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art and 1ne Pirate.
At meeting % the above Company on ;hr
!.t!. ulllru. tie !olius'i!g resolutions 'sele
pas. so unanimously;
j2sso!!re.'. !. The: this Company ekn:' ne
known AS he .Ox E;wcIap Raes.
HesHl:re7. 9. Tia. Inc r;riIurn q thi: Con-
panr shall be sagh ciothcs az We can gc:.
!9e.sl~y:' ?. That Ike arms of t!'is t"mpa-
NJ shai! :,e, such Is We can ::ini {: have pre-
.s.!ti t,, as, .ucciaiiy 'lcm as Is OF: {! ;i>
arr; c::rl shoot COS ihe5 :;.:gh' Otherwise HI;
:o.:!e 6: .l:e ram: AID lie While on vm.atic--
aa.i nolc ,..!,ecaiy .iam ,sl'a; rof.'t t:e'. cos
otherwise .e might Gu: nu:,ei.
Re$clr,,', 4. That !he niaec oi rendezvous
IN ia time ot sarm 0. :;angc-. shall be t''
BIZ Car.ls<. and if we aint GO; ':me 80 81:
thar, 20 'ha lji@ CY::ess i: 'Blrck kiy'r.H--
Tie Gap,ai- %;li il ays'? instance ieai tac
CnimTany.
R.*oirc,!. That rs i, IS the duty of b.asc
men IL fight :or their coun;-yii c"er tie in
ilnY cross Sex swamp wai! siEe ZEN til
aud should aa l,a sH;lttcrc'! ia lie acticH. :!
r;sliy;l,g ,rs ani c"n,rrsi-, shall! t., fae ~
press,
R.&::!'r:,;. j. Thai 1o r,rse mae H"'macr>
sha:! :.in ,!.;s icnaaav, r"s 'Le c:.':;>s SoH
huih bni fur.
Rr,oir.yl,.. :. Thai We carn:.::'= ;nT;tc and
rarnes'ly urge nj Tie ladies, from io'ir;een
years and upwards, IN mite aud form hsi
xrirst INTO l.nlne cmar'l % Ftotec: th: r'G
mcm. women and children What can't 20, am!
uore esi.eciail, Ike gvanq wca what Ken a'd
won't g, to Virginia 10 fight, and keep en-
from fighting US.
ReSoirc,i, s. Tia, nebudy shall haye the
r:sc Of unr expresses bu, ourselves.
!'ir meeting then adjourned sign tie.
MAIN RUN. 3i Lieut..
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replied tia; i was General Beaurcsara. Tno
insd Just arrised in town. This. Of c"nrse,
vas highly pleasing 20 the eaF4 .! the Major;
hut on reaching company from TiSh.. one
of the piivatcs stopped biir, and inquired,
81 say, n.isscr. Is That q swaPgino h"r<" you're
en- :? Imagine his rheaii;,ks :-'lrhs'HTg
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SsygEsrTa To nsA7g-Wr 'ecrn .ast -,
NJ three negroes belonging 20 Rev. j. S. La,
n'n, :" this District. wc.c c;.:::!a,l::t.ti - gu,
jail a few days ago. o:i Il racr--" q: ha,;E3
threaten Il 10 'anric: ai2, aad Us a;y.
We did ~: earn ,:.s Particulars o. :ae caer,
ut understood their c,:.vc-satoa Ya. our.
iea@, perhaps hs nc. Lawtoa hi; E...:,, end
;kciS designs We're frustrated. Ono Of the
negroes is sentenced to he HI! e early in .u!y,
ma ;ss learn tia; the Others ~ao wer. i:s-
Heated will be sammarily .lc"': i,h.-Rarr-
well Sentinel.
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Original aEtii1les.
For the Advertiser.

For the Advertiser.
A Welcome
q THE "EDGEFIELD RIFLEMES" WHOSE
ERM EXPIRES on THE FIRST OF ltLl.
By s. A. l..
A welcome to our soldier lads,
welcome warm we'll give:
And in our hearts their names shall dwell
So long as we shall live.
The first to press Virginia soil,
Although with weary feet
And hands made hard with months OF Toll
Through cold and sweltcring heat.
The cannon's roar nor rifles ring
Nor bristlng bayonet
Nor clsshing swords of Furnished steel
Could cause them to forget
That ON the old Doniuions soil,
And borders fair and wide,
A fierce viudictire enemy.
Raced as IL storm -lashcd tide
That matrons grave and maiicns fair,
Their childhnod's homes would save;
Fr,m the rapacipus spoilers hands,
The reckless hireling Zouare.
A Aw.lcomc then 10 ane AMI all,
Spontaneously must rise;
From every patriotic breast
And all who freedom prize.
The bounteous Giver Of ali gool
Oar anxious hearts hath hlest.
With wide spread fields Of ripeniag grain
And promised hours of rest.
Then when with blessings on their hrais
Our soldier boys will come
Sall every longing heart rejoice
Who wai.- for them ut hordc.
Eut should vengrfnl tyrant still.
His venom strive t, hurl
l'ran our land their palm-wreathed 'as
Again they will unfurl.
The mothers h,nGs sl:a'l buckle on
The armour worn before:
And wives and sisters smiles shall cheer.
Their loved ones from the door.
And one and all will pray that Heaven
Their cherished ones maintain;
And welcomes sweet he kept in store
Should they return again.
Rose Cottage. June Sth.
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MEMPHIS DsfESc.s.-The Msmpi.is .ippesi
says; We happened TO be ?rcscn. yesterday,
when Aayor l'aagA :sste,; i,:s a!arn. gun.
mounted immeaiaiel! opposite :Ae !E:scLsns.
building. Seyara! sho,s wrrr discharged %
the direction Of he p !rt ol inc A.ssnsn-
shore. aSoHt enc mile anl 3 quarter Up the
rises. They we're :i"ewn 10 he place 1T
which l!eT ~crc directed With remarkat'.
skill ana "c1"rwcr. Ne learn .ba. Oil. :..r:,-
fat.gable aTu; ia;:nlS 4, r,runr l,3n.si:.:
;l.is "dangervis c',stomrr% ;;urr ,nu.c egr..
f"rnins iuos, formidable ard :e.t..c...v
oattery. This, in :: !ti;ticn Il .e ,l..:r:ccs l. !.
ready ''ade b. s;en'ral fiI:nH,. wii; pi4cc ,i!,.
c:t,; o Memphis il: Il Very e'.i" .,,,l.t.;iyn. y.
s:fa that lee: uf g.: boat; cnll III ,ps.i.
!.iy rlin tie sail:i:.c without ',xiny ;woil:ni>
if M: t:ir entire !lt::nhcr, J, a:s .i..; ina-.
---------a--->-
4 NoI.aLv S.us:!r..-.ri" Ne- Yoii
T.n,c@ GAYS:
Its rcyor:~i the: u p: Z -. s,'.?wi:a,
es;cns::" movement is u;. ::',t .:'nu:is ca:la:,
!:,ascs + presenting hc:..y En- - ca;.::'i.'.,
u oi;;a:a colitro. u :ro>lt":,c srpI.'7 q
c',:.,:: f"r En:':sh c"s.au:li:o, 'iae p:a.: !,
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i NEw RRASrR ut TExAx T.Anr.--A six
mule team, heavily loaded with Texan butter
rom lhc S"r''lrrn portion o; :hc State, az.
:ived in Jefferson, on TuasdaS lsst. IT,.
market here being fully supplied, the cutir.
III was shipped tc New Orleans by steamer
r'!c!a. Hereafter, we hope, texas will br.
an!. TO lilrni:l. the Souih with fish lutte.
from her praircs. and The ncessity for the
import o; rancid grease from lankeetoodle-
ium will thus lie storred.-Jefferson Herald.
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rurnce; her eyes apon ms face, and perceirins
that is;.;t :elur:,-tl 10 cou>ci"usu:sS. gaze an
exclamation nj .iny: and came 10 NY aide, and
held water TO ny li?s. Tie draugh; still
morc revived nc, aid hegee'l - knos h9w
VIC has! .scape'i tie pirates, at.er ~ last
wound
" our sabre.stross,' said aae, "wss truc
to its marx, aud iI!- pirate fell into the sea
as lis eonni.altioii 'erei!e'i his pi=iui At yorr
l., ~! and !ire'i Tie ha!! PASSED through th.:
STAIR and knnckai ,ou ns"nsib!e: :!iis
guessed lrom me amount Of bloni that ;:n:::..
,ia:eiy t;,'io~e,!. Taking aivan.ags & t!.r
RAM pu<:'io#. r..;>sd he stock Of ihc .un
had brought w,k ME, and throwing :! M
strength into 'hc ''ow. ;;aocked him from
the launch, a!.an he sH,. Ito th,. Sen IL i,ia
bis i:Iipws amG is"a, :!I.nE CID, We are
,;.:c I2r. iprk --%ander is the lall,i =.
alwnaours lrnrs, we wer, ar.ong eiady's
frirn'la at t.: Cuavra. N'hen wa> su''i"ie:,:y
rccorercd !ro Ii my wounds tu bc moved, Do
Gr .goro the Husband ol Donna E'aulins, cen
yeyed me, in company with his brave w. aud
servant, 10 lis estates III l't isant! q aiargsri
Ia. where | Srr'' IL: 81! 'ic |aI;nies, months y
NY life. pat .::> Of i;iiancss :li,l ~; longer
suit ne. and notified NJ f:;cnds i NJ in.
tcn.ion 70 lra"e then.
The planter, seconded by Inv heroic Do"a
would have lcalc'l gold upon me: BIZ re-
fused ell. asking for no other remembrance Of
the event that had giytn me two such warm
friends, than The Srani.h fasca ycn rnw find
in my possession. And such. sir. is the story
helurging 20 IT, And now, poor AMI hnmg.
less as am, there is no money that wuuid
tempt ne to par, with that Ok! companion
and souvenir of the past.
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W.; .pserl":<s NJ oa.lsc:c Il It's ,nYvc.n..:taf
:.''to !"E En1ii.h accorat. in HI. a,ar3.r
I''g'anl, iHi -; lie G. s. A., w;l! have ,'o
coil.rul nf .hs .c.:t..n cfa~.

aEAT ks! EEifiEa.-lt n.s In. ,iscorc.s.:
i.Y ssprl:.Es.: that soldiers cn :irid and CAM.
'luts rc':sre so:ae cheering beverage, ani
>'t"a 1t has .eer ascecta:.le;l tse. aicoLoI.
beverages ere injurious, !he a..rs!:om .ris.s.
N'aa. ''i': I: sphsl;lic,' e.. ;i:e:..::'' W
''"rc rerj ".':i'; irri !,".ic;. Information o.,
'.is hea'i iron: C'i:';" ! Dawes. M cxpsr!:.c,;.
En'iln:i oE:crH. H. .ecn."msuis that c,t:.-
.rrl ;r: >'iorii ;ai" tie :aco cf ..,,crs au,!
says "'"lse si.o!:! Is ;::!tc:, 20 '::.gn cnna
c'.:!se All tfa nsoy:'!";i r...,;l.rl. n ea;i
'r'"2 arr! con.paf;: ard e,c:y; nan s'ou,,:
nave s":Ea ":.:cr:l 10 l.;r:, :hy e., til,s; j.,
III" mori.i':,, te!"r~ doiaS ,'rty. :.:::l a2..
oa4 in he e.7e;!ii9S. When mropysIy o'#:.
a:;"'i. this practice ;,;!!:c beneficial ,s sca!i.
t:l ::osal:. 4 very distinguishes: s,:Yeeo..
III tie ini;ian army $t~'es iaa. from long g,
H.:saca III t?'i:ca! ei;ma:e*. viz: .;.hii. :.
Il 5a::ack; and n :c i:i, j.. G.i,s rrs,; ;h2,
"a cur of warin cuN;t: :akcn = !!,a :r,:...:.2
cnic;i 10 nr:".H; s;cisness.'
Iia-ing !ie rra.ean ::.-. !: va, ;::"r;. ,i::.,
I.er IL" s'i::s< n,;r:n..; wari,. c.:flns, t!,,.
,'sS'a:rr.; ::a!isac, 5n'i se:r cc;nImra::yei,
rc.i:i,s: !;',' when ihsY wyr. i; -. tr:hcs.
md con d lo: &c; walrr ;ea, cc!ia.. ,!o,
we're y"rF :uisc; ', ,!:sc.iery.
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A GooD PLACE roE PR1rATExRs.-A COZ
respondent Of Boston paper mentions n ru-
NOR tia. the Confederate prigstecrs are pre.
pairing &c lie ike watch dogs at tie gatcs Of
Glbral:s., and capture both in and outgoing
Unl,rd States vessels, so soon as Lincoln shall,
IS now contemplated, Withdraw his Mediter.
raneau squadron foc the purpose Of euivrciux
tie homc blockade.
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WHAT A FALL WAS THERE THE handsome,
the talented and gallant Mai. l.. Minis: OF
Kinds County, is doing duty in the Quarter
masters Department at Corinth The other
day he received an order from Brisadicr Gen.
eral Barksdale, which was to be cmmun ca
ted TO the troops. The Major selected DASH
ng fast horse TO facilitate the mission. As
he passed group of sweet siztcens, ba heard
one of them inquire HwhaH thatf" An',hes
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MILITARY ELEcrius.-.At Il .;,eel;n. cr
Saturday of The VOLUNTEERS COMPANY recently
raised in this District, .or ;!.c wa- she ull. ~.
ing gentlemen were elected
.Ianies NJ Perrin, Captain.
John G. Edwards. j., Lieutenant.
Vim. c. DaTis. 2,l Lieutenant.
J. Towns Robertson, 81 I.:ca,cnan:
l,eville Banner 2Qth inst.
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SlGNs.-lt is a good sign = see man cil'
ter your sanctum with friendly greeting
Here is the money to pay ycn for my paper
/ the coming year. Ii is q bad sign to hear a
man say he's too poor to take a paper-ten
to one be takes home a jug of "r"d eye, >
that cost him hall dullur.
1t is good sign to see IL man doing AT &C,
of charity to one Of his fellows. 1t is :. bad
sign to hear Kim boast Of it.
It's good sign to zee the colo. Of health
in mans face It is bad sign to aee ii all
concentrated in his nuSe.
1t is good sign 70 gee an honest man wear.
ing his old clothes. |, is . bad sign to sec
them filing the holes in his windows.
Ii IS good sign to see man wipng the
perspraton from his face. II is bad sign
10 see man wipng his chops as be comes
out Of a grocery.
Itis "A good sign to see . woman dressed
with taste and neatncss. 1t iss bnd sign to
see the husband sued for tincrJ.
1t is good sign to ser man sending his
children to scLool. 1t is a bad sign to sec
them educated ut steyenns schools on the court
house steps.
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v8LsME XyVa---NG, Is.
MELANCHOLY CsscaIr7.-sir Juan Icu.t.


MElASrnoly CasChIrT.-air ,ionn iau:Ea
isouns gentleman of Gne cra!i,;'s and 'r"ra.
Der OF ti:s State Guards from ":.rcus. r..
c*iye s.:,At ,ess-s :siai:ss v':::. catering II"
cara nn Ss1ar,iay a'tr-ao'7, s, i.:n:t.Ia, q:
- ral<e MS fna;:: III s s;.c:; .1:r. ilc taG
;n,:ii I! ar.:: :s"a> cn !r-iuui; p. re ;rne Il
marching order: Ger iircin::.. i,., c I'D mi
+i!!i'r his conrs'T 10 ID part VIZ ont him. H.
is b'lisvsti tia: through weakness: lie a.;s<.';
his hold while n<:ca':irg Il. stops, a.l VA.
lEro~;s Vi :s':.Iy i.':a II" n,uy;ns car. IT,,
circumstances .: !:a .iaa:::: rc.c s.r,nwfi:l,
a'e d""F!y a'.o'":r'!. lie begged lis con!a:ir,
~: 10 Te:.ri ;':s !:: g MS asri ,::nrhe1. su:
Glas tic painful rras:''st r.n<t be de,:l Hi,
Eeinsi:'s xr-e :stu,re'' on ;Io"iav !r.t. II.w
peculiarly pi:irfa : he death or ~: :".'!;rr
"hen ne :s!s ;y ihe i:aa;i pc 'i!:ea,a or cs<u
ai:v.-N.Tb, rr- SIN.
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TO TIE "EDGEFIELD RIFLEMES" WHOSE
TERM EXPIRES on THE FIRST OF july.
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oIOIIoI
tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, viii be charged double the usual
rates.
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, will be
charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip-
ton to be charged at the rate of S. so for
each name in the Daily, and 50 in the Daily
and Weekly, the same to be, in all cases,
paid in advance.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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&HEREEF's s.aEE .vO. All.

Notice il hereby given, that by virtue of order
Court of Common Pl'as of Vanderburgh County,
Amos and to directed, in pursuance Of which
writ Will,
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, 1861,
Between the hours of ten o'clock A. M and four
O'clock p. NJ, of said day at the door of the Court
House. in the city of Evansville Wand erburgt Coun-
ty, Indiana, Offer for sale public auction the
and profits for term not exceeding Sven years of
the following described real estate to-wit: Being
part of the South West quarter Of the North West
quarter Of Section No twenty two (22). in Town
ship No six (6), Sou of Range No. ten (I0), West,
in Vandprburgh County, Indiana, beginning from a
Ioiat sixteen (G) feet East from the North West
corner of the South West quarter of the North
West quarter of said Section No. p. and running
thence East one hundred and ninety. four 194)
feet thence South four hundred and thirty-thrce
(433l feet, thence West one hundred and ninety
four 094l feet, thence North four hundred and
thirty-three (433) feet to the place of beginning,
containing two acres-a little less-and be-
ing part OF the same land which was alIot ted to
John Stanield, in decree of partition. (See Or
der Book ), i'll the Vauderburgh Circuit Court
pages 2T, Is, %, 80, and 81. And should said
rents and profits of said real estate no sell tor
a sum sufficient satisfy said writ and costs, will
at the same time and place, offer sale and sell
the fee simple of said real for the satisfaction
of said writ and costs, without relief from vaua-
ton or advertisement laws.
JOHN S. GAVITT, Sheriff V. c.
Law & Antilles, PTfs Attys.
NAV 231, 1861. Tna24-3Ww
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
a Card to the Public.

The amount Of bodily ard mental misery arising
from neglect of small complaints, is incalculable,
and il is therefore Of the utmost Importance that
strict attention 10 the least and trihing bodily
ailments should be had for disease of the body in
variably affects the mind. Z K. MOFFATT'S VEG
ETAB LIFE MEDICINES, in every instance
whore they have been thoroughly used, have TRt-
UMPHED OVER DISEASE in almost all its di-
versifed forms. The sautary effects Of the 7 ifs
Medicines have, in fact been so universall' expe-
rienced that they have become fully established as
the most easy, safe, and perfect mode of treatment
ever offered to the public.
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Welt Skins, a superior article; ivory, gutta perchs
and bress lined martengal rings superior kerseys
for horse covers tho best quality of carriage bolts
patent gig trees, &c, &c.
keep in fact everything appertaining to either
branch Of the business, and understanding both
branches thoroughly, would respectfully invite
your attention before purchasing elsewhere.
am also agent for Wards Patent SprinR SaddL.
Rp20-d&w
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In ManV thousands

Or certfea istdnceR, uey have ereH sCied sUerers
from the Uerge Of iHtweiy grare after all the
deeepre Host1tms Of the day hare Invariably failed.
So great, indeed, has their efficacy invariably and
infallbly proved, that it has appeared scarcely less
than miraculous to those who were acquainted with
the beautifully philosophical principles npon which
they comp unded, and upon which they conse-
quentlY act. 1t was TO their manif st and sensible
action iu purifying the springs and channels of life,
and endu hg them with rel ewei tone and vigOr,
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BUSINESS CARDS.
for the People

1t is fact not to be disputed, that Seoser Bros.
are now opening of the test and cheapest
stock of Dry Goods in the city, comprising every
thing fashionable in Ladies' Dress Goods, from the
lowest price of 614e per yard, up the highest.
Shaws N great quantity and variety, silk busters
and Lace Mantlss. Our stock of Hosiery Gloves,
Notions &c, &c, is complete. Also the latest
styles Of Prints, Lawns, OTgandies, Barae es Cling
hams, a.. Bieached and Brown Muslins, Irish
Linens also COttonades. Linen Drills all for men
and boys wear. Ladies, Misses, and Childrens
Shoes, and good many articles usually kept in our
iae, all of which warrant to sell cheap as the
lheapest. ROSER BROS.
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II q N n ELLIS

(FORMERLY OF STEELE 8 HUNNELL.)
ETl00 0Eins MILLS
CORNER OF
WALNUT STREET AND THE CANAL,
EVA NSVILLE, IND.
ETyTRES sH-R y EST.RR EFSEFsEz E2sE@1'
Il ia in full operation, with new and COM
plete Machinery of the latest style, for Planning and
Dressing Lumber, Planning and GrOOvug Flooring,
making Doors and Sash 1fouldiTEs, Window
in such estat lishments
All work at these hills warranted 10 be well
done. and ill be offered at the lowest cash prieee.
Dry Poplar Flooring and Misunderstanding con-
5tsDtly or hand, and will be sold for cash.
Brackets and Scrolls sawed to any pattern.
Sitting and all kinds of Sawirg done 10 order,
and IN the most approved style.
iy22 WNi. HUNNELL.
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&HENFREF' s.RE& .N"O. 2IO.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of this exc
cution AMI ano her issued out of the office of the
Clerk of the Common Pleas Court of Vanderhurgh
county, Indiana, in favor of Jc chn cker, Jno.
G. SchCelkopf, and to me directed, have levied
upon and will
SATURDAY, JUNE 18th, 1861,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ and O'clock
P M of said day, at the door of the Court House
in the city Of Evansville, Vanderburgh county,
Indiana offer for sale public auction the rents
and profits for term not exceeding seven years,
of the following described real estate, TO wit
Lot No. nineteen Q9), in Block No. one ~, in
Lilleston & Los kharts Enlargement of the City of
Evansville, Vanderburgh County, Indiana. And
should said and profits of said real estate not
sell for a sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs,
will, at the time and place, offer for sale and
sell the fee simple of said real for the salts
faction of said writ and costs, without relief from
valuation apIrais ment laws.
JOHN S. GAVITT, Sheriff Y. C.
Law Antilles, PI'ff's Att'ys.
May 2Zd, 1861. may 23-3ww
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In witness whereof, I, Louis Richter, Clerk of
said Court, herpunto subscribe my name this goth
day of May, 1861. LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk
IS Court Common Pleas V. Co.
Baker Garvin, Plffs Attys. may22 3ww
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RD.nEJV.E STRAIT R,S .1.DTKCE.
SA Notice is hereby given that have this day
taken out letters of administration tbs esta
of ThOs. D. Ashby, late of Vanderllnf gh county,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
estate reques led to present them duly anthem
ticated for settlement, and those indebted
quested to make Immediate paym The estate
is solvent. JOS. X. ASHBY, admir-.
May 9Th, 1861 mayl0-3fw
HT J.RS. ERSHS.N-k2 = cas-
S-M You find at all times complete assort-
ment of Family Groceries-frum a box of Matches
a barrel of Ig'eheart's Best Family Flour. Call
at No. AZ Main Street.
mayl5 JAS. ERSKINE CO.,
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Mofatt's Life PiIIsIi!

Are composed of Vegetable ingredients exclusively
be ascertained by chemical tests. Their
prominent qualities those of active and
searching though perfectly N lid and agreeable de-
tergent aperient; Of gentle suporifc, p omoting
the insensible perspration of pleasant diuretc,
invigorating tie kidneys and bladder; and of
delightful tonic cardiac. exciting appetite by tho
demands of active digestion, and cheering tn mind
with that grateful sense of renovated health which
of the most felicilons eIings Of matnra.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-05-29
THESE MEDICINES

Haze nolg been before the public for dperod Of 80 years.
and drin1 that time hare nainiained high character
almost every part Of the Globe for te extraordinary,
cllrgfire q1rODerfies grLich fJeg, F1OSSess.
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EB Is Il WITH S..s-s !--ss-s - 80 20 .
I'D 70 IONS Bran and 100 b. sh Oals just ~, tlFeu
Ia,,I95 CHAS McJOHNSTOh.
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The Phmnix Bitters

So denominated from their astonishing power of
creating new life and health, as It were, from the
very a, hes of the most dapidated constitution
are more strongly tonic and more Immediately in
vigorating than pills; containi < the same choice
vegetable extracts the latter, in different mod
itication. Although really less cathartc than the
LIFE PILLS, they nevertheless begin t. cleanse the
alimentary canal much sooner; generally slightly
operating wi thin three or fpRr hours, and produc
ing decided sense of rel ef 10 the head and stOm-
ach and exhilerating the mind even in less time
Enrn Ii
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UDOLPHO WOLFES
Pure Port Wine

Imported and bottled Nv hims n put up for medic
lnal purp ses, with his ee-tifrate on the bottle
warranted pure and the best quality.