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, 1860-10-25

SAD.-Wc learned last evening TINT g. B.
Berry, 4 we'll known undertaken OF this city,
was in ycry critical condition, If still living,
owing to his excrtions In connection with the
recovery and Identification Of bodies Of the
victims of the Lady Elgin disaster. 3ir. Berry
was indcfatigablc and overworked himself, aud
the effect upon his system, It is feared, will
have fatal termination.
, 1860-10-25

II1TcH TOUR HoRsEs.-At the Police Court
the price Of leaving your horse uuhitchcd is
e. Tint is cheap when VIC remember that NC
have known of much higher figures, say 4
smashed up buggy, several broken lcgs, sery-
cd up with side incidents Of all sorts. The
Law sentences stecds left standing, to the hal-
ttr let It be exccutel.
, 1860-10-25

AT1ASr1c.-Norris d Hyde, 100 Dearborn
street, have this morning received tho Atlantic
Monthly for Noycmbcr-lull Of excellent lite
rary matter. Among the contents arc dis
eliminating article on "Thomas Hood;"
"Faya1 and tho Portuguese ~ BY Rev. Mr. Hls-
ginson; "Midsummcr and Nay" and tile
commencement Of story, by Miss Harriet
pfescott. 49,
, 1860-10-25

J. irHATER, Sec.
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3ui. 2O6 SdHer.
Serner:
Is d un6 q 8prbeawr 8rano9.
400 8then rpbe unb WeiBe @etne.
so 6Gtsn @61mpa9ner.
Qir MAIDEN Sinoern, 8irtbe1 uno G0nIumcnteu b~cIonber8 bic
er9ebene @nSeise oab obt9e 8eine aus uuieren ei9enen SJmpprta.
tirnen inO umO iammtltd) in puieren SeaernSur Prliun9 bereit
lte9eM.
@aiaIcss ln6 8 Gage Dor ser 9uttipn bel un8 in GnrYfano ,u net-
men. 8eG Il 30 II, Ssmppreure.
30. 113, lis un6 III gS. 2pmbarbftaSe.
i, g. Bennett & Co.,
Mu028-8 NuftipnGre.
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Sarfaparine= nna Ebcer=liucn,
0nnlbOlOt= Snltitnt
SeutiNe Observation-Disclosures
ntfde S6bule in st. &pniS, Mip.
Stn0icnja6r 186O-186I.
Macmltdts:@

Spue9iunI.
OF. &. s. 8crnap8, Qrceipr Der Gteme m6 GDarmacc.
u y. GernapS, Der Materia aCdica, @e6UrtS=
butte rnb geburt8BttItNen Glinit.
- .. gEbel, BrpieiOr ber Experimental PbgFf un6 B69crcn
Watbenlattt.
- q. 9unmer, YrOeIlpr br Nnatpuiie, GDiruraie unS @(rocrs
~beiltunoe, Der brur8i@=a u8cnarSItbeu &luif uno- Ocean
Der 6afuItit.
" S. y. 9aud, @yoieiior Ger G9pIoIoos.
- e. 9t9arb, 9roieipr Der Sptantf, Geologic un6 per8lci.
henoen QnatGnHe.
" g. g6i4, YrofeiOr Der ais. nnb i~pc5teocn pat9plO3je unG
Gberapie lnb cr reo5. &lpit.
- e. S6mt6t, FrOfeilor Der PotDcIp5i4en @notemte. grt6t.
I6en Wiebtjn uuo PIpdArie.
Ole SCcr- llebuu8eR pcrcen bon Grpf. 0anaer 0eleitet.
Gle 3wet9e Der acknowledgement uno DictSin merbcn in bicIer
InItalt III Mfemotti@er &ctbenfOl9e pcr8era8c1. Tr 8prlcIurt-
gen %bc8nhen am l. @eptembcr 1860 utO oaaeru oBue ~llutertre-
pun9 bis l. Nai 1861: Da8 Stnotinia9r 6cfGut in , Gemeicr
icbeS GemeitCr Wmabt 4 Wton0te.
@cblbreu: Standardization IS, @NrGeiun3 fir . &emelcr
$75, Setirfarte $40,
@qer tlinti4e llntsrrt&t in Statt9Ciptat, in Der County 5arm
in Der ombuIatpri6eu &lnit O8 SnItjtut5 lit irci.
llnIcr @rc0ranrn ba8 Oui .I6 Orudieiteu allie mtIIcn8mutben De,
entbIlt, itebt Se0crnarl sur 8crii3cul.
Nabcre Nn8tunft ertbctlt oul Serl0n0en ldritIi5 p6er manSlt1
Or. q. @ammtr,
Vrofeilcr umb Ocean Der 5gafuLt6t.
Stfice I'M NmbpIbtS ulttut, 8. Strake,
SL. epllS, u Suit 1860. Ep. NlNrtt- Wl0 8alnnt.
(Tii6 2unt1
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DR.. Hufeland.
VaIidniiEher @nrbinI

O"AI HaatbIS7N% NENNA
tat L@atas 2ttlan8 ron 2uE.n, %srsdltuns, SaEatntsa, 8rda:
M, Wanben pals unh .Eattr6trentnttGnhuug, GHsseerune unh
nenn NOD n68i@, Or. slrruns fir AGs an bteftr Rtaagteti
Gelssntt. fslbf tn BIN ttstsn Stahten.
fs. - % Ii fir cine Sldfe BON ErGnfte ten befsmat, BIZ
aI8trntintt unb asfdbtlt&er ais 1Ie snt ert bsntn bic BetzsE-
nr bttles Qaubes Inttrpcrfen Hnp - RranEtetten bic Sgl. 4.
ar tletnsn Gr'd!tunB %btrrdtren. Or. 8tG, bteft srat DRIFT
Iur uns 1t, pds bic pea uns ba8 adbe 8tsber FIR bs gspohe
ger anserer 8rnsn Nnt. aber 1t !aru btREramt S~srR3ern, bss
IL uas 8Tantest'sn sSH arbsErrt gsfatrIt@fett une ns9V
~StcrStfdIs %trfutrtn,
@ias pstfers grott ber tnsfssli@sa gsfassnaldl Der sss
ttnsr fletntn 9rfaituns tu:ts9enbsa Grdui9etin ;tat I'D S'
stneni Sl!3 nser ra1 isbfnbt au5 sen Bert4ten bS YblabfI.
Pb!a @tiuretft!f9mtsF antNprtntnt EEttns 9rg5beus $Ei-
%iafeIp9'A anttsan0t tiSe Sft 6eitn6tstn @tdbts be. untes IN
!stAi big GG3elel
1882. @etammtsatt Der s~tasefdls sG227
&taTbth Gn SGm!nsfaat 1919
anberF ag~anitstges 9345
isDi .srfammtslt! 1sf Strbr f5Gs 97Gs
&Iarben an 5hwintis6! 1895
.Sal. BtfaGmstapl 9u &3s: BsfauG EIst&
Gtnrten al GGptEbfudt 2,175
" , anbsrr Rronsts;ttu 1856
Dt9{s 3abisn srieta, hsB ssikatt t1 /. gDtst aaer Gt.x1s.
F5Ss TT btsien g1uss knrA a~ae8tlruns rsvIrfa&t psEktn, al.
asts9ta .rn Ten sabIrstltn aHRsra GsissN, bs son flnss
iet6icn V.;S!."ne btrtStAgFGtrt nsrSsa
Sdcnt euere @eflrnbtett un6 wert tr at elmer Grfiltura tl
8ruft cSer 0un9e letbet, taufet. cine Jiaihe BON 5ufetanb's
aldmtfhtm &creial rnS ir fSnnet nuf fidere @eneiun9 redner
Iauienbt eaben bteies set9an utO behen rutbertare gGtrtune
Sufen frn1mt o6er ntandiuaI sUt ser6Dg6enent gFdaen, In mel.
Safe has vOeutfde 8itter5" gebrau@t mertet lpQte. Sr
5dlen non einern dntauerr6en Suaen berrIbrenbtr G6r1fe uni
@bff1anuns bes sanJen SpRems witb MIN ba8 8itters prn arreer
Hneen.
6a1tlte wirb etnit9 bet Or. 6. 81. Saffpn, 438 @rdRr.
Serferti9t nn6 Sci aIen, G~rt9gifen unb eiereQafserr
pTslS - 6snss bic 7laf4f. mit.fl
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Or. &nfelanS's bera9mtes

NFlI GTunbItN lt
ttberbsIAnerteu, DtspepE. unO 8elbiubh hrQnt
i6t 0oty nerg6fs SANnddtn, Observation-Disclosures
unb ate Rranfbeiten, lpelte DD1 1cr6oybsuem VI a..
gen Ober btr 2tter t%ntteben,
Sa;%G.als traepfan8, innsri DE- DemOriben. &nbrdng btI
SIuteS nLb BEN SEpfe adur la I1d9sn, Ssribrenatn, 5rbs
sttnnea, Disqualification 5Autrt ini U{sssu, 56wa6t uns
bSfcs @efabl int @l1sn $50 unt.rtet6 S&wsrsr Ntttn
k~erifISpien 3d. ts Ger @peen. Gitfta tn ber1 Ge16t
Bte6er urt Re9f bmtr3en, Etf9pt16ta btim Ittnsta, @eIs.
psrbsn ter 5aut uab 4ustn, SeitsEReben S4nfr3tR la
RIfea rnb ben 9Itebsrn, 5tBs TN 8opf Rnb Bremen tn
6tetIA, 8dnatpfeit nnb Niehsr8tfbld 1eabttt,
Dtt al, ~entbansr e~upFetitH ptsfs Dlebt3tn Der anfra Irffann.
cit Nes fubltf1ms. ftR hbesi agt 9on BAN a0srt5 nnb bar
Nnesm.Ieubett "etrfeIoen fir aqe Qttbsn, SSfar ne ~srrfetsns
,mpfotlsu wtcb. @s TT btta sttn nsues unb un8tpriftsa
Ntt!tl %fsntesn stnsS, bas Istt 10 SaSren bis prafuas 0er BEN
auer!fanif6eu Uptfe beFanbta bat unb teNsa SRuf 2nS Bee
iauf bs itst uU5 ssn fsFntn aa6trn trteE@t purts. D!t
~1suqathe welde 81, Gtmtt unb ausBeItt2ns 8er.tt unb YtL
satYtrfOnen aus aasn Glstlfn btsfee aenbss 81 Gunfsn etsta
aeteH tnS %EngeBeufre unS 81 taeaate Dug@lt f In8 bA ertSbrs
ID spn hem Eteenttlnter pubitstrten almana&$, nst@tn Ser.
fstbs uuentGeIblt& bur9 Sic GBentsa ~esrtPetltn last. mus aaa
2eA QneldutigRen Ibtr3sNeen, bas htefcS Uitters mirfi'dA 81
srGbntbsit g~ertttat, ntIae IS tgIGRst Sat.
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m9- 6pnpm1N'8 Ninen

@- VDNDlDnD8 RtIIeH
~belonbers ~enpfoDlen fin StOrbut uno ale ienIt8e Grant,
9eteu, bcAen Secfabrer, pede ntdt alBeit irif6e8 Slei16 betOnl=
men tSnneu, uuterworien linb. sic bef6rbern bic 8erbouun8 unb
ueutraliiren bic i&limnet S0l9en Der ~9ejaSenen @obrun8. intem
.e ben @ittCif beS SalSe8 %ablorbren un0 ba8 Slut uno bic Ger'
bauuna8or9ane reni9eu uno ltarten.
gu ba6en III oer Sabrit SO. so Wfatoen Zane NeWs grrt un6 Bel
alien Oru88iiten Su 25 @t8.. 60 @tS. uno 81 bic S4a1tel.
(lu927, 1W)
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@tdti8 fitr iun8e 2eute!
Or. SamlCm's nne Or. 9acpTfe'S
0eutl6 : frau2Gliide SeilauIfoIt

Oe1tld : Tran5plilde SeilanItalt.
52 Srpaomo9, btm Ct. y GDlae Srtel e~eaeulber, SSsp- gIpYr
Die 9tOtbrenit0fstt IN 8~ranttsiten Der @el6l dtSoroone sins
raHpneue lmo Bulge SGboneluns Gem eeutl6en gubhtunt Der Ser
StdItGn 81 bteten, bat ole ebt9en Serren g~eraulaBt, and IN birfrr
SrGctalttat uneHtGeltlt6cn 8atb ;u ertbeilen.
Sn ptelen 70 wttttbeu leteia lit tbre G~ebauol,no aralpo NH
oerjent9sr, treHbr N Der Earlier prarts aneepanot uHS son Sssss-
utru, We &ttorp, 0elpean lc. pertreten miro. W."
I'm oup bier otele 10 crtolereiGe 0etbcbe einufIbrp,. k+ &.
Or. QaCCfe pGn Gem Hospital des Veneriens in Qoris ~ !, ( :
wp9en geIutlt Gin 3meigbureau IN 9ler- gprt IN nbi,sr SapaIr.
arIulesen, mo ietne Me Or. 8cEro6 SrG1arate fetS SprrStsH.t
ietn ipereen. OS
Qerlcneu, wet6e nit Seuerti8en cber gctetnten ,Rronfbsits, =,
battet itno, NurG S3nlener8ude, Sclbfbefeduaa cber ipnfNoe SWs
ibpetun9en tbe Weiunepett berrntergebratt babeu, an MshS%t
~ni6lbwdde, 3tttern ter Wiieeer, NugeuidpGfe, SfudenffIrsr.Sr,
ODER wpbl gar loon an rpltennener SntpptenS cber GjeIdJe%tssI
Ibwa6e lttoep, mp5en f6 perrauensppl an pbiae WnifnIt 49,
ZEN. Sic werHen f4rr 9ebsit Pbne in tbren @eIddftem cHSrt
5u nerpen.
Sn ren betrefenten 6alen wsrpen aud eicstrifde. ootsor.rz,
uno ma9netilte Nithel dneeperbet. "lV
@u& wtrp yer &prrefpcnrens III &riefen 9otb ertbritt m..
et~n0eidloden fne. Soide Srtete ttttet man an 8pr S57sS ~
Office Nepr Sprf 81 obteitren. '9'f
VIII bic Sauncn.
Or. Somipn's unb 2acple's Ir,ncimtttel fir Sro,fs,....
TT oeren Ottce su erbaitGn. @pnIultottpnen tInentosItft%
Oe Yarter perltlberten Ytler sur Serfe Anna Ser .,s
9~tstntguna rtrten nit 8rDBer Stderbett, p6ne eGr,onn"e'utN
iontt9e unbequemlt6tett pber Geobr, unS trerben rr Maa p sn
na6 alien 1 tetlen Der Staot Deer teS Qaners roG GinSo = $rE Ie.
50 an 8rr 1916, Spt-Otfcc glew gprf. ibrrIttft' "'"'""s 10"
Oameutrant1etten wte wet6er 8lu6, Acknowledgement a.
fhcea itneue Seiett9une In nbt8er Nnifalt. ~
Setlung 9ar0nttrtI
! ) tUS olun"cr Cr 0aMenl s I5.il tum
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S~erfanfssM nset9en.
3u o%erfaufen.
Wtaculotur in Der &efer, Office.
NnfttpnszNcrfd1tf
bel 9. s.. OpDer.

g8ertbppleS &t9ent6um III 6rOntItr. 5u
y rt1ufen.
Sd werbe am na4iten DtttpO4 ben 5. Septem6er. &a8mittaeS
4 ubr all Ort uno Stels, no9lebeno tei0rtebcne8 Sig nt9unl
gum Dertauf brtn9en.
Da$ gauge %@runofrif unb @ebduGi9fcuen, 9ee9cn in 5ront,
tit. nabe Sabitr. Die Got bat in 6ronitr. 10 Gub 8 3Ol 5rpnt
uno bat cine Semlthe Geft. Die DISQUALIFICATION SEQ. 16 bette
ben aus ttnem %9ut9ebauten 2f6dl9en 9pauie un6 llcterbau nebit
elmer tro6enen NQep in 6rOntitr. @benio Weter bebaut int Sin-
tsr9rumoe eeS Obl9en. 4 quite Bridbduler, 2lBfig uno nit Sinter-
bau. Die gauge Got nebit ben 5 g%rtfbduiern lit iest fir 1926 per-
rentet.
@ruu6rente am @ansen $38. so.
8ertaui5bebtn9un9en: Die Sdlfe baar, Die anbere Sdlfte in 6
ooer II VtOnoten nit Sntereiien uu6 Si9erbet. Ghet inbeftret-
bar. IS wiro SUI oulnten pcrtauft.
9. 8. 9Oner, Mutt..
SDtoOtVd $50. 81 8alimereIr.
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Sun, Nerfnmf.

ffN=;1 Stunt Serfnuf.
JABl!il. 60 @ter gano NIT 8utn @cbaul6fsten, 16 Weilsn bon
Der Saot nabc Der ~9anoitraBe uno in cer 0~eIunceiten Sc
3eno 110A N6er AT ber Nprtbern @entral- GiienbaGn, 50 Nteuen
pm Der Gtubt nit @ebiuosn; 10 Ider an Der alien Srcoeruf gtcoO,
gut o~n9ebaut; 107 &ter nit bibl9en @cbGulidfe{ten unb Q(nlas
gen, miro 9e9en G9entblm in Der Staot ein9etoui6t; 6 9der al,
er a(ten 6reoertd &oab q 0fele BON O{ount De Gales; 100
Nfer am 8Ni9in8tOn 2oatpe9e, II Oieilcu bon cer Sta6t; 2
9iuer in 00marbltr., nabe G%ambenir.; l in gSet= 9pmbarbIr.
2 i'll Sapethitr. in 9erin9tOnir.; l in 6rOnttr. l III grott.
frabc; l III 9anoperltr.; 2 in 0tuIberrpitr. mO ntcbrere anOere
Baltimore, WtOnument-, Say uno 0r@lberrpItr. rnb 8roa6.
man. @runb SIT perfafsn in ~grcabpup. @rInbrenten ~ Der.
fauien. @loGer Norrt8,
So. 63 6apette[r.
49, 8mufbrtefe. Mtetb- Gontratte, Geitamsnte lu6 unbere
i9rftlt9e PapHre, iopie @Saicn- @eri9t5- @eI96its weroen betens
belpr9t. Qp15S
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9rpEc 2SeinzN 1,fttpn.

8h 4rpfe @et1tzN nfttpn.
$50 Qm 0cnnerfo9 ben 81. Septeulber ipirb in utTern
6tQern 113, 1l5 uuo III Q8eit- 20mbarcIr. uriere arpette
9rSBte @8en. Guttipn Itattfinben rl6 werben foIgente &eine gum
gertaIf 9etratt.
81 J6Ger rotbe unb meBe Ser Netar- uno ediQerpetne
As ole 0beinnene.
10 - feline ous9euGte 8betnmeine.
95 y Ser uno 5Ser 9tbetn. nnb pfilser- gSene.
10 Sauterne QSeu1e.
Is n frau5bflte 8ptbweine.
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I'd . a III y t e t.
on

| Nep. Y0tt, leben 4. Nb ~. Don E4aleVCn 0b.
| Die po1tbampfer md Californian (A$pinipaD aebeu iebeu /.
II, Anb II, BON Eep. gqf al.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-09
JOSEPH Z. FR1cK

/
! Thoss who wish to see elected to the
Lower House OF the General Assembly two
gentlemen Of excellent qualifications, con-
! seryative views, and Industrious habits
men not swallowed up in party, and certain
! to work hard if elected for the interests of
their constituents-wiK vote for
JoEN R. HUao for Joint Representative
JoHs S. HoPKrSs for Representative.
Those anxious to see the affairs of this
misgoverned County thoroughly looked
into and more economical system institut-
ed those who want their taxes reduced, and
the credit OF the County established on a
solid basis-will vote for
MATHEW G. FosTaR for Commissioner in
va the 1st District; tL
JoHE BrMs for Commissioner ia ths Sd
District ~ sT
There ara several Offices We have not
mentioned
For Clerk OF the Circuit Court, Louis
Richter is the only candidate and will be
elected .
For County Treasurer, there are four
candidstes--J. N. Caldwell, James W. Vick-
cry, John 8. Terry, Leroy Calvert. The
latter is the Clique nominee, and if elected
will compose one of that odious conclsve.
The other gentlemen are independent cam
didates, and all have their personal friends
and each viii get a good vote. We can
recommend no choice.
1I-
candidates-Jas. Oakley, Frederick Lunk-
enheimer, and J. s. McCracken. @r.
Lunkenheimer is the nominee Of the Baby.
town Convention. The others are inde.
pendent. We can suggest no choice between
them. fi - 1
- For Coroner, David Lusk is the Clique
nominee; John Wayman is independent
and the present Coroner. Wehope he may
be elected
= For District Attorney, Ellis Lewis and
u. R. Antilles are the candidates. We
recommend Republicsns to vote for Mr..
lewis, because he favored the Wide
Awakes at Newburgh Judge Pitchers
friends should support him for his support
of that gentleman.
= An Assessor for Pigeon Township is to
be elected William Warren and John H.
Boffandick are the candidates. They are
both independent candidates. Mr. Warren
is the present Assessor.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-09

BELL Men who have minds of your own,
and will not consent to be led by the nose
By a few Locofoco leaders in Disguise, and
who spura the oficious intermeddling
of the Kentucky gambling politicians
which would you rather vote for--the Lane
State ticket, eight out of uine of which were
old Wings; or the Hendricks ticket, all of
whom are dyed-in. the wool Locofocos,
and always have been? Think Of your
glorious old party, and ansEer .suly, With
your hands on your hearts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-09

:. i a s
In the official "eIection notice, issued on
the Sd of September by the Clerk Of the
Court, Louis Richter, and certified to on
the 4th of September by John 8. Gavitt,
Sheriff, and published ia the Journal and
Enquirer, there was included in the list of
officers to be elected " An Attorney Prosecut-
ing for the Fifteeuth Judicial Circuit
This Office has been altogether overlooked !;
we hGve heard of no candidates for is; it is
not on any of the tickets that we have seen
printed, to be filed How is this7 Is the @
Office not worth having Or were the
Clerk and Sheriff mistaken in including it
amongst the Offices to be hlled at this cleo
ton We speak Of 1t, that aspiring young
Lawyers may examine into the matter, or
their friends for them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-09
EVANSVILLE, md TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER. o. 1860
This b R1eetton pax.-eso4so tlae PoIls.

/ This Is Election Day.-Go-ro the Polls
We say to every friend of Reform an
Progress, lay aside, if you possibly can
| your work for this one day, or for half o
it if no more, and go to the polls, and Sc
that all those whom Jou can influence vot
right. A ticket is 10 be found in anothe
| place, the election of which, as we verify
believe. win work great change for thu
better in both State and County affairs. A
change is greatly needed. OF this there i:
no doubt The candidates presented fol
your consideration are all sincerely believed
to be first rate men for the places they are
candidates for respectively. a- -saaa-a F..
1t now remains for the friends Of the
ticket presented for consideration to say
whether it shall = H Ieeted. As for our
selves we have wakehed the progress of the
campaign pretty closely and can say, that
we believe the State ticket will be elected
by 5000 majority, that DeBruler will run
Law close race, that Pitcher win certain-
ly be elected, and that .Wolain,s Hopkins,
Hugo, Foster, and Bumb are safe for sue
cess if a strict .eateh Is keptto illegdi eotss
andthe ballot box is kept uncontaminRted.
Thisis all we have to fear. It is hoped
that the preventive measures already taken,
and the vigilance of the friends of an un-
corrupted ballot box, may protect US from
this danger. There is every indueement for
all such, and especially Republicans, against
whom this species of warfare is mainly di-
rected, to protect their rights by strict and
unintermitting watch on the gballot-box,
from the time the polls open till the ballots
are all counted and the returns made. We
especially exhert all interested to bear this
advice in mind and act on it. Ezfrev SIT
Don't forget TO vote Go to the polls,
and before you cast your ballot, examine it
carefully and see that it is all right.
If you see any suspicious characters,
whom you believe not to be residents here,
report. their names, if you know themi if
not, their appearance to the challenging
committees at the polls. = ---.- - - -'--7'
If you have a friend or racquaintance who
is Indifferent in this important juncture in
our State and County history, arouse him
to the importance of voting, and see that he
goes to the polls and votes right. =
If you have one who is sick, report him
TO one of our candidates so he can be taken
to the polls in a conveyance. We advise
to have carriages ready for con- |
Eeying the sick and ip6rm to the polls
See to it that none ofonr voters are lost /
that one goH fesqdsnEly decides
IN election. VaoU1C9E
Watch the polls carefully, and see that
10 illegal votes go in 70 Offset the ballots of
egal voters, and cheat the majority ont OF
heir just rights. azrrffffr5
NOW for one grand struggle for the cause
IT reform, and progress-one day for the
aud dcounty-and the victory
g ours ...--.... a. -es
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-09

HFA- We call the attention of Bell and
Everett men to the appeal of an old Whig
of this State, to Gen. Leslie Combs of Ken
lucky. Tie thoughts that breathe and
words that burn embodied in that appeal
are enough to make every true old Wing
shed tears for the degeneracy OF some
members of that glorious old party. "Can
such things be, and not excite our special
wonder ?" we ask, when We see attempts
being made by old Whigs-onee followers
of Clay-to give aid and comfort to his
most foul-mouthed slanderer, and the blood
hound who tracked him to his grave.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-09
Remember peBruler..

We especially charge all Of Judge pe-
Bruler's friends to see that he gets the fill
Opposition cote of-the County vanderburgh
was chiefly instrumental in bringing him
OUT, and she is under especial obligations to
give him q large vote. He is eminently
worthy Of our suffrages, and we hope be
may get such vote as will convince the
country that the people of this county sp-
preciate consistency. ability, and eminent
political integrity. Judge DeBruler is q
friend OF this city's interests, and ifelected
will be able to do more than any other
man to procure us the Local Inspectors, or
any other government favor We may merit
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-09

E&5~ The County Candidates had meet
ing yesterday afternoon at the Court House
Sheriff Gavitt, seeing ]. ". Foster there,
asked him if he intended to speak against
him. Foster told him. not if he (G.) didn't
attack him or some of those concerned with
him in making the charges against the
Sheriff. Gavitt in his speech, went on in his
usual style to hit indiscriminately right and
left. Foster insisted on a reply, but the
friends of Gayiit in the audience made such
a rumpus he couldn't be heard. Foster
stood till the noise subsided and then made
a personal explanation on a reckless ssser-
ton. Gavitt had been detected in, and
made him acknowledge he had misrepre-
sented Foster, then gave way to the candf-
dates, seeing no chance to be heard satisfac-
toriiy in crowd, part Of whom were bent
on not allowing him to be heard The
general conclusion was that it was bad
cause, that of the Sheriff, which would not
allow the ruth to be told about it, If be
was satisfied, Foster was: Some things
won't bear Investigation amongst them
is the Sherif7s official conduct.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-09

SAD AcoIDENr.-A little boy, a son OF
Mrs. Murray, widow lady residing in this
place, whilst gathering hickory nuts near
the residences of MIA. l.. Robinson. east
of the city, on Sunday evening, fell to the
ground from a tree, q distance OF about ffty
feet, and was iatally injured. He struck
upon his feet the shock breaking one Of his
thighs snd SO injuring his head that after
lingering until yesterday he died from the
effect Of the fall. -.... -,-,..-....-.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-09
GOV. wmLARD,s REMAINs

Were accompanied from Minuesots 70 CHI
cago by his widow and other members OF
his family, and by Gov Ramsey, Senator
Rice, Major Cullen tIndiaR AGENT, Mr..
Corcoran, and ". a. Bowles and lady. The
party arrived in Chicago on Saturday even
ing, where they we're met by committee
appointed by citizens meeting at Indian
apolis, consisting of CapE. John Love, Rev.
David Stevenson, Gordon Tanner, Maj. a.
Il. Davidson, John D. Defrees, Capt. W. P.
Noble, and Johu H. Res. A procession of
carriages, containing a number Of promi-
nent citizens of Chicago, amongst whom
were Judge Douglas, Col. Taylor, and Mr..
Thomas, attended the funeral eortege from
one railroad depot to another in Chicago.
The body was taken to indianapolis on .
special train, aad arrived there on Sunday
morning early. On the approach Of the
train bearing it, at indianapolis, minute
guns were fred. The eortege was ace0m-
panied from the Union Depot to the RxseG
tive Mansion by the National Guards, City
Greys, and Independent Zouaves, to the
sound of solemn music. A detachment
from each of the military companies wss
detailed as a guard of honor for the corpse,
which was taken on Monday morning to the
Capitol, to remain in state till Wednesday,
when it will be taken to New Albany for
interment. aao1ota a- -. 10 -t-. Cd. -f