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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-03-11

by RAILROAD DIRECT
To
IT III r w Z = II.
IL

Time between Washington and w n ling
but "a la hoursi
Running time 6apeen Washington and CintiH
Hoti 81 h0Hrst
Through Tickets aud Baggage Checks 10 be ha d
in Washington
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BROWN AND SHOOK

GENERAL COMMISSION AND roRwAaDlso "Ek'
CHANTS, RICHMOND, VA
And agents Tor {" herr's : SHulDaeyOean l'd ayr
and z. Hangers Old Rye" Whisky F'tmin"
brands
All letters promptly answered, and Orders hitr"
Feb 20-3nl
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NEW GROCERY, WINE AND LIQUOR
STORE

WASHINGTON Cry, April 10, 1855.
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A SucGEsrIoS.--The Director Of the United
States Mint suggests return to the smaller
gold pieces, which Of late years have been
almost wholly superseded by the double eagles,
or $40 pieces, paid out to dcpositors. Heseems
to think that this will tend to force the more
general circulation Of gold into common cur.
rency, to take the place Of small bank notes.
He points to the fact that England, France,
and Germany employ very little gold above
the denomination Of our half eagle, or S6 pieces.
Most Of their circuletions is below this piece in
value.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, Sept. ID.
The river has risen about eight inches Weather
warm.
Flour active and rather higher sales at SIS 7O@5 go.
Wheat held to two cents higher Whisky unchang-
ed. Groceries unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS Sept. 9.
Sales of 1000 bales cotton to day Prices continued
unchanged miedling 1I14@Il56c, with fair demand.-
Freghs easier Other articles continue last quota
tons.
NEW York, Sept. 10.
Flour buoyan sales OF 1900 bbls State Sc 35 Ohio
% 30g6 o. Sout them 81 2597 6C Extra 81 GAGS %.
Wheat firm sales OF 20 900 bushels Western and
red 81 Soy; Southern white 81 G5; Kentucky al TO-
Corn advanced; sales of 25 GOO bushels, mixed CSC
Mess Pork higher; sales of 300 bbls sl9 IS. Beef
drn. and advanced to sI3 62Kc. Whisky higher sales
of 900 81 bis 35c.
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A STRIKING ADMIssIoN.-The editor of the
New Orleans Delta declares himself in favor of
the election of Mr.. Buchanan, and yet he ad-
mits, that, if Mr.. Buchanan were elected, the
srepublic would probably be broken up He
$says:
If Mr. Buchanan be elected, although some
ssemblance of Constitution may be preserved
Flour years longer by his exercise of the veto
power, we can by no means affirm that it will
be so preserved.
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o. The St. Louis Republican of Tuesda!

o. The st. Louis Republican of Tuesday
says:
The river at this point was at a stand yes
terday. The reports from below are not more
favorable than they have been for several days,
five feet scant is the last, to Cairo. The upper
rivers have not yet showed disposition to
rise. The weather has been stormy for some
days past, and if the rain has been general
through the upper country we may shortly
expect an Improvement in the rivers
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PRATHEx, SMITH d Co,

A MAIN STREET. LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY
Manufactures and Dealers in
H A rs, G A P S A N ID f i RS
AETE again wait customer ami all others inter-
Wv ested with the em Of esabis
The celebrity it has attained feel condenti abili
uphold particularly in the articles of fashionable
DRESS HATs.
of Fall Goods for the Wholesale trade has been
with usual and is inferior in the
country We duplieae the invoices of Eas
Jobbers with charges of TRANSFORMATION. added All
therefore who desire Home Manu-
need further By purchasing here they
they the their
for
thousand miles, they always their
on hand in seasonahle time
They will also lind in eur an
Hats and Caps tied the markets the
and than be found in half dozed job
bling Houses in any Eastern city
Our CASH short time to PROMPT men, enabling
usr sell our at small sep2- d&wIpn
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For the Journal.
TO THE FILLMORE CLUB.

From Kansas blood-siained prairies,
To Massachusetts sands,
Where Abolition waters
Roll darkly DER the land;
From many noble city,
Prom many goOdly town,
The wRiling cry comes 10 US,
Our Union must go down.
Oh, ye whose lives are plighted,
Come forth in this our woe,
Don't let out noble Eagle fall
Avert the fatal blow.
Grid on the battle arnor,
Firm till the eouhict's DER,
And our own Fillmore treads the path
He trod so well before.
His steadfaSt hand viii guide US
Above the surgng tide,
And safely will our ship of State
In quiet haven rice;
Then ven Hurrah for Fillmore,
And peace and pl nty greet
i North and South an EAxt and West
IN one grand Union meet.
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CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Aug. 27.

ORAWFORDoY lille, mug IT.
DEAR SIR.-You notice IN the Lafayette
Courier and Montgomery journal statement
that should be corrected. They state that l.,
one of the electors nominated on the Fillmore
ticket, haze declined. will say that have
not resigned and neither shall l, let the result
be what it will. Mr.. Fillmore's position is the
only conservative one now before the people,
an believe the only man that can quiet Il Q
present difficulties of our nation. Therefore
neither of the friends Of either party can trans
fer me to their ranks, whilst they both act
upon the one isolated act of the present admin
istration, and Mr.. Fillmore retains his present
> national character. Yours kindly,
G. w. PRATHER.
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To the Public,

The following appointments heretofore made by Gov
willard and Judge Misunderstanding, August %
Washington, &c, Devon Hill, Aug. 81. Paoli, Aug 2s
Spencer Aug. %. Bloomfield, Aug. no. Sullivan, Sept
LIST. Bowling Green Sept. q Terre Haute sept B. are
mutually withdrawn and they have mutually made the
following appOin tments:
Spencer, owen County, Sept Is, P. NJ
Bloomfield. Greene Co., do 10, do
Washington, Daviess Co., do 90, do
Petersburg, Pike Co., do g. do
Jasper, Dubois Co.. do %, do
Mt. Pleasant Martin Co do "a, do
Paoli, Orange Co., do %, do
A, P. WILLARD.
o. P. MORTON.
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FASHIONS AT SARAToGA.-A sensible young
Miss, who had been permitted to see the
sights at Saratoga, notices some of the extrav-
agance of that place. In letter to her brother
she says;
cousin told me that one lady ar
rived at the States with three hundred and
sixty odd dresseS-she remained until she had
donned most of them, and has gone to New
port to 60 through the same figures. A gent,
his wife, child and feur servants, stopped here
a short time since with twenty-seven trunks
Such story seems hardly possible to credit,
hut tits even so. Wouldn't you ike a wife to
travel around the country with such list Of
baggage to have the care of besides their being
filled from your purse ?'
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~ The Detroit (Mich.) Advertiser pre-
serves the fact that on the last trip of the
steamer Illinois, from Lake Superior, she
brought down quite large quantity of rasp-
berry jam, from Sugar Island. Twenty ions
of the jam will be manufactured there this
season.
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OF A Washington correspondent of the
New Orleans Delta says:
1t is already arranged in the event of Ere
mont's election, or failure to elect by the
people, to call the Legislatures of Virginia,
South Carolina and Georgia, to concert meas
ures to withdraw from the Union before FIRE.
mont can get possession of the army and navy
and the purse strings Of Government Gov
ernor Wise is actively at work already in the
matter. The South can rely on the President
in the emergency contemplated. The question
now is, whether the people of the South will
sustain their leaders.
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0y The Washington Union wants to know
what power can possibly make Mr.. Fillmore
President The power of the Lord made him
President in 1851, and we guess the power of
tthe American people will make him President
next November II Lon Jour.
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FINE LoTs FOR SALE.-We call attention to
Mr.. Copeland's advertisement Of lots for sale in
Lamasco. He offers fine opportunities for
bargains in these lots, besides giving chance
for an exchange of work, &c. Such opportu-
mites are not often open to the public.
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ANOTHER SrRAw!-A vote was taken yes
telday among the workmen of chair factory
at this place, with the following result:-Fill-
more, 8; Buchanan, 3, Gall catholics) and one
man not yet decided who to vote for. The
majority of these workmen are Germans.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers,
SEAvING leased for term of and fitted the
Old Court House, OF Main aud Third Streets
receive sale auction private
sale all kinds and merchandise; household
furniture horses. buggies
Cssh advances ms lie assignments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
eommcR o'clock A. NJ Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday ights. at early gas light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday of every month at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Having provided ourselves with large Map the City of
Evansville containing all Enlargements
eving will be for the interest of all concerned have
the first Mo ada of Every month for the sale of
Real Estate auction All those wishing sell
in time public
The patronage of those having Houses and Lets Lands
sale either public private SALE respectfully solicit
ted. iyIS W0OLSEY NELSON, Auct's.
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CaNC. NNAN4 CL0IH MOUSE.
HENRY MARKS 81 CO.
NO. II PEARL STREET. c1xc1NN

NO. II PEARL STREET. CIXCINNAT1, OHIO.
IMPORTERS and wholesale dealers exclusively in GOODS
a MEMS WEAR, Cloths Doeskins. CassimeTes. Sat
Tweeds Jeans. COatngs, Overcoatpg Innings, 81
lesias, Canvas Paddings TAILoKs TRIMMINGS,
GentlemensS Furnishing Goods,
Shirts Undershirs drawers Collars Handkerchie lives
Tie4 Socks
Being ExcLUSv in this trade prepared
offer superior inducements to MERBBANTs TAoRs AND
OTHERS. and buyers of GOODS FOR MEMS EAR
2udh
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-. OF The Presbyterian Board of Publication
: employs 222 colporteurs, who, in 14.2o4 days,
sold les, 700 volumes, gave away Ii, Alb, and
J LOS, 4O6 pages of tracts, and visited 1874
| families.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-11

uNr The Fillmore men Of Hamilton coun-
tvJ Ohio, have nominated full ticket for local
officers, and Congress. j. Scott Harrison is
re-nominated for Congress in the 1st District,
and James f. Terrence in the I'd District
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-11

OF The Wesleyan Conference has renewed
+! its prohibition of dancing and card-playing in
s the families of the members of the body, on
; the ground that these practices 'are not in
harmony with religion"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-11

OF A Woman's Rights Convention will be
held in New York on the 9th, 9th and 10th of
October, by order of Paulna Wright Davis,
President, and Lucy Stone Blackwell, Secre-
tary.
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Public Speakings.

Henry w. Ellsworth, Esq, will address the people
Eshe following times and places:
Princeton. "Wednesday. sept. 10, at O'Clock.
Sullivan Thursday, Sept. III, at O'Clock.
FTerre Haute. Friday Sept. II, O'Clock.
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'T The Edinburg Court learns that Mr..
<lMacauley is about to travel to Venice, and
on bis return will proceed vigorously with his
history.
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From the LAFAYETTE Courier.

LAFAYETTE, Aug. %.
Ep1roRs CoUR1ER.-Gentleman, You will
confer favor on the subscriber and the people
at large by publishing the following letter:
NJ. BEMISS.
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LUMBER! LUMBERM
EP EE. RENN ET"E

WEyoULD respectfully to the Of swans
la1 hand large and full assortment of Pine Lum
Shingles Dressed Undressed FLOORING Dressed and I'm
dresed Woatherboarding etc., which he will sell
hean for cash Orders from the country solicited Yard
Carpenter street. ratz s Helmans Foundry;
He has also ward at the Evansvslln q
Railroad DEPOT and is prepared to furnish
10 all in that with variety cheap be
bought In Evansville. L. l.. HAlsoH; agent.
JJ3-tf. fineenhes'
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TBf Daily JournaL
S L A TIE TICK E I.

gt GOVERNOR,
OLIVER II. MORTON, of wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKEAX, OF VanderSurShs
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. DA SYSON, of Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM AZ. NOFFSANGEEs, Of Parke
AUDITOR OF STATE,
E. w. III. ELLIS, OF Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES H. CzSAVEES, OF Ripley.
.asa REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN "A. STEIN, of 'FippecanOc.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. BEAA, OF Miami.
FOR COMPRESS,
JAMES G.. VEATCH,
SPENCER COUNTY.
FOR LEGaSLATURE.
salr JOHN 1NGLE, JR,
vASDERpUEGH.
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TO MERCHANTS.
EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
EYan&Xille. Imdiana.

FENHE Fourth Annual Session of the above Institution will
commence Monday. the day of Sep ember. 1896.
Young Men DESTROYS of thoroughly qualifying themselves
respectfully invited to the advantages
sented by this School.
The course practical
Entry Keeping all branches
Curren. account Sales Commercial Correspon
dence Penmanship and Mercantile Calculations.
fell oflesons be completed in from six
ten weeks Time limited Students commence at
any time For Catalogue giving full particulars address
au523-tf JEREMIAH BENIN, Principal.
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TO sINKING FUND DORROlV ERs.

OFFICE Of SINKING FUND
Indian apolis. Aug 18th, 1856.
ZHTHERE interest and unpaid the first day
~ July last, loans Sinking Fund. the lands
security will be Advertised about the
twenty pay eptember 1856 to be sold the nd
Saturday in. December next.
practice postponng sales by receiving
fro borrowers pay is discern
tnued sepl-dSwIw L. DCM0NT. President.
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
NOTlCE hereby given that the undersigned has been
~ appointed Administrator OF the estate of Alexan der
Powell late Vanderburg County deceased Said estate
ia supposed to be solvent.
sepS-3w EDMUND MAIDLOW, admir-.
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MEDICINAL.


( ~ GR,S
kMIaz '|bE,Y
49, 49, e 81 - $ 5 ~ -
skassssz Z1 IS<s5SI
NJ ~ :i::: q 81
CHERRY PICTORIAL.
For the rapid Cure OF ~
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS.
ERcaCHITIS. WIE0OPING,- cough
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
COHSU.aPTION.,.
N1 S sh1 20 si sses has rsss .
Tlss " ment an eAen TroIong the term o. hsnan
sxi be named o. real sanlisz
tT@usheSs this broad aoesi1s las
Known surely oen'rci ans eyre u:
swept from our tbousands thoussndr every
has eFi Is an we to s.
care tbs most dangerous affections the uhg space
eaeote By use would pre- en- the tso sing
de- wiz Swans be- psrd 20 nra
Tarein full particulars nd.rptstis rIoof q
'f5es Of Traosgor'a,iOn r. Aug. 4.Isss
stack of mslisnaSt sesriss
h Sas s.i
al in the winter 1852 tor
~ ton little boy gave him every
~ s ,:
It's in the disease viii save many .Aiia
r eaS If e fs snh 81
eve 60 be the best iene feeling Of The
ut for Your nrqrsaa discovery my I'll. boy Would
Becky Gi p , s9wEsL s9P Jsaai 1R
Dr. G. ArER- Since your medicine hss teeoms kpeva
Ras The fSsS
Te he e. T.. s..
has done take pleasure II selling t. seeass. Inc!
feel ssatlaed in SEEING he oonsr: 'f A''' '
TsnS. r.sh erect .a'p joins e 6 &hfTLocx
Windsor. G. W June rs. 1889.
our Cherry Pestoral for gPrsTdso ii NJ
if had not; 1t has dang rous snsctios
the lungs; and % not OveTAse my GonViesi0ns When
S'"fs very E EG6SfffTfiSsII.i Attorney a. ...
Az,, W. Mk.ssFTs Ps ssTs:gl;. !; i.s
pprovsa by have used it here and its PEST
as to psuF o an M spDtAos lava.
our principal physicians L am your friend;
PREPARED BY
] A nj E s C.. A Y E R,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTIcAI CHEMIST, LOWELL. MAsa
fss alsF F cra%isyrS C S~ea nvafSv' IAd
IaIlooh Parmiter, Princeton;
Y. J. Whiting. CynthiaDa;
fessrs Gardiner al Blairsvills and wadesvillsI
Williams and Robertson West Franklin:
1r Thomas Newma, and las. Sampson. Mt. Vernsnt
fudspeth d Bro. Boonville;
Sewers f Sargent. Newburgh
dams K Cam pbell, Petersbargh;
fred Eckstein. Gin cnnat o.. and slldruggsts.
nh29-4m
MCKINNEY q CCGKE,
WATER STEEET. BETWEEN LOCUST STREETS
III AVE inst received and large SUPPL, 6ns
,Ollars, Upderseeves,
mene of Embr"ideries bought this marker.
They invite speedy call from all the citizens of
nd surrounding nty to an examination for thenselvss
efore purchasing elsewhere they promise sell
ice in their house the lowest cash prices Come
ONE one and all. my29
BONNETS! EsONNETS.
HAVE Just received Their fresh lot of Ronnet
.alf the original .ost Call and them 9 EMBICH.
B.-No for the Ladies not going Church
n Sunday for the want OF Bonnet. jsA
NEW WHOLESALE WINE AND
LIQUOfs SCORE.
NEI hereby inform the bli of Evansville surreupd
,pened said where shall keep
all of Wines and Liquors. which tend sell
he lowest prices Country store keeper will do we'll give
a call.
Particular stock of pure Port,
laret Madeira Wines old Whisky
in bottles which are adapted Tor medical Prrros..
my16-tf Vain street onros'tat' @ nTtI -crse.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

JAS. LoCKHART and JAS. G. vEATCH. Esquires can
adAtes for Congress. will address their at
Newburg. wArrck county, Thursday September T.
bakers Greek Church, spencer Friday. Sept 5.
Roekport do Saturday do 6.
GantrRHilIe. do Monday. 8.
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Yellow Fever.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. 10.
Three deaths from yellow fever have occur
red within the last twenty-four hours. With
in the week, ending Saturday, there were six
teen deaths from fever.
New ORLEANS, Sept 10.
The vomito is reported to have disappeared
at Havana. No alterations at quarantine here
yet.
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FINE WALL. PAPFRs-rpHOIsTER WORK.

NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS. a.
6SCHMIDT Il STARK have their estebiah
- ment First street arg= assortment of II Papers.
from itie the gded omrrising
thing beautiful description this line. They
also keep everything appeaininE upholstery
chairs Having enlaFFsd
acconmodats increased business
prepared receive show thema
Ie-rns ork M low n-9oes ap2e-tf
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Fremont Mass Meeting.
PRovIDENcF Sent

IROVIDENCE, sept. 10.
The Fremont mass meeting held here to
day is an immense gathering. Delegations
are pouring i'll from all quarters, and are
with music and banners. The houses are
decorated with flags, and the streets are
thronged with people. The greatest enthusi-
asm prevails
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A Nj B Z O I Y P Els
CHARLES BARN U NJ,

CHARLES BARNUM,
~ G In es. CEockS. y w e7rTe De-
FIRST STREET BErwEtS MAIN AND LOCUST,
Evansville, Ind.
WATCHES AND JtWEIRY
received nue. tot
which he is prenared 70 eel sseapef snsa
on STYLES sud ices Jswelry Of all kinds and esaity IN
oudipg Gold. Stone Mosaic Corai IN sests sols
80 Si7vsr Chains L.ekets, Necklace Hfngs,
Gil Siis Sleeve Buttons Gold Pins PLATED Sroorsaae
Eort silver Thiubes Guards Keys Jett Brace lets &C.,
Ee In fact everything usually in Jswery stare
iii which will warranted rerreened ana wifi ne
ia cheaper than offered before in the ettv s@
from those purchasing is respectfully
Jswery Of al kinds repS1red II IL
bat an work warranted -. -.
Ayss-~ sAA~. %11ses@4-
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cor AZ an 3sG%ERG&~ NOTICE.
FEN have this day formed ership
III under style and firm of A J. Colburn IL Co and
having taken the firm of Colburn
the liabilities the sais
Colburn and alone authoriz
the business of the eame. ANDREW j. COLBURN.
VISIT JONAS C0LBGRN.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER!
TCHES AMI TENN ET D V


WATCHES AND JEW ELRY.
NWTE have lust received, and have constantly hand
Wv and well selected stock of Jewelry
qualities styles which will besOd East
prices.
Open Watches including few Railroad TimekeePors,
ali warransd allow figures We also keep the largest
Dawson, Warren Hyde's and j. B. Beers
fine Gold Pens. in the city
Silver Ware Monies Aceordeons. eight day and
thirty Clocks always ha aud for sale at reduced
prices Receiving all goods direct from the Manufactu
extremely low price. BITTROLFF SONS.
jeIs Main street. betw. First and Second SITS.
EB AAS-5 casks Quigeys extra cured Hams Just
reo'd and for sale in lots to suit by
aug7 u. ID. OOpk SON
EHXTREFAMILV FLOUR .-Soha from white wheat
~ of this growth, just reed and for sale by
aug12 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
HI angis S. e. GILBERT & co.
PAY YOUR TAXES FOR 1855.
FHNHE Tax Duplicate cisof Evansville for 1885, is
@ hands. aud under the instruction of the
Council collect prior the first Monday in No
venber 1885, there but little time in whch do the
business those interested will the necessity of calling
SETTLE Council has decided to tahe
Collector. Office at HolliDrwortk Hughes.
Main street. j. WESLEY HUGHES, Collector.
sep2-3m
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

HNRANCIs FENDRICH & BROTHERS respectfully inc
III citizens Evansville aud vicinity that they ba
more house in this place where they will and
all kinds of Domestic and Imported
Cigars and Snuff Their of Tobacco and
Cigars every variety and brand will be
by giving a call,
al prices. Please and examine. aug2a-3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-11

Az hereby inform the br Evansville
8E cauutryi euera', that this date,
pened said where shall keep
all of Wines and Liquors which sell
he lowest prices Country store keeper will we'll to give
al a call.
Particular stock pure Port,
laret and Madeira Wines French old whisky
in bottles. which adapted Tor medical prrroses
HAMBO & CO..
myI6-tf Vain street onras;ta = @ nv r--uss.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-11

N NOTIFIES arrival of Lawns. Musqueto Bars. Green
n wi dow Paper. an general Of other Dry
Goods jylT SAMUEL EMBiOH
HNLOUR, BACON AND LARD.-We have hand
n small lot Flour Bacon Lard aad Corn Meal which
we wish to cell TO slsss eonsgnmsns -
$50 PREsTOH Bkos'