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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-06
CANDIDATES.

Mr.. skSDERs:-You will please announce my name as a
Ogtober election. VS. JOHN GREEK.
A. Il. SASDERs, Eso.You will announce the name of G.
W. McBEIDE candidate for the office of Sheriff o. Van
debrgh county and obge of the citizens of the
ty. je4
ME. SAsDEKs-Sir: You will pI announce my name
an candidate or the County Recorder
at tbs ensuing election. my29 W NJ. II. CHANDLER
Mr.. SANDERs-Please announce my name candidate
Recorder of VanderburSh County the ensuing Fall
election sub the deesc of ,hs Dnesrate Conven
tom. my27 JOHN FARRELL.
A. II. SANDERS. ESQ PLEASE announce
the office of Clerk the vanderbugh Circuit Court
at the ensuing October election. -
nyI7+ LOUIS RICHTER
EDITOR JOURNAL:I candidate for the Office D. Shsrf
Van erburgh county at the ensuing October election
nv PIT W NJ. HOLDEN.
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0TThe Enquirer has not yet contained a
word relative to the origon or details Of the
late difficulty at West Franklin. The public
markedly silence. They know just precisely
,ohy it dare not open its mouth on the subject.
The a0ould be Sheriff is the tool of the Sheriff,
and he dare not speak out an honest, indepen-
dent manly opinion. We should much prefer
being the victim of the masters bowie knife or
Gotta we are threatened than be the poor mis-
cradle, voceless, creeping tool of that master.
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The Elections,

We commenced yesterday publishing tele-
graph dispatches, sent exclusively to this pa
per, of the results of the elections held last
Monday. Elections took place in Kentucky
Iowa, Alabama, Texas Arkansas and Missouri
in the last two for Governors. We shall
keep our readers posted with early news from
these States, endeavoring to give the items
correct, whether favorable or unfavorable to
our own feelings.
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Fillmore up North.

A correspondent signing himself wabash
writes to the Cincinnati Times in highly en-
couraging manner relative to Fillmore's pros
poets about Terre Haute. II will be seen the
good work is spreading like leaven. A month
ago nearly all the Fillmore men seemed to be
congregated in this region. Now. we hear of
the formation ofclubs and regular organization
in others parts of the State, to aid in bringing
out full vote for Fillmore We repeat it. let
but those who prefer Fillmore cote for him and
he can carry this State. The following from
the correspondence above alluded to, shows
what is being done at Terre Haute, where they
have not even Fillmore paper:
But, more about Fllmore's prospects We
have organized club in Terre Haute and are
preparing to give our opponents an 1910 fight;
this we can and will do The first night we
organized, one hundred and three enrolled them
selves as working members of the club. True
this is but small number, but when it is con-
sdered that the Fremonters have made their
boasts that we could not rally that many in
the country, we feel that we have already
achieved sictory. Our numbers are fast in
creasing, and in fact, if the increase
throughout the State is anything like what
it is here, there is hopeleft yet. |
am honest in the belief when | say
that in less than one month from this time
there will be more than one Thousand in Vigo
county who will declare themselves in favor
OF Fillmore and Donaldson. Mark the predic-
tlon Ii this proves true, we will carry the
county over all opposition
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81 Mr.. Thos. Bacon can supply the public
This is capital idea. Give him your order,
and forthwith he will take you melon almost
frozen, and therefore as refreshing as ice eating
and drinking combined can be-. We have
tried it
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0TJas. D. Taylor, Esq, the old editor of
the Cincinnati Times, has retired from that
paper. From our boyhood we recollect Papa
Taylor of the Times. and from our boyhood
have enjoyed his personal acquaintance.
getleman of talent and TACT with a happy
faculty of concentrating about him sparkling
ability in others, agreeable in his intercourse
with all, and always a gentleman-the edi-
torial brotherhood have in his retiracy lost an
ornament. Thousands of subscribers to the
Times in Indiana, know how well he has bat
tied for the American cause-and thousands
of gallant hearts will regret that his voice may
reach them no more through their favorite
paper. We have not his valedictory before us,
and we neither know the causes of his retiracy
nor his intended future course But we hope
to soon see him again at the head of a newspa-
per, for we cannot yet spare him. But wheth-
er in public orprivate life, he has our warmest
wishes for his prosperity. We understand
Mr.. Cross, the Orchard Everett of the Times
will supercede Mr.. Taylor as Senior editor
This is as it should be.
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ORDERS wooD-HIcKoRY AsH-LEFT AT E. E
WHEELER'S, WILL BE PROMPTLY aug5-Iw
E There will be meeting of the Stock olders of the
Northern Plank Road Company. the cffes Of Jones
Blythe in city Evansville Saturday August 9th.
1856 which time statement of the affairs of the Compa-
will the question discussed-'shali the Ev-
Ansvle pois and eveand Straight Line Railroad
Company permitted locate their Road render
Road dangerous if useless and thus the
Main street. deprive the poren of
the Stockholders of the principal benefit anticipated when
they subscribed their stOck?'
ysI lot JAMES G. JONES. Secretary.
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DYsPEPsIA.-There but who do at some time
the unpleasant effect of temporary indigestion
such of lluess weight and uneasiness the stom
aeh foul bitterness in the mouth nausea sick head
ache All snch feelings evidence of approach
dyspe which should Away he CHECKED and cured hy
the Of HoSTErTEss stomach Btters which known
infalibe remedy for all such complains To this
tho will testify who have tried them and proved thu
HOsrETTERs Btters sale by principal
Druggists and Dealers orally.
HALLOCK & STODDARD.
lya-d&w WOOL sEY 4 SAWYER.
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o. Mr.. J. C. Gaunt keeps on hand con-
stantly large stock of tremendous water
melons, at his Bakery on First street, and he
sells them at the lowest market price. We
thank him far an opportunity afforded US of
testing the quality of his melons,
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OF The little steamer James Watt struck
snag few days since, on hec downward
trip, about seven miles above Sciotoville, and
sunk in five minutes. There was but little
freight aboard, and the passengers got off safe
ly. Nothing was materially damaged. She
was Immediately raised, and laying at Rirley
at last accounts.
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eT There is no change for the better to
notice in the river. Scuffletown continues a
fourishing settlement of steamboats,, the
namber rather increasing than diminishing
Every kind of business connected with the
Iiyer in exceedingly iull.
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER, &C.-The St. Louis
News Of Saturday evening says:
The recent rains swelled the water in the
Upper Mississippi little, but it is again falling
more rapidly than before the rise took place
There has been no arrivals from the Illinois
since yesterday, except the John B. Carson
from Naples she came in tolerabiy veil loud
ed, but reports no improvement in the river
Nothing in from the Missouri since the John
Warner came in yesterday. The Missouri is
falling and prospects are fair for it to become
quite low, as is usual during the latter part of
the summer season. No news from the Ohio
river. as there has been no arrivals from it for
two days past. We continue to report nine
feet in the channel to Cairo.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WOOD! woe D!!

AZ Notices in this place. per line insertion
line three times; so line week. dis
n longer time.
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Col. Henry .. Lane

Will the citizens OF vAnderburgh Evans
Vile. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AUGUST 9Th. Men of all
parties iE-ited to attend
He will address the citizens Gibson county Pr
Thursday August It'll, the citizens of Knox
county Vineennes. Friday afternoon, August sth.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-06

THE properly kno the Locust Hill Cemetery will be
the highest bidver: Tuesday Aug H. 1855.
Council Those DESTROYS contracting
will please This property consists of good
LAID cultivation. About or of thss is
Cemetery which the person VIII" leases the
premises II years attend Further particu
lars made known at sale. By Order .-- -
gg-IQf I. E X
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ALABAMA LOTTERY.

authorized by the State of alabama.
Southern Military ACADEMY Lottery |!
CLASS F-NEW SERIES,
To be drawn in the CITY OF Montgomery, Alabama on
TIL RS DAY August 18th. $50 the
Ee A " u L. A N
SAM'L SWAN. MANAGER
PIXIES AMOUNTING
SS q O Il O O O
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TRUSTEES, SALE AT AUCTION.
GREAT BARGAINSi

THNBE undersigned will sell public auction at the door
III OF Woosey Nelson's Auction Room in the city of
Evansville the first Monday in September 1856 the fol-
real estate yz:Tho undivided lf of 1877 ee OF the
Wharf front rhe Evansville the Ohio
extending from tie of Division
point feet from Pine About $50 this
property already improved and affords the only good land
ing in low water tor hoars.
Also tanning Il To- 100 Lot
II 7S 100 aiming % 81 being part
of thu souheat and of the of
on south of 10 west in county
ALSo-Lot-, containing in section 10.
10 Also lot I; q
westerns block H. ali Fourth ,argement
adj ming the city of EvIssvlle Terms made the
day of sale. j. BRAY Assighees of
VS. ids JNO. SHANELIN ( G Bell
Vslksbo'e copy to of s..
BOARDING.
HAVE at my house formerly Mrs Pentecost's for
Il few oarders. and aceommoda lady
bOarders with rooms reasonable terms
MRS. NEGLEY
y2s-2ws Water street. between Main and Locust
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FARES

Daily leave Evansville and at
20 a. NJ. on which local passengers will be taken.
h For information or through Tickets. apply at the
ansve. iei4 J. J. DANIELS Sup't.-
Princeton Clarion Henderson Patriot take on other
ady and
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0TOne of the many encouraging signs is,
that the YOUNG MEN who are to cast their first
uote next November are almost to man, rang
ing themselves in the ranks of the AMERICAN
PARTY. This indication is one of great signifi-
canoe, and it is we'll to remark it.
auburn american.
There is not, says the Albany Statesman, a
noble example for young man than Willard
Fillmore He was poor boy He went TO
trade, learned it, and became cIothier. His
intellectual thirst led him to read and acquire
knowledge. He studied law. Too modest, as
he himself declares. to begin the practice in
Buffalo, he moved into a country place hard
by. Having acquired confidence and some
experience, he returned to Buffalo. lie rose
by degrees in his profession Whatever he
undertook he did we'll, and was faithful to
every trust. Asking not distinction or honors
they were showered upon him, he proved
himself eqral to every station and trust, and
thus proved his real greatness. This day he
stands out undeniably, taken all in all. the
first man in the nation. The whole range of
personal and political history does not furnish
another example so full of encouragement and
instruction as the simple narrative OF WILLARD
FILLMoRE's life. Young men may well study
it with pride.
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GEORGE P. DUNN, of Lawrence.
ANDREW w. OSBORNE, of Laport
"a Curse to any Community"


A few days ago we published the following
extract from the Cleveland Plaindealer, a
Democratic paper, edited by Democratic
Postmaster.
"These German ingrates are known as busy
bodies and mischief makers in every community
where they reside. They were driven out of
Germany for their meddlesomeness and are
CURSE TO ANY COMMUNITY. These
hair-lipped Germans, these Red Republicans,
know it."
The organ of the Sheriff, with innocent
mildness, endeayors to correct us, at least SO
far as to say this was a garbbled extract from
an article in the Plaindealer, which it publish
ed to the extent of a column to show the peo-
pie we had made a 'miserably garbbled ex-
tract" from the article. In all the matter
which it republishes from the Plaindealer, the
above paragraph cannot be found! The editor
does not publish the portion of the article con-
tanning the extract at all. The thing itself is
. deliberate attack upon all Germans not
Catholics. That is the secret of the whole Of
it, and of the motive which inspired it. The
Germans are called abolitionists because they
will not vote for Buchanan. They are regard
ed by this precious Pierce Post Office tool as "a
curse to any community" When they voted
the Democratic ticket they were all right
They were sugared over and smiled upon and
fattered and toadyize1, and placed immeasur-
ably above the native born American. Bat
Just so soon as they saw the mockery and
falsity of the word Democrat as applied to a
party here, and undertook to think and to act
for themselves, and thus were compelled by
their own judgments to cut loose from the
democratic" party, this Democratic editor
and others like him, pronouce them "a curse
to any community" Years ago we told these
Germans just what the Democracy really in
their hearts thought of them, and that they
would find out the hypocricy of their pretend
ed friends, when they could be no longer used
for their own selfish purposes. The time has
come sooner than we anticipated, and the
language of the Democracy is more candid
than we ever expected it would be. Their
passion at the desertion of the Germans has
made them impolitic. They are displaying
their real feelings towards those whom they
formerly so basely courted, in a stronger man
ner than we had any thought they would do.
Let Germans now do their own thinking and
their own voting, and beware of demagogues
in high or low places.
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sr. CHARLES HOTEL,
PORTLAND, NY.
TINE UNDERSIGNED Lessee of this yly erected an

PORTLAND, NY.
THE undersigned Lessee of this newly erected and admit
rahly adapted HOTEL. pie announcing
the pub senera pecally arriving
departing the Portland Wharf that this house
pletely furnished mediation Quests
Every item of Furn heddrg and indeed the building
throuehout fitted with articles expressly manufactured
for the hon
Stu the ST CHARLES is Immediately the Ia idng
of TIL principal shipping poi svile where nearly
all hr and from whence they de-
the Wet and South this house aHo ds convenience
and comfort the traveller heretofore not experienced at
this peint
H shall be the endeavor of the Proprietor of this
command liberal share public patron
he intends deserve it The House with its
extensive grounds cool shady groves and general
unsurpassed trans house II hall lie Kept
drst cas HOteacking of the essentials of such
AZ tablishmant.
Mr. J. " REDDING we'll known to the travelling public,
from his long connection with tells in Louisville
gagged will the of the house.
The patronage OF the public is respeerl lily solicited
y21-t W W OWEN. Proprietor.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR-from Wheat, on
IA hand and for sale at Second street Mills
y3l-lw X. u. HART.
MULE FOR SASE.
NY wishing to bay good four old Mule, will
y please call y30 PRESTON BROS.
EtHLOUR, BACON AND LARD.-we have on hand a
small lot OF Flour, Bacon Lard and Corn Meal, which
wish to sell to close consignment.
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one square, ten lines less time times s
y o mo0 TseE ~ % @ 1
advertisements Cards of six lines under 50
apnum marriage. death religious
SCHOOL NOTICE.
TNNHE Public Schools will commence Monday. sspsem-
TIE Primary Schools toys and girls below Main street
viii attend - the sehGoi house % 70 ND We
VILE school requested he
sHs opening the &SfGar cs1
GOOD PAS TCRAGE
oR Cattle at my farm; the 'rneetG2 road Two %ies
r. from the city. Apply te aue6 lw JNo. A. CoPP:
FOR SALE.
iaFsemsnt. III n Ui Of woULSEY 4 NELso
aug6 Real tate Brokers.
MUTUAL FIRE Insurance Co. OF vASDERRUBeH COUNTY
sNHE Annual Election for seven Directors and
fO tn, rn.Ing SsaT T be Ss1 at the
aug60iot ROR'T BARLEY. Secretary.
CRESCENT CITY BAsx.7
NNHE Annual Election Tor officers of this Bank will be
augs-lOs WIN. BAKER. Cashier.
TEAM FOR HIRE.
a GOOD two horse team for hire by the day week
IN Enquire of aug5-ft THoS BACON.
TO LOVERS OF G0OD TEA;
and ~ oaSSe. of Teas we f
supply fam with good article nd heap
have the Black Tea Oaere1 for ale Evansville
aug5 VICKERY & JOHNSON.
q COW. with young Calf {. r sale Apply TO
n VICKERY & JOHNSON.
HOUSE FOm Rs MI.
90 frame house with four csern. outhouses.
N &C. situated Ma n street adj dining the residence
Mr. Walsh. is For further culars INQUIRE
If L. >TAFF0RD.
augi-lwd Opposite the new Court House.
SQShGA COPPER aIVETS AND BURR
- wv inst reed by Express. for sale by
augi BABCOCK a. SONNTAG Water street
EBICKED SPANISH M0sS.-i5 bales TO sale by
a aus4 E. GILBERT 81 Co SJc near Water
NlNCI IN ATT SDAP.-3O boxes choice saever low
q by aug+ K. GILBERT d co.
NWTRAPPING PAPER.-IOo bun les all sizes heav,
HN aud best quality. for sale y -
GNHOICE HERB me-; boxes in very fin srder ter
sa by aug' GILBERT co
EXTRACT OF LOGW OOD 10 b xeZ - sale ~
IL tuE4 5. GILBERT q CO.
EpUTTER Fresh Butter us d also lot Of Cook
. ing Butter in and for sale chesp CAL ek it
will be gone. | STAFFORD.
augl Opposite Court House
sBOTATOES.-A lot OF pink -eye'' good quality
y Potatoes Just reed and for sale by
arg l. STAFFORD, /
.RD.-Afe few Jars Lard. put expressly for family
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
LHNHE heretofore existing
-aHd lillian and John Mills. is this day by
by R.. John B. Mills The business Of
ISAAC R MILLS
sugI-Iw JOHN B. MILLS.
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A OARD.

A OAAbs
EEAvISa associated With me in businese Mr.: ohsflef
Meiohpson gr. in place of Mr. 8 yiekeFsIretirede
We win oontinne do Family Grocery and Provision
business at the old stand. the Washington HotslA
u nde and style of VICRERY JOHNSTON e
will be happy to waito all my old friends andeuso-
mers. and many may favor with their
patronage. promising to DO the agreeable 70 all.
JAMES W. YIcKERY.
P S.-Mr Sam'l Vickery is authorized make eoiiec-
tons and all demands against the old Arm The
the old firm will be used in the liquidation ofdeh
Jyl7 j. w. "
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SALE 0E REAL esq. . TIE.

NOTICE hereby that america Trafton TX
of the late Will of William traitor, Decd by virus
order ofthe Pleas vanderbnrgh
the daY of eptembr next between 10 clock
VI. and 'eo"k said day. door o Corr
House in the city of Evansville viii sell of Lot No.
So. OrS said CITY the being
half the First Wal
streets upon tollo wing wit: ne quarter
the paid in cash;
months quarter in twelve months and onequartr
eighte months purchaser to give tn
last with interest from the day by
mortgage upon the premisss = -
augi-tds AMERICA TRAFTON. Adm 'rx. &c.
DUMMY RAGS.-20 bales heavy for sale % 20 close
y consignment by GEO. FOSTER & Co
augl Corner Locust tn. Canal
az ALT q OObbIsNo fine K1naEha atthe River Rail-
- Depot Canal Also $50 hbs Alum Salt
fol sale low. a. manufacturers prices by
augI GEO FOSTER Il CO., Ag'ts Kanawha SaItCo
DISSOLUTION.
NNHE firm of Babeock Brothers dissolved
IL ton, LIST July CHARLES BAPCOCK
ELISHA s. BABGOCK,
Jy21-tf HENRY G. BABC0CK.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

RATES.
square, lines less time, soc: three times 81
one week so; weeks 81 80; month. -; three
months 81 So six months. sle year $l5 Discount
Cards of six lines under 50
No marriage death religious notices
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
HAVE this day DULY 4th.) sold out entire interest
in the merchandise everything pertain thereunto.
formerly owned by J. W. d S. Tickery. Mr. Charles
Jf who with Mr.. James Vickery will con-
tinue the bu sin at the old stand.
sincere thanks numerous friends for
their liberal extended while bnsB in
with the old would be pleased that the
same may be continued with the now.
jyl7 SAMUEL VlCkER1.
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HEIsKELL & sWEARINGEN

JTVOULD beg leave announce ou extensive arri
w val Of Spring and Summer Goods, being their
SECOND STOCK THIS SEASON,
of beautiful an choice Goods which Will be and ready
for Inspection Thursday and Friday the 10th and 18th
We confidently invite inspection Of Stock,
believing that cannot be cScele in the city, and
VIC have no hesitation In inviting cOnparison
Our Dress Goods received by the steamers Persia and
Atlantic, have becn selected in New York, principally from
the well known houses OF Messrs A. T. Stewart Co.. j.
Beck Co., Arnold COnsabe& Co.. aud Ubsdell, PiersOn,
Lake Co.. which snieient that the styles are
chiefly portaton, there
by enabling offer superior Inducements, both In
ness OF design and price.
Oar stock Santillas the importation George
Bupin Co. Many Novelties TO be found eLsehere
We would beg leave call particular attention to our
Linens mpOIte by ourselves; and to stock Of
Staple and House Keeping Goods all Of which will sell at
very low prices.
1t Intention to offer superior advantages to Pur-
cnsers and by continued fair dealing merit the confidence
Of the public.
Very respectiully,
HISKELL & SWEARINGES.
Market and Union Sts.
aptt Wheeling, Va.
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REMOVAL.

NJ REILLY has removed from his old Market
lS Square to that aud spacious Warehouse No. 90,
'front.' side Of Main street. between Monroe
Quincy. lately occupied by Messrs Amman MaguirC
commission house. lie has hand large and general
sortnent of Groceries and Liquors. which he will sell
Wholesale at the lowest market price.
l. o. Ciunpowder of every description and Safety
Fuse. sp15
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.SUNDATS EICEPYED,
Connecting the East with The Baltimore and Ohio RGil.
Road and the Ohio River at Wheeling, and the Wes with
Railroads al GAINESVILLE, Newark Monroevle and Columbus
for all parts Of the South West.
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NEW ARRANGENIENT.
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IRANSPO

1Ime. 5Ioneg, aue. Di,laaee .s,redlI
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20. 1856.
MISCELLANEOUS
TERMS.

FelL tOuFsc1 t3LctlEFIINY Wtt
Keeping, Lectures md PeR9gaHatp, iREttIfnbly n.
For Fa0 t5srsl IL Ladies Dsdrt6t1t. %