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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-02
oDnhA LBS Bran 0 a hand and fol sale BY
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ANHEESB.-25b xs new W. R. Cheese reed on consign-
u ment and for sale at Cincinnati prices by
my2S j. W. Il s. VTCKERY.
6SIRTTS TURPENTINE-Justr ec'd and for sale by the
my28 ST. GILBERT S CO.. syo near Water
EHXTRA FAMILY VINEGAR -25 b6ls for sale by
lEL my2s ). b. GILBERT CO.. Sye. Water,
q ETTER AND FOOLsCAP PAPER-75 Reams
e. for sale by my2s s. r. GILBERT & co.
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W divided sweII securcu
- Tg5al tent May 23d. 1858.
# n X ri By means this SWELL solo passages may
U u gbe played with the full power Q, tse i15tru-
after ali the Meodeons made nv Prince f. Co, will he fur
nished with this attach aent without extra charge.
Messrs Prince could renlize handsome fortune by
ofrgh other as they prefer
their instruments 1t can only be OBJ
tanned by purchasing Of - -, n1rp~, w..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-02

,rted Tea in 14lb papers;
Imperial and Y. Hyson;
! and Y. Hyson 6lbs each;
and Y. Hysonl3 lbs each;
extra quality for sale by
/. & d. EIMANN.
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LEWELEkN! IEWELIeYyi

KENHE undersigned would respectfully
II of Evansville aud vicinity. that he Just
and is receiving large assortment Jewelry
all kinds direct from New FORK t. which he would
attention of those DESTROYS purchasing His goods all
of styles ct the
lowest possible prices.
Ali kinds of atches and pieces repaired a work.
man1fae manner easonAble charges
ed. CHAS. BARN UNI.
On First three below the Postoee at the
stand formerly occupied by G. Goshen.
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FINE WALL PAPERs-UPHOIsT ERY WORK.

NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
CHMIDT STARK have received at their establish
S First large assortment OF Wall Papers.
tes to the finest gded. comprising every
thing of the beautiful description is this line They
everything appertanng upholstery and cover
chairs sofas style. having just enlarged
accommodate increased business We
-. "a ~ r7-icee
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-02
COAL COAI1li

yENHE Bediam Coal Company of Evansville Ind offer 70
Il the delivery Four Thousand Bushels Coal
daily either the river side opposite the Mines at the
wharf at Evansville.
quality ing undou ttedlv the best the
Lower Ohio well worth the attention of st3smers which
receiving freight Evansville would time
by cooling there.
uisvills Journal and st Louis nteligen GER
month. and send bill TO this ofhee. nv e-lU
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TO CnNTRACrnRN.

EbROPOS AIS will received by the undersigned until
the 10th of June for the grading and paving with
lime less than inches deep 100 feet from low
mark and Rraveled
the gravel put inches thick gutter to
be made of lime inches deep. laid in gravel
feet wide at the top that on of the river 'front.'
Mill to Sd above the public
Payments be lien upoa Wharf. Tea
per will allowed upon the Wharf
the liquidate the
ton of the debt discretion The arising fro
said Wharf Wharves to the extiugushmeuE
interest and principal the whole amount of principal
interest be extnguished by the o within twenty
NJ. S. HANCOCK. Mayor.
Henderson. Ky, May 90. 1856. my23 2wd
EVANSVILLE INSURANCE COMPANY
of Evansville, Indiana.
OFFICE WATER BETWEEN MAIN AND SYCAMORE STREETS.
FHNHIS Company will take risks Buildings, Stocks of
Merchandise other property against fire. Also
merchandise csrgoes generally against the peri
sea, rivers and inland transportation. .sHe.
-DIRECT0RS--
JNo. S. HOPKINS, E. BABCoCK. s. HALL.
G.. MAGHEE, JNo ISGLE, JR, II. D. ALLrs
VIM. BROWN O. VIELE. r. BARNES.
JOHN s. HOPKINS PRESET
WIN. T. PAGE, m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-02

NEW WHOLESALE WINE AND
LIQUOR STORE.
hereby inform the public of Evansville
Wv ing untry l. general that have under this date.
opened above said where shall keep
" all of Wines and Liquors which intend sell
the lowest prices Country keepers will do we'll give
us a call. .r
Particular attention called stock of pure
Caret and Madeira Wines French brandes old Whisky
in bottles which ada pied for medical PURPOSES.
S. HAMBO e. CO.,
my16-tf Main street opposite the Court House.
SITTER CANDIES-1s boxes of full weight Star Candles,
- reed and for sale by my20 j. w. & S. VIOKEK4.
1NTTGLEY HAMs.-A supply of these very. superior
NJ fos sale by
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES,
NEW AND CEEAP GOODS!
MCKINNEY & COOK

WATER ST. NEXT DOOR TO BARGS' LOCUST.
"a M now receiving ana opening most desirable stock of
IA spr1ng and summer goods, consisting every
variety usually kept good store Silks Challas
Berages, Robes Lawns. Brilliantes Grape silk
Lace and opolitan) Ribbons. Lace Edgings. Gloves
oselng IN great vartCloths Cassmers Pant goods and
ng.l {. M
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-02

Mo 4 n
N0LBURN & HERSHBERGER have removed their
" stock of Mattresses building lately Put
by Mr. Hughes Water to Canal BANK:
where they will keep constantly hand atwhoesal add
retail large of Mattresses Of all sizes an BINDS
viz: Spring Cotton Moss. Shuek. Hair an Jenny Lind
ALso-Bed Comforts of all sizes
ALso-Cotton Moss Hair, Shuck and Feather PllloTs-
Mattresses made order an guaranteed to give 4ts
Those article will pleas cali.
The attention Country Merchants is particularly invd
to orr stoek Main door to Canal Bank. Evapsye.
Ind. -L1n----S-
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lNK K Ann C0AL TAii

LII persons wishing buy Coke Coal Tsr the Gao
n Company requested call the office the
pang Locust between LIST and I'd pay cash
advance hereafter coke will be delivered the
works without order from the President.
my1 O. q. KEATS, Pres'ts
HpN. CARR. SODA-4O half-bbls rec,d and sale b
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NEW EAHRha45 SrEAOCE-t6 a
have stock and taken the formerly
SV occupied by 7. Bacon Co. Main street opposite
the Branch made large additions to their
stock with for future supplies as usthes
in promising the Evansville and vicinity
great variety best articles of Family Groceries
the city Being determined to every to
give hope receive sberal pat
Give US trial. All Goods delivered free of charge
-mhl3 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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HAII NT IIAI,E.EurT, 4; pELANW.'
Coz. SAMUEL STONE. Chicago, III. myls-
g5PF7 H. MAGHEE 81 CO..

EgW j. HI. MAGHEE 81 CO.,
WEAVING nearly whole first purchased of
Spring Goods und heavy trade for the patsix
receiving second edition purehae I'D at
greatly Offering the desirable
elegant stock Dry Goods brought 20 the Westl
prces and would wife merchants call and
anime themselves if they to buy cheaper than they
have bought before. We are Just receiving
Prints Cottonades. Gipghams.
Jeans. prom Checks, Sattinets,
Cha1iis. Cassimeres Bereges,
Vestings, DeLains. Jaeconets,
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ca 6 81 -.s.AsA 1sza5
HANANA rRIYcIpE AND DolIEsTIc.

HANANAi PRINCIPE AND UOlIESTIC.
AVING opened exclusively forGhf of cigar
wife the deslers in this article aud
part country call aaa examine
stock consisting desirable brands Of
Cigars. made up in boxes from Ito $50 L hoxl shau
keep excellent and. and VIII
sell them at prices IT, attention of Barroom hotel
politely having always superior brands
to suit their trade on hand. H. ANS ACHER.
FiraAd Sycamore Streets nearly opposite cement
& VieIe and Preston Bros my2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-02

ia EO, OttAINf ". W.
Main Corner Fourth s.reets Louisville. Ky and ITS Water
ST.. New York .t-
EXTHoLESALE dealers in Hats Caps end straw Goods
Of their line to found in
any establishment West of Newton City. We are now
and shall Indiana Merchants and
favorable and low prices as the
same articles can be bought the Eastern markets
Invite examin On of stock oreonvincing proof
Of our assertion apI5-3m
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= mORE NEW Spring GOOnS

TENHB subscribers in receipt their spring
comprising every variety and Kind Of Mems Womens
Misses Boys Youth and Childrens Boo Shoes Caters
Baskns Slippers &c. &c. which they call the attention
of trade goods purchased early and selected
from the and desirable stock offered the Eastern
markets HENDRICKS & MeREA.
mh21 First Main.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-02

kpANDY .-25 doz pure Catawba brandy for sale by
hD my3 |. D. HERMANN.
WV r. CHEESE -35 toxes W. R. Cheese. reed per
HE Ohio. for sale by myl2 j. S.FICEERY.
SO ATTING &C.-25 bales No 2 Batting;
B gro Board 70 Wrapping Paper, rec
per Rainbow by my q H. COOK son
The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-07-12
From the n, Y. Tribune.
Col. Fremont and the North Americans.

We subjoip the letter which Col. Fremont
has addressed to the Committee of the late
American Convention, held in this CITY. in
reply TO the announcement of his nomina-
ton by that Convention. 1t is distinct and
appropriate in its language, and puts the mat
ter upon the right ground. The spirit which
1T breathes, of union for the cofhmon cause.
and which indeed animatcs the people every
where, is the sure pledge of our triumph:
New YORK, June 80, 1856.
"GENTLEMEN l received with deep SEN
slbllity your communication, Informing me
that convention of my fellow citizens, re-
Gently assembled in this City, have nominat-
ed me their candidate for the hi CHEST office
in the gift of the American people; and de-
sire through you to offer to the members of
that body, and to their respective constitu-
encIes, my grateful acknowledgement for this
distinguished expression of confidence. Tn
common with all who are interested il. the
welfare of the country, had been strongly
impressed 10y the generous spirit of concilia-
ton Which influenced the action of YOUR as
sembly and charactcrizes your note. A dis
position to avoid all special questions tend
ing to defeat unanilnity in the great cause.
for the sake of which it was conceded that
differences of opinion on less eventful cues
tlons should be held in allegiance, was evinced
alike in the proceedings of your convention
in reference to me- and in the manner by
which you have communicated the result
In this course no sacrifice of opinion on any
side becomes necessary.
Il shall in few days be able to transmit
you paper, designed for all parties engaged
in our cause in which present to tie conn
try my views of the leading subjects which
are now put III issue in the contest for the
Presidency. My confidence in the success
of our cause is greatly strengthened by the
elief that these views will meet the aDpro-
baton OF your constituents.
| "Trusting that the national and patriotie
feelings eyinced by the tender of your coope-
ration in the work of regencratin. the Gov
ernment, may increase tie glow of enthusiasm
which pervades the country, and harmonic
all elements in our truly great and common
cause, accept the nomination with which
you have honorcd me, and am, gentlemen
very respectfully,
Your fellows Citizen,
J. C. FREMONT.
"N1essrs. Thomas II. Ford, Ambose Ste
phens, w. A. Howard,
Stephen M. Allen, Simon p. Kase, Thos
Shankland, j. A. Tunham, NJ. C. Geer-a
Committee of the National American party.'
The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-07-12
Murder and Outrage in Missouri

The following is an extract from a private
letter received in this city. We see in this
recital what is reserved for Kansas if tho
ruffians are allowed to subiugate it to the
will of the slave Power :-Chicago Press.
SAVANNAH, Mo-, June l5 1856.
Yesterday the Northern Methodists Leld
a meeting at Rochester, a place about seven
miles from here. Some of the slaveholdine
rowdcs gave them notice to leave tic State
a few days before. But instead of paving
any attention to it they commenced thcil
meeting. A band OF ruiiians entered, took
the preacher, tGrroI 0a,d ftdthercl him, and
killed one nian in cold blood. Some OF
those that helped and we're at the head oil
this, were from this town.
A few days before, drunken pro-slavcry
fellow got after man from the East Col
course he was called an AboIitionist)-in-
suited and finally attacked him with a club
and tie man to save lis own fc turned
round ana shot him, which almost any MAJ!
would have done. They have the man IL
jail here in Savannah. If tic tic man that
was shot dies, it is thought that tlc one thai
shot him will be hung by mob.
1t is stated in all the papers round hero
that the fuss was caused by abolitionism.-
And so it goes. The man that was killed at
the meeting was very old mana very fine
man, too-and lie was doing nothing but at
tending his own church. Don't YOU think
it is shameful? Things are going on at sucl
a rate that this State will soon be like
MeXicD.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-07-12
New Building Material.

About one year ago, we had occasion to
allude to new building material, in the
shape of bricl-ifwc may so call the article
manufactured from lime and sand. The
composition consists Of nine-tenthS of the
latter cheap commodity to onc-tenth of lime
Machines have been invented to mould and
press this new kind of bricks, by which they
can be manufactured with great rapidity
The sun and weather hardens them
into perfect cement, and the more expo
sure they are subjected to, the more imper-
vious they become. We tested THIS matter
thoroughly last year, by keeping one Of these
bricks-left with us by Mr.. Hemiup of ST.
Anthony-in an exposed position for several
weeks.
building made of this material is not
only equally if not more, endurable than one
OF the common brick, but at least one-half
cheaper and certainly hundred per cent.
more beautiful.
The discovery was made by Ambrose
Foster, Esq, of Wisconsin. A machine fcr
the manufacture of the article has been set
up in st. Paul, by Mr.. Albert Knight, who
holds the right for the Territory of NIinneso-
ia. The machine lie uses is the invention of
Mr. s. Parshley, of New Haven, Conn
and it certainly "works to charm" Those
who are still credulous as to the practica-
blity of this new and cheap building mate
rial, should call at Mr.. Knights yard, near
the residence Of j. G. Burbank, Esq, where
they can see the machine in full operation.
and judge Of the general facts we have stated
above. We think the day of red burned
brick is about passed. -
PROBABLE SUICIDE.-The BODY of Geo. Il.
Mckenzie, the late keercr of the public house
on Bench street, known as the Mansion House,
was found in the river yesterday, near the up
per Landing. A report prevailed about tie
city during the day, that lie had been foully
dealt with. But upon investigation by {.
Coronor's jury, no marks Of violence were
found upon his person. The only verdict
that could be rendered was, that he was
found drowned in the Mississippi river. He
had not been at home since Monday last.
"NITRATE OF SiLvER,"-Mr. Silver. of
Philadelphia, will find himself chemically an
alysed in the MINNEsoTIAN of this morninc
All the poisonous substance is abstracted
from the metal, leaving nothing but the ORR
ginal dross.
IHE LEVEE.-Mr. Smith has commenced
work on the Levee, between Jackson and
Minnesota streets.
IhE CAPITOL FENcE.-The fencing of the
capitol grounds is to be finished forthwith.
Mr. Delano, the contractor, was in town
yesterday upon that business.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-07-12

EL The widow of Keating, the servant
at Wizards Hotel, Washington, who was
shot down by Mr.. Herbert, the representa-
tive in Congress from California is dead,
leaving behind her several orphan children.
The shock Of grief at her husbands death,
and the preying of grief at his loss, have
hurried her into an untimely grave. Thus
the double murder is complete, and the mur-
dcrcr, shielded from the penalty Of hiscrime
by the votes of the administration members
Of Congress, still sits in the House to make
laws for the republic.
Extract of letter 10 the PHILADELPHIA
Enquir-ra dated Washington, June Goth,
1856: 1t is understood here that every c(-
fort will be made to defer the trial Of the
Hon. Mr.. Herbert for the killing of Heating,
until after the Presidential election for, as
it is determined that he shall not he con-
victed, the democratic politicians fear the
result of his acquittal upon the Irish voters
Of the country. And well they may, for, as
the Germans appear to be leaving that party
everywhere, and joining the Republicans, if
the Irish follow their example what becomes
of Buchanan and the party.''
The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-07-12

EE The Border Ruffian papers are
calling upon thepcople to "kindle the watch
fires of Democracy" Jones & Co. com
menced the work at Lawrence. Hotels.
printing offices and private dwellings fur
nished the fuel,
The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-07-12

E Marble of the finest quality has
been discovered near Marquette, on Lake
Superior.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-07-12

e. The Canadian House Of Assembly,
on Wednesday passed the resolutions appro-
priating four million acres of land to aid in
the construction of a railroad from Quebec
to Lake Huron. The vote stood yeas sc,
nays 33. This road is to be constructed on
the north shore of the st. Lawrence.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-07-12

90. j. SMIrH-Like the New York
Herald, this Portland Yankee has a'ways
been with the winning party in Federal Poll
tics. at a Republican meeting last week, lie
made speech in which he said" You may
think me uncertain in my political career,
but you can rely upon it that [ am always
certain to be on the strongest side; and if |
support John c. Fremont, which is my pre-
sent intention, you can be assured that he
will occupy the White House after the 4th
of March next"
The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-07-12

ANOTHER EDITOR IN TowN.-Ad. San
ders, of the Evansville Indiana, Journal,
came up with his family on board the GA
lena, and will spend few days looking
about st. Paul and its enyirons. Mr.. S. is
one of those 'Wcstern boys" who has earn
ed his own way, with his ready pen, up to
the position where he now stands-in the
front rank of journalists in the West. Min
nesota will hear good account Of herself
through the columns of the Evansville Jour
nal, we venture to predict
The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-07-12

E The Boston Bee, speaking of Mr..
Buchanan, says: He is a bachelor, but not
in the matrimonial market. Ladies who are
ambitious to preside over the White House,
need not make any extra exertions, for there
are two strong arguments against it. The
first is, NJ. Buchanan won't marry and
the second, he never will be President.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-07-12

TROUBLE IN TEXsAs.-The New York
Herald of the Cd has accounts from Texas of
serious disturbances on the Louisiana bor-
der. The free negroes, mulatocs and white
men, to the number of forty, with the Sheriff
at their head, who had been ordered to leave
the country, have refused to do SO, and have
fortified themselves some four miles above
Madison. They are reported to have a hum
dred guns, besides pistols AMI bowie knives,
and to bid defiance to their opponents. AL
most every man is armed, and all are in con
tinual apprehension from enemies. The high
grass in the prairie affords hiding places
everywhere, and no man can leave his home
with safety.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-07-12

JAMES BUcHANAN.-Thcre is an Arab pro-
verb that no man can be called great, until
ne has either written a book, built house,
or begotten son." The nominee of the
Democracy has done neither, and being past
his SEVENTEEN year, it is in vain to hope that
he will merit the appellation.- Buckeye State.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-07-12

CHILLY THE Qualification" of the sham
Democracy on Thursday night, got up after
a weeks notice, was the most unmitigated
lizzle known here since the first Cass meeting
in 1913. Nearly the same men were the
actors in both. Senator Sickles goes back
to New York with a sorry tale.-Roch Dem.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-07-12

e Out Of two hundred students at
Williams College (Mass.,) all are for Ere
mont but seventeen.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-07-12

MEN MAY CHANGE, DUT PRINCIPLES ARR
IMMUTABLE.-The following resolution was
adopted unanimously by the Congressional
Convention of the Democra tic party held al
Joliet, Illinois, September llth, 1850:
"Resolyed, That We are uncompromising-
ly opposed to the extension of slavery; and
Willie we would not make such opposition a
ground of interference with the interests Of
the States where it exists, yet We moderate
ly but firmly insist that it is the duty OF
Congress to oppose its extension to Territory
now free, by all means compatible with the
obligations of the Constitution, and with good
faith to our sister States; that these princi-
Piles were recognized by the Ordinance OF
1887, which received the sanction ofThomas
Jefferson who is acknc wlydecd by all to be
the great oracle and expounder of our faith
The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-07-12

E.a-- The New Orleans Picayune says
that it is in contemplation to run line of
five large screw steamers between that port
and Liverpool which will commence opera
ticns very soon.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-07-12

IHE CAPITOL FENcE.-The fencing of the
Capitol grounds is to be finished forthwith
Mr. Delano, the contractor, was in town
yesterday upon that business.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-07-12

The LEvEE.-Mr. Smith has commenced
work on the Levee, between Jackson and
Minnesota streets.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-07-12

message was received from the Senate
announcing the passage of the Kansas bill.
MIR. Campbell in response to a question Of
Mr.. kmballs, said he intended to call up
the report Of the select committee relative
to the assault OF Mr.. Summer on Tuesday
next, but that lie would not then move the
previous question. The friends Of the par
ties involved desire discussion.
Mr.. Clinsman said there would be dis
cussion.
Mr.. Campbell said he would move the pre-
vious question on Thursday next.
The weekly Minnesotian., 1856-07-12

"NIrRArE OF SiLvER."-Ir. Silver, of
Philadelphia, will find himself chemically an
alysed in the MINNEsoTrAN of this morning.
All the poisonous substance is abstracted
from the metal, leaving nothing but the orr
ginal dross.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21
Dodges' Patent Double Acting sustiou
and Force Pump. N e. e55
-rs0 Hss A#H & seS
THE BEST PUMP IN USE.

l hEsE Pumps are double acting, and eonbLas
tors, valves, In all cases. Of the BEST Bell metal
eemPosiiion, making them available for ase n 81.
ther hot or cold nquids. ..--' ~ .---
wish It expressly understood that there IL no
leather packing Or valves about the pump, whicA
makes Them isss liable to get out OF ordsr-thaA
those pumps using leather.
The No. pump ill raise abeat geo gslions per
honr with case. The power Of single Individual v
sufficient TO throw stream upward Of any feet fron
hose pipe, making il very eaicient hrs engine rsa-
dy for use ut aIy moment. ~e5 sltst4
Call and see one In operation at my Shop, on Perry
ST., bet. ed and ID Sts., Das export, Iowa. Wy
For sale by j. u. DVMoNT.n
Jan. l6-d3m ~.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-02-21

ohee ou North side of3d 81. two u%ooIs % oret ~,
Brady st. Boards at Dumcuts on Soath s'os ois"''
between Brady h Perry sts.
March 18th, '53.