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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-03

= r.tF DIED,
On the is Of Ausust, CLARENCE, infant son Of
J. Wesley and Cornelia Hughes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-03
a NEW DAILY LIME or
STAGES
TO HE NDER S ON,


To Run I'm Connexion witkr the Lane -
Coaches 20 HOPKlNsvsLLK, Ky.
III. u . :' LINE or Ra co ACHES rs
to run between Henderson and Eysnsvilles DAILY
on the Indiana side, crossing the eteam Ferry =
Henderson. ,t..- an - =. Il =.
LEAvlNG.-The Coaches win leave Henderson ey-
cry morning at O'Clock N, and arrive At Evansville
in time to connect with the morning train the Evans
willie and Charlottesville Railroad and
RETURNING-Will leave Evansville st 20 y. No
enabling passengers 70 take the Stages from Henderson
to Hopkinsville, which leave on Monday, edneadoy
an There Is now good sTEi1 at Henderson
and passengers will be takeE the Ferry without
charge for ferriage, and VII be carried with Their ~
gage to any part Of the city > ~ = i -lfs
Those who patronixe this Line, may be of hav
ing careful and attentive drivers and comfortable
Coaches.
Citizens Of the Bayou and way passenger viii b
taken at a fair proportionate rate OF fare.
~ Offices nj the Washington House, Evansville,
and the Taylor House, Henderson. -. -
i7'sE = X. H..0ATESr& co.,
+ jy3o-f1 = froprictots.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-03

ISDIANA FREE BANKs.-T The plan pro-
posed by the JOURNAL, some months
s,noe, in relation to the expediepcy Of
establishing Central Bank in Indianap-
obs for the redemption Of the issues Of
the free banks. has been adopted. The
Indianapolis Journal says that the new
bank will be called the Union Bank ="
Of the State. for the purpose Of regu.
lating and facilitating the exchange Of
Indiana bank paper, so as to efectually
cut of the profits of asserting and re-
turning the currency Of Indiana for re
demption in coin. This is q very neces-
'sary measure on the part Of the banks,
and If it is entered into ty them with
unanimity, and the object carried out, it
will stop all future runs for gold. If the
banks will pay out only Indiana paper
in their ordinary business. and send all
foreign currency to the Union Bsnk to
be assorted, few banks out Of the State
would cross over the line to get coin.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-03

A CURIOUS CAsE.-The Rev. j. B.
Geary, a preacher on the Liberty cir.
cult, in this State, is charged before the
elder OF his Church, With q iaithless
breach of promise of marriage. by re
spectacle young lady Of Madison. 1t
appears the clergyman was entertained
at the lady's fathsr's house during aeon
ference, and after leaving, some little CT
whites in way Of sending q periodic !,
took place ON his part, and in return q
Look mark was received. both Of which
gave occasion for an interchange Of notes.
Here. the clergyman says, the CORES.
pondsncs closed; but the lady received
. dozen other epistles. offering marriage
and breathing an ardent affection, to
which she responded in corresponding
terms. The time Tor the marriage was
stated in this correspondence, and few
days before the time fixed, she alleges
that she received letter purporting to
have been written at Liberty, by sister
Of Mr.. Geary, saying that he was dan
gerousiy i'll; and in a few days more she
received another from the same hand
informing her that he was dead, incle-
sing lock Of hair and giving his dying
words. &c. She soon ascertained thai
he was not dead, and her friends, be
iieving that he had been playing false
had charges preferred against him before
the Presiding Elder. On Investigation
the letters were pronounced to be forger
les, and . most cruel hoax has beef
| played on the Young lady.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-03

COAL NOTICE.
The price OF Coal at the BoDiAn MisEs. IL at the
Pit, cents per sushel; hauled to any part Of the
n.y. y fS@''' fe' JOHN wYMOND,
feb3 Secretary and Manager.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-03
Y. M. C. U.

BEACON LIoHr Social TEMPLE, No.
w. 40, meets every alternate Friday. evening,
AZ above. NftE"J j. T. WALKER. B. PIT.
A. J. O'RILEY, b. =. ian3ely
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-03
DR.. COCGSWELL'S =
ANTIPHLOGISTIC
8 a L t.,

That has produced such remarkable effects
in many cases of NEURALGIA. VERTIGO. ard AvrEc-
rIoSs OF TIE HEAD.eaused by disturbed circulation,
In those who have tried II in this city, is for sale at
KELLER e WHITES.
- The highest testimonials OF in efficacy have been
given by number Of the most respectable citizens who
have tried it. Uy22
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~~7~~~~O0I(~--(N(~TlrJ~~ 0--O0o7N|J~~@SN
yhNs MOTTO rs IN this place, 10 cents per line
p~l one insertion; 20 cents per line three times;
IA cents per line one week: discount on longer time.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

5 New YOIk& Erie Railroad.
a SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO. THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
.EBuy your Through Tickets to Nav YORK, Bos-
TON PHILADELPHIA, and New England Cities VIA. this
~ WS'sTwENTY-TwO MILES DISTANCE saw
ED. -
or CARS.
~ The ONLY ROUTE to New York City having
WIDE SPACIOUS SALOON CARS s---.--
This Line extends to Dunkirs Buffalo, and Nagara
Fails. with an unlroken Wide Guace-connecting at
Dunkirs directly witlia trains fomC leveland ,Cincin.
natl, 81. Loais and Chicago the Lake Shore kail
To Buffalo viathe Buffalo & New York City Rail-
Road max ing direct connections with all the steamers
on Lake Erie from Cleveland Toledo and Detroit also
with che Bufab = Lake Huron Railroad from Detroit
Niassss raLLs via Canandaisua and Niagara Falls
RAILROAD making direct CONNECTIONS with all Trains on
the Great Western Railway, fr,m Detroit TO Chhago
E6 Bo2oE PASSENGERS can stop in New York
any length Of time, and resume their journey without
~ THRoUGH TICKETS for sale in all the prin-
cipal W estern Railroad Offices,
~ FARE AS Low AS 1T ANY 0THEn noUTR.
CT. SMITH, Gent Agent -. =
re - - = = HOMER RAMSrELL,
Cleveland, o., May 18th, 1885,. ses President
=
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-03
NOTICE.

a LII persons hating business with me asa justice
= Of Pigeon Township, are hereby notihet that !
and Machine. shop, and my Office next door. I have
made this charge through the Kindness Of the above
firm The Office OF sstice Of the Peace in This town
ship will net support any man who has family, nm
less he car have other bushes. connected wth t
township, when two could do all the business and noe
he employ ed half the trne. shall he In the employ
Of Nessrs. Kratz & HeiIfan, ana at all times he
found at their establishment by those who wish to pat
ronze ne In my official capacity. This change IL made
to enable to support and family. and al b.
fully received. Ijya0l FLEMING DUhHA&,J j. p.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-03

M ELL broken the Saddie-and safe for a lad OF
W lady 70 ride, will he sold at very reasonable
Strattor's stable. = 80 y ~ &c. KEATS,
augl. ~ I. Gas Office.
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A PONEY FOR SALE.i

sxKAN AND SHORTS = :, t-ss1E
, 900 lbs Just received and for sale by
auyl. vICkERY & JOHNSTON.
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Gveetos Warn.
~ 0b.es Hope Mills Cotton Yarn No. S, and :.
Just received and for sale by
jes WHEELER "a RIGGS.
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s ia TEN Mt
- - e .s.OF THE cse.sss1
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO.,

OF II 4 II T FO X d, CONN,
AN the list day of June, 1851 to the Auditor Of the
~ state of Indiana. ~ ~ 80
!. The name of the Company Il ssThe Phoenix Insu.
rance Company !, and its ecaten is at Hartford, Conn.
3 The amount of is Capital Stock i....... 500. 40
B. The amount % its Capital Stock paid mp is 200 600
. g. The Assets of the Company are As fellows, viz:
sss, -. Par value. Market value.
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Evansville, July sOth 1851.
Cincinnati and Alton papers please copy
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30
The voters of this County

Should consider that on Wednesday
next, they, in common with their bretll-
rem throughout the State, arc expected 10
deliver the State from the grasp of ir-
responsible, secret oath-bound political
societies, and our fellow citizens from the
persecution and prescription Of fell IA
naticism, an arrogant pride, and an ar
istocratic classism. If this be accoDi-
plished, we soon again can hail the su-
premacy Of law, the security Of property.
the confidence Of order, the safety and
stability of our institutions, and the just
rights Of all protected, civil political and
religious.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30


Esr VIII any conservative voter Of
this county cast his ballot on Wednesday
next for the candidates of faction based
upon expediency merely, and regardless
not only Of consistency, but Of ordinary
decency; a faction that has endeavored
to ride into power upon whatever preju-
dice might exist at the time in any locali-
ty, and with unparalleled mendacity de-
nying to-day what it set up yesterday as
the perfection of Americanism 1t has
broken down all faith in many of our
public mcn--contaminated our courts
with perjury-turned our legislative halls
into Paul Pry committees, and rendez-
vous of designating traitors -madc thS
bowie-knife and revolver necessary pro-
lection Of the elective franchise destroy
ed that sacred conservator of American
rights and mouth-piece of the peoples
will, the ballot box-inyaded with its
bigotcd denunciations the sanctuary Of
religion-popularized election murders
and massacres, which have afterwards
been justified by packed Grand Juries.
1t has retarded the material prosperity d
the country by driving from our midst
many of the hardy and industrious pag3I
rallied citizens, and turned ihc IA
emigration toward Caaada, Aust-l!k
Mexico, and South America. 1t has
given the lie to our national history,
branded our Institutions with the stig-
ina of broken pledges to the weflai,
and done much towards crushing the
hopes of every well-wisher for the human
race
Rise in your might, on "Wednesday
next, FREEMEN OF MONTGOMERY, and
strike this hideous monster a blow from
which it may never recover in old Mont-
gomery-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30

The PEOPLE OF MONTGOMERY should
bear in mind that in the pending election
they are to oppose or condemn, first
secret oath-bound political societies hav-
ing for their objects the supreme control
Of our State and county govepufent, and
the prescription Of our fcllogkpen be-
cause of their religion and lylt9-2lace !;
second, indirectly the reasonable objects
Of Black Republication and Abolition
ism. In view of these issues We hold it to
be the highest duty of every patriotic cit
izen Of this county, of whatever party, to
unite in striking down Know-nothingism,
Black Republicanism, and Abolitionism,
and firmly establishing the principles
which vindicatc the right of the people
to regulate their own domestic institu-
tons, subordinate only to the Constitu-
ton of the United States.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30
Address Of the Democratic state
Central Committee

TO THE PEOPLE or MARYLAND:
The Executive Comm tee of tho De
mocratic State Cent? suniittec were
in part witnesses of the Mart
ling events which occur IN Baltimore
city at The Municipal Elcction--if elce.
ton it may be called--of the 14th d
October, 1857.
II is not now their purpose to attempt
description Of the acts Of violence and
intimidation practiced upon that occasion,
and which succeeded so signally in de.
feaiing the Democratic Nominees for the
First Branch of the City Council. Suf-
fee it to say that the acts Of ruHianisni
in general surpassed any Of the previous
demonstrations of that character which
have 50 disreputably marked the pro-
gross of the party in this city called
" American" save those only Of the
Presidential canvass of 1856. The po-
lice Of the city we're apparently ipdiiler-
ent to those exhibitions. The am to-
wards which tho people were Zoet n
other days, to look for protcct5d} Was
either disinclincd to perform its egkc or
utterly imbccilo for that end When
ever or wherever at times, silence pre-
vailed at the polls during that day, it
was the quiet Of bloody and over-ri-
ding dcspotism that had no more victims
on which to appcasc its murdcrous pro-
cliyities.
The object Of this address, however,
in the main, is 10 reply to the question
which has recently been frequently pro-
pounded to the members Of the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee, by gen
tlcmcn from various parts Of the State
to wit: will an effort be made by the
citizens Of Baltimore. opposed to the
know-nothing organization, to cast their
ballots at the State election to take place
on the 4ill Of November proximog
TO this enquiry the undersigned an
swer that it is the resolutc purpose Of the
Democratic party Of the city Of Balti-
more to put forth every legal effort 70
insure success at the November election.
Whilst they do not profess to disguise
from you that, in making these efforts,
they have TO contend at once, against the
lawless violence Of clubs banded together
for the express purpose Of carrying The
election by fraud and violence, and The
indifference or criminal completely Of a
partizan Police, they have not forgotten,
and do not intend TO forget, that they
owe their political brethren Of the coun-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30

BEWARE OF TRADERS. We have heard
that some Of the agents of the Know
nothing leaders, in different sections Of
the county, are in the market Offering
to trade away certain candidates on their
ticket; in other words, proposing tovote
! for number Of candidates on the Dem
ocratic ticket, upon condition that Dem
ocrats will vote for a few Of the candidates
on the Know-nothing ticket. We would
caution our friends not to be caught in
this trap, Political traders are, as a
matter of course, not honest; and they
will seek to make the same bargain with
dozen or more.
If you are a party man, you should sus-
tain the entire nominations of your
party unless you are satisfied from per-
sonal knowledge that a candidate lacks
honesty or capacity 1t would be an act
of rank injustice to cut off one ofthc candi-
dates whom you may not know, for the
benefit of another, who happens to be
your personal friend. Each has equal
claims upon your suffrage; but it should
be your special duty to take care of the
weaker.
Tic Democratic strength in the coun-
ly Rsuflicient to elect the whole county
tickJt, and not one of the candidates
should be defeated; and the candidates
on the State and Congressional ticket
should receive the same vote. It is not
because the Know-nothing traders have
any regard for individuals upon the Dem
oeratic ticket that they propose to vote
for them; but simply because they know
that the only hope ofelecting any of then
candidates is to secure for them Demo.
j cratic votes. Disappoint them. Re
member that principles as well as indi
yidualS, are to be voted upon and thai
the election Of any of the opposition can
didases will be heraldcd as triumph O
Know-nothingism.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30
Fellow-citizcns Of montgomery.

AStAOH-CtSaLStAS- Va UAOuiSOs1SEl.
We need not remind you that Oh We'd
nesday next great battle will be fought
upon the soil of our good old State Of
Maryland between the friends of civil
and religions liberty anc the defenders
of law and the Constitution, on the one
-, and the advocates of civil proscrip-
ton and religious intolerance, aud reck-
less, wanton disregard of both law and
the Constitution on the other. When
thus plainly stated, who can, who will
hesitate between them? When stripped
of all its mystery, its lures, and decep-
ton, what else is Know-nothingism but
"a mere fungus upon the body polite, and
a bar upon religious freedom ? Looking
back to the former history Of our State,
and beholding the open and liberal spirit
manifested toward all classes of citizens,
we cannot but believe that such fac
ton, or party, if you please, will meet
with most signal rebukc at the hands
of the freemcn of Maryland.
To this end, here in Montgomery,
brave old Montgomery, let us Do cur
whole duty. Let us show no men. to
the nle ,-.-.7 Ai9cgas 4sonstr, Il ~
notAiagism. Let us nevcf lsy ssr sur
arms until we drive the foul iieal{ hack
to the caverns of darkness, and crush it
out forever from the soil of old Mont
gomery. Let us grid up our loins and
brace on Our arms, and wage waI q
determination against such hideous
monster. Let us know no peace 80 long
as one single fibre Of Kno~-aothingisa
remains to curse our land and to blast
our prosperity.
notwithstanding the bats thrown oui
to the grccdy-thc lures to the thought
less the batteries to the vain shetiireats
to the timid-with the thousand lricks
artfully practiscd BY cunning aud I'M
scrupulous organization, with fals shood
and deception ever on its tongae-not-
withstandipg all these, let all good citi.
zcns and lovers Of their county unit
and make one effort more, and hlontgo
merry stands proudly forth as the gailan
and undoubted champion and Successful
defender Of civil and religious feadom
and an unrclenting, implaoable foe t,
prescription and persecution she viii
cast from her now and forever, tic fou
stigma of such lighting curse.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30
Peruvian Guano!
DIRECT EMPOEeTATHON!!

TIVE snhscribcr ulkes pleasure IN informing
4 biz friends and customers Of Montgomery
County, that hia arrangements arc now such
~ VIII enable him, for the remainder Of tho
season ~ supply them With MOST ciiolcE ar
iicle Of PERUVIAN GrANO Of Direct Impor-
talon, which he cordially invites them to 500
End buy for ilirir own interests. This Guano Ia
Of The HIGHEST standard Of excellence. and
cannot fail 10 please.
TIE PnicE VIII constantly be kept down, SO
az % Tighten the cost, as much IS possible, To
the r0n1uBler.
FOX SALE, ALSO--The DE BURG No. L.
GILMAN 'S GUANO and dry Fertilizers.
Farmers Implements. IN great variety aud
al ne toTLsr FAfKa.
mr. Don forget but remember that riua
Guano j. II the FARMERS STORE. the Old
stand, 90, Seventh Street. ~ the sign Of tho
Gold Plow and Eagle. J.. v. SIMPSON,
oct 23-5t. Warrington city, y. C..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30

IS not whether thu = ! man y, Il Ed
Ibis Or hat Office, but whether Or not
our principles shall triumph over hnati-
! cism, INTOLERANCE and bIgotry. Its cen-
coded by some Of our opponents hat We
shall elect portion of our ticket, ind we
can see no good reason why we should
not elect all. They all represent the
samo principle-stand on the same plat
form-battle for tho same cause-their
triumph will be to our praise, their de-
feat to our shame. No Democrat or an
ti-Know-nothing Wing should think for
moment of crasing single name from
his ticket, as his cause can only succeed
by the success Of all its standard-bearcrs
We would have our ticket succeed as
unit, knowing that our opponents wonld
claim the election of any one of their
candidates as evidence of favor shown to
their principles.
For the sake of the cause of civil and
religious liberty as well as in behalf of
the faithful and worthy representatives
of that cause we again appeal to every
anti-Know-nothing in the county to vote
a straightout Union Ticket without sin
gle erasure or interlineation
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30
Eg- while the opposition are noisil

E5- While the opposition are noisily
pretending that they will carry this
county, we can assure our readers that
they need have no fears. The opposition
are playing very poor game Of Drag
hoping by an assumed belief in their
prospects ofSuccess, to prevent those
who are awakening from the errors Of
their ways from forsaking them. It is
Of no use, as Wednesday next will make
manifest. Let not our friends DO trou-
bled. On the contrary, they should be
Of good cheer. Let every man attend
the polls and do his whole duty and a
glorious triumph awaits Us.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30

EproA SENTINEL: The writer Of the
article in the American journal over tho
signature Of "Red. White y Blue"
labors under great error (no doubt unin-
tenfional) in regard to The bridges over
the Paint Branch and North West. -
Upon making the proper inquiry, | find
that the bridge contracted % be built by
Mr.. Ware is 80 feet long, with a stone
abutmcDt 90 feet high, aud two stone
piers each 20 feet high, the abutmcnis
and piers 8 feet by 4 and II feet widc.
The stone woik to DO laid IN cemchss
The bridge over tho North West, for
which proposals. we're received, is 40 feet
long, with two stone abutments feet
high, without cement.
BERRY'S DISTRICT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30

G-E- The members Of the Know-no.
thing party must know that they arc nc
longer contending for any principle OF
expedient, which their leaders have CT.
Their the power or wish to establish. =
They are aiding men who have no aim
but that Of self-aggrandisemcnt, no mo-
tive but political cmclument. Every
where, when their party has been in pow
er, these men have disgraccd themselves
by some act Of folly, ignorance or iniqui-
ty, but they have never raised their voice
in favor of the cxpedients for which they
were elected. VIII the voters of this
county suffer themselves TO be deceived
by such politicians. 1t is in their power
to assist materially in rolling back the
tide Of anarchy, and preserving a sacred
constitution from the vile pollution of
political lcprosy. 1t is time to forget all
private preferences and political sympa-
thies, aud, for every man to arise and
combat the evil that disgraces the fair
fame Of Maryland, qad makes hcr name
blot upon the confederacy. We know
there arc many high-minded men, mcm-
bers Of the Know-nothing party, who
would scorn any imputation upon their
patriotism, and very justly too, but they
do not consider, and are acting without
judgment, when they sustain a ticket
fraughtwith such disastrous consequences
to The State.
n. RnnI A. ..lII.... u IL. 49,.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30
UNION MEETINGS 81.

vFSllE Union Party OF Montgomery County
A. will hold Public Meetings, ut the follow
ing times and places
Mans Store tBerry's, Saturday, Oct. 3lst.
Fishers, onMcpday, November, "a.
Rabbits, on Tuesday, November Sd.
ne~ The people viii Be addressed by the
candidates and other speakers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30
E'aYgMirlg Utensils,
Twelve allyyyoo g Ser On ats &, /.

consisting Of Men, Women and Children.
not to be sold out Of the State Of Mary
land or District Of Columbia.
TERMS OF SALE A credit Of nine
months viii be given on all sums above
Ten Dollars, the purchaser or purchasers
giving note with two approved securities.
bearing interest from the day Of sale (;
all sums Of and under Ten Dollars.
cash. No property to be removed until
the terms are complied with.
Sale to commence at o'clock, A. VI.
oct 30-td TILOS. O. SMITH.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-30

POWER -PowER! Poaeft3f ~
is all our opponents seek in this contest.
No matter how obtained, power is the
beginning and power is the end Of all
their hopes. Marylanders, you never
surrendered in the revolution, and you
were present at the final fall of the cne-
my at the seige Of York; Renrcf,bcI
that day, and come on THE 4rn OF No
vEMBan with VICTORY ON YOUR
BANNERSi