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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22

er with three other magazines, is situated in
the narrow hollow or gorge along which the
Maysvile and Lexington Turnpike ascends
the hill back and south of the city, at dis
lance OF less than a third of mile from the
y House and the heart ofthe city. More
'han 1000 people were quietly slnmbering,
a. the dead hour of 2 o'clock within one mile
Vi 'his powerful mine that was suddenly
sprung upon them bv the villainy and heart
iessness OF a few men--five, it is believed
eho out Tor the elevation of the magazine, a
hundred ieet over their heads. at least a thou
sand hnman beings must have been Killed or
horribly rnapgled and crippled for lite where
not single life was lost.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22

II the fears of the Indiana Democracy
ray be conceived by the desperation Of their
efforts to secure victory 1.-THE approaching
election, then never were the Democracy OF
this State in such mortal fear as at this time.
They are certainly the worst scared set OF
fellows that ever dared call themselves men.
They are not only sending their own best
speakers all over the State, into every dis
trict and county and into almost every town
ship, but they are inviting speakers from
abroad, and threatening US with even the pre-
sence of the little giant Douglas. This
proves very empbatically they dare not sub
nit the question of a change of rulers to the
sober consideration Of the people-and more
than all, that they dare not submit this Me-
brsska question, upon which the election
will turn, to their calm reflection. But lie,
their speakers come, and let them exhaust
their gas-the people are no longer to be lee
by the nose by demagogues, nor will they
submit to any further dictation from Locofo
leaders, whether this dictation be presented
through conventions or hireling speakers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22
A Noble Pair.

The Slavery and Whisky extensionists are
making desperate efforts to save themselves
from their impending fate IN this State. AS
a part Of the programme Of operations JOHN
PETIT and 10. WEIGHT are TO canvass in
company. While Petit is atte ndng to the
worlds folks, 10. is to attempt his usual 'pious
dodge" which has heretofore been SO sue
cessful. Its true that some OF the wire
workers think that he has "made it win" Gas
he says so often, that it won't 60 down now
but, then he and others think it good
move. Let them try 1T Stale Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22

IL Friend Clark, of the American Hotel
at Vincennes, placed us behind an elegant
span OF horses last Friday evening, and drove
US to the great Mound couple miles from
the Borough, where we had an elegant view
extending miles in all directions of most
beautiful country. It is delightful after such
ride. to drop in at the American and take
tea. Clark sets a first rate table, and his
dinners rather excel those Of our Evansville
hotels. Moreover we have found his bills
exceedingly low, which is rather strange
thing with even first rate landlords, Mr.. c..
does the agreeable, and we wish him pros.
perity.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22

Dry GooDs, &c. AT WHoLEsaLE.-We in
vite the attention of Merchants and traders
70 the advertisement of Messrs. w. Garviu
q 20. Nos. Az and 444 Main ST., Louisville,
Ky. This large Dry Goods and wholesale
Clothing house, will have their usual large
and complete stock open by the lst OF Sep
TENDER. We think .his house can offer
great Inducements to traders 18th in large.
ness and variety of stock and in prices
The firm is too we'll known to need recon-
mendation.
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towns especially.

OF We are happy to notice that the En-.
quirer has commenced the publication of the
latest expose of Know Nothingism. II we
could get hold of the right expose, we should
Just like TO dnnihilate the Nothings by Civ
ing it TO the word-but unfortunately we
have read some four or FIVE exposes, alr dif-
fering id every point, yet all claiming to be
veritable exposes. Under this condition oil
things. 1--WE should publish all, our readers
would not know which to adopt as the correct
expose, aud indeed would not know any &c
be correct. 1t is very probable they are al
correct.
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How we intend to prove Sanders Know
Nothing, we shall not say, but it will not be
by legal examination.-[En Eng.
We do hope this enterprising individual
will not keep usvery long in suspense. But
we would jnst insi nuate for the benefit of the
public he is endeavoring to delude, that his
accusing Sanders of being Know Nothing,
and protesting to be able to prove tits ex-
cellent evidence that in pretending to be ac-
quainted with some dozens of Know Nothings
here, he actually kno~s rothing-about the
matter. AS we are not Know Nothing,
and therefore it must be utterly impossible
to prove US such, that fact shows very plainly
that the editor of the Enquirer don't know
what he is talking about when he pretends to
guess about Know Nothings.
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Who are AhoIitionistsl

At the Session OF the Legislature of this
State in 1850, the following joint resolution
was passed: -
Joint Resolution on The subject Of admitting
Slare Territory, (approved Jan. 10, 1902
SEC. l. BE 1t resolved by The General As
senbty Of The STATE of Indiana, That our Sena-
tors be instructed and our Representatives in
Congress be requested, so to cast their votes
and extend their influence to have engrafted
upon any law that may be passed for the or
ganlzaton of the Territories recently acquir-
ed from Mexico, provision forever exclud-
ing from such Territory, Slaves and involun-
tary servituie, otherwise than in the punish
ment OF crimes, whereof the party has been
only connected.
SEC. 9. That the Governor be requested
to forward toeach of our Senators and Rep
resentatives in Congress copies of this Joint
Resolution at his earliest convenience.
The foregoing resolutions were passed by
Democrats and Wings, and approved by Gov.
WRIGHT. No one then contended that Con-
gress had no right to exclude Slavery from
cur Territories while they remained under
territorial government.
At the next session of the Legislature, an
effort was made to repeal the foregoing reso-
lutions, and failed.
The Wings stand now where they stood
then. The Democrats now take the ground
that Congress has no right to prevent Slave
ny in Territories, the very opposite of the po-
sition then occupied by them.
1 IL Wings are Abolitionists for maintain.
! ing the very ground the Democrats did four
years ago. what were they when they occu.
pied that ground!
The facts show how much sense and hon.
esty there is in the cry of "A bolitionist" now
raised by the Slave-Democracy of this State
STATE Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22

0TThe Irish have "broken OUT in two
places in Cleveland. A man named Miller
was on Tuesday night attacked by doze u
or so Ilrishmen, and beaten nearly to death
and lost $50 during the operation. And an
Irish omnibus driver, happening to GO into a
dance-house with a Know N othing hat on,
was attacked'by party of his fellow country
men, and if it had not been for the protec.
ton Of the women of the house, would have
been used up. r.eV
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22

KENTUCKY School OF MEDIcISE--By ad-
vertisement it will be perceived that the 9Th
session Of this we'll known and popular insti-
tuition will begin Tuesday, October 3lst, and
continue until the end of February. The
facu'ty Is composed of distinguished physi-
clans and scientific gentlemen. This insti.
futon mas advantages equal to If not better
than any similar school in the West. We
need rot recommend it to those at all &C.
suainted whit. Young men DESTROYS Of at.
tending course of medical lectures, would
do we'll to avail themselves Of the advantage,
offered by the Kentucky School of Medicine
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22
OCTOBER ELECTION.

NR. A. II. SANDERS
SHY GU will please independent
Canai Represent the Couay 81
esi,lature. am Know Nothing neiiher do expect
be;f wish TO rights. Oldest
Il this being this
and beeys Represent satlsfaeon
all ausl5-te MM BATES.
A. "A SASDEKg. Esq.-Yo1 will please my name
candidate tor election the ose SIiERBF 0 Van
derburgh County. AZ the ensuing October election.
augl JOHN 5. GAYITT.
RAJ W. authorized announce the name Of IRA A.
idate for SnEhIfF Of Nanderburg Coun
~ ths ensuing October election. sabjs the decision Of
the County Con ention. ey22 If
ED We authorized IN announce Asa Igehart
ddate for election 10 the Office 0fJudge Of the Court Of
Pleas the Dittric the counties
Vand rburgh aud Warriek The ensuing October election
eylj
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22

0TThe New York Tribune is certain
that there are at least dozen constituencies
who wishto-se BssroN in the next Con-
gress, aud argues that constituency should
not be restricted in its choice of a represent
alive TO the limits Of its own district. The
Tribune says, "We do wish some district
would break over this foolish restriction and
elect Col. Benton TO the next Congress"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22

FINE APPLts.-Mr. Catlett, who has fine
farm down in the Bayou, brought US yester-
day some OF the largest and finest apples Of
the season. Indeed, they were better spe-
cimens of fruit. than we thought would be
seen about Evansville this season. We
thank him, as we have often done before, for
his favors. We hope some of on. farmer
friends will bring us few nice cling peach
es, damson Pums, &c, for preserving. There
Office now.
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NJ We made a brief visit last week TO

NJ We made a brief visit last week TO
VlncenDes. 1t was certainly rendered a
most pleasant one to Us through the atten
tons Of kind friends. We hope they will
give us the opportunity ofreciprocating their
many kindnesses, by visiting our city, aud
calling at the Journal Office. Had we not
already given our impressions of Yincennes,
we should take much pleasure in telling those
Of our citizens who have never had the good
taste to visit it, what kind of place Vincen-
mes is. But we don't intend TO do that
again, until the completion of the o. and M
Railroad and the L. aid C.. Railroad, shall
have had the effect of showering prosperity
ON the Borough. Then we intend to make an
extended visit, and jotting down everything
we see and many thirgs we hear, about that
prosperity, reciprocate in published general
tiles the particular kininesses of partial
friends.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22

We assert wellknowD truth. when We
say, that in the Capital of this nation, among
it's honofed legislators, oaths.. imprecation
and blasphemies, are hurrble redundant; that
true dignity and elevated morality are laugh
ed TO scorn; and that good and viriuous men
OF the Republic very generally decline TO
contest tor positions in the midst of mere
worldly, reckless, and viDdictive men.
We think the signs Of the times indicate a
change in this respect. Indiana, we hope,
viii be able to make an Improvement in h, =
delegation. 1t is time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22

SULLlvAa DEMocRAT.-Col. Jack J. Mays,
formerly Of the Vincennes Patriot, has start
ed paper called the Sullivan Democrat, in
Sullivan county. Its avery neatly appear
ing paper, and desperately devoted to De-
mocracy, as we judge from his Introductory.
Jack says he intends "to issue OF the true
principles inculcated by such champions as
Jefferson, Jackson and Polk" and he should
have added-Pierce. Issuing in this man
ner, we presume Jack wilI'astonish Sullivan
county. We wish him good luck an how.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22

GRArS.-Corn is quoted at Louisville as
scarce at 65a6Sc, and retail sales at 7Oa75c.
AT st. Louis it is dull at 53a6oc. There is
none coming in at Evansville, but 45c would
be paid. Oats we quote at 3Oc. 1t is quoted
at Louisville at 4oa6oc; at st. Louis, 36a37c;
at Cincinnati, advanced to 4oc.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PIANO FORTES.
Nf I1rl NJ s SIC sNn .>sIRUMENT Tt STORE.


FIRST STREET NEAR THE Posi- OFFICE
undersigned respectfully heg leave TO inform the
aeles anf gentlemen and all admirers Of Musical arts
OF this city and vicinity that he will on or AFTER
o. 81 tember next. music Instrumental Dslot
:" e aes rihed consisting principally IN RI
amos the most celebrated makers who
efea the rst premium in Europe well America. ~ the
-te or Fair and would with degree oteonh-
enee tht ne believes these instruments well as OIL Paint
PROBABLY the best which ever found their e this mar
ket Dee ing that the strides Of in Lera-
ture mental pnrsn aud the Justify the support
offs home patronag- here of md the i'm
portation OF such roots oflnrunents oil Paintings
iiaed frames 10 sdorn asots Palsrs been in
duce 70 open this establishment Being musician by
essi1n brought all judgement bear in selecting the
Test aud neh good the markets EurOp~. Bos
ton ana New York afforded aud acting Of
these houses. afford sell original
cost excepted. brlsncy
OF tone Of Places, touch. durability and the standing
good tune
ALso;A selection of Bamboo Walking Canes.
ofdferent sizes pattern. Window all the
tires pain The Violin Bows,
Br ges Tapieces Screws. Pegs Rossin and other items
Es Pianos tuned in eqaa temper through all TIE t~sny
four Keys. and repaired 70 order.
Re Seond handed Pianos aiken in exchange part
srty ~ desiled.
I'M j BERNHARD JENNINGS.
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pERFrCrLY DISAPPOINTED.

WE had until considered the days for selling
coursa luvinz Paent Mdnes and era in
Nedieue rnt soon greet the worlds evered
m, We civ. it no L. Adams Liver Balsam IA tails
az NOR and creating sensation than
other Compound before the public and should be the
case, IL positively producing than any other
Nedcne tbs an ostensite fact that this Medi
cine what II claims we are
We, 20 Of the hrst failure in what claims 10 do We
edre oureve, that there humbug aboutit See the
Testimonials N this raper- -
See Advertisement in this paper ty3
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GLORIOUS SUMMER

WIFE the bot. sulty Of mid the rank
vegetaton of the lowands the shes In the deep alleys
of the the West South wher ana die The
burning drinks mp the and the oecayng plants
poisonous that ~ inhaled
produce Yellow Jaundice the stomach
Bowels DarrheG diseptery Agae aud Fever Bilious and
Tyuhus Feyers aud inha,
ula of DE BKScEs ADiAN hEGETAbLh
PaNAcEA IL power cleanse the owels. purify
blood and restore health Advertisement IL another col
umn of this PAPER es5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22

OF A serious accident occurred last
Thursday on the Richmond and Eaton rail
road. The train ran over cow, throwing
the tender, baggage car and first passenger
car over a thirty foot embankment. The
mail agent, Mr.. Hartwell Locke, was serious
" injured.
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"From all directions we have sad news
of the effects Of the drouth. There will be
a disastrous falling off in the corn crop of the
west, this season.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22

E'The Terre Haute Express says the
crop in Central and Southern Illinois, is ex-
pected to be nearly a total failure. The
same can be said of the Central and South
ern. portion Of this State.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22

IFThe New York Tribune thinks that
one OF the most probable announcements of
the political drama seems to be the election
of Fred. Douglass to Congress.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22

N5We understand Judge Thorue has
come out as candidate to represent Knox
county in the Legislature. The Jodge will
no doubt run "tolernble Wells bun we dou,t
think he can be elected.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22

IL Hon. G. s. Durham, we learn has
been nominated by the democratic conven-
ton in the Madison, Ind, district for re-elec.
ton to Congress.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22

GTCounterfeit ten cent pieces are afioat
in New York; they are made of type metal
and galvanized with silver, and in size, weight
and general appearance, are we'll calculated
to deceive.
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TUESDAY MORNING ,:a::::::::AUG. %
Admiration ni.bestowea.

Some Of our citizens were doubtless sur.
prised to read in the Enquirer of yesterday
highly wrought eulogistical article on Ed
ward A. Hannegan-drunkard and murderer.
II Mr.. Hannegan's friends piH write and
publish such foolish and ridiculous panegerics
Of him, he and they may expect to hear the
truth. The Enquirer regrets that probably
Mr.. Hannegan cannot visit Evansville to
make speeches. Evansville dom, want TO
see him or heat him. It was once insulted
by the presence Of that notorious and abom-
Unable blackguard, John Pettit-bu, it may
not peaceably bear the insult of a Hanne-
gan.
The Enquirer belches forth such stuff as
the following about Hannegsn. To any one
who knows the man, such absurd and boyish
eulogy is sickening. Sheakng of flanagan,
II says:
He was not born to shame:
Upon his brow shame Is ashamed TO sit;
For tits throne where honor may be crowned
Sole monarch Of the Universal earth.
The people can believe no i'll Of Hannegan.
He 10 one Of those men who enchant an audi
ence, Snd bewitch his ncqnaintances. bet
envious cynicism aim poisoned arrows at his
lofty crest-it had better point its shafts at
the chaste surface of the watery moon. Ma
ture made flanagan to be loved by his par
y-and in the future as in the past he will
merit their esteem. lie is the Percy Of De-
mocfacy. His friends in this section of the
State would like to hear his clarion voice du-
ring the canvass. We understand from u
private letter to gentleman in this city,
that his engagements will scarcely permit
him to come. We hope that they may be
waived, and that We may yet hear him point
ing "once again to the breech."
Let him come here, and he will soon there.
ifter be pointing to pair Of breeches evac-
iated in hurry.
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AT THE COURT Of Co eiliadon which Office Of
Judge gehar Saturday o'clock IL agreed
Mr. Saaer and the edier of Enquirer folio
should be by the editor Enquirer
eern1g the ausve card which advertsem
In the Enquirer OF h against Mr. Snedby Ih0m-
As H. Crag. StateDentNe had knowledge the state
rents in that card know nothing personally 70 the
DIS ldvsntage dshonor Mr. SAVERS We not sc-
gosnt.d with either party and DO endorse any ,emen
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MASS VI l. H. ING.
HO. FOR RRSBURGHu

PERSONS wishing comfortable passage to the Pc
tsrstursh Mass Meeting the Canal p come for
ward and register their names imme IiAtely.
Passengers Book themselves for the trip at either
the fol wing paees:-Geo Foster rehouse at the
store Of Foster Brown and athe shtrwood House. II
that this be attended without delay in order
safeient accommodations mag be made may wish
attend. Good boats Will be upon the occasion
CiAs. JONES, Capt. of Packet J G.. Ford
S. ). WILLIAMS Cant of Picket p,meo
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NOTICE.

uNHF tax payers ofthe City Of Evansville are hereby
IL ned that certificates Treasury
meet the annual interest Bonds
ant Railroad COMPANY sdy for delivery
o. he Clerks oee. Dated. Evansvfs August 18TH 1884
auglI GEO. L. TODD, City CleI I.
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]. BERNHARD HENNINGs.


" BY it often hear Ladies remsrk they almost
w invariably act suited Dry Goods Enechs when
IN cannot other piacsi The tact is he always Reefs
good rtment of goods hand and hat is still IN
pornt sells them Low and uniform THIS Is mere
EDITORIAL pua hut plain OF fact yet do not ~ish
any to take fo it but call examine his goods
e prices snd thereby have the matter TO yonr
nsAtstaction Ills In the 'front.' building
Aaln street three doors below Second. aogz
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SP i CIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

THE Pevs the Old School Presb Church will
rented Wednesday evening All wishing to obtain
Pewsviu please End at the Church a: O'Clock.
aug22-2t
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WIN. GARvIN q CO.,
SOS. 80 f44 MAIN STREET LOUISVILLE ky.
NHol.hsALE DRY Goods MERIHANTs.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF CLOTHING,
eESIRE TO inform their customers and Country Merchants
~ generally their Stock Dry Goods
he ia and complete y q LIST Of Sap ember.
particularly invite attention their extensive and
ried assOrtnentaf1
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Their Stock IN this line entirely full They have add
largely 10 this branch their Au prepared
eft-r great Inducements for cash time prom
es sad 70 such they pledge themselves sell similar
Goods esn he bought In the Eastern Market
Al Nd Inv
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ApMINfsTRAToR,, SALE,

NOTICE hereby given that will sell pubic auction
fhards the 18th day of September the residence
81 nSa Bs late of NAnderug h County deceased all her
personal property consisting Of Buggy Mare and Muls
Colt Two Cows and Calves young Cattle and about 30
ALSo:A considerable qusntity Household
Furniture. credit ofnpe months viii be given all
three dollars the purchaser giving his with
security, waving valuation and aprrai..ment laws.
ang22-3tw JOSEPH n. SNE=TEN. Ad.mr.
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HOUSEHOLD A,D KITCHEN FURNITURE A

a l.. tie Furniture. Beds Bedding
~ Kitchen Furniture &e.. Of the American House.
OF First and Vae streets will be offered for sale Pub 10
auction. Monday August 'th. sale
clock a NJ Among the articles offered for will
excellent Furnire deserving particular
we'll aargs quantity Ofeveryhing sPperanng the fun
RMS OF SALE:-AII sum. Of as or under cash: ,rm,
over that three months credit With good security.
aug22-lw GEORGE SAVAGE.
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hIRECT FROM NEW YORK
~ : % lbs Cream of Tartar.
$50 lbs 5. g. Soda.
400 LIS Sal Soda.
8 doz genuine 0rvis Corn Starch.
IL doz Dnrkee's Baking Powder.
augi5 COOKS Family t;roe.,v
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-22

VIE Public Schools OF the City Of Evansville will com
N menee the 2sh of August rson oeerni.d
last year for Pablic Schools.
Also High School will be opened al The sane trne In ,h
Peopa school House free of charge Tor all scholars
--N~ VIC
N"tiee also hereby given that all transfers Of children 10
or rom me city for school purposes for the year be
made within one month fsoH this time.
Q. WHEELER
WILLIAM HUGHES,
c. DECKER
A"slo-tt School Trustees