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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-18
\ GoeA Whig speech.

Gen. Hopkins. OF Henderson, KY, last FRI
day evening made one of the best political
speeches delivered in Evansville this season.
Itwas speech upon the principles which di-
vide the two great parties, with but little al
lusiou to the men. We wish every Democrat
in Evansyille could have heard it, that he
might have compared the high tone and digni-
fed argument OF genuine Wing speech,
with such contemplate displays Of disgusting
personalities as are made by the generality
of their speakers-the Pettits and Laws and
Lanes of the party. Gen. Hopkins was
born within ten miles Of the spot upon which
Evansville now stands, and when the nearest
house to Henderson, was old Wagnon's ten
miles back of this site! The General is a
pretty old man, but he says he expects to do
agreat deal Of good Wing fighting yet. He
certainly understands the interests of the
West, and by the election of which man be-
fore the people, those interests will be pros
pered- He is Wing, as he says, but he is a
Wing for reasons which he is always ready
TO give He did give. those reasons at the
Club Hail. and if they did not satisfy every
man, no matter what be is party, that Wings
have good grounds for the faith which is in
them, then hehad not wit enough to CON-
Prehend plain facts and arguments.
Gen. Hopkins has promised to visit IL
again before the election. If he do, we
promise him a crowded house n the STRENGTH
of his late speech here.
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Spencer County.

We are indebted to Mr.. w. w. Cotton 70.
returns from Spencer county. The county
went Democratic for State officers. DeBru.
Ter, Cotton and ]. III. Brown, Wings, were
elected. The following are the principal
votes: Governor-Wright, GIG; McCarty,
577; A. l.. Robinson, "a. Congress-Reavs
66S; Miller, 733. Senate-Roberts, T33;
Reed, 65S. District Pros. h:t'y-Robinson,
46l; Barkwell, 3SS; Bruner, 2S5; McGraw,
IT'S. Reprcscntative-Smith 7IO; Richard
son, 1876. Clerk-Cotton, 1901; Howell, 4OS.
Treasurer-DeBruler, 692; Doom, 495; Jones,
l4O; Rudd, l45. Sherifl-Gardner 256; T..
III. Brown, 1913; J. S. Brown, So; Clark, 1874.
Recorder-Gray, 49, Langdon, 40; Fair
field, S93. Tn, vote OIL new county, was
60 for, and 1875 against.
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TAX NOTICE.
FOR A. ID, 1852 /.

THE tax payers Of vanderburgh county are hereby
Il notified that the duplicate Tor 1852, contained lie 4
Of State County. and other purposes has been received
10y from the Auditor of said county, and that will
attend at the place of holding elections in knight town
ship, on "Wednesday, Nov. Sd.
Centre township Thursday, Nov. 18th.
Scott township, Thursday, Nov. 5th.
Armstrong township "a urday, Noy 9th.
German wnship Monday, Nov. eth.
Perry township, Nov. 9 n.
Union township, "Wednesday, Nov. 10Th.
The taxes for the year 1852 are as follows
FOR State purposes. 20 each hundred dol
disqualification OF property and each poll 80 cents for
county purposes IS Gems above and on each poll
81.
For the support Common Soho Is; 10 cents each
one hundred dollars valuation Of all property and on
each poll - For the purpose oc pay ing The inter
Bonds issued for Stock subscribed in tie Evans
vile Illinois Railroad Company u cents each
one hundred dollars value Of all property returned In
the gene raj List for taxation:
ALSO three dollars on each and every one hundred
dollars premiums Insurance taken by Agents of
Companies not chartered in this State.
shall proceed 10 collect the above taxes in the man.
ner prescribed 10y law.
r. w DUNBAR, Treasurer.
Evansville, Oct. ii, 1852.
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Nfr. Webster and tho Presidency.

The Boston Courier, journal which enjoys
the benefit of Mr.. Webster's confidence, ha :
the following semi official statement of hi,
intentions in the pending canvass:
"And we may add, further, that Mr.. Web.
ster does not allow himself to be ignorant OF
anything requisite TO perfect knowledge o.
his position; neither, as we are confident
will he permit himself to take any step in
relation to that position, inconsistent with his
duty To the country or his respect for himself
Our belief is that he will not interfere with
the business Of the election for Preside mt
but leave the whole matter where it ought to
be lett, in the hands Of the people,"
On the other hand, a rumor is floating about
to the effect that the Secretary has at las,
made up his mind to come out for the Whiu
nomination for the Presidency--though it il
one not ut to be made-and will presently is.
sue a manifesto to that effect
Whichever of these be true, the whole az
fair is OF much more importance to Mr.. Web.
ster himself, than to the Wing cause, or the
country at large. Neither the salvation OF a
great national party, nor the salvation of the
republic depends upon any single individual
no matter how large the place hitherto as.
signed to him by contemporary admiration
We can elect Gen. Scott without the aid Of
the Secretary; wise and energetic Wing
Government, and wholesome Wing policy
can be organized and Carried out though he
should keep forever aloof. IL he supports
Scott the Wings will be under no obligation.
and owe hin no gratitude; OF if he should
continue to oppose him, as he has hitherto
DONE they may deeply regret it for his sake
but not tor the sake OF the cause. That will
triumph--never was future result more GER
ta'n-whatevcr he may do. Thus, in any
event, 1t is his own interest, and his own rep.
utation which are mainly at stake.
Ne,o York Tribune,
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OFWe were not able to get the figures to
correct our election table to-day; and owing
to the courtesy! of the operator at the T'ele-
graph office, we were not furnished with any
reports from a distance. Times.
MIR. Ernhart, the Telegraph operator at
this point, is as gentlemanly an operator as
ever was in that office, and very accommodate
ing. Mr.. Brewer has exhibited, not only in
the above paragraph, but in recent opera
ton of his in connection with the Telegraph
office, rudeness inconsistent utterly with
our idea OF gentleman. The assurance of
his going into the office and demanding re-
ports, as though he were in some measure en-
titled to them, was only equaled by the rude
ness of the insulting letter he afterwards
wrote to Mr.. Ernhart.
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BALTIMORE AND Ono RAILRoAp.-The
work ON this road is advancing with great ra-
pidity. The road is completed from Balti-
more to the gre 1t tunnel, 100 miles west OF
Cumberland. The work on the tunnel is pro-
crossing finely and also the work from Wheel
ing east. 1t confidently expected that this
important road will be in operation through
to the Ohio river by the first of January
next.
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q REMovAL.-Messrs. Bittrolf have removed
their Jewelry establishment from just below
Second street on Main to few doors below
First, in Parv;n's old stand, nearly opposite
the Bank. They have got neat establish
ment there in all its appointments. Those
wanting watches, jewelry, &C., can find an
excellent stock from which to select at Bit
TROLLS.
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EA gentleman who saw Gen. Scott at
Madison, says he saw him conversing with a
German, Frenchman, and an English
man, all at the same time, and the old Gen
eral was entertaining all, each in his own
native tongne. We have understood Gen.
Scott was one of the best scholars, historians
and lnguists Of the times.
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IFIn Marshall county, Tennessee. at the
conclusion of a Wing speech by Colonel
Henry, gentleman left the crowd, and adj.
dressed him thus: "Sir, | am a Democrat:
l have always acted WITH that party. So
have the men you see here with me; but from
henceforth we 60 for Winfield Scott. We
want you to go TO Cornersville and make q
speech tonight for there are ten or fifteen
more Just like us there" 1t is needless to
say That he went. Marshall county will give
good account of herself in November
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OF Mr.. Alex C.. Donald was elected Rep
rcsentative in Gibson county, to the Legisla-
ture. Mr.. Donald formerly lived in this city,
but has been farmingi in Gibson some time
He is good speaker and good Wing, and
will no doubt make an industrious and ener-
getic Representative. He is nephew of our
old friend Mr. John Douglass ofthis vicinity.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RELIGIOUS Notice

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
The Synod of Indiana Is now holding its meeting In
the old Presby terrain Church Grew. Mr.. McCarers) its
meetings all open to the public and they invited
TO att nd. ..r.t---.
Preaching will also take place every evening this
week, TO at o'clock. Tho friends of relig
ion and the public generally invited 10 attend.
octl5 go. ~ Thursday, Oct. 18th 1859.
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~ There is to be a railroad meeting at
PIT. Commerce on the 9th of this month";
Everybody is invited to attend. Distinguish
ed speakers are expected to be present.
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o. In Pike, Wright's majority is reported
at 3l5; Miller's 23l; Jaquess (Whig), ma
jority 100. tsl
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Orange CO.,ufx

The returns from Orange Co. are as follows
Tor principal offices: Governor-Wright, 977;
McCarty, $50. Congress-English, $50;
Ferguson, 6l5. Stackhorn, dem,, elected
Representative. There has been an average
Democratic gain of about 100 in the county
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FURNsS HING GOODS. a..
Consisting of an elegant and nIItn|1k
~ large assortment Of custom | (tlnp
~ made bosom shirts. shirt collar, SG
cravats ofsuperior Qua and beautiful PATTERNS silk
cotton drawers undcrsrts gloves suscnders and every
other article usually found in the extensive establish
ments ofthe country.
m In connection with their large stock OF <ye-,
u clothing. they will keep fine assortment SGdSA
GsA ofCAMr's SuPERIo7 HATS AND Cars.
Also. all kinds of Union Mexican. California IcghorH
Panama and other styles Of hats with Yaricl! Of
BOOTS d = III OES.
II useless mention their elegant and very extensive
lot of hog skin ud other kinds ofTRUNKs. GARRETT BAGS
and VALIsEs.
Offering our heartfelt thanks for the unmstakablc
demonstrations Of approval received IN both The whole
sale and retail de partme Of business In respect
fully soliciting continuation of the public favor,
deem unnecessary tc recaptuate our unrYaed faeii-
ties and stems of conducting business which en-
able US to compete, If excel. establishment OF
the kind i'm the Union We beg 20 that every step
IN progress In experience and extending our business
tends towards enabling the Ia extend great in
duccmcnts and facilities To customers Having
arged business tO considerable degree since last
spring. this enabled 10 offer 10 our friends
and TO the inspection o purchasers generally stock of
goods which in superiority of make beau! OF st!ies
and owncss Of prices has certainly not lis equal, either
in the East or West
TPCountry erchants should not fail 10 see this stock
before purchasing ,-m,,
Oct. 1G. 1851.
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PAPER PAPER!!

- bbls ep Salts;
10 bags Pepper;
Cases Salina Salt;
. Cases Borox:
bbl Cream Tartar;
do Fri rstonc;
do Sulphur;
boxes PTufento;
do wd Cinnano
Casks Soda Ash;
~ Coils Rope and Corsiage.
The above art eles besies others too numerous to men
ton. have just hand per steamer Georgetown,
which We offer low.
octl5 r PRESTON BROi HERS
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5OOs p doz . ct OF for cash. ........... Pa D
COOS dog do do do .....-............ u q
zoos p doz do do do ...... ..... =. AL
II The lower prices above generally where two prices
mentioned for full packages, and the higher fo,
small wholesale.
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CO. The Vinconnes Sentinel says Wright
has 246 majority in Davises county.
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GILT MOULDINGS.
rUST reed a large assortment OF Gilt Mouldings for
81 Picture frames &C., and for sale by.
octI5 RATHBONE Il WHEELER.
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PRESTON BRoIHERs

HANDLE WICKING: 70 .cs Of the a,ovc for :. IL
~ o!~ loctis Irf PRESTON BROTUERS
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Ut III - ! u Il
RrnkiSiAuis.
eSRHS.
Salt and Saltuefcs,

kailaWha . bbIs IT
do y do. II
English fine bag 2 50.
do mid &c = co.
Tul--' Island 40 I TO-
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TJIST RECEIVED AT THE EVANSVILLE BOOK
j Store, Sarents life Of Henry Clay, by Greedy Fleet
woods life of Christ and his Apostles American lhss-
sor and Manners; Atlantic andfransatIantic; Hagar,
Womy OF to-day; The men of the times: The Pioneer
per Cen the Wet Life of General Frank Pierce; rec
per Clipper, and for sale by .,,,,
oct4 SAMUEL LlSiEh'
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~OFFEE-l65 bages Prime Rio;
u Is Pockets old government Java, JUS
reed from n. York, and for sale cheap for cash by
octI3 PRESTON d BRO.
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RosIsS Dbl, Ro.,n Jus. reed and for sal. by
octI5 PRESTON BROTHERS
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RAILROAD Notice


ON and after Tharsday; 18th of October. the on
the Evansville and Illinois Railroad, will make one
trip per day Patok delivering and receiving Fincen-
mail and passengers at that station In few days
The company will be prepared carry all freight going
beyond Princeton Patoka. Until further notice the
cars will leave Patoka each day at O'Clock Z. NJ.
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New Book,

NBALES Blue Beaver Cloths, reed and for sale by
u tltf su-ia.i JAS. LOW IL co.
octII ALI Main street Louisville ny.
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ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTEL


COLUMBIAN HoTEL--W d Leake, Gooct.
land; X s Field, Va: Tim Rives. Princs George
9 Gregory and DR. John Hewlett, Chesterfield
Jas Govan. King Queen; John w Nash and II
Lesry, Csrtersville; e r Jones. Weldon; John w
Fowlkes, VIM Fowikes and w Robertson, Net.
towsy; T johnson, 8 r R; w Burts, Taxe-
vel; Sims, Cumberland; r Jones, Nottoway;
J 8 Crockett, Wythe; whatsoever, Bedford;
w Watkins, Charlotte; 8 w Downcs, Goochland:
r McGeehe and John McGeehe, Charlotte; T
ID Williamson and r Booker, Fsrmville; M
Harlow, Albemarie; w Carter and lady, Prince
Edward; A G Porter, John T Hobson, B ii Nash,
VIM Old and B Winfree, Powhstan; c Jones,
Amelia; DR. w II Johnson, Chesterfield; M Miles,
Syracuse; John w pugh, CASTOR, N c; l. Perry,
N G; J l. Stratton and Thos P Lambert, Powhatan;
L w Taliaterro, Hanover; NJ Domaine, Peters.
burg.
CITY HOTEL Clayton and Turner
Washington; J r Wadleigh, Boyd's; Archer, Pc
tersburg; Thos Spears, Powhatan; j McLaurin
| and son, Laurel Hill. C; B Wick, Nash, c.;
Joseph Mason, Northampton, c; VIM Mason.
Brunswick, C; G T Vest, Hanover; Jacques
and lady. Portsmouth; w w Mallory, Junction;
James Phelps, Lynchburg; DIR NJ Pendleton,
| Louisa; ID B Winfree, Chesterfield; v Markham,
| Powhatan; VIM Spears and d B Hancock. Ches-
| terheld; DIR Powell Henrco; Chas Points June.
| ton; Myer Myers, Salisbury. N C; Abrahams
Petersburg; VIM III Mann, Gordonsville; VIM P
| Courtney King e. Queen; Stephen Porter, Ches.
| terfeld.
EXCHANGE HOTEL CP Cowper and NJ
| Miles, Portsmouth; w Stands, Southampton II
| L Hopkins, Powhatan; C + NJ Garrett T Kirkpa-
| trick, w Roane and d Christian, Lynchburg; A
s Dillon, Farmville II Knight and DR. Knight, Not
| .oway; II Ashley, Arkansas; J Harrison, Gooch-
land; w German, Baltimore Mr. ard Mrs Nor
gan and Master Morgan. Manchester; DR. Hopkins,
HenIico
AMERICAN HOTEL w Potts, and r Cham
bless, Greensville; G Gill Sussex; S Bayley, N
Y; w Williams, and Branch Petersburg DIR E
Powell, Goochland; C A Ronald, Montgomery; J I
Harris Harrisonburg; R. C schofeld, Va; May.
T Gho1son, and II Russell, Petersburg; w NJ
Bryant, c. NJ Gulctt, Richmond.
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Il. ID. SANXAY,
RaaLsaIIer Sfafianer and Raakhinder


HAVING taken the old established stand, for
L Il merly occupied by Smith & Palmer as a
bookstore, No % West Main street, Richmond,
one door above the agricultural store of VIM. Pal
mer ESQ, has re commenced his business as Book
seller, Stationer and Bookbinder.
His stock will embrace the usual variety OF
School, Classical and Professional Books and Mis-
celaneous Literature, every variety of Stationery,
both plain and ornamental, used in the counting
house and at the escritor; merchants Account
Books, of every description Record Books Tor
county courts. His Papers have been selected
with great care, and consist of the best quality of
English, French and American manufacture also,
the cheaper kinds of Foolscap and Letter Papers,
Tracing and Drawing Papers of all sizes and every
description of articles used by engineers.
Bookbnding in all its variety of elegance and
neatness, executed with promptness.
Merchants Account Books and Record Books
made to order, of the very best materials,
Librarians, publishers of books and gentlemen
owning libraries, can have their books bound in q
plain or elegant style.
R. D. s, in presenting himself to the citizens OF
Richmond and Virginia for their patronage, conf
IDENTIFY trusts that his old friends who have hereto
fore sustained him during long series of years,
WILL at this time, extend their kind aid in prosper.
ing his reestahishment in business de %
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A YEK,c CHERRY PICTORIAL. for Mt

4 YEK'c CHERRY PICTORIAL, for TIE
n cure of Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis
WAooping Cough, Group, asthma and Consump
tioa.-Among the numerous discoveries science
has made in this generation to facilitate the bust.
of life-increase its enjoyment, and even pro-
long the term OF human existence, none can re
named of more real value to mankind, than this
contribution of Chemistry to the healing art. A
vast trial of its virtues throughout this broad coun
try, has proven beyond doubt, that no medicine
or combination of medicines yet known, can so
surely control and cure the numerous varieties of
pulmonary disease which have hitherto swept from
our midst thousands and thousands every year.
Indeed there is now abundant reason to believe
remedy has at length been found which can bere
lied to the most dangerous affections oftaa
lungs. Our space here win not permit us to pub
lish any proportion of the affected by its use
but we would present the following opinions Of
eminent men, and refer further enquiry to the
circular which the Agent below named, will always
be pleased to furnish free, wherein full particu
lars, and indisputable proof of these facts:
From the President Of amherst College, the cttebra
ted Professor Hitchcock.
"James c. Ayer-Sir have used your Cherry
PectOraI in my own case of deep-seated Bronchi.
tis and am satisfied from its chemical constitution,
that it is an admirable compound for the relief o.
laryngial and bronchial difficulties. If my opinion
as to its superior character be of any service,
YOU are at liberty to use ii as you think proper
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, L. L. d.
From the Uidely celebrated Profess Sjlman, ~ D.
IL II, PIcJeSSor " ChSaIstFy HtHeFdtOgg &c,
Yale College, Member Of the Lit. Hist. Med Pill
and Scientific Societies Of america and Europe.
81 deem the Cherry Pect0ral an admirable
composition from some of the best articles in the
Materia Medica, and very effective remedy for
the class of diseases it is intended to cure"
New Haven, CT, Nov. l, lS49'
Major PattisOn, President of the S. c.. Senate
states he has used the Cherry Pectoral with
wonderful success to cure an Inflammation of the
lungs.
From one Of the first Physicians in Maine.
SAco, Me, April &c, 1o49.
DR. J. C. Aver, Lowell-Dear Sir: l am now
constantly using your Cherry Pectoral in my
practice, and prefer it to any other medicine for
pulmonary complaints From observation of many
severe cases, am convinced it will cure coughs,
colds, and diseases of the lungs, that have put to
defiance all other remedies.
invariably recommend its use in cases OF con
sumption, and consider it much the best remedy
known for that disease.
Respectfully, yours, /. S. CUSHMAN, M. D.
Prepared and sold by JAMES c. AVER, practi.
cal Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Richmond by PURCELL, LADD CO.,
and by all of the Druggists throughout the city and
State
de 4-d3mi2aw
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ID edmond AND DHNV1TEE K71I

10 ICHMOND AND DANv1LEE Rail.
II ROAD.-CHANGE OF HOURS.-On and
after TUESDAY, December 23rd, 1851, regular
passenger train will run between Richmond and
Jetersyille, connecting at Jetersvile with Flage
e. Co.'s line of Stages for BurkeviIle, Farm.
vile, Lynchburg, Halifax Court House. DanviJle
and Milton. The train viii stop for passengers
only at the following points: Manchester, Rock
field, Powhite, Robiou's, Coal Field, Tomahawk.
Powhatan, Appomattox River, SCOTS Shop and
Amelia Court House.
Leave Richmond three times week, viz: Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at-sA.M M.
Returning, leave Jetersville at...I3O A. NJ
Children over 3, and not over 1G years of ace.
halt price to any points except the two first
named. Servants travelling by themselves must
be furnished with two passes, SO that one can be
retained in the office; and il must be expressly
stated on the pass that they are permitted TO go
on the cars. freight train win leave Richmond
every Wednesday. Parties forwarding goods must
have them on the ground the previous evening.
N. B.-The Stage leaves Jetersville every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday, at Ii, A. Nj and re-
turning, meets the cars at the same point every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
For seats In the Stage to Lynchburg and inter-
mediate points, apply to the Agent the Danville
Depot, Richmond. To ensure seats persons must
be at the office and have their names entered twenty
minutes before the cars leave
Passengers not providing themselves with tickets
and negiecting to have their names entered on the
way-bill, will be considered as way passengers
and charged an increased rate of fare.
de Its John Fl. OSBORNE Supt