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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-10
wHoi ESALE AND RETAIL.

VOHN S. HOi KlNS is opening the finest stock Of
Fancy and staple Dry Goods, exhibited in this
market His goods comprise full assortment of all
The most desirs e styles of Silk, Persian Cloth Berere
dlaines, French Musns. Gnghams and Prints-al fast
eoios Avery choice selection of Bonnets and Bonnet
klobois also, few fine French Flowers for out and in
side trimming Grape Shawls, Piano and Table Covera
Carpetng Maiti and fine Rugs Ladies' and Misses fine
Shoes all qualities; also, Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes Panama and Legborn Hats Looking Glasses Hard
ware Wall Paper and Bordering, Painted Curtains aud.
Material in fact everything usually kept In the
DT-6oods Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Paper bust.
sess may be found very low for cash. Tap21l
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(tLAZEp pWAILPAPER.-aG0 pieces Glazed Wall
pnner Superior gualit! !aLd latest Styles are now oI
and aud for sale ~ 25 cts piece by -
NaT JOHN c. DEVEREUX. JR.
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EVANSVILLE la. TUESDAY, AUGUST TO- 1852.
.UUISVILLE AUfEkTISEMETS.
a. o. BUNYAN.
MERCHANT TAILOR. 449 MAIN srRrrr.1

a. ". Ii u y AM
MERCHANT TAILOR, 449 MAIN STREEr,1
Opposite the Journal Office, Louisville, Kentucky.
AS just received his Spring and hummer stock ofrch
Goods-BroadclOhs Ofa coors and Of the very best
'l;erai and make; CaSslmeres plain Docsk ns of the
nest Fabric Fancy Cssmeres ia great varietythe rich
Il and most fashionable Patterns very fine; Sinen Drills
ever! variety and sly lei rh plain and figured Silks,
nen, Valncia Cashmere, Marsles aud Satin Vestii gs.
,so. white silk Vesngs ofsuperior quality and sty le for
'eddiIgs and parties.
He will make up these goods 10 order in the best pos
ble manner. n sly e uEequed by any other establish
aeht IN the W est, and inferior to ia the East
hr. WARNER ". WELLS tie distinguished Cutter pre-
des over the cutting department..
Gentlemen visiting Louisville respectfully solicited
call aud examine goods which will be sold for
Cash. superiors of GcIemen's Furnishing goods
lways handLnen aud Cotton shirts silk iinen cot
On and woolen underwear; silk and gBgham Umbrellas,
oves In great variety and color. Stocks Scarf
nj silk and. linen Handkerchiefs-a kinds of Eosery
Nc., dc. All orde:s promptly attended to. lap2O4m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-10

NEW GOODS.
IUST RECEIVED
u Fashionable black Bonnets;
Fashionable made coored Bonnets:
Fashionable Pearl Braid do;
Misses do do;
Assorted rich Velvet Ribbons.
Fruged MerinO;
Boys Boots;
Boys ready made Clothing; for sale cheap for cash at
WILLIAM HUGHES,
deco Corner Main and Second sts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-10

MEDICAL "OVICS.
DRS. CASSELHERRY & NEGLEY having associate
tens,ly together ia tlie practice of Medicine ai
surgery would respectfully TO the citizens
Evansville and vicinity. tnat they are prepared 10 e
to all calls either toy dan night; both of ihel
cau be consulted al t1ir Office First street, door
above the sherwood House, IL all times except when IrI
CessiOnally absent. t"ni6il
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-10
amascO Grocery Store.

y II. RECETINhas opened Grocery and Dry Good
-. store on Fulton Avenue, High street. Lamascs
City which he intends to keep well supplied with Fresh
Family Groceries, Dry Goods Hardware, Crockery 6c.
Families in his neghborhood would do well to give him
CALL as they will find rything desired of
mess and prices reasonable He determined to deserve
patronage and thinks he will getrom all those who once
try his store. Tfeble.f1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-10

q LASS AND CLASS. S.WARE-JUst reed per steams
~ Paul Anderson
i5D bOScs assd size Window Glass (eiiy brandy
lOgrosS pint and quart FliSSs;
GO dOz Iumblcrs;
u do GL ss Jars; in store and for sale by
my24 PRESTON bROrHEPS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-08-10
New Grocery and Provision Store.

VIE subscriber respectfully informs citizens of Ev..
Il ansvl!e and the surrounding country that he has.
opened Provision and Fruit Store at the
CT Main and Fourth Streets will 10 keen
every article in his line. either wholesale retail.
nave Oh hand large lot cheese, which will sell by
the bex single pound among the lot there is some Eng
Ish Dairy heese-a rich article. Coffee, Rice Raisins
oranges Lemons Teas of all kinds Lard Oil. Vinegar
Moasses Green Apples Candles, Starch Mustard Pep.
per- indigo States Sand Paper, Tea and Table Spoons
ana many other articles too tedious Mention which per
sons ma! see by giving Inc call. All kinds of Produce
wanted. fdecGl las SpaIDIyC
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NUMBER 90.
GROCERIES.
JOHN pARRLLL.
eRAHAH. JOHN PAL
GRAHAM & FARRELL.

\N have this day associated ourselves for the pur.
w pose of doing general W hoesale and Retail Gro
sery Provision and Produce Business, on Sycamore
three doors above JAS Laughlns Jr iron store We
prepared to keeps full and well selected stock and will
se at as low rates as our nes hbo The produce Of the
country Will be taken cash. its mark value, and
the general conduct of business shall 10
make il satisfaction! TO our patrons.
ap24 tf GRAHAM & FARRELL.
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co-PARTNERsHrP Notice.

NOTICE Q CONTRACTORS!
ILLINOIS Central Railroad, extending from Cairo 10
i Big Muddy River sixty milos. including the ist di-
vision of said road. sealed proposals will be received.
at the office of the undersigned Jone5boroush or Cairo
until the st day ofSepemer next for the Grading, Ma
son Y, Nc., for that portion OF said road.
The Grubbing. Clearing. &c, viii Le let at Private
Contract any time after the 18th Of July. Plans Spec
cations and Maps of the work. will be exhibited al the OF
flee in Jonesborough on and after the 18th Of August
ELLIS, JENKINS q. Co.
jy26-5ts Jonesboro'. III.
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j. Il w. REILLY,

j a. w. REILLY
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GROCERIES, NAILS, GLASS,
COTTON YARNS COTTON BATTING, &c. &c.
nFFER for sale well selected stock of Groceries
" OF which have recently been received from the East
and embracing nearly everything usually kept the Gre
eery line. amongst which are
800 lbs choice Indigo, varranted
1iC0 lbs Dutch Madder ~
40 packages Green ard Black Tea:
bbl Gloves; do Nutmegs; --f
1CO.COS Gun Caps, split and ribbed;
90 boxes Ground Spices, from Hope Mills;
90 gross Bonnet Boards;
leo do Matches, best brands;
90 dcz Stat as, American make;
% do Gerry Combs;
10 do Collins Axes;
40 Reams Letter and Foolseap Paper:
100 Sides Sole Leather;
% bbls Tar; -
ALSO: supply Of Coffee, Sugar Molasses Rice Mack
erel, Herring, Goldfish, Tanners OIL Oakum Sulphur.
Brnsone alum, copperas. whiting saleratus soda log
WOOD cotton wrapping tNinc. candlewiek carpet chain.
EPSON Salts, WISHING and shaving soap. &c.
Nth view ofeXtending the business subscribers
oDer thelr stock at low prices for cash produce New
customers need notasS for credit and old will please
make as quick returns as possible.
tn prices paid for produce in exchange for the abve
and cash not refused.
noy2s5l Main street, Evansville, Indiana.
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u Gen. Scott, just reed by h H. HOoD az ".
CABINET WIRE EoU5E.
ROBERT FERGUS.
.----1 IuAvE on hand large supply of every n
.u.-szS variety Of Cabinet Ware, of the best " ~
II WORK lnanship and material, on Main be- NJ
siSAE tween Third and Fourth streets.
G.u,sber Esrti
seasoned. Also, 75,ocu feet dressed Flooring.
SGfS .u.,..
large suplIv Of all kinds and sizes hand All the
above articles will ss!l on the most rcasonaole
Dwelling house neat the shop. iH-@-0"!
MEDIC al NOTICE.
nR. p. b. JOHNSON respectfully tenders his profes
sonal services the citizens OF Evansville and It's
vicinity Office Main street, near the canal alid resi-
ence near the corner of 9th aud Walnut SIS yS35ml
wALL PAPER.
DERSoNS desiring 10 purchase Wall Paper, from the
lowest price up. would do well to give call, as
nave u very large assortmelt to select from
JOHN &. DEVEREUX. JE.,
iv27 Main between lsi and a,i streets.
V1IRHSCRRBNS AND WIyDoW BlINDS.-50 differ
eu patterns % F,rescrceis from which to select with
supply Of Windowbiinds. constantly on hand aud Tor
.,le very low by JOHN {. nENEkEUA. JR.,
b liya7 Main street; between lst and 81.
(tLAZEp WALL PAPER.-2G pieces Glazed Wall.
pnner superior gualit! aId LATEST Styles are now on
1,'a mat az" ''' JOHN c. DEvgRgUX. IA.
OBBIS Pittsburgh Ale 10 bbs Porter. just reed and
III for sale by Iiys7i GRAHAM & FARREL.
-,uEEsE.-a5 boxes choice W Cheese reed this day
., - and for sale by Ljyi4l PRESTON skos.
yTIIY PLATt-lcO boxes tx Tin Plate just reed and
for sale By fjyl5l SAMUEL ORR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-19
Important.

Yesterday we published the address of the wings OF
Boston, nominating Mr.. Webster for the presidency and
to- day we that the Boston Courier, which has
long been his confidential organ has up the names Of
Webster and jenkins for the presidency and vice pres
dency Mr.. Webster is at Marshfeld and he doubtless
advised with his friends to this important move
meni, which had become necessary in order to pre-
serve wing party for future contests The nomi.
nation OF Gen. Scott recruited party from the
wing ranks which had long followed the fortunes OF
Clay and Webster That new party, thus recruited beats
on every feature the impress OF William H. Seward /,
was really detection, and have the wing party
under the lead OF Webster and Jenkins and the Seward
abolition party which Scott and Graham for its
ent champions bu, which natey unite with the
abolition followers OF Hale and Julian. The democratic
party, with Pierce and King a, its head now stands as
the only great n2iional party in America.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-19
A Desperate Expcdicnt.

1t is not difficult 10 comprehend why the wing candi.
date has so suddenly set out upon western tour. He
has been before the country for three months His mill.
tay achievements have been recited in all the exaggera
ton OF pompous rhetoric, and his deeds OF daring de.
scrbed with the exciting accompaniment Of pictorial illus
traton Still there has been no indication OF that popu-
lar enthusiasm, upon the possibility of creating which
the chances OF his election depend. They who have
him in charge see the necessity OF reviving his
cause by some desperate expeden For this purpose
they projected for him grand political tour, extending
through Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana. and
Kentucky, hoping that by personal contact with the
people, he might excite the requisite enthusiasm. For
the wing cause this is most unfortunate expedent
Nothing was wanting TO insure the election OF General
Pierce but this very We wish it possible
for General Scott TO show himself to every voter in the
country that they might behold with their own eyes that
compound OF vanity and haughtness, of which no descrp
ton can give an adequate conception The modest and
deferenal bearing OF General Pierce proptiaes all who
come within the sphere Of bis associations while the
finite sefimportance OF the wing candidate drives the
people from him.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-19
Hon. A. G. Dodge--A Contrast.

We insert in another column the remarks OF MIR.
Dodge, OF Iowa, the motion Of Mr.. Sumner to re.
peal the fugitive-save law. The remarks OF Mr. Sew
ard on the same subject are appended TO them; and
we would invite the particular attention of our read,
ers to the striking contrast presented by the views Of
the two senators on the delicate question which was
under consideration. Mr. Dodge is a leading dem.
ocrat OF the Northwest Mr.. Seward is at this mo-
meut the most influential whg in the North and in the
positions they assumed Mr. Summers motion, they
may be considered fair representatives OF the two great
parties 10 which they belong The democra, stands firmly
by the constitution, which he reads ina fair OPEN manly
and national spirit The wing would uamplc on the
constitution, under the impulse OF a narrow. bgoed, sec
tona fanacism, or 10 the selfish schemes OF slip
perry, cunning demagogue.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-19

The wings, with characteristic audaciiy pretend 10
nd comfort in the returns OF the Maine election al
though their reasoning would apply the Vermont cleo
ton, and prove them to be overhrown and defeated in the
hrmest federal abolition State in the Union IT. is
known TO the whole country that the Maine election
turned on questions which had conuexioa with the
presidential campaign. But the wings refer to The popu
lar vote for the different gubernaora candidates in order
TO gain encouragement the eve Of elections in other
States As usual the telegraph furnishes figures and de-
auctions for which is willing to stand responsible
The Inlgenor and Rspubic both contained yesterday
elegrapbc calculation Of tina, character states the GU
berna,ora in Maine and then compares the vote for
congressman, far heard from, with the vote given
in lsts. The congressional vote is put
Wing, 2o,os2 Dem, 2o.es2
20,oso
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-19

TRrpurr TO HrsRr CLARA recent number Of the
Richmond Enquirer contains long letter from Thomas
Richie esq late the veteran editor Of that paper reat-
ing many interesting incidents OF Mr. Gays Iie and
peciay Of bis agency in establishing the great compro
mise Of sectional difficulties. which the browning
glory of his we-spent life. Mr. Richie bad been on
terms Of intimate personal friendship with Mr. Clay when
both were young but political opposition engendered
perhes OF feeling which for many years had interrupted
their social intercourse, I'LL in 1850 their patriotic feel
ngs prompted them TO cooperate seeking 10 avert the
dangers which seemed to menace the safety Of The
Union. UHN snU
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-19

MAINE The wings have hardly show in the popu.
lar vote OF Maine. They whipped hard Nowitb-
standing this they have gained member OF Congress.
not BY their strength but by democratic divisions
plurality elects, and the democrats ran two candidates
SO 10 the case OF governor the democrats had pair OF
candidates, and Of course could not quite elect either
though they poll nearly votes the wings
The legislature is democratic
Do the presidential issue the democrats are united and
they are 10 give The State TO Frank Pierce as the
sun is to rise the day OF election Hartford Times
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-19

Misp AND woRx.-Tbe more mind there is in the world
the more work there will be accomplished In pro-
portion is intelligent he accompanies more by
his skill in invention shorter process is found out TO
arrive at given amount OF labor. All labor demands
mental excitement to make il agreeable, that the two
interests, mental and physical Improvement, inseps
raby united. Tell is the school OF correct principles,
and the is douby blessed who blends together sor
his good, rational. mental and physical enioymepa.
ICiv~ Nosp.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-19

Or BuLL-Tbe Philadelphia North American says
Ole Bull the great volnst has purchased 900
OF land in Potter county. Pennsylvania, for the purpose
OF founding thereon colony Of his Norwegian country
men The vanguard OF the enterprise, consisting OF
some thirty bardy.ooking men, have already arrived
At Condesport, in that county. n
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-19
Hon. @. w. Jones, Of Iowa.

The Miners Express, published at Dubuque. Iowa.
contains the proceedings OF public meetings without
spect to parties, held TO consider of suitable mani
feslaon of approval of Mr. Joness Of
the United States and of appreciation OF his efforts to
promote the interests OF his State, and especially Of the
city Of Dubuque. committee was appointed to wal,
upon Senator Jones. and tender him public dinner
Such tributes of esteem and confidence alike honor
able to those who pay them and to those who receive
them; and it affords pleasure TO turn aside from the
contemplation of party stugg les, in order record them
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Dem. majority,
600

This majority is said to involve democratic loss;
but II the aggregate vote is compared with the ag-
gregae gubernatora VOTE given in the despatch.
The wortblessness OF the whole calculation will be sp-
parent The aggregate above is 4o,764; that OF the
gubernatorial is $751; and consequently the tele
graph leaves 25,7ss votes unaccouned for Such shall
low trickery cao deceive no one
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-19

Whenever wing attempts to prove that there are no
longer any issues between the two parties, remember
tina, he is paying the highest compliment TO democratic
measures and men, and at the same time unconscious
ly rebuking the policy Of his party. To say that
there no issues between the parties Is 10 admit the
and rremediable overthrow OF the eIpedens Of the
wing party.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-19

The churches and citizens of August, Georgia. have
contributed sl25 to the National Washington Monument.
and Mr. Richard Wall, OF Baton Rouge, Louisiana. has
collected $3.50 from the citizens Of al place for the sam.
purpose, ~.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-19

PRETTY WELL PND.--The people OF these United
States have paid TO Winfield Scott "two hundred and
ninety thousand five hundred and seventy seven dollars
Tor his salary as an army officer Tor forty years. or there
abouls Seven thousand dollars year and over isn't
very bad wages, yesrn and year out, most people would
think and vet, like Oliver Twist. the wing presidential
candidate is anxiously begging for more"
[Defroif Free Press
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-19

NEW BANK.-THE BANK OF THE CITY, Washington, D.
|N c. said Guy Pennsylvania avenue, south side
Tenth aud will be of business from
m, all u, m. and from l. TO 3, p M ON and sner the
leo
iBnds. n III. d. ChANDElsl,
Sep e-d2w Cashier
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-19

Hon Daniel Webster and O. B. Duncan have entered
sui against the city OF New Orleans to $4,000
for their services in the celebrated Gaines case. in de-
Tending that city before the Supreme Court Of the United
States.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-19

The democrats Of the twe fth congressional district of
New York have renominauid Hon. Gilbert Dean, Of
Duchess county.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-09-19

THE PURE KINDJust received large invoice Of linen
goods (spure nenD follows, and we canddy think
|hem cheapest their kinds In the Dsricti
100 dozen good linen diaper towels, nj 81 per dozen
$50 NAPKINS 81 80 and 81 dozen, groa, bar
gains
pieces fashioned linen shectngs. wide
10 pieces fine table damssk, nj 80 cents per yard
pieces dsmask and 70 cents yard with
end,ess variety OF fine damssks, disPcrs, and towel
iings
pieces damask towens, by the piece sai cents per yard
well worth SO cents
100 piece. Inss linens, from medium to superhne
In opinion and will sell the cheapest and best inen
goods Of al classes be had In this market
We offer especial Inducements purchasers OF black GOODS
Pine black spsca and cacoer, OF choice
qualities, ~ low prices
Is pieces hne and glossy black silks
bundles select warm black stockings for ladies
aud winter
70 e. styles bonnet nbands.
Also, daily crped the for those bills that ought TO have
eH paid Joly ist
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 tbs contrary.
articles low prices dealing relied In all
lues PERRY n BROTHER,
Sep i4-euf Opposite the Centre Market
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HIGHLAND PLAIDS.-This dry opened
Ill Highland Of the most exquisite qualities and
styles, for chidrens Those desiring goods OF thai
had call 1911
100 pieces and menoes Of the brightest eolos
aHd best Qnarics
mousselines, fneuiral sladcsn
30 pieces tine "Paris josey nanneis," all eoiors
100 pieces whr hanncls, all prices and Qualities
in a nd tweeds, boys
With goods nil proverbay low prices.
Terms cash, unless arranged the contrary.
aruces prces, dealing be relied all
PERRY
Sep i4-Guf Opposite Centre Market.
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Office y areet, Opposite the Patent Office.
THE undersigned agents.
councillors and consulting for
and oss and In offering their services the pubc confidently
business will under
vosbie They have OIL been for yeer ocis
Office principal past Mr. Grcenough
merry snpcrnendcd restoration Of the drawings lost by
burning Patent Office and Mr. feschmann engaged
the Patent Once Tor several ia the restoration OF lost
PATENTS Page devoted his life the Investigation
science and Mr. Geenourh has acted agent and
sor or of eleven and Mr. fch
his agriculture, has had
s and ha. years past resident in Europe
N official United These advantages, together
h Their experiences In all matters Of invention and
cne patent application, and their extensive foreign
re.pondenoe and agencies win inventors and Others
facilities for the of patents or defence Of
heu rights and expedition In c transaction o business.
Prof. CHARLES q. PAGE, N. D., j
Las Chief Examinsr Of Patents.
y. j. cREENoUGH, NJ. r.
q. u. FI.EisCHMANN, o. y,
nmnss,gnssrosl august u, 1854
and Exchange Bank OF California. san
n y Of Exchange the Bank Of the Netropo-
s,.d and upon every principal city and town IN The
y ., ,a h and snd perfect than
eeons CARVING or wishing place funds California will find
oon more SAFE and 10 take certificates depo-s
. cash them upon presentation. - :"
1 vorahie ms ''"'"N's """o "" '' '@'
k0siNsoN ROBINSON 4 co.
b,v 4, ~ sn,Ih. Managers and Proprie,ors.
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h"xissh and French Family boarding. school,
-, Was,ington Civ
IhnohiNe AND sTUDY1be subscriber with his aids. win
70. hrst for few additional Young win do the
ensuing academic year, which begins sep
Application. for place or information sv n. Addressed ., h
\ "' september, at wsuenion Springs, Virginia
II Au.,y 49,, n. W. cUsBmAN, A. M
lIpoHro RIro sUaA rms ,o nna. ~, = o,,... 80.
sph-i~if n sgMxEs mo.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS
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