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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-02
Rsadit.

We hope every citizen will peruse the ar
ticle republished to-day from the Louisville
Journal, on the subject of Clay and Buchanan
and the Bargain and Sale charge. This arti-
Gle contains letter from Gen. jackson never
before published, and which is terrible blow
upon the honesty of James Buchanan. Let
old Henry Clay Wings read this article. and if
afterwards one such man can throw up his hat
for Buchanan, then he stamps himself as al
ready mere tool Of the party that Henry
Clay opposed to his latest breath, and an en-
dorser of the man who injured Clay more than
all the real enemies whose ISLANDERS and vitu-
perations followed him to the grave, and even
for time stirred its holy earth. Fillmore,
upon whose character and administration
Henry Clay passed as high an eulogy as his elo-
quent pen could dictate, is offered to old Wings
for their votes. They have choice between
Fillmore, Buchanan and Fremont. Fillmore
is the representative of nationGltsna--the others
represent sectionalsm. But Buchanan more
particularly represents alto which Henry Clay
was opposed, and is the true representative of
that which Clay scorned and detested, as he des-
pissed vile intrigue and political meanness. The
article to which we have alluded exhibits just
how much Buchanan merited the contempt of
aman of Henry Clay's high principles of honor.
And yet, bitterly as Buchanan had wronged
Clay, and successful as Buchanan's charge of
bargain and corruption was in keeping Clay
out of the Presidency, the great ambition of
his life, will it be believed that Clay from the
time the charge was first made till the day of
his death, had it in his power by exposing
Buchanan to crush this charge forever? Yet
such is, the fact Clay and Letcher could
have done this any time--yet they spared Bu-
chanan. Letcher, aroused and indignant at
the wrong done Clay by the concealment of
the real facts and Buchanan's dishonorable
agency, wrote to Buchanan to release him
from the promise he had made not to expose
these facts. Buchanan's reply has been pub
lished. He holds him to his promise. What an
illustration of moral greatness was Clay in
this! What an illustration Of contemplate
meanness was Buchanan And yet old Henry
Clay Wings are asked to support Buchanan.
How the appeal will be answered depends al
together upon the number of old Wings who
are ready to take to their bosoms political cor
ruption as represented by James Buchanan.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-02
Candidates for Congress
EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL

EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL:
In speaking of the proposed Convention at
Princeton to select candidate to run for
Congress in opposition to Lockhart, you say
4" We want man who has not been known
as violent partizan. but who taken fresh
from the ranks of the people, will understand
their interests, as he is already secure of their
respect"
And correspondent of the Journal few
days previous said "What is wanted is a
man of integrity, of energy, of business quail
fications, of practical common sense and intel
ligencc, and of conservative political princi-
PIES"
All must concur in these remarks. Such is
the man to represent our interests in Congress
And your correspondent further suggests
That pending the meeting of the Conven-
ton, names be brought forward to be consid-
cred and canvassed, that conflicting views
may be ascertained and the general wish be
known"
Believing this suggestion to be good, beg
leave to name MATTHEW W. FOSTER, of this
CITY, as a man who answers the description
given, and who would in every respect make
US an efficient, useful and respectable repre-
sentative. Judge Foster is not only well
known about home, but is extensively and IA
vorably known in many parts of the District.
He has never been politician-has never been
hunter after Office from the people; but
through long and active career as business
man, has shown those very qualities so much
needed in our public men, and which unfor-
tunately we too seldom find in those chosen
by the people. These qualities Judge Foster
in an eminent degree possesses and it cannot
be doubted that the devotion of his powers to
the public service, would secure for its interests
the same results, as have attended his efforts,
when directed to individual and local objects.
His success as a practical and thorough
business man, is a guarantee that he is able to
serve us, and to serve us well, while his
known integrity and substantial worth, are a
sure pledge that we may safely trust our in
terests with him. CIVIS.
4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-02

An ERROR CoRREoTED.-In making notice
yesterday of the Pic Mic to be given on the
4th by the employees of the E. & c. Railroad,
we were led into an error, by the fact of the
superintendent advertising an Excursion
Train that day as far as Hazleton, and charg-
ing 81 ticket there and back in-signifying
that this Pic-Nic was to be public 1t is, on
the contrary, entirely of a private nature, no
ene attending it but those especially invited,
The same train which conveys this party, will
take persons on an excursion to Hazleton OF
any intermediate points, and back again in the
evening, for the price above mentioned-bui
these passengers have nothing to do with the
Pic Mic.
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055-It.is rumored that Senator Douglas will
soon visit Evansville and address our citizens.
We have some curiosity to see the greatest
demagogue of his inches in the country. His
opponents will not be afraid to hear him, either.
1t is not within the power of even his oloquence
and gift of making black appear white, to make
our people believe the Nebraska swindle piece
Of political virtue or its author either states
man or patriot. He is a disappointed man
how much disappointed he only may know,
who has thrown aside political virtue, played
With the deepest interests of the country, and
violated past professions and all good faith, to
secure one object of ambition, and then felt it
glide from his grasp, gone forever. Let Doug
las come. One word from the tongue of an
honest man and true patriot, viii have more
influence in a good community than two hours
talk from him.
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WIS Is ths strongest Mans

& The friends Of different gentlemen deemed
Git to canvass this district against Lockhart,
are beginning to bring them forward for the
consideration of the Mass Meeting to assemble
at Princeton on the 18th. This is proper It
will give delegates an opportunity OF knowing
before hand what names will be before the
meeting. and afford them time to canvass their
merits. The columns Of our paper are open
TO all proper articles in reference to this sub
iect, or introducing the names OF good men,
Discussion before hand will do no harm. The
great object is, to get out the strongest man OF
good sound principles without reference to
personal or community favoritism. So far as
we have heard, we have every reason to be-
lieve that the people will enter that meeting
with but one feeling-to give up all personal
preferences for the public gOod--each uphold
ing the claims Of the man, if any man may be
said to hare claims, whom he believes to be the
strongest, bat ready to yield when majority
shall decide in favor of another. We look for
nothing but harmony and patriotic determine
ton.
To-day we publish communication recon-
mending Mr.. NJ. w. Foster, Of this city, for
the nomination. We have just received let
ter from friend at Rockport speaking highly
favorably of Thomas F. DeBruler, of Spencer
county--"as man whom believe can make
the race for Congress as successfully as any
man in the District. He is profound reas-
cner and speaker and a man of talent" A
letter. from Vincennes recommends Judge
EHis, of Knox county, as man capable and
popular. We shall doubtless have more names
suggested. As for ourselves, we shall main
tain strict neutrality till after the nominal
ton is made, so far as discussion in the col
umns of our paper is concerned. But we
stand ready to do good battle for the men
whom the people in mass meeting assembled,
shall propose. for general support against Lock-
hart.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-02

OF A patent has been granted to George
w. Payne, of London, for an invention by
which substance similar to India rubber il
obtained from castor oil. The operation con-
sists in placing the oil in STILL and raising il
to heat of6Q0or $50 deg. Fahrenheit; after
about one-haf the contents have escaped, the
distillation is stopped, and the substance
washed with solution CT the carbonate Of
soda.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-02
(From the Memphis whg. 2sth.)
Destruction Of the Marshall Female Institute.
Buildinge Furniture and Bag gage De-
strOyed.

We learn from Mr. Hope. conductor of the
accommodation train on the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, that the Marshall Female
Institute, situated in Marshall county, Miss,
was totally destroyed by fire last night. The
flames were discovered about II o'clock, and
so rapid was the progress that little or nothing
in and about the building. was saved. Fortu-
nately the alarm was given in time to save all
the students and persons connected with the
! Institute--nearly two hundred souls if1all--
though they barely escaped with just the
clothes they had ON, saving neither their ward
robe. jewelry or books.
| The origin of the fire is attributed to the
act of an incendiary, and strong suspicious are
entertained as to the perpetrator of the fiend-
ish act. The utmost CONSERVATION, alarm and
excitement existed among the pupils, many Of
whom were nearly frantic with fear and fright.
The greatest excitement existed this morning
among the community and it is feared that
violence will be done should the excited popu-
lace get possession of the perpetrator of the
heinous act.
Marshall Institute was one among the most
! fourishing institutions in this section, and I'M
der the charge of Rev. Mr.. Douglas. the Princi-
pal, and his excellent corps of assistants, it en-
ljoyed very liberal patronage from all parts Of
the country.
The number of students attending the pre-
sent session-which would have closed the
coming week-was about one hundred and
eighty.
The total loss will be very heavy. but as
yet we have heard no estimate as to the prob
able amount Rev. Mr. Douglas loss will be
quite large for that gentleman, and will COM
mand the sympathy of his numerous friends.
The loss to the surrounding neighborhood is
also considerable and we trust that the COM
munity will aid in rebuilding the Institute at
once.
LOLA MoSTEz WHIPPED BIZ WoMAN-
Lola has displayed great valor several times in
attacking masculine bipeds, and has in several
rows with the lords Of creation, come off rath-
er victorious than otherwise, and on one or
two occasions has achieved distinguished hon.
ors. But early in March she was severely
whipped at Ballarat Australia, by one of her
own sex, Mrs. Crosby wife of Mr. Crosby, of
the BallarAt Theater, for whom Lola had :.
gagged to play, and whom she was abusing
when his wife took it up, struck her with a
whip, seized her by the hair; and clawed her
in the most cat-astropical manner. Lola is
said by the editor of the Ballarat Times, to he
SO awfully whipped that it will require a long
time for she can recruit so as to appear in pub
Icon the stage"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-02

0ETReP Pittsburgh Dispatch thinks that one
of Col. Fremones leading advantages is in the
fact that, while his opponent has never mar
ried, he early showed his love for the fair sex
by running off with Tom Benton's daughter.
who has of course, made him an excellent wife.
Hadds:- "For this we are authorized to pledge
him,&he powerful support of the women"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-02

or Pic Mic Excursion to Haubstadt on
the Fourth, Address by Mayor Antes, (late
Of Cineinnati.) Poem, rectations, toasts and
speeches, Dinner in the Grove. and other en-
.ertainments, will make up the programme o.
fun, frolic and recreation appropriated to the
day of our National birth. Cars leave at
in the morning Tickets for the excursion
only go cents.
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or A great many travellers bound East
stop off from steamboats, at this point, and
take the Z. & G.. Railroad. By this road they
are placed in direct connection with railroads
for the East, and prominent points above. In
times of low water travellers would do well to
take the railroad at this point either for the
East or st. Louis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-02

or A''wealthy gentleman Of Chicago says
he once bought stock at public sale to the
value OF $54O, which now pays dividends
amounting to 81 700 year. This same gen.
tleman once bought large amount of Penn.
sylyania FIVE per cent. stocks at 80, and sold
them at go.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-02

THE PLACE FOR TAxEs-The Bee says that
Boston may be set down as the paradise Of
taxas. By recent decision, persons who re-
ceiye salaries are taxable for the same. The
rate is about one dollar on hundred. We
believe no other place in the country imposes
similar tax.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-02

OF Feinsr, the German who killed bank
er at Milwaukee, because he refused to redeem
certificate of deposit for want of funds. has
been found guilty Of murder in the first de-
gree.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-02

r.r We thank Mr.. Archer, of the excellent
packet Southerner for st. Louis papers left
us yesterday. Tha Seutherner has not yet
been stopped by low. water, and we hope she
win be able to run the season through. All
the rivers are reported falling at St Louis.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-02
INFORMATION WANTED.

GEoRGE W. PATTEN left home the 10th day of
"a June. A. 1885, and has been hear from since
The said Patten boy y old we'll has light
hair blue saow complexion and inclined
droop shoudered; Patten had black Buena Vista
hat, shirt and striped cotton pants II
body should where he they will
great his parents by sending information Boon
vile, W arrick county, Ind. Please address
jy2-It+ JOHN PATTEN.
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DIED.

On Friday evening. inflammation Of DO w-la
JeaN KIGHTLEY native of Chasteras England aged
and for the last three resident Of this city
On the morning of the LIST nss Mr.. PHILIP II. HoKE aged
about 81 years.
His funeral will take place at O'Clock this morning
his late residence. in Baker Enlargement.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-02
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

EWNHE partnership heretofore existing between the under
jill signed dissolved by mutual All the
outstanding business OF the firm of Kendall Rogers will be
settled H. Rogers. whom all bills Will be
and payments debts made 1t settle the
busin ess Of the firm Immediately. PETER KENDALL.
iy2-3wA J. II. ROGERS.
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or Some of the Democratic journals Of
South Carolina name P s. Brooks as candi-
date for Governor!
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rWNHE body Of found in the river opposite Mr.
j. P Dunn's farm in this county which had evident
y been in the weeks No found his
deck ticket from the Prims DONNA
but his name invisible found o him. He
medium sized young probably old had
and socks The Jury returned verdict of acct
dental drowning. Two dollars in money found on him.
q.
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CORONER's INQUEST.

ED before Julius s. Catlet Justice Of the Peace
IA Union Township Vanderburgh county. Ind, 27ti
day ofJune 1856. upon the body OF unkno
found lying in the Ohio river in said the resi-
dence of Joseph Green Said deceased is about five
high; 80 years old had under hrt Canton fame
tied around the waist with leather belt Verdict
Of the JuryCame to his death by accidental drowning.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RRANalH RANK. LuI

No tees in this place. cents line insertion
20 cents line three times 80 line week. dis
count on longer time.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
r. 4 T Z 5

One square, lines less time three times
week. 81 so; weeks. 81 50; month"; ST. three
months 81 81; six months. $40; year. SIS. Discount
advertisements Cards of six lines under 80
No for marriage death religious notices.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-02

ENE undersgned viii sell private sale the following
n described property:
One three story Brick House First streets hs building
in which the Post Office is now kept-lot 20 by 20.
Part let q. second which
frame containing with all the necessary
veniences for private family Lot SO feet By 49,
Judge Lockhart's residence.
Part lot No. o. p. First street. adjoining DR..
Casselberry with frams house
rooms kitchen all other accommodations. Lot 3
fea For further particulars enquire
dence. jyltf 5. LINCK.
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KA RKS

Daily Freight Trains Evansville
30 A. NJ. which local passengers will be taken.
For nfcrmation through Tickets apply at the
Cchpanys OEce. head
ansviile. jeH j. T.. DANIELS. Sup't.
Princeton Clarion Ezs Henderson tske ou
No conf.
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THE Branch Bank will be closed Friday. 4th inst AL
bills day should be paid the day previous
jy2-St G. W. kATHBoNE. Cashier.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-02

nAs asummer or fall medicine would recommend DR.
HosTErrEEs Stomach Btters above a others
Its gthenng and nyigoyng e,c upon TED
system truly It's onie action the liver its
tendency drive all humors t. e surfee thereby cleans
ing the all impurities ia what has gained for these
Btters UGH enyiable reputation inasmuch they
pleasant hevera in general
a > q family medicine wherever kno For sale by
HALL0CK STODDARD,
ie24-Iw WOOLSEY E SAWYER. Agents.
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GEO. MEM vs.. PETER BAAER. BARBARA MEM,
Nj ALSals July I'D Of the wing p<opeTtyTh south
east or OF the north of section No IL wndp Me-.
o. Of range 10 and the half Of the
north of the northeast ecton township
range aforesaid thus bounded Beginning the south
Of the last mentioned section thence
west oo roos 20 west line said last cd
yer thence north Of t1eresbots TO Che north
line Of aid quarter quarter section. thence In straight d.
aona lac ardy the place of beginning all
JOHN F. STACER VS.. CLEMENTA A, FARRELL. EFT
ALSae I'D July of wing fttf Lcs Nos ~
IL. H. in block No in the the
city of Evansville.
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WE the underaigned wish to call the attention of th
w Wholesale Merchants of Evansville and dealers
general to the that manufacturing
ticle Of Cider Vinegar which will sell pet
with Gin CHM Pittsburgh prices. Give call. fa
trial is all ask jYI-tf MERCER & CLIFFORD.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

tUnaer this head will always be found statement
of the shern Sales including of paFGes perry
and time o sales.l
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YINEGAR MANUFACTORY

t0UNTY and City Orders will taken Cloth
~ ing L. KAHS'S Clothing Store two doors above the
Journal Office. jyI-tf
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A. III. SANDERS. Eso-You will announce the of G.
W. MCBRIDE candidate fo< the office of Sheriff Van
derburgh county and obge of the citizens of the
ty. jei
Mr. SASDERs-Sir: You will pl announce my name
candidate the office County Recorder
o. the ensuing election. my29 WM II. CHANDLER.
MIR. SAsDERs:-PIease announce my candidate
Becorder Yanderburgh County the ensuing Fall
election the decision of the Democratc Conven
tom. my27 JOHN FARRELL.
A II. SANDERS. ESQ Please announce name
didate CLERK Circuit Court
at the ensuing October election.
myI7% LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JoURNALI candidate for the office OF Sheriff
of Fan3srburgh county the ensuing October election
M I2-te W u. HOLDEN.
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DTssOIUTION NOTICE

TIME partnership exi ing Drs Ronalds Lew
is Is this day dissolved by mutual Dr. Ronads
will against the and collect all
the same. jyI-3t RoNALpS e. LEWIS.
nHoGHEA DS.-6oN Quglsy extra Hams Just rec and
JyI Z. H. COOK & SON
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ROOMS FOR RKNT.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.


SEVERAL fine Office Rooms situated the second foo
y of large building centrally sitxted
For partcua INQUIRE 4 this ofsice. iyI-tf
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ADAMS, EMPRESS COMPANY.
Eks~Ig C. z ~ tESsG FEFaaasEs
s5ss$ss " 5iiziaII 1T 4 iii iiiiiiTI
E-k - --szSff 49, - 1919 49,
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

ii IN
IL to their friends the public Evansville and
vicinity. that they have determined open an ofce at
Evansville to be devoted exclusively transaction %
the business Of their Lac and have appointed Mr. GEO
w MCBRIDE as their gent who his past
with tie business is perfectly miliar with all foute
and the details Of their operation This
been made with the sole object facilities
the Express and thereby increase its desrabiy
lcto accomplish which the aeen
will be especially directed
All persons having business with comrany will pleas
call Mr.. Mcbride. Office street.
Locust and Nain who alone
nov2-dtf ALFRED @ AITnRR snnerintensenk
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u
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
WWTE just received constantly hand.
w large and well selected of Fashonsbls Jewelr.
comprising all qualities and stys whichwh esold At East
prices.
ALsoA good stock Of hne Gold and Silver Hunting and
Open-face Watches including Railroad
all wafraned and allow fgutes We also keep the srgs
assortment of Dawson, Warrsn Hydes and j. b. Beers
fine Gold Pens. insths city.
Silver Ware Porte Monies Accordeons, eight day an
thirty honr Clocks had and for sale &C reduced
prices Receiving direct from the
and ters ale eooD a. an
ertfe Treiv n ~ ,-,cs - BITTR0LFE a. Sons
jeTs Main street. betet. First and Second s's.-
MN0TATO ESQ bbis potatoes Just ed rsr Qho by
k44Ials s-F 4, - e. II. soopK- q soy.
QFFEE ssss sssT so fOI F ssss ~ co
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Go TURNER'S an6 Others.

4 PRICED LIST Of PIONEERING IhEho,
N SHRUBS ROSES HEDGE PLANTS &c, sua l1,.. 80
soil exposure viii b. forwarded Erit 70 ts O.,
Also, Catalogue Of CHOICEST FRUITS VIII P'''e"
rage Of packages paid ~ Boston . =, ,y,rsoS
OiS coi,rv Sr-seres Plymouth MASS
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Uanis.

4 PARTISAN LADY wishes 70 iorui an s en1
~ meat =. daily COVERINGS, with Bilssi.s - 49,.
'dut IL the city, French Ma..e, snl
ususl branches II Educaiion. She l. si1oo1eI
,peaks and understand. Fpsish we'll For iaIthsr 70 70
apply with this Advertisement. to MADAME 'h"iNai
No 70 Asd.s9s Az, corner VI .sia