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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-12

A SPLENDID lot of Paper Hangings and Win
"A dow Paper, just received and for sale low by
jan l3-tf: j. III. MAGHEE & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-12

We would like to have our neighbor of the
Journal, publish some of he 1914 songs occa
sionally for the public good. They would b.
really entertaining and Wander
bnrgh Democrat
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-12
LINENS! LfNENSli

GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, hosiery &e.
dLflL 300 doz. assorted Hosiery; eSss==s~
r9GG1 $50 do do Cloves. -
Consisting of all the varieties ever brouqh, To this
market or ever called for at the corner of Main and
Water street. lap l3l E. e. w. LEWIS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-12

CMbRELLAS & PARASOLES
az AN ample assortment of silk and <rtzS>
49, Cotton Umbrellas, silk and Cotton ~
~ Parasols. -
Aisoi a small lot OF Shades, which we will self a.
our usually 10" rate. E. & w. LEWIS.
up Is Corner Main and Water street
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-12

The Democrat, we hope, will keep its voice
in tune. we have plenty more of the same sort.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
JUDGE LINCOLN CLARK.

This gentleman, the Democratic Elec-
tor for this District, addressed the citizens
on Monday evening last. The notice
given was very short, yet the audience
was respectable in point Of numbers, and
were highly entertained by the Judges
remarks. I he address was an able and
dispassionate discussion Of the various is
sues ofthe canvass, and striking exhi-
bition ofthe positions Of the two candi-
dates for the Presidency.
Judge Clarke is pleasing in his man.
ner, forcibIe in his illustrations, and lu-
cid in his arguments. Altogether he is
man calculated TO win the confidence,
and progresses the mind Of all in his ia
favor, while his dignifed and courteous
manner Of treating political questions, is
admirably adapted 10 the removal Of pre-
judice, and insures him the respect Of his
opponents. The democracy could not
have placed the electoral trust in bette r
hands. --Dcmocralic Enquirer.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
MEMBERS OF THE SECOND GEN
ERAL ASSEMBLY OF IOWA.

:
Having long waited in vain for the ne.
cessary full and authentic data, upon
which to make up lis: Of the members
Of the next General Assembly, we give
the following as it is. As far as it goes.
our readers may rely upon its correc,ness
although it is compiled almost entirely
from Recollection. The wings are mark.
ed with (*) star. -. .. 49,
Lee County-Janes Sprott,* and Thos
S. Espy. ~ 'st5
Van Buren,. D. Sanford,* Geo. c.
Wrigh,.* ...4,..
Davis and .Appanoose--John J. Selman,
Wappello and Monroe--Col. Royston.
Marion, Polk, &c.-P. M. Cassidy.
Desmoines-M. d. Browning,* and AL
fred S. Fear.
Henry--Evan Jays ' ~
Jefferson-John Howell. r.t
Louisa and Westinghouse. ,Springer.*
Keokuk and Mahaska-R. R. Harbour
Muscatine, Johnson and Iowa,--Free-
man Alger.
Scott and Clinton--Loring Whceler.*
Cedar, Linn and Benton-John P.
Cooks
Jackson and Jones--Philip r. Bradley
Dubuque, Clayton, Delaware, &c
Theophilus Crawford and John G
Shields.
II Democrats, 8 Wings.
REPRESENTATIVES.
Lee County-Isaac w. Griffith, Mi
chael II. Walker, VIM. C. Read, c. J. Nc
Farland, Samuel Norton.
Van Buren,. w. McManaman,* A.
H. McCray,* John Alexander and Will
lard Elmer.
Davis and Appanoosc--Reuben Riggs.
Wappello.-Dr. Flint
Monroe--*Name not known.
Marion, Polk, &c-L. w. Rabbit and
Marley Clifford
observation-disclosures L. Sergeant,
John Penny. John L. Corse, and George
Davidson.
Henry--Hugh R. Thompson,* Mark
Burroughs,* and S. D. Woodworth.*
Jeferson-George Weyand, -Ba-
ker, and--
Louisa--Wright Williams*
Neutrality-suspicious. Goodrell.*
Keokuk-Wm. Jacobs.
Mahaska--Leeper Smith.
Muscatine, Johnson and Iowa--Joseph
F. Harrison.
Muscatine-J. Stephenson
Johnson and Iowa--SmileyH. Bonham.
Scott John ID. Evans.
Clinton--James d. Bourne.*
Cedar-J. G.. Belts.
Linn and Benton---1im monus.*
Jackson and Jones-Dennis A. MahonY
and Nathan G. Sales.
Dubuque, Clayton, &c.--Sidney Wood
and James A. Langton.
% Democrats, II Wings. a
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
HALO THEREIN!

The Zacharites Of this City, Galena.
and some other places no doubt have had
Il glorious time Of it for the last day or
wo. 1t is said that "every dog has his
lay" It is no less true, that every wing
mas his day, but unfortunately for them,
heir day is al,cays short.
A'great noise has been made about the
subernatorial vote in Pennsylvania; the
wings claim that their candidate Johnson
Is elected, but by close vote, that is equiv
llent to giving it up. .... ....
But event if Pennsylvania goes for Tay-
Tor, Of which there is not a shadow Of
proof, we can elect Gen. Cass without it..
Here are the States.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
A TAYLOR TAVERN,

General Taylor and his friends, would
lan make the world believe, that they
have abjured all the distinguishing char
acterstics Of whiggery, which they are
aware have become obnoxious to the peo-
pie, and are endeavoring to sail into pow
er under the flag Of no principzes,--talk
to them of this principle or that, and you
will find they are "just out;"--nothing
left by which you could identify them.
The popularity of the position of the
General and his followers is so aptly H.
lustrated by the following, that it Nigh,
we'll be left standing until after the cleo.
ton:
A traveller after riding long distance
came to tavern. He stopped, and d.
rected the old lady in the bar room, to
have his horse put out and fed with eight
quarts Of oats.
81 am sorry to inform you we have no
OATS" said the old lady. .:.. !.
'rhen give him some corn a.
'We are out Of corn
'Well my good lady give him a little
meal and some hay
ooh sir, we have got no meal, nor hay
out long ago. ..- 49, -
will you let him stand in the yard,
without any thing?' inquired the disap-
pointed traveller. . #E
oh yes, sir, as long as he pleeses.'
Nov bring me plate of steak and
cup Of coffee, with hot ROLL
Hot rolls !--ho--ho--what sir---and
coffee--steak! We are out on 'em, all.'
Then bring me cold victuals,' continu.
ed the traveller.
There is nothing OF the kind in our
house, sir-don't keep 'em!' .
Il should like glass Of brandy
'Aint got any O that ."
'Weli now my good lady, continued
the traveller, you don't appear to keep
any thing here . ~ 80 %.
Yes We do, indeed' Gb35#b.G3
'Whatg ss@ ns
we keep tavern, sir
That was tavern, but mot an ultra
tarcrnn
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
DOCTOR EASTERLY'S
M EDICINE S.
DIR. EASTERLY'S NERVE AND BONE
LINIMENT, .t...tE
For the cure of RHEU MATISM, BRUIS-
ELS, SPRAlNS, CORKES, CALLS,
CUTS and WOUNDS.

This excellent Linment has been prcpar
ed with great care from the most choice and
valuable medicines found in the .Materia
.uedlca, to make powerful and efficient
remedy for the above diseases, 1t can be
safely recommended in all cases where
IMMINENT is applicable, and much supe-
rior to any other in use. Persons suffering
with any RHEUMATIC affection are earn
estly advised to make an early application
of this Liniment, and they will find them
selves sooner relieved by it than by any
other medicine now in use.
Price % cents per Bottle.
PREPARED and SOLD Wholesale and
Retail by DIR e. E.4STERLY, South
East corner of Third and Chestnut streets,
St. Louis, Mo-; and for Sale by Il. MASON
Druggist. Agent for Dubuque. Iowa.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

1 A meeting Of the Democracy Of Du.
puque County will take place at the
COURT HOUSE in this City, on MON
DAY NEXT, the Esd inst. at 2'oclock
z. M. Hon. Jos. Williams of Blooming.
on, james Wood, Esq, Of Burlington,
and Edward Johnson Esq. Of Madison
lincoln Clark Esq. Of Dubuque, will be
n attendance. Likewise Thomson Camp
I'ell Esq. and Hon. J . Hoag Of Galena.
Let no Democrat be absent.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

Making 147 just sufficient to give a
Constitutional majority to Cass, after
which we have Tennessee, North Caro-
lima, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland,
and Connecticut, which will swell the
electoral vote to 1876 which is 40 more
than actually needed to ensure success.
BUT to this, may be added PENNSYL-
WANNA, 26 vithoul the shadcuo of a doubt,
making 221electoral votes out of the 900
TO be given. ~.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Steam Ship Britannia arrived at
Boston on the evening Of the 10th. from
Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 3Oth
.ul.. No further Irish news,-all quiet!
GERmANY.--The Republicans at Baden,
under Straus, have made successful
outbreak, and proclaimed a German Re
public!
FRANcE.-Louis Napoleon has taken
his seat in the Assembly, and made a
speech, giving his adhesion to the Repub-
lie. Paris is quiet. It is thought that
the question Of the Election Of President
will cause much comlnotion.
The Government will propose the first
] election Of President by the Assembly.
PRUSSIA conflict has lately taken
I place between the populace and the troops.
Numerous arrests are made in Berlin oil
& persons charged with Revolutionary
n,ovements. The Troops took possession
Of the city gates, and declared the city in
: state Of seige.
4 Sam Internal commotions continued.
sss IyERPooL Markets Flour 32s t.
! 31s. Sd. Wheat red 8s. to IS. DID,
White So. 4d. to Is. Sd. Corn 34s. Sd
ap1a
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
G/ad 11d'mgs Of Great Jog I bring TO you
and all Mankind!

FAD, MOTHERS. FATHERs. NURSES.
~ GUARDIANS, One and All, what others
say Of DIR. KEELER'S CORDIAL and
CAR.Hl.N.1 TIVE, for the radical and spec
dy CUKE OF Diarrhra. Dyscuicry, Choie-
ra Intuntum, Cholera .Nor6us, Collie, Flut-
ulency, &c., and for the many dcrangc-
ments of the Stomach and Bowels, from
CHI l. ID EN- EETHING.
CPHysIcIAN's TESTIMONY.
This will certify, that l have examined
DR.. keeler's Cordial Curminutivc, and have
ascertalned its component parts, and consid.
err it good family medicine, and worthy
the attention o. mothers and nurses; and con-
slider they will DO well to retain It in their
families. S. STEWART, NJ. d.
Corner Third and Queen Streets.
PHILADELPHIA, Scp.. 18th. 1e47.
DIR. keclcT:-At your request, l have
tried your Cordial in my own family, as we'll
as IN several Instances, upon those have
had occasion to prescribe for, and am highly
pleased with its operation land have no doubt
1t will ere long become one Of the most pop
ular remedies fer affections of the stomach
and bowels, of the present dav. ga.
With the best wishes for its success be-
liove me,
Yours truly, SANFORD BELL, NJ. D.
.s1- late Surgeon US. Army.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail
north west corner Third and South, and
Third and Green streets, Philadelphia.
Price rs cents per bottle.
For sale by DIR. EASTERLY, south
east corner Of Third and Chestnut streets.
Agent for St..Louis. z&44& lt
For sale by T. MASON Druggist, Agent
Iowa. -a-a.H
DR.. Uphans's Vegetable Ezectuarv, or m
ternal REMEDY FOR THE PILES,
triumphant ...... .. a." ~
$4,000 Cases Cured the past year. : ,3'
% " Tins Medicine is toayranted TO cure
all cases Of piles, either bleeding or blind.
internal or external. and all in1laulatsry dis
eases, found IN conjunction auth The piles
such as Chronic Dysentery, Weakness and
inflammation Of the Spine, Falling ofthe bow
els, womb, &C., that females particularly
are subject to. under peculiar circumstances;
for which many certificates could be given
u speedy and effectual cures-but delicacy
forblds their publication, sT2 a1&Gs1
.Severe and Habituaz Costiveness,
Flow Of blood to the Head, Ulcerations,
Fistulas, inflammation of the Stomach, find
of speedy cure in DR.. UpnAM's ELEcrUARY.
1t is on internal remedy, and cures by its
action on the bowels and blood, the relaxed
state of which is the cause of the above
named diseases. \ J. " [EyE ~
Universal Concentration
From every city, town and village, where
DR.. Upham's Vegetable Pile EIectuury has
been introduced, the most gratifying intel
ligence Of its effects have been received by
tho Proprietor. In hundreds of instances it
has triumphcd over cases which were deem
cd incurable. $50 r.- .-, ~, ....
o. For Sale by DIR. II. .UASON, Drug
gist, Agent for Dubuque, lowa:-GREEN
& BROTHER, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
ANOTHER RALLY!

\ The Friends of DEMOCRACY will
meet at their Hall MORROW night.
ROGERS will speak! Give him a
ull house. aga s3El ='l ..
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

HENRY Glars PRAYER.-"If, indeed,
we have incurred the divine displeasure,
and if it be necessary to chastise this
people with rod Of vengeance, ! would
humbly PROSTATE myself before him and
implore him in his mercy to visit our ia
vored land with war, pestilence and fam
inc, aOith any scourge other than military
rule, OR "A BLIND AND NEEDLESS
ENTHUSIASM FOR MERE MILITIA.
RY REMOVING"
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

ETEV Err and AGUE, ChiAs and hcyer =
Il The bes, REMEDY EVER KNOWN
to MAN.-For the CURE of Fever and
Ague. Dumb Aguc, Chill Fever, Intcrnit-
tent and Rrmittent Fcvers. and the various
forms Of Bilious diseases, is WYNKOUP'S
TONIC MIXTURE. Its powers have been
fully tested, and its fruits arc the gratifying
evidence of what is berc asserted. 1t is ak o
equally ctfectual for the cure of Liver Conn.,
plinM, Jan"dirc nnd Enlargement IF he
Spleen, Gated .4guc Cake. We earnestly
invite the attention of the public to tho
greatest remedy eve! yet known for this pur-
pose. Remember Wynkoop's Compyu, d
Tonic Mature, is warranted to cure pcrma
nently any ofthc above diseases, or the mo-
ney will be refunded to the purchaser.
u Price 81 GO per Bottle or & Bottles
for S. 90.
~ For Sale by DIR. T.. E.qSTERLY,
Southeast Corner Of Third and Chestnut Its
St. Louis Agent for tn: West, and by r..
MASON Druggist, Agent for dubuque,
Iowa.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

Not long since an honest but unso-
Ph's,lcated farmer accepted an invitation
10 dine with the quondam ''host' Of the
Syracuse House. The discussion Of the
substantials was materially aided by a
bottle Of champagne, and a plentiful sup.
ply Of lce-cream appeared with the des-
sert. Our friend gave evidence that nei-
Their Of those articles were at all unpal-
ateab'c, until he had finished and was
about rising from the table. At this point
he gravely remarked, "Rust, your cider is
very good, but as to your pudding, i! is
DID cold stuf."-Syracuse .Stnr
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

its rigor. enforced against them aye,
they deserve to have been confined with.
in its walls while the conf1agration was
going on. We hope that the incendiaries
may Be found out and punished, but we
fear that the prospect is slender one.
@ The destruction Of the Temple will
prove heavy blow to the prospects of
Nauvoo, as, hitherto, thousands of stran-
gers from distance have been attracted
to that point for the purpose Of viewing
the Temple, all Of whom contributed
more or less, to the circulating medium
of the city. But, alas, the charm is gone.
Instead of the once proud and towering
Temple, thronged with the deIuded fol-
lowers of 10. Smith, we now find but
pile ofscorched stone, with but few around
it to behold its ruins! What a pity.
Many there are who have thought in
their heart that they would yet visit that
once stupendous tower, are doomed to
disappointment, and thousands will la
ment their long delay. Twas sight
we'll worth trip to it.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
READ! READ DR.. M'LANE'S

Vermituge for expeling WORMs!-Aston-
ishing CURE! ..,C-
"Feeing it to be duty due to my fellow
beings, lay before them fact which took
place not long since. Last fall | called on
Messrs. Hyrold 81 Co. Of Nilliamstown,
N. Y. for some Worm medicine, and they
recommended DR.. MI.ancs Vcrmfuec, or
Worm specific. l took Il bottle home and
gave dose to 4 child about six wears old,
and to my great astoni st,ment it brought
away So worms. soon after gave another
dose to lhc same child, which brought away
about Sc more, making some 100 worms in
about - hours. l have given to other of
my children very cffectually, and can cheer
fully recommend it to ALL
JAPHEr G.. ALLEN.
AMDoY, July 25th. lS47.
Price rs cents per Box.
For Sale by DIR. T.. E.lSTERLY, ut
the City Family .'Iedicine Store, Corner of
Third and Chestnut Streets St. Louis Mo.
Wholesale Agent fo- the Northern States,
and " BY II. MASON Druggist, Who'll
sale Agent for Dubuque Iowa.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

APPROACH OF TINE CHOLERA-Areadu in
Paris.-From the accounts by the Steamer
Hermann it would appear as ifthe cholera
which has been making such ravages i'll the
north ofEurope, has at lenght reached Par
is. Several cases had appeared which are
said to have all the SYMPTOMS the Asia
tic cholera but in a mild shape. A medical
gentleman says that he had two cases of
what he calls cholera asyphyria, and that
in both cases the patients arc likely to re-
cover.
The cholera had also appeared a, Tri-
csle but had greatly diminished at St. Pc
tersburg.
H-Judgc Cone, Of Georgia, who nearly
killed the Hon. A. II. Stevens, Member of
Congress for that State, in an encounter at
Atalanta, a few weeks ago, has lately been
tried for the assault. The Augusta Consti-
tulionalist says che pleaded guilty to the
charge, and was sentenced to pay fine Of
eight hundred dollars" p Gal. Gaz.
"Cass is an old Federalist," say the
wings. 81 nominate Lewis Cass, Go.
vernon Of the Territory Of Michigan"
said Thomas Jefferson, the author of
the Declaration Of Amricea Indepedend
ence. 81 nominate Lewis Cass, Govern.
or Of the Territory Of Michigan,'' said
James Madison. 81 nominate Lewis
Cass, Minister to France" said Gen.
Jackson, the man who whipped the Fede-
ralists at more places than the ballot box.
Will you believe these old fathers of
Democracy, or these hunters after spoils?
Ina. State Sentinel.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

The WESTERN JoURNAL.-We have re-
ceiI ed the 10th number Of this valuable
monthly, published in ST. Louis, by Ira
yer and Fisk. 1t is three dollar work,
and commends itself particularly to the
people Of the West.
Spaulding Of this City is Agent. Call
and subscribe.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

PalxcIrLE. 81 hold" said Yves.
tern editor, with dignifed emphasis, 81
bold i = 9 selfseyident principle, that no
8nan should take newspaper three con
ssc1liye years without making at loast an
apology 70 the editor for no, paying
jor in
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24
GEoRG1cUs.

~ Bell, the man supposed to have
stolen the money, upwards of $500, from
Emerson & Shields Of this City, was ar
rested on Tuesday last. He was exam
.ined before Justice Nightingale, and in
default of bail, was sent to prison, there
TO await the next term Of Court. rs
GA now Telegraph line between New
York and Boston is soor to be commenced,
by the indefatigable Fl. O'Reilly. Mr.. OR
says the N. Y. Express, has been in the CITY,
for the past few days, making final arrange
ments for the undertaking, and such rs will
succeed.
Bain's telegraph system has been secured
by Mr.. O'Reilly for the United States, and
is to be put in practice on the proposed line
ST. Louis Rev.
~The federalists say Taylor is like
Washington; but did Washington ever
write any letters which his friends were
so much ashamed of as to induce them to
pronounce them forgeries? Did Wash
ington ever refuse to take letter from
the Post Office because there was ten cents
postage to pay on it? Did Washington
ever exclaim to his men upon the battle
feld-"Give 'em HI, d-n 'em2" Did
Washington ever curse and swear at his
teamsters, because they drank up his rum. ?
r3 49,. Pittsburgh Mer.
The WHOLE NUMBER OF VEToEs.-The
veto power, says the Virginia Recorder,
has been exercised twenty-five times since
Z ho to- n, i'm oF Tho
BY George Washington. 2
James Madison, 6
:. james Monroe, lIn. l
Andrew Jackson, 8
John Tyler, 4
% James X. Polk, -, a.o" 3
"E@t. aa.. D.. ..tt &c.. -
Total, a.~g e,>@ E5~l Is
The whole number of acts passed and up.
proved since the origin Of the Government,
is above 1900, which will make $50 acts to
Of
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

AN ADJOURNED Meeting Of the citi-
zsns 81 Dubuque will be held This Friday
night over Tsrry's Saloon, to take some
6nalsction il regard 10 Police Regula-
tons for The City. A general attendance
y requested.
M. MoBLEY, Pres't.
Octo5ers ! 9Th.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

o. Hon. J. L. Martin, United States
Charge at Rome, died Of apoplexy on the
goth Of August. We give to-day, by re-
quest, an extract from his address to the
Pope.
1t is said that Edmund Burke, Com
missioner Of Patents will succeed him in
the Mission to Rome.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-10-24

" The money collected by the ladies
Of Dubuque at the engine supper with
interest which has since accrued, amount
ing in all to $l25,6O has been paid over
by Mrs. G. w. Jones to Mrs. ]. w. Fin
ley Treas, and deposited in Bank, and
is now ready to be applied to the pur-
chase Of an Engine, provided sufficient
additional sum shall be furnished by the
city to accomplish the object Otherwise
it will be applied to such other object or
objects as may be considered best calcu.
lated to prevent the destruction of pro-
perty by fire. az ss..t..
MARTHA MOBLEY PRES.
October 18th 1848. p a~t@s"Haa gas.