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The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09
VAH.uAEsE4Ea E.AND ZOE SALE.

T5EHE following Tracts Land offered for sale;
The south half Of section eight ts). containing three
twenty The southwest quarter OF sec
tanning hundred sixty acres
southw quarter section eighteen (S): con
tanning hundred and ninetyteven acres an lylg IN
Township six south of range eleven west IN NanasFDurg
county. Indiana.
above Lands surveyed and marked out IN
forty and Il be sold in QUANTITIES to SHlF
ehaaers. Apply to sep23 O. N Nr-i in
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09
EeOnEAnT mENES.

VgNHE Coal from these Mine is being delivered to an
part eity Evansville. Persons requiring tn
leaving the Companys tunder tn
Tel graph offce) will have them put through.
The price Will be for this month bushel deiVere
cents az the Mines.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09
EVANSVILLE TOOE NTOR j

EVANSVILLE TOOE. STORE,
Main Street. be w. First and SeCOnds
having returned from the East. is
now receiving an extensive stock of Hardware,
sistingsO all kinds OF
tsccEaaD1css FOOLS,
the qualily approved styles OF American and
English manufacu forming most complete and choice
assortment; alfn
Building Hardware.
Locks Tatches, Butts and Hinges Bolts, &C., Trim
nings for Furniture. sc
Farming Tools,
shovels Spades Hay nure Forks Briar Soythes
Hav and Straw Knives Grain Soups. &c.
EOusefurniSh Goods
and Forks (Ameriean and English) all kinds of Tea
Table spoons Caudescks and alters Kettles
Pans Coffee Mills. FIRE Sets &c. &,
POctget Cutlery. Guns, Pistols &c.
always hand; Chains Hames, Saws Axes, Rope Pump
Fixings Re
by the liberal of the citizens of E
vicinity the dersigned has LARGELY ADDED
Hardware ard will always keep the greatest
variety Mechanics Tools Of the best quality ns
we'll other goods continuance Of tron2ge i respect
fully requested. sep24 a. VALID lhCh.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09

- 81 BOXES Hamburg Cheese;
- ~ 50 do Engli Daily. fer sale BY
sep29 TENNEY & soRENsoN.
q SB sep20 TENNEY & SORENSON.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09

WAITING be made up che most fashion,
= he Boots Caters for after the latest
6aerns from France the Eastern cities All varieties
Of sins shoes CATERS with heels high enough suit the
most for ladies, ana perfect OF patterns
for children large and small fashionable Boot and
( shoe store Of sept23-3m JOHN RASCH.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09

TO CA&PETTESS.
WETANTED immediately fifteen carpenters to work y
wV miles from Henderson. the Henderson an Nash
vile Bailroad. Apply to p. SEMONIN 81 CO.. Ag't
7-Iwd YEATMAE & PALMER.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09

30 8Aas B sass:: sf:ff i,.s gs95lg ea;a Fssfi a.si
5000 lbs Bran; hand and for sale by
sen25 HERSHBERGER & CARSON
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09

BLANK E2IS.
T7HE undersigned having commenced the manufacture
ID their mIa5 Dexter, New ork, pre-
sell all Blankets. low they pur
ehaed York. with the addition OF freights
ill orders any ount at shOrtnOtlce.
keep hand good asortn ent OF "a, 10 4, 14 124
Super Family 81 -ukets-
Heavy Negro Blankets.
Gray and hite Saddle Blankets. &C.. &c. to which we
invite the attention o the trade.
oct6 ) " hAGHEE Il co
ERREss tsUUD@.-We e have received a Iar1e stock OF
Ladies Dress Goods Of all kinds which very
cheap. Oct6 j II. MAGHEE Is CO
- = pcs Plain Black widths just rscd and for
- - sale very low by oc6 II MAGHEE d 90
VI go 900 s B. Ribbed; 100000 G. D. Ribbed;
G. D. Plain reed per railroad, for sale
duced prices by oct6 l. q D. HEIMANN
aAGRUSs genuine Rose OIL gross genuine Bears OIL
q ~ DO Beef Marrow; do iiaue' 's3e cf Marrow
1000 lbs Bar Lead. 100 bags ass numbers Sho &
rec d per railroad and for sale by
oet6 l. & D. HElMANN.
aa ATCHES, q c.
q Il 200 gross round wood box Natches
u kegs Double Refined Sa1tpetre;
20 British LUster;
500lbs indigo hest quality rec by railroad and for sale
at reduced prices by cots /. L d. HEIMASN.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09

ESLOUR, Bran and Shorts at wholesale and retail
q Iiyered Tree OF charge, by JOHN BC EIIS.
oct6 Main streettoppos1te State Ban
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09
EDEUN x. SEYMOUR
ATTORNEY AT LAW

Il o airy Il Ia b ic,
Once Third street City Bank Building,
sep15 '56-1y EVANSVILLE. IND.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09
NENg FEETp ST6A

on THE CORNER SECOND AND CANAL STREETS.
viii kee hond the choicest brand
= ol Family Flour No fresh Meal. Ear orn, Shelle
Corn Oats Bran, Shpstuf Crushed Feed, Baled Hay &c
aquantties suit customers trade delivered by Ex
press send in your orders.
seP35-H r B. HART
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09

HR. SANDERs:-You viii please announce the name f
WILLIAM WARREN. q candidate Assessor Pigeon
Township at the October election. oet7-ts%
a-z=ZEBTrT,ON NJ p "a RTER of Bonneville il cor-
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09

/ VNOODWORK Fen BUGGIEs, &C.
! w s. Seasoned Buggy Bulbs;
50 do "a do:
And good Feloes Shafts spokes Buuy and
Wagon Bows Poles ETC., and sale by
/ sepz5 SAMUEL ORR.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-10-09

FEHOBACCO bexes Yirginia Io5ageo lust rec q pc
e railroad and for sale BY oet5 fhESIoN q bkoS.
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ILLNo1s.-The following letter gives cheering
news from Illinois:
81 left Old Virginia short time ago, and came
here in this hot-bed of Abolitionism. being sup
porter of the dear old South and all her institutions
am assailed on every hand by the fanatic sup
answer them by showing the whole workings of our
system. But am met by the assertion that am
coming all my statements and want authority for
them, and know in the Enquirer shall find what
| want. 49,, ...
There is great change going on here. This
dates 1900 majority, and this fall we will give just
1000 for Buck and Brock. This State will 20 for
Buchanan and the Union by at least 10000 ma.
jority."
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INcENDIARY PUBLIcArIoNs.-The Saturday Eeren-
ing Post Philadelphia paper, extensively circula-
ted in Virginia and other Southern States is enga-
ged in publishing Mrs. Stoves abolition novel.
The Richmond Dispatch warns the public against
this incendiary sheet. The sale of it in Virginia
ought to be suppressed. We earnestly call the at
tention of Southern men to the abolition literary
wares which are peddled so extensively in Virginia
The New York Herald says it has reason to believe
that from the Potomac to the Rio Grande, the South
is full of book stores, containing literary works.
biographies, novels periodicals, newspapers &C., of
the most incendiary kind.
Petersburg Ezpress.
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Special Notice.

The STANDARD is conductedstricy upon the CASH SYSTEM
n, nopers are discontinued at tile expiration Of tho time
TO, ch they hare been paid Subscribers sc'~ be noted
orR WEEKS before their time is out by CROSS MARK on
their papers and unless tile Subscription" IS re"eoed the pa
pkr uU be discontinued This rule from "hcA 1"e''
u no Departure Watch for the cross mark ana re'e0
yow subscription.
JVeekly Standard 81 per annu,n, IN ad0ance.
Semi Weekly Standard 81 per annum. do.
90 Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Office from, we'll the one to, which
they desire the change to be made.
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The Register and Hon. p. s. Brooks.
Notwithstanding our knowledge of the doubtful
character of the Register, we had not heretofore
supposed it to be Sumner sympatser; but its no.
tee of Hon. p s. Brooks and his speech here, leads
us to this conclusion. 1t says:
"Mr Brooks was called out and made remarks of
an extraordinary character Without any regard for the
feelings of perhaps the greater portion of those whom he
addressed he took occasion to make undgnfed, dis
urteous and ungentemanly attack upon MIR. Fillmore
stating instance that be level with such
Giddings, de-
The assertion that Mr.. Brooks " made an undig-
nifed, discourteous and ungentlemanly attack on
Mr.. Fillmore is totally destitute Of truth He said
that he was willing for any jury of twelve men to
take Mr.. Fillmores record, up to the time be was
elected Vice President, and to say if it not as
bad as Giddings, Hale, and others during the same
time No honest jury, we say, would fail to find
such verdict.
But in candor, ard in justice to Mr.. Brooks, we
will state that he (Mr. B. was not informed of the
character political complexion of the assemblage
that met to compliment him, and he very naturally
supposed that it was q number of Democrats that
thus called on him; and consequently he made some
what of a Democratic speech. Had he been inform
ed as he should have been, that the crowd was COM
posed of men Of both parties, he would doubtless
have avoided even the appearance Of q partizan
speech. -
But we cannot be surprised at the Register. The
paper that vonld defend Hon. E G. Reade for his
sntansous vote to censure Keitt, could not be ex-
pected to do otherwise than sympathizs with Sum-
ner and his crew. f sst
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MAssAcHusEr1s-TheB Boston Atlas of Saturday
says
affairs have assumed such an appearance in
Massachusetts that unless we have at once union
of all Fremont men, 1t is gerry possible that the State
maav giue her electoral cote for james Buchanan.
We say plainly, that there has been no
union of the fremont forces in Massachusetts, that
there has been only folly, wrangling and dissen-
sion that have lost all power of exercising any
influence upon our sister States
FOLLY, wRANGLNG, AND ;DIssENsIoN," only, in
the Fremont ranks in Massachusetts,! Only think
of it Help, help, cries the Atlas of the party, or
We sink.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-03

s BALL AND Party AT SHocco. There will be q
ball and party at Shocco the evenings Of the 10th
and 18th instant We learn that this delightful wa
tering place is much crowded, and we have no doubt
the contemplated ball will be brilliant affair. The
enterprising Proprietor, Mr. Sessums, spares naiter
attention nor expense to please his guests and reader
them comfortable. "a a:.s y ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-03

COOKIES New MAP OF North CARoLMA.-The
editor of the Staunton Spectator has seen proof
sheet of the New map of N. c., by WIN. D. Cooke,
A. NJ. It proves to be most beautiful piece of
workmanship, and will certainly be the most per-
published. The lettering is large and remarkably
distinct. The map will be ready for delivery in the
course of few months.
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We are authorized to bet S. 900 that Pennsylvania
will cast her electoral vote for Buchanan 81, 600
that Buchanan will get $780, 900 more votes in the
whole Union than Fremont.
A reward of 81 900 will be given any one who
will procure the acceptance of the first of the above
propositions. Washington Union
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A boy, mail rider, has been arrested for robbing
the mail on the route between Newton, in Dallas,
N. c., and Yorkville, S. G. He confesscs guilt
and charges boy, mail carrier between Lincoln.
ton and Morganton, with similar ofsnce-who
has, we learn also been arrested.
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ApPo1NrMENTs-We are pleased to learn that Mr..
VIM. V. Geffroy, of this town, has received APP
pointment to a first class ($l2OO or $14tC Clerk.
ship in the Department of the Interior, at WASH
ington.
We are also gratified to learn that William A.
Harvey, ESQ.,, who run his K. N. opponent to the
throatatch at the late election in this county, has
been appointed Superintendent of the public works
at Nays Head Inlet.
ELebeth CStu Pioneer
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SERIOUS AFFRAY IN ARKANsAs.-We learn from q
gentleman direct from Linden, Arkansas, the St.
Francis river, that difficulty occurred between
number of gentlemen residents of that place. which
resulted in the death of six of the party. The dis
turbance grew out of political dispute.
Memphis EagLe.
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ANOTHER SPL1r.-The Know Nothing State Coun-
Gil of New York met last week and split, portion
endorsing Fillmore, and the other portion Fremont
Know Nothings have fully proved that their politics
susceptible of infinitesmal divsibility. Wede-
fly any mathematician to enumerate all its divisions
and subdivisions.
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W We are requested to state that the extra
train, for conveying the Military, &C., to Haw
R yer, will leave Raleigh on Thursday morning next
at o'clock, precisely.
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lNLERk WANTED.-AN EFFICIENT BUSINESS
~ man will find employment Clerk in the Post o.
fee at Raleigh NC He must write god business hand
and come well recommended -. -
W. WHITE, Pm
September 9, 1885, ~ If
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ATTENTION! "INDEPENDENT GUARDS"
AK You ARE COMMANDED TO MEET AT THE
XY3 COURT HOUSE on THURSDAY, the 4th inst
at o'clock, A. n, armed and equipped, In acisser
Uniform, with thirteen rounds Of blank cartridges.
Asos attend meeting of the Company, this (WEDNES-
DAY. evening O'Clock to transact business
Also, attend the driIl Of the Compsny this TUESDAY)
eysning ct o'clock. Punctual attendance Il required
By order Of the Captain, ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-03

BALTIMORE, Aug. 30.-Flour has advanced; s,
at Sc 81. Wheat and corn are unchanged.
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Declined the Nomination.
BosroN, Aug. 29.-Amos A. Lawrence has de-
clined the Fillmore party nomination for governor.
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IT OOK AT WAKE.-THE UNDERSIGNED BE-
LING anxious of closing their Mercantile business
moving South offer for sale valuable Of land lying
the Hllsborough road eleven miles northwest Of Raj
eigh, near Mount Hermon Church. The land is nearly all
in fresh growth within fdr miles of Worthwhile Depot on
the Centrar Railroad, containing hundred aud forty
acres, more OF less with comfortable story dwelling
house store house, blacksmith shop and houses
This is an eligible stand for Physician or Merchant,
there being new and tasty medical Office and opening
to sell dry goods The land will positively be sold the
highest bidder upon accommodating the first day
Of October next We would take pleasure in showing the
premises to any person who wishes to buy
-.'-.s ..... -r- j. J. ,LYNNi& BRO.
August 20, 1856. u4s-wtOipd
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TELEGRAPH1c FORGERY PRovED.-Speaking of
the late election in Arkansas, the Little Rock True
Democrat says: The vote is the heaviest ever poll
cd, and tho proportion about two to one. Our tri-
umph is unprecedented! Out of vote of some
thirty-ve forty thousand, the majority of Elias
N. Conway, the Democratic candidate for Governor,
will be ten if not twelve thousand. We have elect
ed, by overwhelming majorities, both our candi-
dates for Congress; we have elected every one of
the Circuit Judges we have elected every one of
the Prosecuting Attornies We have elected twelve
out of thirteen, if not the whole thirteen State Sen.
ators we have elected sixty-two or three of the
seventy-fve members of the General Assembly
and finally we have elected more than e-fourths
of the sherifs, clerks and other county oficers"-
And yet this is the State which the Geographic wires
asserted had gone by ar overwhelming majority
against the Democrats to the great joy of the Free
mont papers, which printed the gross misstatement
and have never yet corrected it'll!
The same remark will apply to the K. N. papers
of the South, many Of which appear to be playing
into the hands of the Fremont party. They have
never corrected this enormous Geographic falsehood
DEATH OF AN EDIToR.-We regret to learn that
Josiah johnson, senior editor of the Fayetteville
Carolinian, died on the 25th ult. He was good
writer, and worthy man. The Fayetteville Oh
server thus speaks of him:
"Mr johnson had but recently removed to this place.
but during the brief period of his residence here be had
won the respect and kind of all with whom he
associated. He native of Connecticut but hau resi-
ded for some years in this State.
His remains were conveyed to Clinton on Tuesday
morning. for ntermen -escorted by the Lafayette Light
Infantry" of which Corps he q member"
az The Wilmington Herald publishes the fol-
lowing with evident delight. It shows that aboli-
tionists and Fillmore men at the North are about
the same thing; and that Fremonters are satisfied
with Fillmore. 1t needs no comment from u.s. The
Herald says:
"GREAr ADHEs1oN.-The Fremont Club of Plattkill New
York. numbering $50 strong, held meeting Saturday
highland after talk the Club threw its Fremont
banner and burnt up the re-rnd then marched
in body Ronks Hotel where they Joined the Fillmore
Club"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-03

SroKx-Wc had a heavy rain, with high wind
from the Northeast. commencing on Sunday night
last and continuing during the ngh and the nextday,
Monday. The streams have been raised considerably,
and in localities there must have been loss from
freshets. We fear that the shipping on the coast
has severely suffured.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-09-03

Yello,o Fecer A6ating at Fort Hamilton.
New YORK, Aug. 27-The yellow fever is nov
abating at Fort Hamilton. 1t is thought that it viii
shortly disappear altogether.
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ATTENTION "oAK.crTY auARps."

\NM PARADE AT THE ARMORY, TOMORROW
HY (1hursdayl the 4th inst at 61< O'clock, a. m in
- Wsnter Uniform, provided also with Summer
Uniform and thirteen rounds of Plank Cartridge
(By order Of the Captain,)
JNO. SPELMAN, O. 8.
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Ball and Party at shocco.

Ball and Party at ShOcCO.
THERE WILL BE BALL AND PARrYgAT
Shocco Springs the evenings of the 10th and llth
Of September. B. ID. SESSUMS,
September a, 1885, ss Syst
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August 80, 1856.

VALUABLE BOOKN.-RECENTLY PUBLISH
=, ED-Sermons for the people, by +. D. Huntington,
Sin, Redemption by Rev. d. N Sheldon, D. D. e'''
The Life of the Rev. Spencer a. Cone. ~
Contributions to Literature. by Samuel Gilmsn, D. D.
business by Freeman Hunt Editor of Merchapts Masxne
of Virginia = 800 -, -'Fe1 <~.7et ~
Shepards Constitutional Text Book being practical sud
familiar exposition Of the Constitution
Designed for the use Of Colleges Academies aud Schos
1t valuable book Of reference all Of people.
For sale by Il T.s w. L. POMEkOf,a
September l, 1856. 1. g.
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MARRIED,

In this City, the 9th August, by Rev. VIM. Pell
MesGy ME Marshal for the Psr
ESQ.,, Treasurer of the State. ',-
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+ III e M A II X e + 8 /.
PETERSBURG MARKET.

CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE STANDARD By
N. NJ. MARTIN, BRO, & CO.,
Grocers Commission Merchants 40 129 sycamore ct
PETERSBURG, Aug. so, 1856.
TOBACCO-The breaks this week have been heavy for
the though the bulk of the tobacco opening
very common quality. Prices well sustained. We
quote poor to common Tugs (of light weigh) at IS sO6
So eood to gooS eg
$685. mddling to fair - 25@1, and good to very good
WHEAT.-The market for prime White has slightly i'm.
proved to day, with sales at 81 81.
COTTON.-Owing to larger fportion of our manufac-
note less activity this article with smart decline We
lot might bring little The market continues very
CORN.-We quote as formerly, 75@s0c.
BACON.,This article IS lower: Sides 21]@1a CENTS
and lots "a
GUANO.-Stock hand yet light; to these are
several cargoes expected The demand active for
the and quote No. Peruvian S55 per ton Of
1000 TBS.
LEATHER.-Continues high at full prices ard an up
MOLASSES-stock and transactions light. We quote
o. at so to etc., Porto Rico so to &c., Portland syrup
RICE.-we quote prime So to cts.
SALT-The demand continues steady at 1900. for L. p
fine in lots from vessel and 1885, from store.
very light for the Holders firm and the demand
steady at full prices . F
WILMINGTON MARKET.
. WILMINGTON, August 80, 1856.
TURPENTINRINo change to notice in prices: Sales
and 81 40 for hard per ESQ ts No transactions this
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- Declined one ct. on previous
quotation and Is bbs sold yesterday cents per gal
Ion. Nothing done this morning; market dull.
ROSIN-No sales.
and sold yesterday at 81 10 per sack, 90 days.
TAR-4s bbls. sold yesterday at $l.5O per Dbl.
WHEAT-Sale yesterday Of $500 bushels N. c. at 81.
a71S for red, and $l.471z per bushel for white.
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DIE D,

Ather residence, Yadkinville Yadkin county Mrs.
N. L. Hauser, wife of T. G. Hauser Esq
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~ Our Representative, Mr.. Branch, has returned
70 his residence in this City. We learn that Mr..
ora'ge passed up the Railroad on Monday morning,
ID his way to his home in Salisbury.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

FAYETTEVILLE, August 80, 1856
BACON firm at IA to Is cents-FLOUR IS to 81 25
according to quality-CORN 80 cents per bushel-TUR
PENTINE q 20 to So aoper SPIRITS 80 cents
per gallon.
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Disbursements By the Sergeant-AtArms.
WASHINGTON, August 29.-The House of Repre-
sentatives account in pay and mileage amounted
this morning to 81 ,097 900. Whew!
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WWe are under many obligations to our two Sena-
tors in Congress, Messrs Reid and Bggs, and to
Representatives, Messrs. Branch, Cingman, Craige
Winslow, and Ruf6n, for useful public documents
during the late session of Congress.