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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-04

Cool SHooTING.-U nder this heading, the
Crockett (Texas) Printer, Of the goth inst, has
the following:
Two men, named Rigsby and Robbins at
a whisky shop in the northeastern portion of
Grimes county, got to quarrelling both mad
rifles; Rigsby up with his and shot Robbins,
who fell mortaly wounded, but as Rigsby
turned off cursing him, Robbins took aim at
him as he lay on the ground, and shot Rigsby
through the heart. Both died almost instant
ly revenged even in death.
DENTAL ITEMs.--Dead Engishmen's teeth,
collected on the battle fields in the Crimea
are now in great demand by the London and
Paris dentists The price current of human
ivory has greatly huctuated recently, owing to
the quantities of deceased soldiers mastica-
tors put into the market. 1t is stated that the
idea first entered the heads of some Londoners
to send voyaging clerks to the seat Of war in
search of teeth. The harvest was good one
apparently, and promises to yield remarkable
price, as connoisseurs vaunt the superiority of
Establishments and Highlanders' teeth over all
others-the Coldstream chaps particularly
had famously garnished jaws, and it may be a
comfort to their departed spirits to see at least
one portion Of their mortal selves take the
Journey back to London to be polished and
s0i0ne in the kindeSt manner.
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Gle DAILY Journal.
s L A TIE TIC K E T.


GOVERNOR,
OLIVER p. MORTON, of Wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAkEaS, of Vanderburgh.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. DAW VISION, of Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM R. NOFFSlNGEEs, of Parlke
AUDITOR OF STATE,
Z. w. N. ELLIS, of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES IL. RAVENS, of Ripley,
REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN n. STEIN, of TiPPecanOe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. EEAEs of Miami
FOR CONGRESS-,
JAMES G.. VEATCH,
SPENCER COUNTY.
FOR LEGIsLATURE.
JOHN INGLE, JR.,
vASDERBURGH
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Housekeeping Goods;
Cloths;
Satinets;
ShaVVIS;
MaMGIeS;
CIOakS, &c, &c.
WescontiAue extensive retail business as usual.
WN. LEE & CO.,
sen5-1md&w Wast FNu~th Cirein
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FALL AND Nd, WiETE tIs CLOTHING
T II E L 7 I L E P r n G E
CIothing stores
TIAs arrived and is opening Of the largest and
Gays shoes Trunks and yalIses also
and Trimming which goods viii sell ether Wholesale
retail the lowest prices Garments made to order al
| Western Star Clothing Store.
seP1t Corner of Water and Sycamore streets.
! TO TIE LADIES GREETING.
@ & have AZ ai bs to which
they sarpass everything ever ohTeS IN this sly an
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
WV E have very large and complete stock
Of a And GaP which we sell coo rsb
and Of the latest styles G3i anS eS4m1s
CORPORATION NO ICE.
~ cum ,trsst LqtI7, Upper Enlarg cause
aud in default thereof the STREET is hereby
horised proceed work md the and
pense OF the same will he assessed to and COLLECTED by sale Of
said lot so much thereof will sy said lien and costs
sept7-ios ''' Will. n WALKER, Dep'ty CLERK
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-75 bbls wor.hngton
seria - - ~ z. H. ooo6 & son.
2ats pure Cider Vinegar %I caf X JOHNSON
NOTICE OF SALE.
n OTICE hereby given that will sell public auction
Aexander we'll late of vaqderbarri COUNTY de-
ceased all bis sona property (no aiken by the widow
consisting Of Horses Cattle Hogs Sheep Wheat
Farming I'm plemnnts, Household Furnit &C.. &c
credit twelve months viii he all
the purchaser giving his with security.
ing valuation and appraeuen laws. with interest fOl
date. sep16-3w EDMUND MAIDLOW. Admir-.
TO BUGGY AND w AEON MiNUFACTURERs
Desirable Property for Sale.
OFFER sale my Ruggy Wagon Mauu factory sit
"a u9ted in the Of New Harmony with all the
thereunto belonging tOreher with building
Of which stands frame house. Any person
wishingo purchase eithera buggy and
comfortab BILE home. viii f7d this excellent offer
Pr seven hundred dollars. Address
THOMAS SIBLEY.
New Harmony, Sept. %. 1856. sep24-d&w1m
a "a BUSH Prime Potatoes; Chickens large lust
L " rec'd BY ag1s Fl COOK e. son.
EDI0 COFFEE-1oo hays for sale very low by
q 3 sep1I s. e. GILBERT & co .Sye. Water.
G. w. Give
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT.
No. IL POydras Street.
New Orleans, La.
r Z e e c.
Jas q. JONES Esq, NrssRs z. II CooK & Sov
J. s. MITCHELL. ETSSRs. GEO Poster & Co.
Evansville Indiana. sUE3o-Iy d&w~
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TO MERCHANTS

TO vi ERCHAN -
We have this made great Improvements in our
WHO'LL SALE DEP AR MENT
ENOR the rapidly asing iobbpR
u trade which respectfully invite attention Of
buyers.
Our rs liberal to cash and time buyer
class Eastern houses and Merchants
greatly their advantage before purchasing elsewhere
examine stock of
DOmesticS;
Linens;
Dress Goods;
Embro5dPrFeS:
Housekeeping Goods;
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTIONEERs, COMMISSION MFRCH ANTS,
and IEeaI Estate Brokers,
EEAYING leased for aterm OF years and fitted the
q Old Court House. Third
reparedto receive for sale auction private
sale, all kinds merchandise household
furniture. horses. buegies etc.
Cashasvanees made L eonsignments when equired.
Regular sales Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
comneR o'clock A, NJ: Also Tuesday Wednesday
and Friday lights, at early gas light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The Monday of every month. 10 clock A. NJ.
Having provided ourselves with large Map the City of
Evansville all the
evng will for the interest of all have
Mo uday of Every month
Real Estate auctio All those wishing reques
ted hand in their lists in time the public due
The patronage having Houses Lands
sale public private sale respectfully
ted. iyI5 WOOLSEY & NELSON Auct's.
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HATS CAPSN FURSIii
W III Ed % Ed ID & G. o

HATSi CAPSH FUPSiy
w ri. Ed O Ed ID & co.
INVITE ATTENTION OF
WHOLESALE BUYERS TO a COMPLETE
Fall and Winter Stock
OF SOFT FUR, SILK AND OOL HATS,
Plush. Cloth and Fur Caps oevery description and aplen
EADgE&' DEESS EURS,
FROM the highest to the lowest grades
GLOVES, BUFFALO AND FANCY ROBES
No IA Main side below Fourth ST. Cincinnati
aug50-dlwImw
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
SY the largest book establishment in the United States
- which exclusively devoted to supplying AGE t. and
an a who interested in the any way
to their list Of professions comprising the valuable
and best works now in che market.
prices successful aren't can
with population and wealth and is but iii sGppie WIZ
fore @ To % 9 and d rare % m tre
Please open CORRESPONDENCE with and we shall take
OF Books, terms and ql inlonaon relative to the bus
sepso-5tw 81 Washington St. Boston
G2610a3g l21Q039g
THIS hitherto inraeta5te disease, If eoe,g form and
eDery stage,
CURED BY ExTERNALA FPLIcATIoN- ONLY.
DIR. CAV ANAEGH'S PILE SAVE
lively curing the Hor and most otiga en oaiss
~ ~ rSi-1.Ipi Il i1lt1lEnv KNOWN
here or tor the Pills and is the result of years
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
withouta fear failure It's do all the proprietor
claims it. Full directions accompany each box
that is requisite is richly observe them and
tain to follow.
The opretor fers to the following from
gentlemen of character and standing who have voluntarily
given their certificates its favor in regard its caey
their Read them.
The Hon Richard Yates late member icon gross from the
Springfield (Iil. ) district. sa}s;
Jacksonville Il Nov L. 1855.
DR. Thos H Cavan aughDearSir: Tine preparation Cava-
naugs Pile Salve, winch you furnished, found
producing easy speedy ere do lot hest
Respect Glly. RICHARD YATES.
The following, from Rev. B. F. Brsow
commentator in itself
Jacksonville, ILL.,. December Is. 1874.
DR.. CavaEaugh-I conceive it he duty az
fieted make the valuable virtues remedial
sorey afflicted with that loathsome disease
Piles After having exhausted patience
ptions of physicians and others without
benefit by the strong recommen daOn of Save ~
eappv in saying application three
days, perfected entire RespectFBl lily yours.
B. f. BRIST0W.
Chicago, August 30, 1855.
DR.. T. Fl. Cavanaugh. present
Dear Sir: When arrived in this city days ago.
dtion to asking a9viee You
Pile Save saying it would Itried 1.-THE
imme diae, and 1 we'll. l believe it to be,
proved in my invaluable remedy and
disease the Piles and as such to Others
Yours, truly. JOHN W. HANSON. St. Louis Mo.
Gg- Price 81 per box. DR.. T. H. CAVAHAUGH.
Sole Proprietor, St. Louis. Mo,
For sale in Evansville by
CRAWFORD q ELL,
ivIS 1vi&w KELLER. FARM LEY & co.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
CHEAP IL THAN EVER.
wv ATGHES AND LEW IL. Ply

EMTE have just received an have constantly hand
vs. large well selected stock Fashionable elry
comprising all qualities and syl which will be sold East
prices.
ALsoA COED stock Of fine Gold and Silver Hunting and
Openace Watches including Railroad
all warranted and allow 6urs. We also keep the largest
assortment of Ddwson, Warren y des and j. B. Beers
fine Gold Pens The city.
Silver Ware, Porte Monies, Aecordeous eight day and
thirty h0ur Clocks always ha II and sale reduced
prices Receiving all goods direct from the Manufactu-
rers and npo ter ALE ofera coon
extremely low price. bITFROLFF a SONS,
ielS Main streat. hetw FIRST nd
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CAPS CAPSII

EMS. Youths Boys and Infants. of every variety
!FE color and approved fash
ions. ser17-sm vAUTIER & MARCONSIFR.
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NEM .sRnCERY Md PROYIsION sTnnE.

D0OR ABOVE CRFscENT CITY BUILnING-
E STAFFORD has last opened Grocery Provision
Store on Main street above where he i'll he pleas
ed his friends and the public eeneraIy and he hone
by strict attention business inertia bersl shar Of h
public patronage. mY3l-ly
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ANA<nIES.-1oOb boxes Star Oral and pressed Summe
Y ! Mould Tallow for sale low to close by
augI2 GEO. FOSTER & co.
NNREY LTNIE-Tu lets to suit purchasers. delivered
"a the Depot Canal, for sale ~
sens GEO FoRTER & co
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CLoTHING At XyE!OLEs ALE.

/ y a =
Encourage FsDHne Industry
FENHE undersigned take leave inform
this city aud country thatthey have this 'av
ed the manufacture of CLOTHING also and
dealin overeoang7, Cloths CassemeTe. Ss-ntts Jeans
Tweeas, and all Linlngs, Tailor Trimmings.
Having purchased the raw teriaIz Of first class
and only 10y the enables to warrant
su stantia sewing and experience in this
for several enables compete with
establishment of this SORT in respect prices well
terms.
We take request visit before
you seek distant mark cts where you will
ind coed an pric here
other places. Please call order verify
A. ANSPACHER & co.
iy1S-4m Main Street next door 10 Bra lch Rank
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FOR SALE

ETERY low easy neat Resi- ence excellent
and cellar with either so rs feet ground
GoOdsel street, squares from the river. Applh
sep19-d 6w2m JOHN INGLE, JR.
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NEW FALL GOODS.
FENHE subscribers in receipt their supply
Fall and Winter BOOTS and SHOES. selected for the
city and country trade embracing every variety
of Mems. Women's ani Childrens which they call
the attention of the public. MCREA Il WELLS,
First street, Fosters Block.
EBROOMs.--5od oz ASST imitation Shat er Brooms;
I'd 80 do do fancy do;
Is do extra do;
do hearth do;
10 do whsk-, ss'd common + extra.
sep22 Q. II, COOK & SON
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'ENHE partnership heTetoore existing between Fielding
husnn French is this day dissolved by
VIM French is authorized to settle the business
said srm FIELDING JOHNSON
aurf4-tf WM. f FRENCH
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CORPORATION ICE.

EXTRA FAMILY FLOCR.-75 bbls worthngtoi
seri9 T. H. C0OK & SON.
- BBLS pure Cider Vinegar fov sale by
A5s jy24 YTCKERY & JOHNSON.
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TO COUNTRY MERt'HANTs.
wv have hand very large and complete stock
ES of Hats Caps, which will sell wholesale,
louisville and Cincinnati prices All goods fresh
and of the latest styles. Call aud examine
sep!1-3m VAUTIER 4 MARCUNNIER. Main st.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

BANK NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual meeting the
stockholders in the Branch at Evansville of
nix Of Indiana will take place Monday day of
November the Banking House in Evansville. when
election will be held for eight Directors
suing year Polls will open at O'Clock aud close
0 clock z. VI. BY order the Board Directors.
sep30-3tdwte q. W. RATHBONE, Cashier.
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Y IO bbls YsoS ssss 5'
haskeis ptiss eill
no boxes satdinea &
4 ID clasils II Oh 81
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81 do white lish
80 cans O. and 6lt mustard
80 dozen | II. No i u adio
80 do sinss u pressfs erss
25 do katcllufS
25 do pepper saude
10 do prssrrs..d ffsils
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10 boxes yeast pnWders 81
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I kegs suda salaratus, 81 & ssss
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pnlm soap. r lys
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sHsi+gated soap
NH ID 81 tiIeapnp.
peke tsg plug tobacco. al gus
30 bxs sNt1sll bacco, lsoodwin. Muttay
80 skagls sssappipx psr iStif xixe,
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SMALL PROFIT S,

in which The whole rompaDy wiiiguaie will be per-
f,rmed. Thispopular piece has never failed ~ draw
full house, and isthe only placs i can bs
successfully performed i,.sE; III VI
A6er this Act. there viii ~ iniernaisson of 20
nliantes, or Cnseosssss q tsok i,s Refreshments.
Duriag the iatesmission. purchasers win have an
opportunity - examine the large and choices aasort-
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CITY DRUG STORE, !,
san 81 4 Il GO Q
SAINT ANTHONY MINNEsO1

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PLY 81 Drugs, Paints, Oils and Dye lIs, ~kich ~
wsst sell cheap CIR stock n n rood Az any in St
An!hony, and was rcrspsasiy selected ~ ourselves.
and will warrant every article We seils Or stack
J.: Paints il heavy and vii VI II vi reduced Tr u -
We ara agents Tor almost III ths popular Passent
Medicnes which We wH sel w ssaz. ..i slaasisriur-
ers Prices, aid our Up Cousry FfieaJs may rely ~
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Fremont IL Shareholder.

We have statedon the authority OLA. j. Lew.
is, ESQ.,, native Of South Carolina, but for a
number of yearsa resident of this State, that
Col. Fremont was at this moment the actual
owner Of slaves and that they were working or
leased out under the ostensible ownership Of a
sister of the Colonel. This report has not been
denied in any shape emitting the denial to scri-
Gus considerations when it is, we shall produce
further proofof the truth Of the declaration of
Mr.. Lewis, and at the same time satisfy any
reasonable mind of the inconsistency of the
Colonel in assuming the prominent post Of stan
dsrd bearer of an anti-slavery party, when his
antecedents and education and present partial
means of livelihood, give the lie to such an as
sumption. Col Fremont in his own person rep
resents the worst feature in Southern Slaves
absenteeism. While he is the actual, if not the
oitensible owner of slaves in South Carolina, he
is expend ing abroad the proceeds of their labor,
which, if kept or spent at home, would tend in
a measure to relieve tho condition Of the labor
ers. The form Of slavery which he represents
is one which no northern man, pretending to
possess particle ofsympathy for tho Southern
slave, can for amoment attempt to excuse or
| palliate. .--Boston Times