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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-09
OCTOBER. ELECTION.

Mn. A. II. sASpsRs-Sir: Please announce CASHMERE
% ~ as fandi ate Tor the once OF Coanty comTis-
ton. oc;6
MR EnroR:-You win please my name csa-
suing h once OF A''esr Of Pse9a = TIE en-
Mn SANDERS. Sir-rlease announce nv name as a Cans-
or ogtsE' for tErderbursh County tae sGsaing De-
fog Circuit Court ting Attorney Tor First judicial CIR
cult OF Indiana. 1.-THE ensuing October election.
candidate for Of Praeea,ns Xt.orn for the 81 u
diei'i District Court ser25 II. +. KIGER.
NJ s.SpEEsIrIease sansuNee my pnr,e as Candidate
sang october election. seT25 sfLAS STEPHENS.
We are authorized the name ofHcRACE PLU-
e os,os sss this
We authorized to announce GEO. n. Tobias e.,a,
n sGs AF9sy of esa G r. Pleas
Warriek. at the ensuing Uc'ober election. sepIg
Mr.. sASprns.--YOu viii please announce NV name IS a
Candida; ,er election 20 the eiee o. of Pigeon
seps' JOHN J. MARLETTE.
Mr.. EnrTon.Pleaqe the mare OIL. D. GREAT
HOUSE eaadidate for the STATE Senate represent
counties of o ~ and vsnaerhargk sepiss
Mr. EDrreE:- You viii please aunsrce the name Of A L.
ROBINSON Candidate icr JaGss tie Third Judicial
Circuit a, the ensuing elesteH.
sepi5'
Ms a. Il. saNprEs-sit Please announce ny rame a, a
candidate TOR Treasurer of FaRdefb sA eoar,y October
election. sepij JOHN BURTIS.
A u sAspras. Esl s,K: The undersigned desires
nounee hsns,lt sanddate the TuiHg
r Erprestnttve OF SanGeFursh eouuty the Indiana
Geuer=i Assembly. Respectfully.
seP5. ~. W HARDIN.
.fR ssxDEKs:-Piease sanounce ~ ne as candidate
for the cS,ee 81 Sheriff Of NaEderbuigl Csun the ensuing
sspe-,sl JOHN 5. TERRY.
ID sNxoEEs;--lou " u please my name as a
eanitdts III rcrec;iou t- for Pigeon
Iown.aiT. ~ ths ensuing October election.
sepJ wN WARREN
Eo- w ere aatlprised to JOHN WALSH as a
shaidt Tor e-eleeioR the ct COuAy Treasurer
'"e Oet"beF SieetioR sept
NE. 4. ". SANnFEs
Sih-l ca VIII Fcese independent
IAN lat 10 Represent tr tOunry and
Lrskiatnre am nota Know othiag neither DO expect
70 hei wish to asSeri rSh oldest
"a RS an ils bHk this
ears. Sud bcitevs RrpTrs
all atgs5.te WM. BATES.
A. SANpEHs. Esg.-Yoa viii pieaso anuouaee nv name
candidate election
eerburgi cOGnp, at the ensuing October election.
augl JOHN ;. GAFlTT.
&c We authorized to ansJauSs isa Isehart
dcat the Office of@ifss u the Court Of
Pleas. for the Dsrict COMPOSED Of the counties OF
NandrlHrsh and ~ tbs ensuing Oovesr elet9n
eylj
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-09

VOTE EARLY.--In the morning is the
best time to vote, and we would advise our
wing friends to bear this in mind. II is much
more convenient getting to the POLL, and
the Board will be fresh TO receive votes III n
in the afternoon. Vote yourselves and then
see that all your neighbors come to the polls
and vote the Peoples Ticket. There is not
man in the city or county but has his in
tiuence, and there never was a time when
there were greater invertives 10 exert it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-09

I5Are Sam. Houston, Thos. II. BENTON,
John Bell, Col. Hunt, of louisiana, Cullom,
of Tennessee, and the other Southern men,
bers OF Congress who voted against the re-
peal Of the Missouri Compromise abolition
lists? If not, what consistency is there in de-
nouncing as aboitionists all those who are
in favor of the restoration of that conpro-
mise, or of putting the seal Of condemnat ion
upon those who favored its repeal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-09

School TEACHERS FOR THE WEsr.-Gov.
Slade arrived in A bany recently accompani-
ed by twenty-five young women on their
way to the Far West as teachers, under the
patronage of the Educational Society. They
are apportioned to Mississippi, Arkansas, In
diana, Illinois, &c. The Society has sent
out over 400 teachers-some having gone
to OREGON, California and Texas.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-09
CITY OF EVAN SVILLE.
MONDAY MORNING, :::::::::::::::OCT.
The People and their Issues,

1t becomes every true Wing, and every OPP
moment, to take survey of the contending
parties, and the respective platforms upon
which they stand. Let US for moment look
at the present position of the Douglass
forces and their last new platform of pretend
ed principles. They are positively not now
advocating a single affirmative principle or
measure. Many of their party leaders have
left the stump in disgust, and abandoned
their sinking cause to its own weakness ard
the mercy of their opponents.
The present platform of the cold line
Douglastes" has been narrowed down,
down, doica to the meagre and pittiiu condi-
tion of a few negative positions.
First, opposition to the poor Kno~ No
things"
Second, denunciation and abuse of every
body who opposes them, as AboiHiOnistS.
Third, dOpn on Methodist Ministers gene
rally.
These are the three essential planks now
left in the Douglas platform. Upon this
beggared hulk the leaders Of the once great
and powerful Democratic party are wagine
and prosecuting their fierce warfare of oppo-
sition TO the people. With such platform
as this they have arrayed themselves IN bit
ter hostility to the people, who stand upon
the broad basis of the Compromises, and en-
boI Ill, ~ -
which they embrace. The position of the
"People" defies the assaults and attacks Of
the treacherous crew of deserters that
threaten from without, and the harmony in
their own ranks forbids discussions among
themselves.
The masses are denouncel as AbolRionisis
by the Douglasites-and what for! Simply
because they have not been seduced into the
support of tine Nebraska Spiade. They are
denounced by 10 Wright, for occupying the
same position upon.the Compromises that he
did previous to the introduction OF the Ne
brassa Bill into Congress. See his memorable
Message! They are denounced by Petit,
Fitch, Robinson, Brown and host of other
hirelngs, for maintaining the same position
with regard to the Territories that these men
have ever advocated, even to extremes pre- :
vious to tn, conception Of the Nebraska
fraud.-The people are denounced as traitors
to their country and enemies of the constitu-
ton, by the arch-traitor Douglas, for adher-
ing with becoming fidelity to that sacred COM
pact-which he so eloquenty said a few months
since-"wAs AKIN To THE CONSTITUTION
CONCEIVED IN THE SAME SPIRIT OF FRATERNAL
AFFECTION, AND WHICH NO RUTHLESS HAND
WOULD EVER BE RECKLESS ENOUGH TO DIS
TURB.n
This is the class of weathercock polti.
cans that are now opposing with might and
main the Peoples Ticket. These are the
time-serying dOughlaces that are the would
be leaders of the honest masses of their par
ty. The people are not ready to follow their
winding lead to political perditon. The
days OF these political apostates and scoun-
drels are numbered, and the guIph OF their
oblivion is now yawning to receive their
putrid remains.
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.1rrrl0r rnnnIs.

MAIN STREET BERN ZEN SECOND AND THIRD.
Az have removed Auction Rooms Main
w the old Court House where prepared Of receive
aud sell commission. auction sale all kinds
Merchandise Household FGrniture Horses. Bugies c &C.
Cash advances made eonsigl To sell auction.
RETt LAR AL ES-Ev.ry Tuesday Thursday and Satus-
day. commencing o'clock A NJ. aud Tuesday. Wednes
day and Friday evenings az gas-lighting.
Will also particular attsntiOG 70 the selling OF Llnds
and Town Lots.
All persons having Lands Lots Horses Wagons Buggits
or Merchandise Of desert Pton to SELL respectfully
ieited e. give call. oct5-ly WoOLSEY * NELSON
NG0OLSEY & NELSON keen constantly on hand a.
9V general Assortment of Moot. Cane and Sofa seat
Chars Sofas Soeabes Centre Card Dining and Breakfast
fades Stods WardIobes. edsteads. Mattrases and Look
ing Glasses. 0c7-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-09

TGraham N. Fitch. VIM. J. Brown and
other prominent leaders of the sham democ-
racy are notorious abolitionists, if their writ
ings are to be believed. Fitch wants to be
the next u. s. Senator, if the people OF
Indiana will only be SO good as to elect him.
But he can't come it. As to w. Judas
Brown, who is now feathering his nest a the
expense OF Uncle Sam, we are surprised that
the sham democracy will let him lead them
~ the nose. He who contracted to aboiiiion-
ize the committees o! the House of Repre-
sentatives provided he was elected Speaker,
should receive their condemnation. Are the
sham democracy sold to the abotionsts that
they will thus be led about by the leaders
Of that clique!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-09

To the Voters OF the Third Judiciai
District.
When announced myself two weeks ago
as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney Tor
this circuit, had no knowledge of Nathan.
lei Usher, Esq. being candidate. AS Mr..
Usher and myself are old friends and school
mates, / decline, under the circumstances,
running for the Office. Your obi servant,
III. r. KIGER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-09

GEN. CAss.-Ge neral Cass, notwithstand-
ing his vote in support of the Nebraska bill,
has recently made speech at Detroit. in
which he denounces the consequences likely
to follow from it. On this oecount tie
Southern papers have con menccd a severe
and abusive attack upon him. His speech
il denounced as feeble attempt upon his
part to serve two masters, attributed TO an
inordinate ambition to recover his position
at the north, and thus secure sufficient infiu-
ence to again force him into a nomination
as the democratic nomination for the Pres.
idency. They have uncerimoniously read
him out of the party, and classed him with
Benton and Van Buren,, as thus left STEPHEN
a. Douglas, the head and front, the body and
soul of modern democracy.
Certainly no one will doubt, but what
Dir. Douglas is fit embodiment of the mea-
ger can of demagogucs, who are still endeav-
curing to hold together their dissolving party
among its Northern leaders there is but little
left of honesty or talent, and that is fast
leaving them.
Where now is the strong army com.
manded by Jackson, Van Buren,, Cal
houn, Benton, Cass and others, which Sc,
itself down before the Wing stronghold in
former years of political strict Degenera-
ted into band of compact-breaking, Office
hunting Hyenas, led by Stephen A. Doug
las.
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C0RpoRlTIoy NOTICE

SARIERED. Thai the Of the follow ing Lots
~ Eastern Enlargement Treating Locust
wit; The Evans Homestead" lot l. Block IS Lot Block
"a Lots =. 3. 6. 7.S and TO- Block Lots
TO- H. u ~. a. IS ank II. Block So Lots 2 , =.
and 10 Block 81. Lots H. H. Is lS ". a. o.
- and q, Block .. the Sidewalks thereof
under IN directions Of the In 10 days
csoe of this order aud in deianlt thereof she Marshal
ted to perform said WORK and the
ing thereby viii Dc assessed aud collected by sale sad
much tbrreOfas satisfy said
ana costs b. oroer OF the Common Coasel
oet-'td GEO. II. TODD Clerk
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nOTICE.

nOTICE.
MEMBERS Of Lyman Beecher Division No. as Off, are
requested Temperance Hill Tuesday evening"
the Iah Of Oct important business viii presented
~heh every memt,r Of said Dviso
tendance requested. By oTlcr Of the ". Z.
oct7-3t S.P WOOLSEY. S,c'y
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IFAn English writer says you can tell
when you are surrounded by dozen Amer
leans, by The following unerring test: three
will be found smoking cigars, and the re-
naming portion reading newspapers.
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srATKnf INnIANA.

NANi' EECR.H CDfS1T.
NOTICE o. h--!y t,t John fngk. Jr.. and Willard
y Carpenter lave DIS a al WIN the Clerk the board
81 " Nauc. Jarh nuy. heir peution for
the vaclon Ottis Alleys adjoining Bocs No. ia the 9Th
Enarv aioininr he iiraasvilr which Block
aua Enlargement Ia Lamaseo CITY aud of
which alley adons lot No. p in the lower Enlargement Of
Ey .T,<yiile
hieh petition viii re heard IT, day the
Term OF III Court Of Commission where all
p rsoHs Interested mott ied 60 srfrag.
sep2j WILLIAM IN. WALLER. A V C.
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TOws 90 LAaAsCo Cry OFT s,h Iss
hRDERED That the properly on both s1des Of
W Goodse street bring their Side walks 10 the Grade ofhis
Town. within 10 days from the abse order Of the
Board. Oct6-St DANIEL. CHUTE Cl.rk
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aidAvis having heen fled plaintiff complaint
IN me Office Of te Clerk the Court Pleas
ahaertursh county. setting foTth tLst the defvndan
ana Jesse hkhsm ana Robert Propls resi-
dents OF the state indiana.
against them The are tr,or Of lie
pehdeney 1.-THE above entitled said Court and that
ie same VIII stand iur atthe
ConEt 20 br besu held tie Ioase in Esansyle
on the INST AVntay IN DecsDihcr A. D s5A
JACOB LUNEENHEIMER
oet-Stw G. T.. q i. Nanserhargh County.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NE w T.:

NEW r.sE TEEEFEEEFsY.
hNliE undersigned. Misses Cewd Barker
has returned from tue East with large
OF all i;onnets RbtORs Flowers Feathers
N1hait aud Fancy eai-drcse>. "fhs iaest STYLES
prices which sail 10 give sstisfseon. am also we'll
prepared Cut Dresses and teach DTe-s-cutting
hours' iniruc.ien. Full satisfaction charge
+ X. BARKER,
oct9-ts Main street on, osi.s Rraaelr Rank
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~ RS. PESTECONr has large and newly furnished
lFa Rooms which she Is DESTROYS OF letting 20 permanent
Boardsr Any wishing can DO 50 by call
~ Aer bVAr ing house, on ~ @ter street.
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-IAIuAnl.n EANN zoo sAL.E.

II = slave lsl -rss. in he
fot."E Of sh'cA reTe a. cultivation.
il has oFeh.Tf al pole Cher
T~s. ss l. Asr0t ~ several falling springs aud
branrhr suaeept stpcs icsids the River the
iHa.ifs i..virs Said
Fsrttis ai.st a .ur< south irons rev Harmony.
east bank h - as 81 rive Ia Psey County lad. it isl
suOi l. eaton 80 wood ard \ Fecg l. Kept here from
y Illinois SIDE and Is - ia, Ay Pae the Mahah
River slssa 10, orses. t.oss. Com Oats Farm
ing neus g..
Al tie above viii be sold aprivat' sie At low price for
Gosh soriar3sT particulars APP -" th subscriber
seFs5-sw CsLLERI SCHNEE..
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, INV WATCHES AND JswEIRv.

vHIb Lase ' 'n1 r r."f<ra S,'ra IN te thyj:
fs~sir comprising every article the Watch aud
JeMeirF line all 90 the s les god trria We
Will ELI Natchs aud JeWery tsa hey have ever hesn
offered IN this e and ,very
lFeseatSd OlsS vs. a can an0 satisfy ourselves
BITiROLFF x SONS,
oe1 Main street. between First and Second.
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an lTBo iTs FnR SALE. Lone lniddl sized an or,

! i
Eandcrbar:,I Co1ntY.k 80
In the COlrt Common Fless OF NLerlTgh coul IN
carton, December term, A. u isJi.
Stepheg ID. Greer
Attachment Money Demand.
Roi ert Kirkhan. }
a an having bssn fled with the Plaintiffs
IA plant in the OF Clerk the Court of Common
Pleas NanderbUrgh county setting ori that the
Robert kirkhau. tie STATE Indiana
and that action EXITS against him. The said deien
dant therefore notified o. the peLdencY tho above entitled
ion ia said Con IT, aud that the will trial at
the said Court. and heJ
The onse Evansville the MouGay d.
Der. g.. ID. 1851. JACOB LUSkENHEiMkR.
G. q. O.. Z. Nabde
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NATIVE os Leith. scotland. would communists with
his riens ~ EOme. he would hear something his adj
vantage. lie supposed be Ohio ris
A"y intorlti rseeiiH him will be thankfully received
La Ion
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usRsU,r,s NOTICE.

MsRsuiL's NOTICE.
Z. ~th avics # ITO lsins. Mayer,
do hereby nominate aud slPOiet tie following
E sh Is 5sy:s "e1 fs'GGf MEM r. '' wT sIysoy
GEO. SchyEy; IAGogSMIfH. yN@; aETSoN.
II. GUMBEsr. HevRl HART Jos, s@TcnEL.
~. s. Ils;i. w ~ J IN WARD.
maze. Oct. ). 1854. Octs-st J. 5. HOPKINS, Mayor.
GUARDIANS SALE.
bURsg an oId-r q e coar' Of Common Pleas of
tn 2lt of October at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the door Of
Court house ia Eyanss ;ei 10: no "a the Subdivision
0ne-hir Of the purchase money cssh third in
and One-iAird in eighteen mouths Notes bear interest
oci7-2sc Guardian Of Infant Heirs Of b. Miner
- csry vii hild at my osies in 1assse oa s
25ta last between Che hours 10 o'clock A. andSo'-
Ae boxes Five Lamp Tobacco;
s : Finn se'p. il i, 81 = ;S5s,,:
q boxes ocst W R. Cream Cheese:
2easss fresh chOeoi-is. for sale by n rrr1yASS
q LLWOOLDLiiHEs . ea'csri printed d% D. LANES
Oet7 4is Main street. Louisville. Ky.
ssL.IN ,tNEs.-i solid eGa D LANES reed this
oct7 AS Main street. Louisville. Ky. Cd.
gaoSipRY.-loo dOz super Ensh white cotton Hoss
u his lav received by JlS. LOW A CO..
ocl7 AIS Main street. Louisville Ky.
ciLN yEIyET.-I case a. silk Velvet red per Ex-
- nrrss ami for sale ly JAS. Low co
oci7 4ls Main street. Louisville Ky.
,iNGHAAis.-Ioo cases Cheek Ginghaus reed and for
" sale ty oei1 JAS. LOW a Co.,
ru,RIMAIINiis.-Ioe cartoons fancy velv.. Trimmings;
% do Gaioen do;
Reed this day and for sale by oct7 JAS. LOW q co
ecHAWI.s.-3oo III Plaza SbawIs;
20 81 40
800 Ga do do:
375 a. do do:
Reed this day and for sale by oet7 JAS Low & CO.
NEW CANDID ATE ~ THE FIELD.
VIE sa Stxie itat Manufactured ly NAUTTER MAR
CONNER Is Eox before the rablie. and win run
any other Hat without dtnc0n parties in point
o nnsh heAary and durability Citizens about voting them
selves iia woald 10 well TO call examine our candi-
cate twill speak FOR ITSELF Main street between First and
1ee"Hu-
&stLk LtCE-.- 20 cartons Silk Laees. for sale ny
- e5&' JAS. LOW d CO., AIS. Main ST.. Lu1 =. Nv
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PEOPLES TICKET.

SECRETARY OF STATE,
ERASTUS b. COLLINS, of Dearborn co
AUDITOR OF STATE,
HIRAM E. TALBO TT, of Putnam county.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM X. NOFSINGER, of Parke co.
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
SAMUEL b. GOOKINS, OF Vigo county.
SUPERINTENDENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS,
PROF. CALEB MILLS, of Montgomery CO.
FOR coNGREss-FIRsT DISTRICT,
SAMUEL HALL.
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N. WAGON. C. ,. cUtvFR. wM NOHELAxD
VAUGHAN, Eri.VE,s 81 CO..
NYIInI - al y A. RET ALL nllIGli.rs

~ EEP constantly hand al kinds Aiiaiatbie an
"A Eeleetrie Medicines OLE Paints Gass ia stur
orders sJicite@ an promptly eEeeutcaNo So "a
st between Market aud Jefferson. Louisville. Ky
sep25 bm~dSW
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"a DE- - l-e ua 81 1uf ears stadnE ~ the " est and
~ well ariuaintet the Naash aud Ahite rivers and
aba.h and Erie Canal. Is about making O-
hrsugh tis and adj Joining ates vail leraLe
the OF coll setihz scuriar clus di.tILu carts.
soliciting orders ayiug Real Estate other
u Of like guarantee
atisfSstOry Character address roUgh Post Once. Boz
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FfORTl lvrasd esusS c-ht railer from
n thcB. & O. i l.. ana 2. mI iEegr hincennss. Terms
reasonable. Apply oct.-.f 2. Il. PRICE.
a. GuiIis s3tIE TSis eases sieriao and ambs-wool
~ ssiE1, ree'd lils d. ami for ~
JANE, LOW & Co
sci A. Nailst LOaisyllly. Ky.
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ooaNEI OF JEFFERSON AND ForRIH sTEstJs.-
WD. az. GWEN, PROPRIETOR
Ff'IITS fne noxsesn
superior Recommendations very reasonable charges.
ssp2j-sml
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REGULNR iOItSgEi.LEs, Nv tNsylLLE AND
HEABiHS, y Pa ki.1.
Enn s,i.I,.

Ia st. tmtr ID. VI ~ MINERS DrNCAN Mas
II Nlh reSusr psck q letw.e Louis.
80 wife t'aas, lie Henderson, during the low
- Oct2-tt
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HFuLIEKN aIi Dealer ~ al deserrtions OF Leather
and Tanners il Oak and Spanish Sole. Mraeeo. PhA-
ePaa d French Cali skins. Feots Web. Lace. LBings
udngs; Lasting. Kilt Boot Trees Lasts PEGS 6e hole
sale - Retail, tie lowest sep25-6md
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,TATE CT INDIANA.

In tie Court of oOmoa Pleas Of v@ndeIbuIgh county DE
eemher term. a. ID. ie5i.
stephen d. Greer
koters .hiTkhsm. Attachment on Money Demand.
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4 tORH. tORSm-7o bushels OF Corn on hand and for
a. sale 70 close stock. la cuire d
Oet4-3t T.. HART.
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PROCI.ANATIOy.

eomplianes with resolution the Common Council Of
tie CITY vf .FAnsvill- evening of the "a
slant l. J0ha Hopkins. MAYER hereby reqaest the pro
lrisors aad ke Hotels Coffee Beer Shops
groceries within said city alstsin
or giving away Ia person any spirtuous fer
shIea or ing liquors Tuesday October 10TH
Is5i CHAT being election day..
Dated. Evansville, Oct. >
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CIDER MILLS
MOTTO FinNilGs.-hi,kOks latest improved Cider
~ Nils. gor sale IT
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-09

TIN, SHELF ifUA AID Oi'i,hR -HiTH-,
inform their tbs pei lie
ID that thty have cte1 La kGE WORK SHOP Firt
street. between lac and Division or th purpose OF
featuring and firing AL Kinds SHEET aud COP
PER WORK belonging TO s1EAMHoA rs. STENM EN-
GiNE> and Mil NOFk. Aud tey moved lro their
old stand Main the above mentioned huding for
the purpose % eNreug III such find work They will
also u kind OF IA roofing u hoGss and any
her kind of job ork c"nnect.d with the above
branchs- Call at tie siFu OF the Mammoth COliee Pot.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-09
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nv ubkEAS lett 10 Of administration the estate Of Ea
w w-rt j. Fntan. deceased having been grart-d tn
rsigned 10y the Court Common Pleas OF
anderburEh those who Indebted sid
qae'ted 10 rome orssrd and make ayrtn; atey
ali those having CLAIMS against said present tb
proven according law IL supposed
vent. srpJ-9Wd GILLfSON MAGIiEE, Admir-.