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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-28
HOTEL FOR SALE,

TMNHE stand known the New Hotel Newberry will
sold advantag ousto the buyer tits favorably
fourishiug tewn of in Greene
tv Ind all the out houses csterns &c with
Stables ATTACHED When it is that New
berry the of the southern division othe E. and
STRAIGHT Railroad and also located ediatsly
the w and E. the Feeder Dam, White river,
beautiful healthy location with good surrounding
country as an wishing investin
marty this Kind will tbs advantage of investing here
faF psrtcula.s apply TO either ~ Sr
I'm
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ma MANN,s AGUE BALsAM.

THAT well known and popular remedy which has proved
wonder of the the
country ARRIVED IN TOWN and is offered
for sale wholesale and retail the Special Agency Messrs
HaIlock Soddards Main street. opposite the PanK Ev-
ansville Ind We would say those afflicted with that
dreaded disease Fever and Ague fined DR.
MANNs BALsAM certain safe and aeetual cure in
according directions Sold by all
spectacle druggists dealers in the Western States and by
HALLOCK ST0DDARD,
Wholesale agents Evansville. Ind.
Andby s. RuARK New harmony, S. b. NAM & Co..
jels-3nw Propretors. Galisn, o.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-28

SINGULAR Acknowledgement Governor
Willard, of Indiana, was recently nominated
; by the Democratic Convention Of that State as
the party candidate for Governor. But this
honor it seems by statement in the Cincin-
natl Gazette was conferred upon him on con-
dition that he would take pledge to abstain
from the use of intoxicating drinks. This
promise he made before the Convention, and
agreed, in case of a failure to keep the pledge,
that he would withdraw from the canvass if it
should he before the election, and resign Office
in case of it occurring after he should be cleo
ted. The Cincinnati Enquirer, Democratic,
admits the fact but says the pledge was not
to take effect until after his election as Gov
ernor. 1t seems that he has been drinking
freely since he took the pledge, and the Gin
cinnati Gazette asks whether he will resign
The fact of such promise being exacted is a
sad reflection upon the character of the can
didate. The Gazette uery properly says that
the gubernatorial Office is not proper place
to reform inebriates.- Bait. american.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-28

BUCHANAN KNOW NoTHING.-The order
sincerely promulgate this doctrine. Buchan-
an says:
We ought to use every honest exertson to
turn out of power those weak and wicked
men whose wild aud visionary theories have
been tested and found wanting. Above all,
we ought to drive from our shore FoREIGn IN
FLUENcE, and cherish American feeling. For
eign influence has been in every age the cnrse
of Republics-its jaundiced eye sees every
thing in false colors-the thick atmosphere of
prejudice by which it is ever surrounded, ex-
Guiding from its sight the light of reason. Let
us then learn wisdom by experience, and for
ever Danish this FIEND from our society"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-28

OF The independent Democrat, Concord,
N. H. whose editor, Geo. G. Fogg, Esq, was
the Chief Secretary of the Kansas Investiga-
ting Committee, as the result of two months
experience in the Territory, says:
"Instead of the wrongs of the people of Kan
sas having been exaggerated, the half of their
wrongs has never been told. And this, the
testimony taken by the Congressional Com
mission will conclusively show. And yet ne
oral or written testimony can portraythe height
and depth, the length and breadth of the out
RACES perpetrated in that Territory, under the
color of law and by authority of men who hold
commissions under the President of the Uni
ted States. Including the Governor, Judges.
Marshal and Indian Agents, they are engaged
in one consolidated conspiracy, having for its
object the expulsion of every Free State set
tier from the Territory and the establishment
of slavery therein, at all hazards, not excepting
scivil war and dissolution of the Union.'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-28
THURSDAY. July

of the People of the First District will be held at Prince
rton Gibson county
THURSDAY, JULY II,
for the purpose of nominating suitable person
candidate Representative this District in Congress
in opposition to the nominee of the late Old Line Me-
baska Convention. Let every county be represented
and People forget party names to accomplish public
good.
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o. Tie Nashville Wing notices the ap-
pearance of one dollar notes on the City Bank
of Nashville rrsed TO five. The l on both
upper corners is cut out and the figure past
ed on
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-28

or Thos. Coyne was killed in Chicago on
Thursday, by female named Fenton, who he
had nsulted and beaten.
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AdoIph G. Adlersburg
Garnishee.

Adolph G. AdIersburg
Against
Rohyn & Louisville, Garnishee,
and e. W. NJ Bride. Agentfor
Adams Express Company.
Before Daniel Justice Peace vanderburgh
IOTicE hereby given that the day 1885,
writ o. attachmsn and summons of Garpshee, has
heen by the understand the adavt of Adelph
a Adlershurx against the Defendants that
viii stand for tial the twentythrd day Of July
1921 DANIEL CHUTE.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI. June II.
Flour 5u at 595 10. Provisions firm high views enter
y holders check operations in degree. Whisky
firm at 25e Su.ar molasses buOysnt full rates
New YORK, June 81.
steady sales 5000 bbs Wheat advanced; sales
bushels 81 20 for southern white Corn has advanced
bushesat 59c for mixed Mess pork dull Beef
irregular Lard firm Whisky steady.
Nkw ORLEANS June &c.
Sales to-day of 900 bales cotton. Market unchanged
every respect. Mess pork 10 so; holders ask
ing $50. Lard in kegs l3c; market firm, with Upward
tendency, 9th err articles unchanged
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NEW GOODS AMI NEW PRIOES.

6HANKLIN reilly beg leave TO call the attention to
their their large and well
spring and summer dry goods
weeks comprising of the most
found in the city which they Her at
retail their and the public
allow time buyers con-
part the followngBroad cloths black and fancy
white buff and fancy Marsales ana
silk Vesting Croton cloths and plain and fanya
Linen Calicoes of Philip Allen Spragues BDc
Mills and other rich printed French and Scotch
printed French Robes PLAN and salty
striped Beregss colored Mantz Whte CASH
mere plain fancy Gnghams rich printed
Brantees Cha de LANES, white Shawls black
and fancy shawl rich sa shaw and scarfs black and
ntiqua Parasos silk and bingham
Umbrellas Panama Leghorn aud Braid Hats
and rich bonnet Ribbons, Hosing Gloves
Palm and fancy Carpets
stair Oil Cloth and windn blinds. together with
great variety of Trimmings small and fancy goods
Sc. &c. my1 SHANkLIN Y Kelly.
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UANlkLW OoLsEY.+. ....,-...-.,. ......,.-...F
AUCTION ROOMS.

Old House. Corner of Main Third streets
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
HEAVIHG leased for . term of years and fitted the
iii Ill above well known stand. prepared
ceve for sale at auction private SALE all kinds
household furniture horses,
gies, ETC..
Cash advances made cons ntH when required.
eRcing o'clock A. NJ Also Tuesday wedu esday
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
outdoorsaes andaes Of real estate promptly attended
to.
We weekly receiving. and have hand large
and of FURNITU RE- consisting ofslat
spindle and bannster backs scroll and scollOp
back office. French, Jenny Liud. and Bsstle wood
Chairs mahogany and wood Chairs Elizabeth
chairs: spring sofas, sociales CENTRE
card dining and breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges. mirrors. fine and misses bedsteads
trasse tin and wire Safes etc. which will sell at Gin
cinnat prices.
We hand great variety ofuotans jewery.
volns aceordeons pocket cutlery guns pistols whips
etc., which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale retail. W00LSEY NELSON,
mY9 Auetis.
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AUCTION SALES.
AT AUCTION.

ENG about leave the State Indiana wishin
ND administer estate and settle the
befor leave Wi Monday. the 25th day of Augu
D. 1885, sell public auction residence Third
opposite German Catholic Church. all my household and
kitchen furniture consisting of Carpets Beds and bed
Ding Chairs Stoves Sci also fac Piano Forte and large
Oil Painting; also loe Carriages Buggies
all horses 0 n han a the time of sale.
will be given all s0
taking notes with approved security.
have also vsuab real estate for sale cheap aud good
terms, All indebted whom | a indebted,
requested and SETTLE before the day sale.
e23- s. KAHN.
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G. NJ. MALLETT. W. J. DELANo

G.. NJ. j.
e. MALLETT & DELANO.
GENERAL ACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
% STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
paid TO all oonsignments of West
Produce, and 10 orders fo- Naval Stores, &c.
REFER TO
8. & A. HENDERsoN, New Orleans
CONVERSE Co. 81
", A. VIOLET, ''
W. A. ANDREW s1EUR
J.J. MURPHY. Esq, Memphis
TT FISNIE, Esq,
PETER ODLIS. Esq. Dayton, Ohio.
TILLMAN, RozER Co., st. Louis.
KENT l. 0BEAR, a.
COL. j. WHITE Louisville, KY.
RoB'T s. MILLER. Esq,
CALVIN HOLMES Esq, Cincinnati.
LUTHER BRUEN. ESD,
Col. SAMUEL Stone. Chicago Ill. my15-5md
DOTATOEs--20 bills prime old Potatoes just received
ieIo III COOK SON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-28

VWNHE con tract finishing House in Calhoun
Mclean county. KY, will be let out the 10th June
1885, will comprise the entire drishsg of the
building including work (save the roofs also
pasterng and painting Plans and the work
be at office of the undersigned in Calhoun.
any time.
Sealed will he received time before the
when they will he opened and the work let out by
the Commissioners. The job is large and good one
Address W. POPE YEAMAN,
les City Building Committee.
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Va A WI VI 9TH BREAD.

READ larger than the largest better titan the best
b cheaper than the cheapest always be had
New York Bakery First nearly opposite the Post
Office dozen loaves for IS
The proprietor is fully prepared to furnish all kinds %
Bread esCakes and Crackers either at Wholesale RETAIL
aud he ters himself that he d-votes hts and
business.
pert satisfaction that after purchasing Of h
will wish to purchase elsewhere.
Iall-zK J.. @. GATNT.
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Or. CARR. SODA 40 half-bbls recd and 70 sale By
ID my5 ORR. DALZELL co.
COALI COALIL

TWNE Bediam Coal Company EvansyiIfe. md offer
contract delivery thousand Bushels Coal
daily at the river side opposite the Mines or ct the
wharf at EvansSille-
The quality of the being btedy the best tho
Ohio ell worth the attention of steamers which
freight Evansville would time
by coaling there. =
month. and send bill to this office. myls-Im
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-28

AVING Tailoring establishment 20 Main st..
opposite Court House would invite the ssn-
temen inspection of stock thse
have ample room to show theo nsislog 81 Frsnca Bng
shade and price, Silk Linen vestings suitable for
any of which will make 90 TO order on
shor office and the reasonable prices cash
There having goods if they can't be sold Gail
gentlemen If suit only like Saise
in the rehearsal, you mast be Id odd hsh ,x,z,x
my13-1m DANIDOeNEAL.
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- MATEE sTREkT. BETwEEN nAIN AND LOCUST sIREETs,
AVE just received Q and large supply 81 fne
ehssp Mantas. fine sets Application Cndersisevss
Coars Cemze Undersleeves and the best and finest
TSnent of Embroideries bought for this market
They invite speedy cali citizens Of ssasvills
ana surrounding examination for ehemselve4
before purchasing elsewhere promise sell
come and all. rye2
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NOTICE To CARPFNTERS AND CON-


"A UIGLEA HAMS.-A supply of these very surerioI
NJ Ham DO wiling Green ando- aAle
MI3 HERSHBERGER CRSO IN.
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NEw ranrIIV CRoCEnx

KNT bought taken the formerly
Wv occupied by Bacon Co. Main opposite
the Branch Banh and have made large additions TO their
with for future supplies ustfes
promising citizens Evansville vicinity,
great articles Family Groceries
Being exsrtion
satisfaction all hope receive liberal pat
q All Goods deliver free of charge
mhl3 HERSHBERGER & CARSON.
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gWNHE CYPRESS PoSD DRAINING COMPANY. incorporated
OF the last Legislature of Kentucky have about
worth dtchng he done through their Ian in
Union county for which they will cash. as as the
will make advances equal to 50 cent
the month the work
July and he finished in December
next. will and full particulars given by
applying A L. Churchill Geo. Henshaw. DR. j. D. Ames
Geo Payne living the land, Clerk of the
Board Morganfeld, KY.
ap24 Pm d&w WILLIS g. HUGHES.
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EHzx=l-WITH divided SWELL secured by Letters pat
EfE=E5--i1E1essteRt. May z3d 1855.
M nc N n BY of this swell solo passages may
ube played with the full power o. the iPssra-
alter ali the Melodeons Prince a. Oo will be fuy
nshed with this attachment without extra charge
Messrs Prince could realize handsome fortune by
orghs other nanufacturers but they prefer
in their instruments 1t only be OBJ
tanned by purchasing Of -
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Co3GC&A42Se

HAVANA, PRINCIPE AND DOMESTIC.
HAVING opened store exclusively for the sale Of cigar
invite the dealers in this article. and
call and examine
ensve stock consisting of this most desirable brands OF
Cigars from so to 500 10 boz. shall
keep constantly excellent on hand and viii
prices The attention of Barroom an
keepers politely requested having brands
suit their trade on hand. H. ANSfACHEh.
Frstand Sycamore streets, nearly opposite
A. Viele and Preston Bros, my2
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FHNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the cisize
Evansville and vicinity. that he has just receiv ed
eeivinz of Jeweiry OF
all kinds direct from New York which he would ask the
attention DESTROYS PURCHASING His goods ali
and of he latest styles and will be sold for cash ct the
lowest possible prices.
All kinds Of Watches and pieces repaired In work.
manlike reasonable charges and work warrant
ed. CHAS. BAR\UM.
On First three below tho Posofcc. at the
stand formerly occupied by @. Goshen.
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NEW WHOLESALE WINE AM
LIQUOR STORE.

WWT public of ana
W ing country ia general that we have ms
M ali sors of Wines and Liquors which intend 70 sell
the prices Country keepers viii do well TO CIV
u q call. = -. ....h e -. D :.
sat and Madeira French braldies good old hisk
in bottIes which are adapted for medical PURPOSES
IN Dos'ie'' s. HAMBO & co.,
uv,stf Main street opposite the Court House.
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samuel E. Gilbert & Co.,

Against
The Bank of Kentucky at Louis Garni,hee
vile and the Branch of the Stste III.
Bank Of Indisna Evansville
Before William Kemp Justice the peace Of
County
NoTlCE hereby given that the third day Of june
1856 writ attachment and Of garnisee
been issued by the undersigned the Of saael r.
Gilbert against the defendants and that cause will stand
for trial on the first day Of July. 1885. ~
iel0-3wd WILLIAM KEMpR
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW AND CEBAP GOODS.


wArxR ST. NEXT DOOR TO R. MAIN AND LOCUST
RE receiving and opening most desirable
IN spring and summer goods consisting in partod
Berages Robes Lawns. Brilianes Bonnets Grape, silk
Lace and Neopolitan Ribbons Lace Edxngs. gloves and
Hoseing great varCloths Cassmeres Pant goods and
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MISCELLANEOUS,

StP1TCH IN
Clerks they fear have oaght Goods thsa
IVA will be able to sell the
der avoid the like oceurrenc Ihsvs gSs tAsp nstrus
ons sell the Goods much less than
To and all others who bargains IN Day
Goods. would respectfully now Is time .fsoA
In ~ g.. EMBIrn
apI2 Main street TIRES doors beios Ssears
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since came here have heard . thouand anecdotes
Of EuSenis when Countess Of reoA Of her eecentces
her charity her courage and her talents OF her beauty
cen judge, having seen her on the memorable day Of
her arriase, the deep emotion Of her feelings
made her deadly pale II is said That she was always
ambiious and would have been contented vi no ord
nary fAts but in spite Of al the Wild dreams thu, may
have 6si heart Of beautiful and clever girl raised
By Talents and position above her associates spoiled
ana capriceus generous and iancfu what strange
saions 81 uprssy and wonder aad even OF fear must
baisd ~ We Empress Of mighty nation ana felt her
brew pressed BY the sdem that had encirced the head
of yosophins and that OF Marie Antotosttei
The country house Of the Countess de large
ary snd Furnished With gest simpiiciy Nearly s tbs
Ssrelgn ministers ard ter ladies had dined there also
the President II the Council There was Also . number
d pretty sfrs who live ehere Of present and by whom
the oountess takes pleasure in being always surrounded
ESthine can ~ socsbae and unceremonieus than
thess rsunions, which take place weekly Agod many
ladies arrived from Madrid Dpgst others the DowAger
DUCHESS Of AIvs, and number Of young men Music,
dancing sad billiards for those who preferred IT. made
the tfne quick y. Some Of the foreign eaos ex.
psesseA their regret st having arrived too late in Madrid
10 b present. ct representation which had been g9t
ct Oasnanchel In honor OF the Empress In which the
actresses those young girls, who had been the
and companions OF the former Countess OF reba
The ptsss vas composed BY Rub, the famous dramatic
writer. II b called "Loa," and IL written In verse
The nusio n BY Hersdier celebrated composer. It's
title 10 GA PerIs del Geniu the Pearl being Of course
The fair hereas Love- glory, beauty, 10. had each an
fhs pearl has been carried from her native shores BY
she I'm etia ssels The Is easy aod 40 Ting and
the music 20 vol adapted 10 II that IL IL In its way
H.ts chi f@w~s Az Hersder was present and also
Of the performers the countess complied With the
ne ttsl request, OF the chornses we're sung
web spIit and tAste that would have discredit
e. professional singers. There part Of the "L,s'
fem.t 1T lire aud ask what the future fse Of their
I.,a. ~ er Tim swe-s. 10 dious verse that
tae I urt - unho WI y him, bu, Vat whatever be
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.
MONEY MARK EFT.
SATURDAY. Feb. o.,

SATURDAY, FcD. S-O +. M.
There was very buoyant stock market this morn
ing. At the first board Missouri 6's advanced per
cent Illinois Central bonds, IL New York Cen
trail 6s, l Nicaragua Transit, Cumberland
Coal, I New York Central Railroad, j; Erie, Z !;
Michigan Central, 2; Reading, Ii Hudson Rail
road, 4 Michigan Southern, q; Cleveland, Colum.
bus and Cincinnati, ); Illinois Central, ; Galena
and Chicago, ] /; Cleveland and Toledo, ; Chicago
and Rock Island IL. We have not had such a
spirited market for many months, and according to
the opinion Of some Of largest operators the rise
has but just commenced. The transactions in all the
leading stocks to-day were immense. Nearly nine
thousand shares Of Erie were sold at the first board
opening at 542 and closing at 56 per cent There
were four lots sold Of over 1000 shares each, and
sales were made as high as 55a, buyer 60 days.
Michigan Southern opened and closed strong Il
run up to 9sA per cent cash. All the Western rail.
road stocks were in demand at the improvement,
and holders confidently looking for par for those
which have 80 long been unwarrantably depressed
AT the second board the same spirit prevailed, and
prices were well sustained. Nicaragua Transit ad-
vanced per cent; Erie Railroad 4; Gaiena and
Chicago 4. Reading I. Michigan Southern closed
at 96 a 98a per cent.
The steamship Persia, at this port from Liverpool,
brings seven days later intelligence. The news is
highly important and politically Of the most favora-
BILE character. The probabilities of peace are daily
becoming stronger. The preIiminares are progress
jpg Japidly. The effect Of the fact that negotia-
tons are about being resumed was visible through