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READY.MADE CLOTHING.
TIVE subscribe-havin returned from New York
i with large assortment Of Fall and Winter
goods oiers them to the citizens Of Burlington and
vicinity at the lowest market price
~ 0-'''A WIN -''''1 y P. B. MuRRAY
BariinEi'n' Sep 20. 'SsS'rHTO0s
Gi.tal39 DIR. wIsTAR's} goE
BGls0ns Of Wild Cherry,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOE
CONSUMPTION,
and scknowledged X many prominent physicians
trOdrced FOR the RELIEF and CURE OF the
II an g CO M PIT tHfS.
This well known remedy is offered TO the public,
sanctioned by the experience Of over forty years,
and which escorted TO in season, seldom fais TO Ell
ect speedy cure OF
Coughs Colds, Group Bronehitis Influenza Ehooping-
Cough, Hoarseress, Pains or Soyeness ~ fhs
Chest sndSide, bleeding Of hs LEA9s,
Liuer Complaints, &c.
Unso tied Testi mOnt
From REV. FRANCIS LOBDELL, Pastor Of ~ .OHn
Congregational chureh Bridgeport, Commit ~
BRIDe.roRr, January q, 1864.
Gentlemen al consider IL a duty which owe IT,
suffering humanity to bear testimony TO the viz
tues Of Dr.. WrsTAR's BALsAs oF WILD yHeaRY-
manv YEAR, and nsyeI IN ~ ntanes has II
hiled TO relieve and euro ne. have frequently
boon very hoarse on Saturday, and looked forward
day with sai misgivings but by liberal use OF the
Bassm my hoarseness has in variably been removed
and have preached without difficulty.
Icommend it to my brethren in the ministry.and
TO public speakers generally, as certain remedy
for the bronchial troubles to which we are peculiar
| ly exposed.
Entirely unsolicited serd you this testimonial,
which you are a, rSerty to use in any way you
choose. Perhaps the Balsam does not effect al
pe--ons alike, but it always removes my hoarseness
and MS me Tor the minister's hard working day,
Francis LoBDEIh.
CLERGYMEN, LAWYERS, sIGNER,
exercise ofthe vocal organs will find this the ONLY
REMEDY which will effectually and instantaueOusly
relieve their difculties.-Thfs Remedy unlike most
others, Is exceedingly
PLEASANT To TASTE.
A small quantity allowed to pass over the irrits-
ed part at once removes the difficulty.
wIsTAR's
BalSHm of Wild Cherry
prepared by
SETH w. FONLE l. co.
r E DDIN SsiAs ALvE
HEALS OLD SORES.
RE DING'S RUSSIA sALvE
CURES BURNS, scALDs, CUTS.
No Family should be without tit,
ONLY IS CENTS A BOX.
For sale by
SETH. W. F0WLE & CO., Is fremont st.,
Boston, and by all Druggists and Grocers an
II County Store. daw2sv
JACOB GREEN
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NOTICE.


A LECTURE ON IRRITABILITY OF
n the Bladder and Structure Of the CrsthrA a.
dressed 70 his private sur gical class by EDVARD
DIxor, n. D., editor OF the Seslpel, and operating
and consulting surgeon, No. 40 5th v. NY, z
lu,ersted by three cases-Nr. symes method lsli
possible to cure strieture by dilatng III It's ina.
date care by the urethrot0me structure q he
uterus. piles hstuls concealed or itching ulo,f q
the rec.um. Their sympathetic symptoms. S,a-
pei No, as. InclOse 50 cents 70 EVBRARDCS
WARNER, Publisher Box No 1921, or No, I've
sey St, Astor House, New York. ulsri
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RE MIN TONS
Approved by the Government.

Upwards Of I25, 900 furnish ofor the I'm & States
Service since ls6. Warrant isul Nor TO any other
Pistol OF the kind. Also, sld rocket Pistols.
Sold by Gun nealers anc ne 7 IA, generally
F. REMINGTO SOM lion. y. Y.
Manufacturers Of Musk =, Cart ines, Rive s
Revolving Rifles, Bif- BARR s, &C.
Oct. 2--d2fawaw3m
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splendid List of articles,

All to be sold for ONE DOLLAR Each.
$40 Gents Gold Hunting Case watches $50 70 81 80
300 LADIES' Gold and Enameled Case
800 Gents Hunting Case silver Watches IS d" 70
sSS Goid %ss. s and Neck Chains. So iSS
500 Gold Oval Band Bracelets 4" 8
| 1000 Chased Gold Bracelets, 5" 10
1000 Chatslsine Chains and Guard Chains. ;" 30
| 5000 Solitaire and Gold Brooches, 4" 10
1000 Lava and FlOrentine Brooches 4" 6
! 1900 Coral, Opal and Emerald Brooches, g. s
! 1000 Mosaic, Jet, Laws, and Florentine Ear
$500 Coral, Opal, and Emerald Ear Drops, "a
5000 California Diamond Breast Pins, $50. 10
1000 Gold Fob and Vest Watch Us, $50" $
1900 Fob and Vest Ribbon Slides, ." 10
5000 Sets Sleeve Buttons Studs, etc. %. 8
5000 Gold Thirnbfes, Pencils, etc, 4"
i,oSo Miniature Lccfets-Masie Spring, g.. 20
/ 4hoo Gold Toothpirks. Crosses, etc 2"
5000 Plain Gold Rings, 4" II
/ 5Oso Chased Gold Rings. 4" IL
| 1000 Stone Set and slgnet Rings, $50" 10
| 5000 California Diamond Rings, 2" TO-
1900 Sets Ladies' Jewelryl-Jet and Gold, 5" IS
/ 5000 Sets Ladies' Jewelry-Csmeo, Pearl,
5000 Gold Pens, Silver Extension Holder,
| $500 Gold Pens 3 Gold Mounted Holders, 3" s
| 5000 Gold Pens and Extension Holders. s." 10
5000 Silver Goblets and Drinking Cups. So so
1000 Silver Casters, Is" 90
1000 Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets, 10" %
loo Dozen silver Tea spoons. kl0 To fS1
1000 q 80 Table Spoons q Forks % /" loo
MANNER or DISTRIBUTION.
CERTIFICATES naming each article ana iss VAL |
ne, are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES, which are
well mixed. One OF these Envelopes, containing I
the Certificate or Order for Article (usyfl al
doii1 at retail will he sent by mail 70 spy
address without regard to choice on receipt OF q
Cents The purchaser will see what Article N /
draacs, and its value, which may he from One TO i
Five Hundred Dollars, nd esn then send One DOL |
lar and receive the Article named or any other on
the list Of the value and after seeing the anti
IL TO be Immediately returned and the amount paid
will be refunded.
By this mode we give selections from . varied
stock OF fine goods OF the best make and latest
styles and OF intrinsic worth, at nominal price, I
while all have chance Of securing articles Of the
very highest value. % "a = : =
In all cases we charge for forwarding the Certif-
cate, postage and doing the business, the sum of
Twenty five Cents which must lie enclosed in the
order Five Certificates will be sent for 81 eleven
for thirty for s.; sixty 1--WE for SO; one hun
dred for SIS It"1 en- : 7.l 'ili
Parties dsaisng Sfh nay Depend hapi.g pro~pf
rstrns, and tAs article draEa will Be seat
10 any adfrsss BY return n1siI oy eypsess
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed In all cases
Write your Name, Town, County and State plain
ly, and address -'.. u ....sl FI.I =
SELDEN 4 CO.
p Courtlandt ST., New York.
Nav l7-v6mos
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ALE.
EOR sALE-A spIenalu Show Case, which will be
L sold at the cost Of the Glass. Apply 70
8. s. Brown.
No ., Central Block, Church st
Burlington. Vt. March p 1865
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his PARN q
il $50 acres, which will keep q cows three miles
from Essex Centre two good dwelling houses AZ
harms sufficient and in good repair. Part Of lie
JAMES NICHOLS
Oct. 24-w5ur
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w HISKERS ana
w MUS IA CHES
forced 20 grow upon
the smoOthest face in
from three 10 five
weeks by using DR.
SENIGNE'S r Z s.
TAURATFUR CA
PILLAIRE, the most
Hnrla-f..l 49,.
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BLACK PACAS.
/ HAVE this day opened a full assortment OF BLACK
l. Aipacas Of the most approved makes in machine
ana extra qualities and at prices which cannot be
undcrsold.
EDWARD BARLOW
l5G Church Street.
Nov. g. dSutf
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ROYs AND YOUTHS RUBBER BOOTS ju.,r.
- ceivef at PROUTY'
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AvERMoNr SCHOOL BOOK.
Geography and History Of Vermont.

FIiHE Subscriber has. by the recommendStion q
i the Board OF Education, recently publishsd .
book, designed for use textbook in 81 lie
schools OF the State, on the
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JACOB GREEN.
n .rD Il X It II X T. X

MANUFACTURER AND DEALEs IN
Collins and Burial Cases
In Wood and Metal OF every style.
A Ii sizes constantly on hand or made 10 order
n In any required style.
CoFTIS TRIMMINGS Of all kinds, Name Plate.
shrouds, Cravats, Collars and everything required
constantly on hand and furnished at short notice.
can furnish Collins at any hour Of the night, If
required, as ] sleep in the same building.
FUNERALS ATTENDED. WIFE HEARsE.
Apply at amy hour Of day OF night .
J. GREEN, College ST.,
Burlington, March .. 1864. dSwu
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NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.

NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.
rCHE PRICE OF GAS will be $500 per thounr
i cubic feet, from and after September lGi, ~
discount Olive per cent. will be made on all tlI
not exceeding 50 dollars, per cent on bills exceed
ing 5000 and not 500, and 10 per sent. OF Al
bills exceeding 500, Il paid within I've days after
presentation
A. A. HARRINGTON,
Supt- and Treasurer.
Burlington, Nov. 6, ls65-dlt'
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II /. written by 5. r. HALL. IL. D., we'll know
as every way competent for that task. The booi
also contains the Constitution Of the United States
With suitable notes, comments and questions by
PLINf II. WHITE, TO give sn accurate and cor
else view q the fundamental principles and work.
ings OF our governmental system TIE AppsntiI
contains the Constitution Of Vermont, with he
amendments thereto the Declaration OF lndspen-
dsnce the Ordinance Of Departments Of he
National Government, DC, &c. Sc The boob
Will he found deeply interesting 10 the genera
reader as we'll as the student.
AL orders for the Book should be sddressed,o
c. W. WILLARD, Publisher.
Montpelier. Sept 5th. is65--uI2n3
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RIFLES.

A GOOD assortment Of B,iiaTrs csls 5rafsd Mrzzls-
"A o1tfrg RIfcs, warranted the best shooting rife
IN the market. Kept constantly on hand at No. d,
bank Block, by BRINSMAID 4 HILDRETH.
sept <lst daw
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Ready-Made Clothing
AND
GE.NTS' FUR.V'FSEEE.vG
& O d ID =.

Of an extensive variety. and late styles NAV con-
stantly lie found on hand Respectfully,
II. n. RICHARDSON,
late Gutter for A. r. Shattuck
Sept. 2-dav
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wELLINGTON,s NEW ROOT CUTTER
Ihis new root cutter is warranted to give Satiiae-
I ton. for sale at tHi'ON'
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DIARIES FOR 1866.

EASCF DRESS GOODS in great variety and at
L much lower prices,
atPAGE & BESTs
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BrOadciOfhs, CasSimeres,
DOEsKINs, vEsTINGs. &c.

which will he made to order in thorough manner
and in any desired STYLE
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

TIVE undersigned will continue the manufacture
i and sale of CLOTHING. at the stand now oc-
cupicf by A. r. Shattuck, from october lst, Is65.
shall open with an entirely new and choice
s<sRck Of
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Commencing June 70, 1865, trains will run AZ FOL
lows.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

AZ Brigham YOUEG AsD A New DISPEE.
sAEIoE.-The Republican party once de-
CLEARED that slavery snd polygamy we're
twins. Vel, one twin is dead shall we
expect speedy demise of the Gilbert It
seems so. Brigham says that plurality
of wives ID not essential to Mormonisn,
and if the Lord will only send bin a
little .dispensat;on, iintimating that he
and the Republicans a hink alike in re-
gard to the sbarbarismp of household
of pretty wives, ne Silf have the thing
put down Brigham is csasing to he
! himaelf7-he is no longer Young. How
eeger,-n his Eat goes forth, and the gold
en-, words. are. Enclosed i'm Salt Lake,
! beauties will have 10 submit. Somebody
viii have = large number OF ready made
wives to dispose Of Who bids7-Nash-
ellie En60n3sln6ta9 bHA aciaJ ea}
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29
MEDICAL.


FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
. MATHEWS VENETIAN HAZE DYf hss siiooeoa
public favor
THE VENETIAN HAIR DYnas IN. bAst and
cheapest made lts prlee Is ouiy zso- ana -
bottle contains double the quantity Of pxa n
these usually soid for 81. EgTags a-.9 "
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured Nv
liar process, which renders f. inaRitsly anrar.
to any dyein ths market. Being complies "a. /
bottle, no preparation Is required, which era. +
ssmplisss the applicatios. 80 ? AAs=esSf
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that rustx
dead appearance BY which dyed hair aud whisker.
are 90 esdily recognized, wAsn an inssrior Arti.
lie has been used. as IL reduces perfectly nAsa.
al color If snE shade that adssiEsA, fssm q rich
brown TO = Jetty, lHstEeua black. that viii not
smut. crock or stain tte tietAing. IRxaat z6e
and Yen VIII b eony mesi,. .Aold. hs ALI Drug,
siats and .Eesey Goods Dsalefss - "a - ~ I
$3.50 80 Az MATREws. EfshanssaFsf.
.pEMAs BARNES Ao0.i New Yort, swAols-
ware Assasss RSaa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

BEs. HARRIsos SQUELcHED - On.
Monday evening last, Ben. Harrison,
editor of the Henderson Meas, = filthy
and scnrrilous sheet of streng rehsL sgu-
pathies, was arrested BY order OF Col.
Johnson, commanding the Sd division,
of the Department of Kentucky, and
his paper was suppressed, on charge
of disloyalty, and bis persistent efforts
to stir upSstrifs in KentuekyY and 70 In
1dnce returned rebels q vote, despite The
orders of the Government, and in de-
ference to the laws of the State Of Ken
tueky. The sntecedsnts Of this fellow,
Harrison, eminently fit him for the dirty
work he has been doing In tina interests
of the enemies of the Government
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

!. ,Os TIE YAzoo,-1A capitalist who
visited the Yazoo country last week to
ascertain the condition of that portion
Of Mississippi, and the chances for in
yestment of money, has just passed
through Memphis on his way North. He
says there is still great deal of dis
quietude and discomfort. Many Of the
returned rebel soldiers have beeomerob-
bers. q, s,I.s.s 44.sio. fsal asb;
!, There is hope that State action may
neutralize the Emancipation PrOclama-
ton, and this absurd hope makes many
planters unwilling to pay wages to the
blacks, who are very often harshly treat
ed. The result of these Influences is.
that the cotton crop will be very Light
Nenlphis BiGlletia. ii syad ode seeJf I
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CO-PARTNERsHIP.
GROCERIES,

q
DAcoN HAMs.-4O0 oAHVAssED HAMS,
ID 100 Plain Hams, for sale, wholesale And retail,
at lowest market rates BY vICKERY BR08a.g
Jy16- l92 Main street
NEW MACKEkEL so KITS Jew MACK
IN srol, catch Of 1865; also salmqn Trout. White
Fish and Herring for 50 = At YICKERY'S,
Jyl5 ss.,,,1 ls2 nAia street.
GuRDRIks-JUsT RECEIvED--EGGs, BUT
~ ter, young and old Chickens, Cove oysteis,
Picked Oysssfp, Lobsters. finp Ealla4. Peaches,
Tomat, %, .TdinSB, assorted xtracts, and gen.
sfai assortment Of FsEey Groceries, always ON
hand ct VICKERY BROS.
tyl6 SD 60 vi 132 Main sfgeef
DoTATAoEs AND oNI0Ns-25 BUSH NEW
4 Potatoes rs bush new Potato 0nions, large
and hne, for sale low at b VI0kERY BROS,
Jyl' ls2 Main street
- EA, COFFEE AND SUGARS. - NEW
A stocks at greatly reduced prices. Ws have q
very oheoe =. lsction OF fresh Teas, Warranted 10
please, for sala very Reasonable -
Jyl6 VICKERY b oS., 49, Main 1t.
Not ~ few OF the WORST Disorders
th . afilct mankind aYiseSfom oorFupf ions of he
blood. Helmbolds Extract OF SaEaa pariilas ia q
remedy Of the utmost yRlue.s ,aaasR .aaagasE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

20 I@FHoU Art GoNr FRoH ocR GAzs r.
IL is with much sorrow that We announce
the death Of Emily NJ Burnett, daugh-
ter Of our friend Mr. Alfred Burnett, .
gentleman who bears a. Cosmopolitan
reputation, The deceased was il the
very spring Of girlhood; q bright, poeti.
cal, and fairy.like being, WHOSE exis-
tenee was 6 short time since as fraught
with, promise as the early June Of sun
shine, We sympathiz. with the be-
reaved parents IN q loss which viii
leave void in their earthly affections
that can sever be feflled, but in their
affection it should be melancholy
source Of Satisfaction to know that one
so pure has but exchanged the dross of
earth for a celestial mantle CTllcin
TldH Enq4irer.A 2 sal'la go a.'al
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

q SERIoUs CHiRGE AGAINST rwo MEa.
scH1Nry. Ella Rouf aud Jacob Herch.
horn we're arrested BY the military au-
thorities day before yesterday and sent
10 Grntiot street prison on complaint Of
two soldiers, who stated that they ven.
into the clothing store Of Ronf s Herch.
horn and purchased some clothing they
stated chat they wanted to- buy q pair OF
boots, and enc Of the nerchants Solun.
teered to show them to shoe store. On
leaving the clothing store, the soldiers
left their carpet sacks behind, intending
TO return for them after purchasing the
boots. On returning To the cIothing
store, they found that their carpet sacks
had been opened and portion of the
clothing taken out They stssed that
they surprised the merchants ia the act
Of rihing their carpet sacks, but We
trust there is soma mistake about it.
The merchants were released from
prison, and win be tried before the
proper military officer at ten o'clock this
morning Missouri Democrat 800
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

~ e% Springfield, Illinois, lis so overrun
with burglars, gsrroters, and williams Of
alhkinds that the Mayor hasifequested
Gen. Cook to carry ON the city govern
ment with the military force at his com I
maud This the General has consented
~ 10 - srafsufessU 5uE idufaas'z
Whilst this il done. in Springfield,
Gen. Dooltlls has turned NashyiIleoyer
to the civfl authorities. We guess our
Mayor and his police will have about as
much business On their hands as they
can attend 70. ~r.-r ada v,rf.f44 ser..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29
sG,y- The Henderson Ne.O,. 6 few da,

D3- The Henderson NesCs, { few days
ago, Published miserable fslsehoOd.
against Col. Johnson, Commanding the
I'd division of the Department OF KEN
lucky, The Colonel went TO Hender-
son, demanded the author of the infa-
NOUS lie, and be was named with quiv-
ering lips and trembling knees BY there
doubtabIe Ben. Harrison, bas .',.S :. =
The author of the scurrilous article
was confronted, and be acknowledged
that he had lied, and signed a libsl which
viii forever stand on record against him.
His name, we believe, was Schafer.
These are the sort of men who are OPP
posing the Constitutional Amendment,
the election of Yeaman, and the best in
teteats Of the State Of Kentnckys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

= da@7 The eoqdetliahi Mrs. L---ebas
j nst1 returned from a. pleasure trip to
Washington She only took with her.
forty two dresses twenty shAwls, nine
teen HboBnets and two hundred pairs Of
Gloves s.Surely,, said friend who.
happened to- be present when she was
unpacking, Hyou did snot take all Mat
with you." g / merely took what was
indispensable, my dear / left 0tlind-
me all that was cumbersome .Ah,
yes, Understand, Jane-your husband Y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

! MA Mobile paper pays q tribute
TO our soldiers who have left that city
recently Although some people may
think we ought not 10 say IL we do say
it in all honesty, that we should like
many of these men TO. stay in Alabama
as soldiers. The civil laS not having
yet been restored. we desire that the
military law should be administered BY
those who have so far exhibited so much
self-control, who have exhibited somnch
Of what is manly, and yet wbo might
oppressed instead of protecting .us.i''tri
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

KENTUCKY ELECTION have graft
flying news from she Second Congress
sional District of Kentucky. The cleo
ton Of Mr.. YeamAn to Congress 10 con.
sidered entirely certain, and the. friends
Of law, order, civilization and State pro-
gress hope to achieve q complete tri-
umph. aSoamote IL be- s'sig@ao
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29
ANNOUNCEMENT.

MR. kDIToK: Please aunorBes % your readers
that WIN. sLogDoH, Of Possf % ubty. % > eAh-i
didate for JUICE Of the Ccmm0nsPleas 0anrt. ~
ths d strict e0mposed Of thanecun mites % Pesoy,
Vanderburgh. warrlck and Gibson. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29
Nntina al Attachnent.

NToFIoE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI, OF
IL the I2th day of July, 1865, . writ % sttseh :
meat was Issued By ne. A. w. Ghuts = JEstses Of
the Pc &C. OF YsnaerbErgh eounty.r Indisbas As
tl,s fpsiance and upon the stsaVif Of y n. Eeayfs
Agent far Isaac b. Fowler, sgsisst The gcoos,
cnattels rights, Moneys. and e1rcss 81 q. Q, bar-
gust, 1885 81 O'Clock u tie foFssoon, - ny o.
fes 10 Pigeon TOwnshiPs3n saie conEfys viii
proessd t0-hesr and Sscids 90 sad eiasH % tie
safa Is9sc B. Fowler. Whereof said e e Harris
and all othsr persons concerned take no ice.
AsW. CHUTE
WAssWst. Justice Of ths Psacs,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29
GROCERIES.

nOrAToE5l PorAToEsi .POTAT0Esi
II WsAr stiil receiving those choice Eastsrn
20 stoss, and VIII sen them thesp. sond your
sFasrs, before they Gsalt genes e aIAM
hHl ssfsivRaA "a IA. MalS stre.t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

ASoFHrR GREAT RAIS AND THUNDER
SToaa This city and vicinity were Wis
tied yesterday BY another great rain and
thunder storm, Aecompauied BY heavy
winds, f
The lightning aud thunder we're fear.
fully sublime and awful, binding the
bskoider by the vivid glare and shaking
the very foundations Of the. earth with
its awful roar Great damage must
accrue in the country by these repeated
and Unparalleled storms.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

, J1@ A shocking crime has been par
italy developed in Richmond. On the
J 18th Of last month a large lot of goods
was received from Philadelphia bsl >
leading drug house of Richmond. One
Of the. packages contained dead body,
said TO be that Of. Lynn c. Doyle, Of
Philadelphia. Journal ass=saiss ri
\ Soldl LynR7 C. Doyle, or rather Lin
seed Oil, is shipped all over the country
! in packages. o Get of another joke on
Hazy and subside--LOHispiIis PrSss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29
- a.. Ilsharn.sn 80. IN

"a Gen. Sherman says: II always
travelled withsa COPY of the census fanny
saddle bsga, i coula tell bow many in
6abitanas, how many cultivated acres,
how many head of cattle and horses,
how many bushels Of grain eaeh..county
possessed at that time, and SO, approx
mately, how many there would be now,
and how lang Il woald snbsistmy army ?
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29

DG Cairo must be deleetable place
las the papers of that city are almost
daiy FLIED with details Of imurder, rob
berry, and outrage. In the .issue of
Wednesday, nearly two columns of the
local page 10 taken up with accounts Of
I've Fobberies and one robbery aud MUIR
der and an attempt to rob railroad
man. How different is it in EvansgiIlel
Here we have not heardgof q robbery or
even atheft for months and the only
ontrages we hear OF are those commit.
ted on negroes by set Of low fellows,
who VIM soon be subjbgated a' ..sss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-29
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