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FALL GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
gUNHos PRICE co are in receipt Of their usual large
Of Fall Goods consisting part Of
french Mernos rich Plaids
Mouselaines, In variety. SIN Rohes
Cloaks and Nantes, in velvet ard cloth
French Laces and Emhroideries. French Wanneis, &c
Together with a iarfe aseorinni NJ - Family ocds
Also Blankets, SheetnFs Ciotng Ac all ~ which
they nr 10 their city and county friends Lowest market
prices.
Also they would call special iot n auctos gos
consisting Of Sks, Meriuos Bouhatnes Fanne uhh
Be sold lover than The ususi prizes sei2
FALL GOODS ron 1885.
Ak receiving and opening aiarge
w ofREADY MAOE CLOTHING, made by urseive express.
for retail trade aud conhdeuay sc
70 customers BE- Of good aiers sud vs gotten up as 10
style aud workmanship shall b. receiving additions our
stock already hand during The
der Al ~ rs complete woud therefore 10 want Of
Good sud uel made Clothing 10 give rs call, den.
se2o MERCHANT wEIsIaER Co
No. ii2 Main Street.
WDOPILAR PATFNT uEDICINEs.-
II Lsondryfs Instant Reiisf fnr Coughs. &c.
Ayers Cherry Pcctorsi
Wsiar's Bssau
James Fxpecforant
Mciane's vefmifuge. Fahnesiocts do
Balm N t.Ooo FloW r.
Polards Eminent. MustanF 90
Carters Spanish Mixture
Dr. Ro.c's Medicines
SENDS and nu1's safsaparlna
Rsissys Really Relief
For sale BY PURCELL, LADD co,
80 " Main street. corner iih, Richmond, va.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

IRON ;. M PErrENaILL q cos NEWSPAPER ADvERris-
ING HOUSE
NJ PErrHsonL Co. for nearly all the Nswpspers
In the United Canadss onees iis Nassau
Hvv York, aud 10 State street. Bo.to o.
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10 IENfH HEHN
RANDOLPH, ~ Main - supply on favorable terms
- All The NeE aud standard SCHOOL BiOKs Of the stsst al
TONS also s kinds Of shoo Stationery Orders viii rscsvs
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS.

Pam vIssCHER OWEN CO. GxsEn.I ApvEnrs-
Houss (Arr.sToSs BuiLp,SsJ Nos SO ss
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.INSNHANCE On LlfE.n
MUTUAL BENEFIT COMPANY,
Olfcs af " STA TTONERS NAIL" No n Pe1ri sfrsef
HicHNOsD
Dr. A sNFAD, Medical Adviser.
Capts January is 1850 . s2sTi sss o
Paid dividends during year 1870 1fi $50 50
Nett balance January is 1856. f2Q9iOOS o.
Total amount Of dividends paid 10 date . Tt5t92 6g
Total amouu of claims By death 10 date t,s7699O 81
--- 9,O52tg 81
A9s3As "
Az profits 10 the insured Dividends annua and
paid while The insured l. living Bw X, Agent
" ~ Slaves insured from four Afbenarie
surance Company kis
"OOL DEPOT.-we have determined TO open. IN con-
w necon With present. business, Wool Depot the
sale of Woei and engaged the services Water
hous The former ehcieu of the WOODEN
city Hs attention, ul - devoted exclusively
Az Wool consgnci vl ~ graded that purchaser
can bug such Wool he and b.
a. Vi not hs purposes ylrnia
heent quantity of Wool concentrated and graded
sfnton Of mgnufaciurers and dealcrs
hope 70 succeed IN establishing rood market Tor the Wool
near home.
Gor particulars our eirculars. oRENsHAw co,
- 0rocers and Commission Merchants,
letS
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j B. HARGROVE,
tsuccnSsoR pAvtsD
AUCTI ION r. r. IA,
Wall street, under 81. Chdrie- Hofs,
RICHMOND Va.
NNTiLL devote hR whole attention the Hiring Ne
w groes, Real Estate, Ac., publiciy and privately.
s.les .SusfActory charge made.
~ He has a convenient place for keeping slaves.
Ts subscriber respectfully he
tnued the auction business having rented his office
HAsroSe takes pleasure recommending his former
give him a call. BENZ. DAVIS.
July 81
NXIE receiving Spring SUPPLY GOODS con.
w sisting In part of the following articles.
~ bbls. Crushed and Puyerised
90 do q. yellow do
- hhds. New Orleans do
1l6 Bars Rio, LaguyraA aud ava Coffee
loo Boxes Brown Black Soap
400 Boxes AdamAntine Candies
lShhis. Bacon Sides, Shoulders Ani HAm
so Kegs superior CArb and Sal Soda
IS bbs. New Orleans Molasses
400 bbis Mountain Dew whisky
- do Old Rye, Various Brands
10 do Kerrs summerdesn do,
oO bbi. and 80 y Casks Imitation Brandy
2O0 Sacks Salt Ashton Marshall
81 Kegs Pomgranate Tobacco
90 Boxes Ground Coffee
50 Packages Green and Black
ASO-Vnegar Pepper, Anspce Wrapping Paper,
ders, brooms, Buckets Holland Apple Brandy
hr- Miller Pine Cut smoking Tobacco,
articles too tedious 10 mention Ia advertisement.
mhls RArCLIFP A DOUGLASS.
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HALIFAX, s-pt 24.-The royal mail stesmship C.n.d.
nas arrived With Liverpool dates the 18th inst Tn.
Baltic arrived the iIth "
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09
Buehanan's Strength.

The Democratic party South has been en-
deavoring for weeks past to convince the
Southerners that Buchanan would secure the
votes Of a majority Of Northern States. The
election returns from Maino Iowa and YER
mont, have awakened fears that after all, Bu-
chanan is not the strongest man. The Caro-
lima Times very pertinently asks
..What now becomes of the silly boast Of
the organs and leaders OF the Democracy, that
every State in the North, save only Vermont
and Massachusetts, would vote for Buchanan
and Breckenridge It is fast turning out to
be mere braggart assumptl0n-all gas"
The Times hits the nail on the head. 1t is
all gas, and when the returns Of the State
elections in Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania
shall have been received, the South will real
ize the danger of supporting Buchanan, and
give its electoral vote to MilIard Fillmore
The Times says:
"From source unbiased BIZ partizans5iD, we
learn that the leaders Of Democracy are even
now greatly alarmed for the success of Bu-
chanan and Breckenridge in Pennsylvania"
The keystone State will repudiate him
The South, even ifevery vote be cast for Bu-
chanan, will need Pennsylvania and one other
State to elect. But Maryland, Louisiana,
Tennessee and Kentucky, viii go for Fillmore
beyond the possibility Of doubt, and Buchan-
an must then receive SIS Northern electoral
votes, in order to elect him. Where are they
to come from? Will it be either of the six
New England States VIII it be New York
or Pennsy ylyania? The former is ce7tain for
Fillmore; the latter may 90 for Fremont. VIII
Buchanan carry Ohio? The most sanguine
Democrats dare not claim Ohio, and Buchanan
is defeated if he gains Indiana, Illinois, Wis
consin, Michigan, Iowa and California But
to base our calculations upon different by
pothess, supposing Mr.. Buchanan carries ey-
cry Southern State, and Pennsylvania, where
is the additional State? Who's electoral vote
is to elect him ? We confess our inability to
point out one. The fact is, this claiming by
the Democracy Of Northern electoral votes is
merely "braggart assumpdon-all gas"
Will not the South wake up to a fell con
sciousness Of the importance Of this crisis and
of her duty? VIII she not, seeing that Bu-
chanan is virtually out Of the race, unite upon
Fillmore Fillmore will certainly carry sew
eral Northern States; Buchanan as certainly
will not-in all probability not one Northern
State It is the manifest duty of the South,
dictated by the impulses of patriotism and
selfpreservation, to cast her united vote for
Fillmore.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09

ASSAULT AND BATTERY Daniel Bee was
brought up on the 4th inst, before Daniel
Chute, Esq, Lamasco, charged with having
committed an assault and battery on Henry
Rosenmier. 1t appears that Bee, and COM
rade, named Adam Wallace, were riding
through Fulton Avenue, in buggy, at a speed
which did not altogether accord with Rosen-
miers views of legal rates, who being disposed
to preserve the peace and dignity Of the vii
lage Of Lamasco, protested against their fast
driving, whereupon the twain fell upon Rosen-
meir and smote him sorely. Bee was arrested,
and pleading guilty, was fined 81 and costs,
which he paid forthwith Wallace was not
taken.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09
Coy. Gaarv's Policy.

The policy of the Governor of Kansas,
which is really the policy of James Buchanan,
is developed in an act which will be recog-
niz9d at once by the people as the most vii
lanous OF the atrocities which fill the bloody
pages of Kansas history. A company of Free
State men, numbering about hundred hear
ing that there was party of ruffians encamp-
ed IN position to cut off the advance OF a
wagon train loaded with provisions, which was
passing through Iowa, set out to attack the
land pirates and did so, killed three wounded
seven and dispersed the rest, five of their own
number being wounded. The Free State men
then marched for their homes, having accom-
plished all that they desired in clearing the
road, and camping at night, were surrounded
by L. S. troops, and arrested and disarmed
"by authority of the United States, and Dv
order of Gov. Geary." They offered no resis-
tance, and were taken to Lecompton and there
placed under guard. Ina few days Judge Le-
complies Grand Jury found indictments for
murder against them all, and they are held in
close custody, that notorious horse thief and
murderer, Col. Titus, one of the Rulfian Chiefs
being appointed to keep guard over them
This Is the old game. Col. Harvey and his
boys, because they are in favor Of Free State
and took up arms TO defend themselves-are
arrested and held as murderers, while the
bulles of the Pro Slavery party are mustered
into the service OF the United States, and set
to guard their opponents with bayonet and
sabre. Such is the peace that prevails in
Kansas-Patriots in prison on charges Of trea-
son and murder, guarded by the tools of the
Slave power, armed with the U. S. Authority.
Gin. Com.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09

FIRES AND RAILROAD AccIDENTs.-The
New York Journal Of Commerce says that the
total loss by fires in the United States, during
the last month, so far as information has been
received, is S1.336,OOO; making the total for
the year, thus far, S15,480.000. The number
of large fires in September, was twenty seven.
During the month, there were six accidents to
railway trains, four of which were Occasioned
by collision, and two by the breaking of axles.
Twenty-one persons were killed and twenty
seven wounded.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09

WhatIady or gentleman would remain under the
curse Of disagreeable reath when by using the Balm
of Thousand Flowers as dentfrice would not only
render it sweet but leave the teeth white ala0aser?
Many persons do not know their breath is bad and the
subjecti delicate their friends viii mention it.
Pour a single drop Of The balm" your toothbrush
ans wash the teeth night and morning. fifty bot
tie viii last a year.
A BE,UT1FUL CoMpLEx1oN may easily be acquired by
using the Balm of Thousand Flowers" II will re
move tan, pinpes and freckes from the skin, leaving
of soft and hue. WCta towel, pour on two
three drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-A ct your shaving brush in
either warm cold water. two o. three drops
o. balm Of Thousand Flowers rub the beard well
and will beautifui soft ather much facilitating
the operation OF shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
FETRIDGE q Co., proprietors.
KELLER, FARNSLEY & co.
ap5 lyd&w Agents for Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09

i WORD TO THE LAoIEs.-In recommending to your use
j. lIo45etterfs celebrated
system, imparring
strength preparatory pegOji STAGES which
oft much pain and trouble know
preparation happily ada;cd TO all affections eonse-
queut for Cramps the Suor aeh, Cholera
Norbus all ailments arising from over indulgence ~ the
fruits veges thles creams. t is certain and al
remedy family should be without
it.. Deaetous bottle Sold by druggists and
dealers generally. HALLOCk -TuDDA I'D.
sepII-dEw WOOLsEY & SAWYER.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09

LF Miss f. S. Ripley, young lady from
Connecticut, is in town as Agent for the sale of
Washington Irving's Life of Washington" the
last volume Of which is just out Of press. The
work is one that should be in the Library Of
every American, written as it is by the most
popular author in the country, and Ona subject
of such high interest to ali. The aim of Miss
Ripley is an entirely unselfsh one, which she
explains to those she speaks with. BY put
ting our names upon her books we do good
deed, and purchase highly valuable work.
We hope every one will subscribe.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09

Mr.. FILLMoRE.-In a private letter, received
a few days ago from Mr.. Fillmore, by gen
tleman of Georgia, the following Characteristic
language occurs: "Hzaterer mag be my fate
personally, is n2i.pol&bo a thought If the tategrt-
.tyof the Constitution can be maintaiael, and ,ge
can transmit this glorious deritag unjmpairs3 to
our pos5erity." This language is worthy of
Millard Fillmore. 1t is such gems as this that
give him SO high place in the affections OF
the American people, and it breaths that lofty
patriotism, and that noble self-denial so char
actistic Of the man, and which have made his
own one of the most illustrious names in the
history of our country.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09

GREAT FILLMORE DEMONSTRATION IN New
York CITY.--On Wednesday night last, there
was grand procession of the cartmen Of New
York city, through the principal streets, with
their carts, filled with people, with banners,
torches, trausparencies, &c. The Tribune,
Fremont organ, admits there were fifteen hun
dred vehicles in the procession.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09
CANDIDATES.

AR. s4XDERs;-You viii please announce the name Of
VII LIAM WARREN. candidate for Assessor Pigeon
To wnship at the October election. oet7-te*
Ez-ZEBUL0N N. P CARTER, of Evansville. is can
dictate for ndge of the Court Of Common Pleas for the Dis
trct posed OF Wander bUrgh and Narriek counties.
sep27+
Mr.. SANDERs:-PIease announoe the name of CUAS. G.
ing October election sep22+
~ We are requested to announce JAMES Il. BEN
METZ Of Mlllersburgh, candidate fer District At
torney. sep22
Mr. SANDERs;-Please announce then name Of DR.. ALLEN
HALLoC as candidate for the oee of Coroner at the
ensuing October election.
sep2c-te*
Nh. EDIToR:-PIsase announce the name Of JAMES D.
SAUN rs, as candidate for County Surveyor the
suing October election. sepl3*
MR. EDIToR:-Please announce the Of ALEXAN-
DER MADDUA as eaHpidate for election the ohce
of County Commissioner. septS
Is We authorized to name OF
KI kPAVRICk candidate tor the Of County
Commissioner the ensuing October election. aug20
Nh. SANDERs:-Yeu viii please announce nv nsme as a
adat- for the office Of County Treasurer be ensuing
October election. y2S JOHN GREEK. :
Mr. SANDERs-Sfr: You will please announce my name
candidate for the office County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 W NJ. II. CHANDLER.
Mr.. SANDERs:-PIease announce my candidate
for Beeorder Vanderburgh County the ensuing Fall
election SUBJECT the Democratic
tom. my21 JOHN FARRELL.
A Fl. SANDERS ESQ PLEASE name as can
didate the Office Clerk Yanderburgh
myI7s LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JoURNAL;-I a audidate ofSherif
Of !erburgh county at the ensuing
my l2-te W NJ. HOLDEN.
Is We authorized announce the name CHRIS
TIAN BTPPUS a candidate reelection County
Recorder At the October election. sep2
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09
NEgV ADVEEsTIsENEE1NTs.


One square ten lines or less time soc: three times 81;
week. 81 5oi weet3 81 50; moath 81; three
months, months, SIC; year $40 Discount
lrtsr adverssemonts lines under per
No charge marriage, death gious notices.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09

~ In his speech last Tuesday, Judge
Lockhart gratified this community with his
opinions ofpreachers. 1t is rather laughable
idea to see Lockhart setting himself up as
Judge of what it takes to constitute good
minister of the Gospel. We don't think his
opinion on that subject is worth much. Does
any body else
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09
Gross Foreign Interference in ouI County
EInnffnrtr


There has just arrived in this county from
Washington City, one of the Clerks in the
Land Office, sent here by leading men in the
Administration, to electoneer in such way as
our people may guess in Yanderburgh County
till the State election is over after which he
is to exercise his Federal Administration abIl-
tiles throughout tins District till the Preslden-
tial election.
The particular object to be accomplished in
this county, between now and next Tuesday,
is to defeat Mr.. Ingle and elect Mr.. Denby.-
There can be no mistake about this. The Sc
cret is out, by the imprudence Of the young
gentleman himself, who was unable to keep a
secret which conferred on him such import
ance. We now wish to know whether the
free voters are ready to submit to this rascaiiy
dctatorial interference in their own affairs BY
high officials at Washington through their
parasites and scavengers, who receive govern
ment salaries whilst they scour the country
for the purpose ofimproperly influencing cleo
tions to keep their masters in office.
CE- The health Of the intrepid Arctic ex-
plorer, DR.. Kane, having been considerably I'M
paired, he designs short visit to Europe
The Dr., we doubt not, will make many warm
friends in Europe, particularly in England,
whose people during his absence in the frozen
regions felt almost as much interest for his
safety as did his own countrymen.
6r The Lexington (Mo.,) Citizen says: "If
the lawless conduct Of some of our men is
tolerated by those who take the lead in Kan
gas affairs, reaction in public sentiment
must take place, and right thinking men, even
on the border will cease to act in a cause whose
partisans have no respect to law, to common
honesty or to patriotism"
OF The proprietors Of Goat Island have an
iron bridge nearly completed on the founda-
ton Of the sid wooden structure, connecting
Goat Island with the main land at Niagara
Falls. There are five spans, or arches sup
ported by stone piers. The bridge will cost
some $4,000
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09
TFy3 20 SEEeDEs,

4 HAVE opened of the citizens OF
Il Evansville, Meat Shnp. Second between Lc-
Main. where be found all times tn finest
Meats will also keep this fine lot Of Sausage
Meat which first quality Call and
oe5i Ind GEORGE SHOENBERGER-
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09

THE Executive Committee the Fillmore Donelson
Club will the Office Of the Secretary. Friday the
10Th inst ~ P. N. Business portanee viii
be brought before the meeting.
oot7 c. G. KEATS. see'y.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09

RRDERED that the owners lots os and &c. in block
~ No l. Eastern En- 'argemeHt. bordering hesrnnt
and lots l. 2 s. f. s. g. TO- IT, u l3 IN
block No l. Enlar2eu-nt fronting Eighth street
a. 49, IL IS 49, 20 q. p 23 u p 20 block No
same Eparga uent fronting 9th sereet also lots
3. f. g. r. r. i3. 4lOcG Enlarge
fronting 9Th street. also lots p b A. sand s. block
No Eastern I'm largameRt, fronting CherrJ street and
J. 4, D. 8, O. II. Y Il and H. in block No 2
Eastern Enlargement fronting Cherry street rank
sidewalk be laid do along s1d lots whaevcr portion
of the that be bordering the streets within
days after the publication Of this notices and in default there
Commissioner is directed and
work. costsand expenses eersnR thereby;
viii be assessed and collected by sale of said lots
much thereofas will satisfy said lien and costs BY of
Common Coun il WELL II. WALKER, Clerk
NO1k ote coftv ncto
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09
NEW EsEyAE.
Wy II n IT N n I It w r. 7. r V

w A L u Il Il > Il " - y L w u Il n
WE have us5 received stoek of Watches and
w J.wer consisting Of all the different new aud beau
+Eedy aItlele - - fpt ~ na foId and SiIver
5teciil 1IteAIls 20 & ol1 h Ne III 80
low f-lres Also large Of Gold. Silver steel and
Common peetaele to suit persons of all ages The bic
and sns ladies' in partGqiFT ar nEte9 SS call
sop3O Main. between First aad second streets.
tOFFEE.-IS bags prime Baltimore reed per railroad
- and Tor sale ~ Sc p30 GEO. JSTER & co.
cSVAR CANDLES.-25 boxes Proctor & Gamble's full
> weight, for sale BY sep3o GEO. FOSTER d co.
SOAP AND CAADl.Es.-loo boxes No. Soap and
y dressed summer Candles for sale So Sy FOSTER CO.
< NI.T257 6bIs No. Kanaw4a also z5o9 bushels Alum
sep3O Agents KaHawha salo Company.
brands for sale BY ths dTay l2qd only by
@ - Fluid reed by railroad and sale at oinsin-
nati prices by sen39 q q D. AEIM4A. AEIM4EA.
La Blaqtberry Brandy; bbls Native Port Wine;
cases B,aeRberrv Wia5 and 9andT. Ginger inc Ma
tive Port Wine, reo'1 per railroad ana Tor 5ale 6y
9otI- - ~ = ~
FDOVVDEH -75 kegs ana 20 hf-kes Powders cases one
gound and half pound cans for sale BY ur,1,,.Dy-
Ks s5af candles; 10 1a,sz. Star candes
sePao -'A' ''' + & D. HEINANN.
bis 999sis gs F'Id c%R56S aP G5 sale
I SCI sep22 OF '''0's'' ''' DoBELL LISTER.
& NHEs 80 boxes prime quality, rec from Gin
epl9 VICKERY & JOHNSTON.
CARPENTER T0OLS.-Six boxes Plan o. all kinds
Z j opening at ootS WALDKTRCH'S.
81 "a DOZEN Axes. Hunts Collins and Mann's
- raute4 at A. WALDEIRCH'S
oet3 Hardware store. Main bet. 1st and 2d Streets
3 mm BUSHELS Cows Hair for plastering retail,
oet3 J. FLEMING.
H'OW FEED-aoo bushels Bran and Shorts for sale on
oct3 J. BURTIS.
SOLE LEATHER.-foco lbs received this day By rail
- road, and for sale by oet3 PRESTON BIOS.
NEW LgQUOEs STORE,
ON SYCAMORE STREET. BETWEEN FIRsT STREETS,
EVansViGse. Ind.
FMNHE subscriber has from the Fast with
e large stock of Foreign and DOmetic Liquors and Ha-
Cigars. His stock contains the best kind of
French Braudes; Jamaica Rum;
Holland Gin; Madeira W inc;
Cherry Wine; Port do;
Bourbon Whisky; MOnOng2hela hiskyj
Rye do; Irish do;
Ohio Catawba; Rhine Wine;
Abesynthe Anlssette;
Curacao; Marascino. Punch Essenz;
kinds fancy Bitters The above articles will
kept constantly hand and sold at the lowest rate by
sep59-d6w Il. ANSPACHER.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
F,xECUTgVE COREEEETYEE.

So Noticesin this place per line Insertion
20 line three mes 80 cents Per line week. dis
o lnn-.r tLne-
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09
FARES:

m ay Freight Trains leave Evansve and at
50 For information through Tickets appIv at the
: ausYille. els n ANSIIsT 0iSees ~
Princeton Clarion Henderson Patriot take ou
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09

aUsT RECEIV Treatise on Ig0 tbf pow
Franklin Almanac aud Diary 1885, bred by Mrs n B
soe India the Pearl River; Western BoTdsr Lls
Pflzza Tales; The Las. Of the Forresters &e G. 4e
h. oCti l. CoN A->N4N- - -
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09
GREAT BARGAINS.
r Il AM 90 n SIN F4Rti a - n

ii HAVE for sale 27 choice building Lamssco City;
Il Il OF these lots have been before
sepaatey They rise the best property
city. Prices low. Terms easy. Call and
G. COPELAND,
At COpeland's Exchange Bank.
Carpen:ers' and pasterers' work. sepII-2m
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09

PLATED VVAE2E2.
HNHE undersigned have Just received assortment of
81 heavy Plated Table. Tea. Salt, Mustard and Sugar
spoons Saup ia lies, Cream Ladies', Butter Knives
warranted superior quality and workmanship Having
these the
enabled to sell them at very Low prices. -
BITTROLFF e SONS.
octS Main bet. 1stand p streets.
EgAMBURCl CHEEsE.-25 boxes very choice quality
ID I'd tor sale 10y s. &. GILBERT & CO.
Sycamore Watersts.
SFAF2 CANDs.ft5.-25 boxes all sizes 1ull weight
- candles for sale y S, K. GILBERT a co.
street.
(NUNN BAGs.-I5.oo0 heavy ~ buslel Tor sale by
VI octS = D GILEENT s. co Syeamore street.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09
NOTICE.


ssEALED prop osals received until Monday
- ing OH the building OF fye 80 public cist
portions of the city For plan aud speclh
call CT rk's oce and examine. By order OF City
Council, oct3ti " ELL 81. WALKER Clerk
E8OCHESTER COOPER'S TOOLS, just reed at
ga oel3 WALDKIRCH'S S Tool store.
atOFFhE.-Pr,me Rio ooaee New Ork. received
oet8 PRESTON & BROS.