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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

DISORDER AND CRIME IN THE AUSTRALIA
GOLD REGroNs.-From Australia, the news,
VIA California, though no later, is very full
and interesting. Ii shows that disorder, crime
murder, and consequent lynch law are as ram
pant in the gold regions there as in our own
California, and that the ''curse OF gold'' is
the same everywhere:
The two great depots of the mining districts
are Melbourne, formerly called Port Philip, in
the extreme southern colony of Victoria, and
Sidney, the capital ofNew South Wales, a
bout 100 miles to the northeast, on the cas-
tern coast OF Australia. The Empire, of Feb.
23. Published in the latter place, compares
the productiyeness of the two districts, show
ing that the gold diggers of New South Wa
les are procuring larger average of gold per
man than those in the colony OF Victoria. In
the latter, the average weekly yield of gold
was an ounce and a quarter a week per man.
In the former, the average weekly yield was
more than an ounce and half per man
week.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

0FThe news from Northern Ohio, in the
the strong Anti-Slavcry district, is quite en-
couraging. The Free Sellers have no idea
of allowing man to be elected to the Presi-
dency whose whole life has been in hostility
not only to their views on the Slavery ques-
ton, but every other measure having for its
object the Improvement of the Rivers and
Harbors of that great state and the advance
ment of internal improvements, to which
Ohio is SO largely indebted for its present
greatness. To use the language of Free
Soil correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune, "the
people here have tried of factions that have
no active elements in them but agitation,
agitation which. tended only to defeat the
ends it sougbtto accomplish"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14
nSRr. Robinson's speech at the Metho

nSRr. Robinson's speech at the Metho.
dist church Monday evening seemed to have
no other object but to prove slavery is an
evil-a conviction that we suppose every
one of hearers felt before they heard him.
He did not advance any new ideas, or pro-
pose any remedy for the evil We cannot
conceive how the influence of such speech
is calculated in any manner to work good
1t proposed nothing to fight for, or nothing
to fight against, except probably against sla-
very, and against an existing law of the
land. Gas!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

EVANSVILLE TIMEs.-The Tr'-W eeAiy EV-
ansyille Times, edited and published by Mr.
Chas. P. Baymiller Esq, lately OF Madison'
Ind, with Mr. ]. w. Brewer, Printer maze
its appearance last evening. 1t is Demo-
cratic paper, and from Mr.. BIS rePututloh
promises to be an able advocate OF Demo-
cratic men and measures. 1t will be issued
Tri-weekly and Weekly, and is neatly PRINT
Cd and of the same size as the Daily Journal.
We wish Mr.. B. great pecuniary success and
have no doubt he will deserve. We shall en-
devor to preserve friendly relations with
him and the rest of mankind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

nFWe see that the Democracy of Van
dernus.hh county, have nominated Cyrus X.
Drew, Esq, for Representa:::re.-[N A. Led.
How or where did the Ledger see TINS =
Mr.. D., as all his friends must know, has NO
ambition at all connected with politics. OF
course no convention could thrust such o
nomination on him. Besides, his numerous
friends here have certainly too much liking
for him, to vote for his leaving the city
They would keep him here and at the head
of his first rate hotel, by voting for him to
stay at home. He has not been nominated,
nor has any other man yet, we believe.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

0HTShould there be any of our readers
anxious for Wing campaign paper, we
would recommend to their notice the EUanS-
riDe Journal. This paper can be received
here the day after it is published, thus getting
news by it sooner than through any other
channel. The campaign Journal is large,
and the subscription price for large clubs is
less than that of any campaign paper ever
started in the West, being only % cents per
subscriber. The terms are, single subscrip-
ton, SO cents; Clubs of ten, each subscriber,
40 cents; Clubs of 20, each subscriber, 35
cents; Clubs of 80 or more, each subscriber
20 cents. Any one wishing to see the pros
pectus can do SO by calling at our sanctum.
Jacksonville Jour.
Thank you, Charlie, for that notice. 1t
ought to be worth big club to US. We are
gratifed to see the paper from which it is
taken, still preserving the good qualities with
which it started, Notwithstanding the editor
is on the sick list.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

UNITED STATES CITIZENS IN GERMANY. -
The editor of the Savannah Republican, wri-
ting from Bremen states the following circum-
stances. The matter will of conrse claim the
attention Of the Department in Washington.
The letter is dated at Bremen, Way Is, and
says:
Speaking of native-born Germans who re-
visit their fatherland after becoming citizens
of the United States; singular case has Just
occurred in Hanover. Frederick Leopold, q
naturaliEed citizen of the United States, from
Charleston S. c., has been arrested by the
Hanoverian Government, and sentenced by
taibunal to seven years of active service in
the army. This is on "a plea that lie owed mi
litary service to his native country. His pass
port from the Department at Washington,
his citizenship and residence of sixteen years
among us has awaited him nothing in the face
o this afro lou; tyranny. Mr.. Leopold has
applied to MIR. King f, h interference i'm the
case, and Mr. King mas written to the u. 5
Legation at Berlin to obtain his release. Here
is Question which ought TO have been set
tied iorg since, one would suppose. Ii ma
turdlzed otiZen, who has committed no crime
cannot visit the land OF his birth without being
placed iii durance, and subjected to military
service, it surely ought TO be known at once
so that the grievance may be redressed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

GERMAN THEATRE.-We made quite a
lengthy notice short time since, of the build
ing of new and large German Theatre at
this place, and have had The pleasure of SEE
ing the article copied abroad as evidence of
the prosperity of our city. This Theatre,
"Appollo Hail." will be opened next Monday
evening, under the management of Mr.. Stras-
sser, of whom we have frequently spoken in
complimentary terms. The performance will
alternately be in German and English. We
shall have more to say in reference to this
enterprise.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

MARSHALL TELEGRAPH.-This is the name
of large and handsomely printed Wing pa
per just started at Mashall, ILL.,, by NJ. Saml
p. Farley. 1t appears to be edited with spir-
it, and to be warm advocate Of everything
calculated to promote the interests of Mar
shall and vicinity. We hope it will do much
toward extending the principles it advocates,
among the people of that part of Illinois
The people of Marshall should be proud of
such paper, and give it warm support.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

Messrs. Toombs and Stephens are evidently
very anxious to get into the Democratic par
ty, but we fear there is some little doubt a
bout their welcome. The Augusta (Ga. )Tel-
egraph, Democratic organ, speaks after this
fashion:
We pray God that whatever the Union
convention may do. Toombs andStephens will
decide not to act with the Democratic party.
We should consider it the greatest calamity
that could befall that party to have Toombs
and Stephens join it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

y1scENNEs GAzErrE.-We were gratified
to receive yesterday copy of very neat
little sheet entitled the Tri-Weekly Vincen-
mes Gazette. With pleasure we witness this
manifestation of enthusiasm on the part OF
the publishers o: the Vincennes Weekly
Gazette. Certainly the people of Vincen-
mes ought to give hearty support to Trl-
Weekly paper. They are behind the times
to be represented by nothing but Weekly
papers. We wish Messrs. Caddington q
Mason success.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

NOVEL MODE OF DocToRIYG-We heard of
case OF doctoring yesterday, which excess
anything that could be suggested in hydropa-
thy. On Thursday last man living in Friend
ship Alley was taken with the cholera and
his friends took him out upon the pavement,
laid him down, and poured cold water on him
until he died. Who is responsible for that
mans death the man who applied the re-
medy, or the doctor who suggested it q! 1t was
a most fnhuman piece of business at any rate.
C.n. Eng
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

THE MAINE Law IN MINNEsoTA.-The first
seizure under the operation of the liquor law
was made on Tuesday last. 1t appears that
person by the name of Getchell lately ar
rived at this place with about $4,000 worth
of liquors from Chicago, which were stored
in MIR. Babcock's warehouse. These facts
becoming known, a complaint was made be-
fore Justice Smons by some of our citizens;
Getchell was arrested, tried, and found guilty.
Hewas fined 100000 and costs and his Ii
quors declared forfeited, and to stand COM
mitted until the fine was paid.
lMinnesotiGn, 18th uH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

SMr. Stinson, clerk of Grand Prairie,
informed US yesterday morning that about Is
deaths occurred on board the Asia, on her
trip from Pittsburgh to this place. The dis
ease was said to be a malignant style of ship
fever, and entirely confined to emigrants
going to Missouri. Nine were buried at Gin
cinnati, and six at Cannelton. Several 9TH
ers reported sick. Mr.. s. says they stub
bornly refused medical aid, though it was
kindly offered them by the officers of the boat.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

PoLIrIcAL SEERs.-It is currently reported
among first political circles, that en- accden.
tai interview took place between ThomasJef-
ferson and the mother of Gen. Pierce, while
the latter was a child in her arms, upon which
occasion Mr.. Jefferson kindly patted the in
FAINT Pierce upon the head, and said, "Who
knows but this child may live to be a President
of the United States :" Upon being infor-
med of which, Old Hickory is Sid to have re-
marked, that he would have made the same
prediction had he been present.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

IFA surprising genins of the democratic
stamp has discovered a happy omen in the
coincidence between the initials of the demo-
cratic candidates name and those of the Office
which he seeks,-F. p, standing for Four
teenth President and Frank Pierce. The
Lantern considers this very remarkable, and
says If he had pursued his chronological re-
searches little further, he would have found
that they also stand for Foolish Prediction.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14
ELECTORA AL TICKET.

TERRITORIAL ELECTORS.
HENRY s. LANE, Of Montgomery county,.
PLEASANT A. HACCLEMAN, of Rush county
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
Fsrst Distriet-LEMUEL O. DEbRULER. puoo'se @0'
seeond-JoHN ID. FuRGrsoS, Clark county.
TAird-Capt. Scorr CARTER, SwItzeriahu eouh''
Fsurth-JoHS III. FARorHAR, tranAhn couhs'
Ffth-DavIp KILLeoRE, Delaware county
s;xth-FAprus NJ. FINCH. Johnson county.
S,rrnth--RicHARp w. THOMPSON, Nlgo county
E;ghrh-G q. BEHn Tippecanoe county.
NSath-T s. SrANFIELp. ST.. Joseph county.
Tsnfh-JAnrs $. FRAZIER kosciusso county
rIsgeatk-JouS VI. WALLACE, Grant county
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

TJohn G. Deveraux has recently re-
turned from the East, with an extensive lot
of wall paper of the most tasteful styles and
figures, and enough of them to cover the
Democraticplatform all over. A new sup
ply of-lamps which he proposes to sell very
low. Since the landing of the gas pipes on
our wharf, John has TO idea of trying to COM
pete with Mr.. Jeffrey.
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MATE OF INDIANA, &C
Wand lie r burgh COunty.} %
In the Marlborough Circuit Court in vacations July b.
1852.
Alonzo Gowdy and
4. Terry, Eo-.;o, ...,ohrar,
Robert Blk. Tedford,)
NOTICE is hereby given that in the above entitled
IN cause, writ of Foreign Attachment issued
18th day of October A d. 1852 of the Office of the
Clerk ofthc Marlborough Circuit Court against the lands
tenemenis, eredtamehts goods, ehates rights credits
moneys and effects of the said Robert b. X Tedford
which writ has been returned executed by the Sheriff
Marlborough County. The said defendant is berebyno
titled Of the pendeBcy of said suit and that unless he APP
and defend the provided by law said Court
WILL at the proper time, proceed to adjudcae thereon in
his absence. BEN. STINSON, Clerk.
BY GEO. III. Tom, Deputy Crk- (jyI4 3wdl
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

GJGov. Dixon, of Kentucky, was here on
Sunday. He appears to be full of enthusi-
asm for Scott, and has no doubt of his cleo
ton. If he had, we should much doubt his
reputation as far seeing and close calcula-
ting Wing. Sorry the Governor cannot be
with US next Saturday. The Wings here in
tend having a little jolificatiun about that
time, and his voice would be welcome to their
ears.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

Erplosion.-The powder magazine of Rev
nolds, Fowler & Stockwell, situated in the S.
E. part OF the city, blew up last MI hit with
such an explosion as shook the city to her
foundations. The building was of wood and
is supposed to have been set on fire by some
individual anxious, like one OF old, to distin-
guish himself, and make at last some noise in
The world.
1t contained over one hundred kegs of pow
der and the shock produced from it's ignition
was tremendous. Doors were burst open,
even when locked. Windows were smashed
all over the city, in some instances the sash
has even been broken. Many buildings are
much injured, and 1t is supposed that thou
sands OF dollars will be required to repair the
damage.
We understand that the residence Of John
Petit, situated in the quarter not very distant
from the magazine, is so much injured that it
Will be impossible to repair it all, for less than
the original cost of the house. Sprung joists
and cracked halls are common The residen-
ces of Judge Ball, X. C.. Gregory, James
Spears, and Mr.. Peterson, are among those
most injured after that of Mr. Petit. We
have heard various estimates made of the a.
mount necessary accurate enough to be re-
liable.
In every case however we believe the flo.
ures have been put over 81 900. We trust
re never that a more careful examination wi l
show that the damage is not near so great as
at first anticipated. Windows were shattered
all over the city, and we notice many on The
public square that took very much as though
a mob had stoned them last night. All on the
south side OF the Catholic church suffered in
this way Lafayette (Ind.) Jour. JuIi6.
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It's no use for the editors of such prints as
the Rife and Journal, to try to convince their
readers that il is for the "want of room" that
they do not publish ''extracts of the enthu
siasm with which the wing men have receiv-
ed the nomination Of Scott" 1t is palpa-
bic rant of such ertracts, and not a acant of
room in their papers, which prevents them
from giving their readers the cheering news
!Shaacaeetorn IUinoissdn.
We have seen columns Of these extracts
published in the Washington Republic, Lou
isville Journal. and other leading Wing pa
pers, as no doubt has the editor of the ILL.,
nosan, so that it cannot be for the swami of
such extracts" they have not been publish
ed in our paper. We could extract from the
exchanges we receive any one day, enough
articles of this nature to twice fill the col
umns of the Journal. The editor of the IL
linoisan is an ass or else takes his readers to
be such. From slight personal acquaint-
ance we should judge the charge laid very
truthfully against him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14
COUNSEL Fees LIN ExG1aNn-A

COUNSEL FEES IN ENGLAND.-A recent
English paper announcing the death of Hon.
J. c. Talbot, @. c., at Brighton, England
says that since 1886 he was one of the lead
ing and most affluent members of the bar
the income he derived from his professional
labors yielding fl6.oOo per annum. The
last brief he held in a railway case was en-
dorsed with three hundred guineas.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

~ Mr.. Stinson, First Clerk of the Grand
Prairie, and Mr.. ]. ]. Mlyes, will accept our
thanks for Cincinnati papers of late date left
yesterday morning. This fine steamer
was bound for st. Louis.
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CORONER'SINOUEST.

HELD an Inquest opposite the mouth of Green river,
IL IN Knight Township on the llh inst, the body
of Il man supposed 10 be drowned. man of middle
size, of sandy onplexion-theugt not 10 be above IS
years old-small beard, dressed with n checked shirt
dark cashmere pants shoes and socks, strip hand
kerchcf tied round the waist Verdict Juryac-
cidcnlal drowning. Gjylful
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

~ Some of the Democratic papers are
Boosting because Colonel Benton supports
Gen. Pierce for President. Whom else
should the old Free Soiler support.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

uWe call the attention of readers to the
Iard of DR.. Jas. H. Jupies, Dental Surgeon,
1ho has taken rooms at the Green River
,,Iouse Clrs. Pitts) on Front Street. DR..
d. thinks of remaining here permanently.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-07-14

MORGAN, KEEN eE PRESTON, Jobbers in Foreign
ltl and domestic Dry Goods Boots, Shoes Hats Cans
SonLets, &C., Evansville, la. [jyE1yl
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FOR SAFE.

IA THE WASHINGTON HOTEL, at the corner of
ss. Water and Vine streets, is offered private sale
~ reasonable terms; al, if not sold by the first
day OF August the building will DE leased rented The
Liquors, Bar fixtures, Furniture, Bedding, &c. DC will
be Id Monday, The 2d day of Aug asst at public
tion For further particulars and terms hand bills
the day previous to sale. Applyto
N141 A NJ. HEINZ
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From the Ohio State Journal
Our LENDER.

Now fling the glorious bunner out
Toe steamers 10 he air:
! he people cone with song and shout
For songs and shouts prepare.
Old Lundy's noble plume appears,
A glory 10 the free
And threatn'Bg omen &c ,hc fears,
Poor Loco souls, OF thee!
And onward drives the hero man,
Mid Cerro Gordo's roar!
While Cheruousco eacs The van,
And thunders loud before!
Chapulleprc, through smoke and Ere,
Is belching loud aud cIea!!
And Vera Cruz. with iron hail,
Is storming in he rear!
The war.cry through the paid ranks,
OF Loco spoileis rings,
And ger their front, and rear, and tanks,
A trembling sickness brings.
Forget il not-thc fearless Scott
Is leader in The fight
Some march with songs upon old wrong
The war songs ut the right.
~ A thiefin Glasgow Jail, being desired
battle, entered the bath with a plaster or
s breast. In the water the adhesiveness o
Re plaster gave way, and revealed to the eye.
the astonished turkeys treasure troyt
six gold watches.
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In the Vanderblgh Circuit Court in vacation, July 3D.
1852.
Henry Marks and
David Lockwood lDouas,ic a,,,oh,,or,
Hugh J. Bradley,
NOTICE is hereby given that, i'm the above entitled
IN cause a writ of Domestic Attachment issued on
the 18th day of March, A. ID. 1852 Of the Office of the
Clerk of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court. against
lands tcnements, Entertainments, goods, cattlcs rights
credits moneys and effects Of the said Hugh j. Bradley;
said writ has been returned executed by the Sheriff Of
Marlborough county. The said defendant is hereby
tilted of the pendeucy of said suit and that unless he APP
pear and defend the same provided by law said Court
WILL at the proper time, proceed TO thereon i'm
his absence BEN. STINSON, Clerk.
BY GEo. II. ToDD, Deputy elk. ljyl43wdl
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NJ ,Ts OF gIANA. ~
Wand rburGh CGC0ty.{ %"
In the Marlborough Circuit Court in vacation July I3
le52.
Levin L. Shreve,
Reddck ID. Ane crson and
john II. Thomas,
(rofSiSh htdehtnens-
Robt b. X. Tedford and
Marsaret Parkinson
OIlCE Is hereby given that. in the above entitled
In cause writ OF Foreign attachment issued on
tc 18th day OF March, A. ID. l2 of the Office
CLERK VI the Vanderburgh Circuit Court against the
lands tenements here liments goods chatties rights
credits moneys and effects of the said Robert b. X. Ted
lord and Margaret Prknson, which writ has been re-
turned, executed by Sheriff of COUNTY,
The said def ndants hereby notified the pendency
oil SAID SUM- anu that unless they appear and defend the
e''e as PROVIDED Dy law, SAID Court WILL at the proper
ne' Proved TO adudicaIe thereon In their absence.
BEN. STlNSON Clerk
by GEO. H. ToDD, Deputy Crk. ljy1i3wdl
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CINCINNATI. July 10, Pm

CINCINNATI. July 10, Pm.
Flour in better demand 1900 bbs sold at 81 1903 q
5000 bushels oasin bulk at 2it. Whisky lss Proyi..
ions little doing GO bb pork sold $40 - hid,
bacon sides at 9tc packed Sugar firm, 5.a6! COM
mon to fair. Molasses % G33sc. Coffee 9IaIOc Lin.
seed oil Csc.
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USI received direct from the East two splendid Rose
y wood Piano Fores, which We viii sell al New York
prices. The arrangements have made will enable
ID furnish Pianos, from all the best manufactures
prizes varying from S.C0 10 SlCCC. Persons wishing to
purchase requeed to call and examine insiru-
meutS. L. CONYNGTOS q CO.,
jy4 Corner Main and First streets.
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Cotton Yarns.

5O0s doz CT Offor cash. ........... ......sla
6OUs dog do do do ..-..-..-.--......6s GA z
zoos doz do do do ..........-......5ia
The lower prices above generally, where two prics q
are mentioned are for full packages, and the higher
snail who esae.
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REMOVED.

REMOVED.
THE undersigned have ed their Book and Music
Store to the corner of Main and First street where
they are just receiving in addition their former stock
an extensive assortment Of Books Stationary Musicai
Instruments, &C.. &C. all of which prepared
sell at wholesale RETAIL the most liberal terms.
tyl3u 7. CONJUNCTION * co.