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n =. WILLIAMS, Pre1sce Csnnnel.tsn
warding manufactured tobacco. Goedss kc- kc..
No. ehockoc Slip, Richmond, Virginia befs
leave to return his sincere thanks 70 bis Threads
and the public for tho very liberal patronage
bestowed on him during his badness copneeetou
with MessY Booker 4 Watkins u this city, and -
spectfuIly solicts continuance 70 his hoese e
thus appearing the theatre Of business aone -
20 with full cou6dence in my business quallnceeoae
that the interest Of conssncss win 30 faithfully ss
resented. IS -
Liberal cash advances made on conssnnssts 81
p' RsSrss To--Mesu Lswi. wsbb 1 So, ws1s-
worth. Turner Co. snd John Booker, Esq- RICH
mond and Jne. =. 0tsy. Esqx ceisweL psssesys
McCoskis 4 Josss. Lgnckburs VI 49,
nANlAGKD GOODS ~ ~ snew - s.ln
~ 10 Be sold Oh st and under cot before G41ex
tskes place. Cclored ard White HlantAta -
Silks Biesched Cctt6A6 ftis6 Lineu4 Oh 49,
icocs Calieoeg nfele seaino1 = he1f Yf1oe
ehasess viii cali and 81 thsn = = - r
3. . oRIs... 1zsazEzs -
ITKRRINeB AND n 4 CME14
n lblsNe In O Hsyinle = ~ II = - ~
|T7ITTRP0OL T1NR ~ I1. As4QA1,.
- 1870 saete aygEtse ssa1a eeal1 = n "a I. 81 &
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NOTICE.-PersOns indebted 10 the late
N concern of VALENTINE, CRENSHAW 4 CO.
at-the store of VALENTINE 4 SON and pay their
respective amounts il IL desirable eoso the b1
siness of said concern without further delay. Tho
parties interested hope that this notice will claim the
attention OF those indebted, they wish 70 avoid
the necessity of placing the claims in the hands Of
others for collection. j. 11-d2w
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"a SD KEW AHU.---I VIII pay The above
lsW reward TO any person who viii apprehend
IA and confne in any jail in this city, my negro
N woman. LUCINDA, who absconded ON the
81 Srh October last. She is about s. years old
mt and black, and has lost her front upper teeth
ncind dis superior washer and ironer and 10 doubt
;hored and employed by SEINE of the women who
ssh for hotels and boarding houses in this city.
:. rS-iyn r l.. CHINN
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By Baker, PIessan1s q C.

NE wil sell NJ auction, for cash, at en-
rp,ne, SotneI OF franklin and Union strsetA %
large lot OF new and second hand furniture; conss
i 70 O. neas 5eadnG .Bedsteads, Bureaus csbinses
s s SOL Chains Tables Looking 0lasses,
BAKER, PLEAsANrs Z Co.
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! TEN DOLLARS RKWARD.--Rnn.

IN TEN DOLLARS kEWARD.--Ran.
~ away from the subscriber, near HalfSink, in
IA the county Of Henrico, on the LIST of January
~ last, q negro man named WIN. TfLLMAN, The
* IS hired sy me of Miss Sally Redd.) Said ne
sro shout 3 years old and about feet high Twill
Eve the above reward TO any one who will deliver
h II WILLIAM L. HUFFMAN.
H-lAr
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nlSSOLUTION.--NO III G E...The Co
~ partnership heretofore existing between HULST
L KING, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
Either party will use the name of the firm in quida-
ton of outstanding accounts.
JOHN p. HULST
WILLIAM n KING
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The business will hereafter be conducted
by the undersigned who, grateful for the past will
endeavor to merit continuance of the patronage 30
literally extended to the late firm a9
de Is WILLIAM r. KING .
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Richmond, January LIST, 1856.

Richmond, january lst, IB56 ia list
nISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
~ The firm of WARREN l. PERKINS is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, The name of the firm
will be used by either party in liquidation All per-
sons indebted to will please forward and set
tie their accounts longer indulgence will not be
given VIM E. WARREN, E
%Er w. P. PERKINS.
Richmond, January 9th, 1856. jal0
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NEW CO-PARrNERSHIP.-. sub.
Y scribers have formed co-partnership tnder the
style and firm of STEER 4 PHAUP, and having
taken the store Main street lately occupied by j.
II Steeal, two doors above VIM. Polmer's Agricul-
turs store win keep hand well selected sssort-
ment Of Groceries, (Intoxicstng LiaaeTs sxeeptedl
which they will sell very small Advance, for cash
a. four months time, interest added, for approved
city acceptance.
country produce and make returns as soon a. sales
are made They respectfully solicit share OF public
patronage. fn,II, y TnL < pHIfif 6.
Richmond. January II, 1856 ja lS---d6tc4t-
TO-PARTNKRsflIP NOTlCk...nhe NM -
~ derseaed have this day formed Co-rAn1-
NERSHIP, In the city Of Nav YoIk, nndsr the urn
and style Of BRUMMEL ROY i1s re Pm RSs
pose Of conducting . GENERAL COMMiselOH
business particularly for tbs sale Of manunctnleo
and eaf Tobacco and Flour. 0rnin Cotton ana otnsf
produce. 49, IS
az Locstiop % Water street Lbernl advances
on conrrnment JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
A. L. ROYdTER,
II Efsksx y. b. R0f8TEk
Richmond, January !, Lass. - t-5ns
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~ have entered into copartnership under the style
of GARDNER, CARLTON 4 CO., for the ,urpose
of carrying on the wholesale Boot Shoe, Hat and
Leather business at No. Ill Main street. and solicit
a share of public patronage. s5lT's1
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nlSSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
y The copartnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the firm of LEWIS WEBB
4 SON Is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
LEWIS WEBB retiring from the business. Either
party viii sign the name of the firm in liquidation.
LEWIS WEBB
LEWIS N. WEBB.
Richmond, January Sd. 1856.
Z COMPREHENSIVE. ..LEWISN N. WEBB
~ having associated with him JOHN g. WADE
and WIN. 5. ROYSTER, CLERKS of the late concern,)
will continue the business General Commission and
Grocery at the old stand No. g. Main street. under
the Fl IN of Lewis N. Webb l. Co.
Lewis Webb will retain his counting room in the
building: shall therefore have the benefit of his
long business experience and advice. sts
LEWIS N. WEBB,
JOHN g. WADE,
r In 4--dkc1m WILLIAM s. ROYSTER.
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~ ~ OYsT y S.--kccsiyed thIs
ENAkW L. Rowe. jr. 4 Co.'S splendid OYSTERS,
~ warranted fresh, and flavor to suit the
most fastidious. No delays N consequence 81 the
will be constantly on hand. The patronage Of the
public il respectfully solicited.
All orders will be met with prumptness and dis
patch and INV patrons can govern themselves accord
insly. ID f7-H Carr. .. u: BROWN.
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II
~ have this day formed CO-PARTNERSHIP,
under the style and firm of
BENNETT, BEERS & FISHER
and will continue the wholesale and retail DRUG
BUSINESS at the old stand of Bennett Beers.
We solicit for the concern a continuance of
the patronage so generously bestowed the old and
promise our renewed efforts and united exertons
please all who may favor us with their orders.
CHAS BENNETT,
VIM. s. BEERS,
JAMES X. FISHER.
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- FOR SALEs-A new elegant
Piano. with octavea In Rosewood
lease with all the modern improve.
" = y umsnfs, fully warranted. APPLY %
z. d KEELINDS
4 l7---ats Clethins Store, l56 Main street.
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Sl00 flOA q IG Ar 3 of every known
IUU.VUU brand, which must be sold by the ist
April next: Also large and vaned stock OF Port
monnaies, Pocket Books, Snuf Boxes, Pipes Smoking
and Chewing Tobacco Walking Canes, he.
Country Merchants would do well 10 give me cali
POWERS Cigar st ore
ja17 .s Opposite American Hotel H
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THE GORDON MURDERERs.-We learn from
Captain Felps, that Worrell and Bruff are ex-
tremely anxious to remain in the Saint Louis
Jail until taken up to Warren county for trial,
being apprehensive of Execution by Judge
Lynch. They agree to waive all formal Gem
initial. Each of them sent yesterday for a
spiritual adviser, WolTell being visited by Rev.
Mr.. Schuyler, pastor of Christ's church, and
Bruff by Rev. Mr.. Reed, pastor of the Baptist
church. We learn that they advised their pa
tients to prepare for an early death, as there
was not the slightest hope of their escape
Worrell appears completely cast down, and
weeps most Of the time. Bruff, who is young
or, appears mere selfpossessed, and c6nyerses
freely. They are both uncommonly fine look
ing men, and among the last who wonld, from
their appearance, be suspected of such horrid
work. Sc. Louis News.
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Our Liverpool correspondent gives the rumor
that the Derby and Gladstone parties each held
a secret meeting as to the course to be pursued
respecting American difficulties.
Derby, it is decided, will expect Pafnerston
to defend their honor from republican insult.
The Gladstone party decided to endeeTos to
shun rapture with U. S.
EGYPf:-The grain crop will be short wing
to the lvwness Of the Nile
INDIA-Bombay dates to Jan. 10th are re-
ceiyed.
The Sental troubles areover. The kingdom
will be either sequestered or annexed.
All is quiet in the nothcrn frontiers.
Dost Mahomet is reported to resist the Per-
Sian seizure of Herttt.
The Dutch have concluded an Important
treaty with Japan, obtaining privileges dehied
England and the Unitei State
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THE WAY T'c Is REcEvIED.-It is enough to
make the heart 6f'every true American leap
with ecstacy to see how the nomination of
Fillmore and DonelSon is received by the
American press. 1t is received everywhere
here, and there is perhaps scarcely an indf-
vidual in Louisville who cannot give you
the names of Democrats that say they can
hot and will not vote against Fillmore and
Donelson. One gentleman mentioned to us
yesterday the names of five Democrats of his
acquaintance who avow their determination to
vote for Fillmore, aue ther mentioned to us
three, and another two, and a friend Of ours,
on Wednesday morning, had the names Of
fifteen Fillmore Democrats from his own i'm
mediate neighborhood upon a sheet of paper
and he had no doubt of being soon able to fill
the sheet. And even when the sheet is full
he need not stop there. Paper is plenty.
LoH. jour.
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Fillmore for President.

We take the greatest pleasure in announc-
ing to our readers-that the Convention in
Philadelphia have agreed upon, and nominated
Willard Fillmore for President. Who he is,
and auhat he is, we all know, and ho,o he has
been tried, and s1eUer been, found scd1aing. He
comes before US with the heritage 4ofa Clay,
and Webster-and is the very man, in these
trying and critical times, to preside over all
parts of the Republic, with justice and equity
for all, ard with firm hand to reform and re-
dress any wrong that may be attempted in one
section Of the country against another. A
Northern man in principle and training, and
thoroughly irebued in all the constitutional
principles of the North, he yet, in his admin
istration of public affairs, has known no
North, no South, no East, no West-nothing
but the country as whole-and he admins
ted the government for that whole in way
that party spirit could hardly cavil at and
which gave satisfaction to nire-tenths of the
people of the country. He himself has had no
hand in securing this nomination. 1t may be
said, perhaps, he left the country for while
so as to be free from all suspicion of interfe-
renee or connexion with this high object Of
honorable ambition. The tribute giyonto him
therefore, is the spontaneous tribute ola coun
try to probity, qualification, and sound prln
leiple-[ a. T. Express.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-04

6TA bill has passed both Houses of the
Kentucky Legislature, prohibiting Billiard and
Jenny Lind tables, and Ten Pin Allies. This
law will create great CONSERVATION among the
owners of these institutions, as there is an i'm
mense deal of capital invested in them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-04

BIG CABLE ARBIvED.--The large fat cable
for the Bodiam Coal Mines, to supply the place
Of the rope burned at the fire at the mine S last
fall arrived here yesterday, from England
This cable is intended to be used in raising
coal, and runs from a wheel in the engine
house to the top of the scaffolding above the
shaft, thence down both boxes Of the shaft tc
the bottom, lifting one car of coal while an
empty car descends. 1t is very heavy nat
cable, of a kind not manufactured in this coun
try.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H As sprin5 or sumner medicine Se would recommend
DR. j. HosTETTEks celebrated Stomach Btters above all
others les ngtheniHg aad nvigorang effect de-
blitatcd system truly astonishing It's tonic action the
liver tende y drive all the surface thereby
cleansing the from all mpurt is what has gained
for these Bter such enviable reputation nasmuch as
they pleasant the beverage and
general family medicine wherever known. For sale
by Druggists and Hotels generally.
HALLOCK & STODDARD,
WOOISEY & SAMNEk. ARnnts.
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DIED:

Sunday last. March 3D. OF Of the lungs
Mrs. EMILY SHARLAND. in her 50th year.
Tho fri the family requisite tend her unersI
this morning 1T 10 O'Clock from St. Pauls (Epscopa)
Church.
On sdnday. March I'd at o'clock P the residence
OF her brothern law, Thos K. ID. Langley. Nj BELLE
BALDWIN aged 2 years. u months and j. days.
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0|TThe Washington (Daviess COY Tele-
erph runs up the names of Fillmore and DON
eIsor, and endorses their nomination with en-.
thusiasfh. It may be relied upon during the
campaign as spirited and jealous advocate
of American principles, and we hope it will re-
ceive liberal support as such.
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TO THE BUSINESS COMMUNITY OF
EVANSVILLE.

AMONG the most desirable mediums through which to mako
business known in Southern Illinois is the SOUTH
ERN paper Of large Dimensions aid extern
circulation published by EDWARDS SoS. As the
for advertising has commenced the at
tenton Merchants who wish extend their trade in
that direction is invited consde alton of this TACT
mh3-tf
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GRAND FINALE.

Na The last of the Ssri of Hops, given by the Eu-
reka Dancing Club will take place at their Hail.
Tuesday evening. March 4th. Hacks in attendance
at the DOOR Hours of recreation. from to II, P NJ.
mh3 2t
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kor the Eransrllle journal.

To the Editor of the Jomnal
There is now being circulated for signatures
a petition to the board Of County Commission
ers, praying them so to modify the original de-
sign of the County Court House about to be
rebuilt as to make room in the dome or Ian
tern, or such tower or cupola as they may sub
stitute for the former dome and lantern, for a
town clock and bell; which clock and bell
are to be put in it by the City Council when
the Council shall deem it expedient.
There are several reasons why the Board of
Commissioners should not grant any such pc
tition, some of the most prominent of which
will barely mention.
First-Such a thing cannot be done without
materially and injuriousiy affecting the crigi-
nal architectural design, which was good
one.
Second-Nor without mourning by the coun-
ty serious additional expense for clock towers
and belfries require to be made much more
massive and strong than mere empty domes
and lanterns.
Third-The Court House is County build
ing on County ground, Whllst the cioch anu
bell would be City property, Such partner
ship would, think, be hardly desirable.
Fourth-It is by no means certain that the
City Council will, for long time to come. fur
nish the clock and bell if the County shall now
incur the necessary expense SO to disfgare heI
little Court House as to make room fer those
articles.
!, Fifth-Even if the City Council are dispos.
ed to furnish the town with all that brass, am
, of opinion that those worthy men would de-
much better to purchase with the same mo-
ney, more or less, one good fire engine, which
is just now of prime necessity, whilst the bras
notions are mere articles of luxury withou
which many much larger cities go OF their way
rejoicing.
Sixth and lastly-Judging from some expe
rience and observation, l will venture the pre-
e diction, that there will always be both bras
e and noise enough about that Court House
without the addition Of big bell or tow
clock Yours,
NO MATTER WHO.
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Of The regular Turkish army consists of
103,066 men. The corps of redRs actually
under arms amounts to 96,o86.
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NTThe Louisville Courier alludes to the
indianapolis Journal as ''the State organ of
Know Nothingism in Indiana" before the
American nominations. 1t is unnecessary to
say, the Courier k7,ocs this is not true.
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or The Fire Departtlent at Louisville is
suspended on account of a difficulty with the
City Council.
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The Court of Common Pleas.

The Court of Common Pleas Of Vanderburgh
county commenced its March term yesterday
morning.
The State docket presents an array OF causes
chiefly arising out Of violations of the Prohibi-
tory law.
The civil docket, is of moderate dimensions
a large proportion being claims in the Probate
Court,
This Court has no jurisdiction over felonies
or civil actions, where the amount in contro-
versy exceeds one thousand dollars.
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81 Dr. HosrETTEs's celebrated Stomach Bters-lo0 900
sold in yearnothng the medical market for the past
fifty has equaled; article be produced
equal this great One wine glass taken three
times day will Dyspepsia
will remove all fatuleeey heavnes from the stomach
keep free from eosvenes assist Digestion give good
appetite and mpar healthy to the while system. No
Suffering from debility any kind should fail to try
Ibis antedoe Try ahem. For sale by all this Prncpa
Druggists. JANIS
INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO. 2,
Meets O'Clock p. NJ. their Hall Water street.
the third Saturdays of each
month. Ott25d6w
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

Mr. A. LoBESsTINE Offering his fine lot OF Winter
Clothing at make for Spring Goods. Those
wanting thing his line had call he is de-
ternined give bargains. See advertisement. feb6-lm
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Wo0D-CONVENIENT ARRANGEMENT.
PERSONS DESIRING WOOD SUPPLIED LEAVING
THEIR ORDERS .c E. f. wHEELxE'E GROCERY STORE. os
MAIN STREET. eb25-n BoUIS BECKER.
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0EThe Fillmore and Donelson nomination
is received in this city with great good feeling.
It lis a nomination that the merchants and me-
chanics of this metropolis will respond to with
the greatest alacrity.-[M 7. Express.
The Express, Erasmus Brooks paper HOSTS
che names of Fillmore and Donel9on at the
head of its columns and commences battling
manfully in their behalf Tosthose wanting a
New York paper, we would recommend the
Express. We need not say it is edited with
ability, and fully up with its contemporaries in
late news 1t is american all over. The dou-
BILE weekly sheet is 81 per year, single weekly
only one dollar.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-04

THE CLERGY ON DAHcING.--It appears that
some of the clergy in Booneboro', Md, have
set their faces against dancing and dancers
The "Old Fellow" of that town, says, that a
few Sundays ago, clergyman informed all his
congregation who had engaged in dancing that
they could consider themselves dismissed from
church privileges, and also from the Sabbath
School. Another clergyman Of the same place
delivered a sermon on the 18th inst, against
social dancing"
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A pronositiou xorth considering.

The New Albany Tribune, in view OF the
that there will be three candidates
in the field for President, suggests the follow
ing proposition, as the most feasible pan lor
uniting the American and Republican par
ties, in opposition to the old liners;
"Our plan Incorporation would be this
Let the Republican party as such, IN Indiana
adopt the Presidential ticket brought out by
the Republican Convention of the 18th OF June,
nlacino the names of their candidates for Pres
ident and Vice President at the head OF the
ELECTORAL ticket voted by them. Let the
American party as such, take the same course
with regard to the nominees of the American
Convention. The names of the Electors In
both cases, being the same, and pledged to
cast the Electoral vote of the State for the
candidates ofthe party having polled the great
est number of votes Of the two. This can be
readily ascertained by the returns, judges OF
election noting on their tally papers the nam
Der of votes received by the Presidential can
didates, respectively, as also the number OF
votes cast for the Electors
By adopting this course, every voter IN the
State, whether American or Republican, can
vote his sentiments as to Presidential prefer
ences; while, by uniting all the elements OF OPP
position to the present pro-slayery ADMINS
tration, we may be enabled to restore freedom
to Kansas, and secure the triumph OF true
American principles.
| AS ctr State Convention will meet to norhl-
nate State ticket, as we'll as Presidential
Electors, before either of The parties shall have
brought out their candidates for President and
Vice President, the necessity for adopting a
common, electoral ticket for both parties would
seem to be imperative, if we would hope to
sacceed in defeating Locofocoisrh in Indiana
The Cincinnati Columbian makes d some
what similar recommendation as fellows:
When the three parties have their cahdf-
dates in the field, then we expect to witness a
sharp and active canvass. The American par
ty in the South will have to meet single-hand-
ed the 'ferce Democracy" and in the North
the Republican and Americans will have tc
meet the same enemy. If they unite upon
one set eff Electors in each of the States, near
Ily if net qtite every Northern State can b'
carried against the Democratic party. Ii or
the other hand, the Americans and Republicans
run each an Electoral ticket of their own, thu
result may be, and probably will be, an unpar
alleled Democratic triumph.
We see no objection to this policy. On tn
contrary, we are inclined to believe such pol
icy will bring about unity between the par
! ties, at the same time it will permit Ameri
cans and Republicans to vote their own pecu
; liar opinions, and sustain their own men. w
must effect this unity among the opponents {
Old Linesm in some manner, and at pfeser
we see no better plan than that proposed.