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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-01
Death Of Gov. Brough.

Gov. Brough died at Cleveland,
last Tuesday. A great and good
man has fallen.
Lieut.. Gov. Anderson has been
sworn in Office in his place.
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GsW advertisements.
NOTICE.

4 HE under.igned h. Ueen duly appointed
i Executor 1 the lat Will and testament
of Ge,rge Inns, late vi Hancock county,
Ohio, deceased.
CHARLES ELMS.
O'NSAL, BLAoKFoRp & HARSH. Nttys., M
Sem l.-3w
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-01

A lecturer addressing a Hamp-
shire audience, contended with tire
some prolixity that art could not i'm
prove nature, until one of his hear.
ers. losing all patiecee, sent the room
in an uproar by exclaiming, GLOW
would you look without your wig?"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-01

Wte. Aieoiuchti ~. a. NIouinSci,
Vice Presidents, John Eckels and
AbUah Smith; Secretary G. n. Locke
Assistant Secretary, Captain J. r
Randall.
COMMITTEES.
Committee on Credentials: J. f
Burket, D. Downing, G. l.. Poe, r.
W. Campbell and r. Parks.
ssIOns; Sames nnsh, d.. Huber,
j. Fl. Stoner, John Reed and Enocb
Ross.
Committee to select suitable per.
sons for County Central Committee
for the ensuing year: j. w. f. viii.
lians, c. w. O'Neal, w. L. Heller, II
Newell and f. Baker.
Committee on Resolutions: d. r.
Locke, +. d. Bigelow, Thomas Watt,
D. Frick and Scott Hughes.
Committee to seat Delegates j.
B. May. d. II. Pugh and G. f.
Smith.
The announcement of Candidates
being next in order, the following
names were presented.
For Representative, II. II. Alban,
Scott Hughes.
For Prosecuting Attorney, j. r.
Mcleod and James A. Bopc.
For Commissioner, VIM. Mofltt,
James Davidson and j. A. Ewing.
For Recorder, Samuel Powell, Jr.,
Henry Gilpin and Edwin Parker.
On motion the Convention ad.
Jonrred until half past twelve o'clock.
p. III. fn
HALF FAST ONE p. NJ.
The Convention re assembled and
the Committee on Credentials re.
ported as followsi
That each township in the County
Is represented in this Convention.
That the delegates heretofore ap-
pointed by the several township are
entitled to cast the respective votes
OF said townships, there being no
contested seats. That under the call
OF tho Central Committee, each town.
ship is entitled to the number of votes
given in the call.
The Committeeee on Resolutions
submitted the following report.
ResOlued, That we approve of the
nlatformc adopted by the Union State
convention in Juno last, and pledge
our snpport toits nominees.
Rtsofred, That our thanks are due
and are hereby rendered TO our noble
soldiers. ~ho so man:ully have fought
and suffered for tho Republic. during
the struggle just ended, and we wei
come them homo again to enjoy with
us tho blessings of tho Union, which
sehels sought to destroy.
Tho report was adopted amid
gre,t applause.
The Committee appointed to select
persons for Uaion Central Committee
reported the following names, which
r'port was adopted.
). d May. q. N. Locke, William b.
Taylor A. 5. Stillings, Aaron Hall.
The Committee on Rules and Reg.
ulations repoi6d as follows:
A majority OF all the votes cast
Shall be necessary to a choica.
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UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

roption assembled, pursuant TO call
In the Court House, at Findlay, or
Saturday the 26th inst, at half pas
ten o'clock P. NJ. and was organized
by the choice Of the following Off
GERS: President, c. A. Croninger
Vice Presidents, John Eckels ant
AbUah Smith; Secretary c, n. Locke
Assistant Secretary, Captain ]. r
Randall.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-01

Come in on the 9th,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-09-01
Union state Ticket.


Union state Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
GEN. j. ID. COX,
4-ii OfTrumbull.
FOR LirUr. GOVERNOR.
a. g. M'BURNEY,
or Warren.
FOR rREAsunxR,
4. s. WARNER,
or Lorain, vi,
eUPRxME JupoE---LoNS TERM,
JACOB BRINKERHOFF,
or Richland.
suoRT TERM,
JOHN WELSH,
I OF Athens.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
W. II. WEST.
OfLogan.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
Carr. j. c. NORRIS,
sLxRx OF TIE sUPREMs COURT,
CARR. RODNEY ZOOS.
NINBxR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
ri JAMES MOORE.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-16
VARIOUS ITEMS.

mSY-A rebel officer on Stenewall Jackson's
staff quondam actor, appeared again in his
old profession at Growers Theatre on Monday
night. His appearance was signal for a gen.
eral outbreak of cheers and Kisses, the cheers
predominating. 1t was long time before
quiet was restored. People who go to the thea
tire in Washington are excited about it.
- Miss Dix, the philanthropist, has gone
to Williamsburg, Virginia, to look after the
welfare of the lunatic asylum there and the
comfort of its inmates.
Miss Blanche Grey is one of the COM
pany at Growers Theatre, Washington, and
the National Istelligencer, in its criticism of
the opening night, says, she is, without excep-
ton, one ofthe most winnin g, natural, refined,
and promising young actresses on the American
boards. She is nature hers elf, and if no yul-
gar desire to win applause by. forced points
shall tempt her into extravaganza, she will rise
TO a prominent place in her profession.
HThe latest word yet coined by the
newspapers is put in circulation by the New
York Times 1t is specialtelegrammatists
cB-A Virginia paper says that the supply
of game in that State is extraordinary. The
woods swarm with squirrels, there are crowded
settleme nts Of rabbits, while the partridges
are so numerous that they come up in flocks
to the very door of the farm houses and take
''pot luck" with the farmers chickens.
H Toronto has ghos t, which walks in Col.
borne street every night, to the great discomfort
of the citizens. The police think it is burglar,
and the newspapers with such sensation head
lines rs another Visit of the Spectre"' ''The
Ghost Still at Larger' sell rapidly. .-r...,-,.
eB The Minister ofthe Interior in Italy has
in order TO prevent disturbances, ordered that
religious professions shall not in future take
place in the public streets without previous au :
thorization of the authorities, the latter being
empowered to prevent them if necessary.
az Poetic volumes will food the market this
winter from American rhymesters.J r. II. Stod.
dard, VIM. Winter, 7. C. Aldrich, Walt
Whitman and Charles D. Gardette, will pub.
fish. Il they succeed, we shall have volume
from George Arnold. and another from N. G..
Shepard.
eB In menagerie in France the keeper was
not long since in the cage with the lion and hv-
ena, when fierce fight took place between the
animals The lion tore the hyena's throat and
would have made small morsels of the keeper
had he not wisely retired by back door,. The
spectators thought it was all on the programme.
az An extraordinary case has just been
brought TO light at Coylton in the west of Eng.
land. man. who is generally looked on as an
eccentric character, has in his possession the
unbured corpse of his mother, who died five
years ago. When she died he placed leaden
coffin in a shed, and from time to time goes
there to look on the face ofhis mother
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-16
House Pipes and Gas Fixtures,
EASTERN PRICES.

OF the latest patterns and in variety of STYLE
will be offered to the people of Cairo at
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-16

We have also secured the services Of a Boston man.
who has several experience In lifting up houses
for Gas in Boston and other cities For expert
ence and facility Of purchasing hope to challenge
petition. -'.'s-+ niADh w.
aup1S-dtf ...#s +.....r.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-16
lATARRH! CONSUMPTION u!

ISCROFULA !l!-W. r. PRINCE,
Flushing New York. having discovered the plants which
are the PoslrvE REMEDlsLs for these diseases and for
Liver Lung Heart, Kidney and Uterine Malades Dys-
densa rheumatism Diarrha Dropsy, Piles, Syphilis,
Nervous Debiities &c. will mail his Treatise all dis
eases TO applicants who remit ten cents and stamp &
I sept1dN* 'i
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-16
~ M. LOW, REAL ESTATE

ILe Agent, Carbondale, III, will attend to
,v,~ or selling real estate paying taxes. furnishing
abstracts of title the collection Of debts ETC. Terms
nna.rate Refers to Maj Gen John A. Logan Gov. r..
7 Orlesby, Gen. N Hayne. carbondale-Isaac
clements, Atty at Law, Frank J Chapman, Campbell
II W. Webb, John W. Troyer, Prest first National
Bark Marion jesse Bishop Esq Murphysboro-F.
G. Berer, NJ. D. De Soto B.. Chamberlain, Esq.
Du Ouoin-Dr. Burgess, J. w. Sanders. Makanda-
Capt f. Evans. New York oity-John Lowe.
Ted3m*
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
General Intelligence

New YoRK, April l7--The Post
Washington special says Several add
tional arrests have been made to-day o
Maryland rebels, bus no prominent per
son has been caughk
H Another Cabinet meeting was held to
day. Gen. Grant was present
At Gen. Augur's headquarters this
noon there was a confidential hope that
Booth would be caughS before to-mor
row - -
The Commercials special says il i:
feared the assassins have, escaped, and
taken refuge in the mountains across
the Potomac ~
Fresh Developments point to certai n
parties in New York. @
Lee turned over, in round numbers,
10000 men. Our loss win probably not
exceed 10000 or 1900
Joe Johnston has surrendered bis en-.
tire army to Sherman. This practically
closes the war. The rebel Generals
express their desire 10 submit 10 the TT.
S. authorities. sa
The Posts's special says that Booth
has been traced to Fort Tobacco, Char
les county, Maryland
Passengers from Richmond state that
the assassination of the President created
the greatest CONSERVATION there. The
people expressed their fears Of the con-
sequences.
A man was thrown from Brooklyn
Ferry Boat into the river for disloy al
language His life was saved by a
passing scat e..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
To the People Of Illinois.
WAsHINGroN. Anril I6 l

.-.. rWAsHINGToH, April 10, 1865.
To The People Of HE State Of Illinois /:
p The funeral ceremonies Of the lament.
ed Chief Magistrate are totake place in
this city, at the Executive Mansion, at
II N. on Wednesday, The 9th inst. The
Acting Secretary Of State has invited
all the various religious. denominations
throughout the country to meet within
their respective places Of worship at
that hour for the purpose Of solemnizing
the occasion With appropriate csremo-
MES, Respondingto the spirit Of the
announcement, call upon the people Of
lllinois-the home of her martyred son
to meet in their respective churches
and places Of worship on that day, to
observe in such manner as the painful
occasion may suggest the solemn hour.
1 signedl J. 0GIEsaY, Governor Z
AT meeting Of Kentuokians last
night suitable action was taken in re-
ference to the death of the President.
J. b. Stewart and Colonels Shaffer and
Duncan were appointed a COMMITTEES to
carry arrangements into effect.
The Navy Department has issued
orders closing business at all the navy
yards and naval depots on Wednesday,
and for observing the day on board Of
all national vessels of the United States
The report still prevails that Booth
has been arrested and is on board Of
gunboat in the Potomac. The origin of
the story was in this wiseS A prominent
military officer came into the Navy De-
partment, on Saturday, and said he had
just learned that Booth was overtakeu
some miles out on the road leading from
18th street, and asked whether the De-
partment would consent that he should
be placed on gnnboat The reply was
in the affirmative Unfortunately the
same officer received later information
that the report was not true The mill.
tary authorities have received no intelli-
gence of his arrest
At half past one o'clock to day Sec.
Seward was reported to be in an inprov-
ing condition, though be rested rather
last night, from mental
excitement caused by conversation with
friends in relation to recent events His
son, Frederick Seward, has partially re-
covered consciousness and his symp-
toms are otherwise somewhat favorable.
Mr.. Hansell, the Messenger of the State
Department, who was stabbed in the
back at the same time, is a great suffer
er, but is believed to be out of danger
: Numerous arrests of indiscreet or
suspicious persons. have taken place to-
day which caused much excitement.
Reports prevail that Lamott is among
the number, but this is incorrect
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

NEw YORK, April 1.-THE steamer
Havana's dates of the 18th are received,
The steamer Eagle brought in the
news of The fall of Richmond, her colors
flying and her machinery decorated. AS
she rounded to By Moro Castle she fred
ID guns - r-.s LsA
Union men rejoiced and rebels were
gloomy. A seesssionist named Conner
had been sentenced to 10 years impris-
onmentfor drawing PISTOL on coach
man.
The yellow fever and smallpox have
appeared at Havana.
There is no truth in the report that
Capt Moffett has been imprisoned In
Moro Castle. TT- sri
The Little Hattie, without clearance
papers, tried to run out on the 9Th, but
had to return. s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
SPECIAL MOTTO

seHrvy and ecrofaIous Erupiicns viii soon
cover the bodies OF thsse brave men who are fight.
Ing their eouBtry's battles. Night air. bad %
and drsuebiBg ruips wIn make safe elssos -ith
the strongest, Therefore, let every mas supply
himself With HOL lOwAY's OINTMENT. - IL
certain cure for svsry description Of shin di'eass
II IN aimost inlaiiblst II th4 sssAer or this
"notios " cannot get boz Of Pills or Ointment
from the Drug Store In bis place, let hIna writs to
me, 80 Msiden Lane, sasIosing tbs ameqHt1 and
win malta box free " expense. Many dealers
will not keep my medicines ON hand because they
cannot make much profit - other persons
make. So cents. as oent@. aud ~ ~ per box or
pot. a13-Iw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
THE VERY LATEST
- r Lie CIR ~ PHI.


NEw ORLEANS, Apsil 5, via Cairo,
April l4-'lhe Jacks9n and Niphi.r -
pers of the 9Th of9April ga ZEN
received Ter, which iuiR rnnfift
the capture Selma. y iii fweuti -,i,r,,.-
pieces OF artillery aud ali the machinery.
Our trOop- occupied he eityon the night
OF the q Dick Taylor, Eorres, aud
Frank Armstrong saved themselves BY
flight. The rebel paperssay the sack
ing OF Columbia was nothing compared
to that Of Selma 7" The bIue-bellies
chased the citizeBs through the streets
in their night clothes. III Cor. Gin.
Com. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
Nav YoRK, April 1.-THE C6mme

NEw YoRK, April 1.-THE CONNER
Gals special says the name of the as
ssssir who entered Mr.. Stewards house
IS Thompson
The Posts Washington speelal says
there had been no fighting between the
forces of Sherman and JohnstoB, and it
was believed at Sherman's headquarters
that the surrender Of Jobnstons army
would take place on lest Friday. 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
90 MEDICAL.
PRIZE CONCERT.

DEoE- BUcK's GREAT PRIZE CONCERT viii
eens - shout the hrHt u April, and onsrs
nnprs0edsntod attractions Twsuty.osse elsrn1t
pr1sss VIII - distributecs tnelzding one dtsmond
efs Eaized - 81 60. Prizes Of tickets rsduasd 70
VI Those VINO purchsSed 50 tscksl1 viii cab
ane reoeiss tvo s4dttlsHai tickets witsous sddf-
tte&al eharEs = -1 -=s nhzTtd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
Negotiations Going ON between Sher-
man and Johmst~n

WAsHINGToN, April I7.-Information
has been received by the Government
from Gen. Sherman that he was in com
munication with Gen. Johnston with a
view to the surrender of the latter.
Gen. Sherman would offer the same
terms that Gen. Grant did to Lee, and
it was supposed these would be accepted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
Removal or Traae Restr,etIon.

CAIRO, April 17.-Gen. Washburn is
sued orders at Memphis, officially re-
cognizing the fact that the rebellion is
ended, and revoking several Of the m ost
stringent orders previously in force for
the government of affairs in Western
Tennessee.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
The Louisville Democrat Of Saturday says:
HOME INTERESTS.

To PnTHoIAss.--n You wish to purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, aud Chemicals at q small I'D.
Vanes on Eastern prices, 40 and examine kMlamn
WHIrE's stock, where yon will mud sYssw ~ ..
Gle that is needed BY the protessien, aud pHoss
which cannot fail 20 give satisfaction. Their
Store 10 at No. - Main street mAyid&wd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

To Postmasters s-
WASHINGTON, April II.
To Deputy PostBpdsters:
Business in all the Post Offices of the
United States viii be suspended from ii
O'Clock, A NJ: to 8 o'clock, P. NJ, on
the 18th inst, wednesday, during the
funeral solemnitiss of Abraham Lincoln,
late President Of the United States.
[Sigued. w .DKSNIsoS,
Postmaster General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
River News.

s7rae river was ut 8 stand last night, and will bs
- fouBd falling this morning.
The weather was very hns yesterday, but Last
night there manifest Indications Of rain.
~ There was tits business done on the leyss yes
q utsrsaY afternoon, except by DO is in Government
1asmpioy.4a 81. ls4
Tho arrivals since noon were the Pioneer,
Nashville TO Louisville; Palestine, LouisvIlIs to
Nashville; Bard Times, Kate Robinson. Carroll 90,
Bertha and Melnotte, Nashville to oineInnati I;
Champion, Memphis to Cincinnati; EInorA. New
Orleans to Louisville; Fannie Gilbert, Nashvirs
% Evansville.
The Tncony, for Cairo, with a moderate trip,
! and the R. X. bunker on full OF freight aud pso-
! pm ~ Bowling Green, constitute tho departures
= up 10 dark, though ths Glendale and Marmora
were bling up and EXPECTED to leave last night.
The Peyfona had not arrived at dark last night,
and the Robt. Burns was also over due T. ON
Memphis
~, Thu elegant Fashion, Capt Powers, will be
: down te day routs TO New Orleans, and IL a
, splendid Eew boat with superior pas ssngar ac-
consultations. Passengers and shippers for the
sunny south would do well TO Nc ready for the
splendid new Fashion.
Advises rom Capt. Lqsk announce that he had
apromiss that tho delight Of the Louisville Inns
tho FAM us Tarascon-would be released by
that city Ia said to have been captured tho eth
may expect to this gay Tsraseou soon, IN
her place In the Louisville a Henderson Line
She aud her gallant captain will be welcomed
home warmly.
The Glendale and MarmoTa did get OF last
night The former wi leave at 10 o'clock this
IL norning, and the latter at o'clock fhls af.sr-
noon.
The Louisville Democrat Of Saturday says:
During Wednesday and Thursday ght the rise
lao IN the river at this point rapid that large
1, y amount OF hay--soIne two hundred balss-At the
foot OF Fifth street, belonging TO the Government
entirely overlooked and the greater por ton
sss. Of Il will prove total loss.
osa The W, X. Carter has changed her destination,
- and will leave for Nashville and all way 20 nis
the lower Ohio and Cumberland rivers. She Is in
charge OF Capt. Hoicrnft. a thorough boatinan
assisted In tho clerks Office by X. III. James,
Clever gentlemen and attentive clerk.
t0NThs lexes is sin throngtd with boats, while
business 10 comparatively dull, freight being very
neaEsaa ior ALI poihts.
We learn by the Nashville Dispatch that the
steamer Lady Pike. bound for Nashville, brs ke
one of her engines when opposite Checkere
House blum, causing her to swing against tho
shore and knit sking no le in her hull The ex-
tent OF her injuries IL unknown. when the
steamer Nashville passed her on Wednesday the
9unbsmt silver AXE WAS lying alongside Of her,
rendering her assistance. Some hay was thrown
overheard 10 keep her from sinking.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

a Physiological View OF Marriage.
Containing nearly 300 page, and 1870 me plates
and engravings of the Anatomy of the Human
Organs In state OF Heath and Disease with a
1reatiae on Early Errors, it's Depiorable Cousa.
thor's Plan OF TIeatmenf-ths only rational AMI
successful mode Of cure. shown by tbs report
Of cases treated. A truthful adviser Go the mar.
rsdi and those eontemp' ating marriage, who en-
free Of postage TO any adlruss, on receipt Of Is
e'nts, la stamps or postal currency, by address,
lag DR.. La 0ROIX, No. 81, Maiden Lane, Albany,
Ny,
The author may se consul ed upon any of the
diseases upon which bis b0ok treats, either per
sonaIy or By mail, and medicines sent to any Iat
Of ths world. HprI3 3mdaw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

market Wishing % establish a regular
Coin Exchange 10 Evansville, we will
hereafter sell Specie at closer rates than
any other House in the State, and win
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver
and 600 90. i. -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

DtarrhOea and Dysenterry.-wo have ex-
amined q great number OF letters from some Of
the most prominent citizens Of Cincinnati aud
COyiAgtoa, ETC., speaking In tho highest terms Of
Dr. Strickland's Anti Cholera Mixture, for the
cure of Disrrhosa and DyseRteFry. The letters
are too long to publish. Mr.. Woods. Of Covlus.
ton, says he was pronounced incurable by the
best doctors IN Cincinnati, and one bottle Of Dr.
strickland's Anti Cholera Mixture Elected a per.
mAnent cure. after suffering for months with the
worst form Of DIarrhoaa ahd Dysenterry. FOR
sale by Druggists.
The most valuable remedy before the public
without any exception, is Dixon's Blac kberry
Carminative. It always effects q cure r
Why submit to the suffering attendant upon
diseases Of the bowels, when Dixon's Black berry
Corminativs can be obtained at any respectable
orug store. ianI9-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18

EEw YoEK. April II.
r9TToS--stt ady .. as Tor Middling
~59i0cio@sr
waEAr-Cpened arrh but eIoaed heavy.
WHlsKG-fiFmsr; s4ies'of Western al 2 L.
hhk--Hsayy and dull. I'd. ..7.s -- r.---ry-
a Oh - Dali and aroopIng "a - -
MOSET-In lArgs supply At Sat.
sfERLIHG-Qaist AZ [ oSs<Al e95<
GOLD-Ffrmsr but uos very Aetfvs; opened Al
= aud closed al as
3 a 4 STDCES-ouiet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
GOLD
YoNTnA - II

.AsSU&zAaz - T02.Eh
~ -zpazz sasratas .fsfise.r~azJ
.ssaaEasE - ssasrthh fu
a4l4emss nsar ~
having now q Special Partner 8 in
.keE l9Fns Who is'almost constantly in
ne Io'd hooms We win hereafter be en-
s soa 70 take advantage Of the constant
nnctuations in the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
Gold
'cNa0g

In order TO furnish Coin in hand to
parties who may wish 20 buy largely, We
win keep constantly on hand, Ia large
pieces from Twenty-Five to Thirty Thou.
sand Dollars Cash.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-18
DRY GOODS. &c.
Spring Millinery.

lust RECEIVED AND COMMENCED
d making Up st the " Bon Ton Shop" Of the
West SCHAPKER 3 BUSSIEG,
u2E No 81 and - Main Street.