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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.


WANTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY OF REsPECTABI-
w lily the lower part of moderate size first class dwelling
conveniently located, and in select neighborhood.
person having such house. and wishing half Of II
desirable tenant Will please address, stating terms, &c. Gu
more, Herald o0ice.t
1xYANTED TO LEASE, IN THE UPPER PART OF THE
House not less than wenty feet In width and
than three stories high Please address, with particulars
J. King, box 1851, Post Office
VyANTED-TO RENT FROM THE FIRST OF NovEM
w next moderate sized, well furnished house, with
all the modern improvements and situated between Bond
Address j. V. s., White Plains, wcstchcscr county N Y
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS BAKERY, DOING 4
pay for with modern house up down town, viii give
bond and mortgage and part money or VIII buy lease
Address, for one week, Bakery, Herald Office.
NAMED 10 RENT-A COTTAGE, wTTH ONE OR
w more acres OF land, either Manhattan Long
Islands, within six seven rpcs of the City Hall Ai-
dress stating terms and full partcuars o. j. New York
Daily News office, lO2 Nassau street, New York.
NTANTED-A SECOND OR THIRD STORY ENTIRE
single gentleman. References required aud given. Adj
dress knickerbocker, Union square Post office.
w ANTED-A SMALL. ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE,
w the west side Of he city below Twenty sixth street.
Address =. ;. f., Boyds Express Post
yVANTED-T0 HIRE, FROM SEPTEMBER FIRST, THE
w second OF small pleasantly situated house in
good negbborhood consisting OF three suitable for
parlor bedroom and kitchen sitting location between
Canal and Fourth SITS, west side Of Broadway Any
having OF this description 20 let hear OF desirable
and permanent tant and small family gentleman and wife,
by addressing H. Burr boz fG6 Herald Office stating
which must not exceed SoS annum But one other family
In The house pictured.
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CoOI. AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MUSEUM
~ l2 Grand street. stairs. Greatest attraction la tho
city Twenty seven young ladies appear In the Moiei Austes
every afternoon and pEh ako tho Female Opera troupe
singing and dsncing-wh variety Of other entertainments
DForLE ASK FOR THE PArACE or BEAUTY
y Where il ocaed ~ " Grand street. the Frankln
Museum, where host Of heautlfu appear every
afternoon az ard every evening In classical living
Pictufts. Remember 40 stairs.
NEW TABIEAUx, At THE FRANKLIN MUSEUM,
~ ~ Grand door from the acr.
aud night. introducing Sappbo" Fortune Telierv
The Three oraees,r Temptation "Innocrncr.e win
others IN which Madame wsrions FUN troupe " Nsie Ar
tls,es VIII appear.
TIE WONDER or THE WORLD. MONS. GREGGfRE
The Hercules Of Tie astnn,shrs all beholders his
terrific feats OF strength lie
evening =, the Franklin Museum ics Grand street Come
and him.
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4 UCTION NOTICE.. BoGART, AuCTroNEER.-BY
"A s BOG ART.This day, Monday at 10 O'clock a. 20
Centre street. sale Of the contents OF lager be-
aoon tables chairs looking glasses fixtures aud furniture
HIRAM EickE Attorney for Mortgage
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POLICE MATTERS.

State ParkerIn the of the State of Indiana
VS.. JOsephus Parker, for malicious spass WAS tired
on Wednesday in the Common Pleas Court. Nearly
the whole eoored populatoa ofthe Lower Bayou ere
present either a ,attOraeys pasties, theses.
. Bug3, the complaining witness, brought wt him o.
er Buggs, giviegthe whole affair rather buggy aspect
Wines es were. examined and cross examined VIII
view to proving divers facts, among the rest iat M
oii Bqgg was MOI man Of veraeity, even when uader
oath.
1t was made evident that Nr Bugg vas not in
very good odor among his neighbors, whether jGet of
cannot say but the general impression seemed
to be that Mr.. Bugg ha, We kness, and that was tr.
habit Of talking in fbles ana the e2nsequenee was that
his testimony against Parker. went Or IN
corroborated 0y other Witnesses aEd arker vas dis
charged.
Comm IN PLEAS CouRr.-The following state cas- os
have been dispose OF up to this time, viz:
Stat vs. Katherine LanPseebt, 9sault and Battery
Net Guilty
State vs. Heary Williams, Surety Of the Peaee-De-
feudant discharged.
State vs. Richard Barker surety Of the Peace-Dis.
missed.
state IS, Mary Froolaud. Surety of the Peace--Do
PENDANT discharged.
State vs.. Josopnus Parker, Malicious Trespass-Not
Guilty.
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PADDY ON AMERIKY-One Of the best def
nitions of an Irishman's idea of America, that
we ever saw, is contaIGed in the following ex-
tract from ''Fliry Circle" tale in John
Brougham's Irish Echoes:
'Where did 'bacey come from, COrney?" in
qu;red Mary.
why, from 'Meriky, 7ghere eIse?'' he re-.
piled, ''that sent us the first pitaty. Long life
to it, for both, says I!''
"What sort of place is that | wonder?".
"Meriky is it? They tell me it's mighty
stable, Moll, darling I'm told that you might
rowl England through it, and it would hardly
make dint in the ground; there's fresh water
oceans inside Of it that mjght drQMn England
IN, and save Father Mathew wonderful sight
of trouble; an as for Scotland, you might stick
it in a corner Of one of their forests an you'd
never be able to find it out, except may be, it
might be the smell Of whisky. III had only
a trifle of money I'd go an seek my fortin
there"
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E4OCAL DEPAEs.E,lgggs11llsSs'E'.
REPORTED BY Up TowH, ESQ.
UP TOWN ITEMS.

RAIN! RAIN lin good earnest torrents of rain pour
ed down yesterday, epcing early in the mor1ng,
raising faint hope that the bed of the river Will
permitted to become entirely dry. The wlarEDoats ar
hard aground, and the lightes draught lighters
find approaches to the shore very and dncult
Wednesday fiat laden with the freight from one Of
the s23ournrg steam at Scufle town. arrived 1t The
landing, Consigned Mes Crane, Cook & Laughin
and with the aid of mule succeeded getting
one end to the shore.
If our ferry had sufficient power size might now be
reaping rich harvest, by bringing down freight from
Scufflctown.
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Public Speakinps

Henry w. Ellsworth, Esq, will address the people
t%he following times and places:
Nineennes, Tuesday sert. ?. at night.
Evansville, Wedn, sday, sept. 3, at night.
Mt. Vernon. Friday. Sept ), at l O'clock.
New Harmony, Saturday, sept. 6, at | O'Clock.
Peseyvile, Monday, Sept. 3, at O'Clock.
owensville, Tuesday Sept. .. at / O'Clock.
Princeton. Wednesday. sept. 10, at l O'Clock.
Sullivan, Thursday, Sept III, at O'Clock.
TerEe Haute. Friday Sept. u. O'CLOCK
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The GREATEST THROW EVER MADE-We
mentioned in. Saturdays paper that expert
ments were being made with the steam fire-en-
CINE Washington DuTiog the trial, she made
the best throw ever made by any machine :
Forcing water through four hundred and forty
feet of hose she threw astream through aninch
and quarter nozzle, tho b,a,7rsB and f0yty-
foarJet. The Washington is one Of the small
steam engines Gin. Times.
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To the Public.

The following appointments heretofore madeby Gov
Willard and Judge MISUNDERSTANDING, August IS
Washington. &c, Devon Hill, Aug. %, Paoli, Aug %
Spencer Jug %, bloomfield, Aug. 20, Sullivan, sept
Ast. Bowling Green, Sept ?, Terre Haute sept g.
mutually Withdrawn, and they have mutually made the
following appointments:
sss Spencer, Owen County, Sept. IL; P. VI.
bloomfield. Greene Co., do 10, do
Washington, Daviess Co., do 90, do
Petersburg, Pike Co., do -, do
Jasper, Dubois Co., do o. do
.ss Mt. Pleasant, Martin Co, do "a, do
1Paoli, Orange Co., do 25, do
A. P. WILLARD.
o. P. MORTON.
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REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
Tbe Late storlm.

The Late Storm.
BALTIMORE, Sept. T.
The Southern mail Of this morning brings
papers from sH'Points at the South as late as
due. The late storm prevailed with great vic
!ence at Charleston and SSa vannah So far no
serious marine disasters are reported. Consid
cradle damage has been done to the raiEogds
by the rains.
Three deaths were reported from yellow fa-
yer at Charleston on Monday
PITT5BURGH, Sept. 4
River IA inches by metal mark and on a
stand. Weather clear and warm.
CINCINNATI Sept. 4. !
There is q inches water in the channel and
falling, Weather cloudy.
New YoRk, Sept4
A portion of the south wall of the Broad
way Theatre fell down this morning into the
adjoining excavation made by Brown & Nc
Name for their new store. No person injured.
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To MERCHANTS We eaA attention to the
advertisement under this head. Country
dealers visiting Cincinnati would do well to
call at this house. They viii find trelnep-
dous stock of goods, low prices and accomrno-
dating gentlemen. The house Of VIM. Lee &
Co, is widely and avorably known.
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PUBIC SPEAKING.

CONRAD BAKER the candidate the Peoples Ticket
for the Office of Lieutenant CO will address the Peo
pie the political issues dap the following
and places.
owensvitle. Gibson county Sept. 5sh O'elk NJ
At Barren Chapel. evening at o'clock.
At New Harmony. Sept. 18th. % clock ?. N.
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OLD LINE wings!

The Old Line Wings the First Congressional District
will polio HALL in Evansville Indiana fri
dag evening September 5h 1885, appoint Delegates to
the National Wing Convention be held Baltimore
Nd, on the nth inst.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCJIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Zeal Estate Brokers,
WING leased for atern of years aui fitted up the
q Old Court House. OF Main Third streets
preParedtO receive for sale private
sale all kinds ofgo2ds wares and merchandise household
fuvnttare, horses. buggies ETC.. etc.
Disturbances ma lie on gonsi nments when required
Regular sales every tuesday Thursday aGd saturday,
acingat eo'eoek. A, ~ Also tuesday. "Wednesday
and Ftidaynights at carly gasfight.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday Of every month. al eleek A. NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Map City
Evansville containing all the
evng it will e for the interest of all concerned have
the ffst Monday of EVe
Real Estate auetoa. All those wishing
ted to hand their lists in e gEethe pubic
The patronage Of those hating Honses
for sale either public sale stfuiy solicit
ted jyI5 WOOLSEY & NELSON, Auct's.
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TO SINKING FUND BORROWERS.

z
Indianapolis. AGg. 18th 1856.
EETHERE interest due N unpaid the of
ST July last. loans from Sinking Fund. lands
lots morssed in security VIII be advertised the
twenty 6fh september 1856 sold the second
Saturday 10 December next.
practice postpon1na sales receiving
interest due. discern
tinued. sepl-d&wiw 4. DUMONT. President.
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Pas AEEs SIS SSaa.s's "a GGs.s
Successors to Pollard. Prsther 3 3mitl,)
8 5 AIN tt + EFT, lie VI yILLE, KENTUc KT
Manu- faetursrs and Dealers in

HATS, c APS AND FURS
again wait upon customers ami all others
80 ested with the semi issue OF
The ehritT ft has attained feel
uphold, particularly in the articles fashionable
DRESS HATS.
Fall Goods for the Wholesale trade
gotten with usual and inferior in the
eountry engage duplicate the invoices m
Jobbers with charges of TRANSPORTATION, added All
therefore who desire Home Manu-
need 60 further By purchasing here thy
aud they sare'e ri ks their and
their travel and
thousand miles and they always have their
n hand in seasonable
They will also find concentrated in
Hats and Caps tied the markets in the
West and south be found in half job
bing Houses in any Eastern city.
short time enabling
to sell our goods at small profits seP2-dSwlnt
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CIT Daily journal.
5 L ATE TIC KET.


GOVERNOR,
OLIVER p. MORTON, of wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKER, OF Vanderbura3l.
sr SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. VyS0N, of Allen.
TREASURES. OF STATE,
5sWIELTAax Ia. NoFFSENGEH, of Parke
AUDITOR OF STATE,
t,-e E. w. II. ELLIS, of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES BARNES, OF Floyd.
-re ATTORNEY GENERAL,
4s JAMES LII. CagAVRNS, OF Ripley.
zss REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
~. JOHN A. STEM, of FipPecanOe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
.sss4 JOHN A. EBEAL, Of Miami.
..- For CONGRESS,
Tb1 JAMES G. VEATCH,
OF SPENCER COUNTY.
For LEGISLATURE.
JOHN INGLE, JR.,
,.. or vANDERBuRGH.
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
ErarsriIyn. NnHsann

F1SHE Fourth Session the atote Institution i'll
commence Monday. the lst day Of Sep enber. 1886
Young Men If thoroushIy Qualifying themselves
for pectUly invited the advantages pre-
sented by this School.
Tie course practical and embraces Double
Entry Keeping all its various branches incln ding
Accounts Carrent Sales Commercial Correspon
denee Penraap shin and Mercantile Calculations.
elt be completed in from six to
ten limited Students commence
any time For Catalogue giving full paFeula ri address
aua23-tf JEREMIAH BENIN, Prin oipal.
ExuNNY t3s.-42.O0o heavy ~ busAel new, for sale
ausl9 s. b. GILBERT Z CO.. sye nesE Water
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jackson and Clay upon Buchanan.


We recently gave full history of Mr.. BH-
chanan's disreputable connection with the old
Bargain and Intrigue' business, ana Of his
conviction, both by Gen. jackson and Henry
Clay, of most scandalous attempt upon the
virtue oGthe latter. Here is the testimony:
MR. cLAY's STATEMENT.
Some time in January, eighteen hundred
and twenty five, ana not long before the cleo
ton of President Of the United States by the
House of Representatives, the Hon. James Blu
chanan, then member of the House, and after
wards many years Senator of the United
States from Pennsylvania, who had been
jealous and influential supporter OF Gen. Jack
son in the preceding canvass and was sup
posed to enjoy his unbounded confidence; call
ed at the lodgings Of Mr. Clay, in the city Of
Washington. Mr.. Clay was at the time in the
room OF his only messmate in the House, (his
intimate and confidential friend, the Hon. r.
P. Letcher, since Governor of kentucky, then
also a member of the House,. Shortly after
Mr.. Buchanan's entry into the room, ne intro
duced the subject of the approaching Presiden-
tial election, and spoke of the certainty of the
election of his fayorite--adding, that he would
form the most splendid Cabinet that the coun-
try had ever had. Mr.. Letcher asked how he
could have had one more distinguished than
that of Mr.. Jefferson, in which were both Mad
ison and GalIatin Where would be be able
to find equally eminent men? Mr.. Buchanan
replied: '.He would not go out of this room for
a Secretary of State" looking at Mr.. Clay
This gentleman (Mr. Clay,) playfully remark
ed that he thought there was no timber there
fit for a Cabinet officer, unless it were Mr. Bu-
chanan himself.
GEN. JAcKsoN's STATEMENT.
HERMIsAGE, Feb. 28, 1845.
Your observations with regard to Mr.. Blu
schanan are correct HE SHOWED A WANT
OF MORAL COURAGE IN. THE AFFAIR
OF THE INTRIGUE BETWEEN ADAMS
AND CLAY did not do me the justice in the ex-
pose he then made, and, | AM SURE, ABOUT
THAT TIME DID BELIEVE THERE
WAS A PERFECT UNDERSTANDING
BETW ZEN ADAMS AND CLAY about the
Presidency and the Secretary of State. THIS
/ AM SURE OF. But whether he viewed
that there was any corruption in the case or
mot. / know not; but one thing | do know,
THAT He WISHED Me TO COMBAT
THEM WITH THEIR OWN WEAPONS;
THAT WAS, TO LET MY FRIENDS SAY,
IFI WAS ELECTED, / WOULD MAKE
Mr.. CLAY SECRETARY OF STATE
THIS. 10 Me, APPEARED TO BE GROSS
CORRUPTION, AND | REPELLED II
WITH THAT HONEST INDIGNATION
ASH THOUGHT IT DESERVED.
GANDREW JACKSON. .
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

!. JAS. LoCKHART and JAS G. yEATCH. Esquires cam
idate Congress viii address their
Newburg Wsrriek county. Thursday. eptember 4,
Bakers Creek Church, spencer Friday, Sept. s.
Rockport. do Saturday Do 6.
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VIZ Il unuerstgneI rave GFs day formed ersip
- under the sJyle and firm A. i CoIburn
baVjnE taken the stvek stand Of Colbrn &
ershberger, will the. li fsoft the said of
Coburn ershSerger and aoR settle
the business Of the IN pE4.N- i. C0LBURN.
y25-bf JONAS G0LBCRN.
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) A98 g&L yIGKERY.


sf eF@ 5T I'm E[en9sa T. niig IN lgfPess
some mai be con tim le d. With the now
iyl7 sA9gaL yicEERY.
aNAFANUA " INE.2o cases sttl catar9ta; - case.
s'-e - go l. [ l Z > ylgr,fAHS.
50 - B'}XtS layer Rdisins; So Q60G@ s. b CeTs;
- ~" oeoG- D. Caps 5aocott@ Natsrtroof Gags;
2tu@32 IEe1Il&9a3
7'a's httAerto intraetabte disease, Qegeg fern and
CUREn BY ExTEHI1 GAfFtIca oTLY.
Bi 81, oaN ~ a, AIt5ss . I'll 5eAl "
s tiysly epring the eorsf and ctsinats cas- e
ONLY INFAEtiHlE Bt2fEuY KECWN
Te oF ioI ttf III and " ae rssaitsfysrs ct
Sufferers fEo Piles 1gA han which viii
F. ids IL m r@d1 TO ~ q. 5h oRdet to,
fhs proprietor fe7s to the following tssisaonaIs
s9ntiee Of ehaTsetes and UNFAIRLY
their own cases Read them.
The Hon Eishagd Yates late membeF qfoopgrfe TIE
Sprin9neld tnl,) a'stFiet} sa>7; >,
Dr. FhGs ! o3yan tserr, me prep eraton eye
tate TO recon it's Invaluable remedy 81 Il Piles
Res oeettdIy. RfOHA RID ATES.-
The fooviug from KY p 8Tistow is sufficient re
Jacksonville. H.. December15 IS. 1854.
Dr. CavaasuEh-I cohesive il ton det rowe 70 the a.
1feisqcy Il oaf .Pile Save was fa es @ral eeks
osg aee4 With that painful aud oathsone disc Sc the
prescriptions physicians others any
@ Hon S1S a',9a on try 4
eappg in saying an appicaon Of Jnrr sslve for three
-'' - ''''' - '-''ls cure :1 + T. B}is STOW
cheago, Auzustao. 1855.
Dear Sir: When arrived in tbss city few days ago
suffering intensely with the piles mert onsd
tios e you asE@s gog ayicss 4oH your
pro5 in NV 1 remedy 20 csI as s
4 Slpl nnrna Opth
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CHARLES BARN M,
DEALER
CLOCKS, s e1rys & &C.
FIRST STREET. BETWEEN gAIN AND LOcUsrs
Evansville, Ind.

FNHE subscriber reevesa me Tot Of
JEwEIRY. which he is prepared to cell cheaper than
ever for cash art efFaTis
W styles JeweTy ef al kinds and quality.
cluang Gold, Stons. qs4c & Coral in Gold
and Silver Chains. Bracelets Loe6et. Necklaces Rings
Slides Sleeve Butsens Gold Pins Plated SPOONS aud
Forks SilverTbmbes. Cuard. Keys Jett Bracelets so
sc. In fact. almost everything usually in JewelrY
all which will be warEaated and Will he
sold cheaper than offered before in city. call
those DESTROYS Of purchasing respectfully solicited.
Clocks. Watches and Jeweir all kinds repaired the
jy27~tf gEAs BAREra
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ar CO All. o09K ABoNh cttEsctNH CITY fuIIrlNG
STAFFORD has Just opened bTacery and Provision
Store, Aqn street. above whore viii he pleas
ed 20 his riendsaud the Puhi seaerlly homes
by strict to business liberal the
public patronage. uiv3f-ty
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COMMERCIAL.
EARKETs q TELEGRAPE.-

CINCINNATI, Sept 4.
Flour steady at IS 1905 80. Red wheat is held at
81 A. ard white at 81 90. Whisky 261zc. Provisions
and groceries unchanged.
Nav YaRK, Sept. 4.
Flour market drn, and prices advanced. sales l. $50
bbls % Is foe Straight STATE; Sc 35 60 for ONO;
81 2Jas a for Southern. w heat adv.nced GALES of
40 50a BASKETS 81 . for Western red and 81 s. for
Ssahnrn white. Coen advanced; sales Of e0,G00 bush.
at 6se for Western mixed 1903 for yellow Ness pork
oopifg. Beeffrm Lard buoyant; sales CT $50 bbIs
at l3'sc. WHISKY firm.
HARDW WARE, CUTLERY, &C.
ssAEsC0CK q, @uNNTAG
,t ai s9%PIeis aud qF,og ready - offer 70 tie
OF iarlv,are and CterS lofb Fc,r,, ,11erc5n ~
the city trate eufati cali Mechanics
to or Of t ase ol and. lding Hardware eoun
TX sierehant5 VII h9d alwsys ready 10 duplicate Loui
a1asSssF.UTzoN NOTICE.
2IoTTCF is hereby given thas the rm Geo. Klein E
% Co., the Aird oil Soap aud Gan1le business has
business the all debts and paw all
ti4l Of said i'rHl. BE9 RER KRAMER. 4
l,.ARD OIL, so..is $50 c.sh5E.Es
5 o and Aiesn and viii s .a
same ejnnati prices VAR nt the arricie CIV aegaI
if not to those the 2grinpet market oriers
second, sep2-f DECKER & KRAMER.
VI 'ae,aesos<, ~. D.,-..-
rs h4 pr9 ,ssi9nal fEi {. T. he ofzsr Of Ev-
and 4 iioiieldia On Cherry street Evsnsql.le md
q rs SUP } F5a1 5os So S s g.r..
SSss eg SrtaTd 10 sToss 2a? ana Bears OIL
reduced prieea by apg2t / .. HkIMANN.
q MOTHER arrival OF lawns, AIUslTeto Bars Green
~ Wiadow PAPER general gtlsr Dry
Goods It Jylf : SAMCEI ENRICH
SO An FED Servant Girls will steady ploy-
residence Of je25,tf 80 r. ". R. PRESTON.
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MeAENNEY &iC0aKEs

wATER sgtthT. BETWEEN NAN ANRzRoctsT sTREETs
/. v Iusr received and large ply of an
d q cheap MaHtias, fine sets PUBLICATION underssessr.
oA9s enlzefts UnsereeEes, ana the hest
ulent of EurH Lgies evertheug this MARKET
rHey invite speedy ff AL he citizens of EvansvilIs
snrrJ uud eo ntrv pxarSbation for selves
ato re- esewhere they Rromise any
leie N az the lowest cash prices.
iQme and alI.~ :. / my ;
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TO ND WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
HAVE this day duly lfth sold out my entire
z in tho merchaalise asd everything rtE5ani sreuno
eJohnston Jr no with Mn James E Fiekery villcon-
tinUe the business at the 6ld-st1Hd.
return ny sincere tbauks 10 nv numerous friends
thef ersl pttroaag Eteudc6 While
Connection with the OLD fra and eu5 pleased
some may be contfnn d-aitH the now.
iyi7 SABVsfL TICEERY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-05

aNApAW0 D. " IN Eso cases stiti Catargta; - cases
- Sparkling Catawba; al sale BY
a2g20 I. !. y t5Ff9fA7SN.
- < B@XtS Layer Raisins; Qf0, COO s. d Ceps;
- 5o,f@ 600 g. D. Caps 20 Geo @ Watsrtrdo GAGS:
reg. tor sale by auglO + a D.. 3ETMANN. &.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-05

...l- CINCINNATI Sept 4.
Flour steady at IS 1905 go. Red wheat is held at
81 A. and white at 81 90. Whisky 26Jzc. Provisions
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-05

UNCD = 4 A3IS z HON EfH.
NFIZENS' Bank Cherokee Insurance and Banking Com
~ pany, and Lagrange Bank of Georgia; Bank Ghata-
nocga aud Bank of Nashville nd Memphis
most other BANKS of Alahama Tennessee Georgia and Nor
and south Carolina taken for
cash prices bought at small discount cash. by
le23-tf S. b. GILBERT L Mata
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-05

NEW RIVAL OF PAPERS.
ESCHMIDT & STARK have just thei establish
- mHhton First street. large assortment of Wall Papers
from common ttes 70 h nestgao pFsng
thing of the most beautiful descr ptop ia this line They
also keep everything aP7ertainns upholstery
chairs sofaa &c. supeTior Having inst
our storeroom to aocoaodats ineIeased bgsiHes
prepared customers, show them
larges oek and low prices. ap2e-tf