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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

two fine horses, in Pigeon Creek, on Thursday
afternoon. After crossing the bridge near
Jerome Migrants, he unhitched his team and
drove them down to water. Being unac-
quainted with the nature of the bottom he
took them in too far and they were plunged
into deep water. In attempting to swim, the
horses became tangled in their harness and it
was with difficulty that they were rescued,
One set of harness was lost in the creek.
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laws pronounced Objectionable by this modern
Lycurgus! Men who dare to disregard such
laws are thieves and murderers." The Soon
dign punishment" ball and chain attached
to the ankle, while at hard labor for any length
of time longer than two years; the offence,
daring to express opinions upon the subject OF
Slavery. We leave this subject with pleas
ure. The pride Of every American citizen re
volts at the thought that these things are so.
The humiliating truth cannot be gainsayed
that such laws have been placed Upon the stat
ute books Of a United States Territory, and we
blush for our common manhood when we find
a man in our own midst, mean enough TO de-
iend them.
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o. Ifyou endorse Frank Perces Admin
istration-yote for Willard. If you are in
favor Of slavery extension and the repeal Of
the Missouri Compromise-vote for Willard
you would rather see a drunkard than So
Der man the chief executive of Indiana-vote
for Willard. Ifyou admire modern Democ
racy, then vote for its representatives,. P
Willard. Ifyou admire the bargain and sale,
by which this State was swindled out of the
New Albany and Vincennes Macadamized
road, then vote for Willard. Ifyou like a
hypocrite who for the sake Of Office has ignored
his former principles, and followed after Ste
phen Douglas, then vote for Willard. But il
you prefer an honest, sober, capable man, then
vote for Morton. The election is near at
hand. The Democracy are making their last
desperate effort to carry the State. Shall they
do it? We address ourselves to the conser-
vatlve men ofall parties opposed to the So
called Democratic party, feeling confident that
the State Ticket will prevail.
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WoRD TO THE LADEs.-ln recommending to your use
Dr. Hosteters celebrated Stomach Bitters is but
tice state that smuian the system imparting
strength and vgor preparatory periodical stages which
attended with much and trouble know
preparation happily adapted to all
aud for Cramps the Stomach Cho
Morbus all ailments arising Indulgence the
fruits lbes, ice is certain and al
remedy and family should be without
Directions the bottle Sold by ORA -gists and
dealers gem orally. HALLOCK 4 -TUDDARD.
sepII-d&w WO0LrEY Il SAWYER.
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80 ~nrth the money

CARPET BAG GENrRY.-We are informed by
a gentleman of this city, whose verac.ty is I'M
questioned, that for the last few days, the
emigration from the Kentucky side of the
river Of single gents with their carpet bags.
has been very brisk. The ''gents" alluded to,
are employed on the Henderson and Nashville
Railroad, and will probably return in time to
vote for Buchanan. We caution honest men
to be on their guard. Everything is being
done to carry this election for Willard. Again
we say, look out for fraud.
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ADNINISTH 1TOR,S SALE REAL



virtue Of an order Of the Court of Common Pleas of
of said Court the undersigned will administratrix
of the of David Stt deceased sell bile
the the Court House in the city of Evan ve
10th November 1856 between the hours
A. and P. NJ. the following describ real
uated in Vanderburgh county ndapa All part
McGary's Enlargement ei the city Evan vile. thus
bounded commencing point Piue street in said city
sixty 60 feet north of the alley between lots numbers
CID and (2S), he Enl
SAID running thence north said Pine
35 feet, thence back from right angles
Pi lots Nos q and IS the alley
lots Nos thence south with said alley parallel
with Pine t25 feet across saio
lots q and % to the place of beginning Also all
q and aforesaid which bounded foows
Pine street aforesaid 40 feet from the north east
lot No twenty eight (sad adj the alley divd
ing lots and running thence north
line of Pine the Fourth Enlarge
of Evansville thence tn north line
and twenty eighr the al ey dividing lots
twentJ and tweat thence along the line said
alley r40l feet. thence place OF beginning.
TERMS:-One third OF the purchase money in CAST
third inc months from the day sale with interest and
the remain third months the day sale
with interest Notes with apprve security and waving
relief from valuation laws, will be
for the credit portion Of the purchase money.
ELIZABETH STIFT Admins tratrix.
W0OLSEY NELSON. Aueti0neers oetn-4d&w
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CoTToN AND SUGAR CROP IN TExAs.-The
prospects of Texas, it is said, were never more
fattering. A plentiful wheat and tolerable
corn crop has been realized. The quality of
the cotton this season is very good. About
three-fourths Of a full crop will be realized.
But little sugar will be made, in consequence
of the destruction of the plant cane by the
severe cold of last winter.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

A SUCCESSFUL SLAvER-The Havana cor
respondent of the New York Courier writes
that the brig P. Soule, formerly trader be
tween New Orleans and Havana. recently
landed cargo of about six hundred negroes
near Cienfuegos, that she was then run ashore.
1t was also stated that it was the third cargo
of negroes she had landed from the coast Of
Africa This vessel was built at Baltimore a
few years since for New Orleans house, and
has always been considered very fast sailer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

OF Capt. Swartz of the Russian Navy is
inCincinnati taking notes and procuring models
for the construction of light draught boats
similar to our steamers, for navigating the
Volga river. American mechanics can alone
supply the demand of European countries
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

" Our carrier on the upT er route com
plains that his wc"';ly patrons are not very
prompt pay. The loss, if any, falls upon the
carrier, who pays to us each week the same
amount whether collected from the subscri-
bers or not. Have your ten cent pieces ready
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

o. Capt. Dryden the old Falls pilot at
Louisville is engaged with a crowd of work
men, in blowing out a wider channel for
steamers, on the Falls. The work of repair
ing the Louisville canal, is progressing rapidly
The bridge has been torn away, and when
completed, boats can pass through the canal in
an hour
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CIRCUIT CoURT-The Circuit Court will not
convene on Monday as usual but onW Wednesday
the third day of the term. We have received
a letter from j udge Niblack, in which he states
that he will not attempt by authority Of Court
to interfere with the duties of citizens upon
election day." and so the opening of the Court
is postponed until the 18th.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

" The house in Jeffersonville, which was
occupied by Gen. HARRISON, when Governor
of the Northwest Territory, was burned on
Friday night last. No one lived in it, and it
is supposed to have been the work of an in
cendlary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

~ 1t is a remarkable fact that the town
was emptied Of Democratic speakers yesterday.
All gone to the country to make last des-
perate effort to elect DENLY. We hope that
at least
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

IRvING's WASHINGTON, UNABRIDGED.-Miss
Ripley is still receiving subscriptions for this
valuable work. Every library should be sup
piled with a copy. The work is published in
three volumes, neatly bound; giving details
with an interest which only Irving can give
to work of this sort, and last though not
least, offered for sale by lady, who deserves
all the patronage that can be bestowed on her.
10 north tho munav
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

IL The election returns from Florida come
in very slowly. 1t is probable that the Amer
leans have carried the State. No news what
ever from Georgia, and nothing further from
Connecticut. We shall endeaVor to lay be-
fore our readers on Monday morning intelli-
gence up to the latest hour.
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o. The Indianapolis Sentinel has been
chaanan organ in this State which has been
hauled up to answer for their wholesale denun-
Citations of honest men.
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o. A St. Louis paper says that the grass
hoppers have eaten up the entire tobacco crop
of Franklin county, and the last that was
heard of them, they were seated on the cor
ners of the fence, begging every man that
passed for a chaw.
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" The fishing and hunting party only
on Thursday morning, owing to the ground
ing of the Sportsman. The boat retarns for
the party to-day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

" A short trip into tbs country yesterday
satisfied US that water is scarce article in
these parts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

PABIs.-The population of Paris is now L.
l87, 1862, being an increase of $4,000 over the
census of 1851, when it amounted to 1853
262. The increase in the immediate vicinity
of Paris has proved still greater.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

GF On Sunday the river rose six inches at
Wheeling, but was on stand at Cincinnati on
Wednesday. No change in the river at this
point.
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81 The newspapers say that the notori-
Gus John Sadlier, Of England, whom it was
rumored few months ago. had committed
suicide in that country, was lately seen in New
Orleans.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

" The number of emigrants who have
landed in New York, to September 18th, this
year, is 98,442. The same period last year, is
1O4, 653
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11
NEW ADVEEsTESENEENTs.

e T. ES.
One lines less time s0c three times 81
one week so; weeks. 80 So month. $4 three
months 81 81 six months $40 year. Sl5. Discount
Advertisements Cards of six lines under So
No for marriage death religious notices.
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HEAVY CRoPs-Six hundred bushels OF
sweet potatoes, to the acre, are said to have
been raised this season, on the Guadalupe riv-
err, in Texas.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

GA poor soldier has recently been SEN
fenced to six months imprisonment in Dub
lin, for offering his Crimean medal for sale to
procure food. This is the price of "glory"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

az A war of determination is threatened
by the Chippewas in Minnesota against the
Sioux, unless certain murderers of the latter
tribe are given up to the former for vengeance
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-11

0>T The French Railway Swindlers, who
were arrested in New York few days since,
have been committed to prison in default of
$4,000 bail each.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Noticesin this place. line
20 cents line three times 80 cents line week. dis
count lOpger time.
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Messrs INGLE DENBY will address theirf
polio Hail. Saturday evening clock.
Let all voters attend.
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1aiy Freight Trains leave Evansville and
SIS For information through Tickets. apply at the
ansville. ieI4 7 7 DANIEIs 500
Princeton Clarion Henderson Patriot take on stsr
a md
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NOTICE.

owing to my prior elsewhere. will OF
able Pianos in this city. until the 9th
October. when will be on HAND.
octI1-5tsd GEO W. WARREN
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RUsT RECEIVED BY RAILRuAp.-

aB 90 bis Tanners Oil;
% box pap-red Sala-taus; {
10 do Cora Starch for cooking;
4 cases Soap fancy; z
10 baskets Olive Oil;
80 dOz Toy Buckets;
20 cases Brandy very fine;
20 bdls Half Bushels. J B.;
5 c's Wood BIS Bald 2 in MT;
so hx fine cut Chewing Tobacco;
5 cases British Lustre;
Is doz Jute Bed Rope;
10 bales Gloves;
10 bags Pepper. for sale low by
oPe1ft
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CORPORATION NOTICE..


RDERED that the lots Nos and &c. in BLOCK
~ No. |. Eastern Enlargement bordering sessnut
block S 20 % ms Il M q Eighth street S
l. same Enargem ent from ting street
3 ~ H. IT, and sao 10 :s IN socs same sg
No Eastern En- largement fronting oherry street and
EDlargemsnt fronting Cherry plank
% to BE a WI a0ng said lots the or TO.
days atsr the of this notice. and in there
r sid the Ky % % a ti thereby
will satisfy iS len anT esit R SFaeF
TO CARPENTERS.
wHTANTED immediately fifteen carpenters to work 21S
w miles from Henderson; the HeSdersop an Nash
7-iwd YEArMAN & PALMER.
PLATED WARE
ENHE undersigned have lust received an assortment Of
spoons Soup 1's les Cream ia3es. Butter K1ives. Se
Of auperior quality and
enabled to sell them at very low prices -, Gov,
octs Main bet. lstand q streets
HEAMBURG tHEEsh.-Z5 boxes very cry, choice quality
ccs Sycamore near Watersts.
e. sIfs Tsi Co.
octs Nycam street.
eTsSRF Sssns SF ..f. By
e. NAGHEL,
Dentist from New Albany, End.
be consulted Pavilion
@ ing n are m @
in city until all who wish the benefits of Dental werk
| have been atten oed oet7-5td
NOTICE.
A meeting the Board of Trustees of the of
IA Lawaseo city held the 3oth of September 1885, it
w IN an mously esclvsd-
''Tha thanks of this Board he returned Daniel
Chute Esq efficient services Clerk
of Lamasco city during bis long in
Ofhc - oet7 3t RUDOLPH KERR Clerk.
NEW BOOKS.
HHE Hills of shatemue BY the author of the Wide Wide
| 4 MaTl Iust out n,
and Charo John lust out.
| Ny OourtshiP and lis Consequences by Wikof.
| New supply o Dred.
| Leslie's Gazette of Fashion for October.
| Fasqu= lies French course
Pitcher rhysiea Geography just reed and for sale
oet7 DoBELL & LISTER.
EVANSVILLE gas LIGHT COMPANY.
FENHE Stockholders of the abo mentioned will
meet their office. the 9th int The business
fore the meeting Will sc the election OF Directors
during the ensuing year. G. G. KEATS,
| oct7td President.
LOOK AT THIS
ETLoUR. Bran and Shorts wholesale and retail. de-
q livered Tree of charge. by JOHN BURTIS,
oct6 Main street. opposite State Bank.
BLANKETS.
ENHE undersigned having commenced the manufacture of
N Blankets, at their mill at Dexter. New York,
pared sell all kinds of Blankets low they pur
New York with the addition of freghts
NIL orders tor any amount at shortnotlce.
Wekeep hand good ga, 10 f. ia, 124
Super Family 81 nkes
Gray Saddle Blankets &c., &c., to which
oet6 j. H MAGHEE & co.
FNREss GOODs.-We have received a large stock Of
EV Lades Dress Goods of all kinds. which offer
cheap. oet6 II. MAGHEE 90.
% = PCS Plain Black Silk all widths just
IN - sale very low by oc6 H. MAGHEE co.
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AUST ikEtE We'd
~ 400 gross Matches;
3 bbls Ginger pure;
5 cases Indigo best quality
5 cases Se.noricej
5 bbls Chald;
OetIl
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HAVE opened for the lation of the citizens
n Evansville, Meat Shoe. Second between Lo
Main. be found all times tn fine.
Meats. will also keep this winter fine lot SAusae
Meat which of first quality. Call and
anime for yourselves.
octi lind GEORGE sHoENBERGER.
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NOTICE.

SSEALED posals will be received until Monday
- Oct 9Th for the building of five 80 public
the different portions of the city For plan and specih
cations call CT rkS office and examine By order OF Cit
Council, oet3td WELL IL. WALKER, CLERK.
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kk4FtAkNs
TIHE Hills of Shatemuc the author of the Wide Wide
a Nar. lust
never Mend, the author Peg Wellington
and Chart Johns Just out.
My C0urtship and lis Consequences by Wikof.
New supply OF Dred
Leslie's Gazette of Fashion, for October.
Fasqu= lies French
Pitcher Physical Geography just reed and for sale
oct7
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RpOCHEsTER COOPEh's TOOLS, lust rec'd at
IA WALDKIRCH'S Tool store.


ANOFFkE.-Prlme Rio Coffee from New ork, received
~ per railroad and for sale by
PRESTON Il BROS.
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NEW ARRIVAL.

W a . II E 5 A D J = " = L 7.
w have Just lived stock of Watches and
w welry, consisting of all the different beau
itu styles in variety lowest Easern and
every article Warranted represented We would call
special attention of Fine Gold Silver
uniting and face Watches which will sell at
low figures Also large lot of Cold Silver, steel and
Common Spectacle to suit of all The public
generally ladies particular invited to call
and examine our stock BITTROLFF SONS
MAR betE Eirsta nd
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ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY.
AAkER & Es!:sssH E :ssE.! r. Essz $500
A Z - sssFss = ssssSSSz = SE5N 49,
NEW ARRANGEMENT

FTNHE ADAMS EAPKESS COMPANY Repeatedly an
to their Friends the public Evansville an
yieinty that they have determined to open at
the business of their Line and appointed Mr. GEO
MCBRIDE as their AGENT who past sctic
with the is perfectly miar with route
and the details Of their operation This
been made with the sole object
the Express and thereby its desirah,
eo accomplish which the best efforts sxen
will be especially directed -
persons having business with company will pleas
call on Mr. Mcbride. at Office street
tween Locust and MAN, who alone is authorised act
lAF
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EVANSVILLE GAS LIGHT COMPANY.
FHNHE Stockholders of the above mentioned will
Il meet at their office the 9th The business
fore the meeting Will the election Directors
during the ensuing year. G. G. KEATS,
oct7-td President
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ELECTORAL TICKET

GEORGE G.. DUNN, of Lawrence.
RICH'D W. THOMPSON, of Vigo.
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CITY OF EVANSVILLE.

SATURDAY MoRNING.:::: :::::":ocT. IL
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-25
DIED,

In this city, on the morning Ct the gath instant,
Mr. FRANKLIN EDMoNST0N, printer, in the SD
year of his age.
His funeral will take place this afternoon, at five
o'clock. His friends and acquaintances, the members
of the Typographical Society and printers generally
are respectfully invited
"After LIES itful fever he sleeps WELL"
To those who have known hm-those who were
proud of the holy title of FRIEND this is no unex-
pected announcement. The lingering disease which
bore his soul into the realm Of another and better
world" must be- by those who wed him, considered
as the glad harbnger of release for one imprisoned
spirit from its longabiding place amidst the Of
those things which are "of the earth, earthly"
At peace with his Creator and bis felow-men he
died That death will long be mourned-the remem.
brance Of those attributes which characterized him
will now, and in after years. be held in yeneration
by the young as examples worthy Of imitation, as
they now command respect and admiration from men
of hoary hairs who have been his familiars through
youth and manhood.
BY his death the young and inexperienced have
lost fervent friend, warmhearted adviser, and
austere but kind censor. Their regrets coupled
with those Of him who pens this tribute to the
DRY of Mr. franklin EDxoSsroS-beings who have
known him briefly, but have loved him we'll ID.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-07-25
ORDER OF PROCEEDINGS,
On the Anniversary OF the Public school.

Monday, July 2sA
lst The schools Of the First District will assemble
at Lafayette square those Of the Second District al
the schoohoase on Fifth street. those Of the Third
ID strict at the Female District School house and
those Of the Fourth District al the Fourth District
School-house, at z o'clock
End. The schools Of the several Districts will move
from their respective places of assembling TO the
corner Of Twelfth street aud Pennsylvania avenue,
and talks their positions in the following order:
First District North side Pa avenue.
Second District Twelfth street North Of Pa. ave-
nue.
Third District South side Pa. avenue.
Fourth District, Twelfth street, South aide Pa ay-
enue.
Sd. The Mayor Of Washington, Board of Aldermen
and Common Council, Trustees Of the Public Schools,
viii have positions assigned them on the right
4th The procession will movesat 81 O'Clock pre-
csey In the order Of districts under the charge Of
the Chairman Of the Committee IT Arrangements,
Capitol Grounds.
5th. On arriving at the West Capitol Grounds, the
several schools will take such seats as may be assign
ed 70 them BY the Committee of Arrangements The
Of the procession, and during the exercises at the
Capitol Grounds.
9Th. Exercises at the Grounds
Music by the Band
Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Waldo, Chaplain Of the
House Of Representatives.
lurouuctoTy Nemafks Dy Joseph H. bradley, Esq.
Address by Hon. A. v. Brown, of the United States
Senate, Chairman of the Committee for the
District of Columbia.
Music by the Band.
Address by Hon. James Meacham, of the House Of
Representatives. and Chairman of the House
Committee on the District of Columbia.
Music by the Band.
Concluding Address by Rev. DIR. Binney, President
of Columbia College.
Music by the Band.
Distribution Of Medals and Premiums, &C., assisted
by the Mayor of the City and sr opfcio Presi-
dent Of the Board Of Trustees
Song The Star Spanged Banner.
Benediction.
Music by the Band.
eth. The friends of the pupils and Puso Schools,
Officers of the Government and Members of Con-
gress, vsiters in Washington, aud citizens arc re-
spectfully invited 10 attend.
sh After the exercises shall have closed the schools
will be dismissed under the charge of their respec-
tive teachers.
BY direction Of the Committee of Arrangements.
I. ]. MAGRUDER
july 25--FM&Tues Chairman.
Intel Sat&Non