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Fenian -1Hairs.
G. Nj. STONE

A sensational dispatch from Eastport,
Me-, reports the place crowded with Fe-
mans and Fenian convention in session.
Prominent Fenian>, the British consul and
a United States marshal are stopping at
the same hotel There is bad feeling both
sides of the bay. small arms and rockets
are continually being fired. and there is Il
perfect panic Two British g,inboats are
reported in the oiling \ Fenian vessel.
with howitzerS and other arms. was pre-
Vented from leaving at midnight, Monday
night. by the custom officer. Communi-
cation between ST John. y. H.. and the
western towns WIS destroyed, Monday
night. bv Fcni;ln>. The garrison at Cam
po Bcllo has been Increased and earth
works thrown up.
Michael Murphy. president of the HI
herman society at Toronto, has been ar
rested nj Cornwall with five others. all on
their way TO Portland and all suspected
of Fenlani>m. Arms AMI ammunition
were also seized. Other suspected parties
have been arrested at Toronto. and Il viz
liant search for arms i i'll progress.
The Fenian tRobert>) Senate WAS con-
vcned at New York on Monday. ana re-
mains IN secret session. President Rob
ert> in his message. which WAS made pub
liz. l. Very rough upon the OMahomcy
officials. finding no words hard enough for
them. lie drnounce> H. 4 wrrtchpd
fabrication the story that the brothcrhooJ
is gong to establish Il republic in Canada
They will soon take the field. however. or
President Roberts will resign his office.
bein" pledged TO action within an Indcil-
mite " certain time"
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RHODE IsLAND.-Rhode Island had hel
state election on Wednesday. Returns
from every town but three elect Gen.
burnside governor by T49.to 2456 for
Lyman Pierce, who was voted for by the
democrats. William Greene of Warwick
iS elected Lieutenant governor, John II.
Bartlett Of Providence reelected secretary
of state, Horatio Rogers, Jr., ofProvidence
reelected attorney general, and George
W. Tew of Newport general treasurer
The Senate stands 20 Union to 5 demo-
Gratis; the House Is Union to I demo-
Gratis.
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be prosecuting their work with energy and
perseverance, and we have faith that their
labors will be successful.
l cannot close this rambling letter with
out noticing the Great Western Railway.
1t is splendid road, and from one little
circumstance we infer it is run at 4 profit.
Having business in Ohio, we purchased
tickets from st. Johnsbury to Detroit.
The conductor of the train leaving Sus-
pension Bridge at midnight,D. +. Thorp)
refused to allow us to stop over ut Both
well even one train. As we had gone
several hundred miles out of our way on
purpose to see Boutwell,, we both proposed
to stop there, and did SO. On again TAX
ing the train for Detroit the new conduct
or 81. Mulrainy) gave us our choice, to
pay our fare again or be put oft the train.
After suitable reflection we chose the for
mer, and disbursed to the Johnny Bull
$500, for which additional sum he allow
us to ride over his road to Detroit We
showed him the evidence that we had
once paid our fare, in the shape of the
former conductors checks that day re-
ceived. He acknowledged the injustice OF
the requirement, but said he had no dis
cretion in the matter We have now
among our assets two railroad checks
which we are ready to exchange with the
G.. W. Railway for the $500 which we
are out
C. Nj. STONE.
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Guardian Notice.

STAT: oF VERMONT. IL Probate Court held NJ -lt
ta".'il- b>'ii,f- * Probable olice. IN 81 johns
lurH. ail rhv.ih say % AR . A ID l>aS
Alaah " ,i.~idi.l-- guardian - E>fheS VI Newell
ilrl-, Marshall - N.lV. ATE 81 Ri!rs ia S.i5 a.
l:l.i rt--.l fl,4-- makes application said r,,srr
- --y>v L, - -' 2ilas- e>a-. & rs az,
NAr. Present ir- HAT the a tfyTvv fr the purpose
y putting liz iT''r'i> - r >al- al Interest irxr>i-
IL a. >al. 'i 80 H. ~ -s estate. Nul le bench al
,a >A'i Wa-i
i-r' L = ,rl'rel ~ >ai1 CONT that sa5 a.t.
lI. l. l-irT;'ri l. = session iivrvs- r he'd Al III.
i''-'r -- IL >l4 = J ilig1E Til- ->ll % AR
IL l-''- l- A~lrI- srG st-oll thereon. are il !
''la '-ir1r- i-ai a.. l-->> Interested Re not i-ui
'-i Doe l.. a'ii eel i>r i aid ll, caf,,l ana o.
Icy il''- Il -r1 Sth> >'.,,>lNelg liz CA,4l.ilar
iEliis Al 81 li>-Tg i,ri,tT- >,si ii arrl- ar
Les ina, 49, - >Ai4 tl1l- All pace ali IAry >r
CAS- 20 '.-s1 thereto
b. "a .,ll-r .-alft--. Asa l. FREIt'u Jua--
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NJ RSERl STOCK &c.
>LiS',N 81 l-d.;.
Pear Trees, Grape Vines,
Small Fruits l. Ornamental Stock.

I:'.rtl;'- III" i'~--: vs-i,fi.s. consisting. e
'.-' -'as'lar; and ia an /, At ;s,> . 10 wear Odd IN;
ills,--'i fr,:n A...,i,c-. Fraur,
- .' -a -i'i 'l-.'1 i-al rr--- = and var id
i'.l'' ,I''aIl- All. = 81 -.g.e
80 10 i.'..E -ra.-' Niil>- L = AID e. x,-:r- ,la
so = '.''i = = -is'lta-.: al,i 2 II, variety
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t'-' i -.-. ire .:.l = s,lI- - u y.fs, y
'-'' - ;i--. H., v,.-- obi fr.r ,,-i.r T.
-'l.' 'i'. "a" a. old li,iu A,-i,rs Franc,
-''-''i'r; "; q-i.i.. - tl.' ali,r cherry rlp,,
al go sal n'Tlle ig-. >~;ol r,rsl,- ,s.I,ia r7e.
ii iT'' 'n--irg3-- -ITasl,r H. r ,r. an =, No.
IL, =; Al '''n i.a'- cv'r-re,n iTe-. hardy c-ris-
"a 'i'H "a ''- v1ncs iii!'S. To-, flli.l- -f- led
"'s '-'''i'I sud hardy irriaU,ull- Iialif- ~ N,
"..A-s sl-' -r Ii In =~o.l .-,rk ~ La, -,-,;.
,'a;; "a; t''' IN standard and dNar, varieties f,,,,
d" I'' ''iT- a.; ah.ch -- an.v 81 f-n ,1.s,,li
i-- 90 r.fh And 'Nrls r,- e, rari,:i- &c N. CONF
de- 'i''- =, Sr 10y ma -i,,- III ia the -rs-,
HAi-Ii --'A III ir' s.s'~ ol- .al,- N, iea,, -,
81 y = ','T sire caTI,T 81 l,roliir,. --r.--
\ --...ipss' priced c,rslc-sle l. uaU ready Srasi
IN "a go maze ~i'h i'-'r-- l.--i,- plrrla-nl in
''''--'-'''. AZ :, 'ri.iiti'-s e 4 H.-ils, xCO
iiaiA'--'-- End NJr-,1v 4 ,rl-s
oiicc- y" {. Nys:.r $50.
sample >ai'--a.in. i.l-s-g - Wa,tr-r l"',i''>-
-. ...s
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me Ctru Rights Bj/I.

The passage OF the civil rights bill over
the Presidents veto, by the Senate on
Friday, and by the House on Monday. is
a great triumph of the loyal sentimen, Of
the north over the secession element Of tho
South. 1t is a just rebuke to the Pres.
Gent course, and is but another evidence
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John vi. DarlIu-.~ Estate.

STA IL or VERMONT. IL Probate Court held Al IN,
- i-iE1>t Pf,,ra;- o.ace. Il. IurlrIlrrc
49, H. -ri ---s Airri. a.. l~-s
IlaAM A Il I.lNs- aim iii>-ra-,,r ,lrs,, liz. 49, a.
81 J'' Parting lal- Jtil,,4rd Ii >a;a ,il>ir,rr
,'''A-' u ia.'> @iscslini L. aid IL h,,i>
4 >r- .r Aii-a i iit TAI
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.--I'-i'-li. A.! iAt part tAuil,t t- sold Nglf.l,f
iili L --.r rrins.l. ~.
De-; "u.' Il - Iv!,-i d, >dia o,t thai ,s5i ,,ls
.-'' To- it-srI 1" tie S,h Gay Apr. A 10 l. - Al
,'i' ii'a; 'ic "a ulrhUr- hearing au; ,i-iS.1
' '': q -,If.- -i-rti That a l.r- H. ilil,--
o>'Fl .r h''iri here 81 publication uuriyr Il lhS
'i-i'ii a.: - ~ ii-,-il I~-, y, e. x-lx
. ii"i alz'iiAil. printed -,,al-l>lfrr 81 re Sais
i-r . I,ari,-. ,iai Ii-k NAV aar - Il NM ,-
i-..'r all i Ili'-, 5r,t l!lerrtp.
~ -i- g'.-.s-kf-->f
$3.50 John " rARrSHogN JDs-4
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Essex county clerks ,..;;ec. Anil IL. !,

Essex county clerks ,.ttec, April lt, 1866.
Il" votes given by tie freemsn If the county
- ESSEX IN their respective town meetings in
March last for county commissioner, having been
Gr.. returned Into TITS office and hi day can
vi>-ed TX ,ae. ]: appears hr said canvass tia,
>ai;;ue' ID HLb-.m, Of Irrigation. II said county,
has received = l.ura,irv of said VOTES Toerefoie
il: .'sT, ALE 81 the sta ute ia such case rnad,
ana provoked | Ia 10y THESE presents make pro
claa.ai", t'a-t san .el ID Hai,>un Is lulv elect
81 r. at. commissioned for the count. of Essex
fa- tae yrar ensuing.
CHARLES + BENTaS. County Clerk.
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CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE ON NEGRO SUE
FEAGE,-A public meeting was held last
evening under the the auspices of the La
dies Methodist Centenary Association.
Chief Justice Chase presided, and Bishops
James and Simpson delivered addresses.
The Chief Justice alluded TO the passage
of the civil rights bill. and claimed that
u'e he2t step should be TO give the ballot
to the cmahcipatcd slave
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TIE New SENArORs.-A we'll known
correspondent of the Boston Journal, VIII
ting from Burlington, in speaking OF the
appointment of Hon. G.. f. Edmunds to
fill out the term of Mr.. Foot, says:
CAS- in the appointment OF Judge Po-
land in November last, to fill the vacancy
occa~ioned by the death of Senator Col
lamcr. the Governor waived all personal
considerations, and appointed the man
whom he believed to be the best fitted for
The position, so he has done in this case.
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tina, Congress will do its duty if but heart
lily supported by the loyal people. A cor
respondent gives a vivid description of the
passage of the bill in the Senate
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rg Read Senator Irumbull's Speech on
President JohnSon's veto of the Civil
Right bill.
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DODD'S NERVTNE

ms article .'TpasseS all known preparations tor
The cure CT al forms of nervousness.
II l. Tap.Hi' suPrrceding all preparations of
which Is to produce c"StivcnesS and other so,;o,,c
diii.enlt:c>-aS It allays irritation, resfl,ssncsS
ana sP.sll,. and induces regular action Of ,bo
bowels and seereti.e organs.
No PREPARATION Tor Eer.ors diseases evc- sold
50 Stcadl!; "f met with such universal arnro,,aI
Fer hts Sl'ePlneSs. loss of energy. peculiar f.
mag |eANieSSeS and irregulsrti and al the
i1" ia Al mental and bodily symptoms that follow
is the best remedy known 10 science, SoId hs
all druggists. Price. 81 "
ii. Il. STORER Il CO., Proprie,ors
uSep - Fulton Street, New York.
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NOTICE.

a LII persons Indebted to th3 late fsn Of L. l.
"A SHAW 4 Co can settl' the Same before
May,lst. at the store OF c. :. DYER. Main -,
after which tie account, Will b, l,t vita lawyer
for collection, l.. -. SHAW. = O.
Ellsworth, April 4th, lsto eoN4tiJ.
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WOOL CARDING.

The subscribers hereby give notice that they
will carry on the Wool Carding and Cloth Dress
ing as heretofore, in the town oil Brooksville,
during tho present season They would solicit
the patronage OF their old customers and all
others who are DESTROYS OF having first rate rolls.
No pains will be spar ed to give satisfaction 10 all
who may entrust them with their work.
Thankful for past favors they hope by giving
personal attention to their business, to an
increased share of public patronage.
All bills must be settled delivery of work
when done. Ia order to have good Rolls the
wool should be we'll washed ard sorted before
being sent to mill.
~ Per sons serding their Wool to Mill by
our team, should have each package marked dis.
tinctly, name and residence, before it i, sent.
Packages left with Isaac IL. Goodwin, Penob.
scot; Charles II. ClossoD, North Selgwick, John
.. Sargent, Nelson Herriok Broek!in; Frank ".
Holden, Mm Torrey, John NJ. Lawry, Deer Isle,
Nm. Lymburner, and Luther NJ. Bates, Brooks
BilIe, will be taken TO mill and returned.
ia j. g. WALKER,
B!ooksyiile, May lst, lace. ?EI7
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TO CONSUMPTI YES.

The advertiser, having been restored to heath In
few weeks by very simple remedy, after haNin
suffered for several years with severe lung aGec-
tion and that dread disease, consumptionis anxious
to make known to his fellow-suGcloFs tie means oi
cure.
TO all who desire It, he will send copy of the
prescription used Gree Of charge, with the drcc-
tions, for preparing and using the same, which they
will find a SURE CURE for CoNsUMrrtoN, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS CoUGIis, CDLDs and al Throat and
Lung affections. The only oojcct OF the advertiser
sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted,
and spread information which he eoneeivcs to be i'll.
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
remdy, as 1t viii cost them nothing, and may prove
u blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, b. return
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
lyl Williamsburg, Kings Co. New York.
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NONRESIDENT Taxes.

In the town Of Drooklin ia tue county of
Hancock foT year lstS. The following list
Of taxes on real estate ui Hun-Fe, iIeut owners ia
tho town Of GrookIin, Tor tue year STD IN OIls
committed to kuu, IL. Moulton, collector of sid
town the 22d day Of March lsti. has been
returned by him TO me. remaining unpaid On
the lat day OF March lst6. 10y his certificate q
that date and now remains unpaid. Notice Is
hereby given that it the sand taxes, interest and
charges are not paid into the Treasury OF said
town, within eighteen months from the date OF
tho commitment If said bills, So much ct the
real estate or property taxed "a viii be sufficient
to pay the tamount due including interest and
charges, will without further notice bc soll at
public auction, at the Store o. Albeit Hooper in
said Brook!n, the last Friday in August,
1866, at nine o'clock A. NJ
Thomas l.. Robinson a Co. Porsy oil works,
including wharses, building, occupied by slil
Robinson, $1,000.
RICHARD 4. ltERkICk,
Treasurer oi Broottin.
Brookin, May lth, l566. 3wl7
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For Sale at a Bargain.

Ve,llE subscriber having other business demand
4 log his whole attention, offers for sale the
very desrable location. known as the L'Fa race.
tw6 and one half miles from Ellsworth Court
House, aud situated in surry, Consisting Of
dfty.four acres divided into TilIage, Pasturage
and Wood Land. A two story house with cat
buildings attached, also large barn and Carriage.
house, all of which are in good repair. and sup
Piled with fresh spring water (Which never iailSl
rom an aoueduct. An exeellant shore privilege
is also attached to this place. For further par
ticulars call at the premises, or on e c. Emerson,
Ellsworth. 49,,
Ellsworth, May 9th. 1863. 3"-7
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M A r. d.

Ell.worth-May 9Th by Rev, VI. Wililms
Of South Danyers, Mas. Mr. \. J. MARKS, Of
Chicopec. Mass, to Miss Katie ;. button, Of
Ellsworth.
Ellsnorth-hpril 18Th, by Rev. Robert G L.
Mr. Charlie, u. Wilson, of Nathan, aid Ai#ss
Ellen L. Hooper e tfapkias
18th. by some, Capt. Amos y. polliser,
and Miss Margaret lIoImcs, botn Of +.
Nevada. 4 March loth, ~ :. H. Penney
Esq Mr.. Eahseliear srrnger Formerly Of Ham
cock, Me) to Mrs Mary y kyle. OF Neyada.
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1000 Calf Skins
Wanted!

EASH, and the hi best !aie.s p,il for CALF
~ SKINS, at
~. Es. Ess'E'g:&.
Main It, Eil,Haith.
Ellsworth Nay II, lscG. l1t
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w DOL
CardillgS
Cloth
AND
Dressing.

The subscrbcg announces to the public that he
still carries ON the business 9f y oul taIdng and
Cloth Dressing, at his "a aud popular ostaulIsA-
ment at Somes, lille, Nit. Desert.
The best Of work guaranteed, and orders
executed with pronPtness.
These patrons who have for years patronized
this mill, shall not be disappointed in any work
entrusted to him.
Wool LET, at the store of II. S. X. Whiting
Ellsworth, who are my agents, will BIS earded to
order. anu without any charge for transportation.
ISAAC S0MES.
somesville, May 7th, 1866 lIu
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ITCH +! ITCH ! ITCH !
Scratch Scratch f.! scratch
Wheaton's Ointment
Will curc The Itch in lS Hours.

Also cures SALT RUEUM, ULCERS, CHIL
BLANS, and all EkGPTIoNS OF TIE SKIN.
Price so cents. For sale by all druggists.
By sending 20 cents To " Efk> 4 POTTER,
Sole Agents, 40 Nashiu gton street, Boston, II
will be forwarded by mail, free Of postage IL an,
u RI Of the United states. iyi'
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\ =ETrHliS remaining uneii tiutd "a tic t.st
NJ ON ;e ut Ellsworth, state OF Main. lta
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CANTON.

1 Ii persons are cautioned against meadline
~ in any way, with the young tree, glowing
on my buck lot, hy siInin9ss' Pond a. | shah
prosecute any person that takes without leave
trees from said lot mcIg!es vita thea Ia aay
way.
A. II. BELL4TrY.
Ellsworth. April 90, lStG. as
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POTgie Anchors E.:

Having made any amount of those anchors
we eel confident thatwe understand the wants OF
those easuse4 i; the Porgic business and
and will make anchors as cheap as any one, and
as good.
| would be glad tc those in want of anchors
for | feel confident that | can suit them as..to
quality and price, ut any rate do not mean 10
be beat this year.
In fact anything il the blacksmith line will be
done in workm mike manner, and at prices to suit
keep the best Of workmcn, aud have good
facilities TO do everything that comes along.
~ Eepairing OF WOO and iron done to wa CONS
wltA despatch, and a reasonable rates.
Thanking the public for ther very liberal share
Of patronage the past year hope to still cceive
the same, and by striet attention to the wants OF
my customers to merit it.
C. L. Telaitte.
Ellsworth. April %. 1866. Is
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For Sale.

yHllE well known farm NV occupied hF lie
1 subscriber on the eastern stage Rad. three
f0urths ct II mile t,em Ellsworth Village, ,mLgac-
ing fourteen acres Of moving land, aud one bun.
dred aud ;iAfy acres o! pAstur'5e aua " 81 hn3.
For further PARTICULARS iEquitt ot the Subscriber.
BLAJ JORDAN.
Ellsworth May sth, 1850. uii
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY

at all the mail landings between Louisville
and Cairo. Tariff of Freights very low.
Patronage is respectfully solicited.
april Sdtf
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TRANSPORTATION.
Star Union Line

The UNION RAILROAD AND TRANS
FORMATION COMPANY via Pennsylva-
mia ALLENTOWN route), Steubenville, Ohio
and Indiana Central Railroads, has per-
tected arrangements by which 1t can offer
a reliable
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Extremely Low Prices.

We are now manufacturing every de-
scription of COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE
and COAL OIL LANTERS, which we viii
sell at less than Cincinnati prices.
Lamp Stock, consisting of Burners,
Shades, Chimneys, Pegs, and Feet, for sale
at manufacturers prices.
Our new Catalogue and Price List for 1866
is now ready for distribution, which win
be furnished TO Merchants only, on appli-
cation.
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River and weather.
Boats Due.

Among the first boats due are the Ha-
vana, for Nashville; Sherman, New York,
j. G. Blackboard, and Lady Franklin, for St.
Louis; Robt. Burns, Harry Dean, and An
ma, for Memphis; Argosy, and David
White, for New Orleans; American and
st. Cloud, from New Orleans; Charmer,
from Cairo; Ella Faber, from Louisville
Ada Lyon, from GreenRiver; Golden
Eagle, from Memphis; ]. p. Webb, from
Nashville; Nightingale, from SC Louis.
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DE. n. a. ARMIsTEAD

- Office on Third street, between Main
and Locust; residence on Third street, be-
/. tween Walnut and Chestnut ladj dining the
tend to the duties of his profession, in city
or country, at all hours of the day or night.
,1fTnaylS Dim a z III
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RIVER NEWS.
sTEAMBOAT PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing Our assOrt-
ment of Job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to, and
our job department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&c, &c. Orders left with either of the
wharf boats viii be promptly attended to.
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Time Guaranteed.
HIRAM NELSON,

u. -. AUCTIONEER.
Has permanently located his Auction
Room at
No. IS MAIN STREET,
(Opposite the Washington House), where
he viii attend to all kinds of Auction bust
ness: To the selling of Merchandise, Wag-
ons Carriages, Horses, and Real Estate.
Auction Days-TUEsDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY of each week. Cash advances
on consignments. Refers to ali the citi-
zens of Evansville who know hiIn. wiz
give his whole time TO his business.- apA
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND
Evansville,
Indiana.

You viii observe, therefore, that we Sc
well as great saving in breakage, which
alone is a very important item to be con-
sidered in the cost of our Wares.
Our Stock is one of the largest and best
assorted to be found in the West, and for
sale at
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-30

I-xoNsIDER OUR ADVANTAGES! W.
u are now receiving our Queensware di
rect from the Potters Of the Old World! AT
New Orleans, our crates are hoisted from;
the Ocean Steamers, and placed on board
Steamboats,, which land them at our wharf
in this city, thus making but one transfer
from