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Daily American organ., 1856-11-07
NEW FIRM AND NEW ARRANGE
N MENTS. Hr ].

TNHE Undersigned, It. POTENTINI and
- s. ZITELL, having formed a copsrtnership
Tor the purpose Of carrying the Confectionery and
Restaurant business, at 27e, Pennsylvanis avenue,
under the style of fs svff 0-
beg leave TO call the attention Of the patrons of the
Ola nrm and the public generally, TO the increased
faclliges tl which they now offer for supplying
at the shortest possible notice with ali the decacies
both in and out of season. -
Rooms furnished for Breakfast, Dinner. and Sup
per, for private parties, at all times
We VIII also pay particular attention 10 the manu-
featuring Of plain and ornamental Confec,;onerv in
all their branches, and win always keep ON hand
select assortment Of French Confections. Bon Bons
Preserves, 30. tge8 = eaft s4 s'r
'sH POTENTINI a ZITELL.
279, south side Pa av.. bet 10th and lith sta.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-07

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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-11
stefseaehf shoriag he aafs5feaaess Of tie
coatal0aaDsaifh on The lst day Of De-
cembsr, 1854, as per .9udifor
Genefnl's Renart

Funded debt, viz:
8 per cent loans. $3.50, lot sa
!, DO Do 39.d6+, COS 97
II do do ass. .a0n. aa
40 90 100000 90
Total funded debt, SI0,oS4,gl4 80
Unfunaed debt, viz:
Relief notes in circulation, S494. .36I 90
lust certificates outstanding a4.S5T 2I
DO unclaimed, 44s n
Interest on outstanding and
unclaimed certificates.
when funded, IL 1870 o.
Domestic creditors certificates, 2.T07s 81
Balance OF temporary loan
of April 10, 1853 100000 90
Balance of temporary loan of
May 8. 1854, @ 450, ,435 O.
Teal unfundel debt & tenn
porary loans, Sl,53S,6S 81
To these should be added the following
relief notes, not included in the relief notes
in circulation, Viz;
Relief notes made by tie
Lancaster Bank, not
charged ON State Treas
arer's books, So, 900 90
Relief noies put in circu-
lation September, 1854,
and not redeemed BE-
ccnber !, 1854 $4,000 90
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-11

Increase of dabt in 8 yrs. Si,5s4,359 S5
The funded and e'nftndcd dcbf,ilclnding
unpaid temporary laafs on the Ist day of
December, 1895, the cicscof the last fiscal
year, as per report Of the Auditor General
a,ld State Treasurer, was as fellows, 70 wit:
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A Fillmore Address

We have before US the Address of the Fill
more State Convention to the People of Indi-
ena. 1t is signed by the Committee appoint
ed to prepare the Address, Messrs. r. w.
Thompson, Milton Gregg, VIM. II. Gregory,
VIM. G. Armstrong, w. II. Davidson and
Jonathan Payne. We have not yet read this
address, nor do we know that we can find
time to read it. The idea of throwing before
the people, right in the midst or at the closing
part of an exciting campaign, an Address for
general reading ten columns long, is something
we can scarcely reconcile with the good sense
for which Messrs. Thompson, Gregg, &c, are
distinguished. If fifty or one hundred people
in the Stare read this Address entirely through,
it will he surprising. We doubt not it is ad-
mirably written and all that such an Address
should be, excepting in brevity. But its ex-
ceeding length is fatal to its purposes. We
shall endeayor to prepare an abstract Of the
Address, giving its pith and substance freed
from the mass of words. We shall do this or
publish it entire.
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ed in their hands, often under personal threats.
These are old tricks of the Old Line leaders,
No wonder they Indignantly stigmatize as
miserable frauds" any efforts made to stop
their rascalities. We thank our Democratic
contemporaries for the opportunity they have
afforded us to expose them. They can have
all they may make off the exposure of this
secret circular Several of these circulars
have been knocking around our Office for days
past, and open to anybody's inspection.
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THE CHEAT RUSSIAN REMEpY.

1RO BUM PUBLlCO,
II Every mother should have box in the house
handy in case of accidents to the children"
ReddIng'S Russia salve.
Its Boston remedy of thirty years standing. and is
recommended by physicians. 1t isa and speedy
for Burns, Piles Boils, Corns, Felons, Chbains,
and Old Sores of every kind for Fever Sores Ulcers
Itch, scald Head, Nete Rash, Bunions Sore Nipples,
III Nmmended by nurses,1 Whtlows, Sites. Testers.
Flea Bites, Spider Stings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum,
Scurvy, Sore and Cracked Lips Sore Nose Warts and
Flesh Wounds, iii lisa most valuable remedy and cure,
which be testified to by thousands who have used it
in tn city of Bostqand vicinity for thirty years.
In no instance will this Salve do injury, interfere
with physicians prescriptions 1t is made from the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russiaof
articles growing in that country-and the proprieors
have letters from all classes clergymen physicians
captains, nurses, and others who have used it them
Selves and recommends to others. Reddings Russia
Save is put in large tin boxes, stamped the
tn picture of house and disabled soldier, which
picture also engraved the wrapper. Price 25 cents
box REDDING d Co., Projectors,
KELLER, FARNSLEY d co. Agents,
APP d&w1y Evansville, Ind.
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never will
Oct. 2, 1856.

" We take the following from the New
Albany Tribune. Willard ought to be in
Evansville to-day. He would find good
many of those Firernen chaps he detests so
much, about our streets, and no doubt very
well behaved. The fremen of New Albany
need not be at all alarmed at Wizards threat
not to pardon them if they get in the Peni-
Tertiary. He never will be in position to
pardon even his friends now in the States
Pr son:
WILLARD DENoUNcING THE FIREMEN OF
New ALBANY.-While Willard was speaking
at the market house on Friday evening last, a
fire broke out in the house of Mr.. Yeager, a
German brewer, in the lower part of the city.
The Hoosier fire company took water from
the cstern in their engine house, and soon sue
ceeded in arresting the flames, The other
companies did not reach the fire in time to as
sist. When the alarm was given, Mr.. Will
lard commenced 4 violent assault upon the
6remen of New Albany, charging that the
alarm was raised for the purpose Of disturbing
the meeting. He said there were some two or
three hundred young men in New Albany
(the most of whom belong to the fire compa-
nies) who had disgraced the city by their con-
duct, and given her an unenviable notoriety
all over the State. That they were in the
habit Of disturbing meetings in this manner.
1hat they ought to be IN the penatentiary, and If
they acre. and lie a0as Governor, they should stay
there during The l0zo7e period for agAicb he JizeI
the Office! He sad many more things equally
as bitter which we eapnot, at this moment,
cail to mind. This attack, everybody knows,
was wholly injustifable The fremen of New
Albany are a noble set Of fellows, ever ready
to dc their duty, and they would never be
guilty Of attempting to break up meeting in
this manner. They are mostly young men,
to be sure, but that they will soon get over.
The question naturally arises--is it better
to let Dutchman's house burn down than to
disturb = democratic meeting by raising an
alarm Of fire? The "young men," the fire.
men, think they should do their duty and put
out fire, even though they thereby draw up
on their heads the denuneiations of a. P.
Willard. They did SO on Friday evening, and
were shamefully abused fer it by Willard
Whether he will make any votes by his course
or not, remains to be seen.
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CANDIDATES.

RJZEBULoN NJ. p. CARTER, of Evansville. is can
didate for Judge the Court Common Pleas
rict composed of Fanderburgh and Warrick counties
sep2T*
MR. SANDERs:-Please announce the name of CHAS G.
oLMSTED candidate for County Surveyor the
ing Oeto Der election sep22%
Rg-We requested to announce JAMES H. BEN
NETT of Milersburgh, as candidate fer District At
torney sep22
Mr. SANDERs-Please announce the name of DR.. ALLEN
c. HALLOCK candidate for the Office of Coroner the
ensuing October election.
sep20-te*
Mr.. EDIToR:-Please announce the of JAMES D.
SAUEDERS as candidate for County Surveyor at the
suing October election. sep13@
Mr.. EDIToR:-Please announce the name of ALEXAN-
DER MADDUX eanpidate for election to the office
of County Commissioner. sep4+
re- We authorized to announce the of SAMUEL
KIRKPATRICK a candidate for the office G. Count
Commissioner at tAe ensuing October election. aug2o
Mr.. SANDERs:--You will please announce my nsme a
candidate for the of County Treasurer at the
October election. US JOHN GREEK.
Mr.. SANDERs-Sr: You will please announce my name
candidate for the Office County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 " M H. CHANDLER.
Mr.. SANDEBs:-PIease announce my name candidate
for Recorder of Vanderburgh County ensuing Fall
election sub the decision of the Democratic Conyen
tom. my27 JOHN FARRELL.
A. II. SANDERS. ESQ PLEASE announce
ddae for the office of Clerk of the Yanderburgh Circuit Court
nyI7s LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JoURNALI candidate the Office Of Sheriff
of Nanaerburgh the ensuing
myi2-te W NJ HOLDEN.
RS We authorized to the of CHRIS
THAN BIPPUS candidate for recollection for County
Recorder at the October election. sep2
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For the Journal.

"The Churchman episcopal is out in ia
vor OF dancing-as an innocent recreation,
and as healthful as it is GRACEFUL"
To this item Conformation contained in yes
terday's paper reader Of the Journal begs
leave to add three mere.
1. The editor of the Churchman, be his gen.
eral view what it may, was speaking of a re-
creation for children. He was led to speak by
some severe structures on the arrangements OF
a school,
2 The form speaking was not an "article"
on the subject, but simply a ''notce to CORES
pondents" of eight or ten lines. Nothing was
said of the suitable hours, places, companions,
or other circumstances of the innocent re-
creation"
3. The responsibility of whatever was said
was altogether private and individual The
Churchman is the private property of lay
man. 1t is edited by a layman, who, with
many admirable qualifications for lis work,
has not resided long enough in this country to
be thoroughly acquainted with some things an
editor ought to know. He speaks for himself,
or for the proprietor, or for both; but his paper
is not the recognized organ Of any ether man,
or body of men. The body to which the word
in parenthesis points, has never so delegated
its responsibility, and it is to be hoped that it
never will A.. 3.
Oct. 2, 1856.
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Fireman,s Parade soiree. &c.

Our gallant Firemen will hold their Second
Annual Parade to-day. Although the time
for preparation was very brief, they will doubt
less make handsome display. Last year
more complete preparations were undertaken.
and the display far excelled in beauty any
thing which had every before graced our city.
In another column will be found the order OF
marching. The Grafton will be delivered in
the vacant space near Mr.. Barnes dwelling.
Blythe Hines, Esq, is the orator.
In the evening, the Young America Fire Co.
will give their Second Annual Soiree, at Cres-
cent Hail. Their first Soiree was admirably
conducted, and one of the most delightful re-
unions Of the season. Such preparations have
been made as to render this Second Annual
Soiree in no manner inferior to the first. Let
every citizen purchase ticket, whether he
can go or not. The Soiree Of the Washington
Fire Co. given last week, was well attended,
and is said by those who were present to have
been elegant and pleasant throughout. No
better evidence could be afforded that those
present enjoyed themselves, than the fact that
they kept up the fun till daylight. Had we
been present. we might have given further de-
tails. We wish the Young America Company
just as happy time. The NEPTUNE and Union
boys will be in the Parade to-day, in their full
strength. A pleasant day and pleasant time
to all
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GREAT FIRE At LoUISyILLE-FULL PAR
TICULARs.-LouisEinew was visited OF Sunday
night last, by the most destructive fire the
citizens have suffered for years. On Sunday
night Porter's cellar, caught from a furnace.
The alarm was promptly given and the fire.
men after, as they thought, subdUing the
flames, went home. Between three and four
o'clock in the morning the fire was discovered
to break out anew. The engines were
promptly on the spot, but all efforts to con-
troll the fire were fruitless. The fire erignat-
ing as we have said in Briner & Porters
painting establishment, spread to Mcdonald
& Sons refrigerator factory, on the south, and
then to Capt. I. S. Merehead's warehouse, and
an unoccupied warehouse adjoining it on the
north, both of which fronted Oh Wall street,
and were Immediately in the rear OF Briner &
Porter and Mcdonald & Sons houses. The
wall of Capt. Merehead's house then fell
against the large fre-proof warehouse of New
comb & Bro, crushing enc side of it and set
ting this building on fire, which was totally
destroyed, as also the building in It's rear on
Bullitt street, belonging and occupied by
Messrs. Newcomb & Bre. The total number
Of buildings destroyed was six. Messrs.
Newcomb & Bro, had aninsuranee. upon their
property of $4,000; Capt. Morehead was in
sured for $1,000. The warehouse of Mr.. Isaac
Cromie was injured by fire and removal
Total loss by this fire cannot fall short of
$125,OOQ
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JULIA DEAN AND CuBA-4Ye noticed the
sinking of these steamers near West Frank
lin last Fridayby the strikingof a log. They
struck the same log, but were run iate shoal
water, and saved. The Cuba has been, repair
ed -suficieutlyeto goto Paducah for permanent
repairs, and the Julia Dean.was to have started
last.exening for Paducah. Attic place .whers
this dog Lies, she channel has generally been
.Giear, but recently it's very bad
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WORD TO THE LADIEs--in recommending to your use
celebrated Stomach Biers, it is but
state that a stmuant the system, imparting
strength vgor preparatory periodical stages which
preparation happily adapted to all Affections
this Crampsin the Stomach Cholera
Morbus all ailments arising from indulgence in the
fruits vegetables 1t is certain and al
remedy and family should be without
it. bottle. Sold by druggists and
dealers generally HALLOCK STODDARD.
sepII-d&w W0OLSEY & SAWYER.
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FIR EHIANsS PARADE.
BPnER FANNIE.

THE following programme of Fremsp's Parade has been
by the General Committee OF Arrangements The
procession O'Clock A M, at the
ringing Of t. Neptune bell march thence to the Young
America Engine House and from thence to the head quar-
of the Union Company of Lamasco march through the
principal Evansville Lamaseo assemble at IL
NJ Square of the residence of Z. Barnes,
Esq to hear orabion from
j. B. HYNEs, Esq.
From thence to Apollo Hall to dinner. Each Company
der direction ofits Marshal ted the whole
the Chief Engineer the City, aided by his assistant
and Wa. Boyle Chief of Lamasco City Fire Department.
JOHN HENSON, Secy.
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An Ex- MEMBER OF CONGRESS- NsANE.-W
regret to learn, saysthe Philadelphia Times
That the Hon. 1ewisaC. Levin, formerly z. mem
Ter. Of eCongressdrom THE First Congressional
District, has so far become sderanged that it
was fond necessary to,send him to the Penn
eylvsrlia Hospital for ssho Insane, on the west
-<idesof the schqyIkiI. This was donesat II
'ossieskssn iE,siday slnorhing.
EEs 9nn2e time past Mr.. Levin has ioeen1a-
'ha-i1g 'ssa6er xneata alteration Of The mind,
ana ssRs wEnsst 9aars of this friends haze now
iEeer Y-eGlizsEe
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Of A President without monument, is
the title Of an article in the New York Times
and we learn from it the fact that James Mon
roe, who fought at White Plains, was wounded
at Trenton, who fought with Lafayette at
Brandywine, who was minister to France and
England. who was Secretary of State, and for
two full terms President Of this great Repub-
lie, with such patriotism and dignity as entities
him to the proud name Of enc Of the "FatherS
of the Republic now lies in & graveyard il
Second street. New York city, with simple
slab of weather-stained marble over him, bear
ing the following words
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GA wedding came off short time ago
at Havana, Illinois, in which the bride was
fourteen and the bridegroom seventy years of
age. They were both children; the one
in her first, the other in his second child
hood
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9F The passenger train on the L. & c. r.
R., did not arrive until eleven o'clock We'd
nesday evening. The train left Terre Haute
behind time. and the locomotive was deter
mined to keep behind time. For seine reason,
the engineer, could not keep up fall head Of
steam, and of course the usual time could not
be made
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JAMES MONROE.
ROBERT TTLLOTSON.

The Times gives some interesting facts con-
neeted with his later history:
Mr. Monroe expired at 1o1a o'clock on the
merning of the 4th efGuly, 1881. Hisfuneral
was 6 very imposing one-the largest that at
the time had ever been seen in New York. The
vaultin which his dust still lies is on the east
side of the cemetery, just to the right of the
main walk as you look in from the entrance.
1t is a curious neglect that leaves the pre-
cious dust Of one of the puregt patriots this
country has been blessed with to rest in such
obscurity. Thousands pass every day by the
spot, admiring the well kept grounds, pausing
for the fragrance of the Towering shrubs, lis
tening to the songs of the birds that find their
oasis in the -city's desert, but never dreaming
that the author Of the Monroe Doctrine, the
fourth President of the United States, lies
within a few feet of them. Monuments to
men Of half his intellectual stature, and a 1.-THE
of his industry and goodness of heart, are 60
ing up all over the land. Shall he who was
reelected to the Presidency, by a vote unani-
nous, with a single exception, and who res er
disgraced bis position, have &c more than this?
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o. The Cincinnati papers CT Wednesday
did net arrive by express as usual. The
malls have long since been superseded by the
Express Go. so far as newspapers are concern
ed. Their failure to arrive is arare occur
renee.
z. S.-Since writing the above. we have
received our Cincinnati papers. Mr.. Mcbride
the Agent Of Adams Express Go. always does
Everything in his power to keep us supplied
with. Late dates.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

r 8TES.
lines less time 50e three times 81
week. SO; weeks. 81 SO; month 81; three
months 81 So six mOaths. S0s year. $I5 Discount
Cards of six lines under IS
charge for marriage death religious notices.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
APP d&w1y

Notices this place. cents line insertion
per ine three times 30 per line week. dis
longer time.
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NOTICE.

SEALED pro will be receive uDtil Monday
- ing 9th, building of City Lookup and
Marshals oee. The plan and Specifications Of the same
the Clerks oe the payment for the
be in cash. BY order of Council,
NELL. II. WALKER, City Clerk.
Yolksbote cory oct3-5d
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P. GLEICHMANN VS.. UNKNOWN HEIRS OF X
MOLFRAN.-Sale 4th day of October of part the N
W Or of sec 81 in township 5south 10 west in the
II $500 acres
WIN. sTINB vs.. MARSHAL KEY. JR.-sale on the
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FARES:

Daily Freight Trains leave Evansville at
~ a ~, on which local ssengers Will be taken
For any in formation through Tickets. appIy at the
Conranyss transportation Oiee street Ey
ansyille. iel4 ] T DANIFJ g $50
adv. and COPY. $500 's W 0'AN4
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SHERIFF0S SALES,

[Under this head will always be found
of the Sherifs Sales, including parties
and time OF sales.J
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ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY.
NEW- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GREAT BARGAINS.
Il u AM CON SIN r. A 4, n

HAVE fer sale u choice building Lots City
& "a eff these lots have offered for sale
separately They comprise the property in the
city, Prices low. Terms easy. Call and
G. COPELAND
At Copeland's Exchange Bank
~ B-A few Of these lots viii be exchanged for Brick
Carpenters and pasterers work. sepl1-2m
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IETGODWORK FOR BUGGTES, &C.
w 50 sett Seasoned Buggy BHbs;
SO do 10 Wagon do;
And Fellocs Shafts. SpOkes Bugay
Wagon Bows Poles in store and for sale by
.sep25 sEAALLEL QRR.
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TIN PLATE. &C.
l. 80 boxes Roofing Tin; 200 boxes sc. -Tinplaie
3 casks Zine; case Sheet Copper
1000 lbs Copper Bcttons; reed and for sale by
sep25 SAMUEL DER
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NEW FEED STORE
OK THE CORNER OF sEeeNB CANAL STREETS.
unde rsgned VIII hoad the choicest brands
4 of Family Fleur, No. fresh Meal. Iar( Sbelled
Corn Oats Bran ShPsuf Crushed Feed Baled Aay, sc
titles suit All trade delivered by Ex
press. Sendi your orders.
sep35-tf R 3. HART.