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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-24
AssIGNEE,S SALE BANKRUPTCY

ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
10y authority of the United States District Cour
ID for the district OF Indiana. will sell ut public
auction to the highest bidder for cash, at the Court
House door in Henderson, IN the county of Hender-
son, and State OF Kentucky the 9th day of Sep
TENDER, A. 1913, between the hours of O'Clock A.
VI. and o'clock p. NJ. of said day the following de-
scrbed Real Estate, being part of the Assets of +.
O. IL f.. w. King in Bankruptcy, to-wit:
All OF the title and interests OF the said Bankrupts
in one hundred acres of Land Rock Bar below the
mouth of Green River, in The county OF Henderson
Ky, as derived by them.by Plate and Survey flied
in the Registers Office OF the State OF Kentucky.
JOHN X. WILCOX,
aug IL. Assignee
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DAILY JOURN AL.

The DAILY JOURNAL is published every morning
(Sundays excepted) at 10 cents per week, payable
20 the Carriers, or So 20 per annum, payable IN
advance.
The TRI- WEEKLY JOURNAL, for the country, con-
tanning all the matter OF the Daily Journal, Is pub
lished on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, a
81 % per annum i'm advance. .I--
The WEEKLY JOURNAL is published every Thursday
at 50 %, three copies for So 90, seven copies tor
gil 90, ten copies for SIS 20, in advance.
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Gov. Dorr has taken the field for Cass and
Butler. He took the field for revolution once,
but run from Chepachet faster than Cass will
in November with the people.
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URSDAY MORNING, AUG. "a.
FURTHER NEWS FROM IRELAND
NEw YORK, Aug. %, s P. \

NEW YORK, Aug. ~, L. NJ.
The reports of the affairs in Ireland are pro
ducing great excitement. The Tribune's Sc
cret correspondent must have had some foun
daiion for his report, but the English censor
ship is very stringent. The letter is dated
Dublin, August 2, and says that 5000 troops,
under Mcdonald and McGregor, tried to force
pass at the mountains of Sleivanan, miles
on the South. Fork The insurgents met them
and the troops fired. The Irish felt fiat on
their faces and the fire passed over them. The
Irish then charged upon the troops, while an
other force of the former attacked the lat
ter in the rear and cut them up tremendous
ly.
Sleivanan is well supplied with provisions
and ammunition, and is seventeen miles in
circumference, three miles from its base 10 its
summit, and surrounded by boys.
All American packets arriving at Liverpool
axe searched by the police for the Irish brigade
And auei sympathizers of the Confederates.
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NOfice,

Evansville Stoneware Pottery.
II J. HART having bought the entire interest of
IL VIM. Dean In the above establishment, it will
be continued under the firm of X. IL. 81 III. j. Hart,
we have large supply oil Ware now on hand which
we will warrant sound. Please direct leave
your order office Main street, at ii. j. Harris
Shoe Store, sign of the Mammoth Boot, where they
will be attended in the most punctua manner
We would solicit the patronage otall those dealing
in our line. [jv % K b. IL II. j. HART.
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PALMHArs, BoNNETs, FLOWERS &C

A VERY large stock consisting OF every variety
n of Summer hats, leghorn, palm leaf, French
broid shans, &c, fur and silk hats OF every deslra
BILE style bonn9ts all the newest styles, with spen
did assortment of flowers ribbons and bonnet trim
mings for sale by Zap Isl NORRIS ). JOHNSON
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ClxclxxArI, Aug. %, 8 P. M,

the Irish news is producing great excite
ment here. A large meeting is hel1 IN the
market-house tonight, and very liberal sub
scripions OF money are being made.
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IRON.

A LARGE and general assortment of all sizes {
IA Common Bar, Flat, Round and squire, Broaf
and Narrow Band. Axe and Hoe Bar. Plow Bar
Plow Moulds and slabs, Nail and small Rods, to-
gether with oil sizes usually called for in the above
line. For sale by A. LAUGHLIN,
an 25 Water ST.
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CLOTH, CASS IMERES & VISITING
C,UPERtINE black French Cloth, Superfine black
y French Cassimeres, Black, Blue and Bum cloths
of every quality and price. Fancy Cassmeres Fancy
with large assortment OF Gents Plain Black and
Fancy Silk Cravais, and Patent Stocks, supcrtlne
Plain and Figured black Silks, and Satins for Yes
tings, Gents. snperiine, Black and White CoioIed
six and Kid Gloves, with every desirable article for
Gents Suring and summer wear, for wholesale and
retail by APP l5l MORRIS S. JOHNSON
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INSURANCE NOTICE.

@S THE undersigned as agent for the Col
- umbus Ohio Insurance Company, is prepart
$C9e ed to take risks on on shipments OF Merchai :
die, Produce, &C. from and to- any part of the u
States by steam and sailing vessels steam, canal
keel and Hat boats, also upon buildings, merchandise
furniture, &c., on most reasonable terms.
The high reputation which this Company bears &c
its ability, liberaty and prOmptness in adjusting los
ses, entities il 10 the confidence and patronage of tn
public ISAACA. CRAN Il, Agt-
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PANT STUFFS
"a, Livery Stable. %ESssA

49, THE undersigned have associated them
selves together in the Livery Stable Business,
and solicit share of public patronage. Their Sta
BILE is on Vinr street, between the Johnson House
and the river, where they at all times be found,
ready TO wait upon the public. They intend 10 keep
good stock aud their charges shall be in accordance
with the times JAMES WHITE.
July 25-Smo S. c. JOHNSON.
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OLE CoPARTNERsnIP.

INHE partnership heretofore existing between tEt
J. 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 +. III. Fairchild TO whom all debts
are to be 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, rs heretofore, by
Charles Harrington, in connection with Isaac a.
Crane and F. q. O'Riey, under the firm OF HARRIYG-
TON. CRANE d O'RILEY. We refer the old patrons
of the house TO their card below and recommend for
them the same liberal support that has been bestowed
upon the late firm.
CHARLES HARRINGTON,
J. b. HANNAH,
T.. III. FAIRCHII.D.
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N store and tor sale 50 Dbl White Lime in good
order ane Cheap
june - NJ. w FOSTER
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lust Received. this day by express, a few case:
- OF mems fine Calf monroes and Misses Lace
Boots and variety of childrens' shoes, &c, &c.
may w. X. BAKER, No - main street
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William g. BrownIow, the eccentric Editor
Of the Jonesborough tTenn.I Wing, has de-
clared his intention 10 vote for TAYLOR and
FILLMORE, and writes:
"You can say to your friends that Tennessee
will go for Tay lof and Fillmore by majority
IF five or ten thousand votes-that this district
heretofore democratic, will give them major
ty-and last, though not least, that this coun-
y, always democratic, will 60 for Taylor and
Fillmore.
Yours &C., G.. w. BRowNLow"
Os-Mrs Darlington says she has always no.
iced that, whether flour was dear or cheap she
had invaTisble to pay the same money for hall
dollars worth.
@-The author of the following lines Ii
destined to occupy proud position among GU
Iankee poets. Who is he7
wunst luv'd anuther gal
hur name ii was murTier,
but betcy deer my luv for u
Is 40 times more hyer.
He that helps the wicked Injuries the
good.
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LASDAND TOWN LOTS
FOR SALE

/ WILL sell at private sale tract ofLand adjoin
j. ing Evansville. containing about twenty seven
acres; also, ten or hieen Lots in the upper enlarge
ment of Evansville az ofwhlch Twill sell reason
able terms in quantities TO suit purchasers These
wishing TO purchase Land Lots, will lind 1t to their
interest 10 apply Immediately.
jyl4 f. A. COitBET, Agent,
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M EDICAL.-DR. C. s. WEE = Err, (of the lat,
INj firm of Trafton & Weever.) PhyslD AN and Sure
geOn, office the OF First and VI. &c streets
a few doors above the Exchange hotel rug
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II UMBER.-A large and full assortment OF fine
IL Lumber For sale by
maya If. A. LAU"hLiN, "a.e.
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FIGS! FIGS! FIGS


MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO.-The
ItI Faculty, solicilous OF giving students every OPP
portuniy OF instruction, will commence Lectures
the LIST MONDAY in October, both in the College
and Hospital On the LIST MONDAY in November
the established Collegiate course commences, and
terminates 1st March.
JOHN ). SHOTWEIL, VI. D., Anatomy
JOHN LOCKE, NJ. d., Chemistry.
X. ID. MUSSEY, VI. d., Surgery
l.. NJ. LAWSON, NJ. d., Mat. Med. and General
Pathology.
NJ. b. WRIGHT, NJ. D., Obstetrics and Diseases
of Women and Children.
JOHN p HARRISON, NJ. D., Theory and Prac-
tice of Medicine.
On the LIST MONDAY in October, the Dissecting
Rooms will be opened under the direction the Pro-
fessor of Anatomy, and his assistant, JOHN DAVIS,
VI. d., Demonstrators.
Terms: Naturalization s.; Hospital S.; Disco
ting Ticket $40; and each Professors Ticket els.
au JOHN L, HARRISON, Dean.
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GROCERIES,.
lust received by steamer seen. Lafayette" and
- for sale low for cash
so bags prime Rio Coffee;
10 Hogsheads of Sugar.
70 bbls Plantation Molasses prime article.
10 Dbl. Rosin;
boxes of Lemons;
June ID, Nj. w Elk
Corner main 81 LIST Streets.
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A SPLENDID lot of Paper Hangings and WIN
IA dow Paper, just received and tor sale low C py
Jan l3-tf: J. III. MAUhEh q ~
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
IT will be seen by the above that the undersigned
have become successors 10 the house OF Harrington,
Hannah & Co. under the firm OF
Harrington, Crane ~ Okltcy,
will continue the Forwarding and Commission bust
ness at the old stand, with the same Wharf Boat
and other business facilities othe late firm, and ask
of the merchants end traders OF the Wabash and
Green river countries to extend to us their patronage
SO literally bestowed upon our predecessors pledging
ourselves to give the business at all times best
personal attention, and in all things TO look to the in
terests of correspondence and TO use all endeav-
ors i'm our power TO give them entire satisfaction
CHARLES HARRINGTON.
ISAAC A CRANE,
PC. OItILEY.
iY21.
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PsrrsRURG, Aug. %, 8P. M.
There is.3 lset 10 inches waterin the channel
and rising
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ICEi ICEff

CONSTANTLY kept for retailing at the store o
~ may 20 ALLlS & HOWES.
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He that helps the wicked Injuries the
good.
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eI,ovEsI GLovEsn GLovEsni

5f IN LADIES superfine light and dark colored
il1HlIf Kid Gloves, superne Black do, suPerlln,e
l9lIJ White do, superfine white and colored Sllk
and snnerf;ne black net Gloves, and Mis tor sale low
lap Isl MORRIS 5. JOHNSON
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-27

A DEMONSTRATIONS OF WEAKNESS. Al.
oany Atlas. leading Locofoco paper thus de-
scribes the reception of Gen. CAss at the Capt.
tol of the Empire State:"
On Saturday evening. Gen. Cass reached
this city from New York. His arrival had
been expected for some days. and wasdefinite-
ly announced twenty -four hours. before. Per-
sons were sent about to drum up crowd. Mu-
sic was hired and cannon was fired. Money
was paid for horses and carriages, and we hear
that persons were offered money to use them.
But free white men could not be found, or
hired, to welcome the embodiment Of slavery
propagandism. The thing was dead fail
ure 1t was indeed the most remarkable
exhibition, as q failure, that we ever heard
of.
No one took the trouble, TO come, and noone
took the trouble to stay away. Almost all the
spectators whom we saw looking at the cor
tege were political opponents Of the guest.--
As he passed Broadway, an attempt was made
TO get up cheer, but not one voice seconded
the motion! A friend took the trouble not on
ly 10 count the procession, but to take dowI
the name of each person. They were exactl,
|6Sand no more. Among these were som'
three or four gentlemen who merely desired te
show the inequalities Of the city TO a promi
nent citizen of another State.
THE nomination of Cass and Butler is eve
where hailed By the democracy with enthusi
asm," says our neighbor Of the Democrat. On
ly siziy-eight could get up an enthusiasm say
the Atlas.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-27

The PROSPER BEFORE Us.-The news OF the
nomination of CASS AND BUTLERis every
were hailed by the democracy with enthusiasm.
Every mail bring US the proceedings OF large
and enthusiastic Ratification meetings. Every
Democratic paper in wEngland has taken
high ground in their favor. Our party thrO'.
out the Union are marshalling their forces, and
preparing to give the Federalist Waterloo de-
feat in Observation-Disclosures Of Saturday
last.
What kind OF tune, reader. do you suppose
our peighbor viii sing next Saturday, when he
comes to tell Aie public that MARTIN VAN b.
Hrs has accepted the nomination of the Barn
burners TO run in opposition TO Cass. Every
mail brings US" sc. Every democratic pa
psr," sc. "Our party throughout the Union
re marshalling," "Cass and Butler everywhere
,ailed by the democracy" &c. Well. II is as
rich ss blue nad just to hear the Democrat
9sff and blow.
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= VOL HOUSE "A
AND WHARF-BOAT,
ShaWneetOwn. IIIinois

ShaWneetOWn, illinois,
THE undersigned takes this method to notify the
Il public, that he is the proprietor of large and
commodlous WHARF Boar, at Snawneetown and
that he still continues the Receiving Forw-r ding
and Commission Business, generally.
Persons landing in the night, DESTROYS of seoul
ing passage in the night will always find priv ate
room and good bed, on board
He also keeps constantly on hand general nssort-
ment OF GROCERIES, Provisions, &C., suitable to Inc
river trade ,sa III
In connection with the above business, he hef
opened House OF Entertainment, on Front
Street. tabout IS yards from the Wharf Boat, in the
Morris" Brick House, and two frame buildings i'm
mediately below, called the WoLL HoUsE and STAo,.
OFFICE, all of which have been recently repaired and
re6tted and where persons may secure seats in good
Stage Coaches for any point in the interior, on TIE
mail routes. 80
The public may rest assured that his TABLE and
BAR shall be supplied with the best the country con
afford for money, and pains will be spared ac-
commodate comfortably all who call on him =
His STABLE will be filled with every variety of
grain, hay, &c, and managed by honest and faithful
Ostlers tor whom the undersigned will be RESPONSE
bic. ~ !.
Persons landing from steam boats at night, will
always be conducted TO the Hotel il they desire l.
Je27u JOHN WOLL, Proprietor.
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without the full conviction that il was penned
by one whose whole nature was-and is-mag-
nanimity.
In the first place, it is not unknown to the
world, that fate, and the subtle malice oftheir
enemies, have placed Generals Scott and Tay-
lor in the attitude of rivals.-both military and
political rivals; and considered as the compe-
titors for the Presidency, the success Of one is
no, it is not the death OF the other; but we
know how hard thing it is for proud ambition
to abate its right to struggle, the privilege to
resist to the last, and die, sword in hand, fight
ing even against fate. That privilege General
Scott, sacrificing his own claims to the inter-
ests of his party, surrendered without sigh
not word about his being, like Cassius; the
"elder soldier" both in the Wing army and
the army of his country. Mr. Truman Smith
asks him, not in general terms, whether he will
support the nomination of the Convention but
specially, whe ther he will support that of Gen.
Taylor; and he promises at once, openly and
magnanmously. call the moral influence and
support it may be in his power rightfully
to exert" without reserve or hesitation.
There is another circumstances which gives
to this act of General Scott character of even
additional nobleness. Be il remembered, that
this sacrifice was asked Of General Scott at the
moment Of peculiar distress. when he was suf-
fering all those prosecutions of the Admins
tration; the gross i'll treatment and insults
of the Court of Inquiry, which were enough to
break the heart of an honorable soldier. con-
scious of having deserved the thanks and SYM
pathies Of his country. Perhaps the consola-
ton that has borne him up, sick and waste d
as he is, against these wrongs, was the thought
that the appeal of his friends to the justice oi
the republic might result in newer and more
glorious honors, that would forever repair the
outrages done him. Well, then, he was asked
to give up his repardtion--asked, too, in the
midst of his wrongs and sufferings; and, even
in that moment, and under those circumstance.
he made the sacrifice. Brave, great, magnani
nous Scott! the Wing party-the country-ths
world itself never produced more truly noble
and generous spirit. He gives up all to his
friends, even while struggling, unaided, among
his enemies. His glories, his triumphs, hi
lhopes-nothing is refused; and nothing is ask
ed in requital. But such magnanimity wa.
never exhibited in vain. II will prevail owe
his enemies and, as for his friends, the neve
can--they never wIll-forget it.
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GEN. TAYLoR's HUMANITY.-To show that
courage and humanity are Kindred virtues, the
Albany Evening Journal, on the authority Of o
venerable chaplain who was attached TO the
army in Mexico, states that, after the battle OF
Buena Vista, Gen. Taylor made his DISPOSE
ton for the renewal of the conflict on the fol-
lowing morning. But al the dawn Of the
next day Santa Anna was in full retreat. The
American cavalry were dispatched in pursuit.
Soon messengers returned informing the Gener
al that the Mexicans. broken and scattered,
were in rapid flight, but that the roads and the
waysides were strewn with exhausted, famish-
ed, and wounded soldiers, all of whom, in the
precipitation of Santa Annals fight, were left to
die without either food, water, or medical at,
tendants. Upon receiving this information
Gen. Taylor Immediately ordered twenty wag
ons to be furnished by all that was required fol-
the relief Of those whom the Mexican General
had left to suffer and die. These wagons were
promptly despatched accompanied by surgeon.
who were directed to find and administer to al
the sufferers. And to the Quartermaster wht
executed this order, Gen. Taylor said
keep strict account Of every article sent, 81
that if any doubt shall arise of the propriety o
thus relieving the enemy's wounded. can pa.
for them myself"
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We know from reliable authority that Mr.
Butler waited upon gentleman who once
represented this County, TO become a candidate
this year, and that Mr.. Butler and the infiivid-
nal alluded TO both acquiesced in the opinion
that the side cuts ought not to be constructed
and that il no one else would favor Mr.. Buffers
schemes, that he would. Vanderbnrgh Dem
Oerat.
The above sentence, which we take from an
article in the Democrat of Saturday last in
which that paperattsmpts to be very severe upon
Mr. Butler, has not, we verify believe, one
word of truth in it. We have called upon four
gentlemen, Wings, who have represented this
county in the Legislature, one Of whom is
meant BY the Democrat, and they assure us that
it is false. utterly false. MIR. Butler never APP
preached either of them upon the subject while
here. We now cal upon the Democrat to say
who Of our former representatives was solicited
By Mr. Butler TO run for the legislature
When the Democrat answers this call we
have some information TO give the public going
to show that Mr.. Butler not only believes that
the main line OF the can;l will be finished but
that the side cuts will be com pleted also, and
has so expressed himself to dozens of our citi.
zens. The only fears he and other friends Of
the work entertain are that the restless and
dissatisfied spirits North Of this, will, wher
the Legislature meets. again attempt 10 fette
the hands OF the trustees and break down thu
main line by adding other side cuts. The same
opposition to the canal now exists that ha
always existed, and il is to subdue this opposi
ton that the people are called upon to vote il
August for men who are capable Of conte1dinl
against it, who know something Of business at
fairs, of the interests Of the people and how tt
take care Of those interests.
We think the Democrat is wrong about an
other matter. We do not believe there are an,
gentlemen in the city who take il in higl
dudgeon" when that paper "tels the truth t.
the people" about any matter. 1t is only whel
that journal departs from the truth that "gen
,lemen take in high dudgeon hat i, says.