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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-14

NEW YORK COMMISSION HOUSE.
THOMAS Ms MAGHEEs
WESTERN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT, tf E5Tf EH
"a South William street, New York. -,
DEING IoRgestablished with an extensive conneclaen
ID in the above business. respectfully soncts eonsgh-
fall kinds Western Produce, which
personal attention at the lowest Possioe
scne Of charges Particular will be bestowed on
of Tobacco, and liberal cash advances
made on all Shipments whsh required By
"-"N' o J. ii. MAGHEE & Co.,.
,ahootf Evansville. Ind.
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We are happy to state, UPON INFORMA-
TON, that the PARENT BOARD OF THE BANK
OF TENNESSEE HERE UPON THURSDAY LAST, IL
THE SELECTION Oh THE BOARD FOR TIE BRANcH-
RS, DETERMINED THAT THEY WOULD NOT APPOINT
ANY Know NoTHINe TO THE POSITION OF Dr.
HECTOR Union and american, Jan. 10.
"a few days since we repeated a PUBLIC
RUMOR that the Directors of the State Bank
had determined" not to appoint Know Moth
ings on the Boards of the Branch Banks.
Whether this rumor icas true or not, sce do not
know Union and american, Jan. %.
We wish to put the Union and American
aquestion which, we trust, viii be answered
fairly and squarely," as Mr.. Allison was
wont to say.
We have been informed, on what we
deem reliable authority, that our neighbor
read the article, from which the foregoing
extracts are taken, to Director of the
Bank Of Tennessee, previous to its publica-
ton in his paper, and that the said Direc-
tor then informed our neighbor that the
fact he was happy to state" was untrue.
Now, the question we have to ask of the
Union and american is, whether we have
been misinformed?
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American Meeting i'm DeK alb County

LIBERTY, Tenn, Feb, 2. 1856.
Pursuant to a call of the members of the Aperi-
can party, who are members of the present Genera,
Assembly, meeting of the American party, with
such Others as think proper to act with them, was
held in the town of Liberty on the I'd day Of Feb
rubary, 1856.
WHEREUPoN, The meeting was called to order by
Joseph Clarke, Esq, when on motion of Dr. A. W.
H. Sneed, Lemuel Moore, Esq, was called to the
chair, and on motion of Joseph Clark, Esq, A. w.
II. Sneed was appointed Secretary. The object Of
the meeting then briefly explained by the Chair
man to be for the purpose of appointing Delegates
to attend Mass Convention of the American party
at Nashville on the 9th February, 1885, to appoint
Electors for the State at large 1t was then moved
by Joseph Clark, Esq, that the Chair appoint a
committee of FIVE to draft suitable preamble and
resolutions expressive Ct the of the meeting
and to recommend suitable persons as delegates to
the proposed Convention.
WHEREUPoN, The Chair appointed JohnJ. Bowers,
John Parker, Joseph Clarke, Leonard F. Moore and
B. Blades. The committee then retired to consid-
err OF their duties and after short time returned,
and through their Chairman, Joseph Clarke repor.
ted the following preamble and resolutions, to wit:
Whereas, The time has arrived when the attten-
ton Of the American people is directed TO the sub
iect OF selecting standard bearers to bear the Amer
lean flag through the exciting scenes of another
contest for the Presidency. Therefore,
BE IL resolved, That in the sense of this meeting,
we heartily approve and respond to a call of the
members of the American party, in the present
General Assembly, calling a convention of the
American party in Nashville, on the 18th inst, &c.
BeitresOlUed, That W. B. Stokes, Sam'l Williams,
John A. Fuson, Josiah Youngblood, VIM. G. Young
blood, A. Robinson, E. Robinson, John W. Stark,
John B. Claiborne, Reuben Evans, James NJ. Viii
liams John w. Lamberson, I. Fl. w Richardson,
and Joseph S. Owen, be appointed delegates to at
tend said convention
Be IL further ResolUed, That while we send our
delegates forth untrammelled. We deem it the high
privilege of American citizens to express their sen
timents the important questions TO be agated in
the pending contest. 1t is therefore,
Further ReSolued, That in the opinion Of this
meeting, all agitation of the slavery question by
Congress is unwise and inexpedient.
motion was then made by A. W. H. Sneed TO
adopt the pream BILE and resolutions, which were, by
reclamation, unanimously adopted. 1t was then
moved by Joseph Clarke, that the President and
Secretary be added to the list of delegates, which
was adopted
1t was then moved by VIM. Blackburn, that the
committee be added to the list of delegates, which
was unanimously adopted.
There being no further business, after few briel
remarks from Joseph Clarke, the meeting adjourned
sine die.
LEMUEL MOORE, Chairman.
A. w. II. SSEED, Secretary.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-07

The following is the Platform adopted by
the American Party Of Mississippi at their
State Convention, held at jackson on the 18th
ultimo:
The American party Of Mississippi in con-
vention assembled, discardng all former party
tics and allegiance, actuated, as they solemnly
asseverate, only by motives of the good of our
common State and country, being about TO
elect their delegates to a National Convention
of the American party, do lay before their po
litical brethren the following expression Of
their political sentiments:
1. We desire the maintenance OF this Union
of CO equal sovereign States, under the Cousti-
tulion as our fathers made it, as the paramount
political good-paranouHt in its adaptation To
the security OF the rights of sll sections OF the
Republic, and the happiness Of our people.
2. The means by which We propose TO main
tain IL, is obedience 10 the Constitution of the
United Sta es, and all laws passed in pursuance
thereof
g. We regard the great doctrines Of religions
liberty, and the separation OF Church aud state,
as cardinal principles Of our Governments
well settled, and as firmly established, as the
right of trial by jury and the writ OF habess
corpus; aud, therefore, We will oppose the ele-
walton 10 office of any and all persons who de-
ny the great American doctrines Of liberty Of
conscience, or who favor the union of Church
and State, or who recognize any civil ale
glance TO any foreign power, prince or poten-
tate whatever, alike 20 those who deny % the
Consultation of the United States, or TO any
act of Congress, made in pursuance thereof
the force OF the supreme law Of the land.
4. The purity Of the ballot oox--the peace
fnl administration ol our laws--the safety Of
our people, the integrity OF our Government
1.-The exclusion Of foreign panper and Grim. nal
emigration: and the best interests ofthe coun-
try demand, In our opinion, material change
In our naturalization laws, and radical Fesls-
ion OF our immigration laws 50 as 20 protect
onr Institutions from the effect Of partisan and
foreign influence. By this We do not seek
to abridge, 10 any manner. the rights Of our
fefeign born popnlation who are naiuralized
under our existing laws.
g. The Territories ef the UnIted States We
hold TO be the common property 81 the States
and that naeower exists under tile Constitution
70 exclude from said Ts-ritor'e, any portion Of
hepeopls Of the States, or Of fhsir property.
That we regard Il as necessary 20 the existence
OF this government. that whenever aHy Ter
sitory may apply 10 Congress Cor ADHESION
As q Stale, wiki Oonslitnsion, repablioan 10
iss character. such TsFFlgory should b admit.
ted. MISREPRESENTATION. whesheg Il ailow o.
prohibit slavery.
q. Ihstseht 70 vote Is . privilege Of cllizsn.
ship. aad sAoald not b extended u fcruisn
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-07

R3- The Union aud Americaa, Of yester-
day, announces that f. G. DUKNISorox
Esq, has purchased the interest Of M.
c. G. CSuRcH. Esq, ID that journal, aud
will, so soon as the Legislature adjourns,
commence his duties as one of the Editors.
Mr.. DrxNISGros has had the very best sort
Of education for an editor-the education
Of the printing Office. He is a ready and
foreible writer. q successful lawyer, and viii
add greatly to the strength of the Union
and AHssrioaa. We great him with a cor
dial welcome on his return to the editorial
RACKS.
The retiring partner. cHuRcH. win per
nit Us 70 wish him full measure Of success
in whatever enterprise he may hereafter
engage. He has q host Of friends In news
paperdem, who win Join as in good wishes
for bis future veal
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immigrants to territory before they are natu-
rallied And no State of the Union ought as
a matter of policy to extend the right of suf-
rage to any but citizens Of the United States.
T. The agitation ofthe subject of slavery should
cease. The constitutional rights of the South
are plain, palpable, well defined, and well un-
derstood, and we believe they should no longer
be treated as open questions. We approve of
and viii stand by the platform and action of
the Convention Of the State Of Mississippi, of
1851. We bold tito be the duty of ali conser-
vative men to unite in supervising the agitation
of the slavery question, as it endangers the
,permanence, and eventually may cause dis
solution of the Unien
s. That the necessity for secrecy in our
organization having ceased, the same should
no longer be observed, aud that hereafter all
citizens shall be regarded as members of our
party who believe and act with Us.
g. With these expressions of our sentiments,
we are ready to give our saction to, and to
labor 10 support of, the National American
platform, promulgated by the Philadelphia
Convention in June of last year-believing that
it was designed and intended to embody the
true principles of the Constitution.
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY z, 1860.
AMERICANS. ATTENTION!!!

The American Party in the various Counties
which this notice may reach in time, are earn
sstly requested to send full delegations to the
Convention which will assemble in this City on
the 18th Of February.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-07

R1 BEVERLY TUCKER, Editor of the Sen
tine, one of the Democratic organs at
Washington, in card published in his pa
per, released his friends in the Senate from
supporting him for Printer to that body.
He did so because the President of the
United States conceiving, that the char
mony of the Democratic party" hung upon
she election of Senate printer, had FUSED
his Official power, as well as his personal
influence" to supplant him. The result was
the election of Mr.. A. 0. P. Nicholson.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-07

MINISTER TO GREAT BRIrAIN.-The Sen
ate have confirmed the appointment of
Hon. GEORGE M. DALLAS, to represent the
United States at the Court of st. James.
The country viii be gratifed to learn that
the appointment has fallen upon one SO dis
tlnguished and so well able to attend to its
interests. 1t is vast improvement upon
the Spanish Dodge.
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We learn from those engaged on the Tennessee
Bridge that the contractor viii have it done by the
25th, according to contract. They are pushingit
day and night, AID all the time. Mr. Maxwell is
an energetic man.-C Chattanooga AdUertiser.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
DAVIS PITCHER & co,

Auction Sale of Groceries
DAVIS. PITCHER & co.
ON TUESDAY MORNING, February i5ih, $50, We viii
~ ssn for cash. the following articles to-wit:-
25 hhds. Choice Sugar.
80 bags Rio Coffee
so barrels Moasses;
so half barrels do Rose Hill;
- do Loaf Sugar;
10 do Crushed do;
IS boxes Fancy Candies;
IS boxes NJ R. Raisins
25 barrels No. 8, Ma6kerel
go y do 2, do
10 4 do q do;
80 boxes Star Candles; =
rs do Tallow do;
81 do No Soap;
10 do Pearl Starch;
80 dozen Wash Boards
GO do Brooms White county;
100 boxes GlssswaSe
do QIart Flasks;
do Pint do;
IS dozen Painted Buckets
Matches;
10 casks Soda;
10 barrels Old Rye Whisky;
IL do Peach Orchard
barrels Vinegar
81 boxes Tobacco various brands;
cases Cigars;
1871 reams Wrapping Paper;
~ dozen Hemp PlOw Lines;
reels Cotton Rope.
With many other articles suitable for the trade
DAVIS, PITCHER Co,
febT No. rs Public Square
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-07

DOARDING.-A family room can be secured by ap-
ID plying ato 63 North Market street. Also, few gen
tlsmen can get board by the day or week. feb6
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MACAULEY'S ENGLAND.
TOON, NELSON 81 CO., ~ Union ST.,
Have received the Third and Fourth Volumes Of
MACAULEY's HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
From the Accession of James III.

never 100 AaIS W A0oAA'
500 MISTAKES CORRECTED.
TOON, NELSON & co., "A Onion St-s
Have just received very Ingenious Instructive and
Amusing Work, entitled
FIVE HUNDRED MISTAKES
of daily occurrence in Writing Speaking and Prouounc-
ing the English Language, corrected
We have not append more than two Pecmens OF
the favorable notices which has received from the
press.
The Ohio FdTner says Of FL
1.-THE design Of this book remedy Of the most
painful and prominent evils OF detective educston, BY
showing Of the inaccuracies that da rtated
even in the best society. Nothing the p zee
Of early culture than this volume 1t is better than ali the
grsmmars written No read with
out benefit should be introduced into every fam y and
note scher can aho d n be without it.n
The New York Observer gives the FLOWING testimony;
"Here we have catalogue Of plumbers Of daily occurrences
in writing speaking and pronOuncng the English language
so that unearned may have convenient hep to the I'M
proyement their ton The book NAV with great
advantage introduced into thousands Of fimies, who will
thus be en- bed their eTors and learn better
w4v TIE stakes noticed in this volume richly desc We 70
be exermnated and the book win do execution in that
good work The volume Is handsomely published, and VIII
make reasonable gin Of great practical value"
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PATENr sHoULDER SEAM SHIRTS.

RECEIVED THIS DAY,
MOTHER Choice Lot Of Fine shirts, with and without
n collars various prices, all warranted to At WE'LL and
to be made better than any other style Of Shirts.
feb6 For sale by j. II. McGILL.
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NN-~@-~~'
NJ have yet Black and Fancy scarfs for
w sale low. Also a variety Of Scarf Stncks,
For sale by J. II. McGILL,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
fb6 Corner Square and College street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-07

byron COLLARS.-Just received another small
ID lot Of Byron Collars Also, every variety Of Standing
Collars and every other STYLE Received and for sale BY
feb6 J. II. MeGILL.
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history Of the Reign Of Philip the Second,
ALSO:
TFBE ONYX RING,
PHENIXIANAs or. SKETCHES AND BURLESQUES,
THE GOOD TINE COMING ByT Arthur,
MEN AND WOMEN BY Robert Browning,
THE LIFE AND WORKS OF GOETHE.
For sale BY CHARLES W SMITH.
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wRy, ELECTION NOTICE. - An
k4f~AsS Eleetion viii be held at TIE Banking House
n he Pfanters Bzdk in Nashville Monday 81 Of March
next 10 elect eleven Directors the eosuine year.
D. WEAVER, CASH r.
Nashvile Feb q 1856 leb2-1m
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-07

COLLECTORS OFFICE.
NASHVILLE, February "a, 1855
IN accordance with passed BY the Mayor and
Aldermen Of city Of Nashve The Kevenus Collector
authorized % receive Advaucea Paymen Corporation
Taxes the year is g. On per per month vii al
lowed Taxpayer provided payment made in the pres
month OF February.
az Corporation due and payable on the first
day OF July next and interest viii be charged thereafter.
hrbs-lm A. NELSON Collector
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ClGAR AND TORACCO STOREoF

JACUB hER, ., n. IST AND I'd.
70. Sehaeffer d Schroeders old stand)
T RES?ECTFULbY inform the ctzehs of Evansville
and Surrounding country, thatt taken the above
stand determined to- continue the same business and
will constantly kcepOn hand the cEoGest Cigars
and Tobacco ofhe best brands that Eastern markets af
ord also Snufand Smoking Tebacco of all kinds Mer
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and dual
tes at the lowest cash prices Wholesale and Retail
My lengthy experience in the business convfnces me
that give general satisfaction and respectfully
solicit a share of public patronage. lapI If
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

order that be able to devote my part
d larly to the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part eff
business have disposed of part of my rerestin theft
gerry house dr. MATTHEW DALZELL. who will
tnue the old stand under the style of ORR, DALZELL
Co. with complete Of everything the Grocery
line would opportunity of returning
thanks the paying the house FOR the very liberal
patronage extended many unexpectedly
them continue their -, would
the very slow pay all gentlemen that they need
aot ask credit at this house.
March l. 1855. SAMUEL ORR
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CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE.

coaxKR o. Locusr AND WATER STREETS, iEvAxsvalE. !


NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
Let the Afflicted kSead and Ponder!
q infallbl remedy Sercfua, Kings evil Rheuma-
~ tism Obstinate Guraneous Eruptions Pimp Pos
Sore Eyes RingWorm letter, Scald Head Enlargement
Pain ofe Bones Joints Stubborn Ulcers So phlis
tie Dsorders Lumbao Spinal Complaints and all Diseases
arising from ~ njudcions of Mercury, Imprudence
Lii or Impurity VI the Blood.
Re- This great Alternative medicine and Purifier OF the
Blood used by the thousands of grateful patients from
kable performed by the greatest Of all medeines
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheu-
matism. Scrofula EtupoDs the Skin Liver Disease
Ulcers Old Affections of the Kidneys Diseas
Of the Throat Female ComRlainfs Pains and Aching of
tire Bones and Joints speedily to hght by using this
great ana inestimahle remedy.
with 1t cieanses the system all impurities
gently and efficiently the liver kidneys
digestion the Stomach makes the skin
clear and healthy aud restores the constitution
broker down the youth
tive vigor strength -,
Ladies parably better than all Cos
viii all sailowhe pexon bring
mantng the cheek give elasticity improve
the general health in remarkable degree beyond all the
r1edicin ever hearGOf.
large certificates which we have received
from Persons from all of the United States the best
evidence that th re is huhug about it The hotel
keepers physicians and public men
to the community al add their testimony to the wonderful
effects of this G REAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the gent Circular and Almsnae snd read
the wonderful this truly greatest of all has
performed.
None genuine Undersigned BENNETT & BEERS PropIi-
etors NJ Pearl Richmond Va to hon all orders
forsr pplies aud geneieF must be addressed -,
For sale by Uallock i Stoddard EvansVlef Haieek q
Parmeater Princeton: @. H. CLARK, Nineennes, and BY
deaersin medicines generally augo
KDERSIAN CLOTH. Persian Cloth. asorted
q enIors received this day and for sale by
IOWA JAMES Id" q CO.
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DRS. BRAY & PENNINGTON.

ESPECfFULLY inforV the citizens Evansz lie
practice of Medicine End SURGERY.
Having actively in profession
Century and ieeome familiar with the diseases Incl
this cinde they hope their past
will snts then 60 ashate Of public patronage
Theft ofce Ffsr street between Main Loes
posite the Post Once. where ethe them MAY
consulted unless absent on professional business.
aglstf
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The undersigned having purchased she interest Mr. C.
Churchill in the firm of ornhrook Churchill will
hue in business at the old stand under the style
brook Co., and soeitS the patronage Of the public All
indebted the old firm viii ard and pay
the same and all persons having claims against ru
dee7-tf HoRNBRook co
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.


FEN BACON & co. have removed to Main street. be-
tween Water and First sts next door to Haliock
Stoddards Drug Store nearly opposite Branch Bank
where they will be pleased all tb cir old and
the acquaintance of pleased
give call They would their thanks very
liberal patronage given and hope receive aeontHsnce
by keeping everything usually keptn the best Family
Groceries. lan16-IY
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F1fipiRTVERSuID

The undersgHsd having purchased the interest John H.
Morgan and William r. Preston in the late Morgan
Preston associated themselves
mess under the are firm of he, and will
continue Wholesale dry good business the old stand
Morgan, Keen and Preston. Firststrest,
ISAAC KEEN
jan II 1856 II: CYPRTAN PRESTON
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nAYIn excl
UAF I'd o n Ell,
fERCHANT TAILOR,

NJ n n = II 4 y I Il u y N,
Second street. between Main and Locust.
EEAS Just opened Cloths
of different colors Cassimeres quality the
latest styles with the richest Yesngs such plain and
velves satins silks &c. with goods for husi
wear. All goods the quality
Varieties brought Sis city Ny ole
al eisfE generally invited o examine them
prepated with hrstrae workmen make goods in
the tstyes sna warrant fits in all sepI2t
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AMI COPPER ESTAB-
EMF

THOMAS SCANTLIN, ofthe firm ofScantlin
EJ g. Parvin, has returned from Princeton and take
- en- up his residence permanently in THIS CRY
" . where he will devote his personalattention to al
branches their business Mr.. S. would call the atten
ton the public generally and his old customers
to their extensive stock of STOVES, TIN and SHEET
IRON WARE, and all other articles pertaining TO
their They also prepared to do all sorts of
Tin, Copper and Sheet-iron Custom Work Stesfreoat
work, &C.. &c. Also Tin and other metallic Roofing
done shortest notice and in the perfect style.
Call atthe store OF SGkEFLIN & PARV1N.
noyI4 Main steet, bet First and Second.
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME partnership heret5fore existing between Phil
II Hornbfook and Charles Churchill under the STYLE Q
Hornbrook Churchill this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. P HornbroO is autheTze name of the u
for the purpose of settling the same. al.
p. HoRNBROoE
CHAS. CHURCHILL