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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-08

READ We publish to-day very able
reply, written by Hon. Richard w. Thomp-
son, to the dictatorial, impudent and uncall~
d-for resolutions of a few Kentucky black
leg politicians to the Bell men of Indiana,
advising them to transfer themselves, body
and soul, to the Locofocos. The corrupt
politicians of Louisville and Frankfort who
gave this advice have bet large sums of
money on Douglas, and intend to make the
Bell men of this State stultify themselves
SO they may win their bets. Mr.. Thompson
answers these outside meddlers according TO
their folly. His words will be needed and
his advice followed by all Bell men who
are not already Locofocos at heart-sold
and transferred by a few office-seeking lead
ers We say to the Bell men not transferred
to Locofocoism-whosea advice will you fol-
low-that of Richard W. Thompson, your
disinterested, honorable, and powerful lead
er, or that of few Interested politicians who
are already Locofocos to all intents and
purposes, and seek TO make you so ? Read
and weigh carefully, Mr.. Thompson's letter,
and act according TO your best Judgment,
not on the order of interested men.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-08

MARE STOLBE-TwENTY-FIvE DOLLARS
REwARD.-A small, chunky, roam Mare, be-
tween Il and Is hands high, dark name
and tail, with scar on her left fetlock, was
stolen from my stable, in Centre Township.
about miles from Evansville, on the Pc
tersburgh road, on Thursday night Oct.
4th. will give $25 reward for the mare,
and $50 for the mare and thief. -F ..
JNO. WHITEHEAD, JR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-08

B9~ Gen. 10. Lane gave Gavitt an awful
hard lick Saturday night He said that
Breckenridge and Lane would have had In
diana as unit afChaIleston and Baltimore,
only for the treason to the Democratic party
in the State. Now, as Gavitt was one of
the head fellows who perpetrated this treas
on, why is he not a traitor according to
Gen. Lanes definition. He certainly is.
The Generals charge was one that made
Gavitts friends writhe with mental pain.
Gavitt was very officious in the anti-Breck-
inridge and Lane movement, and is now
about to receive his retributon at the hands
of the friends of these two gentlemen.
They will remember him.
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Wooden and Willow Ware

so nests German market baskets, in. nest; 10
nests ass. clothes baskets; dOz. covered mar
ket baskets dOz. iron bound half bushels; doz-
plain half bushels; doZ bbl. and half bbl covers;
doz. sizes cedar wash tubs; dOZ. ass. sizes
painted tubs; dog. extra heavy oak stable buckets
doz. ass. and hooped cedar buckets; Is nests
best bingham covered flour buckets, sizes; Il
covered sugar boxes with handles; 10 doz. po
tatS mashers; doz. beef mauls; 10 doz. rolling
pins; 10 doz. butter ladies; doZ. wooden spoons;
doz. butter prints; doz. English butter mOulds;
10 box No clothes pins; 20 gross spring clothes
pins doZ. ass, sizes wooden bowls; dOZ butter
spades; doz. lemon squeeZers; 100 ) dOz. boxeR
Carter's extra patent whitfield clothes pins; l {
knife trays; l doz. knife baskets, &c, &c, &c,
just opened and for sale at half price by
sept. 27. COOK & LANGLEY.
<FfHKAGyRR.N-'S C.4PS-Ef VoH sOa1EN
q something nice in the way of Children's Caps,
call at READ & BURROWS,
sep. 27 go. Is Main st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-08

ReA.Those fine, heavy beaver business
and over coats to be found at Lyons's are the
most comfortable and durable garments for
Winter wear, that have been introduced
this season. Lyons has a splendid stock of
clothing, and it will be found far cheaper
in the end than slop- work He is SELL
ing goods this fall at very light profit
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-08

SBS An Oyster Soup Lunch, served up in
Charley's inimitable style, will be given at
THEoDoRR's at ten o'clock this morning
Lovers of the savory bivalves will find them
'just right"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-08

B&E~ There was tremendous Republican
demonstration at Terre Haute on the 4th.
Some $1,000 people were there to see.-
Wide Awakes were present from numerous
towns in the vicinity. The procession was
a grand affair. A grand torch-light pro-
cession came off in the evening. There
was fine display of fireworks. Speeches
were made by Messrs. Leonard SWEET of
Ills, Francis w. Kellogg, NJ. C. from Mich
igan, Nelson, Coffin, Baird, Fletcher, and
Moffatt of Ind, and Shy and Sphinx of Ills.
1t was glorious awakening of the people
of the Upper Wabash, as the Vineennes
demonstration was of those of the Lower
Wabash. z
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

ES5~ BRoNEER Bros, No. First street,
are closing out their entire stock of Mil!in-
ary goods at first cost Ladies will find it
a great opportunity to get their bonnets,
&c. Oct. l-lwd .
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WITHDRAwAL.-Mr. A. Simpson, whose
name was announced as a candidate for
County Commissioner in the Third District,
has Withdrawn. He handed in his written
withdrawal for publication in Saturdays
Journal but it was accidentally overlooked
and we take the earliest opportunity of
mentioning the matter, SO no votes may
be cast for him when he is not candidate.
The only candidates in that District now are
John Hogue, the Gayitt nominee, and JOHN
BUMB, brought out at the solicitation of
many taxpayers as an independent candid
ate, relying on the people at large for cleo
ton, and not on the support of a small
clique of treasury~eaters.
Mr.. Bumb is an honest and capable man,
and will make good Commissioner, not of
a party, but for the people of the whole
county. Therefore, we hope he may be
elected He is voted for by the voters of
the entire county, it will be recolIected.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-08

D3~ In referring to the address of Mr.
James G. Bryant, to the Bell and Everett
men, on Saturday morning, we stated that
we copied the address from the Cincinnati
Commercial We should have stated the In
dianapolis Journal
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The Mayors Proclamation

By an advertisement in another column,
it will be seen that the Mayor in pursuance
of an order Of the City Council and at the
request of many citizens, has issued pro-
clamation, calling upon the keepers of sa-
looms and drinking houses to close their
places of business on tomorrow, Election
Day. We earnestly trust that the proclaim
alton will be quietly and unanimously
obeyed. The election will be spirited and
warm one, and there will be enough of
spirit in the contest for the peace and res
pectability of the community, without adj
ding the spirit Of alcohol We believe
there is general disposition on the part of
the proprietors of drinking houses to obey
the proclamation as good citizens
Lest there should be few unwilling
ones, we would suggest that not only the
Mayors proclamation, but the License Law
Of the State, requires that no spirituous,
yinous, or malt liquors shall be sold OF gig-
en- array on election day, and they who do
violate the law, sell without license, ana
are linble to fine of not less than five nor
more than one hundred dollars, for every
time they sell, to which fine may be added
Imprisonment not exceeding thirty days.
We are informed that the Mayor will ap-
point Special Police force for the day of
Election, and one part of their business is TO
see that in this respect the Mayors pro-
clamation is strictly obeyed. But we are
confident that they will not be required to
put the law in force, as there is a general
disposition on the part of the saloons aud
drinking houses to close on that day.
This is as it should be. Let all good citi-
zens obey the laws, and contribute their ef-
forts to keep the peace tomorrow.
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Remember !

The big demonstration tonight. Good
speaking and plenty of fun may be antici-
pated. Turn out all See regular notice.
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Remembers!

The big demonstration tonight Good
speaking and plenty Of fun may be antici-H
pated Turn out, all ! See regular notice
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-08

RaF~ The time of the Presidential election
is Tuesday, November 9th. The notice at
the head Of our paper, I'd page, has been
wrong and will be corrected.
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VOLUME XIII.
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

OAuy fSPei rSi.;;.ii ;Ii,;;,.'iI' -......... 8 90
O. A. ,,IHS - fa,at IL 20 Carri.,. ...... 10
~ ~, w IIS%LI 80 49, ~ 80 - ,....... A %
~ ~ ~, y eFIy S : ......,. = 90
T-.-.- -
50 Clubs of l6 or moTe......'--...-'::' W W
HaA The privilege of yearly adSertlsers Is .tillteu
TO their Immediate business IN theis ""E Hll,
snd ali advertisements for the benefit Of other
persons as well as legal advertisements ana alfeL
dsements Of auction sales. and WIN
the name of other persons, sent III Oy t"o4h Hi''
be paid for at the usual rates e -
Yss No report, resoIs IS or proeesaings q any
o1rbOFtion society assoeiutiou or Pnblic hleetins
and no comnunjcaticu designed TO caH attention to
an matter of limited of individual interest can %
inserted unlesss paid for an advertisement.
40 Contracts for yearly advertising will not pe
fscffinued unless au order that effect is lett at
the Office and when discontinued In less th'til
year the price of the whole year will be cnafgeu
40 Legal advertisements hereafter, VIII 'te pun
igesl at the expense OF the attorneys ordering Hu
not delayable for legal proceedings, bui 'oile'aoo
. our usual time. .,.,
r4e Our terms for Job Work and transient adFer-
tiBenients CASH.
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Remember!

The big demonstration tonight. Good
speaking and plenty of fun may be antici-
pated. Turn out, all See regular notice.
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NUMBER GO.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TEVO RR.N'T.-.z MOUSSE COyH'FAKsN~.
II ing Seven Rooms and Kitchen, on Oak street.
Apply to J. w. HUGHES,
nct \ No Main st
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ReAB Rembrandt Peale, the eminent paint
er died at Philadelphia on the 4th, aged 80
year. He was cotemporary of Washing
ton.
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Beg WHY DOES OAK HALL SELL.
MORE CLOTHING THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE IN EVANSVILLE
Answer.-Recause they sell twenty per
cent cheaper than any other House in the
city a-~. Oct. lst-tf
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RBGTECE IS HEREBY" Rkp~EsF
O. that the undersigned has been appointed
Executor of the last Win OF William G. Greer de-
ceased, late of Vanderburgh County, Indiana.
Said state is'suPposed to be solvent. rs o.
oct3-3wd VIM. X. BoICoURT, Executor.
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NTERESTlNG TO LADIES.

80 fSFRhsAAW AOAAHL mate .>HOES
1SA w., are considered the best in the
~, market, We have therefore, de-
sfssis' i,asassssas termincd to make a trial with
LaHleS' shoes. Also to-day We received as A
ample Oh par ladies Morscco 8ootec5 made
IN Baltimore TO our own order. lhey arc nor
only strong and substantial but ALSO very neat
and lit we'll,
u Now ladieI, it you wi5n to encourage
Baltimore manufacture cNll aud buy your Shoes
al ULI,MAN'S,
ia IL Opposite the Day Book Office,
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L 4CT&.'G- e ;,

4NHo@'s Nocau. NoHgoAN-E r. = Fe'Wt
so,., frertd1lg
Ned, sIa e d j. \. iazewrtl "a" pays III
lo taa asa runaway committed 70 jaiI'
Ned slave OF Capt. j. Il saunders dr1nk
81 iatous; ordered ten stripes.
: Aa Henry Fuller, coioret5 genso1aH got
"a s'ora Jaice last night, which resulted
Ills running over this morning by reotie
x live c5hs.
uH+aarv4 AssnMBnAor. lin. slave Of
,HD Gary, DC Hampton; Dick, slave of Col.
.&a; #ilt,alu, slave OF r. D. Bagnal; and
aulel White, free negro, were arrested last
.ht st H. house of Sarah Randolph, GA
STEPS hanc charged with au unlawful as
u,6I5, aud behaving in a very unbecoming
}uaef. Tae whole party We're carried 10
H Calt5oo.e, ANA this morning upon hriag
aauiaea by the Mayor, Were dismissed rs
lloys. lin to receive thuty nine !ashes;
i L, fifteen stlipes, and pay 50; William
.tcen stripes, and pay 50; ana Daniel, fifteen
-,os and pay So.
>;ata, . slave Of Mrs. Hozier, tor throwing
fichs in the street, was ordered to receive
We cabs.
Commonwealth Us. Stephen Fair, charged
itl4 an assault upon William 4bompson.-
alapaint Withdrawn, and the costs paid by
an
4 very interesting case about two ladies
+. the city, was examined this morning be
5a ths Mayor, but too late for our issue Of
day,
Mayoe'a Uooar. PoRrsMoUrH--G. W. frice
residing.
Djsordetfy. Josiah Butt, arrested for dis
..ipfly conduct and threatening officer.
..orad over ia the sum Of 500 for his good
-t4v;or for Il months.
bronh Joseph Cummings, seaman from
ne Pennsylvania, was found in liquor, necu-
ii,q rather q cold berth in the gutter, and
rs 1indly taken in charge by the public Gus
!, tjans at tbe peace. Dismissed after paying
I 81 costs.
ii,.,a.h and Disofderiy.- Charles Mock,
j. r.ouaga Of feUtonic origin, wlo reported
..;ns4lf as Il laemer ia the employ OF Mr.. j.
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JORDAN u BRO, Cheap SAMMY 7;Io1erI

JORDAN ~ BRO, Cheap Family Grocery
u 73Church street.
We keep constantly on hand CruShed Put
VeIned, Z, yellow and. Brown Sugars, Flour by
the bag or barrel, Baltimore ana SmithGeld
Hams, shoulders and Mldlings, Butter, Lard
Cheese, Brooms, Buckets, Find, Molasses, and
all other articles to be found in well kept
Grocery. Give US call, as we believe we can
give general satisfaction at,
forget at JORDAN l. BRO,
ia "a 70 Church street.
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iGncnura gelnant.

Ladies' and Gentlemen buying Shoes
il =, aud Roots of US this week, Will have the
n sssN satisfaction of getting real Bargains, as
we are determined TO push on. sale9
sell goods regardless OF cost
lie n ULLhTANN.
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Auction Sales.
JAS. L. BELOTE, Auctiuneer.

BY FERGUSON &c BELOTk.
100000 SEGAEs
4 II A u CTI ION,
IN BOND AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE, NOR
FOLK.
w n will sell on February 9Th, at u o'clock
w at the Custom House,
ioo,oH0 spleudia SEGARS. in ported by Hen.
fy Fitzgerald, direct rom Havana, consisting
oi quarter and tenth boxes, and in bbls loose,
ALSO,
several boxes Pine Apple Jelly
The attention II the trade is nspec tally H.
reciga r. tGl5 sale.
FERGUSON y BELOTF
p f'#.3H' .AuolnDerrs
li K 4 .spv tlsl
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COWS FOR SALE.
'E1IiiG TN - s1ISSTGE ED offers for So lc

L EEt.rY SATURDAY ,;s..z.,,,.
on Market Square at O'Clock, iSsSase 5s
sever4j vplushle fresh MII.CIi NSa
COWS and their CALVES. As --sz.sAAzrss&sss--
being expe' fenced person in the selection
oi -oou Cattle, he informs the public at large
that ne wii always have on hand a quantity
the same description.
DANIEL AiALONy. South Church ST,
ia 8 .Ii Norfolk Va
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w III. BIZ SOLD,
J Public auction to the highest bidder, On
Tuesday, The 3Ist day Of January. al u o.
clock. on the premises,
The lot Of land with the improvement there
OH, described in said deed as F5ituate on the east
side Of ChuFch street in the city of Norfolk,
hounded OF the North By land OF George Bran
bic, on the south by land Of VIM T Harrison,
on the east by land OF Wakes heirs. ana on
the West by Church street.
This lot is No IS n Church street, and has On
it nee little brick house. 1t has front of
twenty feet and depth oftwo hundred and
twenty feet, between parallel lines.
Terms of sale-Cash according TO the prOvis-
ions Of the deed Of trust but the subscriber is
authorized to say that the parties interested
will not o6Iectto giving the purchaser Ieason-
able credit for large portion OF the purchase
money upon satisfactory security. Sale perem-
tory.
The title is believed TO be unque5tionable,
but selling as trustee, the subscriber will war
rant only the title conveyed by the deed of
trust aforesaid, SARAH c COOKE,
EEecUtriX Of NJ Cooke, decd
JAS q POLLARD.
jan 2I--5t Auctioneer
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RtCfPg FOR DEBrLrY. Take ut Gentian.
bruised, quarter Of an ounc.; Coriander,
bruised, one drachm; fresh lemon peel. one
drachm; old Rye Whiskey, one quart; then
macerate for q hours in tightly aorked
bottle, and strain the liqclI.
Dose-A small wineglass full To he aiken
three times day, half an hour before Zach
meal.
ANOTHER. -luassia, rasped. 4 quarter Of
an ounce; fresh lemon peel, 0ns Irachm; old
i've Whiskey, one quart; then maceratc for
"a lours in II closely stopped bottle, and
strain the liquid.
Dose-The same quantity Is mentioned in
first recipe.
Debilitated persons can commence the use
OF either of the above recipes after the
drugs nave DetR ;ntrceratel Cor II hours,
but the liquid should u strained in "a
hours.
Old and feeble persons 3hould use one half
the dose prescribed.
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Be GENTLE TO THE ERR1Nc.-Mans
nature is perverse; he ones fresh from
the hands of his God obstnately fashion
ed, and harsh word falling upon his
acute susceptibilities, when he knows he
has been doing wrong, only serves as a
fresh incentive to drive him further from
the path of rectitude. BE gentle to those
who err; kind sy llables are ever more ac-
ceptable tina n rough ones, and bear heal
ing with them-therefore let them drep
down upon the heart Ike balm. There
IS an angel in every bosom, and it is only
necessary to kiss it in order 10 make il
smile. Kind treatment viii ''bring back
the prodigal to his fathers house" before
many days have shed THEN rains upon his
bewidered spirit, and when he does come
back, the JOY of the one sweet hour that
witnesses the reclamation repays len
thousand fold for all the misery his va
carries may have caused, and the glow
that llghtens up the hearts of those who
have been forbearing is brighter by far
than all the radiance of oloudess mit,-
summer noon. Be gentle to the erring
their offences seldom proceed from any
innate depravity, but in most instances
from an exuberance Of spirits that is Civ
en- them by the One whose wisdom con-
trolls all things, and who, on the great
day, will fold the wanderers from His
flock to. His sacred bosom, breathe the
gracious accents of holy pardon into
their ravished ears, and cause to blush
those who deny the mercy on earth which
He grants in Heaven. BE gentle to the
erring.
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inLGns hiiIEhS-bakers HoOtiand's
ID Hihbard's and Hostetters large supplv
lust received and for sale by
ia "a / ~ WEEp
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GREAT REDUCTION.
y. Okk LEDGER ONLY FOUR CENTS,
Do HERALD do do do
And AL the Weekly Papers Only FOUR cts.
AT DAY BOOK BUILDING
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RECIPE FOR DEBILITY Take of -entian,
bruised, two drachms, corrander, bruised one
drachm, fresh lemon peel, two drachms, old
Rye WLisSey, one quart, macerate for "a
hours in closely stopped bottle, and strain
through linen.
small wine.giass tul diluted with a lit.
Tie cold water, may be taken three times
day, halt an hour before meals, with benefit.
Old and very feeble persons should take
small wine-glas4 iull as often, diluted with
cold water.
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Jurda's submarine YYrecking 90.

Jurda's submarine 9YreCking co.
TNHE SUBSI kIBER is authorised to make
L contracts for the raising of sunken vessels,
for specified sums, or as saivors for the above
Com any. Til" company believes that lhcy
can raj Vessels more eXpeditiously by their
Machinery, than can he done by any other
means row known. and would most respect
fully reltr 10 the owners and Agents OF the
Steamer "LoDc Island" recently raised in 20
fathons water IN Is hours. Also the STEAMER
New World recently sunk in the North River.
Any information will he cheerfally given by
the Subscriber.
ia 9 int w II BUCK
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PUB. Doc. We are indebted to our es-
teemed Senator, nr. Wm. n. McKenne for
interesting public documents
DlsAsrsR.- Bark 'fY Dung America, -
Collins, from New Orleans, bound for New
York, laden with molasses, was run into on
the night OF the 9th inst, by a bark (name
anknown) off Gun Cay, and had carried
away her head OF foremost, bowsprit and
sails, and rigging attached; also her topmast
cuitivator, cathead, and started head-raj
and water. ways. Her boat was lost, aud her
anchor stock broken. rhe Captain took as
sistance of wreckers 10 aid in bringing the
vessel into Nassau
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GROIN WELLS DIRECT LINE
SetMaeH SnrEaL.. M Y Nnris
THOS. 2. CROWELL, Agent
ia Higgins wharf, Norfolk.
auiaG AT TWO DOLLAHs

tiUiAG AT TWO DDLLAHs
MIC Black Cloth Cloaks are selling now 1T
Nv g. 90 at So Main ST. Also, Rsglans at all
prices Some more OF those fast colored Prints
at 10 cents hne Black Alapacca % cts. Cas-.
8iineres, Cloths, SattinetS and Vearings at
very .ow price. New style DeLaines are sell
ing here . ents yard at SO Main st.
ia NDSSBAUhf z BRO.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-30
JAS 4. t.OALAKD. Auct'r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TOWN LOT.
RE virtue OIL deed of trust. dated the .2l
October, 1857 duly recorded IN the Clerk Is
9ihce o. this city, executed by Cbr .tIan Sea-
forth to Moldecai Cock, decd, Trustee and at
the request Of 'he creditors secured by said