o b r ork b. lonaiog n hi pr- eeaiua. or reBa" va.iag of o'a l'aintiiiga. Saoiploa of t.i pi i trau aa It f at Mr S. Laftll'l tonk-tnrc. Iii r-oaaa arc a the Nar .k II.. . 1 . u Vine atr.-. I 1. u.rn Kir.: n o IVati-t aug Vi-.a- OA N 1 EL R ISITKä, Portr it l'atatcr. 0 999 FOK r.K -ao" l v MS fM t 1 the aoratr 4 WW A UUUla acgio-tf ( ' . . K h A I S r WM. It. J A MKS. Ai ..1 (.a Work.. 2 on im LU-vTaa - aVa - oieaoa ats'd ige i'itiea: .lOpi-rei wonted Scrje; I -t nt luip.Tta ion. aa haad andf.-e aaU by J Jlfca LOW A Co . ang34 II Ma u at.. Louln illc Ky . I HON HM. tt. II Vi;,1.- whole and hah hoiei. lor V aal b) a. K. 1. 11.111. RT A CO . aub'JJ Bj . cau...re treet. C',WK'Ii'iv.S.-20 dm larew MM yoang Chicken mat ree'd at aad COOK'S. H tlft. CI tlie. T ,:h, XaH. Coal anJ Shoe Wniihen. for aalal.y t A C PlIHW. FOIl r ULM. mWIXI ElilHT laafM ui BtaatvUrS limnnr rompaa St-k. A pi d.i to If. T. PaSt. OMMaSa ui vi i Kv -aril mi, vi MUBWiHU fMIIK Sa'-aeniuB of thi fn.titulina -will l.eeia ob Tueoday, J. i. t .i . r i.t. and cobübuc .Iii t. t-- of ebruary. With too follow mg lacatcr: r....).i.Mi w iir (U.KV. . IT.. Kavrrtaa rrofoMoror Aral on' and Mirg i'i . iOAiaUa Ii. Ki.T.n'T. M. D., rAjrea.T ol the Pnaclpliw an 1 Pra. ih ..f BOrBja ry. IIKNtti M HI I. LITT. M. D . Profwanrof Phraiolnrv aad R i BT . RRECKIEIOOal a. D . T. r i n r a M mi aaad CI nu il ir--r . Tllos IV. C oi.K-f.'TI . M. V. ir ' r f Mn"ni. JOSKPM Ii NORWOOD, M. I . I'roi. ...r ..f Chi n.latry. JOI II Al'IUS M I) , I'r.lt-i riiHli.pt.triciaaaUi.caiea of V oiaea a-.d Children. L. M. LAWitfTN. M. l.. Pnfeaaorof Theory aad Practica ol K I. I.- , ..i i Clinical IedÄ'ke. Ii A Wb Ct MVINS. M. I. OimoBdrator of Anatotay. Inimical I eituru at the L-.uiati.lo ila me ll.. ital twioo a weih . A conre of Preliminary t,e t.ire at die Schiol and die Hotpit il dur:agthe m.iBÜ. of OcU.I.er IJ'ew of charge. Jlut.nal lor I'r ctiol Auitouiy al uoi'.ui. The diaoocti-g r-. iu- will N. ope Bed on rho lt "f 'ct .lur. 1 1 e fees for tire lull durae ol ItafaVM amoiint to it. Vat-' ri -nlati. n Ir- - t paid vuaa oalyi " 0.-':iin tieh tllfl, Oraduati-n fee . U.J. f.KKlKINIillllll'. urj:-to-ari leau ut the faculty. gT y KtOiK. rirtv I ne. priaae Cheeae. ree d aad fclr aalw baloa tfcw market rtt. I y aUg'S WM. BaV&LT, fi;m h i; mooi. 1 1IIK Barter of Pfovideuee will oieb their School oa tha nrst M .tidai in fitnitmi-T ia $m tftal kwttt aa Urt ytut . III II !"" ao i-aiii.iy Muturl, warrawud urt 4 do reih Lobalcrti m do. Chickaao; 2 dot jara (reab Praair. reeefTed at a . COOK'S Pa lit)- Grocery: I KM I 1 It I- DKM troK -1" aaea 4-5 E.enitar. DaaaB. a--a, jean, i-l lutuwii Dina.. received aa lor aale by JaMES low A CO.. jtoiot 4H Mam at.. Lounulle. Kj. rPfHKKV HKO 4 HiMX.-V) e.ae. plaid red ChiaU; I lu BBBM jir.uted rod Cl.iu'.i, ob hand, and for aale by James low a to.. ang2S 418 Maiu at.. Lonuv.ll. Ky. 4 m::tt mi 1.1.8 yi'll' . KMli.li- - iii.kufca Uteat isiproTed Cider .il IU. for aale at ug T. ORANT L CO.'S. IU MHJJl FLOttl for aa'e at taw Mill at St je Sa 7 cash. PI0 FORTES. NBW 711 14 AI, lSI III nMTSTIIRI , EILST STREET NEAR THE POsT OFEUK. TIIK un Irrrigard Bn.t respectfully begt lea. e to iatorm the ladiea aa t geoilrmaa aad all admireriol Mnaical ana aad paiaüaga. af tin citr and vicibili . that he w ill oa or alrr tSe A rat of ." ntember neat, open a u.u-u Inatrumental Depot in th- ahove dea nb-d BfMiiaia. efvaaiatiag riactpaJly ia Plato of the moat celebrated n.akr wow 1 ea.ateaoo. who roeeived the ftrat preniuoa in borope aa well aa A Baeriea, at the Um H or d a Kair and would aarert with aooio de.roe 01 confidence ihr t be bclierea theo iaatrutaema. aa all aa Oil Paiating, prohatly the h-at whi h aver 'ouad their way V tbia atark .t. Bell-mi U.at the pre?nt tride of proer a ia blleraI lure' ,nu' P'iraniM. and t e art-, tnpl) j il'lfy the rupnart twtaaatiaiai i. imf,n, ..rruu. th. br.u...r, m -k . , ... a ml a . I " a' ' ab.l.ty aad U. .taoa.o, tm " AI.SOrA aelection of Baiaboo OniameBUl Walking r,BM. i . . " Bn . at: i. ,.i .1 .. ai- ! ,ft n-d patera. ...don Hliuda aith al theUij St ?T2S "h WMSL p X tVmJSZm Vi ij7r?-W I M . - four ker. and repaired to or ii r. Say- nee ad baaded Piano. ak.B ia lel aaga. aa part j ay-B-ent. aa well aaeoEB. improved aad aaimpruved laadrd prop"auga-:"' J. BERNHARD HEN IMJ8. COTTON and Linen Flow Pune Silk. Sla.ee Bedj aad Klaati.. foJaiat .3 A C. Pt HICK'S. SO VI -T.i I for aal. by SI aoxaa Bo to a. Nie York aad Keaawvillc brand. S. I. UlL.tSfc.KT .-. i Sye. aar W attr. a ifi M1TKK. rpflE prorrletora of the.tr-er. half of Lot TW. O P of EvL an.villu. aod the Brick School Ilona, erected th. t oa. art ! h, r.by n.tihed to 0.eet at the oftco of Juha laglt. Jr on Wa- ; o-r treet. on the nth day of September. A D. ISM. at '. o-rl ek P. M . for lb. parp e of el-cting thro. Trwateea t-. trao.f-r .aid pr.,rty to theCuyof ataaatweilW for Sea.-.: purp... A full at emlance of the oruiaa) proprie'ora tad .cn-irt 1 r.aueated . miiii witmci t Ho KT. Ba R V . BO BT PARK VIT. JOHN" SHANK' IX. SILAS STEPHENS F. B. The Putlie School, of Rvaaaeili. willaot f -mmearB until th. S rat Monday ia Üci UmOct. By ord.i . I Trueaee.. ai.g'Ji-l'td ' D. B, AT L. F. rITV 1. It we .0 often hear Ladiea remark tti-y ein atwtoat wW iavariably get uited ia Tn Ooaaia at Ed hen th y cannot at nay other plaao? 1"h fact ia. He al ai v... ( a good aa. rtment of gooda .a haad. and what i .till n-. r- important a-lla th.m at low and anifurm rat-.. Thi n.r-a Fdltori.1 rulff l.nt ..I . a. ai..., ,.r fart lit V.i'n ai.l aith any one bo take our wor 1 f. it. but call aai eaaMia- In-g and prioes, and thereby have the matter d.Moaatraied tu yaar own aatiaiaetioa. iii.etnrei in tne atone iront tunnm. on Main atroet three door, below Secad. augZl "1 DOZEN Shoe Bru-hM. a-a"d; J.11 .1 do S-ruh in do: 2di Stvc. do d 'or aale low t-v UORXBKOOR 4 CHI ICH WaUMirct, " ABD. bl.la No. 2. oolUlneaB. aad jar. a.'d litt BJ at f,,r family uae. uf uur own rendering, for aale 1 0E . F SI ER UL ( 1"IMKRKS. 7 V and I o .ale at cc. Hack and fence reooffred tni. day L. SILBRRMAN . Main it.. 1 door below Braach Bau!. "I" 1 atB GROSS D.irk.e' Veaat Powdera; JL W M gtWM Hine.' Blacking: lUgroaa Friction io-ehes. r .ate low we HOr.NBRjOK A CHrRCBTTL. aingri WaMratret 1)1 IMM'.. MAOaKl.trKfoT A -mt. reeeiwad aug i iiJH tL Lli'TLK'S Boats'. :t

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