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And the most den-
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cordial aver taken.
: Il is strictly . scien
the e. vegetable con-
pound. procured BY the
distillatiou Of Roots,
Herbs and Bark. Vel.
low Dock, Bleod root,
Black Root. Sarsspa.
rilla. Wild Cherry hsrk
and DaHdelion enteI
into its composition
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Prior 10 Mr. Howe's invention, patented in 1896,
all attempts to adept mae hinery to sewing had
proved abortive. His is the basis Of all success
lul machi-es Their differences, however, are
marked aud important. The Committee of The
American Institute classified them according to
the stitch made and tn, purpose to which the ma
chine is to be applied in four classes, LIST, 2rd Sd,
and 9TH; classi6c. tion indicating the general or
der OF merit snd importance. ~ s.l.t-....
Class lst, includes the iock-stitch arhine for
family use, and Ter manufacturers in the same
range OF purpose. and material. The Committee
has assigned this class the highest rink, on ae.
count Of the ''elacity, permanence, beauty, and
general desirableness Of the stitching when done. 7"
and the wide. range Of its application. At the
head Of this class they place the Wheeler 4 VIII
son Machine, and award il the highest premium
This has been the un form award for this machine
throughout the country for several years, and we
think no disinterested person will dispute its jus.
tee ana propriety .. d sy....l. ...-.,. .,....
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines took the
first premium at the late Harrison County FAIR.
H g. Ma tin is agent ftr the sale of the above
named machines in the counties OF Harrison, Jef-
ferson, Carroll Tusearawas, Guernsey, Belmont
and Monroe
October 81, lS60-3m
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IVl lower. than they have ever been offered In
market, BY 19rr BEALL
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-30
Our Naxt rnir.

Owing to sickness, some errors were made
in our publication of the Premium List In
Tuesdays paper. The Fair will be held on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
day, September 25, 26, 27, and 2s The Of
ficers ale very desirous that this Fair shall
not interfere with any other Fair in the
District. For the benefit of all who wish
to attend the Fairs in this region, we sp-
pend list with dates.
District Fair, at Evansville, September
25th, 26th, 9th, and 2sth.
Warrick County, at Boonyille, October
I'd, Sd, 4tb, and 5th.
Posey County, at New Harmony, October
I'd, Sd, 4th, and 5th, = ~ .+.-e 4
Henderson and Hopkins Fair at Hender
son, KY, October I'd, Sd, 4th, and 5th.
Knox County, at Yincennes, Ostober Sd,
4th, 5th, and 9Th.
Gibson County, at Princeton, October 9Th,
10th, lIth, and 18th.
Sullivan County, at Carlisle, October 10th
llth and 18th.
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Roekport Correspondence

RocEPoRT, August 9th, 1860.
EplToH JouRNAL.-Last Saturday the Re-
publicans had pole raising and speaking at
Grand View. They got up beautiful pole
aud flag in the morning, and in the evening
listened to two as good speeches as you Of
ten hear, from L. Q. DeBruler and James
C. Veatch. | would like to give an outline
of DeBralers speech, but I can only give
some of the leading points. He commenced
on the Tariff, and after giving his views on
that question, said, " But you came here to
hear me speak on the all-absorbing Niger
question and at it he went, proving con-
clusively that the Republican party was the
White mans party, and that this. slang of
Niger equality and " Abolitionism, was
used in place of argument and sound reas
ouing. He spoke about the Enquirer call.
ing him traitor because he would not pledge
implicit obedience to Supreme Court polite
al decisions, and said he went to the editor,
showed him the opinions of Jefferson and
Jackson as being identical with his and
asked him if they too were traitors. To his
astOuishment he answered that they most
undoubtedly were, whenever they uttered
Suc1 RuAgc. but SuHlce IL 10 say tlat MS
whole speech was logical and argumentive,
abounding in facts too plain to be denied,
and that the different positions he took were
backed up by proof as strong almost as
holy writ itself. lie made decidedly good
impression, and old Spencer will roll up
good majority for the Peoples candidate
After he was through, James C. Veatch
took the stand, and for one hour kept the
whole house in aroar of laughter and storm
of applause. He is Spencer's favorite son,
ut least with the Republicans, who will do
all they can to send him up to the Legisla-
ture. Neither do they doubt for one min
ute. their ability to do so. t.ls@
Next Saturday the Republicans have
pole raising and old-fashioned Barbecue at
Santa Fe in the upper end of the County. |
guess it will be about the first Opposition
colors that ever t1oated to the breeze in
those diggins."
Next Wednesday the first number of the
Grand View Weekly Neps makes it appear
ance. 1t will do good battle for Republican
principles. l understand that it has good
subscription list to start with
Rest assured, Spencer will do her whole
duty in the coming contest.
SPENCER COrrHTv
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LETTER FROM CAPT. BETHELL-Te pub
lish elsewhere letter from Capt. T. F.
Bethel, of Newburgh in which he attempts
to vindicate himself from the charge Of
instigating the Newburgh outrage. We
eheerfully give him the fun benefit of his
defense. He says in a private note to the
Editor of this paper, that he claims the
publication of his defense as citizen and
patron of the Joarnal" He says further,
80 l am not guilty of the charges made; am
. Democrat, and am entitled to my opn-
ions"
Of course, Capt. Bethel, you are entitled
to your opinions. Nobody denies you the
right to express them. Your letter would
have been readily published in this paper
if you had not accompanied it with word
of the above private remarks to the editor
We are emphaticalIY in favor of free speech
and freedom to write as one pleases. ~
We hope that, next time a Republican
meeting is held in Newburgh, Capt. Bethel
will exert his influence in favor of peace
and quietude, instead Of subjecting himself
to such charges as have been made against
him .tl--.. ~
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Letter rom BoonvtIIe.

90 ! BooNyILLE, IND, Aug 2S, 1860.
EDITORS JoUREAL: You will perceive by
a reference to the last Boonville' Democrat,
that it claims for its party here great kind
ness and benevolence for the Republican
party, and that if Republicans had only
made their wants known beforehand, that
the Democracy would have relieved all their
wants inthe way of hiring the Brass Band for
their pole raising and paying for their flag.
Very generous, truly. And that Democrats
were asked to gios to these purposes. How
much did this liberal party contribute
Well, one of the party was asked, in jest.
to give one dollar to our beautiful flag Of
thirteen strips and .thirty-three stars, and
he gave US the dollar and if another cent
has been gives and we should find it out,
we will give due credit.
This very benevolent Democratic party
had better pay her just debts before she gets
too generous. I will here relate little of
the history of that party in this place. -Four
years ago the party labored from early in
the morning till near the going down of
the sun to raise hickory pole in this town
without success. They then, called upon
Mr.. HENRY HAYWARD. then and now good
Republican, and practical Sailor, to hoist
their pole for them, promising him a suit of
black cloth clothes. Mr.. a. went to work
under this agreement, and in short time
he hoisted their pole; but the Democracy
have never bought the suit of clothes or
otherwise compensated Mr., Hayward to the
value of one cent. Mr.. H. is a poor man
and has to work by days work to make his
support. -, 30 r.-.,-.5-.. +.--- s'.-.
a word in reference TO the Douglas
Johnson" Flag Of this place. Wen, to
make the story short, I will say that the
winds tore it all into tatters in less than q
weeks time, just as il should be, for it was
not the American Flag, and no American
would ever go to such two-tsiled thing as
it was for protection. The two poles still
stand up, with bed cord stretched between
them. Strangers visiting. our town, take
them for telegraph poles.
The Breckinridge party propose raising
pole here on the 9th Of next month, l75
feet high. Drs. Fitch & Sherrod are to
make speeches at that time. lone.
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We are informed that John Law, in his
speech last week at Cynthiana, informed
she people that be was unable to get Judge
DeBruler to meet him on the stump-that
he had written the Judge letter chsileng-
ing him to joint discussion, and he had
never received an answer.
Judge DeBruler was informed of Laws
charge by Democrat, and at Owensville
on Tuesday he denied its truthfulness. He
told them that be pledged his word as a
man of veracity to the following statement
of facts as true. A short time after he be-
came a candidate, he saw Judge Law per-
sonaIly, and stated his desire to make a
Joint canvass. Laws reply was that it was
too soon in the campaign to arrange for
that, and besides he had to attend several
Democratic County Conventions. Some
time afterwards, when Judge Deb. had ar
ranged his first list of appointments, he en-
closed them in letter to Judge Law and
requested him to attend and discuss the is
sues with him. To that letter he never
received sn answer; and up to this time he
has never received so much as scratch of
the pen from Judge Law. And yet Law
says he can't get joint debate with De-
Bruler Every man in the District who is
acquainted with the two men and their men
tai culture, knows the charge is false; and
yet John Law can stoop SO low in bad
cause as to wrong an honest, able, and high
minded opponent. The public know thai,
time and again, have we published DeBru-
ler's appointments, and challenged Judge
Law to meet him, but he has never done so.
Let him show his manliness and sincerity
by facing Judge Deb. at Mozart Hall to-
night
viii he do it2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-30

~ Senator Seward has said in pub
lie speech that New York is sure for Lincoln
by $4,000 plurality. Senator Cameron has
also stated that no possible combination of
circumstances can wrest the vote ofthe Key
York and Pennsylvania we regard as sure
for Lincoln. No commingling of black
spirits and white, blue spirits and gray
amongst the opposition to the Republicans
can prevent them from carrying these two
States. Old Abe will be our next Presi-
dent. -..- -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-30

By Among the many hundreds of pic
lures at J. Perry EIliott's City Gallery of Art,
may be- seen likenesses Of the following dis.
tinguisbed Individuals; Henry Clay, Daniel
Webster, Sam. Houston, Gen. 10. Lane
Hon. Henry S. Lsne, Hon. Carl Schurz
Mrs. II. B. Stowe, the Bearded Woman,
and many others too numerous to mention
NJ. E. has one of the most attractive Gal
leries in the West aud it is hardly neeessa
ry to add that his pictures are of the fines
and most durable quality for these things
are generally known in this community
His prices too are surprisingly low. He
sells as good picture for Jgjty cents as can
be had elsewhere for double that sum Call
and see if these things are not so.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-30

PETERSBURG, Va, Aug %, M.--Mr. Doug
las commenced an address last night at 8
o'clock, in front of CARROTS Hotel, to a
crowd of 4, 600 or 5, 600 persons He was
greeted with tremendous cheers. In half
an hour a storm arose and the crowd ad-
journed to Phoenix Hall, which was crowd
ed to suffocation. He concluded his ad-
dress, occupying over two hours. The
meeting broke up with nine cheers for the
Little Giant, and the enthusiasm was un-
bounded. Mr.. Douglas says his reception
surpasses anything he has received since
the Illinois campaign of 1858. He left for
Raleigh this morning, where he speaks to-
morrow. He speaks in Richmond, Friday
night, and leaves for Staunton, Saturday
morning.
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BEans CouxRRoIAL CoLLEeE

Eighth Annual Session of the above insti-
tuition, will commence on Monday, the 3rl
of September. The course of session will
embrace the Mercantile course of lessons in
Double Entry Book keeping, Steam Boating,
Banking, Mandatory, Mercantile Calcula-
ton, and Penmanship. The advantages
presented in this school, for acquiring a
thorough knowledge of practical book keep
ing, and general business qualifications, are
equal, if not superior to any school in the
country. The terms are liberal. For cir
culars giving full particulars, address Jere-
miah Benin, Evansville, Ind.
aug. "a Otd&w2m.
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IMPROVEMENT AND REMovAL.-We will
inform all of our city and country
Store, one door above the old stand. Now
we have the finest store in the city, and
much larger than the old stand. We in
tend to extend our business, and we believe
that no house west of the Ohio river can
come in competition with us in our line. To
prove this, buy bill of US, and Judge for
yourselves. The firm of F. Fendrich 4
Bros. is branch of Jos. Feudrich & Bros,
Of Baltimore, Nd. the Baltimore house eS-
tablished in ls4s, Evansville house estab-
lished in 1885, DIT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-30

The GIANT OF THE PoCKET.-Hon. James
NJ. Shanklin, the Douglas Elector for this
District, will address the citizens ofSpencer
county at the Court House, in Rockport, on
Tuesday the 4th day of September next
that being the End day of the Circuit Court
Let the masses turn out and hear the Giant
of the Pocket.-Rock. Dem, 25th.
The above, headed with big black type,
we find in the Rockport Democrat of the
25th of August.
" On what meat doth this our Caesar feed
that be hath grown so great ?" So our friend
Shanklin is the Democratic Giant of the
Pocket p "Ye gods and little fishes !"
Where is Law, and Niblack, and Miller, and
DENLY, and Hovey, and Laird, and Parrett,
and all our other would-be great men, that
they are Overshadowed by this young Demo-
cratic STRIPPING Of what avail is all their
tribulations, trials, and grand and lofty tum-
blings in the Democratic cause, if they are
thus to be put in the background to make
way for the six-feet-six, twenty-four
years old "Giant." Surely, thisiis the day
of " Little Giants, just as we hear so often
said, when young sophomoric orator thus
overshadows all the old Democratic veterans
Of the District.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-30

INDIANAPOLIS, Ang 29.-The Military
Park was thronged this afternoon Speaking g
from four different stands by Hon. Tom
Corwin, Hon. F. P. Stanton of Ohio, Hon.
F. P Blair of Mo-, Mr, Underwood of Va,
Henry S. Lane and Up. Morton candidates,
for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, and
C. B. Smith of Indianapolis, and Others Not
less than $4,000 to $4,000 persons were
present A magnificent triumphaI arch
was erected across Washington street atthe
corner of Meridian.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-30

WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 29.-The Re-
publican State Convention is very largely
attended, with q great outside press ssure.-
Ex.-Gov. Boutwell, was chosen President
He addressed the Convention, and was fol-
lowed by Charles Sumner. A committee
on electoral ticket has been appointed. The
Convention has nominated John A An
drews for Governor by a vote of 733 to
326. J. q. Goodrich is nominated for
Lieut.. Governor; Abner Warner for Secre-
tary of State, and Geo. Marcy and R. a.
Chapman for electors at large.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-30

RFWe learn from the Koker organ on
First street that there were Al Douglas men
at the meeting at Esau Newman's on the
25th. This is good news. We are glad 10
have these poor sinners at our meetings.
Many will be converted to the true faith
We call not the righteous, but sinners, to
repentance. There is more JOY over one of
these hardened transgressors who repents
than over ninety and nine Republicans who
go not astrsy.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
+ d. By THE W. LINE.
Exclusively for the Journal.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug pa split took
place this morning in the nominating Con-
vention of the 1st Senatorial District The
Convention refused to entertsin resolutions
endorsing MIR. Douglas for the Presidency
Ex-Mayor Vaux, the Douglas candidate for
the nomination of State Senator, thereupon
withdrew Ills name, and the DUuglasites
retired from the Convention. The Hon.
Samuel 8. Randall, who is in favor of Breck-
inridge and Lane, was athen nominated.
Mf. Vaux will probably run as an independ-
ent candidate
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-30

MONTREAL, Aug. 29-The musical testi-
val last night in honor of the Prince was a
very successful affair. 1t lasted for hours,
and upwards of 6, 600 persons were present.
On the platform were $50 performers, who
commenced the evenings entertainment,
playing various selected pieces. This was
followed by eantata composed for the oc-
casion by the Philharmonic Society The
whole terminated by grand opersta by the
Strakosch Troupe the Prince and suite
cheering vigorously. Lady Franklin was
present. @."
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ssg- " Is Judge Law Douglas man. -
Journal
" We answer, e,nphatically, that be is. -
Enquirer, of the 29th.
We commend the Eaquirer's frankness We
know where to fnd the Judge at last We
hope to hear no more of his telling Breckin-
ridge men that be iswith them. His organ
says be is Douglas mon. Bear this in
r3ind, every Que
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E|The Enquirer is getting frightene,

ESS-The Enquirer is getting frightened
at the numerous changes to Republicanism
in Vanderburgh and other counties in 81 the
Pocket" It warns its friends not to believe
the "rumors they hear in this conDec-
ton. The Squatter Organ is welcome to de-
lude itself and followers rs it pleases. They
will all be undeceived soon after the 9Th OF
October
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-30

IND1ANAPoLIs, Aug. 29.-The Republican
demonstration to-day is a complete success.
An immense crowd is in attendance. The
process ion was very large-it was one hour
in passing given point. ~ --A--l
The procession passed through the prin-
cipal streets to the Military Park In the
western part of the city, where the speaking
will be this afternoon. In the procession
there was wagon drawn by 43 yoke of
oxen, with several large saw-logs on it
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-30
Question: for the E.6s G. and 0. d. NJ
Railroad
NEwBUReH, Ind, Aug. 27th,- 1860.

NEwBUReH, Ind, Aug. 9th, 1867
EDiroRs JoURSAL.-I wish to ask through
the Journal, whether or not theE. &C. R.
r., and the. o. & VI. R. R., are going to
carry passengers to the National Fair at Gin
cinnati at half-fare rates or not heard
that the O. & NJ. r. r. would, and I then
said that they were not more liberal than
Mr.. JOHN INGLE, jr,, was, and that l was
confident that the E. & =. P. R. would dose
If so, they ougbtto let the people knew it
50 they can make arran yements accordingly.
r Years, l..- A SunsoRIBEH.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 2s.-President
Buchanan met with an enthusiastic recep-
ton at Cumberland yesterday.
On his return from Bedford Springs, he
addressed large audience. The Franklin
Co. Democratic Convention, yesterday,
adopted resolutions endorsing Douglas and
johnson.