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Going Ahead.

Several gentlemen who have recently re-
turned from Eastern tours give us highly en-
couraging accounts Of the rapid increase OF the
Fillmore party. In every quarter the signs
are becoming more encouraging. Even in our
own State Fillmore Clubs are forming where
a month ago such organization was not thought
of for moment. We have word from La
fayette that the friends of Fillmore have re-
Gently awakened into new life, and are push
ing things through lively. Again we say, let
those who really prefer Fillmore but cote for
him, and we can carry every thing before US.
There is no party in the State increasing so
rapidly as the Fillmore party, and those who
disparage its strength here or elsewhere, will
find themselve wofully mistaken next Novem
Der. Let them recollect it is nearly three
months yet till the election, and that the Fill
more men are at l0ork
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For the Journal.
German Republican Meeting


At short notice for Republican meeting,
large and respectable crowd assembled at
the Hall of the Old Brewery, Lamasco, on
Tuesday evening.
The meeting was organized and called to
order by P Decker in the chair and Mr.. Kahn
Secretary.
short address was delivered by Mr..
Schoene, after reading the Pittsburgh platform;
then motion for the chair to appoint COM
mittee of five to draft resolutions and propose
officers, carried; upon which c. Schmitt, F.
Wahnsiedler, DR.. Gramm, DR.. Woolkopf and
A. Gumberts were appointed said committee,
and retired. During the absence of the com
mttee, Mr. Kahn addressed the meeting
The committee returning reported the fol-
lowing series of resolutions, and proposed the
following gentlemen to be the officers of the
club, which after vote being taken upon
were carried unanimously:
Resolutions adopted by the Fremont club OF
Vanderburgh county, at It's formation on the
18th Aug, old Brewery, Lamasco.
w HEREAS, IL Is ti4e uuIy Vi every lIcc ClCl-
zen of Republic, to take active part in the
politics Of the country, and whereas this duty
becomes a commanding necessity in times when
the free institutions of the country are en-
dangered; therefore the Republican German
citizens of Evansville and Lamasco, have met
and formed the following resolutions express
ing their sentiments:
Res0lUel, That we regard slavery as moral
evil, and a political curse in any country and
especially in Republic: we therefore sOlemnly
protest against any further extension of slavery
in the territories, and particularly in such ter
ritorieS as were by the Missouri compromise
restriction coded to freedom.
Reso1ue1 That we fully endorse the Repub-
lican platform, as formed by the National Con-
ventlon at Pittsburgh, and look upon this loo
ument as worthy Of a party taking the arena
fer freedom.
J ResolUed That we make the nomination OF
Fremont and Dayton for the highest offices in
the Republic our own and pledge ourselves to
use all lawful means to promote the success
of these men who are so much worthy to he
the standard bearers ofthis our new party.
! 1t is our opinion that the emergency de-
mands of Congress to admit Kansas as a free
State into the Union forthwith, and we shall
consequently vote for such person only to
represent US Ill AOil w NJ - SOuilu Oh Iildl
question. We invite all Germans who are OF
our mind to unite with us, and deem it the
special duty of every adopted citizen to work
against the extension Of slavery, and at the
same time for the perpetuation of the Union
which a club can do with more success than
the single individual.
The name Of the association shall be Ere
mont Club
OFFICERS OF THE CLUB-Gco. Wolhn, Pres
dent, VIM. Heilman Vice President, Phi. Deck
er Vice President. Lemcke and Hahn Secre.
taries, and VIM. Capelle, Treasurer.
The proceedings of the meeting to be pub
lished in the Evansville Journal, Volksbote
and Freie Presse Indianapolis and that the
club form connections with the Indianapol
Fremont club. PH. DECKER, Pres't.
/ KAHN, Secretary. sasrs q
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BabYtown Speaking,

Our Sherific toady neighbor is troubled to
the extent of two articles yesterday about a
meeting which has been called at Babytown
for next Saturday, where Mr.. Summers and
others will address the people of that neigh
borhood. Now it may surprise the political
planet which revolves around the sun of
the Sherifality, to understand that this
meeting was called by Mr.. Garrett. strong
friend of Judge Lockharts, to make a Lock
hart speech, and it was only after Garrett had
signified his intention of makinga speech, that
Mr.. Summers was requested to reply to him.
This is a little discussion between friends in
the country, and we hope they may be per-
mitted to have pleasant time fit; without
interference from any Sherifclique in this city.
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OF The N. Y. Herald exhibits an enlight-
ened perception of the political aspect of af-
fairs in Indiana. The Herald of last Satur-
day says: -.-.
In Indiana the two political Fillmore papers
have hoisted the flag of Col. Fremont, and the
Fillmore ticket is dying out That it was not
seriously nominated is shown by the fact that
Mr. Dunn, who heads it, is not eligible under
the constitution.
So itappears 'the two political Fillmore pa
pers" of this State have hosted the Fremont
flag. This conveys the impression there
were only two Fillmore papers in Indiana,
and now there are none We can assure the
Herald there are about fifteen left, whose edi-
tors are fighting good fight for Fillmore
The Fillmore ticket is gaining strength every
day. 1t aoas seriously nominated, and it will
be seriously voted for. If Mr.. Dunn is ineli
gible, some other good name will be substitute
ed
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Falsehood upon Falsehood.

The mouth-piece of the Sheriff yesterday
published certificate from Mr.. Irving Good
man to prove that Mr.. Veatch had declared to
him he was in favor Of foreigners being TWEEN
ty-fve years in this country before they
should be allowed to vote. This is the
same Goodman who declared Mr.. Veatch
said to him "a foreigner was no more
entitled to hold Office than Kentucky negro"
Mr.. Veatch came out in a public card when
these charges were first started, last October,
and here is his card: .........
MEssRs. VINsoN & LINEGAR: The Demo
Graf of this morning contains certificate from
Irving Goodman, stating that | had said that
| was in favor Of foreigners beingin this coun
try Is years before they should be allowed to
vote, and that foreigner was no more emit
tied to hold office than a Kentucky negro.
No such statement was ever made by me to
any one; and pronounce it wilful falsehood
got up for the base purpose of deceiving the
public. JAMES G. VEATCH.
! Oct 6, 1855.
| This Goodman's word would not be taken
in any transaction above the value of a plea
yune. He is just such man as Veatch would
never hold political conversation WITH and
he is just the man dirty little Democratic
editors can get to sign any statement they
poke at him, too barefaced lie to receive pub
lie credenee, and too great lie for these edi
tors to put out on their own authority. None
of the charges against Veatch have been any
better established than this.
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III watch Before the People.

We call attention to Mr.. Veatch's appoint
ments for this week as published in to-day's
paper. 1t will be perceived he will speak at
Poseyville, this afternoon at l O'Clock at
New Harmony this evening; at Mt. Vernon
to -morrow, Friday afternoon at West Frank
lin tomorrow evening Saturday morning at
the Baptist Church, one mile above the Hen
derson Ferry and in the evening at Farris'
Tavern, Union township. We hope he will
have large crowd at each place. Let the
people hear Mr.. Veatch's opinions from his
own lips, and believe neither the ISLANDERS OF
his enemies, nor the Misrepresentation of
Lockharc Americans. Promise no man you
will do or say anything to Mr.. Veatch's in
jury till you hear for yourselves. His worst
enemies, because more powerful to injure, call
themselves Americans yet are endeavoring to
defeat Veatch and elect over his head that
vile bitter and unprineipled foe of the Ameri-
can party, Lockhart. These Lockhart Amer
leans are few but active. Watch them, spurn
them from you, and judge Veatch from his
own lips. .... .-...-
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X Keller, Farnsley & Co, are receiving
additions to their already large stock of drugs
and medicines, and are offering great induce
ments to physicians, druggists and merchants,
Physicians need have no fears IN sending them
their ORDERS as every article they sell is war
ranted as represented.
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WhatIady or gentleman would remain under the
curse Of disagreeable reath when BY using The Balm
of a TIL usand Flowers us deutiree would not only
render it the teeth white alaOaster?
Many persons do not know their breath is bad and the
subject is so delicate their friends will never mention it,
Pour single drop of the Balm on yonr toothbrush
and wash TIL teeth night and morning fifty cent bot
tie will last i wear.
BIZ AUTIFUL Completion may easily be acquired by
using the Balm of Thousand Flowers" 1t will re
move .au pimpIe AMI feekes from the skin. leaving
il Of soft and roseate hue. w towel, pour tive
or three drops and wash the face night and morning
Su.yrvG MADE EAsY.--V ct your shaving brushrin
either warm or cold water. two three drops
o. }}tln Of a Cho IN Flow rs, rub the beard web
and it will u bea utful soft father much facilitating
the operation of shtving. Price only Fifty Gents.
FErRIDGE 81 CO.. prOpretnrs. -.l ~
KELLER, FARNSLKY & co. 9 +
APPS lyd&w Agents for kvansyiil
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BLACKwooD AND THE BRITISH REvIEws.--
This is an excellent time now for subscribing
for Blackwood, or any or all of the four British
Reviews, as the new volumes are just COM
mencing, These should be on the table OF
every reading man. From the American Pub
Isher's Prospectus we extract the following
terms, &C.:
SUBSCRIPTION PRICEs-Blackwood or any
one of the Reviews, So year. Blackwood
and one Reviewer anv two Reviews, So
The four Reviews, IS. Blaekwood and the
four Reviews, SO.
PosTAaB (Which should be paid quarterly an
adUaace) on the four ReUielos and BLackloooa to
any Post Office in the United States, only 80
cents a year Namely: IL cents a year on
each Review, and "a cents year on Black
wood.
Address, L. SCOTT &, Co, Publishers,
81 G1lI Street, corner Of Fulton, Ns10 York.
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(ErMr. F. Riehl requests us to say that his
bid for building the public cisterns was $40
not $50, as was published yesterday in TIE
Council proceedings.
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OF We thank Mr.. VIM. H. Baker, of the
Crescent Bank, for large package of New
York, Cleveland and Buffalo papers, handed
to US evening before last, and of the very latest
date. We are glad to see Mr.. Baker safely
home again. and to hear he had delightful
time of it in the Eastern land.
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A CARD.

A CARD
EEAVING associated with in business Mr. Charles
4 McJohnston Jr in place Mr.. 8. vckery RETIRED
We will continne do Family Grocery and Provision
business the old stand the :. Washington HOte
under the and style of VICKEKY u JOHNSTON.
will be happy wait all old friends and susto-
and many may favor with their
patronage. promising to do the agreeable 10 oil.
.-.. 80 JAMES w. VICKERY.
p. S.-Mr Sam'l Vickery is authorized make eoee-
tions pay all demands against the old firm The
the old firm will be used in the liquidation debts
jyI7 j. W. "
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COPaRTNERSsIIP NOTICE,

undersigned have this day formed eaPartRsFship
= uRde= the style and A. J. CoihaTa o. and
having the of the hTn OF CoisarA
HeTshbeTger. will the liabilities If the saiS hrn OF
Colburn Hrsherger and alone authorised 90 settle
the business Of the same. ANDREW J. COLnCkS.
ygj-tf JONAS CQLBFR
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9T Yesterday was bright and pleasant,
with the dust most completely laid. No re-
ported rise in the river.
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0T There has been rain at Louisville, and
hopes are entertained of rise in the river.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


One sdnare lines less three times. 81
week 81 50; two weeks 81 sos Month 81 three
ntAs months. SO; year, Si5 Discount
arxsr Cards Of six lines under. 81
apnum No charge for marriage. death religious notices
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Deed

Atthe of MIR D. L. Marten in GillOn county,
Ini on he I2th inst. Mr.. RADOLPUS u MArTET IN the
u his
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" The letter from our Princeton CORES
pondent Will appear to- morrow.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

Lgnaer this will alwaysbe found correct statement
the sherE Sales including of parties. property
and time sales ]
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JOHN S. HOPKINS vs. THOS BUTLER Sale Aug: 80
Donation Enlargement city of Evansville
and lots and block Is. Fourth Enlargement city
O Evansville.
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viii be distributed according to the tolio wing
BRILLIANT SCiIEME!
s2OI.OOO

Is, prizes amounting SSO4 900
SIS ed by the ber which
Prize-f that number should be odd
number every the scheme will be
entitled to So if even number then every even number
scheme will be entitled SIS. addition
other prize which the ticket draw.
Purchasers buying equal quantity Of odd and
tickets will he drawing nearly half the
same. with ch lnees of obtaining other prizes
Allthose tickets iipg with o. s. even-and ali
those en- ding with L.. 3, 3. Z, .. odd.
~ Remember that every Prize is drawn, and payable in
futl without deduction
a5 All prizes eco and under. paid Immediately after
prizes the usual time of thirty days
Alcom ications strictly sonfds Dtia The drawn
Der viii Be rwaie purchasers immediately alter the
drawing.
Ear Who Tickets. s1O-TIalves Quarters s25. Ra
tickets saShed in other tick either
office. Or tickets can be addressed either
=. SAAN & Co. Atlanta
aug)-tf 5. SWAN Montgomery. Ala.
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DYsPEPsIA.-There but few who some time
experience effect of temporary indigestion
weight tire stonl-
tongue. the mouth sick head
ache &c. All such feelings evidence Of approach
which should Away be eheched and cured D
uosTErTEE's Stomach Bittrs which known
infalie remedy for all such complain To tbs
win testify Who have tried them and proved tn
facts iTOsTETrER'S Bsrs sale by principal
HALLOCK & SToDDARD.
iv3-d2w WOOLSEY d S SAWYER.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!
ER. III. BENNET

respectfully the citizens of Evans
w willie and that he keeps constant
ly hand large and full of Pine Lumber.
Shingles Dressed and undressed Flooring Dressed and
dressed withdrawing. etc, which he will ell
rheap cash. Orders country solicited Yard
Carpenter street, Rrstz Heilman Is Foundry.
He has also yard Hineennes the Evanfysli'
Charlottesville Raroad Depot and is prepared furnish
all in that section with full variety cheap be
bought in Evansville. L. L. WATSON. Agent,
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Ordinance entitled IAN OrdnAuce
erection of Wooden Buildings in
ons ty Evansville passed ant published JULY
All 1855:
tEC Be il ordaine ed by the Common Council the city
- Evansville that dwelling house house. kitehfA
she'd house warehouse aeksmth shop
ether house bGildiEe deseripv
whatever except the shall built
brick shall he erected removed placed upon
Of the following described LOIS part
Of said LOIS that's sayLots Nos. 229 2n ISL SAD
2 in the Donation Enlargement the city Of Ersstsi
aforesaid.
SEC D. ANY who shall voIs the provisions
this oTdi shall the penalties
section Of the ordinance hch this % Ppe-
mental. JOHN HENSON. Mayer.
WELL. II: WALLER City CLERK. ,sssSea
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EEUSTEEN' as AT Auction.
GREAT BARGAINSL

ME undersigned will sell public auction the
q OF W oolsey Il Nelson's Auction Room in the city
vsnsville the first Monday in September 1856
ing real estate vzrhe undivided aIf OF e7
Wharf front o. The city Of Evansville Ohio river
extending down stream from the centre Division
point ten feet from Pine street. About $50
proqery iready improved and only good land
ing in low water tor steam boafs.
ALSoIOt4 containing Il 10 100
II 1900 Lot g. containing % 97Io0 being
OF the southeast and Of the Of
ton south of range 10 in Vnderburgh county
ALSo-LOt-, containing 3 in secti 10. town 8
10 also. q of lot Il pilot 2
wrsern24 g. H. ali in Enlargement.
lioning the city of Evansville Terms made known the
Of sale. " j. BRAY. AssigHees of
y23 ids JNO. SHANBLIN, @. Bell.
F-Iksbo e o o
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FoR LOUISVILLE, EVANSVILLE ANp

TIE fine light draught steamer CUBA. will
-m4f.I Arun regularly above. passing down
<Est4 and up every Wednesday She will t1ke
7--@ Freight and passengers az the regular packet
rates. y j7-tf
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ST. CEEa KLES HsOTEL,

d, M
~ HE undersigned Lessee of this newly erected and adi
"a ~ adapted HOTEL takes pie 1sure in announcing
the pub generally and especially passengers arriving
departing the Portland Wharf that this house
ptsy furnished aud ready for he Of Guests
Every of Furn bedding indeed building
throughout is fitted with articles expressly
for the house
Situated the ST CHARLES is Immediately the landing
the shipping poiEt for Lou Tille where
all her and from whence they
part South. afo ds convenience
and comfort the traveller heretofore perenced
this point
II shall be the endeavor of the Proprietor this
Establishment command liberal share public
age, intends deserve The House with its
extensive grounds cool shady and general
suUsurpassed transient house 1t hall be
cas H0tel-lacking Of the essentials
a. eltab1ishment. -- ~
MIR J. W REDDING well known the travelling pub bile
from his long tells in Louisville en-
yazd Hill assist the the
The the public is respectfully solicited
Wi OWEN
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VvOOD! VYOOD!!

e- this place. per line insertion
20 per line three times 80 cents er line one week. DIS
on longer tune
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PUBLIC NOTICE

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
HAVE this day July I4h sold out my entire interest
in the AID everything pertaining thereunts.
formerly owned by J. W. & s. Fickery Mr. Charles
Mel ohnson Jf who with Mr.. james W. Fickery will
tinue the business at the old stand.
return sincere thanks TO numerous friends fer
their liberal extended while in business In
with the old firm and would be pleased that the
may be continued with the new. -
jyI7 SAMUEL VICkERf.
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Address, L. SCOTT & co. Publishers,
81 G5la Street, corner Of Fulton, NslC York.
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LLpersons who have claims against will please
sent them Immediately for aud all those VIE
know themselves indebted will do favor by
ing the iyl7-tf J. w. g. s. YICKERY.
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THURSDAY MORNING, ::::::::: ::::AUG. IA
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN III
WATER NIEinNs, NlATER AIEInNs
NEW YORK BAKERY,
First ST., nearly opposite Post office
Fi!Esa BREAD. Hot RoLLs &C.

THNHE undersg is prepared witt
a the best quality OFres Bread Hot Rolls Pies Cakes
Crackers Sc DOORS every morning and evenn
orders the application at Z
Ever thing manufacture shah be OF the hest lity
the prices Than fol tor past
age, RESPECTFULLY solicit continuance Of the same
aucI2-tf j. q. GAUNT.