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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-13
signincant Hints.

At the late election, significant hint has
been given of the tone of the National mind
with respect to our foreign policy. The rigid
conservative diplomacy OF which we have
lately seen so much, is pronounced objection
able by The voice of the American people, and
by an overwhelming majority they proclaim
their will to be-war before dishonor.
.-f, Gin. Sun.
Exactly so! The conservative policy
in other words, the peaceful policy, pursued
by the present administration, seeking to
avoid war under all possible contingencies,
except the loss of national honor, has been
declared by every man who voted for Pierce,
not the policy of this country. No man can
prove that this administration. Wing to the
core, has not pursued the proper policy-the
policy demanded by the interests of the peo-
pie, by the honor of the nation, and by every
single thing blended with the prosperity of
this Union. Yet by electing Pierce, the
American people have said that such right
eous policy does not please them. They
have taken grounds with the Fillbusters, who
would wiring Cuba from the grasp OF Spain,
though all honor and justice and proper ma
tional feeling, declared it our policy to leave
the evils of others to themselves. They
have signifed preference for war, or a SYM
pathy with the mobocratic spirit which al
ways chooses war before peace, when both
are preferred 4 Significant hint" has been
given, that the peaceful policy is no longer
the policy of this Union-that the advice and
warnings of Washington are worthless in
the ears of this people-th1t our glory, the
glory of mighty power prelerring peace to
war in contradiction to all European mon
archial diplomacy, is no longer precious to
the citizens of this Republic. Such is the
''signifcant hint" the majority of this people
have given the Fillmore administration
May the Pierce administration be blessed with
even one half the wisdom, the justice, the
true American policy!
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FoR

TINE undersigned Proprietor, Of Fractional Lots No.
i ia the Lower or McGdrys Enlargement OF the city
Evansville. and OF three Immediately in Of
the same. the whole lying between lst and ard
aud Division and Elm in said city. have Laid
said propcs ia Lots OF convenient size. And will on
the 24th day November, Ie2, between the hours of 10
O'clock 4, NJ and clock r. u. the Court House ia
said city, expose the to sale al Public Auction
ihe highest bidders, upon liberal terms, which will
made Known on the day Of sale.
This property j. s ted in the very Of the bust
nc part of the city OF Evansville ard presents OPP
Poruty 10 persons DESTROYS OF obtaining sape bust
hess locations which cannot again be enjoyed.
The title IS beycnd dispute, and general WARRANTED
Deeds will be given plat of the premises may be
by calling 5. swindcn at the sherwc ed House.'
SAMUEL ROGERS.
WILLIAM MARTIN,
noy33w JOHN FALC0NER.
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For the Journal.

For the Journal,
At meeting Of the members of the Prince
ton bar, held November, A. d. 1852, William
p. Hall was called to the chair, and Harrison
Il. Kiger appointed secretary.
On motion, ]. C. Byers, Harrison +. Kger
and J. +. Embree, were appointed commit
tee to draft resolutions relative to the death
OF William S. Palmer, Esq.
Said committee reported as follows:
Whereas, it hls pleased Almighty God in
his wise dispensatons to call from our niids;
our brother, William S. Palmer, Esq; there
lore he it
Resolved, That in this most affecting WISH
tatiOn, we are called to mourn the loss of one
who has been cut down in the meridian of
life, and to whom we were attached by many
happy recollections and pleasant associa-
tons.
Reso'red, That in his professional inter-
course and private relations, we have ever
found him the heightened, liberal practitioner
and benevolent. warm hearted gentleman.
As an aiiecticnate husband, indulgent father
kind neighbor, constant friend, and worthy
citizen, the voice OF the community in which
he lived will readily attest.
ReSOlUed, That with his astimablc and az
ficted family. we deeply sympathse in their
irreparable loss of husband and father.
ReSO'Ced, That copy of these resolutions
be transmitted by the president of this meet
ing to the editor of he Democratic Clarion
Evansville Journal and Times, for publica,
ton, and another to the family of the de-
ceased w. u. HALL, Chairman.
HARRISON T. KIGER, Secretary.
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PrRLTr SALE

r. VIE undersigned III. on Monday the 18th day ef
a November. a. D. 1872. at O'Clock T. NJ, IN Refs d
kroeRer'. Brewer. O.es for sale atpubc auction, fifty Of
the most beautiful and valuable bgidn Lots ia the town
of LamasCp CIV These lots partly situated between
Isl and 2 Avenue ai between 6th aud Frank B streets
Only block dsai:i from the Canal and ia the lmnc
date vicinity Of Dr. Gr8mm's residence Also several
~ ocks other side of Pigeon creek. divided into
parcels to suit purchasers Plains be at the OIL
OF toe undersigned.
SALE:
One forth Of the purchase money cash, one iourta IN
The other purt in years and tc last fourth
in three y. r. from ay OF SALE with interest from DIT
the purchaser giving has note secured by mortgage upon
the premises.
n5yil-5. JACOB LUNKENHEIMER.
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NrHon. Rufus Choate was invited BY

GArIion. Rufus Choate was invited by
the citizens of Louisville to deliver an ora
ton in that city, on the life and character of
Daniel Webster. The Courier of the 18th
publishes letter from him, declining the in
vitation, in consequence of an engagement
to deliver an Grafton on the same topic before
the faculty and students OF Dartmouth Col
lege, of which Mr. Webster was a graduate.
Mr.. Choate is an Alumnus of thatins ttuton,
and was once connected with it in an official
capacity. No man is more capable of doing
Justice to the character of the greatest states
man of the age, and the greatest intellect OF
the world than, Rufus Choate.
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PHoT3GR APEIC,
Or Dc-ztcTre0fype Miniatures.

7 ". AIcCLUER6 & SON would respectfully inform
j the Gie and Cent smen of this place and vicni-
~ ey have taken the room formerly occupied by
Va aicr's Gallery for the purpose of remains few
Aavs where they woHl Toe pleased 10 tsPecimeas
in this beautiful art They NATTER themselves tat their
specimens viii compare with aHy-oeing in possession
of all The recent Improvements OF Hill and others. Pie
lures tax with without cOleT. single or la groups
Landscapes, copies OF residences. miniatures or por-
traits copied With RcaEess aud upon the shortest posi-
bic notice Invalids waited on at their residences
They have the fncsi set of frames, De- ever ex-
hibited ibis place. together with every ilaBg 10 make
true and perfect hkencsSes. -
Royl0 J. VI. McCLUEk az SON.
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SALE OF PRoPERry.-Fifty five lots are
offered for sale next Monday at IL o'clock,
at public auction, in Refs 81 Kroener's Brewe-
nv. These lots are situated in Lamasco City,
between 1st and Cd avenues, and between
9th and Franklin streets. They are only
one block from the Canal. Several blocks
the other side of Pigeon creek will be
offered for sale at the same time. For terms,
&C., advertiment.
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CATHOLIC FAIR.-We have to Thank a
whole bevy of pretty little girls for bringing
US huge piece of rich cake yesterday, as
a token of remembrance for themselves and
the Ladies of the Catholic Fair. We are
glad to learn the sslittlc dears'' and the dear
old folks were not disappointed in their
success. The proceeds amounted to some
thing over three hundred dollars.
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There are six good mail steamers now
in the Louisville and ST. Louis trade.

A HAPPY TUNE.-"Why do you wink at
me, sir!" said a young lady, angrily, to a
stranger, at party an evening or two since
81 beg your pardon, madam replied
the wit. 81 winked as men do when look
ing at the sun-your splendor dazzled my
eyes
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CTThe fast sailing brig II. NJ. Summers,
Captain John Poss, master, sailed yesterday
with full freight for the head waters of
White River. Mr.. Ross once circumnaviga-
ted the globe with signal success, and will no
doubt give good account of himself on the
present voyage.
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Os- The Daily Madisonian, published at
Madison, Ind, has been suspended. Now if
its late editor, Sproule, could be suspended,
the State might forgive the sins OF both But
we wish Mr.. Sproule success in almost ev-
erything he may undertake, except editing a
Locofoco paper.
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J. 3 MGSKE2.
.Mair 80, 49, tAe-ErasAinr,en neas..

.Mair street near thu. Washington house
e. HAS just reeeveda large and well selected
E-. assortment OF Cooking and Parl0r Stoves, OF the
E95 latest and most approved patterns hch he will
~ - sell astOHishiEgls low.
Also all Kinds of Tin, Sheet Iron, Brass and Copper
Ware, stove trimmings, DE, c:c Also mos, splendid
assortment OF Bra!ia Ware, embracing Tea and Coffee
Pots, Cream Pitchers, sugar Bowls. Candle Sticks
Knives and FORKS. spoons. Casters, longs, 6c., which
we will take pleasure M showing To the public. Cali and
my noylI
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GT The Evansville DAILY Times has stop
ped. The Weekly Times is still issued
The Journal is now the only Daily paper
printed in Evansville. Papers start, gas a
brief time, and drop around it-but the Jour
nal still daily greets its patrons. So mote it
be!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-13
DELAWARE ELECTION.

NEW YORK, NOV. TO.
Newcastle-RidIle, dem. candidate FIR
Governor, has 3l4 maj. Lower counties not
hear from. Democratic Sheriff elected by
Ga majority. Dupont, wing, elected State
Senator. Also q. Valentine, whig.
Seven wing delegates elected out OF ten.
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~ Dan'l Webster's Speeches in six large
volumes, are in great demand in New York
The price is fifteen dollars and the Mirror
says that three dollars on each set goes to
the family OF Mr.. Webster.
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OF Yesterday morning the ground was
slightly frozen. Att o'clock the Thermcm-
eter stood only two degrees above freezing
point. Aterrible Wind ragged during the whole
night.
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RALTINnRF. Nov 10

North Carolina has probably gone for
Pierce by , or 5000 majority. No mail south
of Richmond.
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GTWe saw one of our most respectable
ministers day before yesterday, with a pack
of cards in his pocket! Wonder if his con-
rreration is aware that hc uses those cards.
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~ The splendid new steamer Pike, Capt.
Fuller, passed this city yesterday morning,
having just taken her place as regular mail
boat in the Louisville and St. Louis trade
The Pike will be found equal to any of the
Cincinnati and Louisville packets, for which
trade she was originally intended. Captain
Fuller is a gentleman and scholar, and wor-
thy the good boat ne commands.
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JAMES HARLAN, J2.,
.t.crmnN nma CannseIIur II 1

Eransrille. Indiana,
w I'LL practice IN all the Courts held in Vandcrbarg
w Warrek, Spencer. Perry, Gibson and Posey cou-
tgs-in The supreme and Federal Courts AT Indianapolis
and al other business entrusted To hill Is At
torHey. &c.. aud General agent
Odice with james r Walker ESQ Third street nearly
opposite the Court building. nov % tn.
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HOUSE, 81 CIV AND ORNAMENTAL,
PAIN IN O.

w ". rILESToEis read, to receive ard promptly
attend tioreTS ia his iinc Of business his shop.
on Locust street. h.if spare below the Sherwood House.
corner of ay lie Is prepared 70 in the best
Plain and Fancy Si. Painting in all its varieties mita-
tons OF Wood, Marble, &c. and Ornamental painu:.
generally. He also soci.s ord cs FOR iloaSe Paiii and
will awa>b ready TO Il. ,nd 10 orders LETT upon his slate
at the shop door. noyls.5s If
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FOR RHNT

4 DWELLING House, con'a.niDg good sized rooms
y Nc., with of gro gni attached under good
ies and Improvements. ~ cisterns, stable. Ne, &c
handsomely situated thc BooByile Road, imnlcdi
aiei! adjoining the city. apply TO
nova JOHN ]. CHANDLER.
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PDUND

ON Main ST.. between LIST and Cd. Wallet pocketbook
J contaneiug money. which the owner have by
calling the subscriber and paying Tor this notice.
nov4 JAMES STEELE.
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u5-The majority for General Pisrcc on
the popular vote will probably be one humid
rel and fifty or one hundred and seventy five
thousand.
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Y. G. TeVsCssELL IL CO..
Forwarding and Commission uouse.
NEW ORLEANS

fsHlS toag established house eonfne their attention
A strictly ~ sales and purchases on commission aud 10
the Forwarding business generally.
They solicit continuance of tie liberal patronage here
s"ife gwen them n0vl0 d&wly
IJUr RECEIVED by steamer Ladies patent leather
- koSsuih Boots Ladies' enameled Kossnth Boots; La
d'esJcny iHd bfots; Ladies Bronze. kosslh and Lace
boots Fer sale 10y package single pair. by
hoTlO V. X. HENDRICKS d co.
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ApAMs & rObs7AsrERN. ~ srar1r,
AND FOIiEICV EYPE ISs.

gFHE public a-e respectfully Informed that arc now
L prepared 10 give increased facility and dispatch f'r
iraI sporting aud from the EIst mcrc.dise l-c ka-
- parcels, bank notes. ard specie aid all
vino patronise qaeS dispatch throughout Ihc year,
having, railroad cation from ciirHI.i 50 the
East. Each express is in charge OF trust, messenger
accompanied with an icon safe FOR better secur. OF yaa
ables.
We collect u.s. no. drafts. iii orders for goods.
or pay bills in l'lacrs where have Offices.
ExDreSs.s for -. Louis. Madison. indianapolis. Ca
cinna:, Cleveland Piitsburg, and all parts OF ic hsi.
leave daily at 10. a =.
For gton and FtankfiT ii p. ".
For California b. each mail slcaner from New fnrk.
ADAMS n CO.
S. \. JONES Aceslt.
novl3',a dr. Office j5G Main ST. Louisville,
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NOTICE

7 HEREBY notify all persons who may be interested,
that shall proceed to enforce the ordinance against
al persons who shall hereafter obsruct the sidewalks
aier dark by leaving boxes, barrels. stoves the
same Also for not keeping the sidewalk and gutter
clean in trout of their premises. Please take heed,
this s. the last notice. GEO. w. GLOVER
BOYj-3t City Marshal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-11-13

Coon ITIT!-In the comical corner of Har-
per for November, there is u very good hit at
those young English cockneys, who coming
to this country, are continually making COM
parsons to the glory of ''Hold Hengland,"
and who apparently think nothing good or
great can possibly exist out of the shadow Of
Queen Vic's petticoats. Harper has pic
ture of a young cockney pointing with his
stick at a lot Of big pumpkins. The follow
ing conversation ensues:
Coc.ney--"I cope you don't call them large
happlesl They haint 'alf SO large as we ave
'em in Hold Hengland."
Market Woman" Apples! They amt
apples! Them's only Huckleberries!"
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NEW MACKERAL-4Ob bis No. and catch of 1859,
~ Is hf do, just reed and In store. for sale 10y
PRESTON EROS.
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SCHOOL NOTICE

THE trustee of School District No. G. would give mo-
/ tee that the School i'm said District will hc continued
ha Mr. > W. Knight, another quarter, she following
rates. VIZ. Three collars Tor each Scholar {
which is 10 be paid by the parent and dollar by the
District each 10 live in the District and send a.
school. School io comMencc ON "Wednesday the 18th of
Nov. nsV9 lw JOHN c. HENSON Trustee,
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old DOCTOR ETANS-Of Evans Restaurant, has the
~ pleasure TO inform his numerous friends ard The
public, that he is in receipt ne fresh Baltimore
terS of the .bs drink, and he believe
his arrangements for continuous supply OF the biraires
such IS viii not fall Evans larder will be well sup
piled with Game, every attention paid TO visitors Fami
lies and especially the SICK are invited send in their
orders and they shall BE- supplied long there is
shot ia the locker" noy6
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LANHOa SALE.

On ACRES OF land. ten cleared and - acres
~ der good fence. lying within Two miles of Evans
vile and hafa mile Of the Boonville Road will be sold
bargain. ii APP loauoH be made soon. 1t is the
North end Of the East Half Of North West QGlrtcr of
Section -. townships &. South of Range 10 West For
further particulars enquire OF
noYll- civ It'd II. G. PLUNIER.
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DEPARTED FOR TIE SUNNY SOUTH
flNHE good store boat Arab No. :! left the South
i Yesterday, and 40 eapias served on her.
noylI-It* J. l.. LAMB.
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Look ira Sharply at Evans Escstau-

CEaMLEss BAGs-J0O reed in store and for sale by
- nuyS PRESTON BIOS.
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y TISCEIfANEOUS BOOkS.-A large ahd great yaIi,
w ~ of Miscellaneous and Fancy B,s~. in aaliilO
TO form ssOcS. received by.
nOvll RATHBONE & WHELc-nR.
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FIRE Enjoys.

=, MEMBERS of Neptune Fro and Hose Co.,
go No. l.. are notified 10 attend MONTHLY Nash-
49, ing this day Saturday at o'clock. y. NJ
.ess Also the re,gia. monthly meeting at o'clock.
Prompt attendance requested.
Hoyi3 GEO. FOSTER. Sec.
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-.TEOICAL POOES.


yUST Received at The Evansville Book Store. Watson
81 Practice OF Mcli,Ihc; Williams Principles If "a
I, mor); William and Inner kespif.i"rs Or-ans
Nillianis Human Anatomy; aud foe SIZE low by
novl3 SAMU Ell LISTER.
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CITY MILLS FLOUR
GlTY Mills Flour is now selling at 50 80 wholesale
~ or So - retail, till further notice.
now If J. ". F~AS@Agt
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DLANK BOOKS.-we are ~ receiving IN exec
ID lent and large ssortmencfa kinds olRlank Bool
in addition 10 former stock.
novii EATHBoNE-N WHEELER.
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'E'sds; PEACE s'OsS
Cheap wall Paper EEaogings,
is AT
T.hRO CT,
EEoE.se TO SCENT

A GO0Dteaemeni the corner OF Locust and Firs
y st. pleasant location, aud sufficient room for
good sized family. Enquire on the premises.
nov5 FRANCIS LINCK.
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NOTICE or EAr

AToTlcE is hereby given that l will sell at public
~ auction on Tuesday the p ia nsia.t, the resi-
deuce Of James Perry, decreased. late Of Nahdcrburg
county all has personal properly, horses eatle house
hold fsriliture oats, corn. hay, aud one wagoL. \
credit of SIX months Will bc given all sums over
three dollars, the purcit or giving his note with aBroy-
ed security waving valuation End rrssemcn laws
nov. :. ls32. RICHARD RUS1ON.
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= DMFTTSTR aTcR'5 NOTICE.
e OINk - kcreby given that ihe undersigned has
~ been appointed sdm illustrator OF the estate OF
james Perry, deceased, late Of VandersuF. county
Sail estate Is supposed to DC solvent.
Nov. {, ls5a RICHARD RUSTON.
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TForthe Journal.
".
The Comparative Estima &c OF Life in
the Old and New World.

This strikes every American. 1t is said
that not an accident occurred at the exhibit
ton of the Crystal Palace last year in Lon
don. How perfect must have been the ar
rangements which permitted the commingilng
of nearly one hundred thousand strangers
daily in city, in very limited space, Tor
months together, without one serious accident
happening TO human life! Everywhere In
France, Germany and Great Britain, every
precauton is used. It's not simply, =" look
out for the engine when the whistle blows"
but you shan't get in the way of it. Every
death, every accident is thoroughly investi-
gated. The Coroner is, as he always should
be, an educated medical man, and the guilty
are promptly punished.
While property is well secured in the Uni
ted States, life itself, it must be acknowl-
edged, is too often sacrificed most recklessly.
1t is high time come means should be adopt
ed to check the impatient career of Young
America"
The strong arm of the law, imposed by en-
lightened public opinion, should be made to
bear upon the subject throughout the coun-
try, but especially in the Great West.
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BUTCHER SHOP.
TTTM. PAI><rehas removed Bis RutCacr Shop from
w the corner Of Vine and First strccfC la half a
square Is.reNSain sirect-on First Sr, betw Vine
and 5, cor. whore he would Ice Ilsased 10 see his old
andr customers. Keeping OI-sand he does an eN-
eel ent assortment Of Fresh Meats. ec.
noviItf WM. PAYNE.