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Shipping Meas.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.


CLEARED.
Thursday, Aug. 9th.
Sch, Grace Alley,
Emily Grant.
Abigail Murcb,
ARRIVED.
d" Telegraph Woodland.
CLEARED.
Friday, Aug, 10th.
Sch, Canov PatteE,
" Councillor Wood.
Saturday, Aug. llth.
Alvcrado Whittemore.
Bell Whittmore.
g Warrsnton Higgins.
Savoy Prey.
Globe Holt.
CLEARED.
Tuesday, Aug, 18th.
Panama Woodland.
Julia A. Rich. Higgins.
" Flying Scud, Fletcher.
ARRIVED.
Catherine Davis.
Packet Grant.
Wednesday, Aug, 18th.
Andrew Peters, Murch,
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- fiatfsrm was erected at lndianap.
oils on Wednesday 70, Senator Hendricks
To make a ,,ohnsun speech on, and a sui
eide III eccentric tastes hun. himself on it
before the meeting assembled.
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DIR. TOBIAS
re NTT1N no RISE LAMENT

DIST 30 TILES At oNE DOLLAR FOR THE
CURE of lameuess, scratches. wind gals, ,prAis
bruises. spliuts cuts. slipping sthle, over heating
throat, nail in the foot. etc. 1t is Warranted
cheaper and better than ohei article Offer
ed 10 the public. ThuU-alds OF animals have been
cured of the clic and ycr-heatiug hy this Iiuimeut
and hundreds that crippled and l. me have been
sstorci 10 tnir former veOt. IL is used BY all the
first horseman throughout the states. 0r,lsr. arc
constantly received from the racing Stables of Eng
land for fresh supplies of this inv aiuab.e arii le
Orsr 100 testi5ion mas hae 5een reeeiueS. Romrb,r
dollar laid out In time may the life of YOUR
horse. Sold by all Druggists. Office, 50 Cortland
street, New YORK.
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v,IIE CONFESSIONS AND ExpEEI

u kN,E OF M INVALID.
Published for the benefit and n a CAUTION To
YoUNG MIN and Others. who suffer from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay OF Manhood, sc sup
plying at the same time the Meas of Self-Cure. by
one who has cured himself after undergoing eonsid-
cradle quackery. Iy enclosing postpaid addressed
enyelop-, single copies free OF charge may be had
OF the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
lyi Brooklin, Kings CoN.Y
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ITCH ! ITCH. ITCH :!
Scratc!, Scratch Scratch
Wheaton's Ointment
Will cure the Itch in IS Hours

Also cures SALT RHEuM. ULCERS. GILL.
BLAINS, and all ERUPTIoN> OF THE SKIN.
Price so cents. For sale by all druggists.
by sending 60 cents to WEEKS POTTER
Sole Agents, 40 Washin cton street, Boston. it
will be forwarded by mail, free Of postage t. any
one of the United states. ly&' .
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Special Notices.
Filth District Congressional
Convention.

The Democrats Of the Fifth Congressional Dis
tict are requcs' ed Ia meet by delegates a, Els-
worth. on Thur day the Id. Of August, at 10
o'clock, 4. NJ. for the purpose Of nominating
candidate for member OF Congress. TO be supported
at the ensuing election, and transact such other
business may before them. Delegates
will be selected upon the following basis: Every
Town aud Plantation will be entitled 10 ore del
gates and an additional delegate for every twenty
five votes cast tor the Democratic Candidate for
President in 1854. maj orty fraction entities
to delegate.
JONI D. RICHARDS,
W. II. EURRILL,
JosFPH BRIkS.
SAMugL BRfAyr,
District Committee
Aug. 5, lSe6 g
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REV. Mr.. French of RroDklvn Y

-hcV. Mt. FfchcIl Of BrOOkIyn. Y. 7 !.
congregationalist, is spending a few weeks
in this locality with friends ofh.S own par
ish. Mr.. French is an earnest and elo-
quent preacher and has occupied the pull
pit of Rev. DIR. Tenney for several sabbaths
to the ediiieation and delight of the people
worshipping there.
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BLACK AS A CROW.

. few since Wa- many snlrn lid head that r.
noe grey grikzlci Why nj restore 20 the Yet
nnwrinkl.d brow it. raven honer-f Five minutes
effects tia splendid s'urmaiion. In less tiu.o
han ri
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friends will notice the call !,

Our friends will notice the call in
this paper for Convention OF the Demo-
Gratis OF the Fifth Congressional District
at Ellsworth, Aug 22d. We believe there
has been no gathering Of the Democrats in
this District since the present apportion-
ment, and it is well that they should meet
and become acquainted. Besides there is
the prospect OF a vigorous Campaign, for
which preparations should be made.-Bel-
fast journal.
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AFTERNOON Session:

The chairman called the convention to
order at the adjourned time The com
mlt,ec on credentials reported as follows,
yiz-Washington county en- itelel to ~,
present - Hancock entitled to G5, present
60. Waldo county entitled to 81, psss
ent62 Knox comfy entitled to "a, present
General Whidlen of Calais moved the
names of the delegates be read. After
rea1in, awhile the further reading was dis
enscd with. whereupon the General moved
that the names Of Kendall Whiddcn and
Henry Horton be added to the list of dele
gates for Calais. The amendment was yo-
ted down, and the report nf the committee
was adopted. The Convention on perma
nant organization reported, recommending
that the temporary organization be tn,
permanent one. Adopted General Webstc
of Belfast moved that Committee of two
fromeach OF the Counties, except Knox and
from that County to receive sort and coun
The votes for Candidate for member oi
Congress. The Chair appointed the follow
ing Committee viz: j. W. Webster an,
r. 4. Rich of Waldo, c. II. Smith an,
david Longfcllew of Washington, I. c
Wooinan and w. n Abbott Of Hancock.
aud VIM. Wilson Of Knox. Tie commit
tee attended 10 the duty and reported a,
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H u N N E w ELLIS

toll u To attempt 10 ennmerae tho
manifold results of the lRodyn
I,,r in of Nt,,rai0ia Gout.
ANOOh NJ RhunatjsA Nervous Headache
Tooth aud Ear 1;h, Spinal Complaints, st. yIfss
Dance, Hystsrid, Nertsus Dsbthfy, Toss Of Sleep
Seidtiea. Deiirun 1rtmens. PAINS in HsRsfraafioa,
and the most reliable testimonials in my pose ssion
to which at are invited to inspect, would exhaust
time and Patience. and which confidence res
would perfectly jnstify
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ASTHMA

Now declared purely nervous complaint, is perl
fecty relieved in most violent attacks with doses of
IS - drops each half hour. Relief and sleep will
follow the second or third dose.
II Sold by all WhOle sale and Retail Dealers in Med
ieine, at 50 cents per bottle
JOHN [. HUNRsWEll, Proprietor.
Practical Chemlsi.. Commercial wharf, Boston, Mass
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Pure Old Rye Whisk v.

Bny bottle Is: cl.c of c. \. Ricllsr.' standard
Tufr Old rye VII keF. put up for family indi III
nal u>', and YOU vi get the bcs. Principal depot
~ Arlington Street, boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-08-17

u HIIe tHe cOliHllttee Wcre OFT Col. Eu :
gene Hale of Ellsworth was called upon for
remarks, came forward addressed the con
ycn,ion with much spirit and great effec-
tiveness, taking the most radical grounds.
\ committee was appointed TO wait on
Hon. f. a. Pike and inform him of his
nomination, ask his acceptance and appear
ance in the Hall.
The Delegations Of the several Counties
reported the following names for the Dis
t.ict Committee. viz.
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CRISIAn1R0,S HAIR DYE.

Mann ac;urc,l by !. eEIS rtIDl:D A>ur HOUSE
Nov fe.S. >ofd - al Druggists. Applied ny al
II Dress Il. Tvs
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Buy hottie or case Of G. \ Rchard'- s'und
Pure Old bourbon " hi>kcH. rot up Tor inmiiy
diNtdunl u>", and yIu viii eet The lest Hnuci
depot. - Wa-hins On street, Boston.
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LOAD aud FIRE
hree times, the greyest head may be made dsrket
than the
RAW EMS WING.

No matter u villa; undesirable tint he hair viii
kcr- CT beard NAV he tire r'iauEr a superb an
perfectly uaiaaai lila or brown is accomplished /
ouu application Ot
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Reported by Mss,s Darts & 20.
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PORT OF GREEN'S LANDING

R"'I01" ~"
Andrew Peters, Murch,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12
Anlusements.

ALE. BURNETT TONIGHT AT Masonic
HALL.-It is nearly two years since this
distinguished Elocutionist and versatile
Humorist visited our city. Since then
he has spent nearly a year in the BE;
tropolis of the United States, and won
universal plaudits from the press of
New York and the entire East.
This winter he has visited Arkansas,
Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana and
Alabama, and made host of friends
Sonth The fact is, Burnett has only to
be known to be fully appreciated by any
intelligent audience.
His entertainment is a perfect boquet
of Poesy, Humor and Wit. His define
atoms of comic character always pro-
duce roars of laughter, and yet it is just
such refined touch of the ludicrous,
that q gentleman can take his wife,
daughter, or lsweetheart to, without fear
of having his finer feelings shocked by
indicate expressions. As there will
no doubt be rush for seats, it would be
well for tmose who intend taking ladies
to secure them early in the day. Re-
served seats, we understand, will be
seventy.fve cents.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

R6rWe notice that our theatrical
friends who are on a visit to Terre
Haute, are meeting with splendid sue.
cess, and are greatly delighting the good
people Of that city. Bella Golden is
winning Iaurels for herself and creating
quite a sensation among the theatre.
goers. The Erpress says of her char
acters in the French Spy:
The play was enacted splendidly
throughout The spirit of the palmy
days of the Cavalier and the minstrel
glory of the Troubadour thrilled the
pulses of the audience as they gazed up
on the peerless carriage and wondrous
starlit eyes of Bella Golden, as she ap.
peared in the character Of Henri St
Alme, every inch gay cavalier of Via
Belle France" She presented a most
wonderful piece of pantomime acting
We have seldom seen any actress enter
more fully into character. She was
not the actress last night, but Henri St
Alme, Hamet and Mathilde De Meric
giving expression with magni6 cent
effect and wonderful fidelity to those
triple characters.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12


RECORDERS CoURT There were no
cases before this Court yesterday, ex-
cept of two boys.
Rufus Braner was arrested for using
profane and indecent language to per-
sons passing on the street, but was turn
ed loose after receiving. considerable
lecture from the Recorder.
The other case was that of John Fin
ley, arrested for fighting and other i'm
proper conduct in the street. He was
kept all afternoon yesterday with ball
and chain to his Leg and turned loose
in the evening. This should be warn
ing to the boys of our city who are al
lowed to spend so much Of their time in
the streets with nothing to do.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

MAJ. GEN. NEeLEY-We were delight
ed to meet Maj. Gen. Negley in the city
yesterday, and receive one of his cor
dial shakes of the hand. The General
is in fine health, looking quite as well
as in his palmiest military days. He
took passage on the Tarascon yesterday,
and is on visit TO lower Kentucky, to
look after some property he has there.
Should he return this way, he may meet
number of those whom he used to
command, who will be proud tc take an
old leader by the hand once more.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12
HOME INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK.

The agency of the Home
Insurance Co. of New York
has been removed to the
Banking Office of W. j.
Lowry & Co., No. ! First
Street.
1Q w. a. PAGE g. CO.,
ja1l-3t i Agents.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12
nGrLast Sunday a

E8- Last Sunday party of boys
broke into freight car Of the St. Louis
road and took therefrom number of
parcels. The car was not sent out with
the train, being held to ascertain the
amount Of goods taken. We have
learned no particulars as to the result
or the names of the young thieves
Wabash Express.
This IS doubtless the result of idle
ness. Boys must do something, and if
kept at work, or at school, they would
not have time to learn to steal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

HA-A correspondent in the Washing
ton Express says:
20" In the opinion of the writer of this
article, genteel, religious boarding
house is needed in Terra Haute. -
IL such boarding house were estab.
lished in this city, we presume it would
do well, provided the religion was a
Rational Religion" 1t would doubt
less be noticed gratuiiiously by city
contemporary, and commended to the
whole South as an institution that adver-
tised in his paper, and did not "hate the
South"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

SPLENDID LTTHoGRAPH. We notice
that L. Lowenthal & Co., and Peter Lee
monin, have just received lot of SPLEEN
did Lithograph- OF their business hou res,
southeast corner of Main and First
Streets, which they are now distributing.
This speaks wall for the enterprise Of
those men, and we hope to see the ex.
ample followed by others. The Liaho.
graph is we'll executed and is a perfec,
picture of those large houses.
This is a good method of advertising,
the full value of which those gentlemen
seem to be we'll appraised. Besides be.
ing an advertisement of their own bust.
ness, it is Of no small Importance to the
interests of the city, showing that oul
business men are alive, active, energetic
and full of enterprise.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

\ FINANCIAL MEETNG,- The Trustees
and Building Committee of the Third
street NJ E. Church have called meet
ing of all the friends of that enterprise,
which is SO crsditable to our city, at the
lecture Room Of their Church, this
evening at 2 o'clock. A full exhibit OF
the whole enterprise will be made, show
ing how much money has been collect.
ed, how much paid ont, what has been
done, and what remains to be accom-
plished. There will be several speeches.
No collection will be taken up The
public is invited to attend.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

nar The Union Prayer Meeting will
br held this morning in Marble Hall,
Main street, where the denomination OF
Baptists in our city worship. The sub
ject for prayer is: Christian Missions
and Ministers, and for all engaged in
Christian work" The interest in these
meetings is not diminishing in the
slightest, and the attendance is large.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

S%The inimitable All. Burnett, it
will be remembered, holds forth at Ma
sonic Hall Tonight VITO does not love
fun2 Who docs not enjoy hearty
laugh2 All who do should make their
arrangements to go to Masonic Hall to-
night g
Hypochondria itself gives way in the
presence of Burnett's ludicrous delinea.
tons of character, and dyspepsia is put
to fight by his lively sallies of wit and
mirth-proyoking fun. We confidently
anticipate crowded house and great
ly delighted crowd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

(. D1Mr. Henr7 Bippus, the efficient
and courteous deputy clerk Of the court,
viii please accept our thanks for fayors.
No wonder the young gentlsmsns is 30
popular With the ladies, he is all smiles
and courtesy Aa1I @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12


g6F- The Princeton Clarion of Thurs.
day says that Professor j. L. Craig, of
Owen.ville, Gibson county, recently
made bridal trip to his home in Ohio,
was robbed of g, 300 on his return, on
board boat on the Ohio river, the name
of which it did not learn. The circum>
stances of the robbery were little Gu
rieus, to say the least. Before retiring
for the night, Mr.. Craig requested the
CLERK of the boat to take his money and
keep it safely until called for. The clerk
replied that he would place the money
in the safe, AMI if it was there in the
morning it would be all right, but should
it be missing, be (the clerk) would not
be responsible for it. The terms not
being satisfactory, the Professor returned
to his room with the money, and placed
it between himself and wife, underneath
the sheet. Upon awaking in the morn
ing, he found the boat had landed and
almost entirely deserted BY passengers
and'crew, and his money gone Search
was made, but without success, and he
returned home minus that amount.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

e9- A party of nine Indians, says the
Wabash Express, of the Seminole tribe,
were in town yesterday, en- route to
Washington on some mission.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

HWA gentleman and lady can OBJ
tain good boarding and nicely furnish
ed front room at Mrs. ]. II. Evans, Vine
street, Good reference required.
Jan10-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12
Ar AUCTTON


'TsHE eUBsoRIBRR, BEING ARour Lrav.
A ing ne cltS, will iofs- At public auction TIA
sssiesncs noN oesrplesl BY hing also, one horse
~ ostEassss- witE arness, and one very fns
epo ki1ehen prntture, Brussels carpet, ipgfein
csrssss' sosssoIss, sofa, centre tables, parlor
o ogs Nnas-nct, chandelier, bureaus, cana
en@,ss, k.a1a tn6lqJs &C., &c. Sale ~ take place
On " ADk knDAHs Jsnasry ltshs 81 tan O'Clock,
~ nls Ieaidsne9 ga Church strsst. betussn Cherry
eaa oak. Terms qf eals7-oauh b hand.
@ans dst Il. M sTRoNa. y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12


nFeA sny party Of ladies and gen.
slemen assembled at Masonic Hall last
night TO "TRIP the Light fantastic t0ss 2
and had pleasant and an agreaAhla
party.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

16r We understand that a meeting
of those who feel interested in The con.
struction Of q building for the Mission
Sabbath School will be held in the Coun-
ell Chamber this evening. We may,
however, be mistaken in this.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12
SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
J. SMITHS
SHIRT MANUF.ACTORY.
No. - 5000 ma st.
f- I'm BRAx's zEoqKl

QHTRTs MADE TO ORDH FROM MEAS
- urment and at waxRai tied, Al stocf ),
rsady made Shirts and Collnxn always on hand, ana
eEiItss Stitching Boaoms, a. done With ncatness
and despatch. = - -
Thankful for past fayora. .ths subscriber respect
srAlly bestowed for TIE y Il aSs yssrr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

HES-The city assessor of Terre Haute
Is voluntarily taking the census of that
city, as he is leaving his blanks for tax
alton. A similar proceeding in this city
would show large increase of popula-
ton, since the last census was taken.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12
Local. Notices.

kG5- TiIestona Gallery, over the new
Bank Building, is the place to get good
pictures. jsnl2dlt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

Water and Realher. ssterdsy the weather was
quite moderate, with Indications Of rain. 1t re-
mained cloudy all day. The river continuss to
receds at this poiat, having fallen two fee: up to
last night At Fittsburg the river is filling,
with two feet ten inches in the channel. AtCin-
cInnaf it is stil receding, with II feet of water
q tho channel. On the falls at Louisville, the
10th, there were feet Of water down the pass OF
the Indian chute, and only four feet of water over
all distractions.
Boats Dus-Lmoag the first boats due hsre, We
notice the David White and the Virginia, Losis-
willie to New Orleans. EftE q :
Arrivals and Iepartares.--The arrivals and de-
parTures STAGE last report include the st. Pat
rick, Louisville to Memphis; the Darling, Mem
phis TO Cincinnati; Silver Spray, New Orleans to
Cincinnati; ]. 7. SIC ombs, Louisville to Hen
derson and return; Tigrsss passed with = heavy
tow cf coal the Swallow, Cincinnati to New Or
leans Tarascon, Louisville to Memphis; Golden
Eagle, Memphis to Cincinnati; the Magnolia,
Kew Orleans to Louisville; }. P. Webb from
Cumberland river; the Cbarmer, from Cairo, and
the Calu1netsfor Tennessee river, and the Mercu-
", Nashville to Cfncfnnad.
Miscellaneous business on the wharf .ster
day was q.its lively, and considerable eight was
Charmer hayiog Iffs twelve hours late her
down trip, she did OF return to Cairo yesterday,
but will go down to-day at ~ O'Clock, and will
hereafter make her regular trips.........The st.
Patrick la a full l, ad OF freight and people,.
The Tarascon, fr Louisville to Memphis, had
light trip, but adied largely to her freight here
Cox 4 Humphrey shipped some twenty tons or
mere of ;ght he Silver TpTay hsd
but light trip.........The Darling had 1874 bales
of cott.n for Cincinnati, ard fall of freight.
THE Mag ;olie IS advertised to return on
| Monday. he is ono Of The most magnifcent
boats that floats on the waters....-..Ths J. T.
| AcCombs had a itst rate trip up..........Ths
Golden Eagls passed with her guards il the water.
She disch rged freight here The J. P.
Webb hal but moderate trip from Cumberland
rivsr........The Calumst had f4i trip. for Ten
nessee river........Mr. Wm. Catler, late second
clerk Of the Golden Eagle. now of the Darling,
will please accept thanks for hIo of Memphis
PAPERS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

CotiacS P1eAs CouRT-The morning
session was occupied by counsel making
speeches to the jury in the case of Rahm
ct al VS. Brandeis and Crawford. The
jury retired. About. A o'clock verdict
was brought in for the plaintiffs in the
sum of 81 ,646 40 Defendants moved
for new trial, which will be argued this
morning.
Charles II. ButterfeId was admitted
to the bar as attorney and counsellor at
law, and was duly sworn as such.
A motion for new trial in the case
of Deefenbaeh VS.. Rippelmeyer was
overruled Exceptions and an appeal
was taken.
The case of Carrie Howard vs.. John
w. Stull, for taking possession of hel
traps, &C., and having them sold by the
| constable to satisfy small indebtedness
was continued until the evening session
The case of ]. NJ. App vs.. John E.
Meni, was set for to-day at 2 clock.
In the evening the case of State VS.
Wandulich, for malicious trespass, was
tired before jury, but at late houl
no verdict had been returned. Consid
cradle business was transacted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

D@ Some of the citizens of A lien
county, this State, are to have grand
fox hunt on the Goth inst. Great prepa.
rations are being made, and one of the
grandest hunts ever had in the State is
in anticipation.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12
River Items.

To Qua RIVER FRIENDs.--Ws respectfully ask
the officers Of steamboats, arriving at this port, to
furnish US with memoranda, manifebts, and all
other intelligence relating the interests of the
river. such favors VIII meet with the trusst APP
preciation If addressed tothe River Editor Evans
willie JoUENAL, ead left with either of the wharf
boats.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-12

,BR~ If you want cheap and good
Clothing, ready-made or cuslom-made,
call in at J. Fl. Clrlin's. he offers
his entire magnificent stock at cost, in
order to make room for the Spring
trade. Now if you want good bargains
come along, and thereby save your
money by getting value received for
it, at No. 8 First street.
iaS.1w J.H. CABIN.