Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 4, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 31 July 1856 — Page 2

ADD. H. SA2JDEBS, EDITOK. .CITY OF EVANSVILLE. THUESDAY MORNING: :::::::::: JULY 31

FOR PRESIDENT, MILLABD FILLMORE, or W YOBK. FOR VICE PTlKSIDr.NT, AHDEEW JACKSON DONELSON, Or TEXNESixr.. FIL.L.FIORB ELECTORAL TICKET. GEORGE P. DÜNN, of Lawrence. ANDREW W. OSBORNE, of Laporte. Ill District JAMES G. JONF.S. of Vanderburgh.

UAVIUT. LAlKU.cf i-rry. JOHN BAKEri. of Lawrence. JOHN K.WHITK. of Dearborn. FRED. JOHSSOXBUGH, of Wayne. FESRY BRA KLEY, of Johnson. WM.K EDWARDS, of Vifro. DR. JAS. PRATHER. of Montffomsrr. THOS. A. STA x FIELD, of St. Josephs. JOHN B. HOWE, of Lagrange. WM. R. HALE, of Wat ash. A Farting Word. We do not know that any particular reply is needed to an article in the Yincennes Gazeft of last Monday, addressed to the editor of this paper. We assumed the position that he, in common with us, honestly endorsed the nomination of Fillmore, and he placed Fillmore's name at the bead of the Gazette in the full faith and strength of rißht, justice and patriotism, and promised a good fight for Fillmore and the National principles he represents and that after doing this, there was inconsistency irreconcilable in changing to Fremont, when neither the one party or the other, nor the one candidate or the other, had undergone any change of 'principles. In reply, the Gazette says it if. opposed to those who for- " mess of potts ge" would sell out Mr. Fillmore, American 'principles, and the American party to the B lack Line Democracy. We are opposed to f,his also but we are equally opposed to th e who would sell the came to the " Black Republican" party. We are opposed to any sale of Fillmore and American principles, and therefore we look with no faror upon the Gazette's sale of Fillmore and American principles to Republicanism. The Gazette is in fvxvor of sacrificing Fillmore, and all organization in this State to adTance his claims and American principles, merely because it fears if this sacrifice be not made, Buchanan will carry Indiana. We are as much opposed to Buchanan and his party as any other man in the State, and have proved it by our works. But for this reason shall we betray those with whom we hare been cting, turn traitor to the choice of our heart and judgment, and trample in the dust the principles we have been so long advocating ': Has enmity to a man or to a party any just claims upon us to make this sacrifice of opinions, feelings and political honor ? In advocating the claims and principles of Fillmore, we believe we are right, that we are obeying honest impulses, 1 that we are acting the part of a true patriot So precisely did the Gazette believe a month ago. We have asked it to show any change in Fillmore and his party for evil, or any change in Fremont and his party for good, since that time, to justify the Gazette's sudden somerset. It has not specified any. It has sacrificed its friends, principles, party and candidate, merely to carry out something calculated to humor a narrow State policy. If the Gazette thinks there is inconsistency in the Journal's supporting the State Tickst and Fillmore at the same time, is our inconsistency any greater than the editor of the Gazette's, who stood side by side with us in supporting the same tickets till he changed for Fremont? He is probably aware that the National Americans of the State support the men on that ticket irrespective of the platform passed by the Convention which nominated them knowing themselves not strong enough to run a ticket of their own, and taking these men on the virtue of their opposition to Old Lineism and its corrupt leaders and infamous principles. As for the "platform" passed informally by the meeting which nominated Mr. Veatch, he refuses himself to be governed by it or in any manner to acknowledge its binding force." We assure the Gazette there is no three cornered edge to the Fillmore plat form as it suggests at least its edges never touch the ribs of its real friends. In conclusion, we trust that as the Gazette and Journal differ as to the Presidential candidates, we shall not permit this difference to interfere with our united efforts to crush Old Lineism, and secure success for the State Ticket. We have no disposition by quarreling with friends to give an enemy .the advantage. We are honest in our opinions, and we accord the Gazette equal honesty in its faith. Fillmore Barbecue. Recollect the Julia Dean will leave -the wharf this morning at 7 o'clock for West Franklin, to take citizens to the Fillmore Barbecue, to be held there to-day. Let all Fillmere men who can leave their business for few hours attend this Barbecue. The Julia Dean will make the trip in a short time, and return in the evening. Take the ladies along. The friends of Fillmore at West Franklin exfeet ft big crowd from Evansville, and they Won't charge Indianans or Kentuckians either ftt s piece ef cold ham, or even for a good dinner, a la Springfield Old Line " Barbecue." There will be a number of speakers at the Barbecue, and Jas. G. Jones, Esq., among others, will address the multitude. aw (y There were eight steamers and several large fiatboats aground oa Scuffletown, Wed nesday morning. A lime boat on the bar took fire a few days ago and was with the cargo totally destroyed.

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Giving up the Battle "Willard Badly Scared. There is every prospect that the Old Liners will in their State ticket, be as badly if not worse whipped this year as they were two years ago. They are now discouraged, and

their leaders are fighting a weak battle. There will probably be a warmer strife in this District than in any other in the State. As they did two years ago so will the Old Liners now, devote their strongest energies to preserve the First District. A defeat in this Gibralter of their strength, will be the only blow needed, with their certain prostration in nearly every other District, to destroy them as a party in Indiana. They know that, and every effort in their favor will be used to prevent defeat here. Willard has given up the State private ly, though publicly he carries a bold face. We have understood that while a gentleman was sitting in the State Library room at the Capi tol, concealed fcom view while reading by interposing objects, Willard came in and ad dressed Görden Tanner, the Librarian, who had been laboring zealously for him. He de clared he was beaten 25.000 votes, and Tanner agreed with him, declaring that he was not going to waste any more time and money in so useless a struggle. Both were indignant, as new and bad news had evidently just broken senses. A correspondent of the State Journal,. signing his own name, says: On the 15th inst. I saw Gov. Willard in conversation, about political affairs, with two other gentlemen (who they were I do not know) in the State House yard, and was near enough to them to hear distinctly what passed be t ween them: First gentleman asked Willard. "How is it going?" (.referring to the coming election,) "O, we are licked we are licked," answered Mr. W. Second gentlemen added, "We are that the damnedist." The same writes in another part of his communication says: But why does Mr. W., and why do his pets get so waspish and "venomous" at me? A gentleman of unimpeachable character, from another county, has published that he heard Willard tell Mr. Culley that the State was lost and that he (Willard) would not spend another dollar of his own money in the canvass! I am told, also, that another gentleman of equal veracity, from Johnson county, heard Mr. Willard say, that the Old Line party in Indiana were "going to hell!" Willard is doubtless more candid than poli tic. There is a determination among all men opposed to Old Lineism, to sweep it from this State the ensuing election. We all remember their acts in the last Legislature, when in a decided minority, yet holding the power in the Senate, they clogged the wheels of legisla tion, and bisely used their advantage for the most rascally purposes even preventing the election of a U. S. Senator, because they, the minority, and representing a minority of the people, could not get a Democratic Senator and thus compelled Indiana to be represented for two years in the U. S. Senate by only one Senator, when the smallest State in the Union had two. The people have not forgotten the infamous conduct of the Old Liners in that Legislature, nor the iniquitous acts of the Pierce Administration which the Old Line party of Indiana endorses. Willard supposed they woull forget, or that not forgetting they would prove themselves filled with a christian spirit of forgiveness. But christian charity has no mantle large enough in politics to cover Willard himself, who the leader of the Old Line is in this Legislature, and the prime mover in all their rascality, has been thrust before the people of. Indiana by his party to ask their suffrages for the highest office in their gift. . He has discovered this,' and he has no doubt the very best reasons for his belief that he and his ticket will be defeated by a large majority. OAdd. Sanders, of the Evansville Journal is much excited about the conduct of some of the brethren. They have begun to make trouble in the camp, and threaten to vote for Lockhart, on account of the slavery question. Add. does'nt think that such small matters as political opinions or objects should be allowed to interfere with the holy purpose of ruling. Lou. Dem. We trust harmony has been restored, and with it such, unity as will render any excitement as to Lockhart's election unnecessary. At all events Add. will keep his shirt on. Add- is determined that political opinions or objects shall interfere, not with any lwly pur pose of ruling, but with the unholy purpose of the Old Line party, as conveyed in the real and prime article of their faith, rule or ruin. To accomplish that object we have labored, and we hope with no undue excitement, to secure harmony and unity of action, among those having the same purpose. Fillmore Meeting at Newbnrg. The Americans of Warrick county field quite an enthusiastic meeting at Newburg on Tuesday evening. Messrs. John J. Chandler and Wm. K. McGrew, were present and addressed the meeting. A good deal of the right kind of spirit was manifested, and the best of feeling prevailed. Scarcely a soul left the building during the speaking which lasted until 11 o'clock at night. Mr Fillmore is rapidly gaining ground in old Warrick as every where else, and prospects are trnly cheering. The Fillmore and Donelson club of Newburgh adopted a constitution and are now thoroughly organized. Success to them. Take Notice. Ye who come up into our sanetum, and carry off our exchanges! (particularly the Louisville and Evansville Journal.) that the penalty therefor will be an application of shoe-leather. This intended for those who do without obtaining permission of the proper persons. Newburg Irib. It is hard to have to give those who carry off the Louisville and Evansville Journal boot in the bargain. But we hope the reading of these papers will make them better men.

People's Club. In pursuance of published notice, a meeting was held at Crescent City Hall on Tuesday evening, July 29th, to form a People's Club to

operate in the coming State election. Philip Hornbrook was appointed Chairman, - ' ' and G. W. Rathbone Secretary. The Chairman stated the object of the meeting to be to form a club, composed of all , opposed to Old Lineism, and with a view to promote the election of county and State officers without reference to the Presidency. ,. ,, , ... . V'n motion, .Messrs. DaKer, HOUinSWOrtn anil f . Decker, were appointed a committee -

to report a Constitution .and by-laws fora,ruins-

club, as proposed. After an absence the cornmittee submitted the following, which being read were unanimously adopted Sec. 1. This Association shall be called " The People's Club, of Evansville," and its objects snail be to aid in the election of the People's State Ticket ; the People's candidate for Congress, and to oppose the nominees of the so-called Democratic party. j Sec. 2. The officers of the Society shall be a President,' two Vice Prasidents, a Secretary and Assistant Secretary, and a Treasurer, who shall be chosen by the Society, and shall con- j tinue in office until the Slate election. ! Sec. 3. As some of the members of this Club are friendly to the election of Millard Fillmore and others to the election of John C. Fremont to the Presidency of the United States, it is agreed and understood that on that subject we will agree to differ, and that in the proceedings and discussions of the Club nothing shall be done to offend the friends -of either candidate, and that any attempt to violate this rule, shall be promptly checked by the presiding officer. Sec. 4 The officers of the Society shall constitute an Executive Committee, and as such shall be charged with the execution of the objects of the Society, have charge of the funds of the Society, and shall receive and disburse the same, subject to such rules and regulations as the Society may from time to time prescribe. Sec. 5. The funds of the Society shall conconsist of such monies as may be voluntarily subscribed by the members thereof. Sec. 6. The Society shall meet on the evening of every week until the State election, at such place as may be pro vided for that purpose. The following officers were then appointed: JUDGE STEPHENS, Pies't, C. Decker, ) ,7. t, . - Phil. Hoknbeook, Vice residente. G. W. Rathbone, ) t . A. Lemcke, Secretaries. F. Johnson, Treasurer. . The fixing the regular day for weekly meet ings was postponed. The meeting then adjourned to meet at Crescent Hall on Tuesday evening next. P. I10RNBR00K, Chairman. G V. Rathbone, Sec'y. , From tho Indiana (State Sentinel. Educational Interests. The following circular was prepared to be sent to the County Auditors previous to a tour of county visitation into the Southern part of the btate: Department of Public Instp.üction, : IswANAPOLis'May 22, 1856. J To the County Auditors: Gentlemen: You will receive through the Secretary of State, in boxes directed to your county clerks, the following books, one copy of which is intended for each of your townships, viz: Legislati-ve Documentary Journal, Acts of the General Assembly of 1855, and Pennsylvania School Architecture. Please request said clerks to have the aforesaid vol umes numbered in their numerical order on the list of their respective libraries,' and also furnish tbeni with a copy of my last Report and the Revised School .Law for the perma nent use and reference of the Township Board: and distribute the other copies of said report to school officers, (Jounty Examiners especially, and other friends of education as you may have opportunity. Put them into circulation; among the people at an early date. Yours, truly, Caleb Mills, Sup't. On my return, after an eight weeks' absence, I found that the boxes had just been sent. 1 his delay, much to my surprise and no small vexation of the school ofheers and of the friends of education, was occasioned by no fault in this or the Secretary's Department, but was caused by an unforeseen hindrance in the pre paration of one of the volumes ot I oktee a In diana Reports. Ihe above circular will apprise the citizens of the fact that they may now have access to the aforesaid documents and educational works in their several townships. It may also be a matter of interesting in formation to the friends of the cause to know that the suit commenced by Springfield township, Franklin eounty, to test the constitution ality of the provision of the Revised School Law of 18oo to equalize with the common funds the inequalities of the special funds, with due regard to the proviso of section 101, Re vised School Law, has been decided by the Supreme Court in favor of the constitutionality of said statute. We now have stable ground on which to proceed, and ample margin and incentive for improvement. Editors of Indiana will confer a favor on many of their patrons by copying this article into their journals, as well as greatly oblige the undersigned. CALEB MILLS, Superintendent of Public Instruction. Wild Cat Baaks. Iudiana is once more becoming infested with shinplaster manufacturies, and these Cincinnati bank note reporters are commnedin? to public confidence the Indiana Bank, at Bloomfield; Commercial Bank, at Elkhart; Mining and Manufacturing Company's Bank, at Point Commerce; Downing's Bank of Indiana, at Richmond; and the Western Lxchange Bank at Indianapolis. The- last named institution redeems its is sues with the notes of the broken Bank of Anacastia of the District of Columbia. It is a worthless concern. We have known several individuals to be swindled by this Western Exchange Company. It would suit the people better if its owners were doing business within the limits of a certain State building in Jeffersonville. We say to the public don't touch a dollar of the wild cat money we have named above. They are are all swindling concerns got up expressly for doing an illegitimate business for the purpose of cheating the people out of thousands, perhaps millions of dollarsr These rotten concerns are all under the ,. j, , 1 Cr' FT w a . SaDCtlOa and COntrOl Ot UnCinnatl liUra Street brokers. StaU Jour 24A.

FALL OF A FOTJB 8T0RY BRICK BUILDING.

Two Dwellinss Crushed in (be Bnim. Loss of Life Several Persons Wounded. . j During the high wind which accompanied the storm yesterday, afternoon, a large four i '.Li Mr . l x-r .1 . rTv:.j öu,rJr or,CK ouuumgon me xorui siueoi iui u Rtreet. hAf wApn Ra nnrt Kim. wrhih was in ' progress of erection and nearly completed, was blown down, and the ruins falling on two ,. , ' ! small frame tenements, adjoining on the East they ere completely crushed, and the nm" overwhelmed in the fallen masses. A large Crowd quicklv gathered around the Scene nr th HUaator inHiMnvironttnirnrlr with 1 - ... j - - a will to rescue those who were under the The house immediately adjoining the buildlno' wn (VPtinipH Kv a. Mr frnmmpil with his j wifa and chiltL Mrs. Gammell was soon taken out of the ruins, horribly crushed, and with life totally extinct. Jane uammell, a ; child aged ten years, was found lying by her side with a broken thigh The house next door was occupied by Mr. Penner. Mrs. P. who was within a very short ' period of confinement, was found under some timbers with her back badly hurt and her foot crushed. Mr. James Henson who was in Mr. Penner's house at the time of the .accident was badly injured in the side. Wm. Mooney was found under some ruins where Mr. Gammell's house stood, lie was seriously bruised about the head; both eyes were closed, and one of the eye-lids much lacerated he had also a gash in his side. Two carpenters, named Jas. Rice and Jas. Fay, were working on the roof, and, although they fell the entire- distance to the ground, escaped with but slight injuries. Mr. William Cahill, a private watchman at one of the railroads, received a severe cut in the eye, by the falling of a brick, as he was assisting in rescuing the wounded. The building was owned and erected by Mr. E. Lunday, a Master Builder, who intended occupying it as a carpenter shop. The ,i 1 1 i . ii ,. i . . . Side Walls Were up and partially enclosed, but tne end wans naa not oeen erected, xte fällen bricks Were entirely Separated from the mortar, which crumbled under the touch like so much sand. The Co oner will hold an inquest to-day over the body of Mrs. Gammell, at which time a fall investigation in regard to the cause of the accident will be had. 'As it was feared that others might be buried in the ruins, workmen were engaged in removing them until a late hour last night, but none were found except those we have mentioned. The Mayor, with a strone detachment of police, assisted with commendable zeal in the rescue of tho un fortunates. - The wounded were carried to the drug store on the corner of Race and Third, where they received the necessary medical attention from difierent physicans who were called in. Cin. Com, 29th. From Iowa. We expressed the opinion the other day that Iowa would go for neither Fill more or Buchanan, but a gentleman writing to us from Iowa City, and ordering copies of the Journal to make up a club for us in that dis ta'nt region, sovsin his letter: "Fillmore will sweep this State by 5000 majority. Very lit tle said, but the yeomanry are all right." We tope they are, and that our correspondent is also. We seni him greeting, and warm hopes for the success of the Fillmore men in Iowa. SPECIAL NOTICES. WW Notices in this place, ten eents per line one insertion 20 oouts per line three times; 30 eents per line one week; disoountnn loDgcrtime. HOTICE. Thk entire sttendanee of the meiabers of Temple of Honor Division is requested on Friday evening next. Business of importanoe will be transacted. y3t JOHN TRIBLE B. S 43 There will be meeting of 4u St.ockolders of the Northern Plsuk Road Company, at the office of Jones it Bly the in the city of EvansvUle, on Saturday. August 9th, 1856, at which time a statement of the affairs of the Com pint will ba made, anl the question discussed "shall tha Ev ansville, Indianapolis and O .aveland Straight Lin Railroad Company he permitted to so locate their Read as to render the Plank Bond dangerous. If not useless, and thns torn 'ha travel from Main street, and deprive the greater portion of the Stockholders of the principal benefit anticipated when they subscribed their stock?' a , j31 lot JAMES a. JONES. Secretary. Col. Henry S. Lane Will address the citizens of Vanderburgh county at Evansville. WCDXKSDAT A-TKHMOON. ATUUST 6TH . Men Of all parties aro invited to attend. tie will address the citizens of Gibson eounty at Pr nceton Thursday afternoon. August 7th. ana the eitiiens of Knox county at Vinoennes, Friday afternoon, August 8th. Dyspspsia. There are but few who do not at some time experience the uupleamnt effect of 'temporary indigestion, such as a sense of fullness, weight and uneainessoi the stomach, foul tongue, bitterness in che mouth, nausea, sick headache, &c, fcc. All such feelings are evidence of approaching dyspepsia, which should al way- be cb.ee he d and cured by the use of Hoktettkb'S Stomach Bitters, which are known to be an infallible remedy for all such complaints- To this thonsanäs will testify who have tried them and proved the facts. H OST ic tt a ei's Bitters are for sale by our nrmciDal Druggists and Dealers generally. HAL. LOCK, ft STODDARD, j y3-d&w WOOLS EY & SAW YE R. Mr. Sandkrs: You will please announce mr name as al candidate! for the office of County Treasurer at tho ensuing! (tfftnkav alantin vOtt T . U T ßDL'U'IT wwwwva v.vuwvna. j au ev'-utw a c. Ei f. . A H. SANDERS. ESO. Ton will innaniiM tha. -.m f a W. McBRlDE as aeaudidata for the athea of &hrift n' V&m. derbnrgh county, and oblige many of the citixens of tho eounMs. Saxdkrs Sir; Yon will til im announce m nama m an inaepenaentcanniuaie for tne omce ot Uouncy Kec order at me enduing election. nyz9 v.M. u. ctlA DLUK Mr. SaKDKKS: Please announce mv mini & MmiiHnvt-A ior neooruer oi v anaerourgn uounty t the ensuing b.U election, suo'ec. to tne aeetsion ot the ixmocrate Conven tiom. my'll JOHN FARRELL. A. H. SAWDERS. Esq Plein mnonnM mr nini ava & Min. did at for the office of Ölerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Coart u vasuuig u cia Oer election. Editor Jorsir al:- I am a candidate for the office o Shariff oi an -.er burg a eounty at the ensuing Octohere'ectlow XEW ADVERTISEMENTS. R 4 T K S . One square, ten lines or less, one time. 60e: three times, $1 is week, ft I 50; two weeks. $2 50; one month. 4; thre on months 47 SC: six months. 410: one vear. $15. Disaonnt a larer advertisements. Cards of six lines er under, $3 per .Uttum. w u vaarge ivr marriages, uaain or religious UOUCOS. EVXTRA FAMILY FLO I R from new Wheat, en y31-lw nana ana ior sale at aeooaa sireec juiiis B. B. BART. ST. CHA ISLES HOTEL) PORTLAND. KT, ' H15 undersirnsd, L.4ee of this newly erected and adml a. ramj adapted hotel, takds pie i-ure in announcing te the puMia 'Dneti'U. and e peeally to pas-angers arriving or departing at the Portland W hart, thatthis fannse is now etmp'etvly tarnished ad ready for rh aecommodation .f Oaests. livery item of Furnitur, beddir.g, and indeed, the building threushotst. ia fitted np with artiolee expressly manufactured tor the honpe Situated as the St. Chsbi is is, imtnedia'e'y at the landing ef th prineipalshipping poiat lor Lon.sville, where nearly all her str nrBr guests first arrive, and from whence they depart for the We s nd Sooth, this hou.reaft'o ds aeonvenienc and eomfnrt to the traveler heretofore not experieaeed at this peint It shall be the esrneet endeavor of the Proprietor of this Establishment o ooenmand a i-ifceral share of publie patron age, because he intends to deserve it The nouse. with iti extensiTe grounds, cool, shady scores, and general conveniences is unsurpassed as a trans : en t hone. It. hall be kept as a firjt-elass kotel lacking no ojtf of the essentials of such a taMihmnt, Ma J. W. Redding wtll known to the traveling public. 11 V as. Uli 1QOE CO D WH W u OTafcU H- WJS JQ L.OQIPTUie IS eft ggd. and willassistinthgeneraliranagemetitofthehoiu l lüe patronage of the public is resrecttniiy solicited. J31-f W. W. OWEN, Proprietor.

TTICL.E FOft SALE. NT on wishing to toy a good four year eld Mule, will plaase all soon at - y3t ' fRESTON BROS.

gLOCR. BACON AND LARD Wa haveoa hand JL mall lot of Floor. Baoon. Lard ana Corrn Meal nl, which we wish to oll to close consignment.' - y30 PRESTON BROS. TRUSTEES StLK AT AUCTlON." GREAT BARGAINS! rglHE undersigned will tell -t public auotioa. at the doör SL of Wooleey ft Nelson'a Auction Roam, in the city of i.iii.mi wu. .i...Tk...ji.M.j i.k .m i.. vrb, 'roDt ' ih e17 "f . 0ni riT. extendlngdown stream fron the centre of Division strett to a point i tm from eine street. About 350 feet of this .a. ..i, 1 of the eoutb-en-t. and part of the south-west quarter of sec tion 8 town 6 south ot range lowest in Vsnderburgh eounty. . also bot . eoniainin o eoatainmc S aores. m seeti.n 10. town 6 ruwa 10 wait. Alo. western of lot 1; western of lot 21 westerns oi lota, block 12. all in the Fourth Enlara-ament. aajoming tire oity oi c.uiit r of Eraasrilln. Terms made known on the M J. BRAY. ) Assignees of JNO. SHANXLIS, J 0. Bell. ' to amount of $5. say or sale. T28 tds Velksbota copy BOARDING. tHAVE room at my honse, formerly Mrs. Pentecost's, for a few more hoarders, and can accommodate Several iady boarders with roma. on reasonable terms . MRS. WEGLEY. y28-?w Witer traft, between Main and Locust. ALABAMA LOTTERY. Authorized by the State of Alabama.' Southern Military Academy Lottery! CLASS K NEW SERIES. To he drawn in the City of Montgomery. Alabama, on Till RSDAY. August 13th. i856. oa the HAVANA PLAN! SAM'L SWAN. MANAGER. PUZKS AMOL'nTINO TO 3 Q O 4 , O O O ! Will be distributed according to the following M ;-VIFM K.VT SC HKMK. 30,000 NUMBERS 16,185 PRIZES! 1 Prise of 40.000 is 4O.00ri 1 do .v.... 15. IS 15.000 1 do 7.000 is : 7,fio l do :. s.ooo is s.ooo 1 do .... 2.000 is 2,000 l do 1,000 is l eoe 1 do 1.000 is 2,f0 10 do 200 is.... 2,000 100 do 100 is ... 10.000 4 Prises of $200 approximating to 40,000 prise are..$aoo 4 4 4 do 100 l.vono do are.. 400 do da do do do 75 60 50 40 25 20 8 are. 7,000 3.000 2.000 1.9 0 1.000 20 do do do do do do are.. 300 are.. 240 are.. 200 are.. ISO are.. 100 4 4 4 40 do are.. Sue 15.000 do ... 120.000 15.185 prises amounting to , $204 OOO The 15,000 Prises of 8 are determined by then imber which draws the $40.000 Prise if that number should bs an odd number, then everv odd number ticket in the scheme will be entiuea to no; li an even numoer. tnen every even numoer ; ticketi the sch-me will be entitled to . in addition to any f '' . j number tickets will be certain ofdrawing nearly half the eost of the same, with ehaaees of obtaining other crises. Al! those tickets ending with O. 2,4 6, 8,ar even and all thoxn ending with 1. 3. 5. 7. . are odd Remember that every Prise is drawn, and payable in full without deduction. 9A11 prises of 1.000 and under, psid immediately after tne arawmg oioor prizes at tue nana hbi m tmriy aaye. Allcomnunieationsstriotly confidential. The drawn numbers will be forwarded to purchaaera immediaoely after the aritwing. AW Whole Tickets. 10 Halves. 5 Quarters. t2H. Prise tickets esshed or renewed in other tickets at either offioe. Orders for tickets can be addressed to S. SWAN tt CO.. Atlanta. Oa., or y26-8A S. SWAN, Montgomery. Ala. vriVTED.-A good workman to make Buggr Wheels "if and Wagons. Such a man ean get ateady emploan fl i Tie gssal lina' AH y2r-.3t JOAN P. CRICKMCR, Vineennes, Ind Vin. Gas. if I DISSOLUTION NOTICE. 'HE copartner hip heretofore esistinitTinuer ib style tod 9 tirm of Oolburm & Ue'8hhr(r. is this d?y rtisolvd by muiaai content. at l h. r. w j. (.hilul Kr . 75-tf JOSEPH N. HRRSHBKRGER COP4RtiEHSIIlP NOTICE. rfTlHE nnderaifFnd hav this day formed & eopirtnership, M. ander the style and firm of A. it Col burn & Co.. and havior taken the stock and stand of the firm of Col barn. Ar Hnrshtierrer, will assume the liabilities of the sai firm of Col burn & Hershrerjcer, and are alon authorized to settle the tmsinessof the tame. -ANDREW J. COLBUKN J25'tf JONAS COLBCRN. AN OltDIN ANCE Supplemental to an Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to prohibit the erection of Wooden Building in certain portions of the o-ty of hransville," passed and published July 4 h. 1855: KC 1. Be It ordained by the Common Council of the oity K7 or bvansviiie, that no dwelling bouse, out bouse, kitchen sneo, store noose, warenouse. carpenter or o aoksmitn snop or snv ether house htiiidtnar or shed of any kind or descrip tioa wbaterer. eicept the same shall be built of stone er brick, shall be elected, removed or olaced anon anv ol the following described Lo's or any part or subdivision of any of said -Lots, that is to ssy Lots s. 2s9. 'i.v. 231. and 232. in the Donation Enlargement of tho city of EvansTille afo resate . SKC. 2. Any person who shall violate any theproTUfons of this ordi ance. shall be subiect to the penalties prescribed by the eeond section of the ordinance to which this is supple mental. JOHN DEW80, lWaTOT. Wkll. H. Walker. City Clerk. y25-30d CORPflRATK f KOTirK. ORDERED. That proposals e reoWd rntU 1st Mondar in August next, for laving down Crock Pipes on Main strK.t from theCanal to first nrees, and also the buill'ling of six tJisterrs: the pines to re la-d and the cisterns to he Mint according to v"c'"cawonsof the City Kngneer. which will be ready for insneeti..n at the cnty Merk's trtnee. oa main st Br order of the Comciin 0"uncil. y25 tlA WEIL. U. WALKER, City Clerk. Corporation Notice! ORDERED that the owners of lots fronting or adjoining Second Street, extending from Chestnut street to Mulberry street, cause the plank side walks a(ijin'nfaid lots to do tnorougmy repaired witnm ten nays niter tnc puDiioa.on oi mis notice, and in default thereof. Meining elonnson. Councilman of the Ninth Ward, is authorized to proceed anc repair said sidewalk as aforesaid, and the costs and exnenses accruing thereby will be assessed to and collected by ssle of said lots or so muol- thereof as will satisfy aaid lien and cos, ny oraer oi the uounen . 7 23- 10t WE L L H WALKER, Clerk. fJIXTR. FAMILY FLOI'R J sale by jv24 V K 30 bbls aeoeived and for BR A fresh lot for sale by iy24 VrCKERY JOHNSON. D BBLS pore Cider Vinegar for a1e by 3jy24 VICKERT JOHNSON. 4RPn.I.S. Just r43od a fresb lo of best qaal'ty .a tarpaulins, lor sale ty J. H, MA OH EE ft CO. WUSTrec'd a lot of very fine hair cord Cambrics, for Ladies Jackets, for sale very cheap ry J. H CO. FLOUR FOR SALE. V,TE have In store at Bement ft V-ele's and.atTenney ft ft HorensonM. a lot of choice Family Floor. Hivine made arrangements with the abo-e honses to sell onr Flour. the public may rely oa find ior with them at all times a first rate article, made i the very best of wheat. R. M. WIXOATE ft CO., jy23-Im Clay County Mills Bowling Green. Ind. TjcuRiie;i'r iviunf.y. CITIZENS Bnnk. Cherokee Insurance and Banking Company, nd Lagrange Bank of fteorria; Bank of Chataaooga and Commercial Rank of Nashville -nd Memphis and most other Ranks of Alabama. TMinesee, Georgia and Vorth and South Carolina, taken at par for Gtoeeriea at the lowest cash prices, or bought at a small discount for cash, by je23-tf v 8. E GILBERT ft CO., 8yo. near Water. CHARLES BÄiTnUM, ; Dealt nif Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Sec. rittst 8THSCT. BETWES.H MAIS ASD LOCUST, EvansTille, Ind. WATOHK- A IN' D JKWKl.RY. r JMHE subscriber has inst received a fine lot of watchks A a jrwii.ar. which ha ia prepared to sell eheaper than ever for eah. Bis stock consists in part of W.tchee of vari. ou styles and p leea: Jewelry of all kinds and Quality, in cluding come Gold, Stone. Mosaic A Coral la setts; Gold and Silver Chains Braeelets. Lockets, Necklace.. Rings. OoH Sli'es, Sleeve Buttons. Gold Pns. PlafA Spouna and Forks. Silver Thimbles, Guards. Keys, Jett Bracelets. &a. Ike. Ia fact, almost evtrythingusually in a Jewelry Store, all o' which will be warranted ae represented end will be sold cheaper than ever offered tiefer in the city. A call from those desirous of purchasing is respMtfully solicited. Clocks. Watches and Jewelry of all kinds repaired in tha best manner and work warranted. jy22-tf CHAS. BARN CM. NEWS! NEW!! JF. CRISP is reeeiving regularly every evening by Express, the Ciaeinnati Commercial and Enquirer, also the LouisvilleJonrnal, eitherof which will ba delivered toth. subscribers, 12 coats per week, or at 5 seats fora tingle e py. Papers received by Saturday evening's Express will ba delivered an Sunday morniag frem 7 antil So'eleck at hisoffico Foster's building. 'jyat-lw LICENSES. AJOTICE is hereby given to all Draymen. Cartm.n. ExLm pressmen, Haok and Omnibaa keepers, 'Auctioneers. Ten Pin. Bagatell and Billiard keepers. Managers of Theaters or Concerts. Peddlers and Book Venders, that their lieensee all axpireon the 1st day of next month (Augut) and that the same must be renewed on or before that time, and in default thereof the ordinances in such cases made and provided will be strctly enforced. By order jj22-lm WELL H.WALKER, City Clerk. Tri ROSII AND LI.ME.-2nO bbls Tarand Rosin; JL 250l.bla'hita Lime, inshippingorder. forsaleby je28 . GEO. FOSTER ft CO. , ÜTU8TARD 25 boxes dos each, ree'd and for Bale bv ! l?-al .iyz:i 8. B. GILBERT CO., Sy. near Water. C2M CAMPHOR. 1 ease ree'd per Marengo, for aaln jy23 by S. E. GILBERT ft CO.. 8yo near Water. ! 1 ( irlisitü I.1UIUU 200 1U very choice just ree'd. Tor wiy sale low by jy23 S. S. GILB RT ft CO. fJlCK WHEAT PEED. 5 bbU Book Wheat Seed, 1 ree'd per steamer Diamond bv JT22 Z. H. COOK & SON. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. . TSAfOTICE is hereby gives that I will sell at Poblio Auction 1 en Satnrday , the 3th day of August, 1856. at the Auction Roomsof Weolsey ft Nelson, in Evansville. The personal properer of Marv Shannon, deceased, consisting of Bed. Beddinr. Honseho'ld Furniture. Clothing, fte. A credit of six months on all sums above three dollars, to hring notes with interest waiving relief laws and approved security, jylg H. 9. WHEELER, Administrator.

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a EVANSVlf.l.R A PR 1 WCrtD -k2A7iT T ü - A..- . . i- uivua v iM-tiJU 5 !5W r3T3T-Trrr HA 1LKOAD, vniiiKH AKKAnGEJILNT. X and alter Monday, June 15th until further series. Tram will U.t. f.. m ! "."""' ,UMUnH 'r. as , in time to connect with the hrening tiain oa the Ohia and Mixiuirni Railroad for St. Louis and Centra! Illinois. Torre H.oi. it 7:4S 1. M.. end Indianapolis at 1:05 A. M.. making direct ' connections for Cincinnati Columbua. Cleveland. PhUad.l phia. ew York and Baltifefre. Returning leaves Terre-Hante at 3:5S P. M.; after ttear5'zs P!trin 'rm iadi',Poli, rrivea at Evansville at Passengers try this trsTn oaa oome from St. Louis Cineinna-' ti and Laoisfille tarns day. Baggage checked of Indianapolls. . . H p . i . l : . TTi . . ... -.I. II Mail Passenger FARES: ! F? 5 a EraasTllU to St. Louis,

J. .... .... do IadianaDolls. ... do ' do Clneinnsti do do Cleveland .....i.IJirj." do do Buffalo ";' do do New York do do Pittsburgh "" do do Wheeling Y.,1'.'. do do Baltimore ' do Washington. do da Philadelphia ' .. " I" do Boston rv.11.. - : i. ............. .... . 7 ",' riojenva nvaaavine nno irrTO-üaata as " M- which local passengers will be taken sr" For any information or through Tickets, analy at tne Coopany'a Transportation Ottee, head of Lo-nut street. Evansville. jel4 J. j. DANIELS. Sua i. Princeton Clarion and Henderson Patriot take on other adv. and eopy . AOAITIS EXPHES4 COMPANY.

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NEW ARRANGEMENT" THE ADAMS EXPRESS COM PA KT respectfully nr.-, aonnee to their friends, the publie ef Evansville asc vicinity, that they have determined to .pen na office a Bvansville. to. be devoted ezclasively to the transaction o' the business of their Line, and have appelated Mr GEO' W. McBRIDK aa their Agent, who. from his pas. eennectirc " with the business, is perfectly f miliar with all the router n the details ef their operation. This arrangement ha'! been made with the sole object of increasing the facilities e the Express, and thereby inereaae its desirability to the pub- " ho to accomplish which the best efforts or ear local asea will be especially directed All persons having buainesa with out eomrsny will pleas ' call on Mr. MnBride, at our new office on First street, be- ' tween Locust and Main, whe aloae is authorised te net far " ns from this data. nova-dtf ALFRED QATTFTWn Superintendent. . FRESH ARRIVALS. TUST reeeiv (and now opening) direct from Philadelphia. 8 half chests. 24 boxes of choice Blank aad Green. Teas, amonget which is a half ehest of extra Black Tea. which we recommend la these who love it. all ef which ia offered at a small advanee ea eost . . Call and try It at VICKKRY A JOHNSTON'S. J77 Main t.. near Washing tan Hotel. TIM Pl.ATK. AC SOO boxes Tin Plate; 30 Pigs Block Tiaf sono lbs Capper Bottoms assorted;' 4000 do Wir. il .tA. a.A Sa...I. V

L J7 SAMUEL ORB. Tw RYR FtpiTB. t this Markle's extra brand, ia.tree'd by jsj i.. a. cook sos. nY' U"f-1Ud L"d fr U lT SAMUEL OKR. GROSS Congress Water, jaat received by ivl7 z. H.COOKaV SOW. COBftTRV BACONicwxi lb. Hams; 2000 lbs Shoulders; sx do Hidas rib'd and clear; also a supnly of extra, Ugar Oared and Canvassed Hams, in store and for sale by jeld HKRSHBERGEB k CARSON. GU ARDI AN'S SALE OP REAL ESTAl B. JOTICB is hereby given that Henry Jacobs. Guardian af 1 th. minor heirs of William Wood . deceased by virtue af an order of the Court of Common Picas of V änderbar county, on the 2d day of August. 1656. h-tween 10 o'clock A. M. nd 4 o'clock P. M.. of said day, will sell at publie auction, at the door of the Court House, in the city of Evansville. Vanderburgh eo., Indiana, all that of the South h ilf f tha North East quarter of the North East quarter of section nineteen, toon six. South of Range ten west, belonging to .aid heirs and not heretofore s41, the same being about eight sores, neon tbs following terms, to wit: One third of tha purchase money fo be paid in cash, one third in six aad ana third in twelve months, the purchteer to giv. hi. notes for the two last payments with interest fiem the day of sale, seeurcdbymertgageuponthepreTni.es. jr-3w HNNRY JACOBS. Guardian. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. THE partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned has been dissolved by mutual conseat. All tha outstanding business of the firm of Kendall & Rogers will a. settled by J. H. Rogers, to whom all bills will be presented and payments of debta made. It is necessary to settle tha business efthe firm immediately. PKTKR KENDALL. ijj-SW J. H. ROGERS. WVIXEBIH MANUFACTORY. K. the undersigned, wish to sal! the attention ef tha Wholesale Merrhnara of Evansville aad d..lra swneral. te the fact that we are now maaufacturiug a pure article of Older Vinerar. which w. will iell eo aa t. eompwes with Cincinnati or Pittsburgh prices. Give us e call. A fair trial is all ws ask. MERCER k GILFORD. H . B. The manufactory Issltnatcd oa th. .nr... .1 and Canal streets. Lama.ce city. jvl-dawlxfj 1EW POTATORS. 1 COXSTIf AT supply ef Potatoes lower than they sell in n market. jvio HK RSH H 10 RO K R " A RSO.V. ICKCHKSTS AND KKFRIUERATORg. 12 Ice Chests assorted sises; 10 do Refrigerat'ira aasorted sises, just ree'd by !70 Z. H. COOK k SOX. CVOI.UARH AND UNDKRLEEVKtiT HO English Worked Collars; 150 naira Jaeonett TTBd.r.liAvt-. r..'d t.-ri. ..d f. "le by JAMES LOW a l'O. KOOFI,; TIN l.vi boxes Roofing Tis 350 boxes i x Tin ; 3000 lbs aasorted Wire, for sale by SAMUEL ORR. k!OEKT IKON AND ZINCK "V 17 75 bdls assorted Sheet Iron: 3 casks Sheet Zinc, for SAM'L ORR. sale by jyS rjffk TONS Iron just wived per Lucie May." Thig wF with our former stock, makes our aasor m.at plete. jy17 SAMUEL ORB. WATER COOL, I'. IIS AND ICE CHESTS. 'M'HOSE who would practice eeonomy will at once call on Hornbrook At Co.. and Durehaae those dR.lrmki. ..ti.i.. we sell them low for cash. jyls P. HORNBROOK A CO. CHOICE OLD I HKlisK.-' boxes very snpsriar jyi4 CRSHBERGER A CARSON. "I f ft " t BS extra Sugar cured Dried Beef, ree'd per AUUU 76," and for sale by HERaHBERGER & CARSON. f 1MB. 2000 bbls In superior order: OoliteBlne River A aad Wolf Creek Whit. I.ime: and Hchillinn flr. .1ways on hand; also White and Grey Lime in hhd. focsale hj CEMENT. ! low by iy 209 bbls J. Hulme ft Co.. for oor sale very GEO. FOSTKR ft CO 12 ' ILOl'H. 100 bbls and sacks ree'd p-r railroad to day nT forsaleby jyl2 GEO. FOSTER ft CO. KCFFNER. HALB V CO S Ksoawhaf.lt. GEO. FOSTER ft CO.. Agents. Have 2500 bbls an hand at rai road depot and Canal. JVI2 lIFTV dosen of Chester's Improved iruit Cans, the sim m. pleat, surest and cheapest esn ever inv.nted. Thcr have f'HK I KR'S lIIlll'I'rt FR) IT ÜAläkl. no equal, they are made of the very best materials aad can a. used for years. No antimoay, lead or rubber about thasani. it H U' un I su.i, jy Sole Agent lor E. ansville. NOTICK K XX It A. COUNTY and City Orders will ba taken at PAK for Cloth-' ins at L. KAHN 'S Clothinz Store, two doors ahov. th.. Journal Office. . jyl-tf "I 4THOGHBAD3. OK Qnigley extra Hams just rse'd andl JL U for sale in quantitiea te) aait by JJl H. COOBT k SON NOTICE. ALL parsons who have elaims against ns, will please pre-' eenttaem immediately for payment; and all thoea who sent them immediately for payment know themselves indebted to ns. will do ns a fav.r by payingthaeame. iyl7-tf J. W. ft 8. TICKER PUBLIC NOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. aT HAVE this day (July 14th.) sold ant my entire interest m. in tne merenanaise aa everytnmg pertaining tnereuuto, formerly .weed byJ. w. S. Ticker McJohnston, Jr.. who with Mr. James W. tinue th. business at tha old atand. y. te air .Barlos Vieksry will seaI return my sinoera tbaaka to my numerous friends fertheir liberal patronage exteaded to me. while in business ist connection with the old firm, end would be pleased that tha. same may ba aoatisiaed with the now. . jy!7 8AMUEL VICKERT. A CARD. A VING assoolated With me ia business Mr, Charts ! 11 McJohnston, Jr.. in plaoe of sir. . Viotery retire!. We will- continue to do a Family Grocery and Provision bnsineea. at th. aid Staad, near the " W ashiagton Hotel."" ander thename and style of Virxxav k Johnston. I will ba happy to weiten all my old frienda and customers, and on as many new onea aa may favor us with their Patronage, promising to do the agreeable to all. ,P JAMES W. VIOKERT. s a Ur Sam'l Viekerv ia anihnrit.ä t .k. mIIm. ?' rjj.'1,,? t"" ifhin ,tt of the old firm will banaed in the liquidatios, af debts o. IT" J- wLUMBER! LUMBER!! !?. II. BENNETT "mrOL LDreepectfullv a Tjf villeandsurronndin aunounee to theeitisensuf Evanareouatrv. that he keens senstantly en hand a large and full assortment af Pine Lumber, Shinglee. Dressed and Undreseed Flooring Dressed aad Undressed Weatherboarding, etc.. etc.. which he will cell "heapforcash Orders from the country solieited. Yard on Carpenter street, near b'rati a Heilman's Foundry. He has also a yard at Vinecnaes. near the Evansvsll- ft Crawfordsville Railroad Dep-t. and is prepared to furnish to all in that section with a full variety as cheap aa can ba bought in Evansville. L. L. W A l.vi. . Age... Jj3-tf. Vlneennas. . EOKSE STOLEN, a LIGHT Bay Horso, abont five years old. was stolen frowt i my stable yesterday morning, the 17th. A liberal reward will ba paid for thtanest of the thiefand recoverT ef tbs heue, jsl-l KOBT. P ARBEIT.