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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-15
dooi7sxo esq 81 City Collector.
HTT r. aCOELECTo ms : ~ >

~, By order of the Common Council of the City
OF Eyanssille, 1, GEORGE 'WoLFLIN, Collector of
said city, do hereby give notice that Twill SELL on
the 21st day of January, 1859, at the Court House
IN Evansville Ind, between the hours 10 o'clock
a NJ and o clock r NJ, at Public Auction, the
tate, or SO much thereof may be necessary to pay
the following amounts charged against such lots for
work done thereon by said city, together with the
costs of each sale -r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-15

IT
-Ab Law Notary Public, Real Estate and Collect
ang Agent, will attend 10 every sleiss Of convey
ments of Deeds, and Mortgages in fact, will bar
1orm faithfully all bnsiness OF Attorney entrllst
I'D 20 his caro-.
ass5- Once over Cqor.oo affee Princeton, Ind.
sept25-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-25
Tho Candidates for Governor.
From the Lincoln Journal.

Gov Harris and Col. Netherlsnd addressed large
number of the people of Lincoln in the court yard
at this place on the 18th inst Their speeches have
been so fully reported by the Nashville papers and
elsewhere that it is unnecessary for us TO roper
them. or to indulge in any high wrought eulOgy f
the effort of the one, or low TRADE Of detraetiOn
the other.
We may say, however, that Gov. Harris in his sd
dress here met every expectation of the Democracy,
his argumsawa regarded as state manlik', full ID
conclusive, ami taey are confident of e triumphant
result The opposition profess TO be pleased with
Col Netherand and we suppose they are, they are
always eased with their hampton and always con-
i4nt sf success before elections but are generally
able I } give abundant reas5ns sfterWard Tor their
splendid defeats-snd,we presume it will be SO again.
GOV Harris and Col Netberl and are conducting
the canvass eourieousy aud Persr naly very pleas
a tly, y maintaining the positions with n earn
e,tness that is lliDg Gu. arIe suHbsrs o. the
people 10 hear them as any # tneir predecessors
They are making ore of the hardest and most lsbo-
rous csnvasseseve made in the State, aud such an
one as We hope may never be imposed upon candi-
dates for Governor sg iin.
With sueh list of appointments were made
for the present candidates, man who hts not an
iron constitution enter a canvass without en-
dangeriug,his eat|, if not life end that
slider qulIe too muuh 10 be imposed upon our , W
lie men, and the syitem should be abolished
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-25
Iohn G. SAKE, Esq.

We believe we have heretofore announced the
nomination Of this gentleman as the Democratic
candidate for Governor of Vermont. Hopeless as
his election may seem in that abCtion-ridden State,
his nomination is compliment to tie Man and the
Democrat, by those who know him best, which We
record with pleasure, in which the multitude of
Mr. SAxE's friends in this section will participants.
The State Convention which nominated Mr.. SAKE
reafirmed in their resolutions the doctrines Of the
Kansas Nebraska Act, and their application to the
organization of the Territories Of the United States,
snd adopted the following additional resolutions:
Resolved That the Administration of James Buch
anan is entitled TO the confidence aud approval Of
the Democracy of Vermont. 1t has firmly maintain
ed our honor abroad, and fearlessly sustained the
Constitutional rights of every part Of the common
country.
Resolved That We regard the acquisition Of the
Island Of Cuba by our Government important to
the commercial prosperity and political security of
Union and that We hope and trust that the present
complication of European politics, will enable the
President to acquire it without sacrifice Of Nation
al honor.
RESOLVED, That it ever has been and is new, the
policy Of the Democratic Party, to encourage emf
grafton this country from foreign countries, and
to favor the policy and laws providing for the ma
turslizsion of foreigners; and that we indg
nantly repudiate that false philanthropy which at
tempts TO elevate the negro TO the rights and res
possibilities Of an American Citizen, and disfran
chses white men, because they happen TO bs born In
q foreign land.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-25

CARE WE SENsIBE PEOPLE !"-This question
the Cincinnati Commercial argues withitself through
g column, and comes to the conclusion that whether
va are q sensible people not, we are great peo-
pie for running after humbug of all
doctrinal, patented impossbities, gid mines, and
every species OF adventure which promises to yied
large fortune for very little work. Yet it rather
thinks we are net quite nation of FOOLS and hum
bly, suggests that li;tls less canvass and little
more ballas, would 60 far to make Us q more ss=-.-
bic people.
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Spe skIng OF the Candidates for GOVernO-
in McMinnVTIIe,


From the Nc Minnville New Era.
The day WAS 6ns aud the croEd was large. Col.
Netherland opened tae discussion, and for one hour
and half attempted to persuade his audience that
it would be a marvelously proper thing for the en-
lightened citizens of Tennessee TO make him their
Chief Magistrate. We shall not undertake TO give
even a synopsis of his remarks. Suffice it TO say
that opposition to tie Democratic party the bur
den of his song When he came to anchor great
anx ely was manifested to see aud hear his competi-
tor-who had never before visited the county Of
Warren
Gov. Harris arose, and we are very sure we ex-
press the opinion of all present when say, that
an ADLER speech was never made in the town of Nc
Minnville II was made Of clear aud logical GU
ments-such IS carry conviction 10 every uupreju-
diced mind. He not only met every charge made
By his competitor triumphant'y, hat came back up
on him and his Know Nothing al IS, with skinuipg,
carving crushing force High as we're cur expec-
tations they we're more than realized His dissse-
ton of the great Opposition army was perfectly ir
resistibe. He rsked that ringed, streaked and
specked concern from the centre to the circumference
Indeed be made every point that he discussed as
clear as the rays of tle suu The effect was visible
on every coGntensnce When he took his set We
we're curious to hear what could be said on on the
other side.
C, Netherland got up and literally staggered
through his thirty minutes. In trying to reach
point-cOmfort, he into point-nc- point. He was
SO completely driven to the wall, that in his das-
psration he ventured to repeat the oft reiuted
charge concerning increase Of the soldiers pay
in the Mexican war. We could not but feel morti-
fed that so clever man Col. Netherland said he
was, shouli heap upon his own head what was GER
tain to follow.
Gov. Harris rejOinder was so whitening, yet so
courteous aud gentlemsnly, that it evoked harry
response from every Democrat, and made our OpPo-
stion friends feel that not loop was left to haag
a hope upon.
In conclusion, we will say that If last Saturdays
work is fair specimen Of what has and viii take
place in other parts Of the State, Gov. Harriss ms
jOrity will be so large that Col Nelherland vii
blush to look it in the face.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-25

The Nashville UNION says that the only differ
ence between the new law and the old one is, that
the new law " exempts gun in the hands of a boy
eighteen years Of age."-Aemphis Enquirer
The Nashville UNION quoted Mr.. BULLOCK, the
Opposition member from Madison, as having made
the above statement. A homemade carpet and ten
cart loads of wood, If overlooked at ALL were over
looked by Mr.. BULLOCK, for we made no state
ment about the matter, except the one contained in
his speech. In another article, in this paper, the
pint originally made By the Enquirer is settled.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-25

The Memphis Enquirer devOtes two columns and a
half TO answering speech which one Of its editors
delivered in 1852. The editor in question will
tinue, we think, to find it the hardest part Of his
present duties to answer his old speeches. So far
as our of the speech in question was concerned,
the editor gives answer to it. We used it to
tain Gov. HARRIS in q statement that the peace ad-
miuistration of Mr.. FILLMORE cost more than the
war administration of Mr. POLK. We used it for no
other purpose. To that point, it was conclusive if
the statements it contained we're true.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-25

RE-IETsRMEET OF THOSE WHO FELL IN PsRRY's
Victory on LAKE ERIE.-Tbe Masonic fraternity
of Erie, Pa, proposes to perform this ceremony on
the Fourth of July, will be seen by the following
extract fem letter dated Erie, Pa June Z, 1853:
1--WE are 10 bavea grand Masonic parade and fss
tival on the next anniversary Of nations birth
day The great object Of the military demonstration
to be held here on the Fourth Of July IS TO RENTER
the remains of those who sOriOusy fell in battle in
Commodore PERRY's feet. in the war of1sl2 Thei.
remains have recently en- exhumed by the exca
vltions nov making on the sunbury add Erie Rail
road, ct the bank Of the lake overlooking our har
Dor"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-25

This tax, said Mr.. GArtAriS, gave currency
to bank paper not entitled to coafdence, and had
tendency to increase the smOunt Of paper money
uaduly, and also punished banks EsEl administered
fSI the misconduct Of these banks not well adninis-
tered. The banks weat into operation under the
Law, and most Of the special charters now N exist
enOe in New York ars still under its operation sub
lee. to modification or repeal
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-25

SEVENTH prsTOIcr.-we are informed that G. H.
GIBBS, Of clifton, is a candidate for Congress
against the Hon. JOIN V. WRIGHT The only effect
of this viii be t'enaSle Mr.. WRIGHT to have q mo
yority; what he could not have had without an
cppcnent.
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Pho NOGR HK
AND
PENMANsHIP.
NIB. DO BEAR


III AS accomplished h s6ect showing he citizens
OF Nashville that Photography easily Learned.
suiali ehilden. His pupils allie follow modera8
speaker and rapidly Increasing the speed Of their writing.
The difficulty OF cc0mPhug this has doatly
dsc0uragng inaaence brought upon pupils
shape Of misrepresentation rdcale Gc &C, quzrts1
which better things he expected Craz payers cii
who have children 70 educate, would do veil loo nto
the OF this chaPterl sonmuniiy
been deceived in the and a3snnt
ges Phnnoypy and Photography Citizens Who -
leisure investigate the subject they greatly
lessen the labor and several years time in The sdua
Of every child and that they awaken Intellectual fsus %
extent attained b. other ard WITH deghs . ne
pup-tha they have hen exrine, tested practically BY ann-
dseds Of the most able school committees teachers suPene-
dents and eueatonits IN this country and England, and -
porte upon in The highest terms q approval Fhs Il h. s
bled them to the DuScfFYsG elect Of mode which runs tie
minds Of many children. and diust8 them win e1rnns
Such OF this mode Of teaCng, developing a
minds Of children, that they often regarded prods -
Intellect Wherasiti result Of teaching simple truths Instead
OF absurd
Mr. heretofore charged merely orhs regular n
PhonozTaphy making charge for attending 70 us
pupils reading aud writing after Tie principles q s
art we're learned recevs pupils thu
terms after which he sT tae rgi
csurseoy lessons heretofore menthly
csargs viii be attending practice Of ths pupil
the cOurseis completed
Lsssons are requested 20 % 90 tcftt0uf dei1V.
II T7ltoom the store Of J. 4. Aedr-
Trefa 49,
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NEW BOOKS.
The LAZY Of ths Isle, romance from raj life. ~ Mrs souh
worth, author % " Retributiou." India" ETC.
Pictures Of Country Life. ty Alice Car.
Lady's Manual Of Fancy Needle W0sk.
Ere or LiilehY Little, talcof kosyn School
The Losing and Taxing Of MaETaui-
Empire Of Austria. hy John 3. @. Abbott
Diary Lady Morgan.
Securing Of he Waite IIorse-iilustraied-
The Methodist Preacher, volumes
Buckands Curiosiiies Of Nafurai History.
Etheis Lou Lie. novel BY Margaret sweat
Father and Daughter BY Miss Bremen
sybu 6rsy-rriuHphs Of Vrtu-.
LAZY Of AIbarous, ~ Lippar1-
Rob Roy. for . cents
Guy dsnnsrug, 25 cents.
For salsby JOHN YORK 4
at9
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sI,OOO,OOO FOR INDEMNITY.
You can get Insured with
III. X. AP. p. PECK,

Nashville, who represent several arst class Companies
Stores DWELLINGS, Shops Stables and contents insured fail
rates, aud losses promptly adjusted at this agency.
iune29-df
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ICEI ICEI

WOULD respectfully INFORM the citizens Of Esbvis and
surrounding eOgntrS Tat at No Rroadsay the place
hny pure Northern Ise AID no Lsbpg Call Ard Judge mr.
selves. NJ. GL.lASAA,
u-ay26d2m
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CORPORATION AND RAILRoAD TAXES.

THyAxPAYRRs in the city Of Nashville OF those owning pro
ferty in sad CITY, hsTeY nctaei that hs tax B0oks
are roz ready ard hey will piease At The sce # tn
rsued upper Of the Market House and settle -e Ger
porat.on Taxes 1T July, well txes dur The Nash
tsrest and costs. A. MELLON,
4une2l-im S0ils-sor.
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EFHHE second session Of tha Male School in cha.l Fail ~
der the guidAnes q J. COOPER vim com ospes en- ia
5lh Of July, 1850. - @-@7 = 80
An he ordinary Eag4h blarcAss, the higher aathem,es
an the Latin and Greek Languages VIII be taught.
Rtee Of Tniten for 81 asa uonIs A. a. alo "a
SIC % and siapo. s.fss' 9''-ee,
BoaEa and al Lodging sl.ssiO ss.7S per week.
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Drake,s Creek nIin

EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
n ed and for sale b.
junel2 BURGE 4 ALLEN,
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BOOKS FOR SUMMER READINC.

Harp ofa Thousand Strings, Warwick Woodlands,
PArtington's Carpet Bag Of Aunt Pattys scrap Beg.
IN. Tsnkss Notions
Sticks Sayings and Doings, Comic MoaehIv'
on susss' AtTeniares and Ma Jones CourtshiP,
raFelst Drama in fokervilte,
mp Doctors AdFerturea in Charcoal Sketches
be Southwest, simon Sur-s
sh Times in Alabama and Charms q Paris.
lssissippi, dsfortuues Of Peter Fahsr,
ventures Of Sam Slick IN MAJ Jones Travels.
sxas. The Yankee AID the Nerruaizk
or thorPez Scenes h Ar Stresss % 5qgatter Life,
ansas, Quarter Race IL KenlEcky,
Bears Adventures and TraT- Tbs Rival Bellies,
ss HalIbursou's Yankee Ste Tines o Col Vana.rsszs.
es- lTansee Letters,
Diary Of a. Old Doctor. Big BeaT % Arkansas,
" II. 5 short Patent sermons Ny Shoot.nr Box
3 Jericha's Comic Lectures. The Quadroon Hounds
tora Liz and Adventures Of Adventures Of Capt Farragos
iaFy STocketi- stray sub ects arrested.
torai Life and Adventures picEin-s ffo the Picyuos
Jack Sheppard Peter Plo,idy.
ventures Of Perva Nay Sol Smi.h's Theatrical Appren
cry, ticeshin
ventures Of Col yaaderbon, Sol si Thsssisal Joury
ronicles q PinsTde, work,
!. Stalkers, Louisiana swamp Boetor
]. Organs Adventures New ORLEANS sketzh Book,
dow Rugby Husband. Buiget o. Fun
~ Peabiosssus Wedding, Comic Boquelfs, &C. &C. &s-
'or sale ~ HAGAN 4 JOHNSON.
une T. Market street
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daughter OF PHILIP Of Spain, wife OF ALBERT
Spanish stakeholder Of the Netherlands, rashy
change her until 0send taken. The Of
began in 1902 and ended in 1906 and the tint
coIor-sroWnsh yellow with shade OF brownish red
named frou the hue acquired by the garment Of the
Sp nsh Princess As many Of readers DO
peced be learned coors have thought best to
plain the allusen of Sir. Brick.
RDrToRs UNION AMERICAN.
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70 3 - 80
THERE IS A REGULAR LINE OP
US. MAIL Goa n IS
Running the Terminus o. the above Springfield,
Tennessss, via:
KEYsBURG, TRENTON; HOPKINsYTLLE, PRINcETCN and
EDDTYILLE, TO sNIrHLAND, Kentucky; there cor
meeting with the
Louisville, Ste Louis and New Orleans
Packets.
This line is Of the best roads the State, the
and route from Nashvls tbe Ohio
River, trip being msie in is Hours ftGRBy any
other Route. Thirty Miles OF L icing by Railroad.
Through Tickets from NASHVILLE smhland be hal
J. w. FERoUsOs, Agent, Commercial Hotel Nashville,
Conductor o. the Train, Tor Ten Dollars.
The COacheson this route will leave SpriHg ID Immediately
arrival OF the Train from Nashville every Monday
day and Friday until the ist day 81 july which hy
will leave daily.
FOR BUNA VISTA SPRINGS.
-Four Horse Coach will leave Springfield daily for Russell
vile and Busna Vista Springs, KY Immediately hs arrival
Of the Cars T. s. HOCKERSMITH.
juBe2I-eim+ Proprietor.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
CARTER, gzELE sFOEzD & co.,
(sneeessors to carsgr Mckay < Co.. and P Lanisrl
On Tuesday, June 2sth, 1853,
VNTE viii offer Tor cash in front our Warehouse Nc Ma.
ket seet large assortment OF Fresh and Csojc GO
leres, comprising IN partthe following astcies,Tsz
100 hhds La Sugar, 100 boxes Tol.aeco vaess s,na.
luO bags kio Coffee, 900 cases Cove Oysters,
" bags Laguyra Coffee, go boxes IS Bar Soap,
50 bills New 8Iolassss 200 boxes Palm soap
~ 5f-ools Molasses, 100 boxes Foxes Starch.
30 hbls Crushed and Powdered ZOE boxes Woods Stah
sugar. $40 dozen Broom-s,
~ obls Cincinnati WHISKY, so boxes Star Candles
= bhls NeWsom 10 100 boxes Tall0w do.
~ Old Robertson County do 50 Z & y bbs Cranbeirse
% old Rye and Bourbon do 500 dozea Painted 49,
> pipes Brandy, le0 boxes W 4 Z 2 cheese.
. bblsNater and Butter Crack . bags Pepper,
ers, 800 rams Wrapping Payer,
100 kegs Nails, Assorted, 90 cases sardines,
100000 assorted Cigars
With many other aIiicles tedious to renton
CARTER, WILSFORD q co.
June I'D No. Market street.
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Cayce's scIph0r sDPines.

ladies' French Drass Trunks, large size
l1neZ9 JOHN RAMAGE
Cages Sulphur Springs.
gENHE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the
pubic generally that the watering place will be open
Tor the reception Of visitors on the LIST Of June
He has large dancing pin alley, &c for the amuse
ment Of his vsar These Springs have quail
ties as any in the State All who afflicted with dyspepsia,
bowel diseases heaeahe &e would give sse waters
a trial
They situated IN pleasant locality miles south
Fankn and miI-s vast Of Thonpson Station say
any who may lin With N ne pains will be
sparned to make Il q pleasant one.
TER MS.
1oara PEI "
= day. ] -
Single Meal 50
Chdrsna and Servants half price.
Keeping horse per week 90
All extra trouble extra charge
Tt hacks Will ThOmrsons Tuesdays Thursays
and Saturdays, and on other days If necessary.
igae25-dIWktN3w WIN. CAYcB.
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Wheat Fans! wheat Fans Il

EATB are In recepsof a lot Of superior wheat Fnnss
ns5ss CARTER. wrLsyoRD = co
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FINE SOLE LEATHER TRUNKs.

Intending to travel win aaa good assortment Of III
u Best English Sole Leather Trunks
snper, Sole Leather Yaises. double Top
With Carpet. Leather AID Enzneied ssrnhes
At 42college Street at prices
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Tho Rat ExterminatOr.


WILL sell on Saturday next the ssh ysuns
likely NEGROEs, credit Of six moths, 81 he Court
House. y J. LILIES,
iunes2-d - cellar Sweet
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MAGAZINES FOR TUT-

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oodey's Lady's BOOB. esEaraenci1g New Volume,
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Subscriptions resolved and single hunters soidb
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skep pleasure in announcing DENTAL PROFESSION
that have completed that n FTE WORK
for other Dentists at such prices will enable them to make
handsome profit my work. will also furnish materials Of
the best quality those who put up their
june25-im f. A. HERMAN, ID. D. s.
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PICTURE REWARD CARDS, &e., &c.
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dred Original Drawing
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TO THE PUBLIC.

DARTIEs visiting BEERsHEBA SPRINGS y
4 the present season will nod az Mo1nnvills 80.
and Tracy City ample accommodation Or their iassa H
promPt eonyeyalce to the spring. have ssY- - !
Troy AND CONCORD COACHES,
With other vehicles, that run reularyin counecon t
he leaving Hclnnyii.e Tracy city Immediately
tir z;riTa 80 thatvs0s will va. delay a. ots
points General Stage Ofice Warren House, Mcana
Vile snd Giham's Tracy City.
have alsoa
LIVERY STABLE
It BeerHhc5a Springs amply supplied r sillls Horses agf
3agesi koekaEays and Carriages, s The aecnnoias'n =
-rsitsrs.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-25
NO. So BROAD STREET,

RE manufacturing six horse power portable steam Engines,
n suitable for printing Offices, plantation uei and where
small engines required. Price goo,
Stationary Engines thirty horse power,
prices as FIRST class engine furnished We
prepared fill Engines and Mill Machinery Of The
fastest improved patterns short notice Casting made from
stock Of patterns Mills and circular, sash and Muy
Saw Mills, unriyaed strength durability and economy
Of power.