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Smyrna times., 1856-12-31

CHILD DROWNED IN Tuna child of Mr..
Christian Meyer, at Chesapeake City. was
drowned on Monday under these affecting cir
cumstances: Its mother had been washing
some clothes and leaving the tub partially fill
ed with water, on the floor, while she went out
to put the clothes TO dry, came in in a few
minutes and found that her child aged two
yeas, had fallen in it and was drowned.-Cecil
WhiR.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31

IcE.-The extreme cold weather ofiast week
made splendid ice, near s inches thick, and
clear as crystal. On Friday last some persons
began to oil their ice-houses, axd on Saturday
there was general turnout, and great deal
of ice procured. Since then the weather has
been so moderate as to injure the quality Of
the ice, and the work will have TO be deferred
until another .' cold-snap." ''''-'
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31

or The Mayor of Louisville has issued a
proc Iamation. stating that, in consequence of
information, which shows a disposition on the
part of the colored people to raise against the
whites, that all slaves be imprisoned during the
HOLIDAYS, who are found absent from home after
half.past eight o'clock in the evening
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31

FrRE.-About one o'clock yesterday morning
the house occupied by Mr.. Henry Eubanks. and
owned by MFR. Nathaniel Servison, about three
miles from Smyrna, in Appoquinimink Hundred,
was discovered to be on fire, and in short time
was reduced TO ashes. Mr.. E. and family es-
capped with their lives, but lost nearly all their
furniture. &c This falls heavily on Mr.. Eu-
banks, as he is a poor man. t.#
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31

PRoFITARLE HES.--Mr, Jacob Hamilton, who
resides near this place, has hen which has laid
within the last seventy-one days sixty-eight
eggs, which are worth in tiis market 20 ceats
per dozen. - -Centrepiiie (Md.) Ttnes.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31

W" There are more than ffiy nnh,;.
places (in the city of New York, amonr T'c c''
eigners,) where theatrical entertainment o'' O''
cer,s' dancing, and singing may be enoyeS ~ y. :
q Sunday. ''eu o"
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31
DEL,

On the 29th inst. in Thoroughfare Neck 4,
poqulnmink Hundred, Joseph Fleming, ,na1
u years, 3 months and days. s'u
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31

PIGEoN SHoorIso.-A match Of this unusual
hut rare sport to smature gunners-pigeon
shooting-came Of near this town, on Saturday
last. As but comparatively few persons have
witnessed such an affair, we will give the mo-
dus operandf. The pigeons are carried to the
ground in a box or coop, and. as needed, are
put into small box on the end ofa spri g-poIe,
held TO its place by the lid, which catches 10
two upright, groyed sticks. To the lid is ut.
tached rope thirty or forty feet long, which,
at the signal for fring-the third counts sud-
denly jerked, the box springs upwards, throw
ing the pigeon into the air. The sportsman
then fires, and, il a good shot," does not fail
to bring down his mark. 10 this instance SO
pigeons were "put up" only seven of which
esca ped with their lives. The sum Of 12l cts
secured the privilege of a shot at the "box.
while the less ambitious for 81 cts. were euti-
tied to a" side shot" if the pigeon did not fall
at the first ERE. In several instances two wers
thrown up at once, which, TO good marksman
with his true double barrel,'' were as certain
of being pocketed as if there had been only one
To many the morality of such sport is very
questionable, but there is no doubt that il is q
source Of much pleasure to many spor,smen.
II IA
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~@~~S

FATAL PRAcrICE.-A young lady, named
Narcissa Burnhsm. was found dead in bed on
the evening of rhc 18th ult, in iIustin, Texas
She was residing with Col. Sublett's family,
and had been in the habit of using chlorOfsrm
to put her 10 sleep.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31

RHEuMArIc CURE.-Mr. W.. II. Start, OF
this town, advertises a number of certificates
in regard to the cures affected by his, valuable
remedy, for Rheumatism and ilarailmeuts.
No better evidence need be wanted than is here
given. They are persons known TO the entire
community, and their statements will be fully
relied upon. This remedy we believe to be the
best now in use, from what we have heard of
persons who have been cured by its application.
Indeed, it has very rarey failed to entirely cure
10 the most desperate cases Of many years stand
ing. The people are beginning to fad out its
value, and it is now being sold very rapidly
A day or two ago he received an order lor 500
bottles, from one agent alone. We would re-
commend any aud all persons efflicted with the
rheumatism TO give it n trial-belieying thai
by SO doing they will find relief
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31

FoREIGN NEws.-Guizot the celebrated min
ister of King Louis Philippe, is said to have
married the Princess Lieen. Both are very
old. England has declared war against Persia.
The British forces have commenced operations
in the Persian Gulf. Bread riots have occur!
red at Bucharest. It is now past doubt that
Russia is making great preparations to succor
the Shah of Persia against England.
The attempted assassination of the King OF
Naples occurred at review of the troops on
the S;h inst. The accounts OF the affair differ
somewhat. One says that while The troops
were deflng. soldier rushed from the ranks
and struck the King on the left side. lie was
arrested. a., 80
II was reported at st. Petersburb, that so
600 Russian troops are ready to march to the
frontier Of Persia, on the first invitation OF the
Shah.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31

RoBsED.--The Photographic rooms Of J. ii.
Marston, N. e. corner of Ninth, and Spring
Garden streets, Philadelphia, were entered on
Sunday. the 2sth. BY prying open the deer on
Ninth street with cbisel. and robbed Of swen-
ty-two gold Medsllions. six Pins. lot Of Peal
and fancy cases, &c.s to the amount Of s20O.--
The thief was probably disturbed from securing
more booty BY one Of the artists enteriag the
rooms from the Spring Garden street eDlrHnce,
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31
SMYRNA PRICES CURRENT
CORREcrrO wvxkLY EoR rnx TINES.

JOB PRINTING neatly execr cd at this
Office.
Smyrna times., 1856-12-31
Philada. to Norfolk. via Baltimore 295
Difference in favor of seafOrd route As

Difference in favor Of SeafOrd route As
From points south and west Of Weldon, in
North CarolIna, there is a continuous iron route
leading north, with which both the foregoing
ro,stes will have 10 withstand a conpetIon 10
and from PhlladelphIa. -.. 81 ....# ..Hf
From PhiIsdeIphis, via Washington
and R,chmund, to Weldon e 353 miles.
From Philadelphia, via Seaiord and
Norfolk, to Weldon, $50
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ApERFUmED BgEATEE.

Whatlady or gentleman would remain untieF-the
curse disagreeaBle breath when by using the Balm
of Thousand Flowers as dentfriee would not only
render but leave the teeth white as alabaster?
Many persons not know their breath is bad and the
subject delicate their friends viii never mentionit
Pour single drop of the Balm on your toothbrush
and wash the teeth night and morning. fifty cent bot
tie will last year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired by
using the "Balm of Thousand Flowers" 1t Will re
move tan pimpIes and reckles from the skim leaving
of soft and roseate hue. Weta towel. pour on two
or three drops and wash the face night and morning
SHAVING MADE EAsY.--Wet your shaving brush in
either cold water. two Or three drops
OF 'sBalm of Thousand Flowers rub the beard wei
and it will beautiful flather much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Gents.
FETRIDGE d Co., proprietors.
KELLER, FARNSLEY q co.
apps lyd&w Agents for Evansville
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CANDIDATES..

Mr.. EpIToR:--Please announce the name of JAMES d.
SAUN DERS a candidate for County Surveyor the
suing October election. sepl3s
MIR. EBIToR:--Please announce the name of ALEXAN-
DER MADDUX pidate election the office
Of County Commissioner. -sepi@
re- We authorized to the name of AMUEL
KIRKP ArkI0E candidate for the office of County
Commissioner the ensuing October election. aug20
Mr. SANDERs:-You will please my nsme
County Treasurer the ensuing
October election. y28 JOHN GREEK.
Mr.. SANDERs--Sir: You will please announce my name
candidate the office County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 w N. Ii. CHANDLER.
Mr.. SANDERs;-Please announce my candidate
Yauderburgh County at the ensuing Fall
subject the decision of the DEMOCRATIC Conyen-
tom. JOHN FARRELL.
A. H SANDERS. ESQ PLEASE announce name can
oee of Clerk the derburgh Circuit Court
at the ensuing October election.
myI7s LOUIS RICHTER.
JOURNL:I candidate for the ofzee Of Sheriff
Of Nanderburgh at the ensuing oetob election
Wyl2-te w n. holden.
Rs We authorized to the of CHRIS
TTAN BIPPUS candidate for re-eeetion for County
Recorder u the October election. sep2
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P GLEICHMANN Us. UNKNOWN HEIRS OF X
M0LFRAN.Sale 4th day OF October of part o. the n
Or ofsee township south range % west In the
Yineennes Land District erbuIgh county, containing
II 70 100
W VI. W. slime VS.. MARSHAL KEY. JR.-Sale on the
4th day of October block 10 in Lamasco City
G. +, KILLER vs.. wa. G. ADLERSB BERG Sale on
the 3Oth day of Sept the of No in
township NJ south range Yanderburgh county
x WM. W. STONE EFT AL vs.. @. BELL.-Sale on 22d day
of Sept. of Drugs. Medicines Oils Paints bye Stus Glass
ware. Wines. Brandies, and other liquors.
II: D. ALLIS and L. HowES VS. MARY sCEELs Sale
the 30th day Of Sept. OF the No Is
township ), range 10 west. Vanderburgh county
JOHN A. RETTZ EFT VS.. j. p. HEN DERsnN Sale
the 2d day Sept of leasehod upon Lot H. block
in Lanasco City; said easehold running Juyz7 1851
JOHN s. HOPKINS vs.. THOS. BUTLER Sale Aug. go.
Donation Enlargement Of city Evans ill
block To- Fourth Enlargement adjoining city
o. Evansville.
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INocULAT1oN FOR YELLOW FEvER-A Doc

INocULATIoN FOR YELLOW FEvER.-A Doc
tor Humboldt has discovered virus for protec
ton against yellow fever, taken originally, we
believe, from the fangsof asnake. The Doc
tor began his experiments in New Or
leans, but failed to gain public confidence in
his discovery He subsequently went to Ha-
wanna and began his practice under the pat
ronage of the government upon the recently
arrived troops from Spain. By an official state
ment, just published, it appears, that in one
instance 2,40O persons were ianoculated, OF
whom 228 suffered an attack of the fever, but
only q died In another instance out of 206
innoculated, 81 had the fever and only 6 died.
In another, 113 were innoculated, 81 were
sick and 81 died. A good deal Of confidence
in the preventive has been inspired by these
results.
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OF The New York Tribune of Friday last
says Southerners who have most knowledge
of Northern politics, are now intent on drop
ping Buchanan, and uniting on some one who
may have a chance of some Northern votes.
For this purpose Mr.. Fillmore is waited on
by the Great Planters now at the North, to
see if he is indeed their man, and it appears
that the jolly and over lucky New Yorker
impresses them very favorably." One of them
writes home 81 do not think it is possible
for the country to be kept together, except by
putting him in the Presidential chair.''
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was unanimously

" Judge HoVey is speaking over the Dis
trict for the Democracy. From what we hear
of his success, he had much better be taking
things comfortable at home. A speaker who
has to repeatedly address a crowd of about a
dozen or twenty, has evidently not very ex-
tensiye elements of excitement in him, nor
very much influence with the people. 1t is
entirely unnecessary for him to render himself
hoarse under such circumstances.
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A WoRD TO THE LApIEs-In reeomme ding to yoar use
celebrated Stomach Bittes,
tice STATE smulan the system in mparng
preparatory periodical stages, which
attended with much and trouble know
preparation happily adarted to all an etlons
for Crampin the SJomach, Cholera
orbus all ailments arising indulgence ~ the
fruits vegetables ice 1t certain and al
remedy family should be without
it. the bottle. Sold by druggists and
dealers generally. HALLOCk q 3i0DD-AhD.
sepII-d&w WOOLSEY & SAWYER.
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At meeting Directors of the Association. it was
ordered that dollars s3 share and the
nual contribution of one (s emter the
rent year. commencing August 10Th ult be collected such
call beiAg from and after this date
AsrPayto sam1 Bayard. ESD, Treasurer of the State
Bank By order GEO FOSTER, Recording see'y.
Enouirer copv sep11-2w
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o. Jas. Harlan, IRE, has returned from a
trip to the Northern part Of the District, where
he spoke every day to large and enthusiastic
crowds He reports everything highly favor
able in those counties. Mr. Harlan is doing
good service this campaign. He is still at
work, and trail Of light follows his footsteps.
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GRANVILLE, Ill, Sept. u, 1856

EDITOR EVANSVILLE JOURNAL
On Wednesday last the Hon. Jas. G. Jones
and Jno J. Chandler, Esq, addressed the citi-
zens of this place upon the political issues in
volved in the present Presidential canvass
Whereupon, at meeting on that evening OF
the GRANVILLE Fillmore and Donelson Club, it
was unanimously
Resozved, That, we, the GRANVILLE Fillmore
and Donelson Club, tender to Hon. James G.
Jones and Jno. J. Chandler, Esq, our sincere
and hearty thanks for their able and eloquent
assertion of our principles this day given, and
assure them that whatever may be the dispo-
stion of things elsewhere, the friends of Fill
more in GRANVILLE, will do their duty.
+. II. HEARSUM, Sec'y.
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EVANSVILLE LIBRARY ROOMS.

At meeting Directors of the Association it was
who have paid share of Stoek
full may pay up share fall during the present
year shall authorized give another ersona lady
the Library years. by annual certificate
By order GEO FOSTER. Recording See'y-
Enquirer copy. sepll-zw
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e. Mr.. Kratz's new little steamer Sports
man is very swift runner. She made her
first trip to Henderson last Saturday carrying
down load of beer. Yesterday she was bu-
silly engaged.
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o. The little Princess, bound down, ran
aground in front Of the city yesterday. She
had considerable difficulty in getting off.
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GExTLEMAs AND LADY wish to procure pleasant rooms
and board in genteel family Apply the editor Of this
paper.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


s Notices this place. line insertions
per line three timesi 80 cents per line one week DIS
longer time.
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NEVV ADVERTISEMENTS.


Y 4 4 Il S.
square, lines less time Oc three times $l
week 81 5oi two weeks 81 5o one month s.; three
nths 81 So months $I; year. SIS. Discount
argsr Cards of six lines under s. per
No charge for marriage death religious notices
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HATS, CAPS, &e.-We call attention to the
advertisement of Messrs Yauter & Maroon
CONNER They have just received their Fall
stock Of Hats Caps, &C., and are now prepared
to supply their customers with the latest
styles. We take pleasure in recommending
these gentlemen to all who need anything in
the hat or cap line. They have new a fancy
stock, with some Of the latest styles of hats
They allow no other establishment in the
West to get up neater hats than those Of their
own manufacture.
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OF \ young man who was married last
week, at Newport, Kyp INDUCING too freely the
next day in celebrating the happy event, by
treating his friends, was, under the influence
of wine, taken to gambling house, and was
there cleaned out of all his money, then re-
turned home and, under the influence of re-
morse and chagrin, took laudanum, and made
his new bride widow-almost
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The Henderson Barbecue.

The steamer City of Cairo has been engag-
ed to take persons from this city and vicinity
to the Henderson Fillmore Barbecue. She will
start at O'Clock on the morning of Thurs
day, the 18th, return again, and start back to
Henderson on her return trip at 10 o'clock
returning in the evening This is an excel
lent little steamer, and we hope all going
down, will purchase tickets to go OF her,
Leave your buggies, &c. behind, and show our
Kentucky friendsjust how many enthusiastic
Fillmore men, and ladies too, can be crowded
on a steamer.
Welearn by gentleman from Henderson,
that great preparations are making there for
the Barbecue, and tall crowd is expected
from this city. Among other items, the Fill
more Club there have purchased one hundred
sheep, SO as to have the choicest mutton. They
have also fine beeyes and every thing else ne
cessarY, and though tens of thousands do con-
gregate verify they will be sent away filled.
We hope every man in Evansville who can go,
will be there. Old Liners will be fed with good
American doctrine, as we'll as the choicest beef
and mutton. The ladies of Evansville are ex-
pected to be present. We understand every
private house at Henderson will be thrown
open for their accommodation. Kentucky
hospitality will make full and glorious ex-
hibition of itself next Thursday.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

TUnaer will always be found correct statement
sales including of parties property
and time sa1es.l ~
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t. The Cincinnati and Marietta Railroad,
which is thought to be one Of the most i'm
portans roads to the interests of the latter city,
is rapidly progressing, and win be completed
through it's whole length in December next.
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or A striking instance of the proclivity o.
human nature to indulge in forbidden pleas
ures, recently occurred in London. The Times
had vehemently denounced the opera of La
Farortta, at Her Majesty's Tteater, as an ex-
hibition OF harlotry on the stage and called
upon the people of England, in the name Of
everything virtuous, incl-led, to mark their
sense of what was right by keeping away from
the performance The people of England,
answered the appeal by crowding Her Males
TVS Iheater On the performance Of the opera
to su4focation, and not even standing room
could be found in either pit-or gallery. Mass
es Of people, principally ladies, poured into the
the theatre insa manner not witnessed since
the first triumphs Of denny Lind. Not alone
had the house never been fuller than on the
occasion, but. the audience had never been
more respectab2ei
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Daily Freight Trains Evansville Terro-Haute at
40 A. h.. which local passengers win be taken
R For rmaon through Tickets. apply at the
Conpsays Transportation Office head of Locust Ey
ansviie. jeI4 j. J. DANIELS, Sup't.
q aDd cor
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DsED:

At his residence county y 9hoid
Septembef 18th. Dir. ALExANsER RossoRoUGH.
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CET The Fillmore party in Rhode Island
held a convention at Newport last week, and
nominated four Of the most influential men
both politically and socially-for candidates
for Electors for President. If personal worth
and high character will secure their election
there will certainly be foar Fillmore men
elected in Rh de Island
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~ The Bowling Green arrived here last
Saturday, after long absence up Green River.
Some weeks ago she broke a shaft in Green
River on her way down, and had to have a
new one hauled from Louisville. After gett-
ing repaired she was delayed some time get.
ting out of Green River, owing to one of the
gates Of lock falling She was yesterday
preparing trip for Green River.
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FSE Fanderbargh County Agricultural Horticnltu
4 Society viii hold its regular monthly meeting
Saturday next full attendance Eeqaested the elee
ton Ulcers for the ensuing will place The
eety will meet at Crescent City Hail O'Clock
order o the President. p HORNBROOK
sep4-2t Seeretarvr
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tOFFiE,Io0 sacks Prime rec per Arkansaw Travel
X en- and for sale BY ssP3 PRESTON BROS.
VIE EsEso boxes ". r. Cheese rec and sale by
" sep4 PRESTON BROS
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a
HN0UR hundred Acres land lying in Hamjon 90 IN
Il tbs State of Illinois Terms Far further in
formation enquire at EMBICH'S Dry goods Store,
sep3 Main street, three dSoEs bal9g Second
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NOTICE OF AZ

NJ Office hereby given that viii sell public a1ctio
Friday the I0sh iay Of next, AZ the res
denee of Powell late Yanderburh county
consiSt;,. 81 49, a. ~ ~ "y eil5 igo "
Farming impera Household Furnit re, sc. Sc
credit of twelve months win he given al
the purchaser giving his note with approved security wav
ing valuatiOn and apprsement laws interest fro1
date. sepI6-3W EDMUND MAIDLOW Admir-
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SSObUTTON NOTE


M the 18Th Of August the partnership eistias between
" Mckinney & Cooke dissolved ~ mutual eAsent
q SIC KsSgY all debts owing by the late firm an
becomes the PurohAer Of e. A. Cookies entire Interest IL
fnd. G. MCKINNEY.
ssp3-.f z. a. COOKE.
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KEEN & PRESTON
NEWS FOR ALL!

NNE beg<o inform nHmerop cEstemers the Ladies in
VE Particular that ready to show of
the g-andest displays, FANCY STAPLE DRY Goo
before this market We busy to
full descr ption
thst assortment Of Ladies' Dress Goods such French
and English Merinos oolen Plaids black Silks
De anes Mantas ShawIs che richest Eanbroide
ries silk Bonnets Ladies' Misses Children Shoes
Damasks and Embroidered Window Curtain, Calicoes.
Gnghams Flannels Linseys Jeanss ale Domesties and
thousands of other articles
be beat by whether in style, quality price we
stu adhere co mottoS CHEAP SELL HEAP
CAL everybody at the Main
of First sep5 ROSER. BRO. L. FREY.
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TMNHE subscribers are in reeeiPtef ther supply o.
city country trade embracing every variety and quality
Mer Women's Child-en;s wear which they cali
the attention CT the puhlic, MCREA Il WELLS,
sep5 First street. Fosser's Block.
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6bB D0Z pure Oils Is doz ass'd Extracts
0I ard Flavorings; 20 gals Stoughtons Elixir doz
Stoughton's Elixir. just 'dby
ang7 z. II. COOK & SON.