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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-30
SP ECIAL NOTICES.

The COZ RI Of Co 'cstion. which metatthe Office Of
Judge igehart Saturday O'clock agreed
MT sAner and the editor Of the Enquirer that the oo
stat should be made by the editor the Enquirer
the abusive card which appeared
the Enquirer OF the 7th Mr. Thorn.
Craig Statenent:-We had knowledge the state
made In that card We know nothing personally
With either party and do sadore any
AAs"ee~He- augl4-lw
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FIRE AT RICHMOND, IND.-A 6oke out
Wednesday night last, in thelladium
newspaper Office, in Richmond, and
consumed that concern, togethth the
Sons of Temperance Hall. Jos'arton's
shoe store, and Mendenhall's bore, be.
sides injuring some other bull in the
vicinity. The loss is estimated ant Sl0,-
600, upon which there is come ince.
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Our state Legisiasure.

Among other important duties when VIII
devolve upon the members of the next Lee"-
lature, is one to determine whether JOHN
PETIT is to remain longer in the U. o. oen'
ate. 1t will devolve upon the people 10 say'
through the Legislature which they are
.ho., - choose. whether Indiana shall longer
=. rsnre.ented in the highest legislative
h,,ncb of the Federal Government, by q
man who is obnoxious to the charge OF be-
;,,". GREAT LIAR AND DIRTY DOG"
Whatever may be the political bias Of any
individual, or the obligations of any partisan
to support the candidates Of his party, there
is no man in the State but will, in his heart,
say AMEN to the epithets applied to John
Petit by Benton.
Pettit's signal failure before the Senate to
EvaaI sge, and the
quiet manner in which he pockets so grave
personal insult, should ever hold him in pub
lie execration in all respectable society,"
We do not believe it possible for another In
diana Legislature to be elected, that would
so degrade itself. and disgrace the State az
10 return John Petit to the Senate of the
United States.
The vast and growing interests OF ou'
State require the selection of competen
and liberal men, from the business classes
community, and not from the horde OF Pol'ti
cal demagogues that are constantly clamor
: ing for political preferment. Vanderburgl
has been successful for several past terms il
, the selection Of her representatives,, and w
trust that she will again prove true to ne
duty and her interests. The time has arrlV
f ed for making the selection of candidates
{ and let the people who are interested atten
to the matter and not trust it to the hands
:, political demagogues.
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squatter sovereignty win - New
Face.

Face.
Yesterday il was announced that Pierce's
Attorney General, had decided that no lanes
in Kanzas or Nebraska, are subject to pr
emption, but those which are not requir ID t"
be first offered al public sale. and that all
others the President is bound to protect from
settlement and improvement by squattefs, by
an army, if necessary. This popular SOW
ereignty" administration,-this Democratic
President and party, say that exccp. in such
lands as are unfit, or impossible to be offered
for sale, the emigrants shall be driven off by
bullets and bavonets. This Attorney Cen
eral says, "Moreover it will be the duly Of
the President to maintain the law by force"
that is, to shoot the first squatter that puts
up shanty or cuts sapling on that sacred
land. Its friend Of the pc ople this admin
istration! 1t says to emigrants you may
squat on what noe don't want, and if you hap
pen to want what we take, we will improve
your taste with dose of bullets.
The Slaveites are most unfortunate set
Of men. They fight and lie for principle,
and get cheated clear out of it by bill that
swindles its advocates as well as it's enemies.
They support the Administration because it's
foreign policy is so dignfed and courageous.
and find themselves forced into the defence
of the dirtiest and most dastardly piece of
bullying that the history of barbarsm rec
ords. They profess especially to favor the
poor, and most especially "squatters," the
"brave pioneers" the "forerunners Of civil
ization," and all that, and yet declare that
they shan't "squat," on any land the Admin
istratiOn wants to sell. An honest party, a
sincere party: A democratic party, squander
ing more than any party ever did, or could,
before,-cheating freedom to extend slavery,
and cheating Squatters for fear too many
Of them will come from the North. II refus-
es to give homesteads in Kanzas and Nebras-
ka for fear of encouraging free emigration,
and to make it certain that poor white men
| shall have no motive to move there, they are
allowed TO settle on just such land as the
Government spleases and no other, and if
lthey try, they shall be "driven off by force,"
says Mr.. Pierce's Lawyer.-[State Jour.
OF The Sentinel OF the 2lst advertses
the following Nebraska teams, who will per.
form at sundry places, according to the an
nou1cement in the bills, to-wit:
JOHN PETIT and John L. ROBINSON,
JESSE ID. BRIGHT and ALLEN May,
JOHN l.. JOHNSON and ELIJAH NEwLASo.
1t seems they double teams on the "Itte
'un," for want of stock, we suppose. Who
wouldn't be U. s. Constable and carry q
cane!
At the tail end comes the additional side
performers-Gov. Wright, Lieut.. Gov. Will
lard AND Doctor Fitch!
BY the Lord! no wonder they take Doctor
along, to regulate their diarheas!
CLowN-BILL Brown!
Admittance-gratis. II Chanticleer.
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OF The Louisville Times has received
letter from Mt. Vernon, Ind, from which it
learns that Is bodies had been recovered
from the river. and were supposed to have
been persons drowned by the sinking Of the
Cape May some weeks ago. This is a much
greater loss Of life than was at FIRST supposed,
but it 10 doubtless true.
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GLORIOUS SUMMER.

VIE the not sutry atmosphere of mid summer
'egetAon OF the lowlands valleys
rivers ofhe and South wither and die The
burning sun drinks the and decayng plants
give gasses and inhaled.
rsiiow Jaundce. arrangements stomach and
1ore arrheo or disentery Ague snd Fever Bilious
IyPnus feses Under these and nfuenand
free use of d. BRucE,s ISDAs vEeEIABLE
IL has power to cleanse the bowels. purify the
blood ana restore health. Bee Advertisement another col
umn OF TINS paper ey8
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The Washington Sentinel has at last
come to the conclusion, that the supremacy
of the Democratic party is in jeopardy. In
deed! Cannot Nebraska save it!
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0T Hon. Thos. L. Harris has been nom.
mated for Congress, by the Democrats of the
Springfield. Qll.,) district.
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~The mountains of New Hampshire, 1t
is said, are bieng blessed with two good
showers day.
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BALE Al. AUCTION:

HE Household and Kitchen Furniture Beds aad Bedding
Stoves uneudng large SHEET iron cooking stove) and
in the Rairoad Hotel will
be ole I'D at Public Auction Friday. Sept
Il encip at clock.
TERMS OF SALE-An Of Eve doa-s or less cash
all above, credit Of four months. =.
WooIsEY d Mel son, Ancuoueers. aus2a-tt
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OCTOBER ELECTION.
fR. A. III. SANDERS

Mr.. A. Fl. SANDERS
sis;Ilou will please independents
TO Re the County Of
L.sisature am not Know Nothing neither do expeet
70 be- wish to rights the Oldest set
tiers In this being about this
i've and beevs Represent TO
all VIM RATES
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GNGHANfS.-
" ~ cases Manchester Gnghams.
81 - Carlisle plaid -
Plaid Gnghams oil eolors
Is :. black and white Gingh hams. oil coiors.
~ " plain black
10 q" Chambrsy
Second Mourning Ginghams oil coiors. direct i'm
portation. hans and for sale BY -
JAMES Low CO.
aur2e Alb Main ST.. Louisville Ky.
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SO cases fancy Prints. American and English.
Is cases black and English Print.-
black and white 80 -
% /" blue and srey % -
Is blue and white % -"
~ Hue and orange % %
plain solid colored g
ruby English Prints reed and for sale by
JAMES LOW CO..
aus2l AIS Main ST., Louisville. Ky.
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A SANDERS. E.q.-You will please my name
candidate for election EhITr Van
derbursh County at the ensuing October election.
augl JOHN CAVfrr
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CANAL BOAT FOR sALI

rIVHE and substantial Canal Boat LEWIS HOWES
will be offered at private SALE With or whou. horses
easy terms excellent boat in every particular
ing roomy and ight Pot further
81 nm NATHAN ROwI.EY
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DIED
At his residence in this city Monday
Ing. Aug 18th. FRANCIS A. LINOK. aged IS years.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE hereby given that the Undersigned been a
pointed Administrator of the Of Hulda Ball lat
OF N.nderburgh County deceased Said estate is supposed
be solvent aug23-3u J. H. SWEETEN, Adm'r
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ST ATE OF INDIANA,
NASBEKBURGa COgsTY IS.
in yanderburgh Circuit Coart, lin vacation
agains, Petition for Divorce.
Rachael Everett. y
appearing by affidavit sled in my ONCE that the de-
Rachael Everett is not resident Of the
Indiana Rachael Everett notified Of the
this suit and warned that same will be tried
and decided At the October 1885, this Court
JACOB LUNKENHEIMER, Clerk
n. PtuMEk for PLAINTIFF auglw3t
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f6 We are authorized the name of IRA A.
candidate for sEKIrp of Conn
At the ensuing October election TO the
eyz2 IF
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We are authorized to Asa Igehart acan-
diants for 70 the Office OfJudg Court
rbursh and warrek the ensuing October election
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OTIS FOR SALE.-2OO by ITO feet on the corner Of
- Geodssl and Centre streets. Lamasco city, Apply to
G.. KEATS, or
WIN. II. JAMES.
augD-d At the Gas Works.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICR

HAVE taken out Letters Of Administration Estate
the will make to me- Claims against the
be 70 the proper Court for allowance
yet known whether the estate is solvent
s1S23-3wd&w JAMES r. BLYTHE Admir-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS .

ICE ICE.i
AMLIES sick persons supplied with ICE by calling
II at the Warehouse Of GEO. FOSTER CO.,
AuGO Locust and Durham sts
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-
HpROwN DOMEsTFs
ID YD bales diHerent brands.
IS bales Sea island Cotton.
100 bales osnahurg Cotton.
Iao bales brown Drilling.
50 bales blue Drilling. received and for sale By
aug2e AIS Main ST.. Louisville. Ky.
IHRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOs.1
''r'e' J" ps''''' On n-A' ''' ''' JAMES s Low CO
aug2a AIS Main St. Louisville KY.
direct importation. on hand and 70, sale ~
ang2l AIS Main ST.. Louisville KY
N1 3 cases English French American Deains; CASH
~ MES Low 4 CO,
ans2n AIS Main ST. Louisville. Ky.
GODErs LADIES BOOK for ssgsmsss ., 'sss.'
FEMALE SCHOOL.
lE Sisters OF Providence will their School the
l. Monday in september in The house last year.
ans2'-2~d.
- n dos Family Mustard. warranted pure;
doz rrsh Lolsters;
. dos Jars fresh Prunes. received at
ausas COOKS Family Grocery:
FOR SALE
TWENTY EIGHT Evansville Insurance Company
i Stock. Apply W. I. PAGE, Cashier.
MI sEsE-Ff,y prime Cheese. reed and for sale
~ below the market rate. ~ mn, ,r,,v
susas WIN. REILLY.
uUsr received Fire Hssaa case. Of Dry Good. Boot.
shoes Hats Caps and N0sSns yhis4 ,s yin sell At re-
BY JAMES Low 4 CO.,
TURKEY RED CHlNTZ.-5o cases plaid red Chntz
JAMES Low : 90.
sus2s as Main ST.. Louisville. Ky.
MOrlCE FARMERs.-Hskons latest improved Cider
~ w. mll'' for ''l'a' r.cnAxr CO.'S
A FEW good Carpenters ind snpIoy%sn.
: N s. case. f s.iv g. and quarters.
10 doI cans fresh cove Oysters;
40, cans ''''' 'i Gossh&co ok oSsncaI
4 n DOZEN Shoe Brushes. sss'd; tt
1V 5aoz Scrub do do;
HoRNBRooK s GHuKCHTLL.
aug2S Water street.
a! rs Il. MILLS FLqrs s.SSs s,'d
sug2i Family Grocery.
FORTY ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.
CITUATED the Evansville and Owensviile
- miles from this City with log house od orchard and
ALso,-I story Hous. the corner Of Second
Ss:an, sSins np Bell
lasenent all ofwhieh will be sold terms Ea
CODA.-I5 kegs best Newcastle. for sale low by
~ zug2j 8, l.. GILBERT CO.
HOUsEHOi ID AtD KITCHEN FURNfTC IRE AT
AUCTION.
k:5 Fsrnrs Beds End d. ssssns Carpets.
Of First and Vine viii be offered for sas az Public
auction Monday August 2'th sale mencng 10
clock A NJ Amongthe articles offered for sale will lie found
excellent Furniture. deserving particular attention.
well large quantity ofeveryhug apps raining the
n ishiag Of Tavern.
TERMS OF sALE:-An SUM Of IS or under. cash. Suns
over TIA 'hree months credit with good security.
aug2s-lw GEORGE SAVAGE.
LOTS d LANDS FOR SALE.
n N LOTS In Goodsell's Enlargement.
eHV IS Lots in Eastern Eniargement.
3 10 acre lots I mile from Main street.
25scre lots vile from Main terms easy.
Arplyt aug22 Jim SHANKLIN
u EDCORDS.-75d dor long hemp. for sale by
D.usD s. Z. GILBERT CO.
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PORTRAITS.

HE undersgned Portrait Painter. having carried his
stu dies Rome Italy respectful
Invites the Of the inhabtnn Of this city and vi
entity his perfect which he
tees He also prepared Church and Altar
lngs and all other work belonging his profession
waiting Of old Paintings. Samples Of his portraits be
at Mr. Listers Bookstore. His rooms at the New
ork Hotel Vine street. between First and Water
augso-2ws DANIEL ROSTER. Portrait Painter.
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HpROWN DOMESTItS
81 bales diHerent brands.
IS bales Sea Island Gotten.
100 bales 0snahurg Cotton.
Ig0 bales brown Drilling.
50 bales blue Drilling. received and for sale BY
JAMES Low a. CO..
anglo Main st. Louisville XIV.
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sif d nsEfrsHE TN nTsTE 81 Tas INIvkR'

SHE regular Lectures Of Medical
souri, University. will the trst Of November.
1885, aud will continue until the FIST Of March, 1885,
of preliminary delivered by
Of the Insttu on free Of
ecs intimately CONNECTED With their Department.,
beginning the FIRST Of October ending hrst
vember. - =
Clinical lectures viii si-o be delivered either the City Hos
pt or the City every during the month 0es
tober, As well rs during the entire regular session.
Admittanee the clinical charge
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AUCTION.
LII tie Furniture. Beds and BEDDING Carpets Stoves
n Kitchen Furniture Of the American corner
Of First and Vine will he offered for sae Public
auction. Monday August 2sth sale mencng
clock A NJ Amongthe articles offered for sale will he found
excellent Furniture. deserving particular attention.
we'll large quantity ofeveythiug raining to the fur
nishiay Of q Tavern.
TERMS OF sALE:-An sums Of a5 under, cash; Sums
overthat three months credit. with good security.
aug2s-lw GEORGE SAVAGE.
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$1,000 To $4,000.

TNHE writer will sell valuable
In Evansville Of an article which every family every
body day where, and which
have soon as tried The fixtures ng hut athe 10
easily introduced. Sales quck-proh
competitions chance TIE businessi no en-
pertinent 1t has been established and well tested
Address BOX 49s hicago p r,al name and the
reply will convince any inquirer. sngz3-4t
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ARD bhls No. e. s00lbs In cans and jars assd Sin
- for family use. ofeur own rendering for sale ny
sugz GEC. FJS1ER CO.
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n m DOZEN Shoe Brushes. ass'd;
u " doz Scrub do do;
2 doz Store do do or sale low by
H0RNBR00K CHURCHILL.
aur2S Wat.r
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Railroad Meetings.

The Railroad Meetings which have been
announced for Monday next, should be at.
tended by every stakeholder and taxpayer in
the city and county. The great enterprise
In which the citizens OF Evansville and yicin.
ny have 30 earnestly engaged in, will not
suffer by further discussion, and il 10 impossi.
bic for any one interested to become too init.
nately acquainted with its affairs, and es.
Pscially it's future prospects. Messrs. Smith
and Carpenter will both be present on the
occasion, for the purpose of representing the
present progress: of the road, and to consul,
with their associate stockholders and the
citizens generally, in relation to the future
policy and operations of the Company.
Since our city and county have, bv their
liberal subscriptions, obtained the highes,
position OF Influence in the Company, it is to
be hoped that the citizen stockholders will
not now, by their supineness and indiffer.
ence, fail to exert that influence, and give /,
full weight in the true interests of the enter.
PRISE as well for their own individual secu-
rlty as for the great public interest involved.
The local difficulties which have recently
made their appearance on the line, renders
an increased degree of vigilance necessary,
on the part OF our citizens. Let them inyes.
ngate the matters of difference at issue be-.
tween the citizens of other localities and the
omcers OF the Company, and if they find, as
we nave reason to believe, that the company
nave acted honorably and fairly with all
parties, so far as consistent with the great
interests oil the whole road, give them cor
oiai and hearty support. While our citizens
should be governed by liberal spirit of ms.
nce and accommodation towards all parties.
OF every locality, their deep pecunary inter-
est and justice to themselves, prompt them
70 guard against all sacrifices, for local con.
Venience, or the qualification of selfish inter.
ssts' calculated to destroy the high charac.
ter Of the road or mar the integrity oftbe com.
pany.
Messrs. Smith and Carpenter, in whom we
.rust the citizens of vandsrburgh have safe
'ePosed their confidence, desire on Mon
'sy next to again "open their budget" and
give an account Of their stewardship, and
consult their associates concerning the best
Pohcy Tor the future. The meetings hither
20 heid In this city, have all been interesting
sno important in their character, but as i'm
Portant monetary arrangements are about
oeing made, matters of deeper interest and
more vital importance will demand the con.
sideralon of the meetings.
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Sad Accident,

Luxe Irafton, the only son of the late DR..
Irafton, OF this city, lad of seventeen, met
with serious accident day before yesterday
wniie cunning about 2 miles from Mr.. Me-
Claims in Henderson CO., Ky. In attempt.
Ing to mount his horse, shot gun which he
held in one hand, went off discharging it's con.
tents into his left arm just above the elbow
severing nearly every muscle and shst,eripp
the bone to considerable extent. Several
physicians from Henderson, and Drs. ]. T.
Walker and Hatchitt from this city, were i'm.
mediately called, who found it necessary to
smPotate the arm near the shoulder joint
which operation was immediately performed
We learn from DIR. Hatchitt, who visited him
yesterday, that his condition at present is very
favorable.
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War against FereIruers.

The war against the Irish commenced by
the Democracy Of the United States so sud.
denly and SO surprisingly, is spreading in ex.
tent and vindictiveness. We gave, a few
days since the attack on the Irish by Presi.
dent Pierce's New York organ, the National
True Democrat, which paper classed the
lIish with the negroes" The Richmond
Va.) Examiner, another organ OF the admin.
istration, whose editor-in-chief was recently
appointed to an important diplomatic post,
keeps up the attack, and makes an onslaught
upon the whole body of foreign emigrants
promiscuOusly. Here are some of its say
ings:
The most of them are sensual, grovelng,
lov-minded agrarians, and nine-tenths OF
them would join the Mormons, or some such
brutal, levellns set,if an opportunity offered
to do SO.
European writers describe large class of
population throughout England and the con-
tinent as being distinguished by restless,
wandering, nomadic habits, and by a peculiar
conformation of the skull and face. Amin.
al and sensual nature largely predominant,
with them, over the moral and intellectual.
tbs they who commit crimes, fill prisons,
and adorn the gallows. They will not sub.
nit to the restraints of law or religion, nor
can they be educated. Are such men worth
thousand dollars head to breed 'front.'
From their restless and lawless habits, we
should infer they composed large part Of
the Northern immigration.
Slavery tends off the stream of vicious
foreign emigration from the South. In few
years, the blasphemous reformers who curse
the constitution for legalizing, and the Bible
for consecrating slavery, will curse heaven
that it did not bless the North with African
slavery, the only antidote to crowded, mot
ley, foreign and native population.
Had they (the immigrants) feudal lords and
masters, like Russians, Huugarians and
Turks, to furnish them with homes, houses,
and subsistence, not one would quit.
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10 The editorial in yesterdays ENQUIRER

IL The editorial in yesterdays Enquirer
about Democracy, Conventions, Lockhart,
Journal, &C., all mixed up in dreadful con.
fusion, is curiosity. We will give a reason.
able reward to any one who can tell its OBJ.
Ject' or what possible intention, end or aim,
could have been in the head of its author,
when ne conceived it. We believe il is a
curious devise of our neighber to keep us from
replying to his article. 1t has no head 10 he
punched nor tail to be kicked. II has no
form nor shadow of form, but is an odd mix.
ture of misshapen ideas and whimsical
charges and discharges, that utterly defies all
handling. We acquit the Junior of the En-
quirer of having anything to do with ut.i
article. When he makes fool of himself
ne does it on more scientific principles.