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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-12
FALL CAMPAIGN! sAa5t .rla5
HAIR DIV AEkE All WHOLESALE.
NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
HHAC g WEI r g se.aa s--

"
returning thanks for the generous
NS the public. since he opened in Evansyille would
Indiana, Illinois
also. that he
and in the Heaviest stock of Hardware and Cut
eFY by enethrd) that he offered in the EVANS
vile market sale Many Goods purchased at reduce
by him. during depressed state of the markets.
England and by importing direct from Europe;
having his orders American Goods filed at the Manu-
Works he is only able but decidedly H posed
to offer and sell Hardware ut asow figures any house
aferd the Goods. to cash good time buyers.
invites careful examination of his stock and prices
Nerehan and Traders feeling assured that he dohem
full Justice p
Among the articles (amost nnumerabe) comprising his
the following to the trade:
$50 boxes AxesWels LippncOtts Collins;
SEQ dozen Pocket Knives Gully assortedj
1900 d Table do do;
Is do Steel Shears and Scissors; q. e.sa! Fssa
100 do Razors and StrOps;
Spoons--Ifon, Brittania and German silver
so dozen Coffee Mills. all grades;
800 o Files aud Rasps. all kinds;
1000 lbs Brass Kettles. turned bottoms
20O lbs Sadirons, assorted
800 dozen Butt Hinges. do; -t
1900 gross Screws, simlet pointed; ftt-
$50 dozen Door Socksand socketsi
do Augurs;
200 do Curry Combs and Horse Cards; Is
200 pairs Shovel and Tengs. iron and brass heads
60 dozen Saws, from Mill to Key-hOle;
Is do Steslyards and Scale Beans
so do (and other brands) Shove1s and Sp&oesj
6 casks Pump Chain and Fixtures:
cases Japanned Tinware fully assorted. s,esf
Whips Lashes Brushes. Combs, Needless Spectaces
Monnaes Fancy Hardware generally together with
heavy goods Chains Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea Ket
ties Knives and Riddles and
GIN Barrels and Gum trimmings,
Carpenters and Coopers Tools, window Sash etc. etc
CHARLES S. WELLS.
Main street. ID door below Branch Bank.
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VRNNOLUTTON NOTICE.

IA Office is hereby given that the firm of Geo. Klein
~ Co.. in the Lard Oil Soap and Candle business; h3
dissolved The undersigned authorized settle al
business of the firm and will collect all debts and pay al
bills of said firm. DECKER &, KRAMER.
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CITY EXPRESS BUSINESS.

AMnow prepared do all kinds City Express bust
ness have Just heavy capable
of 0lbs springs made expressly city
business Such without any danger
damage hauling grain from the canal the rivcr in
fact all kinds of hauling and city
the shortestno tice and terms Enquire az
my23 COOKS Family Grocery.
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TBE AI.IIES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!

LII who have claims against will please
them Immediately for payment; aud all those who
themsege indebted US, will do favor by pay
az the same. Iyl7-tf j. ". IL S. NICKERY.
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IARn OIL. snAP AND CANDLES.

The undersigned will continue the business Of The ormel
Geo. Klein Co. in the manufacture of Lard Oil
Soap Candles viii sell wholesale and retail the
prices warrantiBg the articles fully
superior those of the Cincinnati market Order
left Main street. between First
second sep2-tf DECKER & KRAMER.
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PRENCFl & go ,S MELODEONS,

PRINCE Sc co. IS MEEODEONS,
- WITH divided swell, secured by letters pat
T. Z 81 tent, May Esd. 1855.
Fl ~ II m BY of this SWELL solo passages may
u u Ube played with ths full power of Il :ustru-
while the ment soft and subdned Here
ali the Melodeons made Prince Coz Will be fur
nished with this attach nent without extra charge.
Messrs Prince Co. could realize handsome fortune by
dposing oil manufacturers but as they prefer
make it in their instruments 1t can only DC OBJ
tanned by purchasing Of - -
mv1 765s West Fourth street.
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WHOLESALE AND Retail
nprrp or raoTTSr AND " ATrR sra E1rTc try

rtHoICE FLOUR IN BARRELS AND BAGS
supply constantly hand and for sale atthe loS
est marketprices by S. E. GILBERT g. CO..
oct2O Agents Poseyville Mills.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
P. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
Lar III q g H "a ~ FIT 9.
EVANSVILLE. TNp
HAyrxe fitted up mammo e.s.


ss=zzs = HAvINa fitted up mammo s1%zss =
lss 81 W harf Boat, the largest on the zs ssss4
Ohio River in the ubstantia manner are pre-
ybusnessentrusted'o ourcare, eth
sr by RIVER, RAILROAD OBJ CANAL
without exposing to the incemency ofthe weather, any
property and particular Receiv
ing Storing and Forwarding and also to the sale any
Produce consigned to and all orders promptly filed.
P G. O'RILEY returns his sincere thanks to his
friends for their former patronage and respect
fu ~ socits acontEuance ofthe same which will be
duly reciprocated.
A Store Room wellsuppled, will be kept forthe &C.
commodation of Boats and their orders carefully filed.
mh3-d6wIy P. G. O'RILEY & CO
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nINNOnTTHNN NnWlCE.

An the 18th of August the nersnp existing between
" Mckinney Cooke dissolved by mutual
G. McKNNsY all debts owing BY the late firm
the purchaser Of &C. A Cookies interest
The Merchandise heretofore owned by them in Evansville
Ind @. MCKINNEY.
sep3-tf E. COOKE.
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riNh LUMBER.

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
Ohm L. GLOVER & Co, corner of Main and Seventh
g. streets Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public that they have in yard and for sale low
complete Ass0rtne Seasoned Pine Lumber
qualities and tcknesss viz
Ash FOoring Dressed and Ceiling
Pannas; 1000 feet sound Common Boards suitable for
shops barnsand feneing No Pine and Poplar Shingles &C.
c Can have made order the lowest prices Shelving
Doors sash Blinds Mantle Pieces Mouldings Frames
Doors and Windows &C., &c. Bills owarded all
who send for them Orders Assistance will receive
prom ptattention.
"A MES sHOVELs. -25 doE No. q genuine article TO
IA contractors. for sale low at CHAS. s. WELLS
dec New a-dvr FouS . Il
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NEW AISssANG EsHEENT

Norder that may be able to devote time part
n larry 10 the HEAVY HARDWARE
business have disposed of of ipterestn theG
Gerry house Nr. MATTHEW DALZEBL, who will
tinue the cid stand under the of ORR DALZELL
with complete of everything in the Grocery
line would take this opportunity of returning sincere
thanks to the the the liberal
extended ask
them TO continue their avors drm would
30 the slow pay all gentlemen that they need
not ask ereditat this house.
! March L. 1855. = - SAND Ell ORR
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MISCELLANEOUS.
]. e 81 sNAUkANCE aoNEPANX.

or Hartford. Come ctIcut.
OAPITAE UOO-dl paid ~ md infested
THNHS Company with aperpetual charter
n in Si9 and insures loss damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses Misunderstanding house
hold furniture and general. Also inland
against pers Losses be iber-
ally adjusted and paid with promptness.-
THOMAS &. BRACE, Pres't.
L. G.. RTPLEY, Secretary.
H%- AppeasOnsfor Insurance be made the subscri
ber who duly receive proposals pol
icies any Agency
in the West. a. @. HALLOCK, Ag't.,
eyll-H Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.
CIGAR AND ENBACCO STORE OF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. 1ST AND2D.
3 20. Schaefer q -Schroeder's old STANDBY
4 RESPECTFUL LILY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding country thatI have taken the above
stand, determined to continue The business, and
will constantly keep hand th choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco ofthe bes brands that Eastern markets H
ford; also Snuand Smoking Tobacco of all kinds, Mer
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
tiles, the lowest cash prices Wholesale and Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business convinces me
hat can give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicita share ofpubhe patronage. lapI-f
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FINE WALL PAPERS-UPHOgSTERT WORK.
NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
SCHMIDT STARK have received at their establish
~ First large assortment of Wall Papers
from gu ities the finest gilded comprising
thing beautiful description is this line They
also keep everything appertaning upholstery and cover
chairs sofas. &c. in superior style Having Just enlarged
increased business
prepared receive customers. and show thema
Iarges Oek and low prices ap2e-tf
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SHVER WARE

M e have inst received assortment Of Silver Ware
Wv such Table, Tea Desert Salt Mustard Spoon
Butter Knives Sugar Spoons Cream Ladies' Soup
Chidrens Forks etc. all sold at
prices. Call soon at BITTR0LFF & SONS
deeI2d Main street. between First and Second.
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FAEE GOODS

FAE.EI GOODS
Gust received by railroad first goods of the
q suitable for the fall trade.
20 cases rich Fancy Prints; 10 I'D Sattinets;
do ass Cassmeres; do Fancy De Laips;
do Beh O.. Alpaccas; 20 pieces Beh Silk Plains;
cartoons fig Meetings; 10 Beh silk Lace
With variety foney dress Trimmings and notions
all kinds for sale at very low prices by ~ -
aglS j. H. MAGHEE d CO.
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STOVES and WaNWAIEE5. j

JAS. SgANrLIN & SON
o. ARE supplied for the Fall Trade They have
go hand of the complete assortments of
STOVES OF all kinds Cooking ParIOr and Heating
stoves, Of all descriptions for wood and coal. Coal
Crates Fancy and Common and
Also large assortment OF rINWARE on hand They are
prepared attend lowest prices for
their cid stand Main street. Second
Third sign OF the Coffee Pot Be particular
several stores in che same block ep2z-tf
CRANE. COOK 81 CO..
Water Street. batween Main and Locust streets.
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OLD ESTABLISHED FOUNDRY
EARsA'FZ ~ EEEHLNEAN,
IRISH LINEN S.

IRIS H LINEN S,
DAIKASAS, &c.
lust received direct manufacturers in Larrau
~ and cambridge. ireland, we'll selected stock
Goods. Wig:
2-4Linen Sheetings. soft finish and grass bleach
4O-ineh Pillow-case Linens do do;
36- inch ShirLng. do do:
White brown do do do do;
Bleaehed do Napkins;
Beached and brown Huekabsek Towels;
Linen Cambria Hsndkerehiefs etc.
Wenvite the attention of Goods at hole
sale retail Possessing the facilities do we defy
competition here elsewhere.
SHANKLIN e. REILLY
deel Corner Main and First streets
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EADIES, YVRITENG PA.PEE


EINK note paper; Green note parer;
4 Violet paper; yellow note paperi
Buff note paper; Pink letter paper;
yellow letter paper Fancy Enyelopes Tor safe az :,
oet10 DOBEbL q LIS he X
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EOFFEE.-Pr1me Rio Coffee from New York. receive
oct s't ran O"1 anu 'Oi PRESTON BROS.
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W-PAFt ~ F1EfsHEL1 IN = FfIl
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
TNRE undersigned have this day entered into partner
ship uuder the style Of French Jerauld, to carry OF
the wholesale Dry Goods and Clothing business. and 70
purpose will DO glad all their friends the oil
stand OF johnson d French, Evansville. Ind.
W1I- T.. FREE Gil.
aug1f SYLVESTER t. JERAULD.
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an hand and for sale the prices the fol
W lowing:
200 bills Hydraulic Cement 100 bills White Lime;
IS 0O0Iight Window Sash, assd; 200 Doors. ass d.
100 pair 10 BLINDS. do; eco Laths;
Gray Lime in hhds and bbs. Paints. Oils Glass Putty
Nails. &c. aug27 Il. 5. BABCOCK, Water street.
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EDUTNAM for October, Household Words for October;
SehooIfelcw for Oeeberi Spirit Of the Times lust re
eeived and for sale BY oetI0 DOBELll q LISTkR.
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AS q JON Is and las. E BLYTHE, Attornies at Law
% Evansville indiana have associated rar
ners in the praetceof the Law and viii practice
this and the adjoining counties. aud Supreme
District Court Ay design turning parc-
land law In short time they will prepared to
give few minutes an abstract of the title
lot IN Evansville, its enlargements Lamaseo
sired iv15-d
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STILL THEY GOMEZ

The Kalamazoo Gazette contains letter from Anthony
Cooley, for than quarter of century citizen Of
Michigan and always wing, declaring adherence to the
democratic party. lie writes; as# @#s @..
al hold communication with the conglomerated
ganzaon made of all the issues and factions Of the day
led by reckless demagogues whose only Is rule
ruin shall, If live till November next, give my sup
port to the only national (he democrac party and depos
lite my for james Buchanan and j. c. Breckenridge for
President and Vice President Of the United States.
The Gazette makes the following announcement:
CDR. David L. Demng, long-ried consistent national
whg and formerly State senator and Judge Of this county
declares his hostility to the sectional bsckrepubean party
and goes for the constitution and the Union The Judge
only Of thousands OF patriots who daily placing
themselves in the ranks OF the only party LEFT that
marches with the flag and keeps step to the musc Of the
Union" ar #a.a
We hear of such changes (says the Detroit Free Prss
all over the State In this city ourselves
less than thirty influential and prominent gentlemen hth
active wings, who win vote for Mr.. Buchanan. They
compose the flower of the old wing party here We sup
pose there are altogether from two TO three hundred old
wings in Detroit who have within few weeks past de-
termined to act hereafter with the democratic party.
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THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN HORSE LET DOWN.

The New York Herald says the young horse from tn,
Rocky mountains is running like hurricane Othe,
judges think the young horse has made very sudden "e
down." whilst assert that he is withdrawn from The
race upon discovering that the gray is the better
borse The young horse has at least friend who vors
the last suggestion. At republican ratification meeting
at Rochester New York. Of the speakers Henry
ssldeu, ESQ., who said, in the Of his remarks:
"As alswyer, may be allowed to speak Of the coming
In the terms Of my profession The people have
brought eectment against the democratic party to obtain
possession OF the White House, the present tenant not having
kept his covenants inclined to think that the
tenant in whom the possession designed TO be vested s
JESSIE and that her husbands IL only added to the
proceedings in conformity to legal echncalites expect
verdict in her favor in November to be followed by writ Of
possession the 4th Of March,"
The real party in the case therefore Is not the "young
horse from the Rocky mountains" He is only the nomi
nal planiff-the John Doe in the law-sui-the Of
fiction whose only serves the purpose OF enabling
real persons to try their rights Such is Mr. Seldens view
OF the republican candidate for the presidency.
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THE COURT or CLAIMS.

We with the Luegenoer in regarding the opin-
ions expressed by several leading members of the Senate
in regard the weight to be given to the adudicaops of
the Court OF Claims. II will be remembered that ad-
vocaed the establishment Of this with earnesine
and under the distinct impression that its opinions legal
questions to have all the force OF any other judicial
decisions We clip the following from the EucRgncer
Of this morning:
THE CouRT CLATNs.-There indication In the
Senate yesterday Of Importance persons who for
enough to have favorable decisions by the Court
Claims Several leading members Of the Senate declared
their concurrence In the opinion that, general rule
Congress ought to confirm the adudcaons Of the
and that the power Of reva being reserved there should
be no Interference except in where papabe in
regard to facts might be developed The tribunal being
constituted Of able judges in whose intelligence and ineg
rty the country could con6de Congress should gen
sral rule give them the fullest confidence. The position
thus taken not controversial and the Of the SEN
may therefore be considered fully indicated BY the
proceedings which followed"
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TIE WINGS OF MARYLAND.

The wings of Maryland met in convention at Baltimore
on Thursday last and adopted series of resolutions in
which they condemn in stnted language the claims
Fremont and Buchanan, and recommend in extravagan
terms those of Fillmore They discaim any connexor
with any Of the existing political organizations and ayow
their purpose of maintaining their independent position
until such time they may deem active reorganization
advisable They call themselves wings but their resolu
or something less than oldne wings. There is quite
much Of the odor Of know-nothngism about their pro-
ceedings there is of whgsm and if they not really
members OF the party which proscrbes on account
the accidental place Of their BIRTH they have shown very dis
tincy that they ready for initiation. The who
could endorse the unjust and unruhul comments which
made in their resolutions the position Of the dem
ocrats and their candidate in regard to foreign policy
show that they ought to adopt other name than
that of wings They make pretensons to virtue which
is often assumed to up partisan purposescOnspa
tism They would have established a much better claim
to If they had been less ultra and partisan in their au
sons others who say the least have quite good
a title to II their "mode President" Judging The
character of the convention by its proceedings and by
the absence from b list of delegates Of those prominent
whom have been accustomed to regard the old
line wings, feel authorized to regard ii know-noth
ing movement for the benefit Of the knownohing cand
date for the presidency.
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THE VETOED BILLS : WHITTIER ARE WE TEND


The passage through both houses of Congress of the
three river and harbor bills by maores which overruled
the objections of the President has already been announced
in our columns 1t not in the power Of President
Pierce to find in the constitution the authority for the ap
preparations made by these bills and in the conscientious
discharge of his official duties he returned them to Con-
gress with his objections These bills were passed and
sent to him for his sanction at time and under crcum
stances well calculated to test his frmness Of purpose
The result fully confirmed his claim those high moral
attributes which distinguish the truly great statesman
He looked to his personal nterestshe consulted moi
his prospects Of political promoonhe followed the con-
vctons Of his Judgment and left the consequences to the
country More than thirds of each house Of Congress
have arrived at different conclusions from him. and the
bills laws Of the land.
1t is purpose to revive the discussion to the
constitutional issue involved in the disagreement between
the President and Congress No has investigated
this question who did feel the embarrassments which
lay in the way Of satisfactory conclusion. The ables
and pures of statesmen have arrived at different
suits and the question far from satisfactory solution
it thirty years ago. As the matter now stands
appropriations for works of internal improvement depend
chiefly upon the discretion of members In the midst
the dicuy OF agreeing upon any cohsututoha RUE oi
the determination Of such appropriations, have long
thought that little attention has been directed to thu
expectancy of opening the federal treasury for objects
internal improvement We hope fears may be un.
founded but do fear that the passage of the three bills
referred to will form prccedents the force of which will
involve the government in amount of expenditures
that will prove burdensome to the taxpayers When Gen
Jackson interposed his objections to the Maysvilleroad
BILL and saved the country from additional debt of two
hundred millions of dollars the devotion to duty which
impeed him to this deed of moral heroism not ap
precaed until the popular mind brought to its sober
second thought" If some future democratic President
shall be constrained by like high of public duty
interpose in like manner he will refer with sustaining force
the noble preceden found in the acts of Jackson and
Polk and Pierce
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A BUNDLE OF MYSTERIES.

II is mystery where Col Fremont was born how b,
educated, whether for Catholic priest Protestant
clergyman whether he is Catholic Protestant
whether he is the real couqueror of California only
prctender whether he is the greatest adventuer and
porer OF the Rocky mountains whether Kit Carson ia
not entitled that honor whether he is know-noth
ing than black republican whether he is ether wheth
be the richest in the world whether Marposa
worth anything whether he is the real candidate for the
presidency whether 1t is not in fact Jessie 1t Is
mystery how he thought Of nominated for the
presidency and equally mystery how any sensible
can think that he has any chance for an election.
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possible way Nothing wiz do them but the Topeka
stitution made year ago by fragment of revolu-
tonary political faction continuance of the sectional
agitation which constitutes their only hope for oyerturnng
the government They prefer civil dseord, raternal dis
sensions the continued perpetaon of crimes and all the
evils which follow in the train Of sectional agitation to the
restoration Of peace order and law in Kansas and quiet
and fraternal amity throughout the Union In word,
they have made up their minds to have Kansas FREE
State, Rih Fremont for President dissOltiOH Of The
Union If this be not treason, then do not comprehend
what takes to constitute the crime. If this be not dis
uHOnsm then there is such crime in the catalogue Of
offences.