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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-26
AUCTION SALES.
DANELwOoLsEE NELSON
sIEvEaDN KsnnRE&.

DANlELWOoLsE -k4iHAM S1-lSO'
AUCTION ROOMS.
Old Court HOUSE, Corner Main Third strests
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
Weaving leased for aterm of years fitted NJ the
E above we'll known stand prepared to re-
private sale all kinds
merchandise household furniture, horses, bug
ges.
Cash advances made oousig nments when required.
Regular sales TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday
eomnencinga5 clock A, NJ Also Tuesday, "Wednesday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
0utdoOrsaes aadsales OF zeal estate promptly attended
to.
We arc weekly receiving, and hand large
rtment of RNIrURE, consisting islat
a9ndle backs. scroll and scO'lop
back offce French, Jenny Lind. Bsstle wood
Chairs mahogany rose wood Chairs Elizabeth
chairs; spring rockers, socabies centre
card dining ant breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors and misses bedseads.
tin and wire safes which viii cell at Gin
cinnasi prices.
We have hand greatvariey ofnotioRs. iewery
volins aceordeons, pocket cutlery guns pistols whips
etc. etc. Which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale or retail WOOLSEY & NELSON..e
nva.
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Posi- OFFICE RoBBED-The Post Office at
this place was entered on Tuesday night and
robbed of two mail bags containing letters
The bags were destined for ST. Louis 1t is
said that a number of register letters were in
the bags. No clue as to the thiefhas yet been
ascertained The Office was entered through
hack window, the thief unloosening the fssten-
ing which held down the sash, raised it and got
an I'm. Ga. 22d.
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OF During last week the weather was de-
cidedly warm for the season, although the
nights were cool ard pleasant. Vegetation is
encouraging IN its rapid growth, and farmers
hopeful. We shall have good deal Of fruit in
this region.
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Butler again Tarred and Feathered.
Rev. Mr.. Butler has again been tarred and
faa thare1

feathered.
The St. Joseph Gazette, of the 9TH, (Atchi-
son paper gives the following
AToAIsoN, K. r., May 5, 1856.
GENTLEMEN:-As the Ashbury leaves we
have just finished tar and feathering" the
Rev. Pardee Butler, who was shipped on a raft
from this place in August last. lie escaped
hanging by only one vote. r
Butler, you know, is rank Abolitionist,
and was promised this treatment should he
visit our town. In the event Of his return he
will be hung. In haste yours, r. S. K.
2. S.-One hundred and fifty men are here
drilling, and ready to start to Lawrence at a
moments notice. One company is armed with
Sharpes rifles !
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SPRING PUNs.-The season, prolific in buds
and blossoms, has also produced the following
pun: What is the difference between a pop
ular spring dish and man with the aguei
One is a baked shad and the other a shaked
badl
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POPLAR SHINGLES.
Oag aps .JonS T + sfo9 IfEsal'
GssOCRasAMs ANn P.sOvIsE0Ns.

GROCERIES, AND PROVISION i.
az Her can the hungry people get
SE The best OF Groceries. dry Wetg
They'll ma them. You may safely bet,
AtZ. Ii. COOK a. sous.
There's -four and sugar. soda soap.
Pines pickles. buckets and kitchen stuff
Cigars quite worthy of puff.
For cash ct 2. II. Cook I. S0Ns
There's Goldfish, coffee. starch and spice,
Hams cheese and bu, ter. very Il ice;
All to be hat at TIL 10 price
For cash at q II. CooE & Sons.
Corn meal. molasses, pork and salt,
Aud further. Test the rbvme should halt.
You IL ind 'ust every thing but fault
For cash ut Il II. COOK i Sons.
In fact believe this tale or not
No man. EXCEPT stupid sot,
Can wan for oven. pan pot.
or tni Dg that can be got
To nibble cold or swallow not
For cash At 2. II. Cock & SOS'S
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C9I cC@ rs "a
ANANA. PRINCIPE AND DOMESTIC.


HAVANA, PRINCIPE AND DOMESTIC.
HEAVING opened a exclusively the cigar
and invite dealers in this article
tensive stock consisting desirable brands of
Cigars. made in boxes from 50 500 in box. shall
keep constantly excellent tment hand and viii
them prices TIE attention Barroom and hotel
keepers politely ted having ways superior brands
to suit their n hand. H. ANSF ACHER.
Firsand Sycamore nearly opposite
l. Viele and Preston Bros. my2
GGPETGEH FN.,,
r. CLERKS say they have bought Goods then
IVA viii be able to sell the present Now in
der avoid the like have given them nstruc
tons sell the Goods much less than low
To all others who bargains Dry
s. EMBICH.
apI2 Main street, three doors below Second.
G.. MALLETT. w, j. DELASo.
NIALEETT 81 DEEANO.
GENERAL FACTO RS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO % FRONT STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
30 treultr paid all eOnsiynmsnts of West
Produce, and to orders 70 Naval Stores. &c.
REFER TO
;. d A. Henderson, New Orleans
CONVERSE & Co.
". A. VIOLET,
W A. ANDREW 81 SIEUR -
J. MURPHY. Esq, Memphis
J. FIrNIE. ESQ,
PETER oDLN. Esq, Dayton. Ohio.
KENT d OBEAR
Co. 6o.,I y WHITE =. Louisville. Ky.
CALVIN HOLMES, ESQ.,, Cincinnati.
LUTHER BRUEN Esq. -
Cot SAMUEL sToSE. Chicago III. my15-smd
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JEWEEleY! JEWELYsx!!

TENHE would respectfully the ctizene
d Of Evansville and vicinity that he has lust ed
is r.ceving and Large assortment Of Jeelry
all kinds direct from New York which he would ash the
DESTROYS purchasing, His goods all
and OF the latest styles ana Will be sold for cash at the
10 possible prices.
All kinds Watches and pieces epaiIed in work
manner. reasonable charges and work wa rapt
/ ed. ca As. BARN UNI.
On First strset Below the Poetohce
stand formerly occupied by q. Goshen
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Of "Copeland's Exchange Bank " buys
good Notes having Four Months to run, or
loans money to prompt men, in sums to suit
the wants of every one.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
fort OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

SATURDAY. May %.
Belle Serbian from New Orleans to Louisville.
En- deavor. from st. Louis to Pittsburg.
Niagara. from Louisville TO New Orleans.
Northerner. from St. Louis to Louisville
b. Green, from Green River to Granville.
Memphis. from Cine nnsti to Memphis.
South America. from St. Louis to Pitt burg.
Alvin Adams. from Louisville TO st. Louis.
Statesman. irou Cincinnati TO St Louis
Moses Mcclellan. New Orleans to Louisville.
RedolPh. with harges passedup.
India a, from Cincinnati TO New Orleans
Fanny Fern. from St Louis to Pittsiur
Rain bow. from Louisville TO Henderson.
A. l.. Shotwell from New Orleans 10 Louisville
New YORK. from St. Anthony to Pittsburg.
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AsRMnN -.

a N0LBURN & HERSHBERGER have removed their
~ stock of Mattresses 70 the building lately put
by Mr. Hughes Water street Is Canal Bank,
where they viii keep constantly hand stwhOleale and
retail large assortment of Mattresses all sizes and kinds
via Spring Cotton, Moss. Shuek. Ear Jenny Lind.
ALsO-Bed Comforts of all sizes
ALso-Cetton. Sfoss Hair. Shuek s3d Feather Pillows
Mattresses made order an gusraateed give satsEae
ton Those in want good article will peaseve call
The attention Country Merchants particularly invited
our stock Main Gooro Canal Bank Evansville,
Ind. .rnhI2
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rURLEC SALE.

EEAvING divided that valuable lot No l3s D. E. situat
n ed the Walnut and Fourth Market SITS
into suitable lots will offer them for sale at pub
lie auction Saturday the cath day of May without
On brick building
the frame dwelling and frame house LOT No
s. psrtly finished Sale the market house end to
the market closes in tie fOrenoo Terms
third CASH the balance and twelve with
NATHAN WILEY
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NEW AND CEEAP GOODS!
MCKTNNEV 81 COOKE

WATER NEXT R. BARGS' BETw LOCUST.
q RE receiving opening desirable stock of
IN spring and goods. consisting in
variety usually Kept ia dry good Silks Chalas
Bsragss Robes Lawns. Brillianes, Bopnets Grape silk
Lace and p9litan Ribbons Lace Edgnqs Gloves and
HOeing great varitCloths Cassimeres Pant goods and
VestBg. in rich profusion &c. aT3
NOTICE 40 BOATFEN AND SEEHP-
PERSO ON CANAL.
the 18th dly June next. mill be drawn
W thu Dengoa Level of Gaming Pigeon
Summit. ay2g-3w FULLER.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
Lawrence City Destroyed.

Lawrence City Destroyed.
BooNvILLE, No, May "a
Lawrence City was destroyed on Wcdnes-
day. Hotel, printing office and press, all de-
stroved Particulars by Morning Star. But
few lives lost.
Indignation Meeting.
SPRINGFIELD, Nav "a
An Indignation meeting by the students of
Amherst College took place to-day. The
meeting was addressed by President Stearnes,
Professor Green, Haven and others. A reso-
luton was unanimously adopted expressive Of
indignation of the Insult to the State, and
sympathy to Sumner.
Assault on Senator Sumner.
WAsH1NGToN, May "a
The condition of Sumner is not so favorable
as it was yesterday. The doctors forbid him
leaving his room.
The committee Of the two Houses took pre-
liminary steps in the assault investigation.
NEW YORK, May o.
The Republican county Convention passed
strong resolution calling on the House to ex
pei the aSsautant and calling on the courts OF
Washington to punis him, otherwise the seat
of Government to be removed
BosToS, May "a.
\ meeting was called to express the popu-
lar sentiment in regard to the assault on SEN
ator Sumner. The assemblage, though called
at aFlate hour, Chaplain Hall was too small,
and they adjourned to fremont Temple. The
meeting opened with prayer by the Rev. Mr..
Beecher.' Sam'l Greene presided. General
indignation expressed by the speakers Rev.
Mr.. Freeman, Clarke, Wendell, Phillips, The
odore Parker, j. NJ. D. Williams, OF Cam
bridge. Syman Butcher, Jno L. Swift, and
VIM, Spooner, spoke The speeches of Phil
lips and Parker almost entirely political with
minor references to the object of the meeting.
Spooner disSented from the declaration
made by both, and thought men not of Free
Soil party rejoced at the assault, and justified
it; said not so, and held out requisition for Fan
uil Hall, Saturday night for q mass meeting,
signed by fifty men of all parties. The pres
ent meeting was spontaneous, no party had
credit for its initiation. The meeting adjonrn-
ed to assemble at Fanuil Hall this evening.
New York, May %.
The Atlantic sailed with IFS passengers,
and upwards of 100000 in specie.
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o. The cars for the sale of lots at Haub
stadt leave at O'Clock this morning.
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TgVHE undersigned would Announce that he finished
4 large and suhstan rial new Wharf boat
,sHE = VI MOTH CAVEs'9
He has placed her for sake of in all stages
the foot of Vine He will all times
be pleased give prompt and careful ton
receiving aud shppng we'll all other river business
! that may him.
therefore Mere ants, Shippers
Others Of this city and of the interior is solicited
/ ap3-tf JOHN 5. MITCHELL.
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AUCTION SALE OF EIGHTY BUILDING LOTS
IN THE TOWN OF HAUBSTADT,
GibSOn G unity, nd ma,
Seventeen miles North Evansville the E. Rail-
road. Monday morning. May 26th 10 o'clock.
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Great Auction Sale!

Great Auction Sale!
AT THE STORE or T. GRANT.
z June next the owing articles:
Corn Shelters. Corn Drill.
Plows. Tanning Mills.
oiroular Saws. Log Chains.
Trace chains. Ames' Shoyels.
Ames' spedes DAYS shovels.
Lipineott's Spades. LipideOtt's Grain ShOveis.
Picks Churas. Procuring Tools. Ropes.
Sickles. Saiee,
)? one wason eco feet
Saving Norris Machine Hay Press Building
All sums under Eve dollars Cash. all FIVE and
hundred doarss six months credit; all
hundred, cash. % in six mouths and = IN one year
my6-ts Assignee Of Thomas Grant.
EAND COAL TAR.
LII persons wishing buy Coke Coal Tar Of the Gas
Pans on EoeSs between and
Drs 70 son' s Z,
G nyi "''A'1' ~ ''1'i ''' ~ &. 9: REArs. Prest.
ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM!!
WISH ntorm friends the public gsnsEaIy that
nearly opposite the Posofhso gSS
all who favor me with their patronage
COFFEE ESQ bags prime received per A. L. ShOtwe
- and Niagara. for sale low by ono vosrrp :, co
CALDWELL & LANGLEY,
taken the old stand formerly and o 6y Il H.
Family Groceries, which they low cash
ping by receive liberal share
of public patronage myS
70 fasf CO. ge
HgANDY. rs dOz pure Catawba brandy for sale by
LID my3 l. 81 D. HERMANN.
UAR. w. A. HoRRALL Eclectic physician. nders his
the citizens of Evansville vicinity. in
medicine and obstetrics Office Main
pposit the house in the office formerly occupied by
j. v. MoGill. NJ d. myi-3n+
wv r. CHEESE boxes W. R. Cheese per
w Ohio. for sale by myl2 j. w. S .FICKERX.
EpATTING, &C.-25 bales No. Battingi
Nd 20 Bonnet Board; IS reams Wr9Ppng Paper rec
per Rainbow by my7 q. h. COOK & son.
ENNGINE STONES
HL Olbs assorted Gun Packing;
200 lbs assorted White RoTe;
dor assorted Wrenches;
! 80 lbs No. Flour OF Emory
bbls Winter straine ed Lard Oil:
or sale by my7 HoRNBRooK & co.
| KE LADDER, &c eask Badder; Dbl Salt Petre;
~ bags Pepper; bags Spice reg 1uha by
N.Y. 2. II. COOK Il SON
| CLARIFIED SUGAR-4o bbls crushed and powdered
.,mys GEO. FOSTER & CO.
VI. II. ROSS. VI. d.,
FSENDES his esso nal the citizens of Ev
snsva and vicinity; residence between Judge Foster
and H. Bofendiek Cherry Evansville, Ind.
ap1S-lyd
/ RE ACR EREL AND SALMON
I'VE % Kits Long No l; 70 kits No 2 iargei
20bais Go 3; Tolls SALMON;
I Is kits Salmon, received and for sale by
GRYsTERs AND s s,,Is.I.l 4 g. s.rd,s.,
| 4 do Tomato Catsup: dos Pepper Sauces
mys HERSUREEGER s. CARSON.
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my GOOns ar CosT.
go THE LADIES,

EEOPKINS e. REED intending to change their business
now offer their stock of Dry Goods
bargains will please call and examin
before purehAsing elsewhere myI2m
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who bargains will please call and examine
goods and learn prices before purchasing elsewhere y2m
TO TEsE LADIES.
SSHANKLIS 6 REILLY respectfully invite the ~
- of Evansville and vicinity thei
rye varied of EmbrOderies and white goods
LrmerIek Lace Collars and Sleeves
Emb'd Linen
Maltese Il Chroehetd do dOi
Book Muslin do dol
JaeUnet. Cainbrio and swiss Collars
swiss and Jac me- Embroidered BANGS;
dc do EIgings and Insertions;
English Thread, Lace aud Edgiugsi
MournIng Collars and Sleeves;
White and black BaglsA srape Collars;
N0lian aud wa broidered SAlrtsj
French Corsets and 5 Tx Vests,
STRIPED Nanisook. visa and ri aid MusliRs;
Real dotted and Embro Swiss patterns. fc
alalet ow prices by my2 SHANkLIN n REILLY,
NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES.
GEtHANkLIN q REILLY beg leave call attention to
~ their friends and customers. their large and we'll
leeted spring and summer goods ree
during he weeks prug of the desIr
ae stocks be found the city which they whole
sale r-Cai their aud public generally
atlow prices buyers
sists the oil9 ngBr0ad cloths black and
Casmeres and Iweeds. white, bun aud fancy Marsaies
SILK Netng5 C0onades Grafton cloths and plain tany
Linen Drlls rich Calicoes Of Philip Allen SpraEue5
State Mills and printed and
rich printed French Robes plain and
striped Beregss black epored Grape Mlng White Cash
plain and fancy GUgb4ms, rich printed Organizes
Briantees and Cha de white Shawls blaei
WIFI lace Capes NORA qua Parssos silk and CHAN
Umbrellas Panama. LeghOrn and Braid Hats English
and fancy Bounets rich ronnet Ribbons HOsUg Gloves
Palm leaf and fancy Fans boos and shoes Carpets floor
great variety Of Trimming small and fancy gouds
&c, &c. myl SHAN KILN L REILLY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
nOAp r0R SALE,

a FLATBOAr fyfn At the m ouT bayou, mile
N and half West Franklin is offered for sale
The is occupied by Edw White wood boat
boat 81 r. feet inches wids and
antad strong and durable apply to WIN. A. CATLETT
miles the Henderson, Terry on the Indiana side
apil-
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AUCTION SALE OF EIGHTY BUILDING LOTS
IN THE TOWN OF HAUBsTADT.
Gibson G OUnty In d 4
Seventeen North Evansville. the and c. Rail-
road Monday morning. May 26th 10 O'Clock,
.--t the premises,
site location central position and other
erected progress general m ami
tested the best evidences growth aud prosperity
the place We purchase butinve all attend
the sale examine the primses and Judge for themselves
half year lite rest secured BY
mortgage the prlnises.
depott on the morning Of the sale stopping the
OF charge boys BE admitted on the cars under
any circumstances. myl7-ts Jas H. OLIVER. JR.
SUPREME FL0UR.-we are always in rec eiptfo
mers at as low price as any ether house in town;
P sNo selling SO per Dbl and $ per 5 5G Inferior
grades in proportion myls
as IREORE AN D OaaaO IkAEA BOA ID +.
"a g szsl - 80
M hnds Of Produce and Merehsndza from here 70 ali
Easter Cities via the Ohio river and the above Railroad
shall be glad to @ , facility in my hR
mys Nv Railroad Agent.
RRCH RARE AND HEWARKABLE.
NHE richest and most varied stock of spring and
store the Of Main and First We peot
call before purchasing here as still adhere
O H motto s sS nna sell aP stray,
swiss eubroideres trimmings Kid and finish silk
gloves lrasols shaws, briants LANES barere
lawns white dress goods ladies' misses and children
also eottonades Drngs Festings and Coaugs gentle
mems and in fact every article in line has rival
IN point Of style and quality all goods have been
chased New York from fist importers
are enabled complete with any house this
any " estern city.
Again give call and will sell on goods at
tonshing low prices. apis ROSER BRO & FREY.
PLOVy HORSE FOR SALE,
a FIRST Plow Horse for sale. Enquire of
IA myln-1w= p. II. H0RNBRO0E.
ENoPKTNs REED have received anne took Of gen
temen's sreh spring and summer Cassimeres.
Linen Drllings and Ducks Vesngs shirts,
Drawers, Gloves Hose Linen hankerehiefs and
Cravats. All OF the above named of
quality will be offered low fer cash. my2-2m
ECLECTEC EEDECLNES.
Ed CEIVED by CRAWFORD BELL, the largest assort-
of concentrated preparations b-cught
market comprising:
Fupatorin Sangninarn. Senecn.
Leptandrin. Pod lphylln. Gelsemin,
Hvdrastn. Irisin Macrotin,
Phytolaccin, Myricin
Hyosoysm'n, Scntellarn. XanthoxylIn,
Cyprlpedin, CauophYlln, Helonin
/ EpiCE.-1o casks rrme Carolina, FOR sale bv
4AmT6 - GEO. FOSTER eco.
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ALRCK. CRAIG
SPRENsS STOCK
GIVE wall ApEas-yraoIsTERY WORK

EEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
tSGHMIDT Il STARK have inst their establish
~ First stSeet arg assortment OF Will Papers
from ties 70 the finest gded comprising
thing beautiful description IL this They
ao keep everything srpertanng upholstery end
chairs ofs &e in superior style. Having Just enlarged
accoUmodat- increased business.
prepared receive and show them
larga sock md loyr prfc
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1886. SPRING TRADE OPEN 1856.
FNNE suhcribers their srriDE
4 comprising variety and kind Mens Women 5
Misses Boys Youth Chdrens Boots Shoes Caters
Bsskins. Slippers they call
of the trade Those goods purchased early and
from the first and desirable stock
markets. HENLRICKS & McREA.
AhZI First st. Main.
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81 RS u. DONALDS0N would respectfully inform the
~ ladies of Evansville aud vicinity that she has taken
shouse to Mr.. Rubin Har5s dwelling. the
of Second aud Oak hsd peri
enee in Dress making aud Bleaching and doing al! nds
Straw and NsaTnItau bOnnss doing
work and reasonable invite share of TIL public
patfa mv2tf
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Lawrence City was destroyed on WedneS-
day Hotel, printing office and press, all de-
stroyed. Particulars by Morning Star. But
few lives lost.
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TAKEN AT THE
g. II ri r TT "A :"
NEW DRUGS,

WwTE riceVng large lot of the best coal in th
V West and are ready to supply friend and
by the small large quantiti will deliver 1t
private houses at 2 cents bus the Wholesale
sumers will make liberal deduction Orders lstt
HolIngsworth & Hughes will be PROMPTLY at
tendea IN. ap2 J. W. & 7. W. HUGHE S.
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RAILS AND SPIKES

Ia 900 kegs Pitfs5urg assorted Nails;
100 do Wheeling
IS do SpihAs ard inch:
sale ~ mvtf ORR, pALZELL 4 co.
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SPRANG GOODSlg
ONDERFUE.l,Y ATVRACT4vE

AfER ST. (NEST DOOR To r. BARNES BIT MAIN LOCUST
AEf most especially call the tsenton the
country trade beautiful stock Embreideries
" hite Goods Ladies' Dress Goods O. Shawls
ancsster and Marseles quilts. Sc temsn and Children =
pparel and endles Of ioes usually kept
retail merchants, whiah have received aud opened
snGt NICK NNEY. & COOKE.
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&HANKLIN & RELY d respectfully invite the IT.
- of Evansville aud vicinity their
large Embroderies and white goods
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

re have bought the taken the
~ occupied by T. Bacon Co., Main street. ppose
the Branch Bank and have made large additions 70 their
with supplies
promising the citizens Evansville Vicinity
he circles of Family Groceries sssny
Being every
give satisfaction all CAGES hope liberal
Give trial. AIT Goods delivered charge.
mhls HERSHBERGER CARSON.
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NASH'S PRACTICE.
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NASH.
F3NHTS IS large 500 volume beautifully printed and
x neatly and firmly bound in law sheet price IS CO.
contains angle collection sf forms Of petitions
| tries for CLERKS. returns for Sherifs &c.
The of entries Numerous
especially County Officers as we'll
as 20 the pro fession generally. For sale ny
apl6 q. CONVICTION p CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-26
TCECKE4nEIGCE CREAM!!

WISH to in friends the public generally that
have re-opened Ice Cream Saloon First sire
nearly the where hope to give entire
satisfaction all who may favor with their patronage
P. MCKAY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-26
OYSTERS AND sARDiNEs.-


y 10 doz cans Fresh Oysters;I 10 doz Sardlnes;
do Tomato Catsup: { doE Pepper Saueej
6 do Pickles; lust REQ d and for sale hv
mys HERSUREEGER s. CARSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-26

| sSUPEKFiNE FLOUR.-We always rec eiptfo
- choice brands of Flour which deliver
mers at as low price as any other house in
j. w. IL y. VICKERY.
P Snow selling at 50 per Dbl and 50 per bag, inferior
Irrad i'm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-26

- There is no packet this morning for
ST. Louis. Mondays and Fridays are the va
cant days in the line.