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President Polk,s opinion.
James X. Polk, in his message to

James X. Polk in his message to Con-
gress, December 5, lS4S, made use OF the
following language in referring 10 the Mis-
souri, Compromise. 1t may not be consid-
cred Democracy now-a-daws, by the old Ia
ners, but it was received then as something
nearly akin to il.
Upon great emergency, however, and
under menacing dangers to the Union, the
Missouri Compromise line was adopted, in
respect TO Slavery. The same line was ex-
tended farther west in the acquisition OF
Texas. After an acquiescence of nearly
thirty years in the principle Of compromise,
recognized and accomplished by these acts,
and to avoid the danger TO the Union which
might now follow it ii were disregarded,
have hitherto expressed the opinion that
the line of compromise should be extended
on the parallel of So degrees and thirty min
utes, from the western boundary Of Texas,
where ii now terminates to the Pacific ocean.
This is the middle ground of compromise up
on which the different sections of the Union
may meet as they have heretofore met"
Some of the Nebraskaites, John Petit
among the number, asserts there never was
any issouri Compromise. We think that
Polk, who was at that time the great stand
ard bearer of the Democratic party, says
something in the above extract about such a
compromise. The question is, who is the
Democrat. James X. Polk then, or John
Petit now! Polk net only saw the good
effects of the Missouri Compromise, as il
stood, but he also saw future benefit in The
further extension of it. he were alive
now and should promulgate such doctrine
he would be read out of the party, if we ma!
dignity the faction by the name of party.
Chanticleer.
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TELEGRAPHIC!
ARRIVAL OF THE
STAR OF THE WEST!

NEW Iokh, sept. O.
The Star of the West brings about one
million in gold dust.
| A treaty has been concluded between the
American commissioners and the Govern
ment Of the Sandwich Islands for annexa.
ton.
All of the members of the Kings council
favor annexation except two. The King
was the most active promoter OF the treaty.
The treaty was dispatched by mail from
San Francisco on the 10th.
The details of the treaty have not yet
transpired.
The mining prospects were never more
favorable.
Lieut.. Beckwith, Of the overland survey.
ing party, arrived at Sacramento. lie ex-
amned passes north of Mobiles passes,
and pronounces all impracticable for rail-
road, except Mobiles and one next north
All hopes of an arrangement between the
wings oil the Democratic party OF California
are abandoned, and there is but little doubt
that the Wings will carry the State, but it is
thought the Know Nothings hold the balance
Of power. They are represented as very
strong in all of the prin cipal towns.
ROCHESTER,, Sept. 7.
trail Rolroad was destroyed fire this after
noon. The building is 100 feet in diameter,
and built of brick, with an immense dome
Ioof upon iron frame. Seven locomotives
were destroyed: cars containing flour and
lumber were burned. Five hundred cords of
wood caught fire from the engine Of the
saving machine. Loss about S60,000.--
The fire detained the passengers each way.
The track is much warped.
New YORK, Sept. 8.
The brokers refuse the bills of the Mer-
chants Bauk, Burlington. VT; River Banks,
Connections; and the Cumberland Bank,
Me. Nearly all of the deposits OF uncurrent
money arereceived only at the risk of deposit
tors. the bankers insisting upon the right to
return the same in cash of failure.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.
New Orleans papers of Saturday are re-
ceived.
The Howard association have commenced
taking care of fever patients.
The Savannah Georgian presents a sad
picture Of the health of the city. There are
immense numbers OF sick; half the boarding
houses are entirely deserted. Hotels are
closing, and business is entirely suspended.
Deaths from the 9th to the 4th 1874; OF
yellow fever 81.
The liabilities Of Robertson, the abscond-
ing merchant from Augusta, are $4,000.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 8, p. NJ.
Flour Z 80, extra brands S5;' linseed oil
soc; whisky 32c; nothing done in prov-
sions; sugar steady at 4la5ac; sales OF cCf-
fee lllal2Ic.
COLUMBUS MISS, Sept. 8.
A destructive fire took place here to-day,
at about o'clock. Ii originated in Mrs.
Tufts millinery establishment. The build
ing was frame and caught from a spark from
the chimney. The fire also consumed Gas
ton g. Miller's cabinet shop. adjoining the
postoffice; Franklin g. Bros dry goods
store; Jas. jones a. Co., druggists; WIN.
Smyless, dry goops; w. Herin's coniection-
cry; Lark Stems music store; Parbam q
Mason's wholesale aud retail grocery; T.. G.
EggIestein's grocery and commission; J. Il.
Schorlars grocery and confectionery; De-
loney a. Harper's tin shop; Peol's barbar
shop; and one or two frame buildings. The
loss is not known.
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MARIN & CO., A G ENTS,
BY THE STATE OF MARYLAND,
FOR The SALE OF TICKETS IN THE
M AatXLAND STATE LOTTERIES
FUR SEPTEMB EK. lB1


Payment Of Prizes GaaraRteed by the<State.
FTER the formation of the scheme of the Lottery Ii is
"A submitted to the Of the Commissioner OF Lot
erie who is elected by the people Of the State which he
either correcs approves On the day he atten DIS
the place ted-the bars. IRON to IS rs.
printed cards each rolled separately riacedi
wheel after which, boy stkn from the Audience and blind
folded the wheel then made revoye aer~ ards the
puts in his hand and takes of the rolls which
ceived the Commissioner who opens it, holds IL before the
assembly, aud IL the The
wheel IL made TO revove again and second drawn and in
like n third. until :. 10
ticket having The second and third drawn numbers
er how drawn entitled to the highest pre the FOURTH
nth and sixth. to tn. second high.st prize, &c.
We recommend following Lott rice 10 considers
ton May Ne have opportunity send you prize! All
orders tickets should lie directed to
e.. MARIN n co Baltimore. Nd.
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

FHNHE Propretors Of this House have from their
- old stand on Main street their Hotel. finish
opposite the Court House. where they
aceommeda their old aud all others
ne to a upon them in much style than rmer
Thankful past patronage ully solicit
Of which shall all endeavors
IT, Oar fare will be the best the market Affords. and
charges moderate.
Good sabling and wagca Yard kept orcountry custom
eylO-d&wEf FELkER & HEDDERECH
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r. GECHEG ANS
EXTRACT OF HYDROpIPER,
,R DYSPEPSIA, scRoFULA- AND ALL IMPURITIES IL
BLOOD.


FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRorULA. AND ALL IMPURITIES
Prepared By one Of the Faenftv.
THIS vegetable remedy which is spreading 10 ell
parts the eogntry is prepared by graduate ofone
high standing in his profession and much opposed 10
empireism quackery any one be, as is shown
by The fact that the recipe is published and accompanies
each bottle Of the medicine. thus generating II from
the charge of being a nOstrum.
fr is PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
will be by references to The Circular ana oy the
accompanying certificates.
Unlike Sarsapara, the Hyroppsr quick in its ac-
tion the FIRST bottle often producing wonderful results,
as in the case of the negro girl Of Mrs. Simmons Of
Louisville, who was relieved oil
RIINDSESS IN ONE WEEKu
In short wherever known u stands at the head OF all
remedies for the following diseases:
Dyspensa Scrofula, White swelling, Negro Consump-
ton Chronic Rheumatism, Govt Neuralgia. Ulcers and
all skin Diseases, all Renal or Kidney Affections, all
Female Irregularities aud Distinctions Mercural Dis
Secondary syphilis General Debility and all dis
ORDERS arising from impure blood and bad Habit OF
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
thi. remedy stands unrivaled. 1t is slight stimulan
and a powerful tonic and alternative.
As beautifer of the complexion in the Of
pies and blOthes producing clear and beautiful skin
1t much more safe and remedy all the
metics and lotions ia existence. Try IL and you will
regretit DO notlose confidence If hould
medicine being drive all mpuritiesto the surface and
by that means out Of the system. ...r- a
HARDEsspurG KY, Oct. c, 1851.
DR.. A. +. Geohegan-Desr Sir: haveexaTp med our
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract of Hydroppe for
the of scrofula in all its FORMS aud other chronic
affections, viz: rheumatism, Female Weakness &c
Having prescribed and watched its effects in many cases
of the above diseases and having always found il eec>
tual most cheerully recommend il 70 the afflicted as
the best Alternative and tonic have ever used-alto
gether superior TO sarsaparila. and any Of it. com
pounds. N. II. WAKEFIELD, ~. d.
OwESsBoRo', KY, March 25. 1852
Dear DoctorI recev ed yours of the 92d inst. ac
cordng TO your request acknowledge the receipt of Hy
dropiper.
In several cases in this community il has renewed
Dyspepsia. In short consider ii valuable prepare
ton. have been using il myself and think IL dement's
my generalhealth. Respectfully. yourlneno,
PRICE 81 per BOTTLE bottles for So wbep taken az
one time. Raymond ibn,
70 whom all orders should be addressed
Agents in Evansville, HALLoCh &sn oppaI,p
Princeton, T. D. hALLoCk
unhes d&w6m-is
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OFFICE OF -HE K. & C. II. r.. CO.,
fyANSxut Saof 1874

NOTICE hereby given. that the Annual thr
Evansville
Company viii be held &C the Court House n city
anN on Monday the "a DAY OF DC cher next between the
hours Of 10 o o'clock A. N. and O'Clock p. "
sepS-Ls lin Z. MARTIN
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NOTICE OF SAFE.

~ Office Is hereby given that will sell Public Auction
Friday the 18th day Of ember. 1857.
dence oJohn Rankin late Of COUNTY deceased
his personal property ssng OF horses lot of cattle
hogs in the shea household aud kitchen furniture farm
utensils and other articles credit Of ~ onths
will be gyensoa all three dollars the pureher
his uo,e with approved security waving valuation ant APP
pra semsnt laws JOEL MALTBY. Admir-.
by JAS. HARLAN. j., Atty. seP53w
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COIN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE.
CORRECTED DAILY FOR THE JoURNALBY
G COPELAND, BANKER,
CURRENCY RATES.

Dealer an Erehasge. Coin Land Warrants, UneH,rent
Money, &C., &e.; Ofee Eirst ST. near .Haii.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

NOTICE shereby given tina, will sell pub ic auction ON
~ Thursdy the 18th day oSepemher the residence
Of Bal. late Nanderhurg County
property consisting of Buggy and Mule
Colt Cows and Calves young C.tle and about 80
head ofHog.
consider.be quantity of Household
credit nine will be
dollars the purchaser giving his with
security waving valuation ard apErai..ment laws.
JOSEPH H. SN EETEN,
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z7.sli PRIZES TO RE DISTRIBUTED.

Tickets Al; halves. so c.s; quarters Is. cts.
We will issue a Certificate of
p whole tickets for s co - quarter tickets for - IS
Is half 7Ol Is eighth ISL
We will 80 every dvr, whsn $40
invested in uck
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GREAT WESTERN MEDICINE. i
DIR BRUCE'S
N ID 1 A N v r. G E Il A b L e
PAN ACEA.
For the Radical Cure of
DYSPEPSIA. Scrofala Kings Evil Incpient Consunp

For the Radical Cure of
DYSPEPSIA. Scrofala Kings EVIL Incpient Consunp
II ton Rheumatism Inflammation Of the Eyes Liver Com
plains Gravel Piles. Dropsy Sick and Headsehe
Pain in the Sde Breast and Back Diseases of The Kidneys
Spleen and Spine Goodness OF the Feet Old
Swelling Of the Glands Lumbago Jauudce Female Irreg
ularties and all diseases arising from improper
1T PURIFIEs THE BLOOD.
The Panacea in square bottles with the let
NEW CASTLE. KY blown in the glass.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
Alternative Purgative Durete Diaphoretc and Tonic
action the Liver and Blood is powerful and sAnatv
Constipation. and is the MASTER KING OF PAIN!
with promptness the Kidneys Urine pro
causes equilibrium 1t pur6es the Blooa
clears the the Tongue the Breath
while il thus from the system all INFLATED
mater tonic properties give action parting
new life and vigor. Price 81 per bottle.
e. III. STOCKwELL. NJ. D.,
Professor Of Aaatomy Physiology and Hygiene successfully
in Phil sdel phia Cincinnati. says:
Messrs BKUcE Col have used extensively separately
aud collectively the articles composing the Compound Of
Bruces ISDAS VEGETABLE PASAcEk and consider it the
that before the peoge 1t safe and
degree of pharmaceutical science.
E. H. ST0CKwELL, d.
PROF. T. c. GAYLE,
Dean OF the Faculty. Memphis. Tenn. speaks thus:
L. NJ. BRUCE. NJ. New Castle. Ky
Dear Sr submitted Compound to Professors NJ
Gabbert aud p Watson they think very highly indeed
your Panaces and think il well calculated very
saluary effect siterant. give my opinion Of
physicians Others who wish cheerfully
give il my individual recommendation.
am, very respectfully. your ob'tserv
T. G. GAYLE,
Dean of the Faculty.
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CANAL BOAT FOR SALE.

fINHE new and substantial Canal Boat LEWIS HOWES,
WILDE offered private SALE With without
She excellert boat in every particular
ing strong roOmy and light For further particulars enquire
Of aus29-lm NATHAN ROWLEI.
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remedy community the confidence
feel srtielc which seldom fails realize
aud the its that almost
of the alb unds in publicly known who
restored from alarming aud desperate the
lungs by Its When once tried Its superiority
other medicine kind observation
and where its viruse known the public longer hesitate
What antote employ for the distressing and dangerous
sections of the pulmonary which incident TO
climate.
Nothing has called louder for the earnest enquiry of
than the and fatality eonsumptve
complaints has class of had their
Investigation and Butas adsqua remedy had
from attacks the respiratory til the introduce
ton of the CHEHRY PFcroR This article is the product of
ish the munity with remedy OF this
ment the American people themselves prepared to
Judge and appeal with confidence their decision there
station certify it has done for them. il
when dangerous affections of the throat and
lungs yield it. depend the tei
gent Ply who know-n IT.
IL there reliance anything then Is IL reIuay
proven that this medicine does relieve and does The class
known mankind If this true cannot be too freely
pubs ed. he too widely knowa The afflicted should
should know it, their children preel All hould
know it. for health he priced Unlike pre-
material Still it is afforded the public low
price and what Of vastly them
iy suffered to decline from It's original standard
celence. Every bottle ofts hcinc factured
good has been made heretofore eapa
lie Of making No toll spared in maintaining
the best perfection which is possible produce Hence
patient proeures the genuine CHERRY PEcroRA can re-
having good article has been had by
ny pursuing course hope doing some good
in the world well the satisfaction Of believing that much
has been done already.
HF- Sold in Evansville by KELLER. FARNSLFY co,
and LEIGH VERLING Wholesale and retail in Princeton
cAMP BEL Il and BY Druggists throughout the State
Je2-3m
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Tickets go; Halves IS; Quarters s2h; Eghths s1H.
We will issue Certificate of
Is Whole Tickets fer s rs Quarter Tickets for s3s so
Half ~ 90 % Eighth IS
In ordering Tickets select the Lottery the Glass and
date enclose the instead of ver
direct De mention Town Coun
and State and t. write your address plainly Prizes drafts
Bank Notes solvent Bank received in Be
careful to direct TO
ey26 G. MARIN CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
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READ. READn READ.,

READ. REA d.! RIA DiW
Statement Of the Rev s. sumner President OF the Henry
for high and honorable bearing as his school is famed on
Of his skill teacher and the rapid his pupils
NEw CASTLE. KY. May IS. 1883.
With S1s mas
of teachers has also used with decided benefit and
Medicine my care and
Let everybody procure one of Dr. Bruce, Aimanae and
performed
PRINCIPAL DEPOTs;
BRUCE Co., New Castle Kentucky;
E Z; H. Right \ co. indiaa1Poiis Ind.
and for H. and q. eommon snn,
A jsiO-sa '' A RELIEF. F&RNsLiT CO. Evansville
SELLING OFF All COST.
r-1up PUSH ~ ELY AND NO hlMbCS; 81
Evansville that he selling .hs resi-
due Of his Spring and =. s TPpsy s'Sss
Ses Leave to semars that my stock has been
get good bag wall please avail themsel' OF such
900 opportunity Come all aud see tor yourselves.
cyl L. siLBERMNN. Main st. door below Br. Blk.
rOTI ON BATTING rs sales No 1 and 2. for sale by
" augs ). Il. GILBERT a Co.. sycamorest.
pHOAD CLOTHS cases black, brown, mode and
ID psa'ss. rec u '"is Gay aud i'r sale y supcRu.x
,ugls MIN st door below Branch Bank.
HAMS. ~
z CASKS plain Canva'ssd' oask Quiseys Extra susa
ass HAMiLToN's. corner Locust and Sees sts.
CHEESE
UlECEIvEo per steamer Bridge City. IS boxes Cream
n u Cheese. and Tor sale by ..
ausS /. * ID. HEIMANN.
lRlCEs REDUCED.
Nv will sell residue of stock of Spring and sum
w MantiliEs the OF the materials. To those
wishing purchase oher inducements stock has
been Increased in the last few days.
EDWARD FEGAN a CO..
e22 First street. opposite the Post Office
yENENNEssEE MONEY bought by
III ,yIJ >. e. HILBERT a CO.. Sye. near Water.
WANTED.
FUNEN German Families ~ Rchiand Iron Furnaces;
IL the location perfectly healthy. Apply 10
GEO. FOSTER ~ co
received. seaes Cirpenters Places com
prising very large and complete of Bench
Plane Chsel handles.
File handles Chalk SPoos Bench and Hand Screws. &c
&C.. all made my order by the Ohio Tool Co. Call
the New Hardware doors below the Branch Bank
ey7-tw CHA'S. ). WELLS
6NNlEY,s 4 AlIES RnQK for Sentemher rnn d AZ
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EODEY's LADIES BOOK for september. reed at
~ aaks9 SAM L. LISTERS Boob Store.
SODt.-l5 kegs best Newcastle. for sale low by
- aug.J 5. l.. GILBERT & CO.

VE undersigned has been appointed administrator OF the
estate Of John Rankin deceased late Of kanderburgh
County. and requests all having business with said
make early settlements The estate probably soly
sep53w JOEL MALTBY, Admir-
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE

ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Thursday the 18th day Of September next the late
" residence of DIR John wilcox. deed will sell the
personal property Of the said deecdent When
purchaser exceeds three dollars credit Of nine
be given the purchaser givnghs with good urity
waivpg the benefit Of valuation an apprasement with
int fism date. j. E.BLYTHE
augS-3wt
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d. wOOLsRY.
H. NELSON
AU CT ION.
WOOLSEY q NELSON.

XTATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctioneers
w and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agents.
Dealers i'm Dry Goods Furniture, Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses Picture Frames, Notions &c. Particular atten
ton given TO thesae OF all descriptions OF Goods keg1
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday ossn
advances made on Consignme
aug % Iy WOOLSEf NELSoN.
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gDLANEs-Just received. eases Crpenters Places.
III prising large and complete -tment of Bench
Also. Plane and Chtsel handles
File handles Chalk SpoOls. Bench and Hand Screws
&C.. all made my order by the Obio Tool Co. Call at
the Nes Hardware doors below the Branch Bank
ey1-tw CHAS. ). WELLS.
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lNAN il he possible that 5. EMBICH summoned ap
~ pear before the Honorable City Council
ehare ofscng Dry Goods cheaPf Or wasit
corporation orders at tor Goods when reay
worth than ninety cents the aollari BE the
know Mr.. e. attend his affairs
while he the tenor Of his at the time
avorns do the good the
continuing sell good Goods his
markably low prices.
Gail ladies delight
ow prices. ey22
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saw Mr. Caseday when he was afflicted. as stated an
he is now we'll. WM. M. ELLIOTT, Pink NEVILLE.

Reader, the is MOI sufficient TO convince you
of the wonderful efficacy OF the Volcanic Oil iniment
call and examine the Thousands which have our
possession from all of the country. and II you will
purchase supply from and II does give
ton, the money will be returned TO the purchaser.
FOR HORSES AMI OTHER ANIMALS
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SILVER PLATED sewias Birds and super Sewing Nee
- dies forszle BY e22 A. G. PUSHEE.
vENO CONTRACrORS.-250yar yards Of earth wanted. de-
Hyered the lot hrst above the residence Robert
ey2i g. BABCoCK.
DISSOLUTION OF PART NERsHlP
VUNHE Partner heretofore existing Misses
den Barker is thus day dissolved by mutual consent
F. r. Barker having purchased the interest T. b. Cowden
alone authorized settle the business OF said firm
eyi5-tf Il. II. COWDEN
r. II. BARKER.
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CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS, will .ddres their

Speaking 10 commence at o'clock p. NJ, except al
squire Martins and Cynthana. sep6 81
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Let everybody procure Of Dr. Bruees Altman and
he performed
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

HAVE taken out Letters Of Administration the Estate
ofJom N. Wilcox. deceased. Those who indebted
the estate VIII make Claims the estate
must be Presented the proper Court is not
yet kbowt whether the estate Is sovent.
aug23-3sd&w JAMES L. BLYTHE, Admir-.