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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-14
EVANSVILLE. ND FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. a. 1856
BUSINESS CARDS.


d. q. WHEELER. 4. l.. RoBtNsoA
WHEELER * ROBINSON,
ATTORNEYS AND GogHCELoRs AT LAW,
(SacUeSsors to Iugle, Wheeler * 1giehart.) -al
General L1ed aSa C0tttcting 4goaes, Office oH3d st
OyFosite ths ne0 CoHft aeess 6aiiaiGg, neGr %
Washington Hotst, Era ne 6ti3s, nd,
B-ii- 2 Whseier Notary Public mbsi
roHN HURLEY. y. su'cL.y-S
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aa-6 NEW ORLEANS
ASA EGEEHAEtFs
ATFoRSsY At law aTO RE 81 Fisr8rv AZ TT
Successor 10 Rsie WheeierS igletaFtt Reat Estate
w practice Law in tie Grcai eoarts vae ri
in tae adjoIning counlies ofite Over the taEa Bark
evansville, la fehl4 y
MORRIS =. EcTE asssS,
ATTORNEY AT LAZY AyD q - zsgATg k7tHTl
Post oaee. gvarsvile. ita. II
sorARr prsiaa gGsa1 .x3 q s9i6a Sa or PEACE.
Mfi oAtneh ;,-
ao'ia4ig a III ~ oshsr 81 @
Rsfr sa ot'S to " ey!9s ase FAX Esd Sank Evans
VILE Ind. - agzl-<
ISAAC HgIaANH. nsVlo HrI&A
E.&D. HzE3wsHN,
WHOLESALE AND EEFATi. DEALERS IN
G2 1C RES & PSQuU GE, u
auEENswARE, Liquors, ese MAIN srREzgs
DOORS AGoYG 4&Ct =, &V4&svI1Lk- IND.
lansl
y II. coz,
GROCER, FOR RWARotNG AID COMMISSION
III J 1EEANT,
DEALER L - oF FRHDuCE,
TtneehHss, {aa.
Sartie alar attention pad ior@af4ag and ReesivBg.
oct3i-tf
cry E0Tal.,
Ga WATER ST. rwaEE VIsE ANDDIyFeIcN,
E50Rs gftie, Ind.
octl WM. H. H0TCOURT Proprietcr
V%, HEsDRfcEs W a. MRI.A.
ENDkaCR<S & gsc.-EA,
(LaUe Y: ". Hah5ricks 6 Coz
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES.
gosTER's gLocE. FIRsT STREET. MEAN MAIN.
ROGERS, II. r. a'GUIRE. J.S.RoeER
g 30 = Us, 4s'ei 2EEsxl q CO.,
% nam issi0n and F3Eti aTs; fg.a &Eet chant-
NO. %. POVDRAs STREET,
NEW 1BLFANs IA
LIBERIA cash advances viii be made 1ons. ents
lippedto e.,-e by d..
GHoTEAu, II .RRlsoN < VALE, st Louis NO
w. &. BR0wNE & Co., Finceanes, Ia.
BENRDIcT " WILLIAMS, (irayYiile, Ill
O'HILEY 81 Cc., Evansville Ia. .H-
s. l.. fnvEY, do do.
PusoUeHsT q Bios. Mt Verhon.Ia. tdeeea-Iy
ClT4NUIER Il 54RE4S
EOHN j. CHANDLER An D JAMES ia ftLAN r. have
~ associated themselves cber partners prcee
both always be found at their oee Locust street
opposite the Sherwood House give counsel
ness. Promp ptattention win be given collections.
Evansville. Nov. 3. I85i.-Iy -..-. %.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-14
UTILITY, BGAuTY, ELEGANCE

EFIN E NJ EN- t..
ENYERY of the ahOr will be found we'll adapt
4 ed OF the immense quanti
ties Goods lust arrived he w-ll kno Store of
Win. sJoeSVeuEsa.sE < Cos
Corner of Main aud Having assortment an
alpeon Goods in he variety styles colors
and haes also in quantity and quality and thing
which other house ihited take parteu
lar pleasure invite friends Evansville
and vicinity give CALI W. extend invitation in
particular the fair Assuring them tnae article
imaginable under the Of Dry Gonds Emf roideres
(Swiss Seotch) Fancy Foo's. Nanilas White
Goods every ,riptiun Ssvs Millinery and Straw
foods and varied
sortmept We fTfy convinced that satisfy the
sxpseentious. aud satisfy respecting
good taste md low prices. Ia Go n- 0fevey kind
please every fashion eaior or quality
and the goods Come
mh3I WM. L0FW FNTHAL 4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-14
PREETE5gsS JOB PAPEEkS.
NIXON & Gp0DM IAN,

nos. ANA az W al So , q "A c : n natl, o
AVE on hand beautiful stock of PRINTERS Pa
hRS. Cards. Card Sheets. Black and Oolorsd Ink
5roRzes, Varnishes. &c., which shey offer a
MANUFACTCRzR'S PRICES. ...
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-14
NHEE. " FEcks1sr41

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ATToRNEY AZ Law AN u NOTARY PUBLfC.
OHce IN the Crescent City Bank , fiaji4i41
rfL attead faithfully III bdsiness 70 him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-14

NEW GnnnS.

NEW GOO IDS.
UST received at Mrs MoKay7s Can aud Trimming Store.
~ Atso3n assortment of window Shades Oil Cloths
NH q MRS. MCKAY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-14

TO II THE LADIES
ASHASKLIN & REILY respectfully invite the at
- ention of the Ladies' of Evansville and vicinity their
large and varied of Embroderes and white
received embraeing:-
Lunerick Lace Collars and Sleevesi
Emb'd Linen do
Maltese Chrochetdo do; i-- ---- tt'-s
Book Muslin do do;
Jaeonet Cambria and Swiss Collars;
Swis and Jac1nef Embroidered BandFf~ -4
do do Eigings and InseTtionsS
English Thread, Lace and Edgings;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
White and black English Grape Oofarss -
NOLAN and white embroidered Skirts;
French Corsets and silk Vests; r. ra-
Striped Nanisoek. Swiss an d Plaid Buslins;
Real Embroidered Swiss dress patterns, fog
alalet prices by my2 SHANKLIN REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-14
E9E 0T75 nov NIVIO
PAYN ES MEAT SHOP
SPRHNG GO91E1S!!-

EAT receiving the largest and most deslrable
AV took of DRY GOODS, B0OTS,f SHOES, HATS
CAPS offered in this market, to which
respectfully invits the trade, = 1ifI : -. I!g.
NsSFFEE. bags prime, per Empire for sale by 90
" novi3 ........ GEO. F0STEE q W.
NNARPET CHAIN.-25 bags or sale by
~ feb26 s. q. GILBERT Co. Sye. near " aIer.
Tvs for sale by mhE PRESTON BROS.
EpECEIy ED25o grcss N z. Paper Matchesfor sale By
"a mh4 ~ i. az ID. HEIMANN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-14

SUNDRIES.-
y Dbl Cream Tarter, warranted pure;
15o Reamst ZAP. Letter and Commercial papert
bbls Gloves; bbls Alum;
I0kegs Salt Peter: Sulpher, .f
| 100 Mats Cinnamon; Sal Soda;
1okegs Red Lead; Nutmegs;
20 bags Pc pera d pico; 1 oask Littnage;
Tease Liqnsriee Ball; 50 boxes Pepper saucer
25 gross Playing Cards; 500 lbs Shoe Thread;
100 boxes shaving Soap; 50 doz Shee Brushes; ..rf
200 Percussion Gaps. just received and for sale by
oet15 PRESTON BROS.
LOOK AT THIS.
ENL0UR Bran and Shorts wholesale and retail, de-
q Ifvered free Of charge by JOHN BE RTIS.
oct8 Main street. opposite State Bank.
ATRESH ARRIVALS
Il 20 cases elegant Fancy Prints r--
10 do assorted bleached MusliHs
100 pieces plain bl ck Lawns;
100 do half mourning Lawnst
IS do elegant French Robes; - q ,4..--. ---
100 do OhaIIie Beiege, extra qualittesi
500 do assorted Pongee Silk Handkerchiefsj :
so assorted Ribbons Just reed and for sale
by nays ]. n. MAGHEE & CO...
az ATCHER. &C.-
w zDO round wood box Matches; rr11t
I3kegs Double Refined Saltpetre;
% cases British LusteT; aa4
obs Indigo. bestquaty reed By railroad sad tor ss
>. reduced priosby sotS ]. 4 D. HEIhANF.
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Demoine courier., 1856-06-26
The Republican Candidates.

The Republican National Convention
held al Philadelphia on the 9Th inst.
as will be seen, nominated for Presidenl
John e.. Fremont, o. California, and
William l.. Dayton, OF New Jersey, for
Vice President. The proceedings Of the
Convention. and me Platform adopted,
will be found in our paper this week.
commencing on The first page.
The Republican party Of the Union,
in making these nominations, have, il
seems TO US, acted wisely and well. We
have hitherto RETAINED from forming Of
expressing any choice or preference for
any OF the able and patriotic men sug-
gesled; bu, we can very sincerely say.
now tina! The nom,naiiozs have been
made. thai they NEE, cur nos. cordial
and hearty approval.
There is no living man whom the
American people have greater cauaa to
admire and honor than John G. Fro.
mont; and there is no one whose servi-
ees IN The cause Of freedom Ia The Ter,
Iitories. gives better tide TO head The Re
pabliean column in the piesent contest
His name is q household word in every
part Of the Republic. His life has beer
unusually adventurous and eminen,iy
useful. So far as his political islih il
concerned, be is a democrat as democra.
cy used 10 be understood, but he hal
never followed politics professionally
and he now probably stands as much
sloof from partisan connections, and en-
iangling alliances, as any man living
He has no political enmilies TO ayepge,
and nj partisan obligations to discharge.
Free Kansas has no ruer friend than The
champion of Free California. John G.
Fremont. Her great interests We are
certain will be safe in his hands. il elect.
ed, as we entertain the most sanguine
hope and belief that he will be.
In The selection Of a candidate for Vice
President, the Republicans have been
equally fortunate. Hon. VIM. l.. Day.
ton resides at Trenton, New Jersey
Tie represented that State in the Senate
OF the United States from 1912 10 March
Sd 1851. He 10 sail TO be 1.-The best
looking candidate in The field: has al.
y kept a good record upon the slave.
~ question, and upon all ma,.srs Of in.
seresi to the West" Mr.. Dayton was
o Of the most able and earnest advo-
Gates Of the admission sof California