Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 123, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 19 September 1854 — Page 2

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A. R SANDERS. EDITOR. - TKKMS OP SUBSCRIPTION. Dally Joarnal, per year, " by the week t no 10 Trt-Weekly Journal, per year. Weekly Journal 4 on 2 no FOR CONGKKSS, SAMUEL HALL, OP GIBSON COMFY. CITY OF EVANSVILLE TUESDAY MORNING, ::::::::::SEPT. IP. Tlie illttlne Election! The news from Maine tells of the entire - ,. r .:at nverlhrntv nf thp Alactune wetnocraut; ica i .na, , . . . uiaandiiij, 1 lie all ill i n . w u w , horse, foot and dragoons. It has received a most unmerciful rebuke. Morrell has been elected by the people, requiring a majority Tote over all his opponents. Wood, antiNebraska, has been elected to Congress in the First District. In 1852, this district gave McDonald, Democrat, 3,802 plurality. In the second district, Perry, anti-Nebraska, is elected over Kimball, Democrat. In the 3d, Benson, ami-Nebraska, elected over Dickerson, Dem In the 4lh, Knowlton, anti-Nebraska, undoubtedly elected In the 5th, Washburn, anti-Nebraska, elected. In the 6th, Mi Hi ken, anti-N'ebrask.t, elected. All the Senators elected are anti-adminis-Iration! Of Representatives, 6 Democrats are elected, and 43 anti-administration men. The Portland Argus (Democrat) of the 12th, says: The latest news ler.di us to fear that about everything from Congress down has gone by the board, and we shall be glad to team that Morrill ia not elected by the people for Governor. The "State of Maine" speaks of the route of the administration aa overwhelming. Iowa, Vermont, Maine! So they go. We will give them return news of the same sort from Indiana next month. Appeal to I' Ii t ii k i ii Demoerali. The Enquirer asks Democrats,"Can you,in your present position, control your own votes in any manner you see fit?" Certainly ihey can, and what is there to prevent them! Does the Enquirer think those office-holders and office-seekers, who so falsely call theuvelvea '.'old line Democrats," will be able to control their votes! We hope every Democrat, and every citizen without respect to party, will control his own vote, by voting for what he thinks is riyht and proper and patriotic in an American citizen to vote, and will so vote as to rebuke those leaders, who are bo willing to sacrifice Northern rights and interests to secure Southern votes, and who have determined to make the support of the odious Nebraska measure, a test ol Democratic ort .lodojcy, and with iron hand sought to crush down tree opinion among the masses of the Democracy. They have told honest Democrats, that they will not be recognized a- Democrats unless they support this abominable bill. Finding this and similar threats were unavailing, and that lare bodies of Democrats are determined to vote against Nebraskaism and the extension of slavery, they have now commenced conxmy them not to do so. Even the Enquirer has ceased its threats, and now appeals "to tl inking men." It had better appeal to the unthinking men to those wh permit their leaders to do all the thinking for them, and blindly follow their dictates, no matter how impudent and abominable the dictation may be. As to the llainkins men. thev will he able to think for themselves without the aid ' - of a paper which appears ttnabfo to think for itself to any good purpose. And what ist! tho Enquirer want these thinkirg men to think about! Why simply about the old principles of the party, and their du') as Democrats, in supporting their party on the strength of these. Yet these "old liners" have interlopated a new principle in thenarty, which is the sole question mingling with the approaching election and old principles they will find have nothing to do with this election They have attempted to make these thinking men swallow the Nebraska bill under threats of immolation. This they csnnot do. The thinking men have already done their thinking and made up their minds. The Enquirer and other machine Democratic papers, are only trying to make them stop thinking, by their appeals. Centre To v nali p. We call the attention of those interested, . .. . a- r . ma-n -1 ' i to the proceedings of a meeting recently! held in Centre township, which exhibit an independence worthy of imitation. We hope the citizens of that township will carry out their resolutions. We advocata the principle, of every citizen doing his own thinking and his own voting, without dictation from any sturce. We are satisfied that all our side needs for success at the approaching election, is for citizens to think or themselves. The other side, or the Nebraskaites, want citizens to throw aside allsober thought, and vote just according to the dictation of party leaders. Journal of Commerce. We have received the first copy of a new daily paper just ,issued at San Francisco, called Journal of Commerce. It i of good site, neatly printed, and Whig in politics. At its head, as one of his publishers, we find the name of frieud Chas. T. Cutler, lately of Evansville. We hope Charley will be enabled with the aid of .others, and the patronage of a discriminating public, to successfully carry out this newspaper experiment. His numerous friends Jiere will certainly wish him success.

Incomitteocy off Douglas. Douglas has onlv been a late convert to

the "Popular sovereignty" doctri ne or hum-, i ""( "w c uircuuy proven nuni Ii; V7 1 . ..I i ... l . u : .., sition was a few years atm, decidedly and , emphatically in favor of the Missouri Comnrnmiio ne I . . i la Il was. Now he says the Missouri Compro- , . : mise has been repudiated on all sides. He , r m.:-r. iiu.-i ii icp lUiaiCU Uli an muco, tie i means it nas been repudiated by an errant little demagogue named Douglas, who had 1 00 I hi9 0Wn gefiöh demagogue "ends in Tiew when he repudiated it, and that he has ob- j Uined the backing of the Administration's repudiation, which hd also its selfish ends in . i;w 1 i 1 . 1. . ko.n v avuiiiiiiaii, isuugiasnasaitvaj vw. in favor of slavery restriction till lately. - - j He has been in faror of extendin? the Mis-1 souri Compromise line to the Pacific! And he has voted and spoken in favor of slavery restriction time and acain. Here is an extract from a speech he made in ,850' af:er the PsnS oflhe Compromise of that yrar: "Mr. President, I may be permitted here to ' pause and remarit tnat auring tne penoa 01 five vears that I was laboring for the adoation of the Missouri Compromise, my votes on the Oregon question, and upon all inr.iden,ft' questions touching slavery, were giv- - - , ..l , ,i., I en with reference to a settlement on that h-i-n. and are consistent with it. If. therefjre, any gentleman has the charity or wish 1 to understand the meaning of any or all the ! votes 1 had occasion to give during that pe-1

nod on this question, he has only to bear in made known in this public manner, are dirtmind the Missouri Compromise, nnd then I regarded, we will seek S' me mode of redress,

observe the perfect harmony between each i vote and that measure." . l A . . ! c I C . . . I I '' '" ' '9 reP" on tne Territorial bill last January will show that even then he had not discovered the Misj souri Compromise was wrong in principle, or jtha'itwaa inconsistent with, or superseded by, the so called compromise or IrbO. uut times change and some men change with them, sometimes very suddenly. And this is the man who is calling true : Eemocrats, who will not show equal iiicbnistency with himself, traitors! The I'dnal. The Canal yet continues out of orJcr. We understand that the Engineer has let the water out of a level above, for the purpose of clearing out a sand reef, which requires two or three weeks delay, as we have been in'ormed. We should think the water had been out rf every level on the Canal long enough this summer, to clear out the bed of any such impediments -or huve ,hcre bcen ,,pav.T ra,ns P lnere t,,e ,ast few weeks? A notice w as put out by authority a short time since that the Canal would in a few days be in good running order, and men up the line prepared their f: eight with much trouble but have been tJisappo:nteA. The owner of a boat just taken Irom the river to the Canal, is going to take it back again if he can get a load to New Orleans, which he has already part'rally engaged. Another is about to follow suit. If this remarkable ditch can't be made to hold 2 feet of water, by the united means of capital and science, we think it hail better We rilled up and sold out in lots. l3F The Enquirer of yesterday was mild and amiable, aud very happily contented to ad :res.-i itself to Democrats, appealing to them, by all their old love of Democracy and old hatred of Whiggery, to vote for the "Democratic ticket' in othtr words to submit to being whipped in by thn old iirachine Democrats, to voting agiinsi their own feelinrra niiil nr i n A i n I Tu Iruiil nf tlllf i .. . "stale, nat and unprontaoie. Democrats understand without dictation from the clique organ of Evansville, wherein lies their duty, and we hipe they are the men to ilty their dufy. They are n, renegades or traitors Ml 1 voting again-t the Nebraska ticket but those Democrats are renegades and traitors, and basely inconsistent, as we have time and airaitt nrnv-n. vo vote fur this e ; ns ka fet thu8 hohJ ,ho , of the 3Iissouri Compromise. Family Bakery. Messrs. '.. H. Cook Son have made an arrangement for the sup- ' p'y f families with the very best qualities ot Bread, deliverable at their doors. This will be an accommodation which our citizens have never yet naa as u snouui luny oe. juugtngj from the specimens of loaf, brown and mush, .s j ..i i j e il . i a a i s. a- s-aw s.a. -a- ,. taaaj ka. uiraus an nun Hiniuai( 1110 vicuu hui - - ' never been surpassed if equalled by anything before made in Fvansville. They will soon be prepered to furnish families with "Phila - dclphiu rolls." Leave vour orders al the " . - Grocery. See advertisement. fXjSome trentleman has built a beautit . .. . . . p I. it fal residence just adjoining the Belle uc, oeiow rtgecn creek, u is certainly a very neat dwelling, and creditable to any man's taste. r- The Marine Hospital has now peally commenced going up iu earnest. The founuaiion is completely laiu.anatne orick part

following rapidly. It will be a handsome , Morris, we learn that DutBflas spoke tlkore ' oils; aud when a political government bebuildinf. and an ornament to the city. on yesterda- e was listened to quietly cjmes corrupt and tyrannical, I say "GoJ O ' s Ml . t J AT" . V I aäaa a I . .a a . ana

fXI" A great many wild pigeons have been flying over our city lately. We perceive by notices they are p'entiful up the Wabash, and in this region generally. 0C?"An electiou was held in the cily of Alton, UL, last week, in which the Know Nothing carried the day. ftT Mr. Jaa. Scantlin, Jr. wa elected last Saturday to the city council, to repre- , , , .. a.nl tlto ...,.l . ,,. wnnnnrv ew awwswam, -..w i... . occasioned by the death of Mr. F. A. Linck. Mr. Jos. Veneman was his competitor.

Id Centre" Awake!

At a meeting of the citizens of Centre l. s . 1 a, I 'owntjniPi neid at .Mechanicsviiie on tne loin inst., for the purpose of providing means to Pvei.t persons, wmm iiuy ue urro ent atthe Polla in -id township on election l (T (11', t f U til In J ij 1 1 tl J III OUT POllllCal aliU.rS, EM.-..J !...: ii 1 ,k r-U:-riuwaiu uunii wai cauru iu i.ic nii, and A T Whittlesey and D. W. Uoldsmith . . . 1 appointed Secretaries. Mr. Ira A. Fairchild stated the object of , . j , - a. the meeting, and presented the following preamble and resolutions: Whereas, The people of Centre township in times past, have suttercd a set of sellconstituted dictators from EVSMVIlW. to liave m.nion over me pons m mm wwm.P o.i ?? .n ..: i: election day, and thus to bias voters unfairand dwiionortblyj and, Whebeas, We regard such dictation as an infringement upon our rights, and a direct insult to our intelligence; therefore be it Resolved, That the citizens of Centre township, irrespective of party, relume hereulter to bow to the dictation of "runmrs" from any portion of the county, being abundantly able to do our ov n voting in our own way. RfsnlvM. That w narticularlv warn all such "runners" and "dictators" against mcddlinff with our affairs, and unjustly and unfairly influencing our voters, at the election , iii n i I ran to be held on Tuesday, the 10th day ot Ocohr nvt will n,.t be resnormb e or any difficulty that may eneue from their unwelcome visits, arid attempts at dictation Resolved, That if our wishes and requests which will at once secure to u.-- freedom frum iliiti . linn insult anil ftihitrwir in.l lalli mil . . . - , . . . . . . . c I . . . ...... f i i , i n i l t r iIqI urnti n Ii Im n I il nf it. iii. . ....v,. , v...i.r Mmm rT- 'T . r. . tect t he untrainmt'led liberty ft the ballot box. Resolvd, That a committee of twelve be nnnlnlj.l hu lint ( ' 1 1 i I r 1 1 I I I VV h lli filltV it "'f"" 1 .. ' 1111 UC lO Ml 'Hill Uli IIUII.I1.II, u.ioviiof " ., , . i ( - -J r- I.,; 2 ;r the po s on election day, ol our resolution, if . r,, . .u j 1 it sh appear that they are engiged in die- . ' rr j e hall be to inform a ........ n ..... . , ttiiliaieiii icnuim, ol tation or electioneering The Chair then named the following gen iemen ft8 con9liluli ng this committee Jerome Ingram, Thos. Onyett, William Olm ted, Jr., Andw. J. Kennerly, Sherman Fairchild, William Ruston, Jumes linyhurst, Ephri Lawrence, William E. Wood, Den. Y. Lir.xwilcf, Harrison Blackburn, Win H. Erskine. Mr. Wm. Wood moved that a committee of three be appointed to reqnett the various tavern-keepers, contiguous to the place of holding elections in this town ship, to close their houses and eil no ardent spirits on the election dayj which motion was carried, and Messrs. Win. E Wood, Hiram Hopkins and Ira A. Fairchild, were apio nled said toft mrtiee. Mr. Jas. R. Kirkpatrick moved that a copy of the proceedings of tnis meeting be furnh-h-j ed tne editors of the hvunsville Journal nnd of the Enquirer, with a request that tiny publish the same, and that a copy be p sted at the polls. on election day, wNrch motion was carried, v hen On motion of Mr. A. Willmarth, tire meel' irrg aiijourned. EDWARD CURTIS, Pres't. D W. Gol.Of.wl7H. I A. T. W H IT TLESE f . Sec'ys. TCIIIt I trill We have received a copy of a lare and fine looking p:per, called the Texas Gazette, published at Austin, Tesas. We bopt to receive it regolarly, as it is a most ably edited paper. We give a few Texas items below from it: 1 ViLRAtns. We recently give an account of the robbing of a horse tracer in Grimes munly, named Phelps. We learn fn in the Central Texan that lladden and Hanks, after robbing him, played a game of cards to tle'ermine whether or not he showld be killed! üanks has since beer arrested and given b iil for his appearance at the District Court. A Large Vnzvi Rev. C. C. Gillepi thetalent"d editor of the Christian Advocate at Galveston, says that he has a circuit of eighty miles; aud that he travels- it once a Keek; maftinrr the whole distance me Aunrfrtv tmil sisty miles per week, in latitude 2S deg., and in the months ol J'o-ly and August. Cotton I'ickisg. The foilrvwiag, we are told by the Inquirer, took pi ice upon Mrs. Dilworlh's plantation in (ionzales: Joe pick - d 4J9 ptiuntls, Judy 412, Sam 405 total, IJl'i pounds tor one day! (7Vell done, Bosn-o county! Not a single vote for licensing i quor selling by the glass, was cast in Bosque county. What an .. .1. ........ t s t ... iiiuuci iiiciii lu auuaiuiiiiui diii"iuiii3 IU eelt e in it. Death of F. X. Albry. Dispatches re ceived in the ciy announce the death of this I J intrepid voyageur, in an affray with lUj. Wei.htman, of Santa Fe. As no particu - Ilia Ht weaie in the d a r k a s to t h e w i r . I J:E l. . I . I . I cause oi nie uiuicuity, tnougn inose Know ing the parties will fe 1 assured that the deed was committed on the spur of the moment. l Mr. Aubry was we known as one of the roost successful and indefatigable of Mexcan traders, and has. bv his inrredihlv onirw trin.

traders, and has, by his incredibly quick tripsi That I am a Democrat, I have tlie eviearned the title of the "Prairie Teleirraoh " deuce of my own heart, and I a-k no en-

He was man of kind and courteous bear'ing, liberal to a fault, a warm friend, but a . Tjndjctive f n Mr. A. was of Canadian . bjrth though for many years a citizen of Mis souri. St. Iritis nhm A bother Hard Lick Se.iator. Dougeas at Morris, iLL.-The Chicago Tribune gays: . By a private despatch from it friend in un ue nan nnisneti. arir wmcn tne meet ins PB8sed. resolutions condemning, the Xebraska bill. Ptetty "stunning," that. Death of Mrs. Behto.i. The Washington papers anuounce the death in tha city, on the 11th inst., of Mrs. Benton, the wife cf Hon. Thos. H. Benton. She had been in declining health for some years. CC7 We thank our friend. Wm. Neelv Johnson, Esq., of San Francisco, for late ... .... Pi ifnrms nnm,ea Vt7 U .. : .1 J J w-...-....- r("-. " uj iu tue licucc uuni : Bill lfntV? Everybody wants to read one tf bis letters in tfic Journal.

A Free Democrat. What Democrat is not familiar with the

name of Timothy C. Day, the old editor of pt the Cincinnati.Enquirer! For years ho was the principal editor of tliat paper cue of the eadin Democratic papers in Ohio. i IIa 1 k nreserVVfi. t'ltf - ... L lull confidence of his own partv, aunougn he ha, been abused lately by the Machine ' J ' Democrats for taking the very position lie has in opposition to the Nebraska swindle. 1 "aa " " "v ,v Mf Day has come out as an independent, 1 1 . 1 . . anti-Nebraska, anti-admunstration, Uemocralic candijate for Congress, in the CÜK. M(i di8tricl. ue Rivea hiä reaSons, is a card, - - - iui turn ' : v wa aaaaiaai u u v .1 v, afld we make 60me extracts from his communicaliür) fof the benefit of others. He says: I am Anti-Nebraska, bemuse I am a Democrat. 1 believe that this Reuublic was establiahed and is to be pprj etu ited, solely lor the uses and purposes of freedom; to beneve else, is to impugn the patriotism of its fathers. They plainly &w, and leit with pain, that slavery was a social evil, entirely cut ot ! place in a Republic, aild ihey emphatically d clared against its extension. 1 lu v bud higher, holier motives in the formation ot , n . ,. .1 ,i j this Republic, than the security and extenSioll of Slavery. If they Could have fore- !. Seed, that xVitllill the first CeiltUry of its fir9WW"t . ' , ; "-- " urn:ik President, and ambitious nartv rulera, .. r . I the mere propagandist OI lieg'O Slavery, I heir , hopes of the luture would have died within , them. I Care not What tests political Popes ai.d 1 i Councils uny en;iet, and liemam' as the ev idetices of party fealty ; as a Democrat, the r I ........ .vro., . ... (p CIV Ul Uwe?! Lau muv rimnii mi- Mum J dewl.vlat. that I belief slr.verv to I.r irre . .... , ... , ,. moral and political wrong, and while would not tuterlere with it as a social evil, I wi I ever war against the increase of its political n..varr. hv liPWer C (I II M II 1 1 lltr til It8 P','lfH4lnl - , . one inch beyond where it now exists, i he . . , . .11 1 South must be taught clearly ai.d unmis"u L TlVpi . u o 1 . .u . itakeaby, hat Slavery ha no Big his; that u , . . . -' - w .. in a Republic, everything belongs Jo IreeIdoin; t hat our public domain belongs toreemen, and its soil cannot be cursed with the foot-prints of 8la?efV J and that "popular iinifilaatl urhirh slairrrilsl sl.iveru in I lip Sovereign.), WlllCn aecr.tb Slavery 111 tlie terr.tories of this Republic is not Reuublit-an a 1 sever ignly, and will not be recognized by the freedom of the Nortli. T!ie question whether freedom is estab.ished in ttiis Republic is not mi open one, now to be decided I by any kind of sovereignly; it is a question long s nee settled as the louudution stone of our Republican (ioverntnei.t, and cannot be excavated without destroying tne whole fabric. I am Anti-Administration, because this A'linnii-traion is anti-democrat. Instead of being the Executive of the people's will, this Administration has set ilselt up as the ruler of the people's will. It has made : w MM' tiemocraiic o yan zau 111 a Huge ir.quis ition in winch Jesuitical le ttlers with lies and deceit, have constituted themselves the conscience keepers of the masses of the pnrty. It has demoralized pnblic virtue, by tlie appointment to otnees of trust, ot men totally unworthy of public cmifi'ience; the two Jellersonyan tests, honesty und capacity, havii g rarvtf been applied to the appointees. It lias appointed men to office for the stile reason of their irKfltoM faith, and is now strivmg, through llww pariy press, to excite the v-aious airu en mm tne aiu 01 a powtriui ami I a a a.l' l I eompac cIcticsI organizttion to custain its uiimineea. ft has lowered the standard of 11nivers.1l democracy by basess apppeal- la sectional and relii' us pri jmlices, "tfiat thrift may tollow f iwn ng." It has done, and is doing t! toe things, in violation of the int gray and d gnity of true denocracy, to gratify the Itol ot party power, and to enjoy the Iruils of party success. It has soitüht lo cunfrel the will of the people through the patronage of its offices. Its ofiVoers are the satraps of the central power, through 1 ho Sal ir edicts are disseminated, and oheiliance enjoined. It hu tle-c-'p; rated ull who dared to think for themselves nnd refused to blindly follow the orders which com to them from Washington. It has interfered-in the local electrons of the people through Ms federal offieers and penroned press, and made the Democratic par'J ; the instrument of its revenues-. It has demoralized the Democratic organization into mere office collecting afld dispcninir m-chiite,-to reward the prosti'trtion of political demagogues, fn a time of profound peate, ' it has demanded appropriations for one ear's expense of a Democratic, administration, to the gross amount of eiyhly-fivt millions of dollar, with which to corrupt the people; and as servile as tins congress has shown itsell i executive dictation, it refused to grant , ßi tihl"fii tni Ihtitix ul litis Ktlfii. ten miliimi of i - which were to be placed under the control of the Chief Magistrate of this Republic! It has drawn Irom the treasury of the people ten millions of do)!ars,toba place fin the - ' IIMI Ot the bigoted and tyrannical ruler ot ! Mexico. Imleed, it has proven its ueak- : ness a ud tolly from tne time it cut '.ffthe he nl of a New York oifice holder down to its Iftftt extensijn of power, in the destruction of Gr-ytown. rur these many and manifold other political sins, I ao op iosed to tins miscalled Democratic Admtnisiraiion That lama Democrat. I hatdorsemeut. I have been denounced by servile party press as a "traitor" to my ptrty; but long as 1 am not a traitor to my country an J her free institutions. I am con- . . at. I ilia im ataavhea a wits a i i I vr m j rupt ,overnit eutas the beet men of the have been, in their rebellions against tryai tent itn tne tiue. i am a reoti lo a corP3"1, tryanny 2"S vernint nt claims infelli bil ty for its t ecrei s, and drvnands blind obt dience from its fulIoA-ers, I buy "Good bJees the heretics" who are denounced bv its eonnbfss trie traitur-' who rehel litmniKi it a.i. thority Fellow citiscens, you have corruption ev erywhere in office an insatiate, sanguine and unscruDuloä cÜriue are at work tlirontrh u powerful organization, which has the executive of this land at its head, to again se .1 tr r.i . i .. . cure the offices of the country to their friend ana loihowers. xou groan under taxes nigner than oppress monarchical Europe, and if you desire a change, do nc; again entrust those who have deceived you. Never lose Jour individuality in party s.ociations but alwavd retneinber that Vuur hrst duty IS l' a J ar your country a nd to yourselves, The river is rising. See titpttcta

7IAKU1LD Ontli lUh intt.. bv Ker. I". A. Foster, JAMES HE

GAKK1S to Miss VIRGINIA A. EVANS, all of this öctober election. We are authcriied to announce OKO. H. TODD as a eandiwinr I'liirirl Att ritr oi in i.uunoi i.iinmon nets, T.r ti Di. tri. int......) ..f'th. r..utiM f V ... ' - ... Warrick, at the ensuing October election. teplt : M , - ; - ",r re -election lu the office of Awor oi Pi,w, Towns np, at the ensuing October ele tun. . tepIS IOII J. .'I A K L. r. T I r. . ?n,T0--!''"""aS!5SfriS Hot b u a candidate Tor the State Senate, tn MMM th couau. "ymU Tin l.rt Tor the State Senate, m IMMSMM the e Mr. h.niT a: ou ill 1 lees jvnnouncr the Time of A. L. Rl, BIXS, iM.mm rd.dJe iur Jud la the fourta juau.a Ä l Mr. A. H. SAN'naas Sir: Please announce my name aa a .... . t- . . n . . Neandi.i.te i..r tiawm f uUvrbjrsh mmmm. at Ocfober lcctiwa epl- J Oll N Bl BTU A. 'I. IaIMMi K Sir: The underained dea.rea to announce hin-selfaa a cuJiJte ai (he nauing Octub-releutiun. for Kepr?nttiva oi V anderturh cou'.ty, in the Indiana (ieneral Aatcmhly . Kef iKctlully, ep'. O. W. H AKDIN. Mr I ikk: rieaae aonouue my name a a candidate f.ir ti.e "flic '. Sie rid of VauderturgQ Cuunty at the cnaaing October election. ej.0-c JOHX 8. TERRV. M SiM.üKS-Y.nwIl pleaie Jiaoiince m; name awn candidate f. r re -eleeiiun w th : oiüc.i f UMW( for 1 igeon eeP5 wm. warren M , jomv -ai.Sn" cmHidate t r le-eleeuua to iheomveof County Tieasurer at Mr. a. h. s a Sih: Yoi. w ill please announce mr name a an Independent CkaidMtr ,aWiatiUOwaaara if v.ndrri.urgh in the next '"- " ' I am n .t a R. ..-.,tmng. aeiiher do I e ,a to l;'l wisli to aa ri Di ruh'. a I am one of tl.e ildttt'aWta ! Uta awaaty. kwine iu o- alnt this ouuty or twentet.y,.n. nd i un. i can i:. present u w.t'.'at.ae'i.. fa-vaaaw. A. II Smikhh, Y.. Yuu will please announce mv name a a candid. te fvr re-election to the othce ot SHKairr of Vau-JJfiH-r. ttbeeu,ulta0cl,UrJoea.s s' gavitt. FAiUCIIII DaaacandidaurrSH:ul-ror Vanarrl.urgb Cuu a fc. . : am - aa -e. a. Ä a. -0 aS"wt are authorized to announce the namef IR ty at th tdntaa Oetot cr election, subje t to the decision of tue Cuuuiy loutention. tl ÄJWe ire authorised to announce Asa Iglehart a acan-li-Ute fur r-eleetion t the ulJud-u of the Court of C maion rl'-M. fr the lli'ti ii I eoniioed of the counUei of V aii'i TtuTf h aud W arrick, at the eus.img October election. e 13 "sPlCIAL HOTiGSS. Ifr Blank üoe.1. oft!- most apptOVed l.irui and vm . .,, ...-... ir' . . . , . iii'- ip(.r UUiiiv .No;i': , liilS l..i I1114, öco., cVc, Kr saio Mt Hum otlli e .Mr SMKi.s: Please announce Tie name of JA. MKS SCAXTLIV. Jr.. aaaaaasHdake tor C iuciiman in the Ju t Ward, at th-election to nil the Tacancy occasioned ly ibe death of 31r Francis A . L'aek. iepJ-te ULORIOt - Sl.MMKH. Wim the ht. sultry atm Ur tiere of n. id -summer, the rank Tr(trtt'"n '"'- 1" '".!s au.l the marches in ih de. p valleys of thrreatriersolthe We.t ant south .wither an 1 1 . lia l'"r"i! '"' "'rii.u up th waters. niti.e caymg pianu glee oil aa awt ga.es and p i-oiioiis vapors, that, it iiilialcd. ! riurmi'Uii ol tlie Moma.-h and iriance Bellow Jaau.ltee, !-iwels. Pijrrhe r discaterv. Ag.ie and KeTür. H1II1..11S cea, Typhus KeieM. t'n ler these eir.iiinmanees and inttuenand ou houln make free use of Ok. Kkitk hI.mia Vh.itiii.i: lAa tCata. It I as pwer to cli-anse the Vowels. onlv tlie Idood. and r-stnre health, dee Aaveni.ciucnt iu aaoth.-r Column of this paper. ejS ADVERTISEMENTS . to rtiK I.OYKBM ok i;oon imi:vi)! At Hill Ii rt.de ot t aaallj Wren I can kn kasj at M times ! call ug atOaaas Paoiily Oroc-r. an l tliose tnat wish can su plied at ÜM ir hou. e. aa l-aiu.go irs at MavS COOK'S Kami! (Jrocery. " waVfb '' rcorn. ßWr l,u-h Hran. JuO do Ship Staff, in store and 'or sal-at seplS CDUk'S Fan ly Or eery. B.HKH KOIW lOdoi. frc-h regt jn t rec d a'.; y fU COOK'S Kamil) Orocery N i;v O T.l. 300 hush rre-h Ov. jnat re-'d at seoi COOK'S Fan ly liroeery. iio;i: apiiv a . . n I. ic tt im;. ,Minni.!;ro. w vi.i. i: co.. Ha. ill WALNUTaTUh.;!. CIllOtXKATt. oni . MATS. I .h U. Cartiheatrs. Viewa. Ponraiu. Cards, ie.. Kngra- ed aim Printeil in tha best stjlo. and ou lha shortest uotioe. 'r lers r-spoctful'y solicited. N K sStsMwl I Istesna hsnd lor Magatlaet. Brinks, ftr., impre.sions from which we will supply on reas uai le terms. sepl'J-6ia TTVnn U I.IC tEMK.T.- 1 MU fr.h just re d. 1 J. for aalt by S. E. OIUIKKT ft CO.. ta4S Sjra. near Water. JI'STneV hy U' Road aad Ohio River-twelrt days out from t..toi a l.l,s large No. 3 Marker- I. this year, 'ratch." Ä DtVama aew Odh-h. lohll la. is 0 innertieut Ki vrr .iliad. heals and tails oil for family use. aud I dot caat spiced Salmi. ii a rtry fancy article far sale at tepl ALLIS k 110WKS. CITY HIJHltol OTICK. r IM ol MM Cifv f Ktaajltmll are h -rehy aiti X sVsnf ths- rlnj Tii llo pli'-at for the current year bat lein placed in niy hand- tvt eall apt tots All T. iu Ue.tl hkaM ui uai la paid previous to the I4i,h day 1 Oi.to-rnit Office at N. Kowlvy's Es .. Ctt Ith between Main aad Sycamore street. eplU'tf ItMDl FARRKL City Coll. AiitsTii i rons .otjck. ATOTICTV Id h-r. by gien that I hafe he-n appiinted Aiti'in m r:i "T ot the estate of Henry llarman. d- c. a-ed. 1st of Vandefhy ghCo-infy. All i r-.,sl owing sail estat- will s-ttle w th tn-. and those having cl-iira .sga:'? tha same, will ban 1 'Vitt le uie for adyuitm.ut. The est ele is to pposad to I e Iveut. s.,.is.3 AI.K.K. M A DIU X . AMavr. CI I'ECTIOX A IC Y s PHFSFRVLS, Ac. unoi.i Ai.i:A mVi ftafis Ant'llT. r-.p. r f illv inforu.s the public th' he i now .r-p4'ed to nil ail orders eiti.tr of Coent-v m-r-e'ian s or fm 1 es. for Confecl'ooaries ol ev rv d.,.ri' sal, iBcluOiu. Parisian Chrvstali.' d work of eeery iv'e. ftc.,Preserves J.lllts Ae.. of hit own "anu'actur.. lie has the best a or. men enr td. an I is eal led to till ordwn tor f'..n'. ti. nary aul t'ah' ofee.ry d--rrtpi'on A-e . primitiv and ehealy lie ; rt . i.lifilr 'smfti the aen':ou of O untry merehauu to his stoel ai-d pricaa. ataS-U 1. L4HJa - ISO aaakt Tlkt Mill FliorW. s-ore and fr sale . hy tcplS PKliaToN BRO'S. S;ni MXl3lsJaaV.--eS.feS Nylal sVastaVftta in tUrVand oranle e.6 I'XhMeS BKD'b. T O. SltJ AR TJ kMSi tsirto rhoiee forsaU f IM .-. . . .v K. OllsBICftrft 00. , Sje. utar V .ter I I I.FB!U. MOLI AK-S -fOhf bids eholee rtfine.l 1 L aa id yiaj.uition M 'I taacs ia Oak. Cypress auJ iron bound Lo j rage, lor tale low by aafM A. K. (jll.BERT k CO.. Syc. near Water. a'HESCH M Kll I A O Ka5.-i piecet aarorted colours aad M. pialiut lac a this uay aad lor sale by seplti J KawsaS LÜ CO.. 13 Mair ft . LoJUTille. OltiORATIO. KOTICK Ordered tarns Hal ownera of I. t 4, 5. ti. 7. 8. 9. 10 1 1 A 12. ia Block il. Lota a. 7. S. I. IB, il k 12. ia Ulock 22 Lots l. 2. 3 . 7. H 9. 10. II k 12. in Block 91 Lou 1. 2. 3. . 5,6 k 7 , a Bloch 42. all iu the Keastera Enlargement. c:nite the saut' to lie tilled up with earth so as t correspond with -.he city gra le. und r thi direction of the Engineer, ia 10 dais after tlie polilicaliu of this order, and in delault th. reof th.- M.r-li.ll i, iir ,r.tl ro ri.rli.mi ....h ...... ...... ,!.. and expenses oecu i riug thereby, aillte a vessel t. and tolI . i sale of taid Lots. ..r um U t..teol at may i-- ttertary to sat.t y aaid lien ana co.u. I... order oi .ne Uuaui Council. tej.l .-it ;K0. II. TODD. Clerk. I MUX ItllinKIt RVTTI.KS. Teething Rugs. Bs'li It isas au i Cousbt, just rej'd at aafftl A.C. PrSHKE S. I FT DKAC KI.F.rt. Xcclltcea. Corucaliaa Httru and alse tavaaaas ju.i reo' d at scpu A. 1. PI'SHKK-S. -T'Ol.D DIM-AS. Oold and Common Jewelry. Perfumery. tepli to-'" A.c.PtSHEE-8. 1 l.( K : SSi;Jli;s.-5 ease uire-t Jmrortatioa 1 tins day t:t ,d at Aänsä asvas . v,o sat. ifsf Louisville Ka 418 Ma n t.. Louuville. Ky. a. pli 0 Pi;it V ri. V.I.IS . an tt'ort-neot of eolonrt, thit i If reo'ii ai JAM LS LOW k Co.. awaLS 41S .Mam at.. Louisville. Kv.. GlffBHIMB WawswlaayataSjIaa received and for tale l,y J A .VI L LOW it CO.. ,epl5 41 Maiaat . LuautviUa. Ky. D. VT I- P. VVTafY It it ae to often har Ladiea remark th-y can almost II iuvariaHy get suitea in Dry Ooout at Luu.ich't wbea th v cannot a auy other pltc! I he tact it. be always keet a good ass -rtment of goodt on hand, and what it .till store iiiiport mt .rlU t .. m at low au i ouiform rat-e. Tht it no snare t .A pud. I ut aetata matter of fait, yet We donot a ieh any oee to take our worafo. it. but call an 'I examine hit goodt and Bsliaa. an thereby hare the matter detnoattratad to yoor o .it -i- a. tioo. .ire is id stone trwnl 1, alio l tie on M,in.tr-etiiir.edoj,rauj0,s,.eon1 mm 10 DOZE "' hoe as-nhet. aat d; 5 doc Scrub do do: 2 dot Vavre oo do. 'or tale low by HoENllKOOK V CHI KCHILC. Water street. aug25 lnW e.tmriug; in casts j-1 Snirting on l.an I and foraale Lt o ou naui su'i lorsaic wa JtälH LH k CO.. "J" 41 Jlainst Ltuisvule ky. MrOOn.-10 eor'a of aeasoned ilickour anO A.h Wwasl a.-.u;..j mpplyas r)!ä Muk' AS. Kül.N k PftEStOlF. F.r!ttt. .... ...... . .

WW AI AMBHIC I IM;I; v lex 3 ree d Ma f0r 1 by JAMES LOW k CO. I-3 418 Mats at. . LouierilW. Ky.

PKni,niTT03i8 -One hundred thon.a.d rr m replead thu day by JAMES LOW k CO.. I" 418 Maia at.. Loaiteille. Cy. S'i'R 1 VOLl l-HM liRK.-2eaaa.Uii da received ateVwaat larumuuiii .t.nlr,i.d t..r k..-- .- ! jam BS low a co 4is Maia t.. Leaiteillt. J. H. 4. k & co. ARE NOW BBBftM TH KIR PALL WTC C It Or Dwineatlr mj Fane, Ury .oode, I O wnich they ould not, Ue twaiioa af ml ho Uk vfc . .. r stock 1 now being tiled an a f, .. nz tiled ar a rw.i ,rri..i. enK v rk. and in a lew d., ill b frrr .l,,. .......TT."; ereryth-.ug in tne lry Uood line C."ll aa oa will ... ' Caaaimera. KilU.m., P S iiinet. L. , TV,tl1- Jaconeta. RafMHI -t rou Cheek. A", Oeer Coatings. OingSaaat, tolaa..a. Oe oimtit Ki Jataa Pr,in'- vm Itckiaga. gl kT An l a complete aarorimeat of Tnnmiiip . nd Xotiona al th-ir oIH atand on Kii.tatrtet. KraaaeilU. la. aepU WA.'I'KI Two R..od rteady Girla a eaek and ekaaalcru.aid. Applj at once to W. EEKSTEMaN l't-U SUelWood llooaa I.OTT. kvN the New Hanno y Roaa. ..a theight of the Utk inet a .W v-i.T -1 tiold Bow. d Slct.ielri betw L-ea th. . ,i. r..a a.mwill U liberalt r. ward-d Ij l.aVina 3 or with ttpXt S a i top nf the 4 ill. a mile Iron thi.eitr. Aarane tndinattia m at ibit ullrt L. HOVKY t'OKA -7 bagi ia Wareboaae for nalt ty ' iK'. FOSTER CO. 'P13 , Corner Locü.t and Dunham at. O.VTS. I' l agac'.vaa and heavy for aale ay OHO. FOS TER k CO. epl3 Ö.YCO.V-lOJOlUcleau aiaet for tale h kP13 UKO FOSTER k CO. .'I'-W ;OlDS iimt rted Ky A 1 wu d.. .rum nw .ra t k Cc. Eiprea. ealy A. C. Pl'SIIEB'8. -i 1 1 I DlKS.KKYKRt TTOX8. Charau. n.ad. Kfaaa ilea, Co tub. and ltru.hc. . u-l rcu'd -t Z -l" A. C. Pl'SHEE-a. Jl,( BU VKS' Accor Icon, and I rtnch Harp, jnat ree f rl'li i A. C PISHKE'S. OCTOawf 1 a A I. K K K. w M M. KLUOTT and O. K. WALKAi.Krrt u 0 I. It bae mcoriated theimrlv. i..,l..f i. .k. -' otM-licine and surgery in their r.rious brauehrt ineir omce is on third üeet abort mam. aearlr earosita the old Court l..ue. Tk if are rparcd to attend pi jtnpily to professional calls ia eily aad eooairy. sej 1.1 I aid ,.c.,JO"'V F- it-OVKR A IU rpROrRlKToRS al theUige Lumber i ard. comer of Mala ,m ,;u ln1"" r.vauiiiie lad., w. n'd re-peet'u:i. lalorat, imilder- aud otk-ra wnatiac laaiUr. ti.at th.ir tk u ad C 111 MesC e-'fKISt'llg ol rine kwat ! o' eer grade aud thickaatt. A-nssii i-'n oooriiig. Tin. and Poplar wruherboardinx. Irrs-el tone "citing. Hclo. k Jo.su and S-anttin. No. I SkaTaal piua ShingKs. , and no mistake.) to Sawed do do, (' 1 IS tatet do do e. Ae. Or.', r. rom the Conn'ry will rreie prompt at'entfan. Iwellslnra wiH kasaf a miao that has boards are uniformly cut li and I- t" t long. Term Ca-h, uul-s other wife contracted (oral the time af purcha.e. swlll 94 dr. mt tu wtniM.. IIIIS. PR. NK'iLDY. hiving ukia a bonae on Ch at' ifB - r t. i-rpoiti tfi Kpi.cipa! Chureh, is prepared ta accommo !ati bat Uard rs, also owe ot two families. Ii. I. I-:7CKKMT eft CO., IftROPBIRTORS i rftk Cimul Cliy rVandry la KvaaaVilta, k Od .II kinds ol MactMb.rt . in st le, quality and price. e ual to any aiaale ia any my ol ifi M eet. , U e swäk .ire nd Strsm Kagda s Saw and Ortet Milr Irons 0 i Iron Wal-1 Vt hrels Ca! Wheals. Cart lB Hu. Yx ii - I- r e Kailieg of tt- ms. H 'aas Work of all kiuds M rwajfllsl a"l Cast iron Itnrtg Werk indeed errything iu our hue ol bu.iuess. IV, J( t aiteutioa gieea to ranawva. W. pie the highcTt i f fof Ser-p Iron. Braat an I Cnppef.' Fooii'iry 'k the Canai corner of Canal aad lasjla stroeta. ge p-tf nit.j. c. iu in ii . iii. vi I. r Having .levo'eJ the last tea ears ot Irs life talk etad .ul t iv.iic o l.n profe-.u.n, woald reeioetfally raisett iU pIui nr in dt I t to him for i r f.niooal ,crt ieea ta come fni wi-r I hii.I t'e wiihont delar. It it unusual on tint' pnrt of menii er mt the proi. -1. r.. whleh ha i .'ones to cies rro-t. ani. ii- . rii. -i iv r.-..e-t tli a o-te win .-all on hint in 'uture for i rufnsilokal rvir,. w I are not prepared ant wining t pay i tn ior J'ater.Ul .tied aud 'tir iln i for op ration o the sund. ! n. rsssry iU-tt k v'r.i? T a n'rtws-vi"! TIIRnndeTsign a offers his rtnra .stock af Gi id. I r sate on the B"-trcsMHslli terms. Consisting a' a wall ae-' trcted t'- rtni M- of Clothiag akd rurnishiar Goods Paaa I. nod. II. t. iniI Cult. .I..w.lrp i eaquire of ibe suLscrMron '.be corner of Maua aad Waur. 2 8. KAIIK. HAYI-Tlie i'tjth st gwkTwwt price will he paid ia cash f.r' any quantity of good Uay by ep T. ORAN T ft CO. C It - fiKKD-Th. t-ierilen with ta bay .W has he i' of Red top Scad, ar which they will pay the highest maratt price I'l'romediairl;. sepb T. liKAMT A Ae. TO IKIH II4.TM. PR APT If! I. Bonk-Keener will Poet and arrange Merehants Books, ansie nat Bnllaare Sheets ia iadieia-'! nil or rmionv eoneerns: nr ka will take efcarga I a tett af fwiokt in a Wholesale llnate in any branch of tuaiatt. Apply ai the Wall Taper Store of augll JOHN C. DKVKREL'X. Jr. Bi:PF t.rrHKKSK.M law tvned boaf: BOO IU Eacllsh D Cheat, received at eyll BEDFORD'S. C'O'fTOX s tnWm Mbtrthitnaereeele4Teratatar Kav.'u. fcraale by S. F. G II Mt: KT ft CO . a Agenu Cypiaas actory. C0P4ltT.Kllwitlll. rptlKad Signed have this day formed a Owartoer.hipwaX der the stvl .aad firm o' Hill A H .llidav. for" th. ir.u. a oo of OHrer! Prudutr Business i thit city, sepu-tl r'erwardm aad Cammisaian' KpW A RH R. HI 1. 1. A A ACl'S R. HoLMDAY. dwakd a. Pitr natrcita. HOLuaaf III I.I. .V HOI. 1. 1 D.W. PRODUCE, FOKWaRUINO AND COMMISSION MKt.t HANTS. KVa.8VIL1.K, rWWlWIi MAVIN'f fittal up a large aad snaeiont Warehonse a tea Wa-bash and Kne Canal on Maia sir. et a ear the Ocrat ol leal b'eansville aad Crawfnrdsrilla Hei!red. aad having am -pie Barf- "4t facilities, our artanrtm nt far tl e Storage and Forwarding; 't Produrf aad Merrhaadise by Caaal. Riser or Railroad ill la unsurpassed in tins eity. We arw also pre -aired to roirchu Pr.ilH..r.r llff...nriM 1. tat. m.rk.i i.J.,w I licit orders Ir r the pcrehaae of Oroertes la New Orleans. j w - win earn liberal ejs'-advaaces aa Produce eoa.igaod to I nffor t ile h-re. or to he snipped to Svatbera ar K a tern mar ke'. We hone by iromtit aitcBlioa to tusiaaat to merit tha "il II-i tronag HILL k H0LLID4T. I Mil V MI.I.e FTER tn-day all Iraeeactloat at thit Mill will be far cash. 1. Indiana and Kentucky money only reeaivsd aad paid auk I. . ROSS. Ag - ..i ep2 for Jamct llctt. WAXTKD. . s SITt ATIOV as llook-keeper or .Salesman ia a Dry Ooasl Jt or Grocery Store, rneiceptioaai la reffvreat , tieea to charaeter tad basin est kabiu. Apply at LkeCit. Clerk's office. Sapl tf r AXTKD .-. rordsofgood etraitbt Hiakory Wood delivered at tha Pavilion Hotel, W tUi . r.1-1 a f.an. copy c K . DREW. , .,. . K-; I AVII.II. an tt ; I It eat sanpllod wltk ICR by ralliafl ' aT at the Vt archoute of OKO FOSTER A. CO.. ang 0 Locust aad D.mham sta. OT-KIIK lakl.K -2. by no frrt oa th, eoraer I MM uooueu ana vcutrc tlreeu. Lamu taseo city. Apply ta t, U. ItO.n ar WM. H. JAMES. At Uta jaa Workt. anglO-tf ff O II I It l.lTMK - lim. isi .'ecvs.uw .1 oiiahties - ' .si foeevsaas l .pialities: 0 r, .. aar. ted .rear nrect imporu-ion.oa hand aad lor tale I el "29 J AUKS LOW ro . 411 Maia at.. LoHisvillt Ky. ( '11(111 I; .M . H . It A I8i.. - 2" a hl and kal I bios. low V le by A. t. I.I : it Co.. aug.'2 Sycasa- r- street. (f '"'"i K..-20 doi large site yonag Chickens inst re- , Vy t Ji-i ' COOK'S HAIR. Cloihr. Tooth, Nail, Comb and Sboc Hr K-t far tale by e22 A. C. Pi M.Ki:. FORMI.K. TWENTY -EICHT Shares of Evansville Iaserane. Company Stock. Apply to t. PAUL. Caaawat. t'IIKKSK,-Fifty böte prime Cheata. ree'd aad 'or aap J below the market rata, ly aug'8 .M. Kr.ll.LT. QtMIKIKjj.LJ M dm Family Mustard, warranted part; 4 dot resh Lo! start; !' dos Chickens; 2 dot jars Iresü Praaet. received at eng& COOK'S Family Grocery: I.MKMIl HI II M K -10eaaea4-5FareitBr. Hamask; i caeca j-4 t ur-ilur IssaeasK. received ani äaff sale by James low a co an..' 418 .Mam st.. LonitaiUc. Ky. M'LIIKKY HKDtHITTZ.-V rase, plaid red Ctotstti J. lu cases printed red t'hmu. ob h tiul aad fr aalt l-y .TAMES LOW k CO.. ang24 418 Muuei.. LomaviUa. kj. 1'IM.H Ml LI VOTII i: F VItMhKn.-liua.obs ltuit istproratt C lis ufc. T. C ft A NT aV CO.-S pITV MILLS ILOlli for It t tint MiU itH jt