Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 7, Number 131, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 28 September 1854 — Page 2

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. - ' . . - .. . . . A I I !A IK K H. . LIB Itl.1... YIVI.II.klB ' xTJü' .u.u,.,-' " ' ' Daily Joaraai, peryea.. 5 n 1 s " " by the week Tri-Weekly Journal, per year, ... I 10 4 IN) DO Weekly Journal, , K.'i: CO.NGRKSS, SAMUEL HALL. OP GIBSON COUNTY. CITY OF EVANSVILLE. THURSDAY MORNING,::::: SEPT. 28. Nekraatcia TerriliedÜ-Sinalor llrtsjlit mu1 iimr. W .iiurd Refuse to lDiacuaa the Swindle! In pursuance of an appointment to speak at this place, Senator Bright and Lt. Gov. Willard made their appearance in our city Tuesday evening upon the srrival of the '

ars at i nVlorlr P M Our citirpnt had Lt. i i .i. i cars, at o o ciock r. uur citizens nau tne Congressional records themselves. been led to believe that these distinguished I Wc have nol gpace t0 expose the tissue of servants of the Administration, were coming j faUehood and misrepresentation that this here to address the people of Vranderburgh, I man Willard had the hardihood to reel out without respect to party or sect, until on the iloour citizens upon this occasion. There Morning previous a notice appeared in thecan be M ol,ier verdict lor him at their Enquirer, calling upon the Democracy to as- j handa than one of moral turpitude or moral

semDie at Apollo tlall in force, and verv significantly intimating that the Douglasites were going to have a "love least" all to themselves in the evening, and that no dis cussion of political subjects or reply tu Bright and Willard would be permitted, on so sacred an occasion. Our citizens generally, outside of the Douglas conclave of he Democratic party, were desirous of hearing the Nebraska bill and other issues of the campaign discussed, and accordingly a note was addressed to Gov. Willard by J. G. Jones, Esq., on behalf of the citizens of Evansville, requesting that r.n anti-Nebraska speaker be allowed to answer the first speech of the evening, whether made by himself or Senator Bright, for the space of one hour and twenty minutes. To this note no reply was made, but it was verbally made known that no such proposition would be accepted. After the meeting had convened, the same j proposition was publicly made to the President of the meeting, Judge Lockhart, who staled in reply that "it was a Democratic meeting and the proposition would not be acceded to." At this juncture, the Whig and anti-Nebraska portion of the audience quietly withdrew, followed by a large portion of the audience, and as they were relirng, the Hon. Senator (!), with clenched fist, extending his arm after the crowd, and in an excited and menacing manner, exclaimd "RUN, YOU INFERNAL COWARDS!!!" The leading Whigs and anti-Nebraska men who withdrew, generally remained way, and counciled their frisnds to offer no interruption whatever to the speaking. Senator Bright commenced a harangue, which would forcibly remind one of all the -4th of July orations that they had ever heard, in which the great rRo-ouii t, figured a very conspicuous part. The history of his own Senatorial efforts were given a degree of importance, which in all probability no olher man than Jesse I). Bright had ever possessed the sagacity and penetration to discover. He had served his country in the Senate with Cass, C!ay, Webster and others, and modestly acknowledged that "he was the tyoangest man in point of yemrs!" that served on the immortal committee of thirteen that saved the country in 1850. The main drift of the Senator's long speech was a reiteration of the hackneyed assertions and statements which everybody had heard a thousand and one times before. We will not attempt a report oi it, beeaute we know it would he as uninteresting to our readers abroad, as the speech itself waa to those who listened to it. He concluded with a tremendous harangue to the audience, as citizens of Indiana, to atand by the Nebraska swtsDr.E, forgetting, however, to tell tnem that the sister States f Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Iowa and Mistouri had overwhelmingly repudiated the measAire which he so earnestly "enjoined" upon Indiana to endorse. As 5fr. Bright retired from the stare. Lt. Gov. Willard arose, when a general yell went up from the crowd for Major Robinson, and a scene ofcoufuslou followed which baflles ! description. The Gov. stood upon the stage ' Jike a statue. He would occasionally m tempt to speak, but his voice was immediately drowned by the continued cry fur Robinson! "Nobody but Robinson!!" The symptoms of a general row and break-up were strongly manifested for some 20 min-uti-s. Several prominent U'higs went forward to the stage and endeavored to suppress the opposition, but did not succeed until Maj. Robinson himself mounted the atand. The Major briefly explained the circumstances under wi ich the Meeting was called, claiming cj maintaining the right of the people to ae heard, but declined crowding himself in to make a speech, where he had been crowded out; he conjured his fellowcitizens to listen quietly to the speeches or retire, and concluded ay promising one oi his best speeches on Saturday nigat next. Gov. Willard was then allowed to proceed with little further interruption. His speech gave us a moat striking illgstratiou how sound, and rant, and vehemerce, and affected earnestneaa of manner will give effect to perverted statement of facts and to the grossest sophisms and fallacies, before a crowd. The demasugue was the conspicuous characteristic in hia harangue. The old stale exhordium that he was contend f.r tht nrpi-i-ift nrinrinlaa ...... i .... .1 - .. I.."i'r r. , wmmm ,m in me re volutionary contest of 1776, was repeated

oi m in irom oi venement declamation.

, . . . l....-.A.t..l... ..nn.t....W.. ! T nii MBHIW WH IUP aiUVDri UODiprOiniK . i . t- .. . ,nvolvea 80me01 ine Sro68e3t nusrepresentations and falsehoods ever uttered by a pubtations and falsehoods ever uttered bv nub-

r .1 ial lie speaker. He stated that "the passage the compromise mcaaures of 1850 effectually repealed the Missouri Compromise, and that since that time no national man hH re. rrnfilpii it nf ailV himliniT fnri-a uikntiivpr ' He uuered .hi,. i ,h. the I .! r r-k a k in v iipc: arai nn ni mm; .ia in J innirT sacred compact akin to the constitution of r - " the United States itself, and had been cmbalmed in ththeart of the American people," and no ruthless hand rxould ever be reckless rnnunh tn,lit,rh Ik VVh.f An hnnest neoenouyn to disturb it. hat do nonest peopie think of such itinerant hirelings ss lhw falsiuer8 of ai.knowledred facts and of nhtunitv j The effect which these two big Democrat-! ( auns nroduced in this communis, it is I e r " verv aiioarenf. was bv no means what was i anticipated. If such champions of the Nebraska bill as these discussion, what can merits of the cause they The Dl.jtu.l The Democratic orators ing the State and insulting the intelligence of every foreigner in their honeying attempts at dictation and toadying, perhaps do not (ul ly appreciate the loathing and disgust with which they are viewed by a very larj;e mass of our intelligent foreign population There is no one attribute in the foreigner's breast that he prizes more highly than his oirn independence. We are ure that there is no class of people in cur country more zealous to become familiar with our institutions and laws than a very large class of our foreign population, yet while they are willing to learn and be informed, there is no class who so heartily despise dictation, especially from the demagogues of a political p.irty. An intelligent and honest democrat ol foreign birlh is responsible for these sentiment., and assures us that there is a determination among his foreign brethren to convince the arrant demagogues of the day that they feel above the insolence of their dictation, and as American adopted citizens, will hereafter do their own' thinking and voting. Kcplem be r Victories. The National Intelligencer says: Wre brought to mind a few days ago, the man v victories which in 1 1 1 - war of 1812 gave renown to the American arms and rendered September a iamous month. These crowded so thickly upon the memory as to make us forgetful of more recent achievements. But 31exico also presents its memorials. The reader of the present day will recollect Contreras and Churubusco, which madi? memorable the months of August 1847. In September of the same year followed the victories of Molino del Rry and Chupultepec, and on the 14th Gen. Scott planted his victorious standards in the capital of Mexico. This event the cotrinander-iii-chief announced by a General order, in whi. h he called upon his brethren in arms to return, both in public and private worship, thanks and gratitude to God for the signal triumphs w hich they had achieved for their country, beginning with the 19th of August and ending with the 14th of September. These victories were, however, dearly bought. Three thousand men were lost from he time Gen. Scott left Puebla, until his entrance in the city of Mexico. The Mexican loss was in much greater proportion. XUe Dlaltir banco . t tiie Meeting, Tuenday Nitfbi. We presunve our cotemporary of tlie Enquirer and his Dcugiaa associates, will charge all the disturbance that occurred at Apollo Hall on Tuesday night, upon the Whigs and anti-Nebraska people. They niust not, however, lose sight of the fact l',al was the Whigs alone, who restored the quiet of the meeting. Mayor Hopkins, Sheriff Gavitt, and many other leaJing WhiL's exerted themselves to their u'm.ist to prevent disturbance and restore order in the meeting. There was no disposition on j the part of the leading and responsible Whigs of the city to interfere in the least with the meetiug after the refusal of the -k-- n i ... ..iiniriiid.i toauow arepiy. u,, me contra-1 I .a aa s. s a a I TV. We Klinwth.it I IP pdi imr ii 1 , r. r n 1 1 11 . ai o selled their friends against any demonstra tions of opposition in the meeting. OCT We received yesterday about 10 o'clock, one of those dinner-spoiling lunches, in the shape of a large urn of Turtle Scup, etc., etc., from the Commercial Hotel. We thought we had tasted good turtle soup before, but this was so exquisitely due that we defy competition. If anybody thinks they can beat it, let them send up a specimen on ; I t I i a I jr. n I ti , .- .i I lt Ua.o I . .. . iriai. WCWCIC lau unuom iu II IMNI the proprietor that there would be "plenty ; more of toe same sort" every day at the j Commercial. OCT Thomas Moore (not Tom Moore, the poet) was arreited yeaerday by S. Gavitt, j i ... ,. . ant t . I - s.,ujf uoolS.n ,... üuuiiij. . II. 'ML.. I . ft --.-J if lie WI üe Liki'll III) to llav a lu-u.iv i tuuuic , j- 0 i I. an old sinner ho looks to be or 70 years of age.

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shrink irom.and fear . ' . u.. may ot the nties, as the number and resree- Si Wrli lUe ulLf c.-v T..a.-r.i WIIOI.M.U.K rctiil.

For the Evaniville Journal. of the Journal w I . , r I UlUl 111 I' nil n . , . , , . , T nl' I lr f1 1 1' fin ... i h - i in I un 1 1 ii 1 1 r I iii ii,i iiuui i uti - - W r - . . I . -. article ultT tilt SI nialurc ii JoilS J EK KT. u-u.. - " ' " " "c as8 me ceriam "c ' h.ch he asks me certain questions, the same that he put to me in the Reform some four or live weeks since to which I reülied four or nve weeks MM, to which 1 replied then as now, that 1 never .aid to any man I a 1 . a. 0 ihat 1 WM 8orry I w" no1 member of that secret political order commonlv called "K"ow Nothing',' for if I bad m de.ired I CiULt laVt' PPn nMA I u i t , . ufaoIt i.in . ha.B. K I .L. i. ... wvn. Wltn lhem b members of the order, and I ... . " often positively refused to do so. Again ne asks me if ' d''nt say to persons that I wa an American, and an American in pr.n. ciPles- 1 answer by saying that I did say w was an American, an- I am proml of it.and ""e I re.terate ,t, but I deny ever taftftf sa,a mat I was a supporter of the Native VT iTauC Amt?ncan Par,-V' NoW 1 Wifh ,0 ak Mr TRRr a few qstions which I hf twt tHU af1äWer llke a ,,,an and wit,lout 1 dodge. Are Jou. or have you not belonged to a cer tai P0,,lical k,l0WD oul door " Nothings!" You say that you nave aeiueu mis you uemeu oemg a Know Nolni,,i but you have i:ot denied belonging w ffl Becrel Plcai society, luu Have luth- . L.. . . . "lü 6UU"1 19 am5vver l" cnarges oy IM Yankee method of charging me back. Come a. . 1 I aa .a am m t . , t , . . ..il..l!..n La L. a win pay no lumicr alien l IUI! lO Wliai VÜU may deem lit to publish. JOHN S. G AVITT. Tuen und o-iv. Gov. Joseph A. Wriüht, of Indiana, closed his annual message of Dec. 2, 1851, ... (not yet three years ago,) with this memorable passage: "The high conservative ground maintained by our State is shown in the tact that we suppoit no man who favors agitation. Our people want peace, and they esteem no s, crihce, short cf that of principle, too great to secure it. "Indiana holds him an enemy to the wellbeing of this Republic ho pursues any course tending to widen the brtarh between the North and th" South. Minor questioi s sink into insignificance compared to the real r arnmouiit duty of every American citizen, ihe preservation of the Isifffrt'f of tne union i , i .. i . . ' I- . . 1 1 tatif all. f II. a nn. i..i. i ....... . -u , . ...r, ..unsmtmiig ia.i xnnprviniir, WOlcg ll'iaueenas Oil CUrt uu-n ihe iroubled aratara. aa ..rni.H ... ' and have been carried tut, so far ss they apply to us, in word and letter, uccordinj to the strictest judicial construction, by the citizens of our State. This has been done cordially, and w ith as near an approach to hearty unanimity as any mnsure enacted lo reconcile similar sectional differences can ever be expected to receive. "Indiana desires to see the compromise made under the Constitution, and exp:ts.-ly framed to c -.rry into fleet its provisions, re- ... n -- vji... . . .i.. a .a. i.,..-,r,t one nays to Hie ÖOUUI as weil us t. the North that these measures must stand that Iftuj sectional controversy must not again U ojtentd up that time, as an element wh.ch enters into everything that 's valudbie, must test their w isdom and efli-

ed,

.... . . i out ii tou no not wiib to deceire me enmmn. idii oraer ana puoiianea it. mucn to tip fits- w " - ire nnn irnci to atin .'ir-e jhii n.iGiiasa

h tlipir fs.it la in ttkm i " lJ ' auu "UJ "",Um uu IC r arc IIUl Ulf - , . r - HI It I if. respe'tnllv inrm the puMie that oe tneir laitn in lue . ' lability of the members ia that ward, exhibit Ma. a. h. Saaaaas As aaw f an aft t 'n i to

H. . iioiiiiint ui a kEiiti i oei. si uu a ki u.'iui u , i, .. i 1 . . ,. Hia- jTw will mL.mi j t 'iy.iiiriiiio, inj i "n-rt-nonarirs ol CT. rr ilunrntol , ft lrPMTtl III in lllll .-.-n rr.N iln. t . -" ir-u win Hcurtniiiiiiirc m'. mm. a in rii1in.n'-.iit n : u. . -. 3

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iion, Known to tnc outsiders as "Know i hem. It ia aaid that this ist ia tn Km nUtA Le.Mat .r. . D,t. .wihir. ... V... . TZJZZl "rT. J"'. Ac of hi. own .nMinUctur. lu hat

ar .l? a. .. ........ .- . .. . I AT- .. . . r toW:-fi,l.t,.r,m,.l,. . lZVu.: ' n ..r.atcn .ng.ge,l. and enal le to all order. IttC

reiBiicri. , raoiniDfff. unu UllUI VOU IVe a mure direct " tne unierem oai;KS, unu in the Kx.-cntive tl . i.. ,h, ....7.. . .7' ' : :T.. ".!:". ,.v"v "- ryani tak tev.--y -ie-trirtuB Ac . rn mrtl-

who are tra vera. .i i ... . - Janartmanli nnd ihm narnla mmm a..... I Swinwa. atwd I bwlWr-. Taw - IV pwuciani taag taa atawa at Omlri

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.i. r r un ii wi.ru aw iiuii aettm a wi c vi , ta swircacy thnt Irom whatever quarter of the', ( i- at .ui . i i . . .... . , m.lLF ,i,ini,f .11.1 .. -1 ....... . ..I

Union efforts shall be mnde lo revive this sectional agitation Indiana is against it. "She favors not, nor will she by her votes countenance those who favor, the opening afresh, in any manner, or under any pretense the questions so recently ami so happily din posed of, let us hope forever. Our duly is plain, abide Inj the past, sustain tne measures faithfully, cuts', agitut on, and trust for the future lo the the int ligence and patriot sm of the people under the gu dance of Providence." Josefii A. Wright. Who could have guessed when this message waa uttered, that its author would, in three s' ort years, have been active and prominent in breaking down the original compromise respecting slavery in tho Territory, and upholding the authors and abettors of this wanton '-agitulion J" But, though her Governor has "wheeled about," the State has not, and will prove by an overwhelming vote next month, that "from whatever quarter of the Uiron efforts s tall be made to revive this sectional agitation, ndiiina is again s it." A Lucky Family. In the present CoaVh

,i.OPO , u . a,,ü Duln maybe wrong, Has it never cgress there are two members who are . r, , , a,cCtirred to the editors ol those journals that brothers-Israel W ashburne, Jr , who rep-; they may have been imposed upon! Do

resents the Galeni district, in Illinois, I Jiey are both gentleman of ability , and one ,7Nmuh h,.. k., u.....i :.. w...:.. in tl -1 1 11 0 J " " " W w.vwtve., 1 ... aww..wf I 1 . . p . 1 -y 1. ... j .11, v ui ueariy lour inousanu. 1 ne Illinois brother has been nominated for reelection, in his district, and w ill, unquestionably, be successlul. Auolhcr brother, Mr. C. C. Washburne, has been nominated fcr ! 1. . . - Ccngreas by his politcal friends in Wiscon-1 t , ,, .ad tl. .1 s. i i : I I wwi aa aMsaincB Qiaa eiect on is '-uuu. The three are Whigs, and possess line tal-; ents; and if elected, we presume it will be j the first instance in the history ot our coun-1 try, that three brothers have held seat, at the same time, in the ü. S. House of Rep- i ' r c , , . s I Uköoine ol tlie paDei tri - ncussin! ine . , property of calling a convention for the ( purpose of imorovin" the race of babies. We are of opinion that this is a mat IA. latlil .... I L. . '"- - - - 1 1 I . . i .i.LII Ldll UC IIIUCI1 Wflier BCCOIIIlilllieu by individual exertion. It is a notorious 'act, that the present rising generation is j far ahead of anv former one. The babv of 1854 can smoke, drink, play peker, and deal I ... .. . , ,..L r ,, in lottery tickets. What more could T"T wanl! it ia onIy lhose married editors who . I have lounJ their own nricnl eff ,rfaf in. I . . I nrnvimr thi sna.Kitx. .,n.;i;..n i.oi k .i.....R mV twtvut until lll"i nut' i.ivi llic r b rx . Desperate diseases re-; f- r . ii wuiioii juire desperate remedies.

From Ihe Knickerbocker for September. YVltui an Aini'ric-nit lntf tliiiika un Ihe

-111 Mil. - Nit III l- SlM jtCI. m i . . ' . -. ....... I IIISV.UUUUW Ul UrfVIUttll, a HilllUliai I ... r Ti. v v..... .. . 1 ... .. . . . " ,'11.. umortunaieiy not eni ,or comMMT, was unlortunately not sent lor comnptiln petition with the others, to tde Committee, 11 l,,e l'ffice f le Evening Pobt. The t ttgcrit to tha 5ityr. OfTlw above was rute too late lor an v of'the prise, in w-v of The Post. If von uill iiink- it nil rite, let me have as much puter as it ounht to fetch, h '"""" ' I " ' " i a . . A.i.e .-aiiP.1 .. u.c-town .r va.i.i...urre. der; I ln,IH.. i i .. fSlVlT ot?,. 0ll ,h-,hore of San w.n thar w. ot-een u ffu, fa IM Toe has vamone.l and K..,e off o Hie krtUtr And lhc iVrreVs wre liar. at t! t. mnm Wil ,f,,huj. ' ...Vabe äübürn vin w"h .. Alio u) uiai tue puir scannen i.air. er i..ui wave 0 HftK land oi theiiee aii u.e home or iii- brave. Ofcf vimii thaftH.. that -oraunti,,-iT .wore j Taat aa hat Bt .hou.d Hare urWot JtUa4 aa saM ttaSaShaa! ft thaai, rM$muZtmmm AaSlBS'to freeail1 thtvl CurreiFundejce of the Hahitture Patriot. W'Asnr.tGTo.T, Sept. 17, 1854. The anti-Know Nothings by theft obtained from the dt.sk ut lhe Set retarv of the 4th Ward Couix il, a list of the members of ed not to associate, or deal iih them.on pain r i ., X,,,!,,,.,,,.., i " . ..: .iii i,vttiiiii-j . iiTiirii i . .". . n ii ii . ' - m-m r --WW V W V. U U I I lul slate ot thini's. A Mr Smith, formerly nr-ent of the Baltimore Sun, has taken ofiiJe under our postmaster, probably as the price of his recent letter published in tiit? Union, announcing Ibis withdrawal from the councils of the I? wr at . . : Know Nothings. . . w. . m d 1 1 llur .1 i i. r. I o 11. Tli. rmili-i. .1 l. A - .. - v uipn.j ui lux; VJOVeminent was informed last week bv an olli cial character, that the admin stratum Democrats were liilulit In ivn.un fro.r. it... ... pluyee4 of ,iie vernment, ab,ut whom the ,upiciuI) of Know Nothmfia existed, to ,u.e(ir ulrQn th,lr ,mes ,a. thpv j ,! no secret society whatever, Ittd upon taking - J iviiv I such oath they were to be iven a password into the Deinot ratic councils! Thus is the IniuisIion to be revived! It is not known yet ni-l procured the 4th Wurd Council liat, but the printed copies are circulated from the post ollice. Rumor says ih ii the 1'resitlt nt is opposed io me policy inuicaiet . . to tne policy indicated in the ac'ion of the .an,j.naiw, hut it remams to be seen wheih- . P , 1 1 ,.,,, r... ku ...! . " . V . ' . . " - T "u "PsefI TICPBDie irientlri in lll'e n.-irtu-. .-,r The American party is faltx ring strength rapidly here, owing in part to Ihe rash measures of its o, pout-ills. No political newt. ItSfiTlSfWI SI, The Newark Advertiser appears to understand the secrets of that terrible order of ciiizens denominated "Iv'no.v .Nothings" better than any of our contemporaries. We quote I uTka Utm of I.' V...I.: .U am. nun iiuiiiiu incii, owe understand it, is a man who tries to make l-imsell acquainted wiih the qoithrica:ion of tne various candidates put up fjr office, and votes tor I be one he thinks will ti I it .'t X ...I if fl.ij m - .. 1 - ' , s . men wmu ineun to enquire anu vote 'or SUCH among the nominees for places of trust, as they think best qualified lor them. It is but i justice to remark, that if this is their princi pies, and this their design, then they are what the best men in the country, who are not politicians by trade, but merely desirous lhat ihe best men should be e ected lor office, have llways wished lor, ai;d sometimes lndivi kftatlj worked lor. r,,he question then alllta .1 ,.tj alt'... C 1 . . ui.i-o, uuüiiiiijiuunL-ui rouuue. oecome a bad onr, when it is carried out and nraclic- . . r ed o'i by an organized body of men, instead of the sMiie men pro. eedi g individually and separately! This is lor every one to decide in pronouncing on the character of this formidable part?, aa SWaae regard it, but which John II tchell iJTeeti tn tfiepiae.1 The Indiana State Sentinel publishes "he new riti.. I, consiitution tc, of the Know Nothing fratemilj , in lull. It occupies some ecven or eight culiimns of that paper. Inquirer. We should like to know w Inch of the rituals is the rijiht or fie wrong one. The Enquirer published several weeks ago one ritual. ihe Indiana Sentinel last week puba,,oU er; bu,h cP-t"'"ly are not right, they deem themselves proof against imposi i llu" xv ere ,,ie-v "ever the victims P"a tical i ikers! jlen may be v..i!t ab. I. .. .0.. k,. -tf .. uuiiii.ij-s, iiiuo -u not a minion 111 u Cin. (Ja: Thomas C. Slacgiiter. The Corydon Argus speaking of Mr. Slaughter, one of the cen 'idates for Cyasms in this dUtrirt ..w. I - . r-r-ihe following handsome Compliment to the -I . f .. .. . tnaratier oi mat rentiemao. and one. w e th!nk, he is richly entitled to Mr. SI jubilier i I emphatically a self-made ma born and bred in Harrieoa county. Fevv are l,,ere have enjoyed all the n J1"" ''' eovae, who can b s.iidtc claim a more finislied and accom accomplishd education than he. He was alaravi wont to nuke .A .. .1 .. . . . rt" . i i i 11 1 c in- v C r il 1 - hiwinir hinaavalf i.ii..- i:. " -w u wv ,iv III rreClOUS hours in neglect and indolence. Diligent J,,u peeteniij application have been the means ot not only storing his mind with use- ,., w . iui rwiiovt leuge, out eiViaCblm Im'll, eil anred iitpotj ,,n..n oil ...k: a l . . . es -P"-- -i euij-uit.ana, auove all, cor rect habits of reasunin-r Hia aai.ral arae ler '8 pure and blameless. The fol bresaJi 01 c'U"iny cannot taint it. We defy any V V'eir .finr " an ofhis life Ini nt in keeping with a true gentleman I ratatrfn. n i 1 c wu.teous anu Kind. Collie years :i,m ho i..oa o'.in. nho nnlv 1 .as a. . - . ' . " ' -w, .rav- x.-., c "C tytT nCO 10 the llldjresllin Ol pro-; Ib.... . . . a l . ""'c1""" and ever s rn-e then it lias Deen I a. .. ---- Co tir I miaul I..- oil i ... ir : had a better . mw ex. aa mw. ,

and mure elücieiit ju-'-e tliai. .

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OCTOBER.. -ELECTION.

Mit RmKBt lr rliiiiiiiiiiii . - . . . u 1.1. , ' f. 1 1 1 ' .1 . .nr., my name a, a Camtj cl He f,.r Cikom: t I r ander' uruli .untv r ,h A: tuU-r election. en27 Jimv TPiiii i. ! ' TT. . v;- ; Tn".!, SSÄ ,at SHSl , d, ctUr eimion. i.t FEKDBKICE KttTNEBT 1 Jl" "gg Hat i ny wai a fii'irn 1 l&JZr'ß?r7 f I w NAT. USHER, aai Tea win r.i,M. ---- - . i , üeii UmvJJSmmmHt rtoKm9"! I J5J2TSZZ ZrVLTS'ST BUUt'CWItr J.CtlOU. iri, aj tfpl'U il'Vu ... , ,. , . 1 W t Life nilth iri7 1 . inn, !l.'n ,1 T..r... i Wawl (4 aaawmj of th- curt or c.m th Ih-trict c mpnsrd of the Couniie of V ....... I, : .. '"UU1UMIMImmon PIcu. f. r auderbjr(tti and narrna, a. i.ie icsuiog October election. 8CilJ JI .ViMiiis.-.M will pleat announci mr ram as a Cad.dr ,r el. ctn.n 10 the otbee A.,e.r o( rWn . l..wniiip. attlie aSaaiag October tie ti..n JOU.N J. MARI.ETTE. Mr. I'mfoi. Please annonnee the name of L I) (JRKAT HOl'sE .it can iiJate fur the State .Seaate. ...'.ciirrtt-ai the Cuunliei ol i . c BM I auJerburdh. acpIS Mr. Kpitok: Yon will please annvunee tename ot A L l ki'hisu.ti. ul (jtnjuiaK lur Jadjeiu taa Tüitd Juaicial ' Cm a t a: the cDiuiug election, cpl 0 M. A. II. Sanutks Sir: Picas annnunre my Btme w a caniiiuaie lor irt--rcr oi uairb jrÄti ctiunty. at leteaat clecliuu ep'- JOHN BUKTIS. A. H. SAsnrus. K. i Sin- Th nI.T.i.n.,i .1... . nounee hiait-lfas a candidate at the uinx (rtol-rleti-it. ----- " ,, . ... .... .-,.i.i HI.!!,. Ill Jg. iir iv. pre-at.it iv ul andtn urh nau ty. lu the Indiana 'luerai Aii.moiy . iter li.cMijII v. at G. W. H.VKD1.V. a. MNf'RRS: Please annmince tov name is a candi-'ete t..r the oOiee of Mitrid of Vauderluih Cuuu:y at tin -aauiug Ostoierclcciioa. " P6-" JOHN S. TERRY. Mi. NTKrts- Yon w 11 ploasa Mnonnee dviidk as a citi hilata fuf re-clectiin ti the otface-of Aaacaaur,' for Pigeon. 1 iwntill. at tilt: cusilluc lit . r aftaaBlaa -p Vi U, AR KEN. A. II S IvflüRS. E. 1 . Yon Witt rr?. ! ..T .... J: . . .' r.'. r' I-'"" 'II r''e aatmin nv name .t - i.;. .ie'iirre'i-iPi.s-ifi..u. ,. ... n. - v s . . , i 'ill f III ,'ri.l.JF I A3 derliurgli l ouaty, at the cnamait OctoKr election. JOHN S. AVTT. a-ir.- ... - - - '. ! l" ! crLZZ 1 10 V9t -J " ,re ..Uhorited tn gnnonnce AMlglehartMaa - d .te for K-cleni.-- la tae office ufJuile of the Court of i - aatiti-.i. i i-ji i'ir iiit ii r er i . 1 tn 'ni.u.i f t i ...... ..a Vaa4iwaaaa4Waaaaa. -tiLeeJmg octoueiectiv l - SPECIAL NOTICES. OLOMOCl HI M M Kit. With -he Ut. mi I try utm.-sj h r- . -.immer, the rank r.g.-titma ol th- low lauds and the ma'sii.-. in :lu- .i.-i-p vallei t i nit ,ri ii t ra ui in. -j.-i. ani Suiiin. u I . her in l ...r the VSlx - SlFulZZ. ltZ ÄÄ produce I clWW Jaaaaiea, IK-r..iv-tnen:a n( the Mum ich ar. J nowel. oiarrlieo! T giaewtary. Aga .ad Fever. Billioua e-4. Typhus revir. I'o ler tlime cir.iitnaiauci-a and iuil icna.nl you (SaalS ma.efri-e uteof lli. Hki k I m.i s VKWCTAI LI Pan ar u as power to rfeaaae dM liagh. puriiythe ""d restore health, ace AuvcrtUemcat la aaolher" e..lUlau "I Ulli I a.r. e8 . or u:u. M- mb-rs . r Temple ot IIou.r ao I Lyman Beccher Oiil-1. us Sofl'.. arc re'ue'Ud to nu-ctat Tcuiperauie liall on Tue. day tVeuing tie 2.th. and r rul ii evening the 2'ti. of Se t. at ;a o cl"c. aa bSMtaeai of sreat lafMMMI it on haud. Uy ord. r I C,nm..! CilAS. . MtOUOHTOX, imm'j. ; ft!!' .i M NEW ADVi;iTiiL.li;.MS. i it v BO on i oi.t: 1Mto.il me r arua ul it illiaui Moraa.!, 1 wi: r-nrgh cmntr. . abtiui .he J i. of Sei i. ml er. a liniit i hrruui Marc, lift u. I ", hauos h.,.;,; alar in iier loreheau ami mhi e l.iuu I , Auy oae who will return orgneauy lul .riuanun e..ureri.ing her, .ill lie liberally reaarded by attwS-tf t.O.iifcU. i - . i aa -.i ...... ... . - b aas .) out tuuutry Kuit Socks on baud aud lor tale i 111 J . II. Mali ill... ; CO. VUI-.U. A.U .lillt Ta. a knit WoolUa I)..iitu iiuJ juiru uu iiu.il alia fur aale bv J. H. MAlaalKI A CO. 1a OASES IlnoU tnd Mioe ju.t rue'd aud foriale mW 9 icry ehiap by aeiiM J. Ii M t Olli. I. ii Oil. Ol II HO I. AO lit 1.. fllllC rhoot below the uiouih of I'ltou Cretk, ia Pifeo -L ..U),tt Ollllrlllluua.J. Pr.i r.n naaBra. PUIL.1P Kit.oir.Ii. fit II .aa. i UALK.L.K. Iriwteef. I. VMIS -l JJJI I TO li.1 UV. f Mil Mux muLliis haviug expired, allowed MMhtS tl.e by-laws A lo ...h.eri l eft lu ihe 1. au. v i.le. lu ilau) una ti Cleve i ... i sira.hl 1. in ... JCailruad. lu redeem llieir inuoa aad lot, u 'lice la hereby gil'iu hal I e uurcecuied laMa anu lot aw kaatit el are jui.jt cl lo thir,. at the utile ol Ü.e Cumpauy la lu ii.aia;. .. 3. aTltan laawi aid luu acre tiitvu ly o.e CUipu nt c ult valu t.uu. u m . a:n, aud may a etureJ at Cutt aud .ulcr naakll uue-.uar.n cash, aud ttve balaucc la i e j la. cu-lailUicu aim In in eat i lie luut I .e in the eitle, ul lud...na.ulit aud Evautvilla. and the I .n a lu Ihe cuuuUe a. Ko lalfia, iinr u. Ca-, Maifjaw J..lmaiu. .M .uro-. Circcue. Hag u. l' let.. I'ike. IV ai ric. ti l..u ggl I anderburgh. lie Coiapauy arc .till la lu real estate I ace ft - uij. MasSg, ale. h aiue, un ut.eiij liuu . J.iW,.o uKbi'..Ü, ae.i--4W irasurer. taAiltl t-oil f AI.Iff,' t'l.i i art..l l.iuj. fmt wl - . i.- . . -t ,pait -r w i ti .11 i a.' Zl.ToWat s.iuth IL., we lo V jdiamiLi Jc. -JackgL -I. I" wa k South U..i Ke lo tl t ;." V1' ,Utt-,ur u rt" ,J"-U,: cii uu jon.-a a tan. ur IV . il. 1hjihLiii.I i.ii jucr.,,., 1 H.a. i.ul.',i Ur MStaBJI llllItTK. M cases Mennu and lumlw-wool aliiiu, r.v'd a.... dv aaiti lur aale i.y J.ilil.j U)W .v CO . tt ktiatb, Luui.i ilie. Ky. W KTl.t. Au a-- .rtmeut uf woolen Vejiings r.t'd V una nay Ml lor uic ly J...111.5 uom CO. atffM 418 3! .tlu at., lauuMailLj, Ky I 5tl""ll I.IXK.V. -Ä cae rarious makes roc-1 this day ! J. aua lor aal 1 JAM MS l.ovV A Co.. - tISMaiusl.Lj,ii.ll-, Ky. VALt VU1.K 1 vi'. VI FOR - 1 1.1 .. 'I II K above lärm contains 181 acre, a,' out M acret in ihe I liult.iu.ot Ui.Ii 1 lure are au tue M a. ret in cuhiv .111.11 . it ia- ..a irc,htrd il choice lail .ail Via tnl -. ppn tree.. Cti-r-n.-a. A..-, i- w.at-red by several never tailing .punga aud ii. 111 111 - c tat -. 1 v a . a a ta est ft, v ".- , . auv a v sc . . 1,11c tttabeP ll the swat faaHtj aa having bana takcu uA. Said K .rua I. ahwntMjj miles .outU tr.-m .New llarmuay, on t east bank 01 the Vt abu.h ltive , ia I'osey County, lud. It it . Hi oi location 'ur a wuud ) ard A terry is k-pi he-re Irom tli Dliaaia nVSn, and it aa he.llhy a any pla c un the Waba-h Ii Ter Ahoa lot of ttock. Uurtet, tttmt, Cum, Oau f anning utensils. tVC. .ill toe above wilt I - 1 .Id t privat-aale at alow price fur gagbj. I r laiwibM particular, apply 1 iii nawanaar. ,lJ,-lw OILLKkl SCHXKR. f U K OK I.MII AA . IM'i UBI R..H Cut TV. mmm ikiiirir t uh-u u n is m r... , n i .-.. . j . a-ae i i 1", w. illCU ... r. . - i-siiwi ti . ji ;tuu oneoi BaarUI? -aailwtl Lularitemeut af Wh , h petition aill be hear! on the fir.t dar of the ueat ..... . t ur-c oarni mene'i . rm of th Court of sai.l Comnii..!...,. -k..'-..i .11 ,.s luteretted arenotitle-t 10 appear." . . 1 . 1 KM,.... ,' . . "i" m 1 . . i . 1 . t 11 11, 11 ALribK, A. V.U. AJ IMT AT AVCTfH, BaaROAIMa I On Locust St.. ne.rTv annotite the Si.erwood II .use. T wi,l cll n. a iction at the Court Honae door in Evan.rille . on . n 1 a W. 1, ., (i, 4th at t o. clock. P. M.. ih- alley cnS " Lat . s oi i ein. ,.i Kvan.r.ii ...i d..uie tr.me itaawa "ss. Its in 1 rim r.t t.vananll... and a .unie irame iiouüc rc ,n now reiitmc at rlJn p, r unnm. Sail gr,. iul ir.nts en .... I... a-t .-. and .... Ih- tile, 73 feet to Pe.er lbirf. el, atakl. and aSjwtaa Mr. Hatlert n.vr three itory brick Ii -r, 12 h : bri II r-. I he titl is good ard will b warranted Terms of aale. one-tl.irJ cash, one-third at six and one-third at twelvemonths, withinteritt secure I on th. prunerty. pnf f.ir-her particulars n iuirc uf Ju'n logic. Jr. jj dtd I AMI KL L IST ER. WBRvt IIOTEI., CR SCR Ii! JE: ri-RSiiN a M i D' R III sm KITH. U tl. K. OU i:. PKOPRIKTOK rrin 'Mini nne l.iri r.n- ciaas nove. . m.ir.ii new. po .seating . . CjBiuodaÜju. at vor, reatuiiatle charge, i--' vttii.lTit V I Otis IVOTICR W'-F nn i.-rigaeS t-y the C-nrt ol Cunra .a Pleat if ia. Caan of auderi.iirgh: tho-e wno are in.i. it -d to s-od e-t it. are re - uue'ted to rome 'orward an t m .ke paym nt imn.e 1 uj elv and all those Invinsc-I.i azs'n.t Slid e.-r. mi... ... .It pr-iea according 'o l.a. It m Mame4 1 hat th. ata.e ii -iolsei v-jwd .UILLImiN .M.t(,ll!;i;. ASxa'a. .1 H. laV . JOT'Ä 'phi.;i r-r.i.ch rHjf Binding.- i.m..,. k, MPORTRH an ill) .lerit. ,ri-To, 0e L,kwr K and o : . ii I. 1, M. la. ;i Skin. W i I ' . td I r .. .. 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3P0 Its EaplUS P n,K, I : i . i i . K I - received at e)2l STATE OF ll5 V, , iNntRnrruii ( oi sir. ( Jacob Lnokeaheiiaer. Cl-rt r tl.. - a Court, do hert br certi v tS Sheril of Vu,,.rt ,,.-i, (-,.. ty. that at ilu-i.en-r.il Klwtion to I e bU a th- usnl plaeva of holJior elrctioatin aaid .-ouaty.-n the tveua Tu. .0,, ia OcMtaa ne, iheiooit, .Sta;c. c,utj and T.w.ibiii tkCi rt are the helcte1. tut (ne .IdHc Of the Surrcme Coart OneSeeratarv of Stat. n 1 re-asurer of Sum. Oae Auditorof Stair. (ine SiirioteDcJnt of PnMic Tnf'riirtio.. i im M. mrnT of the Lower Uctue of Cou.reM. One Slate St-aator. One Keprta-otativ la fh General AaaeaMj. fine andye ' the Third Judicial Cirenit. tine PrneerutiBp Atturner fer aaid li.rrirt Of Jolre oi the Cnrt ofPo nvua Pleaa. ( OUtriet omi ed Vaa.ierhorh and Warriek ) One Pro eutiar Attnmev foraaid Oi.trict. nne I'rj-.tv r -irn it.'i nii r One lVr..nr lr Vauderliiirb ocuaty, O.eSherifl (rne Tr- a-urer Oao Ccc?t Surrcror Qaa Afcifir im tji-i' Tmn'ii Witnrat tny hand i a 1 the Seal of said coart at thf L.S. Ciij of Kvamavillt, tat ihe I'Jth day ot SepUBlxr A- D. 4M ep21 to JaCOB Ll'NKENHElMER. C. V. C. C. TO THK I lit lit- OP (iOOD Bit I t D! il'Mt'K art'ele ot r.aiilv Rreaa caa be had tll rim-a ' cllma at Com Faiaily Grocer . and tlioae that w;h c "" l'Pew at tutir nou;i:. bv tearing o drrt at r.i.. COOK'S Family Grocery. t X . k itrsu. . ... WV "'bu-K rlrm aepl ÖU0 do Ship S;uff. ia atere and fc-r tal- at COOK S Family Grocery. fMllH BOUI. 3UU dot. irenh -res ia.t ree d at PW OOOftVt Fastil) Grocery. N EW O ATS. 3) bul. frcn 0 ,t. jnt ree'd nt COOK S Kam ly l.roeery. IMM11MJ ion AKT i'iti si uves, mm. nertpttow. re ihe I n'rrtiaaf nd cheapu.1 u Unu e TTVnR Ari.lt' tTKAT.-'' M fwh. jn.t ree d, - XT. for eate by S. E. G It.BKKT A CO.. P" e. acar Water. flTV.roi.LKfTfns xoTif'K. i fX1 f? .. . ah i .hi n-ai i-..-iau mutt M p.U prevtmii to tr.e Mtc ldV,,V,V,''xT..ti v. a.w w. at- - I w M-eeto E" ' 4th U:lwnm JOHN fahrel. city-Coll. . II.Ol'It innrks P. k't Mill Flour in mmrnmmA for al- " y e.i6 ntaitiia info's. fiMUIOUwf, S foplaf StVingle. i and 'or aalw 3 1 twplb fREsloN iJROS. O. fWjm TatUka. i.ir a choie,. foraale by IS aepla S. K. UlLIIKRr A Co.. Syc. acar Vatftt. IHKM M M BltlllsaHa. SM p-ee.iatsortcd eolennaair a .lualiue. tee n ;aia uay and K-r .ale e plo .1 i MKS LOW A- CO . MMata., I.ooiaeift. 1.MM A III lim it llVTII.i:. Te ilung Riuf. B.lli BMag Bad) Cuiiti. juat re:'d at wplä A.C PISIIKK S. fWT SBA( KI.K TS. NecVIacca. Cornealian Heart, an" I t 'sua j ual lie 'i a'. mmU A. . PCs l IK r-s. COLO PBK. ; id aud Common Jca diy. PerluBlcryTAc, just rec ti aa " Pl3 A. C. ft SllKE'S. pi W R V lSKMKRKS.-5 aaaM direct imroihea. U Out J.y rec.d t JAM Ka Lo.C ü C 'P1 18 siain t.. L.oui. . iUe. kj. n. is. AT i p. W"nVl it -etnoliei. bam fcagdM r- mark ttßf CSwlm WW invariai-ly act suit-.-a in Dry OstaSl t Kur Wh l.rei th y cannot aui other pine-? Th- tact i, he ala ' Vn- s a ,ood aa rimrni I a la n hand and . I i ..ill .. I "ini wuaiiitm timtr til taili.ru ri . This ia mere' I "nl fUm, but a (Inn matter of laat. ygw eta w tmw : .ny one to l.ke onr Wora fo it. Lot call an i e. amine U ,.. I, uu Pr--s. aa. thereby hare ihe u atu r Irm-n.trKled'to v r "u t,f'- "n. Ilia atre it in th, atuu. Ir. .it tuil.t.Je i Man ureet tnnra d..ort bcluw Sect-nd. au2l ' K WM'KKMKI.. - r. hole and h.U l.l l.an I kitu. a el.oiea' article, fur ant by a. V. OlI.llKKT d.- ri Sye.. acar Wat. rf- ' W i P07KN Shoe 11 nil aa'd: JIU I d.ia S.-rnb do alo; 2 Jul Stufe do do 'or sale low bp JIORXBROOK ii. OHrBCWTLL. Water rtrcet. ng2 GI.Mäll.VMM 10 cam atw ityle. reeired and for tale by J a.MKi LOW A CO . "P15 18 Maia at . LouitrilU. Ky. fi: till. l'l'TTO.S 0ie hundred tbou.and gr. lw ceived tfciaday by JAMK3LOtt CO. P'J 418 Main at.. Laaaiarilla. Ky . WII.K dk HOOI.TktHMKKw.-2ctae.thil, pa. ceived ol direct iuioert.tii.fj., ti let and T.rr baadoaie. by J t .MkS LW dr C 'P' si! M.m .t.. Louitviii. J. II. tafBast WM A CO. till .NOW MCllTtlwl I'HEIK FALL STOCK TOT BsaaMnwfa and Fanry Dry l. und, O wnich they would invite the .tfaiion or all who with to buv troo.Jt die .p, lor rash r prompt par -er . Oar ttock u now bemg tilled up by recent arrival 'tn. X. lork. audio a few dais ill I .-ry complete. coatitMng .f evert tluiig lu the Ory Ouuut line Ca'll ana yuu wul tee cheap Catsim-re. Ribbon., S.uiueU. Lacea. Twee-U. Jaconet.. lannel. Apron Cnecka. Lmsey.. O er Coaling.. OingSam. blank-. l. I.amea, J.ana. Printt. inmis, licking. Si at. And a complete aiaoriiaent of Trlmmingi tad .Vutinni at their old und D Kir.t street, Kvantaille. Ja. cpM llrA.TKn - Two g..od steady Oirlt at cook aad eiiaaa- " lermaid. Apply at once tn W. KKhSTkMAN. plJ-tf tnrwuwd Uouae. . I.OÜT. a a the ew Hanno-y Roi l, un the nicht of the 11th ia,t. WtS. pair ot ',oid unweit S .e-tael-a beta cea the e. il. I ..... and top of the 1 ill. a mile I rota thisctty. Anyone tindtugtha tame will be lihmll r- ward-d by leäviag them at this ..(lien ur with epl5-tf S. I. HO V Ky 'OHA . 7 j bags iu Warehouse for -ale lr tiriO. FOSTER A' CO P'a Corner Lucust and Dunham at. 04T8. 1J0 hait clc.n and henry foratle by UKO. FOSTER a CO. pl3 B At O.V . 11- lb. clean .i... for s.le bp OKO. FOSTER A CO. tepl3 " KW ;OIII). inst ree-d by A ii Cc, Ei i rot enljr A. C. PI SIIEK S. iw len dait irum W I :.. at twpU AttUMMtBKVKBI TTO.H. Charau. It..d, Klael A Hat, Cumba as.d Sruaket just ree'd at A. C. Tl slIKK S. llt BO.l. AccurdeontnnJ French Uarm.t r-4 ,11 - A. C. Pl'aUEK'S. DOCTOR-i 4 . n wsrv V-LjK WALKER. WM. M. Ka.LIOTT ...I aa F. WAI.K- ! 7V.i! "!! "CiU"1 them,elve. together la ihe 1 rti'ltc. 1 of tied Ii I II e .1. .1 N 1, 1 t't-W sraUi Iä- i. - . M,clr vsrinu. .rauche. i"r.t.H;.7: 0.1 uirti itlLrt .1 . . n. acarly opp.aeit .it, .in W I"0pd7 I Tufc. i n al calls ia Tl ..... Mit lati Jf ll p l-l ill l t, a-a. IJKoPRIKToKS r o, " i . fl fMd -?h h-ilder. and lZ. wl'lVZt. S ! enrn.-r ..r Maim ... nil 4. .lela eoo; 1. ' "V"U" lU"'. " '""t .Utk U It cvUippt consittins of Pine baatSi oi ererr grade aad thiekaei., A-h and Pine flooring Pine and Poplar weaihcrUardiag, Ireed fine ceiling. Ilexlock Joitu and S-anUia. a' In"r"1 P'ne Shinjle.. and aami,iake.) J do Sawed do C it P..; 1 ,r do t. do Ae Ac. Ordert irom he Country will reeeire IPltWH tTmlUa i-sUITiV r U,rAt no"nahfl" Sntttwi ,r 1. 1. 1 ,,, i lot cut I and U fet I- - Tern.t Caaah, ULlasa ntS rain. m.im... s a . -t ... purchase. ""'"" eptll-3w dAw. KOW.SKD a. 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