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- EMoVAL OF DIR. .FEUCHTWANGER'l
GOPPER-FAoEn TYPE.
YENHE NEWTON COPPER TYPE COMPANY,

in giving ;her renosa from No. 70 MOL No
William IA Frankfort rsst beg 10 ask ths
particular the great improvement .hsy have
recently made in ncir work. 49, .
Whavs, place. greatly increased Cop
per Facing Type ,Stersotype Plates, Cuts etc.
table Spesimsn
principal Founders the United slae for the
this will
convenience Pnsri ysher sesdnta temporarily here
abng snee the various Styles
of Interested orasr Tor tyre can 70 given
One aeekhodsrs hia company fessdss in London, and
Of Dr. Newton there, which will
facilities getting from heFe anond 81 cur patrons
desire it and order. ay5 . 53e 4 "A 4
The experiences this city elsewhere for the last
three years. he OF Type seems . leave
word sbont the of
snr comparative merits Of copper and metal for The
printing type By GopperF aeng arc made from two
produce sharper
Impression e ink and by rendering the
letters the alphabet easily di.,iugulshnha.
Owing the tuies met IN having cn WORK properly
Done away from pAcs presently closed all
asne the only place she unitsd States
NOV be CoppeTFa
This Company Patent, and all
,opsd not % infringe either Copr Type,
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0se Me- aa6 OLD Level STREET, bets Barracks
Esusnads Streets opposite the u Mini. All city country
] = sa Ras ILL & 81 saa e @ 1
" oass hours from o'clock A. NJ till O'Clock P. M.
N.B.--Do nia'a ke my number md address. osu
EOHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF SAR-
~ \. s1s ss
ssa ~ ss.ed than could ~ tie wealth M
bottles eanann strength times pue Honduls
as'
has .s 70. years pas that
ss sss
sSl 9sis yfssh Of &
strictly ssnds pneipes and The saapsris
y o. to Price and
asess,ainsdbeiore heing ased.
forming the producing he
st'''sufHsivs As'n'a o sss s9 TEsr nSTSi
Journal colusabus lpsak Of Bulbs
equal. The sales Of ra Compound
only ysry gratifying sasots
NEE y .S ee IL
ssn.ia.sd calling on he agent ri. s.,y z
'Nl'afaiil'.'A WONDER OF THE woRLDi
Whist owsn prassisand Apothscafyo years.
LOUISVILLE, May is4a.
asea1a snd E' pain
a a. s ssa & 81 s
With bslsiss Of which
rsar.apnrilsso The
5,4 s'fs'i RaEUMSflsM. ''Ao~AS' ~ ND =
sahos aresurng undert be agonizng
asm following and what somay be done for
hSS JoS Bbss Sire
afflicted VIII sas vas y time
the disease rssf until wasndueed
greatly my Than any midi
cine free aon.ht
tssSsng she bssnedensin nsefor aheumaiism :,
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ID EM0VED-W. X. f. FRYER, INDIAN
IL DogIoR has located his
0 Ne. qa6 OLD LEVEE STREET, bstHeen Barracks
Esusnads ssset, opposite the u s. MINI All city country
enclosing IS post paid, will be paneualy
medicine with directions how TO use sen by esarn Of m free
~ Office hours from O'Clock A. N. till O'Clock p. M
New 0rIens La, 1856.
N.B.-Do DOT nia,a my number md address. osH
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a DEAUTIFUL CLEAR sEIN.

How san rosy1oored
cheek How possessing
esyeetyto be wished
andcoong aebance
of and that
Injury the kni The facs Bulls Saraapa,ia the
Known. Il lakes the only
the surface with deleteous
the and check natural
pareso morbid and diseased matter
theblond making healthy
yellow dark ssow
the Of youth. generally
eord
q siipan and lotions and the only efees
"a sufficient aud hint il enough
BETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EYERoFFEKED IN FAVOR
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nFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS

a
kSTIT 81 Camp strsst-neofporated
der AT Of the LeRisiature on 18th March, 1855.
The reception Of De-
pos morning tom O'clock and on
Saturday Jennings from to6 o'clock. e.
Deposls OF Dollar nd upwards will DO received.
strictly Limited by the
United the State Low
sans, srd Of she City Of New otlenns. sF
and nunprosed Real
within the limits the city ofNss Orleans eIcsedng
Of the raised cssh value.
pledge stock the Incorporated New
Orleans, excositng 80 cent Of the market vnlns
Profit The sploJ Of She
annually among ibs Deposors. - :
directly indirectly the
! ceivs any enolufnsnt whatever.
Cr.hcatoHof depoEts having interest at
not less than $1,000 deposited for
r. TRUSTEES.
George Euris, Nd. Kelly, William Vogal
". N Msrosr, Geo. Urquhar, 81, r. B. SuH,asr,
@. G. Duncan, A. Hsine 9scIgs JouHs
Wlheimnz Bogart, =. N. Wood, Thos. A. Clark,
Thos. A.. AdsBis, Z. a. bradford, D. D. Wthers.
| ,@s4 w, N. MERGER, Presideat.t
~ A. o. KELLY, 5.-
Wd. YoGEL. Syice Presid.ats
n. y. SUbiNER, J
D. D. WfTHER5, Treasuror.
Beoplss ofhs Assof Incorporation And
saio-d at the Office. ass iy
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-- $50 $500 .
II rs n i fg,a Enun NYYrr,

Mississippi, will for shs rssepsoa Of Visitors 1ssIH
6n E. Walk the Attending
physician WEI BARNES, Proprietor
New tlrleans April ais apSm
EDARADISE POINT HOTEL, Second SsSsssh
Wharf, Misaissipp Cty-The ARE as this Hotel EHaeH
REDUCED.
haiLpgcs. m. Giys l0tl g. W TEGhlt1)EN.
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Kansas.


The following is copy of the protest
signed by the "Free State" members ex
PEELED, from the Kansas Legislature by the
Missourians:
"The undersigned, members of the House
OF Representatives of the Legislature of Kan
sas Territory, earnestly aud emphatically
protest against the action of this House, in
the adoption Of the report of mo lority OF
the committee on Credentials, by which we
are excluded from our states, ahd disabled
from the performan OF high public duty
IMPOSED upon US by our constituents and the
supreme law OF the land.
1--WE protest against the action, because
it is gross and palpable violation of the
organic act of the Territory, expelling from
their seats persons declared by the Governor
to have been sduly elected"-the only des-
cription of persons recognized by, or known
to the organic act as members of the Legis-
lature-and introducing persons of an en-
tirely different description to fill their places
thus yitiating the legality of its existance,
and depriving its enactments OF any binding
force. or authority whatever.
-"We respectfully request, as an act of sim.
pie justice to ds, by which our positions NAV
be distinctly understood by the country and
the world, that this our protest be entered
upon the journals of the House.
ERASMUS ID. LADD, WILLIAM JESSE.
AueUsTUs WATTLEs, A. L. BAKER,
JOHN HUTCHINSON.
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RIVER ATEMS.

- The steamer Gael, Cincinnati and st
Louis packet was here early yesterday morning
bound up We thank Mr.. Evans first clerk fol
late ST. Louis papers.
- The upper Mississippi was rising on Sat
urday at the rate OF inches per day. Missouri
and Illinois still receding.
THE U. s Mail Cincinnati and St. Louis
packet arrived here yesterday with. a large
freight of merchandise, machinery and agricui-
turaI implements, for the latter city. =,
re- The large wharfboaI Hercules, belonging
to the finn of Lewis g. Howard, Commission
Merchants of this City, was towed across iPe NV
er ON Saturday by the steamer Rainbow, for the
purpose of being caulked and repaired generally.
We learn from the Ship carpenters who are. do
ing the repairs that the timbers of the "Old Her
cuIes" are perfectly sound, and with the addition
of few planks W ill be as good as new. When
in good order she is capable Of storing 10000
sacks Of corn. Messrs Lewis s. Howard are
provided with ample store room both at the river
and canal and we predict largely increased
business for this house the coming year, and we
can ensure the public that business entrusted to
It's care will receive the most prompt and salts
factory attention.
- The steamer c.. Hays, ON her trip from
Memphis to New Orleans, last week, came in
contact with snag below Greenvile. II being
high out of waller, sruclSunder the starboasd side
of the boiler deck, carrying away considerable
portion OF it, and penetrating through the hurrI-
cane deck foraa rd Of the pilot house In its
course, the startoard preaching and chimney
were considerably damag d. The accident. how
ever, was not so serious as to prevent the boat
from Completing her trip.
The steamer Frank Lyon, sometime since re
ported aground above VIcksbnrg, is from forty
TO fifty yaids from water.
The splendid low pressure steamer North
eTner passed up early yesterday morning from
ST. Louis. She is now the finest packet in the
trade, most OF The others having laid up. Car
dinal Byington of the Office has our thanks for
ST. Louis papers.
F.oATuNe PALAcs.-This magnificent estab-
lshment left here Yesterday morning for Hender-
son Kyp after highly successful and pleasing
exhibition and entertainment given, here Satur-
day aflsrnoon and evening 7 ne Palace is now
under the manarenlent. Of MessrS Spalding and
Rodgers, and Ned Davis attends to the music
and comic performances.
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NoRFoLK. Aug. 4,

NOReoLhB avg 4s
No abatement of yellow fever at Gosport
or Portsmouth. The Sanitary Committee
report, for the last "a hours ending yesterday,
ten new cases and deaths.
The panic at Portsmouth is truly fearful.
Several groceries and dry goods stores have
closed. Without exaggeration, one third of
the citizens of the town have left for other
parts; many have gone to Baltimore.
The disease al Norfolk has materially SUBJ
sided, but one new case occurred to-day nd
all are confined to Barris Row. The boar
ders. at the. Macon House have all left.
Rains and hot suns continue.
Z, PtTTsBUReH. Aug. A, INT.
.4Riaer six feet five inches and falling
Weather warm.
baltimore Market
:. BALrIMoRE, Aug. A.
Wheat opened at yesterdays rates but fell
off five cents at the close, with market dull
Flour steady. Sales of Howard street and
City Mills at So so; sales of 2 900 bbls How
ard street deliverable in September, have
been made at So.
Corn sold at 95@97 cents for white. and
CSC for: yellow. Oats dull at 30@35 cts.-
Sales Of new Maryland Ryeat ,$l@I OF.
North Carolina Election.
:. RICHMOND, Aug. g..
Ir'the first Congressional District of North
Carolina, Halifax county gives H., M. Shaw,
Democrat, majority of six over R. s. Paine
K. NJ, for Congress. In the second Con-
gressional District, EdgOomb and Wayne
counties give Thos. Ruflin, Democrat, 1000
majority over J. L. Latham, X. N. Wing.
The Third District, as far heard from, has
given Winslow. Dem, large majority over
David Reid, K. N. -. !.
In the Fourth District. Granville county
gives $50 majority for l. L. B. Branch, Dem
craft,
The impression is that the Democrats have
elected ma oritv of Congressman. !
The returns show Democrats gains every
where.
w4n MILWAUKEE,, Aug. P. NJ -,
On Wednesday night at the bend in
Washing ton county, u man named Geo.
Bebar, called, at the house of a gentleman
named Ira Meecher and murdered him to-
gether with wife and a hired boy, under cir.
cumstances OF revolving cruelty. Then af-
ter robbing the house, he fred it and fed,
but was arrested and barely escaped lynching
by the hands of the ciIizens.
BUFFALO, Aug. 3, p, M.
On yesterday an unknown woman jumped
into the rapids near Table Rock, but was
rescued uninjured. Domestic difficulties was
the cause.
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GOVERNOR REEDER's EMovAL IN WASH
INGToN.-It appears that the removal of
Gov. Reeder has excited sensation in the
Kitchen Cabinet at Washington, and it is
supposed that slr. Dawson, of PennsylvaI MIA,
will refuse to stand between the indignation
of the Free Soil Democracy of his State
and the administration, and will accordingly
refuse TO take the place of his friend Reeder.
In that case, trouble TO Mfr. Pie ce and Mar
cey may grow out of this business, to their
damage in the Pennsylvania October cleo
ton, which, it is to be hoped, Col. Forney
will use his influence to prevent, notwith
standing he may be the loser by Reeder's
discharge. There was, however. no help
for it; they were using the retention Of Rec
der in Office to the prejudice Of the Democ-
Saey In Kentucky, North Carolina and Ten
nessee, and the near approach of those cleo
lions admitteds of no other alternative than
the head of Reeder sin a charger" as
peace offering TO the South. II it fails of
good effect, then something must be done
for the ex- G Governor and the Free Soil Dem
ocracy Of Pennsylvania. The Cabinet have
to take the elections as they come, and work
their wires accordingly Y. Herald
HIGH PRICE FOR A PAINTING. few
months since, lady in this city, on her wed.
ding dey,, reeei4ed from n friend in New York
avery shabby loeeng. picture, with the wish
that it might adofh her Parlor. 1t was so
obscure that enc could hardly detect the oGt-
lines of the figures which it represented, but
on account of the giver, it was sent to- be
restored /, While there, an Englishfnan ssW
it aud offered Fifty dollars for it. which offer
was refused by the lady on account of its
being a gift. The Englishman urged his of.
fer, and, calling upon the lady, said he should
regard il as a favor. if she would allow him
to present her one hundged dollars and take
the painting. Of course she refused, " he nj
he increased bis bids gradually from one
hundred to one thousand dollars, and finally
asked her to set her own price, as it was one
Of six paintings by MurilIo, two Of which
were destroyed by FIRE, and three Of which
were in Europe. So certain is he Of this,
that he.Istandsin readiness TO pay as high al
$4,000 for the painting-quite pretty cum
for young bride. An original Murillo, a
the sale Of the late Marshal Soult's gallery
brought upwarda OF sls noo.--T Erch.
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AUCTION SALES.


Observation-Disclosures AT AUCTION.
WILL sell at public auction. at my residence on Third
street. between Oak and Cherry streets Tuesday
gust 18th. 1885 'ncing at O'Clock A. M. all my
and kitchen furniture consisting OF Sofas Cane
Carpets Goo king Stove Parlor Cupboard
Said Furniture nearly and in order having
been in but short time and will be sOa without
o the highest bidder.
TRRMS:-Cash. r. 8. MORRIS.
Woolsey 4 Nelson. aug7r I'd
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RICH VARIETIES OF WALL PAPER!
list RECEIVEnl

SoHMITT STARK have Just received at their Paper
and Upholstery Store First between Main and
Sycamore slarge assortment of kandsoet richest
1as we'll the lowest priced qualities of PAPEE
with Window Blinds Fire Boards 70 all OF wntcn
the aStsnon OF the pubcis ssked and also to the Low
prices RoOD pspsrsd II the nsatst STYLE and work done
promptly.
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FRUIT TREES FRUIT TREES:
At tho
OLD ROCHESTER NURSERIES,
nENIKARLE KENIDENCE
RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A BARGAIN.

RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A BARGAIN.
THEV dersg wishes sell his business Main
sire et Mt. Carmel Ill. which lie of the hest in
town consisting OF los % feet 'front.' 100 deep Tho
buildn is IS by 40 feet with ID inch hard brick
wall collar under the whole The building divided into
I6 by 40 feet occupied store
IL bV 40 occupied variety shop medicines
toys. candy soda ice cream, Also good well
with iron houseone of the best in Southern I
nois and The only this place. with sufficient the
Possession of the small and cellar
dately and of the large the of September
the date that time which
For further particulars enquire of the subr
Der HENRY STEES.
Mt. Carmel. 55ne je23
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VALUABI,ELOT FOR SALE.

Lot the First and Cherry streets IS
$780, adjoining the residence of Samuel Lister
fered for sale reasonable terms is Of the eli
gibe building lots in the city and perfect title given.
Also and1oton Chestnut the
dence Joseph Tu-nock is sale liberal
auire OF lei j O. JEWELL,
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DAILY JOURNAL,

COPELAND'S EXCHANGE BANK
Io.ps MONEY buys NOTES. deals in EXCHANGE, Land
wARRENTs, uncurrsns MONEY. receives DEP osITs. &c.
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AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House. Corner Main Third streets mme-
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
HTAVING leased for of years and fitted up the
III II above well known stand now prepared to
eeve for sale at auction private SALE all kinds
and household furniture. horses
gies, etc.. etc.
Regular sales every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
commencing at o'clock A. NJ Aso Tuesday, Wsdn esday
and Friday nights at eaffy gHs tight. =
and sales Of zeal esate promptly attended
to.
We weekly receiving and have on hand large
and general assortment of FURNITURE consisting ofsat
spindle and hannter backs scroll and scollpp rim
back office, French. Jenny Lind and Bustle wood
Chairs; mahogany and Ohairs Elizabeth
chairs spring roeker sofas. socabes. CENTRE
card dining and breakfast tabes light and wash stands
lounges mirrors fine common and bedsteads
trasses tin and wire fes etc., which we will sell at Gin
einnati prices -
We hand great variety of notions jewelry
volns accoreons. pocket cutlery pistols whips
etc.. which will sell at reduced prices for cash,
wholesale or retail W00LSEY & NELSON,
my9 Auct's.
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POPLAR SHINGLES.

- just rood and fog sale by JOHN E. GLOVER.
MS The above are shingles and chips and cheaper
than any article Of the kind IN market. J. ?. ..
W.
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NEW WATsHINGTON 7HOTET.

VWNHE pretors House from their
old stand Main their Hotel
opposite the Court House
their and NAV see
them in anuch superior style thanformerly
patronage we spectuy solicit
ance same which shall all
Our fare will be the best the market Affords
charges moderate.
Good Stabll and Wagon Yard kept orc6antry custom
eyl0-dGWtf FELKER IL HEODERECH.
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REmnVAL

HAVE my ooe TO the Warehouse formerly
oupied by Hill Holl day. corner OF Main street and
CANAL The Canal Coectorss has been removed 70 she
same pIaes " JOHN FARRELL, City collsetor-
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= HVDE,s MARRIEVARn

Ell
FWNHE undersigned &c to the
Evansville and the public orally that he has
purchased entire stock of No. Marble Mr.
Humphrey and fully prepared to fill all orders for
Tombs Obelisks, Head and Foot
wishing to erect
suitable Monuments their deceased friends would do well
to give him call. All orderspromptly attended to.
oct24-tf ]. HYDE.
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MOFFITTsS e~-t
PATENT GRAIN SEPARATOR!
EIGHT HORSE SEPARATORi

II HAVE greatly extended my arrangements
IL faeture my improved Machine, to which has bee
ava ed the EXHIBITION
New York the State Fairs of Ohio.
where it has been exhibited in the United
and Europe practical with
use it has invariably proven superior in all essential
points. Many valuable improvements have by
during the last and have hesitation in warrant
ing my maohin es superior to any IN use.s > -.
THE FOIL HORSE SEPARATOR AND CRAW-
FORD'S CLOVER HtLIER.
The Horse is particularly the
They thresh aud clean the grain perfect
" and deliver it in bags
am also preparing large number of A. B. Crawford's
his patent 1874 being self feeder and greatly
head in respects huling and cleaning in the
sneedy and perfect manner They put under the
pervsion Patenee who has located here
yn j D. bA Nj. agent:
LOOKING GLASSES.
AM at prepared to furnish Looking Glasses in
Mahogany. Walnut or Rosewood Frames Looking Glass
Plates Frames also. Gilt Frames Picture
Fraaee of Pictures and Oil Paint
ings at wholessle or retail. 4. the lowest prices
uhs d6w FMS No West Fourth atrss& Cincinnati. o.
sUNDRIEs DIRECT FROM NEW YORK.
40 GROSS Hines extra Blsckinx.
%D 10 gross Durkes,s Baking Powder,
10 Tbs Canary Seeds.
70 dozen pure Mustasds.
6 do Pepper Sancs,
200 lbs sslsrstus in l 10 pspeZs,
go lbs do in bulk,
20 dozen pure Flaverin Extract. extra,
"a - -'e EsSl't~ sfrcesry,
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IL
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.

CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSITE THE Skw COURT HOUSE. =
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
ESPECTFULLY tender their services the citizens
Ia Evansville and country for the sae Real
and Persons Property Houses Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Groceries etc. also particular atten
item paid all outdoor sales of description
able and satisfactory terms We shall do exclusively oom
mission having goods Of place
composition with consignor both the buyer seller WILL
fair and legitimate market. viii
time the Auction and Commission busins friends
customers rest assured that will efforts
please With prudence and business
merit the confidence Of all those who euss heir
to care.
2. g. o RILEY & Co. Evansville. SO
UUyALLs ALGo IL Co., Memphis, Team,
JAMES BOYD, do do,
r, B. SYKES. New Orleans 81,
LEWIS SNAPP. do.
MILES, e: FoLKEs. Vicksburg. Miss.
VIZ. ~MCRAE. do do.
IocKWooD BEOs.. Cincinnati, Ohio.
KELLod'S FooF. do do; o..
<fEDwARDS d BUSHNELL, st Louis. Mo.
Regular sale days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday,
10 clock andevery evening during
at early gsslighs. sp5 SWEET L. LEONARD
Auctioneers.