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ID. II. KELLY,

ID. B. KELLY,
FASHIONABLE ws4p BOOT MAKER
Market Street, - Near the corner
Store Of Geo. G. Moore.
D RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
Ii public generally, that he is prepared to
make up the following articles, superior 10 any
establishment in this part Of the country, and
being connected with one of the first establish
ments in New York, he is thereby enabled to
keep at all times full and fresh supply Of the
very best French and Philadelphia calf skins.
Patent Leather Boots. French Pump Boots
Water Proof do Cork Sole do.
N. B.-A first rate fit guaranteed in every in
stance. Repairs neatly executed.
Columbus, august 2 1s49.
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NEXT doom NonTn oF The LITRHARx DEI 81,
Tor tie pnrppose q conducting the Auction and
Sale q Real Estate ard Personal Property Ren-
ing on Houses, hiring cut llegroes. and selling
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SALTER LLOYD,
JAS. NJ. LLOYD.

Executors Of D. Lloyd, deceased.
Persons wishing to purchase or rent said props
erty purchase said lands, win receive full de-
scription thereof by applying at the Office Of
CARRINGTON & CHRISTIAN Attorneys. Co
lumbus, Mississippi
THOS. CHRISTIAN, Agent.
Columbus, Oct. -, 1851. Soft
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PAN T MEDICINES
LOOK TO YOUR TEETH,
THEY CAN he CURED II
DR.. LACRUE ELS
Tor PARIS,
TOOTH AND GIN SPECIFIC,

y LHSs ana Tcn10gtnY dU Lattf1 J90ss
the TEETH, for keeping them Clean and
White, and preueatiHg Decay.
nI Prepared from the original Receipt, by
w. EATON EVANS, co.
Sole Proprietors for the United States
10 This valuable preparation was discovered
after long experiments, by L. M. b. LACRUE
one OF the most eminent Dentists in France, and
used by him in his practice for upwards o. nj
teen years. with the utmost success. Al nor only
cleanses and beauties the TEETH, but Keeps
them clear of tarter and scuryy; and will II not
decayed, prevent their becoming so. II decay
has commenced It will arrest its progress from
the pufilaction it renders to the TEL II. 1t Is
also one oil the best purifiers OF the breath ever
discovered.
abundant evidence could be produced equally al
good as the folioocing. i thought necessary, 6ui
tie Proprietor considers this sufficient TO satisfy
any candid mind.
Better testimony cannot be ohered IN laVof o.
any medicine. than the following from Doctor
S. Gilbert, whose character and integrity IS well
known in the South and West, and much through
out the United States, rs being the most success
ful man living for the treatment and cure Of the
most inyeterate Cancers and chroic Ulcers:
Being called upon by Mr.. Evans. to give him
my opinion respecting Doct. LaeTue's Tooth and
Gum Specific, | take pleasure in saying. that, as
agent have sold the Specific rapidly, ana so
far as | have heard from its effects, it has given
universal satisfaction, and bearing the appella-
ton OF the most superior article now in use for
cleansing and whitening the teeth also for re-
storing tirmness to soft spongy gums, or
healing where there is liberation with rapidly.
Suffice it to say that it has rival in point oil
efficacy. GILBERT. M. u.
Dec. 10th. 1850. &c Poydras-st. N. o.
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NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. IS, 1850.

NEW-ORLEANSs hGC ZSs 1OJu.
do hereby certify that about five years ago
was badly salivated from the use Of calomel. and
from which time my gums and lips have never
been healed. but have from that time been in
sore AMI liberated condition. at three different
times ] have had the ulcers on my gums burnt
out with caustic, which would relieve them for
a short time, but the sores would soon break out
arain, and the front portion OF tile gum of my
under Jaw had become so far wasted that
could nearly lay my little finger under the roots
of my teeth. On the 1st November last | pur-
chased from Mr. Evans one bottle ofhis Lacrue
Tooth and Gum Specific. At The time Mr.. Evans
told me it would my mouth, but would
probably take six or eight weeks time. as my
gums had been in this diseased conditio so long;
but my surprise and Qualification, in less than
four weeks my gums aud lips were perfectly
healed and restored 10 a natural and healthy up
pearance, and the large cavity that was
under my teeth is being rapidly restored to its
former place. have this day obtained one more
bottle, which feel confident will complete al
perfect restoration.
w. Fl. GAUTIER,
Clerk Of Steamer Amazon.
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Preparatory Department, per session, SIS
Fourth Class, per session, 10
Third Class, 20
Second Glass, 20
First Cl,ss 20
Languages, (cnch) 10
Music on the Piano or Guitar, 25
Use OF Instrument for practising,
Drawing and Painting, Is
Ornamental Necdlcwork, 10
Contingent Expenses,
Board per Month, Including lights,
washing, bed and beddngl 10 so
Young Ladies, boarding in the Institute, must
furnish their own towels; and every article OF
clothing must be distinctly marked with the
owners lame.
GEORGE R. CLAYTON,
President of the Board of Trustees.
Columbus, Mss, Sept. 1851.
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scrOfuIa Cured.

This certificate conclusiYelv proves that this
Sarsaparia has perfect control over The most OBJ
stinate diseases OF the Blood. Three persons
cured in one house is unprecedented,
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WISTAR,s RALsAM

The Best Remedy erer k,aolcn 10 Man.
nor Coughs Asthma. Colds. Group. Bronchii-
II is. Influenza Bleeding OF the Lungs. Diff
Guilty of Breathing. Liver Affection; Pain or
Weakness OF the Breast or Side, First Stages OF
CONSUMPTION. &c.
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Eight Day Packet for Aberdeen.
MOBILE s. COLUMRTS P4CKFT
a. ULEE "a

Tie Neir, Light D.ogylt, D9aLle
Eayile Seoncr. -
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A SAFE aud Certain Cure for CONSUMPTION
n OF the LUNGS, SPLITTING or Bloom, CoUGHs,
Coins, ASTHMA, PAIN IN THE SIDE Bronchitis.
Hopping Cough, aud all Pulmonary Affections
OPINIONS on THE PRESS
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New Orleans. La
Sole General agents for The Southern States
Sold by A. N. Jones & Co., Columbus, Miss
Blair 4 Smith,
. Taylor & Mccarthy,
June 20 1850 Gift
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This Extract Is put up in Quart Bottles; 1t is 81
times cheaper, oleasanter, aud warranted supc-
rior to any sold. Il cares diseases NTH
out vontiting, perging, sickening or
dpbiTifgfiag tbe Patient
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nIcKEEN q 1IAFFITT,
CITY INTEI.E.1tsEgCE OFFICE,

No. 3s, RoYAI STREET, MoBIIE.
a. PERRY Pal. r.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-19
The pcnpcra,ic Party

Was defeated yesterday IT. this city; their in
vincibiitv was shattered, their prestige is gone;
and in the opinion of those best acquainted
with the German character,a breach has been
made in the unity of the party that cannot
easily, if ever, be healed. The Germans are
hard people to move, forward or backward;
their feelings are exciteable, but the immo-
bilty of their convictions Is national char
acterstic.-i Gin Times.
Yes, the Democratic rarity of Hamilton was
defeated, and if ever section ola party de-
served defeat through the corruption and de-
prayity of its ofiice-sceklng leaders, the
Hamilton county Democracy" deserved it.
Ohio Democracy is bad enou gh, every body
knows, but the Hamilton County Democracy
is the Guint-essence Of all that's vile and
mean and low in the State party. The Dem
ocrats have for years held the reins of power
in that county, and of course divided all the
Offices among themselves, and these were
many and rich in the county in which Gin
cinl.at is located. To keep these Offices OK
clusiveiy among the leaders and pimps of the
party, a secret society was organized TO con-
troll the party nominations, which it eicctu-
ally did till its Vaccinations were exposed
This society, while depending on German
votes toeect its nominees. eiIectually ex-
cluded Germans from any share in the ofices.
But Mr.. Remilin, a German, exposed the
whole affair, and the corruption of that party
which had for years zen duping and deceiy-
ing his German friends, under the sweet name
of democracy" and thus securing their
votes for every political scamp minated by
the Secret Socisty, and whose nomination
the Secret Society bound themselves to sup
port.
The result is given in the above extract
from a neutral paper. The Germans have
discovered that the Locofoco leaders are
bound together BY the unity Of o1ics, not OF
principles; and so they will find it in every
part OF the country. They gulIthe masses OF
their party by decets and trickery, and es-
pes Tally do they seize upon Germans unac-
qnlinted with our language, upon which 10
exercise their receptions, the whole end and
aim of which is to elevate themselves to
Office.
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NIn FEW RN

SfTOITsN by G.. W. Davis. from Cabinet Shop IN thf.
y town. the ?rd inst lot of Cabinet makers tools
consisting OF Plains Chisels, &c, part of which he
Sold and the balance Ri supposed carried ofIe also
muated and destroyed Furniture. PIterIrs. Said
.ys about 20 Years DID, fsete nchesin height large
dim blue eyes-large under lip. which hangs n
sncil rcreatins chu-nose turned up that his
r appear in fr0rt and lispsis little deaf. toes in
some when walking is aSiigf OF hand performer and
4 Cabinet maker by trade, has a blcarcd unmca :iue
look very disspatr1 in factth embodiment Of Whisky
drinker will pay ie above reward ar hs delivery 10
in this town. which viii about pay his trap spOriaOn
freight III any person this, and does think
the reward viii ia fy his delivery here tho viii pies
caution the public against this notorious drnkard and
tlief G.. =. PONE'. -, =. VI,
octl9 3tdSltw Olncy. Oct @ 1872.
z S.-Eyansvilie Journal copy TO -. amount OF So
and CHARGE ihis Office = OIacH ban ar.
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presidential EIection.

This day two weeks the people Will DC cali
cd upon to vote for Scott and Graham or
Pierce and King. through their respective
ELECTORS. The time elapsingis out short
We have every prospect of success. Let US
but ,corS, and the day will be ours. Every Ell
fort is already being made TO discourage. the
WINS cf "the Pocket of Indiana, BECAUSE
,his State went for Locoiocoism in the recent
election. But we say that makes stronger
incentive to action. Ohio and Pennsy lvania
are rood for Scott Now LET US see what can
he done in Indiana. Scott is stronger all
over the State than any Wing candidate was
at the late election. He will poll larger
vote. The Wings Of Ohio are already at
work. They did well in the October cleo
t.ion. haring reduced the Democratic MAORI
" in that State from eight to ten thousand
They are now determined to give the twenty
eight electoral votes of that State for Scott.
To work then, friends OF Scott and the Union,
and see what report zee can give for the Wing
party OF Indiana. Certainly you will not
stand quietly by, and permit Locolocoism to
defeat the gallant old soldier, who was fight
ing the battles of his country before great
many of his present political enemies were
BON! You will not see man, utterly uil-
known except for his hostility to the West
and Western interests, ci,vatedto the high
est Office in the gift Of this people by the as
sis'ance Of Indiana vote! W do not be-
lieve it. You have love and admiration for
Scott-but you can have no such feeling for
Pierce. The name Of the one has been ia
miIiar to your ears from boyhood-that OF the
other, six months ago was utterly unknown TO
you. What appeals need be made to you
under these circumstances! Do as your neafts
and consciences tell you it is your duty to to.
There is no American feeling in your bosons
which can appeal for Pierce. There is no
national pride, patriotism, gratitude or perso-
nal admiration, which can have voice for
hin. Ell. all are for Winfield Scott.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-19

GA gentleman from Warrick came into
our Office last Saturday, to assure US we were
mistaken in saying Gen. Lane had bet his
note Tor thr, e dollars against pewter watch,
on the election-that they were only taking
Of making such bet ''in fun" Well, itmay
be fun to tex about making such bet, but
We shdald take it to be very poor fun for the
owner of so valuable 4 watch u make that
bet in earnest! However, we make the COZ
rection with great pleasure, and are glad To
near the General was not so venturesome.
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SYNOD Indiana.

This body, Of the Presbyterian Church,
met in Evansville last week and adjourned
last Saturday evening. There was not hall
the usual attendance, owing to the low stage
Of the river. Generally about sixty minis
ters are present, only ten of whom come
here by land. This session there were only
twenty-foer ministers and two elders pres
eut from abroad. Their proceedings were
marked by nothing of particular interest
outside Of the church.
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Not Satisfied.

We hoTe the correspondent y of tie
Times succeeded in satisfying himself that II
certain things had or had not happened, Mr..
Garrett would have been elected Judge over
Mr.. Baker. If Dir. G. had got enough votes
he would certainly have been elected-and
that's the only If which has anything to do
with the matter. These matters should be
left alone after the election, asst exposesEa
soreness on the part of some which had bet
I ter be concealed in the breasts of those who
are the particular sufferers. ~" does not
himself believe the charges of brib ry and
corruption made against an individual who
stands far higher in this community than the
person who thus signs his foolish production.
The simple fact is, Mr.. Baker made
strong in this race by the weakness Of hi
opponent, not by any corruption practiced by
| friends to deceive Germans-and also by the
labored exer;ions doub less of two or three
distinguished individuals, who in Advocating
Mr. G.'s claims, only injured him. Among
these we include one gentleman who had SO
much absurd faith in his own influence, as to
bet fifty dollars on Mr.. G.'s election. But
Mr.. 6. was not elected. and his opponent ran
ahead Of him in the very township in which
the influential better and hacker resided -
Il Gtt0ut
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Ohio Election

The Wings have done well in Ohio, as
the latest dispatches abundantly prove
The Democratic Legislature had SO appor-
toned the State as to put the Wings all up
in bunch. The Wings had no hope OF
electing more than two Congressman in the
State. It is certain that they have elected
sir members and probably mere! The Dem
ocratic State Ticket has only been elected by
from FIVE to eight thousand-a tremendous
gain for the Wings over.the late elections
There is the most encouraging prospect il
in these returns for SCOTS carrying Ohio
Ohio, we regard, all right. If Democrats
can find encouragement from that State in
these returns we should like it to be pointed
out.
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Tippccanoe barbecue.

The gallant Wings Of the Upper Wabash
have proclaimed Free Barbecue 1t Lafayette
on Tuesday, the 26th of October, which, for
splendor end numbers, they intend shall not
be surpassed by any other Convention. La
fayette will at that time be accessible by
steamboat and railway, with the exception
of some six miles OF staging out of Indiana
polls railway being now almost lad 10 the
city Of indianapolis. and daily trains running
each way. Those of our fren.ls who can
attend Will see reenacted something like the
scene of 1870 that occurred on the Tippc-
canoe Battle Ground
The following programme of arrihg ements
has been published in The Lafayette papers:
MASS CONVENTION AND FREE BAR
BECUE.
The Wings of Tppecanoe county hereby
extend a cordial invitation to the friends of
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT.
to meet in Mass Convention and partake of
their inequalities d: lafayette, on Tuesday,
the Goth day of October last.
We invite all who desire to elevate to the
Presidential chair the SCARED hero OF Lnn-
dy's Lane and Mexico.
We invite all who appreciate a life OF forty
years devotion to the honor and welfare o
our common country.
! We invite all who are in favor of the as
cendancy of correct principles in our gov
eminent, of protecting American labor, i'm
proving our rivers aud harbors and perpetu-
ating our national liberty.
| We invite all who love their country and
twill sustain the fair fame ami reputation OF
/ her glorious defender.
! Who knows thy line of life that loves thee nnt1
Chivalri generoaS l0n-hearted ScoTTl
More glad and green about thy hOnor,d brow,
/ The laurcls OF Vi horizons fields shall grow,
Cursed be the hand Whoss impl0us touch shall dare
| To pluck the smallest leaf that mariles there.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-19

The latest accounts from indianapolis re-
port that Wright viii probably be reelected
Governor by from ten toffteen thousand ma
jority. We candidly confess this is q. eater
majority than we believed Wright could OBJ
tain, yet it can be readily accounted for by
several facts. Wright and McCarty have
been speaking all over The State. The for
mer is one of the most plausible speakers we
ever heard. He is better CALCULATED to win to
his own ways and opinions an Indiana audi
ence, than any Democratic speaker we ever
heard in this State. His opponent makes
no pretensions to being Il speaker, and labor
ed under great disadv antage in canvassing the
State with Wright. Thousands, doubtless,
who had been prepared TO vote against
Wright, from an honest conviction that he
had been guilty of some bad derelctions of
duty while m office, and was genuine dem
agogue in hear, were turned, from hearing
his plausible defences AM explanations. So
mucE for that.
Then again, the New Constitution has Civ
en- the Democra til party great advantag in
the late election. They have been carrying
on their usual game ofnaturalizing or [swear-
ling OF intentions of becoming citizens] for
months, and thousands of these persons voted
/ the Democratic ticket. In this county,
about six hundred foreigners, Germans prin-
cipally, have declared their intention Of be-
coming citizens, within the last two months.
Not one sixth of these probably voted any
other than for the prominent Democratic
nominees. And thus it has been in many
Other counties in the State. In New Albany,
the work of na.uralizing has been going on
rapidly. Last year about 1000 votes were
cast in the whole county. This year great
er number of votes were cast in the city alone,
No wonder under this course of things, that
! Wright has been elected by SO great major
\ ily.
But next November will certainly show a
widely different state of things. Scott is
more popular in Indiana than Taylor ever
was. He will carry more Wing votes and
more Democratic votes in the State, than
Taylor did. We shall soon see.
I oirl L.. VIII, Al Tod
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-19

Posr OFFICE ENLARGEMExT.-T Post
master General has ordered the enlargement
OF the post Office in New York city. The
present post Office building and grounds are
leased tothe Government for term of four
teen years from 1851 at an annual rent OF
$4,000. The proposed Improvement will
cover about one thousand square yards OF
ground now vacant, and will probably be erect
ed at cost of about $4,000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-19

IL The Gen. Pike was here yesterday af-
ternoon- The Pike is large steamer, but of
very light draught, asnay well be known by
her being able to come down at this stage of
water. She is an 4 No. l Louisville and St.
Louis packet. The Pike left Louisville Sat
urday evening. We thank her officers for
papers Of that day. Those who travel on the
Pike viii not only find her all good steamer
should be but her officers gentlemen.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-19

0.FJ. V. FARES, Boot and Shoe Manu-
facturer on Main street, ard dealer in lpath-
ers and findings of every quality aud style
has received large aud new additions TO his
stock, and will continue to make frst-rate
article of fine boots, and all other STYLES oil
work at the shortest notice. City and coun-
try customers, and the public generally, are
inrited to cali and examine for themselves.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-19

(I-TThe Philadelphia North American says;
in speaking of things in Pennsylvania:
"Whetler this supposition be well founded
or not, we have the strongest belief that Il
large fund has been raised in Manchester,
Leeds, Birmingham and Sheffield, and tina
heavy contributions have been made by Brit
ISL houses and British agents in New York,
who plumber our treasury of millions annually
by false invoices. in order to advance the iuse
of General Pierce. and to secure the perma-
nence OF the tariff oflSlS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-19

IrA letter from California, dated Neva-
da City, August a3l, says: average crops
or wheat are so Bushels to the acre; price l25
cents per pound. Potatoes 800 to 100 bush
els per acre: price l29 cents per pound
Chickens sell at from three to Eve dollars
each; Turkics from ten to twelve dollars
each; Eggs from two and half to three dol
lars per Dozen
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-19

ia new coal mine has been opened near
Newburgh, IA miles above this city, which
promises borntiful supply of coal of quail
ity superior to any in this section of the
''great Coal Basin" The vein is four feet
ten inches thick, and is so feet below the
surface. A powerful steam engine is en-
Dloyed in working the mine.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-19

CLTCapt. Martin, of the Evans lie steamer
Sultana. arrived here yesterday on the Gen.
Pike. The Sultana can't crawl over the bars
inst at this tine.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-19

BURNED.-Mdlle Emile Baron, the DAN
seuse, was severely burned at the Varieties
Theatre, at St. Louis, on Tuesday night, By
her dress catching fire.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-19

DEcEAsED.-Major James McLarning, of
Hopkinsville, Ky, died suddenly on the llth
inst. He was fine lawyer, and a political
speaker of the highest order.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-19

0J The editor of the Times appears 10 be
ed mind.' II so, it is lucky for him, because
he may thus be able to appreciate some of its
operations.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-19

o. The work Of laying gas pipes is going
on very fast in different streets. Those hav-
ing it in charge appear to have done some
thing of the same sort before.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TO DRY GOOD MER CHANTS
NOR day only, asock Of Ribbons. silk, Iaces,
i Embrederic., B3nnois Gloves M:ts. De de-,
cheap Tor each WOOLSEY ~ NELSON,
OCtla Auction ard COmmisson Merchants.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-19

0-JFThe Rev. Mr. Holt, OF II ldispn, Mode
rator OF the Synod assembled here last week,
delivered an eloquent discourse last Sabbath
morning az Rev. Mr.. McCarers Oh urch.