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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23
Todd after Lane.

Gen. Lane was duly announced to speak
at Newburg last Thursday evening. 1t was
given out at Newburgh, and it was announ-
ced here, and Gen. Lane at the left hand of
Col. Drew and Mr.. Duncan at the right
hand, and Col. Drew himself with the reins
in his two hands spread wide apart, and a
cream colored horse before him, and good
buggy, as we happen to know, under him,
drove out the two distinguished men, Thurs.
day morning, for Newburg. They anticipa.
ted happy time. Three such souls in one
buggy for ten mile ride, how could any
other than happy time be anticipated
But alas, the brightest moments of mortality
are obscursd by ominous clouds. Todd pas
on their track. Mr.. Todd, who had demolish-
ed the Gene here SO effectually, had been
invited in private way, to attend and re-.
ply to Gen. Lane. He rode into Newburg
about evening. He there found men had
been stationed at the outlets of the Burgh to
prevent farmers from going home. The edi.
tor of the Warrick Democrat is said to have
been acting in the particular post OF honor,
at the heud of the Evansville road, and was
doing his duty as faithful Waterman, grab
bling horses by the head, shouting TO drivers,
and telling them to return, and listen to Gen.
Lane. But Mr.. Todd entered the town.
Suddenly the scene changed. These same
watchmen were telling the country people
that Gen. Lane could not speak tina, even
ing. Brother Frary, of the Democrat, as
sured them that he had just received new.
the General had gone to his brothers. to stay
all night! True enough, although the iowl
was full Of people, the General did lot speak
Todd had run him off. This is litera
fact. Gen. Lane was announced to speal
at Newburgh, but backed out when he hear
that Todd had arrived. Todd chased hin
down into Lamasco, then chased him L
Newburgh, and there out to his brother's!-
We hope the General will make Mr.. Tod
acquainted with his future appointments
The people want to hear the General, bu
they also want to hear Mr.. Todd. The
should experience the double grati6ca,io
together.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23

" Hon. A. Dixon has been invited by
the citizens of Evansville, Ind, without dis
tnction of party, to address them on the
great political questions the day.
Lou. Cour.
The Courier is mistaken. Gov. Dixon
was invited here by-a few rabid. red mouthed
sore headed Nebraskaite Democrats, TO make
a speech on the Nebraslss Bill. IF Arcby
accepts that invitation, he viii meet with q
warm reception from one or two of our Hoo
sier speakers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23
AnotherImnorfnfIon.

John p. Dunn is another imported ofhce
holder now speaking among the people oil
this district in support of Miller and the Me-
braska iniquity, and telling the Democracy
how to think and how to vote. Hasn'nt In
dianapols any more speakers to send down
here and instruct US poor heathens! 'er"y'
they must think in other parts oil the o'a'e
that we are suffering down here for little
information, or for brains to digestfrue infor-
nation. Who invited Dunn here! He came
down with Gen. Lane, we suppose TO see
Gen. Lanes friends, and visit Gen. Lanes
old home, &c-and we suppose he was very
much astonshed to find an excitement in
this State, but was determined to speak to
his friends! So reads the Lane humbug.-
Mr.. Dunn had better be at home attending
to the duties of his Office, instead of cleo
pioneering to keep that Office. If his Office
has not duties enough to keep him employed,
he has no business pocketing SO many thou.
sands Of dollars every year for doing so lit
tie. He is not of course interested in this
election. He only has desire to assist G en-.
Lane in seeing his old friends! He has held
office long enough. The very act of leaving
his duties to enlighten 'the people of "the
Pocket" proves this. The people will Gust
this Office seeker-this man who is eternally
after Office, and when in Office, still looking
for Office ahead. That is the sum and sub.
stance of his Democracy. Office, Office, Of
fee. So it is with all the leaders of the sold
line Democracy" us they SO absurdly cal
themselves, and many Of whom are overrun
ming this district, to teach "National Demo
Gratis" and "National Wings" how to think
and how to vote. 1t was so with John l.
Robinson, Col. May, Dr.. Fitch, &c., &C.
Every man of them is either an office holder
or an Office seeker. And they preten'
to be governed by patriotic devotion Il
their country and party! Bah! They are
set of arrant demagogues. whose only hope
of keeping in office or getting office, is by in
ducing enough true Democrats to vote TIT
"yhole ticket" to elect that ticket. The peo
lple have a ticket in opposition to this dema
gogue ticket. 1t is not a Wing ticket, no
an abolition ticket, but ticket of the PEG
pie.
The Enquirer in allud;ng to Mr.. Dunn
makes charges against his opponent. W.
again and again assure the Enquirer that it
accusations or assertions are utterly worth
less without the evidence. No man VII
knows that paper, would for moment Civ
serious attention enough to any Of its char
ges against n en- to which it is opposed, t
reply to them, unless he introduced evidenc
to back his charges. Mr. Talbot is on tn
peoples ticket. Dunn is on the office hold
ing, office seeking, demagogue, Nebrask
ticket. Let the people choose.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23

FATALITY. -Nebraskaism must be a very
angerous disease in the eleventh Cistrict,
ldging from its fatality among the newspa-
ers that have beeen seized with it. The
larion Gazette says it learns that the Hunt
'gton Observer, the organ of Dir. Slack,
ill be discontinued. This is the third Me-
raska gun spiked in that district since the
anpaign opened. Only two papers now
emain in the district that fight under the
amer Of slavery extension and whisky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23

Doors AND SHOEs.-The advertisement
of Mr.. E. G. Webster will be found in to-.
days paper. This house is located at Gin
cinnati, and is one of the largest wholesale
establishments in the West. We particu.
Iarly invite country traders going up the riv-
er to the inducements offered BY Mr.. Web.
ster in a large stock of the best quality of
boots, shoes, SC. land low prices. They can
buy of him to better advantage really than
they can East.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Y virtue of order Of the Court of Common Pleas
ID vanderburgh County made It's September Term.
will sell public auction the highest bidder the door
the Court House in City of Evansville the 81 day
December. 1854. between 10 o'clock A NJ and o'clock
NJ. that part of the Of Section s. in town
South Of Rangs IL bounded fOllows Beginninx
the north Of Said secon
south 60 along the west line said or section
chains stakes thence north 55 30 min stake on
the side Of the Evansville and Princeton road % S. 100
chains; thence north deg lOI chains a
the side ofssd road thence north 65 deg
side Of said road u.s. 100 chains north line of
or thence south 81 dey 100 chaipto the Mac.
of beginuing con tanning Is acres.
TERMS:-One- third in and
months Purchaser to give with approved security
bearing interest PHlLL0PENA KOCH
sePA-itw Adm'x Of Jacob Loehr, dee d.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23

[" The elections in Ohio, Fndi ana. and
pennsylvania transpire on the same day
October 10th. In New York, New Jersey,
illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin on the 9TH
{ November. In Massachusetts on Noyem.
er Sd. This is the number of States VET
o vote this fall.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23

Hoes IN INpIANA.-A statement prepared
by the Auditor of State for the Cincinnati
Price Current shows the number of hogs in
sixty-four counties to be, as returned by the
Assessors, 2,1es,ss3, against 1850, 456 in
the same counties in 1853. Tito this is ad.
ded the excess in Kentucky we will have an
excess in the two States of 600, 900 head.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23
SP ECIAL NOTICES.
GLORIOUS SIMMER.

WITH the hot suty atmosphere of mic summer. the rank
vegetation OF the low lands aud the in the deep valleys
Of the the South wither die The
burning drinks the and the uecayng plants
n0xlous and poisonous that if hailed
produce Yellow Iaundioe Derangements the stomach
Bowels. Darrhe9 dseRtery Agle aud Fever Bilious
Ty plus Feyers Unier these and
should make free of Dr. BEUCE ISDIAS VEGET
PAAACEA IS power cleanse the bowels purify the
blood. and health another col
umn of this paper. eyS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23
j. NJ. PICK ERINS

NftINU,
No. sc. WEST FoURT STREET NEAR VINE
(Smith d Nixons' New Buildng)
CINcINS IT OHIO.
NANVFACTURER * IMPORTER o. Dress Trim
lkl nngs Friuges Buttons Coras aud 1assels Thresd
BlInd Taio-s Goods
Agent for Machine Silk and Thread Needles
SILKS. Morstcss Cotton.
Eleven in the Trimming business enables
the Proprietor present his variety
Goods The constantly changing Fashions demand
stock Of Silk Frnges rs sells Battons Kept
hand or made order short notice. Frnges
and better than those male cheap Persons
sewing machines will ind il their procure
silk aud thread made spoiled expressly nachiue
as been taken in Smith Nixon building ON the
site of the Concert sll with view large
he
he please ali who call isvor Lim with n order.
ae " Is. Catalogues sent by mail paid iplieaon
~
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NOTICE.

subscriber respectfully informs public that through
long practice in the elo
eanse all ooi~n-stuhs etc. and take He guar
ahees that STAN taken out OF clothes by him will
show aud that the got the same
lie also does at short office
trial. GCSTaS n Z sc IL Ae
Mr. Shmiths House. next door of DR. Maehiban.sn
sep21-Irn " " ams 90
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23

OF The low water steamer Fanny Farrnr
arrived in port yesterday morning about day
light, nearly eight days on; from Louisville.
She reports the river almost dry at many
points. We have the following memoran-
DUN of her trip:-Left Portland on Thurs.
day. the l4th inst at IL a.; detained two
hours on New Albany bar by the wheel get
ting foul of the bow-line OF another boat be.
ing aground there. Same evening run on
the wreck Of steamer Lucy Walker. lying in
l5 feet water, and broke in the bottom I'M
der and forward Of the front hatch. The
Fannie took in water very fast, but discharg.
ed her cargo, which was conveyed in light
er to the shore unchanged, and after work.
ing for nearly two days and parting several
lines, was got ashore, and after partial re-
pair, proceeded without her cargo. Dctain.
ed about on hour on bar mt mouth Of Salt
river. Aground on bar opposite Brandon
burgh same evening Saturday, and remain
ed fast until the following Tuesday (l9lh).
Left Brandenburgh bar on the morning OF
the 10Th; cholera appeared among the pas
sengers in the cabin. Crossed Hollis bar
on the morning OF the Goth without stopping
Met steamer Rescue bound up, hard aground
on Hollis bar; steamers Shylock and Alta
lanta also aground, but soon got off. Pro-
passenger died of cholera. Row in the
cabin with Dutch doctor. The DIR. grew
rampant and was set ashore. He drew {,
revolver at the boat and shouted Defiance
Lost a c. lored deck passenger overheard
the wheel struck him and he sank 10 rise nc
more. Ran down a skifr containing two
men; the men were with difficulty rescued
Same day had difficulty at CanaeI,on.
About 80 Irishmen came down to the land
ing and attacked the boat. Great excite
ment on both sides. bot the bout turned or
her heels. Provisions getting very scarce
Grounded on Anderson's bar at about a o.
clock p. NJ. Steward went ashore afte,
provisions; found pig md slaughtered it.
Worked hard all night and 60. off next morn
ing (2lsD. Yesterday had pork and nothing
else. Greensboro 10, A. NJ, put off corpse
Provisions all gone except u little pork; n,
-four nor biscuit to be had for love nor mon
ey. Procured bullock below Owensboro'
and slaughtered. Dned at fashionabI,
= hours on pork and beef, and butter that wa
"of age"-no bread. Passed over Frencl
Island without detention. Remained aSou
two hours on Scufletown. Procured bar
rel of -four at Newburgh, the sight of which
greatly relieved the apprehensiens OF starva
/ ton among the passengers. Four P. NJ.
fast on Three Mile bar, and early on tn,
: morning of the 2sd, fast on bar opposite Ev
, ansvilhe. The last obstacle was, however
soon overcome, and the F. F., after a sbor
stay at our wharf, proceeded on her way re
4. joicing, minus steward and head cook, whicl
f latter circumstance the passengers will prob
a ably discover when the dinner hour arrives
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23
DRESS TRIMMINGS, PRINCES, &c.-Mr.

DRESS TRIMMINGS, PRINCES, &C.-Mr. J.
M. Pickering. Yves, Fourth street, Cincinna
Ii, is a noted establishment for the sale Of
dress trimmings, fringes, buttons, cords and
tassels, tailors' trimmings, fancy goods, &c.
Country dealers will find every thing there
TO make up complete assortments. He
makes to order silk fringes, buttons, &C., and
can aford to sell cheaper than any other es.
adjustment West Of the mountains. Read
his advertisement for particulars.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23

~ We received dispatch from vincen-
les last evening stating that Judge Hall
lad "slayed Miller" at the speaking. He is
lble 10 do that.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23
MARBLE Neutrality-suspicious. neichb,

MARBLE Neutrality-suspicious. neichbor
NJ. A. Lawrence, returned to this city Thurs
day evening, after tour to the marble quar-
RES OF Vermont. He has made extensiv,
purchases Of the "raw materal,"a as soor
as the river will admit OF mis- stock beint
brought forward, he will be ready to suppl,
all orders for material by the wholesale o
for the manufactured article in the most ap
proved style.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23
BOOTS, SHOES & LEATHERS,
Il. Is. lVs;.SSrE;<

No 60 Pearl street below Walnut & Vine.
CINCiNNAT ONO.
I received thousand y
suitable Tor Fall trade. with srg; own
Laiies. Misses Idren shoes MAKING
very desral ASSORTMENT, when Will sell cash or .hofi
Ot.s
Country dealers invited call and examine my
s.p2l -y3t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

DIG FIGlRES!
FENHE highest price will be paid BURK'S EXCHANGE
IL IN EVANSVILLE tor ali kinds OF G. ME. forPHEAS-
ANTS 81 cens-WO0DCOCkS Is ceIts. and for Venson.
Prairie Chiek ms. Quals &C., &C., in proportion.
sep2tt PETER BURK.
News of the Day (vinesnnea) copy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23

HESsE.-Jnst reed per steamer Umpire Is bxs Orange
Farm CSeam Cheese. AID k,r sale by
sep2I IL ID HERMAN
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q. p. EGCLEsT0N a Co

Vihe p.na all knd OF Machinery. in style. uaity and
price equal 70 any made in city o. he -
make FIRE and steam Engines all Saw and Srist Min
Gas. IRON water heels Car Wheels Cast Iron Hou,e
& renee haing Of variou. OF aiii
wrought and Cast Bridge
pairs "f' "'enH"n gwen 70 re-
pay the highest rrce for Iron Brass a copr.r
sePs-tf - - S~A~A anu 'hsis sueets-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23

JENEMiAH BENIN. INSURANCE. AGtNT.
omee over D. M Caidwes Store. Evansville. Indiana.
GENT for the NEW YORK CITY ms co.
"A STATE MUTUAL FIRE L MARINE ms, CO.. Of
Harrisburgh Pa. " =
United STATES LIFE INA. CO.. of New York.
,Nc,n Ef SIoME MUTUAL LIFE HEALTH iNSuk X
ANCE w.. OF Harrisburgh, Pa sepG-iy
SCGAR HOUSE. PLANTATION e. REFINED
~ bbls best quality hne order tor sale
by 5. 4. GILBERT AZ CO.
sepO Sycamore " ater
NENNEssEE MONEY-IN ANY AM0uNT-berghtb by
i s. L. GILBERT CO.,
sep2o Sycamore near Water
CUBA SKIES 10. 900 Choice for sale BY
" s. Z. GILBERT & CO.
sep2o Sycamore Water.
TO MERCHANTS.
a PRACTICAL Book Keeper win Post and arrange
Books. Ballanos Sheets in inaivId
ual company or he will take sharge OF se OF
Books in Wholesale House in any branch Of business
ply at the FALL Paper Store OF 1t
aasIi Jo5x C. DEyEREVX Jr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23

ALI HBis. MOlI AssEs-90h f bbIs clso lee refs. a
Cooperage, for ssle by ''"A ''"ne
sepl6 s. &. GILBERT co. sxo. near v.,.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23

o. American flour is cheaper in Europe
aan it is here. 1T Havre the highst quo
'ati0ns for American -four were So so par
'arei. At London, American flour of fine
luaity was in demand at from 81 "a to So
Is barrel.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23

JOHN r. GLOVER d co.
EykoPkiEfORS Of the large Lumber Yard corner Of
aud 18th streets uid Respectable inform
ba and others wntlng lum stock no
complete consisting OF ~
Pine board OF everv grade and thickness,
A. and Pine flooring
Pine and Poplar boa riding.
Dressed hDe ceiling
Hediloek JOists and S-antlin
No. Shaved pine Shiugles and no mi,t.ts,
do Sawed do d.,
Cot Poplar do do &c, &c
8raers rom the Country viii receive prompt attention.
cut IL and rs feet long. - -
Terms Cash. unless otherwise contracted for at the tine
purchase.
septit-3w d&w.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23
COMPREHENSIVE.

OOH
undersigned have this day formed copsrtn
der the styl and firm of Hill Holiday
etion OF General Produce Forwarding and Co nmiasol
Business in this city EDwARD'R HILL
sept2-tf MARCUS n HOLIDAY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23
DIR. I. e. RURCa, DsNT,sr

devoted the last ten years Of his life to the susv
anu practice oil his profession would
quest those who are in debt 20 him for
Forward and settle without delay unusual on ,h.
% menoers oil the profession 70 which he be,ouss "a [
ae and ne earnestly requests that will cali on xiv"
lining pay both tor material used AID the .kiIl a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23

PRIVATE BOARDING.
NJ KS. DIX. NEtiLEY. having taken house nut
W street. opposite the Episcopal Churca
'ceommodats Day Boardsrs; also one two families
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-23

NhAss sEED.-rhe subscribers wish 70 hnv 30 -, =,
OF hea top seed: which trr m.
sstg T. GRAM a co.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1854-02-11
The French Emperor and Empire ss-What
France and England intend to do.
correspondent of the Journal of Commerce


says:
happened to be on the Boulevards when the
imperial party traversed them on their return
IRON the Chateau of Fontainebleau. The two
principal carriages had four horses, and were
preceded and followed by military corps. Four
carriages with the suite, had but two Emperor
anu Empress were closed up; a great concourse
Is said to have greeted them at the railroad sta
tlOn NO sensation could be perceived on the
Boulevards. In the evening they appeared at
the Italian Opera. was near the bridge op-
posite the Tuilcries. two days after, when they
came forth for their afternoons ride. with two
equlpages perfectly "got up" in the English
style. Their majesties were alone in the first !;
they seemed both in good health thought
that distinguished anxiety in the countenance
OF Louis Napoleon my fancy, perhaps. threw
upon 1t the shadow of the new events and con-
tlngencies Revolutionary societies have been
detected, recently. in most of the departments ::
the capital is never without them the recon-
Citation or fusion of the rival branches in the
House of Bourbon has been related in the pro-
vvlDcIal journals; it is mentioned in detail in
iour or hVe OF the Partisan the Republican and
the Ministerial organs regard, or effect to re-
gard 1t, as matter of derision or disdain
However it animates and combines the Roy
ailsts OF every nuance throughout the country;
they do not conspire they await the chang es
which may be opened by murderous plots, ma
tural casualties, and especially by the effects Of
imprOvident war. which, ifunsuccessful or very
onerous, would ALLEVIATE the country, as hereto
fore, from the race of the Bonapartes. They do
not dou bt that France will at all times prefer a
constitutional monarchy of the ancient royal
stock to any other than lincul heir of Louis
Napoleon or a Republic of any composition or
organism.
Some ofmy French acquantances-old poll
ticians who study events and documcnts-have
come to the following inferences The cabinets
of Great Britain and France seized the first de-
mands of Russia on the Porte as a prctext for a
league, the purpose Of which was to arrest in
general, the aggrandizement of Russia they
agreed to try how far the Ottoman power could
be made subservient to that end they stimu-
lated and counselled the Sultan and the Divan
in warlike determination and effort they are
encouraged by the result they can dissemble
no longer; the Gar has understood them from
the outset, and, using like feints, had maturcd
his preparations for a mighty conflict.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1854-02-11
E. HOVITZ,
PROBES SSOR OF MUSIC,

ID ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens Of St.
N Paul. that he made this place his residence and
desrous giving lessons the Piano, Melodeon and
Organ, and instructions In Thorough Bass. Mr.. Horritz
is confident that his experience in teaching music in Ger
many France, and this country will enable him give
satisfaction.
All orders left with Messrs LeDuc Rohrsr will be
promptly attended to.
July 20. l953-46tf
The weekly Minnesotian., 1854-02-11

Snn TOWN LOTS FOR SALE in this and i'm
CUU proving Town. EUREKA, situated at the head
of navigation the Minnesota river, presents decidedly
advantages than most other nearer St.
Paul. and with country fast filling up, the farming in
terests being well represented, part of beautiful
country give greater inducements those wishing
investments. Large Lots whole Blocks offered upon
very reasonable terms.
WM BREWSTER.
Sept. 24.-3H2. Sd and WabaShaw.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1854-02-11
HOME FOR THE HOMELESS.

NHE propretors Cathcart addition, hold themselves
in readiness to give good and sufficient Deeds each
alternate lot in their part of the of lie Sueur,
Minnesota rver free of CHARGE to all actual settlers that
will improve them within the six MONTHS by put
ting houses thereon; and also sell the adjoining
reasonable price, TO be agreed upon before the
deed is given. The above town is the County Seat of
LIE Sueur county.
TRUMAN NJ. SMITH,
Agent, st. Paul.