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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07
DEMOcRATIc MEETINGs.
-
TW1N TowNsnIp, July '56.

1UAN
The Democracy Of Twin township met IN
The School House in New Lexington, and was
organized by appointing Samuel Robertson,
Chairman, and Robt. Davidson, Secretary
The object Of the meeting as stated by Inc
Chairman, was TO appoint Delegates rom saiu
Township 10 meet ihe Delegates from the sew
eral Tow nships OF The Coaniy, in Eaton, on
Saturday the Cd Of August, TO perfect o NOR
ough organization Of the Democracy Of Inc
County. II was resolved also 10 form a Twin
Township Buchanan Club, which Cinb was
formed by the enrolment Of q large m
of names OF the Union loving Demtcracy.
The follovin persons Were appointed Dele
gates 10 the Convention OF Eaton, to wits
S. Robertson, John Bear, P. Bollrey, John
Bowers, Jr., John Gentner, Fred Wants, Fred
Wagner and Geo. Kiison.
ACentral Committee Of three was appoint
ed for The Township, also a Commute Of Cor
respondence composed Of len persons, ate
which the meeting Yves addressed by Mr'
LoGUE, Of Butler county, advocating the claims
Of our well tried standard bearers, Buchanan
Breckenridge and Vallandigham.
On motion was ordered that the proceeding
Of this meeting be published in the Eaton De
mocTat.
The meeting then adjourned with six hear
ty cheers for Buchanan, Breckenridge ant
NallanGigham.
S. ROBERTSON, PIest.
r. DAVIDSON, sec'y.
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T BOOK BIMDERY.
81 & O. HARDY

81 & O. HARDY
Book Binders & Blank Book Manufacturers
JTAvING Hhed up our establishment on Main
llStreet, over the Preblc County Bank. we are
prepared to doall kinds Of BINDING, unsurpass-
ed for beauty, elegance and durability.
With the iatestimproved machinery we have
facilities for doing our work BETTER and CHEAP
ER than any other establishment in the country.
We have on hand q superior assortment of Blank
Paper from the best makers, TO which we invite
the attention Of all wanting Blank Books, made
to order.
County Records, Bank Books, & Blank Books
Of eys4y variety, with or without printed heads
Ruled to any pattern and Bound in o manner;
that for strength and durability, cannot be ex-
celled.
Music, MAGAZINES, LAW Books, NEWSPAPERS,
SCRAP Books. PAMPHLETS, &c. &C., bound in the
strongest and best manner.
BY punctuality, and strict attentionto business,
we hope to merit, aod secure a liberia patronage.
Give rs n call. II. HARDY.
Eaton Feb. 21.-tf. e.. HARDY.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07
State Elections.

The following Stale Elections this year, &C.
cur on the hereinafter mentioned dates:
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07
CAMDEN, Aug.2 B., '56.

-OF-N
Pursuant 10 previous arrangement q goodly
number Of the Democracy Of Camden and vi
cinity, assembled here on last evening, and pro-
ceeded 10 the formation of a Buchanan and
Breckenridge Club.
On motion, Mr.. Ira X. Place was elected
permanent Chairman, Jas. N. Hart, Vice Pre-
sident, and j. G. Thomas. Secretary; James
A. Watt Corresponding Secretory, and Davic
Patton, John Townsend and A. W. Yost, as
a Committee Of arrangement.
On motion a Committee Of thee were ap'
pointed consisting Of Patton, Watt and James
". Hcrt, 10 meet the Central Committee a
Eaton, on the I'd inst. Other business beinl
transacted, and Mr.. Yost being loudly callet
for CANT forward and responded in his usua
happy style, urging thorough organization upol
the part of the Democracy to counterfeit tn
baneful influence OF the common enemy. HI
was followed by David Patton, in a plain, bu
forcible speech, after which it was resolve
that the proceedings Of this meeting be pub
lished in The "Eaton Democrat"
On motion the Club adjourned to meet o.
Friday evening, the 9th inst, in Camden.
IRA K. PLACE, Chairman.
JAS. A. WATT, Set'y.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07
ABoIIr1uN p1suNIoN TICKRr

FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. FREMONT, Of California.
FoR WICK PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM L. DAYTON, OF New Jersey.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07
EXCHANGE BANK,
salt! salt! Salt !

ogden & Dick are now receiving a large
Usupply of Salt, different qualities, Which
they will sell at the lowest rates.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

.ILS-such as Lard, Tanners andLinseed0il
which will be sold ut the lowcstrates BY.
Ogden & Dick.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1856-08-07

/ OBACCO, Snuff and Cigars of all kinds for
sale atthe wholesaler and retail Groceryof
ma 80. RS Cunningham.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-17
'CoNoREss WArER.-Messrs. 2. B. Cook

49, CONGRESS W>rER.-Messrs. 2. a. Cook &
Son have received a lot of genuine Congress
Water, bottled. Yesterday VIC had an oppor-
4. tunity of trying it, and can report it first
sstsrate.p The water now for sale at Cooks, is
3. not Saratoga Water but Congress Water.
i The Congress Spring, as is well known, is the
spring which during si.ty-thrce, years past
has built up the reputation Of Saratoga, yet
some have confounded the name Of the spring
with that of the place, thus affording the OPP
portunty for swindlers to foist worthless ar
ia ticles upon the public on the strength Of the
reputation obtained by the Congress Spring in
- along series of years. Congress Water cures
all diseases cngthens lile rejuvinates the old,
- and makes folks happy generally. So saei =
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I'll % = = W AoEt1NNTIUNI . uIy II
SENATE. 4o'clock an Unsuccessful mo-
ton was made TO adjourn. .a s..-~.--s
Toombs obtained the foor, saying that as
the Senate asanxieus to discuss thequestion
now, he would proceed to give his. views at
large. SeaIa 49, s@aasaso
Hpnter--W Viii the Senator yield the floor to
motion to adjourn, srs els.1 sa.ssgl bg.
ToombsrNo, sir. The Senate just refused
to adjourn. / intend to speak on the subject;
and when senators get tired hearing me they
can go home. However the reporters will
keep their seats, for my aspeeehis Intended for
the country as much as for the Senate. After
/ have spoken three or four hours, the Sena-
tor from Virginia can make his motion to adj
journ, if he chooses. g - siis'5ssgs ~
Toomss proceeded to give history Of TIE
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AT AuaTINN.

ND ENG about Indiana Wishing
administer estate and seattle the
tiaava, wis., Monday the 18th day OF Anguet,
1885, sell public auction residence Third
opposite erma Catholic Church. all household and
kch consisting of Carpets Sofas Reds and bed
d Chairs &o also fac Piano Forte and large
Oil Painting aloe fine Carriages snd Bugi
all no on hands the tire of SALE -.
credit of will be all $40,
taking notes with approved security.
q real estate for sale cheap aad good
terms. All indebted whom am indebted,
requested call and settle. before the day oil ale
e23 -ts= s. KAHN.
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OF The Senior arrived last night, in good
health and spirits, and will resume the tripod
from this forth. Of his wanderings and sights
he will give faithful account hereafter.
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~ OF Mr.. Partridge has again leftus a pack
are of.late dates. We are dependant upon the
Express Go nfany for news, since the 2aops
tonof the mud wagon between Terre Haute
and. IndianaIo is. atasl F4asH- zTS1aaE
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ia. MAGFEE 81 CO.,
EEAyISG closed nearly whole first purchases Of
Spring Goods und heavy trade for the
wess receiving second edition purehaed at
greas rednefd rates and are offering the
and elegant Dry Goods brought to the West
very low prices and eeoid merchants e call and
anime for they 70 buy cheaper than they
have bought before. We are Just receiving mes -
Prints Cottopades,. a.I.t.s Glnghams.
Jeans. prom Checks. SatineS,
Cha!is. Cassimsres, Bereges.
5h4 is Testings DeLains. Jacconets.
-,e7ls &c 60.
goods suitable the besides ele
CANT rtrne ut q silk ari Straw honnets -an22
r.a -sla@ 10 rrsfr Los a. t-
a BREASTPIN of the shape of harp, with pearls
sides and hair nseentre. Yalurd for the sake Of the
The finder shall he rewarded receive the thanks Of
the owner hv leaving it at this office. Je25f
"a MEMO KANDUsf Book. bound in Leather with steel
IA spring losk. lett iu The will be
thankful 50 have tls same lett At this Office le2ia
n HRTA KITES Nos and Msckerel.
IVA E2n bills Nos. 2 snis do;
30 h bills Nos. aud Maekerel 100 bxs No Herring
4c qr-hbls Nol !. lands do IS bxs Scale dos;
900 SIX Cigars reed and for sale reduced by
je2a !. D. AElMANN:-
~ MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
very desirable Mourning Dress Hooos
IA forsale at enp2e iae# hUeaES'--
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REAL ESTATE SALES
o.
o BY JOHN INGLE, JR.
RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS HOUSES AT j
Public Auction.

On Friday, the Eighth day of August next.
a T2o'cIoek P N. at the auction Rooms of W0oLSEY
IA NELSON will sell the following che pro perty.
10 wit:
ethre story Brick Business House.
Streets present oeeupsed the Evansville Post Once
lately built in good repair aud excellent
stand renting for than 10 per and
selling price The Lot 20 by 20 feet and building 20 by
feet. t1t
Frame House and lotion Second street. adj
joining the residence he SO eet
aud $50 f. deep alley The house
has rooms The neghboThond excellent and only
mputes walk from of business The lot alone
worth 50 cent than house lot will sell for.
AIso-hs Fran House aud First
fne ne residence built DR. Casseiberry;
house present occupied BY John e Crisp Esq and
lot ASH front First street
deep alley in the bestof and les
than three squares fro IN the heart OF business.
ALsoThat fne Frame House and Lot stely occupied BY
jacob Born Division screet above SEVENTH this is the
finest frame residence of built in varsyie wen
ceilip feet high, handsome fence
and all very apiee; the neighhOrhOOd ia
is very good and improving fsst
the House-oue orethird six and
thi months. he Born bouseone third cash;
e-hird year end third at In all
with waving relief laws and secured by
the premises Discounted ten cent for cash
For further particulars enquire at my office.
jvi0-tds r.s.e-e ~ JOHN INGLE, JK.
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"A M a. s NJ e e r I ~ 6
THuRspAY. july u.
f the People Of the First District WILDE held Prince

son, Gibson county,
THURSDAY, JULY IL.
for the purpose Of nominating suitable person a
eanddate for Representative this District in Congress
in opposition 10 the nc1inee Of the late OLD Line Nc.
hrssks Convention Let every county be represented.
and People forget party names 10 accomplish public
good.
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RIVER INFELLiGRsNGE3.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.

rAUAkA- We V2AIN-1
se7ssI ARRIVALS ANDasEPARTURBs. YwH
Zee q ft l-a WEDNESDAY July Is irefs: ezrar
IN Csnn, from st Louis to louisville. bFa- saasf
Evansville. from Bowling Green to Louisyi.le- s
ouba,from cairo to- saH sl do. -
earao n. from i,oaisviIeto Cairo. .4
fsedorA from Pitsburg ST Louis. . {, 49, toe +.
p j 8 Pringls. st LOUIS to Cincinnati. arsrr &
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700 BARRELS OR 10000 B TTTLES
OF WINE AND FRUIT BRANUY.

All Pure Products of Vanierburgh County.
sT ART IN O from principle that every fertile county
- produc that which nance the eyment
being health ofis inhslitaBs
imposed myself the task OF preparing from
grapes and fruit. Wine and Brandy in that
tcs thirty years. the hest Wine countries of
principally in the South has taught now submit
respected productions of their soil trusting
that LIBERAL patronage will encourage me tofurther Efforts
The prices low that the qualities have
been sid so cheap here. ta zI 7+z 5-Af ese ~
ii o. FkICES wISE. PRICES OF BRANDY.
bottle which the purchaser Wild Plum GOO
2 ,a7ofsfs mast fnd - s wild Ch7rry. zoo
First seleeto Csc Grape frs sser...
Second do DO .-67r Carawha -...-..--...... 45c
Third do 4oc Peach Brandy =. =. soc
First selection Wild Grape65c a ~ dg,4-f MH
Second DO t. Doc st-ss-1a -
First quality Biackberry. :. soc
Second do sErs ..s-4oe Isft. PH. sQFlRMER, j.
je3d-tf Corner 81 xth and Main atr Gets.
! m ]. N. McfsILL. ELEGTIC PIN sECHAN,
AFfHT returned after short absence. tenders bis
n services the citizens of 70 ansve and Vicinity,
the practice of dene obseErles. Office dresidenee
an As-a sssest. oppSsite this couIt House jyS-ana
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AUCTION. SALES.

DANIEL wooGsEY NELSON
AUCTI0NRiRs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
.,;s.-.s and Real Estate Brokers, =
zHAVISG leased a of years fitted up the
Old Court House Of Main Third streets We
PR for sale private
sale an Kinds ofgo wares snomerchandise household
furniture, horaes, blFgj etc. 49, ...sr
O ish vances ma IS tents VIXEN required,
Regular sales every Tuesday, Thursday Saturday.
otelook A. NJ Also Tuesday W edn esday
Friday lights. at early gas light .'srssrs - ~
-sd2 SALES OF RfsAE. ESTATE.
The first Monday Of every month 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Having ourselves wi-a large Nap the Oily
ESaesile containing all the recent and be-
IL be for the interest all
apart IL first Aoday Of Fsv month rths sale of
Real Estate auntio All those wsin rsell egues-
ted TO hand lists in time give the
patronage ot those having Honses Lst-pr Bands
public private sale
ted, jyi5 wooLSEY NELS'1N. Auet's s
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''e TELEGRAPH sU1r.-A suit has just been
tired at Cleveland. in which the Michigan and
Erie Telegraph Company was sued by r. Cook
& Co. for the incorrect transmission Of dis
patch. They directed their agent to pay 90
cents for wool, but the dispatch on delivery
read IS cents Verdict fo7 the plaintiffs
$3.50. - ~ Is = "
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. HAYES. AESCE CRAIG q. TRUMAN.
SO. SPRING SEDCK. 1856.
A 10 N Il u

Main Corner Fourth Louisville KY and
-4Tsa ST.. New York.
GWNHoLESALE dealers in Hats. Caps and Straw Goods
comrstf goods in their line found
any 1hiishnent Wsst of New York City. We
selling shall continue do Indiana beTeha
Others favorable and prices
articles be bought in the Eastern markets
We invite exauin alton of stock proc
, 3m
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) cHEaPlH III AN t.vxL..

9 WATCHES AND AJEWELRY.
WHT have just received and have hty on hand
~ large we'll of Fasni elry
comprising al qualities and sls which will sold East
prices. ff.1i --zf5-
ALsoA good stock Of Gold asd silver Hunting
openface Watches. including Railrsa1
all warranted, and We also
assortmentof Dawson, Warren Hsdes snd u b. Beers
6pe Gold Pens in the city. 10 saf fsss " sF8FE
Silver Ware Porte Monies. Aecordeons eight day am
thirty Clocks, has and sale reduced
prices Receiving al our gof
and tiers. aslete efer coon ARTICLE
extre mel low pri --.-.-s fITTROLFF & SONS. 2
jeIS Main. street, betw. First and Secon d SITS. e
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MOUnNING DRESS GOODS
THE HAzARU PosvnEa COMPANY.

mASGrAcTTKkss AND DEALFrs ~ (.
fCSA IN IN I'D Cd w GA @ IL q
s9e epst % sspePs Is @ &
known oraud of ELecTRic lSDtAS RIFLE aud KESTucxY
Bisag and MinIhs comprising sfiS qasiss
and kinds rdgatred by the trade guarantees to se entire
sfsndird their Powder which ha. eniOyeA the
fannd unsurpassed BY other msnufaesars Of The kind in
For by princiP also st the of the
Company. No. 80 Wall Ger. Water street, New York
A e, DOUGLASS. Sec'y .-lt-, f-.--.s- mY2s-emd \
MORE NEW SIP HING GOGDS
ssfa Srs A1fg saa Tor
sPse R VINO Eii pi'ss 'os NDFioks aeRe agS
NEW DUHGN,
ptcn vIfkxt! has. a.. openid sr;o
"a Of Drug and Ms9qjSss which they invite ths
Gloss ilssss@Te Tc5sceo Cigars Paia Rin
o fsns5 ssd q Pants
grnuat IN T. Parc Bran purposes
uader the Journal once. --za = q IaFs-M
DIR. J.FLEAGEss. nENTsL SURG EoN,
Ks.issAse an .ss near osu'tS''
ALL s to The Dsassl Art
tITf@TT9ner Please call and examine superior stock
u sress Plate said to e many csses Once
hours. from O'Clock A. MOI. P.M ielo-3m
a JENNY MULE. ia, seIo1ea. whoever will bring the
sae to the underssned At the sOdd% CSs Mines
EORsE STOLEN. ~
LIGHT Horse about tive years old stolen from
a stable YESTERDAY morning. the 18th. liberal re
ward viii be paid or the OF the rseeyery oil
tbs horse. iels-tt RDBE. PA1kkIr.
M. II. EEOSS, NJ. D.,
sSENDERs his to the citizens O. Ev
ansEA and vicinity; residence between Judge Foster
and II BSaeadiek Cherry street Evansville Ind
apl8-lyd fert2 taafe3 ri
EtiLi DR. NJ ANN's AGUE q NLSAM.5
THAT we'll aud popular remedVswheh has proved
itself admrsoB Of the throughout the
oonntry ARRIVED IN TOWN and rs now offered
for sale and retail Ny the Special Agepc at Messs
HAllonk & E0jdardis Ma street. opposite the am v
sasviTle Ind. We 40 ,ld those afflicted with that
much Chill Fever and ARue, fined in DR.
SAN%'s AGuE Bss1 eer5a: safe and aHectnal cure IN
according tndireeti9us- Sold by all re-
spec druggists aud dealers Western and By
.rt-+ las gf-rsH LICK 81 STeDDARD. -
lWhossale axents. Ey ansFile. Ind
Autbv <. RUARK, New Harmony; $. H MsSE y Co;
jet9-3mw ..s4t. e.s5t - Proprietors. Galian. o.
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EaOo@9 NatlDa 8 q


The Hitherto intraeta6ie disease, Of every 5srsss@S
cuREn BY ExrERSasL "a IMPLICATION o. IN.
t PHI v GAyhM Ssas i Pias gs,s
w lively casas he wsrss and noss oSssisass 81 oe
osGY Fl iE Sisfs f9g GsEpY KNOWN
sss ssy 5 for sss @ a Is the
saNb f PIT n fEs fisn sa wal
FIJI
he s
is favor in rsgsrato its ecaey in
The hon Richard Yates late member Of Congress shs
Springfield til.) district. says; - - ,a
Or. Thos H. az sir: The prspsrstion csTa
AZ @ speedy S rot %
tase to reeom eAa it As an inEarssle rsnsd Ia
The follow ing from Rev b + Bristow Is ssuf RS
Jaeksohsllle. nl peeehberi u.s. Isss
sea - sonss s T. n ss dgsy s
s5 s Of With ,s ssiH s @ ssss s
Piles After having exhausted tfyi1g vae5s
ptions OF asa Others ihot GRy
riend shs Hon iehard Ya.ss was indussd r.
ds. s'Bz sY an
-faEe e.stl37 Chicago. August so. 1855.
was saErns intensely WITH "a
S,iOs 70 you Soss rsSs ss.
immediate and now well z ss'isys II 70 sss.:is
les o a9S = 'Ish SssS%nssd e 'ss'
seq Psas y D.r so1 II y. Sq No.
Sole Proprietor. st. Louis. BIO.
jyrslydar 81 g SEkfEh FA sssi go.
| 1900 - D ssPETt HI IN 80 10 go
an CLERKS say they ,ear hfye ssas moro oodstha
Va WI, sslI tho Ne,: II
q less
Goods, wouldIsspsOtfulls now Is s,s e issA
ann e7e 3aet7 Manstrset aoot beieT Sscesa
. go Mex gyNEX SsCOOK e, 4rs8s.ssI
sTas ST ssr,gFsy Als ssI 1oos5 sTfes.Is
sheer ans sets APGliSstSs e
Of eyer bought FOR this maEAet,
ana Csa
before purchasing elsewhere they rromia l my
80 1TsmrEoTH BREaD d. -
hsa Ss ssP as sTy 9 ss p1 u:
Oiee dozen or loayes for p cents r cAsx
ras s s nspdsfs i
and TER. m.sf g. he ~ % :.
Satisfaction that after once PurohsspE Of him.
VIZ Ili Tlse 70 purchase ''se-sis. cABAT
Z a.ses f.siiss oosh; 40 Igstrss
smyas u 4ls ain street, Louisville. KY
s - iii iIB ssiSs aVs
BONNErs! BONNETs.,
Gs T Ts sfssh
hal the original sost Call and s. EMBIcB.,
B-Go for tlae Ladies' going - Chursh
Sunday, fer the want Of new Bsnr&s SO ljsA
sT.1LOgI- Lac ssfs BEIsEs- se..ssr "
EUSTres'd perstsarner Sou eherner st s-fz
80 choice Lager Beer; ard for sails 81 n. EaT,s
Beer SstcosA corr er Gfaiaans Fourth sta
SCI Famiiiescaa be he gslion, 5s2I-fn
EEMB!oH'S Store. on Main street three doc
~ ond 3Epesrs to be tn great Bazaar ehesy
lie has reserved arlsss
Goods. gaeh he Is ssllia lowest ~ zay9s
NEw wH0li,SsT,E wTNEAnn
taet@-A - kFQU Ok ST'DsSE.
AEI hereby inform hiieof Evansville
ing cqunty i raj shat We ssves uneer is OATS.
abo sid where sall
II slsorts of Wines and Liquors which lper as
the lowest prices Country store VIII give
attention Is called frs Port
and Madeira Wines. French
in bottles which are ADAPTED for raesits pgrrosess
ny1s-tf ~ Main, street opposite ths Ccasz E5ase
6NUM SUsPKNpORs.-5ood oz assoYted 95sffsis. roe76
1ys sA' AIS Main sssss S Seo
tH5CKtHts.25bA bales Ticking ed thjs szdz5 ss
p JAMES low /. CO..
apr Ae 1ai stssss. boeiS7ips. Ky
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MISCELLANEOUS
NEW AND cERAP tso0Ds,
MrKTNNEV 3 C00KE

= 1'IVAAA y n = 4 % NS1~,-S z. :
WATER NEXT DOOR R. BkRGs BETy LOCUST.
RE receiving ana opening most desirable
IN spring and summer goods consisting an ery
variety usually kept dry good Silks Chaas,
Berases, Robes. Lawns Brantes Bonness. Grape. silk
Lace and Neop2fitsn Ribbons. Lace Edsiags oves
oseingin great YsryCoths Csssimeres. Pant goods
Vesting z. in rich profusion. &C., Sc. ap3
JEWELfss! JEWELRTU
THNE nndsrsigne would respectfully inform the ctze
of Evansville and vicinity that he has just reeeiv ed
Is receiving and large of Jewelry of
all kinda direct from New York which he would ask the
attention of desirous Purehssng. His goods all
aud Of latest styles will be sold for cash the
10 west possible prices.
ALL kinds of Watches and pieces paired in work
manner charges and work wai
ed. - .tsffHs CHsS. RARNUM.
On First below the Tostofiee the
stand formerly occupied by q. Goshen. ttfF
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DISsnLTTInN NnTICE.
LOST,

AN Saturday the 7hin small leather eeversd pass
book tanning subscriptions ock IN the Van der
burgh County Agricultural and Hortici urs Land Assoeia
s9n. siznedby o. 5. EeIsey w, s. Howard, n hathesa,
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finder will be rewarded By LEAVING the same With
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SHANKLIN x reilly beg leave TO call the attention to
~ their friends and customers. their large and we'll
leeed 4 spring and summer dry goods reed
during fhepts weeks mprng Of the assr
aDe lou nd the city, when they whole
sale and retAil their aud public generally
stO prices cash rprsmpt time buyers Their
sss in Of the cloths black and fancy
and fweeds white bur and MarsaiIes
k NHstins Satonades Creton cloths plsn and
Linen Drills rich Calicocs of Philip Allen Spraeues p
State Ms and other rich printed French and
and Lawns. rich prtnssa t-gneh plain and
black colored Grape N1n.z ~hte CASH
mere plain and fancy Gnghsms rich printed Organ dies
Brianees aud GhaId de batnes white Shaws black
silk shawl stIa scarfs
Viii Gapes NORM sntqus Parasos silk
Umhreias Panama. eghoTu and Braid Hats English
aud fancy Bonnets rich tonnet Ribbons Hosting Gloves
Palm leaf shoes Carpets.
Oil Cloth and printed window blinds together with
variety of Trimming small and fancy goods.
&C.. So my1 f1.Et y e SHAEKbtN a. Reilly -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-17

ya.,s.---- The light draught Cuba passed uF
yesterday from Cairo, with the passengers o
the James Montgomery. aiiq .eass 8 I,a', r
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NeOTAToEs bills petssass Just rsc,d Per Ohio BY
II tsIs sf- Fst 81 Z. VI, COOK & s8N,
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ZINE WAL PApERs-UpmOIsT WORK.

NEW AREINAL OF PAPERS.
CHMIDT IL ST ARK just establish
- ment on First street largs assorment ofW II Papers
lities
ng beautiful description line They
ao hing aPpertsining upholstery
chairs superior stYle Having ENLARGED
acconHodat- increased business.
to receive and SHOW them
= anal nriea !. rnla-.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-17

| Cotton has advanced 1-l5@S. Sales for
the week $1,000 bales. Of which spectators