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= CUllsCATARRH, AND PAM u THR TmRLEs

No VIOLEEE sTRIRGIE0 OF TuE HBAD.
TAI sESEE OF TIsTR AND sNKLL REsToRBD.
For centuries Catarrh has deed the o. III Of rhy,
ieians and surgeons. No medical work contains
prescription that will eradicate It. Nothing SaVe
Dr.. GOodAlSS Remedy will break It up, radically
destroying the principle OF the disease and PFeclu.
ding the poSEibilty ofA relapse.
No form Of CHtAIrh can With1tand its searching
power and no mode Of treatment ever afforded such
immediate relief such universal satisfaction
ltpenetrAteH 70 the very seat Of this disease, and
sxterminateSit, root and branch for ever.
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
BAY, Resi-, AND PERIoDIc CARLHRH,-Dr. R. Good
ale's CatArTh Remedy and mode Of treatment not
only Affords the greatest relieflD every Vnriety)s
CatAuh, but IL sxtrguiBheS tho diSeaSe forever in
AL Its types snd StARes Every speaks well OF IT.
Price 500 per Bottle. Send aGtAmp for DR. Good
Aios New Pamphlet on Cstarrh, Its perfect mode Of
treatment, and rapid cure. Information Of price
less value Send or call at once.
Q. r. PARKER, Cole Agents, IS Blocker St., N. Y.
For sale by 7. II. LOGAN 1 CO., and 10.
GAN, LIST 1 CO., Wheeling.
BoV26- ydAW
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AUCTInM Lnn

AhNTs. hemmsd Linen handkerchief. AZ ola
III price; Iy0 hundred and atty doEen Lades
some heDaulsd stitched hafdk eTeSIsfI At S7ik
myA J. 6. RBOD "a
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g. w. JOHNSON g. SOM

Sheet Iron Ware.
"AVINa AVAILED OURSELVES oP ALL TIKI
n improved facilities, We better prepared NOS
than to MI all OrdsfB for any article or work IL
the above line Of busineaS. VallieS and Conductor
made to order, steamboat work done In q substRn
ttal and W6rkmAnliko manner. We are now paying
particular attention to thB branch OF tie trade AND
can guarantee GatiEfActfOn In every particular To
Wholesale Dealers We can cffer Inducements that
cannot be found elsewhere. Our stock Of Ware IL
complete and the assortment full at timss Wa
keep Ttcek OF theIAtest and pattern
Of Coal and Wood Stoves on hand Rt all times.
q. ". JOHNSON 4 SON,
Ho.1To Market Square,
jyz-d&Wh wheeling, Va
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w-o0ll for Circular describing all Dynptoms.-J9a
SEMPrOMS-

The Symptoms of Catarrh as they generally m
pear aTO.a at frFt very slight PerEonH end they
have cold, that they have frequent AttRrkR spd
Gre more sensitive to the changes of tcmperstare
In this condition, the no'e may be dry. or a Elight
discharge thin and aerid, afterwards becoming thich
discharges are increased in quantity and chFnged
In quality they are now thick and heavy and are
hnEked or cOughed OIL. The GecTetions ARE Cren
Give, causing Tad breath; the voice Il thick and
uasal the eyes are weak the of the sIpe s es
scosd or destroyed deafness frequently tAkes plaza
Another common and important y mptom OF CRtaTTh
Il, that the person 10 obliged to clear bis throat ia
the morning Of a thick or elimy urcrs, which has
fallen down from the bead during the right. When
ease Is on ts way 10 tie lungs, and should lose no
The above are but few Ofthe many cataIrh symp.
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Hats 81 Caps.
IN. PRATHER,
NO. so MAIN STREI

NO! so MAIN STREE -
A LWAYs on nsnd . choice and varied stock Il
"a HATS and CAPS for Mems and Eoyl' wear.
HetnB doSirouS Of establishing Permanent trade,
oIn IN the city and surrounding country, all those
Eno tayoE me with their patronage can rely on be-
Ing Eupplted with the best EoodSat the l0veGtiE.
ure8. ----s'
SoantlI Merchants are particularly requested to
ROVl4 ~ s.N.PRATHza.
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IiL TlMORE LOCI HOyPIIL
- AsEABLsnID As A RR7Con =,
0UAOKNRY.EE S
? HI ONLY PLACE WHERE
CURE CAN BE ORTATEED

DE; JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED TRIP uo,,
~, Certain, Speedy and Only EdectusI Rs AUSt
!ns BACK and Limbs, Structures, AfertIorH .a Q
aleneyS and bladder, involuntary DiSchsros,' IL tne
IsnSy. GelGEsl Debility, Eervo1IneSS DySoe, In
tJa, ~ az pits, Sontu1ion Of IdeaI PslbItS
gym or GIdt!nesl DiScGEe Of the Hssd. T%tS.3
s. OF skn Affections Of tho Liver, LpnRI Eto,
~, ,iSoMeI1-shoSe Terrible disorder ErisiSs ~.
ene soltaty Habits Of YoUth-those sEcAsT 80 y.
nary practices more fatal to their vic.pa tSI ~,
.ons OF syren! TO tho Mariners Of UIyRSse
tI o9t brilliant hope. OF anticipation. FILdsI
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"a CARD.

DR. r. H. LEE-PHYsICIAN, SURGEON
II AND CCoUoHER-tbankful for past favon
generally that he ia stIl doing business at biz iii
stand, &Rin street, near the Suspension Bridge
where he viii DC happy to attend to any buGIness
In his line that may be entrusted 70 his care NiTht
calls promptly attended to. DR.. Lee Is a Srad5sts
Of the Eelette Medical Iu'tituts OF Cincin1Sti
has been VaHolsiy engaged in the practice of hin
nov prepared with ell the necessary apparatus for
the Medical application of Electricity h The treat
the special attention of the afflicted So perier,i
the "HealirG Art" Of the present day las practesd
by EclecteS that few need despair Of receViuR neF
Special attention given to diseases Of women and
children. All communications strictly confidential
Our practice Is safe certain and prompt leaving NO
mereurtAl tAint in the system, but cleansing reno
waiting and strengthening the general system actne
in untGon with Natures uneTring laws.
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MARRIAGE

haIried Persons, or tonns Men contemplst,n.
marriage, being aware Of PhysieSl WeakaesR 5TSsaTe
debility, dClormities speedily cured sNas
be who places himself under the cara NJ m =
may rgiiEionsiy c3nhde in HE Tenor a, genteirso
and confidently rely upon his SklH n a phyEie!a,
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YOUNG MEN

63peeialIy who have become tle vietinG Of sol,,,
VICE; that dreadful and destructive habit gbrI u
Young Men Of the most exalted talents AMI Ir q
intellect, who might otherwise have en:Fa5sI H.! ~
te1ing eenhteE with the thundCrI Of eio5prS, Nv "
Waksa to ee'tsoy tho living Tyre, may cali WITH SI
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DR, JOHNSTON.

Member ofthe Royal College Of Surgeons, London.
Graduate from one Of the mCst eminent College, a
hs1 been spent In the hospitals Of London. Para
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected scue al
the most astonishing cares that we're evsr known
msny troubled with ringing in ths head snd earI
whom asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed al
sudden sounds, bashfuneE5, with frequen. busbins
attended sometime with arrangement of mind, Eef,
cured Immediately.
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WINNIE, wEsG Va, Dec. Ith, 1859.
10 al ShosI It HsGy concern: We the Under
signed members Of the WCGt Virginia Lexislstrre
take pleasure in saying that We have known pT
Richard u. Lee many yeara preTiors to the hreaE
ing out OF the Rebellion, NJ SueceSsfrl and cueT
Eetie practitoner Of Medicine (oHthe Eclectic scb
10th In Knnawha county Va and Gala county
6; sIA ASgE, g 9S to 5th Dist.
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AND MOTIF OF TREATMENT Is
HE ACME OF PERFECTION.

J Gum HAE, ROqa lND PIllODlo oATARRH.
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TUE purpose of this instihltion is to instruct
i young men tand women too) In the principles
which govern tho correct transaction of pecuni0Ty
buAnes1Hndin Accountantihip and ita concomitantS
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ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS.
The many Thousands cured At this institution
Sieal coerotiors performed by Dr. Johnston Wit
neIsed BY the reporter Of the ''sun," "ClIpPeEp"
ana many other papers, notices OF which hBve op-
ptnrcd again and sRAin Before the public, besides
hia Standing sS gentleman ofcharHcteT and Tebpon'
un'uty' 10 Satieient guarantee To the afflicted.
sKIN DIsRAaEs SPEEDILY CURED.
A6-So letter. received unless postpaid and con-
tanning stamp to be used the reply. PerEonl
writing Rhoud state age, and send portion OF adyeT
tiEement describing GymptolGS.
JOHN 81. JOHNSTON, N. D.,
ofthe Baltimore Loez Hospital, Baltimore,
febl5-1yS Maryland.
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, oUREs CATARRH, AND AvERFs CONSUMPTION.

II Guns oATARRH m All 11s TT71s AND srAeEa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-23
.,sJ q, DRESS GOODS
DeDartInent.

.E5 ap9as o. 8uJ &c
j. FRENCH MERINoEs - A Larg
Stock Of .ESe,y Shade.
,ALL-wOoL EMPRESS CLOTHS.
OTTOMAN CLOTHS. 81
: TAMISE CLOTHS.
MELANGEPOPLINB. SA
Z PLAID-sAzE-W Wool Poplins. 81 i
q CANTON CLOTHS. - saf q
I GRAPE MELANGES. - aas r.
ID -ALPACAS-IaI Black ard all colors,
aAad Full Assortment Of FRENCH
AND BRITISH SAX0NY DRESS
GOODS, all Of which vii be offered to
the Trade, AND RETAIL AT PRICES THAT
DEFY COMPETITION. Z
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the VERY LATEST
TT TELEG CIR a ID Fl.


NEW YoRK, Dec. 22=-lhe World
Washington special says:
The President, yesterday sent to the
Senate the name of Gen. Van Allen
burgb, of New York, as Minister to
Japan. :.
The HeralGs Richmond correspond
ent says: tEA
The people of Richmond are in a high
state OF exeitemsnt in apprehension of
an outbreak among the negroes during
the approaching holidays 1t is report-
ed that preparations for gigantic in
surrection have been made by the ex-
tensive gathering and secretion of arms,
and, from fear that the4negroes will at
tack ami rob the trains, the Superiutend-
ent of the Richmond and Danville Rail-
road has issued notice that no freight
will be carried ON it between the 2lst of
December and the 5th of January The
apprehensions are believed to be ground
less. .ss.s.4g~,
The aggregate force recently ordered
TO be mastered out of the military ser
vice 10 10000 men.
Gen Fitz Henry Warren has been
brevetted Major GENERAL He win not
90 10 Guatamala until after the close of
the Legislature, before which he 10 q
prominent candidate for Senator.
The Worlds special says that there
la no official information from the French
Government that the Emperor in
tends to. withdraw the French troops
from Mexico. tt is vaguely given ont
by the French Minister, in diplomatic
circles, that such 10 his intention. Max
imilian expects to supply their places
with Austrian troops, numbers of whom
are said to be on their way to Mexico.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-23


30 The following indiscreet pream-
BILE and resolution were introduced into
the Virginia Legislature on the 9th
inst, bat were subsequently Withdrawn:
WHEREAS, Il ia currently reported,
and generally believed, that the cele-
brated Hudibrastic General e. +. But
ler 10 about 10 take charge of this mill
tary department, with powers extraordi-
nary; therefore s
ResolCed, That whatever money may
remain in the State Treasury be imme-
diateiy divided among the widows and
orphans of the deceased soldiers, and
couriers be dispatched to the various
counties, requesting people TO secrete or
bury their plate. 4
The resolutions are indeed indiscreet
-imprudent beyond conception--snd
show thst General Batter must have
done the rebels great injury while in
The service. The rebels and Democrats
hate Butler with the utmost malignity,
and both use the same terms of reproach
towards him, but they agree in loving
and eulogizing Mcclellan. Birds Of
feather.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-23
News Items.

Valuable gold mines have been dis
covered in Panama.
It is now thought the Chilian war viii
i terminate in favor Of Chill.
The Canadians are becoming scared
on account of the Fenians, and are for
tifying Toronto. s
Gen. Logan's name is not on the lisi
of appointments recently sent to the
Senate M rs
Upon the delivery of the pirate Shen.
andoah to the United States Consul at
Liverpool, forty-nine chronomeiers were
found on board.
Negro suffrage only received about
= rs votes out Of 7, 800 u the city of Wash
ington, at special election held there
on Thursday, to test the wishes of the
citizens. -
The Method Street Church Extension
Society, at Philadelphia, has appropri-
ated SIC, 900 to erect Methodist Church
in Nashville, Tenn., and $4,000 more
for the Nashville district. Also, $2O2,-
500 for the States recently in rebellion.
The official canvass of the vote of
Wisconsin shows majority for Fair
child, the Union candidate for Cover
nor, 10.002. The majority against ue-.
gro suffrage is zoos
Sidney Smith, late associate manager
of the National Theater of Cincinnati,
died on the 18th. t
Thes New York Chronicle says the
Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Company has made contract
for twenty. FIVE new engines, to cost be-
tween FIVE and six hundred thonssnd
dollars. The Company has. during the
year, made large expenditures for con-
strnction, and has sold stock, 1t 10 stated
to the extent of . million and quarter
dollars. af
The Georgia Legislature has passed
billto allow freedmen to testify in cer-
tain cases. They have also elected
State officers, and win shortly have their
civil government in operation.
Governor Perry has turned thego
ernment of the State. of South Carolina
over to Governor Orr, by direction Of
the President.
"A Maine paper states that colony Of
Fifty families, principally from that State,
is to embark for Palestine in July next
They propose to settle at Jafa, the an
cientJappa, building lots having been pur
chased, and viii carry with them Yam
kee improvements, with view to resus-
4. itate the great and long slumbering re-
sources Of that once splendid laud. + +
- The funeral Of Governora Gorwin will
take place from his residence at Leba-
non, Ohio, on Thursday, the 26th inst. !
A bill is before Congress providing for
holding. the United States Courts in
Richmond, Virginia, before one of which
it is expected JEFF Davis win be tried
The Secretary of the Int rior has de-
cided that unoccupied lands in States
cannot be set aside for freedmen-but
all homestead and pre-emption laws are
applicable to freedmen as well as to any
other class Of people.
Mr. Washburn, of Illinois, has pre-
pared bill to revive the grade of Seen
eral," for the benefit Of General Grant
Tis not supposed thatit will pass.
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Terms for 1896.

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different standpoints from which thay are writ
ten, be read and studied with advantage by the
people Of this country, Of every creed and party
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New subscribers to any two of the above Pc
riodicals for 1866 will be entitled TO receive,
gratiz, any of the " Four Revieses" for 1866.
New subscribers to all FIVE of the Periodicals for
1865 will receive, gratis, any too of the Fossr
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Subscribers may also obtain back numbers M
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-23

WAsHIEGToS, Dec. % There is no
doubt of the fact that the President
nominated to the Senate ex- Congress-
men Lewis D. Campbell of Ohio to be
Minister Extraordinary to the Republic
of Mexico, in place of General Logan,
declined. The nomination was referred
TO the Committee on Foreign Relations.
Hon. John Bigelow, who was appoint
cd ad interim Minister to France, has
been nominated by the President for
confirmation. aa1A.I s
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Legislative summary.


Ia the Senate, on Wednesday night
the bill amending section 35 Of the cont
mon school law, approved March 9th,
II 1865, was passed.
The specific appropriation bill was
taken up, and after slight amendment,
4 " The general appropriation bill was
- also passed @@
.Nez "A message was received from the
House Announcing that they refused to
concur in the Senate amendment to the
specific appropriation hiil giving extra
pay to the principal Clerk and Pages,
,A and also adding new amendments to the
bill. The Senate receded from its
amendments, and concurred in the
House amendments
Ia The mechanic lien bill was taken up
and passed.
Tile Senate concurred in House
amendments to the general appropria-
tion bill.
Sn8E The House amendments bill rs. 270l
! increasing fees of County Auditors and
Commissioners, were agreed to, y g8,S
SRNATF.-In the Senate yesterday O
vote of thanks was rendered Hon. Paris
C. Dunning Cor the able and impartial
manner, in which he has discharged his
duties as President pro ten
AsA On motion of Mr. Bennett, the resolu-
tions offered at previous session con-
4AA ceruing JEFF Davis we're laid upon the
table, .fEa
A concurrent resolution authorizing
the Acting Governor to accept from the
=, United States the general hospital at
I Jefersonyille was adopted.
HousE-In the House,. on Wednes-
day afternoon, the EmbezzlementA bill
passed. IVA
On Wednesday night, the State Debt
Sinking FuId bill passed-yeas IS, nays
-27s AS passed, ii was titled
G4s9nAn act1to provide for State Debt
Sinking Fund for the payment of the
IN : principal and interest of the Eve .and-two
and q half per cent. stocks of the State
- of Indiana; prescribing the duties of
the Auditor, Treasurer and Agent of
i.13 State 10 relation thereto; providing for
Clerk of said State Debt Sinking Fund
and fixing his salary; and providing q
s-s=ssp penalty for the violationof its provis-
ions; abolishing the Board of Sinking
Fund Commissioners, and all officers
-" connected Herewith; the office of the
Agent of State in the city of New York
TO invest the moneys belonging to the
sF Sinking Fund in the stocks Of the State.
Transferring the business of said Board
f of Sinking Fund Commissioners to the
Auditor and Treasurer of State; provi-
ding that the tax thereon levied shall
be taken and converted as part of the
tax levied under an act entitled An Aci
10 raise revenue for State purposes fol
the years 1866 and 1867, approved
March 2, 1865, and declaring an emer.
gency for the immediate taking effect d
this act
The Senates amendments to the gen
eral appropriation bill were taken NJ
and passed.
The bill amending the charter of Ev
ansville passed-yeas 63, nays 5.at's 3
The hour OF II p N having arrived
the Speaker referred to the time o
n night By the clocks in both halls, statet
w. that the thirty y-eight days Of business &
which this session Of the General Assem-
lis bly, was limited by the Constitution
: were now fully numbered, and the tim
had now expired for authorit!ve legis
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la.ion by the House Of Representatives.

lation by the House of Representatives.
In the House, yesterday, the concur
rent resolution in relation to the accept
ance from the United States of ths Cen
eral Hospital at Jefersonville, was
passed.
Mr. Pettits aMonroe Doctrine reao-
luton ELECTED considerable debate. It
was slightly amended, and passed -
yeas III, maya l.
The Senate concurrent resolution &C.
cepting the State Printers proposition
to print $500 copies of the Adjutant
Generals Report for S59, $50 was adopt
ed, after debate, without q division.
The concurrent resolution for inquest
into the management of the Sinking
Fund, as amended by way Of substitute,
was adopted
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NOTICE.

rT,HG CoPARrHERsHIP HEREToFoRE Ex-
istfug under the style Of Slaughter & Co. is
dissolved by mutual consent. The business of
the firm will b. settled ct the o6ice of Brown,
DRnkerson a Co. Fs {
IN. g, SLAUGHTER. 2l
= BROWN. DUNKERs0E co. I
Evan. willie, Oct. /, 1865. : decl9 d3w
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MOLASsEs GATES.
Inat Racairad

CTEBBTNS'S NEW STYLE MOL AS EG
- GATES, Nos. 2 and o. for Rale NY tho dozan
or singles also, CAST Steel MonldsEs shOveis.
JACOB STRAUB a SON. .a
deal. "a Main street.
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New YoRK, Dec 22--A delegation Of
Mississippians, being the Committee ap-
pointed BY the Legislature of their State
10 petition the President for the pardon
of JEFF Davis, called at the Executive
Mansion yesterday, and the petition was
presented, but no formal reply was given
by the President. A-
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MARRIED..

GILLETT -LOWRY.--On Thursday evening
Dec. 21st, at the residence Of the brides father
by 8. II. Gilett, d D., 9. p. GrLLErr, U. .. NJ,
10 Miss GRACE Lowax, daughter Of william J.
Lowrysof this city.
EEwSOM-BRAEDoE.-- FIorsncs. Ala,
on the evening Of Dec. 9th, By Rev. Mr.. Barbee,
Major JoHN E. EEwsom, Of Cherokee, Ala, 60
Miss MATTE BRANDON, OF Florence. Ala. w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-23

LECTUR ES.


A. b. WHITING, an Inspirafional Speaker.
will give two Lecturea at Masonic Hall ON SUN
DAY, December 24th--in the morning at half
past ten O'Clock; in the evening at half past
seven o'clock-giviDg the Spiritual Idea Of q
Rational Religion, from Spiritual Standpoints
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
Admission Free
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COAL 9
Mnrn Cna1 Gaming

NAVIGATION IS RESUMED ON GREEN
~ river, and JOSEPH STEWART q co. will
have supply OF Green River Coal at th@ Evans
vile wharf to-day. supply will be kept con-
agsmntly ON hand. ssa6 y ssaJ1El tffw no21-d3m -
oface Qn Kohn'R Boat Store.
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HON Il INTERESTS.

To rzrsIcIANs.-If YOU wish to purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals ut q small I'D
vance on Eastern prices, 60 and examine KELLER
WHIrs's stock, where you will ind every arti-
ole that Ia needed BIZ the profession and a. prices
which cannot fail % give satisfaction. Theft.
Store 10 ut No. S4 Main street may4d&wtf
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SURVEYORS NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS OWNING Or INTRREsTED.
- In lands adjoining the following described
tracts are hereby notified that on the 9th day of
December, 1865, we viii have, the County Sur
vsyor Of Yanderhurgh County, Indiana. 10 pro-
ceed &c run the lines and perpetnase the eorners
the west half Of the southeast quarter, the east
half OF the northeast quarter the southeast quar-.
ter OF the soCfheast quarter, and the south fine
with the east and west corners thereof, OF the
southwest quarter on section 9, township 8, range
10 west, I'm fhs Eincennes land district.
- EDWARD MAlDLOW.
ADOLPH &URKEINRICH.
dec2 sf HENRY MAIDLOW. #aaa
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sURVEYOR's NOTICE.
NOTICE.

AKEssRs. TICKERY BROS. ARE OUR ONLY
INA aathoFixsd Ageats for the sale OF our COkN
MEAL, In EvAnaviIla. As we intend 20 keep o
large stock Of ant olfed and boited Meal In their
hAndn, oar cgHtomSrs can b@ supplied at mtll
rates, adding freight. go y &
~ = U THURGooD q ABBEY.
vinesnRss, Eev. 10, 1885. eel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-23

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Boat ever brought to this market, aud sold as low
81 split.ieathsr boots sold in other places.