ocr: To Members of Congress, Citizens, and Strangers! .. . . WILLIAM If. FAULKNER, /"?"*) Shirt manufacturer, south side Pennsylvania avenue,opposite U. 8. Hotel, would respectfully form membors of Congress, citi zens, and strangers, that be Is prepared to supply them Shirts of his own make of style and fit, Those that have been troubled with fitting Shirts, can, by calling his Shirt Manufactory, have made to their order, which ho warrant to fit and give or no sale. Also on hand a assortment of Silk and Merino dershirts and Drawers, Collars, Suspenders, Cravats, t every article suitable for a | man's wardrobe, which will be ? as low as they can be bought !\ew York. Thankful for the encouragement he has ceived from the members of Congress, citizens, and gers, he now hopes, by a strict attention to business, a determination to please, to merit n continuation of favors. * WM. II. FAULKNER, Sign of the Shirt. The only place in the city where Shirts are made Jan 24?eotf General Banking and Exchange Business COPARTNERSHIP. rPHK undersigned respectfully announce to the I that they have entered into copartnership for transaction of a general Exchange and Hanking in the city of Washington, under the firm of?? 8KLDKN, WITHERS A CO. All business entrusted to them will be attended to promptness and fldolity. WILLIAM 9ELDEN, Late Treasurer of the United States JOHN. W ITHERS, Of Alexandria, Virginia. R. W LATHAM, Of the city of Washington. h. P. BAYNK. war 2J?tf of Baltimore. Maryland I A11 IK ?? COLLAR*, Cil KM IS F.TTS, j Worked Kerchiefs , for sale at MRS. E. MOFFETT'8, ' 28?tf 7th ft., opp. Odd-Fellows' Ilall.


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ocr: BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S Outfitting Establishment! WALL A STEPHEN*, Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, next door east of the Iron Building, have on hand one of tbe largest and most complote as sortments of BOYS' AND CHIL DREN'S CLOTHING to be found in this part of the country, compriaing every article of Boys' wear neceaaary Jor a complete outfit, such a*? Coats, Handkerchief*, Jackets, Boots, Vesta, Shoea, l'ants, Hats, Shirts, Caps, Drawers, Belts, Socks, Ac., Ac. +4r Citizens and stranger* are In jvited to call and examine our stock before making their selections, as we feel assured tliat we can offer the best selection of goods to be found in thia city, and <m the most pirating terms. may 15?tf HE NT?A handsome new three-story Brick House, on 12th street, (Island,) containing eleven rooms and a large hall. Bent, $300; and possesion given in a few days. mar 0?tf JOHN L. SMITH. SHAVING-BOXES VERY CHEAP.! rjMIR above article can lie purchased at Wmira's for cents; or fitted out with a Tally-ho Razor, Shaving Brush, Toothbrush, and Soap, for $1.261 Cheap Cash Stationery Store, 4?tr Sixth street, near Louisiana avenue. TALLY-HO RAZORS-WARRANTED. there is such a thing as luxury in a shave, these cele brated Sheffield Razors, and Hazin's popular SHAVING CHE AM, (both of which can be had at Wlmer's for (iOcents,) contribute largely to sucli a result. Call at the Cheap Cash Stationery Store, Sixth street, may 27?tr near Ix>ulsiana avenue. JOHN L. SMITH, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, ani> county magistrate OrncK, Eighth street, opposite the markethouse, where he may be found at all times.f feb 3? c. W. Pairo. Wm. Nouksk. Banking House mar 24?ly or P A 1 HO A NOllRSK Land Warrants l>ought and (told. Land Warrant* wanted. SAMUEL T. WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law, 06 Fayette street, Baltimorr, Md., in the various courts of Baltimore. Prompt attention given to Collecting. He refer* to? Hon. 8. U. Downs, 8enator from I/oulslana. Hon. G. W. Jones, do. Iowa. T. C. Connolly, esq., Editor American TelegTSph. Dr. John 0 Wharton, Baltimore, Md. fob ai-u

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ocr: BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S Outfitting Establishment! WALL A STKPHKN*, Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth aud Tenth street?, next door east of j the Iron Itnltdhig, have on hand one j of the largest and most complete ss- j sortmrnts of BOYS' AND CIIIL- ] IiREN'S CLOTHING to be found in j thl? part of the couutry, comprising every article of Hoys' wear necessary 1 for a complete outfit, such ns? Coats, Handkerchiefs .Jackets, Boots, Vests, Shoe*, l'ant", Hat", Shiits, Cans, Drawers, Hells, Socl,s, /.e., Ac. ?jT" Cllinens and stranger* are in j vtted to call and examine oar stock before making tlioiT selections, a* we feci assured that we can offer the best selection of goods to be found in this city, and oil the mint pirating term*. > ? may 15? tf HBST?A handsome to w tin-.????story Brick House, on lath street, (island,) containing eleven rooms and a large hsll. Rent, $300; and possession given In a few days, mar ??tf JOHN L. SMITH. SHAVING-BOXES VERY CHEAT,! TMIR above article can be purchased at WlMBR'fl fbr Wl' .. I cents; or titled out with a Tally-ho B*r.or, Shaving Brush, Toothbrush, and Soap, fir $1.2.'! Cheap Cash Stationery Store, 4?tr Sixth strict, near 1/mlNiana avenue. TALLY-HO RAZ0R8?WARRANTED. IF there Is such a thing as luxury in a shave, these iwle brated Sheffield Razors, anil Ikutln'* popular SHAVING CREA^L (both ot which eanho had at Winter's for OOcents.) ten tribute largely to such a result. Call al the Cheap Cash Stationery Store, Sixth street, may 27?tr near Louisiana avenue. JOHN L. SMITH, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AND COUNTY M AOINTRA TR. Ifjf Opiicb, Eighth street, opposite thu market-house, where he may bo found at all timcs.ltV [feb 3? c. W. Paiuo. Wm. NouitgR. Banking House OP F/VIRO A MOlRKICi !<and Warrant# bought and sold. Land Warrant* wanted. mar U4?ly SAMUEL T. WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law, 05 Fayette street, Baltimore, Md., PRACTISES In tho various courts of Baltimore. Prompt attention glYen to Collecting. Ho refers to? Hon. R. U. Downs, Senator from l/iuisiana. Hon. O. W. Jones, do. Iowa. T. 0. Connolly, esq., Editor American TelegTBpb. l* J<>hn 0 Wharton, Baltimore, Md. feb 21??tf | [ | I ; I i


ocr: CASH TERMS OF ADVERTISING. 1 square 1 insertion. . 50 1 do 2 insertions. 73 1 do S Insertions. 1 00 1 do 1 week .... 1 75 1 do 2 weeks.... 2 75 1 square, 1 month .... 4 00 1 do 2 mouths ... 7 00 1 do 3 months ... 10 00 1 do 6 months . . . lti 00 _ I do 1 y?sr 30 00 Twelve lines (or lets) make a square?longer advertise ments in exact proportion. No reports, resolutions, or proceeding* of any corporation, society, association, or public meeting, au<l no communica tion designed to call attention to any mutter of limited or Individual Interest, can bo inserted uuless paid for as an advertisement. Adviiitiseus will please endeavor to send in their favors before 11 o'olock, if ]>ossible;


ocr: BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S Outfitting Establishment! WALL A STEPHENS, Pennsylvania avenue, between and Tenth streets, next door east the Iron Building, have on hand of the largest and most complete as sortments of BOYS' AND DREN'S CLOTHING to be found this part of tho country, every article of Boys' weiir for a complete outfit, such as? Coats, Handkerchiefs, Jackets, Boots, Vests, Shoos, Pants, Ilats, Shirts, Caps, Drawors, Beltf. Socks, Ac., Ac. Citizens and strangers are in vited to call and examine our before making their selections, as feel assured that we can offer the selection of goods to be found in this city, and on the


ocr: Cheap Goods!?Very Cheap!! Ginghams - - - &A cents Crash - ? - ? conta SH?m?C0TT0N8,0'4 cents Calicoes ? - - 6Vi centa Bbki90kDiLaines,12}< cents DkLaiims* ? ? ? 12oonts With a variety of OTHER GOODS just aa cheap, just opened by E. MYERS A CO., feb 28?tr Ponna. av., bet. Oth and 10th sta.


ocr: NEW GOODS AND FASHIONS! ??. ,1. NTKRRi Merchant Tall?r, in vtle? publl'- intention to the prewnt notinj. iiKvn.Kwin. ?r.'?t <???n f'7^';;,^ JUL .took of and .-hen,.. p$Sato ^X tb'om up -rder it, th, most elegant retnomber that the .took it a full and'?mpTte one, ^bracing aim** ?very article in our lino YJr.leulM attention la invited to hi* ?to<* of new . . . , shirt* ft superior patented article, and war ?* X?U? ,Ut, near the Arenas,


ocr: BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S Outfitting Establishment! WALL & STEPHENti, Pennsylvania. avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, next door east of the Iron Building, have on hand one of the largest and most complete as MOrtuivnts of BOYS' A\D CHIL DREN'S CLOTHING to bo found in this part of the country, comprising every article of 1 toys' wear necessary for a complete outfit, such a&? Coats, Handkerchiefs Jackets, Boots, Vests, Shoes, Pants, Hats, Shirts, Cap:-, Drawers, Belts, Socks, Ac,, <tc. Kg- Citizens and strangers arc in vited to call and examine our stock before making their selections, an we fed asirured that Wo can offer the best selection of goods to be found in this city, and on the most pleasing terms. may 16?tf GREAT BARGAINS AT WHOLESALE, ask the attention of merchaut tailors to our exten sive ntock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Testings, Ac. We name in part? - Black und Fancy French Ciotho Black Doeukin Castsimeres Fancy Cassimere.% all styles Plain and Fancy Silk Vesting Black Satin Vesting Buff and White plain and figured Marseilles Vesting Fancy Marseilles Vesting -Buff Casbmerot Large stock plain and fancy Linen Drillings and Ducks Black and colored Cathmerets Black French Drap de Ette, Ac., Ac. Having received within a day or two very large addition* to our stock, which were bought of the importers, we can offer very great inducements to those who sell again, by the piece or otnerwiee. YEKBY A MILLER, may o? . Penna. av., bet. 7th and 8th sts. numbers of the dela ware State Lottery, Class No 7, drawn May 15, 1852: 45 37 8 .30 35 40 23 65 16 32 10 14 76 17 GREGORY & MADRY, Managers, Successors to J. W. Mauet A Co. 1 Oil Saturday, May 54!4, 185S4, DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY, Class A, Will be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware. 15 drawn numbers out of 78 ! $75,000! - - - - Two prizes of $20,000! BRILLIANT SCHEME. 1 splendid capital of...$75,000 I splendid prize of 20,000 1 splendid prize of. 20,000 1 splendid prize of 15,000 1 splendid prize of. 10,275 5 prizes of. 0,000 6 prizes of $'2,600 7 prizes of. 1,500 8 prizes of. 1,200 9 prizes of. 1,000 15 prizes of. 700 400 (lowest 3 Nob.) 320 Ac., Ac., Ac. Whole tickets $20?Malvefl $10?Quarters $5?Eighths $2.50 Address E. E. O'BRIEN, Agent, Successor to J. A C. Maury, may 17? Alexandria, Virginia. Including Cologne*, Oil. , | j I


ocr: BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S Outfitting Establishment! WALL A STEPHENS, Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, next door east of the Iron Building, have on hand one of the largest and most complete as sortments of BOYS' AND CHIU DHKN'i CLOTHING to be found In this part of the country, comprising every article of Boys'"wear necessary tor a complete outfit, such as? Coats, Handkerchiefs, Jackets, Boots, Vests, Shoee, Pants, Hats, Shirts, Caps, Drawers, Belts, Socks, Ac., Ac. Citizens and strangers are in vited to call and examine our stock before making their selections, ss we feel assured that we can offer the best selection of goods to bs found in this city, and on thr most pirating terms. may 16?tf Ij^OR RENT?A handsome new three-story Brick House, on 12th street, (Island.) containing eleven rooms and a large hall. Rent, $800; and possession given In a few days. mar ??tf JOHN I>. SMITH. SHAVING-BOXES VERY CHEAP;! above article oan be purchased at Wnam's for R21/ cents; or fitted out with a Tally-ho Raror, Shaving Brush, Toothbrush, and Soap, for $1.261 Cheap Cash Stationery Store, june 4?tr Sixth street, near I/misiana avenue. TALLY-HO RAZORS?WARRANTED. IF there Is sueK a thing as luxury In a shave, these cele brated Sheffield Rasors, and Basin's popular SHAVING (JRKAM, (lioth of which can be had at Wimer's for 60 cents,) contribute largely to such a result. Call at the Cheap Cash Stationery Store, Sixth street, may 27?tr near Louisiana avenue. JOHN L. SMITH, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AMD pOUNTY M AOISTRATk. . $QT Orrici, Eighth street, opposite the market-house, where he may be found at all times."Sfid ffebS? c. W. Pairo. Wm. Noursb. Banking House OF PAIRO A NOURSE. Land Warrants bought and sold. Land Warrant* wanted. IB** 84?ly SAMUEL T. WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law, 65 Fayette street, Baltimore, Md., I>RAOTTPK3 in the various courts of Baltimore. Prompt attention given to Collecting. He refers to? Hon. 8. U. Downs, Senator from I<ouisiana. Hon. G.W. Jones, do. Iowa. T. 0. Connolly, esq., Editor American Telegraph. Dr. John 0 Wharton, Baltimore, Md, feb ai-tf


ocr: BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S Outfitting Establishment! WALL A STEPHENS. Pennsylvania avenue, between Nintb and Tenth streets, next door ea?t of the Iron Building, have on hand one of the largest and most complete as sortments of BOYS' AND CHIL DREN'S CLOTHING to be found in this pert of the country, comprising every article of Boys' wear necessary for a complete outfit, such as? Coats, llsndkerrbief-'L Jackets, Boots, Vests, Shoes, Pants, Hats, Shirts, Caps, Drawers, Beits, Socks, Ac., Ac. Hf Citizens and strangers are in vited to call and examine our stock before making their selections, as we feel assured that we can offer the best selection of goods to be found in this city, and on the moat term*. may IS?tf RENT?A handsome new three-story llrick House, on 12th street, (Island,) containing eleven rooms and a large hall. Kent, $300; and possession given in a few days. mar 0?tf JOHN L. SMITH. SHAVING-BOXES VERY CHEAP.! rPnE above article can be purchased at Wimkr's for 1 cents; or fitted out with a Tally-ho Razor, Shaving Brush, Toothbrush, and Soap, for $l.-25! Cheap Cash Stationery Store, 4?tr Sixth street, near Louisiana avenue. TALLY-HO RAZ0R8 WARRANTED there is such a thing as luxury in a shave, those cele brated Sheffield Itazors, and Darin's popular SHAVING M, i both of which can bo had at Wimur's for 60cents,) contribute largely to such a result. Call at the Cheap Cash stationery 8tnre, Sixth street, may 27?tr near Louisiana avenue. JOHN lT 8MITH, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AND CjOTJMTY MAGISTRATE. Iff Office, Eighth street, opposite the niarket-huuse. where he may be found at all tlmes.*%4 | fab 3? w. Tairo. Wa. Nourse. Banking House or PA1RO A NOUR8K. Land Warrants bought, and sold. Land Warrants wanted. mar 24?ly SAMUEL T. WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law, 65 Fayette street, Baltimore, Mil., in the various courts of Baltimore. Prompt attention given to'Collocting. He refers to? Hon. 8. U. Downs, Senator from Louisiana. Hon. G. W. Jones, do. Iowa. T-C. Connolly, esq., Editor American Telegraph. Dr. John 0 Wharton, Baltimore, Md. fob


ocr: " For shelter and shade, too, As the sunshine or rain may prevail." THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to call the atten tion of the ladies and gentlemen of this city and vicinity to his assortment of Umbrellas and Pa . _ raeols, consisting of green and blue Turc Satin, and blue watered, bordered Slfk do., lined do. Like a general assortment of Umbrellas. A good assortment materials suitable for everv description of repalra. Repairs promptly done in the best manner. Pinking of Ruffles, Scarfs, Aprons. Ac., In the best man at short notice. DANIEL PIKUCK, South side of Penna. avenue, near 13th stroet, may 11?eotf of several Umbrellas.


ocr: BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S Outfitting Establishment! WALL &, MTIPIlKNHt Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, next door east of tho Iron Building, liuve on hand one of the largest and most complete as sortments of BOYS' ANI> Cllllr DREN'S CIX?THING to l>c found in this part of the country, comprising every article of Boys' wear necessaiy for a complete outfit, such as? Coats, Handkerchiefs, Jackets, Boots, A'ests, Shoes, Pants, Hats, Shirts, Caps, Drawers, Belts, Socks, Ac., Ac. 49- Citizens ami strangers are in Lvited to call and examine our stork before making their selections, as ve feel assured that we can offer the best of goods to Ik? found In this city, and on the w terms. may 15?tf RENT?A handsome new three-story llriek House, on 12th street. (Islnnd,) containing eleven and a large hall. Rent, ?100; and possession given a few da vs. marO?t'f JOHN L. SMITH. IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC Mineral Water and Sartaparilla, ^ SUBSCRIBERS respectfully Inform the citizens ol 1_ Washington that they have fitted up an establishment B street, back of the Old Railroad Depot, where they are a superior article of MINERAL WATER SAUSAPARILLA, u)>on a new plan, free from all in ingredients. Their preparation possesses medicinal of the highest order for the purification of the This refreshing beverage is particularly recommended summer use. Families and dealers will fie furnished fit their doors in any quantities. Orders left at tb5> establlsl will be punctually attended to. mar 31?tr M'KEON A M'GRANN. JOHN L. SMITH, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, AN I) COUNTY MAGISTRATE. omcr, Eighth street, opposite the market-house, where he may be found at all times."(tO |feb 3? W. l'Aino. W?. NnrnsK. Banking House or PA1RO A NOIRSK. Land Warrants bought and sold. Land Warrants wanted. mar 24?ly SAMUEL T. WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law, R5 Fayette tired, Baltimore, Md., in the various courts of Baltimore. Prompt attention given to Collecting. He refers to? Hon. S. U. Downs, Senator from Louisiana. Hoa. G. W. Jones, do. Iowa. T. 0. Connolly, esq., Editor American Telegraph. Dr. John 0. Wharton, Baltimore, Md. ftb


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ocr: BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S Outfitting Establishment! WALL STEPHEN*. Pennsylvania avenue,between Ninth v iiml Tenth streets, next door east of the Iron Building, have on hand one of the largest and most complete as sortments of BOW AND CHIL DREN'S CLOTHING to be found in this part of the country, comprising every article of Boys' wear necessary fur s complete outfit, such as? Coats, 11 and ke rch ii< f*, Jackets, Boots, Vests, Shoes, Pants, Hats, Shirts, Caps, Drawer?, Beit', Socks, *c., Ac. ?W CitUens aud strangers are in Lviteil to call snd examine our sb. k before making their selection", ic- we feel assured that we ran offer the l?est of goods to lie found in this city, and mi the nwsl terms. may 15?tf HKNT A handsome new three-story llrl. k House, on 12th street, (Island,) containing eleven and a large hall. and


ocr: BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S Outfitting Establishment! WALL STEPHEN*. Pennsylvania avenue,between Ninth v iiml Tenth streets, next door east of the Iron Building, have on hand one of the largest and most complete as sortments of BOW AND CHIL DREN'S CLOTHING to be found in this part of the country, comprising every article of Boys' wear necessary fur s complete outfit, such as? Coats, 11 and ke rch ii< f*, Jackets, Boots, Vests, Shoes, Pants, Hats, Shirts, Caps, Drawer?, Beit', Socks, *c., Ac. ?W CitUens aud strangers are in Lviteil to call snd examine our sb. k before making their selection", ic- we feel assured that we ran offer the l?est of goods to lie found in this city, and mi the nwsl terms. may 15?tf HKNT A handsome new three-story llrl. k House, on 12th street, (Island,) containing eleven and a large hall. Rent, |3o0; and possession given in a ffw days. mar 9?tf JOHN L. SMITH. IMPOST ANT TO THE PUBLIC. Mineral Water and Sanaparil/a, Jr. fllHR SIIB.SC RIB ERA respectfully inform the ?itl/ens of 1 Washington that they have fitted up an establishment B street, back of the Old Railroad Depot, where they are a superior article of MINKKAI. WATER SARSAPAR1LLA, upon a new plan, fre# from all In ingredients. Their preparation possesses medicinal of the highest order for the purification of the This refreablnglieveragels particularly recommended summer use. Families and dealers will lie furnished at their doors In any quantities. Orders left at the establish will be punctually attended to. umr 31?tr M'KEOX ft M'GRANN. GENTLEMEN'S CLOTH OAITER8! JUST RECEIVED, this day, a case of the al>ovc, of a good iiuality, and for sale low tor cosh, by HARRIS ft liRIFFIN, PennB. avenuo, between 9th and 10th streets, may 13? next door to W. Harper A Co. vtk Tairo. Wm. Noursk. Banking House OF PAIROA NOUnSK. Laud Warrants bought and sold. Land Wiirrnnts wanted. nl!,r " Vf SAMUEL T. WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law, 66 Fayette street, Baltimore, Md.} ACTISES In the various courts of Baltimore. Prompt attention given to Collecting. He rcferR to? Hon. S. U. Downs, Senator from Louisiana. Hon. 0. W. Jones, do. Iowa. T. G, Connolly, esq., Editor American Telrtgraph. Dr. John


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ocr: DR. SVICKLAHD S American Tamily Pills. THE GREAT FBMALK -VKDICINK OF THK AGB" the cathartic mti<I their adaptation to purify the Mood?to liter Complaint, Urinal awl J vbciominalOiaeaae*, cially that claa* of malndie* ki lown as Female 0?|>lMiit#. lo rolloTO tho ayi-tem of Worn 1#. and pimples on the may ho aeon. m xet forth In a} oampblnt, which can ' gratuitously of the wholesale t (tent .... N. H?The abore !'IL1,S e? me to me ao highly mended. from no responsible a ? "tirre, that, I can ?*?urP? public they hare the 1-est j?wB ilo guaranty of their , They hare already acquired a popularity rnrrl// in ao abort ? lime a- they hate been f?r sale in this city. A OKAY, Bookseller, mar 11? t.f 7th street, oy portte QtM-WttoWa Hall. R A ll.WAY, STKAM I) BOAT, AND TBI. KORAFII being A OIJIDK through the III itbt> States and ( also, giving the Ocean fMcam-Fa cket arran^ementa. graph line* and charge*, Hat << h "Uds. wil"j " tiif. lIxiTrn STATKH *sp C\KA?*, allowing all th< hr. A OHAV JfcT * 7Q?^"PP I tdd-Kcllows' llall. 'ream and Poap*, of rare quality vy jjookaeller, ]23t* portkr'S, knowii * Hr'i, Wonder-Work M *?rio* riVISLT 1NPA U.I HI.K. as a remedy * r he rr.MAi.t bbkaht. To try It id to be convinced!' "W _ PoTsale by A. GRAY, marll?tr 7th at., opposite Ofa ?Follow*' Hall. and Koaawth, of ? ?? position of th? Ut* Hung Avian IUt * # WHO iteel plate portrait of tl)e noble Magyar, bf 1 1 ' ). D. For aale hy A. ,, dee 23?tr 7th ?t., npp. OM-F* Ho*1 n*11


ocr: BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S Outfitting Establishment! WALL. St, STEPHEN'S, Pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets, next door east of the Iron Building, have on hand one of th* largest and most complete as sortments of BOYS' AND DKKN'S CLOTHING to be found In this part of the country, comprising ev?rv article of Boys' wear necessary for a complete outfit, such as? Handkerchief*, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Belts, Ac., Ac. Coats, JaekeU, Vests, Pants, ? Shirts, Drawers, Socks, iff Citizens and strangers an vited to call and examine our stock before making their selections, as we feel assured that we can offer tho best selection of goods to be found In this city, and on the m ist Treating trrms. ' may 15?tf Ij^OR RENT?A handsome Dew three-story Iirick House, on 12th street, (Island,) containing rooms and a large hall. Rent, $300; and possession In a few days. mar 9?tf JOHN L. SMITH. SHAVING-BOXES VERY CHEAP,! THE above article can be purchased at Wimkh's for cents; or fitted out with a Tally-ho Razor, Shaving Brush, Toothbrush, and Soap, for $1.25! Cheap Cash Stationery Store, june 4?tr Sixth strfct, near Louisiana avenue. TALLY-HO RAZORS-WARRANTED. IF there is such a thing as luxuiy in a shave, these cele brated Sheffield Razors, and UazinV popular CREAM, (both of which can be had at Winter's for 50 can tribute largely to such a result. Call at the Cheap Cash stationery 8tore, Sixth street, may 27?tr near Louisiana avenue. JOHN L. SMITH, ATTORNEY AND C0UN8KLLOU AT LAW, AND COUNTY MAGISTRATE. f Ornci, Eighth street, opposite the market-house, he may be found at all Umes.~fet ffeb C. W. Pairo. Wm. Noitrsk. Banking House PAIRO A. NOURSK. Land Warrants bought and sold. Land Warrants wanted. mar 24?ly SAMUEL T. WILLIAMS, Attorney at Law, 06 Fxryttte street, Baltimore, AM., PRACTISES in the various courts of Baltimore. attention given to Collecting. He refers to? Hon. S. U. Downs, Senator from I,oul*lana. Hon. O. W. Jones, do. Iowa T. O. Editor American Telegraph,


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ocr: LIVER COMPLAINT, JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC, OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OP THE Ki'lncya, and all Diseases arising f rom a. Dis ordered Liver or Stomach, such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness, or Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn. Distrust for Food. Fullness, or Weight in the Stomach. Sour Eructations, Sinking, or Fluttering at the 1 it of me Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and Dipieult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensations when in a lying Posture. Dimness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever end Dull Pam in the Head, Deficiency of Perspiration, Yellow ness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back. Chest, Limbs,tyc.. Sudden flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Con stant Imaginings of Evil, and great Depression of Spirits, can be effectually cured by DB. II OD FJiAND’S

place_of_publication: New York [N.Y.]

publisher: Amor J. Williamson, W. Burns & Watson


ocr: with Life Risks, upon as favorable terms as any similar institution. DIRECTORS: Frederick Sheldon, John J.'Cisco. Josieh Rich, Charles F.. Bill, James Suydnm, Edward S. Clark, James Marsh, p. Van Sohaiok, Thomas 0. Doremua, Isaac N. Phelpfas, Isaac A. Storm, FrancisT. Luqueer, James 8. Polhemus. Benj. It. Wiutnrop, Luther Bradish, John J Phe ° Charles M. Connolly, Wm. M. Whittemoro, B. P. Wheelwright, Gerard Stuyvesant, Wilson G. Hunt, Clinton Gilbert, D. H. Arnold, Jacob Harden, John A. Lnqueer, Elisha Riggs, W R. Vermilyo, Shepherd Knapp, William Tucker. William B. Belles. FREDERICK SHELDON, President. , „ , JO«N A. STUART, Actuary. J. Eadik, Jr., Secretary. , ’Scott, M. D., Medical Examiner, residence No. 83 math street, at office of Company daily, from 1 to 2 G. P. Cammann, M. D.


Gallipolis journal. [volume]

ocr: HATS! HATS!! - In addition to oof stock of Boole and we have jost received a assortment - of men' fashionable HATS, (Spring style); men's and boye Hungarian, Kos suth, Congress .and Wool; also a large lot of Panama and Palm Leaf all of which we offer at prices that defy competition. R. LLOYD As CO. Wholesale De alers. Pontsmouth. April 22, 185? 4w

place_of_publication: Gallipolis, Ohio

publisher: Alexander Vance


ocr: M FALL & TOTER MURPHY, T1ERNAN & CO., (Baecesaar ta fflarabv, Wlleaa efc IMPORTERS 4c WHOLESALE DRALERS FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS


ocr: PROTECTION Insurance Company OF HARTFORD. G. H. HALE, Agent. July 8, 1852. lm Dan Rice's Circus, Al Gallipolis, Thursday, July 15fA. AFTERNOON AND EVENING. OK which occasion there will be given Two oxaro RcrtESEicTATioNa, commencing with the feats of the TOURNAMENT, rr, ike Days of Chivalry, with new Wardrobe, Costumes and Trappings, and introducing the original Spas sue Caaaea at tma Orteatala. The whole to conclude with the comic Ez travig&nxa entitled THE KING OF THE BEGGARS. . Characters by the company. Mr. Rica returns his sincere thanks to the public for past favors, and pledges himself that nothing on his part shall be left undone to make this the great Straw Dat or the siason. Price ef adsnistoa only 25 cents. Perfor mance to commence at 3 and 71-2 o'clock P. M. July 8. '5-2w C. H. CASTLE, Agent LUMBER. IwtJT r. t . mr IM Ti 1 vchts Board yard. Front street, the finest quality of Clear Stuff and Second Common Dn.n4. A la ShinvljM nf .U. i. i: Those wishing to purchase of the above a ill jnsase pv wm can oeiore purchasing else-


ocr: GEO. V. CASTLE, Manufacturer of Common and Cleaner Thrashing Machines, Three miles back of Gallipolis, Ohio. ft-Repairing done at short notice. Extra Castings always on band.' June 17, 1851 2m POMEROY &. PORTSMOUTH PACKET. That IttrSl Iran tK t ctAtjm. fffer LEWIS WETZELL, La-.-. ga-Cant. J as Newtow, Master, ill leave Pomeroy every Wednesday and Saturday, at 7 o clock, and Ports mouth every Monday and I bursday. For freight or passage apply on board or to the Vt hart Boat. June 17, 1852. GREAT SPRING ARRIVAL OF New Goods, AT HEAD-QUARTERS, Oalllftelie, Ohio. "THIS establishment takes this method of in- 1 forming the People of Gallia county that they have lust ooened and are still receiving a large assortment of Spring and Summer Goods direct from Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Cin cinnati, consisting in part of Staple and Fan cy Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps. Bon nets, Hardware, Queensware, Iron, Nails, Coffee. Sugar, Molasses, Tea, R ice. Tobacco, &c. To all of which we invite the espeeial attention of burers before purchasing else where. I1ALLIDAYS & WADDELL. April 8, 1852. 3m


ocr: THC Whig Ticket. rOK PRESIDENT, GEN. TOFIELD SCOTT, FOB VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM.


ocr: DENTISTRY. gg JOSEPH PAYNE, DEMIST. Rooms over L. Maguet's Drug Store. Nov. 20. l51. tf


ocr: SMnt imirdiiNr to Act af frsirries, la Om ym mi. W 1. S. HOCOHTON, M. D, is th csark's OOxa mt tha Dutrtst CMit Sir the Vm ire District af hurhnk. Another Scientific Wonder! GREAT OURE FOR DYSPEPSIA! On. J. 8. HOUGHTON'S


ocr: DENTISTRY. JOSEPH PAYNE, . D E IV T I S T s Rooms over L. Maguet'a Drug Store. Nov. 20. 1851. tf


ocr: , STOVES! STOVES!! TVE have just received our third supply ss ntovet, bratet, oxc Also aeompletaat- sortmoot nf Fancy Castings. Grates. Sad Irons Hollow Ware, Bbovew and Tongs, Ware, Brass Kettles, Sto- 4.0 , all of we will tell cheap for cash or to prompt W. are prepared lo do afl kind, of job nd tmutinr at heretofore. r . jixa 1 Uft.no ol Oot28,1852;


ocr: fHl'BKDAT. - 1VSIVT M, JSJ Whig Ticket. rOK PRESIDENT, GO, TOFIELD SCOn, TOU TICK PRESIDENT, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. Senatorial Electors, EDWARD D. MANSFIELD, WM. DENN1SON, Jr. District Electors, 1. Chas. Anderson, Hamiltou 2. James Scott Harrison, " 3. T. J. Harsh, Preble. 4. J. W.Delrees, Miami. 5. Dan. Seegur, Lucas. 6. H. L. Penn, Brown. 7. John M. Williams. ' 8. Wm. Lawrence, Logan. 9. S. Birchard, Sandusky. 10. J. L. Van Metre, Pike. 11. W.E-Fmck, Perry. 12. J. R. Stanbery, Licking. . 13. John Sherman, Richland. 14. S. Orr, Wayne. 15. A. B. Norton, Knox. 16. Alex. Lewis. 17. R. B. Moore. 18. V. R. Humphrey, Summit. 19. W. L. Perkins, Lake. 20. S. C. Clark, Mahoning. 21. J. A. Bingham, Harrison. : Presidential Election, November 8. For Supreme Court Judge, DANIEL A. HAYNES, of Montgomery.


ocr: WATSON 11 U U a , J!f4 QOUTHWEST corner of Sycamore kj and Lower Market streets, Cincln nati, Ohio. 8. Watsoh. Proprietor. N. B, There is a very roomy and commodious stable in connection with the Hotel. Jan. 29, 1852 tf Shingles & Lumber, 0 every description, at the Yard. State street, near the noDer Chicks. - ff1, ,V, T IjJJjl f Iiiiic s. Li


ocr: 1852. JOHN WILLI A.MS. Adm'r of Thomas Evans, deceased, Sept. 9th, 195'. 5w AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE BY AND THE Perils of Navigation, BY THE i!l ill! Hi i INSURANCE CO. OF HARTFORD, conn This old and responsible Company continues to grant Policies upon the most favorable terms. Risks taken on shipments of Pro duce per Eteamboat at fair and ac commodating rates. Apply to G. H. HALE, Asent, For Gallia county, Ohio, and Mason county, Virginia. t Sept. 2, 1S52. lm STRAYED $5 REWARD. STRAYED from the subsrri ber living at Ilarrisburg, Gallia ccunty, Ohio, a bay M ARE, sev en years old, asout 15 hands hjg'1, a sma 1 star in the forehead, and a small lump on the hack, the on ly mirks recollected. The above reward will be given to any person returning the above animal, or giving information so that I get hrr again. JACOB DAVIS, fv-pt. 2, 1852 -8w LAND WARRANTS. S E


ocr: j STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!!! THE undersigned would most respectfully in form the citizens of Gallipolis and the sur rounding country, that tbey have associated themselves in Ihe manufacturing of TIN COP- rUK and SHtK I IKUX work, on the South side of tbe PuMie Square, where tbey will keep constantly on hand a good assortment of COOK STOVES, of the latest and best styles. Four sizes of the Iron ton Premium; three sizes best Premium ; and three sizes Comet, a Double Oven Stove which stoves are manufactured at Iron ton, in the best iron region of Ohio, and of tbe soft- eit and best metal. Otr Also, PARLOR, CH AMBER, TEN PLATE, SIXPLATE and five sizes of EGG STOVES. Oy-Also Ziok, Plain, and Japaned ware. Copper and Sbeet Iron ware, either at wholesale orre'ail. House Spouting, Gutter or anything usually made of Tin, Copper, Zink or Sheet Iron, will be made at short notice-. We invite tbe attention of tbe people of this section to our stock of stoves and ware. We have as good an assortment as can be found in any similar establishment . Give us a call. - - BERTHS St McINTIRE, May 6; 1852, 3m


ocr: tncRKDiir. - Whig Ticket. FOR PRESIDENT, GEN. TOFIELD SCOTT. FOR TICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. . Senatorial electors, EDWARD D. MANSFIELD, WM. DENNISON. Jr. District Electors, 1. Chas. Anderson, Hamilton Co. 2. James Scott Harrison, 3. T. J. Harsh, Preble. 4. J. W. Delrees, Miami. - 5. Dan. Seegur, Lucas. v 6. H. L. Penn, Brown. . 7. John M. Williams. 8. Wm. Lawrence, Logan. -. 9. S. Birchard, Sandusky. 10. J.'L. Van Metre, Pike. 11. W.E. Finck, Perry. 12. J. R. Stanbery, Licking. 13. John Sherman, Richland. 14. S. Orr, Wayne. 15. A. B. Norton, Knox. 16. Alex. Lewis. 17. R. B. Moore. 18. V. R. Humphrey, Summit. 19. W. L. Perkins, Lake. 20. S. C. Clark, Mahoning. 21. J. A. Bingham, Harrison. Presidential Election, November 8. Whig Ticket.


ocr: For Supreme Court Judge, DANIEL A. IIAYNES, of Montgomery. For Board rV'c Work. DAVID H. BEARDSLEY. of Cuyahoga. Slate Election. October 12ih.


ocr: THCB8BAT. . OCT. 14, 1833 Whig Ticket. FOR PRESIDENT, GEX. WIXFIELD SCOTT. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, niLIAM A. GRADAIT, Senatorial Electors, : EDWARD D. MANSFIELD, WM. DENN1SON, Jr. District Electors, 1. Chas. Anderson, Hamilton Co 2. James Saffin, " 3. T. J. Harsh, Preble. 4. J. W. Delrees, Miami. 5. Dan. Seegur, Lucas. 6. H. L. Penn. Brown. "7. John M. Williams. .8. VVm. Lawrence, Logan. 9. S. Birchard, Sandusky. 10. J. I. Van Metre, Pike. 11. -W.E. Finck.J'erry. 12. J. R. Stanbery, Licking. 13. John Sherman, Richland. 14. S. Orr, Wayne; 15. A. B. Norton, Knox. 16. Alex. Lewis. 17. R. B. Moore. 18. V. R. Humphrey, Summit. 19. W. L. Perkins, Lake. 20. S. C. Clark, Mahoning. 21. J. A. Bingham, Harrison. Presidential Election, November 2d,


ocr: STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!!! THE undersigned would most respectfully in- i lorm the citizens or Uallipolis and the sur rounding country, that they bave associated themselves in the manufacturing of TIN COP PEK and SHEET IRON work, on the South side of the Public Square, where tbey will keep constantly on band a good assortment of COOK STOVES, of the latest and best styles. Foor sizes of the Ironton Premium; three sizes best Premium: and three sizes Comet, a Double Oven Stove ; which stoves are manufactured at Ironton, in the best iron region of Ohio, and of the soft est and best metal. 07-Also, PARLOR, CHAMBER, TEM PLATE, SIXPLATE and five sizes of EGG 8TOVE3. Cy-Also Zink, Plain, and Jipaned ware. Copper and Sheet Iron ware, either at wholesale or retail. House Spouting, Gutter or anything usually made of Tin, Copper, Zink or Sheet Iron, will be marie at short notice. We invite the attention of the people of this seetion to our stock of stoves and ware. We have as good an assortment as can be found in any similar establishment . Give us a call, . BERTIIE 4. McINTIRE. May 6, 1852, 3m


ocr: DENTISTRY. JOSEPH PAYNE, DKNTIST, Rooms over L. Maguet's Drug Store. Not. 20. 1S51. tf


ocr: .n. iiiiT. .... ocx. as. Whig Ticket. GEX. OTIELD SCOTT, TOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. EDWARD1 D. MANSFIELD, WM. DENNlSON, Jr. District Electors, 1. Chas. Anderson, Hamilton Co. .2V James Saffin, " 3. T. J. Harsh, Preble. ,4. J. VV. Delrees, Miami. 5. Dan. Seegur, Lucas. - 6. - H. L. Peim. Brown. .7. John M. Williams.. 8. Wm. Lawrence, Logan. 9. S. Birchard, Sanduskv. 10. J. I. Van Metre, Pike". 11. W.E. Finck, Perry. 12. J. R. Stanbery, Licking. 13. John Sherman, Richland. 14. S. Orr, Wayne. 15. A. B. Norton, Knox. 16. Alex. Lewis. 17. R. B. Moore. 18. V. R. Humphrey, Summit. 19. W. L. Perkins. Lake. 20. S. C. Clark, Mahoning, . 21. J. A. Bingham, Harrison. Presidential Election, November"2d


ocr: C. R. STERNEMAN, DENTIST, OFFICR at his residence on Front street, hall a square above R Pavne's Saw Mill. March 4. 1852. tf


ocr: Louis a earn t. alii ncrsrria c . BERTH E $- McIXTlRE, DBalEIS lit STOVES, TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IROJf WARE. SOUTH SIDB PUBLIC SQUABK, Gallipolis, Ohio, Mav 6, 1852 -tf


ocr: WW fill .151 F. C A REL, Jr IS now receiving direct from the EASTERN CITIES, a large' and weli a, lected stock of FALL and WINTER GOODS, oarprisiog the mom com plete assortrhenf eer Offered in this county, among' which may be found 4-4 Uuettoga,' AtlanGcNew Market and App.eton 5bee tings; 35 different brands fi leached do-T-4 Allendale S(ieetipaXtjle,ctd 1- browa doy Tickings, Cberks, Domestic Ginghams ; 7.4 Jacquard Diaper forljoia cloths and coruUerpane ; red and whit Flannels; Tablaj Clotbaj Irish Linens, LinedTDiaper, Crash. Drillings, colored cambrics, eorwt jeans, silk and rottiaa handkerchiefs, Kentucky Jems, Merino cassimere. black' Frwnch dotha, blk Franeh Doeskin, plaid hnsey, fancj all wool cassimeres. te. . Prints, Ginghams, Delaines, Alpacas, Cohort i Cashmere Cloths, double twilled Lupin's Freaca merino, black and fancy dress Silks, all wool delaines, colored and dotted velvets, dotted flannels, pfaia and dotted Swiss, Victoria lawn, eras barred jaconet, plain do, mull and book muslin, wash bloade, blk aad white fig'd cap stoffs. Em broidered cuffs collars, chemisetts and capes, Senebea silk, Florence Silks, white satin, tinea caa.bric, blk silk lace, all widths ; blk silk fringe, bonnet' silks and silk bonnets, black (ilk man tillas, real thread lace, machine lace, inserting, bobbin lacas, Swiss edging and inserting, pin. nic mitts, long sleeve mitts, and gloves, kid finished silk gloves, kid gloves, alt corora, aew ityla bonnet and neck ribbands, linen cambric handkerchiefs, emb'd hdkfs, ladies aad misses muffs, Victorines, silk, wool and cot ton hose, misses and infants wool and cotton base. Bay State Long Shawls, square figured and solid colored shawls, gimps, buttons, braids, silk velvet ribband and fring s for dress trimmings, green and blue barege, and black emb'd lac veils, blue dotted beautifiers, real genuine Farina Cologne, extracts for the haorlkf; fancy foapa, beef snarrow, aha- vi ng cream, Ac. New style silk, brush, fur, and soft wool Hats, youths and infants fancy Hats, mens, boys and children' caps, boots and shoes of all kinds, from a No. t slipper to a No. 1 2 stnga boot; Hardware, Queensware, Groceries, and a general assortment ot notions and many things not mentioned, all of which have been selected by myself with great care aad at tbw very "owest rates in the Eastern markets, and will be sold at ' ' i ... The very lowest prices, for CASH. Save your money and give me a call before buying elsewhere, for I am determined te set. Goods so kw as to make it to ihe people's interest tu buy here in preference to any other place! , Sept. 30, 1 So 2. 3m lYIHEPi MODS .i'-i -ti-io' a-J-t F. CAREL, Jk.


ocr: Whig Ticket. FOR f RESIDENT, ' EEW TOFIEID SCOTT, FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. . Senatorial electors, EDWARD D. MANSFIELD, WM. DENNlSON, Jr. District Electors, 1. Chas. Anderson, Hamilton Co. 2. James Scott Harrison, " 3. T. J. Harsh, Preble. 4. J. W. Defrees, Miami. 5. Dan. Seegur, Lucas. 6. H. L. Penn, Browu. 7. John M. Williams. 8. Wm. Lawrence, Logan. 9. S. Birchard. Sandusky. 10. J. L. Van Metre, Pike. 11. W. E. Pinck, Perry. 12. J. R. Stanbery, Licking. 13. John Sherman, Richland. 14. S. Orr, Wayne. 15. A. B. Norton, Knox. .16. Alex. Lewis. 17. R. B. Moore. 18. V. R. Humphrey, Summit. 19. W. L. Perkins, Lake. 20. S. C. Clark, Mahoning. 21. J. A. Bingham, Harrison. Presidential Election, November 2d.


ocr: For Supreme Court Judge, DANIEL A. HAYNES, of Montgomery. For Board of Public Work. DAVID II. BEARDS LEY, of Cuyahoga. For Congress, JOHN L. TAYLOR. Auditor. DAVID B. IIEBARD. Commissioner, JOSEPH MAUK. Surveyor, HENBY GRYUM. Assessor 1st District KEUBEN ROTHGEB. td J no. r. Mccormick 3d " WILLIAM SYMMES. State Election. October 12th.


ocr: DENTISTRY. Joseph payne;' - DENTIST,- Rooms over L. Maguet'a Drag Storv No.20. 1S5I. f


ocr: ran km dat. KPT. 9. Whig Ticket. FOB PRESIDENT, GE, WIXFIEID SCOTT, FOE VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. Senatorial Electors, EDWARD D. MANSFIELD, WM. DENNlSON, Jr. District Electors, 1. Chas. Anderson, Hamilton Co 2. James Scott Harrison, " 3. T. J. Harsh, Preble. 4. J. VV. Defrees, Miami. 5. Dan. Seegur, Lucas. 6. H. L. Fenn, Brown. 7. John M. Williams. 8. Win. Lawrence, Logan. 9. S. Birchard, Sandusky. 10. J. L. Van Metre, Pike. 11. W.E. Finck, Perry. 12. J. R. Stanbery, Licking. 13. John Sherman, Richland. 14. S. Orr, Wayne. 15. A. B. Norton, Knox. 16. Alex. Lewis. 17. R. B. Moore. 18. V. R. Humphrey, Summit. 19. W. L. Perkins, Lake. 20. S. C. Clark, Mahoning. 21. J. A. Bingham, Harrison. i Presidential Election, November 8. For Supreme Court Judge, Whig Ticket.


ocr: . Shingles & Lumber, AF every description, at the Yard. state street, near tne upper Uhicka moga Bridge, by " - 1 - H. FISHER. March 4, !852.---tf ;


ocr: C. R. STERNEMAN, DENTIST, OFFICR at his residence on Front street, hall square above B. Payne's Saw Mill. March 4. 1852. tf


ocr: IAS. harpe. Editors. (. A. HASH, - GAIXIPOLIS. Whig Ticket. '- ' ' ' FOR PRESIDENT,- (TEX. WIXFIELD SCOTT, FOR VICE PRESIDENT, t MUAM A. GRAflm Senatorial Electors, EDWARD D. MANSFIELD, WM. DENNISON, Jr. District Electors, 1. Chas. Anderson, Hamilton 2. James Saffin. " 3. T. J. Harsh, Preble. 4: J." W. Defrees, Miami. 5i Dan. Seegur, Lucas. 6. H. L. Penn, Brown. 7, John M. Williams. 8. Wm. Lawrence, Logan, 9". S. Birchard, Sandusky. K, J. 1 Van Metre, Pike. 11. W. E. Finck, Perry. 12. J. R. Stanbery, Licking. 13. ' John Sherman, Richland. U: S. Orr, Wayne. 15. A, B. Norton, Knox. 16. Alex. Lewis. 17. R. B. Moore.' 18. V. R. Humphrey, Summit. 19. W. L. Perkins, Lake. 20S. C. Clark, Mahoning. 21. J. A. Bingham, Harrison. Presidential Election, November tjt : For Supreme Court Judge, DANIEL A. HAYNES, of Montgomery. For Board of Public Works. David h. beardsley, of Cuyahoga. For Congress, JOHN L. TAYLOR. Auditor. DAVID B. HEBARD. Commissioner, - JOSEPH MAUK. : Surreyor, HENBY GIUYUM. Assessor 1ft District REUBEN 2d M JNO. r. 3d ". WILLIAM SYMMES. 4lh '. " . JEHU McDANlEL. Whig Ticket.


ocr: Whig. Ticket. FOR PRESIDENT, GEX. TOFIELD SCOTT, FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM A, GRAM Senatorial Electori, EDWARD D. MANSFIELD, WM. DENNlSON, Jr. District Electors, 1. Chas. Anderson, Hamilton Co. 2. James Saffin, " 3. T. J. Harsh, Preble. 4. J. W. Delrees, Miami. 5. Dan. Seegur, Lucas. 6. H. L. Penn, Brown. 7. John M. Williams. 8. Win. Lawrence, Logan. 9. S. Birchard, Sanduskv. 10. J. I. Van Metre, Pike. 11. W.E. Finck, Perry. 12. J. R. Stanbery, Licking. 13. John Sherman, Richland. 14. S. Orr, Wayne. 15. A. B. Norton, Knox. 16. Alex. Lewis. 17. R. B. Moore. 18. V. R. Humphrey, Summit. 19. W. L. Perkins, Lake. 20. S. C. Clark, Mahoning. 21. J. A. Bingham, Harrison. Presidential Election, November 2d


ocr: THURSDAY. - AVKIVT a, Whig Ticket. FOB. PRESIDENT, GEX. WIXFIELD SCOTT. FOR TICK PRESIDENT, MILLIAM A. GRAHAM. Senatorial electors, EDWARD D. MANSFIELD, VVM. DENNlSON, Jr. District Electors, 1. Chas. Anderson, Hamilton 2. James Scott Harrison, 3. T. J. Harsh, Preble. 4. J. W. Defrees, Miami. . 5. Dan. Seegur, Lucas. F- H. L. Penn. Brown. 7. John M. Williams. 81 Wm. Lawrence, Logan. 9. Birchard, Sandusky. 10. J. L. Van Metre, Pike. 11. - W.E. Finck, Perry. 12. J. R. Stanbery, Licking. 13. John Sherman, Richland. 14. S. Orr, Wayne. 15. A. B. Norton, Knox. 16. Alex. Lewis. 17. R. B. Moore. 18. V. R. Humphrey, Summit. 19. W. L. Perkins, Lake. 20. S. C. Clark, Mahoning. 21. J. A. Bingham, Harrison. Presidential Election, November 8. For Supreme Court Judge, DANIEL A. I1AYNES, of Montgomery.


ocr: Shingles &, Lumber, OF every description, at the Yard, State street, near the noDer Chicka- moga Bridge, bj H. FISHER. March 4, 1852. tf '


ocr: DENTISTRY. JOSEPH PATN3, , DENTIST, Rooms over L. Maguet'a Drug Store. Nov. 20. 1851. tf


ocr: for be LOOK ALOFT! FILLIBCSTEMG ALL THE RAGE! Cuba bound to be Annexed!!! 1; CARRELL fe HIBBENS Are putting in some of the finest stitch es, and turning nut the best and most substantial TAILORING of any shop "we read of. Let the sway back, long waist, short waist, bow legged, knock-kneed, or any other shape, tbe "rest of mankind'' have assumed, if not too much bent, come and he made perfect, they have tbe tools to do it with Over L. P. Maguefs Drug Store, Public Square, Gallipolis, Ohio. They have received the latest New York and Philadelphia Fashions, and are prepared to cut and make acewdingly . They assure those who may patronise their (Shop that every effort shall made to give satisfaction. Friends are re spectfully requested to lend a helping band, and tbe patronage of the public generally solicited. December 1B5J.


ocr: WATSON HOUSE, SOUTHWEST corner ol Sjcamora and Lower Market streets, Cincin nati, Ohio. 8. Watson, Proprietor. N. B.There is a very roomy and commodious stable in connection with the Hotel.


ocr: DENTISTRY. JOSEPH PAYNE, , DENTIST, Rooms over L. Magnet's Drag Store. Not. 20. 1S51. tf


ocr: . f DCK8DAT. - - - - Whig Ticket. FOR PRESIDENT, GEN. WIXFIELD SCOTT, FOR VICE PRESIDENT, mm A. GRAHAM. Senatorial Electors, EDWARD D. MANSFIELD, WM. DENNlSON, Jr. District Electors, 1. Chas. Anderson, Hamilton Co. 2. James Scott Harrison, " 3. T. J. Harsh, Preble. 4. J. W. Delrees, Miami. 5. Dan. Seegur, Lucas. 6. H. L. Penn. Brown. 7. John M. Williams. 8. Win. Lawrence, Logan. 9. S. Birchard. Sandusky. 10. J. L. Van Metre, Pike. 11. W.E. Finck, Perry. 12. J. R. Stanberv, Licking. 13. John Sherman, Richland. 14. S. Orr, Wnyne. 15. A. B. Norton, Knox. 16. Alei. Lewis. - - 17. R. B. Moore. 18. V. R. Humphrey, Summit. 19. W. L. Perkins, Lake. 20. S. C. Clark, Mahoning. 21. J. A. Bingham, Harrison. Presidential Election, November 8.


ocr: For Supreme Court Judge, DANIEL A. HAYNES, of Montgomery. For Board of Public Works. DAVID H. BEARDSLEY, of Cuyahoga. State Election. October 12th.


ocr: Whig Ticket. FOR PRESIDENT, 6EX. WIXFIELD SCOTT, FOR VICE PRESIDENT, MLIAM A. GRAM.


ocr: Whig Ticket. FOB PRESIDENT, GEL TOFIELD SCOTT, - " FOR TICS PRESIDENT," . WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. Senatorial Electors, EDWARD D. MANSFIELD, WM. DENNlSON, Jr.' . District Electors, ; . - 1. Chas. Anderson, Hamilton Co. 2. James Scott Harrison, " 3. T. J. Harsh, Preble. 4. J. W. Defrees, Miami.- 5. Dan. Seegur, Lucas.- 6. H. L. Penn. Brown. ' v 7. John M. WiTiams. 8. VVm. Lawrence, Logan. 3. S. Birchard, Sandusky. 10. J. L. Van Metre, Pike. 11. VV.E. Finck, Perry. . 12. J. R. Stanbery, Licking. 13. John Sherman, Richland. ' 14. S. Orr, Wayne. . - 15. A. B. Norton, Knox. 16. Alex. Lewis. 17. R. B. Moore. 18. V. R. Humphrey, Summit. 19. W. L. Perkins, Lake. 20. S. C. Clark, Mahoning. 21. J. A. Bingham, Harrison. 2d.


ocr: For Supreme Court Judge, , DANIEL A. HAYNES, of Montgomery. For Board of Publie Works, DAVID H. BEARDSLEY, of Cuyahoga. Slate Election. October I2th. Auditor. . DAVID B. HEBARD. Commissioner, JOSEPH MAUS. Surveyor, HENBY GRYUM. Assessor, 1st Dist. REUBEN ROTHGEB.


ocr: DItS. R, S. & 0. E. KETOJ Office and Residence, Cavaer af nerval a aai Callee atreela, (Between Vine and Race,) CINCINNATI, onio. Dr. R. S. N. pives special attention to "urgery in all its departments. May I, 1S5I. tf


ocr: TOTER GOODS. TTTE Jfc. S'irK store and still V V froa TjTelphia a large assortment Dry Goods (ji JFies, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, HTIs, Caps. Bonnets, 6cc, which we Invite tbe attention of the people be fore buying elsewhere. P. S. We have tbe largest and best assort ment of Hardware, Iron and Nails in this mar ket, which we offer very low. HAL, LI DAYS & WADDrJLL. Oct 21, 1852. 6w Eft BBLS. Kanawha Salt, just received and J U for sale by FORD ot DROUILLARD.


ocr: NEW GOODS. TUST RECEIVED at E. J TOMBE & CO'S Dry Goods, Groceries; Hardware; Queensware; Boots, Shoes, Hats, Sic. Sept. 30. 1852.


ocr: - Whig Ticket. FOR PRESIDENT, GEX. WIXFIELD SCOTT, FOB. VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. Senatorial Electors, EDWARD D. MANSFIELD, WM. DENNlSOX, Jr. District Electors, 1. Chas. Anderson, Hamilton 2- James Scott Harrison, 3. T. J. Harsh, Preble. 4. J. W. Delrees, Miami. 5. Dan. Seegur, Lucas. 6. H. L. Penn. Brown. 7. John M. Williams. 8. Wm. Lawrence, Logan. 9. S. Birchard, Sinduskv. 10. J. L. Van Metre, Pike. 11. W.E. Finck, Perry. 12. J. R. Stanbery, Licking. 13. John Sherman, Richland. 14. S. Orr, Wayne. 15. A. B. Norton, Knox. 16. Alex. Lewis. 17. R. B. Moore. 18. V. R. Humphrey, Summit. 19. W. L. Perkins, Lake. 20. S. C. Clark, Mahoning. 21. J. A. Bingham, Harrison. Presidential Election, November 21 Whig Ticket.


ocr: For Supreme Court Judge, DANIEL A. HAYNES, of Montgomery. For Board of Public Work. David ii. beardsley, c-I Cuyahoga. Stale Election, October 12th.


ocr: Dr. C. B. PflYSICIAN AM SURGEO.Y, RESIDENCE on Front street, near southeast corner of the Publie Stj.iare, opposite Judgo Nash's. July 1, 111 ly T. S. BALSLEYy . oral oaewt efc Canaassttlnei airrcsmal. AND Dealer ia Hotter, Cheese, Lard, Pork, Bacon, Floor, Wheat, Rye, UaU, Corn, Buckwheat. Dry Froiti, Clover, Timothy snd Flaxre'd, and Pro- luce in general. Xo. 61 Water and 63 First street, PiTTSBoaoH. Heteb to -' Messrs. Kramer 6t Rahaa?, i. Kramer ee Kahaa?, l N. Holmes & Sona, t , Edward Hetzelton, Frank Drsvo, J PilUbar'h April 29. 1852. 6m ALL kinds of Job Work in Copper, Tin, Sheet Iron and Zinc, Spouting and Roofing, done at the shortest notice at low prices and in a workmanlike - . . v.oac g-r. manner. r . M Al ii iSita w. April 8, 1852. 6rn


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ocr: - NEW - GROCERY" AXD COXFECTIOXilT, abase raw Hear Ba rSfSJSM) CHARLES V. LAIBLIN, TTTOCLD ia orm friends snd tbe nobfia II generally that ba has opened a new Groea rv and Confectionary at the above well kawwa stand, where he intend keeping at all times a general assort meat broceriea and Cene tienaries. such as Sugstvt Coffeei Mehuseaf Tea; Tobaeeo; Soap; Candles; aD kinds Csndies; Nuts; Figs; Oranges; Lesmna; Cakes ef all kinds, fco., ice , which he win sell cheaper than was ever sold in Gallipolis. Candies sold wholesale at CiaeiaBSti saal Pittsburgh priees. 1,1853.


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ocr: Town Council of Gallipolis. Alonzo Cashing, Mayor, March I, '52 JJBIagg, , March 1,1852 Robt Black. do Julius Regnier, do Franklin Care!, do James Vanden, do D B Hebard, Recorder, do Wm. J. Carrell, Marshal, do Mayer. Centreville. John A Edwards, Dec 11, '52


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ocr: DENTISTRY. JOSEPH PAYNE, D CNTIST. Rooms over L. Magnet's Drug Store. Nov. 20. 1S51. tf


ocr: DENTISTRY. JOSEPH PAYNE, DENTIST, Rooms over L. Msguet'a Drug Store. Nov. 20. 1S51. tf


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ocr: LOOM SEKTH. ALEX MCJSTiaX BERTH E $ MclNTIRE, DEALERS IN STOVES, TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IROJf TT.9RE. SOUTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE, Gallipolit, Ohio. May 6, 1852,-tf


ocr: TB 13 BSD AT IFIiDT 13, Whig Ticket. rOR PRESIDENT, m, TOFIELD SCOTT. FOR VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM. Senatorial Electors, EDWARD D. MANSFIELD, . WM. DENN1SON, Jr. District Electors, 1. Chas. Anderson, Hamilton Co. 2. James Scott Harrison, " 3. T. J. Harsh, Preble. 4. J. VV. Delrees, Miami. 5. Dan. Seegur, Lucas. 6. H. L. Penn, Brown. 7. John M. Williams. 8. Wm. Lawrence, Logan. 9. S. Birchard, Sanduskv. 10. J. L. Van Metre, Pike. 11. W.E. Finch, Perry. 12. J. R. Stanbery, Licking. 13. John Sherman, Richland. 14. S. Orr, Wayne. 15. A. B. Norton, Knox. 16. Alex. Lewis. 17. R. B. Moore. 18. V. R. Humphrey, Summit. 19. W. L. Perkins, Lake. 20. S. C. Clark, Mahoning. 21. J. A. Bingham, Harrison. Presidential Election, November 8.


ocr: . Whig Ticket. TOK PRESIDENT, . GM. TOFIELD SCOTTi FOB VICM PRESIDENT, 4 WILLIAM A, GRAHAM. Senatorial Electors, EDWARD D. MANSFIELD, WM. DENNISON, Jr. District Electors, 1. Chas. Anderson, Hamilton Co. 2. James Saffin, ' " 3. T. J. Harsh, Preble. 4. J. W. Defrees, Miami. -5. Dan. Seegur, Lucas. 6. H. L. Penn, Brown. 7. John M. Williams. 8. Wm. Lawrence, Logan. 9. S. Birchard, Sandusky. 10. J. L. Van Metre, Pike. 11. W.E.Finck, Perry. 12. J. R. Stanbery, Licking. 13. John Sherman, Richland. 14. S. Orr, Wayne. 15. A. B. Norton, Knox. 16. Alex. Lewis. 17. R. B. Moore. 18. V. R. Humphrey, Summit. 19. W. L. Perkins, Lake. 20. S. C. Clark, Mahoning. 21. J. A. Bingham, Harrison, residential Election, November 2d.


The Evansville daily journal. [volume]

ocr: DAILY JOUENAL A. H. SANDERS, EDITOR. CITY OF BVAHBVILLB: iUOXUAY JIOH.M.";. JLLY 1'.). Gr T X ET For lrelclrnt GEN. WIN FIELD SCOTT. ' Y.of Vice ircKirtcnl, - WELLIAH A (GRAHAM, OF XOTvTJI CAK0LI5-A. For Got-'tfer. NICHOLAS älcCAKTl", - er irirNrcret tty. For l.iettert tiortruor. 'W I I A ?I V i l SA a ins, of noscirsKo rorxTT. For Trmturer of RIMOX T. H ADLEY, f f Wr.j ne county. - - For Jitiitcr of State. EOUGLASS .MAGUTKE, of Marion county. . -JVr istrrftmrj of Sicte. JOHN OSEOP.XE, r Clav county. For Rtnorter of Supreme Court. A. I..OSBOSINE. ofl-aj.ortetoonty. m For Cirri ef Supreme Court. JAMES A. STRETCH, of G rant county, r Superiittfniifnt of Common Schools. A A KOK WOOL', of Putnam cot: My. For Jvdgrs of Siiprem Ciurt. First Vittriet JOilN HOWE, lj;rjiisre county. fiffearf-CHAKLES KKWEV, Clark county. Thiri David McDonuM, ilnrroe eorihty. Fourth SAMUEL U. GOOKTXS, Vogo county. . ELECTORAL TICKET. SZTITTor.IVl. tlffTORS. TIEMtYS. LA F.. of Montgomery county. PLK.ISAXTA.11ACCLL.MAK, of Hush county. lU-rTRlCT KLEf-TOK. Fir$t Dit riet lxr.itL U. lEGnci.tR, Duboiso county. Jona J). Fraorso, Clark county. THriCaH. corr Cartkk, Switzerland county. Furth J oh II. FAmqiMAR, Franklin count . Fifth Datid Kii.i gore, Kl.iware county. tisth Fa:c M. Finch, Johnson county. Grrf A--Kichard W. Thomison, Viscounty. Fifhth G. Ü. Bans. Tippecanoe county. JYia! T. S. Staxfiici.d. sr., joeph county. 7att Jaxes S. Frazuik. Kosciusko county. JIcatj Jons Al. WLtArr, Gr.ii.teoutty.

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ocr: DAILY JOURNAL. A. H. SANDERS. EDITOR. CITY OF EVAN8VILLE Kli:jDAY?IültMti, SEPT. 1. For l'resident GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT. Cor Vice President WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, r ORTH CAROLINA. tF$r Gvtrn$r. NICHOLAS lUcCARTY, rov atio count. Ttr ' Litnttnant Ott mir. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, OF KOK1CIXO COÜBTT. For Congress, WILLIAM REAVIS, Jr., or eusoa rorsTT. Fr Trturer Stati. filMOK T. HA KLEY, of Wayne county, r Jludifr Stmt. DOUGLASS MAGUIRK, of Marion county. Fur Secretary State. JOHX OSBOKXK, of Clay county. Fr Reporter Snvremt Court. A.L.OS BO KS K, of Laporte con nty. "r Clerk mf Smprtmt Crt. JAJJES A.STKtTCII, of Grant county. Fur Brnperintttdent tf Cmm Sckualt. AAUON WOOD, of Putnam county. Vy Jutgf uf Snprtmu Cumrt. Pint District JOHX HOWE, Lagrange cuntr. CHARLES DKWKY, Clark county. Third Darl.l MrDonaM, Monroe county. irU SAMUEL U. GOOKLXS, Vegocoauty. ELECTORAL TICKET. flSITOHUt TttCTOKS. BEXRY S. LANE, of MonWrouiery comity. LEASAXT A. HACCLEMAN", of Kusli county. BISTKirT ELECTOR. Firt THutrict Joan J. Chaudler, Vanderburg cenuty 4 Joan 1. FcaarsoR, Clark county. Third Cap. Scon Carter, Switzerland cottuty. Frtk Jon H. FAEqrHAE, Franklin county. V ITi KiLLaoEE,lHiUwara county, f rt A Fabici M. Fikch, Johnson county. Ktrmtk Richard W.THOMrsox, Vigo county. F.igktkG. O. Beh, Tipiecanoe county. Jt-taA-T. S. STAMrivna, Sr., Jooeph county. T ntk Jamm S. Fracucr. Kosciusko county. i.7eer-0Bii iL Wajj-ace, Grant county. I


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ocr: 3IISCELLVXE0ÜS. Co in mission House, SAIXT LOUIS. Twichell & Mogridge, Commission and Forwarding Merchants, Corner Commercial and Tine sts., -TTril-I- promptly att-nd t all consignments ami com- V missions cnt'nut -d to them, ami will i.ae lj'vral ..'..,. i wi-iinilMitiir Bills of lading in ha ml. Drr for the Mirellas of Lead, Grain, He.npaiid other Produce, w ill be promptly tilled at tho lowest possible Iri cs, ami on thedn st terms. " ... t i... ihA .Ofit4int fill! mlf't ion : . . . i. i... t1...i Atk.i.itil tutr. Uiev will also umierianv ie . . . " XV1W:Z 8un;ii(.uii5ii"' im'. . - to give general satisfaction liefere iiccs. Georok iic Coi.i itiu T k llvf OH, I LSS, 1ILOW& CO., J Page w St. Louis. 1 UiRLLSS, CllOCTEAl- II. Ü. Xewiomb & lino., V. 11. Keyxolds, Kllis & Morton, trader v üormax, IIosea & Kraser, SrRiSGER & WiirrtMAX, Lonisvllle. 1 Cincinnati. J. V. Hcti.er & Uko. io., i 1). Leki il At Co. Pittsbunrh. AVjI. UoLMERcV Co. Morbam, J. M. UrcK& MoaoAS.) pyiaJciphia. Sinti i V Mii.i.er. S T. C.T V 1CI1KLL & CO., Commission Xew Orleans-! U"- ijucv w j T. C. TWICIII2IX A CO., Forwardi ti? nnd Cominission House, n-iTl3 l,inf- pet:ibl:h.l house confine thir 1trictlv to sales and purchases on commission, und . . i i tho Forwardm-' business generali . Thev solicit a voutluuaiice of the liberal patronage tofore given the in.


ocr: - For President " - GEN. WINFELD SCOTT. i:or Vice President. WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, ÖF JJOJITH CAE0LI5A. F0 Qivrrn. NICHOLAS 31 cC ARTY, er MAftlOÜ COCHTT. Far Lituttnant 0ttrnr. IVlLLilAAl WILLIAMS, or KoirirsKo cecm. I'sr Congrmi WILLIAM IlUAVIS, Jr., or oieso cornr. Ftr 7Vnrer Statt. SIMO.N T. IIA ULK V, of Wayu county. Fr Jtndi fr Statt. .DOUGLASS MAGL'IKE, of Marion county. For Srertttrf of Stuf. JOH.N ÜSBOKNK, of Clay county. iVr Reporttr cSupffm Con-I. A. L. O.s BORNE, orLaportecouitiy. mFr Cttrk of Snprtmo Cowrt. . JAMtlSA.STKi.TCII, of Grant count?. rr Superintendent of Common Stheol. A X HÖH WOOD, of Putnam county. 'Forjudge of Supreme Crl. rir$t DietrietJollS HOWK, linnet county. Second CU.VKLES DEWEY, Clark coubty. Tkird Daria McDonald, Monroe county. Ftnrt SAMUEL B- GOOKLNS, Vogo county. ELECTORAL TICKET. SESATORUf. IlKTAXI. II EN RV S. LANE, of Montgomery county. .PLEAS AST A. HACCLEMAN, of Rush county. DISTRICT ELECTORS. Yrt District Joh.i J. Chakolkk, Vanderburg coauty Jon 1. Fcaacsos, Clark county. rirrf Capt. Scurr Cartm, Swiuerland couuty. FetrtkJoH S. Scost. Decatur county. Fifth David Killuosp, lVlawaro county, f iitk Jona C'oara.t, Ma ion county. . Richard W.TnoMWO.x, Vigo county. Eighth G. O. Bzhx, Tlppecano county. ntk T. S. STAXrtKLD. sr., Joseph county. rr Jamks S. Fkazicr. Kosciusko county. Allesentk GisTATrs II. Voss, Uainilton county.


ocr: WHIG TJCKtT. For Governor, NICHOLAS McCARTY, OF MARION C0Ü5TY. For Lieutenant Governor, "WILLIAM WILLIAMS, or KOSCIUSKO COUNTY. "or 'IVeasurer of State. CI1ILLES WILLIAMS, of VVync co e ...1:. e A. . tor nuuuur oj tStaie. DOUGLASS MAGÜIUK, of Marion co. For Secretary of State. JOHN OSBORNE, ol Ciay cor -ity. For Reporter of Supreme Cr '47, A. L. OSliORN, cf LajKjrte coanty. For Clerk of Supreme Court. JAMES A. STRETCH. of Gran; ro. For Superintendent of Common Schools. at BP k m ' AAHUA WUUU, ol l'utnam county. For Judges of the Sud re me Court. Vint DUt. JOHN HOW E, Ltffranjre co ttf . aTr at BT. V vraff Iff n J B ecoaci AUL.13 u CW IU I, UlarK CO mwmw sT SF. aV sr a m a. avv s a-. m. m A niraUi v iu McUUiinLU. Monroe co Fourth, SAMUEL B. GOOKINS, Vitf ELECTORAL TICKET. SENATORIAL ELECTOR 8. HENRYS LANE, of Montgomery cv. PLEASANT A. HACKLEMAN, ol'Roh DlaTRICT LCCTORS. First District LkmcklQ.. Second Juum D Fcrgusin, Clark crx -Third Capt. Scott Carter, Switzerland co. Fourth Jons II. Firochaä, Franklin couniy Fifth David Kih.cork, Delawase county. Sixth FiBif M. FiMuaa, J-ohnsoacsKMit). Seventh RiciMnrW. Tiiompruk, Yi?o co.


ocr: A. H. SANDERS. EDITOR. CITY OF EVANSVILLE VATUUDAY JIOUHI 10, SEPT. 4. T I For President GEN. WINHELD SCOTT. Eor Vice President, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, OP SOUTH CAE0LI5A. For Governor. Nicholas Mccarty, or mariox rornTT. Tor Lifttntnt Governor. WII.L.IAIU WILLIAMS, OP K09CICSKO COCJ.TT. For Consfre WILLIAM REAVIS, Jr., OP IBM tOCXTT. For Treasurer Stnttu SIMON T. I1ADLEY, of Wayne county. For Auditor of Statt. POTGLASS 11 AG U IRK, of Marion county. Fit Seeretarf of State. JOHN OS CORN E, of Clay county. For Reporter of Supreme Court. A. L. OS HORSE, of La jorto county. "For Clerk of Supreme Court. JA.VTeS A. STRETCH, of Grant county. For Superintendent of Common Schools. A Alios WOOD, of Putnam county. r Judge of Supreme Court. First Din trict JO H.N HOWE, Lagraugo county. Second C HARLES DEWEY, Clark coui.ty. Third David M( DouaM, Monroe couuty. .rl SAMUEL B. GOOKINS, VogO county. ELECTORAL TICKET. KXATOR1AL LBCTOm. ITEXRY S. LÄSE, of Montgomery county. PLEASANT A. 11 AC CLEM AN, of Rush county. nin-rairT ELECTORS. First District-Joh J. CnAMDLiR, Vandertmrg couuty Second inn D. 1-CKOcson, CUrK COUUiy. Third Capt. Scott Cartes, Switzerland county. Fourth Jon S. StoiT, Dccater county. Fifth Vaxid Killgorc, Delaware county. Sixth Jon Coacax, Maion couuty. Seventh Kicuku W.Tuosirsoi, Vigo county. Eighth G. O. Bkii, Tippecanoe county. jV'iai T. S. Stasmeld, Sr., Joseph county. . Tenth James S. Fraziek. Kosciusko county. fr. Gcstavcs 11. Voss, llauiiltou county. Scott Club. Recollect the Young Jlen'a Scott Club will meet this evening at the Scott Club Hall.


ocr: For President GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT. F.or Vice Jreldenjtt WILLIAM L GRAHAM, Or BOBTH CJLB0U9A. Ftr G9trmr. NICHOLAS JlcCARTIT, or hakiom cocrrr. Ftr Lituttmant Givmrr. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, or VOaCICIKO COÜIITT. lor Congre, WILLIAM ItEAVIS, Jr., or OIBSOÜ COCHTT. Fr Trtatmrtt SUtU B1M0X T. ILA OLE Y, of Uayu county. Fr Jtm4itr Stmts. DOUGLASS MAGU1KE, of Marion county. Fir Secrettrf SUil. JOHN osuoKXK, of Clay county. r Rtprttr Supnm Crt. A. L.ÜSBOKXK, of La port county. mFmr Clerk Spr$m Crt. JAViKS A.STKKTCH, of Granl county. Ftr Spriml4nt tf Cmmm StkfU. AAK03 WOOD, of Putnam county. FtrJuJf f Smprtmt Ctitrt. First District JOllS HOWI-L Las-an couniy. ictnd CHAKLKS DEWEY, Clarfc coobtj. 7 4,rrf Dald McDonald, Monroe couutj. Fturtk SAMUEL Ii. üüOKIXS, Vogo county. ELECTORAL TICKET. KATOKlAl ELECTOR. HENRY S. LANE, of . Montgomery county. rXEASAST A. 1IACCLEM AN, of Kusu county. DISTRICT ELECTORS. Rrl District Joh J. Chakdlkr, Vanderburjf couutj v4 Juhm D. Fcaacsos, CUrk couuty. ' " Capt. Scott Carter, Switzerland county. rrtk Jon S. Scoar, Decater county. Fifth Datib Kiixooaa, Delaware county, fitzt A Johh Co at a, Maiou county. Setmtk Kichar V. THOrw, Vigo county. tirktk G. O. Bemm, Tlpjeeauoe county. A'uM-T. S. Stas field, br-, Joseph county. Tctk4kux 8. Frazier. Kosciusko county. ZUttutk GctTATct H. Vow, Hamilton county. XX I Gr


ocr: TO EOTATIIC AND FCLUCTIC P5.ySI CIANS. KELLER & FARXSLEY have J jt received at theii Drun Store. No. 1 1 Wtter H.-eet. the üneM, and muu complete assortment of Concentrated Extra ts evet brought tr our city, comprising in part as follows. I.V. Hitlratus: Ex. Cyprcpediu, 44 PodopiijUin; Macroliu; 44 Leptandrira; 44 Ckpsicum: 1'eiellue; Myrlci; l'runu; Cornns; 10-Iia; Appoeyrd; Which they are prepared to offer to Physicians at man acturer prices. IJa221


ocr: : y At H. SANDERS, EDITOR. CITY O. T JE V AN g VI j jJi "STL? Fr President GOT. WINFIELD SCOTT. Er Vice President UIILIAH A. GRAHAM, Or HOBTH CAKOUXA. SlttffOLAS lUcCARTY, or kab ion comcrr. lr Grer. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, or aoacrciao cocktt. Jr 7Vrer Staff. StM05 T. B ADLET, of Wayne coonty. fir Jimiitmr Stat. DOUGLASS MAGU1RE, of Marion county. Ter Secretary 5((. JOHIt OSBORNE, of Clay county. Fr Rtyrttr f Sitprrm Crt. A. L. OSBORNE, of Laporte county. Ftr Cltrk Sr Cturt. JAMES A. STRETCH, of Grast county. Jr Sprint$a'tnt CtMtata Sf AARON WOOD, of Putnam county. Jr Jmigtt Srem Carr. "r IHfrtc JOHN HOWE, Lagrange county. 3toaa4 CHARLES DEWEY, Clark county.' Tir David McDonald, Monroe; county. JVarf A SAMUEL B.' 600K1NS, Vogb county. BLECTORAL TICKET. tXTTOTlUl KLtCTOtS. HENRY'S. LAKE, of Montgomery county. PLEASANT A. HACCLEMAN, of Rush county. VtSTtlCT XHCTORi. Firtt District Ik:zl Q. DsBxclkr. Dubolse Sfd Jow.f IX Fcaacso, Clark county. 7air Capt. Scott Caans, Switzerland county. Ftmrt A Jc&a H. Fakqcbai, Franklin county. Fifth Dvro KtLLaoaa, Delaware county. Slit a lfiaics M. Fikcb, Johnson county, fronts KicHako W.Tiioxrsox, Vigo county. EtIr A G. O. Bebv. Tippecanoe county. .VtaCA T. S. ST&nricLO, Sr., Joseph county. rrX i-Ljaxca S. Fbazick. Kosciusko county. oalA Jou.i M. WaLLacc, Grant county.


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ocr: iEN, WINFIELD SCOTT. l or Vice Irrldcnt, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, CT 30BTH" CAEOLIJU. ZCTORAL TICKE' Si )!!:r.v s. AMi. .MoiiUroiiiery runty. ."I S . A. HACtJ.EMAN, oTHuab couuty. Dl'HICT KLKCTORS. ziri't'' J 'Mi. 7. fuxvLiit, VanJerburjcouaty i . iti:ii Kin sail. Washing eount. 1 i-g' " i nr ( akikr, SwiuerUitJ couuty. ii i-. ."vO-;, Uocater county. 1 .' . '.n look e, Delaware couuty. t '.'i:.v oci 'us, MiiIoii omitr. .ih: to. Thoxmos, Vigo county, i" -4-... . . 1.. n-4,Tij)eouiiO' county. . .tr -. vl.r Col4. Sr., Jos'iU rounty. . -l J . V i s n. KtlAZ.L. Kost luiko Oll lit). i .:'. ijLiiATt 11. Vv, lauiiltoutouuly.


ocr: aOMCTHtNO NEW! MESSRS. JA MKS SCA.XVLJX 4- SO., HAVE Just a large lot of front Albany. N. C'liiciiinnti, ui.d 'I he largli.t ami best asiofiuieni the most Bpprovetl i.t terns ever brought this City. Tlie most beautiful Parlor Stoves of the For further particulars, call ami examine our assort ment at the jfld stand one doer (ro,rj the House. sept 15 if


ocr: I C u ui iu i s s i u ti üouüe, SAIST LOUIS. JXO. XV. THKIIZLL. JOS. K0QCID6K Twiciiell iSl Mogridge, Commission and b'oruarduiy Alti cnauti, Corner ComuiercUl and Pine sis.. W rl,L promptly altcudloll ioniii.:-:4.tsaiid com- missivo.s et.lfusu. lotuem, anu w ill tuaUe liberal vüäu Mtl4tii.') OU COiiai.'ulueiaUor InlUol' uuUn. tl llülitt. oroeca tor loo purcliase of teatl, i rain, tie - paiiUotiior Proauve, wul be -oiuplly Uiled at tue lowd posiile prices, ai.o on tue o. st teruts. toe) will also uuuerU lhe settlement aud colleclioi ol claims ot iiiipoilaiiic; t o iioje, oy tneir erpec-tal per sonaliiortsi.i.ualU:ntoi. to all tue lulc-rcsUol iheirti lends to give general aaUslaetioii. lScfercuces Gzorok Coi Lua Paok V Bai ox, CllARUtiS, LLOV A Co CllOllCAL tV Vallk. Doan, Iviko A Co., St. Louis. H. Lt. Akwiosi A Bro, W . B. tvKVMinn, F.LU 5: Moa-rw, STUaDKR vV liutJU.I, HOCKA Ol FRASkR, j Lonisville. Cincinnati. SrnixuLR ü v uiitxtx, J. W . BlTLKR A U20 io., D. Ltc u V Co., PitUburgh. m. lionwKsOc Co E. Or C. Yahsall V Co., "I .Moiuiak, J. M. BecatV Moroak, r l.ila.lcjphla. li- l- Comeuvs, Sll..LLs ic .VlLLtR, Ülov de Mcttdi, N. York. Jos.aii I.kx V Co., Iktlliuiore. A.b. hlBLUtLL ik Co., t llovVAl(0. sox cNc Co., i Bo:.n. T.C. 1 Vit lli-.l.L V CO., Com missin n Merchants, New Orleaus. T. V. T-lVItliCLL & '0, Forwuidi-? and liii.tnisMoa llouiO, rptlHS long establihtl house confine their attention 1 vtrictly to sales ami purchases u commission and to the Forw ardhig business generally. solicit a continuance of the liberal here


ocr: CO T I O ü ET . For President GEN. WINFIELD "SCOTTr Eor Vice I'retidcnl, WILLIAM AT GRAHAM, ' - ' " Or 50KTH CAF.0LI3A... - , f For Geternsr. ' Nicholas Mccarty, v Of MAR105 C0U3TTT. " Jir Lieutenant Governor. , - WILLIAM WILLIAMS, er xosrirsxo cocktT. For foncrrs! j WILLIAM IttiAVIS, Ji or oicsos cor.nT. ,r v" Fat Treasurer of Statt. IM OX T. HA DLEY, of Way no county. For Auditor of Stute. DOUGLASS MAGU1KE, of Marion county. For Secretary of State. JOIIX OSBORXE, of Clay county. For Reporter of Supreme Court. A. L. OSBOKXK. of Lnporto county. For Clerk of Supremo Court. . JA M KS A. STRETCH, of Grant county. f For Superintendent of Common, School. A A RON WOOD, or Putnam county. 'For Judges of Supreme Ceu't. Firot District JOHN HOW E, Lncrunjro county. Steond CHARLES DEWEY, Clark county. , Third DaTld McDonald, Monroe totintr. Feurtk SAMUEL IL G00KIXS, Vogo county. ELECTORAL TICKET. SflATOaU. tUXTORS. MF.XKY S. U.NK, or .Montsoiuerr connty. PLEASANT A. HACCLi"..M..i, of Kuh county. district tucrroas. Firtt Diotrirf Jona J. Chasomc, V änderbar couaty Second D. XuniK Kimball Washing county . Third Capt. Hon Cahtm, Switzerland county. Fourth Johs S. St ort, Decater coiinty. ' Fifth David Killuor. Delaware county. it Jons Coai-as, Maioo county. Sitri--Ktium W.TiKrsos, Viscounty. FifhthG. O. Bn. Tippecanoe rounty. .A nth T. S. Staiuklp. mv, Joseph county. V .il Jaxus S. Fsakikr' Koviusko county. : 'oteut A Gcstatt 11. Voss, Hatniltjii county.


ocr: R?5. &C- IjO bbls extra Whiskey; 40 bbls Old Malt do; 30 bbl Cognac Brandy 20 bbls Ma Liga ine; 2j bbls Pittsburgh -tie; 11 half pipes Port Wine; 3ä quarter pipes Maderia and Sherry Wine; 50 boxes Raisins; J00 drums Figs; tierces Rice; together with a general and heav7 stock of Groceries for sale to the trade at wholesale bv decia BEMENT & VIELE.


ocr: . A. H. SANDERS, EDITOR. CITY OF EVAHSVILLB: JI IIA V .IOIi.I.Ni;. Jl'LT 20 For President GEN. WIN FIELD SCOTT. Eor Vice President WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, " . fCTVO-RTR CARCUKA. t Gorerntr. N1CHOL.A Mccarty, of maxio rorrrr. ZIFtr LhmttKM! Cff. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, o? Koanro ccmTt. Fur Treaoarer of 61MON T. HA DLKY. of Warn county. For Auditor of Statt. I COrCLAFS MAGÜ1KE, of Marlon county. For Secretary of Stat$. JCH3 OSBORNE, of City county. mFor Reporter of Suprtmt Court. A. 1 OSKORXE. of Laporte county. ZFor C'erk of Supremo Court. JAiTtS A. STRETCH, of Grant county. For Superintendent of Common Schools. AAROX WOOD, of Put&ain county. ' forjudge of Suprtno Court. . 'First District J OWS HOWE, Lagranare county. Srf CHARLES DEWEY, Clark county. Third PaTld Mcronald, Monroe county. Fourth SAMUEL B. GOOKIXS, Vogo county. ELECTORAL TICKET. tsjnrroiii. tttrroxt. HEXRY S. LA K, of M oi.tromery conntr. PLEASANT A. HACCLE.M AX, of Rush county. " t'.tTHICT EtlfTOtt. Firtt Ditt riet LiUcel Q. DiBrclm. Dubolse county. Second Joa i. Fceocsoh, Clark county. T:rf Cipt. cott Cast, Switzerland county. Fourth John H. Fatam. Franklin county. Fifth .David KiiLeoHt, Delaware county. Sixth-Fabieb 31. FmcH. Johnson county. Sovtnt JU-Kuba V. Tsojtpws, Vigo county. Eighth G. O. Lcbx, T1r pecunoe couuty. JfinthT. S. STAxrixtt. sr., Joj h county. ' Tiuth Jamc S. Fraziki- Kosciusko county. ' UttthJoas M. W aUaci, Grant couct) . -.


ocr: i 'l i C U IV tllll l MtllS. 20 000 I'l'jtt'uaViri rl .n; u.i H. I i i i.i.; 12 HI ll.-rnai i; ."..Hi K-loaio; 3.MI. J 'I.I.J l.il.d, Atl Iii. st! iv.. r.' warr-i teii gtmine fnntrtftt Ilsivri: lia a, .a 1 w e o.i.-r si. I., lot. to s.ut purvb--r. ptn .a i.i. S..I- at trt lor rate. I . C.ii.l.hl. l ti t O S t a.nior.' i.ear V'.ater.


ocr: NEW ADVE ÜTlSülEn&T " " TB ACHsäQ' AS03Ci ATIÖ.V? T'.ie net niejiiiujr of the Teatluri A4.M-iatioii or.eo-jt!i Western lndl.inu, will b. Ii jM att'ie Xenburh Arale:i:y on Friday 2ha iiist. eoai.HJnchiyr at 10 oYlock. Te-;cli-t-raii-l Fri-,ii.t. of Kduratlon in tliis am! a-'joiuLi-j toun ties, rre inviLed U bj j-rosout. IV-r Ord -r. A.tlT A. J. WIlgELEK, Set'y,


ocr: 4 by tie week, lO Tri-irerklr Journal, - - 4 oo Weekly Journal - - - 2 Vit iampaiin j our - - -- For President GEN. WIN FIELD SCOTT. Lor Vice President, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, OF SÖRTH CAK0U5A. Fir Giverwor. NICHOLAS McCAUTl, Of MAKIOS COUNTY. Ttr Litutinmnt Oorre. WIXL.1AM W1LL.1A3IS, or xoaciriKo cocktt. For Coiigre UV IL LI A 31 UEAV1S, Jr., Or 61 SO lOt'KTT. Fr Trtmturer f Statt, SIMON T. 11ADLEY, of Wsyns county. For Jltdittr of Sftt. DOCCLASS MAGUll'K, of Marion county. Fr Seeretrf Stat: JOHN OSBOK3E, of Clay county. Fr Rtparttr af Supreme Court. A. L. US BO KS K, of La )rte cou n ty. For Clerk of Snprtmo Court. JAM h A. KrKKTCH, of Graut comity. For SpritemJeut of Commom Sekoot. A A KÜ.N VVOOÜ.of Putuam county. Forjudgtt of Suprtmt Court. trot DiotrictJOUS HOWE, La-rai.-re county. Mo ndC HAK LKS DKWKY, LUrfc coui.ty. Third lald .VcLHinald, Monroe county. F.mrtk SAMUELJI. ÜOOKIXS, Vogocouuty. ELECTORAL TICKET. KW4TOKI4C ELECTORS. IIRRY S. LAE. of .Montgomery county. FLKASAXT A. 1IACCLEMA.N, of liush county D11TK1LT ELKtnOKS. Vr.l TiiMtriet JoH.t J. CUARDLt. Valid Ieröurcoou iy t...i-Jniii 1). Fcbucsos. Clark county Third Gapi. Mott Cartkr, Switzerland county. rurtk Juhn S. tkOBT, Decuter county. Fifth David Killoobic, UeUware county. ütA Jons Cobcrx, Muiou county. iiotmtk Kkhabd .iHOMmos, Vigo couuty. tXifhth G. O. bcHM, Tipecauo county. jtia'A T. S. STAKriKLD, r.t Joe.h couuty. 7iA Jamm S. Fbazikr. Kosiusko county, ni A GcrrArrt 11. Vom, Hamilton county.


ocr: SCLILTIIIKG I7BWI MESSRS. JA MKS SC AX l'LIX tf- SOX, HAVE just rece vod n t.;rgi? lot of STOVES from Albany, X. York, Cincinnati, and Louis ville. 'Ihe larir'isl Int. and bet assi.rtiaei'i of ;he nio.it oi'jTovcd ij.t- teriiS ever brought to iliiCily. The mt beautiful Parlor St-e of the :.. For farther artk uLirs, call and eN-amine our assort


ocr: A4 H. 8 ANDERS, EDITOR. fBIOlt nuU.KlNU, JCLI 9. Fm President QEN. WHIFIELD SCOTT. Er Vice President WIT.T.I ALI A GRAHAM, OF KCKTH CAB0U3X. Nicholas Mccarty, or I1UOÜ rocKTT. JVr Lit$nmt Qmiimir. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, OF KMCtrtKO COCHTY. For 7sarr Sief. SIM OS T. HA DLEY, of Wayne county. Fir JuiitiT if Stitt. IDOTGLASS M AGU1KE, or Marion county. For Srcrttary Stmt: JOHX OSBORNE, of Clay county. Fit Rrpirttr if Stfrtmt Curt. A. L. OSBORNE, of La porte county. Fit Clerk if S print Court. JAMES A. STRETCH, of Grant county. For Smmtrimttndtnt Cmm0 Schills. AARON WOOD, of Putnam county. Fit Juigtt if ßuprtmt Crt. . Firtt DistrittJollX HOWE, Lagrange county. Stand CHARLES DEWEY, Clark county. Tain" Dav id McDonald, Monroe county. FimrUSAMVEL B. GOOK.IXS, Vogo county. ELECTORAL TICKET. ItlUKHUL KLBTTOM. HENRY S. LANE, of Merrteemery county. PLEASANT A. HACCLEMAN, of Ruth, county. B (STRICT KLCTT4M. JHrtt District Lixckl Q. UaBacLxa. öubolse SttindS D. FcaacMX, Clark county. Tkird-Ci.pl. Scott Caetck, Switzerland county. TsartA Jen H. Fakqthak, Franklin county. riftk Dan KiLLoofcK, Delaware county. Cut Fasics M. Fmcn, Johnson county. Vera ft Ricbai W. Tneurtox, Vigo county. Eifktk G. O. Bans, Tippecanoe county. JVintkT. S. SnawrtcLO. Sr., Joseph county. TsatA Jaam S. Fasrca. Kosciusko county. B(t Johx M. Wallace, Grunt county.


ocr: D. WOOLSEY. II. XELSOX. AUCTION, WOOLSEY & NELSCN. 1T7ATEK street Evausville Indiana. Auctioneers vv and Commission Merchant, Manufactures Agents, lK--!er in Dry Goods, Furniture, Chairs. Clocks, Litoking Glasses, I'm ! uro Kwmo, Motions dec. Particular alien lion given t' the sale u all descriptions of Goods. Kcgn- lar Sales every I uesduv. l hurt uy. aud Saturday. iau advance made on Cousiument. woolsey axelsox.


ocr: TR. 1 formerlv T s OALZRATUS B. P. Jok few doors f ocenni' ONSDALE say 10 JAS.er aale by . i


ocr: bOMSTHING ITE77! MESSKS. JAMES SCAXTLIX f. SOX, HAVE Just received a large lot of STOVES from Albany, N. York, Cincinnati, nnl Louis Tille. The larghsl Int. nnd best assortMient of :lie most r.provcl put terns ever brought to 'Iiis Cily. The most beautiful For further partli call 1.. -1 - c. r .1 and


ocr: A. H. SANDERS. EDITOR. CITY OF E V ANSVILLB tlUESDAY rUOK.MM;, SEPT. Or TIC! 33 T GENrWITELD SCOTT. ' r Err Vic President, "W";lLLlAflI A. GRAHAM, , - or south cahousi. For Oaternar. NICHOLAS 3IcCAUTV, or MixtoN cor TT. Far Lieutamant Oartrmar. WILLIAM WILLIA3IS, or loanciio cocurr. For fongres WILLIAM IlKA VIS, Jr., or 0IB8OK COCHTY. Far Treaeurer af Statt. SIMON T. HADLEY, of Way ne county. Far Jladitar af Statt. K DOUGLASS MAGUIKK, of Marion county. Far Srcretarf af State. JOHN OS CO UN K, of Clay county. Far Reparter af Supreme Caurt. ' A. L. OSBORNE, of La porte county. 'For Clerk af Supreme Caurt. JAMES A. STRETCH, of Grant county. Far Superintendent af Camme Seeaale. A A HON WOOD, of Putuam county. Far Judge af Supremt Caurt. Firtt Diatrict JoIlN HOWE, Lagrange county. geemnd CHARLES DEWEY, Clark county. Third David McDouald, Monroe county. .Famrtk SAMUEL. B. GOOKLNS, Vogo county. ELECTORAL TICKET. ESA.T0RU'. t LECTORS. HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery conuty. PLEASANT A. HACCLEMAN, of Bush county. DISTRtrT ELSCTORS. Firtt District Jon J. Chandler, Vanderburg county SecaudJou D. FcBamos, Clark county. Third Capl. Scott Carter, Switzerland county. FeurtkJoH S. Scobt, Derate r county. V'4 David Killuore, Df la ware county. fitth Jan Coacax, Malon county. rraa Richard W. THosirso!, Vigo county. Fighth G. O. BcHX,Tipecano county. jsTimth T. S. Stakfielo. Sr., Joseph county. Tenth James S. Frazixr. Kosciusko county. . Gistavcs Ii. Vow, ilauiilton county.


ocr: , T7U" XX X O- T X O ET. For President .: GEN. WINFIELD ; SCOTT. -.,'r. Eor 'ice President, WILLIAM A GRAHAM, ; NORTH CAROLINA. - ' ' " - i . . - . For Governor. if itTh. rnprrr. ' ' ' For Lieut uant 0fmr.- or KotnctKO coexn. t v . for C'ongrfss TCILLIA3i:UKAVIS, Jr., -, - n or si bso x cocsir t : ' Fee Treoourer of St At. 1 8IM0X T. IIA L) LEY, of Way iw county. For Auditor of Stute. FOUGLASS ilAOL lKt, oi Jianon couniy. For Seretarw of Stole. JOHN OSliOKNK, or Clay couniy. ' For Reporter of S?remt Court. " 1.L.0SB0K5K, of Laporte county. myr Clrk of Suprtmo Court. . . JA.ÜK.S A. STRETCH, of Grant coanty. For Sureriutrudent of Common Schools, AAKOX WOOD, of Putnam county. x - ' 'For Judges of Supreme Court. First District JOllS HOWE, Lagrange county. tteond CHARLES DEWEY, Clark, county. . Third David McDonald, Monroe couuty. . - r . ; Fourth SAMUEL 13. GOOKIXS, Vogo county. ELECTORAL TICKET.; . . ..... . " ' rATOHAi. LICTOR. -V .' IIF.3BY S.LANE, of. Montgomery county. . . PLÜASAST A. HACCLEMA S, of Kusu count y. ... " "" . DISTBUT tLM TbU. '" 'Yrf DiotrictJoHH J. Cuasdlkb, Vandorburg couuty Jous 1. Ftaecw), Clark county. " 7air CajH. Kott Cart, Switzerland punty. - r.arti Jon K. StoBt, Decatcr county. FfU LUviD KttLfcom, Delaware county, "j lniA Joh I'oBCBX.MaioncouiitT. : ' Btoomth Kicbako W.Thomfmii, VIO county. light k G. O. liiua, T1j.ciiho county. JinthT. S. ST4NriKLD, Sr., Josh county. Tot h James S. Fkazier. Kosciu&ko county. '


ocr: TUHNKSf TKI'NKSfl ' -i Ta owdcr5red has rhw TST f ion hand, auu is cor.sianuy ri maixuct jrm?s tuperiorar- .ic-lM of Tranks aud mllces. d every f.mlii'mal'Ie style lataer. Wooden and Hat Trunks of all sizes, w hkh he w ill tell low. Stoop on Mais rtreet, between Fourth and the Canal. ADAM SEIT2.


ocr: ,... 3ADLEHYVTA RP TTABT TBUMEN? J . P. ELLIOTT, SBALKK IV n r. v n v it" x n n jt. c::; ' " m -m . M HASJu received a full sssortment of rlsddle Treei of all kinds. Bridle Bits, Stirrup lroas. Buggy Mount ings, Webs, Sealing, dec, &c, which be 111 sell on rea sonable terms. He aUo keeps on hand a general astor. ii.ci.tof Saddk's, Harness, Bridges, a d all other things ap rxrtbininr lo to tlie bu4liess, of his own nuanufactare, oo Main treet. between First and Second Streets, tt the old


ocr: t i' v rw tv ATmVIIiLE: irTT xngKMUAV JiMG, Jt ror TrciiXi iit GEN. V7IKFIELD SCOTT. i:or A lec iTcshlenf, ft ILLIAIVI A. GRAHAIil, O? XOJtTH CAItOLISA. For Gorernor. IC1CIIOI.AS 3IcC-UTlf Fir I.itutjrafit (;rfr. WILL. 2 A 31 WILLIAMS, - or Kopnvo rttniTY. Fr Trirr of Stat$. SIMON T. HA 1)1. I.V. of Way na county. For Jluditar f S'atr. COUGLASt .MA a I'll: hi. of Unrion county. for Secrr'inj ff Stile. - JOHN CSUon.NL, of Clay county. For J?'-or??r cf Sarrrme Court. A. L. OS Ö 0 R " K. of Uport. nty. Ter C-tri of Sirtmt Court. . JAMES A. sTi'.ürcil, "f Grant oiinty. Ftr SdneriAlenüi-it of CnnmuR Sc'os'i. . . AAtiOS VA JOD. of Putnam county. Far Jriiti of Supreme Corf. Ar District J tOilN IKAVE, L:ral:'e COUUty. fre 4.UAKL1..S DF.WLY, Ch.rW county. THnDu i- .Vrl'oindd. Monroe t Ouiity. JrVtirt i SAAiUfcL b. GOÜIil.Nis, o-o county. EinCTORAL T I chut. stsvTOTttM. rf.t?ro".. ' TTVF.Y I1. LA.K. of .V.i.t:r'.iiery county. PLEAS AST A. llACCJ.L.MAN. of hn,!i co-ut?. JT;rj: Ufifrfef-lEMrri. Q. itU-.cwR. Duboo county. eVco,i Joas 1. rr?w?oN, Clar tv. Third Cap.. f OTT CvRTET, S,t2.r. COU.ltJ. ourf'-Jon FT. F-t:rrn-;. Fn nkl n to .uiy. Fifth Hwo K!LT..;oT:r, Ivl-.re cn.i !. SL t Fabtc ?! FimT. Johi .n county. siif --hV.-iiviD W.Ti:on:--N, l.'o county. SigkhG. O. lima, T'ppwstno-.? JVf -T. JTiNr.ti.il. sr., J yh coe.i.ty. Teti3Krt S. PtAZ.rt Kos ;. o n.ty . Eltvt Joiin M. ..:lie, G i.i t cotinty.


ocr: TO BOTANIC AND ECLECTIC PHYSI CIANS. KELLER 6z FA RNSLEY bare nst received at theii Drug Store, No. 14 Water street, the finest and moy complete assortment of Concentrated F.xtracts evei brournt V our city, com prising in part as roiiowa: ti. Mynratus: Podopiiyllin; Macrotin; Ex. Cyprcpedlant J Potiiti- 44 Myricin; Freno; Cornos; Appoernl; offer to Physicians st man M Leptandrira) Capsicum: lobelia: Which they are prepared to acturer s pneea.


ocr: SADLERY-V7 ARE ESTABLISHMEirT AWD MAirrjFACTOR Y. J.I. ELLIOTT fiALrrr in i) i n 11 y-n' A n E d C7.-,i- TTA?" Just received a full s ssortment of Ssddle Trees of JLi all kinde. Bridle Bits, Stirrup Irons. Rncgy Mount-' ings, W'ebs, Seating, Ace. Ace., which he wül-sell on rea sonable terms. Ileal) keeps on hsnd a genera) assor menl of Saddles, Harness, Bridles, a d all other thlnjs ap pertaining to to tiie bu.ines. of his own manufacture, oa' Main sir 'et. beta ecu First and Second Streets, at the eld 'and.


ocr: . tf Vis-, 'mm II IP POD HOME! (sow t.i Ront roR the octii.) COMBINING THE CKEA.M OF ALL THAT ling, interesting, and beautiful in the le.idit.g feat of a ( Ihl't'S, together w ith ull that is l:iii.oinr in th.- .iicient Scenes of the Tournament, as adorned ti c brightest i'ri.Hls ol the Age of Chivalry, t pother with tlu maimers, cinstom, dames and festivals .m Driio.lit T& ftl iiiti.ii Ii. this tity Oil Thu.kduV, .upul ;!! lfl r..oon i.teniii Ti.. hiiil!i. nf Ihn K-iÜIhiii I PüT.tomin itl be dated by the far famed CKEOLE DALLET u a series of brilliant Pus de Fascinations. 1 1 -. ii ... . --..- ., i.v.. u 1 v 5.w. .. ' ' XaJ j .IT I .l I lllallilD 4i V lift J . .! . . 1. I I. 1 1 . i 8 oMock. . ' ' .d:uiisionlio. 31 rents, Jit 25 its. This Iiip;dMiiie will exhibit ut Uw.ni:oko AuVut 4ib; at tu,, Friday ü.a tu, uu-i Vsus.,5, .'-turda the 7th. " 1


ocr: TO BOTANIC AND ECLECTIC PHYSI TT" ELL ER dc FARNSLEY have lust received at theit IV Drue Store. No. 14 Water street, the finest and most .... . . ... a , t Anwt.-tiit-wl I.' r(.a i.( . .I'm brought tc our city, comprising in part as follows: Ex. Hydratue: j Ex. Cyprepedium; . - rodophjuin; - reteinop; 44 Macrotii; 44 Mjrivin; Leptandrim; . " Prunus; " Capsicum; Cormis; 1 K-k Met ' MA STiAilS-l.t Which they are prepared to offer to hhvüdaiisat man- n lk ma m -a a . ai S f 4 1


ocr: O. HTJMMEL'S raawiiM Essence ofCoftce ONE pack are uf this Essence will go as far as fir . boiMitlM of Java CofTee.and Coffee made bvthl Kt. seuce will orcserve borfectlv tho renl Listnf th i,ii Java Coffee, but will have a mora delicate and liner t vor, a n.ivr colour, and will certainly be timcbwh I omerforevtry jienoii than pure Java Coffee ;willil be clear w itliout requiring any thinr to tlarify It. Manufactured mmU fmr Sne. IVholmalt and .e'ail y. . ,.J)AN'L BOHLEIt C CO. Phila. And ror suio, Lolciclc aud Reu II lv septal d&w. WOOLSEY & LINCK.


ocr: TO BOTANIC AND ECLECTIC POTCI- KELLER & FARNSLEY bare Jirt retivt4 A tkeli Drug Store. No. 14 Water street, the finest and tmess complete - assortment f Concentrated Extracts aye brought to our city, comprising in psrtas follows: Ex. Hydrstus: Ex. CyptewedHiTji; Podopbyllin; -Macrotin; , 44 Leptandrira; 44 Capsicum; -44 Lobelia: - retcin; . -Myvlctai; . 44 Prunn ; - Ooraas; .VAppocyal; offer to Psitdana at man Which they are prepared to ntactarexa prices. for No J4. Pvtaaasa


ocr: B OltNETs... 1 case Hair and Blond, assorted; 1 do do and Tyrolise do; 1 do Blonde and do do; 6 do Qu sen's Own do; 5 do Alladin ar.d Chip do; 2 do Hair and Alboni do; 3 do Gimp and Florence do; 9 do Hair and Coberg do; 6 do Fancy Florence do; 8 do Hungarian do; 3 do Black do do; 1 do Pedal Bloomers ' do; 1 do Children's Trira'd Hats,do; 1 do Boys' Hungarian do do; S do Pedal FlaU do; S do Bullard do do; 2 do Misses' Florence do; Received this day and for sale by mys JAS. Luwci uu.,417 Aiainst., Lou., Ky.


ocr: -TATLS. SIKFJS, &C. 20 kegs Wheeling nails; . ItO kegs Boston Spikes; 59 kegs Boston w rot Nails; 30 boxe Siiumond's Axes, with Mill Saws. Chains. Shovels, Ac, lor sale bv decl2 iiiSMKATA VIKLE. NEW CIISESE. 23 boxes Just ree'd and for sale bv ap3 J. A W.RFII.LY.


ocr: ,T TO DUIC.CISTS, PHYSICIANS AXI COUNTRY -MERCIIAXTS. rriHK undersigned baTO now In store a targe stock L Druc-s, Mcdicim:, Chemicals. OUs, Paints, Varnish es, Dve V 00. Is, Glassware, Patent Medicines, Brashes, Ate. ette.. and are constantly receiving fresh supplies, from the manufacturers and Eastern markets, which they are determined to sell at a small advance. Our articles are cl! eclct ted with great care, and war ranted to give satisfaction as to genuineness, quality and price. Surgical Instrument, Trusses, Abdominal Supporter, and S'loulder Braces of the most a proved i tries. Pure Brandy, Oi l Rye Whisky and Wiues'for tarsi 1! purpote olg, of the Tcry best qualities. Also a large supply of Duguerreun Stock, consisting 4f Plate, Caes, Chemicals, Ate, at a small advance from Eastern prh es. , . . Mrs Miller's Fine Cut Tobacco, and a choice lot of old Havana Segars Bird Cuges. Seeds and Fountain.' Merchants mi dealers w ill please call aud examine, ourstotk when in the city, and all orders will be sJtend cd to Immiiiat'ily and caref.'I!v packed. Alliex C. Hallo k, ) HALLOCK. & STODDARD. W. II. P Ktoobaro,) Wholesale Impgl8Ur ' OcL 5 tf Main street, near the rivet. ' IT CASES of Indies snd Mies Morocco Leather and I ) Kb! Botitee Enamlled kid walkinj shoes, witksv large lot of lijrht Slipjers. for sale low by anpVO J. 11. JlAUUtU dr. L.U"- CASES Pancy Prints ree'd this day and for ale t aug-li j as. low ot CO., 417 aiaia si uvt. ky.


ocr: 3- TZCIi:T. Tor I'reiJdeiit GEN.' WIK FIELD SCOTT. Hot Vice i'rcsldcnt, WITiTiTAM A- GRAHASI, Or 50KTH CAKOUSA. Far Gaaermar. NICHOLAS JlcCAUTY, OF MtKHtll f OIWTT. Far Liamtimant Gmaeraar. WILLI A y UMLLIA3IS, . or KnanrsKo romrr. Tr Trtaaartr at S'ati. . ll.MON T. HADLEY. of Way no county. Far Jl4itar af Stati. DOUGLASS MAGl'lKK. of Marlou couutj. Far Sreretmrj af State. " JOtlS OSBOKXE. or Clay county. . j Far Rtpartir af Saprtmt Canrt. ' A. L. OSBOKNK, of LjK)rtMPui;ty. mFr Clark af Stprtm Court. JAÜfcS A. MKETCH. .r Grant county. Far Srrrittdtt af Camma Sdaalt. A A KX OÜD, of Putnam county. FaJttraaafSuprtm$Cart. Firat District JuHN HOW K, Lajrramre county. Mil HARLES DEWEY. Clark county. Third David .Mcl'oual.l, 5tnrnt riviuty. Trt W SAMUEL B. GOOKl-NS. Vogo county. . ELECTORAL TICKET. TTEXRY P. LA.Nh. of .Voi.tzouierr contty. PXXJLSA5T A. HACCLK.M.O. of Rush county. b:t:ct KLT'IOKS. r. i Dinl rittriet Li Hit I. Q. ÜIÜRCLZR, Tubo'M COUatV. Seeaal Job D. Fcrgcsoji, Clark cmu.iy. T;ri Cuj.. ."torr CcRTtt, Switzerland county. - jrart4 Job H. FAtrn4. Franklin outty. Fifth -IUt:b Kli.ork. iH Uware counly. fi.-'a FiBirt TZ. FmcH. Johnsou coai.ty . a'A--K.num W.Tiioainiox, Yio county. . mZfht h G. U. EfcHM. Tippe-ai.oe roiil.ty. Ai4 T. fi. TA.iriKLD. ir., Jo'.h county. Taf JkXtm S. Fkcz.se. Kosciusko vOiu.tr. XhvaatA John M. Wallace, Grai.t county.


ocr: Canpuicn - - - ... i?5 A" jEX X Or "Z I O 33 - J Tor Premitlent GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT. Cor Vico President, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, " " ÖT X01VXH CAF.0LIXA. - ' ' ' Jsr Gttirner. i ; . Nicholas Mccarty, OF KAtIO COrXTT. Fr Lifnnt Governor. WILL1A3I WILLIAMS, er Kascirsxo coi-a-ft. For Con;rr WILLIAM UKAVIS, Jr., r eisso? cochtt. I FVr Trtaouror of Slot: . ' ilMOS T. HADLEY.of WaynecountT. For Jtotfitor of Stela. .DOUGLAS MAGUIKE,ofMarioncouiitj. Fr Secretary of Statt. . JOHN OSUORNK. of Clay county. For Reporter of Supreme Court. A-L. OSBORNE, of Leporte county. -"far Clerk of Siartmr Court. lAilKS A. STRETCH, of Grant connty. Jr Sup$rittdet of Common School. AARON WOOD, of 11110:1111 county. . 'For Judges of Sop rem Court.. JVrtt Dittritt JOHN HOWE, Lagrange connty. Cil AULLS If 2WKY. Clark county. Tirtf--'lavid AicDoiuild. 5ivnroe county. Jeer! A SAM I' EL tJ. UOOKINS, Yogo county. 'electoral ticket. - ItXlTOtlU TI.CTOR. HENRYK. LNE.o4loit.'omerT county. PLEASANT A.HACCLEMAN, or Rush county. ihstrict riicruis. Arft JDitf rfer Jmih J. Oukuli;., Vanderhor; county Uteond Da.Natma Kimball Washing county. Third Cap. M utt Cart a, Switzerland county , . Fourt h J011.1 S. Sre-aT. Decater connty. ; i(4 David KillgoRC, Delaware county. 'x( Jon l oirK.x, Maiov county. ri-.KtCMARO V. Thompson, Vir coua'.y. ftJUa G. O. Uepm, Tippecanoe rmtu'.y. ( JV -a T. S. ft AHFiELO. .sr., Joseph count? . 7'il A Jaxcs fc. Fraziir. Kos iusl- cou-ity.. A..'r(t GirtAVia li. Vos Jlciaillon 4-ounty.


ocr: II I O TICKET. Tor President GEN. WIN FIELD SCOTT. EorJVIccJPresideiit, WILLIAM A GRAHAM, OF K0RTH CAROLIXA. For Governor. Nicholas Mccarty, OF MARIO COCTtTY. rr Lienttnant Governor. WIClIAAI WILLIAMS, OF KOSCIUSKO CBCRTT. For Treasurer of Statt. SIMON T. IIA DLEY, of Wayno county. For Auditor of Stuts. ;POÜCLASS MAGUIRK, of Marlon county. For Secretary of Statt. JOHN OSBOKXK, of Clay county. "For Reporter of Supreme Court. X.L.OS BO RN K, of La porta cou trty. mFor Clerk of Supreme Court. JAilES A. STRETCH, of Graut county. For Superintendent of Comue Schools. A A HON WOOD, of Putnam county. For Jude of Supreme Court. First District JOHS HOWE, Lagrane county. getsnd CHARLES DEWEY, Clark county. Third IHri-i McDonald, Monroe county. Fourt h SAMUEL B. GOOK1XS, Vogo county. ELECTORAL TICKET. PTWVTOllUt ELECTORS. HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery county. PLEASANT A. I1ACCLE.MAN, of Rush county. DISTRICT ELECTORS. First District Lemcel Q. DeBrcler. Duboiae county. gecond J or V. FrtocsoH, Clark county. Third C. Scott Cirtkr, Switzerland county. Fourth Jon; II . FARtrii4R, Franklin county. Fifth-Dayid Killooee, Delaware county. Sixth Fa sit M. Finn?, Johnson county. Seventh Richard V. Thompson, Vigo county. Eighth G. O. Beh. Tippecanoe county. Jfint hT. S. Stakfield, Sr., Joseph couuty. Tenth J axis S. Fraziek. Kosciusko county. Eleventh Johs M. Wallace, Grant county.


ocr: BOTANIC AND TCLECTIC PHYai CIANU. FARN&LEY tare Just received at theh L Drtig Store, No. 11 Water atreet, the hneat and mou assortment of Concentrated Extract cvei v onr city, cosiprisinr in part a follows: Lt. iiyiraiita: j ti. cyrrcpeulutn;! Podoptivllin; Peielluv: Macrutin; Leptacdrim; Ctslcum: 44 Myriclc; " P?unu; " Comus; Lobelia; Appocynl; Which they aro prepared to offer to Physicka at man


ocr: A. H. SANDERS, EDITOR. CITY OF EVANSVILLE s.vriritDAY .HOUmiKO, jcia 21. lor l'rcfciAeut GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT. t:or 'vicePrrllf nl -WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, Or ROKTU CA ROLIKA. For Gstermr. Nicholas Mccarty, 'er MARIO COVKTT. Var J.ievttmnnt Gstirnir. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, or Kosarxico cors-rr. Fur Trtmturrr if Statt. F-IMGX T. HADLEY, of Waynaeounty. Fir uAitor if Slat. DOUGLASS MAGUtRE. of Marion county. For Sfrt'ury if Stmt: JOHN OSL'OXSK. of Clay courty. mFr Rrpirfr of Sprtm Cmrt. A. L. OSBORNE, of Laporte county. mFor Citri if Sprm Cmrt. JAMES A. STRETCH, of Grant county. For Superintendent if Cimmi Schills. . AARON WOOD, of Putnam county. Firjuifrn if Snvrem Ciurt. tint District JilX HOWE, Laeranee county. Sttini CHAR! KS DEWEY, Clark coai ty. 7'atW Dnvt-1 McDonald. Monroe county. Fiurtk SAMUEL B. GOOKLNS, Vogo county. ELECTORAL TICKET. HENRY f. LANE, f.f .Moiir?m?rr county. ri-KASAST A. HACCl.E.MAN. of KuehCOUlity. district rtrf rors. Frit District i.rrtt Q. I'rBHrttR, Puborse strJ Job D. Fr.crwj, Clark comity. Tiirrf Cant. Ott Carter, Switzerland county. Fsnrth Johi II. Fmriun, Franklin county. Vis David KiLinoKF, lVlawarc connty. tut k Fach M. FivF, Johnson county. Strtnth Kit iiar W.Tnoros, Vigo county. Eitfa G. O. Bkhm, Tippecanoe eouidy. JVnT A-T. S. Staxfield, sr.. Joph eoonty. Ttntk Ji: S. Futur. Kosciusko county. l.lfrmth Jmis M. Wulm, Grant county.


ocr: TRUNKS! TRUNKS ! ! .1- jus unuersigrieu iia 1 Ij J If lion hand, and in ronl Tu undersigned lias now as now .hi I, . staiitly GyOJl JtA lj Vmanufact jrinffa suneriorar- Pvt Ii P gC,;Tl7.lft;clft of Trunks and Valires. of every fat-tdonable style Leas-her. Wooden and Hair Trunks of all aizes, whk-h he will sell low. Shop on Main street, between Fourth and the Canal. Je2-ly ADAM f EITZ. a-t 1 1 i -ii


ocr: DAILY JOURNAL A. H. SANDERS, EDITOR. CITY OP EVAN9VILLB: MOS DAY .Müini.Hli.Jl'LY 1. For President GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT. Eor Tic President, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, Or ORTH CAROLINA. Fr Otverntr. NICHOLAS 3IcCARTT, Of MARIO! rorHTT. JTtr Lituttnttt Otverntr. WILLIAM WILLIAMS, . or xowirtKO cocktt. Far Trt$urtr tf Statt. SIMON T. HADLEY. of Wayne county. Ft jtnJitvr tf Statt. POUGLASS MAGU1RE, of Marlon coontj. Ftr Strrttarw tf Statt. JOHN OSBORNE, of Clay county. Ftr Rtttrttr tf Sufrrmt Court. A.L. OSBORNE, of Laporte county. Ftr Cltrk tf Suprtmt Cturt. JAÜES A. STRETCH, of Grant county. Ftr SuprrintewJrat tf Ctmmf Sek fit. AARON WOOD, of Putnam county. Ftr J 4 ft tf Supremt Ctmrt. Tirtt District JOHN HOWE, Lagrange county. Stctrnd CHARLES DEWEY, Clark county. TsirW David McDonald, Monroe county. Ft art k SAMUEL B. GOOKINS, Vogo coanty. ELECTOR Ali TICKET.? IXYTORUL t LECTORS. HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery county. PLEASANT A. HA t CLEM AN, of Rush county. pirmicT nrrTOR. Tirtt Dittrict Lrmurl Q. DrBrclir. Dubois county, Stttad Johji D. Fcnacsow, Clark county. Tkird Capi. Scott Carter, Switzerland county. Fturtk Jonn H. FAiQrHAit, Franklin county. Fiftk David Kittoomr, Delaware county. tixt s FBrci M. Fisch. Johuson county. RimANfi W.TnojtrsOi, Vljco county. HgktkG. O. Beb, Tippecanoe county. JVIatA T. S. Staspixlp. Sr., Jospa county. TtntS James S. Fzaziir. Kosciusko county. Eltttmth Job M. Wallace, ürLt county.


ocr: ' , t or frvatdeut GEN. WIft FIELD SCOTT. ..For Vce President, WILLIAIü A. GRAHAM, .. ; :" ,07 xortxi ciaoURi. ELECTOR A o TICKET. r RSiTOIMk If.grTOK. nEJfRY S. L. A k., of Momj-ouierv ronr.ty. FIKASA.NT A. H.U CU..MAN. of Kusii county. Dirrrtier iiirroM. Firtt Di tritt 3 nun J. ( Ri5ni, V-rederbur; counl L'h.atuaii K;mbaLL, WMliii.g -huiiI. ThirJ Cai. rtotT ('htkii, iurLnd cwuitt). fmurt Jurn S. SroT. Dvitkti-rtount). .f A luvt KiLLtouRL, Dol.iari cwuutj. Jo. Coecxs, .Miou .uiitj. KarliirHAii Vv.THOJtrn. V ijr ronnty. 1jG. o. Ukhm, Tii-ikhu. i.i.tj. A :t ccrTLu Colfax. .vr, i ounty. '.' "tA Jamp. F.'AXtKK. Ko iu'. .oui.tj. . U'ti ÜLtTAVitll. V'um. Hkutiltui. twubty.


ocr: T1SUNKSI TRUNKS II r1 'tN S V RK "nderMgned has now WlTLlJilon hand, snd is conrtantly I-- OnrTl.t n.-iniiTui-t iiHmv a siinArlorai f Ckm IT r'Jtielo of Trunks and ValiceH. . of everv fjshionablo atvlo Leather. W coden and Hal . Trunka of a 11 sixes, which he will sell low. Shop on MaU street, between Fourth and the land. . . - - ADAM SC11S. -


ocr: CITY OP EVAW8VILLE: matuhday .-noun im o. ocr. 9. Dally Journal per year, t5 00 by ti week, lO Trl-WeeklY Journal 4 CK Weekly Jturnal , - - - oo Campaign J our waif - - - 25 L CO TICKET . For President GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT. r Vice President -WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, . , )F XOBTH CAZ0LI5A. . ' i ' i For Goioroor. NICHOLAS 31 cC ARTY, A . . , - OF AKIO COBRTT. For lieuttnonf Governor. W1XL.1AM WILLIAMS, : r xotcirsxo cochtt For Congress, IVIJLLIAM ItEAVIS, Jr., 'or oiasos copjrrri ' jrj 7Vrr if Statt. IM0X T. HAD LEY, of Wayns county. For JSnditor of Srats. r. DOUGLASS MAGUIKE, of Marion county. ...-.. For Seerntarf of Uttte. t JOHX OSBORXE, of Clay county. . .. For Reporter of Snprome Court. A. L.OSBOKXK, of imports county. f CJrk Supremo Court. JAMES A. STRETCH, of Grant county. JTr Srif ! C" Stkfls. A A HON WOOD, of Put oam county. )Vf Judgrt cfguvrtmi Court. Fir$t DiatrietJuHS HOWE, Lagrane county. Steomd CHARLES DEWEY. Clark county. Trrf Dartd McDcnald, Monroe county. Jart SAMUEL B. GOOKIXS, Vogo county. I3LBCTOrXE ticket. cWATOKt'. rlrctors. HEXRY S. LÄSE, of Montgomery county. PLEASANT A. HACCLEMAX. of Rush county. nirrair-r ELECTORS. Firtt DiotrietJonn J. Chardier, Vanderburg county - LJR..1ATHAR IVIMBALL, " . Third Car. Scott Carter, Switzerland county. , Fourth Jon S. Scobt, Decater county. Fifth David Killoore, Delaware county. ! Jons Cobcr. Maion souy. (ef 4 KirtiiKD W.TnosirsoN, Vigo county. Fighth G. O. Bkhw, Tlppocanoo county. JV.at A Scscf Ler Colfax, Sr., Joseph county. Vent James S. Fbazii. Kosciusko county. & Ucstatcs II. voss, .lamiitou coumj. A JOB PRINTER Wanted Immediately at the Journal Office.