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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-19
From the St. Louis Intelligencer.
nnortant News from Kansas.


The State Prisoners Released on Bail-Appearance of
Lane before Lecompton-F Prisoners deliver
ed up to him-Proclamation of Gov Geary
Mr.. Branscombe arrived from Kansas direct
Yesterday afternoon on the cars, on his way
to Boston, having in charge with him the wife
of Robinson. He brings intelligence that on
the 10th, Gov. Geary, in company with Judge
Lecompte Immediately released Robinson
Brown, Deitzler, Jenkins, and the remainder
of the State prisoners confined there on q
charge of constructive treason. They were
required each of them to give bail in the sum
of $1,000. This is supposed to be mere form,
as the prisoners were released in accordance
with instructions given by the President to
Gov. Geary.
There were at the same time confined IN
der guard at Lecompton, fourteen Free State
men captured during the late forays by the
pro-slavery forces. They were guarded by so
pro-slavery men, and had no connection with
the State prisoners, who were guarded, before
their release, by The Federal troops. On the
day after the release of the latter by Judge
Lecompte, Lane appeared before Lecompton
with $500 men, sent in flag of truce by Mr..
Branscombe, and demanded the instant and
unconditional release of the fourteen prisoners
held by the pro-slavery party.
He threatened, if his demand was not in
stantly complied with, that he would burn
the town. The prisoners were released, and
Lane marched back to Lawrence. There were
600 u S. soldiers at Lecompton at the time,
but they did not offer to interfere. Gov. Geary
was present in the town also. 1t is said that
the Governor and the officers commanding the
troops desired the liberation Of the prisoners
from the hands of the pro-slavery party, and
made no resistance to the demands of Lane.
Gov. Geary has issued proclamation or
dering all hostile parties not to enter the Ter
ritory, and calling on Gen. Smith to stop
Atchison's command from going into the Ter
ritory. The Territorial militia has been dis
banded. In consequence of the proclamation,
the Missourilns are quietly disbanding and
going home.
Gov. Geary went to Lawrence and had a
consultation with the leaders there. They
promised to disband, if they had assurance of
protection from the Governor. The assuran-
ces were given, and Lanes army, it is said,
will be disbanded forthwith. There is pros
pect of peace and quiet in the Territory. If
the Territorial militia is called out again, it
will be put under the command of General
Smith.
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Great Barbecue at Henderson.

Several hundreds Of our citizens, including
many ladies, of this place, attended the Hen
derson Barbecue yesterday. Thousands con-
gregated in a beautiful grove, representing the
friends of Fillmore of Indiana and Kentucky.
Everything passed off delightfully."-, and great
enthusiasm prevailed. Mid the booming OF
cannon, and clang of music, and huzzas from
hundreds of Threats, our delegation arrived
home last evening To morrow we shall give
details of this enthusiastic demonstration OF
the people for Fillmore.
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SOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC VIEWS OF FILL
MoREIsM.-In confirmation of what we have
said of the feelings of the Southern Buchan-
antics for Mr. Fillmore and his supporters, we
copy the following from the Louisville Jour-
nal
Read the Democratic papers of the South
See what they say. Mark their tone. They
sdeRounce the American party thousand times
more fercely and bitterly than they do the
Freesoil party. Their language in relation to
the latter is perfect mildness and moderation
in comparison with their venomous and fero-
-cious talk about the former. For every harsh
word they utter against Fremont, they utter
a hundred harsher ones against Fillmore We
say then that they are practicing the grossest
humbug when they pretend that they would
unite with the Know Nothings if they thought
they could thus beat Fremont. They would
incomparably rather see Fremont elected than
Fillmore.
The following from the North Alabama
Register is but an expression of what ninety
nine hundredths Of the Southern Sag NIGHT
organs would say, if they did not deem it po-
lite not to be too out-spoken upon certain
points
Z" The whole Wing party in 1s48, in the
North, was just as much Freesoiled as Martin
Van Buren, or Prince John; and we emphat-
icaly assert that Martin Van Buren, and his
son John always have been and are now sound
err upon all constitutional questions (the SUBJ
ect of slavery included) than Willard Fill
more and we had rather support either of them
for President than to support Fillmore
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
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A 8 L A !!
NEW YORK. Sent. Is.


The steamer Asia has arrived from Liver
pool this morning.
Cotton has advanced 1-16@1s. Markets
firm sales for the week $1,000 bales sales
to spectators $4,000 bales, and to exporters
5000. New Orleans fair ~ middling 635
The weather has been favorable for agricul-
tural purposes.
Breadstutfs are considerably lower. Flour
has declined 1@2s. The better grades of wheat
have declined Sd, the lower grades Cd. Corn
has declined Is.
Provisions are unchanged, with a limited
business. The money markets. tighter. Con-
soils for money are quoted at 95.
The packet ship Ocean Home is lost, with
70 lives.
The Royal British Bank at London has fail
ed.
The latest news by the Asia is dated Liv-
erpool, Saturday afternoon, Sept. 9th. The
cotton market closed steady, but no change in
quotations. Prices irregular; sales to-day es-
tmated at 1000 to 5000 bales.
Breadstuffs dull. Provisions steady Lard
firm. Holders demand 79s. The weather
continues fine for agricultural purposes.
The Asia brings $50 passengers. She
reached her dock at O'Clock this morning.
The Arago from New York arrived at
Southampton on Thursday.
ENGLAND.-The Royal British Joint Stock
Bank at London has failed. 1t had done a
large business having branches in other cities
and towns. There are 800 stockholders all
of whom are liable to the extent of then
means. The assets of the institution are very
unsatisfactory. The failure will be total
ruin to all concerned.
The London Times says that though the
harvest has been abundant there are no pros
poets of prices receeding to point injurious to
agricultural interest.
From the continent the accounts from the
harvest are still more favorable.
The American ship Ocean Home and the
Cherubim came in collision Friday morning off
the Lizards Islands and the former sunk in
twenty minutes, taking down seventy persons.
She was from Rotterdam bound to New York
with emigrants. The captain of the Ocean
Home and twenty passengers and crew were
landed at Plymouth. The Cherubim was
badly damaged and proceeded to London
The second mate, steward and four men Of the
Ocean Home got into the long boat but their
fate is doubtful.
SPAIN.-The cholera has disappeared from
Madrid. But few cases are reported in other
parts of the country
The Cortez has been dissolved by Royal de-
cree, which was well received by the people.
Six Of the Madrid newspapers have been sez-
ed by order of the Government. Ministers
have been appointed by the Government to
Chill, Costa Rica and England, but new Min
lister to Mexico is not to be appointed
1t is reported that the Ministers to Wash
ington and Berlin are to be recalled.
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National Wing Convention
ENDORSEMENT OF WILLARD FILLMORE!
BALTIMORE. Sept. Is.

BALTIMORE, Sept. IS.
The Convention reaSsembled. The Com
mttee on Resolutions reported through their
chairman, Gov. Hunt, a series of resolutions.
RESOLVED, That the Wigs of the United
States here assemble, hereby proclaim their
reverence for the Constitution and unalterabe
attachment to the National Union, and fixed
determination to do all in their power to pre-
serve them for themselves and posterity they
have no new principles to announce-no new
platform to establish-but are content broadly
to rest where their forefathers have rested,
upon the Constitution of the United States,
wishing no safer guide, no higher law.
RESOLVED, That we regard with the deepest
anxiety the present disordered condition Of
national affairs; a portion of our country
ravaged by civil war, and large sections of our
population embittered by mutual recrimina-
tons, distinctly trace these calamities to Gull
pable negligence of duty by the present Ma
tional Administration.
Resolved, That the Government of these
United States was formed by conjugation or
political unity divide spread geographical sec
tons materially differing not only in climate
aud products, but in social and domestict IN
stitutions, and any course which shall per-
manently array these sections in political pos
tiIities and organized parties founded only on
geographical distinctions, must inevitably
prove fatal to the continuance of the National
Union.
Resolved, That the Wings of the United
States declare as fundamental article of polit-
ical faith, an absolute necessity for avoiding
geographical parties. The dangers SO clearly
discovered by the father Of his country founded
on geographical distinctions, has become fear
fully apparent in the agitation concerning the
the Nation, and which must be arrested at
once if we would preserve our Constitutional
Union from acknowledgements, and the name
of American fame from being blotted from
the family of civilized nations.
ResoZued, That all who revere the Constitu-
ton and the Union, must look with alarm at
the parties in the Presidential canvass,
one claiming only to represent sixteen NORTH
ern States and the other appealing mainly to
the passions and prejudices Of the Southern
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AN EMPERoR's POCKET MoNEY-A curious
pecuniary detail has come to knowledge in
Paris. Every morning bag containing TO-
600 francs was dispatched by rail from Epinal
to Plombiores to Louis Napoleon, during his
visit there, and Sufficient for the day'' would
scarcely seem to have been the resources there
of; for person attached the Emperors service
who has returned from Plombleres, has stated
that at the hour of retiring to rest, his Impe-
rial Majesty never remained in possession OF a
single son.
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8 q . 4 O O O 2
Will be distributed according to the following
BRILLIANT SCHEME!
S2Ol,OOO

Is, 1855 Prizes. amounting to............. $40 900
The 900 Prizes of IS determined which
draws the $40 900 PriZe-f that number should
number then odd number ticket in the will
entitled ST. if number then
ticket in the scheme will he ente addition
other prize which the ticket may draw.
All those tickets ending with o. g. g.
those en- ding with l. 3, 5. Z, Q. are odd.
R Remember that every Prizeis drawn. and payable in
full without deduction
All prizes OF 81 600 and under paid Immediately
the drawing-other prizes the usual time thirty days
AllcOmmunieatonss strictly confidential The
ber will be forwarded purchasers Immediately after
drawing
plan of drawing the Lottery will be with all tick
cts ordened.
Har Whole Tickets. $10-Halves. $5-Quarters, s2k -
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other either
Office.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS CLUBs.-As half of the tick
guaranteed draw S. will sell Certificates
packages of 10 tickets (odd and numbers) the follow
ing All that the 10 tickets draw the
guaranteed accrues to the purchaser:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. $6G
do do 10 Half do
do do 10 Qaarter DO
Addsess orders for tickets certificates of packages
t OK cts, either to
s. SWAN & CO.. Atlanta Ga. or
sep1l-tf S. SWAN Montgomery. Ala.
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o. The following resolution, breathing the

o. The following resolution, breathing the
right spirit, was enthusiastically adopted by
the Fillmore Club, at Madison, last week.
RESOLVED, That feeling conscious that we be-
long to the great conservative party which
knows no North, no South, no Feast, no West,
but our country, one and undivided, we there
fore declare to the world "and the rest of man
kind" that we enter this contest FOR FILL
MORE WITHOUT THE QUESTION OF "EXPEDIENCY."
We are for him first, aOe are for him last and
"sink sa0ina," succeed tai aOe are 'Olc, and
a0iH be until the end Of this struggle, for FILL
MORE AND THE UNION!
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New GAME.-A man in New York lately
undertook to separate from his wife. But the
latter gave chase to him, and brought him
gun. This is little too strong minded, we
should think, for the most ardent advocates Of
woman's rights.
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Medical and Surgical Journal chronicles case
in Shrewsbury, Mass where child was born
a0itlsout eyes! 1t was healthy boy, well de-
vcloped in every other respect. There were
eyelids but no eyeballs.
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uF A dispatch from St. Louis dated the
10th, says:
The Sovereign burst her cylinder head at
Chester on Sunday, killing two hands. The
Audubon sunk at the mouth of the Illinois on
Sunday She has been raised
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OE When it was told to the late Rev.
Sydney Smith that it was intended to pave
st. Paups church-yard with blocks, his an
swer was, that he thought there would be no
difficulty in the matter if the Dean and Chap
ter aOouM put their heads TOGETHER
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o. The water between Louisville and Gin
cinnat has become so low, that the mail boats
though of the lightest draught, find it diff
cult to make their time, and are daily brought
up on the bars
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6FFanny Kemble has proposed again to
crafty the citizens of New York with course
of public Readings of Shakespeare.
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GA good deal of corn was destroyed in
the Northern part of this State and Michigan
by frost on the 7th and 6th inst.
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CLoTH1NG-Mr. Kahn has received large
supply Of fall and winter clothing which he
is offering cheaper than ever. 1t is all of the
newest STYLES.
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RTSSOEuTTON NOTECE

the 18th of August the partnership existing between
" Mckinney L. Cooke dissolved by mutual consent
c. MCKINNEY all debts owing by the late firm
becomes purchaser of E. A. Cookies entire
the Merchandise heretofore owned by them Eyanvie
Ind. G. MCKTNN Ely.
sep3-tf E. A. COOKE.
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tREH LIN Fin lots to suit purchasers. delivered
seps GEO. FoRTER CO.
WNXTRA sUs Ar. CTR ED HA MA supply of very
LA superior Hams. just rec'd ~ 1890.
>ssP5 HBRSHBERGER CARSON.
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Cnna TNEKSHiP NOTICE.

TNNHE subscriber las this day with him Mr. Jas
III Riggs Of Carlisle Ind in the wholesale grocery
produce business under til and style of Wheeler
Riggs The business will be conducted at the old stand
sept5-2wz E. E. WHEELER.
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N OTRCE.

yENHE Vanderburgh County Agricultural Hortcutu-
raj Society will hold its regular monthly meeting
Saturday full attendance requested the cleo
o OF ?eeis to Cue Gt ~ Hail u, Iad 20
order of the President. P. HO RNBR0OK.
Secretary
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NEW FALL GOODS.

HNHE subscribers in receipt Of their supply o.
M Fall and Winter BOOTS and SHOES seice ed for the
city and country trade embracing every variety ad
of Mems Women's AMI Childrens which call
the attention of the public. MCREA L. WELLS,
First Fostars Block.
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PnRLIC SPEAKING.

JAS. LoCKHART and JAS. G. VEATCH. Esquires. can
for Congress- will address their fellOw-etEens at
Newhurg warriek county. Thursday, September A.
Bakers Creek Church, Spencer CO.. Friday, Sept o.
R0ckport. 90 SATURDAY u"
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GBe Daily Journal,
s Il A TIE TIC K E T.


GOVERNOR,
OLIVER p. MORTON, of Wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, of Vanderburgh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. DA WSON, of Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM X. NOFFSINGER. of Parke
AUDITOR OF STATE,
e. w. III. ELLIS, of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
CHARLES BARNES, OF Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES III. CleAVENS, of Ripley
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. STEIN, of TiPPecamoe'
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. BEAL. OF Miami.
FOR CONGRESS,
JAMES G. VEATCH,
OF SPENCER COUNTY.
FOR LEGISLATURE.
JOHN INGLE, JR.,
vASDEEBURGH.
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FOR SAFE.

N0UR hundred Acres of land lying Hamilton county
IL in the State of Illinois Terms easy For further
formation enquire at EMBICH'S Dry goods Store
sep3 Main street. three doc below Second.
HNHEESE.-50 boxes Cheese reed and for sale by
~ aug29 I. e. D. HEIMANN.
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SCHOOL hooks, STATIONERY, &
CLOTHING AT HOLES A L
Encnmraue Hnnne In d mSfrE.

CLOT H 1 n G a I " n o L Z 4 LIE.
Encourage Home Industry.
TENHE undersigned take leave inform the merchants
this city and country that they have this day
the Of CLOTHING, also importing and
Overcoatngs Cloths Cassemeres Satenetts Jeans
Tweeds. and all sorts of LniDgs and Tailor Trimmings
Having purchased the materials of first class factories
the of hands it enables
ewing and perience in this branch of bust
years enables compete with other
establishment of this in respect prices well
terms.
We therefore take occasion request your visit before
you seek markets. where. you viii
and prices lower here than
other places Please call examine in order verify.
A. ANSPACHER & co.
iyI8-4m Main door Branch Bank.
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OANlELWO HIRAM NELSOA
AUCIEONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers.

@EAVING leased for of years and fitted III the
Old Court House Main Third streets
preparedto receive for sale private
sale all kinds goods merchandise;
furniture, horses. buggies, ETC..
Cash advances m Ade ignments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
cling o'clock A. NJ Also Tuesday, Wedn esday
and Friday lights. at early gas light
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every month at 10 o'cloek A. M.
Having provided ourselves with Map the City
Evansville containing all the Enlargements
eving will be for the interest of all concerned have
apart the uday of Every month for the sale
Real Estate auction All those wishing to sell
Ted hand in their lists in time the public due notice
The patronage having Houses Lets Lands
public private SALE respectfully solicit
ted. jyl5 WOOLSEI NELSON, Auct's
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEG]
EVANSVILLE. Indiana.

THNHE Fourth Annual Session of the above Institution will
commence Monday the LIST day of September. 1896
Young Men DESTROYS of thoroughly qualifying themselves
for respectfully invited the advantages
scented by this School.
The instruction praetcel and Double
Entry Book Beepngin all its various branches including
Accounts Sales Commercial CorrespOn
dence Penman hi D and Mercantile Calculations.
fell Course ofessons be completed in from six
ten weeks. Time limited Students commence
any time For Catalogue giving full particulars address
auc23-tf JEREMIAH Benin, Principal.
XTRACT OF LOGwOoaD.rl5 30 ss 1 fer saIe6y
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AUCTION SALES.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

AT AUCTION!
NNTE will sell Auction Thursday morning, Septem
Wv Der 18th. commencing at O'Clock. Auction
Rooms old Court House. lot of Household and Kitchen
Furniture. consisting of Bureaus Tables Bedseads
board Wood-seat Chairs, Cooking and Parlor
Stoves Light Stands, Cupboard Carpetng Kitchen and
Gu picard Ware Sc, sc. Terms cash.
sepI3-tds WO0LSEY & NELSON, Auc'rs
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NOTICE OF APPOiNTMENT AS ADMINS
AT0R

&TOTIOE is hereby given that the
w pointed administrator of the
ceased late of Vanderburgh Said
be solvent a92S-3w HENRY KREIBKE.
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ANOFFEE.-10O Prime per Arkansaw Travel
" er, and for sale by sep3 PRESTON BROS.
6NHEEsE.-5Ob boxes W. R. Cheese for by
~ sep4 PRESTON BROS.
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HNRANCIS FENDRICH & BROTHERS respectfully iue
form the citizens Evansville and vicinity they hav
branch their old and extensively known Bal
mor house in this place where will and
constantly have for sale all kinds of Domestic and Imported
Tobacco Cigars and Snuff Their Tobacco
Cigars mbrace variety and brand IL will be
saved to the purchaser by giving call
es at CITY prices. Please call and examine ang23-3m
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PRINOE co ,S NIELODEONS,
Paw YOuRTAxES FOR 1876.

HNHE Tax Duplicate for the city of Evansville for 1856
Il in hands. aud under the instruction Of the
CITY Council collect prior the first Monday in No
yember there is but little time in which the
interested will the necessity of calling
Early the Council has decided to take
Collector. Office at Hollngworth Hughes. on
Main street. j. WESLEY HUGHES, Collector.
sen2-3m
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PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST, Lowell
SOLD PY
keler, Farnsley Co.. Evansville. Ind.i
fagIe a. Crawford. OwensvilIe;
Hallock Il Parmiter. Princeton;
g. Is. Bingham, Patoka;
W. j. Whiting. Cynthiana;
!. L. Jaquess g. Co.. Poseyvill':
Messrs. Gardiner at Blairsville and Vaudeville;
Williams and Robertson Vest Franklin:
Or Thomas Newman and Jas. Sampson, Mt. Vern'
iadspeth s Bro, Boonville;
towers Sargent. Newburgh:
! dams u Cam pbell, Petersburgh;
Fred Eckstein. Cincinnati. O., and alldruggisss,
EllN-Am
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N,I,U cp0CERY Ann PRnVIsInN sTnRE
DVNSOEUTEON.

MNHE partnership heretofore existing Fielding
E johnson and VIM. e. French. known as the firm of
French. this day dissolved by mutual
VIM E. French alone authorized settle the business of
said firm. FIELDING JOHNSON.
WIN. Z FRENCH
ANANDLFE.-1Oo boxes Star. Opal and pressed Samme
u Mould Tallowr for sale low to close by
Augl2 GEO. FOSTER co.