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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-10
CANDIDATES.

Ma. EDIToE:-P1ease announce the name of AhEXAN-
DER MADDUX as gdate for election office
OF County Go ne missioner :. - s1h 8 : sep4&
We are authorized to announce the OF SAMUEL
.KIRKP ATRICK candidate for the efhce County
commissioner at the ensuing October election. aug2o
Mr.. SANDERs-You will please my name as n
candidate for the office of County Treasurer the ensuing
petober election. ys8 JOHN GREEK. :
Mr.. SASbBRs-sir: You will please announce my maine
candidate for the office of County Recorder
at the ensuing election. mys9 WIN, II. CHANDLER.
Mr. SANDERs:-P1ease announee my name as Candidate
Beeorder of Vanderburgh County at the ensuing Fall
Election SUBJECT to the decision of the Democat
tom. my27 JOHN FARRELL
a H. SANDERS. Esq Please announce name can
ddate the flee of CLERK of the Vandefbugh Cfcu Court
at theensung October election. 7fs -
-ny7* LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JoURNAL:-I candidate the office Of Sheriff
of Gerburgh county at the ensuing
M l2-te.e .y. ...-. w NJ. HOLDEN.
E5 We authorized to announce the of CHRIS
TIAN BIPPUS candidate for reelection for County
Recorder at the October election IN. ID = I'D 81 sep2
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GAIT HOUSE, LOUISVILLE, !
Sept. 5, 1856.


DEAR SIR: have recently been at Cinein-
natl, and the feeling for Fillmore is quite en-
thusiastic. l believe, however, the State is
generally conceded to Fremont. In Licking
ton, as we'll as here in Louisville, the Fillmore
men feel well assured that Mr.. Fillmore will
carry Kentucky by 10000 votes in fact, judg-
ing from the many Fillmore flags that saw,
passing through this garden of Kentucky, and
the enthusiasm that seems to prevail in every
community that it has been my fortune to be
thrown in, | cannot but think that the State
will 60 for the American Ticket largely. -'a
1t has been said that Fillmore men are afraid
to bet on Kentucky. have seen several gen.
tlemen offer to bet that Fillmore would carry
the State, and have not as yet seen them TAX
en-, In passing through our State, Qndiana, }
there seems to be good feeling in favor of
Fillmore, and many seem to think that We
have chance to get plurality. r7 -
Respectfully, W. R. G..
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0ET Seme Old Liners after twelve o'clock
night before last pat up a pole at the Sheriff's
house, and topped it off with the effigy of a
negro with bundle under his arm. Whether
they meant to illustrate their own nigger-loy-
ing pro-slayery principles, or intended it as q
satire on the Republicans, we do not know. At
all events, it was a deed BETTING the hour of
midnight, and wit without originality. We
wish it distinctly understood that the Fillmore
men did not put up that pole. s13.i ss1@ee 80
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Sound Dues.

The well known Washington correspondent
of the Philadelphia North American, Mr.. Her
vey, oneof the most impartial and trustworthy
gentlemen connected with the press, and an
especial friend and admirer of Secretary Mar
cy, makes the following statement in relation
to the Sound Dues 4. -cz cid lr oil
:" So far as the Sound Dues are concern I'd
they may be considered as definitely settled
for the present, and probably for all future adj
minlstratlons The European powers which
were more directly and practically interested
in the payment of those tolls were quite will
ing we should bear the brnnt of that contro-
versy, while they stood aloof and avoided po-
ltieal complications which it involved, and
yet anxious to enjoy any advantage that might
result from our negotiations Under these
circumstances, and with the feeling manifest
ed in the Senate upon giving the notice to ter
inmate the treaty with Denmark, it was con-
sidered most prudent TO abandon the discuss
ion and to allow that little Power to claim the
benefits which she has so long enjoyed"
After all the spirit Of bravado, this, then is
the accommodating and pitiful conclusion
This very measure that was considered worse
than piracy upon our commerce, is quietly
succumbed to, and the very Administration
that declared it would force our trade through
the Sound, even at the lannon's mouth, first
paid those very dues undesr protest, and then
at ast.quietly abandons the discussion, plead
ing babyish sympathy for such an action
This is but another evidence of the imbecility
of the Pierce Administration-the Admins
tratIon which is endorsed by Buchanan and
20
the Democratic party. 1t clustered yer little
Denmark Ike great coward, then quietly
cowed down in Christian humility and resig-
nation 1t was going to thrash Denmark if
she did not resign this oldeusage of Sound
Dues, but now it has concluded q to allow that
little power to claim the benefits which she
has so long enjoyed.p That's the Pierce Ad-
ministration all over. ga'y e5l .EI
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e5- Our Republican friends keep insist

Or Our Republican friends keep insisting
that unless the Fillmore and Fremont men
unite, Buchanan will carry this State. We
are inclined to think so too, and therefore ear
nestly invite the Republicans to come out
fat-footed for Fillmore. They cannot GER
tainly expect that Fillmore men, after bringing
out and placing before the people their man
months before Fremont was nominated,
will now give up to him. Besides, we
have an idea that our man is much better ca
paeitated to be President of the United States
than theirs. .eHa e..5 Is r5t-9o-r
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Ex-Gov FooTE AND BAIL1E ,PEYroN FOR
FILLMoRE,--We observe by our late files from
California that Ex-Governor Foote, formerly
u !mocratic Governor and U S. Senator from
mississippi, and the Hon. Bailie Peyton. late
of Louisiana, have taken the stump in Califor-
MIA for Fillmore and Donelson. -[LSu. .1o,Ir
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S2OE.OON

15.IS5 Prizes, amounting $50 OO9
The Is 900 Prizes of SSare determined
draws the $4,000 Prizef that number should odd
number then every odd number ticket will be
entitled 49, if number then
ticket in the scheme will be enti ed an
other prize which tbetieket may draw. -
All those tickets uding with o. 2. g.
those ending with l. 3, s. z. Q. odd l.-
Remember that every Prize is drawn. and payable in
full without deduction. - = { ss.F.E :
AL prizes 81 900 and paid after
drswing-other time thirty davis
strictly eoRfdsntiaI The drawn NUN
ber viii be forwarded to purchasers Immediately the
drawing .fffl7 z
The plan Of drawing the Lottery will be with
ordened. 500
sF- Who'e Tickets. s1o-Halves. $5-Quarsers SPY s
Prize Tickets cashed other cts at either
Office. a+s.t"
GREAT ISDUCEaENTs CLUBs.-As BALI Of the tick
cts guarsn draw So. will Certfea e Of
packages of 10 tickets (odd and numbers) the follow
rates. All that the 10 tickets amonn
guaran teed acerues to the puTeha err: ..5
certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets $50
! do DO Haif do - -7T
do do 10 Q4arter DO r.,...,..--t.,
ddsess for tickets certificates of paekases
S. SWAN g. CO., Atlanta Ga or
sepli-H S. SWAN Montgomery. Ala. -. 4
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0EMessrs. Thos. Conyngton &c Co, have
for sale some elegant engraved illnesses ofthe
different candidates for the Presidency and
Vice Presidency. They are correct. and should
find purchasers freely among the admirers of
the different gentlemen, especially as they are
cheap. -"
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GIVING UP THE CoNTEsT.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Express
says: "Peter g. Washington, the hangman
OF the Treasury, was recently heard to express
his apprehensions that Buchanan would be
defeated. In consequence of 9the general de-
monstratioHs of the Old Line Wings for Mr.
Fillmore. Peter is the shrewdest politician
in the District of Columbia, and can tel a hawk
from a handsaw in the darkest night in De-
cember." siaf attzr ~ %. slaGaq EE5FH. s-oTC e
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GFThe Republicans advertise "Grand
Rally of the People" at the Tippecanoe Battle
Ground on the LIST and I'd of October The
Democratic celebration there was not much
more than fzzle. Nothing like the numbers
were present who were expected. 1t bore no
comparison with the Harrison celebration at
the same place in 1910. @
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or. Two of our feilow-citizens who have
just returned from visit to the principal
towns in illinois, in the region bordering on
the lower Wabash, say that the Fillmore feel
ing there exeels all their anticipations. They
are not only enthusiastic for Fillmore, but
sanguine of his election, and zealously work
ing in the good cause. We have already no.
ticed the enthusiasm for Fillmore in the re-
gion alluded to, but publish this as vertical
ton of what we have said. .t., e.. -
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FILLMoRn ELECTORAL TICKET.
The Son Of his Father.

The following is an extract from JAS B.
Clay's speech at the Tippecanoe celebration
Fellow citizens, am an entire stranger to
you; there is scarcely single individual in
this vast assemblage who have ever seen me
before, and there are very few amongst you
who would perhaps ever have heard my name
except from my connection with that man,
who gave long life to the service Of his coun
try, and whose name is heard wherever on the
broad surface of the globe an altar has been
raised to human liberty. God knows, fellow
citizens, through his long, varied and glorious
career, he was well schoolcd in the lesson how
to bear the shafts Of hatred and malignity, of
calumny and detraction. He survived them
ALL and the sun of his day was more glorious
at its sitting than ever in its meridian SPLEEN
dor.
We do not suppose JAS. B. Clay ever eoou7a
have been heard Of, except as the son OF his
father. He is the identical individual who af-
ter the death of his great father, when theu-
sands of those who preserved in their hearts
the memory Of the immortal departed almost
sacred as Gods worship, made pilgrimages
to the old homestead, complained of the an
saoyance. He is the man who tore down that
house, and converted its sacred timbers into
toys and walking sticks to be peddled out at
so much piece. A peddler of his fathers
Immortality ! Annoyed by the most precious
exhibitions of love and admiration that his
fathers old friends could bestow upon his
memory. annoyed by the fearful gaze of his
fellow-citizens upon the homestead of him
whom they loved so much. and had forever
lost. sr rt heI vent a1l u a0 .cra-s
Who shot those shafts of "hatred and ma
Lightly, Of calumny and detraction,' at this
glorious man Why the very men with whom
his degenerate, son is now laboring hand to
hand and shoulder to shoulder in common
cause of political rascality. He has taken
those men to his bosom, whose shafts were
ever aimed at the bosom of his father He is
lovingly affiiating with the very men whose
hatred and malisnity, calumny and detrac-
ton" pursued and hurried the immortal Henry
Clay to his grave. lie is now traversing this
State as if made by the hand of destiny he
cannot resist an exhibition OF how complete
may be the degeneracY of the son of glor-
GUS father. Even that fathers great name
cannot secure respect and reverence for the
son. Not even the memory of his immortal
progenitor can preserve this son from such
whitening contempt and scorn as must scar
him to the heart. ~ .rs III. =
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JOHN J. CHANDLER EFT AL VS.. JOHN He LBIG-Sale
on the 9Th eptember of Lot No. block No 49, and
. feet of lot No block No. 1885, adj dining said lot
NJ. /, in Lamasco City.
E., 1. & c. s. T. RAILROAD VS.. K. McJoHNScN.-
Sale the 9Th of September of the half of the south
west quarter of section No 49, township No. No. 10
west. in VAnderburgh county.
l. JOHN HOP KINS VS.. THOS BUTLER Sale Aug. 60
the Donation Enlargement of city of Evansville
and lots 3and4 block 49, Fourth Enlargement dining city
of Evansville.
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. SPECIAL NOTICES.

az No this place per line insertion;
20 per line three times 30 line week. dis
oouuton longer time
JUST DISCOVERED
say Mr. where did you get those fine favored
Cigars?''
why at Francis Fendrieh & Brothers, Main street.
door above First sepl0-tf-
RBREpUBL1cAN DOCUMENTS in English and. German,
be had by sending fer the same to the office of
...s=s g = H. Q. WHEELER, ESQ. q
sepII-etd2v Near Washington House. Evansville, Ind
DYsPEPsIA There but few who do not at time
the unpleasant temporary Indigestion,
of ullness and uneasineS the stom
tongue in the mouth sick head
ache &c. All such feelings evidence of approach
ing dyspepsia whichshoUd Away be CHECKED cured
the HosTErTEE's Stomach Bitters which Known
infalibe remedy for all such complains To this
will testify who tried them proved the
facts HosTGTTER's Btsrs sale by principal
Druggists and Dealers generally. .sIe e
HALLOCK & STODDARD. 8
iy3-d&w WUOLSEY a. SAWYER. aHt
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OF The water works question was voted
upon at Louisville last Saturday A small
vote was cast but it resulted in favor of water.
works Ais to 370 saza .Fsa'i
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GA majority of the cases of consumption
originate with persons who lead sedentary
life. They naturally contract the habit ofpro-
truding their shoulders over their chests which
if persisted in, is certain to terminate in con-
sumption. Keller, Farnsley & Co, on Main
street are selling superior article of SHOULDER
BRACE, which is worn without the least incon-
venience and is certain preventative Of this
dangerous habit. f,,z-g7 - a9e,s 1T
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Daily Freight Trains leave Evahsviie
~ A M. on which local PASSENGERS will be taken
S8 For Information through Tickets. apply
ansville. . gIei4 = a u DANIELS Sn1,t
Princetoh Clafoh Hendetson Pasfst take our other
a md cnhv e"-S S'AS~
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HONEESFEAD FOIx SALE.

Il WILL sell at private sale DIV III House Lots
se that paFs the ey Which W most raSie
for residences. The lots First and $50 feet
Oak Mulberry The house is modern STORY
w and az n
bath and wash room in the second story Al the
good cellar two ostsrns holding 700 Of water lee
quantity Of fruit grape vines
9Th october not sod. win be sold par
viii be divided follows: Lot IS will
each Street 4s viii divided Isnshyiss
situated fronting 40 feet and the southeast part IS feet
TERIS.-one- third cash; y in months and q in one
year with seen by notes payable without relief
Enquirer nd voiksbOte copy till sale. ssp8 IDS
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY. &C.
NNT have hand a large and complete assortment
full stock Of Blank B6of ali sizes Letter and Cap Paper
fancy N9' n R ana and E snS of
fer at wholesale retail at the lowest prices; :
sepo - : - - l. YIN NuIoN q W.
TO THE LADIES OF EvANsAILLE.
lave just received Lenie's Fashions for septe%Ssr
s sep8 -'''' DoBELL 6 LISTER.
FLOWEas HOUSE, nIE. VERNON.
pre- propetors nding retire from business.
offer their entire establishment for sale Exclusive of
possession can lie Any person wishing
sn9h business th we'll h. trade will
sepS-3.d&w Mt. Vernon. Posey county, Ind.
tolksbote copy 8 times. u
COMMUNICATIONS NOTICE..
NToTOEs hereby given that the undersigned has been
~ appointed Admin the estate of Alexander
Powell late of Vanderburg County DECEASED Said estate
seps-sv - w. EDMUND MAIDLow. Admir-
-a-. $500 KEEN Pr ESFOHs sstr.sa ~
We receiving their Fall and Winter socf
goods embracing every variety of merchandise they
have usually kept. = fe sz'- HFs't s1es,t-..f'
the the largest and best selected
have ourstyles suburb and prices low
No visit this this Fall without
examining stock it pleasure sho choice
ections of and whether he buys net will leave
better and from the fact of the beauty of
the varons styles and of rich eolors
display of the best American manufactures, will make him
sep6 KEEN & PRESTON.
ENLOUR.-77o bbls best Superfne bronds;
n $50 sacks Extra of SO lbs 0bs and rs lbs each reed by
railroad and for sale by ssep6 GEO. FOSTER & co.
& NORN.--3, Oo0 bushels prime White for sale by
~ sep6 GEO. FOSTER & co.
GtEMENT-1s0 bbls II HuIme,'' superior brand, for
u sale by ser6 ~5t GEO. FOSTER e. co. 80
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EOR SALE

EN0UR hun bred Acresof land lying in Hamilton eoun
h in thu State of Illinois Terms easY For further III
formation enquire at 'EMBICH'S Dry goods Store,
e sep3 Main street. three doors below Second.
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DTNSDLUTTON NOVgCE

the 18th August the partnership existing between
" Me Kinney Cooke dissolved ny consent
MCKINNEY assumes al debts owing BY the late rns and
becomes the purcha Of e. a. Cookies interest in
Ind. - Sto1 - q. McKIN NEY -
sep3-tf 47i -+1. ~ 90 p 54- E A. gUOKEI
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NortCR9pp 7SSThCKan.nEux

z NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDEERS.
SSroGk HoLDEES in the Northern Plank Road Compauy
- who have not paid twenty dollars and every
Share OF Sto K are hereby notified that uRless u
cien to make said twenty dollars shall
aGuess the Irsanrr of said Company at counting
roc in Evansville. before the 10th day of October
next said S and ali thereon made Will be for
feited 20 sale Company. By ordar Of the Directors
5 sep2-2wd VIM. II. WALKER, Secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Fl ATE
square, lines less time soc: three times 81
week 81 So; weeks 81 so; month 81; three
months 81 So six monLhs sle year sl5 Discount
Advertisements. Cards of six lines under S.
No charge formarrage. death religious notices.
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PAY YOUR TAKES FOR 1855.
ME Tax Duplicate the city Evansville for 1885, is
II in hands and under tbs instruction of the
CITY Council collect the first Monday in
yember 1856 AS there is but little tine in which to do
business those interested will the necessity of calling
ary to SETTLE the Council has decided TAX
fro the Collector Office at Hoingsworth Hughes
Main street, J. WESLEY HUGHES, Collector
sep2-3m :sa .zrrz .-ff So Is as..-. - 5s.--l
zSoUR FROM NEW WHEAT-Iu sacks an,ah
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FENHE Vanderburgh County HoricuItu
IL raj Society win hold its regular monthly meeting
Saturday next full attendance is requested cleo
ton focer for the ensuing will place
eiety i'll meet at Crescent City Hall O'Clock P B.
order of the President, P. HORNBROOK
sep4-2t @ E@. - - ~ = rs Secretary.
"COPPER" sacks Prime reed per ansaw Travel
" er. and for sale by sep3 su PRESTON BROS.
~ sept .e SO PRESTON BROS.
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WARNINGY

Agent here of the Rochester Nursery
making n for the delivery of fruit trees. AS
purchased lArgey this Nursery last
think this Nursery should rect
g its mistakes of last before they ask patronage
Of the citizt OF Evansville. sepl0-It- )
HANG \ OAR BAN \ Err ON THE OUTER w AA.l.'s
FINE assortme emit of Political Flags for sale
"A EN- fCH'S Dry Goods Store g
sept Main street, three doors below Second
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NEWS Fob ALL!

TREY LIME-In suit purchasers, delivered at
sep6 = - - ---~',Y GEO FoRTER co.
ENXTRA SUGAR CUR ED HAMS supply ofvery
h sep5 HERsHBERGER CARSON.
6sHEESE-50o bis ". r Cheese Just sale
~ by sep5 go HERS HBE RGER & CARSON.
cora RTN Ei8 SHIP NOTICE.
TENHE subscriber has this associated with him Mr.
ID d Riggs Carlisle md the Wholesale grocery
produce business. under the and style of Wheeler
Riggs The business will be conducted at the old
Main street, between First Second. e r .14a
sept5-2w+ E. E. WHEELER. |
NEW FALL GOODS. nss-8sls |
ME subscribers in receipt tn supply
Il Fall and Winter BOOTS and SHOES select the
city and trade embracing every variety quality
of Mems. Women's an Children's which
the attention of the public. MCREA L. WELLS,
First street, Fosters Block.
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% GREAT BARGAINS. i

READ ONsIDER!! ACT!its II
HAVE for sale 2 choice bui ding Lots in Lamaseo City,
"A Of these lots haze been sale before
separates They the best vaca property in the
city. Prices low. Terms easy. Call and see
-tf G.. COPELAND,
At Copeland's Exchange Bank
n BA few of these lots will be exchanged for Brick
CarpeR ters' and plasterers' work. yg = sepl1r I'm
PORTRAITS OF THE PR EsIDENT
INN and Lithographie Likenesses of all the
n candidates fer President and Vice President sale by
sep0F T. CONJUNCTION & co. :
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RE-Notces this place per line insertions
on long him
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-09
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE February 10Th, ls56.
We take the liberty Of calling the attention OF the virginia
MERCHANTS to the large stock of spring ana summer
Goods we receiving We have been encouraged y
,b liberal with have been favored again
n extend our apd shall this be prepared
to offer larger and varied stock than we nave ever o
fore had and In the best trade shall sell our
Goods nj the lowest prompt dealers We shall oher
large and elegant of LADIES DRESS GOODS III M
don to usual stock OF j oIthinN aNb D'''H'' ~
STAPLE DRY GOODS, a.
Onr stock has purchased with great care and on the
host terms and we confident make to the inter
of the very cassc of trade to deal with us we sa
he glad you call and examine our stock wheh you
come market ,,-..,,.-
orders sent to shall be carefully and promptly attended to-
HOPKINS HULL s. co e.
S-We have recently been appointed Agents Of the Ma
rylapd the sale Of their Goods lie DIN