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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-30
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I New YORK, Sept. %.
The Baltic has arrived, bringing Liverpool
dates of the 18th.
The Africa arrived at Liverpool on the 18th.
Richardson, Spencer & Co., quote the steam
ers news as having no affect on the cotton
market, closing quiet but steady with slow
sales; prices unaltered. Orleans middling
636d, Mobile middling 64d Sales for three
days, 1900 bales. In the Manchester mar
kets there was an average business without
any quotabe change. Breabstufs generally
were tirmer. The weather has been favorable
for the crops. The harvest prospects were
favorable. Wheat generally advanced on fine
qualities, with an active market at 2@3d ad-
vance. Flour closed steady. Povisions closed
quiet and steady. ConsoIs for money closed
steady at 9334@9375.
Destructive Fire,
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 20.
On Sunday night about 9 o'clock, fire was
discovered in Broner & Porter's cellar from a
furnace. Alarm was given and the fremen
after working on it a while supposed it was
morning the fire was discovered to break out
anew. The flames originated in Broner &
Porter's painting establishment on Bullitt
street, from a furnace used in the cellar for
steaming glass. The flames communicated to
Mcdonald & Sons factory, thence to Capt j.
S. Morehead's warehouse, and an unoccupied
warehouse adjoining, both of which fronted
on Wall street.
The wall Of Morehead's house fell against
the large warehouse of Newcomb & Brother,
crushing one side of it, and setting it on fire,
which was totally destroyed, also the building
in its rear on Bullitt street, belonging to and
occupied by Newcomb & Bro. The total
number Of buildings destroyed is six New
comb & Bro, are the heaviest losers; their loss
estimated at about $7OO0O on which they had
insurance from 100000 to $4,000 Mr..
Cromer's warehouse also suffered by damage
by water and removal. The total loss of the
fire will not fall short much of $12, 800.
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CORP0RATION N0TICE

FHNHE pro holders in the Fourth Enlargement
OF Lamasco City in the folio wing described places
the President and Trustees said
the same. Clark Goodseu
side pave with good subtautal plank
and the width of four eet also grade both sides
Third street from Leet GOodse streets alse grade the
Alley back of block 2.
Should the notice be dregarded the Trustees
proceed grade the days from this
expense of the lots. DAN'L CHUTE, CLERK.
Lamasco City, Sept. II, '56. sepl9-l0t
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NEW YORK BAKERY,

c.
Fit ESD BRE Al, HOT ROLLS, &C.
gENHE undersigned prepared with
II quality of Fresh Bread Hot Rolls Pies Cakes
Crackers Be- AT THEIR Dooas morning and evening
by aving orders at the by application
Everything manufacture shall he quality
furnished at the lowest prices past
age, respectfully solicit continuance the
augl2-tf j. @. GAUNT.
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WILL sell private sale, DIV Hing House. Lots
As aud 49, in the Upper Enargement of the city of Evans
ville 1t is that of the city which is desirable
for residences The lots front $50 First $50
Oak foot alley passing in the from
Mulberry The hOuse modern two-tory
Brick with two Parors hall enclosed porch kitchen
dningroom and pantry the lower floor and four bed
roo ms a bath room in the second story the
rooms &c. large and conveniently arranged There
good cellar cistrns holding 100 barrels of ice
house wood house and stable &C. the premises and
quantity of shrubbery. fruit grape vince, &c.
The whole will be offered private sale until Monday the
9Th October 1856 1t then Sold it will be sold in
cells and will be divided follow Lot As will
be divided lenghwe into equal fronting 3 feet
each First Lot 46 will be divided lenghwse
unequal parts the northwest which the house
isstuated fronting 40 feet and the southeast 5 feet
first street.
TERMS.-One- third cash; q in months and 3 in one
year. with interest secured by payable without relief
and mortgage the premises @. BELL.
Enquirer and Yolksbote copy till sale. sepS-tds
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NOTECE OF SALE.

nj Office hereby given that will sell at public auction,
~ Friday the 10th day of October next the
Alexander Powell late of Vauderburgh county.
ceased his pc sonal property taken widow
consisting Horses Cattle, Hogs Sheep Wheat
Farming Implements. Household Furnit re. &C.. &c.
Of months will he given all So
the purchaser giving his with approved security wav
valuation appraisenent laws, from
date sep16-3w EDMUND MATDBOW Admir-
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FOR SALE

ATERY low easy Residence
and cellar, with either ground on
Goodsel street, squares from the river. Appihto
sepI9-d&w2m JOHN INGLE, JR,
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NEW GROCERY AND PROVISION sTORE.

ONE DOOK ABOVE CkEsCENT CITY BUILDING.
STAFFORD has just opened Grocery and Provision
Store Main street. as above where he will be pleas
ed his friends and the public generality and he hopes
strict attention liberal share Of tbs
public patronage. my3I-1y
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FENHE subscribers receipt of their supply
IA Fall and Winter BOO rs and SHOES selected the
city and trade variety quality
of Mems Womens Childreus which they call
the attention the pu bile. MCREA g. WELLS,
sep5 First street. Fosters Block.
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FENHE partnership heretOfore existing between Fediy
T. nson French is this day dissolved by mutual
VIM r. French authorized to settle the business
I'D s-ro FIELDING J. JOHNSON
ongIi-tf VIM. E. FRENCH.
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LOOK HIRE!
BUTTS, fancy Silk and Woollen Dyer and Scourer
MR would inform his friends and the public that
his establishment from Carpenters Block
the Methodist Church Locust where he will
be happy see his customers. Ladies and Gentlemen bring
your soiled garments. sepI2-Iw#
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
L. IL In.

NHE Fourth Annual Session of the above Institution will
n commence Monday this LIST day of September 1876.
Young Men desrous thoroughly quail yfng themselves
for business respectfully invited the advantages
sented by this School.
The course Of instruction is practical and embraces Dble
Entry Book Keepngin all its various branches ineiud
accounts Current, Sales Commercial Correspon
denee. Penmanship and Mercantile Calculations.
fell Course Ofessons be completed six
ten weeks. Time limited Students at
time For Catalogue giving full particulars address
'3auq23-tf JEREMIAH Benin. Principal
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PREPARED BY
J A d E S G.. A Y E R,

PHACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST, Low
SOLD RY
Keller, FarnsIey Co., Evansville, Ind;
Yagre d Crawford. OwensvilIe;
Eallock & Parmiter, Princeton;
G.. b. Bingham, Patoka;
W. J Whiting. Cynthiana;
} e. Jaquess d Co., PoseyviIls;
Messrs, Gardiner at BlairsviIIe and wadesviue
Williams and Robertson. West Franklin:
Dr.. Thomas Newman and Jas. Sampson Mt. We
Hudspeth & Bro. BoonviIle;
Bowers & Sargent, Newburgh;
Adams Il Cam pbell, Petersburgh;
Fred .Eekstein Cincinnati, O., and alldruggii
mh29-4m
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ANANDLES.-1oOb boxes Star. Opal and pressed SUNNI
q J Mould Tallow. for sale low to close by
augl2 GEO. FOSTER & co.
HNREY LIME-In lots to suit purchasers. delivered
VI the Depot Canal for sale by
sept GEO. FORTER 81 co.
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TO BUGGY AND WAGON MANUFACTURERS
Des5 raIale EroneElX for Sale.

TO BUGGY AND WAGON MANUFACTURERS.
Desirable Property for Sale.
OFFER for sale Buggy and Wagon Maui factory sit
z uated the New Harmony, with all the fixtures
thereunto belonging together building upon
of which stands frame house. Any
wishing purchase either buggy and factory
comfortable home. will find this excellent offer.
Price seven hundred dollars. Address
THOMAS S1BLEY.
New Harmony. Sept. %. 1856, sep24-d&w1m
a a BUSH Prime Pctaoes 10 doz Chickens large. Just
1kcSF rec'dby aglS z. H. COOK SON.
50 BBLs pure Cider Vinegar fo~ sale BY -
Ga iy24 VICKERY e. JOHNSON.
EpIO COFFEE.-1OO bags for sale very low by
IA sep1I S. e. GILBERT & CO, Syo. near Water.
G.. w. GIVEN
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT,
No. Ii POydraS Street,
New Orleans, La.
RE e R e NCE
JAS. g. JONES. ESQ.,, MEssRs. Z. H. Cook & Son.
J. 8. MITCHELL. MEssRs. GEO. FOSTER & Co.
Evansville. Indiana. sug30-lyd&w+
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u
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
T II E L T Z L E r I n G E
Ioth1Klg Stores
arrived just opening the largest and
best Of Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
Hats and Gays Boots Shoes Trunks and YalIses also
Trimmings; which goods Will sell either wholesale
retail the lowest prices Garments made order
the uost reasonable prices at A. LOBENSTINE'S
Western Star Clothing Store.
sepl1 Corner of Water and Sycamore streets.
TO THE LADIES GREETING.
OUR long expected French Worked Collars Sleeves and
~ Embroideres generally, have last. which
respectfully call the Ladies' attention In beauty price
they surpass everything offered in this city Call in
see. ser1S R0SER, BRO. FREY.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
WHTE have hand large and complete stock
SV of Hats and Caps, which We will sell. Wholesale. at
Louisville and Cincinnati prices. All goods fresh
and of the latest styles. Call and examine
sep!7-3m YAUTIER MARCoNNIER. Main st.
CORPORATION NOTICE.
4 ARDERED, That the owners of property
" Gum known Lot IT, Enlarge
Plank Sidewalk laid down from the Alley Water
within after the publication this
Commissioner is hereby
will be assessed and collected by sale of
said lot much thereof will sas said lien and costs
By order of the Council.
sepI7-1Ot WILL. Fl. WALKER, Dep'ty Clerk.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.-75 bbls WOrthington
seri9 z. H. COOK & SON.
EHEEs E.-1O prime quality just req d from Gin
"a cnnai and for sale by
epI9 VICKERY & JOHNSTON.
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eSsUGS AK.-3 hhds prime New Orleans; bbl Powdered;
- Dbl IL Af, just rec ID and for sale bv
angIs VICKERY & JOHNSON.
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cop NOTECE.

TNHE undersigned have this day formed coparn ershi
III under the style and firm of A. J. C0lburn q Co. al
having the stock and stand OF the firm of Colburn
Hershberger will the liabilities of the said firm
Colburn Hershherger. and alone to set
v75tf JONAS COLBURE.
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FINE WALL. PAPERs-UPH WORK.

NEW ARRIVAL OF PAPERS.
SSCHMIDT STARK have received their establish
- ment First street large assortment of Wall Papers
from qualities the gded rising
thing the beautiful description ia this line They
also keep everything appertanng upholstery and
chairs Sofas &c. superior style. Having enlarged
accommodate increased business,
prepared receive customers, and show them
Iarge nck and low nrices an2a-tf
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NOTICE To STOCK
&SFOCKHOLDEHS in the Northern Plank Road Company
~ who have not paid twenty dollars each and
Share of Sto X hereby notified that unless sn
cent to make said twenty dollars shall be paid jonathan
Jaquess. the Treasurer of said Company HIS
room in Evansyike before the 10th day
next said Sha and all payments thereon made will
feited to said Company. By order of the Directors.
sep2-2wd VIM. H. WALKER, Secretary.
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long expected French 0rked CoIIars Sleeves
" Embt oideres orally, have last, which
respectfully call the Ladies' attention. In beauty price
they everything offered in this city Call in
serI8 ROSER. BRO. & FREY.
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no C0UNTRy MRYCHANr
CORPORATION NOTICH


4 tHEEs boxes prime quality, just reed from Oh
"a cinnati and for sale by
epE9 VICKERY & JOHNSTON
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GUST RECEIVED AZ WALDKIRC TOO
9P STORE, boxes Carpenters Planes; Bench Har
Screws Truss Hoops Columbus manufacture. Main
between Island I'd. 1e24
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INH Al ALTON
DiStaStO Ittng9.

The mode of Inhalation, in cases OF diseas
ell Lungs and throat, recommended by DR.. Cur
It's in his advertisement, strikes us as the true
one. L. is now generally admitted by our best
phy sicians, that LOCAL difficulties can only be
successfully Treated by LOCAL applications
The practice has been pur ued from the first
with respect 10 external inflammation and cor
rosions, and we see not why diseases OF the
throat and lungs may not be treated in the
same manner; We believe they may. In thl'
variable climate OF ours. where lung and throat
comp ANTS have become so prevalent and rife
we earnestly recommend to the public. and 10
the afflicted especially, TO avail themselves OF
DR.. Curtis remedy. One who has tried it.
See advertisement in this paper.
CAUTION.--Dr. Curtis Hygeana is the o.
riginal and only genuine article. 4lm2
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Republican Convention.

The p,ople of Marshall County, without re.
gard 10 p'st poll ical differences. opposed to
the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise, the
extension of Slavery in the Territories, and in
favor of the principles of Washington and JEFF
ferson, will meet at the COURT HOUSE in
flymoTth, on Saturday. May Sd, 1856, at
O'Clock P. NJ. to appoint delegates TO the State
Convention, and to effect more thorough or
ganization.
N. SHERMAN,
M. J.. SMITH,
DANIEL BRowN,
RUFUs Brown,
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Sherif's Sale.

Try virtue of an execution to me direc-
- ted from he Mirshall Common Pleas court
will Offer at public sale ut the court hou. e
door in the town Of Plymouth, i'll said
county, on Saturday the % day IF April,
1856, between the hours ofl0 o'clock IN. and
o'clock IN, said day, the rents and profits
Tor seven years of the following described real
estate situate in said Marshall county, fowl:
Commencing at the south west corner oflots
two and three Of section eight, in township
thir,y-three north, of range one east; thence
east eighty rods, thence north 80 rods, thence
west eighty rods, thence eighty rols to tho
place of beginning; except the privilege OF a
mill seat not to exceed one acre of gruund, on
the south line Of said tract, aud the privilege
of cutting a ditch from the lake to said mill
seat.
III said rents and profits will not bring sum
sufficient TO satisfy said execution. interest and
costs, Twill al the sam, time and place proceed
III sell the fee simple title to said real estate TO
satisfy the same. Levied upon as the proper
ty OF o. NJ. Barnard 10 satisfy said execution
in favor of Amos Mendenhall.
]. l.. THOMPSON, shift.
March 81. 1856. 1l3.
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State of Indiana.
Marshall County, S.

IN the Marshall Circuit Court.
David B. Dunh,m,
Samuel Church, jr,
and Charles Grass, Complaint to subject
Us. real estate to execution
Nelson W. Pea-son &
10 eph Pear-on.
The plaintiffs in the above entitled eau e, by
James o. Park, their Attorney. Lave filed in
my Office their complaint again-t the above
named defendants, to subject real estate to
execution; ard it appearing from the affidavit
of disintere ted per. on that the defendants,
Melon w. Pearson and Joseph Pearson. are
non res penis of the State OF Indiana, they are
therefore notified Of the filing and tendency
of said complaint, and that the same will be
heard and determined at the next term of the
Mar hall Crcrit court, to commence on the
second Monday in august, 1856, and unless
they appear and plead answer or demur thereto
t. same will be heard in their alb en- e.
Ate t: NEWTON r. PACKARD,
April 10, 1856. f4t31 Clerk.
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state Of Indiana,
Marshall County, IS.

In The Marshall Circuit Court.
CATHERINE Fox,
Us. : Complaint Tor Divorce.
CHARLES X. FOX
YINHE Plaintiff in the above cause has filed
i in my Office a complaint for divorce, and
il appearing by affidavit that the defendant,
Charles X. Fox, is nonresident of the State
of Indiana, he is notified of the tendency Of
said complaint. and that the same will be
heard and determined at the next term Of said
Court. to commence at the Court House in
Plymouth on the second. Monday in August,
1856. and unless he appear and plead, an
in his absence.
Attest: NEWTON X. PACKARD. Clerk,
BY JAaEs McFARLlS, Deputy.
March 81, l856-lw3
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limitations

4 Ii. PERSONS having unsettled accounts
n upon my book, for services rendered
previous TO the first O. January, 1856, are here
by invited 10 call and settle, by note or other
wise, between this and the tenth day o April
next, as shall be obliged TO place my ac-
counts in the hands oe others Tor collection
4 ter that date.
ANY ONE un.ble 10 pay Doctor-b bill viii
please call and get a re 'eipt.
Thankful for past confidence and favors, 4
solicit a continuance of the same.
BENZ. A GROVER.
Maxinkuckee Lake, March 90, 1876 Of
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DF. Pill Garlic--in his communication In
Alis weeks paper. endeavors to have US
brlieve he is in trouble, In consequence
of the general good health Of our com
nunity, and wishes US 10 advise him.
Now, Pill. just see under the head OF
New Advertisements" and read "City
Drug Store" and if you cannot there find
"bs I'm in Gilesd." you will have to come
I'D and see our Druggists.
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SherlEs Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution to me directed
ID from the Clerk Of the Marshall Common
Pleas Court, will offer at public sale at the
Court House door in the town of Plymouth, In
said county, on Saturday, the Sd day Of
May, 1856. between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
a m, and o'clock m, on said day, the rents
and profits for seven years OF. the following
described real estate situate in said Marshall
county, to wit:
The west half of the south east quarter oil
section 4, township 80 north, in range one
east, containing so acres. Also, the undi-
vided halfof the east half of the southwest
quarter of section "a, town "a, range one east,
containing forty acres, more or less.
II SAID rents and profits will not bring sum
sufficient to satisfy said execution, viii at the
same time and place proceed to sell the fee
simple title to said real estate to satisfy the
same Levied upon as the property Of Daniel
Barber to satisfy said execution upon which
he, w. e. Thompson, and w. L. Pratt are re-
plevin bail for Pomeroy& Brother, and in ia
ror of Samuel F. Pratt & Co.
]. L. THOMPSON, Sh'f.
Pr. T. B. Thompson dept.
April 10, 1856. 3t3
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The cars are coming. and the Regulator
is again in motion, as may be seen by
advertisement in another column. Don't
lei the whistle OF the first decoy you from
q sight of the second.
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Shielding Affair.

On Thursday last two men. named
Hilyard and Kirlly. living neighbors to-
gethcr in the northern part Of this coun.
ty, met--whet her by accident or inten-
ton we are not advised-and after a few
words. and probably few blows, shots
were exchanged. both taking effect, but
peither Of which will be like TO prove
fatal.
II seems that the difficulty originated
from former grudges or quarrels. and for
some tilne past, both are said TO have
been armed in some way or other. At
this meeting Hilyard had shot gun and
Kirly a pistol. The latter was arrested
and brought before Justice Smith in this
place. and having had an Investigation OF
his case. was bound over TO the August
term of The Marshal! Ctcuit Court in the
sum Of two thousand dollars. The ex-
citemen n, during his trial. and the readi
ness with hich his friends bailed him,
led TO the arrest of H,lyard, which was
insisted upon. however, by The friends Of
Kirby, but The officers returned the writ,
that from the wounds he had received. he
could no; be removed ST present.
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Delightful. For the past several days
our farmers have been highly encouraged
BY the most cheering weather, in which
to commence their spring opera,ions.--
Our streets are the best evidences OF what
attention is paid to the soil.
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Wheat Cr0p.-Most of our farmers say
they have seldom, If ever. seen more
promising prospect than at present for a
good wheat crop al next harvest time.
From our exchanges we learn that such
is also the case in Northern Indiana and
,u Illinois
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TRare Chance.aN

The undersigned wishes to sell handsome
and we'll improved little
81 VA ME- WE
few miles from Maxinkukee Lake, and west
Of Jas. Houghton's neighborhOod, and lying
in Starke county, Ind. 1t contains forty acres
all under fence, and thirty cleared, with a
good hewed log house, well, and fourishine
young orchard.
There are also two 80 acre lots adjoining 1t,
now offered for sale, which, together with the
improved forty. would make a very desirable
farm. Price-S500, cash.
JAPHETn OSBORN.
Ian 81. 1856. 46m2.
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James H. Newson, convicted at the
Kinds county (Miss.) Circuit Court of
the murder of James M. Simmons, has
been sentenced to be hung ON the l4lh of
May next.
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Evans, of Maine. representing the old
Union Conservative Webster party in
New England; Jones. Of Tennessee. so
we'll known os one Of the most eloquent
of the old Clay party. with Bell and Dix.
on, of Kentucky, of the same party. with
BENJAMIN Of Louisiana. the most effective
Wing in the South west. are all giving
their influence and support to the Ma
tional Democratic cause.