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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-24
TAILORING.

THE undersigned, lately arrive from Boston, begs
l. leave to inform the citizens OF Evansville, that
he has opened a shop corner of Sycamore and FRS
Streets lately occupied BY Mr.. ONeil, where he So
Iicts call Of gentlemen wanting garments made in
good style, and atters himself that any, who once
tries his work. will ever aitergiv him their custom
decll ID. : ANDERSON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-24
SALE Of MoRTGAeED SCHOOL

Fl ~ n n ~ y
NJ Office is hereby given that in conformity
4 Y with the provisions of the laws OF the State OF
Iadiana, in relation to selling mortgaged school
tracts Of land nortgaged to secure the loans of the
surplus revenue fund situate in Nanderburghcoun
ty, or much thereof as will be necessary to pay
the principal interest and costs due on the follow
ling mortgages. the time OF said sale, will be sold
AT the Courthouse door, the 22d day OF February,
1855, between the hours of 10 O'Clock 4. N. and 4
ocl0c P NJ. of said day, unless the sums due there
on be satisfied before the day OF sale, towit: Sixty
acres taken from the south end OF the east hall OF
the southeast quarter OF section number twenty
one, and the southwest quarter OF the southeast
quarter OF said section number twenty one in town.
ship number five south of range number ten west,
Imortgag9d by John MeCutcheon, 10 secure loan No.
I59-amOunt due thereon, 1882 S2-lCO
Also, the northeast quarter OF the northwest quar-
ter of section number seventeen, in township num-
Der seven south of range number eleven west mort
gagged by David Thomas TO secure loan No. y3--
lamount due thereon sos 55-l00
Also, the west halt OF the southwest quarter OF
section number three, in township five south OF
range eleven west, ntaining eighty acres, more or
less, morgaged by Joseph Lecbner, jr., to secure
loan No l57-amount due thereon SIP 25-lC0.
Also the east hall Of the southeast quarter OF sec
ton number four, in township five south oil range
eleven west, containing eighty acres morgaged by
Isaac HUTCHINSON, TO secure loan No. 22l-amount
due thereon S345 53-l0O.
And should no one offer or bid the full amount
due upon the aforesaid tracts OF land, the same VIII
WIN. II. WALKER,
Auditor of Vanderburgh County.
BY JAS. r WALKER, Deputy
decl9 w2m Printers tee Sl0.l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-24
PIrrsRuRou. Dec. PO. M.

There are 10 feet water in the channel and
falling. 1t has rained steady since last night
P.M.-The river is stationary, with 10 feet
water in the channel. Heavy rams have fall
EN- all day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-24
GUARDIANS SALE

OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
by virtue of an order of the Probate Court Of
D Vanderburgh county, at its November term,
A. l849, will sell at public auction, at the Court
house door, in the city of Evansville, on SATURDAY,
the Goth day of January 1880, O'Clock P. NJ the
south half of the southeast quarter of section No
twenty-five. in township number four south Orange
number ten west in the Vincennes land district, in
Nanderburgh county, containing 50 acres, and hav-
ing small improvement upon it, and being the
same so acres conveyed by Thomas Wheeler to
Anna McCutchan, deceased, and which descended
to her heirs Charles A. and Marcus G. McCutchan,
IN whom it now vests.
Terms-one half cash and one half at six months
with security, waving relief laws.
JOHN INGLE, JR.,
decl9 Is Guardian of the estate of said heirs.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-24
ARRIyAL OF STOVES.

TT THE subscriber has Just received esz
E. by the steamer Pontiac large assert Ia
u & ment 0 t Double Oven Cooking Stoves, x-AA
and New England Air-tght Cooking Stoves, with
fine lot Of Fancy Parlor Stoves, which can be
examined at my stove establishment on Main ST,
lee Pot deco If THOS. SCANTLIN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-24
CINCINNATI, Dec. 90.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 20.
The river has risen 1-2 feet. There has
been considerable rain since last night.
The Ohio Senate is making no progress to-
wards organization.
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CARPET wAREROOM

Ok4I6 IL w xALNIlENOO4A4
TINE subscribers are just opening large andel-
L egant Carpet Wareroom, where they have now
on hand splendid stock of Carpets, consisting Of
Venetian, Ingram, Three Ply, and Stair Carpetlngs
from 37k to 81 so per yard, together with 4-4-5-4
GA, heavy Oil Cloths, with a splendid stock o.
Tufted and Chenille Rugs, all ofwhch will be solo
cheaper than ever before offered here. We have
now on hand about 80 pieces Carpeting, TO which
chase.
d 1-tf JH. MAGHEE & co.
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PIrTsBuRoH, Dee. 81.

The river is rising, with IL feet 10 inches
ater in the channel. The weather. pleas
= 1t.
- P. M.-There are 10 feet water in the
channel and rising. The weather is pleas
ant.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-24
CINclNKATI, Dec. 81.

OINCINhAII, DC. II.
NcLewis's Linseed Oil Min and Bucket
Factory was destroyed by ere last night. Il
was insured.
The river is stationary.
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BRANDY.
SPICES. &c
DISSOLUTION

THE partnership heretofore existing between
L JAMES & WHITE, in the Dry Goods business in
Evansville. Ind, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The business OF said firm will be settled
by [dec2l dol w. P, WHITE & CO,
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The Senate was engaged in Executive
gession to-day
HOUSE.
= Several resolutions, &c. were presented Of
"a particular interest amid confusion, fun, and
, To- They then adjourned without ballot
We Wings and Democrats hold caucUses
8'night, and it is reported thav the confer
encecemm;ttees appointed by both parties on
"Wednesday night, will report some scheme
Hor the organization CT the House.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-24
ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE OF MANS.

ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE OF MAIIa
60
NORTHERN MAIL. -. Arrives Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, at 10 P NJ ....Closes same days at
lskP. NJ
EASTERN MaII-By the River. Arrives Sunday
Tuesday and Thursday, ats A M-irregular....
Closes Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, az z P NJ.
SOUTHERN MAIL-By the Riuer Arrives SUM-
day, Tuesday and Thursday irregular. -. Closes
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, at Z M.
NV HARMONY MAN.. Arrives Monday, Wed.
.nesday and Friday, at P. Mt Closes same days
at st PM.
LEA7ENwoRTH MAIL..-. Arrives Monday and
Thursday, ats P. NJ Closes Monday and Friday
at 81 P. NJ.
NEwARx MAIL. Arrive Saturday, at l9M..s.
Closes Immediately.
The West Franklin Mails arrives once week
irregular
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON MAILs-Per American
Packets, via Chagres and Panama Closes at New
Orleans once month-irregular. Single rate 70
Chagres 90 cents, TO be prepaid; dittoto Panama so
cents, dtto ditto TO San Diego, Santa Barbara, Mon
terey, San Francisco and Astoria 40 cents, prepaid
or not. Arrives at New Orleans once month
Irregular.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-24

HASTINGS Syrup Of Wood Naptha;
4 L Maris Fund Extract OF Alexandria SIENNA
GO 90 Buchu;
ao do Pinkroot;
DO do g Sarsapaila;
These articles are admirably adapted for the pre-
scripuons Of Physicians. For sale by
mr. ]. G HATCHlTT, Druggist
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-24

POST OFFICE HOURSss
31rThe Post Office will be open daily from Z A.
NJ. to SIP. M, except on the days on which the Nor
thern Mail arrives, when it will be open until II r
NJ =; Open on Sunday from TO II A. NJ, and for
two hours after the Eastern Mail by the River az
rives 20
W. H. CHANDLER, P.
Evansville, 1879
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SENATE.

The Senate was engaged in Executive
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-12-24
REGULAR PACKETS.
RErUIAR EVANSVILLE 81 LA FAY
FIFTH p a CsxE1T

OCULAR ENANSVILLE & LA FAY
ETTE PACKET.
gsa@naA I'HE fast running and substantial
lllllszsszzszssa steamer
Ezsszszz NORTH CAROLINA,
w II. Thomson, master, will depart for Lafayette
and intermediate ports tle first rise OF water in
the NJ abaSh, and will remain in the trade during
the entire season.
For freightor passage apply on board, or to
decl8 O'I3lLEY * MITCHELL, Ag'ts.
~, B. The North Carolina has been thoroughly
repaired, and stands with the insurance Companies
rs good a arg boatin the trade.
EVANSVILLE ARD WABASH PACKET.
SFagzass h The substantial and excellent stea-
llh5z5sssssfFsA5i nler
- VISITOR,
IN. f. Webb, aaster, will run during the winter as
Ia regular packet in she Evansville and Wabash
River -rade The Visitor is double engine boat.
and provided win Doctor and for aceommo-
dations cannot be surpassed by any boat in the
trade.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
declls 2 O'BIELY q MITCHELB, Ag'ts.
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MERCANTILE.
NEW GOODS: NEW GOODs:!

lust RECEIVED, direct from New i'fh'
81 an inyoice of cheap
Consisting Of H.. latest styles. aud for safe hy
the subscribers, at their old stand, NoHil-o'N
cornsy II the public square, Narsllail, I"NaS'
Among which, may be- found T. !, 81 Brown
and hleachcd Shectinrs and Shrriings, brown
Drill. Ticking, Cuitnnadcs, Dcnim', thaniprf'
Nanh,cn, Camlet Jeans, Rira Cassimerc,
Cheeks, stripe, brown checked and French LIN
ems
For Laiies' War.
Table Diaper o., "a cheap arlicle) English
French and American Prints, NEW sfylcs)
checked, striped, plaid, SOLID PINK and black
,,tnrham. printed Lawns, Jaekouct and Mus
Gn., fancy and sa,in-strpcd Beregrs fancy, silk
and linen Poplns, linen Bcrcge, fancy Organdi.S =
ringham Lawns. Chambay linen Ginghams'
Chambray Ginrian black AMI mourning Lawns
white. pink and black Grapes, supr white dress
Sin. Alpaca and mohair Lus,res, grass SKIRTS
silk. Bcrcgc and linen Shawls and Scaris, fancy
linen Fringes, q new article for ladies' trim
minas) blue. scarlet, green and white Florence,
black and white Bohonc,s. linen Edging~, In
servings and Iaces. cambrc Edgings and Insert
mq~, Swiss Edsings aud In.crtings, thread and
hslr Edpings, inscriinrs and Iaec,, yingham and
six parasols and "nrasoctis, silk. ginghom, ard
cotton Umbrellas, linen canhric lldk +, ass a,
silk pocket idkfs ass'd, black lace Wells
fancy, bonnet, cap and ialeta RIhons' assd' Ar.
rifical Flowers, fancy, shell, twist Combs, shell
side do, paper Fans, Hair Pins, Nhalc.boncs,
Hooks and Eycs, cotton Wclting Cord Paste
Boards, Ladies black, white and fancy kld
Gloves, 'ilet y.l,i;,s black and colorcd SILK
Gloves, black lace Miits, thread, Isle and cotton
Gloves, cotton Hose, &c De.
Genibmeas' Wear.
Gents black Md, pearl silk, cold silk, thread
and liso Gloves, einghain, muslin, silk and linen
black, Italian and fancy silk Ira,aIs, assorted
Braces, cotton ! Hoe, &c, &c.
Holintfs.
i lorenzo braid. lace and straw, French Rut.
land and Devon Bunncts, latest styles.
To which, We iusite the particular attention
Of our old friends and customers, and The publ,
generally, a. We are determined to sell on more
reasonable terms than such goods have cycI
heretofore been bought OF sold IN tins market
eau and eran,iHc. We will most oeriainl,
make good our promises, We charge nothing
for, but take piedsnre IN, showing our goods.
| lmy26-ilyl EVANS. GREGG, q KEY.
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~ HfNH'tiiuiN tshl'u W our N'Ht-
fal assortment Of
School Bools
Wchstcr's elementary and pictorial Spoilers /;
Mrt,ufey' eclectic Pfimmcr'- Spoilers, second
third and fourth Readers. klrkham : and Smith b
Grammais. Dnsc's, Smiths and Emmcrson' Is
Arithmclcs. toiburn's First Lesson IN Ariih-
mctc, Colburn's Algebra, sequel and key TO the
same, Miss Swlits Philosophy, first and second
PARTS Parlcys Europe, Asia, Africa, America,
Sea, Sun, Moon aud Stars, Scrip Book Frank
hn, Columbus, Every Day Book Universal lis.
tory, Cabinet Library, Bible Stories, Winter
Evening Tales, Juvenile Tales Greece and
Rome Smiths Geography and Atas. Com
stocks Philosophy, CHEMISTRY and Mncrloy,
new edl,ions). W.bstors and Walkers Die.
lionarics; Grimshaws L. = with questions
Blair's Rhetoric; Fairy's Philosophy and The
ology; loycfs L. =. Speaker and school Dia-
logucs Tooke's Pantheon. Whcpley's Com
pend Abcrrombic's lnileilcctuai Philosophy
lipham's Mental Philosophy Mrs. Lincoln :
Botany; Hedges Logic; Biglani's Naiura-
History MARS Latin SyntaN; Dawes l.egcal
Dire and Elements of Geomelry. School Trsta-
mcnts; lIuntcn's Piano Instructor. Cory
books; Noyes' Copy Sps Historic Sacrr /;
Gonlds Adams Latin Grammar, Autkon's Chs-
seal Dictionary Anhon's Virgil, Caesar Cicc-
70, Horace; Ialpey's Greek Grammar, and Ja-
cobs Greek Reader
Miscellaneous
Bibles, Ioscphus, l.lc Of franklin, Gold
smiths Animated Nature, Byron's, licman's
CRADLES, Millions, Rogers aud Cowpcr's po-
ems; McClelans Surgery, Ehcrlo's Practice,
Sternes Works, Mason's and iinds Horse
Frazier, Rushenburgcr's Natural History, Wash.
inoton Marion Jackson Toylur 4 Stall S,ntt
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DRUGS, ETC.
THE NEW DRUG STORE.
.0 THE subscriber having purchased the

,r,,,, a. t,...,,. ,,x,h,.aJ IN.
@ i"s; s""Sc,'-' "',n's '''", e 10
II st"o 'or'ns''s own'. " ''"'. ,,'.. NJ
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staH Dfhs S",s' lh'''e '"e a''e''i"" % Wv
'i"A,"s " ~ ''' W., 'i'a,.'J IT, q,
u thoF .'rno "',, N''' - ~ 'I T.,
D'", = - al -, MI g. ,,'i, sol; n,
"y h'"" ~ ." ~ -" -, =, s,lr.vo
Prices 'S '''' a. ~. Co. ,,,,.,,, s ha,,Ia,
port, or ail "'",' 49, ~
west o' .1'' IL n,,.;,, .r,.,.,as ~, na,,;nc
rC,l,nel RIM Uass. Err. Coiocy,ah, El9. Hyo.
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w ~ III
Ard one to the Agent or cc,,cr up Of the club
Three copies II the Noingday ErcHiag Post
and ON OF either t,rahams Magazine or 10
dey's Lhiy's Book, for i've dollars.
Five copies ii the Nahrd1y Eroning Post
and two of either Groham's Magazine or 10
d,y's Lddy's Boot for ten dollars.
Three copies Of the Naiw,Loy EreHing Pos'
and two Of the La,iies Garilnd, for five dollars
Six copies Of the SdfHriay Fleming Post
and four al the f.ddies' Garianf for ten dollar.
Two copies Of the Saturday Ercn,ag Past
and two of the FoH'din Containing .52 page,
of original letter press, and ) of Sartain's bcsl
Magazine engn,ings,) iof four dollars.
A PREMIUM OFFERED.
The Po~i-Ohicc Of any town in the Union
from which we shall receive the greatest mum.
bor of subscribers TO the Noturlay Efcning
Pest during the year, between the list OF NJ.
vember, 1913, and the l,t Of November, 1919
(the papers to be mailed 10 such pos-O ihcc
or 10 subscribers through IT, shall be entitled
To a continuance Of the whole number Of the
subscriptions g,dtuifmsiy for one year after the
expiration Of the year for which their subscrip-
tons shall have been paid.
The papers will be continued on, either TO
the subscribers themselves, or 10 the nren,s
through whom We may receive the orders fer
quantities, and to whom the package Or pack
aces may he directed ar TO both, IL there should
be both in the same town As the case may be-
ALWAYS ~ ADVANCE.
The Money for Clubs must be always sent in
ad,ancc. Subscriptions may he sent at our
risk. {Nhen the sum is large, draft should
4 D., Al
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FIR f. SII ARRIV Al,

+ X f. s II a X X VAL,
.E have just received, and viii positively
w sell low, the following articles, to vii:
A lot Of
Really Mad Clothing,
consisting o! every variety OF Coats, Pants,
Vests, Drawers, Shirts, Hose, &c. A lot Of
hardware,
Of Nails, assorted Sleeves, superior
heavy e. =. Hoes, iiand-saws. Files, Locks
Cotton cards, Troweis, Tacks, &c, &c.
A good supply Of heavy
Osan5urgs and Neeiings;
also, light stock Of Prints new stylc,) Print.
ed Jackoncts, Irish Linen, &c.
Powder, Shot, Lead, Caps, Rope, Spices
Pepper, Starch, &c, DC.
my26-llyl WARD a. WILSON.
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VARIETY.
), vr,nxySr OF the coNsrrrr TloN.



Wvvsy~. hs leiai Res'ln'i0n
n ti~ itsi sss-spu Of The star
- pratgr-. eyrN~d Narrb ~
>>S~SSP 49, a certain v.frifswf,' ="
a., ...,,,., n The laa,s !, pr.,F.~.j which l'i1'
~ ' i. T. -. ..rt. md tgs-s faiss ifg ie"f
- 80, ur,s.a.ng sn aairs..inssat 70 bif
.,.'',,,,,,i's, N ~. state ef feSaat ~
. n, ~ ge.y r..i ~ ~ i<rsstsfsfe n fn'
v,,,,s al T.ns That the ton.i'iaiioa " "" "a"
',''n. p .i,.,g al ,fp.,sls.l ls,i iis lnds..
=" -. aal I,.tftct t.,tfts tnorrsy '.efr raj
I, w r. ,o,a,,traIl4f al PHhasr AeuHu,is,
,.,, ~ ~. STAT, .t.d tis Commissioner IT Tie
,uszrsl Land ofir. sirli. q; The fsifHAhH o' tw"
~ r., bg ,l.s.ih resignation. other.
- ~, ..,.,,,.-a, tai - eifaci an1 tie rcaiiff r.,
T., -, ~, ,Le ,,n.i.-i electors OF The >tsie, IA III"
-, ,,,..,,.l.s' bv IaR.
ST. n Il ts-sAsr Rsf1i,.d That he rlcc'an
-, -. ,n.i pt.,riel Atorueyl hall d. con
s -, - -, ---,..eif,~ DISTRICTS.
e.. w. n G-sArr R,sairsi That tho foysranf
d.. p,-an,r,n ~ T., Aud, lsIhii-iei IN the pub
., Ola. s,ste NJ least tirss un,itia. i-Ssr~ tr-
,,i n, t,su i,r Eett..@. natives at the stat.
i.(.mr.
"a ,.h.,e,. t,. thirty 80 ,enh ses'ios ~ The rrn.
ga, srs, sam. II The ,oss,ii,itna, pf,is,ra =. follows
~sv,rin, n Tbs fes,.laiiire. wh-rp.yrF two
,h,,i n each r,s.r hall deem II faeea-afy may pro
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-. an A. ,,,,lv ,,,lJ..h.i !, th. uuh,s
,,,,, n, ia, si,te at J.,., tlsre month. i-ofe is
49,, ,-n.,l sle rt,,s of REPRESENTATIVES, ia thr
I'D ,,np ~ The n. olr a,,d II snail H. is dnty of the
xsyl r~,u,ein, o,I,.,r~ al Tho fsi -lcstiei Wirii
III - ,h, h,ld.n $, ,..o a nd f,r and mske Re-
49,, ~, III. s.c,,t,ry e., State If he Names II all
-, ,.o,i,a r., n.,,r..n,stt,.s WIN have voted M
s,,, o,.,,s.i ,n.fd,u,pt. and II il.rraytn It shall
.,I, lt m,.r,,v OF ali ihs ,:tit.,,s IT ,ii- Stair
IT, n, r.n,e',,,ty,- have ,ui,si IN favor ~ p,
.-.i .mruJ,,..nts and tp o. thirds oi each Iioi..
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a -, ..,,, ,,tlfy ia. sa,,a a,r.u.lip.u,a d. 4. a.
al o,ys tlry .hn H. valid to adj ,nieni- AMI par
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"OF INTEREST TO tLL.'
TIE GENUINE BALM or COLUMBIA,

ron RESTORING THE HAIR.
II YOU wish rich uynrian, head Of hair,
free from dan,lruil and scuri do not fail to pro-
cure the GnHmc Bdlm If Coimbio
Copaers and Daiieys Magical Pam Erirac'or.
The wcrds ronder, pronounced 50 by all
who have ever used them. White swelling in
fanaliou, pam in the back, neck, limbs, tender
or sore feet, and all s,roiuour, sores, &c, Sc,
are speedily cured by Daley 4 Councils PAN
Extractor.
Comstock's Hrs's Ncrre apd Boue Imminent,
and iiiraa Icgeiabic Eilir, is warranted to
cure any ease of rheumatism, govt, contracted
chords and muscles or stiff joints, and strength
en- weak limbs, &c.
neafpess.
Use DR.. NcNairs Acoustic OIL for the cure of
deafness.
hrs LiHincn' for hc Piles.
The wc-si eases OF plies are cured in short
time hy the use of the genuine Udgss Imminent.
Comstock * Cos Cmccnirdifd tHppouni
Find Erh'7cf NJ Narnparfiia for .c cure dt
scrotula. chronic rheumatism, general dchil-
ity cn'aneous diseases, soalyrruptlons oi the
skin, &c.
Ur Npsha's Nick- Iicadfcle Remnfy
This remedy will ciieciually destroy any at.
tack Of headache, either nervous or Billions
I,onsly's Grsa Western H,dian Panacea,
For the cure Of dyspepsia, liver complaint, in.
digestion, loss of appetite and bilious affections,
The Great Pain Killer.
No medicine has been discovered, that is 50
happily adopted TO use, internally and ertcntrai.
", rs this. See numerous certificates aeconpa.
nyng each bottle Of medicine.
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IrDNt,IJ,S HOTEL.

INlE subscriber wishes To inform the PEI
l that he has taken the House, in Shreiss
In, formerly known Is the Shreveport, Of \
Rihbcr's Hotel, and opened under the naas'
PowFLL's lIorrL. lie hopes from his Il
Renee in the business, To be- enabled TO gwl
the citizens of Shreveport, and the tray"
public, such accommodations as stall meet
appreciation Of all.
G. POWELL
Shreveport, La, March LIST, lsia. nj
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

7 ETTERS of administration were ~
IL 10 the undersigned, by the county ecus
the county Of Harrison, on the Js,h ~
June, a. u. 1919, on the estate Of ". ~
Mckee. This, is therefore, to notify all Ts~
having claims against said estate, 10 Pvs
them within the time prescribed by Laws
and those indebted 10 said ~
will make payment TO
r. J. MCKEE, Adminis'rss
June %, lSla. Mt, II.
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ELECTION.


~ NnEfrt nffts
No,,. ,lsressfe. I. GEORGE r WOOD. Governor
II tfa sat- 81 Teans 80 b -tii- 81 NJ authority IN
vcsisd i-frh, or,f an direct that 9Th 3D. 0r'd
the -scral Isrciueis Of he rei"fuse e"uhrr ~
lhss STATE, The 69i VI Hd's %, 'nih day l"l Az
gust f.ti. tif de- sffuou, NY inii. ~ hfFfFfs
iauirasut Governor, nrd commissioner ~ ilf' TEN
ora Land otlire. Tie th'rf iiriirr If ~" ~'tsfl .
c,,,nii.. and N ca-e oi saesp,y te uira Of 'hri
Jusiior. inability 81 that oihsf - 4ci- ten any Two
n To. County tutansssi0neTj wui Accordingly give I
,in. ssifs ard lnlls W b. OPENED At he several
rreir.ts nf iteir rnI.rtise unucs 90 he sahi h0i
Monday Il- .,ih aayl Of Nususl fu, inr Che reeth'i
a. aiaeesad II Guscfnnr. Lieutenant t,userr'f, /
and tomabz,oi.ef Il iie General land ofce Of iie
~ss. N. rfnr,p a The ririiu for t.n1crilo aud
ilsutnant t.oycrnof will TO- pry.hy made out ca"i
No. and transmitted b, The hief Jnsoer q ,hc e'cfd
fonI,as and "a ~ vacancy In tie ollie" Of hei
Jn-iie, or inabalfy 1t that officer act tlen by sny
,so ni tie totniY tafam sipnerS.l - he NTrt'f u
~, Ifesa n RPfsssa'sitr's, NJ Tho ely If Ausin. en-
dansi IleciHn Returns for tustrnor and Lieutenant
Governor" The fruFs 81 the election tof tonuuis- I
sopar u the t,cri Land Office. All, m Ike manner,
H. made OF s'ganlicly sealed MP and Ifnieitfi o.
tia Secretary II -itir.
And WnfAr,. by the said act, II Is sso Required
that an ele.,iua b. held IA the several pre- net 81 the
respective co.Biss 1T the hr-i aud aorUud ongr-inn
81 Di-'rei-, io hepfcent.,es IN the Congr-' ui The
niird State
Ti.tetnfr DO lc,el,y further order and direct that
the h,rf JUSTICES and IN 1T ssoancy the oiii''
II thicf Justice Tie ably Of hat officer Ia set,
then any mo Of tlp, County Commissioners 81 Nie
rp,ntes oi kndrt~or. Angelica iipuIr tls th0fp
A~e oliiu. tosr. Dallas, Denton Iafnn Gray-nu.
Harrison Henderson iiopki-. Houston Hunt. jasper
J.,Ir r-,n Kaufman Lamar Iii-r,. Nsccfpiosi-.,
N,wion, Panols Polk Red VET Ross, SABINE, san
/ Auststir. Shelby, smith Tur Tyler I l-lur and
Van Ian respectively. composing ihr fint tonera
.ioaI District and The OF husiia, Haslfop
it,r. B~,lpfn Brxs. BurlcSon, fnl,iwrllt aihnnn.
oiu,,fuu. ,nlradp. tu,nl. u. wa, fi,riic, Fou
Besl Galveston. '.illr-pie t.pliad Canfac Gfin-s
,.arlaluf. HAIRS, HAYS Jaekaou. IL Nar, L'on.
Iiln.-i,ae, Natsgorla Medina. nilan Montgomery,
Nttafrp Nurrcs, R"uRio. Rotrfisi"n, san iaireio
Start Santa IT,, Tntis, Niotnrla. W tlkct Waahing.
ton. W-hh Wlllinm-on nud Wharton. respectively,
composing the ~eoord Congressional DI tfci giS. dic
rt, md ea,,.e g.Iiy Ia h, ned a. a6lfed at III.
.e,rra pr"'inr. OF iheif Respective 'aunuc-, Tor ,ln
eir,thtn ut - Hrpnasn,at,- h tic Coagfe-s nj the
Stats fr the Dtifiei f. winch she and ruunin,. may
respectively belong md doc return u,rrtof mike nc.
,,niius Ia I'D, IL, ts S.r,s,,-. al Stair rnaof-rd