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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-01

Terrible Mule DISEASE IN ARKANSAS
AND MIssIssPPL-A gentleman Of this city
informs us that he has received letters re-
Gently from Arkansas and Mississippi,
stating that a terrible disease has broken out
among the mules, in the neighborhood of
Helena, Ark, and Vicksburg, Mississippi
which threatens the most serious conse-
quences. Already above one thousand mules
have died. In one neighbcihood, near
Helena, two hundred died in one night. So
far no means have been found to arrest the
epidemic, nor any remedy after the animal
is attacked. Strange TO say, there are no
premonitory symptoms attending thedisease,
which does its work in about eight hours
The planters held meeting, recently, at
Laconia, Ark, TO devise means for arrcsting
the plague, which threatens the destruction
Of all the mules in that section Of the coun-
FVR
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-01

MONDAY. April SOth. lSG6.-The House was
called TO order at 10 clock. Prayer by Rev. Mr..
NEw BILLS.
By Mr. Anderson: To incorporate the Simpson
Calfkilla Flour and Lumber Manufacturing Com
pany. Passed.
HOUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
No. AS: To dispose the revenue of lSGl-3-4
No. AIS: To supply the records Of county courts
in certain cases. Rejected.
No. 594; To amend section 1910 of the Code
Laid on the table
No. 579 To provide an appropriation for the
widows and representatives of deceased Tennes-
see soldiers Referred to n select Committed
On, motion the House adjourned until two
o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Arnell, from the judiciary Committee,
made the following report:
House bill No. 56i: An act to define the term
persons of color and to declare the rights of
such persons, " having been referred to the Com
mittee on the Judiciary, they have given il their
careful consideration. In their opinion it is
measure cminently just, proper, and humane.
Just, because it proposes an equality of civil rights
before the law; proper because il will remove a
confusion now existing and harmonic the stat
utes OF the State with the national law upon this
SulJec humane, because IL embOdies q Christian
philant hropy worthy of universal adoption. They
have, therefore, without dissenting voice, in
Structed me to recommend its passage.
They have also had under consideration Senate
bill No. $50: To give immediate effect to the law
permitting persons of Indian or African descent
to testify IN the courts, and have directed to re-
commend its passage.
SAMUEL NJ. AENrLL.
ROUSE BILLS on THIRD READING.
No. sol: To establish Metropolitan Police
District Of Memphis. Passed.
HoUsE hills on SECOND READING.
No. IS: To extend the boundary of the city of
Memphis. Rejected
No. II: Requiring an additional oath to be
taken by officers hereafter TO be elected or ap-
pointed. Passed.
No. l6t Providing for the collection of debts,
and for the relief Of the people. Laid on the ia
BILE.
No. l65: To appraise property to be sold by ex-
ecutioncrS Rejected.
No; 1906 To increase the pay of jailors. Re
jected.
No. los For the relief of the people. Laid on
the table.
No. III: To establish the Fourteenth Judicial
Circuit. Laid on the table.
No. l12: To amend section .99S and l. 800 of the
Code. Laid on the table.
No; l94: To prevent frauds in trust deeds. Re
jected.
No. lG6: To increase the fees Of sheriTs, clerks,
etc Laid on the table.
No. l9S; To provide for the defense of suits
against the Bank of Tennessee. Laid on the
table
No. 200: To amend section 2. $50 of the Code
SENATE RILLS on THIRD READING.
No. S.5: To incorporate the Nashville Ice Man
utacturing company, with amendment mcorpo-
rating the Chattanooga Leather company. Passed.
On motion, the House adjourned until o'clock
tomorrow.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-01

A DISTURBANCE occurred on Saturday
evening, at the exhibition Of Tableaux for
the benefit Of the Orphan Asylum, which
has been made the occasion of a fierce
philippe against the majority of this COM
munity. We have no authentic information
in regard TO the cause or character Of the
proceedings commented on, and are not dis
posed to cast censure upon any one con-
nected with the affair." further than to say
that the presentation Of any view calculated
TO arouse political feeling was highly in
judicious, and that the manifestation of dis
appreciation was uncalled for and reprehensi-
bic
We have no doubt that the whole matter
has been exaggerated, and are very certain
that il is, to the last degree unjust to hold a
community responsible for the action Of a
few individuals.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-01
TAKEN UP OUT OF ORDER.

Senate bill No. 36i: To indemnify loyal citizens
for losses sustained in putting down the rebellion.
Passed second reading, and referred to the
Committee on Finance and Ways and Means
Clarksville and Louisville Railroad Company.
Passed on second reading
Senate bill No. 2jS: Affirming the settlement
made with i. n. W. Burton, former Secretary of
State, former Secretary of State Amended
passed on third reading as amended, and ordered
TO be transmitted to the House.
On motion of Mr.. Kinney, leave of absence for
FIVE days from next Thursday was granted to
Senator johnson.
The hour for the special order having arrived,
the Senate Franchise bill No. 800, reported by
the Franchise Committee was taken up.
Pending the discussion of the bill, the Senate
adjourned TO o'clock, A. NJ. tomorrow
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office To Owners and Occupants OF
Houses Within the City Limits.

OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.

= = MAIUE 8 VFFIIEf 7
Nashville, Tennessee, April IS. 1906. J
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO OWNERS
y and occupants Of houses and lots within the
corporate limits Of the city Of Nashville TO i'm
mediately prepare to cleanse their premises. by
removing all filth and Ofisll from their houses.
yards cellsrs and lots. Ample preparations have
been made u vigorously prosecute the work OF
removing all hlth outside the city limits.
II viii also be required Of occupants of houses
20 use lime freely. The City Marshal or Of his
deputies viii notify citizens in advance Of the
carts. and any failure 10 comply in all respects
aith the foregoing will be strictly dealt with by
law. w. MATT. BROWN,
sp2J-lw Mayor.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-01

SAN FRANCIsCo statistics exhibit a very
remarkable growth in population during the
war. In 1860 there were $4,000 citizens;
in 1865, 10000. The Btlleiia thinks there
will be no less rapid increase in the future.
It's estimate for 1870, is 10000.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-01
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

MONDAY, April 3O.-The Senate met at O'Clock
A. ".
Senate bill No. 81, by Mr.. Nelson: To ineorpO-
rate the Tennessee Colonial and Emigration com
pany. Passed on first reading and referred to the
Committee on Corporations.
Senate bill No. 372 by Mr. Hall: To repeal sec
ton 9th Of An act TO license billiard tables, and
for other purposes" passed March T. 1866 Passed
on first reading.
Senate bill No. 3Z3, by Mr. Aldridge: To incor
porate the Tennessee and "A labama Lead company.
Passed ON first reading
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
OLE TEN YEARS, CREDIT.

\ HAVE One Hundred Acres Of Land on the
| Broad Street Turnpike, within easy walking
distance of tbs city, that will sell IN lots OF One
To Five Acres. ON a CREDIT OF TEN YEARS.
The principal may be payable at the end OF Ten
YEARS. by the purchaser giving personal secu-
rity for the annual payment of the interest.
Or. the principal may be divided into Ten
EQUAL Annual Payments, each bearing
interest, by the purchaser giving personal secu-
rity for the first payments.
Broad street is the best approach TO the city, and
best adapted for a Street Railroad.
The neighborh0Od is delightful, and the coun-
try beautiful and healthy. Any one able TO build
a Cottage, can have home for Wife and Children,
without feeling the cost.
The whole will be sold without reserve, at pub
lie sale, on THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1866, on the
premises.
R1~omuibuses -
mavl-3ts W. H. GORDON.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-01

CAN ANBGRo COMMIT A WRoNG?-A
few days ago a negro woman in North Mis-
sissippi locked her blind mother, ninety
years Of age, with five Of her own children,
in house, and ran away with an idle and
dissipated black paramour. The mother
and four of the children were thus starved
20 death. The fifth child was still alive
when discovered, and greatly emaciated,
but hopes were entertained Of his recovery.
This woman left a comfortable home on the
premises Of her former master, and asserted
and illustrated her freedom" This is the
result Her mother and children were un-
able TO work, but human ewhite man was
paying her sirtcea dollars per month, out Of
pity 10 her condition. This is a fair exem-
pliication Of what civil rights" amountto
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Splendid Chance for Investment.

IN SHORT TIME. WILL BE OFFERED
4 for public sale. q large Dwelling House to-
gether with about seventy feet Of ground. No. "
South Cherry street, known e. the CrIghead
Residence.
This property lies within one hundred yards Of
the PostOfice. Masonic Temple and Custom House
lot The terms Of the sale viii be one-fonrth
cash. balance in one and two years. No better
property has been on the market for years. Exact
time Of the sale will be made known BY public
advertisement ap4-diw
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-01

A FEW days ago We published a reply O
+. S. HEIsKELL 10 an attack Of Governor
BRowSLow upon him through the Knox
VILE Wing, and inadvertently ascribed it TO
Col. WM HEIsKELI. Speaker II the House
Of Representatives. They are brothers, and
are doubtless Of the same way Of thinking,
but il is well enough TO state the facts pre-
cisely az they are-which We viii always do,
If they can be arrived at
The times in which we live are serious
and ominous, and when we treat Of them we
wish to consult truth and Justice to the ex-
clusion of mere sensation and temporary ad
vantage
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-01
CARD CLOTHING.
S A D D L E r Y.

In addition to cur usual stock Of Hardware We
have now In stors good assortment Of Leather,
Of all kinds; ssddlery Hardware. AMI Shoe Find
ings 70 which we ask the attention Of purchasers.
HAMILTON & CUNNINGHAM.
No. II College street. Nashville
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-01
THE LADIES, FAIR.

NOR THE BENEFIT OF ST. MARY'S OR
II PHAN ASYLUM. was resumed on Monday
night and will continue open for a few days only.
in the basement Of the CATHEDRAL, corner of
Cedar and Summer streets.
Admission . cents. mayl-3t
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-01
STEAMBOATS,.
For Cincinnati.

TysHE fine ana regular steamer HAVANA. Cap.
i FRANK OAKS, J. L. MJLEs, Clerk, will leave
for Cincinnati on WEDNESDAY,. % inst, at
o'clock P. N.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
A w. JOHNSON Jr., Agent.
mayl No Broad street
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-01
$50 REWARD.

STOLEN FROM MY RESIDENCE, near Muir
- freesborO. on the 18th of April, one BLACK
HORSE. II hands high has blemsh in the left
eye white spot on the left shoulder about six
years old. He works well in harness. and rides
toleraby well. will give $50 reward for the
horse and thief, or $40 fGr the horse alone.
W. b. LILLARD,
MurfreesbOro, Tenn.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-01
JOIINSONVILLE. CAIRO AND ST: LOUIS,
Daily Line of Packets.
A FIRST CLASS PASSENGER STEAMER

IL NASHVILLE and Northwestern, Nashville and
Chattanooga. and Tennessee and Alabama Rail
roads
A FIRST CLASS PASSENGER STEAMER
Leaves Joansonville for St. Louis, Cairo. and
Paducah every day on the arrival of the ears.
cts at Cairo with the Illinois Central Railroad I;
the Memphis Packet Company, and Atlantic and
MissisSip Steamship Company and at St. Louis
Ports.
Office corner OF Church Rnd Summer
Streets, opposite st. Cloud Hotel.
% Is
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To Passenger and shippers.

NASHVILLE AND DECATUR X. K. LINE.
GENERAL SUPERfNTEXDENT,s OFEICE,
Nashville April y. 1861. J
UyHE DAMAGED CAUSED TO THE RICH
i land Bridges by the late ireshet hasin i Peen
reDaired on and after Sunday. April 18th, Pas
senger Grains Will run regular as heretofore
Freights for al points will be received on and
-'''' ''O'''''' n J. B. VAN DYNE,
ap2o-a General Sup't. !
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-01
business House for Rent. y

SITUATED ON BROAD STREET, A VERY
- desirable location for a Wholesale Grocery or
Dry Good store. The house IS in good repair. For
information. apply at No. 60 Broad street.
mayl-dlw
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For Cairo and Memphis
For Carthage. BurIksViIle and
ROVYQna

rHHE REGULAR AND FAST PACKET
L OLLIE SULLIVAN WM. Strong, Master
will leave for above and all intermediate ports on
THURSDAY tho Sd inst, at 4 o'clock, Pa
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
C0RBEI'r & BOYD. Agents.
mayl No. q Front st.
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Bank of Tennessee.

ME OFFER A GOOD BRICK HOUSE
w with 60 feet Of ground on South summer
street. al a low price, and will take Bank Of Ten
nessee notes 70 figure above Broker rates.
Apply 10
NELSON X MURFREE Agents.
ap3 - Cherry II.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-01
shot GUNS!
. Wv O0"' =

A well selected stock Of English Double Guns.
ust received and for sale low for Cash.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-01

MONDAY. April SOth. lSG6.-The House was
called 10 order at 10 clock. Prayer by Rev. Mr.
Campbell.
NEW BILLS.
By Mr.. Anderson: To incorporate the Simpson
Calfkilla Flour and Lumber Manufacturing Com
many Passed
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-01

Can be purchased at Manufacturer Prices.
Catalogue of Prices furnished upon application
Music mailed free Of Postage.
mayl-3m
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DIREC.eRS.

Parties or Firms giving US their Marine Bu.inr
VIII be entitled to preference in Fire foliciss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-26
CARD.

The Propneors, in presenting the public the above
comparable Btters them sense of graft
tude to the of the recipe and in
the opportunities of the hosts of Southern friends who hay,
experienced their efficacy they have hestated before
placing article Of such sterling merit on marke. flooded
with deiesrious compounds bclng tie name Of Stomach
Btters Our Senior however, having at the solicitation Of
those friends expended the Manufacture of the GREY
JACKET BITTERs the experience acquired in half life-
time devoted to the preparation Digestive stmuants
and discovered their immense superiority over all other
Stomach Bers, have unhesitangy added the
list of articles already prepared establishment
weknown and largely paronzed by the community large
BARNETT L LION take this seasonabls opportunity Of
thanking their numerous friends for the immense increase in
their business during the yee and inform them that although
the manufacture of the GREY JACKET BTrTERs mus,
necessarily additional on their energies yet frs
large additions in the improvements ad and making in the
manufacturing department OF the establishment their
will be flled PROMPTLY and they hope as satisfactorily as
usual 4....-...
BARNETT LION,
81 and So C3rayier street
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anticipate large quantity Of cotton will be raised
tnls year in the Arkansas valley We are earnestly
struggling to rise from our Frustrated and impov
erlshed condition, and will doubtless do so ere
ioH sahft&
see that my old friend, that noble. hearted and
courteous gentleman, Capt. John D. Bri.ton has
associated himself in business with Robert s.
Moore. May his shadow never grow less and as
meet a friend coming down. - - -
=" ~ As ever yours EUCLID
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BARNETT 81 LIONS
SOUTHERN
GREY JACKET STOMACH CUTTERS
A Purely seathern Aranufaeture,
From the recpe of wsi known aud jsssiy celebrated
Fr aE'z'f sEyTSE-
GREY JAcEEr GRIEF.

a =
The Ssuur properties Of these Bisters arc that y, no
sesns oil the good qualities of Bittsru in general they IN
VIGoRATEi WITHOUT INTOXICATING arc one o.
the best Tsnics ever hnown and having been the suns
relieving and In many Instances saving the lives of Thousand.
on the battle sd be relied in dyspeptic and asu
lent disorders. -=""-.+
Every Ingredient eontsined in the article, and svsrysg
used in the putting up Of these Btters ARE PRODUCED
ON SOUTHERN SOIL, and contain iairious property
For sale to dealers and merchants only, at
BARNETT d LIONS
81 and So asavier Streets
..- ....... ...,.. New orleanss
Manufacturers and Sole Prop,etors
And at retail everywhere ri
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LATIN. BECAUSE we yentured last week, ;" says
an exchange paper, 'tto introduce a few Latin
words into aparagraph, just to make little show
OF our knowledge, a contemporary quotes Latin
at us in most feroeious manner He says sNtha
IT,. Who is Mill? Who did he fight? and what
did he fight for Pr -,z5z5g 49,. = =
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4l a W,c7tIerfssE
IMPROVEMENT OF THE AGE.
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, HOTELS AND
ri sn@Ent RESTAURANTS.
Wrought Iron Portable Ranges.
W'Ossderfus

& VANS PATENT
Saves Fuel furnishes larger supply Of Hot Water
Cooking Brong and Baking surfsps than amp Range or
Stove ever before offered
Family size Boarding House sire Restaurant Sse Hotel
size, al with hot water attachments.
STEAM TABLES for cooking Vegetables with hos wafer
thus avoiding all danger CT scorching
CARVING TABLES heated also by hos water all from ona
FIRE.
BRoILEEs, BAKE OVENS. LAUNDRY STOVES.
These Ranges made Of Wrought Iron need no brick
work strong and durah;e.
They have met with maense sale during the past eight
years at the North and now time offered In
this market
The Patentee is here put up and We guarantee fully
their excellence any Range now or before sold
Call and see them i'm operation.
a THoS. B. BODLEY,
Nc. 0 Perddo street. New OrIeans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-26

The Richmond Times calls the Virginia Legisla-
ture "the House of Bprgesses Of the Colony Of
Virginia." +
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UNISON NHrsKx yiiested i CO., luo Grayier
stsset, have on eaie one puncheon Of this pure
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= RssEaHNT 70 BILL Arrive learn from the
home Seaasl Courier that last week box was
lsceaseo ey express Of that place. directed to Bill
/ arp, rom his admirers in st. Louis. Mo. The box
consaaned quite rich and large assortment of dry
goods and groceries, for family use and Iuxuries.
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M A RRIED:
On the 18th of January in the parish Of Lafayette SAM
JOYNEK to Miss ELyIRA R. LEE.
Tribute OF Respect

Tribute of Respect
s'ltssmhE Vs. sfr5 w 7IE----45 - szsgl 1.aG 4
ss-aiss'9 = lr5F}as NEW ORLEANS January 20 1855
At meeting held by the old inmates Rock Island Prison
who residents in this city the following preamble
resolutions adopted Isl 49, -
WHEREAS, has pleased God in the dspensation of His
providence to call home his much esteemed
and revered friend, Mr. CHARLES BUFORD, sr of Rock
Island, Illinois, therefore, be it
Reors That in this recognize the wisdom and power Of
Him, who is also willing and able to comfort 'aEl 81
Resord That hereby tender bereaved widow and
family Of deceased friend our earnest and heartfelt SYM
pathy. s'F7asi@E
esoUd That these resolutions be published in the New Or
leans Crescent and the Argus and copy forward
cd to the family of the deceased
ss51 sAM'L MOORE, Chm
Frr...-s .-... r. 8. BADGER 3
-....@- Q. WILKINS WHITE,
JNO E. SMITH,
@''-F !s@s.'i WIN. HAWKINS "a
.-a..+ a I-=-...=. r....- ..,.s.-. Committee.
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The great sale Of rich goods In the succession oi
= r. Guion viii be continued this day at 10 O'Clock
At No. 20 St, Charles street, by Gardner Smith q
60. Sale IN the lower story. Catalogues at sale,
Bee advertisement.
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the Ashland estate, the homestead Of Henry
Ciay, consisting Of s26 acres. was sold recently
BY Mrs. J. D. Clay to John b. Bowman, regent I,
the Kentucky University. for the sum Of 500 COO
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The longest railroad in the world is the Grand
Trunk Of oanada-from Detroit to Portland--eight
hundred aud tlirty-seyen miles,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-15
cRRIsTMAs BILLS


Thone Christmas bills those Christmas bills
They are sac wofst of human Ills;
The sighs Of them all pleasure kills;
They crush it like the stones of mills.
with Rrfsf and fear their presence fila
The Jo1liest Jacks, the gentle Jiils:
9sre They hannt ths drivers Ct the quilts,
- While drawing Deeds or copying wills; =
~~@ The topper a. he sits and swflls
Scarce browns the thought OF christmas bills.
Thoea ChrintmAS bills those Christmas billie
From Moses. d utton's Browns and Births;
,Eos boots and bonnetss .ai and twilis;f
: aKoF chiidrenf ixocks, and shfrts with fItus
For chops and steaks and grogs and grilla:
For fencing Lessons, is and drills; -
For teaching Jane her runs ami trills;
For carins Fleidy's cous and liza; al
II Il Ror mendi az doors and winio -sills TO-, I'll
szsrSl 5of gin which Mr.. distils;
For pEandy sold iE kegs aud gllia;
Tor m xtures made Of salts and squills;
For beefand blistsrs, beer and piHs.r
Those Chrlstmas ttllsl q ose Christmas biIlsi
-. The thought Of them my mind instills @
t'tt8E WITH spps ekensf IN, de ubss and chills,
They Or more than huoflng spills .Ha
At Christmas time my comfcrt nilssS sf taa
My tears down In little riils, $50
Thrtugh tEinAi g If those Christmas bills
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-15

@rs The Louisville Journal thinks that
s'Ne y" when poor fellow ia about to be burn
ed By the savages, hs existence is at
rsu stake and that a man can't eat when
he is scared. If his heart 10 in his mouth,
he don't wish to put anything else in it.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-15
CA II u Ct
DEPARTMENTS:

On the second floor Of our whole
sale house, and attached to il, is q
room expressly devoted to House
Furnishing Goods in general, viz