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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-03
TIE GREAT REMEDY
". e. Smith & Co.'s
FEVER AND AGUE CURE,

JEFFERSON bIkEbI, UfFOoIIh w :
LOUISVILLE, KY.
E p-oprieors this invaluable preparation have been
induced by unceasing de-
mand it has let with heavy estab-
Is alone anshey prepaT
to fill all with dispatch of the globe 1t
usually the to IN the
way putting, all ask is to give 1t fair trial.
could certificates and letters
eaoy voluntarily sent by those whom has re-
Iieyed but the f that which be called home
testimony sufficient. Cases twelve and eighteen
mon permanently relieved by this med
icin bn all the had failed We do not oeI
il as cure everything but for Fever and Ag Ch
Night weats Nervous Debility do recommend 1t as
remedy Itmay given infants with
ty nothing but what is purely FegetabIe
strengthening and invgoratinF to the system.
Rz-Price 81 per bottle-S7 so per dozen -,
site D wen IS Hotel. V. II. SMITH 60.
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III lntOrm e1tiZens EVansvIII
IL its vicinity that they have formed partnership
practice of Medicine and Surgery.
Having actively engaged in the profession
teros ceutury and become familiar with the diseases Incl
dent TO this Ultimate they hope their experience and
will enttls them to share of public patronage
Their office Frsr between Main and Locust
posite the Office, where either both
consulted unless absent professional business.
els
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TO MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS AND OTHERS.
TNE would that he has finished ha
4 large and substantial new Wharf-boat
IS VI NFEOFH CAVE.s3
He placed sake of convenience in all stages
the river He will all times
pleased give prompt and careful attention
receiving shipping we'll all other river business
that may be entrusted TO him
patronage therefore of the Merchants Shippers and
others city and of the interior is solicited
ap3-tf JOHN 5. MIfCHELL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-03

TIN e BEN.
THE LARGEST STOOK IN THE CITY!
EoHN F. GLOVER IL CO, corner of Main and Seventh
~ streets Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public that they have yard for sale CASH
complete seasoned Pine Lumber
qualities and ticknesses
Ash Flooring: Dressed and
annsls 100 600 feet sound Common Boards suitable
shops barnsand fencing No Pine Poplar Shin
$c Can have made order the prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blinds Mantle Pieces Moudings
Doors Windows &C.. Bills
who send for them. Orders assistance will
promptattention fRb12 tt
a MES SH0VEEs.-25 doz No. 2, genuine article 70
"A contractors, Tor sai9 low at CHAS. s. WELLS
dee6 New Hardware Ennse doors below Br. Bank
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nav WAsHING TON H0TET..

FENHE of this House have from
IL old stand Main street to their Hotel finish
the Court House whore they
their old customers and all others
upon them in much superior style ornery
patronage respectfully solicit
which shall all endeavors
Our will be the best the market affords and
charges moderate.
Good Stabl and Wagon Yard kept foreountry custom
eyI0-d&wtf FELKER & HEDDEREOH
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SAMUEL ORR
sTnR AGE WANTED.

AAT prepared TO Fire Proof arehonse.
w any quantity of Grain, Produce Merchandise
tho mostliberal te-ms.
Having and airy stairs particular care will
be taken Household Furniture Agricultural implements,
and all kinds goods liable to damage from damp
rust.
or when desired.
located Locust street and w and w.
Canal and convenient for Shipping by River Rail
road. Apply to GEO. FOSTER & co.
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E%LOWER vases, Thermometers. travelling mpanions
n best London sealing wax eight and ten key French
accordeons, fine French harps. dolls marbles;
SETS combs Superior needles, pins, ooh
picks key rings pencils. steel pens, tooth brushes
beads domnoes. chess Emerson's toilet
soap Jumping and battle together with
variety of notions for sale by A c. PUSaEE.
ap26- under Odd Fellows Hall. Firstst-
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READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES

LONDON, Laurel CO., KY, Nov. l. 1885.
MEssRs v H. SMITH & Co-Last month when visit
Louisville having afflicted with the Chi and Fever
finding relief in the various remedies
induced give your Fever and ASue Cure
trial and in two days missed the chill and have been INA
think that the disease i'll return
me earnestly this valuable prepar-
to all afflicted with Fever and Ague or
Chins. Yours truly. JOHN a. CANAFAA
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teSUNDRIES.- .-1-1 N
- IS casesnew style Bonnets;
$50 doz CineH Cambria Handkerchiefs;
200 doz Hemstiehed do;
5oartoons green Berege 10 cartoons bl'k skCoatCord
10 cold silk CoatCord; $50 bxs Linen Floss
$50 Jaconett Collars; $50 Chemisetts;
black silk rringed Lace;
pieces black Satin Vestngs;
10 10 Grenadne Silk;
Ribbon. ass widths and eolors;
so cartoons hew style Bonnet Ribbon;
50 doz super bonnie Silk Cravas reed this day and for
sale by JAMES Low 4 CO,
Louisville, V.
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SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.
NMT hand large and complete assortment
of all the School Books in use in the West. Also a
Blank Books all sizes Letter and Cap Paper
fancy Note Paper plain fancy Enveops Black and Red
Ink Pens Pencils and PenhOlders &C., which Of
fer at Wholesale retail at the lowest prices.
seps T. CONYNGTON & co.
no THE LADIES OF EVANSVILLE.
N%T have received Lege's Fashions for September;
w also stock of the finest Ladies' Letter and Note
Papers and Envelops to match.
sepS D0BELL d LISTER.
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NEW A nc ai a NGsllNEEN

that may De a1ie 60 VOTE 9 nay lime more
business have disposed Of part Of interest in the
Gerry house t. Mr.. MATTHEW DALZELL. who will
stand. style ORR. DALzELL &
with complete in the Grocery
line. would opportunity returning sincere
thanks the paying house for the liberal
patronage extended andrespeetfuy
them to continue their avors Othe aad would
to the slow not all gentlemen that they need
not ask credit at this house.
March 1. SAMUEL ORR
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WEhave rented the Brick Building First street.
AIessrs Dement, Yieles and in few dcys
will be receiving bring Stock We would respectfully
invite I'D friends and the trade
call shall be prepared to offer them
Inducements beth the quality of Goods and in our
prices will goods all cash and prompt time
buyers house in the West and solicit
feb2s -"-- j. II. & W. W. MORGAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EA n A INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF IN l.nLa

-. OF AoFtFOFd. COnnectiCnf-
CAPITAL SSOO. paid nd Invested.
FHNS Company with perpetual charter
A in 1873, and against damage by Fire
Dwelling Houses, anuavturing house
hold furniture and merchandise general Also inland
suranee against the per Of navigation Losses viii be ber
ally adjusted and paid with prcmptness.
THOMAS &. BRACE, Pres't.
E. g. RIPLEY, Secretary.
RS Applications Insurance may be made the
ber who duly receive proposals pol
icies favorable any geney
in tho West. A. @. HALLoCK Ag't,
eyll-tf Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.
rCIGsAss AMI TOBACCO STOKE OE
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST, BET. 1ST AND Cd.
70. Schaefer d Schroeders old STANDBY
Il RESPECFFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
l. and surroandngcountry, thatI have taken theabove
stand determined TO continue the business, and
will constantly hand thu choice Havana Cigars
and Tobacco bes brands that Eastern markets a
ford; also Snufand Smoking Tobacco ofal1 kinds Mer
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes and quail
tiles, atthe lowest cash prices Wholesale and Retail
Mylengthy experience in the business conVnces me
that give general satisfaction, and Irespectfully
solicfta share of nubIic 1apI.tf
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thereby certify that during past resides with
nv family On street. Broadway, in city of Lou
isye XIV where three of my ahict-
Chs Fever We tried the usual edies such
etc. getting relief when Smith Co.'s
Fever and Agae Cure was recommended and COM
menced us ns it, few days all relieved
cheerfuy certain, safe, and speedy
dtresng disease regard it the best medicine
for the disease offered to the public.
my hand this 22d day of October 1885 Lou
Vile, KY. W. a. EYTLE,
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MUTUAL. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY o.
VANDERBURGH COUNTY. IND.
MEM YORK. BAK cry!
o,,oD-,1 20 e-O>-1e HyreT on TTuE afOTrN-T AIMS

On First street opposite the Post Office.
FES undersigned after Icing experience in the busin
in the city York inwhich CT he is aekuowl-
edged superior in the management of we'll ap-
pointed bakery. would respectfully announce:
That fully prepared furnish all kinds of bread
cakes pies hot rolls doenUs, etc., ETC., eithera
wholesale retail -
Weddings private parties balls private families be
supplied often desired with everything fresh from the
sven the shortest notice.
superior arcleof Graham and brown breadsalWayson
hand
The proprietor his exclusive
Iy business which shall be executedin lyle ct
b surpassed y y2I j. c. GAUNT
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UNCURRENT NEONE

CO-PARTN ERSHIE IN THE
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
VENnE undersigned have this day
q ship uuder the style of French Jerauld, carry
wholesale Dry Goods and Clothing business, and for
purpose will be glad all their friends at the old
stand OF J ohnson d French, Eyansyille; Ind.
VIM. Z. FRENCH.
au.14 SYLVESTER T. JERAULD. f
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-03

ENOUR hundred Acres Of land lying in Hamilton count!
n in tn. of Illinois Terms easy. For further in
formation enquire at EMBICH'S Dry goods Store.
sep3 Main street, three doors below Second.
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GDP AEkE ~ aEkSFELP NUNHCHIs :
II AvING in January disposed my Interest in the
late firm of Morgan Keen Preston have this day
formed copartnership with my brosher VIM. W. Morgan.
under the style j. W. W. MORGAN,
purpose oftransang general wholesale business Boots
and iSboes Hats Cans etc j. IL. MORGAN.
Evansville, Feb 81, '56.
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ny GROCERIES AND 2 PM o. gS5I


PAY YOUR TAXES FOB 1856.
FHNHE Tax Duplicate the city of Evansville for 1856. is
u in my hands. and under the instruction Of tbs
City Council must collect prior to the first Monday in
veuber 1856 little time in which to do The
business those will the necessity of calling
carly SETTLE the Council has decided to take
Collector. Office at H0ngsworth Hughes or
Main street. j. WESLEY HUGHES, Collector.
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LAUGHLIN. CRANE & CO..
On Canal. cor. Main Street.
COMMISSION & FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
EVANSVILLE, ND.
Particular attention paid purchase sale Of Pro-
duee aud Mernh ,ndse. oct25tf
n CCORDEONS AND FIIUTRN asa splendid as
IA of Aeeordeons and Flutinas
and German make for sale cheap by
NJ. MIELSCH
nov17 Firststreet. opposite Post-offee.
EtSiGs.-25 drums I0r sale by
Z nov24 s. E. GILBERT co.
ITALIAN CLOTH.-l case Italian Cloth received this
Ann BUSH Ear Corn On hand and for sale at
AONI dec2I T. BACON & co IS Family Grocery.
EtHRESH arrival of FRESH OYSTERS at
D, deo7 TENNEY & sORENsON.
&UNDRIEs lbs hulled Buckwheat Flour;
- 500 do New Leaf Lard:
500 do Picked Pork
Just received persteamer G. Bealer at
nOE17 COOKS Family Grocery.
CONVERSATIONS prime Goldfish for sale low by
- myl9 z. Fl. COOK & SON.
GaHEESE.-25 boxes New ". R. Cheese. Just reed aad
" for sale by my20 PRESTON BROS.
: my20 PRESTON BROS.
I a GASES Leghorn Hats 20 cases Palm eaf Hats;
~ p do Ladies' BOnnes, just reed snd for sale by
myl9 j. II. MAGHEE & co.
SnBALES iealy Sheetings; bales brown Drills;
~ 10 eases bleached Musns; 10 pieces Beh. Silks;
10 rienes assorted Fancy Silks assort-
nnt Of ladies' Dress Goods, Just REQ and for sale by
myls j. H. MAGHEE & co.
HAECLINE IN FLOUR.-5o bags No. Family Flour
~ at So 90 per bag.
! mgIs HERsHBER CARSON. :
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-15
c. CO II n It'd g o etotfp nT Ynen.n

nized it without limitation and extended to tie
owner Its unqualified protection. 1t created no
property, but recognized whatever was 3pronerty
in the States as SUCH and left it in the condition
in which it was found. When 1t speaks ofprop
erty, whatever was made so by any of the States,
was what was intended. 1T did not undertake to
define what was or was not property.
The Federal Government being one OF limited
powers cannot impart to or take from any its at
tribute of property. III it cannot establish slavery
in territory, it cannot destroy 1t. Whatever IS
property in any one Of the States, ifcarrcd into
a territory cannot lose its character OF property
| by the action of the General Government
| am deeply and profoundly impressed with the
conviction, that the only safety TO the Union, is
the firm establishment of the doctrine that tie
Federal Government. should abstain unconuition-
| ally from all hostile action upon the subject ol
slavery. 1t is government for the slaveholding
States as we'll as the free, and il has no right TO
| throw even its moral influence against the ten
ure of property recognized as such by any
of its constituent parts. 1t would be gross pros
ttntion Of its powers and q departure from the
objects Of its organization to do So As a common
government for all the States, it never was intend
ed by its trainers, that it should discriminate be-
tween the property OF one State or one section and
another. Equality is thelaw of its existence.
I
of sectional or geographical parties. The ties Of
sympathy and interest which bind US Together as
| one people, become weaker and weaker with The
growth of unfriendIy feelings arising from the ex.
stence of such parties, until finally We shall be.
come aliens and strangers to each other. eex-
istence ofmere geographical parties is the first
great step to disunion. To prevent that was
willing to unite with party whose principles
were sufficiently broad and comprehensive and pa
trotic to entitle itsefto the name of American.
The great and leading ana fundamental article o.
the political creed of this orgariz alton was indy
ing devotion to the Union of the States and every
other principle it held was but subsidiary to this
The perpetuity of this mighty Republic, with all
its countless blessings, through generations which
are to follow, was its end and aim. The same
same fell spirit of fanatcism which has produced
schisms in other parties, has done its work here
also. The crisis of our country'S fate. though inn
pending, is not yet come, and trust that the time
is far, very far distant when the section to which
we belong shall feel compelled in sorrow and il
anguish to calculate the value of the Union. To
avert crisis 80 dreadful cannot doubt that tht
national man Of all parties, however dscordant
may be their opinions other points, will finally
unite, and by their firm, determined and patriotic
action save the country from the ruthless grasp o
the enemies of the Union.
C. S. MOREHEAD.
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~ Our friends, Messrs. P. B. Cook
& Co have our thanks for the February
numbers of Petersons and Grahams
Magazines, also for Frank Leslie's Jour.
nal and Leslies Gazette. All the popu-
lar periodicals. and magazines of the
day, can be got at Cooks at publishers
prices, either by the year Or by the
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-15

- capt Moore, of the fine, fast running, temper.
aHce packet HOME, has laid us under renewed oh.
legations for newspaper and other favors. The
home makes her tr-weeky trips between thi.
ana Flcksburg, leaving here punctually at l2 A.
M. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Return
ing leaves Vicksburg a;terpate days at the same
time Of day.
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Amusement.

z The Messrs. Bryant, Brougham e. Clark,
who are deaf and dumb, will give one of their
unique performances at Odd Fellows Hal, this
Friday evening. Their performances ccns;s,
OF variety Of pantomimes, burlesques, &c.
to conclude with the "Burlesque on the Rayel
Family For programme Of performances see
small bill-.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-15

'rtA- See advertisement of our old, true and
good friend, Mr.. o. o. Woodmsn of N. o.
twill be seen he is alone now in the late firm
OF JARVIS & WooDNAS. No man living de-
serves more abundant success than Mr. Wood.
man and'we most heartily wish the whole world
nndthe rest Of mankind would patronize him.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-15

p IA, Jackson, Manlove g. Co., Gorham g. Row
lctt, Cowan, Chaplin and Jack and Felix Turly
,hayeall received their first instalment of New
Spring Goods. Ladies that go to Vicksburg can
Know where TO find every thing new and beau
TIM IN their lne by referring to the advertising
, columns of the Banner.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-15

From all who have used this proportion we
have heard it we'll spoken Of. We understand
that there is great demand for it all over the
county. Our friend Mr.. p, B. Cook keeps Il on
hand at oil times #
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-15

NJ DJI It will be seen by an advertise
ment, that Mr.. GRIFFIN, most excel
lent Daguerrean artist, has opened rooms
an our city. Those that wish to see
themselves as others see them, can be
gratified by a visit to them.
ION. Br-Mr. Griffin informs us that he
: makes all the ladies handsome.
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rsn. See advertisement Of Messrs. J Leyois
81 Co., corner Canal and Bourbon streets N. o.
Our readers may be sure Of finding the best as
sortment Of goods in the city at LEvers'. Call
and see Cor yourselves.
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TheRght Rev. VIM. r, Green will preach in
Trinity Church, on next Sunday morning. The
Church will be open for services, also on Satur-
dy and Monday.
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Formal Recognition Of WOman's
Rights.

Alta recent dinner, somewhere North, one
ofthe toasts was
The three Cores, guarantees OF American Free
81 dom: the ballot-box, the Cartrge-box and the
Bdnd-bor. s#a
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-15

.UTFor the last few days the wealth
erhas been delightful. 1t is hoped that
spring has commenced, and gardening
time come.
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WAToH AND PRAy.-An exchange
suggcss, i'll relation to the present ad :
minishation, that those who can't pray
for thought to watch it mighty close.
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CST1hanks to Col. II. A. Nunally of the fas
running New Orleans aud Yazoo River packc
.JoHN STRADFR, for late New Orleans pagers
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-15

~ A coiored woman, named Celia, was
hanged on the LIST uIt.. at Fulton, Missouri, for
the murder OF Robert Newsome, whose slave
she was, in June last, The evening" preceding
her exception she made full coniesslop of her
Guilt
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-02-15

reA- The Yicksburg and Texas Railroad. NOW
in progress, does not vary shree mile from an
air line, throughout its entire length which IL
one hundred and ninety niles.
The post ofice IN at Lindsey's Creek,
Choctaw county, has been discontinued.
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In letter to his constituents upon
the subject of the Speakership, Mr.. A.
X. Marshall, of Kentucky, who is a
member of the American party, thus
locates the responsibility of not organ
izing the House:
"We have not the power to elect Democrat
even il we wished to do so. We cannot carry
with as to the the party, the scattering votes
which never have as yet voted with US, some of
them not members of our order. And an attempt
TO do SO would be almost sure to force them to
vote for Banks. They object to the men we are
running: but / think if some other candidate
were started with hope of success, they would
join us, or even If Fuller were run up, so that
their votes would elect him, believe it would
be done. The Democrats know this, and they
know that they can organize the House at any
time by voting with US and we cannot by voting
with them. They are and should be responsible
for the unhappy condition of things here. and If
it should happen that Banks is elected that sin.
and most grieyous one it will be, viii lie at
their doors. >"
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90 The Posi- Arnpt Gazeite. IN . .letter ffpnl

Berlin of the 18th ult., says:
"From official figures, we learn that the pub
lie debt Of Russia has been increased since the
commencement Of the war BY s26,o0o,O0o OF
silver roublVs,"