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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-01

Libel for Divorce.

State of Indiana Warrick County, s. s.
In the Warrick Circuit Court for October Term ls4S
H., ;, w ri Libel for Divorce.
I>HE said Elizabeth "A. Williams having on the IS
Il day of July l84S. fled her bill of compIsint
against said John H. Williams in the above entitled
suit in the office OF the Clerk of said Warrick Circuit
Court; also affidavit of disinterested person.
showing that said John III. Williams is resident
OF the State OF Indiana Therefore the said John II
Williams is hereby notified Of the fling Of said peti
ton foa ivor &C, that the same pending in said
coart and that unless he appears to- or answers SAID
bill OF complaint on or before the calling OF the cause
the of said court be held at the Court
House in Boonvile, on the second Monday IN Octo-
Der next the SAME will be heard ana determined IN
MS absence J. WAIT Is. MOORE, Cik
| JAMES J. TEoRxro.. Pit'f solicitor ~ "a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-01

-0s-The Rockville American thus beauti-
fully illustrates party ultraism: 1.-The wing:
select man who never surrenders; the demo
Gratis of course, in order TO oppose the wings
select one who ''neve dii any thing else bu
surrender.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-01
Petition FOR Divorce.
NOTICE.

n Office is hereby given that have taken ont
y letters of administration on tie estate OF Will
lam Dean ST.. and person indebted 10 the estate will
make payment TO the undersignss and those having
clains against the estate will present them properly
authenticated for payment; Estate is solvent.
% WILLIAM DEAN Jr. Admir-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-01

C-It is said that the potato rot has made
It's appearance in some parts of Montgomery
and Bucks, Bennsylvania, and threatens TO
do great damage to the crop in the ground
II was not discovered previous to The late
Tains. %
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-01

Os-The Springfield, Mass, manufacturing
compsny has suspended. All their work
men and the banks have been secured from
loss. EeL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-01

The wing party are now dissolved Vepal
Palladium.
And the democratic party are only abou
half dissolpsd-just soft enough to make gooc
dough-laces.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-01
FOR ST. LOUIS.

fa TO RENT.--A two story Brick Dwelling
Efl House situate on Pine street, with houses.
cistern, &c. The building is new and in completes
order. Apply to BOYD BULLOCK.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-01
State ofIndiana, vanderburgh County, $.

State ofIndiana, yanderburgh County, SIS.
In the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, in vacation
July 81, 1913. .ID[gf.s.t
John Williamson,
vs. Z Petition for Divorce.
Elizabeth Williamson.
And now at this time comes the said John M
eornson by John J. Chandler his attorney and lies
in the office OF the Clerk OF the Vanderburgh Circuit
Court his certain Petition for Divorce against the
above named Elizabeth Williamson. and 1t satisnc.
torily appe airing from the affidavit OF dsinteresied
person This day filed in the Clerks Office aforesaid,
that the above named defendant is al this TINE
resident o. the State Of Indiana.
Therefore notice is hereby given the said deien
dant that, unless she appear and plead 10 OF answer
The companants said peiiion for Divorce, on OF BE-
fore the calling OF this cause at the next term O us
court to be held at the rt-house in EyansN'e IN
the county OF Marlborough, and State OF Indiana TIE
same will be heard and determined in her absence.
jy 27-3w 81. SAML- jim KIM ~ y u
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-01
ROPE STORE.

ROPE STORE.
Oh Bales hemp Packer Yarn,
~ Is dez. do No beadcorts,
g lbs. Cotton Irvine,
] box Indigo, e
Dbl. Nader.
/ do Salaraius,
- do Alum,
10 bags Laguara Coffee,
70 kegs Nails
For sale by
aul G. VENNEMAN, & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-01

TNHE partnership heretofore existing between TIE
l. undersigned, under the name of Harrington,
Hannah & Co." is dissolved by mutual CONSENT
The business of the firm will be settled by Charles
Harrington and f. III. Fairchild, 10 whom all debts
are to he paid, and by whom all claims upon the
house will be settled-they using The name of the
late firm only in settling Its affairs.
The business will be continued, as heretofore, by
Charles Harrington, in connection with Isaac A.
Crane and p G.. ORiley, under the firm of HARRNG.
ron, CRANE & O'RILEY. We refer the old patrons
of the house 20 their card below and recommend for
them the liberal support that has been bestowed
upon the late firm.
CHARLES HARRINGTON,
j. b. HANNAH,
T.. III. FAIRCIfILD.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-01
PETER SCOTT,
House and Sign Painter.

LAS opened shopin Evansville, at the Exchange
IL Hotel, where he is prepared TO do all kinds of
House, Sign, and Carriage Painting,
at the lowest rates. lie respectfully requests share
of public patronage. jy 29-if.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-01
ICE! ICE!s

y INSTANTLY Kept for retailing at the store o
~ may % ALLlS Il HOWES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-01
DENTAL SURGERY.
INDIA MATTINGs

IN PIECES India Straw Matings;
~ Just received and for sale low by
my6 I'LL MAGHEE & co
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-01
FIRST WARD ELECTION.

FIRST WARD ELECTION.
~ Office is hereby given that an election viii be
~ held AT the Episcopal School House in the Isl
Ward OF the city of Evansville on Monday the l4th
day of August next. Hiram Nelson inspector, 10 nj
the vacancy occasoned by the resignation of Mr. John
III. Stockwell, late Councilman OF said ward, tl ff
BY order of the Common Council, tTt
aug ] ]. CHANDLER, City CIk.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-30
THE DEMOCRATIC PIONEER.

We will publish our paper from July 18th
till after the Presidential election, at the very
low rate of FIFTY cents. AT this rate every
subscription must be paid in advance. Let
every one deslrous of taking it send in his
name between now and the 18th July.
Democrats this is an important campaign,
and now let Us have your aid for short time
in extending the circulation of our paper.
IF you never have lent us aid, let your exertons
at this time be so much the greater, as the
conflict at hand is of vital Importance to you
as well as all others. We, for the first time,
say, that many Democrats in this county have
not done their duty SO far as the papor is
concerned, and now we hope something will
be accomplished. Send in your names and
SO cents and the Pioneer will be forwarded
TIL after the Presidential election.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-30
THE TRUTH IN A WIG PAPER!

We now can see Of what the Wing party
is made Taylor is nominated and the
south refuses To let him pledge himself TO do
any thing for the north; but the Wing dough-
faces of the north must bow to the dictation
of those they pretend 10 oppose The nomi
nation being made, we will show what has
been said of Taylor. If the Wings of Ohio
have any principle, then, indeed, must this
prediction of Wing paper be varifed to the
fullest extent. Read the following extract
from Wing Taper.
"We shall see, IN three weeks from this
time, what stuff the Wing party is made of
If they have principle, judgment, and nerve
to back them, candidate, who begs nomi-
nation, but threatens, if denied, to be can
didate none the less, will 60 away with flea
in his ear.
1t is idle to talk of Ohio electing Taylor
ticket in this year Of our Lord. Nominated
it would be beaten, and, not nominated, such
a ticket could not get over 500 votes out Of
275 000 As for other northern States, we
believe that an independent Taylor ticket out
Of the large eastern cities, could not get
10000 votes north of Mason and Dixon's
line. Let him run, then. after his much de-
sired independent fashion. He cannot pre-
JUDGE The regular Whig iichet 10 any hurt
FIJI e1fen!
Under present circumstances, the Dignity
the Unity. the EXISTENCE of the Nation.
al Wing party forbid his nomination Let
these considerations be needed, and he can do
US no mischief."--Ntw Lisbon Western
Palladium.
If any person thinks this article is not tax
en- from genuine sshig paper. let him call
at this office and examine for himself. We
will sea who are the doughfaces.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-30
Death of Mrs. Miicheil-..Ireland. /.

The Philadelphia News Of the 2lst., has
the fol lowing in relation to the wife of the
IL iish patriot, Mitchell, who as sentenc ed
by a packed jury to be transported to
Bermuda, aud there be incarcerated four
teen years, for daring to speak. write and
publish the truth, in relation TO the infa.
meus conduct Of England tow ards ireland:
1--WE regret to learn b, private letter.
from the Rev. James Wilson, Presbyteri
an minister at Lecu.nphre. county of Der
~. Ireland. dated Ma, gath, that the W lie
of John Mitchell, the Irish Patriot, died
bu, lev days after her unfortunate hns
band wss transported. Tie shock was S..
severe upon her that il brough, on prema
,ure confuemen,; which resulted in her
death. The occurrence had caused very
grea, degree. Of sympathy, aud it was
,houghi, mighty end ina popular outbreak.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-30
FORD AND THE PRESIDENCY.

Will Frrd the Wing candidate for Cover.
nor of Ohio vote for ten. Taylor: Can any
Wing answer correctly before the expiration
of 'irco or three 0teks'n If he will vote
for Gen. Taylor, how viii those opposed to
the election of Taylor vote for hnni-if he
viii not, how can the Taylor men support
hint These are questions that ought 10 be
answered soon. Call out your candidate for
Governor and let the people know for whom
they are voting.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-30
A PARTY HARD UP!

Never untilih present nomination by the
Wing party for President did we know il was
necessary for any party 10 have to prove to ii
own members that their candidate belonged
TO their party. Itmay be said that this is great
age, when great Nutioaal Whig party
has put in nomination man that declared they
should not ran him as party man. What
have become Of the great Wing principles
now when they dare not take up an evowed
| Wing as their candidate for President! Is it
possible that party which has once been
Tylered without why OF whereiore,' will
permit itself to be again 'gulled, deceived aud
defeated in its leading measures by voting for
Gen. Taylob who declars himself no patiy
canddatel Upon what principles will the
Wings vote for Taylor-tlie United States
Bank their much admired Tariff-Abol-
tonism, or as an opponent of the WARE
If their National Convention had laid down
any platform or nominated an avowed Whig
they could 60 into the field with something
to guide them; but now they have nothing to
fight for All is in the dark, and if they vote
for Taylor they must go it blind
The time is not long past since nearly eve
ry Wing paper and leader abused and con-
demned old Zachary, and now having no prln-
ciples upon which to rally, with now and then
exceptions, seize upon him as the only rock
upon which they can be saved. Horrible
must be the situation Of party that has cast
aside everything but availability! When tie
Democracy cast aside the pure principles
which have so long bound them together and
take up no party man, just for availability,
we t cannot submit. And the idea Of men
doing so, after pledging themselves to oppose
such nomination, is one that must cause the
honest man TO cast his head down. Let men
act from principle, and who in the Wbfg
ranks in this section Of country can vote for
Taylor under present circumstances! Oh!
Whigery, low must you 'stoop to conquer,' if
you have no other principle than availability.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-30
oIIow are the mighty faIlen.'s

l -
| We have been anxiously waiting Tor
and eagerly watching TO catch glance
al those resoluitoas" we hope the Presi
dent Of The Convention did not mske the
same use Of them that Jimmy = Tx did OF
tie River and ilarbor Bill, Nous Perrons.
This is great country--and we are a
great people. General Cass who could
not spare time 10 attend the River and
IIarbor Convention, and General Tayior
who has no principles for the public eye,
are presented 10 tue American people for
their suffrages. Had their beeo no bet
ter men in the country for that station,
we should have ncquiesced. But so long
as we can boast Clay, Corwin, Scutt,
a Critenden or Webster, we shall necer
cast vote for either of the candidates
now before the people. Wo will stand
firm IN defence Of true Wing principles,
feeling conscious that there are thousands
Who viii st,Dd by MS and appreciate our
devotion TO principle.
Truth, crushed to earth, will rise again--
The eternal years Of God are here;
But error, wounded, writhes in pain,
And dies amid her worshippers." 1
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-30
sTiLL LATER
FROM EUROPE.

Prince de Joinvile has been arrested
in PARIS. Prince Louis Napolean has
obtained the returns to the Assembly,
The Government will not molest him.
Paris is quiet; but the crowds have still
to be dispersed by the National Gaurds.
The resignation Of Lamartine and Ledru
Rollin is openly talk ed OF. Suspicious
are expressed that Lamartine was privy
to the movements the 18th OF May.
Considiere, an ex Pfefect Of the Police,
charges Lamartine with having supplied
arms to the Revulntlonists.
The French constitution contains
democratic declaration of rights, and pro-
vides for graluitous institutions BY the
government.
Pescheira has been surrendered into
the hands OF Charles Albert.
A battle has been fought at Seorta.
between 30 600 Austrians and Is 600
Piedmontese, in which the former wers
totally routed.
Pope Pus, has completely recovered
his popularity with the people. .a 81
SPAIN.
Arrests still continue in Madrid. The
British residents, are compelled TO give
security for their good conduct.
IRELAND.
The news from Ireland Is important.
Tire Repealers Association aud the
orsnge Confederation, betweeh which
parties there has existed for many years
a bitter feud, have fraterniz,d aud mer.
ged former names in that of the IRISH
League, the object Of which is to effect
repeal Of the Uaiou. The Confederation
issued a manifesto in terms no less in de-
fiance oflaw. Than that which sent the
Patriot Mitchell to a felea's prison on
board the halks at Bermuda, y ~
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-30
THE PRINCIPLES OF THE WHIGs.

We have been amused at the neu prnc-
pies of the wings, or rather ther the principles
ofthe neo Taylor party, for it cannot be said
that the od phigs 60 for Taylor.
Ask Taylor man if he is in favor of a U.
s. Bank. The reply is Burma PISA
Qnes.-Doyou go for the tariff of 1912!
.Ans.-Palo Alto!
Qnes--Do you support the distribution
scheme!
.4ns.-Reseca de la Palma!
Qnps-Do you go for the support of the
government in the war with Mexico.
.4ns.-Monterey!
Qnes.-Do you go for any more new terri
tory!
Aus --Buena Vista!
Que&-Will you vote for STAKEHOLDER!
.4ns. -Bloodhounds!
Ques,--Well, what are your principles?
.4ns.--A little more grape
Ques.-Do you expect to hoodwink the
people thus!
ms --Give 'em Jessie!
Ques-Do you expect TO get the votes Of
the old tried wings, who have for years con
tended for principles!
Ans sold Whitey!"
The above is the substance Of a dialogue
which daily takes place in our streets. The
answers are precisely as they are given, and
we will not be disputed by the wings them
selves Detroit Free Press.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-30
ALL WHtGS NOT BLIND!

In our paper of to day will be found arti
ces copied from Wing journals, showing thai
at least some Of that party cannot vote fol
Gen Taylor blind and without why Of q
wherefore' sThe day of reason said to have
past by is returning to some men, and the
much talked of submissionto 10 the slave holder
begins to meet with opposition. But still we
have some doughfaced Wings, who pretend
to have so great share of honesty that you
can smell their purely several hundred yards
off, that would vote for Taylor, if they were
to see him call up his three hundred slaves.
lay open their hides with the lash and cast
salt into the Wounds and some of these great
opposers of slavery. Credit should be given
to those who are honest enough to come out
and show their opposition toa nomination
made upon no principles other than availa
blity and the south. Read the following
from the Painsville Telegraph the Wing or.
gan of Lake cosntyg =
we regret that any thing should divide
the Wings at the present crisis. The nomi
nation of Gen. TAYLOR has placed as il a
mnst unpleasant position one which we had
not anticipated upon which genuine
Wings are divided. 1t is another melancholy
instance of the irresistless power of Southern
rule and dictation. We are fully satisfied
that large majority of the Wings of this
county, and we might add of this Congress
ional district, are now opposed to the nomina-
tom
Here is another quotation fom another
source, the Ashtaoula Sentinel, edited by
son of the Hon. r. Giddings. AS goes The
aiher so goes the son, and no doubt this has
been dictated by the father. When the Re
serve, the Wing Berks of Ohio speaks in this
manner what can be looked for but Wing
defeat!
"As will be seen by our telegraphic reports,
Gen. Taylor was nominated yesterday at the
fourth ballot, by two majority, for President,
and Milard Fillmore for Vice President.
We have no time for comment, and will
merely remark, that the Wings of Ashtabula
county have long since taken their position in
regard to the Presidential election. They
will support no man who is not Wing and
who is not opposed to the extension of slave
ry. Our people will not show themselves
servile nor doughfaces. They will we think,
stand upon their whig doctrines, In spite of
all the dictation of Shareholders, and the min
ions of the slave power They will not be
likely to surrender their honor nor their prin-
cples for the purpose of sustaining A MAN
WHOSE HANDS ARE RED WITH THE
BLOOD OF INNOCENCE, and who is in
favor Of extending the curse of slavery upon
territory now free and of erecting new slave
markets on soil that is now consecrated to the
rights of man."
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-30

NJ After an absence of several weeks,
we are again at our post, and pleased to see
the Democrats here in such fine spirits. The
prospects for success never were better. All
things wherever we have been appeared right
and our party is ready for the conflict. Go
on Democrats and carry out the measures you
have long and nobly Tough, for. Let your
future course be marked with the same ener-
gy and determination that have heretofore
crown you with victory.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-30
FROM KENTUCKY.

| fCorresponde Of The Ohio ) atesman.
Posi- Office Maysuiiie, .ny, June %, fs4s.
SAMUEL MEDARy- Sir. / need no say
to you, that the DoiDinations of Cas- and
| Butler have been received BY the Democ
racy OF old Kemucky with the heariiesl
husiasin, and that throughout our whole
ranks not a single man can be found who
viii not support them with the atmust
cordially. Indeed, have never knew
so much unaninuy and n,hus iasm 10 pre-
vail with our party, as prevails among US
now.
But, alas for poor disbanded, broken.
hearted whigger)! Well may she .i,ang
her harps upon the willow" for n.yer
have lseea a set Of men looking more
disconsolate aud woe begone in nv life
There is not one in five of the Kentuck,
wings who approve Of the nomination OF
Taylor. ] have heard many denoance i,
ganizatior, and declare they would not
support Taylor, while others more sensi
Bile avow they will support Cass aud But
Ter. They cannot rally in this State with
any degree Of cordiaity upon Taylar, aud
J on may assure the buffers Of your State
that they have the sympathy Of every
Clay wing in Kentucky. Two weeks
have elapsed since the nominations Of the
Wing Convention were received here, and
yet not a word has been heard Of any
TO ratify the nominations -
N"thng of the kind has yet been spoken
If at Lexington. These are signlaaan,
Iacis, and show plaiul, the state of feeling
IN Kenlucky. Your friend, &us
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-30
Celebration.
UPPER SANDUSKY DIVISION NO. 3gl,
S. T.
UPPER S.4NDUSKY,JU 1S48.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.

]. All visiting Divisions will meet at Mr..
w. W.. Bates Hotel, at half past 8 clock,
where they will form under the directions OF
the Marshall who will conduct them to the
Hall of the Sons of Temperance and Odd
Fellows.
2 All ladies who wish tojoin in process
ion will meet at the Methodist meeting house,
at ten o'clock.
3. Tre different Divisions will commence
there march from the above named Hall, pre-
cisely at ten o'clock, thence to the Methodist
meeting house to meet the receptionof the
ladies and gentlemen who wish to march in
procession to the celebrated Sycamore tree,
the place designated for our vocations.
Each Division will observe the following
order in forming.
l. 0. s. and |. s.
2 Members, double file.
3. +. s. and T.
L. r. S. and A. R. s.
5. c. w. P. A.C.
5. W. A. and Chaplain. al
ORDER AT THE GROUND.
]. Music by the band
9. Prayer by Rev. Bro. Ward, Chaplain.
3. Song by the Order, "A goodly thing it is
to meet
A. Grafton by Bro. James Goldman.
5. Music by the Band.
6. Grafton by Bro. Ward.
7. Music by the Band.
8. Benediction.
8. The procession will again form and
Divisions will march to their respective
places of meeting.
Sabbath School societies are respectfully
invited to attend on the occasion.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-30
GEN sCoTTs OPINION.

When General Scott left his command
ofthe army 10 Mexico. he said be fell ex,
tremoly glad that he could leave the army
in such excellent hands. Gen. WI. U.
Rutler,' said he, is not only an able
statesman, but an exalted patriot and a
brave hero" Will the wings doubt such
authority !--.amsriea Democrat.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-30

/ o. Will the resolution writer Of the
/ Wing party Of this place, tell us whether he
can support Taylor, war principles and all
whether, if the General should be elected, his
election would not be ajustifcation Of the
war on the part Of the United States!
Was Gen. Taylor honest when he entered
the field Of battle, if he at that time consd-
ed the war 'unholy, unjust and damnabier
Do the Wings expect to gain great laurels
as the opponents Of slavery, by supporting
man who now has in his posse ssion and under
his control, it is said, from three to four hun
dred slaves! ~ '
Do the Wings expect to prove that they
are opposed to the annexton Of additional
slave territory, by voting for Taylor!
Can you tell US who are the sdoughEaces'
of the north!
What great Wing measures are you going
to preserve or establish by voting for the
nominee of the Philadelphia convention,
How will Taylor's acts and Corwin's speech
gbe togethers
Would a man be justhabe in committing
an unjust, unholy and damnable' act, because
the President Of the United States ordered
him to do SO!
Is it possible, that Gen. Taylor could not
resign his commission without going back
into the army as private!
Can it be asccrtained how rfiaity lives the
anti war resolutions saved, and what influence
they had over the Whig nomination!