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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-13
BRASDRETHs PILLS.

For NE cure Of lafaensG. coids Indigestion, Dys-
pspsia, Headache, DebiGty, Htglhas,
dr. sc. dc.
or 4 Fresh Supply just received and Tor sale by
thptteais, ID. Heant& Son, al the Printing Office.
Hillsborough lines B.N. DIde, Chapel lIilI and
q. A .Mcbanc Mason Hall
Iuly 9Th, 1854. Iii
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-02-13
AUTUMN SALES.

STEVENSON & NIDDkLb,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS ~
rczeisn ani Domestic Dry Gods,
30. - and 60. SictsaRE stHEEr,
PETERSBURG, Va.
WE sre nv p.epared 10 exhibit e Vie Merchants
~ efyrgnis snl y1ttl Caloiias, large AID cam
msadaz stea. sf
Foreign Z Domestic Dry CT DDS.
Hasfag Tsrs.IstJ .aTgelg u HsXE WeoLEss eatlg
ID Iane, ee aa pFsr gods a, lc prices a. cannot il
II eamnlnI attention.
oae d or " .iIi 'emaiu u New York iating Tie
season, IL a!iend8nee q Vie
AUcTIDS SALES,
snl fgfFariios anything, ntH lbI novel e II may te
received s. ihe weekly -.slmsrs lrpm Europe.
Merchants she arc conpeisi By competition g Ruy q
TIE LOWEST yARkET RATES,
witt End agr ,t,lr End .iee ssea ?. vii enable hem q
co1ee successfully vii is5e 9Plita9se ii S1fiiI'
STEVENSON &. WEnDELL.
rrtrrasass, "a. scot. 5th. !s55 e.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28
=. -, stewart,
DEN TAL URGE ON,

HAS permanently heated in ual- 49,,
las, Tor the IuTTCsc u' lraeti- ~ y. -
cling his profession la ail H. branches, itiI-v
Artificial teeth inserted from one 10 aH entire
sett, Al other operations ma the teeth, such A.
cleansing, extracting plugging Or flliug rarious
%, deceased teeth, separating, treating diseased
gums, Sc performed IN a scientific manner, and
warranted 10 give entire satisfaction, Would 70,
specially refer 10 T. T. Nicholson, E,l,, 7 4 SayTs
4, [, llawFe, Esq., and John " Smith, as 10
qualification, OF GO az the Cruichfcld House,
Will attend persons at their residences when re-
quested without extra nhargs
MAY L., lS5i-51.lV
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28
Mo.b,, schiuier 4 90,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

JET ERSoN, CAsS CO.. TENAS,
ANlNG formed Il cn'paTmerShip for the pur-
: rose or tansaetlHg a general Commission
and Forwarding business, neg leave To tender TO
their friends their services, and devoted attention
10 their interests They contemplate keeping an
hand new selected stock or Groceries, c6mpris-
ing all articles for plantation supplies. Their cot
ton sheds have undergone thorough repairs, and
every attention Is paid 10 tie storage of cotton.
Liberal advances, either In cash or produce,
mnde upon cation consigned to our iriendsi in New
Orleans.
We take pleasure in stating to our friends that
4, KomN, Esq, long and ia,nrahly known in this
community, takes charge of the sales department
of our establishment.
Refer n Elicit 4 Dean. Dallas, Texas.
MOSBY, SClilulER co,
Arril 10 lS5G--lS,lv
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28
East Certificate.
Lost EeYtiGcasG.
Ensf Certificate.

z HAVE lost the Colony Certificate Of Benjamin
D. Dye. for go acres Of land, No. -, issued by
Thomas Vim Ward. Commissioner Of Peters
Colony, the date not recollected. if said certii
cate is not found within the time prescribed hy
law, shall apply to tie proper officer for u du-
plicate. SARAH DYE.
May l.. lSj6-52.9t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28
pRorEssroNAL CARDS.
Dr. ID. m. TIi0nlns.

IIAyiNG lonninsnily ie.aisd iu nailas. is,
W rgiully tenders iis Irohssiuial s.rira
10 ths'riiiians n this place hui che surrounding
With an esIrrisnce NJ light years
practice II his Profession le feels confident ~ his
ability 90 treat all who may favor lim will their
patronage skillnlly. MAY De- found AZ Siyrs s
lhtmas's Drug store, 0T al the CIulchiClt House,
when not professionally engaged
Dallas Texas. Marcel % lsiG-iItI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28
dissolution.

EEEsSOaesehOhs
Mat. NJ. BURFORD having been elected
~ Judge of the 10th Judicial District the
co-partnership heretofore existing between him.
and John j. Good, in the practice Of the law,
under the name and style of Burlord x Good is
dissolved All unfinished business will be atten-
ded to by John j. Good. Esq, who is authorized
to collect all debts due the firm, and settle all
damands against it.
Dallas. Texas, February 10. lS56--44:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28
ISAAC NAYLOR,


AilorNen y L q u
DALLAS. DALLAS COUNTY, fENAS,
NTILL Iaactire in tho counties Of tho siA-
w teenih ,udiciul District, and in the SUI
pTeme and Federal courts Ofthe State attending
faithfully 10 the collection Of claims, inyesIisat-
ing land titlrs, and any professional business
entrusted ,u him April 18th, lsiG,--ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28
PROruBsioHAL CARDS.
.. n. unrJ,rgarr.

AIluHNh ANn cot NsflLuH' ALLAN.
Mckinney Collin Couniy, T6xas,
VIII rm,iits in ihg courts lf ihu 10Th Judicial
District. comprising ilr counties Collin, dfaK.
SON. Cooke ngniln, Wise Parker, johnson, III
lis. Ttr,nt aui Dallas NAV ~, ls5dSl.ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28
Lost Certificate.

I OST-roters' Colony Certificate. No. =,
IL Vol. -. issued to the heirs Of Richard Chow
fifg. deceased. by Thomas VIM. Ward, Commits
sioner for said Colony. lf not found in the time
prescribed BY law, ] viii apply to the proper au-
ihori;y for duplicate. SAN. ClIOWNlNG.
Nag 20, l95e-2.3t'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28

StAYRE'S ANTIBILI0US AND FAMILY PILLS
- have been found eminently useful in the fol-
lowing diseases: bilious remitting and intermit-
ting fevers, diseases of the liver, aundice, indi
gestion constipation. bilious cholic, fixed pains
in the head, chest, side, &C., &c. Prepared and
osld only by SAYRE THOMAS.
( Zap c8f Druggists and Chemists.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28
Z. II. =, THOMAS. Y.
say Ve 81 ThGEslas.

SSIs ES "a Il saGRsEsgS,
DRUGGISTS AND APOTIIECARIES,
DALLAS TEXAS
7 f AViNG formed co-pa partnership, for carry
on the Drug business, the undersigned
would most respectfully inform. the public That
they have now ON hand large supply of all arti-
clcs in their line, and are IN daily expectation of
an additional invoice Of
FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
purchased in New York and other northern cities,
which will make their stock equal if not superior
to any assortment in Texas.
Mn warrant OF? drugs to be pure and unadul
teratc,,. md would particularly solicit the pat
romagc of physicians, rs they can fill orders as
low as the lowest, and are det9ranGl to give sat-
and supply no inferior medicines.
Orlers from the surrounding counties respect
fully solicited and promptly attended to,
SAYRE \ THOMAS.
Dallas, Texas Anril 10, 1856 If
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28

ONE DoOR EAST OF w. cARUTH " BRO,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
A LARGE AND FRESH STOCK N
N of DRUGS, comprising COM So
plete assortment Of Foreign and Amer 81
lean chemicals, essential oils and ex- S@A
tracts, Shakers herbs and extracts, sasE-Ss
surgical and dental instruments, medicine chests,
medical saddle-bags Druggists shop furniture of
every description, patent medicines, paints of all
kinds, dry and ground in oil. window glass, var
nish wall and shoe brushes, fancy goods, CO.
logne water, fancy soaps of every grade, tooth,
nail, shaving and hair brushes, etc. Black, blue
and red ink, in bottles from quart to one ounce /;
dye woods Of all kinds, acids, indigo, madden,
spices, etc.
Having paid special attention to the purity of
all drugs sold by US, and to the manner of put
ting them up and packing goods, we feel confident
that we will be able to fill any orders with which
we are favored, in a satisfactory manner.
Orders by letter shall receive prompt and care
full attention. SAfRE IL THOMAS.
January %, lS56-40:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28

At
COLE x E}0N .2ElD&UG'&.

New SpSiDg G'sH Swimmer eHOCdS.
ERY GOOD&-0smhuIgS drillings. deuims,
~ brown "a and A. domesiics, Choatnw
stripes, print, (naw stylas), ginghams, apron
checks, cotto1aics, gloves lmtis, hosiery hand
kerchiefs, buttons, whaob,nc hooks and eyes,
Sc.. &c.
LADIES DRES& GCODS-A great ,ari,.
Is i, part Of silk Tissues French lawns. print
cd nconeit ,u,u.lins, Organ@ir muslin, printed
hcrage. Inritons, iaconc;t aud Swiss, plain. IL
uroh and irttpl ag1agrt oig ingiauI Insertions;
Swiss odgnrs and Insertions; swiss yuc,os AID
collars, Swiss cobrs together with II variety OF
Cause and silk trimming, omh.uIgroi chimj-
settles, corded and diui ,l;ins, trimmed straw
honnrts, trimmed iats, satin and velvet ribbons,
&c. &c
BOOIS i. SHOE&-N.n's calf boots. Mems
calf and kip h.ocaus. womau's trogans and boots,
russell hrogans boys and misses hroglps sc.
LOYhiNG--linuon pants, cottouale do,
linnen drill do; alpaca, arIb d'ctc and iimn"n
coats
NA1S.-M.ns silk, Panama Lcsho,u aud
straw hats; boys chip and palm hats; a.-a'a Of
tor fur, Enssia fur, and wool hats.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28
tnlnnLLANnnnH
LomsuUr AUirultuini Works
KENTUCKY CORN AND COB MILL.

l5 w1ltrovn mat ihefes great economy in sshiar Fn
Nnh ne l lsu that wills aInnFrd toinef ihftf desired
rr'ali' have 90 been we ftly inir1dngi sa'ps Planters
IN hs krrsy Corn ana Coh Mh ~ piih shagr an
ac'ur1t5 trFsrps claim n haFr produced machine
,u'n'ls ..l ,ill etle ne alIans nsn u 80 sn'
nr ,il ne most l-sIy 1pi Gao adjust uni operate Il ih
ullthns, unlike any ohfr l. TFuae hy asans single
c which easily moved b hand, and applied dsciiy
Any org using hsse Mills will hud clear saving a oas quar-
ieI n ihr'r corn over ths clt plan dittiiug.
We warrant car mills 60 sye entire safeiion Purchasers
may nse hsu ~ 'hn days, ava nj sa'uv ean return 's
ald 60. their money
T'y uW grind Gem end COS A. fls az t5uet a. nc s'
ft'HF fT'f, ItF f7HF, 7ifh ort hoFsff
H. SS'' ~ r., RT w. i e. r., r.. r, So S.
m, shove T'.a u.gir ilg mIrr Tssty O. hitch u
Win %. any agl Np,is sui eaa hc st n orTan in ays
W .u IN VA, 100 ls,,r oat NJ the scores received canpsu
h''Iy II unr 'u'hr ari they VII he rtosnlt A. coming
'.:s ia'tg and 'culInF ia Kentucky.
r,Ea,T Grayr Franklin county, ny, Nov, !. l'55,
hr-sH' Mlh'h. NlN.AW y ."'-htHH,mW-l have n'~i
T ~ l,.', 49, a. ., .,.' 1 ,i, W." MAUI - ~
siyty hn,les prday With ore lUrs making IN" article NJ
cr-h nul vh apparently FATIGUE Co ths hor Takur u'o
s,rr'nu Fns. irtt sirng'h and ohyapn.'' cnsitrr
tho hest article uftin Mini llEt a under notice,
y1y p.cl0l,, mos srkELE,
lnusI Huh TranEiin county Ey lice, u 1885,
vrs, huIvu. NNUATT Co -GtEiiumrH Having
isht your Kentucky .orn aud Cob Minis ula Il I,
vel! That hnui by u time r'lrr, opinion about nnd
II will mint Tnm sis bushels per hour AMI easy WORK
Tor horse, Uui lN year ni attends IT, HE h tine
enough aud makes excellent iced r r'o' mules lrl car' AMI
V N 'rrHly 'nd iuT calves and sheep hrld ~ mine, who
n- uur s'y that sN barrels | rouni 10y H. viii led
h Ut " nul vel! eight hrrri In thu cgr III IN the usual
manner Introduced the Gts Crashing MIL into tbs county
',ou ~ year. ago, and have been using since and
would not t'r ans rcas"ual" confederation dpn'e with the
use clone, Nuh EaapncL Your Friend, Nr,
~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28
NJ. G. RAYMOND.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, AUSTIN.
III VING WITHDRAWN FROM TIE LATE
/ firm of Raymond Freeman Co. is now
prepared to conduct business on his own res
possibility, which viii, present all the facilities
Of the late firm. Particular attention given to
the procurement Of patents and the Investigation
OF Gains in the different departments of the
State Government. Dec 90, ls55-36:ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28
Combined REAPER aiId 720wcT,
MILLER, WINGNIE & cos. KENTUCKY
HARVESTER

"" tull for the hHry'st y 1850 i've uBde Com
hinul Keeping Wd Moving Machines. Il construction
nut to Which will give The unqualified warrautoc tn
'hcrpriaucr every rcp,r and that they shall c Of bet
ter material Cnu and workman hi, Than any n'hgr nj
tar wnClIu" inu'c, Price, cash, $40.
Ti. marlnr I. warranted with pair ufhrso from
H. 90 jcg, ufa0y ku rt small afriu per d1y
OF aud TODD hCwtsn be done With the cradle
sCythc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28
KXHn1eI.

CAYRE'S ASTRINGENT MIXTURE, for the
- cure of Dnrrhea, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint. gripping pains in the Stomach or bow
els, and all bowel affections Gall and get bot
tie. Prepared and sold only by
SAYRE & THOMAS, Druggists
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-28
Crockett 4 Guess.

ATTORNEYS Al LAW-Dahas, T,Ias,
bEANlNG formed an association, will dill
4 a gently and Nig0rouly practice their pro,
In the supreme Court of the State, and Dis
trict Cour, Of the [, ),
~ They will promptly attend to the collect
ing Of debts, and investigating land titles,
EXPERIENCES,
John Ilcmphill, Chief Justice s. C., Texas
rhos, j, Jennings, Attorney General, Texas,
rhos, j, Rusk, L, $ Senator, Texas, NJ, u.
X, Taylor, State Senator, Jefferson, Texas, q {.
IIartly, Galveston, Texas, Doct,n, Jane, Phila'
dclphm, Prnu,, nciiossct Il Brown, New York,
Reid, Spracuc \ Co., New York,
Office opposite the Herald Office,
JUNE ~ !SSS,-nulltr
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-22

The Henderson barbecue, and all other mu-
tual assemblages that we have witnessed of
the people of the opposite shores of the Ohio,
establishes one convincing, conclusive fact for
the guidance of the Southern disunionists in
framing their schemes for a separation. They
must find some other dividing line than the
Ohio river. They must go South of it, for In
diana will not divide herself nor will she sepa-
rate from Kentucky; nor wills Kentucky
change her present loyal friends on this side'of
the river, into border strangers. The Ohio is
bridged by too many bonds of mutual interest,
friendship, love and consanguinity to be a
border line. Who that has witnessed the
hearty, cordial intercourse, the evidences of
mutual good will, respect and friendship
which the people on both sides display when
they meet, would be mad enough to believe,
that people so allied, could be converted by
the behests of party, into border enemies
If any one be foolish enough to think it, let
him attend Fillmore Barbecue on either side
of the river.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-22
CANDIDATES.

Mr.. SANDEBs:-Please announce the OF CHAS. G.
0LMSTED candidate for County the
ing Oeto Der election. sep22+
eg- We requested to JAMES H BEN
NETT, of MiersbuFgh, candidate fer District At
torney. seT22
Mr. SAxDERs:-Please announce the name Of DR.. ALLEN
c. HALL0CK candidate the oce of Coroner the
ensuing october election.
sep20-te@
Mr.. EDIToB:--PIease announce the name of JAMES D.
SAUNDERS as candidate for County Surveyor the
suing October election. sepl3F
DER MADDUX cahpidate for election
of County Commissioner. sepf%
rs We authorized announce the of SAMUEL
Commissioner the ensuing October election. aug20
Mr.. SANDERs:-YOu will please announce my as a
candidate for the office of County Treasurer the ensuing
October election y2S JOHN GREEK.
Mr.: SANDERs-Sir You will please announce my name
candidate for the office of County Recorder
the ensuing election. my29 VIM. H. CHANDLER.
Mr.. SANDERs:-Please announce my name as candidate
for Recorder of Vanderburgh County at the ensuing Fall
election subject the decision of the Democratic
tom. my27 JOHN FARRELL.
A H. SANDERS ESQ Please my lame as can
didate for the office Clerk of the Fanderbuh Circuit
the ensuing October election.
myi74 LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JoURNAL:-I a candidate Sheriff
of Fan3erburgh county at the ensuing OcOherelectOn
NY l2-te w NJ. HOLDEN.
E5- We authorized to announce the of CHRIS
TIAN BIPPUS a candidate for recollection for County
Recorder at the October election. sep2
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-22
APEREImEn EsREArEE.

Whatlady or gentleman would remain under the
of dsagreeable breath when by using the Balm
of Thousand Flowers as dentifrce would not only
render it but leave the teeth white alabaster?
Many persons do not know their breath is Bad and the
subjects delicate their friends will mentiOni it,
Pour single drop Of the Balm" your toothbrush
and wash the teeth night and morning fifty cent bot
tie will last Year
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired by
using the Balm of Thousand Flowers" 1t will re
move tan, pimpes and freckes from the skin leaving
it of soft and roseate hue. Wet towel pour twe
three drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.--Wet your shaving brush in
either warm or cold water. pour two three drops
Balm of Thousand Flowers, rub the beard well
and will beautiful soft ather much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
FETRIDGE 81 Co., proprietOrs.
KELLER, FARNSLEY & co.
ap5 lyd&w Agents for Evansville
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-22
For the Evansville Journal.
Union, Union The cry is Union.
of the river.


Mn. SANDERS
| lam constant reader Of the Journal, and
have read with interest your editorial of the
8th inst. am not politician nor the son of
politician, but | claim to be a lover of my
country, and am as ready, perhaps as any 9th
er man to sacrifice everything but principle to
her veal Our country is in jeopardy
This is the common sentiment. And you and
l. (and l am apt to think vast majority of
the people,, sincerely believe that this ieopar-
dy comes from bad legislation, and govern
mental mismanagement. We ish therefore
to inaugerate a new and healthier state of af-
fairs. And we propose to do this by securing
the election of Fillmore or Fremont to the
Presidency. l believe, so do you, and SO do
many others, that this end will be secured if
we secure to that Office either Of these men.
But do we not all see and feel, that to split
on these candidates is most certain defeat Of
our aim and end? divide and conouer.n is
the watch word Of our common enemy. And
if we are defeated, quite sure am that division
will cause our defeat and put US and our coun-
try's interests into the hands of those, whose
principle is ''rule or ruin" You say, .'the
Republicans had it in their power to sweep
this State. Whether they have the power
nOa0 to defeat Old Lineism, depends entirely
upon whether they are disposed at this day to
effect some compromise by which, if either
they or the Fillmore party be defeated, Old
Line Democracy shall not be triumphant"-
If the Republicans have it not in their power
to sweep this State" which you evidently
doubt, have the Fillmore men? What then is
the advantage of maintaining and pushing op-
posing candidates? Is it better to hold on to
personal preferences, and be ingloriously de
'eated, or to mite in so7id pbalann, and win the
| day, and gain the end we all desire? You re-
ply the latter certainly Then let us mite,
and resolve On conquest and conquest in
tbis State is easy and certain, If we do
Unite as there 10 plan,' you ask pro
less no skill in such matters but let me sug-
gest one; and if a better can be proposed let it
be adopted.
| Let then State Convention of Fillmore and
Fremont men in such representative ratio as
shall be equitable and proper, be held And
let that convention devise a plan Ct concerted
action; and let each party solemnly pledge
| Itself to abide that decision. Many in this
part of the State (Posey county, are, know
ready and anxious for it, who would deeply
regret, and hang their heads in shame and
dismay, if the advocates of ''rule and ruin"
divide and conquer. Shame and dismay, and
the Philistine host of pro-slavery tyrants, and
Kansas wrongs be on US if we allow it.
FREMONT UNIONIST.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-22

P GLEICHMANN VS.. UNKNOWN HEIRS OF X.
on 4h day OF October of part o. the n.
W Or ofsee 81 in township south ofrange 10 in the
Land District, Vano erburgh county containing
W A. W STiNE VS.. MARSHAL KEY, JR Sale the
4th day of October of lot 49, in block 10 u Lamasco City
c. f; KILLER VS.. WIN. G. ADLERSBERG.-Sa on
the 5oh OF Sept of the south No T.
township south range west Vanderburgh
" M. !" STONE EFT AL VS.. G. BELL.-Sae on 22d day
OF SEPT OF Drugs Medicines. Oils Paints Dye Sufs, Glass
ware Wines, BrandSs, other liquors.
Ii; D. ALLIS and L. H0WES VS.. MARY SCEELS.-Sale
on the 5Oh day of Sept OF the of No. 2S
township 5, range 10 west. Wand erburgh county.
JOHN "A. REITZ EFT AL VS.. j. P. HENDERSON Sale
on the 22d day Sept of leasehOd upon Lot block 1885,
in LamascO City; said easehold july 81 1851
JOHN S. HOPK KINS VS.. THOS. BUTLER Sale Aug 30
of lot 70 the Donation Enlargement of city Evansville
an lots and block 5 Fourth Enlargement dining city
Q Evansville
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-22

CF A prominent merchant in New Or
leans, who has till the present, been an ardent
supporter of Buchanan, writes to his partner,
sojourning in Louisville, that he has deter
mined to do what he can to secure the election
of Fillmore and his reasons for the change
is, that he finds all the leaders Of the Buchan-
an party in Louisiana are rank DisunioniSts.
This, as far as we are acquainted with the
men, we believe TO be true.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-22
~ The Old Line papers are shedding ?.

~ The Old Line papers are shedding tears
over the decline of pure piety and true reli-
gion" among the New England clergy, and
they are greatly Mortified at the alliance re-
Gently discovered to exist between the German
Turners--a sect, as they say, of avowed inf
dels-and these black coated gentlemen at the
North. The proof of the degeneracy and the
conspiracy is, that both parties oppose Mr.. Bu-
chanan'S election.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-22

BATTLE WITH CHEYENNEs INDIANs.-The
mail train with the mail from Oregon was at
tackled by the Indians and two of the conduc-
tors severely wounded; fortunately they had
good teams and escaped. The Indians were
pursued by the troops, and ten of their men
killed and their camp broken up. On the
same day another party Of the same tribe at
tacksd a merchandise train, killed two men,
wounded another, killed child two months
old, and carried off its mother, Mrs. Wilson,
highly respectable lady, who had been a
fashionable mihner, formerly in StLouis. They
were pursued by the troops, but no trace Of
them could be found, and the lady's fate is un-
known. It must have been death or some
thing worse. A large quantity of goods were
lost.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-22

WoRD TO THE LADIEs.-In recommending to your use
DR.. j. HOsetters celebrated Stomach Bers it but
ce that stimuant the system, in imparting
strength aud preparatory periodical which
oft times attended with much pain and trouble kno
preparation happily adaPed to all
the stomach Cholera
Morbus all ailments arising from udugence the
fruits vegetables ice is certain and al
remedy family should be without
it. Directions the bottle Sold by druggists and
dealers generally. HALLOCK i STODDARD.
sepII-d&w WOOLSEY 81 SAWYER.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-22

MURDER IN GREEN CoUNTY.-A DR.. Mense
of Bloomfield assaulted with a cowhide and
revolver young man by the name of Rain
water, who-as the Doctor sad-had circu-
lated dsreputable reports of him. He first
attacked the young man with the cowhide,
who retreated from him, and the Doctor then
drew his revolver and fired, but missed. He
shot second time, and the ball passed through
the abdomen of his victim, who fell exclaim-
ing II am a dead man." The Doctor replied
''d-n you that is what came here for''-and
fired third shot after the murdered man had
fallen. Rainwater died in 10 minutes. The
Doctor was arrested and committed till the
October term of court. 1t is said that the
whole thing was done in cool calm and ap-
parently premediated manner. While the
countenances of the bystanders were blanched
with horror, his was lit up with demonical
smile of triumph. At the investigation of the
matter, he exhi bited the most daredevil, un-
concerned spirit, smoking cigars and writing
down the evidence in the case with as much
GOODNESS as though he had been an attorney
in the case. Great excitement existed in the
county against the prisoner.