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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-19
FILLMORE ELECTORAL TICKET
81 GEORGE P. DUNN, of Lawrence.
ANDREW w. OSBORNE, of Laporte
Some Practical Remarks.

We do not know any better time or place
to venture upon a remark of a particular kind
than right here All old Wings have been
brought up to consider the Democratic party
their natural enemies. From the earliest day
of their political life they warred against the
Democracy, and were in return slandered and
abused and vilifed by that party. 1t is not
in human nature, by any change or force of cir
cumstances, for these Wings to really look
with any more favor on tins Democratic party
since the demise of the Wing party. They
are seeking new connections, and are uniting
themselves to one or other of the two parties
which have been created by the progress Of the
times, or rather created by evils the result of
the ill advised policy Of the Democratic party
Now the Republican speakers all over this
State are waging bitter war against the DEM
ocratic party, and treating the Fillmore party
with ordinary decent respect. The Fillmore
speakers generally, devote the greater part of
their speeches to an attack upon the Republi-
can party, passing over the Old Line party al
most with as sweet JUNCTION, as if they were
but branch of or coadjutors with our own
party. The consequence is, many Wings
choose the party which is waging the bitter
war against their old enemies and avoid that
party whose speakers see so many more beau
ties to admire or so much less voice to con-
denim, in the Old Line party than in this new
thii,, party. This is hlcnaan nature.
Now let our supporters Of Fillmore back him
like men who have political back bones, yet at
the same time let them "carry the war into
Africa" so far as the Old Line party is concern
ed We do not ask them to show any sympa-
thy for the Republican party, or to make any
compromise with it-but we do ask them
to recollect that the Pierce Administration is
the principal issue of this canyass-whether
the party which endorses it shall be continued
in power, to give the country repetition OF
this mbecile, puerie, infamous Administration,
or whether the Administration of Fillmore
shall be repeated. We have no sympathy with
the Republican party. But if its existence is
an evil, let it be recollected the Democratic
party, or its unwise and unjust policy, was
the father of the evil. If we oppose the Re-
publican party as great, sectional evil, let us
remember where the responsibility ofits exis-
tence belongs, and fight the Democratic party
as the father of evils. When aoe shall cease to
become any less an American, any less Fill
more man, or any less Wing, by stern oppo-
sition to the Old Line Democratic party, then
that party will have changed its principles and
its policy SO far, that all good men and patriots
will prove themselves the less good men and
patriots by warning against it. Against that
party aOe are-against it every American should
be, unless he have more Of the christian spirit
of forgiveness than belongs to our political
composition.
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Old Wings.

The Richmond (Va.) Enquirer, a leading
Old Line paper, says;
We invite no Wing to come into the Demo
cratic party unless he chooses UolntarlZy and from
conviction to-a5ave his ancient faith, and to pro-
TESS allegiance to our peculiar p1attmn,.''
OF course no Wing aolH vote the Old Line
ticket, and no other man will vote it, unless
he adjures all opinions and principles not dis
tinctly those Of the Old Line party. The man
who votes the Old Line ticket, whether for Pres
idential State or Congressional candidates, en-
dorses the Democratic platform, and it endorses
the Pierce Administration. Ifhe call himself
a Wing, he must as he is told by this Demo
cratic paper, 'adjure his ancient faith" He
cannot remain Wing and profess allegiance
to the Democracy He is told this by Demo-
cratic authority, just as he has been informed
by those with whom he formerly acted, yet
who still oppose the Democratic party, and are
now opposing the slanderer of the immortal
leader of his old party and endeavoring to keep
him out ofthe Presidency. Let any old Wings
who may now be afIilating with the Demo
cratic party, not shame their old associations by
calling themselves Wings
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S2Ol.OOO
Is, 1856 prizes amounting to

~
The Prizes SIS by the uber which
draws the $4,000 Przeif that number should be odd
number then odd number tcke in the will
entitled to 49, if an number then number
ticket the scheme will be entitled addition
other prize which the ticket ~ draw.
Purchasers buying equal quantity of odd and
number tickets will be drawing nearly half
of the same. with chances Of obtaining other prizes.
Athose tickets ending with q g. 8, even-and all
those en- ding with l. 8. 8. z, Q. odd.
n Remember that every Prize is drawn, and payable
full without deduction.
prizes OF 600 and under paid Immediately after
the drawingother prizes the usual time thirty
Alcommuni eatons strictly confidential The drawn
ber will be forwarded TO purchasers Immediately
drawing
So Whole Tickets. s1O-Halves. $5Quarers s25k. -ga
Prize tickets easbed renewed in other tickets
office. Or1ers FOR tickets be addressed either
s. SWAN CO.. Atlanta. Ga,
aug9-tf s. SWAN, Montgomery Ala.
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IMITLE FnIl NAIE.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,

~ Lessee Of this newly erected and admit
rally adapted HOTEL. takes pie announcing to
the generally and especially passengers
departing Portland harf
furnished and ready for the accommodation
Every Of Furniture bedding and indeed the building
throughout is fitted with articles expressly
for e
the ST. CHARLES Immediately the landing
the principal shipping poizt Louisville nearly
all her guests arrive Ind from whence they de-
the West aud South this coBvenienee
and comfort the traveller heretofore experienced at
this point
1t shall he the Proprietor OF this
Establishment command liberal share of public patron
because he intends The House. with its
eHens grounds cool shady and
is unsurpassed a house. II hahe kept
class HOte-laeking Of the such
Enlistment
Mr. j. ". REnDING well known TO the travelling public
from his long connection with lItels in Louisville " en
saEd AMI will era management OF the house
The patronage the public rrsneetfr lily solicited
y3I-ti W. W. OWEN, Proprietor.
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81 In 1914, when Mr.. Clay was running
for the Presidency, Buchanan and Bigler were
both on the stump against him in Pennsylva-
MIA. Bigler repeated again and again the stale
and reluted SANDER which Buchanan had start
ed against Mr.. Clay, and Mr.. Buchanan heard
it, and aoas silent. They both stood under a
banner with a bloody hand painted upon it,
which bore the inscription, Henry Clay the
murderer Of the lamented Cilley,' And Bu-
chanan's party are now trying to induce Old
Wings to vote for him-the standerer of Clay,
the man who sat quiet beneath the bloody
hand and lying inscripton-"Henry Clay, the
murderer of the lamented Cilley." The old
Wing who votes for Buchanan should see in
his waking hours and be haunted in his
sleep, by a bloody hand pointing at him the
slow moving finger of scorn.
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or Mr.. Veatch was unable to attend the
meeting at Faris' Tavern, last Saturday even
ng. He arrived here from the Bayou late in
he afternoon, and was unable to procure a con-
veyanee after diligent search with friend
He will no doubt as soon as possible make a
speech at the point alluded to. We learn by a
friend from the West Franklin neighborhood
that his speech there gave satisfaction even to
tnose who had recently been dissatisfied with
- anmination.
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Freaks of the Lightning.

Yesterday morning during a storm of no
very great ferocity, the steamer Ohio, lying at
the lower end of the city, was struck by light
ming. The "streak" struck the panel work at
the back of the ladies cabin, Just where the
large mirror is hung The panel work was
shivered, the frame of the mirror burned in
several places, and in spots the quicksilver
melted from the back of the mirror, and it
thrown to the floor but not broken. The
iron hook upon which it hung was melted.
The lightning run down to the lower deck and
shivered to pieces a well seasoned stanchion
supporting the cabin, ran along the guards,
leaving blue trail as if powder had been
burned in its course, and "made tracks" to the
water. No serious damage was done. Capt
Brcknell was standing at the forward part of
the boat and thought the explosion came from
powder We do not recolect ever hearing be-
fore ola steamboat being struck by lightning.
Will someof our contemporaries give their ex-
perience.
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app d&wly


On Monday the 18Th. CHARLES. of William B. and
Francis Thompson aged 20 months
His funeral will take place this afternoon at O'Clock
from residence his uncle VIM. W. Morgan. Sd St.
between Walnut The friends of the family
rssre etfnllr invitel n attend
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o. Capt Gallatu, of the steamer Grand
Turk, started yesterday to raise fiat or barge
belonging to that steamer, which was sunk at
the foot of Henderson Bar three weeks ago
1t is loaded with lead and pig iron, valued at
about $4,000.
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o. We thank VIM. Z. Page, Esq, of the
Canal Bank, for package of New Orleans
papers of last Thursday. Mr.. Page arrived
from an Eastern tour last Saturday evening,
having left New York on Thursday. Papers
received by such telegraph travellers are valu-
able to US. Mr.. Page ofcourse had delightful
time, and returns completely rejuyenated.
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The Club Meeting of Saturday Night.

The Club Meeting of Saturday Night.
No better evidence could well be afforded
of the increasing strength of the Fillmore par
ty in this region, than the great Fillno meet
ing Of Saturday night. In numbers, enthusi-
asm and perfect unity of feeling, that gathering
has not been equalled by any political meeting
held in this city for years. We had no similar
enthusiasm during the Scott campaign. The
name of Gen. Scott, shining as it is on some Of
the brightest pages Of his country's history,
reused no such feeling here, as the name of
Fillmore the American candidate for the Pres
idency, is now doing. However other parts of
the State may be, here the public voice is for
Fillmore, and this meeting illustrated in I'M
mistakable language the determination of the
Fillmore men to carry out this voice
Col. Crockett's speech was argumentative
more than deelamatory. The principal part of
his speech was devoted to an exposure of the
rOttenness Of the Old Line party. He dissect-
ed its platform thoroughly, in connection with
the great act of the Pierce Administration, the
Kansas Nebraska Law, and the present agita-
of that act We have no intention of giving
even the substance Of Col Crockett's speech.
1t was an American speech, a Fillmore speech,
thrOugh out-advocating the American candi-
date and the American platform, and charging
upon the candidate and platform of that party
to which every American should be foe We
are aware some Fillmore men thought this
speech was not precisely policy at this time
but we hope the time has not yet arrived
when an American must be compelled to con
ceal his sentiments or refuse to give them ut
terance from policy. Col. Crockett did not ut
ter a sentiment that any true hearted Ameri-
can might fear to endorse, nor which it was I'M
becoming in an American to feel or say His
by the large audience, and he was frequently
and loudly applaudcd.
We have already noticed the presentation
Of a beautiful banner to the Fillmore Club last
Saturday evening,by the young ladies' Several
verses of the following song were sung by the
lades young when they presented the banner:
ERIGA's CALL.
AIR-Bruees address,.
Arise, Americans! awake!
Our glorious Union is at stake
One more determined effort make
For America.
Patriots, Freemen, one and all,
Rally at your country's call,
Resolved to triumph or to fall
For America.
Be calm, but earnest fl rm and c,oI
Take united, steady pull
And then Americans will rule
In America.
Teach that onice-seeking clan,
With ten cent Jimmy in their van,
That You will have honest man
Rule America
Let Pho Nino teach his creed
And let his flock all freely feed
In this all Natives are agreed
In America.
But if for civil poper he hope,
With free Americans to cope,
Wen teach him that we know Pope
in America.
Willard Fillmore is our man;
He Knows no section, clique clan;
He loves no country better than
Our own America.
Our country and her glorious cause,
The Constitution the Laws
H will de fend against all foes
OF America.
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LOST.

a BREASTPIN Of the shape of harp, with pearls en-
"A sides hair in centre Valued the sake of the
gver The be rewarded receive the thanks Of
the owner By leaving it at this office. je25tf
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FARES:

Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville al
I 20 a., on which local passengers win be taken
E For any Information through Tickets apply
Company Transportation Oee head of street
ansyiIle. :, Jsif j. J. DANIELS, SupI.
Princeton CLARION Henderson Patriot take GU other
adv. ard copy. - ~
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BYsrSPsIA-Ther but few who do not at time
experience the npleasant effect of temporary indigestion
such of fllness weight and uneasness the om
ach foul tongue bitterness in che mouth sick head
&c All such feelings evidence of approaeh
ing dyspepsia. which should Away be CHECKED and cured y
the u.s. IL HOSTErTEEs stomach Bters which known
he inlable remedy for all such complain To This
tho w testify who have tried them proved the
facts HOSE Bitters for sale by prue pal
Druggists and Dealers gene orally.
HALLOOE & STOODARD.
iy3-isw WOOLsEY 81 SAWYER.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

En- this place per line insertion
per tine three tme 30 line week. dis
count on longer time.
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NEvy ADVERTISEMENTS

\ z .
Oca square lines less time soc; three times 81
week. 50; weeks. - month 81; three
months 81 mouths. SIC; year, SIS. Discount
advertisements. Cards of six lines under -
Ne eharse or maIriase dea relgious notices.
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J0HNJ CHANDLER EFT Al vs.. JOHN HELBIG-Salc
the sth of of Lot No. !, block No 1888 aud
> feet To- block No. 1885, next adj dining said lot
40. /, in LtmascO City.
e.. I. & c. S. L. RAILROAD VS.. K MeJoHNSON.-
"a the oh of september Of the half of the tn
Of section 3. TOWNSHIP No 6, range No Il
west, ia Vsnderhurgh county.
JOHN s HOPKINS vs.. THOS BUTLER Sale Aug. 20.
Of lot no the Donation Enlargement of city of Evansville
and lots and4 block Is Fourth Enlargement ajoinng "
usyil lie
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ClE-IE R's Ta;Pu0yED M
NOTICE.
PU.LsC NOTICE
SAMUEL vroKERY.
a CARn

EEAVINf associated with in business Mr. Chsrlesx
81 Med ohnston Jr in place Of Mr. s. vickery retired:
W will eontinne to do Family Grocery Provision
business. the old stand. Washington Hotel
under the name and style OF VIcKERY e. JOHNSTON.
will be happy to wait all old friends and
mers. and on many with their
patronage. promising to DO the agreeable TO all.
JAMES W. YICKERY.
r S-Nr sam Vickery is authorized make colIec-
tons and pay all demands against the old firm The
the old firm will be used in the liquidation
jyt7 J. w
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Reported for the Journal
FILLMORE ARD DONELgCN.
Meeting of tEle Fillmore Club.


purpose Of forming Fillmore Club. The
church was filled at an early hour, and the I
enthusiasm Of the crowd, showed that it was
a Fillmore meeting outright. Several ladies
were present. About o'clock VIM. G. Nc
Dowell, Esq. was called to the chair, and J.
J. Catett appointed Secretary. The object |
Of the meeting was briefly stated by the Prcsi- /.
dent. A committee of organization appointed at
preliminary meeting, was called upon to re-
port, and the following articles Of association
were unanimously adopted:
The citizens of Union Township favorable
to the election of Willard Fillmore and
Andrew jackson Donelson as President and
Vice President of the United States of Ameri-
ca for the purpose of eflectually carrying out
all lawful measures to secure their election,
organized the Fillmore Club of Union Town
ship, Vanderburgh county, Indiana, and adopt
ed for its government he following rules:
LIST. The officers of the club shall be Presi-
dent; LIST, "a, and 3D., Vice Presidents, Secre-
tary and Treasurer, who shall be elected on
the first meeting of the club and shall con
tinue in Office until the close of the Presidcn-
tial canvass of 1856, performing such duties as
usually pertain to their respective offices and
such duties as may be from time to time as
signed to them by the club.
I'd Regular meetings Of the Club shall be
held until the LIST of October, semi-monthly,
and from the 1st Of October until the close of
the canvass weekly, upon such days in the
week and month as the Executive Committee
may designate.
Sd The President, Secretary and three
members to be selected by the Club shall con-
sttute an Executive Committee, who shall
have a general control OF the meetings and
operations Of the club, manage its finances,
procure a suitable place for meetings, provide
speakers and have full power to adopt such
measures as they deem necessary to effect the
purpose and object of the organization.
4th. The President may call extra meetings
when in his opinion the interest of the cause
require it, and shall call meetings when re-
quested so to do by five members Of the club.
9Th. Funds shall be raised by voluntary
contributions
These articles may be amended at any regu-
lar meeting by majority vote, the proposed
amendment to be presented in writing.
The following officers were reported by the
Committee, and received by the club.
President, James Watts; Vice Presidents,
Alfred Harrison, A. G. Rowden and Henry
Hawkins; Treasurer, John 7. Fisher; Secre-
ta1eS geo. W. 3ioore' j uIlus D, Catiett and
r S;ooIo W. Wrt co
Tbadeus Wright Sam5l Williamson Sr1tber
Catlett, Jeremiah Harvood, James Barker,
john King, Emery Long John McFadden,
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slOO-P4 oCLAmATInN TO THE MAYOR RENEwEp!-I feel
confidence in the nderfu curative
(genun Electric Oil, eighth and au't) hat
proppsi lit $ltH with the Mayor.
to forfeit he may If
lee. asthma paraI g1ut sever aud
other asses have success
fully this CITY. Baltimore " ring New Nork
places At the House New York last
treated than thirC thout single failure Old Dr.
Van Doren Full stTv~t 1r.nfon. d. to on Satur-
cured than seventy hTe with Oil
and used properly. vi never fail oheehe there is
much this oil All the advertised
long Philadelphia made by Dr. Smiths Electric
Ill only A L. SMITH. Chemist
Northeast corner Walnut aud Eighth.
P. All the best druggists in Tha sell my Flee
OIL eiter with all sorts OF worthless
fixtures beware So the mama T. SMIfIi-in the glass
The rd534s OF tho d ic Advocate Lewist Me-,
DR. Smith tha tn the say the OIL sells
well and gives great satisfaction in ali parts e ot country
augS q
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~ We had another heavy rain early yes
terday morning, accompanied by thunder
Still another last evening,
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CORPORATTON NOVECE


extending from the river to the old Crave Yara rna also
ST. to the river cause the Plank aIong 'sd
this notice. aud default thereof the Street
hereby and pero said work and the
property much thereof will satisfy said lien and
aug7-i0t WELL. H. WALKER. Clerk
n EMON sVRUP--5o boxes extra Lemon Syrup reed
by railroad from New York ana for sale at REDUCED
IA aug7 80. 80 /. & D. aE1MANN
= =. ALMONDs.-i,ooo lbs Almonds reed by rail
BXS Ground Spice; 20 bxs Raisins reed for by
OO aug7 1. & D. HEIMANN.
sD6A BXS fine Virginia Tobacco; 10 gross j. j. Buters
aus7 ' " - - 60 I. < D. HERMANN.
on BXS Wheat Starch; p Cream Cheese rec 4 by
ss11 railrsad, and for sale BY -
"a EsE GATGH 2F S.a Mssfe4 3
sa na New salmon just reed for sale by ,,c,
sSE Doz qss'd sizes Olive OIL Extracts
ard EiaYoring'; ~ gas StoI2hton's Elixir doz
ang7 2. COOK & SON.
CsTARp-5o doz pure Mustard, Z p cans;
! & !: E ESssse g g ! ( i Ss;:i..
aus7 . 20 Asn'a'A H. co S5R'i !q so ned
q OTIS and in block O. in LiiIeston & Lockh.rt.s En-
4 largeDent. nqrire of WOOLSEY NELS0A.
aug' Real e tate Brokers'.
DISSOLUTION
VIE hrn of Babcock Brothers Dissolved by ImIta
a ton, LIST July. CHARLES BABCOCK.
ELISHA :. BABGOCK.
JyE!-u HENRY o. BABCOCK.
TO LOVERS OF GOOD TEA.
Az iNH reed direct from Phila fchests
and IL cadiies of superior Teas dent z at
Fe supply families with article heap
rates other house Just call and it
have not the best Black Tea ohere for aIe Evansville.
aug5 VICKERY & JOHNSON.
= COW. with young Calf, 70 sale. Amply to
4 aug5 vTCKERY & JOHNSON.
spAAEA LBS COPPER RiVKTs, AND BUARs-I
- - ~ inst reed by Express. for sale by
augI BABCOCK. i SONNTAG, " later street.
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SHERIFF7S SALES.

lUn5erthis will always be found
Sheria's Sales including of parties property
and time sales.