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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-24

PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENT
toRitE PASTE. tor sale b.,
scp26dts -, %
AsOaP AND taNDlE..-No ts,n,.
- " hie Soda aud Palm Soap. Adan44i.., IlI' .o"p
- co., % l,s II / HAtDA -
let'rzlutt
kEE ft iI<-'S superior ssho.uh,,t, =, -.
~ cargo expected neNt Heek tor sar H. - me
consumers at liked rates y the manufacturer 80 and
.,s, IL { HARDY At9
1ef ictDrshaIy
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~ barrels for saIc low TO ciast stgum,,f fe"
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refreshing
NIUE; - sEsSEN~.-Eaii su,p,,,,,;-
WI CHINA GLASS AND EAkTHENN tHttHt"n OF
Just imported ~ ship oUcut laiIau 4,., H. " ave
iaofedud fEc and Ia, auttni as-,rim.utut tlr VS..
ware, a., COIN rising eser! altiel ustaIi, kcf m 5ieu
Punishment some 4 the patterns u4iIr, - IL. 10
different from an. thing ever offered his market @ wy
81 ti and NhHe rtneH t,na. H., sd % 'e1
lrts Plated easi'Is l-ao"'ug ol,ses Fancy Va
la - aud commanding. - ''ofs Is
Merchants and others buying Goods in the sAo,.ff.
do wei 10 can on as before purchasing are q Ain oi
he'd that can sell them reasonable term. a. salts
in he Northern markets Stone Narrat s,utf5ar Aa4st
MI Tx a NTENENS
Nos'+' Sycamore :,
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blIht.-"F FN1Ntt ~ @1T Win = :
patch lho superior fast sailing, double decNcd
aud Go Ppcr fastened schooner. " ELLEN, Captain
J ANts srFW All loading and VIII sal as above
balance 81 tr'tpht apply To
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A. FITTING AND PLGHRaN(.- We ~
NP'luIiY can the attention of the Public
dns y Baker. Philadelphia
Weafe prepared TO do Plumbing Work If I'll kinds
a. 'e I,sets hot Cold or Shower Baths Iron or t..r
PA" loS' WASH basins Iron or Wcdgtuarr =
nish eH1S lrenor Lead Boilers Iron or Copper ", 81.
kinds Of Plumbing Work.
N'la aSo ask attention To Galvanized Iron Ila
~ ~ 3alhry who wish to have Gas Water INTRODUCED
""' IL - helr advantage TO call on the subscriber
,,r.,.4..t =, -, JAS CLELAND
vtaGf Al gas Filter &c "a door above Liberty
Nam 81 yntaburg, va. s,f.#.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-24

ItHA>p ARRIVAL. Of tn. largest sfo,i. oi
NJ all and W inter staple and amy Dry boadH
chased heter and hr exhibition by thu HudrrRned To winch
be Gale thr attention Of ms aud The pubr
Al H. good. arr Henrted with 10 aly" quality
and purr II want e. buy call III him he
Is determined 10 sell very cheap pr rash In Country Mer
chants BE- has only word to and that E
mfhcr Fad hud buy your goods tfam him he
viii sci cheap any house Richmond r Petersburg
oct It's NATHANIEL I'll GGENIiIIMIR
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JEWELRY. WATCHES, &C.

'kND those in want 81 -neb nriiric-. wound
lnsst ryspomly ctt thou affruuou supply 81
lIu+ Non hans, tr#=s, WHishr- aud mauy ether
t uumrlou- to mention Just and Tor sale cheap
tr cash tUl aul examine ttunt
-lAs IlI-nM ~.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-24

- and Coffee Nugat all grades and prices Imperial Gun
Powder md Hack Tea NJ aud Mnckerola beautiful
LOT at Dfia1 Hert which VIII take pleasure seng
lies Mn orenua aud cuba Mahasc cutting and He Apple
Cheeze Sperm Adanantue Panty ta"r,d and iaIIuw Can
dlos Virginia Hometea Ily scaled Peaches surar ot Pop
Com candy hur lot Of straw hrsWs homemade, Toilet
and Har SOAP. IaRuirai RIO and JANHt aho
have also added 10 stock beautiful lat Of DRY
GOODS such summer Cashmere Plaid Ginghaua Prints,
PLAID aud striped DpmrslIc lirAche and uhbeat hrd Cot
ton which ~ III sell low fot Cash
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aai his. Z" ha9t Taf.is ,.n>fIur' :. o. =. :
ilI4.'' ~ t5 L' HIM y b.ius tar .rr. ~ ~ We
tata , and vet it ebapl. ,,,, H.. Of a. enlor H..
ale ny the Agents / II JtIa,[,.H s.GaI Ho.ar. i.r
'' i'''Ai NfFN g.
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" M All NUANIIF9I t5l llUII1 IuTI0Il
nm etIruCs
W beg laavos h inform uttu1s ,ud the public
TIM VI hay" ust received aud Will keep always
complete assortment Of III" huts quality ot the
article AmanEu other. uft magnificent bld \ Port
WI Nniage NJ Old M"rt"ltogunf uiy. Vintage 5-u,
NHitf II IaNpt rrletb,d Iuadun i1Hrk l andy
IA ~trrry esrrtlmraurd Vintage I-A6 Hungarian White
and la ne { Htt 81 lc MafHauS Vineyards solu,
dam Holland tin Bhf,i1, fefku i.aulpu rai,r
~ hel grade If the AhoN" gauds ht 1T HmN n,d.
ma iuIpos,a
liz above are MI hotties ready transpoftuil
And n# We hhN etls drce From HHl huds l.fY
pet iou ina ir' ct quality and warrant all
~ tnfr md unadultornftd W tatai. IA
mcui IT Ntuos aud tu delicious pros I'VE
bnt,h Jelly witch invita- the ,Has as souIrAug
oHf stock ut Cigars epmpfisrs p tn, brand. ct r.
HpaHuas Principles EasI India thotoeis from au ia 60 m
pei Thousand which Ne ono nj Whuosa" and recall all
"i tffh'ee brands OF lyueohar Tobacco and feel
ed hat IA" banso ia suchNuE rseuhet greater
Inducements better geods better then stono,
than ourselves MEAD HARRIS CO
\ u Wefecummena our Hungarian W se Wiur ~ a deli
ca aud ohennl tonne ifau all aeubol aud the heating
ereals"t all alcoholic preparations
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q EssEsNf-S, W. have lot al No. AZ" -
4 Hrrfmason hand, gncd from fresh aand- y
"" 81. 5=si. ia" tocl,-s LEI 4 doHN-t>
suu.3HFIf.
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INIT FOR TAT.-A RepI, TO Mrs stowe

Il "Dred,' The fe Axe and Saddle BsEs. by Mlburn.
Martins by Chas Lever o. John Halifax, Gentleman
cts, Evelyn Malson 50 HAS Of thc Shaulemuc g 25
aisey Necklace Spurgeons sermons Life Captain
Vecker Putnam Novomber Balous Monthly for Novcu
Der lie Bruins 1camacu Miicheas Ancient Biography am
Nuss gust reeeved at MORSES.
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trade aud hay" superior accommodations passengers
They an commanded 10y experienced Captains. VII quail
lied to tie trade, and Who Will spare eNe,ou
MEDIATE
They viii be lowed up aud down III" rive, L., aHl
may hc feurd on To sail promptly advertised Merchants
geihE North or ordering goods ttaH BOSTON, VIII find
thor interest To- snip 10y tbs line tire only regular linz
and freight Viii always be taken low 10y etho
sis and uAtJH 'nar VIII be made by th" agents Richmond
and HusteH tn give satisfaction
unexpectedly ask and hope To succ obtaining full
aAnfo If patronage
The Ia Richmond a Dock. nd u Is
Ion "a koNts Wharf
DAVID & WM CIRRlT L #AtIoud. ,
ALLEN ~ WELTCil. Boston, ''f'"'
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NEW YOHk FACkEfs-1HHs Aoine 4 80
inc b rifnppsod pf the follow ing vessels and
sita Nr f4gk eteiy three days. All owned tie cts u
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-, iKtiAlA a pENNt~@s!,

T ,---T :
ksA %s9 .sEsS--.ls, NAIL ROAD NOTICE 10 SIM,
fEkS OF PRObI tt.--1n and after
The LIST day ct October ieso Btean and N,u-ou mot be-
iecr ed transIelton transported uHan tbs rad nm
less packed in Casks. Hu2shtSas crates or lisNcs
BY ofier of the Board l. II GILL
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sfi.n, AIEn * MARINE uN.uRAScr.-

tatFp T WILLS, Say ''
l'r Nm OtwHy owen,
ilr T. Ii tunarr Hfd'cal Er0'alnrS.
lie Medical Examinations Of subjects Insurance Will b
ue " The eirr Of tH- Company on each day brtv.an ~
uearS of - and o'clock. p NJ - 49," !"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-28
Later from Kansas.

ST.. LOUIS, Aug. %.
Reliable intelligence from Kansas to the
Goth, states that Lecompton has not been at
tackled by Lanes party yet, althoughit was
hourly expected. 1t is said that the Adolf
tionists number 1000 strong in the territory
and that they are preparing to fortify Lawrence
in case a retreat to any particular point be nee
essary.
Immediately after the attack on Col Titus
house in which skirmish Titus was wounded,
one man killed and nineteen taken prisoners,
Shannon went to the camp of the free State
men and exchanged the prisoners taken at
Franklin for those taken at Titus house.
1t is reported that four companies of u 5.
troops are near Lecompton, whose presence
it is thought will deter further attacks by
Lane.
The Republican this morning publishes a
call signed by large number of the most in
fuential citizens OF this CITY, for public meet
ing to be held at four O'Clock tomorrow, to
take into consideration the present state oil
affairs in Kansas, and to express the opinion
Of the people of st. Louis in connection there
with.
Advices brought yesterday by the steamer
David Trabue, state that four hundred volun-
teers from Jackson county, Missouri, went into
Kansas Thursday last.
Two hundred more have been raised in La
Eayettc county, and a large force i'll Clay coun-
ty.
Lanes regiment is said to be certifying on
the Wakarusa.
Robinson, Brown and other prisoners are
still in the custody OF the U. S troops.
One hundred and twenty recruits from Car
Isle Barracks arrived here yesterday, and were
Immediately forwarded to Fort Leavenworth
Also, seventy-four from Jefferson Barracks
Gen. Smith having made requisition for all
disposable force.
Orders have been issued to the commanding
officer at Fort Riley to have his troops in posi-
ton.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-28
POLICE MATTERS.

IT ? Anton Rosenkrantz brought before DAN
Chute Esq. charged with having committed Assault
and Battery his wife Amelia RoseEkrantz They live
in Lamaseo, and keep boarders Anton was under the
influence of the ardent when he went into the house
short time before meal time and demanded his coffee
His wife asked him to wait few minutes, when the
boarders would be in and all would be ready But An
ton that he would wat and behaved very rough
y toward Amelia. His wife told the girl bring Anton
his coffee, and the girl obeyed but with that aacrity
which he thought due his orders he took his
venge Mrs. Rosenkrantez, beating her in brutal
manner. In consideration Of another complaint, pend
ing against the under which he placed under
heavy bonds to keep the peace the justice fined him
but s aud costs.
SURITY THE PEAcE.-The parties the sane with
the above Anthon's OF his wife, was so saw
age that she feared for her life. peace warrant
accordingly sued out at Amclias instance and her lo,
ing spouse bound in the of $500 to appear at
the of the Circuit Court. He failed to give
the bond and was committed
III Henry Froquet and Bosler Kemp were full Of
Buchanan enthusiasm last Sabbath With dray for
their tumphal chariot they drove rapid shout
ing for Buchanan and singing songs greatly the an
Of the peaceable citizens. Complaint was laid
against them and before Dan Chute Esq and they were
fined in the OF so ceuts elch. second complaint
Of the character laid against the same indvd.
uas aud they put in for 50 each additional
and costs.
| IL John Hameth drank whisky; whisky went up in
to John Hamelh's head, John Hameth became unruy
and boisterous. He arrested in his career by
officer and taken before his honor asce Chute who
after fully and mpartiay investigating the case fined
John S1-paid.
| II Jno. Davis committed an A. sault and tery
upon Peter Baum with intent deprive him his vital
principle. Justice Chute bound him in Sa0O to
appear at the Circuit Court--gave dond.
BGu n charging him with having poisoned the spring
out of which Peter himself in with Davis and
divers other used by putting arsenic into it, The pro
esttion however failed to make any thing like
story and the deft honoraby acquitted aad
discharged.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-28

ed. On the third floor was large quantity
of cotton batting, owned by Messrs. Stearns
& Foster, all of which was destroyed. The
heaviest loss will be on the stock and build :
ing of Messrs Jas. Wilson & Co., and will not
fall short of forty thousand dollars. The stock
was insured as follows Sc 600 in" Hartford, %
$1,000 in "Covington," $4,000 in Royal"
$1,000 in Washington" and $4,000 in
/" Northwestern" On the building there
was $1,000 in the "Etna," 5000 in the
North Western" and $5,00Oin City. Messrs.
Stearns 81 Foster are insured in the Nation
al" to the amount of $1,000, Shich will cover
their loss. Mr.. Mccullough loses about one
thousand dollars, and Mr.. Pfrman about the
same amount. The buildings occupied by the
two latter were owned by Mr.. E. Tuite.
We learn than Mr.. Geyer received a severe
injury at the fire by being struck in the face
with piece of timber Gin. Com. 26t1.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-28
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UP TOWN ITEMS.
REPORTED BY UP TOWN, ESQ.

PoLE1sH WAR The poles is raging. FL more
pes poles and Fremont poles little poles
and big poles bush crested poles poles surmounted by
Shanghai ROSTERS and sharp pointed poles their
slender proportions in every part of the city, like
army OF ensgns, each Gearing the flag country
Another Buchanan pole raised Tues ay evening
the of Third and Locust streets. The high
est yet raised in the city, believe Buchanan he
orys but by far the most handsome those raised in
honor of Willard Fillmore. None exceed 100 feet in
heghth, from that they range down to Is 90 feet an
al for the part the growth ofindvidua patriotism
We wish that all more sangunary than the
war Of poles. Why don't the Fillmore en- raise reg
ular Kosciusko
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Arrival of the Daniel Webster.

rts New ORLEANS, Aug. Fl.
The Daniel Webster has arrived at the
Balize, with San Francisco dates to the 9Th,
and Aspinwall dates to the 10th.
Railroad Accidents.
EAsTIN, Pa, Aug. 81.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad bridge across
the Delaware, at this place. gave way last
evening. One engine was pushing another
across, when the first engine got fairly on the
first span, about $50 feet long, the whole span
gave way precipitating the engine into the
canal distance of forty feet. The other
hangs on the abutment. There were five per-
sons on the engine at the time, two of whom
escaped injury. Two were seriously hurt,
and George How, fireman, killed. A boat was
coming down the canal at the time and barely
escaped. The Philadelphia train on the Bel
videre road was within few minutes of its
time, and would have stopped directly under
the span that gave way. The New York train
was nearly due, and would have gone directly
over the span.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. q.
The Board of Health reported two deaths
on Saturday and Sunday.
PITTSBURGH. Aug. 81.
River 10 inches by the metal mark and fall
ng. Weather clear and warm.
NE~ YORK, Aug. 81.
Flour quiet with lower edeuey, sales of $500 bbls
o. 25 for Southern, and Sc 3O9s for exta. Wheat
dropping sales &C. bushels at 81 SO for Southern red
and 81 IS for Southern white. Corn dropping, sales
900 bushels at 81. MSS Pork buoyant, sales of
LOO bbls at 10 259l9 81 Beef firm. Lard steady.
Whisky firm at 33c.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 81.
Flour dull sales Of Howard and City Mills at
80. Wheat also without change. Sales of white at
I 81. Whisky unchanged.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
Late from California.
ARRIVAL OF THE
9@e. id
G. r A n A ID A
New ORLEANS. Aug. q.

New ORLEANS, Aug. q.
The steamship Granada arrived with dates
from San Francisco to the 9Th inst.
The Vigilance Committee is still in power.
July 9th the Committee hung Jas. lettering
ton for the murder Of DR.. Sandal few days
previous. They also hung Brace for a murder
year ago. Judge Terry is still prisoner.
Hopkins has recovered.
Several attempts have been made to fire
San Francisco and Sacramento. fire occur
red at Nevada, loss $20OOOO0i
The failure of Palmer, Cook & Co., to pay
the State and city cupons, created feeling of
indignation throughout. The State Treasury
will provide payment speedily.
The crops are good. The markets at San
Francisco were active, but closed dull There
have been serious disturbances in different
parts of the State between the Americans anJ.
the Foreigners.
The Illinois, for New York, takes forward
$1,5o00O0. She left Aspinwall the Goth
inst.
Nicaragua dates are to the 9th Matters
look squally for Walker. A body of Salvado-
reans and Guatemalans are TT Leon headed
by Caleam. There are many assertions among
Walkers men. One whole company is report
ed to have deserted. Walker has revoked the
exequatour of the British Consul at Leon.
Salizar has been captured, convicted of trea-
son and shot. Several natives were shot at
Morona for troarop T attarc uara found nv,
Salixar which caused the dismissal Of the Bril-
| fish Consul at Leon.
San Francisco papers say that Walker will
receive 800 recruits by the next steamer.
Another revolution in Costa RIGA has been
put down.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-28

0- The Enquirer Office was set on fire, in
four different places, by some miscreant. about
one O'Clock yesterday morning. Some gen.
tleman who happened to be passing discovered
the editorial rooms in blaze, but succeeded
in extinguishing the flames without creating
any alarm Gin. Com 26h. i .E
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-28
AUCTION SALES.


AUCIIONEEIis, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers'
SHAVING leased for Of years and fitted mp the
Old Court House. Of Main and Third
preparedto receive for sale auction private
SALE all kinds and merchandise household
furniture. horses. buggies. etc..
Cash advances ma lie assignments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
o'clock, A, M Also Tuesday, Wedn
and Friday nights 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
Evansville all the Enlargements and be-
evng will be for the interest of all concerned have
Monday of Every month for the sale of
Real Estate auctiol All those wishing sell
hand in their lists in time give the public due notice
The patronage those having Houses
sale private SALE solicit
ted. iyl5 WooLSEf NELSON, Auet's.
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Large Fire -Geyer's Assembly Rooms Destroyed
Heavy Losses by Insurance Offices.

About half past 10 O'Clock on Sunday night,
flames were seen issuing from the Feed Store
of Mr.. II Mccullough, on South Canal street.
between Main and Walnut, and in a very few
minutes the entire building was on fire. From
the feed store the flames rapidly extended to
the adjoining store, occupied by A. Pfrman,
liquor merchant, which was soon destroyed
The fremen had succeeded in getting the fire
under control, and were about taking up'' for
the purpose of returning home, when the roof
of James Wilson &c Co.'s Immediately adioin-
ing, Mammoth Warehouse was discovered to
be in flames. For a long time all efforts to
stay the progress of the fire seemed of no avail;
but the quantity of water which was poured
upon it from the different steam engines final
ly placed the confagration under subsection,
The fourth story of Wilson's building was oc-
Coupled by Prof. Geyer, and was known as
,Geyer's Assembly Rooms. This floor, togeth-
or with the roof Of the building. was consum
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-28

OF The grounds are being prepared for
our October Fair, and in due time will be in
fair order. And this reminds us that the fair
portion of " the people of Vanderburg' are
expected to be represented at the Fair by a
multitude of the works of their hands. We
have already published list of the articles
for which prizes will &c given.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-28

OF There is nothing more conclusive to
health than cleanliness of person. The best
preventive of Chills and Fever and many other
er diseases. prevalent during the summer pure
CASTLE soap, and clear water, applied freely to
the person; the water can be had any where
and the soap you can get at Keller; Farnsly &
Co.'s Drug store on Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-28
IMPROVEMENTS FOR JUDGE NORTON.

Judge Morton Peoples candidate for Governor, will
speak the following and places. Let whole
people turn out and hear him:
Spencer (owen Coz August 90, at1P.M.
Bloomfiefd, August 80, ut p. NJ.
Sullivan, September !. at l p. NJ.
Bowling Green, Sept. 2 at pm.
Terre Haute Sept. g. at P. NJ.
Seymour, Sept. 5, at O'Clock.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-28
Fillmore Club Meeting.

The Fillmore Club will meet at Apollo Hall
next Saturday Evening. A speech will be
made by Jas. G.. Jones, ESQ.,, on that part Of
the American Platform which relates to For
= eigners and the Catholic question. The volks-
bote is respectfully requested to call attention.
> to the subject of this Address
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-28

~ A gentleman who has lately visited the
most prominent cities of Indiana, says he has
observed no place growing faster than Evans
vile, if as fast. We presume fb is correct
The stranger need only walk about the streets
of Evansville an hour, to become convinced
we are fully keeping up with the progress of
the age.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-28
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

CONRAD BAKER. the candidate the Peoples Ticket
for the office Lieutenant will address the
Ps the political issues of the day the following
and places:
At owensvilio Gibson county. Sept. 5th o'elh ?.
At Barren Chapel, same evening at o'clock.
At New Harmony. Sept, 9Th, at O'Clock P. M.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-28
PEOPLES MASS MEETING.

Mass meetings of the People opposed to the present
administration and its continuance under James Buchan
m, will he held the following times and places.
Judge Morton and others will address the public
Terre Haute September Sd.
seymour September jth.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-28
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE EVANSVILLE DAILY JoURNAL,|

"Wednesday Evening, aug. II.
RIVER-As nearly dried up it ever gets to be, and
no prospect of an immediate rise.
WEATHER-Very fine, with considerable rain since
last weeks report Nights cold for the season.
BUSINEsS.--Sone dry goods, hardware. &c. are sr
irving by railroad. enough to keep up stocks. Their
is the prospect Of large full business in Evansvs
than we have had before AT this time business In
all departments duh, though little brisker than last
week. But few Oh anges in the markets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-28

~ The weather continues delightful
We have had but few nights this summer too
) warm for comfortable sleeping. This is some
thing unusual.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-28
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Fillmore and Donelson Climb

THERE will be meeting of the Exeeutivs Committee
i the Vanderburgh Fillmore and DoDeIson Club. att
ONCE Of the Secretary Friday at O'Clock p full
attendance is desired The Finance Committee will b.
pseted to report. By order Of the Chairman.
aR2a n n EEATS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-28
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

JAS. LooKHART and JAS. @. vEAToH. Esquires car :
didates for Congress- will address their
Newburg. warrickcounty Thursday. September 4.
BAKERS Greek Church. Spencer CO., Friday, Sept 5.