Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 61, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 7 October 1856 — Page 2

ADD. H. SANDESS, EDITOE.

CITY OF EVANSVILLE. TUESDAY MORNING,:::::::::::::::::OCT. 7 FOR lRHSinK.r, HILLÄRD FILLMOUE, or mtw tosk. . MR VICK PRESIDENT, AHDBEW JACKSON DOJfELSON, Of TBSTXKSSEE. jTILLMOUB CLCt'TOltiL TICKET. GEORGE G. DUNN, of Lawrence. KICfl'D W. THOMPSON, of Vigo. let District JAMES G- JONKR.of Vanderburgh.

UAVIUT. laikd, or Kerry. JOHN BAKKri. ol Lawrence. WM. E. WHITK. of Dearborn. FRKU. JOI'NSKNBUGH, of Warne. PENKY BRA 1LFY. of Johnson. WM.K KDWARDS.ofVigo. . C. W. PKATHKK, of Mon'gomerr. GEO. W. RLAK.EAlORE.of Gas. U.M.K HAI.K.of Wntwh. Joe Wright and his Extraordinary Labors Selling Willard & 0. to secure his own Election. Got. Wright hasVendered the most efficient service to the Democratic cause in this campaign, and has done much to keep the public miud in Indiana from being debauched by the falsehoods and slanders of the opposition on the slavery question. His labors upon the stump have' been extraordinary, and. cannot fail to have a good effect Cin. Enq. We do not know any man, excepting Willard, who has done more to debauch the public mind in Indiana on the question of slavery, and on political questions generally, than this prince of demagogues, Gov. Wright. The very fact of the Governor of Indiana leaving his high official position to "stump the State" in the foulest political fight, so far as his own party is concerned, that ever stirred up the dregs of bad passions, und brought political rascals to the surface, is in itself enough to "debauch" the State. But when it is recollected that this demagogue in a high place has done this for a Belfish purpose of his own, and without even the pretence of disgracing his position for his party's benefit that he is stumping the State in an endeavor to secure a Democratic majority in the Legislature, so that he may become an U. S. Senator if the public mind is not debauched it is no fault of Joe Wright's. He at all events illustrates that there is at least an individual " public mind" most grossly debauched. The EnquiTer says " his labors upon the stump have been extraordinary." They certainly have been. Even the efforts of Willard himself have not been more extraordinary than Gov. Wright's Willard's labors this canvass have been extraordinary for their reckless impudence, for their bold rascality, for their utterly unparalleled assumptions and presumptions. Wright's labors have been quite as extraordinary for their oily, greasy, soft soap plausibility, yet most consummate hypocricy; for their gross de ceptions on every question he hasdiscussed; for their misstatements and misreprejentations as to the positions of his opponents. On record more of an Abolitionist than those he styles abolitionists, he has stumped the State sup porting the pro-slavery party and the Pierce Administration having recommended a stringent Prohibitory Liquor Law, and signed and approved the late obnoxious Prohibitory Law, he has everywhere abused those who supported that law, and meanly tried to escape the responsibility of his own connection with it having wronged and insulted this community, and even called upon his head the severe con demnation of his party organ and friends in J this city, he has dared come here, and with that oily hypocricy peculiarly his own, attempt to teach this people their duty, and how they can best elevate him again to office and pow r. - A" h pocrit in religion and a demagogue in politics,1 he has no such immaculate character as to sustain itself and the dignity of his office, when he prostitutes that office to the lowest party purposes, and basely uses its influence to carry out objects of no more exalted character than his own selfish aggrandizement. If any Democrat thinks Gov. Wright is honestly working for the success of the Democratic State Ticket, we tell him he is mistaken. He don't care a fig for Willard nor for any man on his ticket. His whole object is to secure a Democratic majority in the Legislature, so that he may be elected one of the U. S. Senators. We have before us now a private letter to which we wish to call the particular attention of Democrats. This letter says : " There is a shrewd game being played by Joe Wright, Dr. Fitch and Jno. L. Robinson. Wherever they go a3 soon as they leave their particular friends offer to vote for Judge Morton, if they can get the People's party to vote for the Democratic candidates for the Legislature and Senate. So you may see that this trio of Old Liners. Wright & Co., are wil ling to sell Willard if by so doing they can get themselves elected to the U. S. Senate." Who doubts the truth of this ? They would not only sell Willard but the whole Democratic State Ticket and the Democratic party itself, to securs their own elevation to power. This precisely accords with their political characters. They don't care a copper for their par ty, only so far as that party is necessary to place and keep them in office. Their only hope of office now, is to secure a Democratic majority in the Legislature. They will sell Willard to affect this. The Democracy of the State are being sold by these office-seeking demagogues. They will find after the election, that we have spoken the truth. Democratic votes, under the dictation of these men, will be swapped off to elect members of the Leg islature, at the expense of the Democratic State Ticket. That is the game of Joe Wright, whose labors have been so very extraordinary

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Fillmore Rally at Terre Haute. - 7- Herbert, the murderer of Keating, is in The friends of Fillmore have been invited a gad dilemma. He don't want to resign his to be at Terre Haute to-morrow, the 8th, at seat, and the Californians are prepared to laj which place there will be helda Fillmore Con- before Congress the following memorial, nuvention. Tha Americans of almost every sec- merously signed:

tion of the State will be represented on this occasion, and we trust the Americans of Etansvdle will 6end up a delegation. The friends of Fillmore in Terra Haute are busy making .... . , . - , preparations for a large crowd, and will extend their hospitalities freely to all who attend the Convention. The Canvass. As the weather grows cooler, the political canvass waxes hotter, and men are busy, working for themselves or their r . , , ., .. , , friends. As the time narrows down toward the election, the crowds on street corners are more excitable: the street politicians talk louder and faster, and bets of divers and sundry articles are consummated Our cood neonla articles are consummated. Uur good people

are always ready to stand up to their political an(j believing that, in the murder of the unforviews, and though the dispute, may be wordy tunate Keating, he has committed an act enand long, we don't allow our political quarrels tireI7 without justification, disgraced his high to interrupt social and friendly relations Pos,t'n; a"dhat he Ca" lo"!frf! faithfully A 1 nr afiricl;irrril v rpnrpcpnr. t.hA will nf hia rnn -.

There is a prodigious expenditure of breath,

& prodigal waste of argument good, bad and much as it seems possible, from the sentiment indifferent, an intense anxiety to know "the n Washington, either that he may be acquitresult, but that is all. The election over, and j ted' ?ot receive the punishment which im-

t-, ... ... . .. , . . , , Evansville will settle down in its old ways, and our people will resume their business as j though the election bad never been. But un- i til that time, go where you will, you will find nots o. men in noisy discussion.. You can't stop them. Every man has up steam, and if it is not upon the Slavery question, it is upon : some other equally exciting topic. Each one knows how every Statj in the Union will cast its vote, and each one has down a majority for his own candidate. The Republicans are certain that Fremont will carry New York; the Buchaniers are positive that the- Empire State will go for their man, while Americans know that Fillmore will beat both the other candidates. After the election, the Fretnonters and Democrats will look back and see how wofully they were mistaken, while Fillmore men will have the satisfaction of saying 'We told you so 1 " Can a Mothfe foeget heu Son?" The accounts from every part of the State of New York are most encouraging to the Fillmore men. New York has always been ready to do honor to her favorite son, and we cannot doubt but that 6he will cast her thirty-two electoral votes for RliLIard Fillmore. The triumphal march of Mr. Fillmore through New York, on his return home, was an evidence of his popularity not to be mistaken. It was not the arranged and formal reception of politicians working for spoils, but an expression of public opinion; the people of Ne w York turning out to do honor to their fellow citizen. The Hood of Abolition documents poured upon New Tr , ... . . ,. , , ! York, and the expiring exertions of office holders who are to be turned out next March will not be able to give the State either to Fremont or Buchanan. A mother cannot forget her son. New York will not desert the man who of all others is her first choice for the Presidency. Escape of a Horse Thief Yeager, alias Hunter alias James, who was arrested on last Saturday by Marshal Evans, for horse stealing, escaped from custody on last Sunday morning between one and three o'clock. Esquire Mills, the justice before whom Yeager was first brought, doubting his authority to commit a man to jail, for an offence commi ... . ... . ji i .vitted bevond his jurisdiction, altogether his , ... " . ... , , , , , , . c , 1 Ut was established beyond a doubt, refused - ui tosend him to jail for safe keeping. He was therefore placed in a room, in the third story of the Washington Hotel to remain overnight, n charge of the owner of the house, the dep uty sheriff of Pike county and two other persons. Handcuffs were placed on his wr.sts, and the prisoner was considered secure. Du ring the night the prisoner "in a quiet sort of a way" let himself out of the window of his room down to the pavement on Third street, by means of two sheets and a quilt tied to gether. So quiet were his movements that his keepers slept undisturbed. After landing on Terra firma it is supposed that he donned the habiliment which he had thrown down be fore his descent, proceeded to the room of his boarding house where there were also four persons sleeping, carried his trunk into the yard, rifled it of its valuables, then went to a tailor shop where he had some clothes &c. and them shook the dust of Evansville from his feet. It is supposed that he had friends in waiting below when he let himself outrf of the window, who assisted him in being reliev ed of Lis shambles. The Clerks at Washington Taxed. A special correspondent of the New York Tri bune, writing from Washington on the first inst., says that the Clerks in the Treasury Department were notified on receiving their monthly pay for services in September, that they were assessed in the sum of about ten par cant, on their salaries, to be used for electioneering purposes in the State of Pennsylvania. " All who refused to pay were required to state the fact under their own signatures. This the correspondent avers he had from a reliable source. OCT The London Globe announces that there are no less than 40 sets of chambers now to let in the Inner Temple and 33 in the Middle Temple, and that the entries of students are about one-fifth of what they were ten years ago. The calls to the bar have fallen oif to a mere nothing, compared with what they were formerly. Whereas the Middle Temple used to call a few years ago from 120 to 125 or 130 a year, 20 is now about the average, and even this number shows symptoms of disease.

To the Honorable House of Representatives

of the United State Congress: Your petitioners, citizens of California, beüeving that an appeal to Hon. P. T. Herbert, one of our representatives -in Congress, to re- .. KRat? vonr honorabla fL, ' be of no avail, and believing that all power is rightly vested with the people to determine who shall and who shall not be their rulers and representatives, and feeling confident that our wishes will not be overlooked in the deliberations ot yoür. Honorable body, do most respectfully represent to your honorable body: mi. l. c 1 1 1 1 hat, whereas, one of our honorable represen tatives has seen proper to step from his hi-h position as representative of the State of Cali fornia,and has suffered himself to be engaged in an affray efiectinS 80 unhappily upon the horior and character of y0Ur honorable bodv: stituents in your honorable body: and, inasparum justice ueiuauus; mereiure, We. the citizens of California, forward this memorial to your honorable body, and do hereby most respectfully petition your honorble "wo of the acquittal of the said a2ainst h- that ou would n0 lo it him to remain a member of your honorable body, The Clerks at Washington. It would do you good to go about Washington, as I have done for the last two days, and see the change that 'has been' wrought in the minds of the unwearied Treasury cuis who pull at the nursing fountuin-head of patronage, power and plunder. One and a native of Virginia, too, by thunder! who, one week since, perfectly scounted the idea of Fremont being elected, has Ailed on a friend of mine not an officeholder, but a "Black Republican" and told him that he felt decidedly moved by the spirit within him (the Maine election news!) to wish (or Fremont's election, and he wished to have his position noted down; so, when he was elected, my friend must stand by him and see that he was not turned out of office! O, Virginia! Mother of states and Statesmen! how are thy sons degenerated! If this is doubted, I can give the mart's name. Two more natives of the same State were heard, not two weeks ago, to say that no Southerner, no Virginian, with a particle of self-respect or patriotism, could accept office under Fremont, if he were elected. Two days ago on being spoken to about it, they denied, in the presence of the very gentleman that heard them, ever having made the remark. Hash. Correspondent. Fillmore Barbeoue at Enterprise. The Barbecue at Enterprise, esterday was largely attended, and the greatest good feeling prevailed, there were delegations present from Rockport, Newburgh and Owensboro, of sanguine and enthusiastic Fillmore men. We suppose there were 1,500 or 2,U00 persons on the grounds, listening to the speeches. The meeting wasab'y addressed by Judge Yeaman and Mr. Botts, of Kentucky, in favor of Aniericunism. The supply of provisions was very a aiple, and dons up in the best style. Several songs were sung by the People's Glee Club, and everything passed off pleasantly. Rockport Adv. Evansville Journal. The editor of this paper says that he saw a flag borne in the Democratic procession in this city, last Tuesday, with fifteen stars upon it, representing the fifteen Slave States. We say that lit 1 le Add lies. There was no such flag in our procession and he knows it. 'lerre Haute Jour. Mr. Cookerly can very easily ascertain that. the lie belongs to a much binqer man than , , , , , . . . . Ada banders, bv inquiring of Mr, McLean, his . " immediate predecessor, or of Col. Drew, of this city, good Democratic authority both. We pointed out the flag to them, and asked them to count the stars. i The Louisville and Portland canal bridge injunction has been removed, and the old stone bridge, for so many years an inconvenience to steamboatmen will be immediately torn down. Speaking of the improvements now going on at the canal the Louisville Courier says: The improvements in the canal are progressing rapidly, and when completed it wiil be equal to a new one. An immense amount of work has been dune on it and a vast amount yet remains to be done, before it will be completed. In some places the solid rock along the bottom has be excavated, and when ths work is done the canal will have an average increase depth of twelve inches. Speakino ix Union TowNSHip.-James C. Veatch, Esq.r will address the citizens of Union Township this evening at 7 o'clock. Mr. Veatch arrived here Saturday evening, in good health and fine spirits. He bears the labors of the campaign nobly, and ..is sanguine in his hopes of success. He certainly deserves success and is fightiig like a man to obtain it. We trust he will have a good crowd in old Union this evening. River. The river is falling very slowly with about 19 inches on French Island. At Cincinnati on Saturday, the river was at a stand; weather wet. We confidently look for a rise this month. The water is so low on the Portland and New Albany bars that even the ferry boats up there cannot make their regular trips, and passengers frequently make the passage in skiffs. 0?"The Detroit Advertiser contains the names of two hundred and fifty Democrats, of that city, who appeal to their old associates in the tate of Michigan, to come out from among the foul party called "locofoco." Every man of the list voted for Franklin Pierce four years ago. OiT"The steamer Raven, arrived at this place yesterday morning, having left Louisville on the 24th of last month!

You no America Hall, Oct. 4, 185G. At a meeting of the Young America Fire Company, held on the evening of the 4th inst., the following resolutions were unanimously passed, to-wit : Resolved, That this Company return their sincere thanks to the kind ladies who so cheerfully assisted in decorating our machine; and also to those who so liberally furnished the materials for said decoration ; also Resolved, That the thanks of this Company be tendered the fair donor of the beautiful boquet, presented to the Company whilst under march, on the 3d inst. Resolved, That these resolutions be published in the citv papers. "WELL H. WALKER, Pres't. W. W. Combs. Ass't Sec'y. Half of a Village Destroyed. The village of Perry Wyoming county, N. T. (of Silver Lake Snake notoriety,) was v;sited by a most severe conflagration on Friday, by which more than half the business portion of the town was laid in ruins. The pos;-office, the Wyoming Times office, the Methodist church and Odd Fellows' Hall are among the buildings destroyed. The building of Smith's Bank of Ptrry was destroyed, but its books and valuables saved.

Hail Storm at Richmond, Ind. We learn from a gentleman who reached the city on the six o'clock train last evening, that a terrific hail-storm occurred at Richmond yesterday. It was followed by a heavy fall of rain. Considerable damage was done to property in the vicinity. Cin. JEnq., 4A Al'IiltHJ HKD illiEAIII. Whatlady or gentleman would remain under the curse of a disagreeable ireath when by ufing the "Balm of a Thousand Flowers"as a dentifrice would not only render it sweet but leave the teeth white as alabaster? Many persons do not know their breath is bad, aud the subject is so delicate their friends will never mention it. Pour a single drop of the "Balm" on your tocth-i rush and wash the teeth night and morning. A fifty cent bot tie will last a ) ear. A Butifül Completion may easily be acquired by usiusr the "Balm of a Thousand Flowers " It will re move '.an. piinules.an 1 freckles from the skin, leaving it of a soft mid roseate hue. W. ta towel, pour on two orihree drops and wash the face night and morning. Shviso Mdi EiST uet your shaving-brush iii either warm or cold water. iour on two o- three drops ot "B ilm of a l'ho'is:in'l Floiv -rs," rub the beard well and it Kilt iuaea beautiful soft lather much facilitating the operation of sh ivinz. Price only Fifty Cents. Fetkidok & Co., proprietors. K.ELLEK, FARSSLKY& CO. ap5 yd&w Agents for Evansville. "special noticesT oticeein this place, ten cents per line ona insertion; 20 nents per liae three times; 30 cents per line one week; discount n longer time. EXECUTIVE COJIMITTEE. Tub Executive Commitue of the Fillmore and Donelsoa Club, will meet at the office of the Secretary, on Friday the 10th inst .at 7 o'clock P. M. Business of importance will be brought before the meeting. Oot7 . C. G FEAT3, Seo'y. WASHIAGTO. HKK OAII'AiVY AO. 1. A meeting of the Washington Fire Company No. 1 will be held Wednesday evening Oct. 8, at 64 o'clock. All mem-b-.r-are particularly requested to attond, as business of importance cone ruing the parade will he broi ght forward Bv order oi President, oct7-lt A. PFAFFLIN, Sec'y. AWohdtothr; Laoies. In recommending to your use Dr. J. Hoitctter's c.lebratcd StomachBitters.it in bat jus- , ties to state, that as a sumulaat to the system, in imparling ' strength aud vigor, preparatory to perionioai mages, wutcu areot't umes attended with much pain and trouble we kuow no preparation more happily aiaried to all afflictions consequent upon this oanse. and for Cramps in the Store ach. Cholera .Morbus, and all ailment' arising from over i nulgence in the trutts, veget ibles, ice creams, C, Ac: it is a certain and almost instantaneous remedy, and no fami'y should be without it. Dirnctiou tor use on the bottle Sold by dru-gists and dealers generally. HALLOCK & -Tl.DDARD. sepll-diw WüOLSiälT je SAWYER. i EV Ali VEIlTISimKA'TS. R V T K S . One square, ten lines or less, one time, 60c: three times, $1 ; one week. 91 50; two weeks. $2 50; one month, $4; three mouths, 7 W ; six months, $10; one year. 15. Discounton lara-jr advertisements. Cardä of six lines or nnder, $ per annum. No chame for marriage, death or religious notices. Dentist from Kew Albany, Ind. MAY be oonsultea at the Pavilion Hottl. Those desiring his protesional serv ices are requested to make their uu.ageuieuts as early as possille L'r N . will-remain in t e city uuiil all who wish the benefits ol Dental erk hve been attended to. ocT-Std SOT I CIS A T a meeting of the Board of Trustees of the towj of j'a. Lamasco city, hld on the SOth of September, lsiti, it was unanimously icsclved . "That the thanks of this Board be returned to I aniel Chute. Esq.. tor his faittiul and efficient services as Clerk of the town of Lamasco city during his long continuance in offio oct7 'At, l.i LiiiL.ni rLi-ni vt-ia. NEW BOOK. THE Hills of Shatemuc, by the author of the Wide Wide Werl iust out. Never too late to Mend, by the author of Peg Woffington and Chart Johoo. .m-t out. Jlv Courtship and its Consequences by Wifcoff. New-upplyo Ore'. Leslie's 'tazette of Fashion, for October. Fa-qu-iiles French course Fitoher t'hrsieal Geography, just ree'd and for salety oct7 UOPKLI, k LISTER. EVANKVILLU AS LIGHT lMPM'. f E Stockholders of the above mentioned Company will JL meet at their ornce. en the 2ttth in t The I usiuess betöre the meeting will be the election of Directors to serve during the ensuing year. CO. K-ATs. oct7-td WHOLESALE A Ji It RE TAIL DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PRRFI ML'KY PAISTS. OIIJS. DYE-STUFFS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, GUiVSS A7VyikXT.:E3, Manufactured Tobacco, Medical Brandies, Wines and Alcohol. A full upply of all the popular PATENT MEDICINES. SO. 3, WASHINGTON BLOCK, (near the Court House) Main Street, Kvansville, lud. octe tf LWOii AT THIS. COLOUR. Bran and Shorts at wholesale and retail, deP livered iree of charge, by JOHN BL'KTIa, oct6 Maiu street, o'.-poite State Hank. BLAitiiETS. THE undersigned having commenced the manufacture of Blankets, at their mill at Dexter, New ora, are prepared to sell all kinds of Blankem, as Iowas they can lie purchased in e York, with the adoition ot freights anu can Uli orders for any auiuunt at shoitnotice. Wekcep on baud a good asortaent 01 9-4, 10 4, 11-4, 12-4, Super Family ril..nkets. Heavy Negr - Blaaaets. Gray anu White Saddle Blankets. Ac, Ac. to which we invite tho attention ot the trade. .,.. octB J. H MA GHEE s CO. 40(is.. "e b-ve receivea a iare stoca oi MJ Lauies Ltresa Goods of all kinds, which we offer very , h.-ai-. octb J 11. IAGHKE A: C'l. aH - I'CS Plain Black Siik all wiutbs. fust ree'd and lor 'I isle vi-rv low by ocS J H M A tr h E K & C 1 liV "JAI'I?! . Jf l 0,iu S. B. Ribbed; 200 ODO G. D. Ribbed; 200.000 G. D. Plain; reo'd per railroad, i-rsale at reduced p-ices b octb . I- f HEIMANN a a a URuSS u-nuiue Kose Oil; l(itro-sg uuin- Lteirs uil al'S do Beet Marrow 5 do Haue 'sBeef Marr 1U0O lbs Bar Lead 100 bagsass'dnumbersShot; ree'd per railroad and for sale by I. & D. HEIMANN. UATI HK, fct;. 200groas round wood box Matches; 12 kegs Double Retined Saltpetre; 21 cases British Lutet; 500 lbs Indigo, best quality, ree'd by railroad ani forsale at reduced prices bv ootfi 1. & D. HEIMANN. JtST RECK1VED McDonald's Treatise on thepotvers and duties ef Justices and Constables in Indiana ; Franklin Almanac and Diary for 1857; Dred bv Mrs. H. B Stow; India the Pearl of Pearl River; Western Border Life; Plasia Tales: The Last of the 'orresters, c, Ac. Forsale by octt T. CONYNGTON & CO.

CANDIDATES.

Me. Sanpkrs: Ton will please announce the nsmeof WILLIAM WAKRK.a, candidate lor Assessoro1 Pigeom Township it the October election. ool7-to SZEBÜLOJI M. P. CARTE R, of Evansville, isaeandittace for Judge of the Conrt of Common Pleas, for the District compo Bod o t Vanderburgh and Warrick counties. sep27 Mr. Sanders: Please annonnoe the name of CHAS. O. OLMSTED as a candidate for County purveyor at the ensuing; Ootober election. sep22 O if" We are requested to announce JAMES H. BENNETT, of Ihlieraburgh, as a candidate fr District Attorney. aep22 Ma Sandkbs: Please announee the name of Dr. ALLEN C HALLOCK asacaodioaw toz theonico of Coroner at the ensuing Oetouereleotioa. sep20-te Mb. Epitob: Please announce the name of JAMES D. SAUS DKKS, a? a oandidate for County Surveyor at the ensuing October election. sepl3 Ma. Editor: Pleaso announce the name of ALEXANDER MADDUX as a eaupidate tor re election to the office of County Commissioner. . sepl4 We are authorized to announce the name of SAMUEL KIRK PATH !C as a candidate for the omce of County Commissioner at the ensuing October election. aug30 Mk. Sanders: You will please announce my vkme as a candidate for the othoe of County Treasurer at the ensning October election. y28 JoIJN' ORBKE. Ma Sandkbs Sir: You will pl-ase announce my name as an independent candidate torthe office of County Recorder at the ensuing election. my23 WM. H. CHANDLER. Mr. Sandkus: Please announce my name as candidate for Becorder of Vanderburgh County at the ensuing Full election, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. my27 JOHN FARRELL. A. H. Savdehr. Esq : Please anuounce my name as a oan didate for theothce of Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court , at the ensuing October election. I myl7 LOUIS RICHTER, j Editob Jocbsal: I am a candidate for the offiee o) Sheriff j of v an-ierburgb eounty at tne ensuing uctofereiecrion, mil2-te W M. HOLDEN. 8fy We are authorized to announce the name of CHRISTIAN BIPPl'S as a candidate for re-election for County Recorder at the October election. aep2 NOTICE. KJEALEO proposals will be reoeived until Monday evenly ing. Oct th. for the building of aC'ty Look-Up and Marshal's Office. The plan and specifications of the lime on tile in the City Clerk's othe: the pay;, ent for the same to be in cash. By order of Council. WELL. a. WALKER. City Clerk. Vo4ksbote copy oct3-5d !TOCHESTfcR COOPKK'S TflOl.O, just ree'd at LSj, 0C13 " ALUIVIUUU 1.1ÜUI iSi-ri). I C OFF KB. Prime Rio Coffee from New ork. received por railroad and tor sale by . 0ti . PRESTON & BROS. r me snot. f HAVE opened, for tho aocommOiatioa of the citizens of E"ansville. a McatShi. on Se. oud stieet between Locustaad Mnin. where cm be found ai all times th finest Meats. 1 will also keep this inter a fio-a lot of Sausage Meat, which is warranted of first rate quality. Call and ex"ooä 'ZI0'""1"'- GEORCE S HO EN BERG ERJ. S. JAQXTKSS A: CO., WHOLE ALE DRY GOODS. . BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, Kvausville, nd, VRE now in receipt o- iheir U'ge stock of Fall and "inter Uood-i, to which they inviw the attention of all prompt buyer visiting this market, assuring tl.em tha) goods will be ottered as low us anv Joibing Hou in the L mtkd States, t transportation excepted). We know no North, no South, no East, no West. sepaO-lmdaw NEW AKISIVAL. WATCHES AND JEWELRY. WE have just reo-ived our uew stock of Waiohes and Jtwelry. consisting of all tho different new and beautiiul styles, in great variety, atrhelowest Easurn prieea, and evi-ry article warranted represented. We would call special attention 10 oui large stock of Fine Gold and Silver Hunting and open face Watches, which we will sell at very low figures. Also a large lot of Gold. Silver, Jteel aud Commonäpeotacle, to suit persons of all ages. The public generally, and tin ladies in particular, are invited to call and examine our stock. BITf ROLFF & SONS. sepW Mnin, between First aid econd streets. COKFK.v. 181 bats prime Baltimore, reo'd per railroad j and lor sale .y sep GHO. F STKtt & CO. ST VR '4i'IlES. 25 boxes Proctor Gamble's, full weight, for sile by seplO GEO. FOSTER & CO. 80P An t;.VDI.FS. 1" boxes No. 1 Soap and pressed Summer Candles for sale by S,T3( HYfl. FOSTER k CO. S ,T 2.5" ' bhls No. 1 Kanawlia: alo u.-hi I Alum S It. forsalaby GEO. FOSTER A-CO.. sep:it) Agents Kauawha Salt Company, J7 LOTH. Best brands forsale by the drav load only by 1 Bt.,,3n OKi'. FOSTER & CO H i ä BUXKS " . R. Cre:-m O eese, 10 roes ttritmj Fluid ree'd by railroad and tor sale at Cincin nati prices by sep30 IAD. HEIMANN. K IQl'OHS Q j 4 hols Blackberry Brandy; 4 bbls Native Port Wine; 4 do do Wine; 4 do Ginror do; 5(1 eases Blackberry Wine and Brandy. GingrU ine. Native Port Wine, ree'd per railroad and for tale by sepj' ' I. & D HEIMANN. POWDKR '5 kegs and 20 hf-kesa Powder; 8 eases one rouna and half pound cans for sale by sepio I. & D. HEIM INN. CCAnLi-:s. 2'i bxs "tar Candles; in h '-bxs Star Candles; 2qr-bxs do; reo'd and for sal by ep:Ki L D- HEIMANN. CHKEfSK. 500 bis W . R Cheese iust ree'd and forsale by sep5 HSRSHBERGER & CARSON II IRPER For October, just ree'd by ".., 8eP22 DOBELL & LISTER. tlHKKHE. 10 boxes prime quality, just ree'd from CinJ cinnati and for tale by , ep!9 VICKERY & JOHNSTON. c IRPESTBR TOOLS. ix boxes Planesof allkins opening at octH W A LDK I RCH'S. ft DOZEN Axes Hunt's, Collin's and Mann's war sans 9 ranted at A. WALOKIKCH'S Hardware store. Main bet. lstapo 2dttreets. 1 A f BUSHELS Cows Hair for plastering at retail. w w ' opposite the old Bank by octt J. FLEMING. COW FEED. 300 bushels Bran and Shorts for sale on Main at . opposite the old Bank by octS -T. BFRTffl. S' MI,K I.E THER. 40C0 ltareoeied this day bx rail road, and for sal-by octs riifcyiu. uu. NKIV LQUOt STOKE, ON STCAMOItS STBKKT. BV.TWFKM MAIN AND F1U8T STBBETS, Eraosville, Intl. THEsubscrib -r has in.t returned from the Fast with a iarge stock of Foreign and Dome-tie Liquors and Havana Cigars. His stock contains the beat kind of French Brandies; ,Iam--ica Rum; Hollund ifm; Madeira Wine; Cherry Wine: Port do; Bourbon Whisky; Moaongahela Whisky ; Rve do; Irish do; Ohio Catawba; Rhine Wine; Abc8vnthe; AniBSette; Cnraeoa; Mara-cino. Punch Essens; And all oth'-r kinds of fancy Bitters The above articles will be kept constantly on hand and sold at the lowest rate by eep2-dw , H. ANSPACHER. LESLIE'S JOCRWAL for October; Halloo s Ma.aiiue; Illustrated London News; Harper for October: G.ideys Laltcs Book. October; Ns supply of Dred; New supply of Beckworth's Adventures, just ree'd and forsale by gep 9 DOBELL & LISTER. DRUGSTORE. ITX R. J J. PENNIV'TON having purchased the stock of jfLiv Medicines opened for sale bv Crvwford Bell, a few months since, desires to call the attention of the public, pariicularly of physician and merchants coming to this city, to make purchases to this assortment which will b constantly receiving additions from the Eastern cities, and which will be sold on as low terms as can t-e afforded bv any other establishment in the West. No. 3. Washington Block Bnildi n gs. se p29-tf JUST It KJ'EIV ED. um Chest Tea all kinds; 200 nnxes Te all kinds; IUI IKiO (i. D. Caps; lftO.OHiS B.Caps, 30 gross Shaving and Fancy Soap. For sale by sep29 TEN NEY at SORESSON. rZ. i BOXES Hamburg Cheese do Engli h Daily, forsale y TENNEY SORENSON. sep29 1 1 CASKS Cigars lor sale by myw sepan TENNEY A: RORENSrvjj. CUIiPOUATIO.'V NOTICE. ORDERED. That tne owner or owners of Lot No. 2. block No. 55, Eastern Eclaigement of the city of Evansville cause the same to be brought to the city grade, within ten days after the publica ion of this notice, and in default thereof, the S-reet Oommiss oner isdir -eted to periorm said work and the costs and expenses aocruing thereby will be assessed to and collected by sale of said lotorso much thereof as will sattsiy said lien and cost.. By orderof the Council. sep27-l0t . WELL. 11. WALK.ER City Clerk. Volksbote copy ten davs. EVE.I.G SCIH'OL,. COMMENCING on Monday. Sept. 29th. in the School Room adioining Rev. Mr Mcnarwr's Church, on Second street. School every Monday. Tuesday, ThursJay and Friday nveL,ing. commencing at 7 o'clock. For full particulars enquire of meatfbe School Room. eep27-tf , THOS. REDMOND. ffP rDOZ ass'd Scab Brushes; 4mW 5 do do Stove do; 15 do eo Shoe do; 10 do do Counter do; 2 do Crumb do; 75 boxes W. -R, (Jream Cneese, ree'd per railroad this day ly sp27 Z. H. COOK & SON. O I.IVB OIL WARRANTED PCRK.-1 cask.. 40 rations, direettrom the Custom House. New York, for .ale low by sep27 Z. II. COOK & SON. 50 BBLS Ctiea White Lime, State Bank. sep27 Main street, opposite ihe JOHN BLRT1S. POPE, El.l ISOr & CO., COMMISSION FOIIW ltnifi M ERCHAXT8, Aeav Orleans. LIBERAL advances on eonaignm-nts to the above address madeby sep26-ly BURTIS & FLEMING. TO fIETLEMU. WISHIXU BOARD. MRS. ItEGLEY is prepared to accommodate with roams either single gentlemen orsentlemen and their wires, at her Boarding House on Water street, between Main and Locust. She will also take a few day boarders. tept2-2w.

NOTICE. j ßJEALED proposals will be received until Monday evening. Oct. 6th for the builoing of five (.5) public eiset-ms on the ditlerent portions of the city. For plan and specifications call at 01 rk's office and examine. B order of City Council. oot3td WELL H. WALKER, Clerk, ,

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EVANSVILLE & CRAVVFORDSVILLE RAILROA D , ll'MiriElt AniiASGEJtltRT. ' ON and alter Monday. Jon 15th. until further rotic The Mail Passenger Train 111 iiave Evanavillet 1:20 p. M .: arriving at Vinceanes at 4:2t p. M , iR timet connect with the Evening ttain on the Ohio ar d Mississippi Railroad for St Lonis and Central Illinois. 1 orre l:ute at 7:4a P.M.. ma Indianapolis at 1:05 A. M.. matins: direct connections for Cincinnati Columln. Cleveland, Philadelphia New York and Baltimore. Returning leaves Terre-Hantf at 3:55 P M.: after tie ar""'pOftrain from Indianapolis arrives at Evansville at Passengers by this train can oome from St. Lonis Cincinnati and Louisville same day. Baggage checked oi Indianapolls. FARES: From Evansville to St.. Lonis. do do Indianapolis. ...I.. V.'.ÜI.". 6 25 o Cincinnati.,,, do do Cleveland .... do do Buffalo do do New York... do do Pittsburgh, do .do Wheeling,,.., do do Baltimore.... 0 do r Washington 8 0 . ..is c: ..17 60 '. ..24 e; . 16 50 .. 14 r-v . 22 oo ; .. 2 OC . oe rnuadeipnia .....23 00' 2 do do Boston ...!28 60 Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville and Terro-Mauts) at 7 40 A . M., on whicfc local passenger? wil1 e taken 5" For any information or through Tickets, aprly at th Con pany'a Transportation Othoe. header Loonst street Eansville. jel J. J. DANIELS Snp'l. . rrinoeton Clarion and Henderson Patriot take on other adv. and copy . AIAIfIS EXPItESS COMPANY. 1 111111 k NEW ARRANGEMENTTHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY resp.ettnlly .Bnounce to their friends, the public of Evansville and" vicinitv. that they have determined to open an offce at; Eransville to be devoted ezclnsively to the trarssrti. n of' the hosines of their Lne, and have appointed Mr GEO W. McBRIDE as their Agent, who, from his pas' eonneetirsi ' with tt-e business, is perfectly f miliar rith elHbe putef ' and tl-e details of their operation This arrangianmf fcaf" been made with the sole object of increasing the facilities mt' the Express, and thereby increase Its desiral ility to the public to accomplish which the beat efforts of oor local acea will he especially directed " All persons havin business with onr comrsny will pleas call on Mr. MnBride. at our new off ee on Fiwt street, he-" tween Locust and Main, who alone is authorised to set for us from this date. nov2-dtf ALFREDO ATT FTFR, RnperinteneVnt . 72 B A i ES Gunny Bags for a le by serz7 JOH BTJRTfS. J. IICICTIS & J. FLEMING. WHOLESALE and retail dealers in Leather I Flour and White Lime Bank. Hldea. ' Main streetopposite old Stats sepa NEW FEE STOKE, 1 TBK COaStB OF 8KCOND AND CASTAL STEKKT. rgH E undersigned will keep on hond the choicest brands B of Family Flour. No. 1 fresh Meal. Ear ( orn. Shelled Corn. Oats. Bran, shipetnfr. Crushed Feed. Baled Hay. 0:0.. 1.. quantities to suii customers. All trade delivered by Express. eud iu your orders. sep35-tf R. B. HART.' T1X PLATE. AC 50 l oses Ro ting Tin; 200 boxes S. C . Tin plate; casksZnc; 1 case Sheet Copper; 1000 lbs Copper Bottoms; ree'd and for sale by sep25 SAMUEL ORR. WOODWORK. FOR BUftQIES, AC. 5 sett Sessoued Butrgy Buha; 50 di Wsgon do: And a good assortment of Fellois, Shafts, Spokes, Bugry and Wagon Bows. Piles, etc, etc., in store and for sale I j eepiS SAMI EL ORR. (ICEAT H.4KGAINS. READ! CONSIDER!! ACT!!! I HAVE forsale 77 choice building Lots in Lamasee City; 24 of these lots have never been öden d for sale before, separately. They comi rise the best vaca t property in tha city. Prices low. Terms easy. Call and see. G. COPELAND. At Copeland's Exchange Bank. N. B. Afewofthese lots will be exchanged for Brick, Carp.nters' and plasterers' work. sepll-2m LOOK OCT! It E MOV AI -OF mvr.its. Importer of Winei, Liquors and Cigars, AND 111- AI.FK IX Bourbon, Eye, Monongahela & Rectified Whisky, HAS removed from his old stand to the new corner ef Main aud Water streets, where he invites his friends and custom- r to call. sep!5 I.ECTION NO'IK E. STOCKHOLDERS -a the Evansville and Crawfordsvill Railroad Comiiany. are hereby notified that the annual m. eting for .lection of Directors. Ae., will be held at tbe. Court House in the oily of Evansville, on Monday, the 6'h day of October next, at 10 o'clock A. M. By order of the Board. JOHN K. MARTIN. Sec'y. Enquirer e'py. sei-ll-te HBOTATOK -Sweet sad Irish potatoes in store and for its by .pI9 VIOKERY & JOHNSTON. if'O.V. 1.000 lbs clear sides forsale by sepl9 VIOKERY & JOHNSTON. H" ON DO PORTER. Just ree'd a few casks ef fresh MA London Porter. ep!9 TEN N B Y & 8 K ENSON. 5.1 AV ANA f-il'UAR. 15 hoxes for sale by Ssepl 8. E. GILBERT & CO., üyc. near Water STfn.n7 aU R Crushed and LoafT-orsaleby Ii sepl9 S. E. (ULBERT A CO.. Svc. near Water. C -i ." m m m : m far s-k a. a . r a a . " epl9 S. E. UILBRKT & CO., Syc. near Water. BOOTS AND SHOES. OUR stock of Bo .ts and Shoes, in the wholesale trade, ianow on hand, and Merchants from the country will, we think, do well to to give us a call before purchasing else--where. Our st'-ck is composed of even vaiiety ol Boots and' Shoes, made i-y the mon popular manufa -turers ef New Enelatd, and many of them to ouk own oruek. We invite the trade to call and examine for themselves. a.pl7 McREA & WELLS, Foster's Block. PV I L BS Fresh Ttble Butter; 10 loz Chickens, just reo'd rri anuiorsaieny sepl7 bERSHBERGER CARSON. SOFT II ATM. BT our Fall arransements we are now read- to make toorder, and will always keep on hand, all kinds, colors, and-hapesof Soft Hats Our eaperienoe in nr line is such that we can tnrn ont a Hat as well made and as good as can bemade any place in the world. We have and will continue to give proof of what vie say sepl6-3m VACTIER MAROONNIER. FALL STYLE II ITS, THOSE wisbinr to obtain a good as well as a latest fashion Hat. would do well to give us a ca.I. The mestr fastidious taste suited. We warrant a perfect fit. even to those wh have the most irreg-'lir .ha eu head. seplS-m VAUTIER & MaRCONNIEB. XTRA FAMILY FLOUR. 75 bbls Worthiagtoa. A Mills Floar, ree'd and lor sale by sepl6 PRESTON BROS. EDM UN I . SEYMOCIt, ATTORNEY AT LAW ü 11 u u a u. r y r u o 1 1 c , Office on Third street, in rearof CrescentCity Bank Building,. seplS '56-ly EVAKRVILI.B. 1M. JsfTk BAGS extra Family Flour; a, w 2n bushels fresh Corn Meal; 5000 lbs Bran :on hand and for sale bv sep25 HERSHBERGER At CARSON. IIODIAM iTIINES. THE Coal from these Mine- is being delivered to any " part of the ciy of Evansville. Persons requiring the same anl leaving or-iers at the Company's office tunder the Tel graoh office) will bane them put through. The price will he for this mouth 9 cents per bushel delivered or 7 centsat the Mines. i; VA NSVI LLK TOOL STOKE, Main Street, Tjeiw. First and Seeon IVrilH E undersigned, having ust returned from the East, is I now receiving an extensive stock ef Hardware, eoa-' sisting.of all kiLdn of 1 ccltanic's Tools, of the best qualify aud approved styles of American snd' Entlieh manufacture, forming a most complete and choice-' assortment; als" Itttilding Hardware, Locks and T.atehea. Butts and Hinges, Bolts, o.e.. Trim--mings for Furniture. &o , Farming- Tools, Shovels and Spades. Hay md M inure Forks. Briar Scythes, Hay and Straw Knives Grain So-ups. Ac . House! urnislkinsr Goods, Knives and Forks (American and Enslish), all kinds of Tea aud TaMe Spoons Candlesticks and Lamps, VI alters. Kettles, Pans. Coffee Mills, Fire Setts, it . &.. PocUct Cuttlery. Guns, Pistols, VC, always on hand; Chums. Hames, Saws, Axes, Rope, Pump Fixings &e - Ehcouraged by the liberal patronage of the eitiirns or btai svllle and vicinity, tho undersigned has l.ABom.v ADDBDto his stock of Hardware, and will always keep the greatest possible variety of Mechanica' Tools of the best quality, aa well as other goods A continuance of p-tronase i- resp'Otfully requested. seP24 A. VV ALDK1KCH. GOIU f LVDIE BOOK For October; Horper's Magnine for - do; Dred. by Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe author of Uncle Tom's Cabin. A fresh sup ply just ree'd and forsale by Mp-2 DOBELL & LISTER. - T UB V('t O. 100 btx-is Virginia Tobacoo iust ree'd per railroal ana lorsaie ny vcu rnbaiuii a anus. IMMENSE ADDITION OF STOCK Of BOMLMADC AMD ECaurKAS lHl'ORTKD I.CATBKK3 AHD CLOTH. of all colors and discriptions. WAITING orders to be made ap into ehe m4 fashion-. able Boots. Shoes and Gaiters for genu after the latest paterns from France, aud the Eastern cities. All varietiesof slips, shoes and gaiters with heels h igli enotigh to suit tne most fastidious (or ladies, ud a perfect museum of paterns lor children large ana small, at tne iaanionaoie ' Shoe store of sept23-3m ' JOHN RASCH. VALITAHLF. LAND FOR SALE. THE following Truts of Land are now offered forsale: . The south half o! section eight ). containing three . hundred and twenty acrer. The sonth-west quarter of seotion seventeen flT). ontaining one hundred and sisty acres. Aad the south-west quarter of section eighteen (18 . e.n- . taininc two hundred and ninety-seven acres, all O'1" " . Township six. south of raage eleven west, in Vaaderburg county. Indiana. , , , . Tho above Lands have he surveyed and marked ont la . forty acre tracts, and w 11 be sold in quantities to suit rrchaeVrs. Applj to ser23 C.M.GRIFFITH. r

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