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The Portland daily press., 1865-09-02
...aa2 eaCHOATE E
MAGIC LOzENGEsl
And why everybody should use, and every
Druggist should sell them. '2nao

They ,Oiu cure Coughs and Colds aG asllof
fhey Uill cure Snre ThroGt. 3iiIp AZ .ret .lga
Iiscays cure Tickling, in the Throat. l iii
Sure to prevent SIeepLess Nights from Coughs.
Will prevent the Asthma If taken early.
Are good for cold In the head. 81 iUol}
Often cure Bronchitis
Are an efectual remedy for Catarrh. II adT
llways cure Hoarseness. II sI5 sVas tnsbao
i'll relieyea Dry ough instantly. sd. Iam 81
All Vocalists should use them .5l.1l ei bialils
VIII always clear and strengthen the voice 1.o-
Allpublie speakers should use them 9n sili
More in quantity for the money. f2fQg 295N
The large boxes are the cheapest. h'iA lsAini y
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-02
Railroads.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
MUG; 5,,,.s aF1resmHrr us!I

'HS sUMafRR- zRRARGEafENT -ss'.s
TO OoMMEsoE MONDAY, JUNE 18th, 1865.
tzszgssszrsz1 Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
station toT Lewiston a ana AaD ''1s ~
y - "a anu ~ tarmediate stations at LIS P. NJ.
4 ErnRE99NH Leave Lewiston at 10 A nd and
arrive in Portland at g. ~ a. NJ Leave DahHor ~
a. AZ M and arrive in Portland ~ 40 z A.
Both these trains connect at "1un ior
pg asant train leaves Portland A. NJ and re
turning is due in Portland At M
stagss connect with trains atgprincipal stations,
daily ior uost of the towns North and East OF this
l'nss Vi sIIisla.l g fiaa q. M smoRsr ss,,n..5 n
wateryLle, June Y, 1852. ...l4. q. juns2sti ~
az AND n TRUNK HALFWAY,
1a los s9a OF Canada sig nigT g8d
GUNNER 4RRAN1 EMENT. a9nalll lds
sfsssszzEEa u1 and after MONDAY, June 18th 1896
xs...azz trains will as follows
Msrnipg xpr, IS train for South Paris. Lewiston,
I6rham, Island fond Montr q, and Quebec, TAT
MAJ train i ior waterviils Bangor Gofhan, Island
Pond Montreal end QUEBEC at i.25P M 149
3oth OF these trains com. On At A., ntseal wih lex
Or, s. taias for toronto, Detroit, Chicsgos and all
Other places west.
TRAINS WILL ARRIVALS SoLLows:
From Mon real, Quebec, sc, at STA N.
ffs@ ffd do ssug 2e6P. NJ
Return Tickets, at Reduced Prices, will be issred
urlng 'ne summer season from Portla to Be,Lel
uorh2m, Island Pc, d, Montreal snd Quebec.
IL IL ~ 49, III ri Ii
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
soDa unless notice s given and paid for at the rate
= ''s p-1''cs ). skYD9ss, Managing Director,
q. BAILEY, Superintendent
1p0rfIn nd I'm oa Did Il 1873 a-.dff
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-02
WAD. 2L1TTLE, Agent,

-., s5...Ar ~, r...-t Office 81 ErchangeStreet.
August H7- duf enciaefs zi5lrl Cd giie1s w
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-02

" II you are In want of any kind OF PRINT
call at the Daily Press Office. :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23

The indianapolis Journal complains
bitterly Of the insuficisnoy Of the Union
depot in that city to accommodate the
travelling public. When first construct
ed it was regarded as a "big thing, and
very properly, but since then times have
materially changed The depot has not
kept pace'with thegtosth Of the Stste,
or the wants OF the people. and go far
is it behind tbs age, as great railroad
center, that the Journal sneeringly com
pares it to q smoke house, The Direc.
tors ofthe nuisance complained Of, have
been granted the privilege by the City
Council of extending their building on
the street South Of the depot, and it was
understood atthe time such permission
was granted, that the Directors OF the
Union depot would avail themselves Of
il aud enlarge their building at once.
But they are heaitating. They act as
though they are fearful that fndisnApo
lis is about finished, aud that within q
few months the present building will be
found fElly equal to the waists of srHvsl-
ers through that city. This is 40 insult
to our HOosisr Capital The Journal
ought 10 blow up the Directors Jet more
energeticaIly and pertinaeiously. We
will cheerfully hold its hat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23

signed BY any Of the participants Of this
affair. -su sn e3 e. H q
An iuquiry no TO how the thing hap
pened teas fraitless of any definite re-
ply. The town was patrolsd by O
mounted squadron Of DeBFays brigsde
ell night The patrol was dismissed at
6 A. M. The melee began at eboat 8
A. NJ. The 6rst wesav Of Il was large
crowd in front Of the issue Office Of the
clothing department, ana men eoming
out loaded down with plunder.
The sight Of this sort Of thing seemed
to electrify the whole crowd of soldiers
in the streets. Everybody want in for
bis share. The amount OF goods Was
very large, much larger than anybody
dreamed Of. Notwithstanding thous-
auds Of suits Of clothes had been issued
for weeks previous, there seemed 70 be
an immense number left. This all went
first, and the miscellaneous plHnder fol,
lowed --ses5.,, fs atsa
The excitement continued till about
IL o'clock, when Gil the goods having
been taken, the executors of the estate
gradually separated and went 70 their
several places Of rendezvous to count
the proceeds After that they separated
as quietly as they came together, and
during the balance Of the day were start
ing OF toward their homes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23
PIlaglng the Rebel Stores at Eous
ton. Texas. h. b,

~ The Houston Telegraph, of the Gath.
gives The following account Of the foray
upon the ordnance and quartermsster
stores:
The confused, disorderly division Of
Government property among the SOL
diers, that has been going on for ssveral
weeks eli over the country, from Hemp
stead to Shreveport, com mneuced here
yesterday morning by the breaking into
the Ordnance Department. and the distri-
button of six shooters, muskets, ammu.
pition, kc DC. From thence the 6istri-
button proceeded TO the clothing bureau
where, with surprisingly little excite
meat or noise, considering the work
being done, the large stores of cloth,
blankets, ma3e-up clothing, &c, were
parceled out blythe crowd, regardless of
claim, merit or anything else. He was
most fortanata who had the strongest
arms, or the most capacious sacks.
Bolts Of domestics, flannel, &c, went
of By the armfal. Soldiers took all
they could carry, and having deposited
il in safe place, came back to add to
their pile Some joined together, and
leaving one to guard the joint stock, she
balance gave themselves to the work OF
adding TO il Nothing came amiss;
mosqaito bars, shoes, gray cloth, sides
| of leather. packages of shirt buttons,
bales Of blankets, mule whips, hammers
bedstalis, &c, &c,, all went into the d.
vision, and sll we're accepted as a part
of the new issue. aaaaa
! The number of troops participating IN
| the affair must have reached swo ol
three thousand, besides quite 8 number
of women, children, negroes, aud mer
in citizens gsrb. Every man seemed
TO get all he could carry away, and 81
/ together carried away ell there was
They made clean sweep, taking ever
item OF Governmsnt property worth car
rying away. The estate of the Confed
eracy seemed 70 be administered ol
! without regard TO Law. The only recog
ui-ed claim was that of those who pre-
sented their own claims iS-1
Private property was, for the mos
part, il not in every instsnce, respected
We did not hear Of a single instance o
dsprsdatioRs and believe none was de
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23

CoNMESpAsLE The officers of the
TeFre Hauea and Richmond Railroad
have issued Instructions. TO their con-
duetors and ticket agents 10 sell tickets
to and carry on their trains, at soldiers
rates Of fare, for the balance Of the
present year, or until further orders, all
houorably discharged, gentlemanly ofi-
GERS and soldiers that have been per
msneatly crippled OF MANNED 10 the ser
vice of the country.
This commendable action on the pars
of this road only reflects its usual liper.
ality in all lsndahle. causes, and Is SIM
pie justice to such officers and soldiers.
We hope s1 the roads Of our State viii
not be slow to " fall in line" and follow
this generous example, Oertsinly none
Of our roads will be poorer in treasury
or reputation BY so doing. Such officers
aud soldiers, aud the people generally,
should properly appreciate this action.
Ind Jour. - - s-s - =
The Terrs Hants road generally does
the right thing at toe right time. a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23
NEWS By TELEGRAPH
" THE 4 ', LIxx -, -
Exclusiyely for the Journal.
CUR SHrllt REPORT.


Ths Escape. 81 BreehInEfdRs = rae
vtrKthAA Lsmfsi@eurs. 1s~t q
, NEw YoaK, jane ~ A-Ths Hsrul9s
HasAna eoFrsspo0dentaAysef the ehcapa
Of Breckenridge and pArtyi go .i.At b.
These worthless were al near JED
Davis when he wxs captured, gnd rnAn.
aged 10 escape asd eluae tAs Naio6sl
troops, Aedl travelled across ahs SiAAessf
GsergiA and Flsrida. 70 The coast Ehsrs.
they secured q small boat and pat TO
sea, arriving 81 CArdshAs oh The .Tith,
after three asyg snd nights passed 81
most entirely without asting or sleeping
Az GArdsHas they wsrsi serenaded aEa
received marked Attention from, ;lhs
Spanish Goverament and people. They
expect 10 femAin In H6vana for some
time Sos fs1n eds moo1-iaC39s sdI 3
The HEaid's RiOAnOpd eorrsApOud-
aonas, las. va. ,a the ths,aas ,.aassy P95su.d 9b5ssnu.d i,
Gov Pfsfpout,a fSr the kssshblfnR 10
Richnoad, 0f The ioyai LsgislAaess Of
VirginiAs apd . namheg ef.lhe ussmbsrs
usre present. but owing to Constitp ticn-
al provisions requiring ten days 10
eispsel bstween the calling and assem-
bling Of On extra session, no fbo sIness
vaEKA Ausactsa ldThersl was no queEum
in the Senate bat in iAs Hoase al Dele
G'sa s..s; : issAP0ssrI 4ossanisssdlsn vas ST
p Gen. aGordon was relieved'frona COM
fnaud AtaAobils on Monday last, and the
cisyvwas restored TO .lhe civil rnlssa bis
successor being instructed TO act erely
as military conmandant, of the post,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23
axe ,his prnunaIl .and thea suord inallr

take this ground, and the word finally
weat an .H1F &sieE%xs - y q
In Febrs arg last, . fes days after the
passage of the Constitutional Amend
rnent, was IN Washington, and was re-
ceiyed By Mr.. Lincoln With the kindness
aud lamiliarify which had characterized
our previous intercourse. i said 20 him
one day that | was very proud TO have
been the first artist to have 6rst con-
eeived the design Of painting . picture
eommamoeagiSe Of the Act Of Emsnei-
pation-thAg subsequent occurrences
had only confirmed my own FIRST jadg-
ment Of that act as the most sublime,
moral event IN ar history. Yes, said
he--And never do l remember 20 have
noticed in him more earnestness OF ex-
preston, Of manner--.As affairs have
turned, IL is the csntral act Of the Ad-
ministFstion, and the great event OF the
nineteentE century. a4'@
/ remember 10 have asked him, on one
occasioa,. if there pas not some opposi-
ton manifested on the part of some Of
the members Of the Cabinet 70 the
emancipation policy He said ia reply:
+" Nothing more than have stated 30
you Mr.. Blair thought We shonld Ices
the fan eiestiops, and pppossd il On that
groand only q Said /, al hare under
stood that Secrstary Smith vas not ID
favor or yoar action M9 Blair told
me that when the meeting closed, and
he and the Secretary Of The Interier
went away together, and that the latter
told him, II the President carried out
that policy, be might count on losing
Indiana snreh - He never said any.
thing Of the kind toms"i returned the
President "And how" said | docs
Mr.. Blair feel about il nowT' "0h,"
was the prompt reply, he proved right
in regard to- che fail llVelections, bus he 10
satisfied that We since gained more than
We lost -. " j hare been told, said i,
g that Judge Bates doubted the consti.
nationality uf the proclamation :" BE
never expressed "a iopinion my hsAr-
ing replied 1Mr.l Lineola. a Ne mem
Der OF the Cabinet ever dissented from
the policy, IN ApI conversation s.,1st With ?
Mr.. Chase told N thai ~ the Csbinst
meeting Immediately Aftsr aha battle OF
Antielam, aud jsstprioF 10 tie issue Of
the September proclaim alton. the Presi.
dent entered upon the busi1ess before
them by saying that ''tEe time for The
enuneiation Of the emancipation pr6cls-
nation ,pshcy should no longer be ds-
iAyed. Public septiment." be thought,
would sustain Sit-many Of bis wArmess
friends aud supporters demanded Ii; xrd
be had prsmised bis God that be would
do il = The lsst part Of this Eas utter.
cd, in . lev tone, and appeared 70 be
heard by no one but Secretary Chase,
Who was sitting near him. he ssksd
the President if be correctly understood
him. Alr. Lincoln replied: 't"I made n
solemn vow before God, that If General
Lee was driven back from PennsylvaniA,
I you'd crown the result by q declara-
ton of freedom to the slsvesI''1 z adi ic
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23

GEN. SHERNAH's SPEEcH ar LAPoRrE,
ISpiANA---When Gen. Sherman reached
Laporte, on his way TO Chicsgo, he was
besieged by large crowd, who under,
took to get him out to make q speech,
and just before the train started they
succeeded. His speech was as follows:
"Welll you are all here. Where did
you ell come from Wonder where the
devil you were when the last draft came
off Good night, boys. Coed night "
The crowd, Of course, did not like
this, but they should net tease man 10
make a speech against his viii
ckaRgc 4isA $50 asa as
Gen. Sherman, We hope, did not act
50 nnbecomingly as represented II he
did, he is not the great man We have
hitherto regarded him. l9s1.a ao<faa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23

The indianapolis Journal says that
the two Wilson's (deserters) and some
four or Eve other ruffiaus, are reported
to be again depredating in Putnam
county, near Cloverdale. Its said that
several persons whom they suspect Of
having given informAtfon to the authori-
ties, have been driven of BY them. under
threats Of violence, Quite number o.
the 43d regiment, lately mustered out,
live in the neighborhood, and will prob
ably straighteu matters.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23

:. NJ fsPsEs si%eH s--sg As-sAs ga r-,-s -, s.,.
srsf1aEuo- q ireaisfiop. 9a
2 No tdVegtissaenfs, ieoai aosis-sss Z par,i -
erssa aHacss pvePaii or psy saAsan<sea. s.
$. Adwrtisksaeass ~ili usyeS - soSooup,aiei b
lac~iao qs aslsss eouyrksf 4 aassis q Jasy saert
aud vslue Sncsjfs4 .sr ne nstics =
Z. NJ ili-s1Si Seiioss. bsHsstc Saors. NilhA
deserted for lrss thsu ogu isuilsr e~rh day.
5. Marriages, Fuasra Ard Esilgssu. Nc,ics
mart iayariAhiy ts aAla In aivanes 70 sesurs -
sertioa.
Nc esasieney On the rsrtpf sarrisrs wli ts
u,-as so.1 by NE 0aies. ths cArrisrs a.n ie
isAse pApSrs a. opirresi aud directed. they mast
pay Tor their osrslassssss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23

The Chicago Journal says that Judge
David S. Gooding, of this State, has been
appointed Marshal Of the District Of
Columbia. We haye seen tho statemsht
nowhere else, but as it is only a re.
cognition by President J ohhaon-of -NAlu-
able services rendered the Union cause
in this stae GbyJnags GoOding, we pre-
sumo the announcement is correct.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23

The citizens of Princeton, Gibson
county, are making extensive Prepara-
tious for their 4th Of July celebration.
Nunerous committees have bseu aP-
pointed, and every Arrangement is be-
ing made forose Of the staudsst demon
strations ever witnessed in the county
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23

Hoe CHoI,ERA, IN COLES CoUsrY, Ill.
We regret to learn that that terrible
malsdy among swine known a. hog
cholerss 10 raging With considerable ia.
tality in this city and vicinity. We
hear Of some Of our eilizsns losing half
aud even two-thirds Of their entire lots.
CharIeston. M. Courier. u' p 1-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23

Chas. Walsh, Of Chicago, convicted Of
a conspiracy to release the rebel pris-
oners at Camp Douglas, has been par
doned by the President. President
Johnson appears to be exercising the
pardoning power even more literally
than Mr., LINCOLN, - 's',.,s'' IA. +.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23

General WsitzeRs army feet, which
left Fortress Monroe recently, had Rsss-
ed the mouth Of the Mississippi west
ward, towards Texas, its destination, on
on the 18th inst, .,@~-~ "a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23

-. jtsRsssd y she ,. 7. Tsnss,lo gszo,
WAsHINGToS, Jane 2l.-Brig. Gen.
Wild, Of Massachusetts, has been es-
signed 30 duty Under Genh Howard, Of
the Refugees and ErsedAeass BnRsai,
and viii be put in ehArge Of the State
St 81 Gsorgis' " -iIA ovdsFs 2 report e 5Gspt
The IA Of July is 10 beaspptOptiassIy
eelsbrAted At Ralsigh, Nofth csFolihs 81 ~
q There Wsss 9thirsy-one pslitioss for
pardon sled With, ihe President to-day.
There we're, three persons pardonsd
to-dSy. VII Philip Lee, Of ksntucky;
!. jobs P. Devils oftTeunssses, and Jas
L. Seward fornssly memhet ao6 Con.
grass from Georgia. .isa,..,, s4t Ia 4,
For The position Of Assistant Secre-
tary Of the Treasury for Tie city Of 'New
Yosk, the uames aofDM DMessra VAh Dyek
and Blackford only arelsonsidersdqs q
1.-The former has something ofoAn ID.
vantage, in the fact thai no one objeSta
70 him, vhiio be Is supported by some OF
the Weslthiest and most inhushtfsH msu
of the -seopuarE. HdTLe latisr, ath6agh
urged b. gentlemen sqf eaaally great
inhaence and respeciahilily, is desplAea
by q formidable party.
hTAs -indicasions Today are that Mr..
Van DyckySilli receive the Eppoih t@snt.
Ths South CarpkHs4 delegation were
Feeeived here TO-DAY. aud had a pleasant
Interview with The President, aud after
wards with the Secretary Of War The
dslsgatiou asked that 1thsirp stats be
placed appon sthsl aAuas 5ooting ~ other
vAyvaFd sistera, Apd that PfoyisiosAl
Governor be appointed, The semi.
subdued pro slavery class, 20 fAe Is can
be judged by The dsmonsgfatisus AZ the
Evecutiys Asasioh this evening, though
lhsy bow 70. the desIny. Of State gov.
ernmeni, il IL with evident reluctance.
Barkey, who hAd ieft fot Charfsston,
Fstufnsd here 70 day, and will repressns
the Union element of South CArolina- i
fA adi sPeeiai ~ tA. HssAlAs 4ol L5od-
WAszISeTos, Juns 2I---Cohh Lyon,
Governor Of fdahoe, denies having been
run oat Of tie Territory, as pnblished
ins iNs@ Y'ofk paper, and clAifnsto be
hSzeIo on oHiciaf busiasss eeaneetsdsEith
its interest, by virtue Of sfhFes poplhs
leave Of absence, granted by Mr, LIN
coin. The Legislature ordered the re-
uievaI df the Capital from De~in66d 10
Boyees aand the classification siih Gov.
erneE Lyon 10 represented TO bs confined
With The citizens Of the former plAes,
because 81 bis refusal to veto the bill
twAsHtScros, Jnns ,2f.-The Hon.
IsAAe Afnold, SixAh Auditor, has had q
sehsdals ussds Of abe postal snaebssd-
Dess of ell The principal. sofSeas sofIthe
rebellious States, up toths line Of the
breaking out, Of the war. The aggre-
gate amounts 70 xAqylarses Of ) niAioh
dolisrs ma issverslinoS oS the .apessmgstsss
have reported tho anbnutas Of uheiFs oiE1-
debtedness snd thsir, EilIizgnsss 70 pAy
up A few have forwarded tbe moRsy
II is said that Ex. Governor Wright,
Of Indisua, win bestendere1 . mission
20 Berlin. The announcement is 70
eeived with universal sAtsfscsioa.lo e.
!, The President has tsscip@ed she order
81 The Secretary og tie Interior creating I
b. sew Beard 81 Exsn2fd sfs for fha
Kansas bEs ueh sof slhs iPaei &c Raiiroaa
-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23

magketjo wisAing 20 essabIish regular
Coip EEchange in Evansville, we will
hereafter sell Specie st closer rates than
any ether House in the State, aud will
Vg hAerSf prices fot Coupons, Silver
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23
GROCERIES
MEDICAL. ! Z ! 9.


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E~ fOH BOzz TEAS TWENTY TEAEs
NAThEs : ykFs y :. g sIE. " ~ siega az
The sasl Or trial. sd :. oaitssfIS inefsast1s 10
TAI 'TaEiVss VS. KTrAx IA * DSKi. ,b.s s-.s .sa
sksspsit made, ia gries a e1iy 10. agf tsgh
SottEs ropfsfrs lso-zsis Z. ldtBIftg ~ Dye u
4kess usGsllz sd serA- ssat4 Harl t.d.l
= Tbs HAIABTE - E4sssfscfptgf - Pscar -a
lar pFsssss. NEieh fssSslsh infLisiy sas sriof
20 ssy dye 10 50 fasrEss beiisE gisfs is
bsftls. prsrsrstion = srsqur-as sich sfsstly JI
sanl piifiss the spDlic.fios.
Is rsIkG 1HLs DYE you avoid that sGstg.
dad s2Fsassnts b Wblch tyfd hair erf Ebiskers
ers 10 ssfiiy rscgzl zsd. Wien infgfiof arll-
rie ba< sssa ufet - IL Eoluees rsfssetly
ri coiof a suy stz1s f.f T. fssrsf, fffn syleEs
brown fs1ty. instfraa biark. hat viii ri
suast. eroet sfsiE t1s ci5tbing. IItest 5se -
sn9 ~ All b@ sonVsuoes. ko3d by sii Drag sfr.
FkfSAn1 Fa1ey -ofz Dtsftrs. -
80 A. i. HATBENs, HanEeAefgfrf- s--i-tr -
4 pEAAs BARAEs a co. Nee Yea, whois.
nsss ASsssH. Dsf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23

The rebel owners Of real estate have
entered into combinshon to set Ad en-
orbitant price upon their property, in
order to keep it oct Of the hands Of the
hated "YApkses.%i.4 ........ THaRau 4.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23
HOTEL. REoPENED. q
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor,
Cor. HRaau an, Third Sta,
ENANsvTtLE, IND.

UNHIs OLD, W sLKs EsTA BLlSHED, AND
A. widely known Hotel has been closed for sew
srsl weeks undergoing repairs. II has during &
this time, been repaintsd inside and out. has been
thoroughly Gtted up, and In great measure furn-
lshed with new beds and furniture. Tbs proprie-
tor has made every AErangement TO render his
house convenient, healthy aud agreeable - thu
public.
Thanking the public for the hhe patronage that
for . series Of years has been extenasa 10 tne
Washington, he Invites o renewal ofthsir custom,
and will endeavor 20 have his tabls furnished and
the house managed In . way to merit their contir
Eed patronage. .aa1A Heel1 ~
omnibuses wtn ~ passengers 70 and fron
Aha DAuaAzernas zusalSs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23

A Teachers Institute isto be held in
Princeton, commanding on tho 10th day
Of August next. fArrangenents are
making to have the occasion one Of i'm"
n1ense interest. 5-ls +. avs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-23
MACKEREL..
3.w sssa 4s1 500 wclA 8w ia a.
MACK ERELI d
MACKEREL!
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THE sddftlezaF srrsvsI Per stsamsr Indians
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foll0wing stock as below. which are able 70 Of.
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III - Bbls. Nc. >, 1se4, large Maeksrel.
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500 BOxss Ne. I Hsvrfsx. 9Iaaflbs19 9 10 lii
500 LlA. lAsge Ced Finh,reJs UI1os gifuuo
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