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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-17
STEAmfsoA TANDH sACEa1N \
a rBLA CKSlMITHING
NE.W srORE AND NEW GOODS!

I y n :
VXTE the lie of will and
Wv the ladies particularly that have for in
entire stock Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
Our assortment of fancy goods has in point
style and eheapRes also embroideres and
which only be appreciated by inspection. Call at the
Store Main recently occupied by H. W. ebberd
where will always be ready cell bargains
ePl7f $50 E-Lrar ROSER BRO & FREY. 4
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-17
CARPETs! CARPETsl

CARPETS! CAI{PETs!! - 20
have hand ne stock of Carpets Ofal styles from
w 81 IS yard. All desiring COOS
Carpets low rates will fnd to their 70 call
octl2 JOHNSON 81 FRENGH'S.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-17

lust received direct supply
j Winter Goods to which invite the Ladies' to give
sell cheaper than the cheapest
We would call particular attention stock of Wooden
PIais French and English Merinos Cashmere De LANES
Opera FIannels Embroderes Cashmere Robes
newt Gloves Wool Hose of all c9lors and ostbeau
tifu lot of LADIES' Collars Chemisettes Sleeves. 10
which will be sold the most reaueed pri ta
call. call novel ROSER, BROTHER IL FREY =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-17
Read THE FOLLOWING cERrrIzcAaEs.

- tfzl LoSDoN.l Laurel O.. Ky Nov l. 1855 =.
bxtSsRs v II SMITH d Oo-Last month"; W
to Louisville having been with the Ch and Fever
Tor SIX weeks and finding relief various rcvdit
that was induced give and Ague Cure
tr1a ana IN two days missed the chill and have
proving daily snce think disease return
on me would earnestly BILE pepxr
to all those who afflicted Fever and Agne or
Chills. tours truly, JOHN A CANAAN
hereby certify that du-iag tie past sided with
my ami On n u street Broadway the
sVliie N.Y. where myself and three m
ed with 0hills We tried the usual remedies n
as qulnine etc. without getting relief smith Co y
feyer and Agae Cure to and com
meneed using it, and in few days relieved
cneerinly recommend it certain
tor that distressing disease Iregard best
Tor the disease ever offered to the public
Vile, KY 81 -r-r--''fof.> III 4 IyTiE "ss
personally appeared before the undersigned W a. Lyle
ana aae oatn that the statements
certificate all true Given my hand this ed day 81
October. 1855 Jos CI5ENENTS = p y nSS V
OF salem Evansville, OF wholesale retail by -,
= >, .--.+ KELLER, FARNSLY e. 90 = =
Dru0 Main
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-17

NOTIONS! NOTlONs!l

afLoWER vases, thermometers. pan ions
Il best london sealing eight and Frenoh
aceordeons, fine French harps dolls TOYS tea
sets Hsnnais combs. superior neeales pins tooth
picks, key rings, pencils steel peus brushes way
beads domnoes chess mtn Emer5On's stsps toilet
jumping and battle grea
variety of notions for sale by A. G. PUSHEE
apps under Odd Pello VS. Hail. First ct. +
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-17
WEEE. HFAnE rr.nTHENs

got expressly give entire salts
faction. Give call before purchasing elsewhere
charge nothing for showing goods and astte the
est for selling them JOHNSON e. FRENCH
Main street. I'd door State Bank.
Tr5
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-17
MARBLE WORKS REMOVED.

FVvHE undersigDed woui respectfully inform the public
that his M1rbls Works to First street..
between Vine and sycamore nearly opposite Apollo Hall
have also Just received large lot Of fine Marble which will
ps price. had experience
rkman, will give personal attention to
every piece All kndsof wark featured after
style Monuments, TOmbs. Head and Fo0
Stoaes Marble Work generally and At prices which will
interest all who wanting anything
line OF business to give a call. t.g aHf
Particular will be given to orders from
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-17
"a ss50TALIsANT e DELAPLAGN,-
= forwarding Merchants,
ROnTs. SHOES, &c. FOR THE
On nHWW WNA V&l

fUsTr by a. j. Hart at the Crescent City Shoe
al Store in preparation Ior N ., compete
ssortme1t of s..t
sfth. description well of the quail
les for Gents Boys aud Girls. These goods
~ s and in addition to my old stock
utterly by other in the city
nothing of the rip doo die stock i'm NY
goods. Also, large lot of .s.-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-17
mORE NEWS FOB THE LADIES.

RMRS. MCKAY of Oineinnati invites the attentio
lVN the ladies of Evansville. to her Store whe
Shsy will ui variety Gaps and ether useful
First street, opposit Goss Jewelry Stores dee-2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-17
MOURNING DRESS GOOI
GUERREo TyPm
- ia KEN A u -rHE sim REA NJ =

A N assortment of very desirable Mourning Dress
I'm for sale at np2s a7'Ht7- g = HUGH
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HH oRsE POwEes AND THREsHERs.--Just

in Toni stOnesin the safest
n when ordered.
All work warranted, ~ nev15 If JOHN HYDE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-20
WORDS or WISDOM.

Tie folloaing - an rrIsci from late letter
u the late lion. Washington Hunt. e,.Gpsei.
nor Of New York, an old lrre Wing, snd one oi
the mast eminent menin that State OF in the
county -
Intending no disparaeemeni 81 The personal
merits Of any candidsie. am inpeilrd BY rlea'
seusr nf duty 10 the county 10 give nv vote
or NJ. Fillmore. accepl him IN nanonal
anil conservative grounds, retaining Al my inds-
pend nee. Welding ~ Whig principle, and with.
OIL protesting aay adhesion or Ill gianre ~ ~
ptiy wlirl dominates him. II our opinion,
Do nj accord 90 all points. prefer him as Ili'
rsndidaie whose political principles approximate
nearest 10 ms own. il,ving sustained lin III
elevated itnsi. ~ several orrasions, ! am pre-.
pared ioity hin again IN the pte.eni rrisis.
IL regsri /, ihe ffeign aud dpaesiir pslicy
u tie Government, nnt views have ever beer
suhrianitalls lie same. ! will yple Tor him b..
r.use lie i man ~ moderation and moi al ~
uai.i. lie stands midway between lie sinlen
agilatog IN bnib extremes. ] believe him TO b,
governed by an honest desire 10 reader even
handed I1tilce To both sections, accounting 10 ~,
constitution. and 10 keep lie peace between &C.,
s'sle. aud Slave States without suhjeciing eiiI,e
TO dishonor OF humiliation. II !. 10 objecnor
70 him 10 my opinion that he % supported bs !
porlion Of the Southern renple WHO did not sp
prove lie repeal o. Tie Missouri rompsri. ans
whose views are rational and eoneilstafy on ih'
slavery question: for sill maintain ihsI Their
are people South Of The Chesapeake who az,
worthy 10 be called fellow citizens, and wb'
are disposed 10 respect the rights snJ feeling
Of the free Slater, What sofI Of On E.seliiSt
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-20

CHEERING IxTELMGEScE.--The action OF
the Wing State Convention 10 New York N
Thursday renders as near certainty as hn-
man calculation can arrive at in advance "i
an event, that Fillmore will garry the Empire
State. We did not entertain doubt Of this
before, but the endorsation Of him BY the
Wing party Of New York is calculated to
di-peI all misg,vings Of his friend as far a.
that State is concerned. The Union &c the
Har,ls aud Softs is much Wanted by the
Buck .aneers as significant 81 victory for their
side in November But th,s Isall m00nshne.
A very large number 81 the Suits, under the
lead 81 the Evening Post, have gone over 10
the Black Republicans and will vote for
Fremont. To this extent then has the course
Of Old Buck been weakened in New York.
whilst on the ether hand FILLMORE has had
the accession of the oil line Wings in a
body, and to ihi. extent he has bern strength.
cned there. We do not see how any one
can entertain a doubt now about the vote 81
New York. The last battle between the
Iiards and Snfts during their h"stilities re-
rulted overwhelmingly IN iayor Of the latter
We believe that large majority Of these
have followed the Evening Post over Il
Frement's standard. and will thus swell hi.
yote and reduce Burhinan's oorre-pondingly
On the Other hand the addition Of the old
Wings To fillmore's forces gives a greatly
increased yisnr TO his caase aud brllIanCy Il
his prospects. I.rt no Southern friend nf hi
afterthis. feel the slightest dependency abouI
The result. ior lie may rest assured that be i
enlisted under banner that will wave -
triumph over the battlements of the Consti.
tuition and Of the Union in November next.
Pei. Intel
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-20
, sign You goods, andhayei mot frequently ask.
led you il by any means | could help you

sirn YOU goods, andhayef mt frequently ask.
ed you ifby any means could help you
alumgf
3Luok. nv crring son. at the words ! wrote
on the first page Of the Bible presented you
on leaving home. Alas! how true the SEN
|timents they express.
You received introductions to respectable
merchants, to one Of the Chicago clcrgymen..
(the, Rev. w. A. Smallwood,) and with what
entreaties did your mother and myself urge
YOU to connect yourself with church and
Sunday scheo We have just read your
frst letter, promising 70 make Yourself an
honorable name, aud associate with rtspecta-
Bile persons; and can it be possible that even
at that period you were associated with this
man Bigg? :
As write. I reflect what home you have
lost, and where are yous In a Jail. and for
stealing! The first, too. Of your family, OF
which have any record, who for hundreds Of
years have borne family escutche0n with
out stain! What can do for youP Your
mother, almost broken hearted, cannot be
left, and what conld do, were ! to come to
Chicago? From Captain Connects letter II
seems that the proof against you is positive.
The laws OF your country must be ,indica'
ted; seen no way but 10 let justice take ITS
course. But in your extremity what can !
recommend better than that you should tell
the whole truth, and cast yourself on the
mercy Of the Court, before which YOU will be
tried. But one consolation is left, and that
lis. repentance and prayer To God. He only
can help you, by forgiving you your sins. and
bringing you TO a knowledge Of peace IN
Jesus Christ. Oh at once cry to him for
aid aud direction. and may the urgency oil
your case lead You to true repentance.
We had been anticipating q surprise ioI
you in the shape Of a aumberoi presents. ar.
llicles of clothing. and on your arrival at age
next April. sum Of money; but our fond
hopes are all vanished. and until | receive
ad,ices from you or Capt. Connect. we know
not how we Can help you.
The first Monday in July is set dawn lul
your trial. What day il will be for you
parents, Would TO God, my son James
you had died in your infancy. unspotted irou
the world
Your mother sends her love yes, we boil
do. for we have hope that this painful an,
affective circumstance. your first step II
crime. will be your last. Until that is atonet
for what will you and We have To suffer-
remain your afflicted aud distressed
FATHER.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-20
Albany, August IA.

Albany, August 10.
PoLirIcs " NV YoRK.-'rhr Wig State
Convention met to-day. aud Is well aiirrslrd.
Francis Granger presiilcs. In the afternoon
the Convention adopted an address and re-
solutions antagonistic 10 Mr.. Buchanan On
account 81 the Cincinnati platform. and Mr..
Fremont ON account II The sectional charae-
ter 81 the party, and wslml, ,ulogisiie of
Mr.. Fillmore. believing his eIceiiua y III SC.
cure domestic tranquility. The american
platform is not endorsed. but tie Wig organ.
izatinn aud principles are maintained A
Toll delegation to the Baltimore Con, entinn
was ehosen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-20

A Mymap or fLrs.--'rhe Dove. dufing
h trip down the Kentucky river last week,
when near Marion. Nv. was invaded by
clouds u flies, which literally covered the
boat all over. They are The species knnsn
as the lake ny. with their bodies aud wings
about AZ inch IN length. They covered the
boiler deck 10 The depth 81 foot or more,
The cabin was filled. and they had to DO
swept 70 the guard and thoy.led overheard.
Leuf,. Car.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-20
The Path oShame-A-letter from Father
10 his Erring Son.

Our readers, says the Chirago Tribune Of The
81 met. have already found the circumstance 81
tie arrest 81 Frederick B'ag and his Young sc-
complete, James Han,li. lnr rpbbng The Chi
cago Post ofIirr, and The lfisl aud conseiinn ~
Brga, detailed ~ the columns 81 or PAPER.
Soon after Harnld's Arrest he following iriier
was SEM ID Ian by his f4,lpr. il Is beautifully
wrll,sn. aud beirsys The lull depth Of The shame
aid despair inlo uhich The family have been
plunged BY ille errors ol loved aud darling son.
We hope that. should II NEE, the eye Of any OF
those nov upon lie brink "f ciipe, u will be 10
Iiem as d sulre nf warning IRON The home rI.
rles they have left. and serve g. recall them 10
srnsc Of Tie terrible consequences 10 lived
nnes ~ The crime iliey may have determined ~
commit. Srarce year ago Harold leIl home
A. happy aud pleasant as kindly. sntcianair
hearts and undyiag love and faith IN Heaven
could make it. Upon tie verge oI his rnanlioad.
uHsisined and unsIolied he left u. 10 win Tor
himself an honorable name ~ our cily. To.
DAY he ills frlon's cell with long years of
confinement with other frIons before him. In
lie very uulsei OF lis crime he has hssird Do.
own far prospects il life. and brought down
.orfow and shame upon kind dining pstenIs.
4
ere shame had been WriiirE npnn his brow. f,H
lheH ihuse parents might. ~ they ,i.,nd hy b. >
iiale grave, have ggzrd through ihe mist Of liet
FEARS up 10 ilisl heiur land Now lie only
yi.Ion beyond that biiier Lln,line mi-i. i ll,r
gloomy walls aud iron gr.Iings 81 lie cop.ic1's
home.
We all every young man 70 read tbs letter.
Iiia ln- resolutions IN goa. may b. turned
anew, I'D ilst IL may ~ lully impressed .iil,
the isr rcscfifg consequence. . tie wicked
arts lie may be tempted 80 rUinniii -
4 NY. June IS. 1856.
i NV DEAR JANIS The painful news 81
your inprisunneut was received YESTERDAY.
and Il has filled the minds Of your moiher aud
myself with prnlaund grief. that you. whn
have had opportunities that bat lew tnuld pos.
sess, even III the selection 10 life Ofauy hDDO.
rable station, provided ,ou would ft your.
\ self Tor it, With 4 Hume 10 be Welcomed 70.
with every comfort o. be desired. should al
the entrance to manhoud have drgradel your.
self snd disgraeed your family. Where you
have copied the example IroIn Is 10 me .
mystery. For years haze been tie tecipi.
ent Of situations 0f honor aud trust, h0ldins
many IL lie prominent stations 10 Ouf county
aud with rega,ds ~ the highest character
! throughout Tie State. Now review the pic.
ture and the realities you have substituted.
II appears 10 Us dnsm.
4 What could induce you thus 10 ulisnd The
laws Of your eountsyi Not want! Did mol
tell yOu when you left home that u you con.
uettcd yourself respectfully would con-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-20

A treaty was signed in Washington. on
Thursday. between the brad men u the Greek
Nation aud the Secretary 81 the lniericr, BY
the terms IL which the Indian are to rscri,e
~ .0OO.O0O ior Alabama land claims, &c
ssu0,0OO 20 be applied 10 agricultural pur.
poses. and the balance 10 be disided per
capita among the tribe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-20

JAN BRoKE.--on Sunday night last. the
Jail Of GIIlord county was bralen open, and
fur prisoners, 10 wit; Thus. Walker, James
X. CIapp, Calvin Duncan and Claren Duncan,
made their escape, and have not since been
heard Of. The Sheriff has offered liberal &c.
wards for their apprehension.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-20

Railroad Convention. = A convention Of
the friends Of Internal Improvement, will be held a,
Asheyille in this State, on Tuesday next the Goth
instant TO take into consideration the various preesi-
"a routes connecting the Railroads Of The South and
Eas, with those Of the West and TO determine TO
the best policy to be adopted by the snis in the Ie
gisalurcs Of North and South Caroline. the ensuing
winter All the friends Of Internal Improvement, are
invited TO attend the meeting.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-20

ar Our subscribers in Alamance are reminded that
Thomas Webb Esq, who regularly attends the courts
in Graham is our agent and will receive payments for
the Recorder, and give receipts
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-20
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
We have returns from all the counties except nine,
giving Bragg majority of ll,7s5. We shall proba-
bly, have all the returns in time for next issue.
In the Legislature, the Democrats have probably
made clear gain q Senators and 10 Commoncrs.
In the last Legislature the Democrats had IL majority
in the Senate. and 10 in the Commons, which will
make their majority on joint ballot now 40.
ALAMANCE-We have been furnished with the
official vote in Aamanee, which is as follows:
Goyernor-Thomas Bragg. BIG
John A. Gilmer, e45
Senatc---William Patterson, ISL
NJ. w. Holt, 2s7
Dr. Holt is elected in The district BY majority o.
about 44i, having received large vote in Randolph.
Commons-D. a. Montgomery, 933
George Patterson, 92i
T.. +. Watson, 66i
John Stockari, coo
sheriff-John Tspscott, s:s
James 4. Hunter 66l
PERsON-OfIicial. - For Governor, Bragg, CTS
Gimer. 3s4.
| Senate. W. Cunningham, Az, no opposition.
Commons--R. II. Hester $50. J. X. Bumpass AGO.
Sheriff William II. Smith 454, John Barnett 4o7
John ". Hunt 275,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-20

IHroRrAST PAcTs ron Tnr snrTH.-The y.
York Tribune. 10 review ing The chances Of the
Back Republican candidate, admits that Fill.
more's being 10 the field. may defeat Fremont
10 Maine, Connecticut. Rhode island, New
Jersey aud Pennsylvania. With respect TO
the last, IL speaks thus emphatically:
"frcmoni could carry il bya ut least 20, 900,
IL Fillmore Were on offhs uay, aud we trust
lie will carry il still.p
This. says the Richmond Wing, i most
important concession from the enemy. 81 the
great service Fillmore il rendering 10 the
South aud the whole Union. 30; il is great
deal more. II prasrs that Fillmore is the
only real adversary Of the Black. Republiean.
that he Is the only man who stands good
chance TO defeat them aud that he Is Me
man on whom the conservatives II The whole
Union should rally. No time should he lost.
Some patriotic Democrats III Washington
have already been discussing the propriefy
Of withdrawing buchanan. let them cars
0ut their intention forthwith. The soonef
they do il the better for the South and the
UniOn. Fillmore 10 the mar to beat Fremont.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-20
Dr.rnOssr,.-The New Orleans Creole,

DrsrNoSsTs. New Orleans Creole,
in aliudlng TO the madness Of sectional agita-
ton, prrtinpntly remarks--"A new genera
iion seems 10 have sprung Up ~ tie land, who
have no hallnwed memories 81 the past, no
anticipation, 81 the glorious power destined
IN tie future TO exercise ahealihful Influence
upon the notions nf the old world, casting
down thrones and teaching mankind the
blessings Of freedom. There j., however.
no question but The mas. Of the people of
these States are in favor oi the Union. Up.
on The abstract question. siript II the en-.
tsngIemrnis d party politics. there would
not he vote sufficient 10 pniect disuniunisis
from contempt, either Nortb or South. The
duty uf patr'oi,sm !. NV to east aside all
party ties, and rally upon NJ. FIJI nor'. AZ
tie only man who can hope To- succ ed IN
the Struggle for the Un,un. n the South
will but cas-, is ,ote for him, the sp rit 81
seeiionalism l. laid forever. The aaitatiaa
which hasdisiurbed the peace of the country,
and Il regular petinds arisen to the point u
danger, will lave al cnd."
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-03
Cotton Warm

The undersigned offers for sale sec
ton 6, township s, range 8 west, in PIANO.
Ia county. There is on the tract about
four hundred acres of bottom and second
bottom land, unsurpassed in the county
for cultivation, and lying in the forks of
Peach Creek. The remainder of the Sec
tlou is rich ridge land, with fine timber.
There is about one hundred and forty
acres now In cultivation, and seventy
acres of creek bottom dealened and
grubhed. There is IA good dwelling house,
out houses, and negro ctb,ns, together
with a new gin house, press and On stand,
all of which will be sold on LONG credit.
with interest, and offers better opportu-
nifty for invcstme nt than any other IN the
county. For further particulars, apply
- VI. $. WARD,
Real Estate Agent in Pamela,
O., nd lrcss MONROE SHORT.
Peach Greek I. o.
November 4th, lS5i.-n4l-f
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-03
EsssE 81 RAWLINGS.
C0MNISSION & FORW ARDING

MERCHANTS,
Main Street, second door north Of Union,
JIen,phis, Tenn.
Our business now being an eX-
elusive Commission Business, it is not our
purpose to make profit on supplies. We
have our arrangements with Wholesale
Grocers TO furnish Us supplies for Gus
toners at the lowest cash prices. We
shall kecpa supply of the Best Baggins
and Rope. which we will furnish to our
customers at mere nominal commission
for selling.
We would be pleased to sec our friends
ut our Office; to call upon them personally
is out of our power, and visit from us
might be construed into mode of cleo
tioneering that we have never adopted.
After an uninterrupted business OF ten
wears in this city, our name and standing
must be familiar to many.
We solicit consignm iats of Cotton,
Corn, Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, Hay and
Wood. in short, all the productions Of the
country. We now have Il market for al,
and our best exertions will be used ID
their disposal.
Cotton consigned to us by steamboat
will be covered By our open policy OF IN
surance.
Cotton in store will be insured unless
directed otherwise. Aug I'-om
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-03
NaNGla EAOsel
FOR SALE

This we'll known Hotel, in the
town of Pamela, and now kept by p. b.
JONES, Es,,., is for sale. There are sew
en- an half lots of ground, with a large
Stable, and all other out-houses necessa-
~ for II llotel. Ii now receives the lar
gest share of the public patronage, and
hands of its present occupant. 1t VIII be
sold very low for cash, or on hong cIcd-
it, with interest. For further paiticula.
apply to NJ. S. WARD,
Real Estate Agent in P.lnola,.
Or, address the undc.s gued ut Memphis.
\. G. ELLIS.
November 4th, l836.-tf