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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-08

the water that can be found on the bars near
the mouth.
Channel depth to Cairo five to five and a
half feet. The Chancellor came up last even
ing, drawing FIVE feet, and had little or no
trouble.
No news from tie Ohio river worth relating.
The W.. Maclay, Capt. Bachelor, came in
from Evansville yesterday morning, and as the
boat had no freight of consequence and is very
light of draught, she managed to get out Of the
river without much trouble or delay. We
have heard nothing from the illinois river for
three days past; at last accounts there was but
two feet water on the Bars. The Upper Mis-.
sissippi is getting dead low, and none but
stern wheelers are now enabled to carry
freight.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-08
Veatch and Lockhart,
JOHN F. CRISP, Sec'y.

All are aware that every attempt, both fair
and unfair, is being made throughout this Dis
trict by Lockhart's friends, to defeat Jas. G.
Veatch for Congress. They are not leaving a
stone unturned- if Lockhart is elected it
will be by the chicanery of the Lockhart men,
and by the negligence of some who pretend to
be opponents Of the old line party. Lockhart
is known as politician, to be corrupt-as a
man he is no better-he has no talent to fit him
for the place he is seeking to obtain.
But among the charges made against Mr..
Veatch, that of personal, private or social mean
ness has not yet been made against him, nor do
we believe it will-for, as man, Mr.. Veatch
stands without stain upon his character. We
have had opportunities of knowing him that
many others have not-he is a man of the
strictest integrity, moral man, in his bust
ness transactions honest and just-a man
whose purse is ever open to the wants of the
needy and suffering-and well this may be, for
having arisen himself from poor and almost
homeless boy, by his own indetatigable energy
and industry, he knows well what it is to bear
the buffettingS of an almost unfriending worl :.
He has firmness and independence, always
speaks what he believes to be right, maintains
his position upon any and all subjects with
force and power of argument but with cour-
tesy. We know Mr.. Veatch to be an honest
politician, one who would do no act unbecom-
ing gentleman, even if it would secure his
own election! Such is the man we have ever
found Mr.. Veatch, and consequently feel it ou1
duty to thus speak in his favor. In the pres
ent case, having the men in the field as candi-
dates for Congress that we have, we think We
would be proving recreant to our country'S
good, did we not do all in our power to aid il
the election of Veatch and the defeat Of Lock
hart Princeton COur.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-08

FLOWER HOUSE For SALE.-An excellent
chance is offered to any one wishing to enter
into the hotel business at Mt. Vernon, Ind
By advertisement it will be seen that Mr..
Flower is deslrous Of selling the furniture and
business of the well Flower House, the
building itself not being for sale, but to be
rented to the Hotel purchaser at low price.
The Flower House is doing an excellent bust
ness, and we are sure it will prove an excellent
investment to any one experienced in the
business, or who wishes to commence the
business. The house is we'll furnished through
top to bottom. The terms are easy. The
ihouse is well located, large and roomy. Such
opportunities as this are rarely offered.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-08

The DEMOCRATIC ORGAN.-Last week we
noticed the change in the State Sentinel, by
which Mr. j. J. Bingham, of Lafayette, is
made the principal editor. The Lafayette
Courier thus alludes to Mr.. Bingham's past
political history If this be true, Mr. B. pre-
cisely represents his party. All the leaders
in this State were a few years ago freesoilers,
and some of them rank abolitionists:
STATE SENTINEI..- ]. Bingham, who for
years did the free soil writing for the Lafayette
Daily Courier who has said more things, and
harder things again the pro-slavery Democracy
than any other man in the State, who was ex-
tremely solcitous lest the Courier should fall
into the hands Of what he termed the "Bill
Brown and John L. Robinson Democracy"
who voted for Van Buren, in 1848, and who
has been identified for years with the Free
Soil movement-has taken an interest in, and
become one of the State Sentinel a paper
which has been laboring to prove that slavery
is a Divine institution, and should be placed
on an equality with the institutions of Free
: dom.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-08

CINCINNATI CLOTH HoUsE.-We call atten-
to the advertisement of Messrs. Henry Marks
& Co., Cincinnati, wholesale dealers in goods
for mems wear. A merchant of Evansville
informs US that he has dealt with this house
-fer'many years. and expects to deal with it long
as he is in business. He says it is one of the
Z largest houses in the country, and goods can
. be purchased there to better advantage to the
Western dealer than East. lie recommends
merchants, tailors and clothiers visiting the up
river cities to cali at this house. 1t needs nc
recommendation to those who have already
visited it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
rom Kansas-Orgauized Attack upon
Lawrence
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4

Lawrence!
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4.
Advices from Kansas to the 29th ult state
that the pro-slavery forces, numbering about
1900, under the command Of Gen. Atchison,
were that day to concentrate upon Lawrence,
which place was to be attacked the following
Sunday.
The Free State force at Lawrence is report
ed at from / 800 to 1900 men. News of the
attack is hourly looked for.
Vermont EFectiOn.'
MONTPELIER, VT, Sept. 4.
Returns from one hundred towns show a
majority of 1000 for Ryland Fletcher the
Republican candidate for Governor One hun
dred and thirty-two towns remain to be heard
from. The three Republican Congressman are
elected from three to seven thousand majority
each
Democratic State Ccvemtion i'm New
EFa mpShire.
Concord, n H., Sept. 4.
The Democratic State Convention met here
to- day. The attendance was large and much
enthusiasm was manifested. John s. Wells
was nominated for Governor by acclamation
and Mark Noble for Canal Commissioner
ST.. Louis, Sept T.
Gen. Atchison, with force of 1900 men,
made an attack on Lawrence, Sunday 31st,
but were repulsed with serious loss. Would
be reinforced and renew the attack immedi-
atey.
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At These was no rise in the river here
last Saturday There were perhaps fewer
boats at cur wharf last week than during any
other week foryears past, unless the river, was
blocked With ICE
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Public Speakings.

Henry w. Ellsworth, Esq. will address the people al
She following times and places
Vineennes, Tuesday. Sert. Q. at night.
Evansville, Wedn, sday, Sept. 3, at night.
Mt. Vernon. Friday Sept. 5, at O'Clock.
New Harmony, Saturday. Sept. 6, at O'Clock:
Poseyville, Monday, Sept. g. at o'clock
Owensville, Tuesday, Sept. 9. at o'clock.
Princeton "Wednesday. sept. TO- at o'clock.
Sullivan, Thursday Sept. II, at O'Clock.
Terre Haute. Friday, Sept. 10, o'clock.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-08
0JThe St. Louis Intelligencer of Friday

says:
RIVER MATTERs.-The Herald, VIM. Camp
bell. Carrier and VIM. Ii. Russell, all four ar
rived from Missouri river yesterday within a
few hours of each other, and the officers of all
the boats named unite in stating that the wa
ter is low and falling and navigation getting
! extremely difficult. Three and half is all
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-08
40 SINKING FUND BORROW
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Evansville. Indiana.

ENHE Fourth Annual Session of the above Institution "
y Monday. the LIST day Of Sep ember 1896.
Young Men DESTROYS of thoroughly qualifying themselve
for respectfully invited the advantages
sented by this School.
instruction practical and embraces Double
Entry Book Keeping in all its various branches including
Sales Commercial Correspon
dence Pen manship and Mercantile Calculations.
fell lessons be completed in from six
weeks. Time limited Students commence at
any time For Catalogue giving full particulars address
uS23-tf JEREMIAH BENIN, Principal
NOW Us THE TIME TO BUY WOOD.-Persons
VI wanting first rate Hickory or Ash Wood can be sup
piled by leaving their orders ct
sep5 HERSHBERGER CARSON.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Z, CONRAD BAKER, o.ndi3s tts Peoples Ticket
s. R8ft'ai at iSliS wing s'
At 0wsAsvfy Gibson soant Spseps sss9At O'slk p NJ
At Barren ChAPet<sene eyeIiTg at SS4ock
Al New Harmony s&pt. 9Th 1t oeltck p ~
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G5f Daily JpurnaL
s L A TIE TICK T.


GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, of wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, of Vanderburgh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. VISION, of Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM H.. NOFFSINGER, of Pnrke
AUDITOR OF STATE,
e. w. H. ELLIS, of Marion.
.sUPERISTENDENECF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
yes GHARLESB BARNES, of Floyd.
se. s.s- ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES HI. CKAVENS, of Ripley.
aH s'' REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
500 JOHN A: STEM, of TiPPecanoe.
CLERK oESUPREME COURT,
., JOHN A. BEALsa0f Miami.
FOR C9NsREss,
ire JAMES &C. VEATCH,
i' e." ssE$EsCER soeer<.
5-s.s F0K aEGIsL STuRB.
JOHN -1NG$E, JR,,
o. ASs EElINg|s5u
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To the Public,

The following appointments heretofore made by Gev.
Willard and Judge notwithstanding, August 25
Washington. &c, Devon HiIl Aug. 81, Paoli, Aug 49,
Spencer, Aug 90 Bloomfield, Aug. 49, Sullivan, Sept.
LIST. Bowling Green, Sept. 3, Terre Haute Sept
mutually Withdrawn, and they have mutually made the
following appointments:
Spencer, Owen County, Sept. Is, P. NJ.
Bloomfield. Greene Co., do 10, do
Washington, Davcss Co, do 90, do
Petersburg, Pike Co., do 81, do
Jasper. Dubois Co., do %, do
Mt. Pleasant, Martin Co do "a, do
Paoli, Orange Co., do o5, do
A. p. WILLARD.
o. P. MORTON.
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AUCTION SALES.
HIRAM NELSON
AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
9md ReaI Estate RrOkers.

and ReaI Estate Brokers,
HAvING lsassd foF steff tf gears and fitted M the
Old House. corner Main Third streets we
receive or
sale. all kinds merehan disc
furniture horses. buggies etc., etc.
Csshadvanoss made on cOnsigp aents whsH required.
at o'clock A. NJ Also Tuesday Wedn esday
and Friday nights, at early gas light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every nth, 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
Having provided ourselves with large Map OF the City of
Evansville the
eHngit will for the interest of all concerned
apart the Monday of Every month the
Zeal All those wishing
hand their lists in time give the public notice
The patronage those having Houses and Lets Lands
for sse ether private sale respectfully
ted. jyl5 WOOLSEY & NELSON, Auct's.
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PuBudlC sPEAKIN@

JAS. LGCKHA kre9hd JAS. O. TEATCH. Esqutres. can
AidAsss for Congress. m address their felOw-stzensat
NewburE. Warrick county. Thursday. September 4.
Bakers Greek Church. spencer Friday Sept.
koaknort In atnr inx d.
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CHARLES BARN U NJ

CHARLES BAR U M,
IN
watches, clocks, WeIrys &c
Evansville, Ind.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
ywHuE nbserber has lust received fine lot of wATcHss
JEwELRY which he is prepared to sell cheaper than
styles and rices Jewelry of all kinds and quality
ciudinr some Gold Stone Mosaic Coral in setts Gold
ana silver Chains Bracelets Lockets, Necklaces Rings
Gold Slides Sleeve Buttons Gold Plated Spoons
Thimbles Guards Keys Jet Bracelets &c
Sc fact almost everything usually in Jewelry Store
all will be warranted represented and will be
sold cheaper than offered before in the city. cal
DESTROYS of purchasing respectfully solicited
Clocks Watches and Jewery of all kinds repaired IN th
Nv ~ T. 11N viva cHAaRARNUM.
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HARD WARE, CUTLERY, g.

HARD WARE, CUTLERY, &C.
EgAEsCOCK 81 SONNTAG
EHAVE Just mpleted and ready offer to the
city and country trade large and we'll assorted stock
Hardware Cutlery both Foreign and American To
variety Building ware
Try Merchants will find always ready duplicate LOui
Vile and Cincinnati bills - ssp2
NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE.
DOOR ABOVE CRESCENT CITY BUILDING.
II STAFFORD has just opened Grocery and Provision
Store Main above where he will be pleas
ed his friends and the public genera and he hopes
business liberal share the
public patronage. my3l-ly
AHUNNY BAGs.i2,O 900 heavy ~ bashel new. for sale
augls S. Z. dfLBERT CO.. sye. near Water.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
ut Office is hereby given that the firm Of Geo: Klein r.
B. en- dissolved The settle ali
bills of said firm. DECKER & KRAMER.
LARD OIL, SOAP AND CANDLES.
The Undersigned will continue the business Of the form
firm Of Geo Klein Co. in the manufacture Of Lard Oil.
Soap lies and will sell at whoe ale and retail the
if not SUPERIOR those Cincinnati market Orders
may left Main between First and
Second sep2-tf DECKER KRAMER.
Il. ROSS, VI. d.,
YENENDRS essional the citizens
IA ansvle vcinity residence Judge Foster
andJ. H. BoGendick Cherry street Evansville. Ind.
apls-Iyd
q CASE; Nader. $50 lbs; eask ER, Salts. 500 lbs;
6 bxes Eng. Mustard; 10 gross Rose and Bears Oil;
Transparent Soar reed raIrG9a ,qr ssls at
reduced prices by augZf l. q y Helm ANN
AGAIN.
a NOTIFIES arrival of Lawns Musqueto Bars. Green
Window Paper, and general assortment of other Dry
Goods at Jyl7 SAMUEL EMBIOA
waTANTED Servant Girls will nd steady EN- poy-
w at liberal wages, by applying the
oil je23-tf w. r. PRESTON.
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LUMBER! LUMBERll
II. HREENNEKVE'

N I'll { m a
NNYOULD to the citizens of Evans
w willie ding that he keeps
hand large and full assortment of Pine Lumber
Shingles Dressed Undresscd Flooring Dressed and I'm
dressed Misunderstanding. ETC. ETC.. which he will sell
cheap for cash Orders from the country solicited Yard
Carpenter street. Fratz Heilman's Foundry.
He has also a yard VinccnG near the Evansvsllo
Charlottesville Railroad Dept and prepared to furnish
all that section with full variety cheap be
DO night in Evansville. L. l.. WATSON, Agent,
jy3-t. Vineennes.
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Ok BOXES Layer Raisins; So 600 600 5: Caps
- so q. d. Caps; 600 coo aerproof Cars
l rec,d. for sale by L & D. HEIMANN.
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PUBEAC NOFECBE
To All WHOM 1T NAV C0NCERN

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
HAVE this day (July l4h) sold out entire interest
in the merchandise and everything pertaining
formerly by J. w. & s. Fickery to Mr. ChaEles
McJohnstou Jr. with Mr. James W Vickery w4 cor
tinue the business at the old stand.
return sincere thanks my numerous friends fol
their liberal extended while in business in
the firm and would be pleased that tn
same may be continued with the now. 49,
SAMUEL VICkERY.
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n q a VN

NOTIIER arrival of Lawns. Musqueto Bars. Green
Window Paper. and general assortment Of ether Dry
Goods at iYl7 SAMUEL EMBIOH
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this day formed oOpartnershp.
under the and firm of A. j. Colhurn Co.. and
having stand of the firm of Coburn &
Herhberger will liabilities of the said firm OF
Colburn Hershherger and alone authorized settle
the business of the same ANDREW J. C0LBURN.
VISIT JONAS COLBURN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-08

GLASS WARE.-4eessxs Ale and Bar Tumblers ofany
description; so bxs qua and Pint Fssks and for
sale by jez0 /. D. HERMANN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-08

So, 81.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
EVRANCIS FENDRT0H & BROTHERS respectfully inc
= form the citizens Evansville vicinity that they hav
established branch their old extensively Bal
more house in this place. where they will
constantly have for sale all kinds of Domestic and Imported
Cigars and Snuff Their assortment of Tobacco
Cigars embrace variety and brand II win b,
we'd to the purchaser by giving CALL we.warant
esl city prices. Please call and examine. aug23m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-08

wHTANTED Two Servant Girls will ind steady employ
W liberal by applying mm ediately at the
residence of je23-tf W. r. PRESTON.
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N CAsK Nader. $50 lbs; cask Ep. Salts. 500 lbs;
IL Dbl Sulp. Flour, $50 bbis COpperas;
bxes Eng. Mustard; gross Rose and Bears Oil;
gross Transparent Soap reed railroad for sale at
reduced prices by aug2f /. & D. HERMANN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-08

SIRITS TURPENTINE-Justr reed and for sale by the
- barrel or smaller quantity.
my2S S.F. GILBFRT co :. syc. Water.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-08

"ANTED.-We are paying the highest prices in OEs
Nv for Wheat. Corn. Oats Rye. Barley Bacon. Lard
Flour and all kinds of Produce Farmers would do well
GEO FOSTER CO.'S.
augl Corner Locust street and the Canal,
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TO GENTLEMEN OF TASTf
CO.PARTNERsHTP,

FHNHF subscribers this day formed
u under the McRea Wells to continue the boot
and shoe business the late firm of Hendricks mcRea
All claims against the concern eff Hendricks McKee,
must make navment signed A McREA.
iy22-tf II. M WELLS.
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NEly GROCERY AND PROyIsJON sTORE

q.
STAFFORD has just opened Grocery and Provisi
Store Main street. above. where he will be pea
ed his friends and the public neTaly and he hoT
by strict attsuton business 20 inertia liberal share o
public patronage. my3l-1y
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generally, and closed by urging the impOr-
tance of the issues before the people.
On noting of Earl Bill, the following
resolution was adopted by the Convention
ResolUed, That it be recommended that
in calling future Judicial Conventions, the
basis of representation be the Republican
Gubernatorial votes cast at the last previous
election: each hundred votes being entitled
to one Delegate, an additional vote for eve
ry faction of fifty votes, and that each town
ship which has less than fifty votes be emit
tied to one Delegate.
The respective county delegations, theI
proceeded to select q Judicial Central Com
mittee, with the following result
Frederick Wickham, Huron county; Ear
Bill, Erie; Sylvester A. Smith, Ottawa; c
G. Eaton, Sandusky; Charles Pratt, Lucas
On motion of P. n. Schuyler, Esq. the
proceedings of the Convention were order.
ed to be printed in the Republican papers o.
the District.
On motion the Convention then adjourn
ed, giving three hearty cheers for FREMONT
and three for the candidate of the Conven
ton. E. P. BASSETT, Chairman.
RUSH R. SLOANE
FREDERICK WIcKuAM, ~