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New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

TNC PAINTS, WHITE LEAD COLORS,
~ GLASS. Ge-Ths undermined, having ensfsoi MS
~osss 70 -et the demand fo Zinc fsut no prepares 70
eset g 'h- trade fa ro toe tihefoni ai-ss
@.snsetoed BY them Sc.ehei refined Liseed oh ana
a hs rorss dryers. The quality Of American sns
- .lc.s wHrsuted - ~ equa 10 81 resPsots 20 ay ,e
a 40 on - hbersl Dealers can Sso ~ sup
sees wrs WHITE LsADsnd CoLOREp PAINTS Of oaI
GLASS JEssifp 4 c,siY M I.~-..,. .nl
eaaosr'urers Of P,in.s No. les wster ,t N.w.Yot.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

In IT RNT ANVE Of al OTUtr OF IHt oUIIVSHtU
OF the County Of NswYork nothe is hereby slyep 70 al
claims sganrt tao As HARDY late ottheCty
ora deceased present the With vouchers thereof
10 the ut.crber the oce OF Harris wilson No wall 81
in lie CITY Of New York before the seventh DAY vi No
yember neIt-Dated New.York the "a day Of May is5
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
BuiloiMs Maleriala.

LINGUISTIC TlES-For yes.ihu,., usu,
~ n, arths Dir roctn., A. az
CHIMNEY -ToPs, DRAIN-PlPEs Ac- ~ ..i. ~ thNhIhh
MILLER COATES No. nv p..-es y -, v
DOOFS-ROOFS-R -ROOFS-The cheape., .n5
II Ae., acls for covering roots TAR RooFlSd rApES
-N quantities tc suit purohsseIs -
'' Jas 4 DERNCKSoN Co, Nc. - sesAmsnsa
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY5TOPS-pl.in ana
n y. o'hsa ia.ss r.tes LONG ISLAND POTTERY, psyss
~. q ksssu s.. n I.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
Drean 5teamfrs. Sc.
POYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA for LIy-

ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA for LIV-
AZ LBfOOL The ASIA, l. G Lot cor sader Tu '-ii
Ps,seIsr. for Europe, WEDNESDAY. the 4alh Is a.
oco pecsey fas'e gers requested 70 be on O'.'d ~
The AFRICA will sal O. ths litA Juss
EOR CHABLF STON and FLORIDA-Semi-
1 yes.,y Maj Line The nsw and IA. .oi,s S,'ag.hP
Rive 90 sA1uRDAY. My IT, si4 ocioct p m. preo.sJ.
si ed III rs..ss- at he sfee of SPOFsORD TiLgs
TON Co No - Broadway The splendid ste,n.hip MARI
WtDNisbaY M, "a II. fSvors 5 'Isssa .,ssef GARoGsI
R.At' I. 9p!.F mp to the y.' i..ans, on ne ~ ?9S
ard leavT ChsTies,oD every TUESDAYS 2ooock,
ThToUsh tickets to Jaes'on lie, +9l to PhA'ta sj'
NOTICE u PASSENGERS and EXPORTERS
SnrP coMfAESs Y1 Ifoa screw ea Steamship. Is ma
CITY OF 5ALTIMqRE;: ~ tt4'..S.p. Z LstTcH.
CITY oE aANoHfSTER. 2loe tun.. Capt. P G PsIsrr
Are inteuded tosal 10 follower
CITY oF BALTIM6Rs. 49,. WEDNESDAY, Jurs
RATES or PASsAGE
FROr PHiLsDELpar.
Canr h. tFobsrth state eroouis..................tp
Csha IL three berth ststsroous..... ......... -
CABIN u forward stve-foO Ops................'. D
YRo. LIVERPOOL,
Cabin IL two oerth sta,e-:ooas...........1 q zllneo
CsAL. IN :bIes terh stats roouls ........l7 g1ire1
N''s II i'r" arc .;4.rscn. r.: 81
rHraD-CLAs, P.sssSGERs.
l.aito rumbr Of Thcjciass Pssny VA Dc 'atea and
found iu A. much provision fequi I'd .
FROM PAiadslrhia SO Prom Liverpooi '.'..;so
Certificates Passage b. issued here parties VII; are
1esrOus Of bri cir tns friends a. corresponding rafss
These sssmshp. constructed with improved =sr-uss
each vessel expsreree1 surseon
Drafts Liyerpcci from { upward ,
All Goods 10 the AGENT. in phs'elphis and lASep'e
will he FORWARDED WIKI economy and dispatch
''' JOHN @. DALE. Agent,
no II Wsiuut-st, Pnns1eiptsa-
orSABEL 4 COBTIs No II Broadway. Hew-fort
WILLIAM TNMAN, Agens
Nos ! ard ~ Tower Buildings. LgerToa
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Sales sp anttinn.

A 81 HERwIS. AuetiOuesr
yv pANCS BROTHER n CO.-Trsds-osie
Il -, NJ IS Pafkrow
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

TIL. ed have the honor 10 anounce thh the kes
s.oe Oh Company great sr and have succeeded
Ia sntireiy removing tbe unpleasant ohor hom hesene o
without Injury to its illuminating qualities - -
Tbs .5ysntsSes possessed by the KEROSENE OIL ares
l.t. Tbs intensity OF the hight prciuced
I'd IL Is not explosive ,,
SS VIII remain fuid when the best sperm oil has con-
geaaa al, - ~,
sh Its snrivasd economy: 81 10 worth oil herose Oh
xiyise much 81 kapessed Oh; Sz OF hAei
90 a. OF Sperm OIL; or - of Burning Fluid ,.,n
INSURANCE COMPANIES sllow - be used witscet AD
OPTIONAL PREMIUM. .,,,-. -
TII KEEOSENE BURNER, with rice and fall wick Geo
b expense the Mechanical srcel solar
Astral Rcsl OIL Camplen. aad Web6s fatent Lamps OF
suy namvuai Candestk And Chsideer enablh the
cosumet KEROSENE OIL at = pee gallon shoi1sS
dools tho smount of hsh to bo obtained on haesesd N
s el s., or from Sperm Oh At ~ - 80, -,
KEROSrEE LrBRIcATIN0 OH, eqssl In hai1ity TO the
Spo Oh Possessing the great advantage OF not consen
rug low temperature This Oil svo be burned IA al
the ordinary Mechanical Solar and Hand Lamps including
Bowspu sd Signal Lanserns, aud gives more light thai
speirn Whale or Lard Oh
AVSTEsS, Agents for
THE KERosENH OIL COMPANY,
n, As.xs sr.at n v
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
C0R TJyFRPOOi.-U. S. MAIL STEAM

] sHIP ATLANTIC Capt. Oliver Eldnoge, VII Gtrar AZ
tie L. :. Mails for surope positively On SAL hDai
Nav e. from her ber'h foot O; Cana - .,,. -.
The SHIPS of his line TO avoid DANGER from e vi" o
the R. north 40 until 6fer tho Isl OF August rofHesh
on passage havir uueqused sccomuodat!on'; appF 10 .
EDWARD X COLLINS, No ~ "aA'I
ps...r gers will please be board at II ociocs II
The BALTIC, Capt Comsfo;S, will succeed t1s Ap'I'"'
rdo.i lima
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
U,OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW.

T'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW.
i PORT and FALL RIvRR.-The splendid sd 81 Ten~
4sner METROPOLIS CsTt Br0wl l-. es New fort -'-fT
TUESDAY. THURSDAY All SATURDAY a. o0elcct ? ~ 8
MONDAY WEDNESDAY sod FRIDAY, q; s Jsio|t . m :;
from Pier No ~ R.. the Battery both toaca'as 81
Ee~Torf sseh way. "a
FeesAer 10 rooms VIII be r.r.r-i secured to sny sll
o. rufl the ssre .t.il hsv- bean rad for.
Frezht 70 Boston forwarded 1rousb with reat ds9aseh
BIZ A EXPRESS FrsiEsf Trsin-
- WM BORDEN Agent. Nos 70 ard u VESTS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24
I,HE VANDERRLT ETROPEAN SrEAM

TTNHI VANDERBILT IT NUf EAN = I4IN'I
i SHIP LINE-For SOUTHAMPTON HAERE ard BKE'
MFN-Th- frst-ca-s steam hip NORTH STAR l. !. iiuu-
ter l. Master will sal from NewYork for tue aOJye
pcr Oh wednesday Ju.y First Cabin passage tllV Sc
sond do 60 fof freight or psssage sppiy 20
n. TORRANCE. No Bowling tirssn.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

II MANUFACTURING COMPANY, n'oTPossed oy tas
StAte Of having erected sNsnSve woAs n eis
Civ as now nanGfArturrs f0ui the ores nom III In
b-,i,I mae. IN Sussex CvG ~, WHITE AID COLONsD
ZINC PAINTS Of superior S.srpes
Thet PANTS n Oh pre- Afed by prScess sro "~-
,pted moi 90 harden In the lsg. and cO-hdenty oassS -
the best Paints Of Americas manufacture ,,' -
For sal, he trade, Try ground IN on en- hSeS
the Company Agents, MANNINu ~ 50
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEReE
u 2 ccnasc:lou with II. LEHGH VALLEY RAILROAD
oreuei 70 nalch Ch-rtsrrnE sE-a1zsnents commanding
Apr I5 $50 Leave New Tor dsacs Chusk and rtel
- tls p. f-r N Pier Nc North Riysr 81 iof
2a.-or and g. Is N 'or soneEsals a. 7; ioc
IO..s N 3l5 ..,d $40 n TIE shove
EiLt n ub trss on the SeEJsr-y Railroad leAvns SsS
York ton foot q COlItiant -: and II m A.,
= JOHN o sTERNS. Superiut-a dent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

EXTHA QUALITY REFINED LARD OIL
T. yery pue burr brightly and ss oos serts snd ever
sru.., the wick being free from gum, ""NeS 'uPe0' f
"sSoRTi kN,s PURE rALLOW OIL, svPcncr @' burning
will ,,snd oolae' we-thsI snd VII oH'SeN' 'n0 0''
Ban, 80 % A. gals, Only Assnt ~, 10 ,,-u.,..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-04

CATTLE IN INDIASA.-Accordingly to COM
plation made by the State Sentinel, the value
of cattle in Indiana as returned by the town
ship assessors from eighty-three counties, was
on the first of June last, S7,578, 2o0-neariy
$S,U00,000.
There are four counties in which the valua-
ton of the cattle exceeds 100000 IN e.ch.-
Montgomery ends off with 1921, 900; Wayne
follows with $780, 600; Putnam with S224U50
and Warren with S224,OOO. Four counties,
Decatur, Henry, Hendricks and Gibson, pre-
sent valuation each between $4,000 and
100000. Ten counties, Clinton, Fountain,
Delaware, Marion, Steben, Ergo, Koscinsko,
Morgan. Randolph and St. Joseph exhibit a
valuation from $125, 900 to Sl50,OoO. Twelve
counties, White, Elkhart. Shelby, Rush,
Greene, Allen, Ripley Madison, johnson,
Fayette, Maimi, AMI Biackford, return a valu-
alton of between $4,000 and $4,000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-04
BALTIMORE. d
Tueslau's Proceedin4s.
WAsH1SGNoN, April


SENATE-Mr Clayton, resuming his re-
marks on the subject of the Naval board, in
order to prove that it was no disgrace to the
officers to be placed on the retired list men
toned the fact that in England the heroes of
the Nile and Trafalgar were relieved from ac-
tive service and receive less pay than the Off
GERS OF the same grade on our retired list. He
replied TO Illusions attack on PendergraSt
Dupont and other naval officers. a.s I'D,
Mr.. Bell, of Tennessee, sustained in the
main the proceedings and actions of the Naval
Board, and earnestly defended Eiett. yMaury
from the remarks in Claytons speech.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick asked Mr.. Bell to give way
to a motion to adjourn.
Clayton-I hope. the Senator will finish
now .'''- t,.s-a.,- e......,.
Bell shall finish it some other time
Uaughter.)
Clayton (earnestly)-The attack has been
made and have right to an answer now.
Mason-I move the Senate adjourn.
Clayton (excitedly) -No adjournment. am
not bound to listen to that man. 1t IS unjust
Unjust sir. Sensation. ~, y.
Mason-I call the Senate to order. The
Chair raped briskiy with his hammer to quell
the excitement.
Mr. Bell exclaiming in the meanwhile
".let him go on with his insolence. have
heard that gentleman BEFORE" Mr. Bell while
thus speaking pointed significantly with his
finger at Mr.. Clayton.,- ,.-
While they were engaged in the colloquy
the Chair put the question and declared the
Senate adjourned.
HoUsa-The House. passed the bill appro-
priating 100000 for restoring and maintain
ing the pcaceable disposition of the indian
tribes of the Pacific coast, and 10000 for the
purchase of gunpowier.
The House went into q Committee of the
Whole en- the Presidents annual message.
Mr.. Warner vindicated the rights of the
South in common to the Territories of the
United States. 81
Mr.. Allison spoke in opposition to the ex-
tension of slavery.
Adjourned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-04
AUCTION SALES.
DANiELwooLsET HIRAM NELSON
AUCTION ROOMS,

0oLSEY... HIRAM NELsoN
AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Cdtkt ouss Gcn Main and Third streets INN
diasely opposite the Washington Hotel.
EEAyTNG leased for a term of ana fitted the
above we'll known stand. now prepared to re-
ce; We auction private sale all kinds ods
an household furniture horses bug
gies. =. 80,
Fegnar every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday,
cling at o'clock a. Also tuesday Wednesday
andsales real estate promptly atten ded
to
We weakly receiHrg and haye now on hand large
nndle and bannter backs scroll and scolop rim
bach oaice French Jenny Lind and BEstle WOOD seat
Chairs mahogany sofaSeet Chairs Elizabeth
chairs: spring rockers Sofas sociables centre
breakfast tables light and wash stands
Iornces mirrors and misses hedsteads ma
trSs5e5 Safes which will sell at Gin
We have also hand great variety emotions ewcry
olns aecordeons pocket cutlery, pistols whips
s ah ois. ale ar retail WOOLSEY NELSON.
m NntL =.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-04

INFoRMATIoN Observation-Disclosures want
ell ofthc Whereabouts of Samuel Henry Pea.
aged about l6 years. He left Knox county
about year ago, and the last that was heard
from him he was in Martin county, in March,
1855. Any person knowing anything of Mr..
Pea will confer favor by addressing the same
to this office or to VIM III. Pea, Vincennes,
Knox Co., Ind.
Our exchanges in this State will do US a IA
vor by copying this notice prominently.
YIN. Colnant
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PUBLIC SALE
FM4INt<TR f$EG. SEGGNR STREET AND
HIGH STREET LOTS,

Evansville, Ends
tha oGth day Aprll, at 2 o r.
az conrt House Evansville pursuant to
order Of the Court Pleas of eoun
in hrhaf Of the and by the direction OF the
adult heirs John Mitchell will proceed to sell at
auction the real estate to-witLot NO.
of Evansville. fronting IS feet on
Main street and along the Canal III fcS propose
70 sell tn lot in parcels each fronting iS feet on Main
street and 144 feet deem. &C. -
AIso-Iot Old Plan of Evansville as feet front on
Second street. feet deep to alley and
residence of VIM Baker Esq propose to sell this lot
@ @ pa-ce o7I feet front each and $50 fest deep to q
aev Also the the adjoining Lot So 1884,
rs feet SQUARE the OF Loeart and se@oho ses
ana we'll 6tte either for Busines.aor Residence
A1so-Lots Nos and in block l5 4ta enlargement on
sreet ON which double frame house. These lots
are rs feet wide 80 feetopg and are
tiles to all are believed to be good deed
for the general Earransse deed h The aaut
heirs will be given.
Months by ote MORTGAGES with interest and warning
raIi.f law: Davabe at the Evansville Branch Bank
A0i-SA 1870 - JOHN INGLE. JR.. Guardian
for Minor and gent for Adult Heirs
80, of John Mitchell
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
= - - - = ~ - - : =. - -
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIV4L LIS ANB DEPARTURES.
rIrrnsnAx Apn1La

THURSDAY. APRIL g.
AyoxpALE. from New Oriesns to L oaisvile
BELLE SHERIDAN. from Louis vile New Dreams.
RELIANCE from Pitssburg to Nashville.
SgLTANA. fire. N Now Orleans to Louisville.
TSSSgssEE BELLE. from Cincinnati ts Wabash.
HENRY GRAFr. frem Pittsburgh St. Louis.
THOMAS SHRlvKR. rom Nashville to Wheeling.
SoUrHEaSER. from Louisville TO St. Eeais.
A. g 81 a son from PiRsburg to st. Louis.
Mans fSom Cincinnati tc st. Louis
MAaSoiIA, from Cincinnati 10. Nashville.
JAS MONTGOMERY. from New orissnsto louisville.
MARIA D. SSISG from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-04
Great Fire.

.GALENA, April l.
A fire broke out this morning in the heart
of the city, near the De Soto House.
\ Thirty buildings were destroyed, including
! Catholic church.
The De Soto House was fortunately saved
The loss has not yet been estimated, but it
must be very heavy.
rakAmeriean Affairs.
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BY1TELEGRAPH.z
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
4 4. A Gun from Rhode Island.

49, -
A Gun from Rhode Islands
En- PRovIDENcE,. Epril s..
The returns. from the State have all been
received; showing majority of nearly 5000
for the American and Republican candidates
for Governor, SecretarEof State, and Attorney
General. There is no choice for Lieut.. Gov
ernor The coalition have clear majority in
both branches of the Assembly. ssar2
,,-.q-- BALTIMORE, April 8.
In the third Congressional District, includ-
ing I6rtion of this city, Buchanan delegates
have been elected. sis
ssff CINcINSATI, April 8.
There. are eleven feet six inches water in
channel and falling. Weather cloudy.
Flour dull at 1906 So Whisky firm at
19A @l97s. Provisions firm. Groceries I'M
changed.
1oaae. New York, April 8.
Flour declined, sales of 1000 bbls at IS
for strait State, q 90 for Ohio, 1901 Is for
Southern, 7 31@7 81 forextra. Wheat firm.
Corn advanced, sales of $4,000 bushels at SIC
for mixed. Mess Pork improving, sales at
16 81. Beef dnll. Lard improving sales of
800 bbls at 1o Z. Whisky firm.
sa 1875 -, BALTIMORE, 1pril33.
Sales of Howard street -four at Z; City Mills
75a7, but the market closed dull. Receipts
of grain heavy. Sales of fair to prime, white
wheat 6Qa1 80; red 35a1 IS, prices irregu-
lar. White corn 51a52; yellow 50.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-04

lJOUSEK SUITED at LAS'F!!
crawford BELL calls the attention OF the Ladies to
the folio wing articles which he has invoced expressly
their which be bad his store, Washington
Block building, Main street.
Paul de Vere's in small bottles Tor culinary
purposes comprising the following:
Extract Of Sage Ex.ract of Mint; Extract of Anspice
40 Rose: do Mace; do Cloves;
do Rasnberry; do Lemon; do Vanilla
Mustard Premium; Mustard English:
Mustard SUPERIOR article by Sadler. Firth & Co.; Saad
m Arrow Root Essence Ginger Tapieoa isingass Galane
te best article Indigo brought this market
Preston 4 Merrs Hope Mills; Yeast Durkees; Heck
Farnd desirable article for children aud in
- rsed in his Tine rnh22
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-04

HoaRIBLE. DEATH.-We learn from an au-
theatic source, that Miss Reed, a young lady
and daughter ofJames Rec |, Esq, an old and
well Known citizen of Merom, Sullivan county,
was burned to death on Saturday morning
last. 1t is supposed that she arose from her
bed and went to the fire in her night clothes,
when she tainted and fell so near the flames
that the light clothes caught and burned so
quickly that she was unable to give any alarm
to summon timely help. When found, her
clothes were entirely consumed and the I'M
fortunate lady injured beyond recovery. She
fingered about twenty four hours. The young
lady was known to many of our citizens, hav-
ing attended school at st. Mary's, for several
wears. and was loved and respected by all for
l.cr many amiable qualities. Surely ''in the
midst of life we are in DEATH -
Ie7re H1tste Johr.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-04

OF John Comstock, who has been employed
as Waterman at the Jacksonville (Tnd peni-
tertiary, was held to bail in the sum of five
hundred dollars, on Tuesday last, to answer a
cha re If permitting a convict to escape.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-04

SPRING Day GooDs.--Messrs j. S. Jaquess
& Co. have been engaged for. nearly week
past in receiving ard opening Spring and
Summer Dry Goods at their large jobbing
house on First street. Country dealers will
find every thing desirable in this new stock,
and some of the most beautiful styles of prints
ever opened in this city. 4 q EE2 TH
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AN BR o TY Els

TAKEN AZ TIE
Ga TJ TJ = e. a nj :
VTAVIN heavy u lcaTnlDgthe pro-
cess and in fitting my for taking Ambretypes.
am now Sared to the finest style sized Am
5nha onenintR te one-hah sze The Ambro-
Fvne the Daguerreotype in tone and beauty
nor of the glare Duguerre plate and
We seen in any light also take pictures at sitting
notiye and picture. and when held to tho light
is perfeetly sansnarep The Ambrotypes ara durable
being finished entirely air ana water tiSht anc can
be taken in all kip Us of weather 90 90,
Time adults ting from 10 TO 30 seconds children
from to 10 seconds. Please call and see specimens
1titSS.f OSsU''''' ~ W W TILEST0N.
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To CoUNTRY Observation-Disclosures. j. H.
Maghee & Co., have just receiSed-a large as
sortment offspring and summer Dry Goods for
the trade, and are now prepared to welcome
their old customers and as MANY new as. may
come in:s This old house needs no rccommen-
dation. ist=' rt9 : SIS 9fsl - ~ r. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-04

TIE CANAL@-The Canal continues in excel
lentcondition. There was no arrival yester-
day, at least to the middle of the afternoon.-
A great deal of freight is being shipped to
points above. The J. L. Taylor left last even
ing with as much as she could carry, leaving a
good deal behind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-04
TBe Dadg goafaal

0TThe candidates, or at east some of them,
and their friends, are very busy. The Gavitt
Old Liners are as active as weasels, and will
spar, no expense nor labor to carry their tick
ct. Whether they will succeed or not depends
altogether. upon the independence, or want Of
it, in their party. There are some few Old
Liners who will not be led by the nose By the
Sheriff, although he appears to think that i'm
possible.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-04
EVANSVILLE TOOL STORE.
SIGN OF THE BIG PLANE.

STREET BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND.
THE undersigned having largely increased his stock of
Hardware offers for sale to the citizens OF
and surrounding Counties extensive assortmentof
TOOLS
Carpenters. Joiner MillT rghs Cabinet and
makers Cooper. MssoA-y Gunsuiiths. Blackmiths and
Butchers Snstsnty hand full stock ofgcnera
BUILDING HARDWARE
locks Istce butts aud shutters hinges bolts brass
goods cts, nails. glass. sash and Paines.
A.t~f GAR6BS ANDFARMING TOOLS.
Pocket and table Cutlery Chairs Brushes Bells
Axes and great variety OF articles usually
RS Orders by mail otherwise carefully attended
mh2l AUGUSTUS WALDKl RO4.
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Central american Affairs.

Walkers proclamation of the ath,says:
"Iavited by the Democratic party, Nicara-
qua had struggle to carry out the principles
q the revolution of 1854, but the, legitimate
party refusing all efforts to Cancellation, moth
ing was left but war; o.
The Costa RIGA government has issued an
address to the people of Central America, CALI
isgon them to rise and destroy the American
invaders.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-04

n" CRAWFORD BELL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
WASHINGTON BLOCK BUILDING, MAIN ST.
HEvansviaIeI Std..
receiving of the largest and best selected stock
Of Drurs Medicines &c ever 3ugh the city Ev
ansvs Every article offered public Is warranted
the best quality Ny personal attention VIII be
putting of all orders snd prescriptions
The stock consist in part of the folowinE;
10 Bbhls Epson Salts, bhis Splits Iurpentine,
do Giauher de- do Alcohol rs A. P.
2 Gases English Reid Borax Casks Cream Tarter.
Case Gum Opium do Sup. Carb. Soda,
do Shellac, Case Carbonate Magnesla'
do do Copal. do Called DO,
2 OerScas Spanish Foat indigo Bale AIeZ'd SIENNA
HID Omhro Nader. do INDIA DO
$50 Sulpt. Qunine, Cases Sur Lion rice'
20 Or. Sulph. Merphia, 200 Kegs W hite Lead
10 do Acetate do. 5 Bbls Caster OIL
< Ribs Camel Varnish 100 b1s Ass'd Window glass
< Al Tinseaf oil $50 boxes Ass'd Glassware.
AZ Lard Oil Chloroform.
Ban dies and otfsr liquors Family and medical
gARTED BEEF AND TONGUEs.-l0oo lbs eStrs
cured dried Beef; 81 extra sugar cured Bee
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New YoRK. April l. P. \

New YORK, April l, P. NJ.
/, a row of six stables which were being
torn down, fell yesterday afternoon and sever
al children were buried in the ruins. One
boy was taken out dead; two little girls were
seriously injured and one is not expected to
liEa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-04
WHEELER * WILSON'S
S e w n G. NJ A C. HI n e S


GOAL FROM The . -
FENHIS superior Cod ready for delivery
from city ding All orders left at the
office First Streets Will be promptly
attended to, follows: ~ ~
Orders left before IL cloek n. delivered same day.
Orders left after before o'clock p M, dc
.ivered before next day. 49,. -
Tho Conn also prepared to furnish
a. L asf follows.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-04
ORNAMENTAL. TREES AND SHRUB


IN Boxes Planes ara Plane Irons Just d by -
EG3 Moi wALDKIRCH. +
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NOTICE.
C0RONER,S BNOUEST,

Inquest held before the 18th day Of March
- 1856 in Union Township the body of a German
named Nicholas Coughman deceased; had blue sattne
check shirt boots and socks WOOL
hat was had his leather
trunk containing various 2Jtieles of clothing.
of the that he came to his death by
wv - JULIUS y. CATLFTT,
mb22-3y Justice of the Peace.