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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-03

In ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the
money to address for the Tickets ordered,
ccipt of which they will De forwarded by first mail.
Purchasers can have tickets ending in any figure
they may designate.
The List of Drawn numbers and Prizes will he
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
ES-Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office, County and State.
Go -Remcmber that every Prize is drawn and
payable in full without deduction.
DE All prizes If 81 900 and under, paid immedi-
atcly after the ,lrawing-oher prizes at the usual
time of thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Address orders for Tickets Certificates to
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HS-Pcrsons residing near Montgomery Ala, or
Atlanta, Ga, have their orders filed and
time by addressing :. Swan Co., at either of those
cities.
eG-A list Of the numbers that drawn from
the wheel, with the amount of the prize that each
one is entitled 10, will he published after every
drawing, in the following papcrs-Augusta Geo.
Constitutonslist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Reg
lister, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, At
lanta Intelligcnccr, New York Weekly Day Book,
Savannah Georgian, Richmond Dispatch, New
York Dispatch and Paulding Miss Clarion and
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Meetings of Secret Societies.

MASONIC.
Eral,srdie Lodge No. 6i.-A. J. CuLsrRs, Score
tary. Regular meetings first and third MONDAYS in
each month, at Masonic Hall, corner Of Main and
First street.
Eransriilt n. 4. Chapter, No. II. w. L. IloI-
LISGswoRTH, Secretary. Meets first Friday in each
month, at Masonic Hall.
FrILows.
Morning Sar Lodge, No. JAMES SWANSON,
Secretary. Regular meetings every Thursday eve
ming, corner II Main and First street.
Cresce1u Lodge, No. l22.-JoHS GKEEK, SECRETARY.
Meets every Tuesday evening.
Schi.r Lodge, fGer@aH) No 13s.-JoHS DAS-
SErrELI, SECRETARY. Regular meetings every Fri
day evening.
EraaSrille Eacampmen, No 2O.-C. q. KEArz,
Scribs- Meets second and fourth Monday every
month.
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PATENT MEDICINES.
THE LIVER INyIGORAT0RJ

uJREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD. Is A GRAF
u Scientific Medical Discofery, and is daily nl.s
magic, even the first dose giving benefit and school
than bottle is REQUIRED to cure any tind r.
Liver Complaint, from the worst Jaundice OF Dyslep
u -oll s.
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Having COM
pleted my ar
range ma e N s
with Enrspe-
an and Amer
\ lean manu-
. Elctvrcrs for a
SNN direct supply
Of all goods in
my line, i am
enabled to Of
r inducements, that
fail to be to
ic interest of all en-
aged in the business
, give me a trial.
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CERTIFICATE.

wISDsBoRo, S. c., March o. ls57
i, David Elkin, do hereby certify that have
been badly afflicted for two months with infamrlfa
terry rheumatism, one Of nay legs being much swoll-
en-stif and sore-so that I found il exceedingly
difficult 10 walk-that the stiff joint has BEEN twice.
rubbed with Prof. DeGrath's celebrated Electric
on within thirty hours; and nov have the perfect
Of the afflicted limb. / was also troubled uith
partial deafness IN my left ear and by single ap-
plication Of the Electric Oil my hearing has been
greatly improved.
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TOBACcoNISTS.
IHyHE E.4RGEsT TOB.sCCO rs
IL TABLISHMENT IN TIE STATE.

f. FENDRlCII & BROTHERS,
Would respectfully inform the citizens of Evans.
willie and vicinity that they have larger stock OF
Tobacco, Segars, Snuff, Pipes, and
German Smoking Tobacco,
than any establishments of our principal cities
Hotels and store-keepers look to your interests-
Before purchasing elsewhere, please examine our
large assortment, which pledge ourselves TO sell
at the lowest Baltimore prices and cheaper than
can be bought in Cincinnati or Louisville. All we
ask is that you shall call and judge for yourselves.
W. offer any of the above at wholesale retail
Our establishment il a branch of the well known
extensive Baltimore Tobacco Warehouse Of jos.
Fendricll & Bros No. l5J Forest street.
+. FENDRIClI u BROS,
Main Il. door above First,
jyI5 Evansville, lnd-
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- "HA~- at tic lccll
principal regulators oftlie
~ performs its functionsgell
sU~sre tuiiy DEVELOPED. Tie
.dePeDdent on the healthy
.prOper performance OF it,
.asch is at fanltthe bowels
\system suffers in conse-
. liyeT-having ceasai TO do
.of that organ, one Of tie
Ohis stud. in = practice %
ito find some remedy
1.-The many Heterogeneous
Omedy is at lastfound, any
-complaint in any OF its
bottle, and conviction is
formed bydissoiving gum
(which is soluble Tor the
vScine. There gumsremose
Allrom the system, supply
low OF bile invigOrsting
TO digest well, purifying
health to the whole machi
i-of the disease. and effect
ANY of the disagreeable
-ealomelor mineral poison
Sufficient to relieve the
dood from rising and sour
'C[ore retiring prevents
- might loosens the bowels
V~neSs.
: each meal viii cure Dys-
teaspoonsful win always
male obstruction removes
Nand makes a perfe<csre.
atelyrelievescholic ysi;e
- is a sure cure for che ftra
1--WE Of cholera.
will prevent the recur
awhile it relieves all pain
; Aneesied to throw cut oftbe
0cine after a iong sickness
-Iaundice removes all yell
Oor from the skin.
sPvume before eating gives
ihGakes fooe digest we'll.
iScures Chronic Diarrhea
E Ssmpmer and bowel COM
! yh-stdose.
) attacks caused by worms.
rem, there Is no surer, SAT-
. the world as il never fails.
! FIN these stateisents; they
/ e0we can give eyiGtnce "
z - il are tiving their unan-
) favor.
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11HEsCE.N.T CITY. TOBACCO F.fC

lfRESCE.N'T CITY TOH.fCCO EfC-
u tory, J. s. McCRACkEN, Proprietor, Main
street between Third and Fourth Evansville, Ind.
Having fitted UP the above tobacco factory, am
now prepared to fill all orders for the various styles
of Western Tobacco, such Fives, Pounls, Quar-
ter and Half Pounds, i'm all kinds of packages aud
have now on hand the following brands viz:
10 boxes 0lmstead Lump;
10 do do Pounds;
10 do Fine Gown;
20 do lin Caddcs) Hoosier Boy;
20 do do .erdan's:
10 do Low Grade Eobinson's.
20 do Montgomery 30 Ms Packages.
The above stock will he sold per cent. lower
than can be bought elsewhere, and > per cent. off
for cash All kinds of currency taken at par.
Seventy-fiye VI. large size Cigars ola hand in one
VI. boxes at lowest figures for cash. febl6
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
TO BE DRAWN
Each Saturday in September!
G220.00O

J,4Sj Prizes amounting to.............. $320 900
Whole Tickets $40; Halves s.; Quarters S21I.
Re- \ Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent TO any one DESTROYS of receiving il.
Certificates of Packages will be sold ut the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk:
Certificate If Package of 10 Whole Tickets....Ss0
- 10 Half - 100000. 40
Z" 10 Quarter " ......... 20
10 Eighth 90 - 10
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-03

SANft
Projectors. 345 Broady
ELECTRIC OIL!

HEISC0V.ERED 1T L.lST.--fircatert
IL Cure in the World for Pain,-Prof. elias. p~-
Grath, Original Inventor and Manufacturer Of the
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DAVID ELKIN.

AUGUSTA, Ca, March %, 1867
PRof. DEGRATH-Dcar Sir: This is to certify that
have been afflicted with headache and corns on NV
ieet-from which have suffered very mucb-and
by the application Of DeCrath's Electric oil
have been cured Of my headache and corns and
therefore recommend il 10 all. r. McCCE
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y and Dealer in Coach and Sajdcry Hardware
Main street, near Wafer.
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MACON, April :, 1s5...
Pror DEGRATH-Dear Sir: i, Capt b. ID. Smith.
hereby certify that have been afflicted with rieu-
Iuatsm for four years and 1T times could not teer
liy hearing of the wonderful cures by DeGrath's
Electric Oil, was induced 10 try il, and By the
first application Of the Electric Oil was at once
relieved and now have the use Of my arm The
DUPLICATION was made before fifty persons.
d. ID. SMITH, TwiggS Co.
We, the undersigned, present:
J. j. Riley, J. II. Brantly, ii. j. Cooper.
Raleigh (N. O. Standard.
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PRoF. DE GEATH's ELECTRIC OIL-s25 REwArp.-
VIII give s25 for the apprehension Of a low scamp
who printed some dirty handbils and called his
stuff by the name of Electric Oil.
CAUTioN.-Beware Of low pedlars and picayune
druggists who pat up stuff composed Of camphene
and lard oil, calling it Electric OIL No pedil.rs
sell the genuine Electric Oil in the United States
II Is sold only by respectable druggists and country
merchants. BE sure and get BeGrath's Electric
Oil, YOU sill lie cheated =
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AFFLICTED, READ THIS.
CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE. n
AUGUSTA, Ca. March % ls5.
PROF. DEoRATH-Dear Sir: This II to certify that
my boy Moses has been afflicted with rheumatisu
for seventeen years, and BY one application Of y.
VI, she was entirely cured, aud oheerfully w
IL TO all similarly affected sExpo
Yours
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eB6A RBLS CHOTCE LARD OIL
~ ~ bxs. Star Candles,
% do Assorted German and Palm Soap
lust received by H. H. COOK AZ Son
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

Ds' Those citizens Of ST. Cloud who
wish to have their place known abroad, as
the e, town where destroying. printing press
es, Is popular, need only vote for the tick
ct put into the field by his Lordship; of the
Upper Town. Those who wish to canoe
all the honor awarded our citizens by Tho
Eastern Press, for their indignant rebuke
Of Of, the the cowaraly outrage against the free
dom lon Ct the press, which has made the
name az Of our young city by word abroad
can further that object by voting for The
Moccasin Ticket, thrust before the people
by the leader Of that band. of burglars.
Remember! these men do not come be.
tore the people as endorsing Buchanan OF
douglass Or anything else but this South
err IN Lordlingg, who ought now to be in
States Prison. .....,..
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
Literary Notices.

The Atlantic Monthly.-for Octo-
Der opens with an article in the style of
Emerson, entitled "The new world and
the new man." which no American should
fail to read, teeming as it is with the his
tory and prophecy ct our land. True, the
confident assurance Of future greatness, in
that prophecy, does somewhat contradict
admitted facts in the history; yet we can
not help hoping with the prophet, rather
than fearing with the historian. The
writer, while looking forward to the largest
liberty, sees the bow of promise ever in
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise,
because it says "No putting of To-day into
Yesterdays coffin, let the Present zye
and be its own lord" l.4.. .:t...s q.
We regret that our space will not per-
NIT us to give even an outline Of. this
article, SO rich in thought, and hopeful in
promise Of our future; but all our readers
ought to have the Monthly. 1t is a work
which no Intelligent American can afford
to be without, ..[@., .. ,j.. ..>~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

The Lady's Book-for October is
handed US by the lady friend who claims
the right Of reading it for us, with the
emphatic assurance that it is the very best
number she has seen for years; and that il
we do not notice it in appropriate terms Of
commentator, we.are to be written down
on the back Of her books. "Margaret, $
Home" she AYERS is a first class domestic
tale. The engraving Of sIhe Miracles
is 9 beautiful work Of art. The patterns
and and RECEIPTS are indispensable The Book
itsePlfsis a necessity and we treat it shabbi-
W. Well, we did not intend to neglect
the Lady's Book, as our profound respect
to- Mrs. Hale, and admiration of her able
editorials has always made it a favorite
with US. The moral tone of its literature
IS always eptionably without
taiat Of sensualism or coarseness. It is al
ways safe and pleasant companion; and
i We have not met the full expectation Of
its friends in speaking kindly Of it, it has
Leon rather with the feeling that it was al
ready sufficiently favorite, and did not
need our commentators. i.
Z = TX, go. rs 2 4
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
THE LEGISLATIVE CANDI-
DATES AGAIN.

One week ago, We dared the nominees.
of the Leoompton Democracy, to say that.
their souls were their own, and offered
them the free use of our columns for that
purpose. We now repeat, and charge
that they are a perfect trio Of KNOW
NOTHINGs. and are basely trying to
creep into power on the DARK Ian
TERN principle. Tho nominated under
the lash Of the Presidents Land Officers,
and pledged in the Kaou Nothing Lodge,
away behind the screens, to vote for an
other u. S. Senator, who will stand ND
for Slavery in our Territories, they have
not the courage to say they will or viii not
support Buchanan; that they viii or will
not support State Government thrust
into power by the vilest fraud; or that
they will or will not support Senator Rice,
who is procuring Government funds to
make improvements for almost every other
location than that of St. Cloud. Let every
freeman in the District, vote for Gorton,
Gilman, and Whitney; who stand upon
the platform, ssof free soil forhee men," and
dare to ayow. their principles to the people
Of the District.
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ST. CLouD Sept. Goth, 1858.

&C. ANDREWS Esq. l".@
DEAR SIR:-The respective political
parties having made their Legislative NOM
nations for this District; am instructed
as Chairman Of the Republican District
Committee, to respectfully invite the advo-
Gates and endorsers Of the Democratic. poll
cy, and the Candidates Of the Democratic
party, to meet the speakers Of the Repub-
lican party, during the pending campaign,
before the people Of the District, for the
purpose Of debating and discussing the
principles at issue between the said par
ties. " .&s,ss. s l. @
I am fully authorized to make an equit'
able arrangement with your committee, OF
other responsible friends Of the National
Administration for said meetings and dis.
cussion; and will be gratifed to hear from
you at your earliest eonyienance.
~ Respfy. yours
*es STEPHEN MILLER.
Chairman Republican Dist. Committee.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
MRs sSwIssHELM:

]. MRS. ssSWIssHELM
On the 10Th, .sinstant I handed, 4 copy
of the following invitation u g. 9. An, An
dreWs Esq, member. of the Democratic lt
District Committee, and another to hlr.
ROBBERS one Of the Demo ratic Candidates
for tho Legislature On last evening Mr.
Andrews handed me the annexed reply !:
MI. ROBBERS has not answered at all As
the electionssssnigh at..hand and as IT e
notorious that all the, managers and nine
tenths of the members Of the Demo ratic
Convention, as well as its three Legislative
nominees, are friends Of the Lecompton
administration, and as the said convention
| in defiance Of Democratic usages adopted
| no platform; and as I cansfnd no gentle
man who acknowledges himself chairman
lof the Democratic District Committee !
hereby in this public manner renew the
following invitation to the said Committee
or candidates, or any Of them, or to any
4 other friends Of the national administra.
ton.
| STEPHEN MILLER,
/ Chairman Republican Dist Committee
ST. CLoUD.Sept. 1858.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

]; d ..: Previous to your Or
ganizing a Presbyterian Church in this
place, I had some conversation with you
about uniting with that society. [ stated
to you that ! could not conscientiously u
Mite in church fellowship with a voluntary
STAKEHOLDER. You protested a strong dis.
approval Of the whole system Of slavery;
and detailed your plans FOR emancipating
your slaves. Your views appeared to me
Christianlike and satisfactory; and when
the church was organized 1 became a
member. At that time you had slave
woman here, whom you said you had
brought for the purpose Of emancipating.
While here she gave birth to :. son, who
according to all international and inter
state law, up to the bred Scott decision,
was to all intents and purposes freeborn.
Since that time you have taken this
mother and child back to Tennessee; and
it is understood that you have left them
there in slavery. have waited months
for some elucidation Of the mystery
which envelopes their fate, but nothing
has transpired to tighten the darkness.
The suspicious cast upon the sincerity
Of your Anti-Slavery professions, and the
mystery about the fate Of this freeborn
child is calculated to do great injury to
the cause Of Christ; and ruin your useful
ness as his minister. May I therefore for
the sake of the prosperity of Zion, call
upon you to explain this matter?
Believe me, Dear Sir, that it is the best
wishes for your temporal and eternal well
fare; and for the growth and usefulness Of
the church under your charge, combined
wife sincere desire to learn my own duty
in the premises, which leads me thus to
address you. Hs@.n q
Yours in the bonds Of Christ; and in the
hope Of His redemption for the oppressed
Of all lands. ~.ss+..... .5.# :. IS. !.
r. JANE G. Sw1ssHELM. i
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Representative ticket which, We this day
1Ipres ent fer their autfrage s, d
From this n il evident there il 10 rear.
son Why tho douglas Democrats ana they
should not have united Oh ticket. This
simply sim afhr y the right of white men Is
make their own laws This is the princii.
PIE for which the great body Of the Demo
Gratis Of the Nation are now contending
against g the domination Of Southern ire
eaters It Is simply the Democratic creed;
and and they and the Democrats of this Dis
trict should have united on d ticket.
There lis no use to contend about the
rights Of slaves in South Carolina, until
We establish the right white men in
Minnesota to govern themselves; and break
up the rule Of the Moccasin tribe which
now control our elections by fraud, and
bring the votes Of drunken Indians te
levy taxes on white settlers.
Our first duty is to achieve our own
/ freedom !; and this can only be done. by !
union Of the people against the Land
Office Moecasin clique. We fear our Re
publican friends have given this Distric1
over TO the Land Office in their desire t.
preserve their separate organization.
| We should have had a Douglas Demo
cratic or Peoples ticket
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

The Republican District Convention
adopted the following platform Of princi-
|ples. ~. .- "a.
Resogved, That we here assembled, as
the Representatives of the Republican
Party, of the twentieth Senatorial District;
do present to the untrammelled voters,
the following platform Of principles
First, We entirely repudiate and con-
denim the course of the National Admins
tration, in regard to, the, admission Of
Kansas into the Onion; as a treacherous
abandonment Of true Popular Soy reignty,
and base surrender Of freemens rights,
to the slave aristocracy Of the. South.
Second, We declare ourselves in favor
Of free soil for free men," and reject all
compromise with the South, and their
bogus democratic allies; which requires
us to surrender Territory now free, to the
blight and usurpation of Slavery. .s u.
THIRD, We are in favor Of the immedi-
ate admission Of Kansas as q State, SO
soon as she shall make application to
Congress, with Republican Constitution,
without regard to her population; believing
as we do, that if she now applies with a
Constitution excluding slavery, she has
the same rights as she bad under the
Lecompton fraud. . .=..E.
Fourth, We believe that the expenditur-
es of the National Administration, reaching
as they do, nearly 00,000,000 dollars per
annuh, indicate criminal extravaganza
on the part Of the departments, and calls
loudly for rebuke at the Ballot-box N
Fifth, We disown and repudiate the
bogus Governor, and political Legislative
demagouges; who first secured power BY
the most palpable and outrageous fraud;
and then attempted, in violation Of public
sentiment, to elect a Lecompton Senator
to succeed General Shields. #
Sixth, We pledge ourselves to oppose
At all hazards, and every cost; any Legis-
lative candidate, who does not pledge
himself to vote at every step, only for
such candidates for the United States
Senate, as is known to be in favor Of the
admission Of Kansas as q free State,
tssue'stt, We heartily invite all citizens,
without regard to party name, who sub.
scribe to the above principles; to join Us in
our efforts 'ft to rebuke the corrupt and extray-
agent Illustrations; National and
STATE, by the triumphant election DC tho
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Republican Triumphs I!

Vermont and Maine, have gone so heav-
lily for the Republicans, that it is now very
doubtful whether there are a suffici-
ency of bogus Democrats remaining in
those states to act as Post Masters. We
thank our Eastern friends for these evi-
denees Of loyalty to freedom; and prom
Use to repay them in. Minnesota thunder,
if they will have the madness q to hold on
for few weeks.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

POLITICAL.-A number Of Penn
sylvania papers are advocating the selecti-
on Of Senator Cameron, as the Republican
Candidate for the Presidency in 1860
He is one of the best business men in the
Union, bold, uncompro missing Republi-
can, and worthy the place fol. which he is
named. We have known him for twenty
years, and for q considerable portion Of
the time as a political opponent but have
always known him as the foe Of oppression,
and the friend Of the poor. IF nominated
ne shall have our cordial support.