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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-04
LEVI c BEcK

from Rsv. !. kowton Brown, D. D., Editer Of
ths Encyclopedias Of Religious knowledge and
Christian ChrOnicis. PHILADELPHIA:
Although not disp0-ed 10 favur or recommend
Patent Medicines la general through distruas %
Their ingredients and effects. yet know u no
sufficient reasons why may not testify TO
the benefits ne believes himself % have received
from any simple preparation, en- the hope that he
may thus contribute % the benefit Of Others
do this the more readily ia regard to Hoof-
lanfs German Bitters, prepared by DR. O. NJ
Jackson o. this city, because | was preiudiced
against them for many years, under the fmprrs.
sion that they we're chiefly an alcoholic mixture.
l am indebted 70 my friend, Robert Shoema .ke or,
Esq., for the removal Of THIS pr-5 aice By proper
tests, aud for encouragement to try them When
suffering nom grpat ard iinE continued debility.
The Of three bottles Of these Bitters AZ the be-
ginning of the present year, was followed by evil
deut relief and restoration. TO degree Of bodily
and mental vigor which I had not felt for oil
mouths before, and had almost despaired of re-
gaining therefore thank God and my friend
for directing the 10 the use OF them.
>. NEWTON BROWN,
Philadelphia.
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COUNTY ORDERS.

County Orders va. Greenbacks.
WE TAKE COUNTY Orders Al PAR FOB
w Goods. the same - Green backs. aud give
change. sCHAPKEE h BUSsIfG.
dsaas Ne a. and - Main strsst
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From Rev. J. II. Turner, Pastor Of HeddipE N.
L. Church, Philadelphia:
DY. Jackson,
DEAz STA Having used your Getnas BittsrH In
my family frequently am prepared 20 say that
1t has been OF great service. believe tkat in
ea.s~ Of general debility Of the system, IL Is the
safest and most valuable remedy Of which have
suy knowledge. Yours. respectfully,
J. II. TURNER,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-04

CIYcISxATI, Jan. Weather, cloudy.
Thermometer 30', Barometer 29'50.
River fallen inches % feet, 10
inches in channel.
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DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.

A DEsIRABLE LOT or DRESS GOODS
y Just received also nios lot Of Robroy, Pisin
and Printed Fianneis-for sale cheap vt 70 Main
street WEIGHTS A ROBERTS.
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rlitor. Evansville - Journai' ''' - 900

As we were rounding 10 at Brandensburg. yes
to-day, there was about thirty guerrllas rode
down tbs hank and ordered 20 halt. IA iuSlx
would nave ~, We had twcnty soldiers aboard who
ed upon the fehs who reiterated 10 the top af the
hill aud got hehtud an old stone foundation and
continued TO fire az us a. long We we're IN sight
We returned the fire, but with what cnsct We can .
not ten. only We saw une horse fall. There was
nonnc hurt on thu boat. When VIZ landed oppo.
s,ts there and put of our freight and lett.
CHAs. WILLIAMS. Cl'k str Mercury.
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JOHN TENNIS

Real Estate and Government Claim
"a * " NJ q X.
DUHS, Sells, and rsnts City Property and Farm
u Lands Buys conditions all classes of Claims
against the United States. 0eice-Third Street,
near Main. With P MsieT, Att'y.S
aRgR-dErs
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Foreign News.

LosDoS, Dec. 22-Consols closed at
s99S95 for money. American Stocks
steady,
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LADIES, FURS.

A BEAUTIFUL LOT Oh LADIES FURs
u aud Photograph Albums, Just the thing for a
Christmas Present Call and see them. a. No. 70
Main Street WHICH rs ROBERTS.
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CHEROKEE INJECTION.
Compounded from Roots Banks and


CHEROKEE REMEDY, hs grsaf Ladfa. De
see. cares all Aissasss Of Ne srsAa-v or0aHs, sHek
oosfsasnes Of he Drfss, Information Of tie Bad
sr Taaamafloa Of 1hs Ktdsspss Stone - fs BLaddsr
fefure Gravel GLssf, GonlovTAos aHd V especial
IL vsou aended fa lhoss Of FlaOF IbEs (or whls
" 6ssaiss) hsrs 81 he old neszsous sssdttsss haze
failed.
forEa, the dose being from eHs 70 two teaspoon
fuls three times per day.
@gIt ia diurstic and altsrAtivs in fts action pu-
riying aud cleansing the blood, causing IL 70 Gov
Ia all its original purity and viEor thus removing
from the system all pernicious esusss which have
CHEROKEE INJECTION is intend
an ally and assistant 70 tboCherokee REM
edy, and should Be- used in combustion with that
medicine in all cases Of 9onnorrhosa, Gleat, FiuOr
Albus or Whites. It's effects are healing, sooth-
ing a1d damuioeDt; removing all scalding, heat
ehoT1es aBr pain, instsad Of the burning and al
most uBsndarabls pain that is sxpsrisnoed with
nearly all the cheap glcek f9sctt0ns
aN-By the use o. the Cherokee Remedy
and Cherokee Inteetion-ths iva msdieiEsa
a. the sane time-An improper discharges are re-
moved, and the weakened organs speedily re-
storsd 70 full vigor and strength.
essFor full particulars get our pamphlet from
any drug stors Ia the country, write rs and ws
viii mail free to any address. fall treatise.
HR-Price. Chsrokes Remedy, "a per bot
sIs or three bottles fer IS.
sEPrfoe, Cherokee Injection, 81 PER bot
tls or thrss bottles for -.
ss-Ssnt b. sxpress 70 any address, rsesipt
| OF price
E8-soId By ali Druggists sverywhsre.
DIR. w h. Mervxfn a. Co.,
Sole Propristors,
No. % -dbsrty Street, Sew York.
nBrsole 10 EyknssIlls by WM BIERBOWEB.
and By ~ draggis1 eE.ryvhsrs. fsblldkU1y-
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BOOTS & SHOES.

A GOOD LOT OF BOOTS AND SHOES JUST
n added 70 cur stock, and for sale AZ very snail
wRIGHTs 4 RoBEBTs.
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RELIGIOUs NOTICE

i the Walnut Street Preshyterian Church. cor
usr Of second Street REV. W. IA MeCarerr Pas
tori, will take pla-e ~ the Church on wsdnesday
January 4th, at . O'Clock =. m. IA all Of the
seats VIII be subj eeted 20 sale persons who are at
present pew holders well all Others desirous
selecting seats for the coming year, are invited
60 be present GA the occasion.
TW. TURNER,
Seo'y Board Of Trustees.
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RESTAURANT.

Ladies Restaurant.
/ HAVE FITTED UP ROOMS IN TaE SIC
L ond story OF the Moaroe House ia elegant
style, a. Lst es' Restaurant, end am now pre-
pared to furnish 20 ladies aud gentlemen meals at
all seasonal 10 hours, comprising every dslieasy
that the market p1oTds. TIE location is retired
quiet, and convenient, aud liberal share OF pub
lie patronage ih solicited.
deol6.im SIMON COIN
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GROCERIES.
FOSTER BROS,
3 "a No. "a West Second Street,
CINCINNATI, o.
Dnsr 70 the Trade ct the lowest rates, vey largo
Stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,

AVuhAtthks IN part OF
Coffee f-Rio, LaguayrA, haricsbo, Java.
suERrf-ksw Orleans, Cuba, Porto Rico, East
ern Refined.
molssssa and Syrup in great variety, quality,
and packages.
Teas-Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Hysou,
and ooiong.
spices f--Sutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon, Spice,
Pepper, and Ginger
Tobaecoi-Chewing. Fine Cut, and smoking
"A large stock.
Cigarss-Importsd aud Demestlc--full as
sortment.
Canned Goodsi-Psaohss, strAwbsrrlss,
Baekberries, RssI bsrries, Quincss, Pears, Goose
berries, Cherries Grapes, Pine Apples, tomatoes,
Grsea Corn, Peas, Oysters, Bobstsrs, Msckeral,
Ssrdlnss, Ae-
Ries, RAlsins, Almonds, Filberts, Walnu :
Pickles, Preserves, Candy, Soda, Wooden Wa ,
Sauces, Cotton Yarns, Twine, COTdags, Matches
Hacking, lax, Paper, Soap, Candles, Starch, Dys
R'9Ss. Walls. Goafsh. HsFrina. - 81
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Fcom Rev. J. 5. Herman. Of the German Re-
formed Church, kutxtewn, Bsrks eoanty. Pa:
Or. e. H. Jackson,
REsPEsTED sal have been troubled with the
Dyspepsia for nearly twenty years, and have never
used any medicine that did ME much good Is
HOonAnd's Bitters. an very much improved in
health. after having taken hve bottlss.
Yours, with respect,
,. :. HERMAN
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GROCERIES, &c.

NTEW BANS loo LBS SUGAR CURED
IN Hams At WM- CALDWELL's
Family Grocery.
DEF TOEGUEs.-Io dozen ssgzr Cured Beef
ID Tongues 81 No. First Street
NEW HOMIEY.-1O bbls Wa Flint Hominy
In at WM. CALDWELL'6.
nsiOEs.-6 bbls choice Onionsa a.
" no. FIRST STREET.
DUcKwHEAT FLOUR.-7b sacks Pennsyivn-
ID ala Buckvhsat Flour at
CALDWELLG.
nRIED APPLEs.-A oh0ies article % b had At
IL CALDWELL'B.
THEEsE.-2o boxes Hamburg csssss and Do
WI. cALDwELL's.
CEEFBEHErxs.-A sboios sr1sDIs % % bad st
u no FIRST GTREEK.
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Frem the Rev. J. NJ. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of
the Columbus, n. J., aud Milsstown, Pa, Baptist
Churches:
NEW RoeHELLr, II. Y.
Dr. c. n. JaeksoH,
DKAR SiR IL feel IL pleasure thus Of my own
accord 90 hear testimony 10 the excellence Of your
German Bitters. some years since, being much
afflicted with Dyspepsia, I used thsm with vary
beneficial results. l have often recon- nsnded
them TO persons afflicted with that tormen tin 4
diseass, aud have heard from them the most Dat
tering testimonials as TO their great valzs. In
cases Of general debility believe il to he . tcnis
that cannot be surpassed.
Yours. I'M. LYONS.
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Hemember
THAT THIS BITTEEs Is
~ OF a lC oh oIicx
CONTAINS NO RUN OR WHISKY.
And Cant Make DrunkardslII
BUT THE
Best Tonic in the World III

Best Tonic in the World III
READ WHO SAYS so:
FROM tho Rev. Levi q. Beck, Psstor Of the Fap.
~" church. fsmbsrton. n. j., foruserly Of tie
North Baptist Church, PHILADELPHIA
o
have knowH Hoonand's German Blttars fayor-
ABLY Tor number Of years. 1 have used ~ m In
ay own family, and have bean so pleased with
insif Effects that l vas Induced 20 recommend
THEM 70 uiany others, and know that they have
operated sll sirikingly beneficial manner. Itak,
sItft pressure ia thus publicly Fociaiminr this
tact. aud calling tho attention Of tho.a asfletad
WIN the diseases for which they are recommend
81 TO ths~s bitlers. knoEiAs from xporisnes that
.h"so recon- hshdAti0ns will be sustaiaed do
this ra0rs choerfuiiy a. Hoafands. RIttsr. 4. a.
tended 10 benent the afflicted, and l. not a rum
dr'hk. Nosr trsly,
LEVI e. BECK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-04

FROM the Rev. Thomas winter, Pastor Of Ron
borough Baptist Church;
-. JaeksoR,
DEAR SUI &sl IL due TO your excellent pre-
Aration, Hoohsnd's German Bittsrs, to add ny
testimony 60 the deserved reputation It has OBJ
tained. l have, Cor years at times, been troubled
with great disorder in my head and nervous sys-
ten. was advised by friend TO 3ry bottle OF
YOUR German Bitters. l did so, and have expert
enced great and un-x pected relief; my health has
been very materially benefited. I confidently
recommend the article where meet with cases
similar to my own, aud have been assured By man
Of their good effects.
Respectfully yours,
7. WINTER,
Roxboreugh, Penn.
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Cloaks and shawls

WE ARE CLOSING oUT OUR STOCK OF
w CIoaks and shHwis at low aRares. Call aud
see At WEIGHTS ROBERTS.
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PRICES:
Large size holding nearly double quantity.
81 90 per bottle-hslf dozen ....--..- .-... IS %
Small size, IS cents per eottle-hAlf dozen 81 10
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITS !
See that the signature Of c. n. JACK
SON. ison the WRAPPER Of each bottle.
should your nearest druggist not have tho pre-
pAration, do not be put on by the Intoxicating
articles that may be offered in its place, but send
TO Us, aud We viii forward, securely packed, by
express.
Principal once and Mandatory
NO. 631 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Jones * Evans.
I (SaeeessOrs TO C. n. JGekson & Co
PRoPRIEToRS.
80 Ter sale by prgzsisss aad Desss<s IN svss,s
/ ~ in tka United sssfss
/ 0pfSaswdk soSw
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To CORRESPONDENTS.
Kentucky ElecfE0B.

In many respects the most important
election ever held in the State Of Ken
tncky, takes place to-day. The iasns 10
order or confusion, progress or decay,
freedom or slavery, peace or war. So
far ss we can ascertain, the merits Of
the great question to bs decided have
been pretty fairly discussed before the
people by the opposing candidates aud
their frisnds, The impottancs Of . right
decision and the fatal consequences of.
tending wrong decision have bean por.
trsyed TO the people "a plainly ~ words
could do it. The folly of following pre-
judice, and disearding reason and ex-
perience, has also been set before them.
The disastrous effects of . blind Adhsr-
ence to the slave code Of the State upon
the lAboring element in it, and upon
which it depends almost entirely for aus
senancs and comfort, has faithfully been
pointed ont by both speakers aud preSG
II Kentuekians choose the worse part,
they do II with their eyes open, and must
not whine when the consequences. they
have brought upon themselves bear
heavily, even to the crushing out Of all
prosperity and peace. Life and death
have been set before them. Ifthey ehOoss
death rather than life, they should ut
least have the nerve to die pluck and
not complain of the union uen and the
Administration for not warding of the
evils they persisted in bringing upon
themselves.
As TO the probable results Of the slsc-
tion, we cannot even guess with any 90
surancs of guessing right. We hope fol
the best, jet we must confess that our
hope is badly clouded with doubts ant
fears. The Union men will undoubted'
ly elect several .Congressmsn, but va
are not sufficiently well acquainted will
the manner in which the State is appor
toned to form any idea 40 to the prob
able political character OF the LeRiala
ture. E-sE e-A VI
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Now is the time 10 be on the alert aad
look after the welfare Of yoar fraittress.
About this season the whols legion of
horticultural pests are out on their sum
mer csmpaign. Consequently this is
the Enost proper season 10 wage success.
ful war upon the Invaders a 81
Dissolve 10 six gallons Of wafer one
pound Of concentrated lye, sfir in Eve
or six pounds Of any kind Of foaI
grease, and three pints Of coal oil, and
swab thoroughly with the wash the
trunks Of all kinds of fruit trees, from
the ground as high up as you can reach.
We will wsrrant Il to Kill rits and eggs,
and buns and worms innnnef9ble, and
improve the general health Of the tree.
60 after the tent caterpillar With any
kind Of blazing torch fixed to a pole.
You will find them al ia at night, and
can easily barn every worm Of them out
Of house aud home, and out Of your
orchard -.g.---s 20 ---a. g-..---.
Pursue the peach borer with q sharp
ytick--no, the sharp end Of an old Gle is
the thing Wherever you End a blister
Of gum exudiDg, bore in; your viii lind
borer there or ought TO. Bore bin to
death without mercy. and dab into the
wound pinch Of common brown soap
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

These mens does not justice sEy,
ought not to be hanged-at least alone,
II, then, We believe that onr men. were
murdered - Anders0nTilis; il We Save
not paE forth solemn falssheod to the
world in their behalf against the S0utb /;
if treason Aggravated by murders mos;
foul and numberless Is worthy Of death;
If our sons and brothers are dear 10 as;
if their blood has not been she'd in vain;
il our country, for whose safety go many.
good and brave men haEe been offered
up, is worth the sacriEss Of the lives of
great criminals, then let those leaders
representative nien-be executed, as q
warning and example, thai ali men nsy
nnderstand hereafter that be who. aias
blow at the life Of his country shAll
surely die.
give you, tberefore-jusLice and
mercy; both equal attributes Of the Deity
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

sr. PAUi, MsS.. July 80, 1865.
Hditers Of ths Jsurnai;
Since writing to you on The 18th inst,
The weather for the most part has been
disagreesbls. Il rained, drizEled, and
miszlsd for four daJs in succession, be-
ing quite cool and uncomfortable. Thsn
We had fair, warm dsy; then . cool,
cloudy day; and then q passAble day
sgsin--the nights, meanwhile, being 50
cold that extra blankets wera called for,
aud hres would have been pleasant,
though people are SO breezy up here that
they were not thought necessary. Avail
| ing ourselves of one Of the pleasant
days, We made our contemplated trip to
White Bear Lake, ten miles north Of
this city. There we're about dozen in
our party. The lake is 6ue one, about
thirty miles in circumference, embracing
several pleasant islands. The native
forest around the lake ia unhroken. Al
most hid in the trees on one side is q
. hou se Of entertainment "for man aud
bsast," where we disembarked from our
carriages, and being early on the ground,
we're able to secure the personal services
of Capt Ross, commander of the Fleet,
for sail on the lake and 6sh in the
best fshing grounds. After very good
dinner, we sailed forth in good boat
big yawl-Capt Ross at the wheel
with plenty of fishing tackle and bait or
board. There was n 6ns breeze, which
. sometimes nearly made our yes
sci dip water, and we shot rapidly across
the lake, passing one of the islands, aAt
, came to anchor near the opposite shore
about three miles fHom our starsini
2 point, when the fishing commenced
This sport Was continued for an hon
:, and q half. and was quite exciting. /
was not called good day for fishing
Our party, however, caught over 6fs
Gsh, mostly atriped bass, none perhap
weighing over three pounds, and mos
not over one pound. Two of our ladie
caught thirteen each. After nice sAi
r. back, we returned TO town, having ha
pleasant day. In view Of Capt Rosa
~ able management Of our ship and th
completeness Of his arrangements fc
nv our enjoyment, and the fact that b
q q commanded in person instead of SEM
! ing one Of his heutensnts with ua, pr
noted him before parting to Comn'
dore, promising to make him an Adm
n raj at my next visit Ae
~ =. Since ny last We have been reviOs
~ By the arrival, froz Evsnr~i!lr, Of n
8. BrowE and family, Esd siso Of Ar 81
] Mra c. MeJohnasnn, Tksir Prsssns
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BOOKS.
Few Rooka


AT D0BELL'S BOOK STORE.
DREsIDEsT w0BDs; A sELKcTIoH FROM
the sxRressed Thoughts of ar. LGaroln.
The fouth's History 4 the RsbsilioE, - Thsy-
sr; very intsFsfu work
Life Of Horace Mann.
The Pious<r Boz Lifs q AbrAha1 Litee,s,
zdapts1 for ths youax. fs-e &c Egss q
Th Fsrry B. u; a Lifs Of Chass, sSsStsd f.r the
y0ung.
The Tsrnsr Boy Lis Of Grant, sa-Ptsd for
the youug.
TIE -hlnkfnz BAyouet by Hoswer. n
The Son of the Soil : b. Mrs OIpe.nt, :.
Christhn's Mistake: b. aufhor Of J0hn HALIFAX
Thso. Leigh " Miaa Thomas Zeal e..
Love ssA Prlds b Mrs ersys
Be'iAls nsv Hovsl pabiishsd ~ Hafpsr'
T0Vy Butisrs -.
Editfon-
An fhs works Of czrrisns Les Hsntx. an@
an ths works Of Hswtbor1-
DOBELL bsgs % shank be castomsrB for
sgrrsre, ard . g-arNztss - thsz thzs hs reduces
ri rrfsss - aS5a e e11s 50 ~ rE5lfshers.
A fell gzppig e ertoot sspEs. &C.. fgT go1rzTT
MsrrAaztH - loNsst prtss4. tyA-sW
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DRY GOODS.

Rlsached and Brown shirting.
A LARGE STOCK or BLEAoHED AND IN
~ hl@aehsd shGrringu, juBt opaned and for sale
At Jyesf sOHAPKER BUSsInG's.
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We viii manufacture al kina of Tobsoeo 10
suit any trades thma we may reeeiv@ erdsrn Tor.
be undeFsold IN tbs West We have bssn sn-
gagged In the Tobacco bnaineaH for twenty yeaxn.
We are prepared 20 sxecute our work in this neat
est style. and We respectfully solicit the attention
Of dealers 10 our Tobacco.
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LETTER From MINSEsorA...NO. .

White Bear Ldke--Arrir1I. of ErGns-
rileans -. BrGeing Climate - Indids
/ Chief HOIe-sn-the. Day -- Crops Tn
Minnesota - Hotels Of 81 Paul
Route to Superior Ciiy.
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SHIRT MANUFAcTORY.
J. SMITHS
SHIRT MANUFACToRK.
%O. Geld second @t,
In BAAYas pLncxl

CHTKTg MADE TO oRpxR YRoM MMAs-
- urzeHt a1d . et w1xrantsd- A ssoek
ready -ma1s eaxf1 and Collars alwmyson ON hand. ana
bEirts. stieking Bosozs, ke., dcRs VIA nastzscs
ana daspsfnh.
Th1mNfEa f1E P@EA fAEsEa4 ahs auhnrzfher Fawgees
ely Eciisfsg s5Arzz1ea q tbs patranzzs =
t@ezzlg kzzssWaa ~ "a PSI fra Fsazs.
FMrRM
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FallCalieoea.
New DeLaines.

CoHAPKER BUssISG HAVE. JUST BE-
- cslved nav lot OF Rie@ Fall ssyis Ca ic0ea,
which thsy sell at laan than the Agsnf'a price.
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Coating and Pants Linens.
= CASES ASSORTED KINDS AND PRICES
y OF Linen Ducka and Coafisgs, Just openet, Il
jy2S. SCHAFKKR BUSSIEG's.
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RULRS AKD REGILArlUAS.

/ 10 p@Rsrs givsa away as The Cca pssr ., Tor
grasuAao1s eircalasiOa. .t1E UGM
4 No adssrtiss@eats, lseNl notisss . pulz IN
srtsa unas~ preh@ie er pay gaAranseed. ~
y AdVnfisszsats sill nezsr Ae aeoozpanisd
local nOtiosH unissa eantrars q mAas % shat oot
esd vAlus sessssSd sor sasuossss. -.as-.sss-ss1'a
= Ne heeaa Essiss." Aossssf 1hbfs. win
Inserted sag lsss tAan 0as Bellar each a.v.
5 AarriAges, Funsssl and RalizsOu. No,,s,.
mnat lnvarlahiy Be paid In aarAncs "a -. n,
ssrtioa.
s. Ne dsaeisasy en- tbs part 81 rearrlsrs vii hs
aad8 eeod ey The oasna. s tAs earrisrs easl 40
Isass Pspsss Ordsrsd sza directed. they must
p<y for Ehsir cMrsIeasnsss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

< CAsKs-JusT OPENED AND Fos SALE IN
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-07

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