Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 39, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 11 September 1856 — Page 2

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A2D..H.. SAU DEES, EDITOR. . CITY - OF EVANSVILLE. THT3RSDAq MORNING: ::::::::::SEPT. 11 , rr -V- 1 T" Vm-r .n mx -. ... FOR PREMISE. r, w ftlLLARI) FIILMOKE, ; or new roBK. .- TORVH-BPHKRIDEST, ' ANDREW JACKSON DONEISON", .. , OP TENNESSEE. riEEItlOltU KLEClOliiL TICKET. -GEORGE P. DUNN, of Lawrence. RICE'D W. THOMPSON, of Vigo. 1st District- JAMES G. JON F.S. of Vanderburgh. Sd 4o DA VI It T. LA IK D. cf ferrv. ' Jd 4th ' . tlb. lh ! 7th ft th 10th 1KU do do . du do do do do do do 'JOHN BAKKri, ol Lawrence. WM. K. VV H I'l K. of Dearborn. . FRKU. JOHASiiSBUGH, of Wayne. , f'K.NRY KKADLKY.of J.hnson. W.M.K EDWARDS, of Vigo. C. VV. PKATHEK, of MontpomorT. GEO. W. HI.AKEMOKK, of Can. VM. K. HALE, of Wal ash. ; 'Fillmore Can't be Elected." Jril why can't Fillmore be elected? Those who are first to say he can't be elected, prefer j him in their hearts to any other man before the people for the Presidency, but urge that he "can't be elected" as an excuse for voting for one of his opponents. If universal popularity, and rapidly increasing strength in every State in the Union, afford any evidence, we shall think he can be elected. If those but vole for ; him who really prefer him, we say he will be , elected. News from every quarter evidences J the fact, that hosts of thoss who at first, und r , the plea that "Fillmore can't be elected," were j arraying themselves against him, are now determining to at least give him the benefit of their votes, and wash their hands of the re tponsibility of his defeat, if defeated he must be. Every man who honestly prefers Fillmore, should act as though Fillmore can be elected. He should not on'y cease to array himself in opposition to Fillmore, but he should come out. boldly for Fillmore, and use all the influence in hia power in nrging others to do the same.' This is his duty as a patriot and as a good citizen. The cause of Fillmore is in no manner connected with sectionalism. It is right and just. Those who prefer the man cannot certainly object to the principles of the man they cannot certainly object to a repe tition of his late glorious administration. We hope to hear no more of this "he can't be tlected." ; The New York Express reminds those who ay "Fillmore can't be elected,"of the prospects of Gen. Taylor directly after he was r.oininat-d-The first sixty days after Gen. Taylor's nomination, in 1848, he could not Lave earned a single Northern State. He was denounced as a slaveholder ixiA the slaveholding was a fact and it was added by the Black Republicans of that day, that he was sold to tue öoutn, ana would give trie JNortn no chance just what is said now of Fillmore. Tha Buffalo "National" Convention met. Martin Van Buren and John Francis Adam were put on the course. A State Convent. on met at Utica. John A. Dix was nom nated for Governar. Things looked so squally for most of us Northern conservative white men, that many among us thought Niggerism was in the ascendant, and that the old White vs had no chance. The sober, second thought of New England, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and the West began to be developed not even till late in September, and it was only in October that thought begun to act. In 30 days the canvass was over and decided '"the slaveholder' 'fiold-to-the-South" man with Millard Fillmore on the ticket, earned all before him. This sober, second thought in these free States, is yet to come again, and to begin to come in the coming September and in Octol-er we shall see very like what we saw in 1848 the general rally of all conservative men to Millard Fillmore. 07" The Enquirer of yesterday is particularly felicitous in its treatment of opponents. Jas. G. Jones, Esq., who has heretofore passed as a prominent and very respectable citizen of Evansville, is alluded to in the vilest terms. John Ingle, Jr., who has done more for Evansville than any other man or two men in the city, who has never been a partizan, and who tands second to no other individual among us aa a man, a gentlemfiD. and a good citizen, is stigmatized as a "renegade Englishman." Hall's whole object is to get votes for Sheriff. Is it possible the Democratic party has sunk o low that to recommend himself to that par tj for votes, to seeure a responsible office, a man must publish himself a rillian ? What else is this man doing ? He is even dastard enough to use his own columns to abuse his opponent for the Sheriffality. That is a deepness below the ordinary depth of meanness. 0$T Preston S. Brooks, during a late speech in Columbia, S. C, explained the intimation made by him in his speech, on resigning his seat in the U. S. House of Representatives', wherein he had said that it was in his power to begin a revolution, thus: What he meant was that, had he during the " debate on his expulsion, walked upand slapped the face of the prominent aan of the Black Republican party, a storm would have been raised which would hava ended only in the hall of the House being drenched in blood. We think the first result of Mr. Brooks' slap would have been his dismission from the presence of the assembled House at the point of boot-toes. He is the last man, however, who would strike an equal where he had any chance f resistance. CCr It is stated that there is a probability of the entire fleet of the General Screw Steam Shippi ng Company being purchased at once by the Kassian government.

For tli Journal. Mr. Editor : I w as one of the parties the other day to a

little incident, which, at this time, is part'culurly worthy of notice. Meeting an old friend, the conversation turned upon the election.

Knowing mu to Le a warm personal Iriena t tne neart of every good citizen, and there Veatch's, though politically opposed to him, I it3 propeT effeet. Read its expressed some regret that he could not con- j When President Fillmore resigned thechair sistently vote for him. "Sir," said he, "I of state to President Pieree, he left him a couucan consistently vote for all such men as Veatch ' try to govern, at peace with all foreign nations I have known him from his bovhood-he : etand ? ??-JtLIi

was left an orphan boy he used to plow corn for Jess Isaacs and old Uncle Bob Kenedy, bare-headed and bare-footed, for money to pay for his schooling. Why, sir, he is one of the best men in our county ; sober, industrious and reliable in every particular. Why, sir," continued the old man, " if we were to throw aside such men as Veatch for one like Lockhart, a man that hasn't diawn a sober breath for twenty years, what inducement would i we present to the boys of the county, to make men of themselves ? Yes, sir, I will vote for Jim Veatch. Give me the boy that has scrambled up the ladder of his own make. I have always heard they were the test men, and I believe it." These, fellow-citizens, are sentiments coming from an old farmer of Spencer county, that do honor to ths man. In it there is a

lecture upon politics, upon morals, upon edu- provement of national highways; by removing dtion, that stands unrivaled in the record of: or softening of the asperities of local prejudice; i i . rru- l r r a ' by stimulating the productive powers of agric.v.l history. Think of it, ye fathers who de- and manufctures; a J by insuring a sire an example for your children; think of it, !permanent an(i profitabie market abroad for ye young men who are aspiring to eminence ; t'ie products of our abor and t-kiJl; in estab in the world ; reflect, that true merit is alone l'sh ug relations of mutual respect and conüworthy of reward, and justice now makes the ; f,enco ith foreign powers. Instead of all ' . 'these ood things, we see this administration demand. stnii ita rormiliar Riinnnrtera ner'leptinj- tli

0, how true I What inducement do we present to the young men of our country, to ! the orphan boy, who has come up through the a " turmoils, privations and besetments incident. to youtli to be a man," n lie is to oe cast aside by political tricksters for such a man as Judge Lockhart. C. This charge against Judge I.ocfchart is an error. Although not a temperance uiau, hu is not at this time ( any means a man of auch beastly hubits as our cor-resp-noent describes bim. Ed. Join. The Publie School House. Much unnecessary alarm has been created amongst our citizens, in regard to tne condition of our school house. The Trustees felt that the reports in circulation were groundless, but with a viewof quieting the fears of parents and guardians, applied to the City Council for the appointment ot a committea of mechanics t j examine and report on the subject. Tha Council appointed Messrs. Hunnsl, Hugo and Kesler, all competent men, and below we give the report: The undersigned appointed by the City Council, to examine the strength and safety cf our school house, beg leave to report that they have thoroughly examined the building, and consider the same ia good condition and safe. Feancis Kesler, Wm. Honnel, J. T. Hugo. Evansville Sept. 10, 1856. Fillmore Electoral Ticket in Iowa. The following is the Fillmore and Donelson electoral ticket in Iowa: Senatorial John P. Cook, I. K. Horish. First District Isiah Booth. Second District S. C. McAchran. Mr. Cook was formerly a Whig member of Congress from Iowa. In the Southern part of the State Fillmore men are quite strong, and it is thought will poll seven or eight thousand votes. New Arrival of Clothixg. Mr. Lobenstine has just received and is now opening, a large lot of Clothing, made in the most fashionable styles, and of the best material. These are worthy of the attention of those wanting something very nice and fashionable. Mr. L. has also a line lot of Gentlemeri's Furnishing Goods of every description. See his advertisement. JC?" The Columbus (Georgia) Times, one of the most influential Democratic papers in that State, thus testifies to the accessions to Fillmore in that section : " We are frequently asked if there is any truth in the alleged reaction in favor of Fillmore at the South. Candor compels us to say there is." Arabia Sunk. The steamer Arabia was sunk last Friday evening, in the Missouri river one mile below Parkville, in fifteen feet water. She was going up with a good trip. Her cabin furniture and a 1 ttle freigh, were saved. She was owned by Capt. Terrell, her commander, and Mr. Boyd, clerk. Southern Education. Bishop Polk, of Louisiana, has addressed a circular to the Bishops of nine of the Southern States, on the "necessity of organizing a system of Southern education, and building up Southern religious institutions, as part of a general system of defence of which the South is daily growing more in need." fj7" The advertisemeut headed " Warning" in yesterday's paper, and relating to the Rochester Nursery, should have been signed Decker & Kramer. The names were accidentally omitted, and the responsibility of the advertisement belongs exclusively to them. OCrlt is no longer correct to say "the height of fashion." Wnen ladies wish to convey the dea that any of their acquaintance is at all bien mise, they affirm that "she was dressed in the full breadth of the fashion." fCJohnD. Defrees, Esq., of Indianapolis, has addressed two letters to Jas. B. Clay, They are scathing. Wo regret not having room for them.

Wordi of Trati. We call the attention of every citizens to

the following extract from an address to the JWhig3 of Missouri, just published in the Mis- ! 'sourj Republican. It contains truth indis-j 'ptable truth, and truth that should sink to i been settled; all former factions-had been quiet ed into repose, if not subdued into peace, and everything seemed to promise a long continuance of law, order and prosperity, (the natural result of a wise and conservative Whig policy.) But this brijrht prospect wa3 dimmed, aa it were, with industrious haste, k single term of a Democratic President has changed the whole scene. Instead of moderate laws, passed in a spirit of concession and compromise, j to soothe the wounded feelings of opposing parties , we see extravagant theories, reduced, with indecent haste, to the form of statutes and passed in a spirit of conquest and defiance as if for tho very purpose of lighting up anew the extinguished firebrands, and reviving and exasperating the quarrels which had been settled, as we fondly hoped forever, by the wise and moderate measures of the last administration. Instead of a prudent and moderate home policy, wisely designed for the present and permanent good of our country, by facilitating commercial and social intercourse, in trie linhome government in all its great elements of peaceful progress, and ambitiously straining foreign acquisition thus offending the -vri otx.'I a vnti nrr t ia i in Tr-kij vr tin.l f k f dt i t fc, thus" habiiually sacrificing tne home interests of tt e country to the mad 'ambition of grasping foreign territory, which, when acquired, they have not tho wisdom and courage to govern. At home, instead of peace, order and reciprocal confidence, With the energies of all harmoniously directed to national ends, we behold peace and confidence destroyed, disorder triumphant, and mutual jealously and hatred openly avowed in the halls of Congress and throughout the cpuntry. And these bad elements have formed themselves into parties, and have not been ashamed, (such is the madno:ssofthe times,) to call theoiselves by the sectional titles of North and South. We give it as our deliberate opinion, that the Democratic party, as now organized and administered, is justly responsible for all these evils. A Mass, but no Blows. Among others, attendants to the Buchanier Battle ground Rally, was a delegation from Toledo, Ohio, of something less than a hundred, which included an Artillery Company, with one piece of ordinance music, &c. This delegation came here at an expense, as they say, of about $2,UUO, expecting to have a good time and be cordially received by the old liners of this county and State. They arrived here on Tuesday evening, and pitched their tents on the Battle Ground, but were not favored with any reception from the Committea of Arrangements, and hud no attention whatever shown them. On Wednesday morning they opened the exerc.s.- by firing a salute of thirteen guns, and reported thmselves, through the tion. Jas. B. Steduian, of Toledo, to John Pettit, the President of the Convention, aud said they were ready, through their Artillery Company, to fire such salutes as the Convention might desire. Pettit replied in his own peculiar style, that ''he did'nt care an-thing about them, and wished the cannon in the river." They made complaint of the language and Pettit retracted. On yesterday, at what they considered an appropriate time, . he Artillery Company commenced firing another salute. Pettit posted the Marshal of the day off in hot haste to "stop the d d firing," and characterized the Toledo delegation as a "set of drunken row dies," or words to that effect. The members of the delegation were informed of this lan guage, and tiecame considerably excited. Hon. James B. Stedman, ex-M. C, mounted the cannon and addressed the Toledo delegation and a couple of hundred other listeners. He came down hot and heavy on the "old brass p ece," and said that Benton had told the truth when he characterized Pettit as a "dirty dog." Dodd, the old line candidate for Auditor of State, and Lew Wallace tried to smooth the matter over, but only half succeeded, and the Toledo delegation struck their tents and left the ground rather disgusted with their expedition. La. Jour. A Good "Take off" on Clay Early yesterday forenoon a small crowd at the Bramble House corner were gathered around a plain looking countryman who was reading from a small hand bill or circular, containing in substance the letter of " J. D. D.," as published in the Journal a few days since. The letter, as our readers well remember, is j addressed to James B. Clay, the " degenerate son ot a noble aire," who now fraternizes wuh the "hounds" who pursued his illustrious Father to the very threshold of the grave. As the countryman was reading, Mr. Clay, who is stopping at the Br.imble, hearing his name spoken, approached the crowd and interrupting the reader, inquired what it was. "Why," said the countryman, (who, of course, had no idea that he was in the presence of the distinguished gentleman himself.) "it's a mighty good thing on that prodigal, Jim Clay, whoN been bought up by the old liners to ctmi over and help carry Indiana. It's d d good," said he. warming up with the subject. Clay straightened himself up pompously and with an annihilating emphasis and imperious gesture replied, "I AM JAMES B. CLAY, Slli !" The countryman, nothing abashed by the "plantation manner" of lhe august individual in whose presence he thus unexpectedly found himself, coolly surveyed him from head to foot, and placing his thumbs in his vest, threw himself back a la Clay, and assuming as near as possible his tone and gesture, responded : " THE H L YOU ARE ! and quietly added, " I had no idea the old stock was quite so near run out " The manner of the countryman was inimitable, and tlie joke so broad that the whole crowd, old liners and all, joined in the laugh and Clay beat a retreat. La. Jour. OT Weather yesterday warm and windy, and streets getting dusty again.

GSrEven the Pennsylvanian, Mr. Buchan an's chief organ in Ins own State, has evidently no confidence in the State's goirg for hiir. It makes a most piteous and pathetic appeal to its friends to rouse themselves from their lethargy, telling them thatotherwi.se the Stale will certainly be lost. It asks mournfully

und despond ingly, "shall we have the m utification and disgrace of being defeated in our own stronghold, the- banner State of the unter rifled?" Unquestionably they will have that very mortification and disgrace. They cannot, if the signs of the times are reliable, carry Fennsvlvania. And. if they can't carry if, what Northern State sn they evea hope to carry? Lou. Jonr. A rEUID HKD HGATItV Whatlady or gentleman would reuiaiu ua.-ier the curse of adisajfreeablsi raath whtnby u'Vi g lhe"BalD of a Thousand Flowers" a dentifrice wouJd nol only rsH-d-er it sweot but leave the teeth white a alabaster? Marry persons do not krrcw their breath is tftid, and the subject is so delicate their friends will never mention itPour a single drop of th',BalHr'oii your tooth-l rush and wash lite teeth night and ctiotning; A fifty cent bot tie will last a year. A Butikcl Com p'le.yio if may easily bS acquired by usin the "Balm of a Thoirsand Flower." Il wil) re move tan. pimple.awJ freckles from the skin, leaving it of a soft and roseate huv. v i ta towel, pour ou two or three drops and wash the faee night and morning. Shvino Mde East W et your shaviugrbrush in either warm or cold water. rour m two y throe drops ot "ti-.iltn of a I'lionsun l Flowrere," rub 'the beard weli and it will mate a beautiful sofllutber much facilitating the operatin of shaving, frice only rirtj Lents. FiTKiDojt St Co., proprietors. KELLEK, FAKSSLK7 & CO. ap5 lyd&ir Agents for KrsMnrVille. iuakkied: On the 9th of Sept , by Rer. Srr"l Jacobs Mr. AlCHirrrs Exiuht to Miss Theecsa Tkkkt, all of this county. We thank the happy couple for their kindly rtmemfcranctf of the editor. May alt their present bright anticipations tnest with a happy realisation, and life be aa "extended hon eymoon." SPECIAL JNTOTICES. 3T Notices in thW plsee, ten cents per line one insertion; 20 cents per line three times: AO eenta per line one week; diserunnn loogertime. t EVAKSVILLB LlBXAKT ttO(MS ) Septem per loth 185.) At a Besting of the Directors of the Association, it ws ordered that a call of three dollars (3) per share and the annual contribution of one ($) for each n ember for the cur rent year, commencing August 10th ult., be collecte-; euch eall and contribution beiag du from and arter this date. J-PTto Sam'I Bayard. Esq.. Treasurer of the State Bank. By order. GEO. FOSTER, Recording Sec'y. Enquirer copy. sep11-2r Evaxsyillk Library Rooms. ) September Kth, IDöe.) At a meeting of the Directors of the Association, it was ordered tint members who have paid up one share of Stock in full, or who may pay ap one share In fall during the prevent year, shall be authorised to give te another ertos a lady the use of the Library for live years, by annual certificate. By order. ' GEO. FOSTER, Recording Sec'y. Enquirer copy. sepll-2w JUST DISCOVLHED. "I say. Mr. Jones, where did you get those tins flavored Cigars?" Why, at Franois Fendrich li Brothers', Main street, one door above First. seplO-tf ÄtTRitPUBLicA Documents, in English and German, caa be had by sending for the same to tha office of H. Q. WHEELER. Esq.. sepll-2ulZw Near Washington House, Evansville, ind. AWokdTOTHB Ladies. In recommending to your use Dr. J. Hoatetrcr's e lebrated Stomucb Bitters, it a but justice to s ate, hat as stimulant to the sysrem, in imparting strength ind vigor, prepaiatory to periodical etaas. which are oft times attended with much pain and ttoille w know no preparation more happily adat icd to all aifiictiona ceaaequeut upon this cause, and for Cramps ia the Stomach, holsra M rbus. aud all ailment" arising- from over in'lnlgt-nce in the iruits. veget bles, lceteoms. A Ac.: it is a certain .nd almosr. in(an'aneous remedy, and no family should be wtthout it. Dinetiona ior us on the bottle Sold by dru gi.Jts aad dealers generally. HALLOObT & -TdDDARD. sepll-daw WOOLIEV i SAWYER. NEW AlVEirOSE JIE TS. n it Bfl. One square, ten lines or leas, one time. fiOc: tbree times. $1; one week, 3)1 20; two weeks. $2 50; one month. S4; three months. 7 9 ; six months, 910; one year. $15. Discounton lartr;r advertisement. Cards of six lines or under, $H per annum. No charge for marriage, death or religious aotioes. FALL V.M H I ThK ( LO'i'BiAU AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE LITTLE PRINCE O T H Clotliins Stores A arrived, and is mst opening on oi the largest and beat assortments 6f Clothing and Furnialiing Goo Ja, Hats and Cays. Boots and Shoes, Trunkaand Valibes; also a fine lot of CaSMmt-res. Silk V lvets, Cloths. B'avars. Satine s and Trtmmir ga; which gouds 1 will sell eitler wholesale or retail at the very loweat prices. Garments wade to order at the n:ost reasonabl prioes at A. LOBEN STIN E'S Western Star Clothmg Store, sapll Corner ef Water and Sycamore streets. HOUSES FOUUEM. SIX of the row of n-w buildings on Locust street, above the Sherwood Houso just completed, aro now forrent. They ar two story bricks tore rooms below, with romsfor tena:uents above. Apply to aepli-tf J. M. CALDWFLL SKYEY CR LOADS OF HOC KRIES, Wl UtiDEN ANi'WILLUW WARE, tug nhST ABaiTAL If Or THE SlCASOK. 75 baga prime Eastern Coffee; 10 bag Pepper; 50 prckets old Gov't Java Coffee; 1 do Pimvnto; 10 tug. do do do; 5 eases Sar-Jines; tOOlbs Iüdigo; 4ßfllbiS.C Soda; 200 Iba pure Cream Tartar; 1000 lbs "oda -aleratus; 25 bbla Crushed. Loaf, Powdered and Co See Sugar; In store and for sale low by seplt Z. II. COOE & SOX. TEA! TKA!! T K A ! ! ! TEA!!!! dTJR stock of Teas is very full and compute. W fe 1 w. w eotittiient that we oan oSer some very hae tradea m th following Teas: 0 hair-chests Gunpowder; 10 half-chests Black: 10 do Imperial; 25 do Y Hyson; 5 do Hyson Sain; 30 boxes ss'd Teas, sepll Z. II. (JOOK. & SON. f.OH PRESERVING White Hava a Sugar, ia quantities to auit eustomtra. for sale by epli S E. GILBERT ii COSyc. near Water. 11 IO COFFEE- 100 bags lorsalevery low by septL a. n.. uus.ai uu , ayo. near n ater. WAK.IG! rgHEREisnow an Agent here of the Rochester Nursery aa making engagem-nts tor the delivery ot fruit trets. As one of those rhu purchased largely of this Nursery la-t year, and ere imposed upoa. we think this Nursery ehouid reetify its mistakes of last year before they aak m re patronage of the itisccs ot Evansville. sepll-lt DECKER & gRAMFR. 'HAM. k OsJll B.. KH OX THE OCT KR WAE I.. V FINE assortment of Political Flags for Bale at KiMblCU'S Dry Goda Store sepll Maia street, three doors below Si-oond. GB E AT A It OA RBABI COJisIDkH!! ACT!!! fHAVS for sal ?7 choice building Lots in Lamisio City; 21 et thete Iocs have never been orten d tor sale bei'ui-e. separatelf . Tiity com; rise the best vaca t property ia the city. Prices low. Terms easy. Call and ece. G. OOPELAVD. At Copeland's Exchangf Bank. N-B. A few of these lots will be exchanged for HricU, Carpenters' and plasterers' work. sepll-2in PORTRalTS OP THE PRKI(IRT. VjMNK and aecur-i Lithograph c Liktnesee of all the M candidates for President -nd Vice I're-id-nt. foraal-i-j sep 0 T. CONYNtiTON & CO. CO.PAnT.KRSHIP IS Till-: WHOLESALE DKV GOODS BUSINESS. rlHK undersianec have thi3 day entered iut a eo-partner-M. ship uuder the syie of French A Jerauld, to carry on the wholesale Dry G.0"S aud Clothing bit iu.-ss. and for iht purp .se will be glad to e- dll their friends at the old stand ( Johnson ii Frcnth, Kvan-villu. ind Vt M. E. - RKV CH augH SV IjVLSTlR T. JERAULD. HOMESTEAD FOIC SALE, 5 WILL sell at private sale, my Dr IM g House. o Let A5 and lo. in the Upper Enlargement of -hecity of Kvauewile. Itiftinthat pari, of tha citv whii.h i- most de rablt for reaideno-s. The lots front ISO fe-t on Firs' and 150 feel ou Ok s-.reets. wuh a 12 foot alley pasting in the n-ar iron Oak to Mulberry streets. The ho'-ae is a modern t T-iror l-rij-s with iW" parlors, a hall, an enclosed porch, a kitchen, dining-room and pantry ou thelovrer floor, aod loar be-i rooms, a bath in-! wash room in t,ha second story. All th rioms, Äo.. are lame and conveniently arranged. There is a good celiar. two cisterns holding 7Ki barrels ot water ice house. wood h'.iuse aadst-ible, Ac. on tha piemijea. and; quantity ol'ahruboery. iruit trees, grape vioag. ,vo Tu whole will be olft.e at private sale nntil Monday, tl. th of October, 18t Il not then Si d, it will be sol I iu par eela at auction, aid will be divided as followa: Lot 45 wil b dividea lengthwise into two equal parte trontinz lee; each on Firatstreet; Lot 4 will he divided lenittl.wiae mt. two uaequnl parts the north-we-:t part, on which tht- ha irr KS taated, tronting 40 feet, and the south-east part 35 feet o first street. ,. TERMS. One-third cashes in S months and in on year, wuh interest, secured by notes payable without reliei and mortgage on the premises. c. BELL. Enqnirer and Yolksbote copy til! sale. seps tds

SHERIFF'S SALES.

Under this head: Will always b found a correct statement of the Sheriff's Sales, including lfalnes of parties', pro pert. and time oi saUs. C. F IltLLKR TS WM. O, ADLtfRsBTSRG fa's cn the 30th day ol Sert . of the snnlh-eaat qr of etc Nn.T. in I ip Kc south ! raugr? west, in V.nJerWurgb must) . WM. W. STONE ET AL T3 O. BELL. Sale on It dy of Sop-j . of Dru(t. Medicines. Oils. Paints. I ye Staffs, Glastfrare. Wines, Brandies, anl oihrr liquors H. D. AL LIS and L HOWES. MARTFCEKL -Sals on th? 30th day of Sept.. of the aouth-caH qr ( iss. X. 23. township 5. rars-e 10 west. Vanderburgh eountr JOHN A, K EITZ ET A t. ts. J. P. HENDERSO V -.1 on the Zld day f Sept.. of leistheld ps Lot ti. bleck US. in Lan.aseo City; said leasehold rut ciur to July i7. 1S57. .IOHN S. HOPKINS vs. THOS BUTLER Sale Auk. 30. of lot 170 in the Donation Enlargement of city of Eenasville. und lot 3 and 4 block 15, Fourth Enlargement adjoining city of Eraroville. CANDIDATES. J. Editor Please announce the r.am of ALKXAXDKlv 31ADOLX aa a ca. filiate lor re eleeüca to the otfiae of C.'UnSy Ceo.ttisft.oner. sepi ß j We are anthoriied to announce the name ef SAMUEL KIKK'PA I KICK, aa a candidate lor the otice 1 Cour.tj Commissioner the ensuitg October election. au20 II, Sandkks: You will please annouorce mr nwrne ss a candidate for the ofltc ef County Treasurer at the enaning October election. jSi JOHN URttS. Ma. S afincBBSir: Tots will pi as aunounee my name as-aa independentcaadidata for the otrtceot County Recorder atthe earning election, any 2 W31. H. CHANDLEK. Ms. SANOEasr Please an souse tny naire as candidate fur Becordrr of Vanderburgh Countj at tile e.isuing Full election. subect to the deddion of the Democratic t'onventicm. raräT JOHN" f AHREM. A. H. Sanders. Esq t Ffcaeeanuonace mrn'.mras a candidate for the otüce of Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court at the ensuing October election msll LOriS KICI17ER'. Editob JorRSAL: I ara si caavdidaSc for the orScs of Sheriff of Van ierburgh county at the ensuiug Octohcreleetion. nil2-te ff M, HdLBEN. tfä We aro authorised to annoucce th name of CHRISTIAN B1PPUS as a caudidate for re-election for County Recorder at the Ootober election. sepZ GEORGIA LOTTERY, Authariitd by the State of Georgia. rKIZBS G-UARAMTICKU! Fort Gaiu st Academy tottery I CLASS I . To bo drawn in the City of Atlan a. Georgia, in public oa Saturday, Sept. 27, 185-, on she HAVANA 1' li A S . flGafPurehasers- in buying ons odd number and one even number wäo e tickets are guaranteed to- draw $8-, Halves and quartt-r ticket in proportion, with ca-inces of obtaining the lart-.r prizes, which are a hnutired- cent, better lor the purchaser than any oth-.r Lotttry in existence SAM'L SWAN & CO., MANAGERS. PKlZta AM3UNTIG TO 20-L,000! Will be distributed aecorditir to the following Btltl.Mt'Vr MllrMK! i 30,000 NUMßEliti 15,185 PRIZES! 1 Priie of .10.I1TO s .$40 Oi 0 . IO.M . 10.(110 . 5. W) . 2,i . 1.) . I.W'O . 2 fC d .. 10,-Wis .. 10 (AO is .. 5, 10 Is ... .. 2 Olio is .. I, is .. l.iOia . 2- 0 are do do do do do do do 10 110 HO are . 4 prises of 2no approximating to to.OnO piie are 4 4 do do 1H) do 10.1.00 do CO 410 7.1 to 50 40 25 do do do 1(1 HM 5.CV0 2.l I.1 0 l,(iO 200 00 do do do do do do .30 4 4 4 4 40 15.000 oo do do do do do :-io ZOO l')0 II) do do do 20 8 amounting to. . liO I 0 IS.InS Prises, amounting to .$201,000 The 15.000 Priresof .sare determined by then mber which draws the 910.0ISI Prize if thut number shonld bean odd number, then every odd number ticke' in the scheme will be entitled to $8 if an even number, then every even number ticket ii- the -chf we will be enritld to $d, in addition to an y other priie which thet;cket Biay drew. All tho .e ti. M's ending with U. 2.4 6, 8, are even and all those ending with 1. 3 5. 7, are odd. t ij Remember that every Prize is drawn, and payable in full without deduct-on 9 äf-AI I prizes o $1 000 and under, paid immediately after the drawing other t-rizei a the umiaI time of titirty days. Allcommunicationsstriotly "nlidvutial Th- fttvn number-will tie forwarded to purchasers immediately after the drawing. The pi in of drawing the Lottery will be seat with all tickets orHeued . Who e Tickets. $10 Halves. 5 Q larters, 2. J Prize Tickets cashed or reaewed in other tickets at either Offioe. Great IncrF-.nr.K-ra to Clüb. As ons-balf of the tickets are guaranteed to rfraw 48. w will sell Certifica-ea of paokage of to tickets (odd and even numbers) at the following rates. All that the 10 tickets draw over the amoun guaranteed accrues to the pnreha er: !ertiticate of Pat sage of 10 Whole Tickets 00 d I do l'l Half do do do 10 Quarter do Adiiscss or4en for tickets or certificates of packages of tiekets. either to S SWAN CO.. Atlanta. Ca. .or sepll-f S. SWAN Mnn'cr.pieTy, Ala. SCHOOL KOOK, ST TIOSEIlt, AC . E hAvcnow on hand a large and complete assortment wV of all the rhot'l Hoohsinuae in tb-West. Also a full tock of Blank Books ofU lit-s. Letter and Cap Paper, f-vacy Sqia Paptr, pli.iu and fanny Envelops. Itlck and U--d TnR, Steel Pen. Pencile aud Penholdrrs cce., which we offer at Tholtsale or retail at the lowest prices. 8ep8 T CUNVXGTOy jfc CO. TO THE I,niK- OF KV V BAILEE. V w 7 E have iu.4t received L-:nii 'a Fahous tor aeptember; w V alio a newatnek of the finest Ladies' Letter and Moi Papurs aud Envelope to match. sepS DOBELL fe LISTER. EliO WE 41 IIOlE. HIT. VEKO, T HE pie ent proprietors int- ndiugto retire from business, JL offer ther entire eatabliahJ.ent for sale (exclusive of house) The house aud premises sre comfortably furnished. Immediate posat-soi on can I e given Any prrson wiahingto enter ipon unjh a business w.th a wet! establish d trad will applvto GK'RUB FLOWER. sep8-3tdw Mt. Vernon. Poäfy county, Ind. Volksbote copy S times. KEEN PIIKSTOI B E AVE commeaced receiving their Fall and Winter stocl .bL o' goods, embracing every variety ol incrchandise they have usually keot. We offer -he trade the largest and best selected steck ws have ever got uc; our styles areauburb and prieesfjw n mert.haut ought to visit this market this Fall without examining our atouk. as it is a pleaaure to how our choice s lecti-ms of goods, and whether he bus or net will leave a better man aud patriot fr-m the fact ol the great t-eauty of the various styles and combinations of ray, rich colois, we di.-pla of the bext American manuluctories, will make hiul feci prouder of his country. svpB KEES & PREST"N. fEOCn. 770bbls beatSoperflne br nds; 2öo sacks Extraof 98 lbs, 501bs nnd 25 lbs eaoh, ree'd by tailroad aud for sale by sepB . GEO FOSTER & CO. tO!l. . :T,OU bushels prime White for eile by ' septi OtO. FOSTER & CO. 'EVIKSIT. lüObbls i sal by sep6 I Hulme." superior brand, for GEO. FOSTER ii CO. EVS FOlt ALL! E beg to inform our numerous customers, the Ladies in particular, tnat we ara now ready to show y.tu one of tr.o e-anaest oiapiavs. in ra.cr ask staple imr (0(ii. ever b'.fore oflercd in t!;is market. Vt'e are oo buav now to ! give afnll descripti'in ofour tmn-nie stock. u:hce it to aay, that our naaortm'-nt ot Ladies' Ureas Goods, auch as French and English Merinos, Woollen Plait's black and fancy Silks, De tines. Mantillas, Shawl, the richest French Embroideries. Silk Bonnets, Ladiee'. Misi-ee' and children' Shoes. Damaäka and Embroidered Wi dow Curiam . Cilicoes. Ginghams. Flannela. Linseis. J cans, tati Let-. Dom.-9ti-s, und thousands of" other articles too numerous to mention cnuot be bat hv any one whether iu tyie. quality or pric1. as we st. 11 adhere to our motto -kli. Cokai- anl-Skll a Heap." Cill ev rybody at the store on M tin s-reet. near the corner ofFirat. ap5 ROSb'R. liRO. & FREY . 'HKV I LM f. In lou to suit purchasers, delivtsrea at xTM the Depot or Canal, fur sale 1 v aenC GEO. FORT ER & CO. g.Vv't'U l im Vlt-f'l R LD II AM. A supply of very -4 superior Hams, just rc" by sep5 HKRSHBERGER & CARSOV. CHEESE. 500 bis Mr"". R Cheese just reo'd and" for sale by sep5 HERS-BERGEK k CABSON COPA TXEKSIIIP NOTICE. PB"HE snvscribev ha this day a:-sueiated with him Mr. Jas. at D Rigga of Carlisle. Ind . iu the wholesale grocery and pr.-duce business, under the name and style of Wheeler Ac Riggs. The business v-ill be conducted at the oid stand on Hin street, between First ana Second ssptsw' E. E. WHEELER. !N'Ey FAEE GOODS. rSHE subscribers are now in re-eipt ol their supply of a Fall and Winter BOOTS and .HES aelcs'ed lor the f .. ur i rikil.i.. .V. - ...1 .k1. ..ii va .via v u iiil u r data jitliui q m -aa u rv i v. ,us iu tfe Lttention of the public. McKEA ii WELLS. sepS Fint sreet. Foster's Block. NOTICE, f yHE Vanderburgh County Ar.rfciltural and fforicnltn2L ral Society will hold ita regular monthly meeting en itur-lny next. A full att'-nd'inci- i requested, as the eleotio . of o'fic-ra for the easuina-yea- will take pline The Society a-i!l met-t f Crescent City Uali at 2 o'cl-ick P M Borrler of -.he President. P. IIOkNBROOK. " eepl-2". Secretary. c OFFKK. ion sacks Prime ree'd per Arksnraw Trsvaler. and I. r sulo by stpil PRESTON -BROS. g 'HKKsE. 50 boxes W. R, Cheese ree'd and foraa'eby sep4 PRESION BEOS. ni'soia'Tio NOTICE. ON the !9-.h of Aug.ist. the ptrturanio exiating between M.-Kinney & C'.oke an diaolved l y mutual conaetst. C MciClXXicv assumes all debts owina by the lnt orm. and '.ecomea thf purcha er of K. A. Cooke's entire interest in h Merchandize heretofore owned by thmn Evansville (nd c. Mein KY. sep3-tf E.A.CuOKE. FOB SAEE. SOCR hnndred A- r.snf land lying in Tfamilton eoun'y, in th- Ktatr of Illinois Termi eaa . Kor further luormation enquire at EMlllCH'S Dry good St.. re. -ep.1 Main-striet thrt o dora below Second NOTICF! TO iTOCKIII.IE5. QTOiJK-iOLDRlt.S in the North-rn riank Road Company, -7 wbo have not paid twenty djllars on each and - very ihare of t k. are hereby uotiffd th-it unless a sum pufhcitnttnmake said twanty dollars shall bepiid to Jonathan S Ja iuni. the Trsasur.r of said Compi ny, at his counting room in Evanavill. on r before the li'th day of October next, said Shnresaud all prvymnta thereon male will be forfeited to aaid Company. Bv order of the Director . sp2-2wa WM. 11. WALKER, Secretary.

railroaSs; &c.

EVANSVILLE &. CRA WFORDSVILLB im EAILßO A D; ' lU.TIIflElt A It Ii AN EMEN?. - OS and after Monday, Jnne 15th. atil further aetie. The Mail Fasaen ger Train will leave Evaaavillas 1:20 f. ST.; arriving at Vincenaea at 4:2tr. JU fta tinsel r connect wi.h the Kvuninir tiain on the Ohio ai d liet i Railroad far Si. I.onis and Central Illinois. 1 errs L' ante at 7:45 P. sad Indiinr-f. lu at 1:05 A. II.. n.LIt - 4,....

onnneetioca for Cincinnati. Columlua, Clevtlaaa', rfllaialphia. New York and Baltimore. tl Returning leaves Trvre-Hantr at 3:5i P. Jf.;' a. tier fl ST rival of train from Indianapolis arrives a; rasviUe at :'J5 P. M. Passengers by thlsrarn eaa come from St. T.onis Cfaaiaaati aud Louisville same day. Baggage cheeked at Iadlaaapolfe. FARES: Fri Evansville fe St. Lonig..

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Chicago sV ia do do d do do do o do ft) Ho de de d i do de fndianapolis, Cincinnati...... Cleveland Buffalo,, ,.. IVeW tori .. Pittsburgh. . . VV heeling ffalrimore .... Washington ...... Philadelphia..,.. do do Boaton, Daily Frtl.it Trains lea v. EvanaSill. and Tvr..VTmftA a ft za sw 12-1 -J-' on "hjca toe? passen wfl! fee takes. tSi- For anyinformtien or through Ticket, apply at tfco Cenpany's Transportation Offioe. head of Lcenst street. Eanavilie. ief4 J. J. DANIEL. . . Princeton Clarion and Rendcreon Patriot take a etkef? adv. and copy. AHAMS EXPltESS COMPANY. NEW ARRANGEMENT THK ADAMS EXPRESS COMPACT respeettally a' nounce to their friends, the aoblicef Kvsaavilla ana vicinity, that they hava determined to or-ea) tm csisc at RvansvilTe ( be devoted exclusively to the transaction the buaines- of their Line, and have appelated Mr. OKO. W. McBRlDE as tbeir Agent, who, from bis pas eoaneetiem withebo-l'neas. is perfectly f mfliar with all he roate and the details of their operation. This arrange snear kam. been made with the sols object of iaereaaing the facilities e r the Express, and thereby increase its desirability to the pa--' lis to aeoomplisb which tho beateflerts ef ear tcal agea will be especially directed All persons having business withnreom-ev fit .Las'" call on Mr. McBride. atonrnewsfriceonEiritetrfet.be tween Locust and Mais, who aloSs is authorised to act Irr ns fro w tMs date. nov2-df ALFRED OATTHRR. Snpe rintead TKivfRivT. 20SbbIsJ. Hülm Co . . for sr sale varV low by iy!2 -2AkrgsbetquaIity,jtre'a,fesat sal sale low by aiigTl S. g. GILBERT CO.. Sv. Mar Water. -jOOlbs Country Hams: 1 ono tbs Clear Sides far aug liERSHBKRGEK & CARSON. - .urn sale by fEMOS I Ill'P 50 boxes extra Lomon 3yo rea'ef J by railroad from New York ana for sale at rednsW prices by sag? 1. & D. 11EIMANM. . K. 2tSercesrts'd and forsaleby -fc s-!'7 J. & D. HEIMAIfjr. ' 5; e. AL.MOAO. 1.0(0 Iba Almoeda ree'd by raiU road and tor sale by aug7 1. A D. BfclHANN. Ft BXS Ground Spice; 2 bxs Raiains rea'd. for sals ky eJ ' aig7 I. 4 d. BS1MANN. ' ) BXS tine Virginia Tobaeea; 10 gross J. 9 Batter's m P Ink, ree'd and for eale ky I. D. HEIÄANN. sTH BXS Wheat Starch; 25 bw Cream Chess, rsc'4 ky 9 " ' railrsad, amd for sals by a"g7 I. 4 D. HKIMAMir. ITCJEW R? ICHER EI., 1ATH OF 1HA6.-20 kH 1x1 ais'd Nos New Mackerel; 20 hf-bblsN-sw MaeSerel. aaet I 03 New Salmon, jwai ree'd. for rale by aiig7 e.Jf. CDVJlt SOrT a asa'dsizes pureOTiv Oil; 25-(hva 'd Eitra. xtw ocd Flavorings; 20 gals dtoughton'a Elix-iir,: Stoughton's Elixir, ju.l ree'dby aog7 Z. H. rOHJnt t 8, STAIID. 50 dos pur Jlu'Urd, fb cans 30 do do do y2 in as1 lb do; 2'y do do do 6 Ho French do 13 do London do I lb jars; h bottles 25 d Kentucky cns: inet rea'aTl atg7 Z. H. COOK k SON. kit EMI A UK IVA ES. ' H"UST reeeivnd (and now oreoiasl direct frosa PhiTadel--W phia. o half chests. 24 boxes I choice Blsck and Oratsf Teas, amongat whiab is a half chest f extra Black Tea;, which we rerommead to thoso who lev it. all at Wbia is ottered at a small advanc on coat. Call snd try it at V1CKERY JOHXSTOyif. iv'7 Main . ear Waahington Beul. ffcUi I'l.ATK. 41,JL .Vio boxes Tin Plate; 2 Pira Biota Tin; 3ono lbs 0pper Bottoms assartf: 4000 do Wire lstto-aid fersal wer jyl- -aMfKL 01T. ree'd by je Z. B. COOK k SO r U1TR and red Lead for ial br ,117" 1 GROSS Congress Water, just received by jvl7 Z. H.COOK A SO. (POivinv nroA. V l('o lbs Hams; 2000 lbs Shoulders: Soon do id.s rib'd and clear: alao a laaal if win. Sugar Cured and Canvassed Hams, in atnr. and for aal W je! HERSHBKRQER k OARSOH. KW POTATOI-g. A COVSTNATsupj.iy o' Potatoes lower than the sell II market. jvio HKRSHBKRGKK ''ARSON. 5 EE CHEATS A.l IlKHllliLHATOKS. 12 Ice Cheats assorted sises; 10 do Refrigerators assorted sites, jnst ree'd by T Z. H. COOK M SOJT. af lOM.Alls AD EKIkKRLKEVEg. V son English W.rked Collars; 150 pairs Jaconett Cnderslecves, ree d to-day aad fersle by JAMES LOW A C. m - .V-MJ5'1 KR'8 POVED f HI IT CAlkb. ElFTi doirn of Cheater's Improved Frail Cans, tne aisaplest, surest snd cheapest can ever invented. They have, no equal, they are made of the very best materials and east bw nsed for years. No antimony, lead or rubber about tks "- 2 H 0I 0KA30M. y9 Sole Agent for Evansvill. 99 tVK. 5 tierces fresh Rice jnst ree'd and for ale by " ' S. augl PRESTON BROS. f EXTRACT OP I.OGWOOD.-U boxes fersal.ky' -d ue4 S. E. GILBERT k CO. PRIV1K CHEESE. Just ree'd per railroad 75 boxe. ' sepi! I'EMSKY & SOREN'SON. TO(l BVOCS(5FRIED ATgCHOOL. WE have laid in a rood stock of all School Books, ready' for the commencement of their studies Patso.v a Duntos's Copt Book, with steel plat. JOHNSTOS'g TDK.fKRH CHKMIMHT. LAT1K GRAMMARS AKB' RKADKRg. &C!.. AC , A . Als jnst reoeived Job Hiturti, anew Vowel, bvthauthorof the Head of the Family, the best writer of lh. day . and ht-r best book. Lksi.ir'h Joursal for September; Graham's Maoaziki do; Housiioi.d Words S. Hoot. Fellow Parley's animals; Green Peas, ic.io. do; do; ept DOBELL ft LISTBat. fVTRV FA.MIL. i Southern tu liana, si. FLOCK.-The best b-aacs ia iOW in stor.-. and kept constantly , hand for sale by aepl VIl'KtHl A JUH.111US. o . w . oiriiNs, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT, TVo. 14 l'oydras Street New OrleatiMf Em REFERENCES - ; Jas. G. Jokes Esq., Messrs Z. H. Cook ft Sow. J. S. Mitchell. Messrs. Geo. Fort ft Co. Evansville, Indiana. angjq-lydaw. w roon a.d u iLi.ow ware. f tidozaas'd Market Baskets: 12 set ass d Woiden Mea urea: 1 reel Cotton Roc: ' 6 doz Shaker Bruoms; 6 nets Buckey Bowl; . 12 do Hay. Bed Cords; 12dozClothesLines;just reo'd. from (Hnuinnati and for salt: by au30 VICKERY ft JOHNSTOj. tlf OOD. Orders promptly attended to (terms easaV 3 whealcftat au3f. VICKERY ft JOHNSTON. rilOU Vf.'CIO. 50 caddies W. Barrow's Tobacco ree'd per jrailroadVlor sale by ug29 I. ft Ph. hEIMANN. CHEHSE. 50 boxes Cheese ree'd sad. for sale by " aug29 E. ft D. HEIMANL "äOTICE ÖKPPÖl.VtvIEiiT A8 ADEI8- ' I K l l'OK, fVOTICE ishereby given tha tha undersigned baa bena L p-inted adroiniritratorof th estate of Jacob Geta deased, lata ol Vanderburgh connty. Said estaie is suppsU be aoly, nt ag2-3-HENRY KREIBKB. SL'h'l RKLKIVEI. A lot of Harper's Story Back cortai-ly the best puhli.-afi n extant, for yonug folk. Also, the n-vre novel Green Peaa; Gvdey's Lady Beak, fur Sent ; Graham's Magazine, f.r Sept. . . , itfl D BSLL ft LISTBg-'-rüPfäitÄ'riu ivotiCE. ORDERED. That be owners of property oo the North Westsideor Olierry atrect. between Taird and Fourth, cause a brick strfeaalr to be laid down alone the front of low n to it. tnnluaive la block ID. within 15 days after th publlcation of thispntice. and iu default thereof the Street Cosamiasioner i nucfurized to proceed and perform said work, aad the o isUandtxpeiiSetwill be assessed to aud collected by tale of siid prop-rty or so much thereof a will satisfy said lien aad costs. By orderot tho Council. aug2-Ht WELL. IT WALKER. C.erk. BtlLIIJXVl MAT KHi L. OX band and for sale at the lowest tan tl of prices, th fcllowing: . 2iK) hhls Hvdranlio Cement; 100 bbla White Lime; ,- 2,fn'Silight Window Sash, asa'd; 2(Si Doors, aaa'd; limpair do Blim's. do; lio.O 0 Laths; Gray Lime in hhdaand bbls. Painta. Oil. Glass. Patty, Kail. 4-o. an-27 K. S. BA BCOCK. Wjit stress S UKIiK." 50 boxes W. R. Cream Cheese; " , 40 lors German ad Palm Soap , uifl pounds Cotton Wrapping Twine; 2 ble No. 1 Cotton Hitting: 5(0 noun 'a tutat-cond Dried Be- f: 25 doz f eah Mustard, H an j 3 pint bottle, nri per railroad and forsala at reduced pi ices by . . IT ACK KRKL In barrels, balf-blil's. qurt-bbl aad ill eish'.h-bbra. of -assorted numbers 'or saie a caetera price-, bv !ug2K I. ft D. HEIM AN M. U IXS 7 lump Tobacco, ree'd per railroad and uveal JL? by aue?e I- & . IIMMA.NN OATAVBA tS Ii. Co eases St'll Catawba; ISeaetS Sparkling Calawls; ree'd for sale by aug) I. L V. UErMANK.