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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-11-02
DIRECT ROUTE
10
Memphis, Cairo, louisville,
AND ALL POINTS NORTH
VIA
Mississippi and Tennessee II. r.

FsVRAINS leave Grenada daily on arrival Of
IL trains on Mississippi Central r. R. at
1000 4. NJ, arriving at Memphis $40 p. NJ
making direct communication with trains on
Memphis and Louisville II. X. for Louisville
Cairo, and all points North. Also. connecting
with daily line of steamers of Memphis and St
Louis Packet Company, for Cairo. st. Louis
and all points on the Upper Mississippi. Pas
senSers by rail for POINTS NORTH OF MEM
PHIS, make the SAME TINE as via Jackson
Tenn, and have first choice in sleeping ear
from Memphis. Passengers for Memphis
SAVE % MILES IN DISTANCE
81 HOURS IN TIME
Through Tickets for sale at all principal
ticket offices, and the office of the Mississippi
and Tennessee r.. r.. at Grenada, Miss. Bag
gage checked through.
1Zf~ Be sure to purchase tickets via Grenada
and Memphis.
4. $. LIYERMORE, GcnI supt.
c. p. OAKLEY. Gen'l Ticket Ag't. Loc9-dlm
DENTISTRY.
II r.. J b. W SSON, DENTIST,
E| Memphis-ROOms at the well known cor
ner of Main and Monroe Streets, No. 312.
Further reference is unnecessary, as our
reputation for unsurpassed skill and success
ful operations, are too well and favorably
known by the many thousands for whom we
have operated during the past twelve years.
n. B.-DOn't mistake the name, Wasso
and place, No. So, corner Main and Monroe,
Memphis, Tenn. Also proprietor of the Mem
phis Dental Depot. ieJdtf.
J. j. WELBURN, De Soto, Co., Miss,
A. II. GATTIS, of Yalobusha Co., Miss,
WITH
:. HOLMAN s CO.,
nEALERS in STAPLE and FANCY DRY
~ Goods, Boots. Shoes and Clothing, No.
3l4 Main street., between Union and GayosO,
Memphis, Tenn. roc6-d3m
VIM Org.lL Ed. Orgu G. l. Doniso1. L. S McNer
,ORGILL BROS, Il CO.,
Il IMPORTERS and dealers in Hardware Cut
Il lery, Nails, Castings, Rifles, Guns and Pts
tolls Fishing and Fowling Tackle, Iron and
Steel. Agents for Marvin Il Co.. formerly
Stearns & Marvin celebrated Fire aud Bur
glar-Proof Safes, at their old stand. No. 3l2
Front street, corner Monroe, Memphis. Tenn.
IOc7-d3ml
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Planning Machine.
Notice.
MRS Z. VOORHEES,,
NIiIITner aud Dress Maker.

MOULD respectfully inform the Ladies of
w Jackson, and vicinity, that she has re
turned to the city, aud at the old stand over
Mr.. Barfeld's Jewelry store, on Cheapside,
has full and complete stock of Millinery
and Dress Trimmings, which she offers for
sale at reduced rates
Dress making in the latest and most fash
ionable style, at shortest notice. She will
keep fully posted in the latest styles, and
viii spare no efforts to please her customers.
For the liberal patronage heretofore extern
ded, she returns her grateful thanks.
[Oct "a d1wl
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JACKSON. .


NEW GOODS.
NEW STORE.
NEW PRICES
COMPETITION DEFIED T!
ROBINSON, STEVENS & CO,
Are now opening in their new and spacious
Store-room,
STATE STREET, JACKSON, MISS,
The Best and most Extensive assortment OF
DRY GOODS
|CIoT H I'M q !
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS,
GROCERIES and HARDWARE
CROCKERY and GLASSWARE and
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Ever brought to this market, which they pro-
pose to sell
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH
But ut such prices as cannot fail to please the
public.
Our Stock has been selected with the greatest
care, and we are prepared, as visit to our
Store will show, to offer
Extraordinary Inducements TO Purchasers
We have everything in the way of DRY
GOODS or CLOTHING that lady or gentle
man can possibly want, and experienced and
attentive statesmen who will take pleasure in
showing Goods.
THE LADIES
VIII find among our stock such articles as
Cloabs and Shawls, Silks,
Embroideries Alapacas,
Hosiery, Merinoes,
Calicoes. Flannels-
Delaines, Linens,
Poplins-plain and embroidered,
Dress Trimmings, Corsets,
silk Poplins,
Pure CIuney and Valencia Laces-all widths;
Gloves, Underwear,
Ribbons, Corsets,
Bonnets, Beads,
Medallion Belts, Hair Nets.
Hats-Sundowns and Gladiators, Tu bans and
Central Parks,
Empress Cloth, Jet Ornaments,
Shoes, Hoop Skirts and Balmorals,
Threads, Nubias,
Edgings, Sontags and Shawls,
Combs. Waterfalls,
Buttons, Handerchiefs,
Stripes and Sheetings-blcached and unbleach-
ed Domestics, at exceedingly low prices.
PEREUMERY and NOTIONS,
And a thousand other articles too numerous
to mention, but all of which we would be
pleasedto show the ladies.
FOR GENTLE MEN
we have the Latest Styles and best assortment
Of CLOTHING ana FURNISHING GOODS
ever brought to this city, which we are enabled
to dispose of at prices approXimating to old
time rates.
Hats Coats, Handkcrchiefs,
Caps, Pants, Crayats,
Boots Vests. Socks.
Shoes, Shirts. Suspenders,
And every thing that goes to make up
gentleman's wardrobe.
CASSIMERES and CLOTHS in Patterns
We are also receiving an assortment Of Cen
eraI Merchandise adapted to the wants of the
HouSekeeper, the Planter, and the Mechanic,
which we are selling at Astonishingly Low
Prices.
a splendid assortment of CARPETS and
TRUNKS at New York Retail Prices
Call and see us i'll the Hilzheim Block, State
street.
ROBINSON, STEVENS & CO.,
sep26-dlmO Jackson, Miss.
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NEW ORLEANS, LAr
HAVE on hand a large A. TN
IA latest improved COOkiN."'- + b
Guiding the celebrated " Cbl.lil.
country HOllOwware, House + u''-
Tinware. etc. .~.
Having bought our STOCK "gg... q
Gold was low, we can sell 100 I''
Country orders solicited.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-04
CHARLESTON, Nov. i, 1866.

Gen. John a. Wagener.
MY DEAR SIR I have already &C
knowledged receipt Of your very kind
letter Of the 18th September, and
now hand you my answer.
IF you have reason to believe that
those who supported me last year
generally desire it, you are at liberty
to say that I will be candidate for
the United States Senhtorship.
have just returned from Wash
iogton. Each visit there strength
ems my conviction of the Importance
it is to our people to have represen-
tative in frequent, if not constant at
tendance at that place. We have
material, as we'll as political, interests
upon which our welfare rests. To
both, the presence of representative
is important. AS merely private
citizen, have been able to render
very essential services. They were
the voluntary and gratuitous services
of one without public position; but
they have not been without ample
compensation in the good they have
done, and the pleasure they have
given me.
think it q prevalent mistake to
suppose that public and political, as
well as personal, services may not be
rendered by our Representatives,
even though unpaid, and excluded
from Congress. Snch opportunities
and responsibilities are not likely to
be diminished at present.
The elections, by reason of bad
faith and seltishness of the old Demo-
cratic organization, will result, /
think, adversely to our hopes 1t is,
[ think, to be regretted that we
should have identified ourselves so
far as we have with that party.
1 desire that my claims to the con-
fidence of the public may be urged
only upon the ground that [ am ca
pable and willing to serve Sonth Car
olina in the day of her adversely,
while she has no recognized honors
to bestow, save her confidence.
[ should gratefully receive and
acknowledge that confidence which
would call upon me to labor in her
name and in her cause, until she
may be restored, without shame or
stain, to her ancient place, where and
when she may again begin to award
among her war-worn sons the honors
that are theirs. When that day shall
come, [ shall then neither seek or hold
such honors, or any more be heard
of in rivalry to serve her With
just such purposes, stimulated by
illusory assurances, which should
have been truthful aud sacred, /
have once before been a candidate
These purposes are unchanged. I
did not then complain of the adverse
Judgment passed upon me, nor alb
stain from her service because the
State had declined to credit me.
do not expect to bear with less
fortitude or cheerfulness the future
than [ have borne the past. am,
very truly, year friend and obedient
servant, JAS. B. CAMPBELL.
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Correspondence.

We have been requested to publish
the following correspondence, which
will explain itself. We commend
it to the attention Of our readers:
COLUMBIA, Sept II, 1866
To j. B. Campbell, Esq, Of Charleston.
DEAR SIR: Your name has been
frequently mentioned. in connection
with the names of several other
worthy gentlemen, for the United
States Senatorship in the ensuing
vacancy, and should be glad to be
Informed of yonr determination in
the matter. Esteeming You highly as
[ do, and aprr 4ciating the extensive
Influence which your very great
ability. enlightened and progressive
views will enable you to exercise for
the good of our proud but severely
troubled old State, shonld not feel
at liberty to cast my suffrage for any
one in preference to yourself, and in
t lis, [ think, [ but utter the senti-
'ment of the entire Delegation OF
Charleston.
Pardon me, therefore, theinquirya at
Athis early season, and permit me to
psuhscribe myself, most respectfully
and truly yonrs,
JOHN A. WAGNER.
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POAARIA NURSERIES, 1867.

40 THE proprietor bcgs to inform
~ those wishing to improve their
&homesteads, that he can furnish
@ CHOICE F R UT TREES-Apples,
Pears, Cherries, Plums, Peach, Nectarines,
Apricots and Ounces. GRAPE VINES in
great variety; many now and choice Table
Grapes. English Walnuts Spanish Chest
nuts, Ever-bearing Mulberries, Pecan
Nuts, Medlars,. Service Trees, Pomegra-
mates; Raspberries, including the new
Doolittle Black Cap and other fine varie-
ties; Strawberries, including Albany and
other choice varieties.
Also, the most rare Evergrecns, Orna-
mental Trees, Flowering Shrubs, Roses
many new and superb varieties; Dah!ias,
of all shades and colors, including the new
Bouquet and Ponpone varieties; Tube
Roses, Crysanthemnms, &c.
Usage Orange Plants and Mccartney
Rose Cuttings, our great Southern Hedge
Plant. Supplementary catalogues Of new
varieties, &c.
Mr.. L. L. LEVIN, Agent, Columbia.
Address WIN. SUMMER.
Nov 2S S2mo P0mnria. s. G.
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THADEUs STEVENS AND CoNFIscA-
T1oN.-The Hon. Thaaeus Stephens
is very busy preparing himself for a
vigorous campaign. He. intends
pressing his enabling act before the
House at an early date, and he also
intends presenting to the House, as
soon as he can get a hearing, a new
confscaticn bill not 80 severe in its
details as the one he presented last
session. Washington Despatch to The
NeaD Iork Tribune.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-26
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Oct. zA.
Flour Unchanged ana hrm, with IA
good local demand, at $40 hU6sll 90 for sill
perf1ne. aud 81 OUat is 90 for trade and fancy
brands,
WnHAr-eLess arm, but not lower buy
ers were contending for n decline Of Be-.
tohNs@buil, and prices lower hOegsic.
OATS nehanged. a
hYErsteady 80 u GOAL % for NO. aud
choice,
HAHLnY Unchanged.
MninRfzFifm at b4o.
Mhsa foHK Unchanged and duilmn0
demand. old can be bought a. Na2 90; new
N offered for the ifat half OF November az
bih 90, Nothing done In bulk meats. A
lair trade demand for haenn, with sales Of
10 hhds, at lut5e for shoulders; l754M lhe for
rib aidea, and lstaMlDe for clear.
l.AHb-Deoiinsd 10 i1tsc for prime city.
uous Rold NJ $40 hUmt0 20 nett, and
about 1000 head were slaughtered to-day,
bought on contracts month ago The
butchers are paying HA b0mH 90 gross sales OF
1000 pieces green inehts ut Do for shoulders,
ana tbu for hams.
daocHntns@ Unchanged.
HurfRis -Hteady,
Cold tdu Ft.ts
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New York Dry Goods Market.

New fonK. Oct. ~
The trade In Dry Goods opened this
nofninH Win perhaps lite moro hninI.-
tta general tome. The continued dulineAa
Ia the market for the raw material, and
the absence OF demand, hna depressing
fefed little lower By 1obbern. The press
eat trade IL confined 70 packing up few
pieces of various Goods To even up ahMort-
menth Ia tho home trade, Some Goods aru
being transferred to Philadelphia for a het-
ter market "A few Goods afe going South
but on the whole the market h quieter
than az any time since the Aummer trade,
Head, 2li Laonnia, u, ~: Ahetucltet, ~, 49,
hleaclled shirtingsf 1uaearorn, Jdt Red
Rank, 2li PnftAmonth, n, IA. Prlntmi Mer-
ritnnc w, ~ Richmond. 10: Amoaikeag
lsis Empire, III, Brown Drillai popperifi,
2Oi Winthrop, ~,
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New York Market.

NEW YoRR, October 70.
coTroh=c Continues dull asAis9e for mid
ding upiatidss and 4De fef do Orleans,
BL9Ua Less active, but prices are with
aat decided ehangel ~ 5Gaii - fof extra
siataf Hli MALI NJ for extra round hoop
Ohio. ana w g90si4 ~ fef trade brands,
w HisHTMQnief ana STEADY IN bond iias
WHEAf=heeeipts pf iDi rs bushels mar
Eel lfss active NJ aJ4s2 4b for No, NilwhHr
keel ~ ~ FOR very choice illinois SPRING.
w A. fef mixed Milwaukee.
ftfE=fs Without decided GbaDgsi ~ ~
for old Western, ana ~ ~ fof nsw ~,
hAhthF-Dult for free and deailhlhE,
whiie BARLEY ia bond T. steady, wlLli fat
export demand Canada Western, Ia bona,
" i9Asi - rolled state, 81 5D.s,
CoRh- Receipts Of 1888 bushels market
less active and le lower, u li@i ~ for lns
fefiofg ~ i1Bi rs fpf shipping mixed Wshs
tern, ia store, 81 iagi = for do, hHeat, ana
III in0si " for White Western, closing al
inside quotations, ,
OATS Receipts Of ~ 2p bushels HaIhss
opened very fifm, but closed dull eb4ese
fbf Chicago and Milwaukee, ..
Steady, with fair baslnssai
ne, we Ee,la y ,d send; for Cuba and
~ fe for Porto ltieo,
r i''s1af 10 2ge for crude ana as@
a7tGe for refined Ia bond,
noFs =Quiet and fifm, at De Tor all
PofR Unsettled, with moderate de-
- tiil W CASH 81 60@1l 70 for cid do, and
80 f0aa9 ~ FOR fFimel also, 80 bbls New
Mess a. $40 80, seller, for November WI 60,
seller, January
fiEEFs~atahdyr
HnrF HAMS Quiet 4ag49o.
Iuf MbATA Dull and heavy t4mht4e
FOR shoulders, and lGl5miHtse for Hams,
bhhRAEn HORSEPOWER. ~ izMl2tae for
Western,
BACON e 1uli,
Lam Heavy and lower IA 10 ice, and
small lots at 1910,
hpfffh- Duff 20 TO Sic for ohio, and 80
20 4ac fof state,
GnhERh quiet 10 to ME,
MohHf=hlrady al per cent.
hshHff@a@b Firm aud quiet ~ 100 10 i0Di4,
doLn-A shade iowerl opening ~ i4G4,
declining 10 l4H36, and closing ~ I4ft4.
HovEHh EhfA hroohs-QuieL and with
out decided change,
tHeiqHfe Ffelghts TO Liverpool quiet,
STOCKS Dull. -
Tie Fosts money article saysi The loan
mara 81 u 6asy al b per cent, on call and
10 per cent, on discounts. The offerings
or bills wete larger and thsfe II more aue-
iianhers paper than tor several weeks,
active aud closed dull bat steady, uov-
eranents quiet ana 10 fifin deinhtid at
yesterdays prices. railroad shares have
been pressed for sale with a recession In
prices followed by rally, Mining shares
are moderately active. Bank shares nfm.
Railroad bonds, inaetlye bat steady. Al
ieF the regular board the quotations wefei
inH iiht4 ohio aud M ihaiaHippi Certificates
aIi4 Cumberland $50 quicksilver bhA
Foreign exchange n arm but dull 1iltA
~ 90 days on London 1914 TO l0Ats; for COM
mereinf lun tu iOpi4 for Bankers do. at short
sight ITO ~ ilOsA,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-26

This eurtihea that Prof Harvey has
extracted two cancers from my ace
Que from my forehead and one from
the off cheek lie did this by apply
10 alVe that turned the cancers,
without eauaing pain, INTO hard dry
substance. which did not come out
until the sore beneath had almost
healed over. ! make this statement
10 induce others having CANCERS TO
place themselves under Prof, liar.
veya treatment. MARY EELMAN.
EVANSVILLE, Oct -, 1866,
r S.-1'ho lady making tho above
statement can be seen by those de-
string IL, PRoF, HARVEY,
Room No 10, Sherwood House,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-26
ADDITIONAL alvER NEWS.

The clouds thicscned yesterday after
noon, and ~ dark eold. light rain set in,
and continued until after midnight, rem
dering outdoors quite disagreeabie ,,.,-,
The Rose lite arrived and returned 20
Louisville, having q good packet trip bo h
wayaa,",rhe Phantom LEFT for PASSPORT
with . good tripa."s,,1he Ada Lyon came
In nom ufeen River, and viii return TO
that stream tomorrow night..,,..The Ar
mazda laid over here an hour on wcdoes-
day, 20 accommodate tho Crescent city
silver Hand The Charmer. yesterday,
waited an hour CA the Rose illto, bat was
compelled 10 SO before the latter arrived
IL Is the purpose of the superintendent
10 have toe packets leave promptly
on time az both ends of the line. and 10
promptly did Captnin Dexter observe this
rule, on the last trip uf the Armada thnt
he Loft both hia cooks ut Cairo. aud came
nigh leaving the President of the line.
That II the way TODD. rs prompt aud she
firm," u,,.",The Louisville came in from
Louisville late last uight. bound TO New
Orleans. She had lair trip. and Cox q
Humphrey gave herR nice lot OF freight.
,,,,.. Tie gruettntiAna. fur New Orleans,
and Mary Erwin, from Memphis. was mos
mentarlly expected, but had not arrived
UP TO midnight.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-26

nags Mr.. John Ait, corner Of Fifth
and Sycamore Streets formerly au old
citizen Of this city, has returned from
New York, aud 4 again engaged IN
hA huafheaHot painting, We are ae-
quhlnted with the character Of his
work IA house, sign, ANIL Ornamental
pointing, including gruntng afd lfea-
Going, and wa take pleasure - reeoHi-
meudiug him 20 the public,
oet25-dlt w } a. Lowry,
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Notice to Contractors.

s...... OCTOBER 1sT, 1890.
THE COMMON COUNCIL an THE
~ city of Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until the 10Th day of October,
lhdu, Tor grading, gfayeling, and paving
the alley sltnated la Block No. q, In the
Eastern Enlargement, and extending from
Third 20 Fourth street.
ny order OF the Council.
A. M. McGRIFF. Clerk.
city Clerks ONCE. October sth, fSd6.
ocA dtd fUnion oopy 4
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-26

NoTIcE.-I will offer for sale, for a
few days only, at my residence on
Water Street, between Cheatnut aud
Cherry ell Of my Heusehold and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting partly
of one fine parlor set of furniture,
beds, bedding and other articles too
tedious 10 mention isHN
ocl26,2t II d. RoTuRoeK.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-26
LOCAL NOTICES.

iBIaioUs CEREMONY The cor
n tone OF the new German Catho-
lie arch. on the corner of Sixth
aud Cherry Streets, will be- laid Oh
Suudag dtefhoon At 2 o'clock. The
procession will form NJ tho Catholic
Church on Third Street at | o'clock
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-26

MERCHANT TAILORING p Gentlo-
men wishing garments made 20 order
can find the finest aud best selected
stock of piece goods ut 81 Main Street
next 60 the Washington Hotel Prof.
Mott will satisfy all who give him n
call. septl9 If.
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nes- Gentlemen, when you go out to
buy your boy OF gin goo Boot or
Shoe, go 90 J 81 Rieker'a, aud you
will get, u better rticle than IL il pos
sibie to get anywhere else, and NJ n
much lower price, All goods direct
from Observation-Disclosures, NJ ehGnp NJ any
jobbing house, at No 8 Second Street,
adM fXa.
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Grnn0 ArmY of thn nepnhlle,

There will be meeting of tho Grand
Army on Friday evening, at Masonic
Hall A full attendance ia desired, as
bueinesa OF great importance il 20 DO
transacted eu
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Notice to Contractors.

OCTOBER 49, loun.
STyHE COMMON COuNCGL OF TEIE
IN city of Evansville Will receive sealed
proposals until the 10Th day of October,
1896 for grading, graveling, ana paving
the alley situated between Second and
Third Streets. and extending from Gum TO
Cowan Street. L.
BY order of the Council
A. NJ. MCGRlkF, Clerk.
City Clerks once, october sth, 1885.
oc6 dtd union copy. !
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n. LYON. G. oLEMEEx.
WI. LYON ~ 60.
M. LYON ~ 90.
NJ. LYON.

WYE HAVE OPENED MAJ
w moth Fine Clothing House In 81
Louis. and have the La HG EST ana
FINEST STOCK OF CLOTHS ana Fancy
Material in the piece ever brought TO ~
Iouls We also have one OF the best Cut
Tors 10 be found In New York. Our Ready
Made Garments were gotten up especially
~ our order az the celebrated house %
DevlIn n Co., broadway, New York, eE-
nressIy for the st. Louis City Trade.
We are prepared 10 get up fine, stylish
Business or Dress Suits TO order, In the
most tasteful and "nobby" style, ON the
shortest notice We are tenn porarily 10
cntrd nd No $40 North Fourth treet and
will remove 20 the beautiful marble build
ing corner Fith and OliVo Streets on the
iht November.
our Mr.. Lyon would be pleased TO re-
oeivc a call ana the ORDERS OF all his for
mer custoinerN and friends In Evansville,
Henderson, and wtelnity.
Mr.. Caleb Davidson, Third street, be-
tween Main aud Locust, Evansville, has
kindly consented TO take the measures OF
gentlemen who may desire 90 favor ua
with their orders.
Any OF the former customers OF Mr.. LIZ
who may send their orders can depensrcn
getting hrst-class goods and elegant ms at
the lowest prices and in all cases where
not perfectly satisfactory as reRasdh styles
quality and price, they can DO returned.
81. Louis, Mo-, Sept. y, 1850. l0ez dzm
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SASH, DOORS, LUMBER, &c.
HaunncI AZ Sons,
Manufacturers OF
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, DC;

Sash, Doors. Blinds, Frames, DC;
Also, Dealers In
MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER;
Keen constantly on hand Lumber of every
description Pine and Poplar Flooring,
Misunderstanding. shingles, Lath, 80.
saving of every description done TO
order.
Orders nom ahroad will be promptly
attended to- ssf ff5 nlnf ia .iH
Factory and Yard,
CORNER WALNUT STREET AND CANAL,
apr2l Evansville, Ind.
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In you want Shawls, Cloaks, Cloths,
Cashmere OF Millinery aud Dry Goods
Of any description, SO TO
ScifApKea, BUSTING q Co.
Oetl3-dtf.
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Boys CLOTHING The largest as
sortnent of Boys Clothing ever
brought 10 this city, nc "a Main ~.
Scp26-tf =. N. SMlTu a Co.
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J. II. ERWIN, Md,
HOMEOPATHIC PhYAicinn.

offers his professional services To the citi-
zens of Evansville and immediate vicinity
In the general practice OF medicine.
Ofnce-No. g5 Main street.
Omcc Hours-From to 10 am, and rom
TO and to . pm. loclS d3m
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Wholesale aad Retail Dealer In
Tin-Ware. stoves, Crates,
HoLLow-W WARE, CorrFR, SHEET II,oN, and
JAPAN WARE,
.i No, % Main Street, above Second,
Evansville, Ind.
R@ job Work promptly executed In the
best manner. Orders a@liaited. Iaepi I'm
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-26
GOOD GOODS,

at low figures, call and see READ,
aud you will not be disappointed.
Quick sales and small profits has
always been his motto.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-26
Are now receiving their
Second Fall and Winter Stock

of Boots and Shoes, being one of the
largest and best stocks Of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-26

TO be found in any house in the West,
and they are determined 10 sell them
at such prices M will enable them to
build up "a business equaling u amount
any house in their line in heoity. II
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