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Demoine courier., 1856-12-18
WAsHlAaToN, Dec 10

SENATE Me. Pugh made elaborate
speech IN replying TO the Arguments aud
accusations made against him hv The OPP
position Senators relative to The PresI
dents Message. He cited judicial au
lhori,y 10 prove that the President was
correct. and he eulogised him for his
Official course in regard TO The rights OF
,he South. Adjourned.
HousE.-Mr. W~ash5urne, Of Maine,
characterized the message as containing
calumnious MISREPRESENTATION oil The
R%epublicaa party. soon to be the domIn-
ant party of this Republic. So far from
The Republicans contemplating rerolu
,,on, they have in their platform distinct
~ declared tina. the Constitution and The
Union Of The State shall be preserved
They advocated nothing that had 20,
been conteded for oy Jefferson and others
OF equal authority, and were determined
10 prevent The extension Of slavery into
free territory. In the eyes OF The Pfesi
dent, the love of liberty, and the hatred
of slavery was an objectionable sin
Mr.. kent charged the Republicans
with opening this session with slavery
agitation BY ohJec,ing TO allow Mr..
Winfield 10 be sworn. The Presiden,
properly arra,gned The Republicans with
seeking 10 Interfere with The domestic IN
stirutions Of the Southern States. He
asked Mr.. Wnsh5urn if he and me Re-
publicans had the power. whether be
would not so change the constitution as
10 e~mancipate The slaves.
Mr.. Washburn replied that he would
not certainly nbjec, 10 a change to give
he power TO The federal governments; TO
do what jefferson. Madison, and Scott
des,red-viz.. to ameliora,e slavery even
to emancipation.
Mr. kent further inquired whether he
would no, do that by progressive grada-
ZION,
Mr. W ashburn was willing that The
principle Of The Declaration of lndepen-
tence, the constitution and the Christian
religion should have free course and be
gIoriied.
Mr. Station said he and his constitn
en,s will abide by The Constitution as
il is.
Mr. keith said tina, the President was
correc, in charging on The Republicans
revolutionary designs.
Mr. Giddings advocated the doclrIn"
laid Gown in the Declaration Of lndepen
oence, that every man had a righ, to llfr.
liberty and the pursuit., of happiness.-
The men of The South deny the doc
trine; men from the North dare NOT sav
yes Or po-they are between heaven snd
bell. He hated oppression in all lis
God and all good men and lie
Republican party hate slavery.
In replying to Bennett, of Miss he
ever making a speech touching
Emancipation al The South.
Mr. knrrison said he was once an
Anti Nebraska man but had left that
party when he saw il was leading him
into Bbolitionism. He essayed TO prove
the Republican party sectional In lis
organlza,ion and principles. He thank
ed the President for his condemnation
of that sec ,ioual orpanIzation
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WEpNEspAy. Dec. 3. 1oA. NJ.

HousE.-Speaker announced Message froLa
Governor which was read by Clerk. Motion
to print 5000 copies was followed by motions
to print in German, Holland, Indian. Norwe-
gian, &c. Motion adopted, but which reports
are not clear.
2, p. M.-Bill to restrict duties Of Super
intendent of Public Instruction. presented -
A committees to draft rules was appointed and
Clerk directed to have $50 copies rules and
same number of list of members printed
State AUDITORS Report read and ordered to be
printed, subsequently, 5000. Clerk directed
to furnish Reporters Stationery and supply
Hall with Thermometers and screens. Adj
journed to
THURSDAY, Q A. M.-Prayer by Chaplain
and Journal read. Petition for Mahaska CO.
to borrow money presented. Motion 10 m
ploy person 10 fold and envelop papers dis
cussed. Resolution to organize corps OF ma
tives, German. Holland, Norwegian, and Sioux
Indian sappers and miners to clear off the
steps of the Capitol. Notice Of bill in relation
to County Assessors; resolution to appoint
committee en- compensation OF public officers;
rules of last Session adopted. The Speaker
then announced the standing committees:
WAYS & M~EANs.-oioud, Hardy of Dubuque, Will
JJp~loIARY.-woodin. Barker. Barner, Franklin and
Arnold.
CLAihs.-Wlng, 0liiet. mellow, Stantoh IA u
Dubuque.
SCHOOLS & Observation-Disclosures, Van 'alkenburg,
Rogers. Cort and Arnold.
MILITARY AREAiRs.-Loth Bowen, CLARK, wilson
of MahasRa and Claussen.
ESRoLLED BMLs.-Tolla and Larimer.
ESGRossED BnLs.--Bigelow and Scosille.
Wright of Clinton, Pease,
Perry and Gilbraith.
ROADS & HIcHwAYs.-Mills Wilson of Webster, Nell
ger, Heshbarger and Griswold.
TowssHIP & COUNTY
Bowen, Moor, Keeder and Bottorf.
Public BuILDIsGs.-Davis, Sullivan, Doad' inskeep
and Noble.
New CousrIEs.-Roberts, Rodman, Copeland, Fin
ney and Bryson.
Morden, Lewis, fiardy oi
Van Buren, and Moore OF Dubuque.
ELEcrioss.-wrigh Of Cedar, Green, Gossage, Tom.
linson Of Mahaska and Mills.
erts and Edmundson.
Dies SioISEs IMsRovsxssrs.-Doud, Jordan, Ddmund'
son and KurtS.
IsrTasAL IxsaovEHurs.-Dursis, Toll Green Hardis
! Of Dvbuqus and 0hsrakh.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-18
WOODS HAIR DYE

The reputation gained by this excellent ari-
Gle is indeed wonderful. Its peculiar chemic-
al qualities have . beneficial effect upon the
growth and character Of the hair, giving a sill
ky, glossy texture TO that which was formerly
of q course and dry nature. No lady or gen.
tle man should be without so valuable an i'd
junct 10 their toilet. Charles Lawrence has
a supply
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Amusement and Inf0rmafiOM
rpAn

Dom. neglect to get one Of Wells Alma.
macs for 1857. They would be cheap al %
cents each, bnt are free. They are full of re-
ceipts, statistics. hints. and anecdotes, etc.,
etc. G.. Lawrence. Mtumwa Agent. =
Demoine courier., 1856-12-18

MgssRs. FRANKLIN AND FISNEy, OF
the House of Representatives have re-
msmbcrsd this Office in the distribution
Of public Docuren ~ Cor which they
will please receive our shanks.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-18

TowN PROPERTY SoLD.-l2l by 30
feet. Corner of Second and Couri ST..
wal sold on Tuesday last. BY Nj. David
Gsbhar, TO J. w. Dixon. Esq !. for two
thousacd dollars.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-18
PetersOn's Ladies' National Mag
aZine.

Volume 81, January 1857, by Charles ]. Pc
terson, Philadelphia, at So 90 in advance, opens
the new year in improved style, Engraving.
Fashion Plates, Illustrations. paper and print
ing all excellent. We think it one of the
cheapest and best Of the monthlies.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-18

RApwAy's READY REMEDIES, and Mer-
chants Gsrgling Oil are highly spoken OF as
remedies. The, are advertised in another col
umn, and for sale by w. +. Elmendorfs Drug
uist Of this place.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-18
CA RID.

vEVslE Subscriber respectfully Informs the public,
"a that he has opened a SOON over John pevin's store
ON Font street, for The Porpose Of giving lessons in
Soca! aud Instruments; Music.
The Piano, Melo3eon, Fiate, yiolinccllo, and other wind
or stringed instruments, taught according to the best
method. A good Meloaeon viii be KEEP. In the room for
the benefit OF pupils. For farther particulars enq.Ys
Of WILLIAM
Dec. Is, '5e--nf2 2t
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WAsuINarnN. Dec. 3.

WARRINGTON, Dec. o.
SENATE.-Afler The election IF the
Rev. Hill. a Baptist Minister Of Wash
ngton as chaplain, The Senate resumed
debate. On motion TO print the Presi-
dent's message. MI. B,gler entered large
iy on a defence oil the President agains.
The attacks of the Republicans IN repl.
TO a question Of Mr., Wa'e Of Ohio. re
lative to Mr.. Buchanan's policy. He
said The people of Kansas must deter
mine the question of Slavery for them
selves, bui he had no doubt iha, MIR Bu-
chanaE like mos. Norlherners would
prefer thai shs should be admitted into
the Union az a Free State.
HOUSE
The Presidents message was read.
Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio, moved its re
ference TO The Committee OF the whole,
taking occasion strongly to condemn
the assertions of the Presiden, relative
to the ~Gisloyally of The Republicans. and
charging the Democrats with decep'Ive
conduct IN the late Presidential con,esi
and ~ soeedlng by .reachery and oompl Q
i.y IN regard To the Nebraska bill. those
in the North giving il dlfersns inter
pre,a,ion from that held by the South.
Mr. Sherman defended the Republi
cans. say ing tina, the Presidents charge.
were gra,uitous. and that !, wss equally
untrue that they designed or wished te
change the relative position Of the white
and black races or 10 interfere viii
Slavery in S.sies. The debate was an
mated. and Was listened 10 ny crowded
galleries. Adjourned.
The report about ten cent pieces j
Demoine courier., 1856-12-18
ps.soIu.ion Of ce.-parnership.

yMyfsE Co Partnership Heretofore existing between
the subscribers under the name and style Of "EL-
HERMAN y WILLIAMS" in the CablLei business, was
dissolved Ey mutual consent, on the 9Th lay Of Novem-
Der last. The business Is continued BY ). Elierman, at
the old stand. All persons indebted 70 the late firm
will Eud their accounts In the hands Of the proper off,
Gers for eo~lioct;on, unless rAil to either Ct the partners
without unreasonable delay. :. ELsEshAN.
Dec. Is, 1505-a42ft H. }. WILLlAAa
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II. ~. Es.
Tue MEDICAL TsiS;rv.

Each n RapwAy's Three Remedies possess special
curative powers over certain DISEASES; aad when either
the Rs.oY fRLIsF. EssoY.rtsa assoLTssr, or the REa-
LaToRS. are used for the certain class % disease they IRE
specially designed fer, the system undersos q rapid
transformation from Us diseased condition 10 a healthy
and happy state of existence.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-18
Neu ADVERTISEMENTS.

3 LAN * s..
DIANN snN'E3.. ard other Blanks, just print
- ed, and for sale at this Office. ~
Demoine courier., 1856-12-18

w eIh WIZ Wa 49, AS
XEysLE. be open to the public on and after wednes.
day, Dec. "a, 1856. The "CURLEW" Is fur
rishci In the best strla, aud will renter every comfort
and convenience 70 It's Guests. oliCliTEh 4 CO.
Dec. IS, S5-ni2 If
Demoine courier., 1856-12-18
Or. DOUGLASS,

yHAS REMOVED his office to The Drug Sto
Of wa. r. FLaEYDogr, where he can be found
all hours except when absent On professional bushes
Ottamwa, Dec. 1S,-niI 6v
Demoine courier., 1856-12-18

A III persons indebtedto 6 WILLIAM
"A are hereby informed that the day OF grace with
them has past, and that they may expect an officer az
ter them in double quick the, II this last appeal don't
operate In quickening their movements.
Dec. IS, '55-n42 At HAMMOND & WILLIAMS.
Demoine courier., 1856-12-18
NOTICE

YuyTyFSE knowing thense,ves Indebted to the
u Firm of. NJ. SWAN a. CO., are earnestly request
ed 10 call at Mr. Majors room, above Hodge 4 Park
hnrsts Store, and make payment on or before the First
day OF January next. J. N. SWAN 4 Gu.
ottrnva, Dec. Ia, 56-n42 Pm
Demoine courier., 1856-12-18

HoUsE.-Mr. Cloud called up the joint res
~oluiions which was followed by . spirited de-
bate, and an attempt on the part Of the oppo-
sition to S ave off by motions to refer, for a
call of the House &C., which consumed the
balance of the day, the resolutions finally be-
ing ordered to ne engrossed and read the 81
time tomorrow by vote OF 81 to ~, when the
House adjourned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-16
FALL CANgPATGsNl
HARDIN ABE AE WHOLESALE.
a NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
OH G g MEI i g 7

GdAo. D.. w Ellis,
thanks for the
NV the public, since he opened in Eyansville would
apprise Merchants Indiana Illinois
purchasers also. that he mas sheiveEs
in the Heaviest eck of Hnrd8 and CUT
ery (by enethrd that he has offered in the Evans
Vile market sale Many Goods purchased redue
him, during depressed state OF the markets.
East England by imp orng eireet Europe
having orders for American Goods filled
Works only able decidedly di posed
offer and sell Hardware How figures hsuss
afford the Goods. TO cash or good time buyers.
eful examination of his and prices
Mercbantsan Traders feeling assured that he dseI
full iUstice. Te III
Arzcng the articles (a1ost innumersbeJ prsag his
stock he names the following the trade: aS -
800 dozen Pocket Knives (faIly asscrtedi sesGs
1900 Table do do;
IS do Steel Shears and Scissors; ts
leo do Ra8ofs and Strops;
100 gross sp0onsIron. Brisania and German stTezss
so dozen Coffee Mills, all grades;
$50 do Files and Rasps, all kinds; sll-G
1000 lbs, Brass Kettles turned bottoms
300 lbs Sadirons. assortsdf .y, "
Butt Hinges,
1850 gross Screws giml-t pointed; u.
$50 dozen Door Socksand OsAets;
100 DO Augurs; fFe ID
200 DO Curry Combs and Horse Cards;
zoe pairs Shovel Tongs, and brass heaGag SGD
60 dozen Saws. from Mill to Key-hols;
rs do Steelyards and Scale Bears; 4sAAH
Ames' (and other brandsl Shovels aad Spades
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
eSses JaRanRed Tinware fnlly assorted. 14sf3
ALSO
Whips Lashss. Brushes. Combs, Needles SpeescJe
Port Msanaes Fancy Hardware generally together wit
heavy Tz Chans Deg lyons Strap Hinges Tea
ties, Knives and Riddlesapd I 4I3 10
Sun Ra rreRS and GEsEs Trim "a fng&s,
Carpenters Geo pers Tools, Window Sash.
GHARLES s. W EJLS.I9t
Oet2 Main street. ID door below Branch Bank.
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CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURK!

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN IT.
Lea the Afflicted Read and Pond erl
infalble remedy for Serofua, Kings evil Rheuma-
tisLa Obstinate Curaneous Eruptions, Pimpies
the Face Botches Boi, gae and Fever Chronic
sore Eyes RngwoFm letter, 5eald Head
and Pain oftke Bones and Joinss Stubbor
tie Disorders Lubago Spinal Complaints Diseases
arising from inJudicfous Mercury
Life, or I2puFity of the Blood.
This great alternative medicine and Purifier of the
Blood used by thousands grateful
all parts of the United ses who testify daily to the
''GARTER'S SPANISH MIxTBRE.'s Neuralgia Rhen-
mstisEl, Serofula Eruptens Skim Liver Disease
Feyers Ulcers Old Sores Affections
of thsThRost. Female Complaints Pains and Aching
the Joints are speedily put fight by using this
great and nestfnahIe remedy.
For diseases Blood, sthin7 found
withit eIeaEsesthe impurities
gently and efficiently the liver and kidneys
healthy and restores the constitution by
disease broken down by the Of oas priTa
itivc vigor and strength.
Forte Ladies' ncomparably better than all the Cos
eties used few doses of CARFER's SPANISH AIZ
wfFemoFe bring the
maEtng give elasticity hestep, and
the health remarkable degree beyond all the
mediein es ever heardof~
The large certificates which have received
from Persons parts United States is the best
evidence hattheFe humbug about IT, The press hotel
magistrates public well known
the community all add their testimony othe wonderful
efecssof this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and Circular and Almanac read
performed.
None genuine Undersigned BENNETT &c BRERs, Propr-
forsuppIies aud genoies must be addressed
For sale by Haloek az Stoddard EvansvilIe HalIock q
Parmentsr, Princeton; g. Fl. CLARK Vincennes and by
dsalersln medicines generally angs
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HOME 1NsUR ANCE COMPANY,
~ = .Il- " OE y EIN YQRK

gGPFTAL 3 800. OG0-a,l paid in IN CASH.
HsaIs Company cOnmenc q business about oHsyesr ago
with the intention 9Ing sale an ar BUSINESS with
yelarre Cash Oapitala g. -ISomfs at its head
e projection the equal to any Insurance Com
nav In the Polio win be issuea by the subscribe
"a Buildings Merchandze Household Goods. &c., &C.,
nnsfavoTable withosher COED solvent Companies.
s. l.. LOOMS, Pres's.
" ALLEN o. HALLOCK, Ag't.,
Main street. opposite the Bank.
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EXTE beg eaveto the public of Evansville and
wv ladies particularly that have open for in
ectio and Staple Dry Goods
our of fancy dress goods has rival in point OF
style eheapnes embroideries and manAas,
which only appreciated by inspection Call the
Store recently occupied by L. W. Hebberd
rhere we will always ready sell great bargains
an17hf ROSER BRO & FREY.
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COPARTN ERsRIP.

having purchased the interest OF John H.
7orSan William R. Preston In the late firm Of Morgan
ae and Preston themselves together
lass under the of Keen aud Preston and will
the wholesale dry good business the old stand of
~VAe'~1' 49, ISAAC KEEN.
Sew n 1895 r. GYPRIAN PRESTON.
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NOTICE.

Pho undersigned having purchased the interest of Mr. o.
Churchill in the firm Horn brook Churchill will
anue the old stand under the style Of Horn
brook Co. solcfts the patronage of the public ALL
Sersons indebted old firm win forward and pay
hasau.e and all having claims against the cid
5eoT-tf '-''N HORNBRoOK 90.
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A9hnBUSHELS Ear Corn.
6OO 100 bushels oats,

A9Ak6ABUSHELS Ear Corn.
100 bushels oats,
500 bushels shelled corn. at
Asn HEADEN'S
3ERFTMERI ES.-,Pcmades, in pots, jars and stieks
Hair fonics Eau de Lustrale. Bears Oil, OIL
Msoassar Or BaudoIns Cpriiqg Fluid Hair Gloss: etc.
Bhaponing Water Toilet do Florida OolUne
Lavender Water Vsseena Eau d vine de Vest render
the skin soft and fair we'll impartiDz delicate
the complexion Extracts for
otfFers Tooth Powders
ar Moath and romatic egafr Toilet and
Esaers and all the other articles line Foesuse
E1g sale by n. M1ELsOH,
uN4ae First street. opposite Post-offee.
NRVg YORK CORKME SION HOUSE.
THOMAS 81. MAGHEE,
sswzxxAN PRODUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
SS2ezSEs William street, New YORK..
<Sa &C with extensive onnection
n in the above business respectfully soeits consgn-
tz ofa OF sstern Produce, wnichwill receive
amae6ate and attention at the lowest possible
aNaRa az charges. Particular will be bestowed on
s0azgrrnents of Tobacco, and liberal szsh advances
iRnd~ ousaIl Shipments when requiredby
J.H. MAGHEE g. co..
sp&@aSr Evansville. Ind
@qMKAPER FET,-s6FarE sandl BackWLeat FIOurf
4nnFT &W. & 8. VTeKERY
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sIiVE LUMBER.
THE IARGESiT ST0TE IN THE cTpyt

TUE LARGEsT STOCK IN THE CITY.
q Ohm Il. GLOVER & CO., corner Main and Seven tn
az streets Evansville Ind would respectfully tbs
Public that they have in yard and for sale
complete Mt ofScasOned Pine Lumber embracing
qualities and thicknesses Tongued
Ash Flooring; Dressed and undressd Ceiling Castings
Pannels 1907 600 sound Boards suitable
shops barns and eneing No Pine and Poplar Shingles
&C. CSn have made order the lowest prices Shelving
Doors sash Blinds Mantle Pieces Moudings Frames
Doors and Windows &C., Bills prices
who send for them. Orders Assistance
promptattentieR. febT2 IF J
a MES SHOyELS.-25 doz No. 2, genuine article 70
EA contractors. for sale low CHAS. s. WELLS's-
dee6 New Hardware Eouse 2 doors below Br. Bank.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AANA INSURANCE COMPANY.

MA
or Hartford. Connecticut
CAPITA $500, o0O--GA paid an ana en'esteu.
THNS with perpetual eharter
and against loss or damage by Fire on
Dwelling Houses Manufacturing establishments stores house
mold furniture merchandzet In general Also inland In
pers Navigation Losses viii be lber-
ally adjusted and paid with prom gtness NJ, ,,, -.
E. G.. RIPLEY, Secretary.
Insurance be made to the subser1-
be authorized receive proposals and issue pol
favorable terms or Agency
in the West. a O. HALLOCk, Ag't
ey1l-tf Main street, nearly Opposite the oank
CHGAss AND TOBACCO STORE OF
JACOB SCHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. 1ST AND I'D.
70. Schaefer q Sehroeder's old STANDBY
RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and surrounding country thatt have taken the above
stand determined to continue the same business and
will constantly hand the Havana Cigars
and Tobacco ofthe best brands that Eastern a
iord 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
My lengthy experience in the business convinces me
that give general satisfaction and respectfully
solicita share ofpublic patronage lap1tf
NEW fERsA NGE MEN II.
order that may be able to devote time part
a larly to the IRON HEAVY HARDWARE part eff
business, have disposed of of nerestin theG
Gerry house Wr. MATTHEW DALZELL, who will
tnue the cid stand under the style of ORR DALzELL
complete menb of everything in the Grocery
line would take this opportunity of sincere
thanks to the paying house the
them to continue their fsvors fr aad would
TO the slow not at all gentlemen, that they need
March l. 1855. SAMUEL ORR
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DISSDLUTIDN.

fTHH partnership heretofore existing between Philip
Hornbrook and Charles Churchi, under the style of
Hornbroo Churchill this day dissolved by mutual
fsnt p is authorized Of tn
~ va go p. HORNRROOK.
GiAS. OHURCHILLs
EgYnnayiIIa pac 5. ,55.
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TEE IAN SIsOR EATId5l

EkEDN RAILING.
undersigned has the the sale of and
"a beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING. with round
wrought rods and figures great variety
FREIGHT.
This rangs cheaper substantial than any
kind in Those wishing Railing enclose cemetery
lots yards, for piazzas, will do well to give
Prices from 81 so to So so per foot.
yz3-d&w nj. A LAWRENCE.
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CORNER OF LOCUST AND WATER STREETS, EVANSVILLE IND

TIHE undersigned having purchased the entire stock Of
Goods comprising of Watches, Jewell
~ Clocks &c. formerly owned by G. ossen wouarespeeS-
fully citizens of Evansville and vicinity that he
will the business the old stand First street. be-
and Locust, and would be happy to wait on all
who will favor him with call promising to give satisfaction
or The will be sold at small advance
WITHOUT ANY REFERENCE TO FORMER PRICES,
and all goods ted as represented.
E All kinds Watches and time pieces repaired in the
best manner, and at noderat charges.
CHAS. BARNuM
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~ RI. ElllEY

HNTHOLES ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
SE PRODUCE MERCHANT, MAIN STREET. -Theun-
designed would inform friends and the public
Evansville and vicinity that having purchased the interest
ofthe Senior partner in the late firm of e. Reilly
the Grocery and Produce business the
He embraces this opportunity returning
pastavors and intends effort inertia continu
anes oil je20-1y WILLIAM REILLY
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MOTIONS! NOT4ONs!!

HNLOWER vases. thermometers. travelling companions
n best London seating wax eight and ten keyd Frene
aoeordeons, fine French harps dolls marblss toys
Sets combs Superior needles pins, tooth
picks key rings pencils steel pens, tooth brushes,
beads dominoes chess Emerson's tole
SOAP Jumping and battle DOORS together wi
variety OF notions for sale by "A. @. PUSHEE.
apps under Odd Fellows Hail. First st.
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NEW Az Ia A NGEMEN 4
DAVID O'NEIL,
M ERIC TT A N IT IT ALTO r.

Second street. between Main and Locust.
As received and opened fine assortment Of Cloths
of different coors Cassimeres of fine quality and the
latest styles Yestngs such plain and
velvets satin silks with goods for bust
ness All these goods Of the bess quality and haad
varieties brouahtto this city Ny old customers
and citizens generally invited to examine them.
prepared with frsrate Workmen to make goods in
and in all
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-16
NEW WASHEN GTON HOTEL.

TNHHE Proprieors OF this House have from their
q old stand Main to their Hotel finish
Court House. where they
their old and all others
call upon them in much superior style than
Thank patronage unexpectedly solicit
which shall all
Our fare will be the best the market Affords and
charges moderate.
Good Stabl Wagon Yard kept foroountry custom.
eyIO-d&wtf FELKER & HEDDEREOH