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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-12-03
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-27
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UP TOWN ITEMS.
REPORTED BY ur Town. ESQ.

IL Read the Council Proceedings We give them
to day instead of the lems." They are far more
esting and instructive. s'-7af .-a p
FIRE ALARm.-The alarm Of Gre on Monday evening
originated from burning chimney Third street.
The fire companies promptly tn e ground with
their apparatus, and made noise, sufficiently. No
damage.
BRAGGADocIo THRksHED.-We heard OF fight that
came off Third street, above Gum coupe of even
ings ago. in which Illinois bully undertook to strike
terror in the minds of of Evansville boys He
told vast stories of his marvellous prowess
were incredulous He could according to his state
ment out-run outjump OF out1wrastle any person in
the crowd but in each of these he found than his
match right there He could then any how pany one
who chose to him, and this he ready veri
fy One of young friends being present, and feel
ing that the reputation of Evansville should be vnd
Gated against the supercous blusterings of the cham
pion of Suck erdom, readily took up the glaive and
handled the would-be hero in manner uncerimoni-
GUS leave serious doubts in his mind his for
convictions of Sucker superiority over Hoosierdom
and the rest of the world.
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Proceedings of the City Council.
MONDAY EyEN1NG. Aug. %

MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 70.
Council met. His Honor the Mayor in the
chair. Councilmen all present except Messrs.
Foster, Scantln, SetcheIl and Cook. Minutes
read and adopted.
Allowed Robt. Skinner for depositing cart
on vacant lot, SO; Baker & Garvin for cash
paid for transcript (cash order), 81; Well II.
Walker for making Cemetery Deeds, &C.,
81 so; Well. H. Walker, salary for month Of
August, sos 80.
appointments of expenses among lots for
constructing sidewalks, &C., bordering on said
lots; referred to Committee on Claims for ex-
animation.
The usual allowances for labor performed
on streets were made, amounting to ST. 30.
Market Master reported market revenue, in
elusive of sales of stalls amounting to $500
25. Received and filed.
Fire Superintendent reported condition of
fire apparatus, csterns, &c. Received and
dile6.
The petition of j. NJ. App, signed by H.
Durham, j. b. Altering and IL others, pray
ing for permission to remove frame building
: to lot No. 185, d. E., the same to be used as a
dwelling, was referred to committee, to re-
port next meeting.
The petition of ]. & D. Hermann and six
others, praying for the reducing to the proper
sgrade and also paving the same with stone, Of
the alley between Second and Third and Vine
and Division streets, was referred to commit
tee on streets and alleys
"A petition by VIM. Hughes and six others
asking for a brick pavement on the northwest
side of Cherry between Third and Fourth
streets, along fronts oflots ID and "a inclusive
in block 10, was granted and the Clerk in
ystructed to give fifteen days notice instead 0
ten for the performance of said work.
The committee on the nuisance question wa:
granted further time to report
The committee on Clerks bills for assisting
in making out tax duplicate for 1885, wa'
granted further time TO report
On motion leave of absence was granted t
the Clerk for period of three weeks, he agree
ing to appoint some competent person to per
form the duties of his Office during his ab
,sence.
j. S. Gavitt made a statement to the Council
relative to Jailor's bill for keeping city prison
.ers. Pending which question, the Council adj
journed. WELL. ID. WALKER, Clerk.
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Public Speaking.

BY reference to notice in another column il
will be seen that Messrs. Veatch and Lockhart
have made their appointments for pablo dis
cussion, commencing Thursday Sept. 4, and
continuing till the election. We hope their
meetings will be largely attended, so that the
whole people may hear the men, and candidly
Judge of their merits The friends of Mr..
Veatch have been anxious to secure this ar
rangement, well knowing their choice will not
suffer by the comparison. Every man in the
District should attend at least one of these dis
cussions.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-27

o. Messrs. Morton and Willard spoke at
Leayenworth few days since. Judge M.
very cheerfully divided his time with Willard,
and told him that he would 10 so at any time,
when there was not a mass meeting of his
party, as at COrydon. Willard, however, was
like the boy who bursted his gun-sorry he
shot. He was completely worsted by Morton
and was laughed at by the whole audience
This made him mad, and caused him to make
some denunciations not over complimentary
to his hearers. Even his own friends ac-
Snowledged that it would have been better for
him had he staid away from Leavenworth.-
He lostmany votes, and Judge Morton gain
ed an equal number NJ Il. 1Bqb IS
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&C NG R $50 AL.
rnrRrY-FoURrH coSGaEss--ExrRA SESSION.

Ne
5..s WAsHINGToN, Aug. &c.
SENATE.-Mr. Crittenden asked to intro
duce bill to alter and amend the Nebraska
Kansas act. Isl
Mr.. Biggs objected to the reception, when
Crittenden gave notice he would introduce the
b IL tomorrow. s.F
Mr.. Weller introduced the bill of which he
gave notice yesterday, to abragate certain laws
enacted by the Legislature Of Kansas
HoUsE.--Mr. Summons from the select COM
mittee, appointed to investigate the assault by
Mr.. McMullen upon Mr.. Granger in an omni-
bus on Thursday last, made a report setting
sosth the testimony and every particular Of the
occurrence, the reading of which produced oc-
caSioAal laughter.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR JUDGE NORTON.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

CONRAD BAKER. the candidate on the Peoples Ticket
Of Lieutenant Gore will address the PeO-
pie political issues Of the day. the following time
and places; .....l s8a-I
owensyille. Gibson county Sept. 5th, o'clk r.
At Barren Chapel, same evening at o clock.
At New Harmony. sept 9Th at O'Clock P. NJ.
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Murder of Craddock.

to- LOUISVILLE, Aug. &c.
P. D. Craddock murdered last night. He
was enticed from his house to see neighbor
and was shot, and had his throat cut He
was much mutilated by hogs. The perpetra-
tors are unknown. Craddock was notorious
ly bad character. A meeting of the citizens
in February ordered him and several others to
leave the country. He was under trial and
out on bail. 1t is supposed some of the gang
fearing Developments, committed the crime.
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or Judge Baker will, we are informed
make speech at Crescent City Hall to-mor-
row, Thursday, evening. We hope the Hall
will be crowded on the occasion.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-27

SELECT School The next term of Mrs.
Turner'S Primary school will commence the LIST
Monday in September in the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Turner is an ex-
cellent teacher, and the progress of her pupils
has thus far been entirely satisfactory. Her
terms are reasonable. She is worthy lady
and deserves encouragement.
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PnRLIn SPEAKING

4 JAS. LocKHART and JAS. O. vEATCH. Esquircs. can
ddates Congress- will address their ellowczens
Newburs, warrick county Thursday. September 4.
Bakers Greek Church. spencer Friday, Sc pit 5.
Rockport. do Saturday do q.
GentryVille do Monday, 8,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-27

or This season there has been an entire
failure of the black berry crop, which is usual
ly abundant in this section. Keller, Farnsley
& CO., druggists Of this city, who always have
an eye to the wants of the community, have
received supply of Blackberry Brandy. 1t
is very palatahle and an excellent article for
all diseases of the bowels
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-27
COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

Nrw YoRKArg 90.
Flour declined, sales of 1850 bbls al s6@6 IS for
State, IS s796 55 for Ohio, s7@7 SO for Southern,
So 1903 80 for extra brands. Wheat declined, sales
10000 bushels at 81 55@l Sc for Western red, 81 SO
50 for Southern red and 81 g. for Southern white.
Corn is also cheaper sales Of 90 eco bushels at 62c
mixed Mess Pork firm. sales of $50 bbls. Beef dull.
Lard steady Whisky declined, sales off 20 bbs at 34c
for Ohio.
The market to-day for wheat opened firm at slight
advance but closed dull atyesterday quotations. Sales
Of corn at $500 for white and yellow.
CINcISNATI Aug. 90.
Flour higher and held at s5 9o96. Nothing done in
grain Whisky arn at 26e. Lard firm at Ice Molasses
higher. sales at 55C.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-27

FRoM KAysAs.--Our Kansas correspondent
gives some startling intelligence in his letters
which we publish to-day. We think, how
ever, that his sangune assertions as to the
freedom of Kansas, are premature. He has
probably by this time changed his opinions
somewhat. The whole South has been arous-
ed by the acts Of Lane whether these acts be
justifable or not. Even if they are right and
proper, the South will never know that fact,
as it relies entirely upon the border ruffian au-
thority. Instead of the Kansas matters being
settled, to us it appears the bitter fruits of
Democratic duplicity and rascality are just
ripening. But for all the troubles in Kansas,
in the past and the future until permanent
peace be secured, let it not be forgotten the
responsibility rests with the Democratic party
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-27
PEOPLES MAss MEETING,

Mass meetings Of the People opposed to the present
administration and its continuance under James Buehan-
an, will be heb at the following times and places.
Judge Morton and others will address the public.
Princeton, August 2Jd.
TerTe Haute September Sd.
eolsan seymour, September jh.
Ff-ftssf
..s-g APPOINTMENTS FOR JUDGE MORTON.
Judge Morton Peoples candidate for Governor, win
speak following times and Places Let the wheie
people turn out and hear him:
Princeton, August %, at pm.
ah4r Petersburg, August IS att r. NJ. @t
Washington, August %, at p NJ.
Dover Hill, August27, at p. NJ.
Paoi Angus q, att p. NJ. -s-a#
Ii. Spencer fOwen Col August %, at i P. f.
5asaF Bloomfield, August 80, at p. NJ. = eet ia
ze3fi Sullivan, September I, att P. NJ. fo-.-
Bowling Green, Sept. 2. at P.
Terre Haute Sept. 3, at p. 81.
Seymour, Sept ), at o'clock.
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pEOUR Fntx SALE.

FLOUR FOR SALE.
EXT have in Bement Viele's and at Tenney &
Wv Sorenson's, lot of choice Family Flour Having
made with <e houses to sell Flour
the public rely finding with them at all times
R. NJ. WINGATE & CO.. q
jy23-lm Clay County Mills. Bowling Green. Ind.
IME-7oO0 btis In superior order ooIite River
NJ and Wolf Greek White Lime; and Schillings Grey al
haDd also White and Grey Lime in hhe Tor sale
jyl2 GEO. FOSTER co.
WSREsH corn MEAL bush lust reed and for sale
n by augf2 YICKERY & JOHNSON.
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OF The Hon. Geo. P. Dunn has written to
his friends in his Congressional District, that
it is his intention to support the State and
District ticket of the People, in the present
canvass. The poor health of Mr.. Dunn will
prevent him from taking the stump. As Mr..
Dunn is Fillmore Elector for the State at
large, we hope his course will not be without
its influence among Fillmore men in all parts
of the State. a.Iiaie ssaaor..
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ST.. JosEPH's AoADEMY.-We call attention
to the advertisement Of st. Joseph's academy,
an institution for Misses in this city under the
control of the Sisters. We are convinced from
an acquaintance with7a number of Misses for
mer pupils of this institution, that it is fully
deserving of general patronage. The pupils
make rapid progress and are, thoroughly
taught. The rules are strict, and the teachers
fully competent. The next session will COM
mence the first Monday of September. e. Z
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Ggt Daily JyonrnaI
s TATE TICKE I.


GOVERNOR,
OLIVER n. MORTON, of Wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, of Vanderbu rgh.
SECRETARY OF STATE, ~
JOHN w. DA WSON, of Allen.
TREASURER STATE,
re, -5ss WILLIAM IL. NOFFSINGER, OF Parlse
AUDITOR OF STATE,
E. w. III. ELLIS, of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
..sa @-q CHARLES BARNES, OF Floyd.
s-s7f .tafs,taf. ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES n. CRAVENS, of Ripley.
ml e54 ssas REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
Ta JOHN A. STEIN, of TiPpecanOe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. BEAL, OF Miami.
~ FOR CONGRESS-,
s..s JAMES G. VEATCH,
ss5s ss feA
stftfl aesasfr FOR LEGIsLATURE.
JOHN INGLE, JR., e
vANDERBuRGH. II
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
-. ARRIVAL OF THE
50 NIAGARA.


s.is.s'5 .sfe.si sa New York, Aug. &c.
The Niagara has arrived.
Herman, Cox & Co., quote only moderate
business doing in cotton. Sales for the week
week 81 900 bales, of which spectators took
1000, and exported 5000. Fair Orleans 6zSa7.
Middling Orleans g. eaa ~ e.
Flour market unchanged; wheat unchanged;
corn unchanged; beef active; lard dull; bacon
declined 6da1s. Manchester trade rather
quiet.
Bell & Son quote American stocks quiet
and unchanged. Consols advanced q and
quoted at 905S.
Barring, Bros, quote money tighter.
Havre cotton market unchanged
Political news unmportant.
Russia has abandoned her claim to the isle
of Serpents Sebastopol is to be rebuilt with
out dely. 6~
1t is rumorei that Instructions have taken
place at Naples and Cadiz, but it is discredit-
cd
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NEW DRUGS.

= II II Il III A ~ ID r 4 "
EIC p NlERIING have Just openeda largo assortme
Drugs and Medicines which they invite the atten
ton Physicians They also Keep Window
Glass Glassware Tobacco Cigars Paints Brushes of
Oils Dyestus Spices Perumery Fancy Articles Sc, &C.
ALsO-ali popular Patent Medicines Paints
ground oil Pure Medicinal purposes
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call at No. II Water
under the Journal Office. myS-tf
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A NANDLEs.-1C0 boxes Star, Opal and pressed Summe
" Mould Tallow. for sale low to close by res
augI2 GEO FOSTER s. co.
FNNAR AND ROSlN.-l75 bbls in shipping order for sale
4 by augl2 a.r GEO. FOSTER & co.
ENXTREFAMIi.Y FLOUR.-5oh egs from white wheat
IA of this growth. reed and for sale by
augI2 HERS HB EI2GER az ca RS0N.
ENGGS.-5o doz fresh Eggs for sale by
IA ausl2 HERSHBE RGER & CARSON. &
EbENHL STARCH $40 lbs Proctor Gamblers Pearl
augl2 VICKERY & JOHNSON.
IME.-15o bbls White Lime ia and for sale by
M VI --rs-re eaaqf rs-as PRESTON BROS.
GtHOICE HERPENfs-75 boxes in very fue erder for
y } sale by aEg4 s. e. GILBERT & co.
EXTRACT OF LOGzNOOD.-I5 boxes for sale by
IA aug4 s. E. GILBERT 4 CO.
sH BRLS pure Cider Vinegar for sale by Ezfaaa
- jy2t VfeKERY g. JOHNSON.
HBfFIR POWDER .-Dupent's celebratedI brands for
angi2 GEO. FOSTER 90.