Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 9, Number 64, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 10 October 1856 — Page 2

c Jl;ül) lonrnal. ---ADD. H. SAH DEES, EDITOB. -

CITY OF EVANSVILLE. FRID AY MORXIXG OCT 10 1 - .. . -, - FOR PRESIDE. V, - MILLARD FILLMORE, . OF KKW YORK. irOl V1CK PRESIDENT, ANDREW JACKSON DONELSON, ' OF TENSESSEE. FILL7IOUB EtEVTOIML TICKET. " GEORGE G. DUNST, of Lawrence. : RICIl'D W. THOMPSON", of Vigo. 1st District JAMES ii. JONKS.of Vanderburgh. DAVIDT. LAlKU.or Kerry. JOHN' RAKErf, ol Lawrence. WM. E. WHITE, of Dearborn. FKK l. JOHNS IN HUGH, of Wayne. Y F.NKV BRA l'LVY. of Johnson. WM. R EDWARDS, of Vipo. C. VV. PRATH EK. of Mon'iromery. GEO. W. BI.AKEVIORE. of Cass. J. McXVTT SMITH, of Allen. WM. K. HALE, of Watath. fj3'The Democrat of 1832" (Dr Hutchinson) is informed that the editor of this paper will be at home to-morrow evening, at which time he can see the lots and examine the title. We saw Df.'-IIutchinsoH on the morning of Wednesday and proposed to hi in to close in with the offer made by Mr. Sanders. At that time, he said he wouk" not take it, but would bet on Buchanan. Before the boat upon which Mr. Sanders left, was out of sight, he appeared -to accept the proposition, pulling out his watch in order that there might be no mis-. apprehension as to the hour of his visit. Of course, the Dr. was net aware of Mr. Sanders' absence! Vote for the best lit n. The desperate efforts of Old Liners to induce the faithful to vote the "straight ticket," will be unavailing. Many who vote for Willard will vote for Ingle. The time when two or three party leaders can mark the tickets of a whole township, ha gone by. Unfortunately for the success of Old Line candidates, the Feople will judge of the relative merits of the candidates, and they will vote for the best men. Of the success of Mobton, we have not a doubt. The only question is, what shall bo his majority ? Willard may carry this district by a small ra-ijontyi and perhaps the second, but we can see no possible chance for him in the other Congressional Districts. Never before was the opposition to Democracy so powerful as now. Never did the Old Line party present a ticket so repugnant to the masses as the one nominated in January. How any man can vote for Willard, who has seen Judge Morton, we cannot imagine. The votes cast for Willard will be confined to that wing of the Democratic party, who vote for the nominees of their conventions, though the nominees as are unfitted for offices of trust as Willard and Hammond. We envy no m m, who goes to the ballot box to vote for men he knows are disqualified, simply because the wire-workers of his party have placed those men in nomination. The fact that Wright and Bright are endeavoring to sacrifice Wil lard to advance their own corrupt designs, is an evidence of the way things are ixanaged in the Old Line ptrty. Everything must be done to secure ojke; beyond that, they have not a thought or care. In the name of the Consti t'it:o'i,t.hey seek to advance their own pe-sonul interests. They talk loudly of the people, &nd use them as a stepping stone to power. They dilate upon the " compact our fathers made," and repeal a Compromise in the words of Douglas " Canonized in the hearts of the American people." They talk of the consistency of the " Democratic party," and denounce as abolitionists men who stand where they stood ix years ago. They declare that the people must settle the question' of slavery for themselves, when In 181!), they thought that " Congress had the right" to settle the question for them. Stephen A. Douglas sends forth his fiat, that the Missouri Compromise is a " self-evident lie," and forthwith, every member of the party sees- that it always was a " lie." The leading organs of the party, from the Cincinnati Enquirer, down to its worthless namesake in Evansville, are busy circulating falsehoods in relation to Kansas, hoping thereby to screen the administration of Franklin Pierce fiom the contempt it deserves, and elevate to the Presidency a man pledged to carry out the contemptible policy of his predecessor. We ask candid voters to look at the men presented by that party fur their suffrages. .From Buchanan and Breckinridge, the " big guns," to Hall, the smallest pop-gun of Old I.;neism, we find them all equally unqualified. The same scheming wire-working, which nominated Buchanan and Willard, was displayed in a very small way, in the nomination. of Denby and Hall. And now the Enquirer whines out "vote the straight ticket. Procure one, printed at our office, upon which is our name for the Sheriffality, and without scratching out a name, deposit it in the ballot box, and save the Union !" 07" The candidates for Representative and other county offices speak this afternoon at about 2 o'clock at Baby town. Baby town is a pretty village somewhat remarkable for babies from which it takes its name and is only a mile or two from Evansville, thus affording an excellent opportunity for a pleasant ride and good sport. , . ST.4S3 Meeting. The Hon. "Humphry Marshall will address the citizens of Henderson, to-morrow at one o'clock. We hope our citizens will avail themselves of this opportunity of hearing this stauch American, and go down.

UT we give up a large portion oi our cui-, ls a trick in it. Let every man vote his senumus to-day to our correspondents. ' timentä in each particular case.

- , - Oar County Fair. ! Next week, the Vanderburg Agricultural Association will hold the second annual County Fair. Thfl book for intries, is now at Mr. llornbrook's, and it is desirable that exhibitors

should enter their articles as soon as possible. Everything as b.en done by the managers to secure a crowd, and we are assured that the l i :tt u i, n. Tf lilUWU Will UC bUClC. U J CC Jf'HUjr. XI UU have anything worthy of exhibition, take it with you. If you have nothing, go, to see what Vanderburg can do, in the way of a Fair. The collecton may riot be very large, in comparison with old established Fairs, but it is our Fair and that is sufficient reason to induce every man to go, and take with him, all he can. Mr. Hornbrook is laboring zealously to complete all the arrangments, and we know that he will do all in his power to accommodate exhibitors, and secure a crowd. - It is important to the citizens of this county that this enterprise should succeed and to insure this desirable end, every man and woman in tlie countv should contribute their mite to the exhibition. The society has decided that each exhibitor by "the payment of one doli; r. and the entry free (which is 10 per cent on the premium offered) shall have a Badge presented to them which will enable them to enter the F, I grounds during the Fair: in other words the Society offers a premium to exhibitors. All those who reflect on this subject will agree with us that tire prosperity of our Farmers, Merchants, Artizans, and Horticulturists depend much on the success of this our first effort. The farmer will by making an exhibition of the products of his farm, be able to show his co-workers what can be done by his mode of culture and breeding. The mechanic can show the pioduct of his hands. The artisan the result of his labors ; the Horticulturist the product of his labors of mind and hands) hence ! all can advertise; all can confer one with another on the subjects before them,, thereby srivinsr much useful information. Besides it will be the means of bringing the Bockel into notice. In view of these facts, let every citizen of the county come up and become members of this Society, and by this means place in its hands the mean3 to purchase the premiums offered. Let one and all aid in this enterprise, which is cal u'.ated to enure to the benefit of all. We are informed that the Society have spared ho pains in making their Fair grounds not only convenient but pleasing to the eye, and to please the ear, they have secured tho services of the New Harmony Baud. We cannot close this short and imperfect ar ticle without giving praise to the officers of the Society for their untiring energy in catering so well for the public taste. Let all go, and thus aid in doing something for our city and county. We are informed that during the Fair a concert and perhaps a ball will be given, so that those whose tastes run in that line may be gratified. .Bltthb Hvnes, Esq.. will deliver the address on the last day of the Fair. His known ab iity is a sufficient guarantee that the address will be a good one. TreaVon. Gov. Wise the notorious Governor of Virginia is endeavoring with the aid of that delectabla sheet. "The Richmond Enquirer" to convict Mr. Botts of treason. The Baltimore Patriot with its usual manliness defends Mr. Botts, and pours a broadside into the Old Line Governor, which tells. Speaking of Mr. B. the Patriot says: Mr. Botts is a noble speciman of true Vir ! ginia chivalry, lie dares to speak the truth fearlessly. He is perfectly capablo of guarding his own head and of returning the blows of his adversaries with compound interest. The! uewco nie ..iuuci ,a,i,.,ä iu piate mm

iwrs ue comuac, re.syii was next maue 10 , . . . . , "stink pot;" but they proving equally harm- evi1 to the country ever since it was placed on less, the "Möns Mag," the great gun of all the records. Now the Judge may be an exVirginia. Governor Wise, tho statesman who ceedingly great man, but yet in my Judgment would have paid the interest on the public his expression of opinion, whether candid or debtof V irginia by a tax on oysters! and who . ., , . , , .- ,. regards the election of Mr. Buchanan as of not, grows "smaller by degrees and beautifully national importance, because it will quadruple 'ess" in the attempt to ignore those of all the the value of negroes, he finally was called upon greatest sages and jurists of the county both

to enter ue i iuis against ine sturay cnamp.on oi juiiiara v minore, jonn iuinor cons." : The attack of Gov. Wise upon Mr. Botts, in as gross ami unwarranted, as anything we have seen. The reply of Mr. Botts is marked by courtesy and kindness. As to the charge that Botts would accept office under Fremont, he said: ' When John Tyler shook those thirty pieces of silver at ine, I shook my fist in his face. He shook them at Wise, and Wise pocketed them!" ... "; . In regard to the braggart threats of lynching and hanging so freely made against him by the Richmond Enquirer, Mr. Botts said that he might be overcome, as he never carried arms, but the difficulty was to find some one to head the line to attack him. lie read the definition of treason as decided in the Burr case, to show that some overt act was necessary to constitute the crime. Iiis treason, he Slid, consisted in defending the in.egrity of the Union; and he quoted the concluding passage of his spi ech as follows: , ; "Let me tell them that when they attempt it (to dissolve the Union) for no better tause than it has yet been threatened, I, for one, will meet them at "Philippi," and on that field they will find me keeling at no other alter than the alter of the Union, worshipping at no other shrine than the shrine of the Constitution, and fighting under no other flag than the stars and stripes of the United States." 07" We particularly caution all voters ag;ajnst swapping votes swapping off one can didate for another at the coming election. In nine cases out of ten. where nronosed there

... ..For th Journal. . APERFDJIF.B UUEATII. Mb. SANDERS: However unpleasant the task Whatlady or pentleniaii would rcniaiu under the however repulsive the Subject, Owing to its cueof a disagreeable i rcalhwhenl using the "Balm . , , . j , e ., of a Thousand Fiowers"as a dentifrice would not only commingled corruption, compounded of the rendorUgweetbutUsaelue teeth white a. alabaster? most filthy elements, yet as we are now on the Many persons do not know their brealh is bad, and ttio vergeofanimportantelection.it becomes the subject is so delicate their friends will never mention it. - . , ,. . . , . . .. . r Pour a single drop of the Balm" on jour toeth-' rush duty of political laymen to investigate for and wa,hthe teethnigbtand morDtBg. a fifty cent bot themselves the questions at issue between the tie will last a year. parties, and also the merits of the several A botiful Coiiplexwh may ensiiy be acquired by r ' 'using the "Balm of a r!i'us:inl Flowers It will ro Candidates for office. '. For if we depend upon move tan, pimples. ani freckles from tho skin, leaving , ,. . . Mic j it of 'a soft aud roseate hue. W ta towel, pour on two the representations Of politicians, WO Will tmd orlhree drops and wash the face night and nioriiii g. ourselves placed in the same dilemma, with! Shsvino m.m eby vet your shaving brush in , ., i either warm oreold water. our on two o - tbrue drops the Dutch justice, who Was ready tO decide ot ''Bilm of a Thoiisia l Plow:rs," rub the beurd well r c .u . v.- , ,l ,l.i 1 1,-: and it will maie a beuliful soft lather much fat-iiitating in favor Of the party litigant who told the,e operllion of 9h lVinS. Price only Fifty Cents.

first story, but upon hearing the other side of the question, was at a loss how to determine The candid discerning mind, whether waver ing heretofore in uncertainty, halting between two opinions, or decidedly sympathizing with the Old Line party, must, after having listened to the speech of James Lockhart, at Apollo Hall, on last Tuesday, either declare his utter abhorrence of the doctrines then and there promulgated, or else acknowledge his readiness to swallow the vilest compound in political pharmacy, when prescribed by Democratic quacks. Judge Lockhart is the Democratic candidate for Congress; not so- from their choice, i fu j tr. r., ...i,,. tu.u.r...ai.u u.uuu j iv i i : . : . i i t- : I.: u : ., ?uwu ,orior" a""" P-'5 " own convention, and thus forcing himself upon a party who are disgusted with the man, though bound to support him since nominated; and we might also add through additional influences that smell strongly of Marine Hospital appropriations. As to his private reputation I have nothing to do with it here, and besides, it is contrary to my principle to disturb the dead. He is well known all over the District. His fame is . notoriety. In his spoech on last Tuesday, whether yielding to the force of ad imperious habit, or presuming largely upon the gullibility of the masses, (he best knows.) he found.as usual, that gross misrepresesentation answered his purpose better than familiar truths. He made a wilful misstatement when he declared that the Old Whig party were with him on the policy promulged by the Ostend Conlerence, and in this as well as all the other doctrines engrafted by the Cincinnati resolutions, he committed himself as an extremist. He bowed mournfully over the grave of the lamented Henry Clay, and called upon his shade to bear him out in his declaration of unanimity, well knowing that the ghost of that illustrious man would be as dumb to his call as was bis own voice when interrogated by Mr. Veatch, as to the right of the people of a territory to exclude slavery before t'ie adoption of a constitution for a Sute government. He gives Mr. Clay's dec laration that no power under Heaven could ever induce him to vote for the extension of ' slavery over one foot more of our territory, a ! pretty wide berth, and then immediately fol lowing his affiliation (!) as he professes," with the old Whigs on the question of territorial acquisition Southward, or in any other direction;' be very indiscreetly proclaims to his audience that in the event of his being returned to Congress, he will, should the opportunity offer, "vote men, money and munitions of war, to seize Cuba forcibly, if we must." These were his own words. Does J udge Lockhart desire to give his reputation for candor and veracity any worse color than it already has, by throwing his fillibustering arms around the Old Whig party, and calling it affiliation, with the acts of the "Washington like" Fillmore Administration, so fresh in our memories, or shall it be attributed to forgetfulnesg and imbecility ? 0ne of the two-dis honesty or weakness it must be, and I rould traitg him . , , , . ,. . ... Ocularly for representing a district like ours in the National Legislature ? And lastly, Judge Lockhart declares that the Comnroillise of I82Ü has been a source of in and out of tne üniteJ States Sena1e for the last thirty-five years. I have no doubt but that he would Das s" the same sentence nnnn tho Holy Scriplures and all lawöboth huillan and divine, if he dared, because they restrain the passions of men, and because the Bible declares that without the law there is no sin, producing necessarily a conflict between the j kingdom of Christ and the myrmidons of the Devil. However, that question is not worth discussing, as their own record but one adminittration back contradicts and condemns him. The teachings of the Bible called forth the tracts of Paine, Robespierre and Voltaire; so the Missouri Compromise called forth tha subsequent antagonistic measures of the De mocratic party; they declaring with each measure that it should be considered a finalty which, however, with that party, means nothing, as the very nature of the case makes a violation of all promises a necessity, as a desperate resort to sustain its fast sinking existence. Such leaders as Lockhart and.Willard have created a maelstrom in which they are themselves fast sinking, and the waters of the political sea will soon close quietly over them as though they hai njver been. That Mr. Veatch has completely "surrounded" Lockhart is undeniable, his own course indicates the desperation of bis condition. And if J udge Lockhart will only agree to repeat his speech of last Tuesday all ovor the District, Mr. V. may save himself any farther trouble, for the people who would support a man with the sentiments which Lockhart entertains, would . .. . . vote for he Devil, though horns, hoof and rl,1 .nnani1TO worn annerant .TOHW.

Fetkidgk St Co.. nroprietors.

KfcliLKK, FAR.NSLF.Y& CO. ap5 lyd&w Agents for Kvansville. SPECIAL NOTICES. "Notices in this plaoe. ten cents per line one insertion; 20 eents per line three times; 60 cents per line one week; discount on loDjcr tinu-, Till: CAMIIBATIN! Hoests. Inqlc and Denbt will address theirf llsw-cifizem at Apollo Hall, to-morrow iSaturtaj ) evening at 7i o'clock. Let all votora attend. EXECUTIVE COJIJHTIEE. Thb Executive Commiätte of the Fillmore and Donelaon Club, ill meet at the office of the Seoretary, on Friday the lOthinst .at 7 o'clock P. M. Business of importance will be brought before the meeting. oet7 C. G KEATS, Sec'y. A Word to th k LauiksJ. la recommending to your use Dr. jvUostetter,e;lebrald stumch U Itter, it but justice to state. iht as a sfmulaut tu the jjtem, in imparting strength and vigor. prpaiatury to penodioal tiwes. wliicn arejtit rimes attended with much pain and trouble we fch.iw bo preparation ojore happily adapted to all aid etious ronsoqaentupoa this cause and fnr Cramps in the Ston ach. holera Morbus, and all ailment arising from oyer i nulgence in the truits, veget rhles, ic ereams. e ac it is a certiin and almost ioaataneous remedy. nd no fami'y should be without it. Dirictiou ,or use on the tittle Sold by dr i gists and dealers generally. HALLOOK or Ti.DlMÜÜ. sepll-daw WUOLEY i; SAWYKR. X E V Al VERTl?ii:.TI ELTS. IS V T KS. One square, ten lines or less, onetime, 50c: three times, tl; one week. ! 50; two weeks. 41 511; one month, at; three months. 7 5"'; six months. 10; one year. 15. Discounton largir advertisements. Cards of six lines er under. Su per annum. No eharse for marriage, death or religious notices. ADMISISXUlTOIi'S nALl UL.1L EST AI 1:. BY virtue of an order of the Court of Common Pless of v'aoderhurh county, made at the e"temiir I'trtn, lätö. of said Court, the und ratgued will, as duiiuitririx ofth esta'e or Uav d utt deet .sed sell ar putli.- auctiuu at tho or 0' the Curt f'ou. in th city -t Kvan ville, un the lOch ay o' Noveml r 1M6. l e aeef he h. ure o 11 o'clock A. vl an-1 4 P. M. tie tuUoti,g dMortb d r-ai eotte sitn ited 111 Vau'lcrlu.r.h oouuty. I ,mui to wit: Al that cart of irs nu.mh. r tw. ut seveu .27) and twenty-eivht vi8 ; in McGar's tola. gxmen'. the city 01 Kvau ville thus biuan d: eommenoiug at a point on flue street in aid cit) . s xry 60) teet uorth of the all-y lie'u en lot numbers twenty-one (21 1 and twenty-itight 128 , in he Unl ruement .toresaid, runairig thente north on saitl Pine street tw nt tive 1 25 i feet, thence tack frnm anl at rigit angles with said Pi a street acm-a lots Nos. 27 and 2i hi th alley between lots 's 2t: and 27, thenee south wirb, said alLty ant. carailil with Pine street twen'j-ttve 25) teet au 1 thenoe acros- haia lots 27 4nd to th- plaee of begiauing Also, all part of lu'S 27 mo 28 aforesaid which is bouuued a follows: beginniog on Pine street atorefaid 110 feet from the uortH east ..-orn r f lot No twenty . ight (ssld oerner ai0tninr the illey dividing lots ta nt.v -01-e and twent-eigrr runnit g thence t-orth ou toe line of 'Pine street torty t,- t to -he F"urth Knlarrfemeatof Kvansv'lle rheuce wes- on th nortti line ii tw nty-seveu and tw ntv eigh- to the wl ey dividing lota tweut -sixandtwe-t -seven; tbence si mi th in n said alley f .rtf (40) feet, then 'e to t-e plteof b.gin'iing. TvRMa: One-third t h purchase zn.ne iu ca-b. onethird in nine months from the day -s ,le with in erest and the reraaiai g ttiird 11 eig'it en months run- the day o' iule with in'erest. Voa with appr ve security -ind waiving relief from vatnition or anpraisem ntlaws. will be reiiaireu for tho credit portion f the pnrch ise moneT. HLIZI1KTH STI IT Admin tratrix. ITnnHFTHIH,llV 4.lr.i,.rri, ..ctn-4tw IGT IIM liiUII UV K VU.Ut.4-.-w 2u bis Tanner's oil; 29 boa ink; 21) b-,x papered alae-nus: 20 "O pup. red oda; 10.(0 Corn ätareh tor eueaing; 10 do e xtract L-uon cooking 4SSMS SSP tSOCT 10 has- ta Oli ve nil; Vi d u Tov Huok -ts; Joe- Brandy vr finer h.iis H.lf Hush. Is. J B ; 5 c's VVood Bx's Rxid 2 In a't 20 ' ox Fie HI it; li tiuxie unre Oil; Ml keg. oda: 2' I'lii-n Clothes Pin; 5 cases Woo-i Host s. 5 in nest; 5 M.1 Wood F uee s: 50 x fine eui Chew m Tobacco; 5 bbls Piitti i biadoers; - Aeases Hri'ish Lustre; .4 cases tuna' s; 25 dos Jute Ue.d hope; 2 dos Jute C'otaes Lines; 10 hales CI .ves; 10 bags Pi mento; 10 hags Pepper, for sale low 1 v 'AO Xiiusai WISH 14 (LEU IU ILIlTlItE. XII 1: fJROPOläALSor ids will he re eived st the SecreUry's othce until Ht-rday next f0r h-- room ;;nd th ri.ht te s refre-tim nfc. nu the '-itrg-ounH d ri g the Fair. Nu m osicaiiag drinas will .e ltnwed on the sruuuos P HüKNHKOOH. .-ore-sry. r.et'0-tt V C 4 ". sl TXiVI for ttutober. H -sehulu Vi ords for Oc tot ir: Schooltellow for Octeher llrit of -he Tioies. tust re-cetv-d .m.i for nal hv n till i-nRI- L jfc- I lT- H h.si.ii;' iiri Fsi'tiu, BBIC note paper; Oreen note pa -er: ''loletnote p per: Yellow note papeT; Bud note DaDer: Pink letter bat Der Yellow letter pai.er; Fancy Envelopes, for sal at oetIO OBK'.L LIS CEU COKPUK V riO, iMli ll K. RDERFD that the owners o lots Xos. 1 and 26, in Mock No. t, Eauteru n' argument bordernc un hes'tot street, And lots Nos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6, 7. 8. 9. 10, 11, 12 an 13 in block Nt I. -are Eniareni-nt. fronting Kifchib strict anu 14, 15, 16. 17. 18. 19. ä) 21. 25, 23 24. 2.j d 26. in block No 1, lime Enlargement, frnntir g 9ih si-ri f.t, also lütö N s 1, 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7 9. 10 1 1. 12. aud 13, m Hock 4 same Enlarge ment, fronting 9th surfet, also lote I. 2, 3. 4. A and 6. blvck Nu 3 Easr.ern En hrgemeit, fronting Oherrj street, and 1, 2. 3 4, 5 b, 7 . 9 10. II. 12 H and 14. in Mock No 2 Eastern Enlnrgem-nt. fronting Gherrv street caneaplank Sidewalk to be laid down alotitr said lots or whatever portion of the sam th it may bo bordering on the streets. ithiu ten days aftrthe publication of tnid uotice; and in de'auitthrreot the Street Cimmiwionr is rtir cred - pr ceed -nd perform st.id w-ir-t, and the eostsaa'- oeme -ccriin? thereby. will be as-esned i aad cUectei s-itr of oaid Lots r mu.-h thr-of as will satisfy ...H lien ami e ..t. Rvroerof C mmon Conn il WELL H. WALKER. Cork Volfcshote copy 10 ectP-10d TAN TED immediatelv fifteen oarpenteia to work 1 Uailroad. Applv to 7 lwl P. SEMOXIX & CO.. Ai't Ykatmas & Pai.mfr. PL.tl ( D W.MSE. THB undersigned have just received an assortment o heavy Plated Table. Tea. Salt. Mustard and Sugir Spoons. Soup la tes. Cream Lailes. Bnttrr Knives, ao , warranted of superior quality and wor&mansftip Havins received these goods direct from the manufacturers we are enabled to sell them at very low prices. BIT r ROLFP SON'S oetS Vn'n het. ttwnd 2i stteets. HE k VI Ul Kli ( HLEsti. a boxes very choii-e quality M.M. tor sale t-y s w. 11 uijb. tt 1 a; tju i-e b fyrnnor. ni'ar irrüts. JT1K I .II.KN. 2i bozos allsises full aeiilastai canities, lor sale 1 y a, c. cit.tit.Ki A' uti. net "ycanx re street. N B AliS IS. (SHI hpavy 2 buihei-lor le t.y t H E 1LKEBT & CO . Sycamore street. E. U tCHEL, Dentist from Sew Albany, Ind. jTAVAY be eonsult-ea at the Pavilion Hot-! Tl oe desir 1 ing bis professional services are reqa Bted totnaktheir ettaxements as varly as possil-le Lr N . will remain in t e ciy until sli who wish the benefits 01 Dental aerk have been attended to. oc-7 5td NOTICE. AT a meeting of the Board ef Trustees of the tow 1 ol Lama8eo eity, hld on the 30tb ot September. 1956, it was tin-tnimously iesclved Tha' the thanks uf this Board be returned to I'aniel Chute. Esq.. for his tauhml an i etlieient services as Clerk of the town of Lama.-eo eity durins Iiis long continuance in Offlo ." oct7 3t Kl DllLPHKEHK t"!i.k. NEW 11 ÜI-. THE Hills of Shatemuc.by the author of the Wide Wide Verl . tust oit. Never too late to Mend, by the author of Peg Wofnngton and Charl.e Johnson. jut out. My Conrtship and its Consequences by Wikoff. New supply ol Dred. Leslie's Gazette of Fashion, for October. Fatqaeiles French eo'irso Fitcber t'hysical Geography, iost ree'd and for sale v 00t7 UOBKI.L & LINTER. EV l.SV ILLL U L1UIIX ( H31Pl.. t SUE Stockholders of the above mentioued Company will Jfl. meet at their othce. on the 27th in t TUe I u.iness liefore the metti .it wll 'e the election ol Diieetors to serve during the ensuing year. oet7 -t4 C. . K AT . Pr si dent LOOK. AX 'I IIIS j'LOTJR. Bran and Shorts at wholesale and retail, desT hvered iree of charge. by JOHN Bl KTIS, oetß Main street, oppo ue S-a'i. Hank. Bl. V. K E'1'8. THB undersigned having oommeuced the mannftcrure ot Blankets, at their mill at Dexter, Ni-wli, ire pr.pared to sell all kinds of Blankets, as tow a. thrv can te purchared in iew Y.irk. with the addition of freights ana can fill orders for any amount at short notice. We keep on hand a good as-ortaent 01 9-4, 10 4, 11-4, 12-4, Super Family ril nketa Heav Negr.. Blauaets. Gray and White Sadd'e Blankets, to., io.. to which vi invite th attention ot the trade. et6 1 . " ' "Tiw- 1 r" W"kRE&8 uw-. h ve eeneu it r UCa JI.P La ucs Dress Goods of all kinds. vhnh we n-r vetj hap J m magh-:e a.- at 1 X Plain Black Silk all widths, just rrcjd and for

CANDIDATES.

HARRISÖ.V F. KIGER is a candidate for Prosecuting Auoruej in this Circuit District Mb. SAxpr.R3: You will please announce the nmenf H'lLLTAM WARREN a candidate lor Assuror o Pigeoa Tuwndhip at the October election. oct7-te ftv"Z EBU LON M. P UARTBR.of Eranaville. iandinat iur J udge ot the Court of Common Pleas, for the liatrict rora posed u! V'audrrburgb and Warrick counties. eep27 v Mr. Sanders: Please unnounoe the name of CHAS. G OLAISTKD us a candidate for County Surveyor at the enuin October election. sr,pZ2 We ars requested p announce JAMES H BKNNK1T, of .Milleraburgh. as a candidate ir District Attorney. sep22 MaSAVDKRS: Please announce thename of Dr. ALLEN C H ALLnCK as aeandioate for the oÄee of Coroner at the ctisu'ntr October election. sep-te Mr. Editor: Please announce the name of JAMES D. SaUN 1) KS. a a candidate for County Surveyor at the enduing October election. . sepl3 Mr. Editor: Please announce the nam of ALEXANDER MADDUX as a caupidau tor re -electioa to the otfice oi County ronnnissioner. sep ft ij We are authored to announce tÄe name of SAMUEL KlKKPAThlCK as a candidate fur the othee of County Commissioner at the ensuii g October election. aug20 Mk. Sandkrs: You will please announce my n.me as a candidate for the oftioe of County Treasurer at the ensuing October election. y23 J liS GREbK. Mk Saxdkks Sir: You will pi ate announce my name as an independent canHidate for the othe ot County Recorder at the enduing election. my29 WM, U. CHANDLER. Mr. Saspkks: Please announce m name as candidate for Becordr of Vanderburgh County at the enauinr F 11 election. Bubect to the decision of the Democratic Convention!. my27 JOHN FAR K ELL. A. H. Handk is. Esq : Pleane announce my name as a candidate for theo thee of Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court at the ensuing October election. myl7 LOUIS RICHTER. Editor Journal: I am a candidate for the office o Sheriff of V in ierburgh county at the ensuing Octoerelection . mil2-te WM. HOLDEN. $- We are authorized to announce the name of CHRISTIAN B'PPVS as a candidate for re-eltctioa for County Rheurdt r at the October election. scpS vv holes a Lt ami retail dealer in DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PHRFlllKliy I VlliTS, OILS. DYE-STUFFS, VARN1SIIES, BRUSHES, WIND -W UL.ASS, Manufactured Tobacco," Medical Brandies, Wines and Alcohol. A full upply of all the popular PATENT MEDICINES. SO. 3, WASHINGTON BLOCK, y (near the Court House) CTain Sireet, l.viiusville, lud . oetB tf J . t . J i II li I; S M A CO., WHltLESALK DRV GOODS. BOOTS, S.aOES, HATS AND CAPS, itii'iaiisvitle, liil.s VRE now in receipt their large stuck ol" Fall aud Winter Goods, 10 which they miiu tl.e attention of all pr -mpt buyer, visiting this market, assuring t'-tui tbaj goods will lie ottered as LO as any J o '.bing Hou e in the L'MThD STATKd, ctrnsportation eaeepted. e know no North, no Soutn, no Est, no West. aep30-lmdw NOTICE. C;i?ALF,D proposals will be received until Monday evenly tug. Oct nth, for th- buildiug ot a C ty Lock-I'pand Marshal's llfliee. Ihe plan a"d specifications ol the same onti'ein the City CL-rk's oifie: thepay . ent fur the same to be in cash. By order ol ('ouncil. W ELL. H. WALKEK. City Clerk. Volksbote copy oct3-5d NOTICE, v gJRALED proposals will be received until Monday even10. Oct. tith tor the liuiLung of tu j) public bistr'na on he iliiierent p .rtiotiij uf the city . For plan and specifications call at t:l rk's oüice and examine, ttj order 01 City founoil. ootHtd W ELL U. WALKER, Clerk. S JUrHK!-ThK rOOPi:1 Timm, juftreCdBt Oi't3 v AL0K1U(UI'S Tool nm. j u f f t l. I'nuie K10 Cutiee trom New ork, received per railrvau aaJ tor sale by ecu PRESTOX & BROS. IN K T Ml . f HAVE opened, tor'the aooimmo istion of the oitisens of. I'ansvill. , a Meat Sh-p. oa e ou.i stieet between tiocastand Miu. wuere ctu be found at all times th hnest Me tts. 1 a ill al. ) keep this a inter a fine lot o Sausage Me it.. which is warranted of tint rate tusl'ty. Call and examine ur voursmvvs. . n octl lmd GEORUE Sli PEN BE KG ER. TVF.W Ala IV I.. WATCHES ANU JEWELRY. WE have tust ree-.ivcd our new stock ot Va.cbes and J wlry, coU"istin of all the dinerent new na beautiiul st tes. in great variety, atthelowest KasUro prioes, and ev ry article warinted as represented. We would call speci 1 ittentiau oaui large stock of Fine Gold ana Silver Hunting au open ta-e Watches whioh we will sell at very 1 w linures Also a larire lot of Gold, Silver, -teel aud C'lrumoii Sp -ctacle. to suit tiersons of all ages. The puhlie gaoef4 lr. ml tn ladie.n in particular, are invited to call and ex in.iue our stock BITTROLPK & SONS. sep:to M in, between Kirstajd Second streets. C O Y'FH I-. 181 bags pria'e Baltimore, ree'd pr railruad j andtorsale y sepIO GEO. V aTtKi CO. O'I'AR AXIH.K. 2A boxes Pr"-tor GamMets. full O weight, rurs.la by eeptO GEO. F'lSlfcK a; CO. JOil l VDI.KH. ino boxes No. 1 Soap and C? pressed SuTimer Candles for sale t.y B. ,,30 Htu, FOS'r'FR CO. I.T. 2S1 bhls No S.lt. forsaloby . sep30 1 Kanaa'ha; aUo intx 1 ushela Alum GEO. FOSTER & CO . Agents Kauawha Salt Company. ! II.Ol'lt. Best brands forsale by the drav load only by s-räil GEO. F'iSTEII tr CO t -C. ( BOXES v 'J1F Fluid reo' . K. Cre m C eese, 10 ross vl'rifng d by railroad and tor sale at Cincinnatt prices b? sep30 I & D. HEIMANK. W IQt'ORK i 1 bols Blackberry Brandy; 4 bbls Native Port Wine; 4 do do Wine; 4 do Gingor do; 5iieas Blackberry Wine and Brandy, GingerW ine. Native Port tVine, ree'd per railroad and lor i-ale by septn D. HEMANX. rar0VItf.R 5 kegsand 20 hf-kets Powder; 8 eases one M. round and half pound cans lor sale by sepSD I. & D. HEIMANN. Ccnr.K. 2' lus AtarCtnd'es; 10 hal'-bxs Star Candles; 2'iqr-bxs do; ree'd and for sal by sepW I & D. HEIMANN. CHKKSK. 500 bis W . R Cheea just ree'd and forsale by sep5 HERSMBERGER & CARSON ETB VRPER For October, just ree'd by iail seo2i DOBELL k LISTER. & 10 boxes prime quality, just ree'd fromCinLy cinnati and for sale by epl9 VICKERY 4 JOHNSTON. c R PESTER TOOLS. ix boxes Planes of all kirn's opening at Oct WA LDKf RCH'3. 0t DOZEN Axes Hint's. Collin's and Mann's warrantelat A WaLDKIRCH'S oct3 Hardware store. Main bet. 1st ano 2dtreet. g f BlTtnELS Cows Hair for plastering at retail. opposite the old Bank by J. FLEMING. COW FEED son bushels Bran and Shorts for tale on Main st , opposite the old Bsnk by oct3 - J. BCRTIS. IHKAV LlQlTOtft STOKE, OS STCAMOBB STRFF.T BTWKF! MAIN AND KlIiST BTEEET3, Lvtitiavi I le, Ind. ffflHE sabscrih r has tu.t returned from the Fast with a H large stock of Foreign and Domestic Liquors and Havana Cigirs. His stock contains the best bind of French Brandies; Jamaica Rum; Holland tin; Madeira Wine; Cherry Wine; Port do; Bourbon Whisky; Monongahela Whisky; Rye do; Irish do; Ohio Catawba; Rhine Wine; Abesynthe; Anissette; C'iracoa: Mara-cino. Punch Essens; And all .'th-r kinds o' fancy Bitters The above articles will tie kept constantly on hand and sold at the lowest rite by sep2!t-dw H. A SPACHER. LE-sMK'P JOCRÜAL for October; Ration's Va aiue; Illustrat d London News; Harper tor October: G.idey's La-i!es Book. Octeber; Ne supply of Dred; New supply of Beckworth's Ad ventures, just ree'd and for sale by sep 9 DOBELL & LISTER. IlRCU STOKK. . DR. J J. PENNIV'iTON having purchased the stock of Medicines opened for sale by Crrwford Bell, a few months since, desires to call the atrention of the public, p-iriicularly of physician and merthantt- comin. to this city, to mik? purchases to this assortment which will be constantly rceivii.g additions from the Esitern cities, and which will be sold on as low terms as cau t-a afforded br any other establishment m the West. No. 3. Washington Block K"ii '. ap29-tf JlaT Hhl KIA kD. lit) Che.t Tea all kinds; 2tn boxes Te'alllrinds; KiOtssi'J O. Caps; HlO.OltlS. B. Cape, gross Shaving and Fancy Snap. For sale bv sep29 TENNEY dt SORENSON. n ä BOXES Hamburg Cheese: 50 do Engli h Daily, fer sale by ep29 TENNEY S0REN3QX. ff CASES Cigars for sale by t sep2 TENNEY SORENSON. CIIKPOKATIIIK lXOTItfp,. ORDERED. That the owner or ownersof Lot No . 2. block No 55. Eastern Erlaigemeat of the eity of Evansville ans, th same to be brought to the city grade, within'tB lays after the p.ihl 'ca ion of this notice, and in dnf tult thereof, the S.reet Commis. oner isdir ctd to pcr'orm said work md the costs and exnenses accruing thereby will he assessed to and collected hv sale of satd lotnrso tr.nch thereof as will atistT aid lien and eot By orderof he Council. sep27-l0t WELL. IX. WALKER OnyClerk. Volksbote copy ten da s. KVEIXC SCIlOL. C0MENCIV(; on VonHay Sert. 2:)t.h. in the School Room adioiniug Rev )r Mcit.r.r'e Chnrch, on Second street. School every M mdsy Tuesday. Thürs lay and Fr;daywv!.in. eommencinrat 7 o'clock. For full particulars enquire of me at th School Reom. sep27-tf TUOS. REDMOND.

RAILROADS, &C.

EVANSVILLE & CRA WFORDSVILLE RAI L R O A D , linnuit AUKAKCKimiMT. OJf and alter Monday. June 15th. natil fun her retire.'' The Mail Passenger Traia .ill l.sve ÜTanavillit 1:20 P. M.; arriving a VincenD at 4:2-P. it , in timet ronnect with the Ktoninr tiain on the Ohio aid !MiwitpKailroel foT St Louis and Central Illinois. Torir I aote at 7:45 P. M..fnd Indiansriolir at 1:05 A. II. nakint direct connection tor Cincinnati Colniul u, Cleielmd, PaUsaclphia New York and Palrirrxre Returning leaves Terre-Ilante at 3:55 P Jf .; after the ar-9-2PMtTin frm lndi"u-"Joli Tri' EraasTiile at Paasens;ers by this train can enme from 8t. Loo is Cineiannti and Louirrille same day. Baggage cheeked of Indians,, soils. - FARES: Prom EvansVine to St. Loaia.... .. 7 Ii' .. 11 W ... c ii ' ... CK ...'. re ... 17' ...24 M . 15 l .. H ! .. M 00 ' .. 2 oe m no. do do Chiearo .. do do Indianapolis, .. do do Cincinnati..... do d. Cleveland do do Bufa1 do do New York no do Pittsburgh. do do heelirg do do Ä.iltiaiore do rVanhinitton ... do o Philadelphia,. do nn Xln.. !28 50 1 , D'Hr freight Trains ive Evans'ille and lYrro-Eaut a ' 1-' ' on wbi'' loal present-err win a takes for nv information or through Tickets, arrlv at tW Coupanv'sTranrnortatian Office head o Io'nrt street. Et-' nsville. jei4 J.J. pKJFtS Fnp'l. Princeton Clanom and Henderson Patriot take an other adv. and roiy AnAJISl EXPRESS COIWPANY. NEW ARRANGEMENT THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY resp. attnllj .- nounce to their friends, th public ot ETilfe vioinitv that they have determined to epep an office a-"1 Evansville to be devoted exclusively to fhr trsrssetit a r'' the busines ol their L'ne, and have appointed Vr GFO W. Mc BR IDF as their Agent, who, from bis pes ooBBtetira ' with tie business, is perfectly f miliar with all b .outer u and details of their operation This airsnr.sr.nt tan " been made with the sol object of iner'asinr the facilities of the Fxpress and heT-by increase its d-sirabilit, to the puklio to accomplish which the best efforts of our loea) arm will be e-'peeis'ly directed Al' persons havinr bnsinesa with one eoaiaeny will plea caM on Mr. MeBride atourneworfceonFirststrr-et.be- ' tween Lornstand Main, who alone is authorised to act for os from this dato. nnvit-dM AlFRFPfHTTPFR 8oprinten-'iit. 7 BA KU Gunay Bags for ( lo by as set 27 JOH BURTIS. J. IIUKTIS & J. FLKITIIIXG. HOLESALK and retail dealers in Leather. Hides. Flour and White Lime. Main streetoppuaite old btato aep2t rt.Dk m: w feed sto ue, OST CORNKB OF 8KC0ND AMD CASL 8TBCKT8. ' fH E undersigned will kei p on bond the eboicasl brands B ol Family Floor. No. I fresh Meal. Ear ( orn. Shelled Corn. Oats. Hran, ships tu if. Crushed Feed, Baled riay, &o. - iuquantities to suit customers. All trade deliv -red by Kxpress Send in your orders. sep35-tf R. B. BART. T M PI.ATK. ef. 5cibosRo fing Tin; 200 holes 8.0 Tin pi ate; easas ne; ease sheet Copper; Inno lbs Capper Bottoms; ree'd and for sale by scpM SAM TEL ORR. WOOnWORR FOR BtJiSfJIES, AC. 5 set Seasoned Rursv Bnba 50 do . Wagen do: And a good assortment of r allocs. Shaft. Spokes. Pagsr an. ' Wagon Bows. P. les, etc , etc.. La store and tor sale bj aepiS 8 AMT El. ORR. IIEJIT K4K.AIAN. KADI I OiVelDKRII ACT!!! SHAVE for sale "7 ehoiee bu-din Lots is Lamaseo City; ' 24 el these lots have never been offer, d for sale before, separately. They cumi rise the best, vaca t property ia tho ' eity. Prices low. 1 arms easy. Call and see u. rnpELAD, At Copetand'a Fxchange Bsi -9. N. B. Afewofthese lots will bo exchanged for Brick, Carpenrera' and platterers' work. sepll-Zm LOOK OUT! KEItlOVAL OF fill IIS, Importer of Wines, Liquors and Cipars, ANU II SI H IK Eourbon, Bye, ISonongahela & Rectified "Whisky, - B B AS removed trom his old stand to tho new oorner of ' I Mam aud Water streets, where ha invites his f't-nda ' aoO cq.t"m.-r- to call. aeplS Uril Oh Sweet aud Irish potatoes in store aid tor B sa e by a PI9 VIOKERY at JOHNSTON. U 'lH.-l COO lbs clear sHes for sale by sepis VIOKERK & JOHNSTOX. 1M)(I PORTKR Just ree'd a few easts af fresh - J London Porter. se4il9 . TENS KY SO KNSON. 28 V 4JVA Ml'UAR Li boxt foraale by epl9 8. E. GILBERT & CO.. yo Bear Water I TriR. I H Crushed and Loaf oraleby Bye, near Water. EM K T 25 bbls for sale by V sepl9 8. E. GILBERT ii CO., Sye. Bear Water. ROOTS AW D SHOES. OrR stock of Bo ts and Shoes, in the wholesale trade, ig now on hand, and Merchants trom the eonntry will, we think, do well to to give ns a eall before purehasing also where. Our str-ck is composed of e er vaiiety ot Boots and Shs. made -y tLe mot popular manufa turera of Now" Englar.d, ana many of them to OCB own ORUKB. We invite the trade to call and examine for themselves. sopl7 McREA ic WELLS, Foster's Block. K h LBS Fresh Table Butter; 10 i0i Chickens, just ree'd ' 99 ' and forsale by sepit UKKanUHKUtH Ö. USKSUS, SOFT ITX!. FY our Fall arrangements we are nw ready to make to ' BjP order, and will always keep on hand, all kinds, colors, and hapesot Hoft Hata Our experience ia ' or line ia sneh.' that we can turn ont a Hat as well made aad as good ss oan bo made any place in the wond Wo have and will continue to ' give proof of what wo say sep!6-3m YACTIER MAROONSIER. J FALL STYLE II iTS, THOSE wisbinrto obtain a got.d as well as a latest fash-' ton Hat. would do welt to give us a ca.l. Th? most' fastidious taste suited. Wo warrant a perfect fit. event those wh . have the most irreg lsr t.ha eu head. sepl6-3m VAUTIER & M iKC'NVIFR. E 7XTRA FAMILY FLOl'R 75 bbU WerthingtOB. A Mills Floor, ree'd and lor sale b) sepIB PRESTON BROS. EDJiriVO U. SF.YlTIOriC, ATTORNEY AT LAW And IVotJry lnblIc, Office on Third street in rear ol Crescent City Bask Building,. teplS '56-ly xvAKHvii.i.g. in. 9& BAGS extra Femily Flour; IJI ß 2 bushels fresh Corn Meal; . 5000 lbs Bran ; ob hand and foraale by ep25 UERSUBERUER CARSON. HO Dl A Irl niNES. TIrR Coal from this- Mine ! being delivered to B)r partofthe city of Kvansville. Persons reqntrtng tho same ani leaving orters at the Companyto offioo lundev tho Tel graph othee) will have them put through. The price ill be for t,his months cents per boahel delivered -or 7 centsat the Mines. . FV.AIVSVII.LF TOOL STIIBE, CTain Streets beitv. Fits! and Seconds f I IHE undersigned, having tost returned ivosn tho East.lt 1 new receiving an extensive stock of Hardware, eon iistingeof all kit-ds ot 4crhanics Toolii of the best qualify aad approved styles ot American sndl Enslish manufacture, forming a most complete and ehoieoi assortment; sisItuilding- Hardware Locks and Latches, hutis nd Hinges, Bolts, Ac, Trimmings for Furniture. Ae l' mi ins: Tools Shovels and Spades. Hay tnd M mute Fork. Briar Scythes,. Uay and Straw Knives Grain Se.nps. Ae Honsef urnishins; Goods, Knives and Forks ( American and Euslish). all kinds of Tone and Table Spoons Candlesticks aad Lamp. W niters. Kettles.Pans Coffee Mills. F're Setts, tin . &.. 1'ot kft Cutilery. Guns, Pittols, AVr., always on hand; Ch'ina. Hames, Saws, Axes, Rope. PnmpFixings &o Enconraaed by the liberal patronage of the eltlsms r Ev a svill. and vicinity, the undersigned has i.abolt addkiv to bis sto. k of Hardware, and will always keep the greatest, possible variety of Mechanics' Tools of the best quality, sa. well as other goods A continuance ef p trooge i re sp- ct fully requested . sep24 A. WALDKIRCH. GOK l.niES ROOK ForOetober; Hirper's Mag nine lor do; Dred. by .Mrs Harriet Beecher Stow author of CbcIsv Tom's Cabin. A fresh supply just ree'd and for sale IKy aep24 UUDSLU St lil4ISA. T OB AC't O lf b'xea Virginia Tohareo lust ree'd pcrraiuoad and torsaie ny bom. s-acosv. onvo. IMMESSEABDITIOS OF STOCK Or HOMKHADB ANU KL'BOPEAN 1HP0BTXD LEATHKKS ANB CLOTHS. of all color? and discriptiona. AWAITING orders to be made ap into ehe most fashionable Boots. Shoes and Gaiters for genu alter the latest, naterot from Franc, and the Eastern ottie All varieties of slips, shoes and gaiters with heels high enough to suit tot), most fai-tidietrs lor ladies, nd a perfect museum ol paternalor children large and small, at tho fashionable Boot andShoe store of septl-3m JOHN RASCH. VAU AIILI'. LAND FOIf SAI E. rjFlrlE following Tracts of Land are bow offered tor sale: tj- The south bait 0: section eight (8). containing three hundred and'twenty acres. The autb-west quarter of seotion seventeen 07 , .ontainins ose bundled and sixty acres. And the eouth-weat quarter of section eighteen t IS . containinr two hundred and ninety-seven acres, all lying ia Tunshit fix. sou b of rang eleven west, in Vanderburg eotinty Indiana. The above Lands have been snrveyed and marked out inforty acre tracts, and w II he sold ia qnautitif to suit pur--chasers. Apply to aep'M C. M.BIFHTH;' flTT HKt'EIVKD McDonald's Treatise on thenosTersand duties af Justices and ConstiMes in Indiana Franklin Almanac and D-ary for 1857; Irr d by Mrs ' Stow.-. India the Piarl of Pearl River; W estem Border Life!. Piazza Tales; The Last of the Forresters 0,r' by octt T. CONYN0T0N CO.