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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-06

The following communication appeared in
the Chicago Tribune of Sept. both,
there is no doubt, judging from the indigna-
ton that has been manifested against him
wherever he has attempted to speak, that il
expresses the true sentiments of very large
portion Of the people of the State.
Mr.. ED:TOR:-f no iced in the Tribune a
day or two since, a powerful appeal to the
people Of Illinois, earnestly soliciting them
to urge. by every possible means within their
power, the resignation Of Senator Douglas,
Of the position that he now occupies in the
u. 5, Senate.
The appeal read with deep interest, and
cordially do sympathize with the fee lings
by which it was produced.
And it is most emphatically true, that a
duty devolves upon you, Citizens of Illinois;
the duty of Furnishing the traitor Douglas.
Not for this object alone, that he may re.
ceive his just desert; but that the influence
of such an example may be felt wherever
the dsgraceful act of the passage of the Ne.
braska Bill is known or heard of.
Your duty to your county, to yourselves,
10 your dearest interests-demands of YOU
you may evince to the people Of the United
States, and to the world, how such conduct
in the Senate Of this Nation is regarded by
the people of the State where the notorious
Senator has made it his home, and where, OF
course, his private opinions and moral prnci-
pies are most thoroughly understood.
And it is plainly the duty of every patriot
of every friend OF the Union, to use every pos
sble means of which he has control, to have
the past political conduct OF Senator Doug.
las properly appreciated and regarded in lts
true light, by those interested in the welfare
Of this people and DESTROYS of the perfecting
and prosperity of this government, under
whose protection we live in the enjoyme nj
Of innumerable blessings and benefits, which
it bestows upon US.
And in what more effectual way can this
object be accomplished, than by requesting
and urging the Senator to resign his seat in
the Senate-thus showing an honest expires.
sion of popular sentiment. 1t is indeed dan.
gerous to suffer the continuance Of q man in
a high position of public trust, who has
shown himself SO utterly unworthy the con-
idence of his constituencies man who has
shown beyond a doubt, that to crafty the
cravings of morbid ambition, lie will total.
ly disregard the binding force Of solemn com.
pacts entered into by the people;-who will
sacrifice principle, trampe upon justice, has no
sympathy with oppressed and suffering hu.
manity-to have such an individual (though
possessed Of intellectual strengh-totally des-
titute of moral power or worthy in a station
where he cTn exert all influence effecting
the affairs of our Government, is dangerous
in the extreme.
A FRIEND OF THE UNIoN..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-06
Letter from Ncwburgh.
NEWBURGH, Oct. end,


Mr.. SANDERs:-I perceived yesterday an
editoiial in the "Warrick Democrat" in
relation to "R.'s" communication in your
paper, of recent date, respecting the meet
ing OF Mr.. Geo. H. Todd, Of your city, and
Gen. Jos. Lane, Ex-Governor, and delegate
from the "far distant" Oregon. They did
meet here, and the Gen. dad make speech
here too in favor of the douglas swindle."
The Gen. in introducing his subject ob-
served 10 the "dear people" that he, the apps.
tie OF "modern, foisfsd Democracy" might
speak for three hours, and probably five
giving to hmselftwo, and to c. Graham,
who is gnawing the public crib at least
three hours. The argument of both gentle.
men did not in the least THROW a ray of light
upon the Concourse of persons collected
They repudia,ed the arguments of dema-
gogues, ofice.holders and seekers, as they
proved themselves conclusively 10 be. In
dividuals here who respected the Gen. at one
time, have turned the "cold shoulder 10 him
now for his prac.iced receptions, accunula.
ted while under the eye Of the present mod
ern Democrats of this place.
1t is true, and can be proven that, men,
stalwart, honest men, did cry out "repeal, re.
peal" on that evening. can give names
if necessary. Probably the editor of the
"Warrick Democrat" did not hear them, as
he thought best to stand by the so-caIled
"Marion of the Mexican War;" and deemed
it not proper to mix among the knowing
ones, for fear of hearing manifestation
that would make him blush for the cause he
is so earnestly and intuitively espousng.
1t is true that Mr.. Graham did get up on
the stand for the purpose of speaking CATER
Gen. Lane) until he found it necessary and
polite to give way to Mr.. Todd; and during
Mr.. It's remarks, he was much molested and
disturbed by the few who clustered around
"Horatio, the Invincible." II was the de-
termination not to have Todd heard, at all,
but another determination was felt in the au.
dience, and he pas heard; and if Mr.. Ora.
ham had not "run all night Mr. T. certa m
iy would have replied to him, as can be pro-
ven, in despite of"revolvers and clubs"
Is it at this day, that men who differ in
political sentiment from others must be
marked and branded, because demagogues
say so! Must it be that all are foul who do
not mix with this bosom of dIstruction-the
Nebraska fever! The editor of the WarricS
Democrat must not wander away in the paths
of sarr asm and useless abuse, and "pervers.
ion of facts" in order to hoodwink and be-
smother the sentiments OF the honest and
true OF our land. However, we can expec,
no more at this crisis, for modern Democra.
cy is now shaking in its shoes with fright.
A WARRICK DEMOCRAT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-06

PRoPHErIc.-J. B. Hall, Esq, editor OF
Enquirer, has just returned from pilgrim
age ofthe First Congressional District, and
says:
"He takes pleasure in assuring his friends
that the prospects Of the Democratic party
were never brighter in the world, Col. Mil
Ter will be elected 10 Congress by 1900 or
1900 majority"
The prospects Of the Democracy ought to
be very much brighter than ever before, for
they never bad half as many hare rubs as
they have during this canvass. About that
Is or 1900 majority for Miller. which Hall
has the assurance TO assure his friends, we
can only say that we deeply regret That. We
know "the people" won't liketo have "Old
Sorrel" beaten that bad. Can't we compro
mise with you, brother Hall, and get you to
stake that down little"
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MP. SOule In Spain.

The government made a beginning of bad
moves when it sent Mr.. Soule to Spain
Every one said SO at the time, except those
whose mouths were sealed, and every one
was right. Since his arrival at the scene
where he promised to distinguish himself,
Mr.. Soule has industriously laid himself out
to bring ridicule upon his mission and his
adopted country. He has effectually sue
ceeded in bringing rdicule upon himself,and,
SO far as we can see, this is almost all that
he has done. He is now obliged to fly from
Spain covered with the ridicule of both
Hemisphere.
What thing it is, that Mr.. Soule, il he
must mix himself up with revolutions rather
than his mission, could not get into some
thing better than miserable little attempt
at insurrection, headed by some crack-brain-
ed hall-pay officers as short.sighted as him
SELF This ia pretty way of helping us to
Cuba, But Mr.. Soule is Frenchman, and
allowances must be made for his blood. II
hic Jaut des emotions. These French Dem
ocrats are so expensive. Sugar and coffee
are as nothing to them when Humanity with
a big "H' is concerned. Heaven bless their
enthusiasm!
The New York evening Post. lash;ng the
Administration about this matter. says:
"lf we must sead abroad representatives
of our country, who cannot keep themselves
from intermedIing with foreign politics.
(says the Post) let them at least be men of
suffi cient sagacity not TO become accompli.
ces in petty revolts, which the appearance
of company of soldiers or dozen of police
officers are enough to put down. Tavern
cons piracies, rebellions brewed in an upper
chamber of coffee house by dozen fellows
who rush into the streets, give feeble hur-
rah, and are picked up and carried of by the
police, are as little creditabie tothe Ameri.
can minister who passes for being their in
stgater, as the retailing of drains is to the
importer of wines and brandies."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-06

" The Ogdensburgh Sentinel tells a
story at the expense Of one Of it's subscribers
wao had stopped the paper because it had
80 many advertisements in it. Just after he
stopped the paper his farm was advertised as
delinquent tor taxes, and sold. Alter n
while. probably by the rvin Of his credit, he
discovered his SIX and by spending two
days time and paying ten per cent. penalty.
he redeemed his farm. On his way home he
stopped at the Sentinel Office and re. subscrib.
ed, and depurted wiser man.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-06
OCTOBER. ELECTION.

8e. A II. SAvpsksi-Sir: Please Announcs CASHMERE
sChLAMp as candidate for the Office of County Commits
tion. oc.s
:, Ma EnTos:-YOu will please my
a,iase ,oA office Of Asssr Pigeon Tswnsh the
'oSsrs iestion: ssPs1 ''''s" '' JOHN TRIBE sS'
M G shssEss:1Pea,e NY Candidate
'ePs NAT. USHER
Mn sASnEss:-yOu viii pleas. announce my nan. as
sieai District Court. sep2j H. " KIGER
Ma SASpERs:-Please announce my name as Candidate
suing osSber ere,;a tor nanderbgh County the
MER as Tor Prosecuting Attorney in t ths AIN
Judicial Circuit st the sissfi October election Ser s
We are authorized to announce GEO H. TODD as candi
Ne District .cposes ofshe Counties Of ysnSerbur.s and
"arrieA' ~ the ensuing october election. sepls
MI sAsprasIYou will please announe. my name as
Candidate election the office Of Assessor of Pigeon
sepIs' JOHN. xAnLErTR.
Mr.. EpIros.-P,ease the name off, d. GREAT
HOUSE candidate Tor the State Senate the
counties OF .y and Ssnaerburgh. sepIss
Sir; Epros: You will please the name Of A. L.
sOBNSOh Candidate for Judge in the Third Judicial
Circuit a. the ensuing election.
sePi5'
Mr. A. II. sASpERs-sir: Please announce nv name As
candidate Tor treasurer Of Nandsrbargh county
election. sepi5 JOHN BURTIS.
A. w. SANDERS. The undersigned desires to an
himself candidate the ensuing Oeobe
tor OF vaaderhurgh in
General Assembly. Respectfully.
sep9. u. W. HARDIN
MN SASDERs:-PTease ssnounce my a candidate
f she Once q Sherd Of Nasd,us County the ensuing
Ostcier election.
ssYs-.s JOHN S. TERRY
Ma SASDERs:-+You II please napee as n
candidate for recollection tn; FigeoIu
icTnship, AZ the sssuing Uetvber election.
fep5 VIM WARREN
Fs We arg authorized to announce JOHN WALSH as n
cah1aate Tor to the Of County Treasurer
'"e Os'ooef eleetieh srr4
Mn. A. II. SANDERS
GU All please announce Independent
STATE to Represent the County of
i-afistnre am nota Know Nothing neither do expec.
to be- Wish 30 asser rights Oldest
tiers In TINS county being In about this county
all aagI5.te NM RATES
a. H. SANpERs, EsqYou will please m ounce nv name
candidate election
derburgh County, at the ensuing October election.
augi John = GAyITY
BE We authorized arnoupee Ixehart as
doae Tor election the Office the Court
umon Pleas for the District the Of
srbush aud arriek, the ensuing
eyi5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-06

The Journal asks whether the people care
less capable of deciding upon Democratic
principles now than they ever have been!'
Of course not. They are just as capable
now as in times past, and, as they have here.
tofore decided in favor of democratic prin-
ciples," and Democratic men, will they
decide again next Tuesday. Have no fears
on this point, neighbor. The people will
vote to suit hemselves.-Epg.
Whenever we put bitter chalice to our
neighbours lips, he always devises some Gun.
ming dodge to escape swallowing it-but it
won't always do. We alluded in our We'd
nesday's issue to the fact that every Demo-
cratic State which had held an election, had
repudiated the Nebraska swindle, a fact
which the Enquirer had neglected to tell its
readers. In alluding specially to the Dem.
cracy Of those states,we asked the questions:
"Are they less capable of deciding upon
Democratic principles now than they ever
have beenp The Enquirer attempts to di.
vert attention from our allusion to the Maine
Democracy, as will be seen ny his quotation
in giving our question general reference
to the people:
We made this aluson simply to show the
falsty of the oit-repeated assertion of the
Enquirer, ",hat all who opposed the Ne.
braska Bill were Abolitionists."
We think the people of those States haze
shown themselves quite as capable, and a
great deal more sensible in repudiating the
swindte, than they were when the Democra.
cy Of the nation pointed to them with SO
much pomp and pride. They evinced it, toe
in not electing such democratic mcn' a.
were in favor Of the Administration and it,
pet infamy.
We think that the Democracy of Indiana
have got just sense enough left to follow the
glorious example which has been given then
by their fellow democrats of other States, OF
Tuesday next.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-06

PRICE OF WHEAT The news of an un.
usually large wheat crop in Europe has pro-
duced an agitation in the wheat market of
the United States, aad a slight fall in prices.
A good crop in this country and also in Eu.
rope, it remains to be seen whether present
prices will be sustained. The European war
will add to the demand and price, but the
large crop in Europe will probably be equal
to the increased demand created by the war.
Farmers would do well to reflect upon this
subject.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-06

RAscALITY CoNFEssED.-Dr. Fitch, the
Abolitionist, in attempting to explain his
A BOLTON letter 10 Grove Pomeroy, in a
speech at Kokomo, said he never entertaine ed
the views indicated in the answer to that let.
ter. He sacrificed his conscientious con
victions upon the alter Of party. He said
that the letter was handed to him By AMI
Wheeler, sterling Democrat, who insisted
that he should give them an affirmative an.
swer, that it was necessary to secure the
election ofJoe Wright, and to save the party
in the State.
IT, in lS49, he would lie TO help the party,
lie il probable that he has so far advanced in
morals as not to lie in 1855 for the same pur-
pose.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Grand Rally 0f:he Pe0pIe!!

THE PEOPLE will ascend in Mass Meeting the Marke
House. Saturday evening at hapast clock Ad-
dresses will be delivered English and German by
guishej speakers Free discussion invited. oct6 It
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GLORIOUS SUMMER.

WITH the bot sury atmosphere OF mid the rank
vegetation OF the low the
of the rivers OF the ani South wther aud die The
burning drinks up the waters and the deeayng plants
OF and poisonous that inhaled
produce lelow Jaundce the stomach and
Bowels Darrhee diseptey. Ague and Fever Bilious
Typhus Fevers Under these cir
should make free of Dr. ,KucEs INDIAN VEGETABLE
PAsACEA. IL power cleanse the bowels purify the
blood and restore health.
umn oil this paper eyS
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STATE OF INDIANA,


NJ Office hereby given that John Ings Jr and Willard
Carpenter have this day hd with the Clerk the board
Of Com 0f Napderhurgh Canny heir petition
the vacation Of the Alleys adjoining Block No. the
Eplarg adj she OF Evansvil- which Block
and embraced in Lamases rity
which alley adJoiNs Lot No. p in the lowes of
Which petition VIII he heard the day the newt
Term Of The Court Of said missions where all
persons Interested notified to appear.
sep& WILLIAM H. WAL EQR. A v G.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

he above Farm contains si al 50 in the
Bottom. Of which there "a cultivation
has orchard ehoc; TALL and ppl. Cher
ries &c. wat-red by several falling springs
branche 'sucient large stock besides tbs
timber Is Of the best quality having taken
Earn is about 80 miles south from New HarnOay.
bank OF the Wabash Rive ia Pesey County Ind IL
good location for wood yard Very is Kept here
tn Illinois side and is healthy piare the Wabash
River Also lot Of Stock hor<s. Corn. Farm
ing utensils. &c.
All above will be sold private sale price for
cash. Forfurther particulars apply to tn suh.cri
sep2j-4w GlLLERT SCHNEE.
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W A curse is like stone thrown up to-
wards heaven, likely to return on the head
of him that sent il.
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RANK NOTICE

The Annual Meeting of Stockholders in the Branch
Evansville of the State Bank OF Evansville election
eight Directors to the ensuing year will lie held
Banking HOu,e. nday the 9th Of November
Polls will he odentd at clock ani closet clock r. NJ
by order of the Booard of Directors.
ort2-3tdwte q. ". RATIIBOFE Cash.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
Members RI Temple OF Homer Lyman Beecher Divisions
OF t. requested to at Temperance Hall Tues
DAY evening the 18th aad FRIDAY evening the 2p
"a oel"ek business Of importance hand By
order ofComniittee. ClAS. r. BR0UGIITON, see'y.
sePl5-td
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HOl sEs AND LOTs AT AUCTION, BARGAINS

On Locust st.. nearly opposite the Sherwood House.
will sell auction the Court House door in Evansville
on Wednesday; Oct Alb at O'Clock p NJ no alley end
Lot No ~ old Plan Evansville dsbe
AZ feet Locust alley IS feet Peter Burks
Brick stable and adoins Mr. Hasvrs thgse brc
The title Is good and will br warranted
Terms sale cash. third six AID third
at twelve months with interest secured tn properly
For further particulars enquire of John fugle. Jr
sep2s did SAMUEL LISTER,
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CORPORATION NOTICE

ARuERED That owners OF the following Lots In the
" Eastern En- argement and fronting Locust street
The Evans Homestead Lot l. Block 49, Lot Block
q. Lots I. q and TO- Block Lots
y 10, II, ~ b. IA. IS ank 10. Block 81: Lots
g. and 10 Block 81; Lots ID H. l5 Is Ia 49, 49, 81 22
% aud a. Block S. the sidewalks
under thu directions the Engineer days after
of this order in default thereof the Marshal
rrced perform said work and the
ing thereby will be assessed aud collected by sale said
Lots much thereof necessary satisfy
and costs BY order of the Common Couasil
oct=-3td GEO. ii. TODD. Clerk.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS .
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
Town ~ LsMAsco CRY. Oct 5h. 1884.
4ARDERED That the at property both s,des
" Gvodsell their Sidewalks the grade thus
Town. within ~ frv ab,ve tate BY order of the
Board. oct6-3t DANIEL CliC1E Clerk.
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STATE OF INDIANA, !.
Van .. r ], n. ~ N EO ssutvl

tanuerOufSn COuntYst
In the Court Common Pleas
ca ion. Dece her "A. ID. 1854.
Attachment On Money Demand.
Robert Kirkhan. }
a andavit having been fled with the plaintiffs
"A plant the Oft Clerk the Court Common
Nanderburgh county setng orih that the
Rob, kirkhaE OF the State OF Indiana
that action against him. The said
notified the the above
and that the will trial
Dec said Court. held
the Court House Evansville the Monday la DE-
bel. ID. JACOB LCNkENhEiMER.
G. &. a.. p kalde bur
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STATE OF INDIANA, lSx
drrbur.h COunsy,S
In Court Common Pleas of ysnue burgh county De-
CENTER term, A. ". lc5i.
Ste hen d. Greer
vs..
Robert kirkham. Attachment on Money Demand.
Jesse kirkham and
Robert Prorles.
having fled with the plaintiff plant.
n ia the office Clerk OF the Court Common Pleas
of fanderburgh county setting forth that the defendants
Robert jesse kirkham Robert Propes
dents the Indiana and that of action exists
against them The said defendants therefore OF
PeBdency the above entitled said Court and that
the Trial the December sad
Court be held Court House in Evansville
the first Monday in December. A. ID ,sji
JACOB LUNkENHEIMER.
octG-3tw @. G. q. Y. yRnuerburgh County.
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o. We have no dispatches to-day.
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NJ. vAUGHy. C. p CULVER wM MoRELAHD.
VAUGHAN, CULVER a. CO..
WHOLES ALE IL RET All. DRCG(:lsCS

IA EEP constantly hand all kinds of 4ilopathc an
IN Eelecre Drugs. Medicines Oils Paints. Glass D,stun
&c. &c Orders socite aud promptly execntedNo 81,
st between Market and Jefferson Louisville. Ky.
sep?5 -6mtd&w
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ADNINfSTR aTORs NOTICE.

superior accommodations very reasonable charges
sep26- Sind
ADMINisTR ATORs NOTICE
VVIHEREAS lett the 81 Ed
w ward Fulton. deceased. .-=ing grsutd the
by the Court Cor..oa Pleas of County OF
Nandernrgh those who .adrhsed said
qnested to forward and IN Ike Immediately and
all those viug 81 aims s1id
according law IL supposed that the sol
vent. sepS-swd .GILLISoN MAGHEE Admir-.
j. ". RYAN,
IMPORTERS and id all DESCRIPTIONS 90 Leather
and Tanners ILL., Oak and Spanish Sls Morocco. Phil.-
lphia aud French Calf skins Boots Meh Lace Lnings
Bindings; Lasting. Kit Boot Trees Lasts PEGS Sc
sale Retail. the lowest sep25-6md
TURKEY RED (HINTZ.-5o plaid red Chitz;u
10 printed red Chinz. hand and for sale ny
JAMES Low CO.
aug2s AIS Main ST. Leuisyille XIV.
CIDER MILLS
NOTuE FARMERS.-Hiekoks latest improved Cider
~ Mills for sale a
ugzs T.GRANT CO.'S,
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ROOMS TO LET

Nd RS. PENTECUSr has large and newly furnished
tA Rooms which she DESTROYS Of letting permansn:
Boarers Any wishing them do by call
ing ut her Boar ling House. ater street. oct5-t
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SITUATION ~ Book keeper or Salesman in prv ;ooa
or grocery Store. Cnexceptcpae reference given "a
ONCE. "' NPPs a. the CITY CLERKS