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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-22
TRUSTEES, SALE AT AUCTION.
GREAT RAPGAJNEl

FENHE undersigned will sell public suction at the door
d 0 WOOlsey Il Nrisons Auction Roem in the city of
Evansville the first Monday September 1856.
real estate vizThe undivided ALT of 395 the
Wharf the Of Evansville the Ohio river,
extending from the of Division
paint Pine About $50 of this
property slreaiy improved and affords the only land
ing "A low for boats.
ALsO-Iot4 ntaining 10 100 Lot
Lot % containing % 97l00 being part
of the
tion south of 10 west in Vnderburgh
AIso-Lct- -. containing acres in secti-n 10 tow
Also, western of lot L western Il lot q
westerusI lot g. all Fourth Enlargement
dIoning the city of EysusvQe Terms made known the
day of sale. j. BRAY. I Assigbees of
y29 JNO. SIANELIN, : c. Bell.
V-lksbot 20 o
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Morton and Willard.

These candidates for Governor will have a
discussion to day at Apollo Hall. The speak
ingEwill commence soon after the usual dinner
hours Men of all parties should be present.
Apollo Hall will scarcely hold the crowd.
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DRUNK-HE MUsT HAVE BEEN,-lhe
Bloomington Republican says Willard made
use of the following language at'tke Buchaneer
barbecue at Martinsville.
The burning Of Lawrence in Kansas was
right in the sight of Heaven, and it would have
been blessing to the country if the free State
men there had been burned with it, and their
ashes plowed under!!!!
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GBe DAILY gournal.
5 L A Z E tt K E I.


GOVERNOR
OLIVER n. MORTON, of Wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
= CONRAD BAKER, of Vanderbur2h.
., SECRETARY OF STATE,
10 JOHN w. ID VISION, of Allen.
-g.saslaras TREAsURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM III. NOFFSiNGEs, of Parke
-s'si-s AUDITOR OF STATE,
ass sls-fs r. W. HI. ELLIS, of Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES BARNES, of Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES H. CRAVENS, of Ripley.
,g,-.1- REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. STEIN. of TiPpecanoe.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
.rsf5 JOHN A. BEAL. of Miami.
.-'@ '--'- FOB CONGRESS,
.-ss JAMES C. VEATCH,
teteEFlfT 60 aif OF COUNTY.
.st-sia FOR LEGIsLATURE.
sssas JOHN INGLE, JR.,
- .sss1rT 4..1a --si1 v.xprRBURGW.
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OeTOur riyer-news-boy in-chief Bob Stan
ley, has sent us the biggest bunch ofgrapes we
have seen this season. Where he got them,
1--WE don't know, but presume he has few
more Of the same sort for sale at his store on
Water street--to say nothing of lots of water
: melons quite as good as the big one he sent US
with the grapes.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR JUDGE MORTON.
Political Discussion.

20. P. MORTON AND A. P. WILLARD,
for Governor, will address the People at Ev-
ansve the political issues of the day on FRIDAY.
AVG 22D 1856 at O'Clock ". let body attend.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-22

OF The Fillmore men Of Iowa have the
following Electoral Ticket-Hon. John P.
Cooke, Hon. J. K Kornish, Hon. Isaiah Booth,
Intelligencersays a great change has ia
ken place within few weeks, and Fillmore
stock is INCREASING at IN unprecedented rate.'
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FILLMORE MEN, AHoY!-Those wanting to
enter their names as members of the Fillmore
Club, will find the book at Hallock & Stod-
dard's drug store. Walk up and sign. The
list already numbers by hundreds
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The following ordered by mail or be nae OF BOOK
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Ancient History, superior to Roilin) 4Founnes
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History Medicine from the earliest
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n IME.-15O bbs White Lime in store and for sale by
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DEMOCRACY ON THE FALL-Last Tuesday
: the Old Liners attempted to raise tall pole
at Mt. Vernon. They worked at it all day
long, and by evening it had about achieved the
perpendicular, when North wind arose, and
struck the pole to the earth. 1t fortunately
fell in the public square, and did no damage
except to the fences. This is an ominous sign
for that end of Posey county.
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PEOPLES MASS MEETING.

Mass meetings Of the Feope opposed to the present
standardization and continuance under James Buchan
an will ,e held at the following times and places
J,lds,, Morton aud others will address the public.
Princeton, August 2id.
.ssiaa Terre Haute September Sd.
vf-r Seymour, September 5th.
e; APPOINTMENTS FOR JUDGE MORTON.
Judge Morton, Peoples candidate for Governor, will
So, ak tho following times and places Let tue whole
people turn out and hear hnS
7s, Mt. Vernon, August 81 at p N.
Evansville August %, AT P N.
Princeton, August %, at lP.h.
batas Petersburg, August 25, at r.
.sHssa W Arlington AHgust26, at P. N.
.iss-t Dover Hill. August 81. at P.
-A Paoii, Angus %, at P. NJ.
~ Spencer (Owen Col August 30, al Pm.
yr Bio 0mheld, August 30, at | P. NJ.
Sullivan September |. at p. NJ.
sss Bowling Green, Sept. .. at | P. NJ.
s-4v Terre Iaute Sept. 8 at P NJ
81 sss Seymour Sept. 5, at o'clock
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: GEAPEs.-We have received from lady
friend (may we mention her name, Mr.. Page0
two large and beautiful clusters Of grapes.
grown on g;;::::oos planted only two years ago
They are the finest specimens we have seen
this year. and we tender our regards to the
lady whose kindness afforded us the opPortu-
nifty of approaching her cultjuation. There
will not be many grapes hereabouts this year.
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ESREsH earn NEAL bush lust rec d and for sal
u by aurl2 NICkERY & JOHNSON.
SALE OF REAL ESraTE.


~ Office IS hereby that america Trafon. Elk utr
the late Will Of William Prstton, dec 4, by virtue
order ofthe Coart Common Pleas Vanderburgh
the LIST day OF september next between 10 o'clock A
VI. clock p II Of sai day door the Court
House in the city of Evansville will sell OF Lot No
3d. Orig nal Plan of said city being the south
half of said lot and snated the OF First and al
streets, tie clio wing wits ore
Of the purchase he paid in cash. in
1nths quarter in twelve months snd oueqCartrr
eigbte months the purchaser the three
last payments with interest the day sale by
mortgage upon the PREMISE: -
aHgI-tds AMERICA TRAFTOS. Adm TX &c.
gNXTRA FANILY FLOUR 80 tbls aeeeiyed and for
"a sale by iva NIGkERN JOHNSON.
COP sRENERSEEBP NOTICE.
FaNHE undersigned have this day formed
q under the style and hrm Of A. ColtuTn CO. aud
having te the stock aud stand the fru Of Coljurn
HhheTger will assume the liabilities OF the sal firm of
Colhuru Hersh alone SETTLE
the business OF the same. ANDREW COLBURN.
y25-tf JONAS C0LBIRN
so LOS ifISS OF t3DUD FEN
ANING reed direct from Phil1a-lr hia halfehest
and u dies of superior Teas feel ident
supply families article cheap
other house in town. Just calf and IT
best Bl lck offered for ALE Evansville
NICkGRI IL JOHNSON.
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OF There will be great Fillmore rally at
New Albany to morrow. A pole is to be rails
ed in the morning, in the afternoon magnifi
cent flag to be presented ny the ladies TO the
Fillmore Club, and at night torch-light pro-
cession. The Fillmore men are wide awake
in that region-and the la1es too.
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CLOTHING AT WHOEEs ALE.
Encourage Home Industry.

gENHE undersigned take leave inform erohsnts
4 this city aud they have this day
ed the aeure Of CLoTHiNG also importing.
dealn Overcoming Cloths Cassemere.
rweeis and AL sorts Of LiuEgs and Tailor Trimmings
Having purchased the terals Of class factories
10y the best of hands enables
substantial sswng and in this branch bust
several enables with othe
establishment of this sort. in respect prices well
therefore take occasion request visit
you distant markets. where GU YOU will
hud good aad pric lower here
other pscei Please call and examine in order verify
ANSPACHER & 60.
iyis-4n Main rect next door to Bra 4eh Bank
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CHEAPfR THAN EVER!
w kTCI EG AND JEW 1T p V

EWTE have received, and have hand
~ large and well selected stock of Fashionable JeweTy
comprising all qualities and syl which will be sold East
prices.
stock Of Gold and Silver Hunting and
Open Watehes including few Railroad Tmekeepcrs
all warranted and allow figures We also keep the
assortment Dawson, Warren Hydes and j. b. Beers
fine Gold Pens. in ths city.
Silver Ware Porte Monies Aceordeons eight day and
thirty hour Clocks always ha n and sale reiuoed
prices Receiving all goods direct from the Manufacu
and aLe offer coon ARTICLF
enely low price BITTR0LFF & SONS.
jsIS Eain street, betw. First and Second SITS.
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COKE AND (OAI. TAR,

:
LII persons wishing buy Coke Coal Tar of Gas
n Company requested call at the office OF the
Pang Locust between ID pay cash
advance hereafter coke will be delivered
works without order this President.
myI &c KEATS Pres't.
EsTTTSBURGH AND WHHEFLING HAHS-
a 200 kegs ass d Sd to Z0d Is kegs "a mixes;
- 40 do Fencing Nails; 20 DO do Brads Just
reed and for sale hy Ie2O z. II. COOK : n
TO u s1BItHA9Fs, SHIPPERS AND OTHERS
THE undergne would announce that he finished
l. large and suI,stan rial new Wharf boat
GH VI MOTH CAVE.,,
He has placed her for the sake Of convenience in all stages
of the river the Vine street. He viii all
hereafter he pleased give prompt and careful attention
receiving aud shipping we'll all river BUSINESS
shat may be entrusted to him.
The patronage therefore the Mere Shippers
others of this city and of the interior is solicited
John = MITCHELL.
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SALE 0r REAL EsTATE.

THE understand Guardian of the heirs OF Charles Cun
decd viii agreeable order of the Knox oss
Court Of Common Pleas made the June 1856
public sale the Court House the city Eysns
vile. V.n1erbursh Ind -ssurday the go day q
August D. the heur. of 10 clf ca A. n.
snd4 following described real in i'd
ty wtrhs undivided OF orty acr - te ssnsa
of section Soc tire
town ten west.
credit ef three mouShs
even the purchaser giving hoDd with approved ecur
vsnr valuation apprais laws with
date va -4tws CHARLES PRESSEY. Guaf&iaI
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ENXTRAFANHY FLOUR 80 bbls aeeeiyed and
"a sale by iva ICKERY 4 JOHNSON
COP.RTNERSHIp NOTICE.
CHARLES BARNUM,
DEALER
. c IN G & - & X ) e " c lrys IL c,
NJ

rlRar STREET. sELwEs.S MD. ~.
WATCHES avn JHWEIRV
NNhE suhscriber has ATCHEs
JEwELKY which ne is prepared TO cell cheaper than
ever cash lis stock consists Of Watches
styles and Ices ,Selry OF all kinds quality
Gliding Cold. Stone. Mos in setts
aus Silver Chains. Bracelets ocke, Necklaces Rings
Col Slides Sleeve Buttons, Cola Pins. Plated spoons
Forks Silver Thmbles. Guards. Braceeta &c
&C. 10 fact almost rythinE usually il Jewery
all which will be warranted renreseuted
sold cheaper than offered Before in the city
rom those DESTROYS Of purchasing respectfully solicited
Clocks Watches and Jewelry all repaired in the
iy22-tf CuAS BARNUM.
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EEnPE.-
d coils Hemp Halter Rope 8 reels Hemp Bed Cov2i
8 reels Man LA Bed Cord ~ do Cotton do
80 dog No. do for sale BY
jett I. & d. HERMANN.
EsACCOON GIL.
tRANFORD BELL has hand barrels of this Oil
- 50 much used for Machine and Mechanical purposes.
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NJ. + RONk, NJ. D.,
TENENDERs his pro fessonal
ansEiIIe and vcinitv residence Judge Foste
and H. Bofendiek Cherry street Evansville. Ind
aplS-ly6
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FLOUR FOR SALE.
EE7E have in store at Benent eles ane at Tenney
~ Sorenson's. = lot of choice Family FleuY. Hsvi
with the above houses sell Fot
the public may rely finding with them all times
rate article. made 81 the very best OF wheat.
r. NJ WISGATE co,
jyz3-Im Clay County Mills Bowling Green. lad
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-22

IME-20O0 bills in superior order; nolite Blue River
and Wolf White Lime; and Seedlings Grey. al
hand also White and Grey Lime in hhd for sale by
jyI2 GEO. FOSTER co.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS


VEvHE vande rburgb County Agricultural and HorEsuI
Land Association now prepared TO receive FRO
fencing their Fair ound. grui bing and dfnR
same cleaning unds. ereeng exhibiti5n
&C. Pans speei6oations to be seen at the ofiesG
sres7ed sAMA 4fRsH p
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MCKINNEY a. COOKF.
NEXy v.EkOa.ESAIE WINE AN
SsanEs L

EA hereby the public Evansville
w ing c'untry general that have this date.
opeaed above said where shall keep
" all Of Wines and Liquors which tcud sell al
the lowest prices Country keeper will do we give
q call
Particuar attention is called Of pure Port.
Care and Madeira Wines W!skT
in bottles. which adapted for medical pprroses.
HAMRO & CO.,
myTs-a Main st-cat own ~. q W. s"ss
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THE LITTLE MAN
WITH THE
S3ECR @< go CH-zS
NEUsTARD-25 boxes doE EACH reed and for sale By
UH iy23 s. E. GILBERT A. co, Syc. near Water.

NETE rceIving large lot the best coal in the
EE West and ready supply friends and eustO
by the small large quantities. " will deliver 1t to
bushel the Wholesale
sumers. will liberal deduction Orders lstt at
HoIlingsworh & Hughes will be promptly
tended to. apr j. W & J. W HUGHES.
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NEW DURGS,

FRESH MD FTNF.
EICH p NIERLING have openeda largo Assortm
Drugs and Medicines shich they invite the
Merchants Physicians They also keep Window
Glass glassware Tobacco CIGARS Paints Brushes Of all
Oils Spices Perfumery. Fancy Articles Sc,
ALSo-a popular Patent Medicines. All kinds OF Paints
ground Ill Pure Wines BrAndiez Medicinal purposes
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call No IA
under the Journal Once. ,myS-tf
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NEW fkRIVAL Uf PAPERS.
CHM1DT STARK at thetr estebltsA-
- ment First street .ry Of IN Pare~.
from lties the sded conprsrg evsry
thing Of she beautiful description THE line They
also keep Everything uphestey coveg
chairs sofas in superior style Hsvns Just ENLARGED
aceonHodat incTessed business, We
prepar TO receive Customers and show them
1arges oek and low prices. ap29-tf
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FL0UR FOR SALE

KUST reed lot of very fine hair cord Csmbrics. for
ID Ladies' Jackets, for sale very hesp BY -
j. MAGHEE 4 co.
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]f!arkrtg.
Ho,ion NIarAct---Jan. 10.

ASHES. The market has been quiet.
Ne notice small sales Of puis at 7lc, and
Pearls at &c pr. 10, cash, but prices arc al,
most nominal
FLOUR. The demand for Flour has been
quite light the past week aud prices have
hecn almost entirely nominal. The sales Of
Western have been at So . a 3 80 for CON.
mon brands; - Is - for fancy, eni some
lots as low as s. so aud exiris at S9 II
pr. Dbl. Including Gennesee and 81. Louis.
Canada has been sud 10 small lots az -
. Is for fancy. and $40 Tor extras.
GRAIN. With light arrivals Of Corn, the
market has been quiet during the week, and
for small lots higher prices have been obtain
ed. The sales %. new Southern yellow have
been at g5c 81 per bu. Oats have been
IN fair demand and selling Of - a 52c pr bu
Dor Northern end Canada, and firm at these
prices.
HOPS. THE market continues duh and
tha sales are ouly 90 retail lois. al previous
prices.
PROVISIDNS.-D-essod Hogs are sell
ing al z a94c, as 20 quality, the lauor pr ice
only for few choice lots. Butter Is doll NO
% 25c Cor good and choice and "a DC
for common and fair quality. Cheese has
been 10 moderate demand al Is a lie pr 10,
as % quality.
TALLOW.-Sales of 10000 lbs. rcuder-
ed at - l21c, mostly al the latter rate (;
and rough a, q a g1c, pr TO- cash
WOOL Fleece aud pulled Wool have
been 10 good demand and tne market Is quite
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We learn that the Post Office at Wells
River was entered one night last week. and
about $50 in money, Sl2 worth Of stamps,
and some ready made clothing taken there
from. The property was found in the trunk
of young man named Geo. Thayer He
was sen, to Chelsea jail Cdiedonian
Mwder---A young man was murdered in
Compton, C. f., on the Let inst, and, It Is
supposed, by brother. The two brothers
were together IN the evening, and the next
morning the body Of one was found in the
road, with marks Of violence about the head.
They were both in a state Of intoxcation
when last seen together. The alleged mur-
derer escaped into this State, and was traced
to within seven miles Of Glover, where a SIS
ter Of his resides, and at the last accounts,
sheriff Andrus was in pursuit OF him. Cal
tdonidn.
Important. II T'fm--The Democrats Of
IIllsboro' County, N. H., approve Of General
pierco's course. When we hear Of anybody
else doing the same thlng,we will mention it.
Boston Alias
"A Remedy for Congumplion. ~ DR.. Rogers
Syrup Of Lipertgori Tar, and Cdachaiagua
has been tested by scientific men Of unques-
tonablc authority, aud proved to combine the
most valuable properties Being free from
Opium, no injury s done to the must delicate
constitutions. A few doses will satisfy the
most skepiical of the superior efficacy ot this
medicine. 1t can be had Of any Druggist
HoHowdys Pus.-Wonderful Cure Of
diseased Liver. Emily Burton, aged 3D. Of
Fulton Street. Brooklyn, Long Island, New
York, was for long tine, IN "a very preca-
fious state Of health, owing to her liver be-
ing diseased; the medical faculty prescribed
for her IN vain,and every remedy she thought
likely 10 benefit her she made use Of with the
ike III success. About two months ago, she
commenced using lloloway's Pills, and
complied with the printed directions, which
quickly produced very pleasing change, 10
five weeks the bloom Of health was again
upon her checks, being perfectly cured, 10
the agree Die surprise Other friends. These
Pills are also inlallable in all diseases OF the
stomach and bowels
JTidr Destroyed The business portion
of the village of sandy Hll, N. y, was de-
sirayed by Ere on the 81 inst.
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DweIIing House and LOt fOr Sale.
BOOK BINDERY.
! APPLES II
SCOTT a BROOKS.

OOO bbls ehoief winter fruit o. all varieties, for
DOO sale ~ she Depot store
Mont pehcf, Nov. 1855. 60 FULLER x SMITH.
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New Books.

OUn29 G25 q 5hv96S
Half Hours -By Knight
The Deserted Wife BY Miss Southworth.
The Wrinkles.
The Jean Cousin BY NJ. c. Clark.
Leather Stocking Tales-By Cooper
Barrngton's Sketches.
Maginans NJ scelanv Mckenzie.
Yusuf O Crusade IN the East. r. crown.
Party Leaders, Sketches Of Jefferson,
Hamilton, Jackson, Clay, Ran
dolph, &c.-By Baldwin.
Visit to the Camp before Sebastopol.
Knick Knacks--By Clark.
Bits of Barney Mackenzie.
Sketches Of the Irish Bar-By Shiel.
Swallow Barn-By Kennedy.
Modern British Essnys-By Wilson.
Frank Freeman's Barber shop.
Home Pctures-By benson.
Letters from n. Y.-By Mrs. Child.
Give Hall BY Mrs. Sewal.
Bell Smith Abroad.
Dream Llfe--By Ike MARVEL.
Kings and Queens.
The Missing BrIde-By Mrs Southworth.
Life of Gen. Scott-By Mansfield.
/ Surgical Reports-By Hayward.
| Mothers Recompense-By Grace Agular
Woliert's Roost BY Irving.
| Tales Of Traveller BY Irving.
lIrncebridge Hall--By Irving
| Star Papers-By II. w. Beecher.
Lights and Shadows of Scottish Life.
May Flowers--By II. D. Stowe.
Hunters Life in Africa-By Cummings.
Peg Wotlington-B BY Reade-
4 Nv Bondage and Freedom--By Douglass.
Maxims of Washingion--By Schneider.
Which, the Right or the Lett.
Female Life among the Mornons.
Three Years in California - by Curtis.
| India, China and Japan--By Bayard Taylor
The Lofty and Lowly-By Mcintosh.
And others, for sale by
81 S. NJ. WALTON.