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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-16

BUFFALO, Oct. l3.-The Republican dem
onstration too day has been by far the grand
est political display ever known in this city,
fully equaling the demonstrations IN 1910,
and only equaled by that of the Atlantic
Cable Celebration. Large deputations of
Wide Awakes arrived on the early trains
and before noon the streets were crowded
with strangers. The weather during the
forenoon was unpleasant, with some rain
falling: but in the afternoon it cleared up
and was pleasant. the procession formed
at o'clock and after parading the prin-
cipal streets, assembled on the State Arsenal
grounds and were addressed by Carl Schurz,
Hon. Mr.. Phelps, and other distinguished
speakers. Senator Seward was expected,
but was prevented from coming. The
crowd at the Arsenal ground was vari-
ously estimated from 20, 600 to $4,000 peo-
pie. The torchlight procession at night
was the great feature of the demonstration.
About 5000 torch bearers paraded. Many
buildings were brilliantly illuminated
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-16
Extend Your Organization.

We have in another article urged Repub-
Iicans to keep up their organization. We
now say, not only do this, but ertsnd it
until it reaches the most remote townships
of the District. Some townships have Re-
publican clubs; many have not. Will not
the Republicans in the county seats see that
Republican club is started in each town
ship of their respective counties We ask
them to do this for the good Of the cause.
No matter il, in some townships, there are
not half dozen Lincoln men. If there are
only enough to fill the offices, start your
clubs nevertheless. Let there be nucleus
in each township, for the purposes of dis
tributing documents, carrying on correspon-
dence, and prosecuting Systematically the
canvass. In this way can the Democratic
majority of $500 given to Judge Law be
materially cut tdown.
Only three weeks from to-day TUESDAY,
Oct. 16th) remain in which to work. 1t is
a short time, but within it great good can
be done for our glorious cause, if the proper
exertions be made
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"Once More unto the Breach, Dear
Eriends, once more"

rOnce More unto the Breach, Dear
Friends, once more"
Republicans, cur assaults on the fortid-
cations of the hitherto invincible Democracy
! have taken effect. A breach has been made
in their defenses. Let them not close it;
let US keep up the attacks so we'll begun,
until the last entrenchment shall be carried,
and the last gun dismounted and spiked.
A great victory has been gained. We
Yorktown. Our arms should not be al
! lowed to rust; our forces should be kept
well disciplined Flush with victory, we
should not sleep on watch, but remember
that on the morrow another hard battle is
to be fought-aye, and probably against an
allied and powerful foe. 1t is true that
our natural adversary, the Democratic
party, is divided, dispirited, and downheart-
fdence, desperate and we believe successful
efforts will be made to re- unite the broken
ranks. Yes, the two wings of that once
proud party, which but lately abused and
will endeavor to patch up coalition, and,
incredible as it may seem, probably they
will succeed. There is not time enough to
make an effective union, but our friends
must recollect that there are a great many
Democrats $50 called) left, and we NAV ex-
Psct them to wage hard fight in Novem-
ber. Therefore, all will see the necessity of
the exhortation we give, to keep up and ez-
tend our organization and to continue IN battle
array
Let us not become supine and careless, |
for many a victorious army has been over
come under similar circumstances from
over confidence. Here lies our greatest
danger. We can easily beat our opponents,
in detail or en- massa, unless we become
careless and suffer our organization to re-
lax and our esprit de corps to die out.
J. S. Hopkins got vote in this county at
the late election of 1880 and majority of
597 over his Democratic competitor. Let
1s take those figures for mark, and see
that old Abe reaches them. 1t can be
1one and hard work will do it.
By the time the November election rolls
around many honest, we'll meaning men
Of other parties seeing the necessity of a
reform in National affairs, win conclude to
'ulflI their duty and clear their consciences
oy voting for the only man who can be
depended on TO restore the government TO
he principles and practices of the Fathers.
Many men who have not the moral courage
o come right out and declare themselves
or Lincoln, really sympathize with US and
will vote with US.
To the Wide Awakes, we say, you have
covered yourselves with glory in one well
ought battle now get ready for another.
Nothing can resist your solid phalsnx when
veil disciplined. Keep up your drill per-
ect your organization acquaint yourselves
With the strong points of your party and {
he weak ones of your opponents gather
nto your ranks all who are disposed to
DIN, and by the ides of November, the
republican party, with your efficient help, s
an carry the county triumphantly for the /
Peoples Choice-Abraham Lincoln. |
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-16

ILLUMINATIoNs.-Beside the persons who
Illuminated on Saturday evening, whose
names we have already mentioned, the
following persons occur to US. Their hOus-
es were handsomely lighted up. G. F.
Broughton, ] f. Crisp, James Swanson, Phil.
Kramer, Samuel Lister, Hiram Nelson, DR..
Casselberry, DR.. Jones, John f. Martin,
John Ingle, jr., j. s. Jaquess, J. c. Jewell,
VIM. Baker, Robert Early, Blythe Hynes,
Z. H. Cook, J. Perry Elliott, NJ. A. Law
ence, DR.. DeBruler.
The following business houses were illumi-
mated, besides those mentioned yesterday
Shredder & Kehr, I. & D. Heimann, Vick-
cry Brothers, VIM. Capelle, John Laval,
Preston Brothers, Archer & Mackey, G. C.
Crane, City Hotel, John Cries.
Ifany person knows ofany who have not
been mentioned in this connection, they
will please report the names. We should
like to fill out this roll of honor"
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Congressn,en Elected.

1st Distrlct-John Law, Dem.
ID District-James A. Cravens, Dem.
80 DistrictAWm. Mckee Dunn, Rep.
4th District-Wm. s. Holman, Dem.
9th District-George W. Julian, Rep.
9Th Distrct-Albert G.. Porter, Rep.
7th District-D. ". Voorhees, Dem.
8th District-Albert S. White, Rep.
9th District-Schuyler Colfax, Rep.
10th District-Wm. Mitchell, Rep.
lIth District-J. P. C. Shanks, Rep.
There is no change in the political char.
acter of the delegation.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE Z. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the journal.
Arrival of the North star.

New York, Oct. I5th M-The steam
ship North Star from Aspinwall arrived at
this port last evening She brings $780,
600 in specie, including the treasure shipped
by the John L. Stephens. The Stephens
met with an accident to her machinery, but
was taken into port by aid OF the sIoop of war
Cyane. Her Panama mails and treasure
were transferred to the Uncle Sam. The
Stephens was subsequently, taken in tow by
the Golden Gate of San Fran cisco. Ut.
Watkins had died on board, and was bur-
led at Acapulco.
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EsB" From the special telegraphic cores
pondence from Baltimore to the Cincinnati
Gazette of the 18th, we take the following
interesting item:
Since the Mayoralty election, the great
mass of the Americans have gone over to
the Republicans. A large Republican meet
ing was held here last night. Lincoln's
vote here will exceed that for Douglas. 1t
is now thought that Breckenridge will carry
the State.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-16

Boarders can be taken by the
day or week at the corner of Sixth and
Vine streets, in the second division of n
three story brick building, two squares be-
low Main ISAAC STREET.
Evansville, Ind. octI5-4t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-16

E9s" We publish to-day another of those
admirable letters of which Edward Bates
has given so many to the world showing
the wisdom Of his views and the practical
cast Of his mind. In this letter he gives us
some valuable thoughts on coalitions which
are just now 80 much in fashion. His opin-
ions on this subject can be studied with
profit. We ask the particular attention of
Bell men to them.
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BES- Our thanks are hereby rendered to
Messrs. J. P.rO. Lownsdale of Princeton,
L. S. Gilkey of Rockport, John NJ. Barter
of Mount Vernon, and Will Fl. Watson OF
Vincennes, for election news furnished with
the usual promptitude of those gentlemen.-
We hope they will remember US and our
leaders in the same way after the Presiden-
tial election.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-16

NEw York, Oct. 10Th, P. M.-James P.
Robertson, clerk % years of age, who had
drank freely during the evening, stumbled
against an unknown man at the corner of
Prince street and Broadway on Saturday
night, and was knocked down by the latter,
causing fracture of the skull, and subse.
quently death.
Roland Fl. Macy and Samuel S. Hutton,
dry goods merchants, have been arrested on
a charge of false pretences made by two
Insurance companies
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-16

THE PoCKET' has four Republican Rep
resentatives to the General Assembly-poss>
IDLY five. Old Knox sends Cyrus NJ.
Allen, Vanderburgh sends John S. Hop
kins, Spencer sends James C. Veacb, Pike
sends A. J. Wells. In Martin there is a tie
between the Republican and Democratic
candidates, which may result in favor of the
Republican. John R. Hugo only lacked II
votes of being elected from this county and
POsey.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-16

BeA-On the evening of the 11th inst, the
Republicans of Lafayette celebrated their
victories by a glorious turnout of Wide
Awakes and other citizens, illuminations,
fireworks bonfres, music, torchlight pro-
cession, speeches, &c. Governor Lane was
sent for and was on hand. 100 guns were
fired There was of course great enthusi-
asm.
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HOUSE TO RENT.

A fine dwelling house. on Chestnut street,
containing eleven rooms, two parlors, fitted
up with freplaces and CRATES, up stairs and
down. The house is at present occupied
by DR.. Pennington. 1t will be put in first
rate order, and immediate possession given.
Apply TO PHILIP DECKER,
Octl3-dlw. Main street.
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NEW YORK, Oct. IA subscription is
to be started by Rowland & Aspinwall, for
a testimonial to Capt Wilson, of the brig
Minnie Shalfer
Forty Episcopal Clergymen and four Bish-
ops were at Trinity Church.
Baron Rentrew attended Divine Service,
which was conducted by DR.. Yinton. In
the evening the Prince attended Calvary
Church. He left this morning fol West
Point.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-16

BBrSo far as ascertained, the Legisla
ture just elected, together with the hold
over Senators, stand as follows Senate
Republicans %, Democrats 22-Rep. maj
6. House-Republicans 60; Democrats 40
Rep. maj. 30. Republican majority on
joint ballot 26 This summing up is prob
ably nearly correct.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-16

gea-. A. B. Carlton, editor of the Old
Line Guard, (Brcckinridge Democrat) is
elected Prosecuting Attorney of the New
Albany Judicial District over Weir, Doug
las Democrat.
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Beg A good campaign document, our
friends say, is the Weekly Evansville Jour
nal The price of it for the remainder
of the campaign is twenty Ave cents. Any
body who wants to benefit the cause can do
so by subscribing and sending where
the paper will do the most good. We mail
it to any address ordered.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-16

OMAHA, N. T., Oct. 15.-The Nebraska
official returns are in, from all the ORGANIZED
and settled counties in the Territory. Dir.
Daily, Republican candidate for Congress-
has l62 majority.
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sE~ The most graceful fitting, stylish,
and well-made clothing to be found in the
State is sold by LYONS, who has also large
stock of Boys clothing and gets up elegant
garments to order.
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LINCOLN AND HAMLIN DOCUMENTS can be
procured by addressing Hon. PRESTON KING,
chairman CT the Republican Executive Con-
gressional Committee, Washington, D. c.
The prices are so cents per hundred for g.
page documents 81 per 100 for I6-page,
and larger documents in proportion.
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nA-John s. Hopkins will meet broth
er-in-law "a good Republican, in the Leg
islature-Mr. Robert Parrett, Representa-
tive from Elkhart and LagraDge-brother
of Judge Parrett of our Circuit Court.
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SLAVERY To BE ABoLlsHED.-It is an
nounced that the Legislature of Holland,
which has just assembled, will take meas
ures Immediately to altogether abolish
Slavery in the Dutch West Indies.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

pa WHY DOES OAK HALL SELL
MORE CLOTHING THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE IN EVANSVILLE?
Answer.-Because they sell twenty per
cent. cheaper than any other House in the
city. Oct. Ist-tf
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BALTIMORE, Oct. I4.-Prescott Smith,
Master of Transportationo of the 3. & o. r. R.,
while getting off of the Cincinnati extra
train last night, caught a portion of his
feet and only escaped violent death by
his presence of mind.
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By an oversight, the date and num-
Der on the first page of Mondays Daily was
not changed from Saturday. 1t should
read Monday, October 18th, 1860; No. 32.
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Ea~ The majority in the Second District
for James A Cravens, Democratic candidate
for Congress, over John S. Davis, Independ-
ent, is stated by the New Albany Ledger to
be $50.
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BG- We had a call yesterday from Mr..
Matthews of the New Albany Ledger. He
was on the Fanny Bullitt, bound for the
" Sunny South"
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GooD.-We notice that, in Perry and
Crawford counties both heretofore strongly
Democratic, the Republicans have elected
Representatives this year-in the forne r
DR.. Magnus Brucker in the latter Mr..
Sloan. The Republicans also elected an
Auditor in Crawford. Our friend of the
Republican has had great deal to do in
bringing about this good result In Martin
county, Democratic county, the two can
didates for Representative made tie of it.
Each of them-Clark, Democrat, and
Butler, epublicau-received 626 votes. A
Republican Sheriff, Sims, was elected.
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THE Historical Society of Virginia have
appointed VIM. n. Mcdonald, of Frederick
county, to write the history of the late
Brown Invasion
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-16

MONTPELIER, VT, Oct. I2-The Legisla.
ture organized to-day. Gov. Fairbanks
was inaugurated, and delivered message,
mainly relating to local subjects.
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NORFOLK, Oct. l5.-The United States
steamer Richmond sailed yesterday for the
Mediterranean.
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NEw YORK, Oct. 18th, p. M.-Bank state
ment Decrease in loans $I,053, 79I; in
crease in specie $I37, ,426 decrease in cir
culation $2,l99,5O0 decrease in deposits
$3.50, 1871.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-16

Eg~ The next Legislature will be Repub-
lican in both branches, and consequently
on joint ballot. There will be q. s. Sen>
ator to elect. We wish it distinctly under
stood that the Evansville Journal is for
Henry S. Lane for that Office, first, last,
and all the time. We want him to so to
Washington with clear credentials, and be
admitted as the peer of Jesse D. Bright
The Senate refused him admittance once.
We want him to go again with a right to
a seat, which even the Democratic q. S.
Senators dare not dispute. Besides, Col.
Lane has richly won this distinction, and
Judge Morton has earned the right to fill
the Gubernatorial chair. 1t is nothing
more than just that they should receive
the rich reward their services have merited .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-16
NUMBER 80.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

RHOs. CTtGppsd Efps and Hands. "A Sssrs
Il Remedy. Use the Compound Glycerine Lo-
tion, which is entirely free from grease, any ar
ticle that can possibly injure the skin. A few
drops rubbed occasionally is all that is required.
Prepared only at WIN. BIERBOWER'S,
Druggist, No Ts Main street, (Washington blk)
oct1I,tf; Evansville, Ind
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XIII.
ERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

that sCy yPaper........ ..........-..- 90
would :" MAILED o -
acter the week 6p"y able to Carriers 90
ever Weekly Paner .................. = 90
at hl" g Clubs of 16 or more...-.......-..-- O1
a, a The privilege of yearly advertisers II inIted
N@ their immediate business in their own name;
struSid all advertisements for the benefit OF other
tlsrsons we. legal advertisements and adver
sements of auction sales, and advertisements with
he name of other persons, sent in by them, must
haVfe paid for at the usual rates
ed n No report, resolutions or proceedings 81 any
he corporation, society, association or public meeting
no and no communication designed 10 call attentsn TO
pie An matter of limited of individual interest be
or inserted unlesss paid for Advertisement
BfN Contracts for yearly advertising viii not he
discontinued unless order to that effect Is e1t at
J. the Office and when discontinued in less than
year, the price of the whole year will be charged
$40 Legal advertisements hereafter, will be pub
aishe the expense Of the attorneys ordering and
not Geayable for legal proceedings, but coiectabie
st our usual time.
- Our terms for Job Work and transient adver-
Eisenents CASH.
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Wooden and Willow Ware

so nests German market baskets, in. nest; 10
nests ass. clothes baskets; doZ ass. covered mar
ket baskets doZ. iron bound half bushels; dos.
plain half bushels; dOa. Dbl. and half bbI covers:
dog. ass. sizes cedar wash tubs; doz si2oF
best bingham covered flour buckets, ASS sizes; I5
nests covered sugar boxes with handles; 10 doz po
tate Washers; 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; 2.dOz butter
spades 3 doz. lemon squeezers; 100 dnz boxes
Carter's extra patent whitfield clothes pins;
knife trays l doz. knife baskets, &c, &c, &C,
just opeEed and for sale at half price by
sept. 27. COOK & LANGLEY.
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%CTK-T CE.V-E-.FTX S0.4ED IND E.SRR
u Oil. 25 bxs Proctor & CANDLES Soaps 100
gallons Proctor & CANDLES Lard Oil, Wintor
Strained, received this day at
octS COOK & LANGLEY'S.
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STATE0FTNDTANs } Court of Common Pleas of
N Go,L.,t Yanderburgh County
'"Nue' Dui 81 county Jan'ry Term, A. D., 1861.
Andrew Wilson, No 81
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%0WEEDRRygr's GRPS.-Ef yOm span,
" something ice in the way of Children's Caps,
call at READ Il BURROWS,
sep. 27 80. Is Main 81.
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Ok BXs RXTR.S .uRUR RGR
Aep Cheese, 10 bxs choice English Dairy Cheese,
just received at
octs COOK s LANGLEY'S.
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Nj0R ~ nom OsN-E.-6 RBES n0cYg-
q y Ony from New Corn bbls Fine EOInohg
or Gritts, received this day at
oets COOK LANGLEY's
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

October lG, II, IS, 10, and 20, 1860.
Exhibition for Schools and Families on Saturday
afternoon, Oct. Goth, at 3 O'Clock.
Ministers and Teachers admitted free
Admission % cents; Children 10 cents. See
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EYOR R RyV" T.--.s TWO STOKYs
Al Brick Dwelling House, containing nine rooms,
with large yard planted with trees and shrub
berry is pleasantly stUsted Second street. above
Gum. Possession given on the first of October-
Apply to Mrs 0. Z. LEWIS.
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