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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-01
IRON RAILING.
Wholesale AND RETl
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FENHE undersigned the agency for the sale OF an
M beautiful pattern of IRON RAILING. with round
wrought rods and figures put in great variety OF
styles sizes which win sell Cincinnati prices ADDING
FREIeHT.
This railing is cheaper substantial than other
kind ia Those wishing Railing to close metery
lots yards for piszzas will do we'll to give me
call.
Prices from 81 ITO 81 so per foot. ,
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Rr0TTCEjs hereby given. thai viii sell at Public Auction
q on Tuesday 15th DAY Of January. 1855 at the late
rsianee Of aniel E. Goldsmith. Centre Town
county all his personal property son-
sisnr Horses. gs Cattle Sheep tlav. Oats wheat
Cora Farming Utessl and Household Furni
etc.
three olers the purchaser giving with approved
WsiviE valuation and anpr7lse
meat laws. DANIEL ". GOLDSMITH.
dsc22-4wE Administrator, will annexed
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COFTO,. RArvrING.
JAMES f. WITH.
urNfsR aEEn

No Il a.. st between Main and Market. louisville.
VISIT ng Wedding Invitation Cards Scales and Pres
Emho and Envelopes Door and No. Plates e'o
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MISCELLANEOUS.

USf received frs sh supply of Rose CLARKE "
e Fern Widow Pedott PAPERS -S
Which; the Right the Lett:
lille. or the Human Comedy: Ollie: Doest;cfs.A
hsg fEeEer; v aEer Of Battle; Cone Cut Corners;
Hidden Psst Gertrude; Seenetor PaTsonapea
Sacred Plains. by II. adiey; Mayant Pereivel.,
bishop OF York. 49, 80
ALSo-Frapk Lsslie's Gaze Fashion for PsLrrary;
Household Words. By Chrrles Dickens - -
Naverly Magazine d..
Putuym.s Msealine, do:
Ciodeys Ladies Book. do.
Franz Lesiiess New York Journal.
School fellow.
Hlu-trated London News Punch. and other Anerissn
parers tor this week a SAM'I LISTERS
feb2 Beot sfars
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BOARDING AND SALE STABLE
" COOK has rontedof Peter Burk the fine brick sta
III Bile second street between Main and Locust where
he will board horses by the day week st the lowest prices
in proportion to the expense of feed.
Also young sale asall times. Enquire at
isf So COOKS Family Grocery.
CO-EAIkTNE
H. We this day associated with in the Seed and Ag-
ricultura I'm smert Business Mr.. F. s. CARSON. and
will tnue the business the style of Grant Car
son oct29-Iy THOMAS GRANT.
THE CIDER VINEGAR
THAT took the first at the Nanderhurgh County
4 Fair, manufactured by THoS. SHOWDOWN, and
there is leo barrels of the same kind for sale by
TENNEX & SORENSON.
PINE LUMBER.
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
e 0HN f. GLOVER & co corner of Main and Seventh
- streets Evansville Ind. would respectfully inform the
Public they in yard and for sale low CASH
compile ofScasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
Tongued and Grcoved Pine and
Ash ooring Dressed and undressed Ceiling Castings and
Psun6ls sound Common Boards suitable for
fencing; No Pine aud Poplar Shingles &C.
&c made order the lowest prices Shelving
Blinds Mantle Pieces. Mouldngs Frames for
DE- Windows &C., &C. Bills forwarded to all
who send for them. Orders from adstauce will receive
pro ptattention. fsb!2t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-01

For membership. address
At either Of the principal IN ,es-
niekerboekpr Magszine'f Office. 34S Broadway,
York Western Office 1856 Water street. Sandusky o.
Snbscr ptfons received bv r. q. EARNHART.
novs- wifi Honorary Secretary for Evansville. In
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-01
NOTECE

f9R IA .rosv aven that the lersgaed has heen
~ p9atsd Administrator af tho estate Of Arthur Ne
Jahqssan iatg of Vanderbnrsh county, deceased sai
Essssz l. sapposs1 n be s9issaf ...,..,-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-19
BY TELEGRAPH
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
WASHINGTON, May II.


WASHINGTON, May II.
The Union of this morning does not con-
tain the official announcement of the recep-
ton of Padre Will, and the organ is entirely
silent upon the subject.
New York dates from Port au Prince, to
the 22d inst, have beeu received. Heavy
rains had occurred there, in consequence of
which the place had become quite healthy,
the fever having entirely disappeared.
Coffee is very scarce, and not much to be
had at any price.
CINCINNATI, May II.
The river has falling five inches. Weather
cloudy and wet. 1t has rained all the morn
ing.
PITTSBURGH, May II.
There are seven feet five inches water in
channel and about at a stand. Weather cloudy
and warm, with appearance of showers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-19
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

The Anawah was loading at Cincinnati
last Saturday for the Wabash.
- The steamer Tennessee Belle, lying at
st. Louis, is for sale.
- We thank the clerk of the Northerner
here Saturday morning, for St. Louis papers
of Thursday.
last Thursday, from Pittsburgh, bringing a
large quantity of gas pipes and fixtures.
- The B. Green, from Green River, put
out large load of tobacco, &C., last Saturday
at our wharf
- The Ben Franklin made her last trip
from New Orleans to Louisville in 5 days and
Fl hours running against heavy rise, and
losing hours by fog.
There were no lives lost by the burn
ing of the Jas. Park last week. She was load
ed with railroad iron, and her two barges load
ed with lumber.
- Asa Annis, a Missouri River pilot,
was temporarily suspended fer six months, at
st. Louis, short time since, for negligence of
duty. He appealed to Davis Embree, Super
vsory Inspector, who, on Wednesday last, not
only sustained the action of the Local Inspec-
tors of the Fifth District, but revoked his IL
cense entirely
- During the last week we closely ex-
amined the Vincennes, Terre Haute and La
fayette Daily papers, and not one item did we
find relative to the condition of the Wabash
river. Considering the condition of the Wa
bash is an important matter to thousands of
business men living at distant places, our Wa
bash contemporaries would do well to pay
little attention to this subject.
- The st. Louis Republican of Thursday
says:
The river at this point, fell about two inches
yesterday, and was still falling slowly last
evening. The last arrival from the Missouri
report that river falling all the way from st.
Joseph. The upper Mississippi was reported
rising by the last arrival. No change to men
ton in the Illinois river. The weather was
fine yesterday.
- The Alvin Adams was here Saturday
morning, literally sable with black coated pas
sengers, and loaded to the guards with freight,
bound for St. Louis. We thank our friend
Myers, of the Office, for papers. Myers is
trump-hut we want to know why he and
Capt. Lamb, are classified with the walters Of
the boat? The passengers on her last trip to
Louisville, were so delighted with the boat
that they published card bearing "their united
testimony to the gentlemanly department Of
the Captain, Clerk and all other officers and
,caiters of the good boat!
The Cincinnati Commercial thus talks
about Cairo and the floods:
Capt. w. j. Stephens, of the celebrated
house of Williams, Stephens & Co., Cairo. Ill.,,
is at the Broadway Hotel, boxing as fine as
silk. When he left Cairo, on Wednesday, the
river had fallen an inch or two, and there was
no danger of the city being submerged as was
anticipated. Mound City, on the Ohio, did not
fare SO well however. The town lots were en-
tirely surrounded by water, rendering the con-
struction of levee necessary, to protect the in
terests of the place. Cairo is thriving finely.
Eleven five story iron front, brick warehouses,
similar in appearance to the noted "ten stores
in St. Louis, are being erected, and will be
ready for fall trade.
TO ,EaAE LADIES'.
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PRINCE & Coz MELODEONN,

ITH divided swell, secured BY letters pat
FTfs-=-szz Flastent. May z3d. 1855.
81 i'm II n By of this SWELL solo passages may
u " gbe played with the full power of the instru-
meht while the is soft and subdued Here
after Melodeon made by Prince Co.. will be fur
nished with this attach without extra charge.
Prince Co. could realize handsome fortune by
disposing ofrights other they prefer
W. F. oLBURN. Western Agent.
myI I61s West Fourth street.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
MOFFAT,S LIVER PILLS.
PHENIX BIT'TERS,

FREE FROM ALL MINE RAJ p OILS oNs.
great popularity which MOFFAT'S LIFE FILLS and
IL PHOENIX BrTERs attained in of the
extraordinary effected their renders
the proprietor particular analysis of
their medicinal virtues or properties Having been mo
before the public and having the united
testimony than THREE ofpersons who have
been the employment perfect health
before the public admits of dispute In
village in the United
many who are ready testify their efficacy removing dis
ease and giving the whole system vgor and
I health.
In cases ScoRFULA ULCERS. SoURvY or ERUProNs of
MEDICINES is truly
hng often removing days every vestige of
Ioahsome diseases their purifying effects the blood
FEVER and AGUE DYSPEPSIA DRoPsY PILES and in short
yield their curative properties No
family should by their timely use much
suffering and expep Sc may be saved. Prepared by
WILLIAM B.. MOFFAT, NJ. D.. New \ ORR
4 And for sale by KELLER, ARNShE1 q 90
mis-, Evansville, IEcIanss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-19

ffF Families who use Cream of Tartar, are
not aware that there are tons of it shipped
West, which is one-third marble dust. Kel-
Ter, FarnsIey & Co., have just received a cask,
which they warrant pure.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-19
REMOVAL,

q IoLBURN & HERSHBERGER have removed their
~ stock of Mattresses the building lately put up
by Mr. Hughes Water street. door to Canal Bank.
where they will keep constantly hand at wholesale and
retail large of Mattrasses of all sizes kinds
viz Spring Cotton. Moss. Shuek, Hair and Jenny Lind
ALso-Bed Comforts of all sizes
ALso-Ootton, Moss. Hair Shuck and Feather Pillows.
Mattresses made order and give satsac
ton. Those in want good article will pleaseive call
The attention Country Merchants is particularly invited
Ind. mh1S
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-19

GA very heavy rain fell Faiday night,
accompanied by lightning. Saturday was
cool in the morning, but warm and bright in
the afternoon.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-19

o. The City Council will meet this even
ing. We would suggest as matter for the
reflection of our Councilmen, that city orders
are becoming desperate poor property.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-19

~ Two little boys were scuf1ing in play
on pavement in front of Loewenthars, last
Friday evening, when one had his arm broken
by fall.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-19

TENHE CYPRESS POND DRAINING COMPANY. incorporated
n act of the last Legislature Kentucky
$40 600 worth of ditchng be done through their
Union county for which they will pay cash.
work done and will make advances equal per
the work done each MONTH after the work
to commence in June July Decem
next The land will be shown and full particulars given by
applying to A L. Churchill Gao. Henshsw Dr. j. D. Ames
or Geo Payne living the land Clerk of the
Board in Morganfeld, KY.
ap2i-5m d6W WILLIS G. UGHES.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

= DOZ Demijohns 4 l. q g. s. gallons; 10 boxes 40 gros
- pipe assd Corks; doz Dbl eOveIs dol
wooden shoves dez lemon doz
wooden barrels for sale By
apI7 l. d D. HERMANN.
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DRY GOODS AT COST.
ExvETwVY rEWEEwyu

ENHE undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens
IL Evansville and vicinity. that he has just received
receiving and large assortment of Jewery of
kinds direct from New York which he would ask the
attention DESTROYS purchasing His goods all
and the latest styles and will be sold for cash at the
lowest possible prices.
All kinds Watches and pieces repaired in work.
manner reasonable charges aud work warrant
ed. CHAS. BAR UM.
On First street three below the Postece the
stand formerly oecup pied by G.. Goshen.
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s. kLEcK. oRA1o. o. 7auMxSi
SPRING STOCK 1885,
HkVFC. ND to- a DCA


SILKS. FANCY DRESS CO DDS, LIN EMS WHITE obs,
Ribbons GLOVES. Hosiery,
TRIMMINGS, BCJg.FETS. .Ms6yTTYLL.7S. a C.,
No 46 Main ST.. betw. Fifth aad Sixth. Lou, KY.
WWT0 ULp call the attention OF buyers their eonPlsS
w of Gosds nhieh constantly being repienishe
by daily receipts per Adams and American Express of all
the and desirable styles of Dress Goods Co. imported
into the country Meaehahs visiting the market sways
rely finding tock complete throughout the
redant buyer in New York keeps continually
plid with everything in derzedd. zpl2-lmd1W
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FINE WALL PAPERs-UPfIOLsTER WORK.
ArIrHrr .r,r, OH .

NEW AkRIVAL
CHMIDT STARK have just received their establish
- ment First street. large assortment Of Wan Papers.
from common qualities to the finest gded. sig
thing Of the mos beautiful description i his line. They
chair safss .pp; - 20 az
store-room accommodate business
larges eek and low prices. ap29=tf
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ETG @To Q * =


= TG s. T q g kSs
Who can dress a person Wool. Linen Silk or Cotton
EVERY Gentleman desires be neatly and astily dress
II ed It is eminenty that this should be the aim
and have noticed that nearly all the dressed
denizens of our city purchase their Clothing at
A. LOBENSTINE'S
western Star CIOthimg Store,
Pavilion Hotel of Water an Sycamore
Everythngin line Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
had ready made made order only in the best
manner and style. but at the very lowest prices.
assortment of Hats Caps Leather Trunks. Car
bags and Vases everything that gentleman
or USE you may find at the Western Star. ap3
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-19
NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

Ww have bought the the store formerly
Ev occupied by t. Bacon & Co.. Main street, opposits
the Branch Bank and have made large additions thss
stock, with such supplies
in promising the citizens of Evansville vicinity
variety the articles Family Groceries
house in the city Being determined exeon
give satisfaction in all hope receive liberal pst
Give trial. All Goods delivered free of
mhI3 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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SPRING TRADE OPEN.


TTIHE subscribers receipt of their spring stock
comprising every variety and kind of Mems Women
Misses Boys ouh and Chdrens Boots Shoes Caters
Baskns Slippers &C., &C., to which they call the attention
Those goods purchased early and selected
from the first desirable offered in the Eastern
markets HENDRICKS & McREA,
1ah2l First st. Main.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-05-19

EEAvING my Tailoring establishment Main
opposite the Court House, would invite the
temen of Evansville inspection of my stock that
have ample show themC insisting of French Eng
American Cloths Doekins and Cass of
shade and price, Silk Satin Linen Vestings suitable for
the season all any of which will make order on
notice and the reasonable prices cash.
in having goods if they can't be sold Call
gentlemen If can only like Baize
mVi31lm DAVID O'NEIL.
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AUCTION SALES.
UAklELW OOLSEY. 80. ..s..-.... ............l
Auction ROOHik.


AUCTION ROOMS.
Old Court House. Corner Of Mau and Third imme
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
EEAvING leased for term of years fitted up the
n IL above we'll known stand. prepared TO
ceive for sale auction private SALE all kinds
and merchandise; household furniture hOzes
gies, etc.. etc.
Cash advances made n consgnments when required
Regular sales every tuesday. Thursday Saturday.
cling O'Clock A, NJ Also Tuesday W edn
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
0utdOorsales andsaes of real estate promptly attended
to.
We weekly receiving, and have on hand large
general of FURNITURE consisting ofslat
spindle and bannister backs scroll and scoop tops rim
back office. French. Jenny Lind and Bsste wood seat
Chairs; wood sofa Chairs Elizabeth
ehars spring rockers Sofas soeiables
card dining and breakfast table light aud wash stands
lounges mirrors. fine and misses bedsteads, mat
trasses tin and wire safes etc. which will sell at Gin
einnati prices.
We have also hand atvariety ofnotops jewery
volins aceordeOns. pocket cutlery pistols whp
which will sell at reduced prices for ASH
wholesale or retail W0GLSEY &NELSON,,
mvq Auot's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-19

CLEARED
Steamship Alabama. schcnck savannah-s MchiI
steamship Nashville, Even, Charleson-Sponod, Tleson
A Go.
snip Empire stae, Briggs, Liserrool-D Kingsiand
Sutton.
SIN Glance Gillespie Giasgow-Tapscot Co.
khip Gtroa PCnncn. New Oreans-Robson n FOsdick.
Bark SsAne Swe, Olsen, Bristol, E-Tunch Meincke.
Bark tmercan William. Cardenas-Mofa Navarro.
Patk EDWIN Maiher. Mobile--Post, smith Go.
Bark " Poulincy, Conani, Philadelphia W Elweli a
B,lc Time tBr, o'Brlen 81 John, NIB Whitney A Co.
p,ie VIM ueaih -. jacksonviIe-C A y J Peters.
Seir 4 Peacock. McCready savannah-J Gilmore Co.
schr Aex Mitchell. Luscornb Wilmington A Mschado
gohr stanley, Simmones, Wimipgton-McCready, Mott
srhr ccmmsrce Daniels, Norfolk-M Bedel.
eehr IIsxall Winters Rchms nd-C II Piersop.
erhr REINDEER, kinne, Acknowledgement Abbott
sshr g = SSopg Liscom, Baimofe-Mailer, Lord Que.
Sci sebr i 9 Curtis wrisiey Philadelphia W Mckee
sclr New York, Goodsell Bosion--Daynn Sprague
schr River Queen, Fowler, Providence-L Kenny.
ARRIVED.
steamship Texas Forbes San Juan Nc via Norfolk twhers
she put for provisons win passengers and specie 70
ses sir Knoxville Ludlow Savannah oc IS with nase
ana passengers Michl 18th inst IL AN, rs miles
hence sr SAVANNAH ~ AM rs miles Of Hatteras With
sesmshin southerner, hence for Charleston.
e'esubin Marion Foster, Charleston, with mdse AMI ras
senasrs 10 sponord Tleston Co..
ssamth liz jamestown. Parrish, Rchn ond, &C. with mdse
Ard udap Pleasants Passed lour miles
beow Barnags unknown schooner on the beach full Of
water. .r... .x,,-.-
rndse srd lis passengers 10 wF Schmidt Co. lad eight
pns Iarcasier Irj Giks Singapore Mar 10 win hemp
A. ia barclay Livingston Experienced very heavy gales
~ The Cspe Let ~ Helena Aug ", crossed the Equaor
Avg ~ AID Lss had very light winds saes nearly he whole
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Ilonpokep City New.

wsrrR tog lIofoKsy "a ccmmunicston was sen, 10
the Hobohsn Council a. ts last meeting, by Mayor Click
cner, IN which hesssies that ser several months or Of
tort he has succeeded 10 erecting The necessary arrange
ments Cor the Introduction o. rassac water from the Jer
sey CITY water works INTO Hobohen. II has been deter.
mined that supplement 10 the charsr Of the Jersey
Water ommiss0Ders y necessary and will be applied
Tor NJ the net session OF the New Jersey Legislature
The proposed act together with copy OF the conien-
plated contract beveen the Jersey CITY Water Com mis-
,oncr' aud the Mayor and Council OF Hobokep also
cpy q agreement between the Mayor and Council Of
Htbokcp The Hoboken Land and Improvement COMPANY
and the Water Commissioners Of Jersey CITY the Land
and Improvement Company having offered 70 supply the
funds Tor the arcompishmcn % the work The Council
ItcefsAIy act.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-19

Cf Neufchatel has Just for the first tine since The san
culinary events which have disturbed the Canton and its
frat sentiment Of gratitude to the Federal ooun
ell, which gave worthy and energetic support 10
one Of the members OF the confederation IN aanser ~
the whole Federal Assembly for ts spontaneous and
warm sy mpathy.
The Grand Council gentlemen thor eore does not hesi.
say that the interpreter Of the i'm mense ma
jory Of the Neufcbstel population IN ankina youin
thanking the confederation for the truly federal and de-
termined attitude assumed at the first news o. the out
break of the nsurrectCn II 10 not simply the indep
dence OF Capton-u is the honor Of the federal flag
which threatened You understood this as we cid,
and happy TO feel that we were net wanting IN
our duty towards Switzerland TO which are proud to
belong
whatever may have been the different forms under
which Neufchatei linked to switzerland, has Away
shown that u regarded Switzerland IS It's real III only
country Every political period drew these bonds coser,
until 1913. proclaimed It's Independence, and took
place in the FEDERAL onion free from ali foreign ties.
From that moment gentlemen our former relations with
a foreign prince became simply matters OF history We
henceforlh recognized but public aw-that OF stz
erIand; and reject and will always reject Is the
Comic Iteration tseu would do, every pretension OF ma
ture establish order OF things which the people
repudiated s4s in virtue OF the right which every
TO It's instincts and to its happiness.
Let Us hope gentlemen, that the mad attempt OF Sc D.
tenber VIII be the ast and that certain wi at last
understand that the past cannot be remodeed aud that
drawn backwards any more than man who has gained
his manhood be drawn back TO childhood
Be assured gentlemen, that NeufchAtet will show Ii eli
worthy OF the sympathl which the Confederation mas
victory realize progress IN the democratic lie
which is III of all Switzerland.
In the name OF the Graz d Council.
EIG HuGUENIN, President.
as s, D.nQls' Secretaries.
NeuichateL Sxpt 81