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~ picking cotton in the field Patented December ISIS
larry invited 70 iSnew and valuable invention picking cot,
The machine simple construction weighing only eight
pounds and with It one hand can do the work of from three
Cotton picked with machine is5muc cleaner and freer
.af pc s b he old bn p condition for ginning than
We selling county rights for the manufac-
@ son tn nsGvs masne A. relative
eade Hotel the hours Of 10 and daily where machine
Price of machine S25: t-
Orderspromptly attended to. sl..zs
~, .n.nt Y VI. = CORNWALL sES-
A BIrA V!ATER.-THE WATERS OF THESE GEL
sy At 81 + f. Charles street. corner Of
s %asy d Pf fs sp kass &.
Govt, Gravel Diseases the Womb ETC. enera Deblly,
arising from high living etc II all cases Of Darrhea, whether
short time. During dentition il will be
as de drink w y psa hs @Oss
pure and agreeable sit to taste and sight In proof extract
Ths certify that in very state q health and
and &oyer ws treated with great " those gentlemen
5S p g. en liz 2ao fe m hosp able roof
from the SPRINGS commenced using the waters freely
ebert tine began to inpnye and fonnd myself entirely
weeks IAN nm now 70 S. Louis where reside and
The IF WnTn dhs s
and G Boyer, House Physicians the Maison de sante
H: MAcsHANE
This certifes that Mr. IT. Macssne treatment
the the s an de sse for two months for Irritable Binder
tsye him sdys sonnscoa with III s ths fhys-
's's"s'l y 8 6rG RSEh Il Il House Physician.
1r'tf to few Sss who have used used the Tss5
Tsbs 4 SSisr 5 s. M &ssesFsisR.
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MILES C. FOLKES, AUCTIONEER AND COM
Mississippi. %
N~Wi sell Merchandise and Property of all descriptions
consigned to him. and prompt remttances made same
Refers to-
aessrs John Watt Co.. and Caddy Brown Co, New Or
cans. a2S 3py
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EIoME INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW

~ y: y IT Sh, IEtn ~ OhiI, sIIte New UTlealS
ddly authorized Policies of buildings
ships in port and their cargoes Also coon
press gin and sugar houses household furniture personal
property generally against loss damage by fire in This city
and i'll the country Ten per cent cash returned of
premiums Losses equtably adjusted and promptly paid.
d6 en- Z. ", RAHNE.- Agent.
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r WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
y and popular Family Medicines which they offer supply
Druggists and Dealers at Proprietor lowest wholesale prices
General depot Special Agency No. Isl amp q Chartres
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IS TUBE WSREE0oNs No IFS Magazine street and a
julia q sySsy .a E9sIIe,s fS sas f sas
Furniture made and repaired Hotels ships SsstaeSa
and Boarding ho6es, supplied VIII FarnuAa ana eoag "
N BHayins taken he large brckhouse on Julia stresti
near Magazne he prepared 70 sloEe any s1s
families leaving the city,: 4. ~, - Ss5
Furniture Carts hire and moving attended to with
iy9iy ---------- - ss3
RECFSENEslDGN COAL.--fHR sIBseF IBA9S
d are now prepared deliver the above celebrated Goal e
Tsamboas hotels manufacturers, private families ee N 1913
to shit at $40 per ton of 2,09o lbs 8 W
ny Orders the Yard, Front Iayee RatHee nl1a ana
81 Joseph streets, will receive immediate attention.
GSEEFS & RARWELh 30 Gatches street3E
New Orleans November 2, 1855. no3R
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r STATE OF LOUISIANA,
-. T. Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans. 58s5s
Be it remembered that the 18th June 1855 before
the subscriber Justice Of Peace and for the cy
said personally appeared John Pemberon President end
Screber, Secretary. of the Merchants
9any of New Orleans who being duly
and correct transcript from the books of Company
49, ~" Es4sE} JOHN PEMBERT0N, President,
A. SGHREIBER Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- day June
C. V.sJONTE, S
The Board of Directors have declared dividend Of Fifteen
Per Cent the premiums tparticipang in the
profits of the ending 3lst May scrip
h6cates will be issued and after the August 1856
..-4,5g5 -, .-.5 JOHN PEMBERTON, President, b
A. SGHRElBER Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26
The Cincinnati Celebration.


The Cincinnati papers of Saturday came to
rs literally flied with the proceedings of the
I'D celebration at that city. There was a
tremendous crowd Of people present. and q
magnificent display. The procession, made up
Of military and civic bodies, even many of the
trades being represented and the process Of
manufacturing lager beer going on in one car,
occupied tRo and half hours in passing the
Burnet House. A Grand Banquet was served
upat this House, while the Masonic fraternity
had Banquet oftheir own, and big compli.
mentary dinners were served up at other
places. A great many speeches were made,
Judge Johnson, however, being the orator of
the day. At night, there was general illu-
mination, with fire works, &c. Everything
passed off pleasantly. All in all, we presume
it was the most magnificent celebration ever
given in the West and worthy of the Day it.
self. We have not space for details, nor could
we well give portion without publishing all.
We should have been there had time and op-
portunity offered.
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The State Journal thus concludes:
A Wright Toady Frightening.

We have been rather amused at leader in
a late number of the Madison Courier, freely
and very properly exposing the political adj
ventures of Gov. Wright. The editor portrays
with happy gusto the uprisings and downfalls
Of this distinguished demagogue-and how he
only rose, and repeatedly, above a very o =
mon level, by being boosted by same popular
hobby or persons. The Courier finally con-
udes:-.'All parties have tired of him. and he
is now so low that the deepest subsoil political
pillow will meyer reach him, to turn him again
to the surface" This is all right and desery-
ed. But pray, who has been Gov Weights
principal booster the last six years? Who,
when the Bright faction were trying to bring
Wright to his proper level was ever ready to
offer bis own weak shoulders to prop up the
demagogue, and eulogistical laudations to
strengthen his nerves? Who has been waging
a bitter and uncompromising war with Bright
and his clan, to rescue and prop up Governor
Wright? Why no other than this same edi-
tor Of the Courier No matter who might de-
sert Gov. Wright there was one man and one
paper always at his service, always ready to
boost him, always ready to fight his battles,
right or wrong, Wright or Bright-and that
man was CARRIER, and that paper the Madison
Courier. We are glad, however. to be able to
congratulate him at last on agreeing with US in
one thing-the unmitigated demagogueism OF
Gov. Wright. As Mr.. CARRIER has heretofore
done all in his power to elevate and keep eleTa-
ted this demagogue, we hope he will now ex-
hibit proper repentance, and endeayor to
undo some of his bad work. He is evidently
deeply chagrined at Wrights course on the
Kansas question. We trust he was not so YER
dant as to expect anything else. Wright is a
mere tool of his party. and his opinions are not
i'----'-+' rro Is now ready and willing to make
any concession Of independence to reinstate
himself with his party, and we advise the Cou-
rer not to be astonisRel hereafter at any politi-
cal feat of Gov. Wright
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u rnal.;n., eirht slave States. whiIe there were

ed making eight slave States, while there were
sixteen free States represented.
Vaughn, of H., stated the Committee on
Resolutions yo ii not report until nine O'clock
next morning.
Mr.. Giddings rose amid cheers, and made
brilliant speech He said for twenty years he
had been called a fanatic SO often that he al
most believed it himself. Had he been told
then that he should live to see sight like this
he would have called his informant fanatic.
Years were condensed into hours when he
could see the pi egress the cause has made; but
there is vet a contamination to be won by the
present generation. One of the pleasant re-
Elections Of his life was the belief that the con-
Act with the slave power was drawing to a
close, and he now looked forward to the time
when, after having fought the good fight, he
could retire to the bosom of his family. He
then gave an account Of the struggle for the
Speakership, interspered with characteristic
anecdotes, which conYulsed the House with
laughter. ~ ae
Mr.. Hawthorn, of Iowa, spoke for half an
+ hour aae ea
g The Rev. Joseph Brewer, Of Connecticut, a
signer of the petition of the three thousand
clergymen to Congress, protesting against the
Kansas and Nebraska bill, next spoke in be-
half of the Clergymen. He alluded to the
manner in which the demonstration had been
received. So a
His remarks in reference to Kansas were
somewhat belligerent, with faint illusions to
rifles and revolyers.
Julian, of Indiana, followed and made an
4 effective speech.
II He was followed by Ripley, of New Jersey,
I, in haraBgue in which he excited much mer-
riment by humorous limitations of the Yankee
dialect after which the Convention adjourned
until half-past nine tomorrow.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-02-26

GIVE learn from the Gazette that the Ma
sonic fraternity of Vincennes had a Banquet
at a room below the Lodge Hall, on the even
ing of the 22d. After the repast, they adjourn
ed to the Lodge Hail. when Speeches were
made by BrQs. Usher, DR.. Smith, J. C. Dewey
w. P. Hargrave and ]. G. Palmer. The exer.}
c-ses closed at a late hour with singing 'Burns'
Farewell" The Gazette says the fraternity
there are in a highly prosperous condition.
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Convention held at Indianapolis on the sth of

Convention held at Indianapolis on the Sth of
January last.
RESOLVED, That with a view ofefficiently en-
forcing the views and purposes thus avowed,
We recommend an immediate organization Of
the friends of Temperance in every portion Of
the State.
4 resolution, thaaking the women of Indi-
ana FOR their services in the cause of temper
aIfce, and inviting them to again put all their
power iato the contest approaching, on behalf
of good order and sobriety, was then offered
and unanimously adopted.
The call of counties was then proceeded
with and continued till reports had been
heard from all the counties represented. The
meeting then adjourned till evening The
proceedings of the evening session consisted
ofspeeches.
The State Journal thus concludes:
We may say generally of the Convention,
that it was one of the largest and most res
pectable that ever assembled here, being fully
equal to, if not larger than the Democratic
Convention, of the 9Th of January. The feel
ing was excellent, all speaking most hopefully
of the prospects of the cause. A more enthu-
siastic and cheering gathering has never been
held in this city.
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The two preceding suece numbers TO those
drawing the FIRST 200 prizes viii entitled
roxmaon Prizes For example, if tieketNo 1880 draws
the S5 80 those tickets numbered 1fS 1929
aud 1882 will each be entitled $780, according
to the above scheme.
PLAN o F THE LOTTERY.
In the above sehe there tickets numbered from
to 2po0 There 2o0fu prizes
Masking 10 all 600 prizes.
The nume from 70 20 coo correspond with the
rolled and eneirelea with small tin tubes placed
Glass " heel.
ed and eneted are placed in another wheel After reVolv
ing the wheels number is drawn wheel
and at the tie prize from the other wheel
by boys who blindfolded The the prize
drawn out exhibited audience
stered by the the prize being placed against
the number drawn Tn operation all
prizes drawn The drawing printed
ter comparrson the Comm certes
HS- Prizes payable in full. WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Address orders for tickets K. FRANCE q CO..
fsb23 Baltimore Md
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61rTh weather yes .erday was delightful,
bling bright and mild The walking is already
becoming better. Although we may expect a
few pretty hard freezes yet, we think the BIT
terness of winter has passed. We have GER
tainly had enough of it. ..
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So Dr. HosTErTER's celebrated Stomach Bers-lo0 coo
sold in yearnothng the medical market the
fifty eqned article be produced
equal this anti dypepe One wine glass taken three
times ehday before meals will be Dyspepsia
will sail fatuleecy OF hesvness from the stomach
keep free from cosveues assist digestion give good
appetite healthy the while syste No
safer from debility kind should fail to try
Ibis great antsdoe. Try 4he. For sale by all tbs prncpa
Druggists. JANIS
INDEPENDENTS COUNCIL NO. 2.
Meets at O'Clock NJ their HslI Water
the Telegraph Once the first ant third Saturdays of each
month. 0tt25d6w
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0LTWe notice in the State Journal cha,.-
lenge from j. II. w. Hawkins, the Reformed
Drunkard, to j. H. Green, the Reformed Gam
bier, founded upon the oft-repeated assertion of
the latter, that gambling is a,more fearful as
well as more general vice than drunkenness.
Hawkins challenges Green to discuss these
points.
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Ma. A LoBESsTINE is Offering his fine lot of White
Clothing cost make for Spring Goods. ThOs
wanting ything his line had better call sOOn is
terined give bargains. See advertisement. feb6Im
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WOOD-COXVnNIFNV A

WOOD-CONVHNIENT ARRANGEMENT.
PEgsOSs DESIRING WOOD CAN M LEAVING
THEIR ORDERS AT E. f. WHEELEK'E GROCERY sroRE. OF
MAIN STREET. feI25-tf LOWS BECKER.
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> L 8 Q @ O o g
MARYLAND LOTTERY.

DRAWN on TIE
H a ANA An.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD. CLASS 10.
To he drawn in Baltimore Nd Saturday March e. 1856
r. FRANCE & CO, Managers
10000 BERs!-I. 600 PRIZEsI
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The Philadelphia Convention.

We had news yesterday about almost every
thing excepting that which we most de-
sired hearing from--the Philadelphia CQnven-
ton. At the hour we write, late in the even
ing, not one word has reached US relative to
the Convention, further chan of the organization
in the morning, although dispatches may yet
arrive for this mornings paper. we have al
ready published brief dispatches relative to the
Grand Council which commenced its session
on the 18th. We shall withhold comment till
the detailed proceedings reach us by papers.
Since the above was written, we have re-
ceived dispatch, announcing that the Conven-
ton yesterday by an unanimous vote resolved
to proceed at once to nominate . candidate for
the Presidency.
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GFThe State Sentinel in speaking of Col
Lane says;
He gave the Democratic party infpite
trouble whilst he was here, and his character
and conduct was always condemned by the
Fusionists of the State as reproach upon the
Democracy.
Very good-exceedingly humorous! He
gave the Democratic party here no more trouble
than any other of its prominent leaders who
are determined to have office. Nor was his
character and conduct condemned by the fusion
press any more than the character and con-
duct of other Old Line leaders If he was
',reproach upon the Democracy" so are those
other Office grasping men who are known as
the leaders of the Democracy in this State
All Of them would be reproach upon any
decent party, and they are no doubt reproach
upon even the so-calied Democratic party.
0HTThe Americans of Vincennes had large
and enthusiastic meeting on the evening of the
22d. 1t was attended by many persons from
the country. The meeting was addressed by
VIM. Harrow, Esq, of H.; Col. C. NJ. Allen and
n. Usher, Esq. The Americans of Knox CO.
are not only alive and kicking, but very wide
awake. They are fully organizing for the cam
paign. Those who think the American party
Of the First District do not intend to do their
duty during this campaign, and on election
day, will find themselves much mistaken.
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HHARPEB'S MAGAZINE for March Just rec d and
4 = for sale by feb2j T. C0NYEGON Il CO.
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HATS, CAPS AND STRAY GOODS
AT WHOLESALE.
g r Cam rRe Go

l2S Main street, betw Third Fourth Cincin o.
N& ANUFACTURERS and dealers in all kinds Fashion
I'VE able Silk and Beaver Hats, Fashionable Cloth CASH
re and Glaze Caps Men and Boys DOL Hats Of all kinds
Men and Boys Soft Cashmere. sill shapes eolors:
napa Maracafro Carracoa and Grenada Hats Pedal Rut
land Canton aud Florence Braid Hats; Lghorn Hats all
eoor Chlnrens Fancy Straw Hats and Caps Ladies and
Misses Flats; Palm Leaf Hats Haars Stock Pushes AID
Trimmings
We invite the attention of dealers and others the Oxai
nation OF stock feel assured that shall be able
oEer superior inducements to both CASH and PROMPT
b4yers. feb23
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GBe DAILY d5nurnal
APP. H. SANDERS, EDITOR.
CITY OF EVANSVILLE.
TIE GRAND SMASH DIP!

TUESDAY MORNING, ::;;:::::::;::::::FEB IS
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NEW "A ADVERTISER NTS.

PAINTING! PAENTENG!!
GEORGE G. WALKER Sc CO.,
oeNAMESATAL AND sIGX PAINTING
LII orders Will attended with puncuaty and dis
IA patch. Once vennemans Row. Vine street. bet,Feen
Second and third streets. feb26- tt
NJO. L COTTON BATTING-At eleven cents ~ 80
" quantity, for sale by S. L. GILBERT Co.,
fsb26 Syc near Water.
CARPET GRAMS bags for sale by
" felix's 5. Z. GILBERT CO., Sye near Water.
COTTON THYME for Carpet warp. and Wrapping
" Irvine for sale by S. (. hilbert Il CO.,
spEST quality of Canal Poseyvile Bairsville Mills
Flour hand aud Tor sale at market prices Warrant
ed to he choice, at
felix's T. BACON CO.. Family Grocery.
IH0loE Homipy and fresh Corn Meal int Fs9sa fns
- sale at feb26 I. BACON - - AMY NEsesF9'
axHoICE rresb - and small White Beans for sale at
4 J fob26 t. BACON CO. Family Ga sry.
n F1G choice Peach Butter for sale At
IL feb2S T. BACON co rs Fa nily Grocery.
4tAssINERE-1 Case black Cashmere reed. shis Gay
- aud for sale by JAAES Low Co., :
ieoZ6 AIS Main Street. Louisville Ky.
StRAV ATs-loo dOz grOs du Rhine crayats reed this
~ day and for sale by JAMES Low Co..
te' 20 AIS Main Street. Louisville, by.
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EXPENDITURES.

For use of Hall for last Convention, 80 so;
fer use of Hall for public speaking, 10; print
ing and stitching Proceedings of Convention,
~ 20; furniture for office, A Al; printing
tracts, &C., sos 81; printing temperance law,
% 90; printing circulars, Is 90; printing brief
96 %. Temperance Union adv, &c, 382 rs;
Attorney fees for defending in Supreme Court,
200 90; Sccretary's salary, 788 45; stationary,
81 IS; postage, &C., 35 ID; lecturing, 1858 81;
contingent expenses, 102 so; total, 1895 80:
amount received, 4, 538 80 balance on hand
142 40.
After various speeches, the committee re-
ported the following Platform, which was
unanimously adopted:
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NOTICE,

AN the first Monday in March next upon Subse-
" qnent day Of the Term Board Commissioners will
TO nd best bidder the medie attendance
the poor of the county and the the
for which sealed proposals will he the
County Auditor from tie present time the day of len
BY order of the Board
fel:3 d&wtl. WILLIAL Fl. WALKER A. VIC.
ABE YOU ENTEisESTED
Iexpect East the of the coming month.
- persons knowing themselves il debted will
come 'r@erd aud give little 'materia al and ohligs
truly Ieb23... SAM'L EMBICH.
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CLOSING gUr AS AUCTION.

sNoLBURN & HERSHBERGER will close out at auction
~ a teir store in Fosters Block the entire balance
SO sk Fry go1d consisting Of Red aud hits Elan
nels Jeans Silks De anes Calicoes. Barexes. Gloves
Goods and greas variety of notions,
O'Clock A. M.
The attention Of the Ladies particularly invited to THU
sale. fcb22 tbs KOOLSEY A. NELSON A1esrs
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NOT ICE.

EDOT &T0Es! POTATO Esil-5o bushels Potatoes uss
received aad FOR sale at SEIKS' Family Groce y.
feb6 Corner Second and Oak streets.
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TO BEEEDERS4
AEE Board Of Commissioners Of the County Wander
n burgh v Ii the Sth Gay of March, d 1855 al the
office OF the County Auditor vansvie the 10
best bidder the job rebuilding the Court
House recently destroyed by ire Plans
the worn to be executed he examined
once. where sealed proposals VIII hs received
hereof until said sh day March The Contractor fe said
work viii be paid ia orders drawn the County
By order OF the Board.
febz3 d1wtdt WILLIAM II. WALKER L. v C.