Evansville daily journal., April 17, 1866, Image 2

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EDITOR JOURNAL, EvaDBville,.Ind.
TUESDAY.....:..M..,..APB1L 17. I
tiT-The Cincinnati Gazette otill '
tLitika that treason is the worst of crimes
the mm of al! other crimes. That ia
only true when treason fails. If it euc- j
ceeds, then ft ii no crime at all bat a
virtue, and it is usually held in the hijtb-!
st veneration. Washington and bis
compeers wre traitors; boMheir deeds
bave come down as among tlie noblest
tVjgLt men in any age -have performed.
The traitor of Mexico and Central
aud South America appeaia history,
not as trltCT, bnt as patriot. ! Indeed,
nearly ail tbe governments now in tbe
world are founded on treason. ' England
owes her civastitatiotial government to
traitors. It is folly for as to bold op oar
bands aod roll np oar eyes at treason,
We set oat by declaring the right of a
people, any people, to set aside their gov
ernment and tnaiitute aaoiber at their
discretion, aod we successfully maintain
ed the right by the sword, and; nobody
donbia it, and until lately nobody' bas
diRpaldit. - w j
Jt is too lata to tell us about te crime
of treason being the sum of all; villain
int. That wotttd flaw few-b bedrid years
aeo, when governments existed; by di
vine right, and the world, learded and
nhlearoed.were humbugged with the idea.
No government exists bow by divine ap
pointment Nobody rales by thp grace
i of God, as men used t(ao. Any people
,'he.vt -: riaht to overset aftjold gov-
- er,ment sad set op a new ona to anit
' ' them better, and they are tbe eEclueiva
lodges of the Beceity. :A1I thefmnst
make sore of is the cower, because the
old government ha also a right to giva
tbera a thrashing, and . it is the exclusive
.,. lodaeof tbe w-oessity,4 A blunder here
ia a crime. lie that tries revolution
' puts at bazzard the lives, liberties and
fortunes of millious, and if bs fails, the
world , will set bim down as a reckless
disturber of civil government I
But it is ridiculous for tbe friends of
our ' Government, born of treason aod
rebellion, and which began with I a sol
emn declaration justifying it, to put on
itra airs about tbe. ain of rebellion.
Ia tbe late rebellion millions were as
honest and earnest as men ever. were.
,",.' i Scores of thousands wera exempt from
.V nil loyalty to a Government that did not
or could not protect them in their loy
alty. '- ; '",
Vie readily admit that there may be
greet ssoral guilt in gettint; up a rebel
lion; but wnen it involves iareeoommu
cities, trying to set up a new political
and civil government, no human tnba
rial is authorized to punish tbe guilC or
(4,.v, even competent to ascertain iu "Let
'wi us not judge them," said even Abraham
-'j Lincoln. , ,. . - I
We suggest tbat the violent' measures
end revolutionary enactments of the Gov
ernment are going far to justify tbe lata
rebellion, and give it a respectability in
History 11 never would bave bad on its
merits, -ri .v. i : ,, j
. This very sentimeat, that treason is tbe
greatest of crimes, which is condemned
by oar own bistory and the bistory of all
fres governments ia the world, shows
that Us authors ara setting Up pretend
eioaitcr divine right, that rightfully no
civil government tit for freetnen is en
titled to. Louisville Democrat. j '
.m -ii Tbe above bold advocacy of the inno-
' ceucy of treason is a little startling to
.those wbo have not watched closely the
editorials of tbe organs of tbe Confader
ingiorr anu tug
.!'. Jea. Davis and bis rebel .associates
". tbe comparing tbe righteousness of tbe
. canse for which our revolutionary
.fathers fought and , triumphed with an
atrocious rebellion,' as unjustifiable in
its inception at it was hellish in its pros-
cation is an insult to the Government
and tbe people. .A people may revolu
tionise, but tbe revolution most ba based
; on the eternal principles of right and
justice or It is a crime, whether it be
' successful or a failure. Ia tbe causes
.1.1 ' i . .
mat Dncg aoout an appeal to . arms is
found tha justification or condemnation
of such a last resort. Civilized nations
all over the globe have recognized end
declared the insufficiency of 'the cause
for which tbe South plunged our people
into war. To this fact alone may be mU.
tr'rbuted the unwillingness of 'those na
' tionsto interfere in their behalf "Revo
lutions never go backward " is a proverb
creased on the well established historical
' fact that revolutions are almost invaria
bly tbe offspring of an odious and op
pressive tyranny,; 'The annals of nation
will ba searched in vain for the counter
Pft of a rebellion so unjuslifisbla in Hi
. a origin, so cruel, ia its prosecution, so
-ast in its proportions, and yet so ntter
ly and completely a failure in its conclu
sion, as the Blaveho!der'aebellion in
America.7 The great failure is attribu
table alone to the inherent viciousness
of the undertaking. It was the right
eousness of (be Government's cause that
cemented tbe loyal people of the United
' Slates, and made them a unit in the
struggle. - Had the Southern States
I been manifestly mistreated and tyran
,ied over by the Government, and ap
r pealed to the sword aa a last resort for
f protection and freedom, theywoot!,
fead the, sympathies not only of other
.nations, bat of so large a portion of our j
' own people that their subjugation would
. have been an impossibility. '
Ia confounding - all revolutions as
alike righteous or iniquitous, as they
ara successful or failures,' is confound
?iog truth 'and error, right and wrong.
Error triumphant is none the less error,
and truth in the dust braised and
bleeding is none the less truth. ' '
: 'When the Louisville Democrat proves
the identity of the causes which led to
tbe Revolutionary War and the lata Re
. tellioD, it may talk of tbe identity of tbe
two revolutions in principle, notwith
standing .they were .diffarent ia -result.'
. It does seem to us that an editor unparj
donably cheapens tbe character of
Washington and bis co-partners, and
dias th-s glory of their achievements,'
-when be thus degrades them i W the
," level of slaveholding traitors, who re
belled against a Government they bad
always controlled because tbey feared
they would not ba permitted to indefi
.aitely -extend tbe area of slavery and
proportionately curtail the domain f
freedom: Shame on the man who
would thos slander tbe fathers, while be
enjoys ;, the- blessings gained by their
sacrifices and adherence to principle!
Oar neighbor of tbe Democrat is in
luck. Somebody has furnished it with
quantity of excellent reading, ia the
ape of a 61a of tbe Bowling Green
ier of 18G2. Cvurler.
to-"'Uent rta liny" yoa call it. Aid
mij . .tnl stand by the treasonable
,lia which you 6lUd your Bow
oD(-jiD Courier of lb62, - published
V
Buckn .military anspises of tieneral
not g 'jEcer.:nt" U 11?, by
sort tbtOy. little more of the same
Journal.
TbeU.;?-
bed at At-
claims tos -
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Mr. Editor:
Ibt.citizei)s of ortowa and fic'.p:y
wer' Invite? io the eonrt n:ous, .-a ! -t
evesir, to exbittyoa ive hy .a
lfflLlLSt cbrga of-4bfcui tnl
worthy adaettor, lit. Cooper, wbo bas
been engaged in teaching- here for ths
last six months. The invitation was re
sponded to to tbe utmost capacity of tbe
court room, supposed to hold four hun
dred person IJ ' Will a being entsrtained
by declamations, charades, dramas, 4o.,
an alarm of fire was given by the. bells
at 9 o'clock r. u., when it appeared that
the dwellicg.snd store -room of J. B
Miller wis on fire, the family all being at
the exhibition. "With all the efforts of
the citizens to prevent it, tbe entire
building, with its contents, was destroyed.
Theloss is estimated at $12,000; insured
at $7,000 in tbe Phoenix Insurance Com
pany. Tbe calmness of the night, and
tbe prompt Action c .tbe 'citizens, pre
vented ft further spread of tbe fire. The
fire is supposed to be the work of Q in
cendiaryl Tours truly, . '. 1 ft
:.04 " A BPICTATOS.
ESI-The Courier also charges tbat tbe
Democrat became the porcba,er of tbe
old Courier office, when it wa confisca
ted and sold nnder .the hammer at
$1,500 thet eatabiiBbment being worth
from $15,000 to $20,000, and that it still
retains, and holds it.J.'-C. X0W1
raaucan ueram. . ' y.
It ia wonderful what capacity Noble
has for lying. Ia tbe first place tbe
Courier office was jiot confiscated but
xolrj to satigfv debts azainst tbe estab-
li.bment and 1 mechanics' liens.' It was
twice offered for aile nnder a chancery
dee-e.' 'Once it f struck off at some
$7,000, we believe, and tbe bids were
opened. Again it was offered, and it
was. struck off to 6s at s trifle noder
$10,000, - .Mr.i.Hglderaan's kinsmen,
friends and creditors, being present at
tbe sale. 5 Tbis statement; is mad a to
Correct tbe tissue of lies let loos in
Noble s paragraph. ' I be more mon
strous tbe falsehood the more delighted
is Noble with it. When such statements
arei made as .Noble publishes in tbe par
Sgraph above, does it net-become the
duty ofillaideman himself to correct
them? -Louisville Demoorait
J We believe these honorable Democrats
are well acquainted with each ether.
They have been on' intimate terms Xor
We bave ajready, reported . tbe fact
that President Joenson . bad accepted
tbe compliment1 of election, to. honorary
membership of the Manhattan Club, in
New York, aod bad agreed to sit for bis
fall-length portrait, to be hung in tbe
rooms of the same institution. Here is
his letter upon tbe subject: -1 j
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h EXICCX1TB Mahsioit, .;
i'WasiiiSGTOir, D. C, Marca 12, '68.
" GssTLSMKSTi i bave, the honor to
acknowledge the receipt of your letter
of tbe za inst., intorming me of my elec
tion as an honorary member of tbe Man
hattan Club of New York city, and ask
ing me to allow an artist of your selec
tion to take a full-longtb portrait of my
self for your club. In communicating to
you my acceptance of these compliments,
I desire to thank you sincerely for ihem,
and for the tri6ndly expressions ol sup
port ana encouragement yoa tender
me in the discharge of my public duties.
An honest and clear conviction of my
duty, and consciousness of reotitude of
purpose, the unwavering support of the
American people, and the blessing of aa
ail-wise , rroviaence, win. i- oetieve, en
able me to meet py emergency.! I feel
that I have the first two, and it shall be
the object of' my every endeavor to de
serve the remaining reauisifes. T T
' "I am, gentlemen, with great respect,
i.'-xoor obedient servant,
' " Andrew Johssow,'
which President Johnson has juat become
s member, entertained at dinner, on tbe
3th of February, Gen, .Mansfisld Lovell,
tbe rebel enmmander who left New Or.
leans en tba approach of Farragut and
Butler; on April 25, 1 862 . .
- Alabama Loyaltt. A writer ia the
Montgomery Ledger expreisei. Iba sen
timent of tbe original rebel capital upon
the President s fir jt veto ia thajfojlow
ing significant language: -'
The South and the Government are in
the same boat one more time, thank
the gods 1 , " now blow- ye windw. --.and
crack your cheeks."' If Black Repuhf
ucanism wisbes to bad out whether the
South is loyal, there is now a beautiful
opportunity for fiflding it out It tbey
wish to prove their, .false, assertion, let
them now attempt any -seditions move
and tbey will find every blast from John
sons "bugle horn worth . a thousand
men ;" and before the notes tball j die
away la the valleys of the South, a sol
dier from the South will wave the ..old
banner of the stars and stripes ba the
Northern hills, and though we do not de
sire them to da this, we defy 'them to do
so. We wilt see then bow 'the like tbe
fit of their own cap,' ' it 1
Oar neighbor of tbe. Dijtaoccaf, must
be ..terribly frightens! at tbe approach.
or, tne cnotera. ., it is credibly reported
that he was seen washing himself a few
miles up the river yesterday,. , Tbat ac.
counts for the toulnes of; the water
from our hydrants. ' Can't oter' city au
thorities pass an Ordinance that he shall
wash hereafter below the water works?
LouuvtfU Journals-"'" "
We have long" bjeh ,;6r the ropinida
that thur'e were some very dirty editors
in LouiB villa. " ,t,' ' J " !
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Horace Mavdard said in-Connecticut.
before the election that . he. abouldn't
wonder if' tba negro voted ia- Tennessee
before be. did in .Connecticut, and in
North Carolina before be did" in Pennsyl-
TiniB. iiorace is one et tne leuows sj
Washington "seekina to be admitted as a
member of Congress. ,It 1b well for Ten
nessee tbat ne can t get in. It s aa ill
wind tha blows -aobodv sood. Louis-
ville Democrit. , . , ... -,i
' , Tho' only consolation . the Democrat
derives out of the non-admission of the
Southara Representatives to Congrew, is,
that a? lpyal aiaa i like Mayaard is also
kept out of his seat? It la welcome to all
the cpaiforJUit. ii.sble to extracVfrom
that act'.I i s T :iott'
, . hi 1 . i
We find a great many opponents of
the Civil Eights Bill in the; fix of jAe
fellow ,'spokea of by the Terre Haute
Express. "They are' loud i a .their con
demnatiea of W measure ' about ' which
they know- nothing! i The'Expresi Saysi
, , ,0n yesterday we met on the streets
two persons, both of whom had 'copies
ol the civil eights JtiiU in their pockets.
One of them, whom we shall Mr. B..
proceeded to take out the document, and
ask us " how we could support a measure
which donferred the right of suffrage on
all tba negroes in the southern mates
without consulting the people, or States
themselves." We replied that we never
beard of such a bill or law. ' Said ba:
"You bave never. read this, bill then'
We replied tbat we bad not only read It,
but bad studied it caretuiiy, as welt as
tba arguments made on both sides of it,
aod requested bim, -as bs cad pulled ta
paper oa csto make bis statement good
by referring to the portion of it which
sustained bis statement or providd for
any sues, thing.-' After readme diaerent
sections, and looking over others rather
carelsiy, headmnted: that: Mi could
not jai find any such .thing in the bill.
We suggested to him that perhaps ho
never bad read tbe bill at ail, when he
admitted that. he. never had, carefaily,
u1at Lad been told thai such vtxt the
object of the !m," to-wit.: To force ne
gro sullrags upon all the States lately
iu revolt. ., n jt .1 ... .J
TLo rstrf!r,-.rt (Iowa) Gazette snys
tv'.nt ftt l?-.t tnive p. : ,rn --.('
;. t !n t fay, tbe Gotefsett bs
i.o LutiLteJ ad U illiiiiad
horses aud muies, realizing over four
tfs .riUione- and a quarter of dollarl.
Tbe J-Jea btill progieasing in the Sooth
will f-acb seveciaea millions.
CLieago bas at last received it's great"
telescope, tbe largest ever made. Tbe
aperture of tbe object glass ia 18 inches.
The instrument was packed in nineteen
boxs. .
Sir Hagb Tlentv Rose,' tbe new Com-
isander-is-tbif of the British army in
Ireland, has seen bard'service in India,
and is tbe man wbo blew the Sepoy
leaders from the mouths t)f bis cannon.
HOESE-SnOES.;
BEST BOMEBXO ?
tr1
Horso .nd Kulo Shoes, -
h(X a ,-'JHr....fU-ki . .
Eori-Slios ITaili,
Cat Hails,.
Tsit ksortDnt oi kand and for sal by
i v ?' SHOJEHBEIM31EH. 4kv CO
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Ho. 16 Public Landlag, . .
sprll d3m ClncfDostl, Ohio.
, t;n CLOTHING, &o.
f);LJli3:rS:
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M)oU ' r n i '5 I f
or '
.( it- i" ' -i'..-':- I t .
Eeady for the . -
prlnff'Trcidlo!
aAlvi ir..L ?iAA-t S i
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HATINO 3VVt BSTTJBTIID fOM THB
Km I with a tplondld stock et j . , .
SPRING GOODS
I sow offer to thou In want of gjed Goedi, tba
ftaMt let of Ooodi nn oSuei Ta this market
At Greatly Seduced Bates.
.tmi s -' .: .
Ai I wai Im tha market win thing wara at
tholr lowest rates, 1 bought toy Oooda tor
LESS THAN ANY ONE
Ta tills elty, as others boaght early and had to
pajr feigner prion for the eame Goods. Sly Stock
eonriata of a full Una of i
PICCEf GOODS.
-atJca as
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French C?oatinjst ,
t PAriTr.:cooDSf
I r! a-
Vesting, all Kinds & Styles.
RGADT-UIADE
CLOTHING!
Of Hr on make, as I bow make my Beadj-mada
wwue ib mj swb eiors. xuey are oi (oa
sest","; MATBIAL!
and tba
, Finest, Workmanship. L
QOQD$,MJlX)E UP Ta ORDER,
. ! At the sbortost otlc.
Full SmtsMade
IH thisty-six noussr '
: t . I . . I i -.' I l 1
And warranted to at or aK
GiotHtno,
. A large lot on hand, ai vary low prices, ' '
.- ". ,.-J.T -.' -i-tfi f.r.
All,. Sizes j and
Kinds
sfrrpjTPP
i.Kif. -it hi
If .--"J 4 v .-
FURI1ISIIIE1G : 0GQDS1
i m b ;A fall stock oa band, inch aa '
sEuiTs,:: ; "' -'; ;-' ;
DRA WEES,""" ' "
riijVt UXDEESHIRTS;1!: ;
, . EANDKER CHIEFS, i
i , tJt w t yjg "" ' ' 4 ' " '
SCAEFS,
r... GLOVES,
HALF-HOSE
T2T
a . .1.
A full stock of tba abore Good always oa hand
aad of the
Finest Cfcuality.
G0OD8 UADI TO ORSIB, i.-- ;
FOR.:'X.ESS;
MONEY
Than auy oher boose in the elty, aa I have made
permanent arrangement with my bands to work
together In-ausa a manner tbat - -
.OiS ei-'i
Won. can Compote
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With ma ta pries, aod I aa d.tera lned
To Keep' Prices Down,
And not to be nnder aeld by any ona In Svana-
vine, xon win noa aae at -s
r . . . - . - - " '
zffrsr Old GTvssriD,
jST!iafM tVe et,
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46 ZIain'StteDt74G
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MATTHEWS-
" . t not,' i. 4
s ; ,-- T. HATE rOB BALK AT
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"Tliolesale and t-Eetail, -
A wall selected BtocDf -
Agricultural Implements.
" WOOD AND WILLOW WABC, .
HOUSE-KEEPING "ARTICLES.
AND - ; . ,
GARDEN SEEDS
' la their Stock will be fouud :
CHAMPION Beapen and Mowmti, ' .'
Q.VAKER Mol,
Rl'SELL'l Beaperaand Ha wen,
Vbrcaatng Maehlnea.
1 t a pa rat or a.
L'SIOX CHl R jr-m.kM Batter la Mln'l.
Clrj Of tile, (QaeoB of the Sonth.l
' Sugar MIIU,
PAHSISO MILLS, Staoforu's Ke Fatant,
! The Cheapest. . i
" la Smaller Ootalde A baa Larger aiddlea,
Has More and Butter Biddlet.doet twlca the work
of, and better than, ear other Fanotag Milt
Baa as tap and dovrm JOLT, withetde ebakr,
Cleasa aad beparatee all kind, of SKKDS,
Z Cnttlag; Beiei,
-. " C orn Shellera,
HO J SIKH. Wheat DRILL A 8eed t-ower,
, The Best in the World. , .
- ' Cider Mills,
ItORSK HAV FORK and Lifter,
" ' AC. L. WALKKR's Hew Patent.
. " Tbe Cheapest, simplmt,
ttroDgeat, lightest Fork, and bwi powerfol lifSs
now known. - . !
Horae Hay Rakra.. 1
HYDRAI'LIO CLOl'HKS WASHER,
- - Wshe Strcskr tihlrta,
Br force of the water, WlthaM RabMng,
Wasbee mere at a time and fnUr than any
other alacblne. -
Clolbes Wrlngirt.
PLAl'FOuM Ki;AI.l: of Molsoa A Davis'
- make, pronoaneed by Tobacco
- ' Warahonemon strongaet A most correct.
PLOVGHti, aad Cnltlratori.
OAK-MOUSE WHEAT DRILL.
FA tiCJCT ak. MKAtit'KK Combined.
s
u Ni-w Patnt and Jrt Conreuieaca.
la AIM-W A TICK PILTJCRiCKS Cheap,
Durable, and KB c tire.
NOiir-KXPLOSIVIC COAL oil CANS,
A Ohesp Insarauce.
USFRKKZABLK PUllPa, lew Patent.)
- W blch agitate t be waiar ; cheaper
and more effective tban Cheii Pniups,. or any
otber kind of water eleral jr.
COFFEE ROASTER, (Sew Patent,)
tioe by Clockwork, Boaata
Coffee without nxeding attention, browns every
grata to same color. anT if used in conjnoctiua
with Oar Old Dtmialon Coffea Pot, will
man? always perf t Coffee.
NEW LAMP-KH.tUlS A Altwiiratat,
1VK' Patent for COAL OIL,
,i t :s t r l, - Wblth perntlta tba Lamp
to be filled, trimmed and righted without r mov
ins Shade or Lhlntney; cast no itbaiow beneath
the Lamp; ia more portable Ihao Cm, moch
cheaper, and b'tttrr ttgbt for theeye. Many
firms in New fork bare DUCARDKU
OAS to nee tbis Lamp and Shade.
BIRD CASKS) the finest ever brought here.
rtllUIItu CHAIR!, a I styleo, laie and
small, carpet, nlat,eaanion and cane-eeat the
moat comfortable Chair yet made, and guaran
teed perfect 10 wood and workmanship. ' -
end svhtrga-aasortment of . !
WOOD AKD WILLOW WARE,
.. AND ,. .... , , '
POTTSS-KEEPISO , ARTICLES..
ii FIELD-SEBBJ3' '
BOUGHT ADD BOLD.
MATTHEWS A FULLIBTON,- .
.. BoS-dtf . , - , No. ia Main street. -
QUEENS WARE, &C.
IMPORTERS.
Cliina, Glass
ASD
aUEIMAM.
Consider oar Advantages I ; -c-
We are now receiving onr
Queenswaro Direct
from tho'.:?.!' j
S KJ "- C a . " I
POTTERS OF THB OLD W0SID !
At New Orleans, oar crates ara hoisted from the
Oceaa Bteamera aad placed oa beard Steamboats,
whlrh land them at onr wharf In tbis city, thua
making but one transfer from i
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND,
EJvsxnsvillfc, Ind.'
Ton will observe, therefore, tbat we aeenra safe
and speedy transportation, as welt as great saving
ia breakage, which alone is a very important
item to ba considered, In the oojt of oa Wsres.
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Main Street
OTJE STOCK Is ona of the largest aod beat as
sorted to be (band in the West, ant for sale
at extremely low prices.
We are now m.nnfiaoturlng every dnecrlption of
Ooat Oil Lamps, Candle and Coal Oil Lanterns,
wnwB we win man a tees coan t.memamu pneea.
Lamp Stock, coaelsting of Earners, Shades,
Chimneys, Pess and feet, for aalaat mannfaetnr.
ra' prlosa. . ,:- t .
vat new uatalogne and Price List, for 1866, Is
now ready foi diatribntion, which Will ba fur-
nunea 10 merer, anu only, on application.
LAW CARDS.
. A It V A H J OHM SOS, .
Attorney ' ctt Law,
NOTARY, PUBLIC
Heal Bstato ilgonta
V- Boldiers' and all other claims procured.
Office STANSVILLB, IND. .
aplS dtf '
Wm. Reavis,
U. S. CLAIF.1 AGENT.
Also, Real Estate & Collecting Agent.
0PPICE ON MAIff ST., v
Eel Third & JbttriA,) No. 95, Over
' j Keller's Gun Store,' I t
... I E?AXSTILLK, Ind.
"aeplS - ... -
ttoaais s. JOHMSoa......jaea w. wai.au
,r. Johnson & Walker, ;
ATTORXEY8 - AT - LAW,
' . OFTICE ON THIRD STKEIT,
K early opposite the Court Honae, at the building
formerly occupied by the late Dr. John T. Walker.
. , ; t . t 5 BlS Sas ' ' ' -
Jas. T. Walker,
-TJSTICE OF -THE -PEACE
' T-'- AJfB - J f ; - i
Affeat for obtain ng Faauloaa, !
Back Par auad Beanty
FOE DIBCHABGED- S0LDISE3, AITD FOB
the Widows aod other legal representatives of
.aosa who die In the service or the United States,
wfflos on the North-Went aido. of. Third Street,
near th WiMhinj ton House and nsarljr oppoalt
the do art Ilonse, Evansville, Indiana.
All bnslnesa entrusted to him will be promptly
attanded to. " ' " JylS-ly ;
A M. aHACKELFORO : : : : : 6. R. HORN BROOK.
SliacHelCord & Hornbrook, '
atYqrheys-At-law.
And lieal Estate Agents, ; t
; , 03ce on Third Street,-- -
(Betwaea Locnat and Mala Streets West Side.)
ST Prompt atteatlon given to Collections.
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GAS-FITTINO.
f. rniFinni1.
Thte dwlltr
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F. M. HUJHPHBKT.
ft " I , a.
ASD
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' 1 eSii'fiRCH ANTS!. "J:
-' GIHI'JAC"'""''""'' '"
STEAMBOAT AGENTS,
; wharf-boat' Proprietors, f
" Foot Sycamore Street r
"v ; : .1 - ; .. I".",..
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t H:
ALSO,
DEALGRs IS
Hay;-1',- :
- '' r t v.. " Flour, f h'J'1'
Bacon!
. AND y
Country ProducejGenerally
OVNCS: ' , t
Wo. 1 South Water Street,
frLiberal Cash Advances made
on Consignments. , ,
-ap7rf - r"
' aw biL.-
a. m. taasv .
DANIEL ft ZAHIf,.
' ' WHoteiiLa DBAuas ra
Urocsrlea, Wlau, JLIqwara, Clgara,
CottaB Vara, Hall a, etc., . ,,
Ho. Water St, bet. Main an d Loooat,
an 11-6m ; . SVANHTIL LI. IND.
J. C. Dl'SOlXUET & CO.,
Forwarding-, Commission
-AND
Produce Merchanta, '
So. 19, North Water Street, :.
1 (Orr Biojit, it door f M. Dalaell) '
EVA.VSVILJLK, - - 1A1UAXA.
, ootls, ' , ; - ; :;!! - i -
JOHN B. HALL, -roawAriiasG
and commission
TT1Z C HA.TS T
Steamboat Agent and . Hharf-boat
, . , ' Proprietor, -E
VA NS VI L LE, - - INDIANA.
Evansville, led., Oct. 6, 1866.
ocH8
r. a. bi;,to...... n. a?aa..Buaa aioaouoa.
: U HUSTON -& CO.it' r
Fprwarding & Commission
Merchants, f 1
- - A ;
WHAEFB0AT PE0PEIET0RS,
Evansville, Indiana
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DAK AillK.
A. a. SHiar.
a. w. Hi ai-La
DAN AIKEN & CO.,
GENERAL,
COMMISSION M ERCUAXIi
i 112 POYDBaS 1IBI1T,
- New Orleans, Louisiana.
Given, "Watts p. Co.,
Tobacco and Cotton
v pactoes.-V1.';
GENERAL COMMISSION
MIBCHASTR, TTHANOTAI. AUD TBAKS
SHlPPiaa AOJEMT3, , , . t
'": Ifew Orleans, L.a.
SPEED, SUMMERS & CO.,
..nr. COTTON AND TOBACCO
J? A --.O. T O Tt ,
GENERAL
. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
r. .-AMD
COHMBRCIAL AOKSTS,
OFFIOI.Jfo. 89 PCTPBAS 8I1I1
- I SEW ORLEANS, LA.
Carletoo, fonte A Co., New Tork.
Speed, Doaobo A Co., Memphis, Tana.
O aart, Stockard A Co., Aloblls, Ala, -
dS01t. . '
F. H. Ehrmau & Co. ,
Commission & Forwarding
Cor. Locust & Water Sts.
, , EVANSVILLE, IND.
Agents Star Fnlon Line, Fast Freight
line Tlafennsjlranla Central
". ; Kail road. , . lfu
Short cat and quickest Boats to tba Eastern Cities
Cars run throngh, to and from XvaBSvilla,
wiiuDiii iraoiier.
"Tim, and rates guaranteed.
ocS-Bm
rsao. SaAtra. ' Thos. O. Sana.
NKWHODSK, NBWPIRM.
SHAKFE '& SMITH,
.'"' ' tiENEBAL COMMISSION , -FBODUCE
"DEALERS,'
No. 5 Sonib Water 8tret,
fh 6m , ' . . aVANSYillE, IND. '
Browii, Duiikerson & Co.,
EVANSVILLE, IND. .
Coimniskon HercVts
FORWARDING AGENTS.
v , Ahot Especial Agents for the 1 ;
33oUofontalno '
COTTON EXPRESS
AND KBIS TBAKSP0BTATIOH OO. , :
BELLEFONTAINE
COTTO N EXPRESS I
Only Ten Day to New York.
TIME GUARANTEED.
THIS LIGHTNING KXPBISS LINB TOB
the trantmls.lon ef Cotton to tba Bast, by
dispatch, la now lolly established.
er Time Bills of Lading will be given. '
.'. - TIMS THBOTTGH, TXS DATS. "
9rC0iialgsments soHetted. ' '
- SHOWN, DUBKS&tfON A 00 , Agents.
fobi7-tf , . BVANSVILLK, IX D.
. 'Erie16,:;;?
Transportation Company's
?jVTime ; Express.";, ?
Ten Days from l New York to
EvansTillo. . :
' m Jaji i.f ''i.i -tl jo t tiiiO ,
"Time Guaranteed. Va i
THIS EXPBESS IS iOW BZaDT FOB BUS I.
' nase. Through receipts given and time gaarv
anteed by (- W. H. OAKLIKO, Azent,
- ' ' Ke. 865 Broadway, Sew Tork. '
...A a'o . -- O. W. ABBOTT, Agent,
"i -I "' No. 1 estate Street, Boston; .
i BBOWH, DTJHKBBBON A CO., Agent,,
. feb27-tf ; - - ; - JCvansviiie, Inl
, . E. 8. Desonchet & Co :. ,
'" OCMXBAIi ':-
POEWAEDINQ & COMMISSION
v,""f MKRCHASTg, i ,
Xo. 33 Foydrai St., New Orlearm, La.
... aoira for aala of alt kinds of Weatero
and Son them Prod ace. Goiuigssaenta aad order,
soUcitad. . . : . aaRl.eas
LB. H. FtilrchUd,
n
Tcrbcxiff Broth. rs,
Jonu w. tt.agi.mia,
r-'ew-vriasna.
onisvuie,
. FalrsKUd, VarteacfTek. BtB(kamr
Comnission , Mercnants,
8' Ij'AQAZISs; BTllKET, , J. , " ,',
4EW OELIAK9, IA.
i j
f SACKS Iter sale itPo i, V.rF-r-t,
i. T. cox.
IWOtTI-D BKSPICTTCtLT IBrOKX 1ft
friendf, and the pablic. tbat I bave opened out
a freehand desirable stock of
Staple &3?ancy
GROCERIES
SUCH AS
Provision s,; Sngar-Cnred , Hams,
' nam sansage, - - ;
Tea., Sugars, Coffees, Coal Oil and
Lamps, .' ; "' -'-'
Wooden and Willow Ware,
312s LOCUST STREET, ! -'33L
, t . ... t ..I : . f: t
- - . Between First ausel Saeaaidt ;
Having pnrcbased alcea tba lata decline, I aa
enabled to offer goods at lowest ,
'"CASH -JPlilCE.
All Orderi promptly filled, and de
livered to any part of tne City.
' Thankful for past favors, a renewal of tba pat
ronage of former frlenda and enstosaers ta earnest
ly col Kited.
hbS-im r-.j' , ' J. 8. DATI9. -
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NEW YORK GROCERY.
BT SHOBTFILLOW.
Tba vernal rains vara falling Cut,
' As t'arongh a little village pasasi -. ' u
A yonth who bora a hickory pots,
And oxen nnder his control , . ; . '
"i-r'i " - Mew Tork Grocery.
Hla t-ow was glad, hia ayes wera bright ;
Nor to tba lift, ao to tba right - ' :
He taxnad, bat onward kept his stead course,
, And shouted 'till bis vole was bona - ; -
New Tork Orocery. ,
, - - , -f -' ;T ! -.-)!
He left his bappy boms by night, .
And toward the city took hla flight; : .,
'What tbongbta than possessed bis bead, .
As on be went, and thus he ,Jd
" Haw Tork Grocery." "
" Ton'd better stay," a damsel aald ;
You'll sorely lose your way, y lad i
. That stormy road la long and wide " '
Bnt load tba headstrong yootb replied --i.
'. , " Jfaw York Grocery." -
" Bewars af swindlers, cheat and thieves J
Beware of tbosa who would deceive.
Such was an old man's lond advice, .
To whom the youth aald, in a trice
a . t .ii w,w yOTk Grocery
i The; thought him mad, bnt a he sped '
. T the place of which he'd read' ... J :
Where F. 8. Co. do lead tba town, v f "
Keeping pricea and rival dowa
. . . . r .. Haw York Gtooary. . :
Ha cam ha saw h bought b went ;
- With twice tba valu. for money spent ;
Betnrnlng to tbat aelf-aama shore, .
Be shoo ted loader than before . '
'' Kew York Grocry.rt, 'f
He told tha aelghbors all around.
He'd seen th plan both sura and " sound."
And tha news made their pulae leap, '
Tbat Grooariaa wara sold ao ehaap
. , New York Groeary.
' They earn from every hill aad dale,
Tbey bonght themaalvaa, and aent by mall ;
Tbey Joined theeanstant rushing throng. .
Of coatomers who sing the song , ' .
' .' "New York Grooery."
Parsons,
', ' Scovillo
1 &, Co,,
K5IP CONSTANTLY OH HAND A OHOIOI
electioaof
FAMILY CnOCERIEG
Which are being sold at remarkably low price
NEW YORK ; GROCERY,
Ho. M Main Street, '
Evansville,' Indiana. ,
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33
35
LOCUST STREET
D Weaver! Gdi
PROVISIOM STORE.
Keep constantly' on band and for
r sale, all kinds of 5 , '
GROCERIES, ; ;
J , PROVISIONS ;
VEGETABLES,
' M &Ce.'&C,'- SCC9
Green, Dried and Canned V;
. ?:,. Sngar-Cored :
DRIED BEEF; , ;
Aod, fta ' fftct, m gsnerasl tcpplj and'Tsuiety of
Groceries and Provisions.
Call and examine oar Stock and Prices, corner
of Second and Locnat street, Kvansville, lad.
Nos. 33 and 35 Locust Sts.
(' '. P. - : a
$ I.J 4. S. ' t '
febI3-3m
Wug,Tahxie7-'& Co.,
DIALS ES IN
GROCERIES,
- A1E, tORTEL, CIOZS,
LAQEB BEER,
":;:iro. 85' ?Iain Street;':. :'
mmvrr.T.c Ywti i.
S9TrelIv(,rd, FKXE fcF. CHAEQE, to anr
part of tbe city, by the dosen, hall-barrel and
barrel. , , ,, . , mar2a
1 A CARD, 1
. irnrm. - 'w. o; vvlubtos,
Late of Louieviile, K'T.Lete of LonUrliie, Kf,
-.MATTHSW8 & tUUESTCT, i
".,., 1 i - DBALCSS-. IS: rt- - t t !
Agricultural Implements.
; r vseeds 9 ,,v -
.WOOD AND WILLOW WARS, :
M ' .. -iSBr-,,,.,,, ! t,i :
BOUSE Fl'RSISHiSa ARTICI.K8,
TCt" " K 43 Maim 8trMt,":(' I
T A H 8 T.Vl L . 1 H D I A H A, (
DRY GOODS.
a. tt. sooiiLstr.
Y WHOLES A LS DIALES3 III V
Plain and Fancy
DRY GOODS,
-; , FIEST STREET,
Evansville, Ind..
ja29
C0-PmraE2SHI? ' 2T0IICZ.T
JOG. CCLZHAUGCR
" ; Has teen admitted as a :
P Xlt T N E R ,
1 1. a ! . ' ' . J". .'-; ' '" '
And we .will continue th bnsirjeea under tha
ftrrn of ,.. .... , , .-.
iiiPiEo,' , mm
: &Co. "
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Ota THAKIS TO THK PUBLIC OINEB
ALLY for their very liberal patronage, and
promla that ootuing shall be wanting ou our
part to merit a continuance of tha asm. . .
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CHEAP PBICE3 AND
GOOD ASSORTMENT,
BOLLE tSsBEYEEISS, -
. Ma.lBl trat, '
V. f! J - STAHaTIt.lS.lHI.
TTrS HATH JTJ8T hlOIITlD O0B FALL
TV Stock, which ambrace a ebolaa selection of
Press Goods, Oloaka. SbawU, JUlmoral fckirU,
Hood and Habtee, Olove and Hosiery, Corsets,
Clothe, CeeaiHiora, Ladies' Oiotbs, Claeeineta,
Jeana, Tlaanele, Blankete, Tickings, Oingham,
Oallooea, So., Bleached aod TJaaleeched Musllne,
and a tbuaeaud aad ona otber artielee too tediona
to mention. All of which will ba Bold vaar
oaaar. Go and see at No. 43, Main Stieet.
BOLLXA BEYBE1SS,
, eeptlS.i' .'' ! i Ho. AS, Alain Street.
WHOLE3ALE NOTIONS.
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CARRIAGE?, &C'
F. HALir.lERSTEin,
. Carriage and Wagon. -
LI Mi UFACTORY'
--.Cor, H&ia Street and Canal
:.i'y ;
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THB USPEESIGNSD HAS SVW OH H4KD
ajieadid ertnsatef Snlbd Carriagna
for Spring trade. Tbey are of thsleteat aud rnuet
Improved stylee, and ioclade fonr pseMtigM'
Bockawaya, Ught Rockawaj , Baitttiea with r
tlonary aad sniftiug tops; al.u, latcy, Hllght
trotting Buyglea and Priuc Albert.. . . '
1 have Baaaio, ffotc-a op extra strong, for
Oooatry eve. My work is made of the very beet
aad tborooghly seaaonKl timber, aod ironed with
extra BSnd Iron. I nee no ttrtory wheel, all
aay vheeis fcicg made by band at tbe abop I y
the bsat of aaecbaaica. I warrant ail nsy work, w
gi?e ...UHfesmtufa-n'an ia .--f rsct. Pcrfr.-i-e
.-hl. to porcaje aatl.;:. ia ny ll, witl
SndUtotbetr letareat lo o,t and axeuun asy
Stock before porchang eUeau&m. .. prpeaa to
li at th. lowest poiiie rti rtr.
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EXPRESS COMPANY,
vfisit ADAisI -KXPEKS3 COMrANT lK.
X .pectfnlly snnonnc to their friend, and
patToastbe pablic of Evansville and vicinity
that, with Increased faciiitica for tba transporta
tion of
TBEIQHT, PACKAGH3, HOHVIT,
ABTO TALUABLK8, t
They aollclt a contiusanca of former favor.
Especial care taken in th collection of Bills,
Draft, Hotes, and th transportation ef valuable
package. - j
- Any information In regard to the rooks, Ao.,
can ba obtained at the otice on first street, next
door to tbe Pcatoffice. THOS. G AIIHKB,
taS. .. ... .... - -' . Agent,
JEWELRY.
i a" r, -i
Watclicst' Jewelry
33XA.M:oisrr)S!
SlLERWilRE,
i ,
Clocks, &ci,
AT
TO THE IADIES. ;
Tf yon want a Tine Gold Watch and Chain, Dia
mond, Chased, Seal or Plain Gold Bing, call at
P. L. OEISSLKB'S.
If yon want a Tine Hscklaon, Bracelet, Breast
pin, Wadding Bing or Fine et of Jewelry, call on
P. L. GKISSLs.lt, M Mala St.
TO THE JHEKCIim, TAEMKU, IND
If you want a Fine Heavy Oold or Silver Hunt
lng American, English or Swiss Wat-b, mil oa
:,;: . . - . . OKISSLKR.
aa. Ha Is also the sole agent for th eelet rated
Foley Gold Pen, I '!-
Which I universally aclinowledged to b tha
flneat and beat writiug pan in America. , ,
u9. Personal attention paid to r. pairing fine
W.uihes, Clocks and Jew.lry. All work gnaraa
teed to give entire satiaractton, or the money re
funded, by i '
P. L CEI3GLER.
C4IInin St., r '
' (OSS l'OOB BILOW SECOND 8TB Kit.)
.... nt-6m .
f JEW. STORE ,
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EIEW GOODSi
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I AM HOW OPJENIKd. AT JUT SKW BTOBK,
NEXT DOOR TO FIRST
NATIONAL RANK,!
THB LAB0E8T STOCK OF
Clocks,. Watches, Jewelry,
' Silver and Plated Ware
Ever bronght to th elty of Kvansville, which I
can sell at greatly reduced price, for Cub.
WM. BUCK;
WAT0HB9 of all sraaVd
aod makes j pricea ranging
from 110 to floO; all war-
' ranted good time-keepers.
CLOCKS The Omtria
Srrn Taonas Cuvii.
'BIOII JXWELRT of all
the I atear and Most Fasb.
lonable Htylns, and tlsborate
1 Workmanship.
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DIAMOND SETS,
1 DIAMOND PINS, AND
Fl trout KIN08.
' OOLrt CHAINS' In sod
less variety.
WIDDINO BINDS. v
1 GOLD THIMBLES, i
" 6ILVEB THIMBLES,
, , OOLD BBACELET9, : ,
. PIABL BBIDAL BETS,
nnsarpaasab le In bauty . .
OOLD SPECTACLES,
BILTEB
STEEL
,. SPECTACLE CASES,
" BILTEB AND PLATED
WARE In acts, half aets, or
jngle plso. r, :, f . (j
filLVKB SPOONS,
BILTEB FOBKS,
BI1TEB HHITES, and"'
BILTEB Napkih Biaos,
BILTEB CABD CASES,
PEABL CABD OASES,
v FANCY OOODS OF ALL
HINDS A DEHCBIPTIONS,
TINE POCKET CDTLEBT.
TABLE CUTLEBT,
POCKET BOOKS, Ac,
And all Good astiallr foond
In a Fintt-Clas Jewelry Es
tablishment. . . "VVetcli Repairing .
Doa to order en tba moat
reasonable terms.
Engraving,
Both Plain A OaiiaTu"
HIGHEST PBICE PAID
FOB, OOLD A SILVEB,
WM. BUCK.
WW Those wishing to porchac good In my
II II. will ww w - J T
,.lr ift.r nmrehasiua eleewker. for I am de
termir-ed not to b nndersold. ocMr-ly
I bave also a fine assortment of Oold Pen o'
different brand. All Pel. warranted for two
year. . '
'm.BUCK.
STOVE WORKS.
OQTJTTTTJSIU
Itove Works
BFIINKF.1EYER a CO,
. .. -j ,,, .Manufaotararof . - ; ;
Cookinj BtoTei, for Wood and
Heating Stores,' for Wood aad
uoai; ;--!'- . - '
Country Skillets and lids; ;
Cottntry UTens ana juicis;
lA Biscuit OTeas and Lids ; 4
Odd Lids ; ...
Sugar Kettles; 1 -
. - Dog- Irons ; '
'- - jrarab Oratfs: ' ' ; . , '
t,! Fan ct Grate rrcntsj '."
AirfrateJf - - 1 '
Cellar Graf!i; '
.: V7indow Weights, -
. Maian Molds - ' ,
Watae Irons; ', . , ,
Ham Boilers ; -
8t0T Holiowars, &o., ft . '
' AC30, RXSP F05 SALE'
r x Tx
''Bliestlron, Coppsr'&c; ;:
- t -....u -i . , t- .. . ..... ., ,
ejsw HaJaa Room 1taln Street, ppa-
It Coairt If o,, fwanjrjr neeur
eatbPlgeaatrt.k. , ' i
- eaaVO'" lltta.! ' 1 . t
"' i t y, "w
m tit .H V-1 '- m-.V.i
BOOTS AND BIIOE
AT
WHOLESALE.
o-
A LARGE AMOBTMENT OH HSD ASD
Goods arriving almost dally.
Tbe tntde ta respect fnl I y tnvliMt v.. ci in.ne mv
stock with the asauranoe that th-y viil fud aa
gnod Quods and ae low prioee as any i cuse in it,
Tbaakfnl to old cuctooiers for pwit (avore,
woold respectfully svrlcil a ount!uou;i;o of li.e
same.
P. sEMUM V.
EvaasViLLW, July 13.
A BIG iWATEBF&LL,
a i.
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AND
OTUCIl Bin TIltVGSt
Niagara XjilI-
I the biggest tiling 1 j th shape of a Waterfall '
oa record.
efxvBa vis
. , - '.
I" the blit tiling In the sliapa of a mltltary
nrreaalty" tbat cau be foond lu tLe country lo
day. ,. .
Tho Great Kebellioa
Wat the blcgest thing In the; shape of a peg! In
.uwuuMi n,or uuwa, ect iu, euouut. l'r
between Sayres and the Benecia Boy.
' THE TBllIIlS
"A a thing," I a large one, with a very eiltn
cbaare of in ever guti leg aay amalKr,
..onjCKpcwEnoY
it tbe biggest thing In tbe simps (f a Western
editor that ever got behind a quilt.
But th 'btgget thing" lu town is th
' .. . BOSTON
Shoe Store I
Buy Tour Shoes Tlierc
Tor youraelvea, your wlvne and ll'iw one, and
yon will
EeducQ your Exptnsoj.
WE bave taken great pains to learn the waute
of tbe people of this vicinity, in n aorct to
BOOTS&SHOEG.
And have endeavored to supply those anu. '.V
bav been to tbe bwt MannfaoKK-t,, in ,
Massachnsotts, aud ordert-i '
Tlio Best Goods I
THAT CAU BE KA!
For our customers and tbe public, and oc!d call
at tun Hon to cur excellent atc.k of
FINE STRONG CMOnS
Styles tket eus.t be femnd elMwkere Ir. ".-".
And we bare ao hiwitatlaa In My - j;. -
we can fnrnish a Lady, rtnil.u.rt,i(
. Olrl, or By, with a nicer .
aud bettor
SHOES BOOT
Than can b bought In any other pica.
i e
DICHB & CO.,
5.
(, Ifo. 8 Second Street,
SOUTH BIDE,
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Bet. Main and Fjcaaior',
: NEAB MAIS BTBECT.
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P. S. W have OenUemen' Flu EtI Bout,
! eud
Ladies' and Hints'
SERVED CALF SEOE3,
Wklob w ltT bftd B)s.d to Or Ur.
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i ," ' Vbolesals dealer In
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find ,
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lam low receiving a largo stock .
qnalitie of Boots, bbone, liata and
offered to the trade, wnrn have been
for oash, and will be aoU at very ami
f AE.C9
Call and examine my stock and pro, . u, above
aaeertion.
P. 8. I haveseenred th service el Mr
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Tenney, late with P. Semoata, who! ,--. a
!.,ald
frisad to eel 1 and examine my stock,
fio tron Lie to show (foods. ,
Evansvilie, Deo. 12, 1UA.
PERFUMERY.
imW PEITFUI.I3
' FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
Vv'
. - - - $ - -
A 33ot Uiniii, OvlU.-att' '"' . ,
grant PrrfutMP, liti! -s" .
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whirh il labra iisnmc.
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S3T Us-ware ,of . Counted
AmH far M"h-'ton'T"le iu .
'Sold ty drDrsts g.--iiora