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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-06

~ We understand the editor of the En-
qulrer has been actually repeating at Vim
cennes about the same speech he made here,
IN company with Col. May. He forms a
very proper ail-pece to that distinguished
Nebraska figure head. We understand
moreose r that he rendered himself al usual.
supremacy ridiculous. He appears to b.
running around the country telling people
how bold he is, that the Know Nothings
nave been threatening to tar and feather
n'm' and do all manner of evil things against
him. Now all this is a mere distorted nb,n.
tom OF his Imagination. He has been play
ing into the hands Of the Know Nothincs
'ne last two months. They doubtless hear.
wy forgive his absurd abuse, considering the
source too contemplate for notice, and tie
enec's too excellent for regret. He need be
u"oer no apprehension for his personal safe
w. Ills owninsignifcance is an ample pro-
lection. But we do not like to hear of hi.
'eiilng communities abroad that anv cons;d-
cradle portion of the citizens of Evansville
nave disposition 10 stoop to a notice Of
hlm' or that they would tarnish their own
characters by attempting his personal injury.
ne Is merely seeking to elevate his own i'm
Portance' and his boyish amusement is en-.
tirely innocent.
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mittea-AII Right.

The Enquirer admits all we desired to
prove by Dr.. Fitch's abolition letters, and
therefore relieves us Of the. necessity Of pub
fishing them. 1t confesses that this Nebras.
ka speaker, imported to the First Distric: for
the purpose of winning converts to the sup.
port Of the repeal Of the Missouri Compro-
mise-this man brought here to preach ex-
tension Of slavery-no longer ago than ls49,
pledged himself to sustain the principles Of
the Wilmot Proviso, in case he should be
elected to Congress-" and "upon this issue
DIR. Fitch was elected" In other words, in
ls49, DR.. Fitch occupied position on the
slavery question precisely antagonistical to
that he now sustains, or tries to sustain
That is all we had any dispositio" 20 prove.
he was tnen wi.-t 20 Vafied an Abolitionist.
He has turned around, ard is now crying
abolitionist to those who formerly opposed
him and are yet consistent. He is a very
fair specimen of doughface. and it is very
proper in the doughfaces to send him around
the country to represent them.
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lowed Sc for printing railroad certificates.
Ordered pursuans TO the report of Raleigh,
Decker and Elliott, that the Clerk be allowed
$50.
Ordered that the bill of the Evansville Gas
Light Company be laid over.
John III. App, Daniel Leffel, Frederick
Gebhart and Frederick Schultz, were licens.
ed TO retail fermented liquors until the first
Monday in August 1855. for ten dollars each.
)JosPh Glasgow was licensed to keep three
billiard tables for hire and reward until The
first Monday in February, 1856, for the sum
of twelve dollars and fifty cents each.
A proposition from John Stocks for the
construction of public cistern referred to
the Mayor TO contract for the same
The Mayor and Councilmen Raleigh and
Stephens were appointed a committee To
contract for rock for street crossings on Lo-
Gust street to the market, and for other city
purposes.
Permission was granted to Councilman
Steele to lay pipe from the Canal, OH the
East side of Cherry street, to lot II, w. E..
ordered that an election be held at the
Neptune engine house, on Saturday, the 10th
September, 1854, for the purpose OF filling a
vacancy IN the olfice of Councilman for the
second ward, occasioned by the death of
Francis A. Linck, aud Horace Durham is
appointed Inspector of said election.
Ordered that the Council adjourn till Mon.
day evening, September llth, 1854, at ID o.
clock, p. NJ.
Attest: G. H. TODD, Clerk.
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The Democratic Party and the I'm nm q
grants.

grants
The organs of the "democratic' party of.
ten render prominent the merits, which their
party has earned in the cause of the mmi-
grated citizens and paint with glarinq col.
ours the dangers, that may follow upon a sep
GRAFTON from this party. The adjustment
OF the Alien and Sediton-Laws under Jeffer.
son is the good action, with which they still
decorate themselves, and the resolutions,
passed by some few democratic Conventions
against the Know Noihings, or the furious at.
tacks male by some few stump-speakers up
on this secret political society shall be The
evidence. that the "democratc'' party does
cherish the same sincere sentiments towards
the Immigration now, which characterized
her 80 years ago.
AT the same time it is something very sin.
gular, that this regard Tor the Immigration of
the "Democrats" can only be found in States.
where the adopted citizens have been The
main support of this mouldered party until
the present time. So in Indiana, Illinois.
Wise, nsin, Ohio, &c.
But IN States, where the propensity OF the
Immigrants for the democratic party has al.
ready grown lukewarm, like in New York for
instance, we see ais, the profession OF regard
OF the democratic Conventions and Srump.
speakers less violent; the First Love-, h as
there already cooled off,
In States further, where the Immigration
dares To disregard the instructions of the
l''democratic" leaders, all prediction for
sour German and Irish fellow citizens" is al
an end, there the Democrats" utter nick.
names by The quantity against the Immi-
grafton and even unite with the Know-No.
thlnus oainsf the adanted fallou -;,;,a
So it was in Missouri, where the Immigration
would not listen to the Nebraska parole. =
There the democratic" Administr, ton mr..
gans sPiutiered the poison of hell upon them,
FOR Benton and AGAINST Nebraska VOTING
Germans and IRISH, there the Administers
tion-democrats, with the "democra,icn Vice.
President Atchson at their head united with
the Wings and Know Nothings sgainst the
Immigration 10 olect Nebraska Wing,
In States at last, where the Enumeration
does not How to, and consequently no DO.
iitical capital is to be made out OF il. like
in most OF the southern States there The
Messts. "Demo Gratis" regard the free laborer,
as mere animals that stand yet below their
negroes, and "democratic" Congress Repre-.
seniatives of South Carolina and GEORGIA
Sn iridirue and scorn The beggery "baqgag..
which comes from the land of Sourkrout.'
| The regard for the immigration the demo.
cratic party does profess is therefore tina,
principle no more, which il was al the time
OF Jefferson. AT present it is bat a pretext.
a by pocrisy, an artificial work, used by pro-
fessional politicians without primo Piles then
and there, when and where an opportunity
is offered, To secure the votes of the immiora.
ton Reform. sa
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1Iaj. Robinson Declined .

We saw letter yesterday from Major
Robinson, in which he said that he had JUG
made speech at Washington, Dsviess coun-
ty, in which he had informed his hearers
that he then and there addressed his fellow
citizens the last time this canvass as a can
didate for congress. Judge Hall had been
nominated By the Petersburgh Mass Meet
ing, and he (Msj. Robinson) and the people
had every confidence in Mr.. Halls honesty
and ability, and that he was right on the
great question now agitating the country -
Maj. Robinson has shown the proper spirit
in this matter. He had made many warm
friends and supporters by his speeches,
among both parties--and Of men who would
have stuck to him to the end. We have, in
deed, received letters from Wings and Dem
ocrats, who opposed the nomination of any
other man against Miller than Robinson
But this could not be, and Maj. Robinson
himself has the good sense to acquiesce with
the decision Of Mass Meeting OF the people,
We hope, however, his voice will be heard
over the whole district. He is an able
speaker and we know has at heart the great
question to which he alluded in his letter.
therefore we trust he will make it convent.
ent to address himself to the people on everv
convenient occasion.
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IsDIANApoLrs, Aug. 81. 1854.

DER SASDERs:-A complete embargo
seems to be laid on newspaper intercourse
between your place and ours. Whether my
last letter ever reached you or not, is not 10
the power Of this deponent TO affirm, your
paper not having reached the longing eyes
of the said deponent for some two weeks
previous TO the date of the episte aforesaid.
went to see whether could find any traces
of you among the i"exchanges." A single
No. Of ancient date and sadly dia pidated con.
dition was the sole reward of my Search
This is only one proof more of fact that
we are sufficiently aware Of here, name
ly, the necessity of some more direct mail
communication between your city, and riv.
er points below you, and ourselves. Letters
from Memphis, for instance, rot very seldom
fail to arrive here at all, and generally are
from ten to fourteen days on the way. But
these delays are expected TO be ended when
the valley of White River shall be threaded
by the track, and traversed by the cars OF
your "Straight Line
At present it is quite probable huge
mass OF mail matter 10 accumulated at The
Vncennes postoffice. The stages between
that point and Terre Haute are doubtless
heavily laden, while the Ohio is so low, but
if the postmaster would despatch few mud
Wagon loads Of papers to Terre Haute. il
would be vast kindness to US in this region.
Let me hope you will exhort him to that good
work
The earth hereabouts was greatly refresh
ed, and the face OF nature rejuvenated gem
orally, by The rain of Sunday, the 9th. IL
was attended by high wind also, probably
the spent force of that which did so dread
fol work in Louisville, bat no injury was
done here. The rain, however welcome in
itself, came too late to be of much benefit to
the corn crop of this region, and beside that
was not of sufficient extent. IL is also ex-
cessively hot again, the mercury at this mo-
ment q p. Nj standing at 81 in the shade.
do not suppose we are in danger OF gen.
eral famine in our land, but it requires no
prophet to foresee that the next twelve
months will witness scarcity in the essen
,ial articles of food, and an amount of dis
tress among the poorer classes, such as have
never occurred in the country yet. Yours,
A. b. G.
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DRoUTH In New YoRK-We learn from
a friend who has just returned from Northern
New York, that the drouth in that section is
disastrous beyond all conception. Net a
green thing be eecn growing Tor mios,
IN many locations. Farmers are feeding out
their scanty hay crops to keep their cattle
alive, and many are compelled to drive their
stock ten or tw enty miles to get supply OF
water, and carry their feed like distance.
The most disastrous consequences are appre-
hended the coming winter. Farmers have
no means Of paying their merchants. and in
turn, merchants cannot pay for their goods
purchased of the jobbers in the large cities.
New York merchants are already on the
"sharps" for their debts, but meet but little
encouragement for anything like ready pay.
There is no telling what the end will be.
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0-The Enquirer says Judge Hall twill go
to Congress the elected agent OF the vile
abolition party" Is it possible. Now will
the Enquirer please tell us where this abo.
iition party is which he is to represent, We
should like 10 In wv, for we have lever been
able to fad six abolitionists in Wander burgh
county. Still we are glad to hear from the
Enquirer that Judge Hall is to be elected, lie
matter who he may act as agent for.
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GA woman arrived here couple day,

GA woman arrived here couple days
since on a little family boat, with family OF
six children, nearly every one of whom with
herself was sick with the fever and ague,
and in almost starving condition. Her hus-
band had died just below Cincinnati, and
they were on their way to Adams county,
III. A purse was made up for them through
the aid of our worthy mayor, and they were
made comparatively rich.
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had late considered the for selling and of
Patent NJ deias aud that the in
Melcue the WORLDS ieyrred inhabitants
But give tul DR.. L.. ADAMS Lives bassm Is tails ed
used and creating greater sensation than
Compound before the public aud should NOT hisOe the
case, IL post producing IN N 9th
Medicine now ext MT 1t is osensle TACT thst TINS Ned-
good what it claims wHrrantse-and
of The failure in What il claims TO do. We
ourselves that there hLmbag about it, See the
Iestimon ials IN this raper.
see Advertisement. in this paper. ey3
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0TWe find the following singular occur
renee related IN the Buffalo Patriot A Ger.
man woman having died recently in tina,
city, was laid out. and, as was the custom. a
Lighted candle was put in her hand. The
watchers, from some cause, happening all TO
leave the corpse for short time, the candle
by some means set fire TO the bed and can
near burning the house down. The body
was almost consumed when the fire was dis
covered, and the spectators says that the ap-
pearance of it in its charred and blackened
condition was terrible.
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GLoRInrs suM,fER.

WITH the hot sultry atmosphere OF mid the rank
vegetation the owlands aud the marshes in the deep valleys
SOUTH wthef and die The
burnng drinks thu waters and the oecsyng plants
give noxou aud poisonous yapcs that ~ inhaled
produce yellow aundee Dvranseiuea OF the Stomach and
Bowels Darrheo. dseptery Agae aud Fever biious
Typhus Fevers Unier these circumstances aud nuen
shoula AXE free Of Dr. BRUCE INDIAN VtGErABiE
PANACEA 1t cleanse the bowels purify the
blood health in another col
umu Of this paper eyS
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%At Lexington on Sunday morning last
awhile boy, about twelve years of age, was
observed lying in wagon which had stepped
on the road about three miles fom Lexington.
1t was thought he was asleep. but upon exami-
nation he was discovered TO be dead. 1t
appears bis father had promised him severe
whipping, and to avoid being punished he
had taken strychnne.
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% We thank our friend. VIM. Nicely
johnson, Esq, of San Francisco, for Califor.
MIA papers. and copy of the Pioneer, a
California monthly magazine.
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EVANSVILLE C0MMERgIiL COLLEGE,
EstysNGis-t. INAlkya

VuNHE above Institution located on First
IL tween Main aud earfore streets. (cdsslrs HAL in
s1den- all tiais from ee sr Of seEteber until the mid
die OF Nag.
fnsritnton in he Wts and effort shI wanted the
pat OF the Priaepa 70 make Students eoorabe in ever
iesleet
Practical and Instead az asn looks pupils
exercised in making original entries
on trial openg aud closing great variety Of de
Including balance sheets dc TACT the
duties that will be Trqair in
thus 4uain the student entering the Ps
duties OF ACcoNTAS1 kind OF III
OF in ion will consist OF 10 II
Double ENTRY BOOK KEEPING 500 ...
In all its branches Including
Business Steam q Book Keepux Cotamission Bp
accounts Current Account sales Nercaae Cairuia
tons aud complete system Of Commercial Correspondence
students therefore enter progress
ratio OF their capacity
a TJiL be comrlced In six eight weeks
an9 not reqsre than four weeks The tme
ssr wall not be limited Students review any time
free Of charge. I.II : -
THE Pastoral will take pleasure in doing e.erythins in
his his
accomplished accountants.
DlPlonAs awarded TO those deemed worthy OF them
TERMS trsErnD OR stcGKrD for tn. Mercantile course.
s. Ii. Book s2lOc: including
Book Keeping. s25 90; Mere ,nte Calculations 81 CO.
Young ishins 70 qualify Practical Book
Keepers respectfully
ana satisfy themselves regard 70 advaDe
ages TO be derived from attending ofes.ons
Institution.
The Principal feels justified in saying that any pe.on Of
orddary business qualifications.
Of the practical Book this than
could be learned in the Counngouse Dumsr years.
Hours OF Instruction from 70 H. A. M from ~ r.
and to Ia in the evening Pupils attending evening
sessions Will furnish their lights For further
ton call at the address the unde signed. q .
Catalogues giving full particulars wall be application
to ,ne ondersgned. JEREMIAH Benin. Principal.
EVANSVILLE August. 1854. aug2f
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PLANO FoRTEs.
NEW S7JS.CALINSTR, MGNT ScORr.
Ii FIRST STREET NEAR TIE POST OEFICE.

FIRST SfRBEr NEAR the POST OFFICE.
-. THE rrdersigRed respectfully legs
~ -. leave To iniotr the ladies an gentlemen
tl II >" sahfirefs 81 Musical ant paintings Of
~ ely aud vicinity. that he will
te hst OF ptenser raaynal Depot
IN tn ahnNr DIES ribd consisting paly in Pr
Of the ost celebrates makers iH existence
teised the hrst premium in Erope we'll America the
l Wor de- air and would assert with sae dssree cicedh-
denee fact he b. ev IS these we'll OIL Paint.
probably the viii
kt- eiie. that the Strides of in Lera
ture ment amply Justify the surpore
o home paronag here ct such establishment and the
rortatan OF such goo -. Oil Paintings
sded fawes 10 aeorn enr fv"rte Parits have een in
20 tb e.adf,rbp'eut. Bvins musician y
iessn brought ia ny ui.rlnrnt t. ~sf, in sell citing the
lest tusrS aJ uh good. tie markets EarOp. ios-
ant New York Afforded thug for Of
these ho's aAord to s thea asoSt their original
leu fully waratkr the hrillsncy
Of tone Of PA touch. durability d lhe ling i
Fped tune. .... 49,.
AlS0;-A selection OF Bsmloa oria al Walking ones
ofdiaereEs sizes aud Nnd.w erads
tares. ornamental aud PLAN The ,tsf lisn Strg 10
Bri Tailpec-s Pegs II 's-in other items
Es Pianos tuned ia equal teoref through all the
four kevs and repaired Tn rd,- e.
ee- sec nj haned aiken in xel ange, part
et well IMPROVED unimprovsd iaaded prop
ertv. IL fesiied.
augz2-Sm J. BERNHARD HENAINGs.
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SPECIAL NOTICE s.
PEnFE,srLY DISAPPOINTED

II p Blank Deeds of the most approved form and on
sne ptper Blank Notes, Bills Ladn, &c. &C. for sale
al this Office
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Mr.. A. ". SANDERS
SIR:-You will please my Independent
Caneae the Conniy Of vandrufh in the
Legi-lature Know Nothing neither do expec.
be;' wish my rights o Oldest
tiers in this being about this county twenty
and believ- Represent
all augi5-te WA. BATES.
A. SANDERS. Esg.-You will please my name
candidate fvf election the office SnEhifF of VAN
derburgh County. st the ensuing October election.
augi JOHN 5. GAVITr.
GFF We authorized announce the of IRA A.
FAiRCHILD candidate for of vanderbur Coun
the ensuing October elections subJs the decision Of
he County Convention. eyza
authorized Asa iglehart can
didate the occ ofJudse of the Court Of
P.as for the District composed Of the counties Of
Wand and warrck at the ensuing oetober election
eyI5
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

TaNH Propetors of this House have removed their
II cid aa on Main street. their Hotel. finish
opposite the Cuur; House where they epared
mmOda their old customers and all others
ne to cal them d" much s riorsye than formerly
kful past patronage u solicit
aace OF the which shall all
it, Oar are viii DC tie best the market Affords
charges moderate.
Good Stsblirs and Wagon Yard hep. fSrceup.y CUSTOM
eylosd&wu FELKER 4 nBpDERECH
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meeting held III day Of SEPTEMBER 1854 by all
N Evansville and Lams
solved That the h Of September 1885, 1t shall not
he allowed any them sell barrel Of Beer Eve
ansvi Lamsco Price Of 81 30 half
barrel. less than 81 Is eh quarter barrels Tor less
Nh III lecsh They also sell beer by the
date less than
kKilENER & REFS.
JOHN SCHi LER,
COOK & RICE. ~.
PHILIP KOCH. r..
JOHN EMKlCH.
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OCTOBER ELECTION.

Mr.. SANDERs:--lou " IL please ms name n
candidate PREDICTION the PigeO
Township, at the ensuiEs Uctober election.
sep5 WM. WARREN.
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Ser We are authorized to announce JOHN WALSH as
,lectIon. sep
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KENTUCKY SCHUOL OF MEDICINE.
NHE 9Th session Of this Insttason Tuesday
octoherslst and continue un February with
the folio wing faculty: -
BENJANiN w. DUDLEY. NJ. D.. Emeritus Professor Of
Anat my and Surgery.
JoSHOA o. FLINT. NJ. D.. Professor of the Principles
and Practice of Surg-ry..
HENRY NJ. BUfLiTr NJ. n. Professor &C Physiology and
ROBr ,BRECkiN RIDGE. NJ D.. Professor OF N.seria
NJ diea and Clinical SarR-ry. n = = = = = =
THoS ". oLESCOrf. ". D., Professor o. Anatony
JOSEPH NORWOOD. NJ. D.. Professor Of Chemistry.
JOHN HARDIN ~ fr lies Of Obstetrics Diseas-
Is Of Women aud Children.t ~ i = : 81
L. NJ. LAWSON. NJ ID. Professor Of Theory ana Practice
o Medicine md Cnicai Medicine -
DAVID CUMhiNs Al. ID. Demonstration Of Anataav---
Clinical Lectures the Louisville inc Hosetal twice
Ftr..f...
OF Preliminary Letcrcs the School and the Hos
pitil during the manth OF October tree a. ehary-
Material Prset e=l Aasiogy dssectiuE
ill lie n cd gu e T. % rhsr. g.
The fees for the fu eturrs s05 Mat
REGULATION fee to he paid Vnyl IS n,s-erg tick So
Graduation fee s25- L.. J. BRECkIS RIDGE
aug2j-weow-nVyl Deau . the Faculty.
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING. :::::SEPT. 6.

THERE will be meeting Of the PEOPLE 1t the Market
House. Thursday evening next at gas light discus
sion Of OF the Interesting political questions which
now epgag'ry q Q public attention. sep6-2s
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0TT0N end linen Floss. Purse silk. Sleeve rspa, an
~ Eia-lies. ioSsa sIAs e2 A. C. PUsHEE.S.
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CANAL. RoAT Fan S.IE

HEESE.-Fifsy ho,es prime Cheese. reed and sale
~ below the market rate. ~
auglS VIM. REILLY.
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SAP 5 3tdlv
COMPREHENSIVE

THE und rgned have this day formed
IL the style .d tiiil Holiday.
Business in tins city. EDNARD X. HILL.
septk-t. MARCUS II. HOLIDAY.
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Proceedings of the City Council.

Ordered that Dietsch g. Schaeffer be all
lowed Sc for printing railroad certificates.
Ordered pursuans TO the report of Raleigh,
Decker and Elliott, that the Clerk be allowed
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SOAP-75 boxes Boston. New York and Evansville brand
~ for sale by 5. 4. GILBERT SEQ
augz; sye near Water
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1--WE new and substantial Canal Boat LEWIS U0wES.
willie offered at private SALE sih withOu,
Terms one san excellent boat 10 every particular be-
M strong rOoms and gh For urte enquire