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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-19
~All the news from Indiana is of the

DTAll the news from Indiana is of the
most cheering kind. Last Saturday theHon.
John W.Davis made forcible speech in Sui
Ivan county, that strong hold Of Democracy,
and as its close, as we are informed by an ear
witness, three old Democrats publicly de-
clared their determination TO vote for Scott q
Graham. A good many others, it is said, made
private declarations to the same effect.
We have information direct from thor
oughly reliable citizen of Lawrence county
that he has counted fifty-ive seceders from
theDemocratic party in the two townsli, Q ad-
joining his own place of residence.
We have similar information from all parts
of the State.-[ Lou. Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-19

WE ARE BUT FooD FOR WoRMs.-The
Rochester Advertiser, says that gentleman
of that city died on Monday from the effect
of worms. He had been sick for some time,
and it was supposed the consumption had
seized upon him. Although he was constantly
feeding, yet he was unable to allay his appe-
tite. His wife declared that it was worms
that troubled him, and so it proved. At DIFF
'ferent times thirty five tape worms come from
him-one came away from him in three pieces
Che whole measuring sixteen feet, and yet
the two extremities of this monster, remained
within the man. Another, a perfect speci-
men of the disgusting reptile, measured
eight feet.
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GooD!-Messrs C. III. Viele and VIM.
Brown have just made contract with Mr..
Huston for the erection of two large three
story brick buildings, on the lots just below
the Bank. This is one of the best building
spots in the city, and should long since have
been built up. 1t is to be hoped that the
mass of unseemly ruins on the adjoining lots,
and which are an eye sore to the fine appear
ance of our city, will at once be removed, and
the owner, who is abundantly able, may
erect in their places buildings corresponding
to those about being commenced by Messrs.
Viele and Brown. And we believe such is the
owners intention.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-19
4 Coed Gne.

Ludicrous plumbers will occasionally oc-
cur in cases where ignorant persons attempt
the use of language about The meaning of
which they know nothing. The following is
case in point
Not long since, while travelling from Pitt
burgh to Cincinnati, two rather verdant spe-
cimens o the female sex came on board Of the
boat at one OF the landings, who, for the sake
of distinction, we will call Mary and jane
Now Mary had cut her eye teeth, or in other
words, was acquainted with the rules and
regulations which governed genteel society.
Jane, the younger, had never mixed in So
ciely to any great extent, and was therefore
in biisslul ignorance as to any of the rules
which govern more refined persons. Her
language, too, was only such az she heard
among her rustic associates. Mary was aware
of this fact, and had therefore cautioned her
to observe how she (Mary) acted, and to
govern herself accordingly. Jane promised
implicit obedience. Shortly after, while
seated at the dinner table, the waiter asked
Mary W hat part of the fowl she would have.
she informed him, in very polite manner,
chat il was 'perlectly immaterial." He &C
cordingly gave her Il piece, and then inquired
of Jane what part she would choose. The
simple minded girrreplied, with al the SELF
assurance inmcglnabie-
81 believe I'll take u piece of tho imnlateri-
a. too"
The scene that followed this declaration is
beyond the power of our pen to describe
The assembled company were compelled TO
give vent to their sur-charged feelings in
peals OF bcisterous laughter: whilst the poor
girl, her face sufTused with crimson bushes,
left the table, declaring as she fed TO the Ia
dies cabin, ''they won't ketch me aboard of
one OF these pesky steamboats, soon agin."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-19
A Life in the Scuth .

ga Although at the eminent risk Of injuring
the business of some of our booksellers, yet
to protect the pockets of our fellow-citizens,
we are compelled to speak out on the subject
of work Just from press, and which the pub
fishers are trying to impose upon the public
on the popularity of "Uncle TOMS Cabin"
The title of the work to which we allude is,
ga Life in the South, companion to Uncle
Z Toms Cabin, by C. w. Wiley, Of North
, Carolina The work and its object are hum
a6ug-humbug in the extreme-and the pub
fishers of it, Peterson & Co., New York, de-
serve to be kicked out of the society of res
pectable publishers, if they occupy such po-
y sitieu, for so contemplate an attempt to
make speculation off this people. If any
person can read this work entirely through,
his intellectual stomach must be of an os-
'trich nature-capable of dgesting the veriest
rubbish ever swallowed. 1t mas neither plot
nor character. Every thing about it is un-
natural. The incidents are ridiculous, and
never approach the exciting without becom-
ing unbelievable. After perusing "Uncle
Toms Cabin to say this "Life in the South"
is disgusting, is to use too feeble term to
express the feelings of any sensible reader.
What is worse than all, this book has no con-
= nection with the slavery question, or with
slavery in the South, as its title would en-
e. press, by its being ga companion to Uncle
Toms Cabin" In our opinion it is a tale
"a (bahD which the publishers had on hand, and
knew it possessed not intrinsic merit enough
of its own to bear publication, yet out of
which they have attempted to make spec
r ulation, by issuing it Immediately after Gun
Gle TOMS Cabin" and when there was de-
sire to see the opposite picture. The pub
fishers knew the reading public would grasp
greedily at work having for its object the
presentation of a different or opposite moral
from "Uncle TOMS Cabin" and they have
thus disgracefully sought to take advantage
of this feeling. We believe there has been
awork issued, and well written, intended to
oppose the influence of Uncle Tom, but this
is not the one. This book is not worth re-
cierc-it only deserves public exposure
Hereafter every reader who picks up book
issued by this firm, should regard it with sus-
picion, unless it be republication of old
standard works.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-19

crop in Ireland unfavorable. City of Man.
chester in the Moray Sd inst, had put into an
Irish port for repairs.
Recent Convention of Northern Powers
pronounceda fabrication. Oronoco had ar
rived from the Pacific with over $4,000 900 in
gold. Hess beef l2Os to l4Os.
PITrsBURG, noon, Aug IS.
River feet Q inches and falling, weather
clear and warm.
New YORK, eve, Aug. II.
CoTToN-l5OO middlng upland 10 "a mid
ding Orleans lie. 10000 State flour at 81
Gennessee, 81 IL q ga so; $500 bushels
western wheat; white 92I, Upper Lake Sc;
$4,000 bushels Corn, yellow 60, Southern
70; 100 mess pork 1915 and 5000, Prime
1775. 500 hams 10 10; prime beef 7,75a9 90;
200 Lard bbls l. l-2, 100 kegs IL rs, sugar
$50 box. 6 Lac; 1000 gals linseed oil GO -;
100 tierces of Rice Ia; 600 Ohio whiskey
% IA.
BUFFALO, Aug. IS.
Jewelry store of D. B. Castles, robbed last
night of goods to the amount of $4,000.
Murderer Of Mastman not yet arrested.
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THAr LErrrR.-We understand that the |

That LETTER.-We understand that the
reason assigned by the friends Of Gen. Pierce
for Withholding from publication that letter
is, that it contains some superduous damns
His friends show their good sense in keeping
from the public eye en- epistle that would do
more honor to u member of The Empire Club
than to candidate for the Presidency, or
even private gentleman. Il any Democrat
denies the truth of this intimation, we dare
the friends of Gen. Pierce to publish tie let
ter WASH. It'egrGFA.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-19

OJWe learn from the officers of the S. B..
Lunette from Memphis, that two young ladies,
sisters, residents of Henderson KY, commit
ted suicide yesterday morning at day break
august I'D by tyeing their hands together
and walking off log just above the wharf
boat into the river. Their bodies were found
soon after the fatal occurrence. We did not
learn their names. Cause, supposed to be
unrequieted love.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-19

LADIES COMING To THE AID OF RAILROADS.
The ladies of the county Of Monroe, Missis-
sippi, (twenty of thcm0 have subscribed one
thousand dollars each, to the Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad. This road is to
run from New Orleans to Nashville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-19

Not long since, two ladies' were on a
downward trip, on beard Missouri steam
er. One Of them had a baby about three
months old. She had left her husband inCa!i-
f.rnia about two years and halt:
"How old IS that haby!" said the other.
'About three months DID,"
81 thought you said your husband had been
gone to California two years and half !"
"Oh, yes, he has; but he sgrit 10 mc."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-19
A Rare Chance.

Young gentlemen of quite moderate abili-
ties, or even elderly gentlemen who have not
the ability to perform arduous manual labor,
can now embrace golden opportunity if
application is made early, to secure that en-
viable distinction at highly remunerativ c
salary that is inseparably connected with
the various offices of high political trust in
Vanderburgh county. The orly way to Sc
cure the above, (Which should be the boon OF
every mans ambition,) is to step forward at
once, and announce your names as GSS-pi-
rants to any office, which is to be filled at the
ensuing election, which offices will be found
enumerated under their proper heads, in the
candidates column. Some few Reverend
gentlemen, who have hitherto been prosecu-
ting their "labors of love" for small pay, and
poorly appreciated at that, by their congre-
cations, would do well to give this matter
passing notice. The broad road is open to
all, leading to fame and fortune. Then why
all this modest diffidence about coming for
ward! Do not longer let our county offices
90 begging! That all will be elected who
run, there is no longer room for argument
And there is no method that now suggests
itself to us, by which a man can obtain the
same amount of notoriety for one dollar as by
making their announcement, forthwith, to
become candidates for either of the County
offices to which your attention is herein di-
rected.
Come out ye men of patriotic steel
No longer curb the steed or guide the wheel.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-19

A Boy SAVED BY DoG.-A boy, ten years
old, while PLAYING on a wharf at Hoboken, on
Sunday last, stumbled and fell headforemost
into the water. He could swim little;
but just as his strength was yielding, New
foundland dog plunged in and seized the boy
by the collar. The tide was running strong
at the time, and the dog was obliged to
swim two miles before he could find n place
to land his 5urthen. The feat was witnessed
by large number of people.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-19

IMM1GRATIoN.-The total immigration to
this country for the seven months of the pres
ent year has been 49, 5l, while during the
corresponding months of 1851 the number
was but 152,579, so that notwithstanding the
attractions ofAustralia, the immigration frcrl
Europe to this country is still on the increase.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-19
state CT the T',,ern,o-neter.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

"A Card.
GR. EDlToR.-Through the medium Of your paper 81
low TO say my friends and the public that am
longer candidate for the Office Of Treasurer of Van
dcrburgh County cannot retire from this contest with
out rendering to my numerous friends, my sincere and
heartfelt blanks for the many manifestations of their
confidence and regard extended awards during my
continuance in Office and for the continual evidences of
their wish for my future success.
augl9 r w. DUN GAR.
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EVANSVILLE MALE hCADTMy AID
Penn L. SEMINARY,


NJ ". SAFtt'HD, A. fISiNClPAL.
THE Institution known by the above title for three
L years past, viii commence its FIRST Session for
year. ille nTst - oEday OF September.
The Seminary VIII be organized in two departments,
Junior and senior; the former, comprising the younger
scholars and occupying the lower Of the Seminary
building; "a: latter, the older and advanced pupils
and occupying the upper The great advantage of
sgCh arrangement must he obvious to every at all
acquainted with The work of a School Room
Miss Caroline Il. Abbott has been engaged Associate
Principal Of the Seminary; lady known 10 possess, in
very high degree, all the desirable requisites for the sta
ton.
The OF the Teacher of The Junior Department will
be announce I'll shortly.
The services OF bliss Harriet 4. Woods the excellent
Music Teacher Of the past year, have been secured for the
next
The Academy. an English and Classical school, viii
open in Neptune Hail. all the school rooms will be i'm
proved, AMI be made neat and comfortable.
BokRDtStI.-SeveTal young ladies can be accommoda-
ted ia tao family of the Principal where they enjoy
COOL facilities for study and be under the supervision Of
their leach when out of the school Board with
fuel aud lights, 81 IS 50 copper week Tuition here
t0iOrc, viz;
English Branches 81 co to s5 90 p or.
Latin, French, Algebra, Geometry
and Drawing each ..........s 80 90 TO SO 90 extra.
Music, Sc GO to $40 90.
aug lwdSSw6w
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Young Mems Scott Club.

The young mems Scott Club of Vanderbursh county
will met at Mr.. Bells new warehouse, entrance on
Fourth street near Man, next Saturday Evening, Aug
eIst. Walk up young to the new Scott Club Hall,
and let the first meeting there be rousing one Come
ALL as there will be business speeches &c. THE La
DIES are invited to attend.
s BY order of the President.
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II The Demo cratic papers are making 4
great "hubbub" because the london Tines,
london Lsgaer, and two or three other foreign
sheets intend supporting King and ttat Other
teller for the Presidency. With such an able
lot of advocates, they will be electcd-to stay
at home Chic. Gem.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-19

Advlces from Cape Town, of June -, says
that the war RACES with unabated vigor. A
Methodist station at Mr.. Box was attacked
and plundered by the Hottentots, seven per-
sons killed an many wounded. A party Of
Coiirs attacked detachment of Military,
killing 10; they afterwards cut the threats
of the wounded.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-19

0[TNIr. Papineau, who has just been cleo
ted to the Canadian Parliament by an extra
ordinary majority, has published long adj
dress in which he declares that he is in favor
Of annexing Canada to the United States.
Chicago Ado.
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6rSome editors show heap of chivalry
in Boosting of their steel and particularly
their m'etiis. The latter quality we presume
all editors possess to greater or less degree,
and we notice some have great propensity
to the former (to steal.)
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ILECTORAL TICKET

.Ht-a- SENATORIAL ELECTORS
aH HENRY s. LANE. of Montgomery county.
80 PLEASANT A. HACCLEMAN, of Rush county.
p f-a..f DISTRICT ELECTORS.
EYvsf District-LEMUEL q. DEBRULER, Duboise county,
Sseoud-JouS ID. FuRGusoN, Clark county.
7Rird-Capt. Scorr CARTER, switzerland county.
Fosrth-JoHN ii. FARQuHAR, franklin county.
Fiffh-DAvIp KILLGoRE, Delaware county
Sixth-FABIus NJ. FINCH, Johnson county.
q SsrsutA--RIcHARp w. THOMPSON, Nigo county.
FigAtA--G. o. Benin, Tippecanoe county.
Ninfh-T. 5. STANFIELD, ST., Joseph county.
T,nth-JAMEs S. FRAZIER, Kosciusko county.
EIeusHth-JoHS NJ. WALLACE, Grant county.
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DPA good number of Delegates started
on the cars yesterday for Petersburgh, to at
tend the Congressional Convention, which
assemblies to-day.
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COMM ERCIAL.
EVANSVILLE Wholesale
PRICES CURRENT.
WEDNESDAY, August Il

RIvEE-There has been a small rise but the river is
again rcceeding slowly and very low. Three feet scant
reported on principal bars.
WEATHER-Very cool of night, but bright and warm
during day. Have had some little rain.
Demonstrating material occurring But a small
trade going in any department business wemake
but few alterations in quotations
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-19

0LFIf ysu see squall arising in the Ia
titudc of your wife, what course should be
pursued to avoid its consequences!
Double her cape with your left arm, and
let your lips drop anchor on the left cruising
ground of ''smacks."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-19

The New Hamshire Patriot says that Gen.
Pierce ''always sticks to his fsiends.'' In
Mexico he didn't stick to his horsc'yery well.
Lou. JOar.
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GTThe Land Offices in Illinois have been
crowded with persons wishing to make en-
tries, so much so that applicants could not
be promptly attended to.
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irs7An Irishman picked up bright metal
button from a street in Boston, and exclaim-
ell to his companion, "what quare country
this is to be sure, where they have guineas
with handles to EN-
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:: G5-It is settled there is to be grand
Wing meeting at Louisville on the 18th of
September, all right.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-19

Johnny Farquhar has been nominated for
Congress by the wings of the FonrthDistrict
of Indiana.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-19

The Ohio and Pennsylvania railroad
was opened from Pittsburg to Wooster, Ohio
ON Tuesday. The event was duly celebrat-
ed.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-19

The Massachusetts State prison has 49l
inmates, of which number twenty are in for
life.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-19

Upwards of thousand emgrants recently
left London, in single week, for Australia.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-19

The Central Illinois Railroad Company
have received advice from London that their
explanations re- pecting their loan, arrange
ments as advertised, have proven satisfactory
to the loantakers. This will supply very
shortly large amount of sterling exchange.
so that it will be some time before we ship
to the full extent of cur receipts.
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nTEDTCAI,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EvAWS WILLIE BOOK STOhE.
CAMPAIGN Of General Winfield Scott in the Valley
( Of MeNic0 lnnOn Dcdcebat in Pugnia campo; The
Discarded Daughter; C0URt Ci Monte Christie.
augl0 SAMUEL LISTER.
CARRIAGE TRIrGd tITzS.
TUSt fecieed large lot of Hush and SAID bands,
IS Curtai frames. Stump Joints Plated do brass Can
and Riyes Bolis from y 20 inches Nalable Irons
OF ali Sind, for sale OF the sign of theAiiil saw by
augI9 {. u. GRIFFITH.
TUST received large assortment Of Bench Planes
81 Moulding Planes, Piougls, Grooves dc. at the sign
OF the h.lif saw. auglg G. N. GRIFFITH.
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500s doz CT off for cash. ......7ia
zoos doz do do do ...... .5.a
II = The lower prices above generally, where two price
q nall who eSae.
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CrThe New York Tribune, of Wedne

NTThe New 1ork Trlbune, OF " euhes-
day, says:
An active speculation has commenced in
cotton, but stocks are too low in quantity to
allow OF much extension, and it Will be seve-
raj m0a.as be.ore any large quantity Of the
new eros a-ives.
John Thompson, No. 2 Wall St, quotes in
his Reporter land warrants as follows:
The action of Congress has had tendency
to strengthen warrants. The following are
the ruling prices:
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HIRE SCREENS AND WINDOW BLINDS.-50d differ
ent patterns OF Frescreens from which to seect.wf
supply Of Window blinds, constantly hand and for
sale very low by JOHN C. DEVEREUX, JR.,
y29 Main street. between LIST and I'd.
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES

-->>'N-0~7~c~oNN-O-O~~o.oJo~
Reported f0r the Evansville Journal.
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500 EScs1aEeS OF Goods.
The Largest Stock CT Dry Goods in
L.. Z


WE have on hand jus; received and en- the way
W The largest. cheapest. and most desirable STOCK
OF Staple and fancy Dry Goods, offered in Indiana.
very large amount of which were col tracIed for be-
r0re The aayaIce IN goods.
Our arrangements with manufactures and Importers,
aud our having one OF the firm always in the market
enables e goods greatly below ether houses.
Ne are deie rnned 10 sell goods small PROFITS and
solicit all WIN wish IL buy cheap 20 call ana examine
our extensive stock before buying elsoware.
anglo J. II. MAGHEE & co.
UST reed aud for sale low, 10 bales OF assid Flan
y ncs augl0 j. H. MAGliEE c co.
DECEIVED and just opening for sale low
u cases Mohair and silk warp Lusires;
= 90 assi"d eOlors Velyets;
] do Illtk Cloth;
do Blue, drab, brown, green and olive BIRD cloths;
. do jack ned Cambrlcs;
do asstl'd colors;
] do Turkey ted Oil chItz;
] DO French Cassimers;
do Blue and Steel mixed Satinets;
DO Clue and White Blankets;
do SIX and WOr,ted seTge's;
do cartoon cape netting;
40 Of eot,oH les thread, Joc't edings,
, 10 u oolen Iweeds; leases Ky. Jeans.
augl0 J. ii. AAGEEE 6S co.
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Come out ye men of patriotic steel
No longer curb the steed or guide the wheel.
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n : BARRELS, and half bbls whisky, and bbls OF
~ NinegaF, in prime order saved iron the wreck OF
the steamer Chleldslw, for sale at bargain Also loU
kegs choice tn. aUgIS O'KiLEf * MIICiiELL-
oOBOXES Cheese reed and for sale by ~
az aus ]. q w. REILLY.
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CLAZED WALL PAPER.-2UOO pieces Glazed Wall
" paper. superior guayan latest styles, now on
hand aud for sale at % cts piece by
jy27 JOHN c. DEVEREUX, in.