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10 mortas pills k rats and mice. Depot 4A Broadway.
Every Freeman has the Right TO Think
end act for himself the last YEAR, have sold
eeu millions ofboxes OF BRANDRETH'S vegetable universal
Pills which needs illustration further to show the
&mauon In which ,hey held BY large portion Of the
year their sale nereased They prevent organic Diseases
Se invaluable al deargeOents Of the liver stomach and
bowels Kidneys Ac They puffy TIE blood and eaovAe The
entire system Bold % cents per box ut the principal ocs
stores 6 Bowery and 2 Budson Mree also by Mrs. Hayel
E6 Fulton street. Brcokyn BIZ T. w Dyo Sons Phiadel.
ha and by al respectable druggists and medicine vendors
"a the Union. CautonAn pills purporting 70 be Bran.
dreths pills. with NO. 2 Broadway" on the side LABEL
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EIODOWHyB NnU I'IUge-FfDVfU0d
with these remedies 1t the delicate physique
may brave climate. They comprehend within The circle
Of their curative influence al Internal Diseases organic
and all the varieties o. outward inaamI alton Sold the
strand London; and By all Druggists at 25c, 621ac and 81
NAP not box.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-09
POLICE MATTERS

II But one case comes within our jurisdiction for
this mornings record, that is the result one
OF those nutbursts of feminine indigna ion that
demi semi occasionally appears disturb smooth
urface OF social affairs.
Katherin Lar precht the complaint of Jno.
Nagei brought before Esq Kempf THURSDAY for
ing given tangible mantle stations of her indignation
time p &c and manner, ertfey dsapproved if by Nr.
Maggie number of children creating noise in
front of his house which b. meekIy endured until fer
bearance ceased to be virtue. Driven to the verge
dstract by their nois he rush ed the bevy Sc d
Tin kettle which served in their primitive ideas of ,l-
sic trebbe drum ard threw il over the fence into
Mrs LamPrcrhts var. The lady stepped ont and de-
sired to know wat was the matter. Nagel told her
that he wished she ud take the children away from
there, and it was evident tbat Mrs Lamprecht's
feel ngs were little hostile Nagel. Hard pro-
duced harl words and hart words Yard blows AMI tn
who re uled in YER, interesting case Of As utand
Battery an offence VIII Oh the offended peace aud dgi-
~ Il t." tate Of lndiant Marlborough cnrnt. -~,
c. 1 II wink 1t, consequent l KIT crime WIS IN d
IN Il dne "l one cent and Nagr ami The Squire an h.
State of indiana, Vanuerburgh county set an liz
ndnt were all atished, thus the ended and m
eO'ntv declare" ont of dang.r
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The editor of the New Albany Tribune de-
tends himself from the charge of favoring Blu
chanan by supporting Fillmore and says:
And have we not right to support Mr..
Fillmore without subjecting ourself to the
charge of indirectly favoring Mr.. Bucnanans
election? May we not just as well retort on
the fir ends of Mr.. Fremont. and charge them
with indirectly laborlng t. bring about the
same result? Mr.. Fillmore was regularly
nominated and IN the field as the opposition
candidate long before Mr.: Fremont was seri-
ously thought of, except by few political
stock jobbers of New York And why should
he now be ruled off the track, to make way
for another who is in every respect his saPe-
rior? Answer US that, if you please.
We are as much opposed to the election OF
Mr.. Buchanan and the LocoiocO ticket in Ia
diana, as Mr.. Greedy is, and so are nine tenths
of the American party in this State. And if
the Fremonters can be induced to postpone
the claims of their favorite for four years. and
join us now in thesupport of Mr.. Fillmore,
the defeat of Buchanan Will be rendered GER
tain in November next. Ifhowever they pre-
fer defeat to a temporary postponement OF Mr..
Fremonts claims, be it so. The responsible
ity of the thing rests upon their own shou--
, derS
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Destructive FIRE-Loss $50. 00O.-AbOut
. o'clock last evening fire broke out IN one
of the (our-story buildings on Second street,
between Main and Water owned and occupied
as a warehouse by Brady & Davis. There
were in it about 800 coils bale rope, $50 peces
bagging. 800 hams, lot of bacon IN casks,
whisky, etc. Messrs. B. & D. were insured
to the amount of S35 600, which will fully
cover the loss.
The fire then spread to the three ware
houses South. two of which were owned and
occupied by Messrs. Wallace, Lithgow q Co.,
for the storage of stoves and other articles, all
of their own manufacture. The buildings
also contained all the patterns of their extern
sive foundry. Everything in them was lost
Their foundry, Immediately in the rear Of the
warehouses, was only saved by the extraor-
binary and welldirected efforts Of the fire de-
partment. MessrS. w. & L. lost S37 900, on
which they had an insurance of oaly $4,000
From the we'll known enterprise and means of
TIE firm, we dare say, that, notwithstanding
their heavy loss much finer buildings vial soon
take the place of those destroyed.
The fourth warehouse was owned by Mr.
Kecwin. of Jeffersonville, and occupied by
Messrs. Pitkin & Bro, for the storage of agri-
cultural implements Their loss is betweea
$500 and $4,000, which is fully covered by
insurance. We presume Mr.. Kegwin had alse
an insurance upon the building, which was
valued at $4,000 The losses are pretty equal
" divided between the home and foreign OH
ces.--f Ion. Jour, 9Th.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
UP TOWN ITEMS
REP rRTE1 BY rP row =. Esq


The LIBRARY the new DO K recent Y received by
the Association nearly ready TO- circulation tur
faithful librarian has be busily eupo- ed earl. nd
late since their arrival in arranging Numbering and
catalogn ing them. The enlargement Of the tibrtr,
Room by removing par iton and throwing two ,.rt-
mens into adds greatly to its appea az veil
rs 'nvehience New additions will continue 10 be
made the collection the funds the association,
will permit Strangers paying shprt visit 90 thr cit
can on an Introduction by OF the members. pend a
few hours cnsantl, at the Moo s. during ,hrt
sojourn Residents of the city anf TOW nshp who have
not yet taken stock entitled themselves priv
leges by subscription have idea o. the +
real pleasure say nothing of the benefits they de
priving themselves Of for he sake of few dollars
The ve-y who plead inability to subscribe lake
stock in this institution, spend yearly qnadrupe the
amount in Improbable investn ents, while money put
into the Library ard Retdng fund salways avail
able and yields rich interest. We know Of ! enter
prise foot in this city that has gressed
steadily, met nth much and afforded it pro-
jectors the degree of encouragement,
has The year of its existance is about completed
ami happy to say hat few more years of pros
perty such this ITS first one, will place it equal
ity with the most extensive institutions of the kiud West
of the mountains.
ExTENsI,E IMPRovEMENTs.- In noticing the improve
ments in different parts of the towr have heretofore
entirely neglected important feature pertaining to
our Up Twn precincts. We refer the brick build ng
being erected Main street between Third and Fourth
adjoining the Court House lot. after exhaustiug al
the mathematical rules in cipherng book from
single rule OF three down to the double rule of
duodecimals at length enabled to give the di-
men4ions of this enormous establ hment.
From stem to stern post it feet 25 iBches
breadth of beam feet a inch; dePh or hold 6 feet
1915 inc total heighth to comb of roof feet. 1t
draws about inces light. that is say the foundation
is sunk to that depth below the surface ground
There but port hole window in her boa rd
broadsi.e. her port brosdside entirely blind. Main
hatch anu window in front and stern windows 1t
is supposed to be intended for lumber yard office
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REAL ESTATE SALES
BY JOHN INGLE, JR.
RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS HOUSES AT
Public Auction,

On Friday, the Eighth day of August next
"a t. o'clock ?. the Auction Rooms Of OOLSEY
- NELSON, will sell the following cho property
wit:
story Brick Business House Firs Main
streets. occapsed Evausviu Post Once
lately built and in repair and
stand no renting for than 20 per
selling price The Lot is 20 by 20 feet ruding
feet =
ALSo-The Frame House and fine lot a.
lolhng the rstenee Judge Lockhat: he
ing on second Sc and $50 deep aev
mas six rooms The neghbo hood PXrellent
minutes walk FROM The io- alone "a
worth % per cent than house will sell
Also-fhe Frame House and lot First
the me new residence built C4sseIberry the
mouse at present Is 'ce1pe bv John r Crisp. Es
con le the lot 4 street
iset deep to an alley in the best of neihhorhords and
tnen three squares ram the heart of business
AI-o-lhat fine Frame House occupied b.
Reob born, on Division SEVENTH
hnet frame esdence OfitssZe huii
painted and PaPere ceilings y hign HANDSOME fence
ami all conven'en complete the ncishhorhood
Is very good au improving fast
All this properly will ba sold
the Born House:-One third cash third
tint Dat twelve months he Born house-one-
one-third a. one nd one-thi-5 " All
eaes WITH interest and wing relief laws
mortgage IN the premises Discount
ivi0-+9s -r4rTFN
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OF The Cincinnati Enquirer says Brooks
should have gone to the place designated, even
ifhe had to pass through two lines of aboli-
tionists, every one with dagger or pistol, for
the whole distance and with twenty four
pounders stationed at each end' The En-
quirer says the dispute has taken a very IN
satisfactory turn.
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a. Da - youtnaI,
u Il III il L I.
GOVERNOR,


GOVERNOR
OLIVER p. MORTON, of Wayne.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CONRAD BAKEsk, Of Wand In.
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN w. DAM SON, OF Allen.
TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM AZ. NOFFSINGEES, of ParIxe
AUDITOR OF STATE,
f. w. II. ELLIS, of Marion. .
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
CHARLES BARNES, OF Floyd.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES III. CikAVENS, of Ripley
REroRTER OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. STEIN, of riPpecanOe.
..-s.s CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
JOHN A. BEAL, OF Miami.
FOR CONGRESs.
JAMES C. VEATCH,
OF SPENCER COUNTY.
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REAL ESTATE SALE-The sale of real es
tate by John Ingle, Jr, yesterday, brought
very fair prices for the times. The 3814 feet
on First street, above Walnut brought 81,
3OO so feet, on Second street, above Walnut,
brought 81 ,430; the Post Office lot and bull
ding brought $1,000. The other piece adver-
Itised was Withdrawn.
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FILLMORE, DONELsON
AND TEEEl UNION!

persons favorable the election of FILLMORE AND
DOSELsON. requested to meet at
APOLLO NALL, SATURDAY EVE. AUG. srH, 1856.
to organize a FILLMORE AND DoNELsoN CLUB
Jas G. Jones' John J. Chandler and las Harlan. Jr and
others will address the meeting Signed:
JOHN SHANKLIN. JNO. ) HOPKINS.
WIN. CALDW ELL. JNO. ]. CHANDLER,
JAMES q JONES -ILAS STEPHENS,
ADD IL SANDERS Il. HOLLiNGSWuRTH.
and sevent,-fve others.
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~ Hon. ] c. Veatch, of Spencer county,
is the Peoples candidate for Congress in the
First District lie is a gentleman OF stern IN
.egrity and marked ability, and hard as the
task is that has been assigned him, we are no
without strong hopes of his success.
Ra1 iolpA Jour-
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PEOPLES MASS MEETING

Mass meetings of the People opposed to the present
Administration and its continuance under James Buehan
an will held ut the following times aud places.
Judge Morton and others will address the public.
CorydOn, August 18th.
Princeton, August esd.
Terro Haute September Sd.
seymour September 9Th.
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At Auction.
HD ENG about 0 and
administer estate and settle
heor leave will Monday the 18th day Augu t. A
D. 1856 sell public auction residence
opposite tina erma Catholic Church all household
kitchen furniture sjsting Carpets Sofas Beds
ding Chairs, &c; also fine Piano Forte
OIL Painting ,lso oe fine Carriages and Bugges
all horses hands a. the time of sale.
credit of four will be given all $40
taking notA- with approved security
have also valuable real sale cheap and
terms All indebted to whom am indebted.
requested to call and settle. before the day OF ale.
e23-t s@ S KAHN
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APPOINTMENTS FOR JUDGE MORTON.

Judge Morton. Peoples candidate for Governor, will
sp. ak the following times aud places Let tue whole
people turn out and hear him:
Delp H. July 81 at P.
Dayton. August LIST, at p. NJ.
Rockville, August. Cd at P.
Greencastle, August 18th at p. NJ.
Bedford, August 5th, at pm.
Salem, August 9th, at P.
Bloomington, August eth, at p. N.
Cordy August IL, at P. NJ.
I4eaVengorth. August IA, at l p. NJ.
Rome, A nstsst l6 at p.
Rockport. August IL at P.
bonneville, August 10, at p
Mt. Vernon, August u, at r. N.
Evansville, August 92, at M.
Princeton, August 90, at Pm.
Petersburg, August %, at r. NJ
Washington, August &c, at P, M.
Dover Hill, August 81, at p. NJ.
PaoIi Angus 2S, at p. M
spencer (Uwen Coz August 30, at P NJ.
Bloomfield, August 80, at P. NJ.
sullivan, September at p. NJ.
Bowling Green:Sept. .. at | P NJ.
Terre Hauto Sept. 3. at p. N.
Seymour, Sept. 5, at o'clock
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W 1t appears by the assessment of pro-
perty just made in St. Louis. that taxation is
pretty deep in that CITY, being t,oo dollars AMI
SIXTY cents on one hundred dollars,
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BY rELEGh APH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
.Ez liz
a 9 4 4 3!


New YORK, August s.
The steamer Asia has arrived.
Cotton market firm and unchanged; sale,
for three days comprise -, 900 babes, of which
exporters took 5000 and spectators 5000
Middlng Orleans quoted at 81 Flour mar
ket declined Is on better grades Wheat i,
dull and declined to I'd. Corn has decinec
Sd Provisions generally unchanged.
The instruction in Spain IS unchecked.
Mi~sour Election.
! ST. LOUIS Aug. z.
The contest for Governor is between Ewing
and Polk Benton is far behind. Green :
probably elected to Congress over Lindev,-
There is a close race between Arson and Rich
mond Carothers is probably elected in the
7th district. Phelps is running well in his
dis trict and is believed to be elected. Jack
son is probably elected to fill Mil!er's vacancy
Iowa Election
CHICAGO, Aug. 8.
Scott County, 1850; Henry, $40; Desmoines,
80; Louisa, $50; Jefferson, 800; Van Buren,
and Washington, 500; Jackson, $50; Musca-
tine, 200 All Republican majorities.
Dubuque, 800; Lee, $50. Democratic ma
jorities.
Timothy, Davis and Lond Curtis, Republi-
cans elected to Congress.
The State is claimed by the Republicans by
5000 majority.
DUBUQUE, Aug. 8.
Linn, 500; Buchanan, $50; Delaware, 100;
Clayton, 200; Iowa. 700; F4yette, 100; Black
Hawk, $50; johnson, 300; Cedar, Zone town. }
10 All Republican majorities. Total Re-
publican majority so far as received. 1860
Curtis, for Congress In the First District,
LOO ahead.
North Carol ma lection.
New YORK, Aug. s.
Returns from North Carolina show Demo
cratic gains. Bragg supposed reelected Gov
ernor.
PITTsBURG Aug. 8.
River 20 inches in the channel by the metal
mark and falling.
CINCINNATI Aug. s.
River falling slowly.
Flour g. Nothing done in grain. Whisky
better. Moasses 55c Coffee 1l@1lMc.-
Nothing done n provisions.
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THE LGTTLE NAN

G3 -1LGA - { go ~ % Ea
WI, p rsan Vol Linen SIZE or Co ton
ENNERl Gentleman desires NEATLY rastlv dress-
"a 1t is eminepty that this should
.? ALL and have tcd nerrly IT
ienEeGs OF o. city purchase their Cothing
A. LOBENSTiNt'S
western star Clothing stare,
under the Pavilion Hotl nornero Water Sycamor ats
the line Of CT thing aud Furnishing
be mad really 9ae or 10 orrr only ia the
manner sud~tyle hut At the very lowest prices
general assortment If Hats Gaps Trunks Car
ret bags md ase everything hat gentleman
rouse you NAV hnd 1t the W estern star ap3
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Arkansas Ell cti IA!
MEMPHIS. Aug. Z.

MEMPHIS, Aug Z.
Philips county, Arkansas, gone American
Desha, as far as heard from, gone American.
Two precincts IN st. Francis county gone
Democratic by small majority.
NEw ORLEANS Aug I.
tagging active 22c G. I41ac. other articles
43~tangsf.
tstsskt ST. slCst sac 75 boxes in very FIVE order
= ty zugt r. GILBERT co
NAFR 4Cl or ..Ot.M eco --i5 1e- '.Is-lt y
81 4usf Il. II BERT a CO.
4 u Ess Frcsf Butter all q Cook
: : jag Nat,r nd Tor ale cheap Cal k it
~ll be Kpnu. Sta AFFORD.
apg+ Opposite Court House.
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CHEAP r TIL An Ever.
WATCH Els AND LEW ELRY
THEY CAN'T RE REA

THEY CAN'T BE BEAT!
VERY FIN s NJ Me 6 OFT HATS.
FENHE best, lightrt aad I'D. Soft Hats
n be Call and
my2S vAUTIER MARCoNNIER, Main street
AGAIN.
NnTHE arrival of Lawns. Musqueto Bars. Green
WI dow Paper an general assortment ~ other Dry
Goods at jyl7 SAMUEL EMBTCH
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TO NERO n iNT- SHIPPERS AND UFHERS
TTNHE would that he has flushed h
L large and sntstan tis new Wharf boat
CAVE.s3

e has placed her for tn sake of convenience in all stage
the she foot Of Vine He will all times
hereafter he pleased give and careful attention
receiving and shipping veil all other river business
that be entrusted to him
The patronage therefore Of the Nero Shippers
others o this city and the interior is solicited
L.
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REAL ESTATE SALES

M iNrkD i've paying the highest prices in CEsH
Wv TOR Wheat. Corn. Oats. Rye. farley Bacon. Lard
Flour and all DIS Of Pro Farmers would
call before selling elsewhere.
GEO FOSTER & CO.'S
augI Corner Locust street and the Canal
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

The first Monday of every month at 10 O'Clock A N.
Having provided ourselves with large Map the
Evansville ming al the recent nlargements and
evng will be for interest e,nrerned have
apart first Mo day Of Ev o.
Real Estate auctio All those wishing reques-
in time due
The patronage those having Houses Lands
for either public sale
ted. jyl5 WOOLSEf NELSON, Auet's.
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RICH IsAssE .Nn EEaAEEKA E,EE

A n =
'ENHE rehest and most varied stock spring snd
goods ready for inspection Roser's
Nsn First We pect-
fully Invite the ladies of Evansville vicinity give
call before purchasing elsewhere still adhere to our
old motto sell cheap and sell hoap.''
Dur style Mantillss silk no nnets Frenc
and Swiss ebroideres trimmings hid and finish sill
gloves shawls. de LANES hsreges
lawns white dress goods ladies' misses and
also Drilng Vestings and Coatngs Tor
and in article line has no riVa
point Of style snd quality all goods have oeen pur
chased York of the first importers an
therefore enabled complete with any house IN this or
any Western city. -
again say give call will sell on goods at
tonshing low prizes apis ROSER Bko flEh
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- - - - ~ wv 81 - 10 -
WIN reduced ther prices corr,sI on with the re
z n aced ct >atpeJTe offer their we
sE'~t r1od' % 4L-crRlc INDIA> RIFLE anu KENTUCKY
l'fLEt owder, kess and anisers- 1ls0
Blast Mining, prstng uli On
and CINE required Grade give
5At,sfaceuH-
r standard Of their Powder which has enoyei the
highest Tepu COn Tor than
iound other of The
the Wortd.
the dealers also at the office of the
Company. No. 50 Va l. Water street. New York.
A q HAZARD President.
a. = DOUGLASS, Scc'y. 25-6md
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FISEwAL,. pAPERs-UPHoLsTERY WORK

NEW lRRIN 4 UF
SCHMIDT have received at their establish
ment on First larg assortment of Wall Papers
from ou the gilded uprising
thing of the beautiful description ia this line The
also keep everything apperaining 10 upholstery and
cba1rs sofas &c. in superior style Having Just enlarge
our store aeconmodat increased business,
are now prepar TO receive customers and show them
large oek and low prices ap2e-tt
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OTTO ".

NOTICE..
NNTE Banking House to-day
Nv urpnse of making Improvements potors
others having with bank will m
Crescent CITY ank Iy21 G. COPELAND.
EBOSIERY doz assorted Hose Half Hose reed
IL IL TO-DAY and for sale by
mv26 JAMES Low CO.
q JENNY HULE coIored Whoever will bring the
the und rsigned. the Bodam Coal Mines.
shall be rewarded. Jslotf VIM. KERSTEMAE.
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NEW RETEsGA.

= - r Il y : n d + \ 2.
. Ecu = 'iERLINtf Just opened largo
EAao Drugs ana Medicines, hieh 1eY the
ton OF Merchants Physicians. They also ee NinIoN
Glass s Tobacco. cigars Paints Brushes al. kind
Oils Dyestuis. Spices Perfumcry. Fancy Articles
ALso-a popular Patent Medicines. All Kinds o Painu
ground a. IRE ndBrAndies
Prescriptions carefully prepared. Call at alter st.
tn, Journal Once. mys-tt
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NOTICE.

- RS. VI. DONALDSO would respectfully inform II
~ ladies Evansville and its vicinity that she has ak
ahouse Mr. Rnbu Harris dwelling the cor
and Oak has had long peri
in Dress maxi and Bleaching ard doing ala IN
of straw SsapOltan 10 she he doing h
work and reasonable invite share OF TIL publ
va
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AUCTION SALES.

DANiEIw 0oLsEY
AUCIfONEERs, COMMISSION MFR CHANTS,
and fkea1 EsI.1e Brokers,
HNAVISG leased years and fitted ur the
Old Court House of Main Third streets we
preparedto reseiVe for sale pryat.
sale. all kinds household
furniture. horses huggles etc.
Cash i3vauces r gnments required
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY,
clock A, NJ. Also Tuesday wedn esdav
and Friday nights, ut early gas light.
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EkPET6 INt1
McHINNEY A. COOK

WATER STREET BETWEEN MAIN LOCUST STREETS.
u AVE inst received and large sapplv anA
q cheap MantIllss fne sets Application Underslesvss
Collar, Cemize Underleeves aud the
rment of Enhr"ideres ever bought for this market.
They speedy
and surrounding
sefor purchasing they promise to any
cle in their house the lowest priees
come and all. nyea
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-09

FOR RE It.
YESWO lie Dwelling Houses fOr sale rent.
D Cherry and on " ter streets. Apply
ieIi If H0RSBROOK 4 Co. Wat street.
NOTICE.
TTyAILORS aud Seamstresses employ
4 mental ANSP ACHER d 90 IS.
yle-2w Main street, next door 20 Branch Bank
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-08-09
DISSOLUTION NorECx

'ENHE coParrnershp heretofore existing
A and " titan aud John Mills is THIS day BY the uu
eersSned declared issoved The hereafte will
carried by r. anu Uhn Mills. fhe business o
the late nrm will be settled hy Isaac X. Mills.
ISAAC r. MILLS.
augl-lw JOHN u. MILLS