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No. Issued TO.
1899 Oscar Engledow
1873 Tiusirrs Cf Austin
College
1892 G III Mon, arIat A Co
1910 John Karner
1894 Daniel Carl
1883 1883 walcO's
l746 John w POr,is
l770 } X Elliott
1907 Harriet George
lElG Miles b Bennett
1929 Nathaniel Rudder
1881 Levi Tyler, admir-
1888 Of w ~ Kelly
1898 Samuel Wildey
1899 George Sutherland
lS4l J z Hennings
1873 las}J Eeelss
lS44 Edmund Ba,iingcr
le52 j ID Logan
1856 e p Green
le65 David Ayres
1869 ThOmes T James
1873 G Schiedleman,d
1850 ] F Jewett
1897 + Emma
1899 Par.il!a Lee
1920 r w Gros,meyer
1922 Gilbert Johnson
1923 Robert Lusk
1929 + w Cawthern
1880 W m Cochran
1892 Flanci, Moore jr
2O7f Andrew Daley
2O72 Isaac stewart
fsss iSs CIV vieAe'y
IJso Faul BfemOHd
f5HS isPs David G Durns'
OlpSl
|I99 dS9 RIP McMaster
. isss isss FP Gentry
25ss ss}sw FisAs.
I5Ci 15Ci Louisiana Davis
1908 f Frost
1916 Thomas Reed
Nl6 Harrison G Bryant
2330 ] a Mcdonald
G34O Arthur Garner
23ll j + Martchttt
2Hl Andrews g. Grover
2345t p q Merritt
23i9 w Pinkney
233O J d Giddings
1854 J Crawford jr
1858 A P EdgertOn
1859 Thomas Warner IL
2363 George X SIstare
2S6i Francis Brichta
23o2 Elizabeth Carter
1888 VIM Davis
1887 Joseph Tomlinson
239O Sneed Il Turner
: 1880 VIM Kimbro
24OO II II Haynie
24Ol X w Milhank
24O2 Catherine Allen
2405 Henry Kriug
21lJ } " Lawrence
2Iio Stephen Smith
2434 A T. Horton
243s ElapllaIet EastOn
2442 Lemuel BDickensol
I 315o VIM ii Thompson
2l5;2 Il VIM Eddy
247i J Z Heron
247i 4 b iIeInpbill
2i77 Aaron HaughfOn
2479 lieirs 0f John Jones'
24oU /" Joel ilil
24Sl " Warren AburT
24s2 " John l. Monks
2iS3 " Peter Ald!ich
249O NJ A DOoly
$500 George c Day cashier
95Ol + Kennett g. Co
2503 John w SchriInpf
2504 w e Blair
25l2 VI Rorbertiaille
25l3 Henry b Brooke
25l4 Gabriel Trumweit
252s u 3 Morgan
2J99 Furbur & Bean
1884 Sarah Newman
nces or other classes of IN,
exas cannot be specified By
au 2-dtlstJant
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The following Is a list
still Ou'sIa lding:
No Issued TO.
{ Il ID TOmpkins
IS Bukman Garfield
81 John A Clifton
81 II X Muse
53 X u Hobbs
"a J DE Cordova
" John cunningham
l35 Phineds DE COrd0vs
l76 f. Baldwin
lyl James Tilshmau
1872 Matthias Clark
20? 20! E'ha Earle
3ss y Blineau
344 J f Wade
366 Peters i Booth
395 Lott Hustled
404 3 Kingsley
427 J Pa-ker, for Eliza.
beth Parbcr, ex'x
437 Benedict Bayiey
AS Leander BCason
466 VIM Odlin
467 John w King
500 Il B Webb
$40 A 3 Thu mond
SAG Thos w Marshall
625 David 8 Kaufman
643 George w Parker
644 CrutcherA Nc Rave
ssa sa VIM Flower
85Y J A Simpson
659 WIN II Belcher
GIT n ii Williams
70l Felix Rieder
7is 7Is Robert Dale
773 VIM Jones
779 VIM Walker
1893 Dyer Pearl
3 Q Isaac l. Hill
663 Hermoean Brown
674 John W Bower
679 James McMaster
9l4 Dyer Pearl
9l5 Mary Ellen Heden
berg
$50 J Ellis
932 Mrs Mary Belville
l0l0 Arson CfansOn
1912 X VI Forbes
lOS0 James N Hogan
lO43 Thomas Lindsay
l045 James l. Green
l047 Jesse Daniel
l048 J b Daniel
1850 Charles Vincent
lnEQ
i.ss i.ss cervatse
1855 Willis Millican
1859 ] ID Mil!ican
1902 John Davis
1868 VIM Barton
1919 w A Lockhart
1850 II Morton
ll35 James Killam
1896 g Ii Taylor
l24l Youngs Coleman
l24o Rob nrt McNult
l249 John w Cloud, pc,
at,'yI ii Raymond
1853 Z De Pom OILS
1863 T. p Green
l275 G w Sinks & J /
Shaw
1897 John Kendrick
1898 Samuel Hidien
1900 John Johnson
1901 Susan MaSsiex
1882 Thomas II FOrrcste
1885 B X Warner
1923 William FTeis
1924 e " Osborne
li25 John a Rutherford
l427 Cornelius VannOy
1928 Joseph Bates
1873 Ann B Reese
1915 Lumbard Mims
1921 J e. Moore
1898 John James
1854 X II Douglas
1870 T. NJ Fish
1879 VIM Kerr
1880 James A Moody
1881 Z Bickford
1912 John Lamer
1915 John Cameron
1923 John ID Taylor
1924 Levi Mercer
1926 Eli Nj ercer
The outstanding evide
debt OF the republic Of I
this Department.
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BOOK BINDING.

Corner L sUenth street and Maryland avenHs,
NEAR the Smithsonian Institution.
EDWARD LYCETT RESPECTFULLY
~ forms the subscribers to Browns Bible and
Shakespeare, now just completed, that he Is pre-
pared to bind those works In a superior style Of
elegance, strength and solidity, and upoa much
more reasonable terms than oan be done In Balti-
more, fhiladelphia, or New York. letter ad-
dressed TO him (per post) will enable him 10 ex.
hbit to the subscribers specimens of his style of
binding. Every kind Of Book Binding neatly ex-
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CENTRAL ACADEMY.

CENTRAL ACADEMY.
SILAS MERCHANT
REV. G. W. DoRRANcE, PRINCIPALS.
THE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION OF THIS
Il Academy will commence on Monday, Sep.
tember LIST. 1855. For terms see circulars at .te
principal Book Stores auI-u
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ARNY'S CONFECTIOHEBY
No. - Bridge street, 6eoraetowu N a.

VNHE MATklMONlAL AND FESTIVE
Il season being near at hand, the attention Of all
persons interested is called TO the continued ex
cellence and beauty Of our productions, WED.
DING CAKE especially The fact that we are
almost daily receiving, from all parts Of Wash
in2ton, orders for such Cakes constitutes sufi-
cient argument OF their superiority. An !ndiaer-
ent cake is provoking at any time, but at a W ed =.
who would not be, or heretofore have been. dis
appointed in obtaining good article are Invited
to give US call.
The usual (medaD quality ICE CREAMS, (S2
per gallOn,) JELLIES, DC can be had a. any
stime or will be delivered In the remote parts
Of Washington or Georgetown without extra
charge. .... Army.
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Educational.
YOUNG MEN OF WARRINGTON.
fres Lectures svs,y Monday night, for four
tcesks, co0uenctng October 10Th,
L II T. u NION ACADEM

~ H y ~ ~ " A u ID Nj Y.
such Young Men Of this tity as wish to obtain
athorough and practical knowledge of Surveying,
ClWl Engineering, Book Keeping, and Of such
branches as Will Mt them for successful business
will find a good opportunity in The nav y,
EVENING SCHOOL. at the Union Academy
ooI n RICHARDS, Principal.
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL BOARDING
SCHOOL, FOR BOYS,
MsE~t Joy, Lancaster eouaty, PemxsyIventa.
E. L. MOORE, A. M. Principal.
TH T. WINTER SESSION WILL COM
i mence on Tuesday, the 4th Of November.
board, washing, tuition, &c.
circulars containing particulars may be had on
appLlcatlon to the Principal. &C l4-lm%
A CAkD.
Nl Music. No aa5 L street hs,,ys.r o CnL; o,b a.
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HATS, CAPS, AND FURS

HATS, CAPS, AND FURS
NOW READY AT STINEMETZ = No oes
lN Pennsylvania avenue near 18th
street, d fine assortment Of DRESS 80
rATS, consisting Of New York, H ~
Philadelphia, and Baltimore STYLES E 80
OF various qualities and prices,
from So 50 to S5. PaTticula attsn. a - 80 -
tion Is invited TO our SO and 50 80 WE0E
Hats, which are rs good as can be @
bought In this city Also, FELT HATS and
CAPS aOr Men and Boys, OF every variety and
Misses Flats
H3k3sgA FOR THE LADIES AND
8HsRsfYaxs CHILDREN, we have on hand
*esss<3 and will be receiving, FANCY
&8-yS3, FURS, made up into the most
skSzzS' modern styles.
TeTms-Readt Poy. oc lift
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OfFlCIA u L..

Treasury DEPARTMENT, August 90, 1856.
Whereas the following joint resolution of Congress
has become law:
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$50. Carbon county-Democratic majority,
600; about the same as last year.
The complete Union majority in this city is
750-loss 500. The borough of Manchester
gives the Union ticket 200 majority. Cum
berland county, Democratic majority 3OO.-
Delaware county, Union majority 511. Le-
high county, Democratic majority 900.
Florida Election.
BALTIMORE, Get. IA.
Returns have been received from sixteen
counties in Florida, which show Walker, the
American candidate for Governor, to be rs
ahead. The thirteen counties to hear from
gave 1914 majority in 1854 They embrace
one-fourth of the popular vote of the State,
and if the Americans have gained in them in
the same proportion, the vote must be very
close, and the result doubtful. The Con-
gressional vote in some counties run ahead,
and in others behind the vote for Governor.
The Washington Union of this morning
does not mention Florida.
A dispatch from Charleston says that six
teen counties heard from, show a majority of
$50 for Perry, the Democratic candidate for
Governor.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct. IA.
Returns from Florida, in addition to those
heretofore received, indicate that the Demo-
Gratis nave carried the State by 0OO majority.
tsufus ChOateNOminated Cor Congress.
Boston, Oct IA.
The Democrats of the Fourth Congression-
al District have nominated Rufus Choate for
Congress. 1t is considered doubtful whether
he accepts.
NEWARK, N. j. Oct. IA.
Bigelow (Democrat) is elected Mayor from
800 to 500.
THE ELECrIoN.-The State and county
election came off here on yesterday. There
was considerable feeling manifested by all par
ties. But no disturbance in any way. There
was an increased vote polled! The number
of votes was near 1900, the usual vote being
'about 1900 in this township. Nothing has
been heard from the other townships, and no
correct idea can be formed of how the election
stands. AS soon as the returns come in, we
will publish them Ierre Haute Union.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-17
COMMERCIAL.
RIVER AND MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Oct Is.
Flour of all qualities advanced: State Sc 1895 so;
Southern 81 1907 65. Wheat advanced two with
sales of eco bushels Southern red 81 SIS white 81 20
9I 70. Corn quiet. Pork advanced; sales of 1900
bbls at S2I 1922. Beef firm. Lard steady Whisky
steady. Stocks higher. Money easier. Sterling ex-
change firm.
CINoINNATI, Oct. Is.
Flour dull at So secs 90. Wheat 81 16 for red, and
81 25 for white. Whisky dull at 29c, Noasses firm at
CSC.
BALTIMORE Oct. 16.
Flour advanced 12Ic; sales have been made at 81
Whea! from three to five cents better. Corn 4t942c
for white and 44c for yellow. Sales of Whisky at 36@
SIC.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.
Eiver unchanged, Weather clear and cool.
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SPENCER COUNTY.

Ate o'clock evening before last they were
still counting at Rockport. 1t was supposed
the vote would be nearly even, Lockhart
probably about ten ahead. 1t is thought part
of the Republican County ticket is elected,
about 15O More votes were polled at Rock
port than at last election.
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PITTSBURGH, Oct. Il
All the wards in the city are in but the fifth
The Republican majority for Canal Commits
sioner Is 752-loss on Pollock's vote over 400.
The First and Second wards show Demo-
cratic gain of So. Lower st. Clair shows
Democratic gain of q, giving a majority of
%. In LawTenceville the Democratic gain is
SO. Todd, for Congress, in the Carlisle Dis
trict had Al maj; Democratic gain of 127.
Northumberland county-Easton 65 Dem
ocratic maj. Monroe county-Stransburg, 27
Union maj. Bedford township So mai-gain
l6. The gains are prediclted on last years cleo
ton. Bedford county, as far as heard from,
the Democratic State ticket has mai. of 63-
gain Z. Blair county-Democratc mai ~ in
Gaysport-gain II. Cumberland county
Shippensburg 35 Democratic mai. Cambria
county, ohnstown 156 Democratic mai
gain 80. Lancaster $50 Democratic maj. .
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. a.
In the Tenth Ward in this city the Union
State ticket has 725 mai
Reading city gives 465 Democratic mai -
Berks county will, it is thought, give $500
Democratic majority being gain of 1900
Schuylkill county--Democratic maj about
900-loss 1000 Northumberland county
Democratic mai. 6OO-loss 800 Bucks coun-
Iy-I dIllai returns SNOW Il Union gain OF ZOO-
Craig, Fuller and Bradford, the Democratic
candidates for Congress in the First, Third
and Fourth Districts, and Edward Joy Nor
ris are elected.
The Democrats are marching in an immense
procession, cheering Justify, claiming to have
carried the State.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct IA.
In the Tenth Ward the majority is 684; in
the Fifth Ward the Democratic minority is
800. franklin county-Democratic majority
2O0 gain, $50. Westmoreland county
Democratic majority 1900; gain, $50 Lu-
zerne county-Democratic majority, 800; gain
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POSEY COUNTY.

A gentleman from Posey county informs US
that Perry has gone at least $50 majority for
the Democratic ticket. Ballard Smith is
elected to Legislature. English has $50 ma
jcrity.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR TIE JOURNAL
Indiana Election.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10.

Indiana Election.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10.
Willard elected by 5000 majority; however
the Republicans still claim the State.
LATER-There is no reason to doubt that
the Republicans have carried the State. Col
fax elected
T. D. CampbelPs majority in the 4th Dis
trict of Ohio is II.
GIBSON CoUNTY-oFFICIAL.
Wizards majority, III; Lockhart, 146;
Hargrove, Senator, Al; Tippet, Representa-
tive, 263; Wilbom, Treasurer, SO; Kirkman,
Sheriff. lat; Brownlee, Prosecuting Attorney
Court Common Pleas, 422; Barkwell, Prose-
cutting Attorney Circuit Court, 49,
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 16.
In the n counties heard from give Willard
5000 majority. The Democrats elect six Con-
gressmen and the Republicans five. State
Legislature doubtful. Democrats have prob
ably a majority in the House.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 16.
Returns of4O counties in Indiana, mostly
reliable, give Willard 1869 maj. Willard
gains II 900 on the Congressional vote of1854.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 16.
John W. Forney telegraphs as follows: We
have the State by decided majority, after a
close contest. The opposition generally give
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ST. CHA ELBs HOTEL,

n u.
undersign of this newly admit
raby adapted HOTEL takes pleasure in announcing to
the public generally and especially arriving
departing Portland Wharf that this house is
petey ready for the accommodation
Every item Furniture bedding and indeed the building
throughout is fitted with articles expressly
for the house.
Situated ST. CHARLES is immediately at the landing
principal shipping poizt for Louisville where nearly
all guests arrive aud from whence they de-
the West and South this house affords
comfort to the traveller heretofore experienced
this peint.
1t shall of the Proprietor of this
Establishment command liberal share of public patron
because intends deserve it, The House. with its
extensive COOL shady general convent
transient house. 1t hall be kept
rstcass Hotelacking of the such
establishment.
Mr.. j. W. REDDING. we'll known the travelling public
from with Hotels Louisville
gagged and will assist the of the house.
The patronage public respectfully solicited
y3l-tf W. W. OWEN, Proprietor.
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h form the citizens of vicinity hatthey hav
established branch their old extensively Bal
tmore house in this place. where they will
santly have sale all kinds of Domestic Imported
Tobacco. Cigars and Sau Their of Tobacco
Cigars embrace every variety and brand IL per will be
saved to the purchaser by giving CALL
esll oly prices. Please call and examine. aug233m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-17

MNOE PREsERVING.-White Havar Sugar, in guam
IN titles to suit customers, for sale by
EeplI S. Z. GILBERT az CO.. Syo. near Water
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-17

A CARD.
EwAVING associated with in business Mr.. Charles
MeJohnston Jr in place of Mr.. S. vokery retired.
We will cOntnne do Family Grocery and Provision
business the old stand the Washington Hotel
under the name and style of VICKERY & JOHNSTON.
happy wait all my old friends and
mers and many may favor with their
patronage, promising to do the agreeable to all.
JAMES W. VICKERY.
P. S-Mr Sam'l Viekery is authorized make eollec-
tions pay all demands against the old firm. The
of the old firm will be used in theliquidaton ofdebts &C.
lyl7 wv. V.
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NnIEETHENG INTERVENING.

L K A II n
as been receiving at his Clothing Store Main street
doors above the Journal Office the largest and
stock Mems and Boys Clothing brought
city which he intends sell lower than house
satisfy everybody of the fact he
invites tho pablo call and examine his stock and judge
for themselves.
RAny kind of Clothing made up to order the short
notice. sep10-1md
q 81 DOZ j E. Bloc DIS ass'd Kentucky Pattern Axes;
FL II do do do Ohio do do;
10 do A. Teweyck do do do do;
3 do Boys Axes;
1 do Broad DO. Western dc;
l do do d.. Pennsylvania do:
2 do L tn Hatehets; 2 doz Shugle Hatehets;
do Hunters do; 2 do Claw do;
The quality the above ds warranted second to
in the market. For sale low by
sep23 z. H. COOK SON.
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Eleventh do Petit, small majority.
Pennsylvania Election.
New York. Oct. 16.
A dispatch to the North American says that
the Fillmore ticket is carried in Pennsylvania
by 500 maj.
PHILADELPHIA Oct Is.
TIE Republicans are less confdant this
morning, though they still claim the State by
a small majority. The Democrats claim 1000
majority. The result cannot be known until
the official returns are made, as the reports are
very conflicting.
New YORK, Oct 16.
The Western and Northern counties of
Pennsylvania show large American majorities
1t is now believed the American, enormously
called the Union ticket is elected by five to
eight thousand majority.
An exclusive Fillmore ticket now organized
with every prospect Of complete triumph in
November. Its supporters refusing any coal
ision whatever.
New York, Oct. t.
Latest from Pennsylvania state that it is
certainly Democratic about 1000. Legislature
II Democratic majority on joint ballot Con-
gressmen elected, Democrats. Florence
Landy, Phillips, Oowen, Jones, Hickman, j.
Jones, Dewitt, j. Montgomery, Denomie,
White, ALL, Reilly, w. Montgomery, Gillis
Opposition: Roberts, Kunkle,
Graw, Eddy, Covade, Richie, Purvayance,
Stewart, Dicks. Total Is Democrats 10 op-
position.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 16.
The returns from 43 counties in Indiana
give Willard 2,4OO majority. The Republic
cans have elected three Congressman certain
The Democrats have probably six. Two are
doubtful. Marion county has gone Republi-
can by about 100 majority and Clark county
for Democrats by 600.
CHARLESTON, Oct. Is.
Miles is elected to Congress over Madsden.
SOUTH BEND, Oct. Is.
German township, ST. Joseph county, gives
Colfax 112 majority; Penn township gives
him 120 majority.
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LUMBER! LUMBER!

LUMBER! LUMBER!
R. III. BENNETT
EM7 respectfully to the citizens of Evans
EV vile that he keepsconstan-
ly hand large and full assortment of Pine Lum
Shingles Dressed and Undresed FLOORING Dressed and I'm
dressed Weaherboa riding, etc.. etc. which he viii sell
Fheap Orders from the country solicited Yard
Carpenter street. Fratz & Heilman's Foundry.
He has also yard Vincennes. the Evansville &
Charlottesville Rslroad Depot and is prepared fuEnisl
all in that section with full variety cheap BE-
bought in Evansville. L. L. WATSON, Agent.
iY3-tf. Vineennes.
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HNANDLES.-1OO boxes Star. Opal and pressed Summe
" Mould Tallow, for sale low to close by
aug12 GEO. FOSTER & co.
kNREY LINIE-In lots suit purchasers delivered q
IN the Depot Canal, for sale ty
GEO. FORTER E
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AUCTION SALES.

Nh'0SN'
AUCTTONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Seal Estate Brokers',
MNAVING leased for aterm of and fitted up the
FL Old Court House. of Main and Third streets,
prepared receive sale auction private
sale all kinds and merchandise household
furniture. horses. buFgies, etc.. etc.
disturbances de on eonsi gnments when required.
RegulGr sales Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
o'clock A, M Also Tuesday, esday
aEG Fridsynights. at early gas light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every month. at 10 clock A. NJ
Having provided ourselves with large Map of the City of
all the Enlargements and be-
evng it will for the of all
apart Monday Every month the sale of
Real Estate auction. All those wishing sell
ted to hand in their lists in time to give the public due notice
The those having Houses and Lets Lands
for sale either public private sale splei
ted. jyI5 WOOLSEY a NELSON. Auct's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-17

HAS just received large stock of WHIrE sTATUARv
MARBLE OF superior quality that ever be
brought the Western county selected by himself ~
the expressly for this trade and hopes by
or busn and the employ of but SUPP
WoRKMEN himself liberal share of pub
lie patronage. sep5-f
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-17

There is no doubt of Wizards election.
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FALL STYLE HATS.
FENHOSE wishny obtain good well latest fash
n ion Hat, would do we'll to give a cal. The most
fastidious suited. We perfect fit.
those who have the most irregular sha ed head.
sepI6-3m VAUTTER & MARCONNIFR.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-17

SDAh BAGS extra Family Flour;
eEH 20 bushels fresh Corn Meal;
5000 lbs Bran; hand and for sale by
sep25 HERSHBERGER & CARSON
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HNOFFEE.-1O0 sacks Prime rec d per Arkansaw Trave
- err and for sale by sep3 PRESTON BROS.
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FREE STATE EMIGRANTS!
Plain TnIk--The whole truth.

The Republican State Central Commit
tee of Indiana have Just issued an Addres.
to the people, from which we clip the fol
lowing emphatic paragraphs, containing
truths which every elector will do well tC
consider:
The principles of the Republican party
have been grossly misrepresented, and many
have been prejudiced against US by the
shameless declaration that we desire tc
abolish slavery where it exists, and to place
the negro upon an equality with US all il
the political and social relations of life. A
more famous LIE was never uttered, and its
authors know it. We contend for the ex
clusion of slavery from territory consecrated
to Freedom, so that free white men may go
there and establish for themselves homes
never to be contaminated by the curse Of
slavery and its evils.
Repudiating as we do, all connection OF
coalition with any party, which, through Sc
cret organization, or otherwise, throws its in
fluence and its votes in favor of the extern
sion of slavery, we stand firmly and erclu-
siUely upon the Republican Platform pro-
claimed at Philadelphia. We ask for the
principles there avowed, the candid consid-
Grafton of all men, confident that they must
give them their consideration at the ballot
box
'SHALL SLAVERY BE ExTENDEDp That
is the only issue, and the people will not be
distracted by the side issues Of Temperance
and other questions which were improperly
and unjustly brought to bear against US at
the late election by dishonest and unscrupu-
lous demagogues. Let that issue be but
fairly presented and understood by the peo-
pie and we have no fears as to the result.