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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-04
serious Apprehension,

Yesterday we received letter from Dav-
export, Iowa, with more subscribers for the
Campaign Journal. Our friend thus writes:
"Many around here will oppose the election
of Gen. Frank Pierce upon the ground of
mrs well known extravaganza. They agree,
I think with much truth, that a man who does
not know how to take care of his own hard
earnings, cannot but be extravagant with the
the funds of the pubhc-and to prove that
Pierce is extravagant, they cite to his use
less (and injurious to the recipent expendi-
ture of that lalmighty cent for candy, and
the squandering act of emptying his pocket
of twenty-five cents 1T one time to assist a
Sunday School collection"
We would assure our friend that the Wings
of Iowa are not alone in entertaining these
feelings of alarm in view of the extravagant
generosity of Gen. Pierce. Serious fears
are entertained that if elected, he will make
ahabit of buying sticks of candy for some
little boys who are total strangers to him, anG
no man should be placed in trust of res.
possibility who is known to be even squan.
derer of cents, especially when he has no
much sense to lose.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-04

CoRREcTIoN.-Mr. Drew has informed us
that in his speech at Lamasco, he did not
impute to Gen. Scott the sentiments contain
ed in the Times, (Which it extracted from
the n. Y. Herald, JAS we stated yesterday, on
the authority of gentleman who was at the
Lamasco meeting. We are happy to be
thus corrected, for we were disagreeably
surprised that any intelligent Democrat, pre-
tendingto honesty and fairness in politics,
would be so embittered by party feeling, as
to uphold such a SANDER as that against Gen.
Scott and his opinions on the naturalization
law. Gen. Scott occupies position at this
time more favorable to foreigners, and which
better deserves their appreciation, than any
other distinguished man in the country-and
we certainly shall combat the efforts of his
enemiesin endeavoring to prove that he is
opposed in any manner to the desires of those
foreigners, who wish to become citizens OF
this Republic.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-04

'e~-Mr. PoindesteT, = portrait paiatcr of
much merit, has just arrived here from the
South. We hope he may be induced to re
main among us for time. The Daguerreo-
type business has had the effect to drive all
inferior portrait painters to some other bust
ness, while good artists alone are left, and
they appear to be well patronized. A well
painted portrait cannot be excelled by any
Daguerreotype, and it has the advantage of
correct coloring to make it more life-like
work of art. We hope sufficient indu, ements
will be offered Mp. to urge him to stay here
awhile, and leave with us some of the works
Of his skill.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-04

Why was it, when the Democrats
were marching about town last Saturday
night with band, kicking up terrible rum
pus, the office-seekers and other we'll dressed
leaders, kept aloof from the crowd in gang,
as if they feared disgrace by being seen with
them! Were they afraid of contamination
or ship-fever if they mingled with their
German friends, or were they afraid of get
ting their clothes soiled, or did the fear that
the crowd presented such rabble appear
ance that to be seen with them would look
bad? We hope next time this assembly coli
lects, they will force these nice young men
to keep right in their midst, and take an &C.
tive part in the fuss-because their keeping
so far ON the outskirts might convey the i'm
preston of their being band of Wings
acting as spies about the enemy
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@Wehope every one will read Watts
able letter in to-day's paper on Railroads,
Politics and Theatricals-and we also hope
"Watt" will often enable us to have the
pleasure of directing the attention of our
readers to his letters. lie is avigorous and
agreeable writer, andknows what he is talk
ing about. Mrs. and Mr.. Bernard, to whom
he alludes at the close Of his letter, have
left Evansville. Some of their friends and
admirers here, were making arrangements
for complimentary benefit to Mrs. Bernard,
at Foster Hall, when they were suddenly
csAed from the city. The charms of this
lady, failedinot as Watt might WE'LL suppose,
to leave charming memory after her depar-
ture.
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0FWe arc indebted to our young friend
VIM. N. Johnson, Esq, of San Francisco,
for an elegantly executed invitation and card
of admission to Grand Soiree given by
Miss Caroline Jurden, at that city. We re-
gret not being able to attend, and obeying
the direction the card G entlemen will
please leave this card at the doorn--but we
hope Hiss Caroline will excuse an absence
for which unavoidable cir umstances'' alone
could be sufficient apology. We thank
Mr.. ]. for late papers.
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GA friend sending US Club of subscri-
bers from neighboring State, says in an ac-
companying letter, that efter some persua-
sion he induced the editor of the Democrat
ic paper in his town to fork over the dimes
for the Campaign Journal. We hope
he will read this little paper with a
heart disposed to take council from truths,
and correct its own evils by assimilation
with the good May he soon be led to see
the error of his ways, and be turned in the
true path.
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ly; and their benefits always drew crowds of
our best citizens. Mrs. Bernard is genius
of rare combinations; an actress always cor
rect and pleasing, one of the sweetest vocal
lists in the world; and can throw thought or
feeling into poetical numbers with facility,
and quite as enchanting as her charming vo-
calization. Indeed, Machere Sanders, you
must hear the .little WOMAN sing: 81 am
gone from thy gaze" The tone will linger on
your ears until the laundering shouts over
SCOTS triumph destroy the phantassy. Mr..
b. is gentleman,-one to swear by-honor-
able, in private life, and excellent profession
ally.
But au reuoir! If l gain reinforcement
from hope shall write again; if not, | will
take resolution from despair, and write any
how, just to keep my hand in!
<4 WATT.
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INSTRUMENTATION will please announce the name Of
Rev. BENOSI STINSON, as "a candidate for County
treasurer at the ensuing October election. ju este
Mr.. SASDERs:--P,easc announce FERDINAND ID.
GOSLEE candidate for the Office of ecorderf for Van
derburgh county, at the ensuing October election
my2+n
Mn, SANDERS: You will please announce the name Of
CHRISTIAN BlPPUS, candidate for the Office of Re-
eorder of Vanderburgh county, ensuing election
ap29
lc = We are authorized to announce JACOB LUNK-
kNHElMER as candidate for Office of Clerk Of the
VanderbuTgh Circuit Court at the ensuing October eiec
zion. lmhI6tel
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-04

FLOATING PALAcE.--This mammoth Ma
rine Circus will be here today, if no acct
dent happen, and exhibit in the afternoon
and evening. Great curiosity is manifested
to see it, and from the performances adver-
tise5, and the noted actors connected with
the company, lively curiosity may also rea-
sonably be felt to witness the exhibition
itself. a great crowd will be in attendance.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-04

AZ Force-pumps and Hose are so tho
roughly distributed over the Floating Palace,
that Insurance companies issue policies upon
her at less rates than upon buildings on land.
The whole interior and Observation-Disclosures
saloons and Offices arelighted with gas, man.
ufactured on board. This does away with
miserable lights, the usual source of fires.
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SPECIAL MOTTO Els.
M jLLON.CHOLLY

On Monday. just after dinner apparently ia good
health stepped up to market wagon, Water ST.
and, after deveuring four large Water twenty
live cents apiece refused to buy to carry home
family because he couldn't afford it," He wanted to
save up enough money to pay for having his Daguerreo-
type taken before WEBSTER leaves town Iaup4-ItI
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WING COUNTY CONVENTION.

The WHO'S of vanderburgh county, are REQUESTED to
at the Court House, Saturday afternoon, August g.
be held at Petersburg, the 18th of August. full at
tendance desired other business importance may
conc up Speeches may be expected.
BIZ ORDER OF THE ScoTr CLUB.
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The Wings Of the First Congressional District Of Indi
ana, will hold Convention at PETERSBURG, TAws-
day. august 1sth, for the purpose of nominating
ues composing the District Posey Gibson, warrick
vanderburgh, Spencer Pike, Dubois Knox, Daviess and
Martin) requested to hold their meetings and
eet Delegates to represent them in the Convention and
al Wings are invited to attend.
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seed


Afloat, when with fierce winds Orion amid
Hath vexed the Red Sea coast.
The strongest arguments in favor of rail-
ways have always, with me, been drawn from
the effects of the system upon mankind. The
people, every where, have stretched their
loins, and are lighting their Hercynan forges.
The people-mechanic, merchant, laborer,
god-liko triad,--taking the government of the
nation into their own hands, are influencing
the progress of the world in all the improve
ments and arts ofpeace. The world has al
ready become vast work shop. 1t is a buy
ing and selling world, vast spinning and
weaving community, vast aggregate of
hands and heads, busy about the main chance
1t eXults in the triumph of the steam engine;
and halls the smoke CT the locomotive that
trails its murky line along the sky. 1t rejoic-
es at every exhibition Of mechanical SKILL
Mechanism, the great power of art, exhaust
less as any of the giant powers of nature, for
it is only the exhaustless vigor of intellect
combining with and commanding the secrets
of Nature. Mankind how the Specification
of that word has lately changed! A narrow
fifth used to make enemies of different peo-
pie. Now, all people are fast becoming broth
ers! Mutual league, united thoughts aud
counseis, equal hope and hazard in the .glo-
rious enterprises of life, have joined the hearts
and interests of mankind. As an efficient
levent in benefting and uniting every people,
the railway is not equalled. Therefore, God
speed'the system! 80
Aword about the Presidential election and
conclude:
Gen. Scott will cary Tennessee by a
handsome majority. The wings must not for
moment doubt the fidelity and stability of
this genero-.s commonwealth. Others NAV
Debut Tennessee is never ungrateful. She
has not failed in the past to reward those who
have consecrated themselves to the public
service. She rewarded Jarkson; her own
White; as we'll as Harrison, and CLAY, and
Tayl,r; and Winfield Scott will get her twelve
electoral votes certainly and surely. The
candidates for electors are now every where
on the stump; and at every speaking the
wing ''enthuse" equals the storm of IS4O.-
We challenge Indiana to follow or lead us in
the glories of the struggled
! Evansville is to have Theatre. | trust
the people will patronize it; especially since
the dramatic persona are SO worthy; and
must beg your attention to them. Mr.. and
Mrs. BERNARD are old favorites here. They
rank as high socially as they do professional
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CEFThe Jessees of the saloons on board
the Floating Palace, pay yearly rent of ST.
200, besides expending several thousand dol
lars for furniture and embellishments.
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MEDICAL.

IHE regular meeting of the Evansville Medical Socet,
viii be held on the First and Third Mondays of ever,
'month, al II O'clock p. NJ.
aplau HUGH RoNALDs. NJ. D., sect'y.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-04

IL Tie steamer Friendship was sold day
before yesterday for 1921 on executions
ave nee'r shall hear her 'scape pipe more. I"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-04

-C%FThe Late cold rain will have ten
dency oreviye the suffering corn, as well as
old rh; umatic pains.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-04

CETHon. John II. Farquhar has been
nominated for Congress by the Wings of the
18th District.
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Mr.: SASnERs;-You wiz please announce The name Of
oon.' '" GhaNT as candidate for County Recorder
at the next October election. .aug2*l
- Mr.. sANDERs:-Pleasc announce the name Of JOHN
Halt as candidate for the Office of County Recorder at
the next October election. GaugS*l
il Please announce GEORGE II. TODD as a cand
date Tor the office Of Recorder Of Vanderburph count
al the ensuing Ocsober election. Taugolv
live are authorized to announce BEN. STINSON
os candidate for the Office Of Clerk the Vanderburp
jy3lte
- Mr.. SANDERs-You will please announce The name OF
SohEN SORENSON. a candidate for Clerk of the
ton. Tin 90 ., e'o'
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0.7-The fine steamer Fashion left Louis
vile for st. Louis yesterday, as we learn by
private dispatch.
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WATT.
Young Mems Scott Club, of Wander.
burgh County.

burgh County.
Pursuant to adjournment the Club met at
he Court House on Saturday evening, July
3lst. The meeting was called to order by
the Chairman, Capt. Thos. Sloan, and the
of last meeting read and adopted.
Mr. Kenyon, from the Committee appoint
ed at the last meeting, reported the Consti- /
tuition and By laws, which were upon motion,
adopted; whereupon the Com
mittee presented the names ofthe following
gentlemen as permanent officers of the Club: /
PHIL. HORNBROOK, President.
Phil. DECKER, Vice pres,ts
JOHN GREEK,
WV w, II PRISON BIscaA"' Secretaries
GEO. FOSTER, Treasurer.
L. f. GARvIE, Cor. Secty.
On motion the above named gentlemen
were declared duly elected, and Immediately
entered upon the duties of their respective Of
fees. On motion it was
RssolreG, That Vigilan ce Committee be
appointed, consisting of three from each
w
following nominations were then made.
1st wrrd.--H. C, Gwathmey
]. s. Hopkins.
r. b. Hart.
I'd Ward.--A. III. Sanders,
]. Nj. Parvin,
l.. w. Heberd,
Sd Ward.--Judge Stevens,
VIM. Hunnel,.
Capt. Swindell.,
4th Waad.--J. ii. Bofandick,
VIM. Stoddard,
]. p. Elliott
9th Ward--Robt Furgus,
]. Gottleib, 4
Chas. W. Mack.
9Th Ward.--Asa lehman,
Capt. Sian,
Robt. Ruston.
sth Ward.--W. H. Roicourt,
ee w. WaRdell,
j. Setchel.
Sth Ward.-H. ID. Allis.
w. E. Hollingswcrth,
w. Heilman.
Lamasco.-N, .Rowley,
Willard Carpenter,
Us. Gavitt, .
c. Herschleman,
Jacob Spear.
A Financial Commit zee, consisting of one
from each Ward and two from Lamasco, were
then appointed, consisting of the following
gentlemen:
LIST Ward.-A. C. Hallock.
I'd Ward.-Jas. Scantln, Jr.
Sd Ward.-M. Sherwood
4th Ward.-E. H. DeGarmo.
5th Ward.--Stephen l.. Kenyon.
9Th Ward.--W. r. Baker.
9TH Ward.--Brd Maglee.
9Th Ward.--R. G.. Harvey.
1.amasco.-Jas. Swanson,
C.Sidendah!,
On melton it was
Resolred, That the Executive Committee
have power to appoint a Vigilance Commit
tee in each Township, and to fill all vacan-
cies that may occur. iasa
On motion it was
Resolved, That the regular me tings of this
Club be held on Saturday evening eff each
week.
Jas. E. Blythe, Esq. being called upon, .ad-
dressed the Club.
On motion it was
RESOLVED, That the Wings of Vanderburgh
county be called to hold Convention at this
place, next Saturday afternoon, July 18th, for
the purpose of appointing Delegates to attend
the District Convention, to belheld at Peters
busg on the 10th OF August.
The Club then adjourned
+. PHIL. HORNBROOK, Pres't.
w w H. P:I BINGHAM sec,ys.
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WHITE FLANNELS.-
Wv 30 bales 81 and A white Fannels;
10 do do do Angola do; for sale by
aug1 JAS. Low & CO., 417 Main st. Lou, Ky.
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sr sizes IN propOruc
Grain
Hay
Cotton Yarns,

50Os p doz 2 ct of for cash. fila
ZOOS . doz do % do STA
NJ The lower prices above generally where two prict
mentioned for full packages, and the higher Il
small who esale.
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JACKSON COOKING STOVE.

~ 600 FEET dressed Flooring for sale on
LC,OtDU wharfby [mya5I SAMUEL OH
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IMPORTANT TO ALL.

TEyN CssA 80 1EsNT SoAp ass avSY-
q d-d the FIRST PRE- IJM at the FIRST STATE
AIR or ~ CJNSiN. held JauesvliIe and nj
rre STATE FAIcS Of the STATE DF NEW YORK. and
he Great Fair of the AMERICAN Institute, held
IN The c'Iy New Y RI.
O. I Es e. re Be Z and rhearest Saep
~ PITGttoH in e. Tor ~ushi. <, Ksghug, Cleaning
aiHtrn Wood !" rk. Painted ais, Stone steps i'm
killings, sc, &c.
u has received certificates from Drs CHlLroK Of New
YORK, and KuoTH, Of PM adslphtH, tw,, uf the
tlstinEoished Chemists H. the Uuiuu that
mgr dieHt Injurious 10 the delicate fabric Aiso,
Certificates iT'm of the fret thi- snd other
states - To lis washing and its Chegpuess
over all o'her SOsfs which they used.
CO See bin accompanying each Psckage.
Manufactured am cold at Wholesale by tus sutsc Der
al No , z, East Water Milwaukee, TO whom sp-
picaon post paid for County and Tow rights, IN this
S's;s, must be made.
t2iv5-iy z. u. LAOD.
For Sale IN Mineral Point by G. HEECH.
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.

THE subscriber is now opening large Stock
l. of fresh Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dyes,
atent Medicines. &c, &c, just received from the
asst, consisting in part OF
Yhite Lead, dry inOll, WtHs s Cider Vinegar,
led and Black Lead Paint, lamp & Harnes.
hronles, Green & IeIloso OILS,
Paris Green, parRlshes & InpeHtlne
russian, Indigo 8 Fig HVhitilg s Chalk,
Blues, Putty. Glass, &c, &c,
Red & Yellotu Ochres, Sc Qirick SilUer s .4cidS,
Log Red & BRAID lgoods, Pure Chemicals,
and full assortment of Drugs s Medicines
He has also received new supply of DR.. D.
Jaynes' Family Medicines, DR.. Christies
Galvanie Curatives. Railway Ready Re-
lief, Perry Davis Pain-kiler. DR..
Townsend's Sarsaparilla Syrup,
Scarpa's acoustic OIL Moffatts,
Lees, Brandreth's & Wrights
Pills, &c, &c.
Physicians,
Country Dealers,
and Purchasers in general,
are respectfully invited TO call and
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
THEODORE RODOLF.
May 9Th, Brick Drugstore opposite
1851 ! the Court House. 4-2atf
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POLL VII c

POLL EVIL CURED.
I, Alonzo Brown. of Sycamore. De Kalb Co III,
rereby certify that have cured two OF the worst
asses of Poll Evil upon my horses, during the last
ear, with Bristols Liniment, that l have ever
cen. In the frstinstance commenced using the
Eminent before the sore had broken by moisten-
ug the skin with it, and heating it with a hot
howell and in few days after l made the first ap-
ication my horses head and neck we're as linn
er and well as ever. With the second case did
OF apply the Linimentfrom neglect until the sore
iad broken and discharged matter for some days,
hen ! commenced washing with CASTLE soap
nd water until quite clean, and then bathing free
with the Eminent. Within one week from the
.rst application the sore had healed, and has since
zen as well as ever. l assure those having hors-
: afflicted in this way, that Bristols Nerve and
zone Eminent will in every instance not on
Y cure Poll Evil but will cure il effectuallv
ALoNzo BRowN.
Sycamore De Kalb CO III. Oct II, 1919
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Public .NOfice.

~ IL persons are hereby notified not to tres
~ pass. mine, or d 9 upon the following land:
without the written consent or permission OF the
owner-East ! OF y II / Sec. s, Township 5
Range , East.
-8LSO, y [ Of : z / Sec. 8, Township 4
Range 5 East without the written consent of the
'yner OF JOHN MUSGROYE, agent.
And further notice 5 hereby given, that for
bid any and all persons from buying OF removing
any Lead or other ores from the above describe,
lands without permission above.
ABNER NICHOLS
Mineral Point Oct 9th. SIS
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0lbo0i,on, oCCisce no;n.
WEED 4 EBERHARD

WEED & EBERH HARD,
9EHAYING opeEd an extensive =prsz-
Z u Book Bndry, takes this op. A@sz
Portunity of informing the commu. GalzAszS
ty at large, thartheT are prepared 10 execute all
orders which may be entrusted TO thin care, such
as furnishing state an county officers with
BLANK BOOKS
of all kinds, ruled to order, and of the best quality
# paper Old books rebound, in Turkey. Horoc
co Plain English calf sheep, or paper bindings
magazines pamphlets, session laws. &c, bound in
The best Of style--ali Of which work will be exc
cnted al the lowest Milwaukee prices.
Paper for blank book, consisting of cap
crown. denny, medium, royal, super royal, impe
rial. double crown & solio post, always on hand
" Borders from distance must be accom-
panied with pattern for ruling. and the size OF
paper required, and style Of binding, must be des
.gnated, otherwise the work will be executed in
accordance with the usual form for the blank
book required This establishment is entirely
new, and embraces the latest improvements in
ruling and binding. W. s F.
Madison. Oct 80. IS5l.-tf.
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SWEENEY CTREI

SWEENEY CURED.
l. w. o. Park, of Oswego, Kendall CO. Ill, here
~ certify that some time in the month of April
lst, had available horse sweeneyed. had ap-
lied several kinds of medicine for il when Bris
nl's Eminent was recommended to me. Iuse,
40 bottles of II, and with them in one week
Ime entirely cured my horse of the sweeney.
The Eminent should be rubbed on the shoulder
md heated in with hot iron. There IS no doub'
II its being an infallible cure for sweeney in it
worst stages. W G. PARK
Oswego, Kendall CO, H. Oct p. Is4g
Manufactured exclusively at Belvidsre Boone
county. III, by JAMES JAFFRY.
For sale in Mineral Point al the Drug Stores
z. d. Pulford and T. Rodolf loft
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Lumber

Constantly on hand OF all kinds by J. Law,
at Brigeston, I'VE miles above Muscaday; on thu
Wisconsin River.
Sept. 10th. 1851 mott