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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-19
Judge 10 cphart' s Nomination.

Yesterday we announced no doubt to the
establishment of our behind the age Old Line
contemporary. that the Petersburgh Convention
had nominated Hon. JAS Lockhart as their
candidate for Congress. At the time OF Wn-
ting, we have no details Of the votes, or as to
who were the opposing candidates. We know
Judge Law had a good many friends IN the
Convention, whether his name was brought
up or not. 1t must seem singular to every
good. citizen whose Judgment and common
sense are not warped and perverted from
their, true instincts by partyism, that even the
Old Line party of the First District of Indiana
should have seen fit to nominate Lockhart for
this Office, when man of the ability and in
fluence Of Law was an opposing candidate, and
whose Democracy" is as little questionable
as that of the successful man. 1t seems still
more strange, when we reflect upon the fact,
that Lockhart served one term in Congress,
and gave so little satisfaction even to his own
party, that a candidate for re- nomination
twice afterwards, he was defeated by one of the
smallest politicians in the District, Smith Mil
Ter; aud still further, that for long time past
Lockhart has been holding a profitable gov
eminent appointment, quite sufficient in emol-
uments to assuage any ordinary political dis
appointment, at least the disappointment of not
obtaining the nomination to Congress. Yet,
when tits recollected, that for months past he
has been laboring assiduously to obtain this
nomination, and calling to his aid every out
side influence, and if we may judge from the
material used in this county, not that which
stands in the highest repute in his own party,
while his particular opponents have scarcely
done anything to secure the nomination-our
surprise grows less. He has labored for the
nomination without the slightest delicacy, but
with an impudence and pertinacity rarely wit
messed even in his own party, and which in
any other would have met with the proper
rebuke of an emphatic defeat.
Since the above was written, we have re-
ceived the ballotings. Judge Laws name
was not brought before the Convention by his
friends, as they could not count votes enough
to secure his election, and would not permit
his defeat under the circumstances. Messrs
Hovey and Niblack were the opposing cand
dates. Had their friends united upon the one
or the other, his election might have been Sc
cured. Either one of these gentlemen would
have secured the vote of his party, and prob
ably had no opposition. Judge Lockhart nil
have opposition. He has not the confidence
nor the love of his own party. There is nc
man out of his party, we venture to say, more
detested by the higher minded of the Democ.
4racy of the First District, than he is There
is certainly no man that party could have
nominated, who would have been less accept
able to the people-and therefore no one more
easily defeated by an opposing candidate who
has the confidence ofhis felIow-citizens THAI
such a candidate will soon be out-an unob
jectionable man and strong man-we can in.
sure.
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" The Border Rufians" held an enthu-
siastic Ratification meeting at Westport, Mo-,
on the receipt of the news OF Buchanan's nomi-
nation! A correspondent of the St Louis
Republican who spoke of this meeting, says
Fillmore stands no chance there. Well, we
hope not. We trust no border rufian" will
so far injure the fair fame Of Fillmore as to
give him ms vote. But it was very proper in
them to nominate Buchanan. His party is the
only one in existence which will support their
rascalities.
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SUMNER CLOTHES, &C.-By advertisement
it will be seen that Mr.. Lobenstine has just
received at the Western Star Clothing Store a
large arrival of summer clothing, &c, &c. AS
this is Just the season for procuring summer
clothes, we advise the public to drop in and
examine these goods. Mr.. L. has a large
stock ofeverything appertaining to gentlemen's
yyardrobes at his store under the Pavilion.
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SIMEON LONG vs.. MARGARET g. AN HUGH D.
R0QUET Sale Court Honse door, June Esd OF south
public square. begnu point OF Main ST. on
front line OF said and aches, from alley diYs-
ngaid r from lotno 0s original plan Of said city thence
right angles TO Main allies OF said thence
aleLg said alley parallel with Main I5d feet towards
Second TIE frst alley Aforesaid thence along sd alley
Main ST. Aforesaid thence aioug Main front OF line
Of said or. to place of beginning.
FRANCIS ANGRY vs.. EX. JAS. EGQUET EFT AL
House door 23d property beginning 10 It
from the norheriy OF he east
public square in Evansville. Ind. running
eence along Man towards % 10 feet inches. thence
Ii right angles Main alley in said
elstsry quarter said public square thence along
alley parallel with Main towards Fourth is feet
inches thence place beginning being
feet trout and running back the width IN
feet to the alley.
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OF A travelling correspondent of the St.
Louis Democrat in describing a scene on the
Ohio, speaks Of "the rich clarat-ike hue" of
the waters. To travelling correspondents the
hue of the Ohio river water is generally that
of American brandy OF corn whisky. The
Democrat man draws it mild
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TOWN LOTS
A T A U c. 7 10 N!

SATURDAY. the 23h day of Jun?, 1856. the
Main and third front of the Court House
Evansville the following valuable Town Lots will be Of
fercd for sale at auction, viz:
Eight in Hornby' Enlargement of Evansville which
Ohio river and oiDs Evansville the lower
or no rt-es these lots front Water
First aud High streets They opposite the
boat landing in low water and soon be
demand for business purposes Terms-one-tourth
\ yeats with interest, and y in with
the interest payable annually at cent? secured
ge the subject 70 foreclosure Tor the
upon default of instament of the
principal interest.
ALso-The following in LRmasco: Lots and 10 in
lots II and Is block 1885, lots 10 and II in block
1873; block 1866 lot in block III; lots g. s. g.
ing on High street. enlargement; lots 6 IL IS 49,
4h enlargement lot % block Ills lot II in tl'k
and q in block 12s lots p and % il block 1926 lots
10, IL and II in block 49,
ALso-Lots 2 g. ~ and in block in the Northern Cor
Rowleys) Enlargement of Evansville, lots Is being sub
having them good dwelling house with rooms
and a kitchen.
AIso-Fhe following lots Southern Enlargem emit;
T. block q and in bl'k3; s. and 10 in BLK 4
blk 2 p and rs blk 8; l. 2 and in bl k
o. and IS in bpk 10; s. II and u in bl IL 2, B.
in blk 49, q and in BLK IS; l. and Bin blk II;
and in blk Is; IA and Is in lk l6 and cut lots
and4 subdivisions of out lot :. Upper Enlargement
THE TERMS of payment for all except the lots in Horn
by Enlargement will be and will be made known
the day of sale.
HOrnbY snlargement viii be leased
able 10 or is years. by contract Enquire
of JAS &. JONES. for self.
JOHE SIIANKLIN.
JOHN j. CHANDLER,
WM. H. CHANDLER,
TH0S. S. SMITH aud
my2S-1td 4tw HENRY F. H0RNBY.
Volksbote
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GoDEy's LADy's Booz.-The July No. of
this favorite of the ladies is before us. Itcon-
tains nearly one hundred pages, and is hand
somely illustrated. The Fashion pla es are
elegant, while the embroidery patterns, &C.,
must be highly useful to the ladies. There is
no work more popular with the ladies than
this. The price is IS per annum. Mr.. Crisp
is agent
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" We thank Col Charlie Churchill of the
j. M. Stockwell for a large package of St.
Louis and Chicago papers brought US from the
former city.
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REAL ESTATE SALES
DNEIIIN9 HOUSE AID LOT ron SALE.

DWELLING HOUSE AND A0E FOh SALE.
VA sold the Court House the 25h
Nv P NJ, the dwelling house fad lot
occupied by Saml M Archer ESQ. Second street
Mulberry and adj dining the residence
Ar John Farrell The lot is 3s feet 'front.' by $50 feet
deep The house is comfortable story frame nearly
new in order and peasant of the city
JAMES CUDDY.
BY BAKER &, GARvIN. je13-t
4 II ANOsONiE DIV BILLING FOR SALE CHEAP.
WILL sell priya-e the handsome dwelling houae
built by Jacob Born with the lot which it stands 50
feet front by rs feet deep Division street between TN
street, q nodel house and han dssmey finish
Ell inside and out with every necessary improvement
Terms -One-third cash; 3 in 6 u onths and > IN
monts with mortgage the premises Ifnot sold before
June, sold that day the
pre Uses. The title is perfect. JOHN INGLE, JR..
m,2{Im Agent.
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AND OTHER PROPERTY!

OO[Ea CoQIcTQs q 8 ScaCnCI LaGE5
AND OTzE PROPERTY!
q IN Tuesday the LIST day Of july 1856 clock P NJ
House door Evansville VIII sell pub
auction Mitchell Meade contain
ng Blocks 20 and 1865 Lamasco and
the Salt ell tract in lots of about 5acre each This ground
well drai in meadow, and is well adapted
meadow ards, garden, residences
which adj dining growing city he put All
the least The present grass
is reserved
ALSOOne lot IS by IA feet Main st eet and the
the Canal The stand in Evansville being
third No Donation Enlargement of Evansville
ALsoEghty land in the bayou. being = of the
quarter section No rs. towrship No T. south of range
No Ntnderburgh known he Householder
being dyided This land lies almost in sight
river Mcdowell place. Now the time
get a bsr2ain.
Terms SALE15 cash = LIST of November next. aud =
July 1857 with and the property, waiy
Jag relief laws. JOHN TNGLE. JR.,
Guardian Of Minor Heirs and Atty for Adult heirs of
je1O-td John Mitehe l. decd
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SUGAR.-We hear by every arrival from
New Orleans that Sugar is advancing A dis
patch shown us to-day by an extensive firm
in the groceries line, states that fair is active
at 81 to 81sc. Molasses at last advices was
scarce and going up st. Lonis Intel. III.
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20 per line three tme 80 line week dis
count on longer time
A. II. SANDERS. EsQ-You will nnounce the pane of g.
W. MCBRIDE 2 candidate the office of Sheriff Of Van
derburgh county and oblge many citizens the
ty. JED
Mr., SANDERs-Sir: You will pl ass announce my name
independent candidate Tor the office County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my23 WM Ii. CHANDLER
Mr.. SANDERs-Please announce my name candidate
for Beeorder of Yanderbur@h County the ensuing Fell
election sub'ec5 to the decision of the DmOcrac Conyen
tom. my27 JOHN FARRELL.
A. H. SANDERS, ESQ Please announce name
Circuit Court
at the ensuing October election. -
myi7z LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JoCRSAL:T candidate the office Of Sheriff
of 1erburgh county at the ensuing October
myl2-ts w NJ. HOLDEN.
good article will alway triumph any pretended
imitation IL has been said that city PARADISE
humbuEs but let really merOrious article capable doing
all that promised for and it will stand the
inflated uotariety; Hosetters
Bitters evidence this has
hold reope and tried and found wautn
in curing of Dyspepsia, any When these
why should he appreciated and
by everybody For sale by Druggists and dealers generally
HALLoCK STODDARD,
ief1 -1w W0OLSEY L. SAWYER. Agents.
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nPmxRunIED hssEarEE.

Whatlady or gentleman would remain under the
curse of disagreeabe breath when by using the Balm
of Thousand Fowers"a a dentilrice would not only
render it but leave the teeth white aabasterR
Many persons do not know their breath bad, and the
subject delicate their friends viii mention it,
Pour single drop of the Balm" your toothbrush
and wash the teeth night and morning fifty cent bot
tie will last a Year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired by
using the balm of a Thousand Flowers" II viii
move tan pmple ami freckles from the skin, leaving
il of a soft and roseae hue Wcta towel pour on two
or three drops and wash the face night and morning
SHAVING MADE EAsY.--Wet your shaving brush in
either or cold water, pour two three drops
.si5am of aThousand Flowers rub The beard well
and it will beautiful soft lather much facilitating
the operation of sh1ving. Price only Fifty Cents.
FETRIDGE u Co., proprietors.
KELLER, FARNSLEY d co.
apj lyd&w Agents for Evansville.
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THIRD BALLOT.
FOURTH BALLOT.
FIFTH BALLOT,

GrThe new buildings being erectedby Jno.
Ingle, Esq, for the heirs of MitchelPs estate,
will be the handsomest business houses in the
city. The outer walls of the third story are
I'D
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NEW ENTERTAINMENTS


Oae square ten lines less time three times
week 81 50; two weeks 50 5o month. 81 tt
months, - months $C; year. Discount
larEr Advertisements Cards of six lines under SO per
No charge for marriage death religious notices
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" Prot, c. Barnes, of New Albany, has
accepted the nomination as the Peoples cam
didate for Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton.
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o. Whitfield and Hon. E. A. Hannegan,
of this State, arrived at st. Louis last Monday
from Kansas.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER!

AWTE have received and have constantly hand
w large and well selected stock of Fashionable eery
comprising all qualities and sls which will be sold East
prices.
ALso-A good stock Gold Silver Hunting and
Openaee Watches including few Railroad Timekeeprs
all warranted and allow fgurs We also keep the large
assortment of Dawson, Warren Hydes and j. B. Beers
fine Gold Pens in tbs city.
Silver Ware, Porte Monies. Aceordeons eight day
thirty hour Clocks always Ia and sale reduced
prices Receiving all goods direct the Manutactu
and Impol ale
extremely low price. BITTROLFF & SONS.
IeJs Main street, bety. First and Secou SITS
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The Petersburg Convention.

The following were the ballotings at the
Petersburgh Convention for candidates for
CONGRESS:
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

[Unaer always be found correct statement
the sher6 Sales including of parties property
and time saIes.l
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Mr. FilImore's Acceptance.
Letter Of the Committee.
PHILApELPHIA, Feb. 26, 1856.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 70, 1896.
SIR: The National Convention of the Amer
lean party, which has just closed its session in
this city, has unanimously chosen you as the
candidate for the Presidency of the United
States in the election to be held in November
next. 1t has associated with you Andrew
Jackson Donelson, Esq, of Tennessee, as the
candidate for the Vice Presidency.
The Convention has charged the under
signed with the agreeable duty of communica-
ting the proceedings to you, and Ofasking your
acceptance of nomination which will receive
not only the cordial support of the great Ma
tional party in whose name it is made, but the
appreciation. also, OF large numbers of other
enlightened friends Of the Constitution and the
Union, who Will rejoice in the opportunity to
testify their grateful appreciation Of your faith
full service in the past, and their confidence in
your experience and integrity for the guidance
of the future.
The undersigned take advantage of this &C.
casion to tender to you the expression OF their
own qualification in the proceedings Of the con-
vention, and to assure you Of the high consid
Grafton in which they are
Yours, &c,
ALEXANDER H. H. STUART,
ANDREW STEWART,
ERASTUS BROOKS,
E. B. BARTLETT,
WIN. J. EAMES,
EPHRAIM MARSH,
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En "a Splendid
VI a VI VI O z Il PA WILLOW
Furnished with Raised Seats and capable of
holding 1900 People
EENHE people Evansville ding country are
respectfully informed that Mr. s. NJ. BROOKS Il e
ages through the heavens than any other living,
Is NOW IN THIS CITY,
and will have the honor ascending New Mammoth
Balloon. the Hercules. from the city Evansville H.
Thursday, june goth, 1856.
During the imitation of the Balloon, GRAND CONCEPT AND
PEKFoRMA> CE will be given by the celebrated
w f. B B Il r Z 4 WIZ,
who perform upon 20 OK HORNS, as ueed by the
ancient PRIESTS and DRUIDS of Great Britain before the
conquest of that country by the Romans
In the evening of the dav, and from the
closure that Mr. Brooks makes his will given
one of the most costly and gorgeous exhibitions of
l R E = w o R X S
burnt in the Western country The Works
featured expressly for Mr. Brooks this extensive Labora
tory of j. g. 4 J. EDGE New York, will be put
and burnt under the immediate supervision
PROF. j. NJ. !VENTH ORTIZ.
of the celebrated Pyrotechni of the who
been engaged at great expense
RS Cards of Admission each Exhibition. 25
lel9 lw q. NJ. MILLER,
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$500 REWARDg

rs Runaway from the subscriber. about the lst of
& May last living in Lyon City near Fredonia Ky.
CYRUS % years DID, color, weighs 49,
near feet high shire Nd and sensible stout and Athletic
last heard he drying for Indiana Evans
Nir Henderson, and IS daCbt those places
will the above reward If taken of this State
secured in this that him. soO if taken
this State. jeIe-3td3mW G. F. DARBY.
DRAM 900 lbs OF Bran choice article from country
Il Mills. just ly
IeIs J, W. & S. yICKERY.
Il jeI9 j. W. & S. vICKERY
NE7EITE LINIE.-A choice article of White ime in
W hhds and bbls for sale by
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s Notices in this place. cents line insertions
20 per line three times 80 line week dis
on longer time.
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL OF

s u NJ M E r G L O II | Y G
UST received per Adams Express light fancy Silk
90 Cashmere and Grass Linen Goats, fancT white Ii
and black Drap Etc PANS white and fancy Mastiles
Vests all made the m.teraI and in the
They will be sold cheap at T. LOBENSTINE'S
ieI9 Western Star Clothing Stnre under Pavilion.
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n 5UPE.-
Z Q coils Hemp Halter Rope sreaIs Hemp Bed Cord;
reels Man liza Bed Cord; 10 do Cotton do;
30 doZ No, dos for sale by
jeII I. 6 D. HERMANN.
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St[isfeIIaAp.
Winter in Iceland.

The winter sets in rapidly, and lasts
ten months. During ihis long TeriOd,
the intensity ofthe cold, The iempesiuous
stats Of the weather, and, more than eth.
er Of these, the shurlness Of their day
render even the care Of their flocks dif.
fcult and often dangerous employment.-
For the loss Of persons in quest of sheep
IL by no means an unusual occurrence !;
and on snow.slorm arising, it is abso-
lutely necessary To collect them in novels
built for their shelter near the farm house.
At such times it is impossible 10 see or
hear, for the wind surpasses in violence
any idea that can be formed Of it; yet il
it is to this wind that the shepherd must
trust ss guide. Marking its direction,
he dashes into the storm; the distance TO
be accomplished is indeed, perhaps. short;
but should he swerve from the right way,
the least deviation is sure to be fatal (; and
woe 10 him should the wind chop in the
least while on this employment; such a
change will inevitably seal his fale, and
he will wander in the dark ill, mum.
bed by the cold, he will fall into sleep
which soon becomes that of death. In
stances Of such accidents are not unknown
even in the immediate neighborhood of
Reikiavik. About Christmas. 1884, a
young woman imprudently quilted the
church alone before the service was over,
with the intention Of nursing child that
she had left at home. Before she had got
out OF the town violent storm was
raging, which rendered it impossible to
see an inch before her. Maternal solicit
tude, however, overcame her fears, d
she hurried on towards her house, which
was moi more than quarter of a mile dis
tant; but she lost her way, and wander
ed about, till, becoming drowsy, she fell
asleep. Upwards of one hundred pei
sons went in quest of her for many suc-
csssive days, and though the search was
repeated several times during the winter,
Improved unavailing, till The end Of the
following March, when partial thaw
discovered her corpse frozen in siliug
posture, wilhina few yards of her home !
Dillon.
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