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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-23
present.

@We shall soon receive and pubIisl, the
whole Official returns Of the re cent election in
Indiana. We have refrained from publish; NC
the reports from counties except those near
at home, as few days delay will enable us
to give official returns
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-23

a. Me,sr,. MACK d LOBENSTINE
~ haveiust received and will continue essN I ~
"a to receive weekly from their large f1l~sW 10 ~
IL Whoesaic Establishment in Cncin- MI S-AI-ks
cinna the largest aud most extensive assortment of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
manufactured with especial view wants oi
the market, and consisting OF every article Of appa rel
necessary to complete the wardrobe OF individuals OF
cry taste
CsaTS
A nnc assortment Of hlue browa grey, drab. Nackin.
"w Blankets, Box and Oyercc,s the lot of cloth coats
of al sz aud prircs superior black and hius French
and sag. Cloth Dress ock ami Sack Coats IN trim.
gre, and all colr- of Tweed and Cashmere sack ircek
and dress Coats Iouhdabouis and Coats OF II kinds.
PANt>.
Superior black aud blue cloth and cashmere n nts;
amp steel Ised aud cadet mi Ned SaBelt Pahs Tweed
aud Corduro. p> of every variety and price TO set
purchasers.
VESTS.
Black silk and satin vc-s; facy ard plain silk velvet
Vests fncy cashmere Vests stinett vests and
vests Of all kin =.
oEVYN ssEsSG GOODS.
"~sss Consisting of an elegant and nifti
-ssssss tlrce assortment OF custom III
~Ae made bosom shirts. shirt collar,
cravats ofsuperor qlit, and beautiful patterns, silk, knit
cotton drawers shirts gloves suspehders and every
other article usually found in the most extensive establish
niefis Of the eohntrv.
Ia connection with their large stock Of
ofC,Nss SrPERIo1 HATs AxD Cars.
Also all kinds of Union, Mexican. California. Icghorn
Panama and other tyles OF hats; with variety Of
=; ,'rS nd SHOES.
II useless mention their elegant aud very extensive
lot of hog skin aud other kinds of aUsRs. GARRETT BAGS
and VALsEs.
Offering heartfelt thanks for the nnmisiaknhle
d,mon>t atoms OF approval received In 1oh tn whole
sale and ret il dcartn hts Of our business, respect
fully soliciting continuation Of the pubo faV0f
deem nnnecesslr, u recapiulatc our uurYaied ac
= aud 5, ste. nf conducting business, which
alb, us Ia eompcte, f not excel any establishment of
the KIND ia the Union. We beg TO SAY. that very step
III pN,yr.s> exp. rience AND extending our bust
tends towards rIahing the more I" extend great IN
Il ucecLts aui facilities customers. Having
iargsd business considerable degree since Isi
spring ar. this season enabled TO offer to- friends.
AMI la the inspection o. purchasers generally stock OF
goods, which ia superiority of make beauty OF STILES.
aud lownes Of pri has certainly not its equal citer
In the East or West
-@Countr, merchants should not fail TO this stock
before purchasing . -
EransriiIe, Oct. 16. 1851.
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IlVs.. ID.

Yesterday, Mrs. Emily Durham, relct of the late
John Du ham, aged 20 years.
Tn. friends Of the family eques,ed 10 attend the
funeral ut The iscopa Church. this afternoon at 3d.
clock.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-23

Probably one of the biggest games Of cards
ever played, SD far as the humber OF hands
engaged is concerned, was that Pllyed by
e n. Pierce and friends at his quarters in
the city OF Mexico, at the time he got his face
slapped. The charge that Capt. MAgruder,
one of the players, had Slapped the Generals
face, beins; d. MED, Capt. ML.in, another o :
ficer and good Democrat too, also in the
game, came out in letter in which he gave
himself rs authority for the charge and stu
10 it. That makes three persons in the game
to commence. Piprce's friends saw there
must be counterlcting evidence, or everybody
would believe the Captain's charge, espec-
ially a. pierceis whole course in Mexico was
such as TO give coloring to any charge insinu-
Locoiocos have been getting up letters from
other military personag s, and To make them
pass Us the true thing, seated them in due
form at the card table. These letters, to- be-
sure, differ go entirely in their staten nts,
that but one of two conclusions can BE- arrived
at, by the rea der iiher tn It tn witnesses
were so essentially tight at the time, they
don't recoliect what Gid ccur-or in their
eagerness to acluit Gen. Pierce of all cow
ardice, each tells the best story vviI imas
nation cin conc ret t, afrivs at the desired
end, with. ut any reference to facts. s. nu-
merous are these witnesses, that till another
conclusion is in, vit.blt-t at about u d0z n
persons were eng iged III that identical game
OF cards, and probably more yet Will come to
liaht! Now we should Ike TO know VIII /
game that Was, and what kind o; table it
was played upon. PfobAbl' the gallant Off
Gers were engaged in the good old family
game OF Smut, as it allows 81 an indefinite
numb r of participants. We ouId think
this ,cas the game, as those eng eyed h4v
very Hearty prJven since, shat sm Il Is the
game in wni,h they particularly excel. Or
it may be the popular g me of % er WIS IN
hands, as one Of tn gentl N II 20 ID General
Pierce at the biz, and the whole GOV y have
been 20 ing each o.her since III Letters. T.ey
we're principali. Polk men.
However that may all be, il appeared to
have been deeply exciting game, and ioul
play evidently prevailed on SOM sd most
likely on G Perce's, as ne was tn assault
cd party in the end AS the General has
since proved very lucky man. pr bly, he
was only guilty ofw'nnin tn aatisS, and had
nothing to do with stocking tn cards or
hiding the Jicks. or anything o. that kind
II IS now engaged a anothr big game His
friends have been repeatedly caught in en-
deavoring to stu the cards ON Gen. Scott,
but notwithstand ~ this, ID that the Jac
hardly win. We shall see.
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Il ShT,E

4 VALUABLE farm Of 100 acre., Iei miles from Ey-
"A aBsyille on the PEineepDn road. There are about
Eft, under cultivation. the remainder heavily tim
bcrsd The apple and peach orchards yoang aud in
full bearing; there are Also on the promises. good two
stor frame house. with Kitchen and Smoke houses,
attached barn. stables well aud cisterns. For
OF sale apply tn MRS. kUNCIE on tbs premises.
Oct. 20 lS52. uJt3l-lw
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NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 10.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct TO-
western produce depressed Bacon sides nominal at
shoulders @Sc mess pork SIG Sl7 Prime lard
he. Ohio -four 81 Corn GOc Hay OCT ToI.oea
steady.
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ENcoURAcING.-Ne have at last the leas-
ure of acknowledging The receipt of two SUBJ
scriptions in answer 10 our very liberal offer
to give the Journal to- new subscribers one
year for nothing, if Pierce be elected PreSi-
dent, but ii not elected said subscribers to
pay the usual price. Cynthiana has the hon.
or OF fathering the democrats dyed in the
WOOL" us they sign themselves. Can't she
send us 4 sew more Of the same sort!'-
TrOt along, my boys, we are ready for you.--
Needn't paw cent it PIERCE is elected -
Give you a first r tie paper. and YOU can read
more truth in it it each week than you can
find in your own papers year. Come W.,
nee have some confidence in Scot; we should
like To zee whether there are only two men N
the Pocket, who have confidence in Pier. G.
G=TThe Fee S Ill candidate for Governor
il In Llama, received in his OWL county. Van
dcrburgh. one cote, and no more, corning to
the official returns. Nov We will wager an
old hat, the u j.r polied that vote for him
s,ii.-and h is he last person We sh Juld sup
pose would thus have voted, oeclus, it is to
be presumed h. best knows bmSel.
y The foloving inquiry was lie at OFT
Office yesterday by irien in the form it ap
peas. Wee mot answer:
"Will Mr.. Sand RS please inquire whv tn
Il iilroad cars ave at 81 o'co k P. NJ. IN
st ad of o'tlo k as aiver,ised--and why,
this be the agreement, notice is MT gwen cf
tn change!- mi ,l'g' 1t only IN my citi.
zens, but plrticui lrly his friend, &c"
O. We commence to-diy giving origin |
dispatches, sent exclusively to this office. 1t
will be seen by them that ID niel Webst
was yesterday in dying condition.
az The ot1i"ial returns show that Wright
got 10 majority in J, fl .rson county, in viii
Madison is stu ted. Robinson received .6S
votes in that county.
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r AURoAD DIVIDEND.

THE Interest Dividend Of per cent per annum
l. all individual Stock in the +. and I. Railroad.
paid out in fun prior to LIST July last is payable
holders Of Said Stock. by the Co. due
LIST jul, 1853 terest allowed from date Of zach pay
ment,t July 1852 BY order OF the Board.
Office T.. IL l. X. X CO.. JOHN lNGLE Jr. Sec.
Evansville Oct. 18th 1881 octI9-Iwd&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-23

Is Hon. Eg. Jud CARROTS address in
Thursdays Times to the voters ol V.nde--
d rbur!.i ana Warr;ck counies, has only
be excelied by one literary or poiili al pr
duction OF modern day., and that is the
same e ntleman's reply TO the ori ,inal call to
be ON candidate for the office viii h lie
dd'nt xactiy get. We dre G I'd to hear Mr..
G.'s ardar is "nothiu.s damped" by his de,eai
One would suppose that running behind ID
ticket in his own county, about four or five
hundred votes, would d.mpen his ariur v,ry
consid rably. And after ruanin behind his
ticket one hundred md twenty votes in W4r-
rick, we should think he would hardly lie,
like cxclaiming, unless n,; intended to run for
Office again
AL hon rto 0Ln WARRIcKl who ands
Whsgo ife .dpns star = ever set;
Though 'm it, 'sht a other Lands,
IL shines oH her hills yall,rs Yet.
However, is all u matter of taste, as the
monkey said when he painted his tail sky
blue.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

= CASES - Colored Coburgs. reed per late arriva
- AID for sale by JAS. LOW d co.
q, t,3 AZ Main street Louisville Nv.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-23

a. Messr,. MACK d. LOBENSrINE
"a have iust received and will continue GsFW ]
IA To- receive weekly from their large t1Asry llg
AZ Wholcsaic Establishment in Cincn- Ss&9S-A-I
cinnati the arges aud most extensive assortment of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-23

IHAS. W. MACK,
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SaIi and SaIfretsl

hanawha % bbls 81
90 y do 80
English file bag ? so
40 mid &c 2 GO
Im-" island do ! 10
soup.
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ny GREEN s SCOTT, Auot,oneer..

4 XCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
u Paintings Piano Forte, aucon.0n Tuesday
instant shall sell al the residence Of Captain Smoot Fnkn
Row. on between ah and 3ih streets, at 10 O'Clock,
splendid assortment OF furniture, via
Mahogany veiveteovered sofas and rocking chairs
DO aad rosewood large castor chairs
Rosewood slk aud spring dvans
gothic and fancy chairs
Iisian mafbIetop sofa nbe, Louis XIV STYLE m1be-top pier
table
Two dne gilt gothic frame French plate mirrors, y BY Is
inches
Two marble pier brackets 70 match
Pine silver plated walters and cas,ort, silver edged
Splendid godgN China dnue aud coffee comprs
ing ree hundred pieces made order In France and
crock.y
large English cut glass OF every description
Pine silk and woted damask and white and
ornaments, blinds, AM shades
Twelve fine olive wood Italian fancy chairs
Rosewood piano forte, made by Chickeng Of
touch, cover, stool, and music rack
Rare antique cabinet with landscape paintings glass
Large and small India China and fancy
Girandoles, candeabras, solar, halt, and lamps
Fine marbetop dressing bureau, washcloset and other bu
Mahogany French bcdsesd. wrdrobes, and table.
DO sdeboard and walnut dining tables
Nineteen ne oil cabinet from the old
Amercus Nespucci, and other nne copies from Teniers
Pine velvet tapestry and other carpets and rugs
hair and other mattresses, and bedding
Passage oicoth, passage and stair carpets and rods
hrstrate English owng piece and apparatus
pete
Han, air-ish,, and other stoves, drums and pipes
Patent reingerao with good assortment Of kitchen requ
Also agood family horse, wofss well in harness. and per-
fecly gentle
The gentlemen Of the Di.c AlcSan
dra aud the public IN general respectfully
viii be vel worthy OF thtn attention
Ie safe ~ paintings will take place precisely At O'Clock, when
more full description will be given.
Terms All Of $50 and under, $50, and
cetdng 500 30 and go days $780, 90 60, ~
notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest -
Oct l3-d AuctioneerH.
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From the Richmond Enquirer, Sept. Is. 1859.
70 MY OLD CONSTITUENTS.

10 MY OLD CONSTITUENTS
The relation which once existed between u.s. engen.
dering my part the kndest and most grateful regard
authorizes me, think, to address you upon matter
which nearly concerns me- and, in some OF ITS aspects
you also.
have Just returned, after an absence of four weeks
three OF which were passed in the northern and eastern
Saes TO find myself the object OF assault by most of the
whg press OF the S,se-unprecedepted, under all the
circumstances. for jts and yiuenec for It's
violation Of all the decencies oil social life, all the refine
ment which should characterize gentlemen and, in some
instances, its reckless disregard OF truth.
The pretext Tor this warfare upon me is statement
made BY in note TO the Boston Post written in Bos
ton, that the democratic party OF New England is
sound upon the compromise question, and the consu-
tional rights OF the South, the South itself. This
opinion shall proceed hereafter TO vindics,e by state
ment o The facts upon which II is founded At present
my prln cipa purpose is 10 call your attention it, the
prelext hollow and hypocrca, Tor the warfare upon
me, and TO The Disgusting confession on the part oi my
assaiants, which that warfare involves.
The country has been agitaied to its centre and our
jnsttuuons brought TO the very brink OF RUN by the
mics OF The South by the reckless ansavey agitation OF
the North Ihe struggle resulted in the adoption Of The
COMPROMISE and the preservation OF the republic But
the lendlsh spirit OF the agdlors apIeased DIS
appointment made II more black and the repose oil the
county was tortured TO IT, The work OF agitation was
renewed and here u charged that the political par.
ties OF The Nolh were all and equally unsound This
was " true, fearful state OF things for the South. Un
der these circumstances, having confined To the CITY
Tor several years without leaving II Tor purposes of
recreation or pleasure, made short trip to the North
ana WINE here haa the opportunity OF seeing the demo-
cratic party assembled from all parts of New England in
meeting OF $4,000 persons, at Hll.borouah in New
Hampshire, and afterwards the democratic party OF Bos.
ton assembled IN very large numbers Faneul Hall 0u
OF sheer courtesy 10 me as stranger and not poii.
cal companion but with the kuo " ledge that was not
one, was invited TO seat where could see and hear
we'll, without the fatigue OF standipg AyowedIy for
those reasons, and alter some hesitaon accepted H.
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From the National Dsaoen,
Hurrah for the whig Platform.

Horace Greeley, Seward and the whole Scott i.e,;..
have spit ON The Baltimore platform but none Of the worth.
familiarity than z. B. Sader, whig nominee for g..
gress in Ohio The following letter. for which We :,
indebted to the editor OF the Manchester 0hio) Sbs
and Banner lost from the pocket OF Captain RoI "
mass meeting at Fort 0iyersburs. Itis decidedly h
and we commend II 10 the Hon. John Nj. Bolts H. W.
gna gentleman, and TO as many other gentlemen as NAV
be found within the limits OF the whg party as now o.,
ganized under the banner of old foreign Indignation
sAsDUsxY Cry, September 10. ls1
GENTLEMEN | had the honor receive your ayo,,
the lith. this morning returned from Michigan la.tsM
len home before the convention aud dd ~
hear OF my nomination until my return last night Ias
having heard thai Of the delegates sk Of
my name, expressed desire they should not do !,
nomnaton TO such responsible Office made without n,
solicitation. and by such nlelgent body, Is comp
ment fully appreciate and dare hardly hsuer myself H..
merit SUI, when such men as General Lndssy ale
deemed sufficiently competent discharge the duie, !,
should be- '
Icannot state certainly whether can comply vsL
your invitation TO be in Manifold the 18th Instant :,
your mass convention Our court commences on The Pin
aud shall have business in that cannot ps,hsn.
leave STILL II my friends deem advisable Tor me no X
there, and think can help the ticket by 30 doing vii,
make effort 10 20 but to speak the ruth, have an
aversion making political speeches, is Of my linz
OF business and would gladly avoid it. II possible.
resolution. de.pse IT, condemns i, and 4. .o, roprom
whenever occasion arises IL will be dsxgarded by hoss
who adopted T. and BY none more readily Than the slavery
Gratis at The south dragging the subject OF slavery no
their political yieng with each other show
ing ther regard either for the Compromse the cherish
fail in the election Without il Scott would have bs.mn
defeated by the silver grays OF New York. with i II
VIII probably carry that State and he Ohio will Ia
elected 1t is most miserable plank butt may serve
save drowning man from destruction but soon a. n
reaches shore the plank may 10 the bugs for sugh n
cares, anybody else am under the oironmsiance,
favor OF Scots election indeed he my choice among
all the candidates from the beginning very anx an
to see him elected and am ready to do what
can TO acc are his elevation to the presidency.
Should the ree-solers interrogale all as you r,.
gesi may perhaps be doubtful whether Ii viii be- bss
reply Their sole object will he obtain something ou or
which to make political capital against st slence IN
my may be used to great renIv
will endeavor TO have my answers well considered and
IL you wish, will submit them you before send hem
the inerrogators.
Yours, very respectfully,
L. B. SADLER
To Messrs. Thomas H. Ford, A. Townsend, ana MAJ,
ihias Day, IT,, Central Compiuee, &c.
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Western Military Institute, Dr~unon Springs, Heny
county, Ke .tucky. ----

THE o institute commences the SECOND Mon
day Sepiember and The semi Mon
day In February Of each year.
The college embraces scientific United
States Military Academy Point and thorouxh usfrncuon
IN the classical and modern languages.
hounsing law school, under Hon Thomas r. MONROE
Judge OF the iede nj court distinguished snmens,f
connected with the INSTITUTE and offers great advantages the
stu -,
lssrrrurE CHANCES rufror-Boudnr, iodsins, fue,
gns wssng, servants and arms
Siog pei annum surgeons fee s5 per snnun.
Charges IN the law books
$3.50 term Of hve months
trance 70 the oferm.
Communication SHOULD addressed 70 supener~pf 70
me sdu'sn of the institute, Drrppon Spring., Ksntack
N. X. JOHNSON
Sep, III dsw snpsnnssod,nt.
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octIa-d

VoH SALE, Vsiusbic Improved Proper,y.-rhe new
brick h street. four
sJlvnia avenue, square No. 9s THIS building o
aud dwelling conveniently arranged for
with yard, proximity Pennsylvania avenue,
and being of business favorable
for safe and profitable investment.
For terms, which satisfactory purchaser will be made eny
apply
oct i3-d3t J. c. MCGUIRE, Aucionesr.
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OrTCE-The undersigned authorized that,
don all the assets the Bank OF the Union all other
estate, Of Nr. r. Gst.her,
be dsvored liabilities
stvns Of ssd bank They fully acerrsined
description their hapas
Will take the esie- the public information
hs poin, when themselves shall be pp.--ss-d ef
JOHN A. LINTON,
SAMUEL CBiLToN,
ocls-as Trustees.
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oposais for Furnishing the Paper for tho Pub,,c
Printing.

oyrIoR sUrERIsrEsDEsr THE PunIo rsxr1ss,
Washington September %, lisa
IN "Act provide public ps
ing" &C., approved August 2d 1872 sealed proposals
eeyed at this Office in the CAPITOL until the n Monday ( day
Of december next al twelve O'Clock furnishing
that public printing
ing the LIST day Of December 1854 sndisg
December, 1853. III n =
the quantity and tue quality and description psp
that will be required. $50 'a'7
CLAssl.
II 700 fine printing
% inches, and to weigh ory-fye pounds the
$50 Sheets fF
1900 fine printing caendered, ~ BY
inches aud to weigh fysiI pounds to the Of w
sheets. ,*,s
CLAsa vss q
supe6ne printing psper
~ by 81 inches, and weigh foffyeghs Poand
the Of s80 sheets. NJ ass'-. s'.trs.
paper
and free from all adueraton with mineral otss
of fair whieness, and put In qures Of twen
each and In bundles Of each each cos
perfect Uniformity In color, hIckness and weight
required and bundle varying under nve
all required hiking Of various hicknesses the
weight will be considered violation
In reference the above three casses vii
for supplying the qusnues required heren sse
public service reqsre hut ths privilege reserved
OF ordering greater quantity either cass should
required such times and In such quantities b.
deemed necessary. f1ttrf
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JAMES LYONS.
PETITION PRESENTED TO THE GENERAL Assem-
bly,, JANUARY 80 1882
. m, honorable tts General assembly of Vireinia.

To he honoroHe ne GtneroE dssemWB " EVelnia'
The memorial OF the undersigned inhabitants and free
holders OF the county of Hanover, respectfully showeh
that they have heard OF the proceedings OF the house OF
delegates in relation 10 subject in which the good peo.
pe of ,h. Common wealth have The deepest interest," with
eoncesn and asonishment Doctrines have been advo.
Gated and published to The world, and questions debated
from day 10 day, which nj the whole community with
alarm Under these circumstances, with the privilege
of freemen they will speak that plain language which
s their right to use and which they doubt not you will
hear with respect In doing this they feel the per.
feet confidence that they viii have the concurrence OF an