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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-13
TIE Great Erent Of the SeGs0nW

The arrival OfIhe enormous stock of Fall
and Winter & OOds AT
80. IS Coz. MONROE AND WATER STREETS,
WHEELING. VA
THOS. H Z G H -, having Just returned from
the eastern eilies sit soss=us stock, invites
Trend Jnd customers and inspect They
vii fI,d assortment o;
CLOTHS OF all colors=
CASHMERE o! The ineSt qualities. and
VEST x OF the choicest patterns,
uHeuaIed BY anything Of The KIND thought TO this
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-13

N Es,s Fine e.Ir bots
N FiTe t,ajteFS=
F,be morocco boots;
Fine balf welt
Fine Kip
Fine COnErexS
Fine ciosh' Gaiiersi
6iIUve k5i
Cloth. tE'ut COLI
calfCOngTeSs
O1iosd Ties
LADIES' SHOES.
7 ADJ S fire black Gaire4s=
IL lac cuured Gai'erS;i
Fancy
JrLny Lid S.ippersi
do vets;
goat
To.let Sii piers
MISSES Jenny LiEd SlfPper$j
W 4 FiLe Caters;
InOruccu boots.
al Of which the .a;esi Styles. ap4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-13

SuDdrIes.
100 barrels FsHaiy FFar5
lOGI TOO do EErr5 Szir=
"a do NJ IaediazD rlavkerr,;
80 ~
3 do iar-- 10
81! do Noe DO
81 kits No do
70 No2 do
- barrels nee,
- bags Eia Curec:
Jzvn do
10 boxes psiEe PePJaer:
g cGZsH Jtcks-s5
90 DO wash boards,
COO Poduds : 1 neel;
3 GaTFeIs K sc FiodT,
Suszr esSsss, bacon esr just reed and or Ssie hy
al,iH GEO. 4 NcNECHES
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-13
Ambrotypes

44AAO4GS ESSs
TAHE SUBSCRIBER Ssrs public new strIe OF
picture. LAT sletisr TO lie LasuerIeoypc, made IN
" heeEES daiy MS estabi They ae termed
AABR0THPES,
the process for which patented the United States
Great britain aud Frsnce These pictures The most
5eautI ii and truthful produced The Photographic
art The exceeding fpeness, depth OF light and shade
richness Of tone is wonderful They d. reverse The
subject but represent everything pusitioH-
They are without the s1Te Of da1eTreOtyPe, NAV be
seen Ia any and GV last for ages unchanged beH.
lMPERISHARLE
hence the name, AuhrotyPe, signifies IRdestrscfi
oii'ty Tue picture sthea Pai't gsSs, which
oihef ptae al corresponding is secured
Tue6e cement By which the Picue VIII its org
mai bTlaBcy Tor ages viii BY acids nor
be injured by yvater climate
AnbOtyl cOSCoes must be seen be appreciated
= he reief is PereCt lie
DasnerreOtyPes taken az iednced prices Ladies' and
seHtle meH are invited 10 call AID examine my gallery
W A. G. PA RTHI OGT e
Land ana Real Estate agency.
H II. HURBRlL
y LILY tenders ms ewes tO1be public
as General Eeat for the purchase AID Aae Farms,
uDimPFO ed Lands, City and village pro cry
-KEFER To
-" m Paxt'H, Esq ". Wiley, Esq, Farming
Alex Rogers Esg. L. LUusord. ESQ county
z ii Nilsson, Esq county Thos IiOsn5rook, Esq. do
Wheeling. los
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INTEILIGENCER
Religious Notice.

SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER IS. 1855,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-13

SHndrieS.
40 boxes HaistEs5 : boxes Oranges;
- MI do 10 10 ds Lemons
81 9r do do 1900 res COCO iilts
do Malaga Figs boxes n,acca ont;
Cases do IeTnlc Ia
lraii Iiatesi do Jr5rbe Paste;
eases LIquorlre: bags issosils=
do CalabrIz DO I 90 SI5I., d.,
40 SNaI GlEes= DO 0a4ru1s:
bb. paper sseu alEoaJs. 6 do RI. bets:
GOz esL. Peaches CO Pecan:
DIX FiIe-a apples; p dO-asz'I Pickles;
case Frua.es= l. duz Pepper sauce.
Just IeceIFed and for ale b.
7. r. ASKE%
1aHi' Market u, Hrar h-trry NcI.--s House
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-13

HOuS6 uIuISHII5 otOTt.
7 HAVE itst ofeaed. At Na - Monroe st1eet, new
stock Housekeeping AEiic-s. CONSISTING OF Iaor
uferE- Syri Plsied ihsta AID i5rftaEEiz Pan
ste, nEed cii Pam Tiu WsisTs o. different
St.ieS zud E"Tloas TsrlsHs- o.sEnera- ard a5 EsH
> Fisin TyIlers vac. ErJ>Bes F~atb-I DrsfsrS
Fly brushes wooden Family fstdsae, atAius
7I1F=raiGs ztd hEtEhen cUlaiiiete
apIg z. T. WOODS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-13

CLOT HING.
TSELIG MIN q BROTHER
NO None street; between Main aIl Water Streets
N lately received from fbE East TIER usual supply
OF
RICH AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
70 frh -ey fae ;ae attention OF Ihuse abou- supply
Ing tieareiveg with winter Coihirg, &c The goods
been selected with great ard purchased a the
present low market ricsS, enabled 10 oder Cloth
nE n ies per tau other si0Tes wIHisfIHS
ieir STOCKS hsf rates. are selling cur entire
stock a; the lowest F0ssi bic prices as follows:
RIch HACK cloth dTess coats rom 3 - SSl5
&c do over DO SO 10 So.
Pants AID Vests cl all eooEs and shades iTom $ 70
The pahhc are rsrDesDed give eali before select
ing s;>eyysre thereby making saving Of III! ten Fe Ct
.SELIGMlN d REoTHER,U
EFeo.Iw WheeiHs. Va.
PELIsSE FLANNELS-
y PS- Pelisse FIsHaeiz. jest reeeiyed a.
- st@t - q E4S = E---1 " We
For SAFE.
5G BUSHELS Prime Timothy Serd. to arrive
I ~ srZ4 COTTON. " aTIsEMS ~ Co.
Wanted
| THE highest price raid or keg butter By
/ Esg6 COLLINS HALL, MARKET SQUARE
GLOVES! CLOVES!
IDDiCE- white and c0Iorsd Kid G0vsSf SUPERIOR buck
ID aud vsiEter GIu-es Of sTeT Era6e and quality and
you set good article cheap, ell Al Ma W9zh-
] GstoH Hail dcu J H SIALLAAA.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-13
To Farmers.

THE subscriber vii snip wheat 10 he eastern rrs rle
or iaF5't chang bg pes eEo5 III,
acquaintance Is suc secars TIE hsssj FaIees aud
D. his srisnse"@At laglst> have al ne aeuedl> q
ne eastern market y KELLER
JE<. tEu:Lcr gtIeef
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Cn-PaRTNFPsurn


TIE uEtsryiEurd have united rfselves tor lie r
pose % psIuBGt kiHd Iron aud Nails, a; rks
MtasoEfl iron N0ris HlicT Tie sIys !. Todd *
To-, and solicit Continuance OF tue patronage o. ne old
J. N ToHp,
HUGH ICHoLS.
!. y. JOHNSTON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-13

FLOUR, GRAIN. SEEDS, BJTTEI;, &C.
" anIeIi -TEe sahse,!eezs u5B Tatohase sr snsle
W io=.s: advances OF Cnnsllt mole
shi4s1e' iait o. Neg lotS 81 fE, y-. cats corn,
barley clover ssd Erethy ssets- OF bl.i=s Cs !
picked and eggs GILL a CO
aE9 49, =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-13

NUIIJE-EA tn.
uAVlNG heeH E=S- ssa selected The mos: suE-ndid
IL lois Of nasrheeser brought his uzter ~ u
ii ny ents 10 IA! Immediately cave ther orders
for al kind JEsy may want
hsElIs purchase; aFz=g. WA rish W work IL TIE
atsSt AID mus approves slysss loses; faIes-
va tainted EEd I.itslSAe-
5e.s Nj RaHsN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-13
l. h MARSH 81 T. wATMAS

l. MARSH has this day associated with him N T
WayGan- iOT :. qua pore TIanSaciins Tie JShole-
sale and reial Boot hJe business stand UT
J. d Marsh, 40 80 Monroe street, next door Greer,
OFT d Co under il= = u Of
MARSH q wAYMAN
JGAv 1Sf- lS1o nm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-13

oTHlNC in the understanding in the redieai mar.
kei i9r ne Tsst Gayyear has ever esAlet.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-13

DOY'S calf boots;
ID do KirbootS; =
DO cali Uxto:d Ties;
do bEussrS=
b2ys aons AID sho-s every Kind and aeseriPtion;
Also. cEiidteu's Shoes, GaEets, &c, sorts and
sizes; in fset suit every in AMT is
ant IA line Don't forget rs Main street, Wheeling
2. s-Couutry merchants sorting Up FOL essh an do
vel 70 Sai ilap
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-13

OF he most >uPerb patterns and qualities, ard in
" rirts lneqss ed BY any in ihs cry, COMP Sirs
EHslisn and FEcICt EeRves, ScutarIs L,aS ms, Cas-
s!Las:es, ard Moscow Coating 10 be found at
No 50. corner Mon DC and Wafer sts.
zPIa-Iu Wheeling Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-13
Shooters! Shooters!!
LeOnard's nIeut Revolving Hammer

THIS pistol for simplicity construction, isciTy a.
loading AID ca. Tir= !idiy OF dE>caErg-, rose and
cor MSS rguve carrying. and ia exempt
fuEs liability accidental di,cEaags. Gains sapt1
0rily "Ser CT oIhr.> HGgs ul-i4ttaC.UT ed
SHalol JUS received AID tgr ale NJ th- cheap lew
eIyv >fore OF & = BROWN,
rarI NJ : us-t.rt.-I,u t!aIl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-13

TEE co partrersaif heretofore exiting h.tvy..B vi,
euas Ss.ee4ry IL: Jh,stOa, ia, Pe;ef SLoei bsI-
- Jsses " Tod, snG =. y. -oLEston GEdeT the firm
ne stA day o. June, 1854 by death Feer sheer
se ger
S5urs That date undersigned lave Continued The boa
iHsss Of The .s,s firm ader aty!e o. Encs-
NJ, Iohnsro4 : u.
HICHa Ell SWEENEY,
III: JOHNSTON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-13
MISCELLANEOUS.

@8@N<a<zM
baltimore
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
70 EAoVEB 10 tie spacious neS Rsl. 80 IaI galii-
order for the farther Recommendation and coryenienoe OF
stB5ea's-
have been ATTENDANCE, Ie7,,rssB NJ II every Size
n tie nleH showing POi'alSrIty 4Ese1 5y any
losk KeepIas- Ira=isrus 20 ms; Pam ASSN,
OF y@ries s-yiesi Mercantile 1teir
iEFOTzFi soseets are illustrated The ,,eHt!.l
anal practical IaaHaeT-
5Iu-Ts1s4 = prse;icSI - 49, -, sc
eo,jr.,I a. tnsI rt-..,rs -, ~. Z. fs-. i-p,r- ,
H, an, Q X cilsuI;EgLlX;
FUH DER MAGaZfNE
TIL Z undersigned v receive storage. any Powder
Nt.eh liay ae c!s'ee, a. 'ngfs &C esasEe He los
nl2s " RsIIN :
New and Elegant.
ii z undesi erEt cave e -tt' N ias ftes' sia
he has feceived lis sTig and sgr4snet .tock o.
CLOTHS, ctsstNsIEs ANn vEsTfNES,
shir be IS 'ered 20 make C O. DEF sioil Boiicesi
lie t=sst and proved :: e ss hrst tuer
J. 81. >TALLNAS. Merchant Tsiio-,
aft. So :. Wzshir@tuR H4li-
y ; s'oss Isane-iocG's YsrHiasr;
NGtzEei& -
. Nerve and Rome LtlsUeuJi
Gee,se'- la.ssE1ie ceta7oens'
Green's oAyEriStes ,aflers.
NOTICE-EX IRA
IAVlNG heeR EsSc sa1 selected ris most SpIeadd
IL !utS Of L1arheeEer brought o his rr, W. u
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INSURANCE.

ALBEIdRLE
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
I TIE GREAT CENTRAL COMPANY OF
VIRGINIA.
PRINCIPAL oFFIcE-C.harIOttesV5ll Va
Cu1RTEEID CAPITAL S4Ge, CO
above ceapsry haytns sstshisbse an 1eeney is
On av0rahis tsrGA-
oFFIcE-So . Main stree. : : = :, oes-a@
LTNGHBURGH
Fire, Life and Marine Insurance
Company,
OF LYNCHBURGH, "a.
oFEIcg-SO Sc asis s,rest. oc5-s,a
Valley Of Virginia
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
VIM. T. ss1az. Asept at wheeling.
I0FFcE-.. he store Of r.Ilsa, 4, ps,.7..in. asfu
~ sirerf, between Monroe ard 9t'zJ els
PsFed 70 take 's6sat estouar Tsies On Goods il 'IsE
Sta S'salnbosts s1g,ss H,se,isFS &c
! z Baker Tss:sI.tS prlzPasin-
Norton AeAe>Ou& G. isrdaaH.
/ ii.sS Howell .. v. HsiskeI. q Co
The Htna Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD. conn.
INCORPORATE, NAY 1919.
100000.
One nlaest ard best institutions In tbs eouEtry
eou'iEuss 70 gke r:ss e0n LIE tnes av9fssr isfaz
.p,s AaPi''' Ag-nr ~ Is -- FE5 z4S 2'Sitr.
! APAEN AUM FIKE OFF.CH,
London
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $4,000. OOO-
Available CAPITAL Sl254, 800
WEI ,aks any asa az air Ere rt>ks at reasonable
Lo.>es .diuSsd aad promptly rza without lesIepee to
Losd"E-
EEFEGLNcEs ~ PHILADELPHIA.
Atwood * Co, John Earssans.
Nsele. t.zskorn < Co y liam u hes d Co,
PoSers & NeIsA-Ia'u NAIe, SfevrEs d 10.
REFEkENcss ~ NsEELINs
& h List Co. LiI!. Hzlus-an & Co.
Heiskeil Co. Bailey 4. L Co.
T&ilaHi a DeisplEin, NUrIon- ACles1n q %.
hobbs Jacob SeEs-ury.
For Tarthet PaTtlcaais enquire O
WT- F. PETERSON,
GENT foT Is iire.i sd vicinity
OFFICE pext door 70 y d N t.srk mis-
INSU naNGks.
THE FIRE AND MARINE INSG RANCE CON
PANY OF WHEELING.
faesrpcratcd 1881
TAKES risks Tie lowest buildings ali
| kinds. S;ealbO4ES, fayE;uIe aGt r1eTrbeHdize- srt
s.aiTsl daIzers attending trSEs orlao5 Of Goods
or rivers, seas, = Aes, eaast, and railroads
DIRECTORS
SaaPi Nee. Wa. Fleming. >anrl OK
Ilzn'f Lamb, ROb-t Patterson Rob't Y er-fsu1
RoBT. CRsSGLE. Pres'!.
P. ". HAEDTSs. Sec'y-
- pf,icaTurs or Insurance Hili 5e proudly attended
BIZ Inc President n SECRETARY.
WheeIiHs. Jaa zSta- 1888
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P. (. ZIfVN,
CoafectiOHeT and FTuitereT,

CORNER OF NAlS AND MADISON SHEETS,
wheeling, Va
will be seer Eouthe love lhe u,lscsi lar hsa -
a moved ~ esiabH kiasat 10 the bridge Cotner,''
where Ge "i DC Pleased 10 al his old cEstoe and
a nary HeE oHea mag ozi. His tUcG Is much or
: gee ahe 's rooms neaug reftist CapdeE, Fruits,
ats, SC a. whoiesaie al The very prices Par
tea snd aHdes supplied viii cskea and fitS a short
es notice ia ice il tie nosI PslIuit In
Inc eiiy, and no steHtOI wi be EIaTed please he
ar11 pR zIwr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-28
The Gazeue ON atrial Trip!

Last week we noticed the arrival of the
Evansville, Newburg and Henderson trade,
for which she had just been purchased and
fitted up by Capt. Lyons. With tears in
our eyes, we are now compelled to notice
her miraculous, surprising and "dannably
mysterious" departure. She arrived here
Friday. Capt. Lyons received every en-
couragement. Saturday morning there were
number of persons wishing to 60 to Hen
derson, and large excursion party was be-
ing made up for Sunday. The boat had ev-
cry prospect of making money at the very
start. But Saturday morning, the Gazelle
started to Newburg with the avowed object
of getting coal. Some four or FIVE of the
Captains friends accompanied him. AT
Newburg, he persuaded them to 60 up town
and 'leg it" for him and his boat, introduce
his craft, get her business, &C., while he ran
up to the coal mines, mile above. The
guests of the Captain, willingly acceded,
but were, however, somewhat surprised to
see the beautiful Gazele move off from the
mines and start up the river like juvenile
race horse. They were also astonished
again when the lit lie son of one of the COM
pany, who had gone up on the steamer to
the mines, came trudging down through the
mud and rain. He had been put off there,
and told that the boat would not be down
till evening. About dark the guests of the
Gazelle arrived home in wagon! As for
the Gazelle herself, it is supposed the engins
got out Of order and couldn't be stopped. If
so, she is still running up the river, carry
ing off her Captain! The whole affair is
mysterious. We hope TO hear from Capt.
Lyons in explanation soon. He cannot ex-
plain away the dirty trick he played on his
guests, nor do we think it is in his power 10
justify any portion of his conduct. If he had
wanted money or any other substantial kind
OF encouragement, he could have OBJ aimed It
here. Our citizens earnestly desired the
Gazelle to run as packet Eere, and they
would have done every thing in reason 10
have supported the boat. AS it is, they
think they have been treated shabby By
Capt. Lyons.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-28

%The Chicago Times says that the
German population of Louisville have nearly
all abandoned it-that they dare not come
back to the city to gather up and bury the
charred and blackened remains of their
slaughtered kindred; and after most ridicu-
lous because most false piece of pathos about
women screaming aloud in the agony of
premature child birth, the names of murder
ed husbands, and wives weeping over the
loss of gifts received at parting from aged
parents in fatherland, the same article
gravely informs its readers tina: the Germans
of Louisville were net asked whether they
were Catholics or not; that they were shot
down without question and burned alive
without time being given to extricate women
and children, sick or dying. This is just
about as much truth as might be expected
from the editor of Sag NIGHT paper in dis
cussing the Louisville Riots. This particu-
lar editor has founded his statements upon
the first accounts given by the Louisville
anti-Amefican editors. These editors have
not yet in any manner contradicted these
most absurdly false statements, nor will they
do SO, although every man in Louisville
knows they are most slanderous and wicked
lies.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-28
The Finale

Although opposed by the three anti-Amer-
lean papers at Louisville, ard by the Ger
man papers, Prentice has come out Just as
overwhelmingly victorious in the Riots dis
cussion as he did in the Ward affair. He
has opposed the falsehoods and well perse-
anti-American press, by the sworn testimony
of respectable men and women, some of
whom are foreigners and Catholics. He has
made such case, that if before court no
jury would leave their box to make up ver-
dict in his favor. He has proven beyond all
doubt, and beyond all question or shadow of
a doub', that these riots were commenced by
foreigners shooting down peaceable Ameri-
cans in the streets of the city, and that these
foreigners had been arming themselves for
days and weeks before to do just precisely
what they did do-shoot Americans in cold
blood.
The only additional matters of interest
brought up last week in connection with the
discussion and examination of this affair, is
the report of the Louisville City Council. -
After thorough examination, they reported
unan mously that the foreigners had COM
menced the riots, &c. The Telegraph Re-
porter also defended himself very successful
iy from the charges made against him of send
ing false reports about these riots. His de-
fence was not necessary. Even the rascally
editors who have been abusing Lin, know
very well his dispatches are thousand fold
nearer being correct than their statements.
They are only mad at him for telling the
truth. They would have patted him on the
head approvingly if he had at down or laid
down, or straddled whisky barrel, and lied
black in the face against his own
countrymen.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-28

LATENT INGEEUITV ARoUsED.-There is
story afioat in our city about Liquor ven
der here, which does considerable credit to
his ingenuity. In fact, it is one of the sharp.
est lodges we have heard of for some time.
1t is said that he has fitted up an establish
ment in an out of-the-way locality, for the
accommodation of his thirsty friends with
sign on the door, emblazoned. "rhe State of
Illinois" When thirsty customer gets too
much of the article in store, for the success
full locomotion of his physical corporation,
and is Intercepted as to "whar he got his
licker," he can safely swear that, he got it
in the Estate of illinois," Our legal func-
tionaries having no jurisdiction over that
anti Prohibtory State, all further inquiries is
drdpped. "Clear as mud. "--f Terre Hdute
Journal
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-28
C KRAFT.
WIN. HEII,MAN
=. W M IILILNIAl
Evansville, Aug. as, 1856.
The Health OF EvansviIIe.

We are sorry to hear that there are re-
ports abroad in the country that Evansville is
very sickly. We have already contradcted
a similar report to this, bat this time we have
taken the trouble to make particular inquiries
so as TO obtain authectic Information on the
subject. We have been informed by the
Board of Health, that our city has rarely
ever been more free from severe sickness
during the warm months than it is at pres
ent. They say that not one case OF cholera
has occurred, nor of any other general malig-
nant disease, during the summer. To some
extent Intermittent and other fevers have pre-
vailed, with cases Of Dysentary and summer
complaint among children, but few deaths
have resulted. We attribute our good for
tune much to the cleanliness of our streets
for which our city Fathers deserve credit
We do not presume there is any City on the
Ohio freer from malignant sickness than Ev-
ansville.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-28

SUBSTANTIAL APPRovALs.-The following
from the Louisville Journal exhibits the fact
that its coulse on the louisville Riots, &c.
is receiving the most substantial approval.
Ii the tasehoods of its opponents and Sian.
derers had been Of any material effect, losses
instead of gains would have been the effect
on the Journal
Since the lst of last month our weekly
subscription LIT has increased more than
three thousan, FIVE hundred, our daily more
than one thousand four hundred, and our tri-
weekly-we know not how much. Our
daily accessions now are very rarely less
than one hundred and fifty; and we have the
strongest assurance that our increase during
the next month will be not less than four
thousand
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-28

ANEcboTE or HEGDRIcKs.-The Hon,
Thos. A. Hendricks received daulper re-
Gently while making political speech in
Shelby county.
While ne was bursting with eloquence in
TRADE against the American party, he with
much vehemence, and as if he was confident
OF putting an unanswerable question, asked
"Who will tell me of any good thing the
American party has ever done!"
a grey-headed. honest-faced old farmer,
in the crowd, cried out:
CPL tellyou of one good thing it has done,'
"Well what is it?" iercely asked Hen
bricks.
"Why it has elected Lucian Barbour to
go to Congress and you to stay at home"
A may be imagined, Hendricks was COM
pletely 'sowed up.'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-28

CONTESTED ELECTION We judge from
the DahVille Tribune that there is some
probability of Fox contesting the election in
the Danville district:
We know that many friends of Maj Fox,
believing that he has been beaten by illegal
votes, are strongly urging him to contest the
election, but whether or not he will weld to
their perSuasions, we are not prepared tC
say. We heer of several counties in which
1t is confidently asserted that numbers OF
clearly illegal votes were cast against US
and the friends of Major Fox are perfec ly
sanguine that the fact of their i,lega9tity can
be fully established.