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Evansville daily journal., 1866-02-21
NOTICE.
Notice of Opening and Extending
Streets and Alleys in F. w.
RrinkmaYAr's Enlargement.

NJOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the Com.
~ mon Council at its session the 29th day of
January. 1866, passed order for the opening
and laying out of Grant street through part Of
II, W. Brinkmeyer's Enlargement from Ann
street to point parallel with Hamilton street In
the Northern Enlargement. Said Grant street to
BE- OF the width of sixty (60) feet and the eastern
line of said Grant street to be one hundred and
ninety-three 1881 feet distant from and parnn
with the eastern line Of r. w. Brinkmeyer's En-
largement, and f r the opening and extending OF
Jt Jtferson street, from its present Terminus al or
ut ar the western line Ct the Northern Enlarge
ment to said Grant street. And for the opening 3
and extending of Hamilton street from IT'S pres
| ent term at or nea the western line OF the
| Northern EnlArgt ment TO said Grant street, and
for the opening and extending of Sixth street
| feom It's present terminus at or near the eastern
line OF sharp's Enlargement to sail Ora street,
| and for the opening and extending OF alleys IN
block number one ny aud block number four (4)
| In the Northern Enlargement from the present
| terminus OF said alleys at the western
line Of the Northern Enlargement TO said Giant
street. t
A plat of the said strsstsand alleys, a. the
| same proposed to be opened, laid AID extend
ed, has been hled and recorded In the city Olerk
office. =
| All persons owning or claiming real estate ad-
Joining or abutting on said proposed streets and
| alleys, and feeling themselves aggrieytds by any
OF said several orders, may have redress by appi.
cation to said Council within six weeks from the
publication of this notice.
By order Of the Council.
A. N. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Feb. 6, 1866.
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DIR. EASTERLY
AMERICAN LINIMENT

WILL CURE BRUISES, sPRAINs, ours,
wv Wounds, Rheu naiisna, Contra I'd Ten
dons, Swelled Joints, Lumbago, 1umors, al
LccI and Seated Pans, and all diseases whero q
local remedy is re quired. t=
This Lihiment Ia, beyond ali doubt. the most
emcacious remedy ever offer to The public Its
volatile. penetrating soothing, end healing prop
critics diffuse them selves to the very bones, aud
give the sufferer rlmost instant relief.
such powerful curative prop rites are combined
IN Dr.. Easterly's American LiDimeBt that il
readily etres the worst wounds of man beast
EysEy family shonld keep it constantly on hand.
Price 76'csnts per bottle. = - 4 49, - =
Prepared and sold by Or. =. Easterly q Co :,
NO. ~ north Fifth street, ST. Louis, Mo. Sold
q their branch Family Medicine Store, No. 80
Madison street. Chicago. nHno s.
For sale by the druggists, Evansville
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Evansville daily journal., 1866-02-21
CROWN OF GLORY
Every Man, Woman and Child who has used
Sterling's Ambrosia

Is willing to recommend 1t. Three years Of rap.
idly increasing sale have made the Ambroeia fa-
nous all over the world.
1T IS WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
Ii cures Itching Of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow on Bald Heads.
1t prevents the Hair from Falling Out.
1t renders this Hair Soft and Glossy.
Oleanscs the Scalp, Oools the Heated Brow, Re
moves Dandruff, Cures Nervous Hsrdache, Cures
Badness, Insures Luxuriant Locks, Inclines Hair
to Curl, supercedes Wigs, Kills Hair Eaters.
Good effect apparent at once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosia will suit you to T. Elegantly
put up. Delicately Perfumed. Patronized by
Opera Singers and Actresses. Sold in splendid
boxes or cartons, containing two large bottles
No. 2 for morning, No. for evening.
THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
sTERLINa's AMBRosIA is the best, most
agreeable and effective toilet In the world. To
prove this, try carton.
Sold by Druggists. IE3U rHU 81
Sterllng's AmbrOsla Manufacturing
Company, 81
ais FULTON street, NEW YORK.
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Evansville daily journal., 1866-02-21

rs THE MOST PERFECT AND ADMIRABLE
Il article ever discovered for the Pre- eTEatlon,
Beauty, Growth and Restoration of the Hair
II s0uens, beauties, and strengthens the hair,
prevents It from falling off and becoming perma
nently gray, removes the daBdrun, and turns
harsh. unruly hair into that which Ia smooth.
glossy, lively, and beautiful u aA p - E
DR.. Cooks Magic Hi air Oil is the best tonic
knewn, aud will produce a luxuriant growth of
new hair ON b Id heads ia all cases where any
artificial means can be Of any avail. The most
intelligent and bsauifnl 4adses and gsntlemen In
st. Louis use t, and reg trd it indispensable q
article for the toilet Price IS cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold by DIR. T. Easterly & Co !,
No. 10 North Filth street, st. Lon ?, Mo-; also
for sale at their bIanch Family Medicine St0re
No. 30 Madison street, Chicago, Illinois.
For sale BY the druggists, Evansville.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-02-21
GRIDLEY's 70 sa-lA .t
Salt Rhenm and letter Ointment

WILL CURE SALT RHkUM. TETTER,
! w SCald Head, Prairie and RarbeIs' Itch
Illinois Mango, Missouri Scrofuls, Obstinate Old
Sores. Pimples on the Face, and all Diseases and
EruptioBs on the Skin. But to effect pormansn, /,
and radical cure of ofulous and skin diseases &c
1yery kind, we recommend DIR. Dasterly's Zodiac
and Sarsaparilla, to be used internally, VIII -ch
purifi0s the blood, and removasi thee cause; aud
then BY applying the Ointment to the or
parts, speedy aud permanent cure will be effect
eds Both are advised to be used in these com
plants. tlH
bottle.
Price-GFidiey's Salt Rheum and letter ofut-
ment, 75 cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold by DIR. X. EasterIv a Co.
No. 20 Eortk Fifth street, ST. Louis, Mo-, sole
proPFietors. Sold at their branch Family Medi-
cine Store, No 80 Madison street, Chicago, lii.
5or sale by the druggists, Evansville.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-02-21

A Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
REoUIREs IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AND SHOULD BE
CHECKED. IFALLowED TO ooNTIEUz,
Irritation of the Lungs, a Permanent
Throat Affection, or an Tn-
durable Lung Disease
Is OFTEN THE RESULT.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHEs
HAVING A DIRECT INFLUEEcE To THE PARTS, aTvE
IMMEDIATE BELIEF.
For bronchitis, Asthmas Catarrh,
COnsumptIvea and Throat Disc ases,
rR0oHEs ABE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will hnd Iroches useful In clearing tho voice when
takon before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion Of this vocal
organs. The 1rocAes recommended and pre-
scribed by Physiciaus. and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Be
ing an article of true merit, aud having proved
their ef1cacy bya tsst Of many years, each year
finds them in new loralities in various parts Of
the world, and the IFOchss universally pro-
nounced better than other articles. ~
OBTAIN only "BRows's BRONCHIAL TRooHEs,"
and do not take any of the WortAIess limitations
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere In the United States, and ia
Foreign Countries, at IS cents per box.
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COLGATE'S YONRY SOAP,

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such univer-
sal demand. is made from the choicest mAteri,
ais, is mild and emOllient In Its nature, fra
grantly scented, and extremely beneficial
In its action upon the skIu. For sale by Drug
g'sts and Fancy Goods Dealers. au2a.ly
Evansville daily journal., 1866-02-21
DIR. EAsTERLY's
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER

WILL CURE BRUISES sPRATNs, HEAD
Wv tche. Toothache, Sore Throat, Collie, OhoI-
era, Cramps or spasms, Cholera N Orbus, Dysen-
terry or Bowel Complaints, Nervous Affections,
Pain in the Face, Painters Collie, Agus in the
Fac Pain in the Back aud Lin %, and, ia fact,
" whereEer it is 'pplied pain cannot exist.
This is the most speedy aud fieacious medi
cine ever discovered TO relieve persons sufferiag
pain 1t is used internally and externally, with
neyer-tailing success. As family n edieIne il Is
inva auAble.
Dr. Easteriy's Pain Killer is the best rem reIy
known for Oh lera. Shou'd that awful scourga
again visit the United States, as it is feared 1t
will, every family should supply themselves with
this medicine, to use 10 the early stages Of the
disease. Price Is cents Ter bottle. ah-5i i.
PTepa' ed and sold ty DR.. 4. EasterIy d Co.,
No, 40 North Fifth street, st. Louis, No. Sold
at their branch Medicine Store, No. 90 Madison
street, Chicago, Illinois.
FOR sa BY the druggists. Evansville. ~ &
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Evansville daily journal., 1866-02-21
Ladies. Read This I
.lth1 DIR. HOOPER's sfr
4 FEMALE CORDIAL. AasB

TIHI5 ELEGANT AND POPULAR MEDI.
Il cine will cure al Female Com mplaints such
NJ Excessive, Painful, or S~ppFe ssed Menstrual
ton, Leucor rrhea Whites, Falling of the
Womb, and al Irregularities. of the Monthly
Periods. It will also Or Bg on the menses then
checked by colds, and all ub nat nraI Causes.
Females suffering undtr any Of the difficulties
above enumerated shs uld not fail to use Dr.
Hooper's Female Cordial. It Is tie most pleas
ant and infallible remedy ever inserted for tue
cute of female complaints. Ladies', try 1t 's.u
Price 81 90 per bottle
Prepared and sold by DIR. Il. EaslsrIy Co.,
No. 10 North III th street, Sc. Loais, Mo. Sold
at their branch Family Medicine Sters, No. 90
Madison stfeat. Chicago, Illin mis-.
For sale uy the druggists, Evansville.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-02-21
aCOBLEcToR's SALE.
Collectors Sale Of Real Estate fol
the Costs aud Expense Of Alley
and Sidewalk improvements

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, that By virtue
IN Of precept sissusd by the Mayor Of the CIsy
OF 4vsnsville, and to me- directed, viii sell af
kuslic AHetton, at the door Of the Court house
Z "wednesday, February Al, 1soo.
ct 10 o'clock. AIM. the following lots Of erosnd
or parcels Of Real Estate, Or 80 much thereof. -
may be necessary 70 pay the amounts charged and
assessed against said lots, together with the costa
or sale; aud that said sale will Be continued On
place, for the purpose Of selling such property
as may have been sold on the day above mem
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-19

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''''e" ''a'e' H~'"''o' fco'''a'y 'iI''
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'''''"''''" Vi '''c company '''" "'l'ci Il"
- thrown "I'c'i Tie i'ad!caIS cry ont
traitors AGAINST V''"5e "Ao c'vo0Srd
me cause o' ''e 3oN'l' Henry Clay
a"'d' "NI'0 ! ah' ready 10 say That II
congress were 10 attack within the
''at"S t'c Institution OF slavery, WitA
the p'np"'" OF the overthrow or the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-19

The abolition organ at Nashville III
the course OF an article in defence of lis
party Of Radicals, uses the following
1haSte Language in REGARD to the "rchcl'
editors and the people who oppose the
radicals. Says the Press anil Times:
when the present patriotic State nd.
ministraiion was inangurated, aud ron
vened a Legislature of plain, unamhi-
tious and uncorruptible Unionists to
take counsel over the shattered aud
ruined fortunes Of the State, every foul
mouthed rel.l editor from one end oi
Tennessee TO the other, from whose IN
combed and i'll smelling locks Confeder-
ate g~raybacks were crawling in swarms,
n whose pocket was thurst an am
nesty on which the ink was not vet dry,
began to assait the legislature as n
body ct piebeian usurpers. rus,ics.
clodhoppers, cheats, rogues and swim.
oilers, lntcrlopers and intruders. mot
recognized by the rebel social circle
of Nashville aud Memphis, presumpt-
Gus knaves and unmannerly royun.
who after wickedly opposing the cause
of the beloved South. impudent.y pre-
sume1 to thrust themselves betwixt the
propitious winds Of Office and the taw.
dry, brass jeweled and rumple feather
ed nobility of political chiyalry. No
cessatiOH has occurred in this work OF
dctraction up 90 the prcsen, time; on
the contrary, tic flock Of political har
pies which have returned to s%crcecI
and iutter and discharge in their &c
custo'aed haunts. as ia days Of yore
appesr as numerous, as disca<dant, and
"a "nxsig as ever. A perpetual call
'p'"ss are kept up by these i'll
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-19

A Washington dispatch of the 18th
says: Judge Underwood, of the U.
S. District Court for the Eastern dis
trict of Virginia, arrived here o .day
with a copy of the indictment found
against jeff. Davis for treason at Nor
folk on Thursday. The indictment
is just about the same rs the one pre-
vionsly found in that Court. Judge
Underwood has been in consultation
with the Assistant Attorney General to-
day, relative to Davis trial at Rich
mond in June. Every preparation is
being madefor the event at that time.
tits now understood that Chief jus
tee Chase will preside, and Attorney
General Speed will prosecute, assisted
by Judge Clifford, of Massachusetts
and VIM. Il. Evarts, of New York. "a
counsel on the part of the prosecution
The court will commence in the early
part of June.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-19
TIE CROPS.
The Charleston Is, c. Courier, Of
The Sth inst, says:

-
The Charleston Is, c. Courier, Of
the Sth inst, says:
In these districts we find the accounts
in most respects highly gratifying in
the conduct Of the freedmen, and a
hopeful statement Of the labor ques,
ton,
In Georgia, n correspondent Of the
Macon journal, writing from Barber
county, says:
Where there is no bureau the freed
men are working well, and seem very
well satisfied, May and June will try
them.
The Atlanta Commercial Bulletin has
The following from n correspondent in
Southern Georgia:
Owingt to the great scarcity Of labor
the cotton crop for this year will barely
reach half Of the amount produced in
1860, which, | think, was estimated at
four millions Of bales. I'M clearly OF
the opinion that 100000 bales is Il
full estimated for %thecoming crop.
The Natchcz Miss, Times says that
both cotton and corn crops are promi-
sing,
The Louisiana papers say that in
most cases the freedmen are working
much bctYr tIanAnticipated.
A correspondent writing from Mon,
%ticcIlo, (Ila says:
The growing crop ofcotton and corn
in this, AS in other sections Of the
State, are exceedingly promising, and,
Of course, the planters are in fine
spirits.
The Galveston (Tcxas) papers re-
port Il, follows:
The cotton crop is promising. More
has been planted than cver before in
one year; much Of it silk cotton, ap-
proXimating to sea island. The wheat
crop will probably be the largest ever
reapcd. The freedmen are said to be
doing well.
The LaGrngc (Ga) Reporter says:
The crops in that locality appear to
be doing well, though the cotton i, not
coming up according to expectation
Corn is growing finely wheat Il little
threatened with rust.
One Of the editors Of the Augusta
(Ga.) Chronicle and Sentinel, writes
from Scrivcn county to that journal as
follows:
The agricultural interests Of this
county are not in Il very promising
condition. The preparation for the
crop has been very imperfect, owing to
the scarcity Of plough stock, and the
inferior quality Of the labor. Corn is
generally looking well, The wheat has
been looking well until the recent cold
NU-t is nov reported rs making
its appearance. The cotton crop is
universally reported as being very I'M
promising. In many instances planters
already ploughed UP large por
tons Of their crop and planted it in
com.
y correspondent writing from RI
bert county, Ga., in reference to the
says:
lam sorry to say chat the prospect
IA this county is very poor indeed. |!
lon't tlInh that there are three pIanta-
ions IN the county that have u stand,
~ anything ncar Il stand, Of cotton.
The corn crop looks we'll. The wheat,
been very much injured BY the re
'cnt rains.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-19

Head Center Stephens was received in
New York NY avery large crowd. The
rumOr frrsomc time circulated that he
and Mahony are actually British De
tcctiyc Police officers, bought with
British gold, does not appear to have
taken effect. Head Ccvtcr Stephens
attributes the failure Of Ireland to be
free to-day, to the quarrel between
OMahony and Roberts. lie proposes,
however, to "cnabIc the Irish army to
fight this year. He declares public
" in New York:
"lhe Irish army was ready for ac-
ton in August last, and certainly not
later than the early part of September,
and only awaited that support from the
organization in this countr,swhich had
been promised him, hut which, for the
time being, the discussions among the
brotherhood in this country had bro
ken ". lit had not been for these
unfortunate occurrences the Irish army
would not only he fighting today, but
the Irish Republic would been an &C
complishcd fact. He still had the full
lest confidence in approaching success
of The movement
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-19

RIoTs STILL CoNTINUING.-Ycster-
day, about 10 o'clock A.. NJ, riots again
began. This time between negro wo-
men and white women ofSouth Mem
phis. All we could learn of the atfai.
was, that about the time mentioned a
bove, the negroes came out from their
shanties on South street and attacked
the whites near Bealc, between Causcy
and Mulberry, and after fighting about
fifteen minutes, the blacks were over.
powered and driven in haste to their
quarters. There were about eighteen
or twenty combatants. No casualties
that we heard OF up to last report
Memphis argus 12M.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-19

The Nashville Press 0nd Times talks
about the riytncS Of the Radicals in the
go called Tennessee Legislature. II
the Radicals have any virtues they are
only assumed, and but poorly acted.
s'GcL virtues remind US Of Addison's
Cato which says Of julius Caesar:
Course on his virtues. they've un-
done his country"
Virtues take the name Of vice when
they play an mderpart to morliuaio
passions and the lust Of domination.
If indeed a sense Of moral Obligation
hcthc true motive Of virtue, then are
the Radicals destitute wholly Of the
motive.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-19
OMMERCIA
Nashville Market,

NASHVILLE, May II.
FLOCR.-Thc demand is good. We quote
at 80 OOH9 80 for supcrtinc: 80 W)alO D for
extra; $lOal2 for family; SIP OOal3 so for
fancy.
StGAR.-Full supply with fairdemand.
sales for some days back. nl lialj tor
Cuba; l5alG'a for Porto Rico: l7al3 for
DrlncraTa.
HAII.--By the 100 barrels. has been re-
dlccd to - % per barrel.
BACON Light transactions for sides
at lSisc: ribbed sides, II; shoulders l5c:
hans. plain, zoe; and ~canyassed Zoe.
IAhD.-firm at Zoe for ticrcc. and 22c
for kcg.
NAlLS.-Stock fair. and increasing dai-
y. Transactions liberal at ~ ~ for los TO
2Os. with Doe advance for each diminishiu"
grade.
t-iNDhES.-Demand fair. Star. light.
1917; fun weights Pie; Tallow Sc 10 y
box for 6's, and 81 80 for rs.
COTTON IAENS.-Arr held at Die per
dozen for 10JS. BIC for GOO'S. and 2s for
JOUs and 1905.
fE-AI!ii,RS.-Therc is hut a limited
supply in the market. Selling at 55c.
NliiNA Large supply. with liberal
sales. Common rrctiicd ~ 35n2 %: Roi,-
rrta"n county, low grade. 81 gaa4: bourbon
Is quoted 1T S3al; Old Apple brandy quo
ted II %iHJ.
AbiI H5.-Grccn are offered at 9&a9 20
per barrel.
~EGC.$.-lSc. per dozen.
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NDIfCEt
S, INTER REVENUE oFFrCEl

L. S INTER REVENUE OFFICFJ
Winchester. Tenn. May 10 lea
All persons that who doing business tLa,
require n license must call ut uar o,Ec. il,
Winchester and make applirgtinn M, H.
ccnse tin. month. ori vii, b. conna.,lr,i to
add 10 per cent OH the same
These are Iny Instructions. and will lie
compelled lc execute the saiiIe.
IL Is NOS Ily dizzy 10 cali al any one.
o VIII always lind me. or my son. in
my Office.
j VI BURROCGiI.
Miayl9 Assistant Assessor.
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t. J.. SCOTT, GO. Public Square. Nashville
y. VI. TENSION, y. Broad street, "
iiENHY ArrLE, CINCINNATI Ohio.
- NJ, lErrlNGUL q Co.,. ~ Park Row. Ny
" ". NoRp, Dcrhcrl, Franklin Co" Tenn
{. y. ilrNT. Hunts station, Tenn.
l)r. X. II. CRIDDLE. Salem, Tenn.
These gentlemen are authorized to re-
crivc and receipt for subscriptions or due.
for on 10 the Home journal.
Mar. !. W. j. SLATER & co.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-19

The Boston Ice Companies were re.
Gently consolidated, and having the
monopoly of the market, the price of
ice is raised to nh eXorbitant figure
So excited are the Bostonians that
they are discussing the project of a
company to go in quest of floating ice
bcrgs. and tow them into Boston har.
Dor. To render the enterprise doubly
remunerativc, pleasure parties are to
be taken out on each trip.
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of Government Licen.
L. S. INTERNAL REYENTEl

L. S. INTERNAL REVIEWED.
Collectors OI.icc, Cd District Tenn
Nashville. May Z. 1866.
I'LL persons doing business are hereby
"A. notified that their licenses must he rc-
newed forthwith. Neglect and DELAY after
this notice will not he overlooked. but apv
person found doing business without H.
cense on the ist ofJHly next. will be fined
$3.50. Hereafter 10 licensc viii be granted
for di>ti!l'ng to any person who i in ar
rears for taxes. and ai who are found en-
gagged lit that business witl,uUtlicruse viii
be prosecuted for the iiEc. ana p, na,tirs
prescribed by law. and Immediate sicys
will be taken to eonfscatc their di.fill,rv
and the land upon which It l. situated.
III. l. NORVELE. Coilector
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-19
Tho Nnw Orleans Iicovupe

The New Orleans licayune says
That the Hon. VIM. NJ. CWin former
" Of California. now confined in pris-
81 ut Fort Jackson. below that city,
was offered his liberty the other day if
ne would give his parole to leave the
country aud never return, and that he
immediately declined, prefcrring to re-
nam " prisoner i'll his native land rath-
eF ,han go into banishment clswhcre.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-19

NEGRO LAGoHI II THE CorNTRY.-The
following item from the Nlurlrccsboro
Monitor, we publish for the benefit of
all concerned, with Il gentle hint to all
idle darkics to Immediately transfer
themselves where their services are SO
urgently needed: There il II greet
need of negro labor in the country at
present, many of our farmers being
unable to procure the necessary amount
~oflaborcrs which their crops demand.
While there Is a supcrabundIncc of
them in our city, doing nothing, hut
waiting for something 70 turn up, it Is
true that few ere disposed or can be in
duced 60 70 into The eouhay aud turn
up something. They spend the day
by specializing on buraan decisions in
regard 10 contracts; and rely on steal
iug Subsistence after night has set in.
Niuc-trnths II them are educating them
scI,as TO I'LL positions in the pal;5rn-
and p%ooraolisc, either of which
are prcrerahlc 10 honest llbort TO tilcm.'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-05-19

Owing to the present decline in prices ut
iAr head Of market, WM. Il. MnIEN. at the
Cheap store, has been compelled to pur-
CHASE goods in New York, and j. now re-
rriyidg a fine lot of licady-M Made Clothing
and other goods. in which he will GIvE A
GREAT BARGAIN. Call and see.
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