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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

nHr II our citizens would have an e.
6cientacity government for the coming
year, let them cast their votes for the
WorkiDgmen's ticket tomorrow. C6Ns
.Tfer.s-.@ .s88ilgH
If our citizens and the workihgmen
wish 10 have good Free Schools, such as
The Union men have been giving them,
let them support the Union candidates
for City Councilmen, against Eve known
opponents to the Free Schools on the
sBogusFsNo Party ticket.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

THAEa PRooEssION-Ths procession
last Saturday night was made up chiefly
Of Copperheads and boys & hey Cops
thought they were stealing t6e working
men's thunder, and boys were glad to
have little bit Of fun. Thesprocession
halted in front of the Court House, with
the hope Of calling off portion of the
Union men, who were having rousing
good time. but it was no go. :, qsrH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

City and State.

BG Adolph Pfafain is the intelligent
German candidate in the Fourth Ward,
onE Che Union ticket, for Councilman
Mr.. Pfaflin Is eminentIy fitted for the
Office. MGige him a roosiDg majority
ne ID qsiah1ied = go - +.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

: S@ John scAdbert istHa onion can.
IdidAte for City Collector. He is an edu.
GATED Gefpah, "a perfect gentIeman,
fully qualified, and true friend TO the
laboring men. H. 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

NOTICE Is HEREBH GIVEN TO THR QUAIL
In flied voters Of the city Of Evansville, that
tbe Annual Election for'the purpose Of electing
OF Officers, will be held at tha-seyefat places
prescribed by the Ordinance Of the city for hold
ing city elections. the first Mond ay, being the
"a day of April, 1866, at which election the fol-
lowing OEiicsrs will be elected. va. @Ns.4a-
One Councilman for each Ward Of said city
City CLERK q City Oollectcr City vTrpasnrsri
Marshal; thres Assessors, and City Surveyor.
By order of the Council.
An. McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Mar. 10, 1866. .t.s.
IUnion eooyI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

D@-Thayer & Noyes' Circus is by far
the Iarges. company which ever travelled
in America, perform here the 4th and
IN sofg mil EHfU43H Htk aUt1SIA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

4 sixth WARD.-In the Sixth Ward
Henry schmutte IL the Union candidate
Tor Councilman, He is Q sound Union
man, aigsod citizen, and is opposed by
one ofAhe brothers-in-law, who propose
tcemaka the Council family affair. Let
The Sixth Ward give stgeod account of
itself to-day.aln.lsl raIfal1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

st. Loula markara.

"a seE. AOU1ss u sxchssl.
q COTTON daf1es 80 Esr GiaaIlngsss C1 g I
PLoUR 4 so9T rs for single extra, and rs
as rs for eoubls extra
WHEAT is unchanged.
CORN fs nat ct 62@65c.
= OATS heavy s9043c. s4-s.5 s-..Is.ssss-4 IL ..
PORK 6rn ct &c 2592s sc. Bacon unchanged,
BULK MEATS range IRON TO l4c. n, "a -
WHISKY Is dull aud unchanged.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

R@Family Grocery Store for Sale.
Inquire at this Office. m30>1w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

sd Vote for VIM. Helman in the
Fifth Ward. He is patriot, soldiers q
friend, a true man, is in favor of edn-
eating the masses, has won his living by
the sweat Of his brow, and never looked
sad when our glorious armies were suc-
cessful.s He has spent his time and his
money 10 build school houses for the
children of mechanics and laboring
men, His opponent il an antirFree
School man, which fact Is notorious
SMASH UP.-Last Saturday horse,
attached toa buggy, slipped the bride
and ran along Second street tin he
reached thsS corner of Walnut and Sec
ond, when the buggy striking a tres, the.
horse became disengaged5an the buggy
was considerably smashed up
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

2 sEyEsTH WARD.-YOte for, Thornton
Malesto-day for CounciImen IN the Sew
ehth Wardss. He is a sound Union man,
friend 10 schools, and will make
faithful officer. Let the Union men
work FOR him, and leave nothing andone
that will aid in his success. 54sa4sH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

q WAsHIEGToN HoUsE CHAkakD HANDS
1T will be seen by the advertisement in
today'si paper that the Washing on
House, in lEvansyille. has gone ihto the
hands of Mrs. A. Webb. formerly of the
Crescent City Hotel. Mrs. Webb is an
experienced Iandlady, and knows just
how FIRST class Hotel should be kept,
and we are satisfied ia taking charge Of
the Washington House, she will make it
an homer to the city Of Evansville. The
house has lately undergone thorough re-
pairing and cleansing from bottom 30
top, aud also refurnished in the very
best style. And we must congratulate
the tdndIady in her choice Of clerk,
Mr.. F. u. Emerson, Esq. We have
known him long and well, and know
him to-be the right man in the right
place. Wescanl Recommend the Wash
-iagton House with pleasure.-RockpOrt
Democrat Tf-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

s%It is aoVlsasnrsGtoI examine2 the
present city Record as kept BY Mr. AIM
McGriA, and eePparsit lwithythat of hs
last Copperhead CLERK, . Whasi opposes
McGriA, and is said that be intends to
have q Cdpperhead, who was formerly,
City Clerk, to perform the duty be feels
himself incompetent to discharge. The
record kept BY that ex7Clerk showed
that be too was shamefully incompetent
Vote for MdcGrif, who is, competent
and viii discharge the duty faithfully
himself.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

p~A M. McGrif is the steadfast
Union candidate for City Clerk. He
has kept the neatsst record Of any Clerk
the city ever had. He is competent, he
is faithful, he is hepest. Vote for him
Sergeant White opposes him. Sergeant
White was expelled from the-odd Eel
lows for Hembezzling the funds of the
Lodge % 8 - 300 6
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02
LOST ! = " & =
BOARDING.
BOARBfN0 ] lH08sr, ) n

Locust Street, corner Fourth and Cana,
OY MRS. FxzrHswllO PRoMIsEs GIVE
ID sati faction 10 all who may give her q cali.
mar3o-1w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02
Proneller FOR Sale.
Real Estate for sale.1El.
CITY NOTICES. eia B
Notice of the Opening and Laying
Ont of an Alley. -

VIZ u = a - ft~ u I EI1lliI =
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the Conn
IN mon Couscii of the citssof ESansvi3es on the
26th day March, 1885. passed an order for the
opening and layfna oal lofeHs alley, Of the width
OF twelve feet throagh thebaoek kaoun IS Evans
Homestead. Sais alley to- be situate midway be-
tween Main a. Locust streetss ana to extend
from Filth street 20 Sixth street, distance Of
three hundred. and nine feet -
All persons owning or ciaiElilg real estate adj
Joining or AUDITING upon said PROPOSED 81 %, nhd
said order, may hate fedrFss by applieasipn IA.
said Council wltlHn aixAwesks from the pHbIicaA
ton Of this notice.
Nv erdnr Of the CounciIr~----s--a1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02
MARKET REPORTS.
Monetary.

EVANSVILLE, March 81.
There Is fair demand for moasy. and some Il
the banks are carrying full discount line.
Rates for approved bills from to 10 per CENT.
New York Exchange in supply about equal to
tie demand at par buSing-1 10 sellisg.
Gold has bobbed a little bnt stands about a.
last quoted. II closed In Esw YORK on Saturday
at 1aEl[
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02
River 1telIilSs9-
Rirsr ana wsatn.r. y

Yesterday was q be lutiful day, warm and
springlike. aud the sun shone brightly. The wa
ter is rscedisg fast. Since our last report it has
fallen at least two feet up TO last night.
Arrivals and Denarfurea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02
TH.AYER & NoYEss
MAMMOTH NEW oRLEANS a.'s '... !, !.
80 CIRCUS i'il
COMBINATIONS

From the Academy OF .
VIII Mxhibit fn dEVAR Ms
VILE, WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY, April 4fh and
6ths 1866, afternoon and night
At 2 and 7 o'clock. 80 80 4 , +
..-te
Admission. ....-............50 cents.
Children unasr 10 years
ofaSe.-..@.~f..-rs..r16 eenta.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

zB@ Keep it, before the people. that
the candidates on the Radical disuRioni
ticket, are, most of them, men who
stayed at homeadnring the late war
Courier.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

A. tf New York Markets.
ase.4a =. W. Yonx- nxasch a.
Cor~ou An and draoning. 40eazl far mid.
NJ Avn ~NA ~ fsP
uiirk. 100000 ..,a.-... h,.x.... = *
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Mu-,ankas - =
= ~, q z,e,za e. ,,.or,s -
zss1s,s ,e anS sanps msrsS ws.sarn ' @uu
IVY ~ ~ ~ 80 oF1ssa e. .-o--a - xaass
"a yui9es oo'S-1s aot 1Asees e-- e.Soo
Ut Ut. Sye " -. III. - aL..
~ = t s5sI ~. S.esea 'n - as ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

"Maliy round the flag" all who de-
sire the i'm mediate reunion of the States
vote abe Workingmen'sssieket and do
all in your power to overthrow the ticket
placed IN the field by Radicals and rebels
against sth6 constitntiontof our country.
- Gdiwrier.
b Soldiers, can you stomach that2 Who
overheard of such impndenee2s Here
you, with all other Union men, true and
tried, a5e denouneeds IS rebels" by an
imported Southern rebel who never, iiu-
ring the war, aided in the support Of. the
Government, but did all in his power to
aid the Southern Confederacy, except
to go and fight for it. He had not
even the manliness to fight fcr a
cause he espoused. Yes, "RalIy round
the aag,P and defeat such ticket as
that advocated BY the imported rebel.
Verify, such hypocrites as he would
"steal the livery of the court of heaven
TO serve the devil iin.r Union lnecban-
lies, beware. Stand by the men who sup.
ported the war, and rejoiced when Union
soldiers we're glad. Stand firm to-day.
Work, and the victory will be ours.
REMEMBER. Union mechanics, re.
member that the State of Ohio and the
State of California, both OVERWHELMINGLY
Union, have passed the Eight Hour law
Remember, that the Union 2 Convention
insthe State Of Indiana was the first te
incorporate the Eight Hour plank ii
their platform, and was the first to de
clare in favor of it. If you vote this
Unconditional Union Ticket to-day, yor
will have the satisfaction thai you have
not supported q single man who eveI
sympashised with traitors. or opposed
the Free School system of your city. - :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

s@rCol. Grill discharged hs dutylto
his country BY four long yaarsQf SER
vice. BY meritorious condpct1heawon
for himself the title of Colonel Heis,
now Q ateadfast Union manf and de-.
tends the principles he fought fprni He
acts with those who were; the Uniop SOL
diersI friend during the war, and 6ghts
il. the ranks with those friends. No, side
issue will induce him 10 forsake. those
who boldly pr6claimsd that she pnion
must be preserved, 8 Soldiers, vote the
waV YOU used 20 ssbaoso5tS 9Ae HoJ5o' z :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

ARRESTED. VIM. Bischman and Ja-i
cob Robert, the parties who were ems
gagged in a fight some tins since in La
masco, were arrested last night by Mar
Sshni Tenvoorde, and lodged in jail.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

msl-tf No. J, First street. !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02

n Keep II before the people that the
candidates on the No Party Ticket, most
of them, cried out mot sanother man,
noranother dollar to support the war"
Keep il before the people that the can
didates on the Unconditional Union
Tick u are all steadfaat Union men, and
never had any sympathy for traitors !. (.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-04-02
sUNDRIES.

1En BRLS CORN MEAL, just received and for
1OO sails By J. O. DHs0UOHET a co., 8
No. 10 Water street.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-14

Weighing the Ba.hv

"ll"W many pounds does the bal, vc;.,b--
Baby who raiuc hnt month g.rt
How many pounds from tie troy ynin.. ,.,,rl
10 The ros! point OF the re- Hess too -
Grandfather tic- the 'kcrchicf'. knot
irHdrrlN guides the swinging Wri,sbt
And carefully over lI- glasses pcrrs
10 read the record, "onl! cisHt"
Softly The echo goes around;
The father LAUGHS al The tim e-i,l
The tar Young mosrr sings ihr ,ynrd.
me sf"h'm"iher smpvthe the gntcu curl
And STOPPING above lh ? precious thing.
Agsil.- Il kl~- within II PRAYER
Mnrmurlng soitly LATHE one
efahdli'iher di1t not weigh you fair
NaAedy weighed tie haby's smile.
Or tlle lofc that F.npc with thc hrlnlcss one
N"bottl weighed The threads of care
From Nheh L ~oman's life Is spun.
NJ index tells the mighty WORTH
bf ittir hthy'z quiet u"citf.-
y sntt. unrcasnE mrirouomt.
Patient and i.uiiiiu! uutil death.
Nobody weighed the baby, soul.
Fur her" on earth no Mtlyhi thcrc be
lIat could dEa'I Cod only Knows
lts Ntine Ia eternity.
Only eight pounds To bold a ,nui
lhai 7o"h- No faert' - silver Nin.
But shrine 1t Ia ttH- human Cute
Within 50 irail aud small !. tuua'
Oh mother. laugh your merry nala:
BE gt} aud .tnl. bat don't fys.erl
ltpn ba!t eye hook "ut II suu
ih'a claims u HoHi- Ih l.,rU vet.
-BpS'HH EFfIrg GT-FftC,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-14
Fl i i llaneo,l;i;.
Sir Guys Goblet.
from London society.
BY ANNIE THOMAS,

1t was the second or third day Of Dceem
Der. When the poStnln, after u long peri
od OF total abstinence from doubic knock
/ Ing at our door, tell away into moderation,
and left H1 Il couple of letters.
| We've living alone together my broth
crs widow and |, and our interests, and
consequently our correspondents were not
numerous. She was my senior hv-no
matter how many years, but quite enough
to render the arrangement II perfectly prop
cr one, even according to the most severe
conventional code. although WAS ulllar.
rcd, and still called Il gjrI by verbally
we'll li<posc,l' friends.
Nv brother had been dead about cigli-
teen months. He lad died Worn out brok-
cn down., used up,-thrsc are several phra-
seq descriptive ot the same thing In plain
English hc had gone to his death" in the
columns OF daily paper-gone to it as
uhflnehHns y. Is herolcally. aS ehccrtullv
is ANY one OF tia; gallant band who made
the HeHcr-to- e-too- trcqatHtly- quoted
Ichafer at lilldehya. But he belonged 10
4 noble army Of the martyrs whose deeds
do nat get recorded by laurrate>: so When
he tell daHu in fighting the haad n.ht of
the daily press, the rank closed. and no
hot5e= missed Iloliotlv,. M least. save
ills Wi, onl his sister. I;rn few people
>ccui to be missed When they fall ont ot
ihcir places, however it may be IN reality.
ltisA flct. and therefore. IN the face oi
all precedent viii state ii, but there had
n,Yer=eAi>ieG graine oi ;...,tans save the
kindlie,t feeling hetWccn my Slstrr-m law
aud m, sell. She had never feared "niy
interference. had never accused her
even Ill my heart ot attempting TO alternate
Guy : affections from me. he result ot
TIN, .thHe5 5,t;ioH e the tlne honnred rights
ol sister N law Was, that Willie Guy lived
we all carried on the war nerrlIr and hap
PLY: and allen Gu! died, We decided that
1t would hc hard Tor the t1o Wtto were lett
Ia pant. She Wa ANNE III The WotId' ahd
WAS virtually, though not nolhnAlly aiGhr
too. There was an uncle "i my hl"thei ;
alive. 10 he sure; oat nc was iNe ny ID
'lti eIss' '' 't's,, '''''' = - y.
Sp'ctao'''H,I notli.12 ''''l'' '' W "ir'}"''-
ed III iAo'''i'ttt N",te efet 10 ,, "'s N'1',I
n"t9ie,'- ''"' '''t,J'; .'I.; wy ,''o, II,
er had ielt maj enc was ,aAins almost IA d
I'oeftY IN 'a''g'h- "(' "'''s n. l"n "''ta 'nI
mighty h'"d ol Ht5 nonSr' i"1 SI't i'''t
done H. ana eve" "4!eo 20 @i.i.''se '''''i .,
IlI'--Nlleh "c' ol iea4il 81 - S'"l i'"'','e"
ny Sehalho III! oi"'He' " ''''ie '"o'"NV" "oN
containing S'ii''i tI''o''IS,'' 5'''ei mus
'@"hltt ne cHi%" i! III n's ie','i ie "u' '.>
IL MAS ila' Val'p't "a l"',' '''ii7 .i''' pun
10! ahFtii'ng' we "ep''''''t ''H'''S I.'u "'oi'
preirhtiouS aPl'''iat1'" !" ''''i''''t V4,'- ~
VERSE anu '''''' w -" N'''"'' -
h"nSeheli is '"H ; '!.'7 ,.,.
NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-12-14

Whist stands and gees aanolt iegs'
rloeh, -
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New Store.
New Business,

,s>HE subscribers wculi inform the citizens oil
Etl.wotth aud vicinity that hey Ae,p con
.tantly on band
Pr,,.sci Hay, by bale or ton.
>htnslcs ana fialboarLs OF al! kinds ana
qualities,
Pine, spruce aud llemieek lumber Of all
kind.
W. keep constantly on hand Extra Canada Oats
suitable far feed or seed, choice yellow G9fH,
Meal, Barley. Beans, Lime, Plaster @'.' Ne-'
Ai.o on commission few barrels Fl eh9i1t
Family -Four. w!eh we can warrant 10 be tGnai
toany in this market, aud We can and Will sell
cheaper than auy flour neishhoTs.
Al.aa t,w tons Of stove Coal
We are paying and will continue to pay the
hi ,test cas- 4 price for
H,s,i,.6 Rnt, C,Iu P3,fs ani S'e,fsrs,
>ataslf,, tlsF4aast,, aai Ia MIR Of az
tmjs.
eiveus a call, It our new store on Water
street. c,..,;.
Ellsworth, March 1. l5CG.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-02-24
TO Contributors.

AS our design is to make onr paper
9ne that will be Of interest " all eli
gagged in the different departments q
active industry in every part u the
county, we respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of our intelligent citizenI
throughout its limits. And being cs
pecially desirous Of promoting Tho
farming interests Of Dubois. items il
any department of agriculture are par
ticularly solicited. Please send us al
the news. incidents. general niorma
zion, and mineral discoveries in your
respective neighhorhoods.
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COURIER.
Youthful Elopement-Romanee IN shoF'
Clothes.

On Friday evening last COY o. soou'
fourteen pears u sgo, snds girl seou' o"s
v..r older. residing on Mulberry street oes'
psarl. ruddeuiy disappeared from inc"
49,. I'D their frisnds were In conse-
oaeaes gra'lsy slirmed. an sxs"oeo
ss,,eh filled 20 discover whereabouts anu
n. matter was finally placed 10 M hsna'
of Captain Casscl. the Western Police S''.
ian. Yesterday tho Captain, accompau'so
b. srgean, Cadwaladsr. proceeoeo %
w..hirg,on. ard a.asing secured the ser
wees II an officer. shroug tue courtesy y
A.s;s,snt superintendent Red, OF tns
W-shincton Ponce, se, 20 work 80 'efse'
,i-m ont,
D,,,ny me AFTERNOON their ofo''s were
rexsr,ied by fujlnp the s''i AZ tossb ksp'
G.rm.n I,wnsiilsre learned 'hsi me
sAo had been living 'oge'b'r Representing
NJ ,nsrluss as brolher and sitter rhe ooy
~as engaged il selling papers y the c'p''o'
...a IN. p,rl had secured q situation 80
nnt.e servonl al nyr u1iihia ~ "o"
When first arrested me p'rl dsnieo ~
knowledge 81 the boy. pus while 'he o''Se''
werr questioning her ~ rushed INTO Nc
roc-, with bundle ui papers u"dtf me AZ"
IA once realizing the r'a'e q aif''fs' ne
i.,tenptrd y reisea', bu' ~ sfiiss's VIZ
10 quick ~ him. and took bm into Gus
Fody
Tbe girl ,ion,ly protested against be'ns
<snsraled from her companiop: SAID sh'
lived him. md 1t ~he hsdn't she wo"'o Y
issssp.n her ire dollars 20 cpi"'ng ihs''
,ith him. She sad si.-y we're so""g, o.
!, 81 too ,onag ~ tss. qua u thry rrn' ~"
10 thelivu,e u X fuss ,hey w"ue nave 9
!. ,rsa hrr to-. The b'y took h's arfss rl'h
~ coo.s --ald lie .ikrd her. s"d would ru'
awy wiih her sgan. Thy were las
rsrainy rslurned b, The officers 70 lhe'
respective Eulnes 10 de;rrr"cs 20 'ne'
,.sfenss sheit nams.are withheld b is'
,.vr Clminerriri
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yNSlIE BEST Of THE MONTuLIlsS

. sHsliE BEST OF THE MONTHLIES- =
The LTdt'a ffirh \ ~ suir,' 10 to- lIvn
nnd L'isrstws. B~ra''fn Steel Esurav,rrs
6pir"nid dvuh'e sizs rolorsi fashion pls,c-
SO L~i.-i Patterns ~ Dresses. Ciosks
"o"".'r. Embroidery. &c Household Re.
-tcs'pis, Iair.. &c. wheeler a. Wi-Dn'.
Se~i"1 Mschin- given ~ Premiums ssrns
N cents RI snmple copy ~ DEac,s 4 pE
TEEs0r, 2i1 Walaut Street. rniIadslpbis
FRI 81, 1876
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.1CCOHMOD2 Tsu>. LINE
JASPER AND L0oGooTEE.

sEsiit. Undersigned ~ill run Stage from
- jaspsr % LycgVOt-s, ior The accnmmo.
da'i9n " The pnbic once week. leaving
jaspef evsty Tuesday morning "a time 4
connect ~iih the cars, ana returning on
"Wednesday. tie Viii De thankluI Tor .
share u public ra,ronnrs.
ANTONY STEINHAUSER.
Dec. 26th, lSO4-ly.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Nor1cE 10 hereby given lhst the under.
49, signed has been appointed sdmi nis,rs.
ter of The estate OF Adolph Hnr,er. is,e d
DQbcl< 4county, deceased. Said estate \
psotsblv .krvrnf.
ELizABETH HARTER. idefx.
jse. 10,h, 1850 3w.
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A Cough. Cold, o. Sore Throat.


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