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8ales b. Anftion.
rr~rION GALE of elegant uOIl SEHOI.p

UCTION SALE OF elegant uOUSEHOI.p
n rpRSITURE larss PIER and MaSTEL MIRRORS
vFLyfT CtRPFTS, ROSEWOOD PIANO PORT. hosL
MOOD PARLOR SUITES. PAINTINGS, SrAfCARf,
BRON7Es CHANDELIERS, re. . ..
RUSSELL ". WESI'OIT ~ t'one"r. ~ @",., u LIE
DAY sept g. q, ~. ocock ~ the 'rg,nt rhsi-
TTRE AZ contained 10 the modem hpasc No - - &-i
Few doors from 7hss MOT ~ 'hc Fa-nnte o. THE
hone was made order and Iocoiy fn-'d eIle,aee
Ire aud sp id of Pao-, Du rom LiOfhJ
sud Chamber Furniture, al NJ whirh viii ~ sold witSs
Ye,.rve ahir aud par oi 'iEtf - triie ..
yo.,ood Parlor Sfs, covered ia ts.iI oquc. eessn
rosu cod Piano Forte al;d win pearl, caT ley FER q.
Man9l Mirrors Noigs. tOn Cs-pr. folr Tc thsof
hers yit ,.Yyirg , Ic.dy fur" thed Peoss
Also 4 s.trs II ros@ 'Lsr6eI F-T.u-c. rch u ar
Esi;rrsses Beds. a.; Ige ss.oGleIt u T'ch 70
We sii..r WsY. I,O!y t1!eV. (c. '4-l.g.'s VII -
ready and r,are can b. cs1iD, 4 es.y re n'sniss {
al,
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II. WILSON Aur'iore"F.
4 ARCH SALE of hrsl.cla.s IIOl rLHOlI,

LFUEklTI RE rich WH.on aud WE'VE. CaIpc,s; c".t}
Frcnch Plae Pier and hsnc Mrrors 'Fce sa:'s 81 ioh
Parlor F4rnituTe rosewood PisnOFOre; NlusbL- VI ran
r.s; Pearl and Silver Cutler, a., No - Ncs' l4'i,
mar 8thay.-H WILSON Will sell O-NORRON ttrdaSl
MORNING al TO- o'clock el.i1 Fufutnr' OF th' aOott
house which is Of tn bcs d"fipo1 aud hes been ~ use rh
months consisting Ofi7ze and costly Pic ard Mantle Mirro
or rss wood Piano rte elegant sr'es Of rOts"Ocd p
lo Furniture Tch erin and maroon br0csdc; ono CO. n
fr gold costly God Secretary Book ASS, Solo
cared rosewood Center SOFA oId Pie JDcs LEcc scpt Nor
rosewood EsgeTes, marble tops with mirror doo sEd backs
ee CANT rosewood Reception Chairs In th s.n and spe
rosewood Corner EageTes with mirror backs rich sce II
dow Curtains ard Shsdos bronze and oGmou Ciockr costly
Ssves and Dresden Vase and rich Psrlor Ornaments &C. with
;numbrr Of tine Oil Paintings. Dining Groom aud CLtmler
Funiturcceesnt oak Extension Tables oak Chairs Chii
Dinner Set rich gold band decOrs red Tea Cooo cc-
ruby and Glassware pearl AID sv'r Cutlery; Cake
Ba-kets; Casters Bureaus; NashsGnds WIN marble tops;
decorated china olr Se': best hRi tattreses fctnr
y, de- and Bcddne French Oval Mirrors; mahogany snies Of
Furniture in hair cloth; cottage s1d mahogany epdi
Chairs; rosewood Hall Stand Oclob s'air Carpets, Sc.
Cataloc The morning OF sale
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W. r.
mo MORROW (Friday) at 1O5 o'clock, CAbt-
j NET MANJFACruRIKs STOCK a. Auction, OF he
" ar.room. OF JOHN WILDE Co.. No os fnl'on-st, De
low Nss.ut The whole Wnl b" sold positively without ,
sow, and is particularly worthy the attention OF city ga
country aer- The stock comprises the usut va ~ r~ch rs
il found N warerDome most Of W ch h"s b'th MANI
featured expressly their private saie and c"N-' VI
mani of Ko,, wood Mahogany, and Nsnu Chsnpt' Tar
lor Dining Room and Library Furniture ia great variety
Also about 80 pure Hair Mattresses, -
L.. alnrrrn on morning % snlN.
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By JosKPm HrcrN.s, Apc:ionee-,

By JosEPn HEGENss, Anc:ioneeg.
IN FRIDAY, September 70 at ~ O'Clock o. M,
~ NJ The Central saerooIn ofWougby and Pcor.
So. Bro,klyn.-REGULAH WEEKLY SAILS Of uOt 81
HOLD FURkITURE-Nevct Tspes;ry Bussels and ugtan
Carpets Olcoibs OipapiiDgs, EnRsyiaes EAeson Tables,
mahogany Sofas T'eaetes hogsuy snd Ok Chair. Bed
ads Mattresses CroCkery, Glassware, Peuos stove, &c
Also, one Busgy-iop Wssonin good order.
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T. ". HGgTiS, hno '71s'l. -
by BANGS, BROTHER d Co.-II4ueS1e
III 4 Il
W. MELLoE. auction -.
nY W Z MEIInk-IlIIS DAY. Jhnrsday.

nY W. <. MELLOIi.-IilIS DAY, Thursday.
- Sept g. Il Il o,,o,k. = -i'c'.oor. ~. - sLc ~
pArkr,yy opposite the A.oT House.-DlaNDND bktASI'
PIN COS, go; Zoe 4c,-Nocl PIASOTORTE - y-clcni
tone and rush and folly wartlied; go p.'. bhoNAf.
WARE Assorted GONE VI IA axe .cIY Is a. y.t -.
a. .n,Tc n gce o. sci c.cha.@l slLNTE PLATED Aht
s,o 10 ,oii 70 PARLOE SUITES IoE Chisf Is1e.'
&C. III hole cuinpri.'se -h and Do D." co con y
III tn attention Of he Tde. Good De PsrAed on ne
nr.i. IL. tl.alesi,. Oh ~ ilIIDiIs " - -
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Copartnership Notice.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore es,s N " r.
the und-rsued under .he nane o. hina Tibsr
INC 60 IS this DAY Dissolved By HsI-L e.s.-.ssu. o
u "-- A-''A4 - .-e -''''e- - HIRAM WARlSO
49, A. = SAITH
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Jnsuranre Companies.

SEcURrTY FIRE INSURANCE COMpAa 49,
- Va 81 Pne ,crs4: Victim Bssf ,19 8 n. :.p pad
$500 n paid in. This Conpsny paw, 70 I've ,ppH.
oa. PoHc. Of Ia.a,.hes 'n g,ysI.hs sess
bs!drss ships loE. ard Other p,2Ie gER Prcsldsz;
TUCS w BIRDsAII, Seer ;Iy
JOSEPH WALKER EDNp n ,1,rrynrx
LILLIAN 7. MOTT, b. " WI VA ~ .RSEp
iJ pns r. t -, SiW-TL G PAN0N
nDMAFD Woop p1CHARD p. BRCFP,
" NJ DENSlSTOIy u. thOsnr sTiHF
NN ". HTssEY, : T. ..-stiIrsrrTT
fDMI Nd W. CORLIfS, p >, ~. 'urIT IA
EDWARD WILLFIT, Jph11rihn n pFYER
lHAS L. PARkkh oEyy4H Z tgDi ~ NTsRE T.
JOHN n. WARRriH, hubiin n EEFIER
CHIS. Ely "a, ~ - ~ pfsrT tsR
VIZ 81 ABBAIT, EnnnyvyiRD CRoMWEIL .
WN BfRDSA Il. nmegS,iAN
EDN D. MKRRITT -. ~ ~ NiTSEFrr.
SMITH LAWRENCE, n1iI aTTFY
HENRY BARRON. Jpp s'ts, n C,EIgyEIr.
JOSEPH LANRJ.N,E, cfN"'
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w s. MyLLoR. Auctioneer-By ". $ MtLLoh
'IIilS DAY, (Thursday,) at lOA o'clock, at sales
roor Nos 10 and Is PAX row, ELEGANT CABINET N
hTGE several superior toned rosev ood dmogsny fso
You,, Brouzs silver Tea Sets Spoons, Forks, ooeets'
Fr,nch plate pier and mle Mirrors lOoeh9iee ou
moderate charge. Lrds add Scnenep :Ie par ;ely in'i,
n lev the o,k pgcy;ou sale The Cabinet UNI ure N1
consist Of ten solid rosewood Psor Sues covered in nc
broca,ce plush hsrcoih and moque sssotd rch cencT
keboards Extension Dinng Tables Cbs'Ts Corner SSud'
Parlor and Reception Cbs &c Alec 81 l. ciocs sV.I
,,h to,d ood Piano Fores which are Tally warranted
the same Is when .ol private .te Catalogues on norm
OF sale.
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q. G. HoUGnroN, Auc'icEcer.
TI,IIIS DAY, THURSDAY, at lO4 o'clock, al
at the s..sroo,u No. lI3 Nassau-st., large and sPeu
did assortment Of Rosewood Oak, Walnut and Mahogs5y
Furnure French Plate Pier and Mantle Gas-e hre "a
Isn,inrs rich Cut and China Ware Psnoio-tes &c
lmins of the mos; extensive and bsutiiu O.
Iousehod Furniture offered sIc;on in this city Der
IN, nds and public generally rePoca.y invited 70 es
snd examine the mselyes Every fciy WI be sn"eto
10 boxing and shipping IL is vel! kno" 70 otl
.rds that make liberal cash advances to MANUSCRIPT
m, .fre we feel liberty TO sell without reserve fa!!s
hing TO uurchase for the Trade Otherwise can huN IN
ENrrY artlcl win b. warrted IS rePrt'teG
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A.IW.A0kK STpREME COTRT-SARAH

HtW-) DIRK SUPREME COCRT-NARfH
~ " ROWLAND BY her r-rt friend WILLIAM An
LERsON, assi,. v ILLlAN ). ROW LASD--s'-mmons 70.
r,hsfTo the DEFENDANT: Y0u teceby summoned and
:, anir,a 20 answer compan. ths seDn Of wheh
py her, with served pon Jog and % srye copy Of
the said complaint the subscriber BIS once No
50 a.us NewYJTk Chy, thin t1rn.y days aflsr she sr
vce hereof exclusive Of hi dy Of s. h ere an yn ~
10 answer the said complaint within he tlae sto-es ~
plaintiff in hi. action vii apply The COa- or TIE re-. 's
aD1 I'd a ,hs congratulated New f2Ll Sek- y. I'D
$50 w. HF0rgY, Plau.l.'s A.St.' :.
The eompan, in this tcior sled IL IL ~ o. tJ "a
ftL- Ci:y AID County e NsE y9Ik q ~, ~, 80
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crFRFME COrRT-City and County Of Ne ":

CrFRFME COURT-City and Comfy Q, wv,
- yors-Tle PREslDTsT DIREt IohS S ga - - ~
Or anon,y derisu4 IN c3n.'sc,Io he !,
heby u.i and Isqifed - 80 OK Il "a.
Chy sai Count Of New YORK y re ~ "a = =, IL -
o., = IN, 10 the .sid Complaint 90 zoe po-I :.
ii. fee. No 81 Wal street n. 81 o. ~ "
- y' ID n yoa l 20 aasgsr ne I'D cc5 70! NTH
N .sr,sd4ihs PLAINTIFF 70 ih.s ae.rh S' ve IS
-, a. ,hs ,boasnd sCl,-fs, MN n
80, IN ts twssty third day u Jaany one
- nSrs d az - I'D TANES p. HYATT
nv ~, i i.Is, RI fts,s- i.t.rBeJ.
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ALBERT II. NICoL,Y, Auc'ionecr
nOSIIlNE SALE OF No. - MaIi .nn- Il

ALBERT II. kICoL,y, Auc'iVneer.
DOSITIVE SALE OF No - Madison-st. at
hESDAY, October ISL I, at II O'Clock. a. the MRhan,
Txchppgc the "a ycprs LEASE Of LOT No 9s Mad-onst
wi the iwosory a;iir and basement brick HOT SF thereon
on he side between Catherine ecd Markets. Lot 2s
o6 iousc q, TO- ih in" age yard COZ nins grape vines
had expended upon nearly 1850 in alterations snd repairs
wi bin lew yOrs contains Crotor water Throughout
bath and tsioom; hail. Handsomely marbed &C. The 10
cation as desirable ss could BE- wished or being within
waking distance Of the business part OF the city snd
within block of and car routes leading to I'll
psrts OF ihr city The lease hos II years 10 Trn rom Nay
J, 1871 subject to renewal OF p years; RToHnd IeHt
-Opr srrum snd the owner of The ott pay the eNira
ton OF the lease full value Tor sinpovemtni IN" boL-- u
rent for and be had the ls Il October
next and easy For cads Of admission and full psrcu
lars apply to 2o6l ALBERT H. hlCOLAY BToadst
DEREMPORY SALE of VALUABLE REAL.
j EsTAI B. In sURRY COUNTY NrgirisThe undo Asncd
"a day OF October the whole OF Their I. este aa IN me
County Of Surry embracing utFOCR THOUSAND ACkES
Of excellent FARMING. TlMBERED and WOOD LAND.
This property within five mile of Chip Oak nde"s'er
inlet River and navgab for ye!s Of iH TO
feet uTsught, which are running weekly from their wharf 81
cl arooa slaves The whole Tract is inersected by
and nia plank road which extend nearly the hart 81
shipment The FiRNlSG LANDS embrace about 900
sry all Of which have been well uarei With Mar OF the best
qualify which is ablndan, he whole tract They vii!
duce finely in Wheat Corn Osts aud the c!slly
Glover The timbcrcd lands prcipty In Original growth
Of yellow pre and pc Gnu us Undue, shpSud
The WOOD LAND will yield very largely IN lakewood 40
charcoal wood and may be MADE 9. 1s.s ,, i
pns intelligent and successful farmer. it, vicinity TO the
Norfolk rcicrbus Railroad sbout three niiesl and Its
tide water combined with other sdsantsse rec
Lumbermen Ship bulcr, Woodcut;er' Charcoal burners
The terms WILDE dating and Wiz be made trown q,
tie ,ae which viii commence Al the CHIT MN knoNh as
Aey on The pIsni at p J.? o .r IT, A,LEXASplR
PACE or BLAKE PI1TMAN
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yTHE COUPONS Of the FIRST MORTGAGE
L BONDS CATAWISSA, WILLIAM5PORr and ERIE
RAILROAD COMPANy, due August win con;nae TO be
aid a, The BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, New.York, Until
l MT. and after date only 1.-THE Office Of the Treasurer
No i3I Nalnnt.st, Philadelphia -
e,nt.pb.r "a WM II. FISHER. Trsayurer.
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4 MEETING Of HOLDERS Of the FIRST an

A MEETING Of HOLDERS Of the FIRST ana
n SECOND MORTGAGE B0SpS Of The tLuSillNtp
RAILROAD COMPANY ~u be held A. the ofce o. Jghn H.
Rnsr .sa No $50 Eassa1st. New-Yors, on TilOfOSDAI
sept 81 O'Clock p. IL 10 important ihst eFry noho
hsfd.I should b. reprss"uted ~ ibis n.s"t'ns
EAST RIVER SAVINGS BA"k, No. ) Chain-
IL b,t,s two doors from Chat ham sOpen every caJ
Con 10 clock 10. until O'clOk H., and on Ih"I,asy
evenings from 3'cock per cen: Interest t2u on
soms from jO0 cent sums over ~ ~
ssns deposited before Oct VII inie1os rom .hs'
Asie PETER H. iIlco, T4's'~o"-
CnA. A MHITNEY. eeeT.tGrY.
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THE COUPONS OF the First Mortgage Bonds
i Of the CATAWISSA WILLIANSPORr and ERIE
RAILROAD COMPANY due Aug. !, viii continue 20 b. paid
q Tie Bank Of North America NewYor. until the aOth mat,
and af,r thai date only a. Office Of Che Treasurer. No. iJ
Ns,nn,.,t Philed,lpbia. WM. X. FISHER Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-25

IIOTICE.-The INTEREST due on the lat OF
N OstoSe1 on the MORTGAGE BONDS Of tho bANNi-
90 "a ~, @rc of DuNCAN SHERMAN ca
s,p a. 1885.
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ISLsT RIVER SAVINGS BANK, No. , Cham.

OyyIcY OF THE LAcKAwsSSA RAILROAD L. Coat Cog
No 90 Broadway cor. of Wtllst Sept. 10, 1855
TIME INTEREST COUPONS On the Bonds OF
MI. Company due let October pToI viii DC paid on and
NV" N MICHAEL MEYLERT, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-25

u ofILLINOs.-IN1ERBST COUPONS duel 1t Oatobcr
ma iii b. paid aud that date 81 the Banking House OF
NORRIS KEICHUM, esq, No. - Wnliaolst; Nsw-Y9rs
H~" j. NJ CATLIN President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-25

,e .proiuted behalf Of the hi holders OF ans b@is
lu, The Messrs Le'snd and received only foI an
.v,r r.Gr.ne. TO Bsnk Book and leeeSe respec'iay
qu.li all persons ho,aas alloy Bauk money 1nneo~Iei
Iwa,d th.r names address and respective mounts 20 LU-
rHtR b. rERT Counselor az law, No IL WA. a., ~ :,
promise shsrc pro the necessary expenses 81 "
S. TO ocu,c r,aerlp not exceeding cent On s
CLINTON kOOotN LII, Nha'NA'"'
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TIRE COUPONS of the SECOND MORTGAGE
j Boz DS WILLIAMSPORF AND FL MIRA RAILROAD
d.. lot October will b. paid presentation and ai.r that
date the Ban of horih America Now York and tho o5ce
Of the Company, No. l3l Wanntst Pblsdephia
WM. 4. LONOSTREHH. 1Te9suT-s.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-20
A PEfsFUasrls, :, EsEeEAY,FF.

Whatlady or gentleman would remain under the
of disagreeablC breath when by using the Balm
of Thousand Flowers dentifrce would not only
render it but leave the teeth white alabaser?
Many persons do not know their breath is bad and the
subject is sOdeleate their friends will mention it.
Pour sngle-drop of the Bam'''on your toothbrush
and wash the teeth night and morning fifty cent bot
tie will last year. @
A BssVTlFUL CoaPLExIoN may easily be acquired by
using the Balm of thousand Flowers" 1t will re
tan. pmples, and freckles from the skin. leaving
it of a soft and roseate hue. Wet towel pour on two
or three drops and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brush in
either arm cold water pour two or three DROPS
CT Balm of Thousand Flowers, rub the beard we'll
and twill InaSe beautiful oftlather much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Cents.
FErRIDGE & Co., proprietOrs. &
KELLER, FARNSLEY &z co.
ap5-lyd&we Agents for Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-20

!, P. GLEICHMANN VS.. UNKNOWN HEIRS OF X
WoLFRAN on 4h day of ootoberof part % the
Or of 81 in township south of range 10 west in the
Land District VaneerbuIgh county containing
NJ. W. STINE vs. MARSHAL KEY JR.-Sale the
t day of October of lot 49, in block 40 in Lamasco City
f; KILLER VS.. VIM. G. ADLERSBERG.- Sale on
the Oh day ot Sept of the south of No IN
township No 6,sOuth se8t county
WN; W STONE EFT AL VS.. @. BELL.-Sale 22d day
otSep Of Drugs Medicines. Oils Paints Dye Stus, Glass
ware. W ines, Brandiss, and other liquors.
ii: d. ALLIS and L. HOWES VS.. MARY SOEELS. Sale
onthe ot day of Sept, of the or No.
township 8, range 10 west. Vanderburgh county.
JOHN A. REITZ EFT 4 VS.. J. P. HENDERS0N-Ssi
on the I'D day ofeP of1ease hold upon H. block 1885,
Lamasco City, said easehold running July 2 1857
2 JOHN S. HOP KINS VS.. THOS. BUTLER Sale Aug 20
of lot ITO in the Donation Enlargement city Evansville
and lots and4 block 15 Fourth Enlargement y
IT. Evansville -. aafs.r-. I-..
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-20

tWatehlngs and playing as great @game of bastc
as was ever got up! 1t was wonderful sight
to see the multitude of thousands gathered at
these tables--and to look down the long vista
of boards above which were playing an army
Of arms, to the music Of cheerful voices and rat
ting knives, more delightful at that hour than
the sweetest sounds of winding horns or vocal
chauntS. And yet. when all this had ceased,
and the multitude had wended their way back
to the speakers stand, there was plenty left,
and still plenty when hundreds more late in
arriving had visited the tables and gone away
satisfied. The gentlemen who had attended to
DISAPPOINTMENT part Of the entertainment GER
tainly did their duty admirably. kentucky
hospitality" proverbial the world over, suf-
fered none under their guardianship. The
consumption was immense, but a providence
reigned over all that was more than adequate
to the demands. More than all, the meats
were Of choice selection, and admirably barbe-
Icued. aia,- f. bn.@f .f.,.
oj Gen. Harlan, of Frankfort, addressed the as
sembly after dinner. He made an admirable
speech, which was warmly applauded. Such
occasions are not the ones for taking notes of
speeches. The delight of listening to them
should not 5e marred by the labor of taxing
memory or paper to afterwards share the de-
light with others. Maj. Hughes of Morgan.
field, KY. followed in naashort but enthusiastic
address, which was as heartily received as it
was given. After 4 o'clock the speeches ceased,
the Evansville Fillmore cannon opened its
mouth, and the bands broke forth in pleasant
music, while the immense crowd separated,
having spent few hours in as happy political
co-mingling as perhaps they ever enjoyed
The Evansville delegation crowded the
steamer City ofCairo from stem to stern, and
probably a little larger assembly than had
ever Before shaken her timbers She left Hem
derson4 mid enthusiastic cheers from the peo-
pie of that place, and the large crowd of Mt
Vernon citizens on the Kate Sarchet then pre-
pairing to start home. In the name of the Fill
more men of Evansville, Mt Vernon, New
burg, Union township, and of different sections
of this portion of Indiana, we return thanks
to the Fillmore men Of Henderson county,
KY, for the cordial welcome and hearty good
treatmentWe received at their hands. Heaven
smile upon them and the great cause in which
they are enlisted
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-20
CANDIDATES.

Mr. SAXDERs:-Please announce the of DR.. ALLEN
HALLoCK can didate Tor the oce of Coroner
ensuing October election.
sep2)-te* 7ao
MIR. EDTToR;-Please announce the name of JAMES D
SAUNDERS. candidate for County Surveyor
suing october election. sepl3*
Mr. EpiToR:-Please Announce the name of ALEXAN-
DER MADDpA as caApidate for recollection the Office
of County Commissioner. sep4t
F are authorized to announce the name of SAMUEL
KIRKPATRICK candidate for the office of County
Commissioner at the ensuing October election aug2O
MR. sANDERs-You win please announce my name as
candidate for the office of County Treasurer ensuing
October election y2S st4 JOHN GREEK.
Mr.. SANDERs-Sir: You will please announce my name
candidate the office County Recorder
at the ensuing election. my29 WIN. II. CHANDLER.
Mr.. SASDERs;-Please announce my name as candidate
Becorder of Vauderhurgh County ensuing Fall
election subject to the decision of the Democratic
tom. myH ffcet JOHN FARRELL.
a. H. SANDERS. ESQ PLEASE my name as can
ddae the Office Clerk the Yanderburgh Circuit Court
ct the ensuing October election. :. ss.--a.--as
myI7*s -r LOUIS RICHTER.
EDITOR JoURNAL:-I ndidate for of Sheriff
of n3erburgh county at the ensuing
myI2-ts IL. HOLDEN.
f w are authorized to announce the name of CHRIS
IIAN BiPPU6 candidate for recollection for County
ftacorder at the october election. sep2
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-20
0tIs5r Gov. Joe's memory is getting treacher-

0E1F Gov. Joe's memory getting treaeher-.
Gus. He mingles the Doctrines Of the Demo-
cratic party Of 1853 with the Doctrines of
that party in 1856, and often confoundssthem
in such manner as to make himself ridicu-
lously inconsistent. At Indianapolis on the
18th August, the Governor said: --~vs-r,--.
If the policy of the democratic party in ref
erence to slavery is adopted and carried out,
not another foot of slave territory will be add
ed to the United States
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-20

WoRD TO THE LAo1Es.-In recommending to gOur use
Dr. celebrated Stomach Bitters, but
tiee state smuEnt the system, in imparng
strength and vgor periodical stage which
attended with pain and trouble
preparation happily to all Affections
and for Crspsin the ach Cholera
1Orbus all ailments arising from Indulgence in the
fruits vegetables ice creams certain and al
remedy and family should be without
it. Directions the bottle. Sold by druggists and
dealers generally. HALL0CK d STODDARD.
sepii-d6v EOOLSEY S SAWYER.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-09-20
EVANSVILLE LIBRARY RooMs.


at meeting the Directors Of the Association. it
ordered that call Of three dollars 3 share and the
contribution eff (s) for each Iember for the
rent year. commeueng August 10th ut be ooIected such
call and contribution being due from and after this date
Gz-PaJ saml Bayard Esq. Treasurer of the State
Bank. By order. GEO. FOSTER, Recording Sec'y.
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