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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10

J. ". BBADLRY's New Patent DUPLEx
ELLlPTTC Tor doubls) SPRING SKIRT. - ~
WET BRADLEY a CARY, Qate ,. I. a Q. y.
Vest, soLE PR0PR1ETORs AND MAuFAC-
TUEEks, ~ 0hAnessss and 70 and 81 kssds
THB INvENTIoN consists q. Duplex loE
twoj Tiliptfc Bteei Springs, fngenionsIy braided
tightly and firmly toFsthsr, edge % edge, making
the toughest, most flexible, elastic sud aarseis
Spring evsr nsed- They seldom bend Or break,
iks t6s einsls Springs, snd doOnssqusatiy preserve
their perfset and beautiful shsps fwcs 40 lopm 90
mny other Skirt.
Ths woBdsrfnl nexibiIity snd great eemfort and
Rls..urs g sey lAdy Sssripg TIE peplsz Iiliplie
crowded assemblies, 0psras, Carriages, Railroad
Cars, Church P0wx, ArmgChairm, for Promenade
and Hoass Dress, q the Skirt Gao b. folded when
- 90 70 eesupya small place, as easily as siik
or muslin dress. d saaf as Ifsai ars15f
A lady having snjoysd the plsAaurs. eomfors
and ccnvenisnes Of Wearing the Juplax IlIiptic
Steel Spring Skirt for single day will never,
asssr Afterwards ~iilingiy dlspsnss with thair tss
sor ohiieTsaG ., Mls.ss aad Young Ladies thsy are
fhsy arc she beet quality in every part. and an.
qusgtionnbiy the Llghtest. Meet Desirable, ConE.
foftabls and EeonoEieai Skirt sysr made. tl,s srs
FOB SALE IN alf hrat class Stores IN this city.
and thFgnghout the Unitsd States @nd Canad&,
Havana De Oubes Msxico, South America, and the
west Indies. e.sf-. .,fs a. s-se.s =
EEQuIRE FOE TIE DUPLEX ILLPTIo
sia na sssst : - ass tliaaats aa
Patent Duplex Illiptie Skirt,
srsa Hs@h a3 ti oo8nfHxSa H st M
E1sganes, Lishtnsss, co1nrort and
- Ec0m@m%pn u rt.@e ai a4H
And unquestieuably the mess dsairahls articls
- - g.F.&s.A,o COOLIDGE,
n1A-em a- ~ and 10 First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
RELIGIoUs INTELLIGENcE.

LocaL.-But little OF peculiar interest
has Occnrred in cur churches during the
past week The Pic Mic held by the st.
Johns Church congregation TO raiss
fnpds to buy new organ, was grand
sscesssY pecuuiarily. We understand
that between three and foar Thousand
dollars were realized from, the affair.
Z The ladies Of the Locust street n. E.
church did only tolerablY well with their
strawberry Festival. We believe, how
sysr, they raised sufficient funds to pur-
chase new carpet for the lecture room
Of their new church. This, in fact, was
the only object they had in view in
having the Festival
Religious services will be held in the
various churches tomorrow as usual, 80
far as we are informed. The Locust
Street congregation propose Wotshfping
in their old church edifiee for the last
time, For many years IL has been one
Of the most prominent churches in the
city, and nothing Ia more indieaGvs of
the growth of the city aud theprpsperity
of our people than the construction of
such magnificent religions sdifces as
the Walnut street Presbyterian church
and the Third street N. E. church.
They are equal, if not superior, in archi-
tectural beauty and finish to any church
edifees in the State, and in many par
ticulars rival the handsomest buildings
west Of the mountains. We trust the
Methodists will succeed in completing
the main audience room of their church
at an early day, and that they may do
so, would urge our leading men Of wealth
not connected with that branch of the
church, TO assist, as matter Of city
pride, if for no other consideration. 5s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
Notice of Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIFES THAT iBY
IN, yirtus0f an order ef ths YmnlieEbureh b 20 Hn-
~ common Pleas, thu ands r. sgued, Adnaf nistras
dseeaseds Wiliosr 1t privass 81 .. zitsr the
18th day Of JaDa fsoS, the unfif fvfde ore haif Of
loia slsvsn 0lbs tsslEs (Izl ahd thlrtssu yIsl,
In bloekf nnmbsr ens hun ucred aud two GOA.
the town Of Lamaseo, nov EsMnsyfils, also, lot
tsa ii0)s biOck foEty- thEse {<3l 50 hsmascs cry,
so-eallsd, SandeFhargh county, and sfsss 9 q
India p - - - .
TknMa.-onesthird cash, and the balance, IA
squsl psyusnts. An slx and twelve mouths With
iRtsrss stthcat relisf from Eslsstl0a sr sp-a
Rraisenvst lava a..--..-.l i -l,ssursa
..ss e - .a wILLIAA q. WAIKKR,
iaI-lOd 80 easla1 AaMsbfstEaf6fs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
Ia oMACKEREL.
alaaT
; AMACRERELgoI
MACKERELy
sla1ag s#3 io uGo1
~ MACK EEcEL!

FFsnE additional arrival per steamer IndIana
a. our stock OF Maekerel on hand comprise the
following stock M below. which able 20 Of
fer 10 purchasers at reduced prices ON account Of
low freight by water.
90 Bb.s. No. 2, 1864 Msekersl.
$50 Half bbis No. 2, 1868 Mackerei.
200 Quarter bblm. No 2, 1884 Macksref
$50 klta No. 2, 1864 Maekersi. fF
20 Bbls. No. 3, 1854, large Maskerel.
Is Hall bbls. No. 3, 1854 large Maeksrsi.
leo Kits No. 1, 1864 Macksr !.
90 HALF bbls. Ne. !, lse4 Maekerel. @
500 BoxHs No. Herring.
1000 Lbs. large Cod Fish.
80 Hair bkla. White Fish.
For sale by LAD. HEIMANN,
ca A " Main Street.
may Ie july 'ss
,8safEs aatN a3a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
TO CONTRACTORS.

nBoPosALs FeR BRICK WORK, CARPEy-
Il ter vork. Rlastering sad Pairtinx recssssrY
10 GEish the lover sfory Of the SyuaGogus, = i1
b reesivsa nP. - tbs 18th day Of JuEs, 81 tbs
eslrs n AzEznaA Bo5d. Arehitscta. x1asER tbss
dr<~fnrs and speefHe@ssess eeR y ssssH- =, lss =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10

Z The General Missionary Conimittse Of
the M. Z. Church has authorized the
sending TO its China mission two addi-
tional mission families, a missionary
printer, and missionary physician
The first two should be under twenty-six
years Of age, and the last two under
thirty; must be Of tried piety, and de-
voted to the mission work the frat two
for life, and the two last for term of
years at least. These last two may be
lAymen, but the committee prefer min-
listers, who would be true missionaries.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10

NEw YoRE, June a--Ths Worlds
Washington special says; 4g ~ B.
out Of the 26th Coxps that only eRongh
remains % make one good division.
The 9th has been attached 70 shs lAth
Corps. oi t.sHs hgos ssefila
There seems 70 be no truth in, the re
port Of an extra sessipR of Congress s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10

An APOSTOLIC MISSIONARY JoURsEY -
While we have been living amid the sx-
eitements ofswar, one. Of our newly
elected bishops, Dr. Thomson, has been
quietly making missionary tour to the
ontpests of American Methodism, which
Is, in many respects, one Of the most
memorable IN our history. Certainly,
in extent, il exceeds any journey ever
undertaken BY Methudist bishop--from
New York ts England, from England,
ria Marseilies, to Bombay from thence
TO Caicnst&a from Calcutta 70 the Him
alaya mountainss 3 fFosa thence, by way
Of Calcutta. to Hong Ksng from thence
to Fuh Chau from Fuh ChAu, BY way
OF Alexandra, 10 Constantinople from
Constautiuople to Tultcha, on the Dam
ube, near the shore Of the Black Sea !;
from thence to England, by way Of Ger
many; and from thence home Daring
this prolonged tour, which has occupied
less than a year, Bishop Thomson has
visited all our missionary stations in
Asia and Bulgaria, and eomes back sup
piled with information OF the greatest
value 10 the Church While in India be
orgsnized an Annual Conference, aia-
tioning tventy-three Englisb-sPsaking
minisfer, and some twenty native ksiperz
The formation Of this Conference viii
be memorable epoch in the history Of
our Chureh-N 7. KstAodisk -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10

.wAsHIxGroS, June S,--A special to
the New York Herald says:s7 pe
! A letter says that Hon Joshua B. Hill,
formerly - member Of Congress OF the
ERpirs State Off the South, had m intsr.
view with the President to-day. d aalaa
Mr.. johnson .blandly, but 6Fmly, told
them whGt the policy OF the AdminislrA,
ton would be II reference to the recon-
attraction Of fhkSouthern States, which
was entirely ,aeeeeded to By the gentle
men of the delegation, as enninensiy
Just and proper, and eeesptableto the
loyal meh Of Georgia. su .nosaeigEs 3
Dir. Odeusasnies the truth Of the state
ment that hs is candidate for tbs cAice
o. Assistant QaartermAsser At 1New
York, or that his'natne has Seen pre-
ssnted or urged BY his friends for That
position sfs'o 80
VIM. E, Chandler, of New HAmpshirs,
the present Judge Adv0cate General Of
Navy Department., is 70 be sppoiated
Assistant Seerstary Of the Treasury, in
place Of Mr.. Hsrfipgton, resigned
. 1t Is stated, upon good Authority, that
the GoyerBmsnt Il nov fnrnIshTng 90.
600 inhabitants of Virginia, OF aif
classes, white and black, With proxisioAA
Eleven thousand rstions are daily iAsasA
in Richmond alone. $500.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
LIGHT BREAD. e

Sweet LII 9 ghts sBr@Ad-
CTukrT0s.s cxLxBx4TxD, xT1sr coz.
- oC1n6 rhs Esry hnss zrs1Eis fos s4ssiiy b&kfng
sT.r favzutsd zhsss eskAs, DbepspsF thsy hsFE
come IN sonpsde1 yfts o<6ss 1sAss eAk4s, aeFz,
i-r-.se1,IY emrxs ID uG ths prHm1rnsa @i-~ -
rs sgsds ca - sa1rlis1 q A<c- HAiloek'B
nsuE etors, SC. - s1sR TiTSt Stsssts pseg tks
ksgseGs. E<EzEynh fn2- easle
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10

The New England Annual Gen.,
ferences Of the M. e, Church-six IL
number-hage coneurred with the Gem
eral Conference and announced their.
readiness for Lay Representation. Add-a
ing to these the Newark, New York
East, New York, Oneida, Wyoming and
Black River Conferences which have
passed similar resOlu.ions, and we have
twelyeo oonferencesendorsing that radical
change in the Church government ofthe
MeihodistA 1t is evident that Lay Rep
resentalion will soon constitute an ele-'
ment Of the General Conferences. bs.,s -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
-Analr. ln tht eulf pspartmsnt.

A1@AAs AHA aAAN &9A 0NF@AAaAANAAs
NEw ORLEANS, June S.-Brownsville,
Texas, .wEs entered hy force under
Brigadier General Brown, on May 3lst
The rebels, before iesving, sold their ar
tilIery 10 the Imperiaiists CortiEAs is
harboripg abont Malamofas, ~.
A los OF Confederate soldiers are &C.
tive "a snbdnfng gderrillas in the South
srn States. No mercy Is shown them.
The report of Kirby SAith's going TO
lMisx;se With 4 large ameaDt Of money,
is confirmed 80 go =.
Judge Chase had met With cordial
receptions sere from the military, Judi
cial and other professional men and
prominent citizens - i.
Colonel Chrissenson, .Adjutant Gen.
sraf 70 General cAnSy, hAs sent in bis
resignation. go - Fl.
Major General Grierson has been as
signed to the mmand Of the cavalty
forces in the Department Of the Gulf
= Charles w Moore has been appointed
Chief Telegraph Operator a, New Or
leanB $3.50 sS
= J. W. Sherman wss recently appoint
ed Brevet Major General for galiantry
at Port Hudson. .,.-...a....t.f
% General Candy turns over part OF bis
cayslFy fOfcslto General Sherman. !.
nis MiddliBg cotton Is held at SO cents.
rGoll IaE aftaH ffe N+As
NS'N A~S' al AEl4Fo THo EalTa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10

.TaE NV ScRooL PRRsBTrRRIKS As
skAsLY on TREAsOSABLE PREACHERS AND
PRKAcaISG. An overture was presented
to the Assembly, signed by q members
Of the Church, stating that they believed
treason 10 be most grievona sin against
God, and that ministers, in the rebel
States have shared largely in the guilt Of
treason against the Government and the
country, and thus bringing great scan
daT upon holy religion. They asked the
ASSEMBLY 70 take some action in the
matter. - tsaa s8l.a sasal
The following minute on treason, in
reference to the above overture, VISA
submitted by the semmittee:ae - -
Minute oa Treason. Assembly
regards the matter referred 60 in the
overture, as of the gravest and most
solemn character. Civil society Is, in
the Scriptures, especi ally declared TO be
an ordinance Of God. It's ageucy To-
some form of Government. aud to the
Government the sabjectthereof Is bound
to Weld obedience, except m fhese cases
in which the Higher Law OF Sod direct
ly intervenes to cancel the obligation
To disobey the civil Law, unless re-
quired TO do 80 by the Law of God, 10
alike crime against the Stats ana Rasini
against God, rendering the offender
justly anenable to punishment The
principles so abundantly asserted in the
Scriptures, aud so obviously true At the
bar Of right and reason, apply withi
especial emphasis to that form of dis
ehedispee which is treasonsble; which
seeks to snhvsrt Govesnments; which
attacks the very life Of the nation, and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10

The New York Methodist epitomizes
the fortisth Annual Report Of the man
ayers Of the Society for the Reforma-
ton Of Juvenile Dslinqusnts in New
York city. The report shows that the
whole numoer Of children received into
tho House Of Rsfngs since its opening
in ISIS, is 10, ,l2T; that the number Of
children in the House on the lst day Of
January, 1864, was GA; that there have
been received during the year 1854,
.56S-making a total Of ], ,2O7; that there
have been indentured and discharged
during the year, 4s9; and there remain
in the House ON the lss January, 1865,
Tls The other statistics are exceed
ingly interesting, and abundantly prove
tha, as reformafory Institution the
House of Rsfnge is doing ise work. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10

The BIBLE READEEG IRIsHMAs.--An n
Irishman had taken to reading the Bible.
The. Priest came and told him be had
heard that he was reading the Bible.
"And indeed it is truei and blessed
book it la Ias
: stBut" said the priest .'you are an ig-
noraat man, and ought not, to read the
Bible. %a.a.a.a.
ss T'WeIl, said Pat, ''but your riversnce
must prove that before Ill give up
reading the Bible
And so the priest turned TO the place
where it reads: "Asnes,born babes, de-
sire the sincere milk Of thesword.
"There, said the priest, .gou are q
baby, and osght to 60 TO aome body. who
can tell you what the sincere milk Of
the word ia
Pat was o milkmAn, and he replied:
.sYour riyerencs..I was. II, and en-
ployed man TO oaksykmy milk, aud be
ch ated me~-he put water in it; and
how do / know (saving your riverence)
but the priest may do the sams2s@s -
The priest was discounted, and said:
"Wall, Pat, see you are not quite
so much of q babe as X thought yon
were. Yon may read Jour Bihles but
dou show IL 70 your neigh5ors"
sIndeed, yonr reverence" said Pat,
III have one COW that know gives good
milk, and while my neighbor has none,
sure I'll give him part of it whittier your
rigerepce likes it or not. .,.s ..-vsw ,..ss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
LEGAL.

The Convention adjourned, TO mset
next year al New Albany siaas lEsT .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10

sgBsORrPnos YERms-.fa kBy1SOk.
STTy aadB 9IEl
emr@mrHs agents, and nsws-8sasTs, or
S1fc
rsg1hr subserfbszs, Wien dsafvsrsd ~
e4frteks or agsnts, pSK week .@er-,..s -. Esc
nAil, payable In sdTsnceJ, per ear..-...gl2 %
6 months. 90
eF2HF EneRthn.... 3 rs
sk8t@~ month -. l Is
TRIswEKELY. es
One ysAx, fn advances .-.-,.r-.r---v-~..,.,-gG0 90
Sin months do <ss.s.ss.s...sAs... .......a 4 10
Earss months DO .-......--....sss-...-.-s. . 90
0na ys@r, in ADVANCE 20
- @Sntn@ 40 .-..ss.s..-ss.-s--.s.s..-ss~A 4 ~
Tare, months do 1---xf~-r.--.--. = %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10
HARVEST, TOOLS.

nAn v EEL 1O0G6s -.
Hall, Brown 6ssCo.'s snaths and
oradies. MOTTO
Hall, Brown AZ Ca's Hay q Manure
Torka. kas rsi1 sid5 fs W
Blood's Grass Grain, Briar and
Lawn Seythes. 49, v =
Waldren's Grass q Grain seythes.
scythe and Grind Stones zzesah
Hay Rakes and Hay Knives. ~.
Brass and Enamelled Kettles. =
Apple Parers. .T1aa .szlaaa
For sale at the Lowest Cash
Rffces, at snta .sasvola H5zss4
JACOB BTRAUB a. SONS,
70 Main street, W
- (Bslew The wsshinsion HOssIl
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-10

- Rev Guns made - order, and BseatE1zs
6eaa vita ssataass asa aisRssse@ @sS-6@
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-21

CrRIors CALCuLATIoNS.-The simple
interest of one cent, at six par cent. per
anuum, from the commencement Of the
Christian era TO the close of the year
1865, would be but the trif1ing sum of
eleven dulla,S, seventeen cents aud eight
mills; but it the same principal, at the
same rate aud time, had BEEN allowed to
accumulate at colnpnund INTEREST," would
r Quirc thu enormous sum OF "a. $40, ,00U
OUO,OU0 gl0hr> Of >oiid gold, each cquai
to the earth in magnitude, To paw the M
trre>t: and II tn. sum were equally divid-
ed amnng the inhabitants OF the earth,
now estimated to be 900 900, 900, every
man, woman and child Wuuid J., csIve 81,
$40 worlds for All inheI ltahce.
We're all these globes placed side by
side in a direct linr, it would take light
ming itself, that can girdl" the earth in the
wink Of an eye, $4,000 wears to travel
from end 20 eud. And if a Parrott gun
were discharged at one extremity while
a man was stationed at the Other-li ht
travelling l92, 900 miles in second; the
initial velocity Of a cannon ball being
about 800 miles per second, and in this
case supposed to continue at the same
rate and sound moving through the at
moSphere !, l20 feet in a second, he would
see the fash after waiting ITO, 900 years;
the ball would reach him in IA, 100000
600 of years; but he would not hear the
report of it till the eId Of 1000, 200, 900
centuries. Again, if all these masses OF
gold were fused into one prodigiOus ball,
having the sun for its centre, it would
reach out into space, in all directions, l.
O,OOO, 900 miles, almost reaching the
orbit of Herschel or Uranus; and if the
interest were continued till the end of the
present century, it would entirely fill up
the solar system, and even encroach 500,-
100000 miles on the domain of the void
beyond the planet Neptune, whose orbit,
at Ire distance of 2, $50. 900, 900 miles from
the sun, encircles our whole system Of
worlds.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-21

The problem Of suspending life by
freezing seems to be accumulating data.
Perch and mullet have been carried from
Lake Champlain to Eastern cities frozen
perfectly solid, and on being put into a
tub of water, have come to as lively as
ever. A female convict in Sweden is in
ice on experiment. A man was found
lately in Switzerland, who gave signs Of
life after being frozen (or nine months
The power of stopping while the world
goes on may be the next wonder. Ice
houses may soor be advertised with com.
Portable arrangements for skipping an
epoch or waiting for the next generation.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-21

~ KNOW Thar VOICE" A young mic
lister went into the country to preach, and
observed, during his discourse, n poor
woman who seemed to he much affected.
After service he resolved to pay her a
visit, and see what were the impressions
on her mind. "Well," said he, "what
were you so affected about during the
Service?" "Oh, sir" said the woman,
"I'll tell You. About six years ago me
and husband removed to this place, and
all the property we had was donkey
Husband, he died. and then me and poor
donkey was left alone. At last donkey,
he died and, to tell you the truth, your
voice put me so much in mind Of that
dear old critter, that couldn't help TAX
ing on and crying about it,"
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-21
quote from the Dukes motto, 81 will be

quote from the Dukes motto, ~ will be
there"
In conclusion, let me say to you that it
is about as cheap to support the govern.
ment as 1t is to support tamilV- in eReae.
ts.sfes, an0~ n SO0ut cue oesr CnIng mau
can do, when he can't do anything better.
This little thing Of being jerked off to
prison at the option of an ambitious lieu
tenant or detective, is not what it is crack.
ed up to be. It's like pulling girls uphill
on q sled-it looks we'll in pictures, but
it don't feel good to experience the reali-
ty. Henceforth, I've done with conspira-
cies. Yours, surreptitiously,
BEAU HACKETT.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-21

A Coon MANS WIsH.-I freely confess
to you that would wish, when l lie down
in my grave, some one in his manhood to
stand over me and say "There lies one
who was a real friend to me, and private
ly warned me of the dangers Of the young;
no one knew it, but he aided me in the
time of need ; owe what | am to him;
or else, to have some widow. with chOk-
ing utterance. telling her children, There
is your friend and NINE"
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-21

JONES and Brown were, talking lately
Of young clergyman whose preaching
they had heard that day. The sermon
was like certain man mentiopsa Id .
certain biography very poor md very
piOus." what do.yea, think of higheiH.'
81 think, said Jones' the did muchhAGs
ter two years agO." = Why he ialdnie9
preach at all then" said RrowsssI 'sEtaes,
1t is just what ! mean" replied JcteS.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-21

An old miser being i'll was obliged TO
consult doctor. "What shall | do with
INV head" said the old man, tits so diz'
Nv seem 10 see double Z" The doctor
wrote as follows: when you see double,
you will find relief in counting your
money"
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-21

MOTHER VIA stingy husband threw
off the blame of the lawlessness Of his
children in company, his wife always gave
them their own way. '
"Poor things, it's all have to give
them, vas her prompt reply.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-21

AN Trishman being asked how ice.
creams are made, replied, "Sure, they
bake them in a cold oven"
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-21

A NEW perfume-An over-heated Afri.
ean in close car NJ rainy dRv.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-01-21

JAMES JOHNSON, CHAs. F. Irwin
JOHNSON & IRWIN,
ATTORNEYS AND coUNsELORs AT-LAw,
(omce la City Block. Placerville,) will practice in
all the Courts Of the County,
CHAS. r. IRWIN, Notary Public.
(Iunee5l
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N. A. HAMILTON,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR. AT-LAw,
Notary Public, and Commissioner OF
Deeds for Nevada,
0FFICE-In Donahue's building, opposite the
Theatre, Pacerviilc. jAhlui6
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Once, On CoIOma street.
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TVAS RESUMED PRACTICE Is THIS CITY
III OFFICE-A, tis Res,drnc". Oh li'Z' street
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GEORGE E. WILLIAMS,

ArT0R NLY.AT A W
0Hc--D,uslass' Bliair-, next dnrr :" th' Ciry
Il use, Main street. Pla rTEhtr. i"t
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GEO. @. BLANCHARD,
ArToRNEY.AT-LAw AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
omce-City Block tlAte'y occupied by Hume Sloss)
mail Main street, Piac"rI .!lr. ...-.... ttf
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NJ. N. III AIAhENI
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT-LtW,
t~ Onice, a; Residence. Main street, three
doIrs above Bedford AVenur, PlAcen lie. aulO
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A. c. sEARLE,
ATTORNEY LAW,
0ace in DoGslas=' BliidinE up s.arsl. Main strt.
Pia,crss.
fh49 Sal'
G. w. GORDON.
ATTORN Law,
Virginia C'y, ut 90: % n io,i rs r. 'd'"r,
l.. street. now!