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INFORMANT TO GENTLEMEN.

I'm hNI ~ VEN AAxm Enc
Great Inducements for you to Call and See.
THE undersigned gives notice TO his friends and
the public that he has just received his stock
Of Fall and Winter Goods comprising all the latest
styles and colors Of Cloth, Cashmere, and vestings
which goods will be made up to order, In the most
elegant manner, A. he has some Of the best workmen
in the United States ut work for him. Being agent
for Scott the reporter of fashions you may rely upon
getting the most fashionable clothing.
s@ READY-MADE CLOTHING
of his make such Over Garments frock, dress,
and business Coats Pants, and Vests, from medium
to very superior quality.
All the above Goods viii be sold at very low prices
for instance whole suit Coat Pants, and Vest for
the small sum Of as.
I Overcosts, beautiful style, from $40 70 $50
Pants, y, do do do to 10
Vests, "a do do do o so to 10
BE respectfully soicits . call from all in want OF
Clothing.
FURNISHING GOODS,
sach a. Shrts Drawers, Collars, Stocks, Handler.
chsfh, Scarfs, Umbrellas, DO.
4~ P.W. BROWNING
Under United States Hotel,
Between 3D. and ~ streots. Penn avenue.
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New YoRK, May 27.-Stocks are dull. Chica-
go and Rock Island, 81 Ia; Cumberland Coal,
81 SO; Illinois Central shares, 90 81 Michigan
Central, IS l-2; New York Central, o.; Pennsyl-
vania Coal Company, 100 1-2; Reading 80 Ia !;
Illinois Central bonds, 9S s-4 Virginia IS 9s "a.
Sterling exchange Ia dull
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Ness York Marksts.

NEW York, May 27.-Flour is Arm. Sales Of
$4,000 bbls Common to good State, Is 81 Ia .
% Is 81; common 70 low grade extra Ohio,
IS 81 Ia q 90 90 Ia Southern, good to STANDARD
$6 80 q "a IL Ia; fancy to extra do. a rs q 90.
Wheat 10 firm. Sales Of 5000 bushels
Corn has advanced. Sales Of $4,000 busheh
Southern mixed so cents.
Pork has declined. Sales Of 1900 bbls. Mess
SIS rs.
Beef is firm. Sales of 200 bbls. at $l2 for Chi
cago repacked.
Lard is buoyant. Sales of 500 bills at 10 "a.
Whiskey is dull Sales of $50 bbls at rs Ia
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4 The LEvEE.-The Odd Fellows had splendid
time of it last night. Hon. Mr.. Colfax, ex-Hon.
Mr.. Stanton, and would-be Hon. DIR. Magruder,
delivered addresses. After which, the ball COM
menced, when they danced all night till broad
daylight, and went home with the ladies', bless
their sweet faces, in the morning. Some of those
Odd Fellows will be mated before long, we guess
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100 RECIPES FOR On.

100 RECIPES FOR On.
I'm the receipt Of One Dollar, will send
~ to any address 100 practical Recipes for curing
all the various diseases TO which . subject with
full directions for compromising them. Those send
ing for the Recipes win also receive good family
newspaper free for one year.
Address THADDEUS WILLIAMS,
may 19--d8m* Albany, New York.
ROTHWELL'S HOUSE -FURNTSHTNG
STORE.
Seventh Street, next TO Odd Fellows, Hall.
VyHIS Store occupies one of the largest buildings
u in the city, and contains very large and varied
stock Of Furniture and HOuse-furnishn0 Goods Of
almost every description including China and Glass
Ware, Wood and Willow Ware Clocks, &C., which
will be sold a. low - they be purchased else
where wig: eg#a @
Parlor furniture, in sets, and in separate pieces
Chamber Furniture Of all kinds, including enam-
elled Cottage Sets
Dining Room Furniture, Extension Tables in
walnut and mahogany, Sideboards, DC.
Office Furniture, Desks and Writing Tables Ii
brary Cases, Chairs, DC.
q The Children's Department contains variety Of
articles of utility and amusement
Baskets, fancy and common, in great variety
Oil Cloth and Carpeting Door Mats, DO.
China Tea Sets, Vases, Mantel Ornaments, DC.
Persons DESTROYS to examine or to purchase any
articles in the Furnishing line invited to call and
see for themselves A. ROTHWELL
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RALLY! RALLY!l RALLYYIi

RALLY! RALLY!l RALLY!ll
~A A Mass Meeting Of the
Americans of the First ward
>SKYgA will be held in front of the
Union Engine House, on We'd
nesday evening, the 2sth instant. Distinguished
speakers are expected to address the meeting.
All persons OF all parties are invited to attend
may 27--2t THE COMMITTEE.
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- The unexpirod term (about sixteen
and half months) of Lease, with privilege
Of renewal for four years, on house, No. 400,
Twelfth street NORTH ID for sale. The house has'oght
rooms including basement and attic.
Inquire from IL n. to p. M, At this Office.
an lift
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BASKET WARE.
a Large additional ass0rtms nj, inclu-
"A ding great variety Of common and fancy Bas-
kets Flower Baskets, Knife and Silver Baskets Tray-
cling, Basketa School Satches &c. just received at
the House Fur fishing Store next 10 Odd Fellows
Hall, Seventh street A. ROTHWELL.
may 10 eo3if
NHE ARCTIC REFRIG III ATOR,
- the hrst ever introduced in,o this market is
for sale ~ the House Furnishing Ware Rooms of the
subscriber This matchless article needs but 70 be
sesn - be admired and approved, and tho public
invited TO call ct the STORE where model with glass
doors, 10 kept in constant operation, showing the cir
culation of air in the Refrigerator, which continues
long there Is ice in it. No ventilation from the
external air il permitted needed on account Of the
constant publication of the air by its passage through
the ice The air leaves the ice at temperature of
SO degrees in dense and dry state, and falls directly
upon articles below the ice-box thus producing the
results Of refrigeration never Obtained before by any
pother refrigerator.
For sale BY the subscriber, agent of the manufsc-
turer N. N. McGREGOR,
may 17-eo4w $50, Seventh street.
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Later from NeD MsSico.

ST.. Louis, May 26.-The Santa Fe mail arrived
at Westport on the 2lst instant. It was stopped
by thirty Kiowah warriors, who demanded provis-
ions, but offered no injury. A large numbe. Of
Comanches were seen on the route, but we're
peaceable. There is no news of interest from New
Mexico.
Kansas Meeting Sympathy for Mr.. Ssmner.
CINCINNATI, May 27.--A Kansas meeting was
held at Greenwood Hall last night, at which
Judge Robasco presided. Speeches we're made by
Col. Lane of Kansas and several others, and reso-
lutions were passed condemnatory of the attack
upon Mr.. Sumner, declaring that Mr.. Brooks should
be expelled. Dispatches relating to the destruc-
ton of Lawrence were received and created In
tense excitement.
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The examination of De Cares and Wheeler,
charged with stealing from d. s. Porter, Esq, was
in progress when we went to press The stolen
money had then been identified.
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
II the above is now full and complete in every
department My facilities for doing business Of
the best character. The public are invited to call
and examine my stock, az am determined to sell
cheap for cash or to my punctual customers.
LANES
Gents Furnishing Store,
Penn. avenue near Four-and-a-half street
30-dH
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Remember the meeting at American Hall to-
night. Several distinguished speakers will be in
attendance
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o. u. A.--The Regular
Meeting OF the George Wash
>SEYN ingt0n Chapter, No. 2, will be
held ON Wednesday evening in
each week, at ~ o'clock, at Odd Fellows Hail. Con-
gress street, Georgetown, until further notice.
The punctual attendance of members is requested
BY order of the s. ap 29--Tu&Wh
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RALLY TO THE MEETING ON FRIDAY MONA
mass meeting viii be held In front of the City Hall
on Friday night next. Many distinguished Amer
lean members Of Congress viii address the meeting.
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ed MessrS. Evans and Dove upon the committee.
Council bill establishing the grade Of street
NORTH at the intersection Of Eighteenth street west
was taken up and passed.
Mr.. Busey, from the committee Of conference
upon the market-house resolution, reported that
the committee had failed to come to any agree
ment, and be moved that the resolution be laid
upon the table carried.
committee from the lower Board having an
nounced that 1T had concluded its business, on mo-
ton OF Mr. Smith the Board adjourned sine die.
An affecting leave taking followed the adjourn
ment, and much sympathy was expressed by the
'ins," or those holding over, and the "outs,n or
those who have prospect OF being placed in that
unpleasant predcament
BOARD OF COMMON CoUNcIL.-The session OF
this Board was principally occupied by the con-
sideration of the resolution offered by Mr.. Alice
on the 10th instant, declaring the conduct of Mr.
Jefferson in publishing certain papers belonging
to the Board as supplementary and indecorous
This resolution was debated at some length by
Messrs. AtLee 0rme, Towles, Lloyd, and Albert.
The arguments used were the same, principally, as
those employed on the 10Th instant, when the
same subject was under consideration.
The resolution was finally adopted by vote Of
s to 6.
The Board of Aldermen having insisted on their
amendment to The joint resolution relative TO the
erection of new centre market house, and hav-
ing appointed committee Of conference on the
,dsagreeing votes of the two Boards, Messrs Towes
Bayne, and Albert were appointed such committee
on the part of this Board.
The Committee having conferred with the COM
mittee from the Board Of Aldermen, reported that
they recommend this Beard to adhere to it's disa-
greoment to the amendment of the Board OF AL
dermen; which report was concurred in.
The usual vote Of thanks to the officers of the
Board were passed, and
The President, in few appropriate and briei
remarks, declared the board adjourned sine die.
RALLY TO THE MEETING ON FRIDAY NIsHT.-A
mass meeting viii be held In front of the City Hal
lean members of Congress win address the meeting
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-09
APERFumED RREATrr.

Whatlady or gentleman would remain under the
curse of dsagreeable breath when oy using the Balm
of Thousand Flowers dentifree would not only
render sweet but leave the teeth white alabasera
Many persons do not know their breath is bad and
subject is delicate their friends win meyer mention
Pour single drop of the Balm" your toothbrush
and wash the teeth night and morning. fifty cent bot
tie will last year.
A BEAUTIFUL CoMPLExIoE may easily be acquired by
using the "Balm of Thousand Flowers" 1t will re-
TAM pnples and freckles from the skim leaving
it of soft and roseate hue. Wet towel, pour TIVE
or three drops and wash the face night and morning
SHAVING MADE EAsT.-Wet your shaving brush in
either warm oreod water, pour two three drops
of 'sBam of Thousand Flowers, rub the beard we'll
and it will beautiful soft lather much facilitating
the operation Of shaving. Price only Fifty Gents.
FErRIDGE q Co., proprietors.
KELLER, FARNSLEY q co.
ap5 lyd&w Agents for Evansville.
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ling to the South, to secure the Democratic
Presidency, and charges that he was an old
FederaIist, when his present friends in Berk's
were true and steadfast friends of Monroe.
We wish in these remarks merely to remind
our Democratic friends that they are now sup
porting regular old Blue Light Federalist,
and man who is on record as having rebuked
the Democracy for counting up the foreign influ-
ence, and who Indignantly condemned this in
fuenee This may particularly recommend him
to the Germans, especially as he endorses the
Nebraska Bill and the pro-slavery platform!
We shall have more to say from old docu-
ments
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-09
The Rufians -Atchison,s Speech.

A few days ago we gave what purported tc
be the substance of speech made by Atchi-
son. lately Democratic U. S. Senator, to the
border ruffians. 1t was too outrageous fol
general belief, as having come from the lips O
even Atchison. But here we have another re
port of the same speech, and made by South
ern man. Read it:
When the Missourians, South Carolnians
and Buford 6 men-with a sprinkling of Ebo-
Shin Democratic Squatters-in all, eight hun
dred men, had formed a hollow square at the
foot of Mount Orient, shouts were raised for a
speech from Atchison.
Gen. Atchison rode into the centre of the
square on a sorrel horse, and was greeted with
a terrific yell of applause. He was dressed in
dark drab clothing, and wore Kossuth hat.
Every sentence he uttered was widely cheered.
He said:
''BoYs! This day l am Kickapoo Rangerl
This day is the most glorious of my long lifel
This day we have entered Lawrence, and the
citizens have not dared to fire gun 1t is a
glorious victory for us. boys, by Godh' Ger
rife yells.)
Pointing to the Free State Hotel, he said:
"BoYs! That Emigrant Aid Hotel, with her
port holes, must be tested. We must blow It
to hell!' another hurricane of hurrahs'')
"The DID abolition presses must go into
the river; and if man or qcomaaa undertakes
to stop u.s. we will hang them, Cd d-n
them, (reneWed roars Of applause or make a
hole through them with chunk Of cold lead!
BoYsi A lady is entitled to the protection of
every gentleman, but when a woman takes
upon herself the garb of manhood, she is no
more to be protected than savage beast!''
AS Gen. Atchison laid down the law of gall
lantry--which proves him to be blackguard
as well as an old bachelor-Sherif Jones
whose. "martyred blood, according to the
border rufian papers, recently ''shrieked from
the ground for vengeance" rede up to the ora
tors side and was greeted with loud cheers.
Atchison stopped for a moment. After the
cheering subsidized he continued:
"Boys. We will now go into the town. The
citizens have agreed that the laws shall be car
ried out without molestatien. Well demolish
the Hotel, the printing offices, assist Sheriff
Jones to make his arrests, and 60 home COW
cred with glory! Cloud, long and enthusiast
tic cheers.
Turning to the Kickapoo Rangers he said
"Rangersl I now give you into the hands of
Sheriff Jones, to become his posse. Do your
|duty-as know you will''
After Atchison had concluded his black
guardism, DIR. Stringfellow was called on and
made a few remarks. Mr.. Legate did not lis
ten to him. Sensible Legate!
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A; and R. REDMOND VS.. JOHN D0rToN EFT AL.-sais
" arehouse of John 8. Mitciels
SIMEON LONG W. MARGARET G.. AND HUGH D.
qr Of public square. beginning point Of Main st.
front line Of said 10 feet aud inches from alley dvia
at right giles Main alley Or thence
along id alley parallel with Main 1881 feet towards
Main Aforesaid thence aloux Main of line
of said ar to place Of beginning
FRANCIS AMORY VS.. Elk. JUS. RCY-UET EFT j L.
Sale Court House door, June d properly beginning IS It
and inches fre the most of The east
thence along n towards Sd ST. Is feet inches thence
right angles to Main III feet alley in Of said
alley and psTae Main oarh sssS
sss to the place Of ssgnning being s
A. ANsPACHBR. " Z. L. ooNANT. EFT Al in
June y at Court House door, lots aid in Block
maseo city
T. Y. GARVIN and JACOB LUEKENHErvER vs.
MARGARETsG. R0QUEr ct aI--Sale Court House door
June 7 Of all that Of the s9ntherl
county Ind bound ID folio ws-beginnng line of said
quarter ofsd Third ST. in said city at point l
city running Effect thence
right angles # and sinches thence parallel With
of beginning with the thereunto belonging
PIGEON TOWNSHIP VS.. MARGARET G.. ROQUET ct
a. ioss a9s. 81
city feet towards she river Third rpaning thence
square side parallel with Main
towards I'd ISL feet thence parallel With Sd st. to Main ST.
s. JOHN sHANKLINvs. j AS. ROOT EFT and j. ca D.
LERSae June h at Court House door Of that part Of the
nostsoutherly quarter SqtaFe Evansville YAM
derburgh county Ind hegiDhihg Main street, az feet
from the alley running between said quarter and lot los
extending back from Main width lines
which said property conveyed to the said Roque by
the county deed dated Feb 25h 1854 recorded
aud 1852.
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SOMETHING WRoNG.-At the late city cleo
ton in Terre Haute, 1146 votes were polled
But the Assessor, who is vouched for as hav-
ing faithfully performed his duty, has been
able to find but a fraction over niue hundred
polls in this city. What has become of the
other 200 yoters?-[ I'm. Gaz.
Gone back to Illinois and to the public works
They viii come back to helpthe Terre Haute
Old Liners vote next November
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Ef5-A Democrat was last Saturday enlarg-
ing greatly about the nomination of Buchanan
-"oh, ''said he, Buchanan will beat everything
.-he will beat the whole country
"Yes," said the other-"that's just what
Pierce has done--he has beaten his country so
badly thatit will probably never get over it,
0rIt is an ominous fact, that while bal
loting was being taken in the Cincinnati Con-
vention, directly after States vote for Pierce
had been called, one of the star spangled ban
ners tumbled down from its position over the
stage If he had been nominated we expect
every star spangled banner in the hall would
have fallen to the earth
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-09

(EF Life spent without any fixed aim, is
compared by an old poet to throwing buckets
into empty wells and growing old in drawing
nothing up. .la
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0TThe st. Paul Pioneer Of The Esd states
that the raft in Rum River had broken loose,
and that the logs in the Mississippi were float
ing past that city in such abundance as to
oblige the boats at the leyee to await until
evening before they could depart with any
show for good navigation.
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" The condition Of Mr.. G. P. Buell., who
was stabbed on Wednesday night, in front of
the Burnet House, is considered critical, but at
a late hour last night he was comfortable, and
thought to have fair chances for recovery.
Gin. Com. 9Th
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-09

o. When Douglas was announced in the
Cincinnati Convention as candidate for NOM
ination, his name was received with Kisses as
wellas with cheers. He started with only8 80
votes.
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nF Are you in want of hair, tooth, wall
paint, yarnish. scrubbing, busting, shoe, hat,
nail, cloth or flesh brush, if SO, call at the
Drug Store of Keller Farnsley,r 6. Co. on
Main Street; they have fine assortment and
sell them chean.
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Where 10 LOOK for Newg.

We trust our Democratic friends were con-
WINGED last week that if they want news even
of their own party's doings, they must look
to the Journal. Every day during the week
we published dispatches of the proceedings of
the Democratic National Convention the day
previous, to say nothing of foreign news, &C.,
&c. We also published daily correspondence
from the Convention. On Saturday we an
nounced the nominations, with the figures of
the final ballotingsand gave the Platform ofthe
party. While thus daily posting our readers,
not a soord, with the exception of single dis
patch made up from street gossip Of bailotings
sent by our own Reporter, did the organ or the
organ ofthe Democracy contain. Considering
this was a Observation-Disclosures, we think the
Democracy of Evansville owe the Journal graf
itude. If they had to rely OH theirown organ Of
the Sheriff, they might wonder till at least this
morning who is their candidate for the Presi-
dency. We may also make the side remark,
that the Journal every day Of the week con-
tanned just double the quantity of reading
matter. and sometimes more than this, of its
energetic contemporary
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-09

OFThc Enquirer week before lastcontained
a strong article in favor Of Douglas. Probably
that's the reason it permitted the Journal to
announce the name of the Democratic nominee
two days before it did. We hope it feels good
now.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-09

CIThe paragraph going the rounds of the
newspapers to the effect that flour merchant
in Hamilton had obtained $4,000 damages
against the Montreal Telegraph Company, IN
an action for an erroneous dispatch, is utterly
untrue. The verdict in that case was given in
favor of the Company, together with the costs
of the suit
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-09

The NJ. E. CONFERENCE. The slavery dis
eussion finally ceased in the NJ. E. Conference
by the new slavery resolution failing to receive
the constitutional majority, a two, third vote.
There was minority of % in its favor, which
was within 25 of two-thirds. The change
proposed by this resolution was to make the
act of holding slaves test of membership
By the present discipline buying and selling
women and children with the intention of en-
shaving them, is the test. We think it a bless
ed thing for the welfare of the M. E. church
that this new test did not secure considerable
majority.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-09

j CHERRY BuDD1NG.-Mr. Sam'l Orr had some
very fine, large cherries on exhibition at the
Agricultural and Horticultural Society meet
ing last Saturday afternoon. There is no rea-
son why our market should not be fully sup
piled with just such cherries as these. Mr..
Orr informs us that as this is just the time for
budding. ne VIII be pleased to supply those
wanting buds from his trees, without charge
This offers fine opportunity for those want
ing to lay the way for good cherries in the fu-
ture.
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A. II. SANDERS. Eso.--You viii the G..
W. MCBRIDE candidate the office of Sheriff Of Van
derburh county ad obge of the citizens of the
t- je4
independent County Recorder
at the ensuing election. myzs VIM. H. CHANDLER.
MB. SASDERs:-Please announce my as candidate
for Recorder Vaaderburxh County the ensuing Fall
election subject the decision the DEMOCRATIC Oonven
tom. my27 JOHN EARREI.L..
A. Fl. SANDERS, ESQ :-PleAse announce my
ddat for the Office Clerk the Yanderburgh Circuit Court
myI7s LOUIS RICHTER.
EDIrQR JouRNAI-I candidate for the ONCE Of Sheriff
of Fanerburgh county the ensuing October election
mJl2-ts WI. HOLDEN. 4
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

[Unaer this head viii always be
and time sales.l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notices this place. per line insertion;
20 cents per line three times 80 Fer line week; dis
counton longer time.
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F%NEA.5 in Il ID papers:
Ill 10 hf chests TsaGunpowder. Imperial Y Hyson
30 eaddies 4unpowder mperial and Tyson each;
Is boxes Gunpowder Imperial and Y Hyson lbs each
10 hfekeetg Pouch0ng Teas of quality sale
my24 1. s. b. HERMANN