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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-01

IA The New Albany Tribune contra
diets the report of the New Albany Ledger
which We copied-that the citizens Of
Clarke county had raised a purse Of 5000 to
pay the expenses of the opposition party in
the canvas to defeat Mr. English in the sec
ond district The Tribune contradicts the
statement as if it were an injurious impu-
tation. We are sorry it is not true 1t
would have evinced an earnest interest in
the cause that would have been crcditable
to the party. The ruin of the anti Lecomp-
ton cause, is the apathy, indoleuee, and mig
gardliness ofits supporters. The; will not
make sacrifice of ease, time, or money for
its benefit, because they are not Office seekers
and have no immediate personal interest in
the issue /; therefore, the cause-strong in
its principles and claims upon popular sup
ports left TO take care of itself.
But the precious inheritance of freedom
and virtuous government cannot be pre-
served without watchfulness, sacrifices and
labor, no more than the other blessings be-
slowed by Providence. 1t was once a gio-
rious privilege for the citizen to labor and
give his substance for the good of the State;
but low no one can spare day or a dollar
to aid in arresting the most alarming abuses
of government, unless he can see how il is
to be returned to him with interest. The
people have the right-and they alone pos
sess ito give their money to spread their
opinions and promote their cause. Their
motives cannot be impeaehcd, and they have
no temptation to apply it to corruption and
fraud.
Services ought to be rendered anu expen-
ses incurred in every canvas, to arouse the
attention of the people to the great ques-
tons of public interests. They ought to be
paid, too, by those for whose benefit they
were incurred, by general contribution
A citizen who has no interest in an election,
but his share in the public veal will not
give bis money to corrupt his neighbor.--
But the contributions of an Office seeker or
holder are given only with selfish motive
and used for selfish, corrupt purposes. The
use of money in an election is not wrong OF
itself-for many purposes it is necessary
1t is the manner and motive of its use that
makes it reprehcnsiblc. Devoted to the
purposes of the demagogue and Office seek
ers it leads to the worst species of political
dcpravity among the people. 1t is fund
only to be entrusted to the people to he rails
ed openly, and expended without conceal
ment and for no secret purposes.
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ONO AND MISSISSIPPI RALRoAD.--The
company holding the Eastern division Of
this important line of communication is in
volved in pcrplexing controversy with
company-called the associates when
the stockholders were about to abandon the
enterprise for the want of means, came for
ward and took the assets of the road and
finished il with their own means. These
associates arc also stockholders, and have at
present the management and control of the
road. There are now two parties, the orig
inal stockholders on one side, and the asso-
ciate stockholders on the other ut the head
of the latter is Mr.. Aspinwall, of New York.
The stockholders charge that the associates
have not fully complied with their contract;
that they have charged large s,,rls to the
company for expenses and costs which they
were to have borne themselves 1t is also
alleged that the business of the road for the
year past-taking the month of September,
1857, as the basis of an estimate--ought to
have given gross income of 81, 100, 900,
and left net revenue of Si95, 900 to pay
the interest on the debts of the road. In
steaflof which, by Encouragement, the re-
venues have scarcely paid the running ex-
penses. The stockholders propose an arbi-
tration for the settlement of accounts with
the associates, and ask for a capitalization
of all the claims against the road on basis
that shall be equitable to the old stockhold-
ers. Interpretations are rejected by the
associates, and the only alternative seems
now to he tedious and expensive suit,
during which the interests of the road will
suffer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-01

~ Much stress 10 laid by the Lecomp-
ton organs upon the number OF votes cast
at the last election in Kansas; it proving,
they sag, that there Is sufficient population
in the Territory to entitle it 70 come into
the Union under the provisions of the Eng
lish BILL Much ignorance or much rascal
Jity is manifested in making these, assertions
and, in many cases-we SUBJECT a good
deal of both. The following is the clause
of the English, bill in reference to this mat
ter:
The people of said Territory are hereby
authorizes and empowered to form for them
solved Constitution and State government
by the name of the State Of Kansas, accord
ing to the Federal Constitution, and may
elect delegates for that purpose whenever,
and not before, it is ascertaincd, by census
duly and legally taken, that the popu-
lation of said Territory equals or exceeds
the ratio Of representation required for
member of the House of Representatives of
the Congress of the United States.
The manner in which n census is "da.y
and legally taken in Kansas, gives no fat
tering hope that she will be admitted, soon,
with free State Constitution. The Ad-
ministrationhas hitherto pursued q judicious
system of worrying" with the idea that
the people of Kansas would finally submit
to any Constitution rather than be 50 har-
raised. II the last vote taken proves that
Kansas has a sufficient population TO form a
Constitution, and if she presents one to the
next Congress, will the Lccompton delega-
tion--if elected-yote for her immediate ad-
mission; or will they, establish a new rig
marole by which she viii be kept out Of
the Union for several years to GOMEZ That
is the point, Is the clause Of the English
bill, above quoted, dead or is It still binding i?
These few little queries we should like to
see answered before We hear SO much about
Lecompton being ''dead issue.
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D6S~ The land mail 10 California will
start on the Il 9Th instant. The contractors
have already got their vehicles ready and
teams upon the route. The carriages are
light covered wagons that will carry eight
or ten passengers. This line will be a
PATHFINDER through the wilderness, and
dot its line, at intervals of thirty or forty
miles, with its stations for feed and rest,
around which will grow up the blacksmith
shop and the tavern, and finally a village
will cluster.
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BeE Much surprise was nlaniicsteu Dy
the Democrats of Ripley county how it hap
pened-in the Congressional Convention for
the Tenth District-that Dr. Bernard T..
Mullen-an Irishman-onc of the finest
speakers and most talented men i'm the
State, should receive the whole vote of Rush
county, while he only commanded the votes
of ten delegates from his own. \ late nuns
Der of the Decatur Republican thus throws
light on the subject: ...
awe propose to enlightcn them OH this
point. We are Uniformed on the best au-
thority" that Judge Holman went thr, u h
the protestant townships in Ripley coun-
ty, with copy of 50 Fox Book of Martyrs
under one arm and the Master Key to
Popery" under the other, and swore il
would never do to nominate &C thOlic y
for Congress.
Does Judge Holman dare deny that he
"pulled this string" i'm obtaining the vote Of
Ripley county? If he does, we have good
Democratic authority to prove it on him.
Now, Judge, just "pitch in.'
1t will be remembered that i'm 1852.
the Democratic party in this State had Sc
we're attack of Kossuth fever. The State
Sentinel was dclirious on the subject. Viii
liam J. Brown, was anxious to see " Amcri-
can bayonets cleaning amid the wild cata-
racts of the Danube" \ crusade was
preached against European d,.pots, and
things were going on finely for Democracy
and Hungary, until, all of sudden, it was
discovered that "our Catholic fellow citizens y
did not approve Of Mons. Kossuth, and de-
nounced any party that did. \ resolution
was introduced into the Democratic State
Convention, proferring great deal of sym.
pathy, &C., and was about to pass without
| question, when DR.. Mullen made an on.
slaught upon it, that fa,irly turned the con
vention upside down. 1t is needless to 81,
that the thing died still born, and DIR. Null.
len congratulated himself on preserving III,
party. Year after year since, he has beer
trying to get the nomination for some COCO
Office, but has as often been disappointed
His chance for Congress was considered
good, this year; but, to be discarded By tn
Democracy--a party that has such re
ligious horror of all religious tests, simpl!
because he is Roman Catholic, was TO,
bad. Democrats-like Republics-arc trul,
ungrateful Just think Of Holman running
around the county armed with "Fox's bool
of Martyrs" and "the Master Key to Pc
perry" denouncing Catholic. Why tn
man is certainly tinctured with Know
Nothingism! The only consolation We cal
offer to the Doctor is abide your time
"better luck next time" "ncver say die.
The party may yet come to its senses.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-01

The AXE CEASES Nor TO FALL.-Harry
Wilton has been appointed Pension Agent,
at Springfield, ILL.,, in place Of Isaac B. Cur
ran, Douglas man, removed. A letter writ
or states that persons are in Washington
City, from Northern Ohio, demanding that
certain synpathizers with Douglas in that
State, be beheaded. The hArmony" is in
tense.
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NT.H.N-STTLLR CO.N. N " RCT.1E
IL COLLEGE,
NO. ~ North First Street.

.. EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
The Sixth Annual Session Of the above Institu-
ton, will commence Monday, August 5oth, ls5s
4 course Of lessons in this School will embrace
Double Entry Book Keeping, in all its various
branches, Mercantile Calculations, Penmansbip, &c
The plan adopted in teaching Is entirely practical
text books being used, hence students can rely
obtaining sufficient practical knowledge Of the
science Of this all important branch Of education TO
enable him tn take charge Of a set Of books i'm any
establishment, however complicated. Students can
enter at any time. course Of lessons can be COM
pletet In from six TO ten weeks. Time, however,
not limited.
Weekly Lecturee on Commercial Law will lie de-
livered by competent legal gentlemen If the city
Daily Lectures ON Bookkeeping and business
generally.
TERas:-for full course, including Diploma,
3d.. Gentlemen can, however, enter for the Mer-
c.,i,tie course, which is S2O Ladies' d-p rtinent Sl5
For Catalogue, giving full particulars, address,
$3.50 JEREMIAH BENIN, Principal
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Esyr All the prelimenaries necessary for
a complete uniting of the opposition in Gin
cinnati, have been settled satisfactorily to
all parties. Nothing is now needed but the
nominating Of good ticket and a convcn-
ton has been called for that purpose. The
probability is that Timothy Day will be
one Of the Congressman from that city,
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BE- Mr.. Helm, Of Kentucky, has been
appointed Consul General al Havana. lie
has been promoted for good service, as Con-
sui at ST. Thomas.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

lie DxCATx0.N: = TME DE Dx(.A-
A1TIoN Of the Terre Haute Female College will
take place Thursday, September I'd, at o'clock,
y. n. On the occasion address will be delivered
by the Hon. II. W. Thompson Other distinguished
akcrs are expected to be present and participate
In the exercises. Appropriate music will be FUR
nirhed for the occasion. The friends OF education
In Attendance will have opportunity Of seeing the
superior accommodations provided for their darght-
ems. The Institution win open ON the sth Scptem-
Der next. ...- e-r-.t = JOHN COVERT.
Terre Haute, Aug. 9th, 1855. septl-td
EV:l.N.SEHLLE LLBR.ARF 1850
IL CIATt0N.-Ata meeting Ut Directors Of the
Association IL ordered that call Of three dol
lars per share, and the annual contribution Of one
dollar from each member for the current year COIN
nencing August 10, be collected, such call being
due from and after that date.
Payments To he made Ia VI. DAzLELL, Treasurer,
or j. y. CRisr, Librarian. by order. .s
WM. II. BINGHAM,
septl-1wd Recording Secretary.
EV:1.N,sTYLLE y cR.k W.FORDS..
IL WILLIE RAILR0AD.-On aud after WedDes-
day, September LIST, the prices IT tickets from Ey
ansvlle to points named below, will be- as follows,
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ea1- Ar. Pierri Soule has arrived in
Washington City. 1t is supposed his jour
ney North has something to do with the
opening Of the Nicaragua transit.
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JCrrIzESs' BANK or TEsyESsEE.-The Men,
phis Enquirer says that Notwithstanding the
guarantees and pledges Of 5. z. Walker, the
notes of the Citizens Bank will only bring
about forty cents on the dollar.
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" to return his thanks TO his old customers for
their kind patronage. and hopes by strict attention
10 business, and good work, 10 be able TO merit a
continuation Of their favors. Having removed his
store to the of second and Main streets, for
meriy occupied Silversmith Shop, he is now
prepared to furnish all who may favor him with a
CALL with all the articles in his line.
10 Repairing done with heatness and despatch
Second hand harness always on hand.
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y-OVR On AAv .s.N;D

~ Save your Apple-.-We are agents for the sale
of Pitt,-. Noffet's NcClurc's. and Emorys Tbresh-
and s.parator-- and the Bucheye, keystone and
CUPS ci.ier Mills. HoRSBkooh ".
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OATS,
SIITPSTCFF,

BEIN.
And all other articles needed To feed Horses or
Mules. All of which he will sell wholesale or re-
tail, at lowest market rates, giving just weight
and measure.
ROBERT s. RUSTON,
Water street, between Main and Locust, Evansville
anc.-lY
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u for many years chief Clerk i'm the house cf
JOHN HURLEY Co., begs 10 offer his services
Commission Merchant. TO the friends and patrons
Of that houe, now that il has retired from business
With this end in view have formed n partner
ship with Mr.. Il. w. Benton, senior Of the odd and
well known firm of y. W. Benton Co., under the
name and style Of BENTON &klNG, TO take place
from the LIST Of May, prox-
The subscriber relies for support upon the friends
Of the old house Of JOHN HURLEY Co., who
have had opportunities Of experiencing the prcDpt-
and ability with which he attended to tfses
business. Very respectfully, -
THOMAS KING,
Corner Of Lafayette and New Levee streets.
New Oileans, April y, ISIS. augs-y
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n.f.NrE.NG .4<.fDE.uI 1T .H.lR.
II BILE HALL.-Thc Second Session Of N
Professor Motifs Dancing Academy, will open n
on the first Saturday in September, at
o'clock. J.. NJ for Misses, Masters and young s-.Hs
Ladies' /; and on Mondays, at night, from=TL till
10, for young gentlemen.
The following fine dances will bc Taught. La
Iempete EcocaiZe. the new London Lancers. and the
Polka and Mazurka Quadrillcs. aug2i-Iw
EOR S.fLE.-S LARGE FR.f.UE
II Dwelling House and Two Lots. on Sixth street.
Enquire at the Real Estate and Intelligence Office,
Ne. I, North Third street G. G.. COLLINS
EyOR S.zLE. ~ IN - q y ~ ID
IL Farm of l55 acres IL miles from the City Of Ev-
ansvil-, at great bargain. Enquire ut the Real
Estate and Intelligence Office, No. I, North Third
street. aug2J G.. G. COLLINS.
EOR S.sLE.-.f VICE RESIDE.NTlE
IL on Main street Terms favorable. Enquire at
the Real Estate and Intelligence Office, No l. North
Third street. Iang25l c. G. COLLINS.
ULo.f.NTED, TO PUR(M.HSR ron
" Cash, small Dwelling House and Lot in the
City. Enquire at the Real Estate and Intelligence
Office, No. l, North Third street.
aug25 C. C. COLLINS.
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MARI RED.

In this city, on Tuesday, August 3lst by Rev. J.J.
Hight, Mr.. Jorx C. JAnEsos, and Bliss MAny A.
WAHnEs.
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nORRLL 4 CO.N.I.N'G TO.y' EST.E
~ just selected from the largest Eastern Houses,

~ just selected from the largest Eastern Houses,
large stock of
violins, Italian, German, and French.
Guitars Of various prices.
Accordecns and flutinas, choice quality.
Flutes, flageolets, Tambournes, Banjoes,
And all Musical instruments and Instruction Books
which they sell at Eastern prices. Also, complete
assortment of t-- r.-
Envelopes of all kinds.
Blank H,rks.
Letter Paper.
School Books. .t.-
Newest Novels, &c, &c.
Wholesale and retail and nj the lowest prices i'm the
city Call and the selection before going else
where. au,c27
GyU.NDRxES.--75 BOXES PRIME
~ Cheese,
2 ticrcrs dried beef,
bbls ginger wine,
10 y bbls do,
. bid blackberry brandy,
5dowinc,
bbls peach brandy,
r-cctyed bN 4 ID HEyMANN
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(tc,aL: t0;sE;! Cc.fA..,-..yUs!Ics

lSO.fL! (O.fL! CO.fL..!--ssJgS7xC
Il WILL AND SHALL BE DONE."I have
just erected Fairbanks Scale, for the purpose of
weighing my coal. shall sell my coal by weight,
aecording tn the law of the state I have a large
stock Of superior quality Of Pittsburg Coal. and in
wife all my friends to give me call and try it.
have been eighteen years in the business, and pro-
fees to bs judge. The price of coal is 20 per
bslcl. All orders left ut the Gas Companys 0fcr.
between First and Secoid, on Locust street, or at
Hornbrook's Store, ON Water street, at my Coal
Office, at the Lamasco Wharf, will be- ATTENDED to-
All coal must b. paid for when ordered, in br ahlr
currency. ANDREW HUTCHINSON.
auc2j-sim
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Through Tickets can be obtained at the Pavilion
Hotel, OF At the Depot, head VI Locust street.
j. T. MARTIN, Secretary.
Evansville. September LIST, ls.ss-lm
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< NGERCE1.e.TC NE
OH FAST FREIGHT LINE.
L ANEkiCAS ExPRExs coNPAKr PHoPRIEroes.
TO THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

VIA aLnANi ASO DSfIHW
The Merchants Despatch continues bringing Goods
from New York and Boston, af as low rates any
Despatch or Rail Road Express, aud In n good or
better time, hasug unequasd facilities for safe and
speedy transportation -.
No Despatch or Fast Freight Line has any con-
nection with No.
Arrangements made by early last Spring,
by which are enabled to forward not only the
lighter portion VI shippers fright, hut can car
ry both light and heavy with the same proinptncss
which has always characterized the .. Merchants
Despatch = Bringing our freigh's in own cars,
with passenger trains, and having own agents at
points IL transhipment. we have advantages i'm
point of speed and safr;y. which render IL impos-
sihlr for other companies to compete with US.
This DESPATCH j. owned and managed Ly the
American Express Company, which is sufficient
guarantees that all just claims will III settled wit houi
delay, las has been the for the past three years
and to the satisfaction u those nv whom they may
be presented. JUiiN q. WATSON,
sept I'm Agent. Terrr IIaute
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IKyO DOCTORS.-B R.ETHW.SETE,S
IL RETROSPECT FOR JULY. Just received at
aug2G DOBELL & CONJUNCTION
GsO.nETAI.N-G VIEW. : THE P.s-
~ TENT Self-sealing White Porcelain FRUIT
JAR, just received and for sale cheap at the Queens
ware Store Of J. W. HUGHES,
augl6 Is Main street
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AOEW' music, Just REt.EETED
OV 10y Express, at J. HEALN'S.
NU.f.NSVILLE IND HE.NDER.
IL son STAGE LINE.-The undersigned j. now
running a good four horse coach daily Sunday ex-
ccptesl) 10 and from Henderson and Evansville con-
Meeting at Henderson with the Henderson and Hop
knsvillc stage line. and at Evansville with the Ev-
ansyillc and Charlottesville Railroad. Leaves Hem
dcrson at q o'clock, ~ NJ. Leaves Evansville at ,
o'clock, T.. NJ. Time between City Hotel, Evans
Vile, and Hancock House, Henderson, two hours.
Fare, 81 y. Passengers called for in any part of
the city, If desired. SCOTT & HOPKINS.
Aug. q. ls,s-dlm Proprctors
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OWCEST CITY HALL, this Tuesday night, only,
August 3lst. Mons. IIALLER, the wonderful South
American, will give mere Of his Grand Draw
ing Room soire,- Magic, this evening. with a new
programme, introducing his astonishing Magic
Cannon Feat, aud the ncxha'sstiiie Bottle, and
Suspension. Also, many other Magic Wonders,
which have only ~ bc 10 h. appreciated
Doors open at o'clock, r. NJ. To- commence at
=. Fee small bills.
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UEIoHO 4 n 81 ~ n ND aET.slL
~ BOOK STATIONERY STORE. a
Just rceivcd and for sale by the SUBJ fZ&fy
scriber, a large and splendid assortment AS&8y
Of Books and Stationery, consisting i'm E4lEyS
part Of GOO Reams OF Cap, Letter and ~
Note Paper 900 Quires Of Blank Books, from Zoe.
to Sl.dO per quire; 100000 assorted Envelopes
Memorandum Books Of all kinds I; ALSO u large AZ
sortment of School Books Bibles Of all kinds all
kinds Of Miscellaneous Works; Gold Pens of all
kinds Steel Pens Of every brand; Gold and Silver
Pcnholdcrs and Pencils; Pocket Books and Port
monnais Of every description Musical Instruments
cf all kinds Sheet Music and Music Paper Draw
ing Paper and Pictures States and Pencils Ink
and Inkstands and many other articles too nu-
merous to mention. all Of which will be sold at the
very lowest price for cash j. HEALY,
Fosters Block, corner Of Main and First streets.
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lNOR.S- Cow. . > COR.N.!!.6OO
u Bushels juzt Deceived and for sale cheap ~
aug-U A. d. RElN6LD5 & Co.
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The Buckeye SssrfsE .n~ehins|

The lset single Thread Machine iB the market
general assortment Of Sewing Machine silk
Thread Needles, SC, &C., constantly ON hand.
Office No. 4, Marble Hall.
myl4-6m r. NJ. SELLMAN, Agent.
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APPARATUS AND LECTURES.

ffest WOOD ana FrOI- BNWVkfH, VII ueIi<ef
full courses of Lectures with the aid Of the Tele
scope and other apparatus, sufficient 10 illustrate
experimentally the principles Of the sciences pur
sued Books, and all other requisites for entering
the College, may be had at the College, or In the
city
All letters of inquiry ON business, should be
addressed to Rev. JoHS COVERT, or ID. Z. CovEKr,
Terre-Haute, Indiana
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The undersigned citizens Of Terre-Hsufe, have &C.
cepted the oi1a II Trustee OF the Terrc-HaHte fe-
male ColIez and may be referred To af any time By
such des,. further information concerning the