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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-15
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF

CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. 1ST AND I'D.
20. Schaefer & Schroeder's old stand')
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding country thatI have taken the above
stand determined to continue the same business and
will constantly keep hand the choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco ofthe best brands that Eastern markets a
ford also Snuff and Smoking Tobacco all kinds Mer
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
tes at the lowest cash prices Wholesale and Retail
Ny lengthy experience in the business convinees me
that give general satisfaction and respe ctfuy
solicit a share of public patronage. LspIu
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CHANGE OF PROPRHETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS &C. &
At WHO LEs tE ksn EETAIksx

LISA lie AND BY
LEIGH 6 VERLfN
THE undersigned have purchased the entire stock of
, L. Drugs and Medicines OF J. N ID. Miller & Co. and
Intend carrying onthe Drug business a. the we'll known
stand of Keller g. Farnsley No. IL Water street. under
the Arm of Leich g. Verling.
Charles LEIGH ofthe firm, hopes he isfavorabty known
TO the public, having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells Store the last ave years. Peter Verling ofthe
same firm having been clicking in the present store the
last years hattes himself with having the conf
dence of its old custorieis. iit''
We intend keeping on hand large and fresh stock Of
hrpgs and medicines and hope by this means and by
rct attention to business and by low pncesst merit
liberal patronage both from old and new eustomets
CHARLES LEIGH
feb25ly PETER vERLING.
C0FTbN HANDkERCHIEFS.
TWO hundred dozsa Cotton Handke this day
W aud for sale BY JAS. Low CO..
yl3-pAw 4I6 Main et., louisville, Ky.
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niu TEAS.

FINE stock been received this week of fmperal
N Gunpowder. Young Hyson, and Black Teas in hall
chests cades sale at reduced rates.
jeis "'-~'' NJ W. FOSTER.
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LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

FRANK KcARTER."......... @M. r. ioUErT
- CARTER & J0UETT. r. s.st
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERoaANTs,
NO. %. Est SIDE THIRD ST.. BET. MAIN AND WATER
LOUISVILLE. EY.
Geo. Foster & Co.. C. o'Rilsy Co..
Evansville Ind. ieI4-fy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-15

THE CARPET WAREHOUSE, s.
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE BANK OF KENTUCKY,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
BENT G DUVALL
AAYB in store by late arrivals largo varied
IL assortment ofall grades of csrpetng comprising:
superb Saxony Velvet Carpetsi -. DI
do Kidderninster do;
do Royal Wilton do;
do Ridderminster Brussels Carpets;
do Brussels Tapestry do;
do Americ n Brussels do;
Brussels stair Carpets Brussels Hall Carpets;
ply Carpets ofthe best make;
ply do =" -
Common all-wool carpets rugs. mats, etc;
Administer Chenille and Tufted Rugs;
Chenille Tufted and Cocoa Mats;
OIL CLOTH
from to "a feet wide. which t shaped
without loss to the purchaser. -
CURTAIN MATERIALS
Rich satin B-ocatells; Rich Satin Damasks;
- - de Laines;
worsted damsas Of every grade window Holland Shades
superb Lace Cuftains Superb Applique Curtainsj
superb Tamboured Muslin Curtains;
Drapery Masins Cornices Bands. Tassels Loops etc.
MATTINGS
49,, 5-4, and GA white and eolored Mattngs;
A. Spanish Mating for Offices;
Al, "a, Ga Cocoa Nattings Offices hotels and pub
lic buildings.
These goods together with large fancy staple
and domestic dry goods offer low they be had
Eastern city all in pursuit and de-
sirabe goods to give call before purchasing elsewhere
BENT DUVALL.
N BAH orders for goods will promptly attended
the lowest prices. myI0
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AGENTS:
E.W. Sloan. I91 Broad st. New York.
Scott q Co., Toledo, -
J. s. Chenoweth &. Co., Cincinnati,.,
This lis ofthe Oldest established and most re
liable lines oftranspsratioh in the country and sole
Agents for this section, we authorised TO give
through receipts for freights to and from the East
Ver low rates guaranteeing against any over charges
on the route. s.tF, .e. II
aug9 LEWIS & HOWARD, Agents.
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IN BACON CO. have removed to Main street, be-
tween Water and First door HAlloek &
stoddsrd Drug Store nearly opposite the Branch Bank
where they will he pleased all their old ana
make the acquaintance many pleased 10
give them call. They would very
liberal patronage given and hope receive
same by keeping everything usually Family
groceries. jan16-1y
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La 1T ~ E-ssssszsssEEI1c czsz1
RAILROAD TRANsPOnTsTIoN noT,f

Ywyo :. = = :. - 11tA4NSA UhI AIIUN NUETC
LtEho ALBANY, BOSTON NEW YORK and All intarr ..
zion a. - ss01 and places Immediately the compile
which will be within about three weeks tb
nn be ready to receipt THROUGH for the delIyerT Of eli
KINDS OF Merehandize. Produce
points between this and Tsrre to ali Of the above
elties points and the India Ohio
ton Railroads. U A10@nS anu oes-
aar Rates made known on application AZ nv
the Telegraph ohce, Water street. : = - '' ~ e'
n0vls If JOHN s. MITCHELL. Agent
WABASH d ERIE CANAL LTRAnsPORTRTTflN
10 NEW Y0RK. BOSTON, <a
Eez1z I'll HiLADELPHIA and RALTI- ZBIs&kN
MOkErhe undersigned Agent will receipt deliye-
THROUGH of all kinds of Produce fro
this city by the Troy and Western Line Canal Bosts
on favorable terms.
povI3-tf JOHN s. MITnHELI AnanA
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w m. IA. EW

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
Once In the 'sorescent City Bank Building.
~ my25
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TENNEYN soRFNsov-

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GnOcEMEs LIQUORS, CORNER
WATER AND VINE svIILE, IND. Al
NNHE undersigned have this day formed copartnershp
A the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery and LIQUOR
business Eaving succeeded the business of Messrs As
Hows purchased their stock and additions to make
complete shall be able
FOR CASH. house in Evansville any city the
west. r. s. TENNEY..
jams .r.- -.E .ErH s. SORENSON
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BUSINESS CARDS!
i,R.ANsPoRTATION

WESTERN STATES II n
RY Ra;l+oadsand Csnals, running in eennectioh wit
ID Steamers ard Prapellers on the Lakes.
NO TRANSHIPMEdT AT ALBANY OR TROY,
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y. r. CRISP

ICITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Roster's BxtESing, Bp EtafTs.
II F. CRISP. having removed his Office to Fosters
81 building, will be on hand at all times, take
knowledgements OF Deeds, Mortgages DC and attend
TO all business required of him Justice OF the Peace.
febq-H .-F .'l r-r-s
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.r ,HRcpRIKToRs: 80.
Ar. Cobb g Co., Foot ofIndiana Sc, Bufalo.
A. W. Palmer & Co., 1S1, Broad ST. New York,
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INCE Clay county riot has caused much alarm it
- was the opinion OF many that s. EMBICH had also
gone to action That but he had
Zone to purchas full supply of summer Dry Goods which
are now lust opened for sale at the we'll
prices Store ON Main three doors below Second
saIQ
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NUMBER 1O5.
STEAMBOATS, 4 RAILROADS

s @ q q - $50
pennsylvania RAILROAD AGENCY
~@ THE undersigned having been,ap- bIga--
elASs.~E pointed Agent for the above CoEpa-
sSza=zf ny in this city will be prepared is2$t&
. the opening of the Evansville ana - q
Raroa0 Terre Haute pom the openinQ
kSer navigation to receipt delivery Coos OF
ofevery description this city TO ali
Eastern Cities via Railroad River
destination. ~-~ " s-s-A
~ Rates made known application at my Office a.er
stairs) under the Telegraph Once Warehouse
n0yls-tf d "a JOHN s. MITCHELL. Agent. 2
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N II W hOOkS.
VHNHE Sons OF the Sres Loomis Practical Astron
II Life of Sam Houston; HistoTy Of Turkey;
My Brothers Keeper Kenneth;
History OF the Hen Fever; Long Look Ahead; eto.
just received and for sale by
my26 T. CONJUNCTION co.
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TUBS. BUCK ETs AND HALF.BUCKETs.
lust reed 100 packages the Harmar Manuscturine
sJ Co., for sale low by s. L. GILBERT CO..
Tvs Sycamore St, Water.
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CLEAR THE TRACK! T. 1r
THE SMALL MAN AHRAD.!

H.
LII persons Indebted the v. K Hendrick
IN e. Co. again tilted OF the necessity of mmediat
settlement the busin fthe old firm be settled
mh7 HENDRICKS & McREA
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BTDRAtsE WANTED. ---- ~ =
NA prepsFed in Fire Proof arehouss.
w ary quantity of Grain, Produce Merchatdise OF
tho mo 81 liberal terms. ~ @ - :
Having large airy up stairs psrcuar care win
be taken Household Furniture Agricultural Implements
and all kinds of goods liable TO from damp
rust. '.'---
effected at the lowest ere mc
{ r longer when desired. = -
Warehouse located street and W. ND
Canal and most convenient for shipping River Rail-
road ApplYto GEO. FOSTER e 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-14
alton to the condition and prospects Of the moasy

In avon to the condition and prospects Of the money
uarke the London BonIevs' Adgassne thus remarks
IT, late Of financial Affairs during the past month has
bee re Of unnitigated pressure Throughout the whole
ton and the public have been conseq uently compelled
70 pay high rates During the hast fortnight the ABSORB
ton OF capital has been enormous the liquidation of the
instAmsnts on the English and Turkish loans having
taken about e. $50 900 ouof the market. Although Il
to suppose that portion had been provided
previously and doubt anticipated In former payments,
ing due created its effect, and induced almost
universal caution Pending those engagem ents there
tors would be compelled to advance their terms for
count but the position of the reserve being favor
1 ssssS sncs the ,ns9 sa
heavy demands there has been rather less
though is yet quite evident that the strngency will
not Immediately abAte. The arrival Of three vessels from
Port Phillip, with total OF gold amounting to upwards
Of has at the latest impA ted greater
confidence and II win depend in upon the flu
ture supplies, especially from this source whether
even the existing equilibrium Of things be main
tanned. The condition Of the foreign exchanges,
influences the value Of money, has not improv
cd, and "a shipments OF specie continue to be
made to the Continent, 1t 10 felt that the pros
poets future scarcely be deemed encouraging
In Paris inquiries for financial assistance have diminish
ed but the rates in Hamburg and Amsterdam have risen
topoints varying between and per cents fact in
dcative Of the growing for capital To the close
Of the year papable that money In all quarters Will
ensure profitable employ mont ana ts snan Traders anu
which the banks and discount houses find 1t necessary to
enforce is however, very satisfactory to discover
that mercantile affairs present such appearance
Of stability, credit being well supported, cons
dering the late protracted stringency Some hope is
to be entertained that the winter may bring about
fresh negotiations for peace; and there those who
venture 10 predict that the prelimnaries may be
considered in of arrangement but It is diff
cult to believe that either France England will accept
any proposal unless IL shall guarantee The integrity Of
Turkey and provide for the free navigation of the Black
and the Baltic Seas If termination Of the were
announced 1t would Immediately produce most beneH-
cisl influence Money would speedily become abundant,
TRADE would revive and general enterprise receive
impulse of ordinary description The rates for Che
negotiation of FIRST class paper in Lombard street
quite equal to those Of the BANK crectors-oher kinds
Of bills beirg solely regulated by the character and
standing of the parties whose appear The allow
for deposits ranges from to OF per cent,
ding to the period fixed
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GEORGE COOK, ToNEER-PEREMPTORY SALE
" Of elegant furniture removed for OF sas
which good a. new having been but little used
This moninq 10 o'clock, NJ the III Nassau
street, near Beehman embracing paror sues 10 broc
push AMI haircloth elegant ady's amor glace ee
eres corner stands sideboards lounges tcos sg) common
lounges SOFAS tcsstetcs bureaus, wahsands bedes i
one cost sl7so centre aide and tables; ertcusoo dining
tables rockers enApelled chamber furniture wardro5es
brnry bookrsses very snperos msross silver paed
ap mstTesSea paliiasses &c The whole be sod pos,
yey 10 highest bidder FOR cash No pospouement Pur
eisl Pea are de-ar~f 10 examine previous 70 sale.
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XlTM- WITTERs. AUCTIONEER. WA. sEII Az 81

IIrAsuINaToN REarAuRANr M

WARRINGTON RESTAURANT NO. BROADWAY
w NJ BkfAkD caterer Green turtle soups AMI sis.Ls
win be served up this day by the above well Known
Who has long been Known By erearcans tins city fs bis
ise skil for furnishing the above articles Aao vessor
steaks every Known growth OF oysters and endless
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GROCERIES, STOVES PLANETS LIoUoRs.-THIs
NJ day ai los O'Clock al 81 Dey wich
tea coee mustard pepper sweet OIL pickles segars rssns
runes 6gs, schnappA champagne, hardware knives,
collars stocks VA. CARTER, Aucaoncer.
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sCHRNcK, AucTIoNRER-aREAr SALE

EDWARD sCHRNcK AucTIoNEER-aREAr SALE
ccrosr- Edward Schcnck will sell auction on Saturday
18Th ns l0 oc ock a. his slesroom No. Is Wall street.
q magnificent assortment Of diamond ewery, consisng
part bracelets brooches pins earrings, finger rings,
siess and single slowed All elegantly mouned IN egh.een
and twenty gold Among the watches win found in
Dependant second double timers patent and detached
&C., &c, by Breng, AFreres Cowper jos.
johnson Dent Beesley and other distina usned akers
Also superb invoice Of cameo foreniine and Roman
bracelets guard and fob chains, &c, &C. oil positively
be sold without reserve 10 close me business Of importing
L1alse
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IHTELLIGNNCh OFFCEs.

EMPLOYERS WISHING cJOD SERVANTS WILL FIND
~ respecsable German Enstst Scotch and Irish help
~ Broadway corner Reade: lso walters coacimen Ear
Green wsch street. -
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WE oPrER FOR SALE A FINE STOCK or BILLIARD
w tables with new invented cushions Of superior cias
city and corecness Buyers will do wen examine.
trimmings Tor sale and orders by " Ill allied.
GRIrFETH 4 DECKER, 10 Ann street
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EDWARD sCHENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SALE
~ OF magnificent English and French fancy goods Ed.
WARD SCHEHCk will sell ut auction. this day, Friday.
December 18th, al ION o'clock at his saAsroom No. la
Wan street. magnificent stock Of fancy goods, embrac
ing q large aud varied assortment OF Berlin ware
bronzes plate. Psrian bque bohemian glass ware &C.
ac being The expensive goods offered auction
his country. The nsriin iron includes magnificent
cups Indian copied the original BY Kst
De Indian anA panther the shepherd and dog magn
stag tho finest In this country; also groups OF sag
veese rabbits &c bronzes elegant marble pc
iesas Amasous water CARRIER hunters, warriors gaa-
Tors, peace and plenty dancers musicians also cane
rhe silver plated Is all Of the best make nsh
eived direct from the manucoy and all OF and rich
Design consists In part OF elegantly engraved and chased
aud coffee sets coffee urns and kettles tanksrd carct
pfhers touiiry and veseabe Dishes waters OF Mi
butter COOLERS fruit stands liquor frames stands
yas &c. &e China warc.very elegantly decorated tea
ee also magnificent some Of which very
arse figures &c &c Elegant bronze ormno clocks, with
Tor ladies and gents wo.keoxes and desks fully ated
sAnds, jewel BOXES tables, &C. Also Russia leather
snd velvet reicues and knitting case, all fully hicd Parian
hrec Graces the Seasons Cupid pcychc Poetry and Music
affection, tho hrst lesson and oher nne pieces. Also eie
sspcsnt btsqoe groups and figures Bosemsn glass
maenneent assortment Of other goods sliding Of elegant
ornaments, bon bon b0les Chinese
nns &c. &C. Sale positive, foe cash.
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BILLIARDS.

A BAssFoRD JR., COZ BROADWAY BILLIARD
table maker has four ne tables for trial and nspeo
lion number Gentlemen wishing 10 purchase
ENJOY themselves NJ fnme really good table, shoun
ryn~r
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UCTIoM NorIgB-D. 8. HOUGa. AUCTIOSEEa.- :
hsnccnt and cosey househod furniture, pier glasses,
veve and tapestry carpets panoortss ohinA 40
% % sold ~ auction a day. {FridAyA a. l0s a the
karoad depot and near College place coOrasg he who
sSsuss ~ but noGr ss0 won
paris. dining and bedroom irn a consist
with solid and heavily carved Italian marble
top centre tables also SOFA side and fancy do Also one
splendid octave double action pianoora fine toae and
beautifully nrshcd warranted Lsus NV etegere
plated hroushou tables fancy adies reception
chairs escl etoe large splendid pier gassss In costly
frames with aud brackets brocaiel and lace curtains,
window shsdea valuable oil paintings Dy eminent artists,
Gothic inad clocks costly china vases bsque and Parish
decorations handsome heavily carved nstossny extension
service cake bAsse fol Ks spoons ivory cutlery cut glass
fixtures. ses wniter Also wood and mahogany
Bue aus with marble tops do washstands
china toirt oval and gilt frame &c
&C. Sale positive deposits required.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTIok NOTICE CONTINUATION SALE or FUR.
~ nssars from he SC Louis Heel formerly BuhIers-
hl day a io o'cock At - CITY Han place great variety
housekeepers IRE advised 70 attend. Terms cash
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
CLOTHING, &C.

tO1 Pearl, sTREET Is THE ONLY LICENSED rs
4Jl ,abashmsai wberc gentlemen can re Give The Iau
price clothing description 0enomen
having large on dspose Of win please call n the
store or address THOMAS d. CoNROf Al feArisire
GENTLEMEN HAVING LEFT OFF WEARING AprA.
" rel In large small lots and Wishing TO dspose o. me
highest cash price for them BY applying
addressing through the posi- JOHN MURPHY. IL MAJ
~
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JfUGEkE B. FRANKLIN. AUCfIOEEER.- FRANK
~ LIN NICHOLS at their sales 10 Nassau street,
John, TO Friday l4t inst, at l0i o'clock
large collection of cond hand and ncy articles
OF rich plain cabinet furnture also
Twelve suites mahogany and rosewood paror un
In rich plush and brocae painted gets OF chamber far
nisre OF plated glass and china
ware, mirrors paintings pure cured hair mattresses and
paiasses maogan and wood chairs, tables
washstsnds eegsre bookcases and wardrobes the
whole Of which will he sod 10 pay advances.
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EUGENE B. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER, BY FRANK
u IN NICH0LSAt their salesroon, 70 Nassau street,
this morning Friday At 10 o'clock Will be sold 10 pay ad
large OF and second hand furniture
consisting rosewood and mahogany paror, side
card and centre tables chairs bookstand bookcases and
secretaries china manei clocks, fine oil pantl
and mrrors also rosewood mahogany walnut and painted
bedroom sus washssands bedseads, bure aus paasses
hair wardrobes. DC: invoice of rich plated
and china IL suits OF mahogany and
rosewood paror rich brocael and hair CLOTH variety
second hand furniture elegant gas chandeliers
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A UCTION NOTICE.-FURs, FURS FURs AND SLEIGH
~ robes. To morrow Saturday. ~ 10 O'Clock, JOHN r..
their their IS Nassau street. large
bic urcd frs and sleigh Catalogues now
ready at our Office, 90 Nassau street
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A UCTION notice.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY
= S. BOGARP. this day at JOY O'Clock, nj the auction
Of Frankfort and William Streets mortgage sale
ofa large household furniture sofas, LOUNGES
tables chairs bureaus beds and bedding mirrors
oil paintings carpets olcloh ofco desks 30 fancy
bha cages also, gray horse Sale positive Goods be
rem NJ sa