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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-25
In Chancery at Huntington, Tenn.
APRIL RCIEs, Isse.
B n Gains, ct ais, eonplsiuanis.

Msrcslus Gains and others, defendants.
IN thls cause. It appearing 20 the Clerk and Mss-
ter. IRON andayit, Inst the de eadants T II Bakel
and vile Mar nda Baker, Thomas faker and Blu,
uard nakor, the two last being minors, are ron
re dents Of the ale Of e. nessee 20 that the or
dinarS process Of a. csunut be se we'd on them
u r. therefore ordered thst pubnestion be made
ior Tour slooessy We weeks IN the Nashville Union
newspaper published N the city Of Nashville
Tennessee, requIriGE the sad defendants % az.
pesr on or within sue FIRST THREE day Of our nsxi
Court 70 be held on the first Monday in Angus
1880. then and there 20 plead, EBsEer or damur 20
complainart's oh. or the same viii 81 oxen for
confessed against them knd set far bearing es marie
aprlo-4sE sW HAWKINS. e AN
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SARGENT g. co.
In Smith County Court, at Carthage.
FEBRUARY RULES. 1886.
r. G. san4ers and Horace O.iver,1
Ranins RsaTes and Others.

fAA ne heaFe8 and othefE-
~ this cause, and on motion Of complEinauf's
solicitor, and u appearing - the satset5 ~ of ne
SlerE, ihsi defendants ] MaEiockiis judith j
msg ocklin. Ruth c. Maglockhn, Pauline RsaFes
Aaziine kesyes. Jane ReaFes, and Rhoda Resrss
are non-resident3 o. the state Of Tennessee and
residents OF the State q Kentucky, that the or
q nary process Of Az cannot b served upon them.
II - tnerrfore or cred tkst p1hhcsflrn b nae.
Tor four consecutive weeks, IN the Nashville DIXON
. neWspapsr published 10 the cify Of nashville
teDnes see, uequlFaE sad ceiaodalfH - auuenr -
iore TIE County Court o. Smith county Tsnnai So
a The Court house in the iosn Of Carthage on ~
nrst Monday in April next 1855, then and thers 10
plead, answer or demur % complaina1ts' paasina
or tia sane will be tAken for CONFESSED Ard sd
down for hearing expHTte, as % tEEm.
=. W. TURNER,
iehzI-sA Clerk o. Smith Couaty C.suri.
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Excesso' Fxccssoi
HrrnHHa nr.r..-r
Yssr. Exports. Imports
-. ..InIl Ellh.0lu.I5l

This. il will bo seen, Increased Instead OF
1ir,inishing the difference between Sccreta-
=, 49,. spd Secretary MuCuloch, aud
"a. ~. total discrepancy, Tor four
yeas. nearly three hundred million dollsEs.
me eTpianation which accompanied the
corrected volume, stated that quarter
imports had been omitted IN the hrst com
,,,istic, THE disagreeing reports are olh-
riaI. dulv signed, and issued under the
higb.st authority in the Department.
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! NOTES -H.vlnr suggested 4, rhp Clerl- 81 ~.
~ County CONT of smith COUNTY The Insolvency
. q he csia's 81 ~ " HOUSE. de 6a-sa re-sty
n'ii ~ persons having elaine acain.t the SAID e.
"a . % Me thew ulth the Gers oi saii Courl On ar
i7of' the hsst Of Ocioler ueNt tir mo rafs OF fa
te.sig rropcty suthon seated OF hey vii fn f5r-
/ ever barred end 81 lsers-u- infstt q 90 All -.
/ oisiely. Ih.s, Alul e.h. lsgs
| h = G. SMITH. admir-
] NlFiN-aAi" ~ o. " Enr.a ,ss.s.-
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No. 22I,
No. 222.

IlOR SALE, or EXCHANGE FOR NASHVILLE
Il CITY PROPERTY New Albsny, Ind, proper
" 40 follows A Two story Fnne House 10 perfect
repair, newly anted, on second rank OF ths ohio
TiVeT in full view It, near the foot Of the Fails
10 rooms, presses, cuptOards, psniry, cellar and
cis.en under the house. Stable under grOund,
24X24. Wood shed, &C, &C House stands 50 feet
back from one street snd 40 feet from the other.
Lot is on the corner, G0x,6O with rear fencing.
Also two cottages, Of three rooms EACH on lot
i90xl70, With rear fence; cisteTn 70 each house,
and well for both. All valued at Sl2 600.
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No. 2as.

TTOR sALE-4s3z feet, sozaer Vine and Union
- Streets opposite the residBnce OF Mrs.. Ex- Pre-
sident Pc X. Price 500 per foot. A noble spot ioT
a me residence.
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Fer any Of tha ahovs rneatonsd property ami,
70 II. q. BCONELs,
RIAL ESTATE AGKNT.
Consr q Fark stresi md Cspitoi AEenus, opuossf
Esst Frunf q TIE 5tats Capitol
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AdferuseInents IN the Special Colurnn, hrst time,
ron / 70 s lines, 81 Oo-eseb sddifio5sl line 81
cents subsequent insertions, 10 cents per line. In
Local Column, frst time, from 10 lines, q o.
ench saellonsl Inc 50 cents; subseqDsDi inser-
AL Advertisements occupying special position,
cd all double column adyeTiisennents. viii be
charged S95s per cent advance on regular rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VII Be charged al the regular advertising rates,
seruon made.
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No. 266.

TfOR sALE-FRAME HOUSE 10 Edysasld o
n 3 food rooms. lot S0xiT0 third house on Gala
IN fke- Prea 3. 50lt 500 cash balance IN ona
year; interest and hen Apply 70
Il. s. sC0VEl. Real Estate Agent.
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ALFRED @. BOWERS.
Assistant Surgeoa SIN New York Vols

Reader here IL proof positive OF the value Of
these truly valuable preparations. The old seken-
r and di gushing drugs have 70 give Wsy 10 rene
dies purely vegetable, pleasant % the tSste, and A
POSITIVE CURE.
sold BY &CW SMITH, Druggists
Cor. Church and Vine streSts, Nashville
DESMOND CO, Proprieiors
$40 Rsce street Philaselpliia. Pa Tssu2o-su,
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2Sh DAY. Agents wanted % sal 4 nesr
- and wonderful SEWING MACHINE
sae ~ cheap one licensed. AddraaS sE4W7
CLARK. Bddss5rd. hsiaa A
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Commerce of the United stntes.

The N Y Journal Of Commerce, Of
Thursday, publishes the official returns OF
tha imports ard exports Of the United
States for tho last fiscal year as follows;
rOhEIGN TMroETl Al Pins or uiE UEiTiD
srATEs pr the 1EAH EsBINg JUN 80, tSu6.
Dutisile merchaud sISs, c5s. 27s
Free u1erchandi 43 SIC I55
breaIe and Ia hon - II slT
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-25
No. 223.

TOR sALE-165 feet on North Front street. eas
\ side, next nor.h Of and adjoining Bridge street
known So the Brick Bridge Toll house properly
embrseins the Toulouse AMI large Livery stab 9
Il Will be sold 8 whole or in lois. Now rented FOL
over $500 per annum.
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We ne undersigned, have this day Adopted ths
shove rates for advertising, 70 winch We bind our
selves strictly 70 adhere
NASHVILLE UNION PRINTING CO.,
.Ohh WALLACE. Tor tbe lts1aLca
BARRY, WINEA1d A co. toT Pes.
BILL JONES CO., Cor Gazette.
NASHVILLE, TEER sept "a lss5
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Chansery Sales at McAlinnVIlIe,

In Chancery at McMinnyille, Tenn.
FKB Ii a.d VIM T White, Ezra Of VIM White
deceased,
q NJ Waserson.
TIE Clerk and Master, in obedience 70 a decree
rendered in this esuse 1t the March term Of tbs
Chaneery Court at Mcmnntiile, Tennessee, 1866,
will sell st public auction, On the premises, IN the
town Of McMTnnVille, on MOnoay, 2st Of May next
The Warren or Thatcher House,
outhouses, and all IT'S sppurtsnsnees for cash. in &c
| ecuted by Harvey NJ Wstterson, without the right
| Of rede Dpuon. The deed Of trust y Il be shown
sPnIIi-6s prs fee s. GO
In Chsncery at McMinnyille, Tenn.
8. d. Rowan,
Nicholas Smith.
IN pursuance to a decres OF the Chaneery Court
&C hcminnu le, Tennessee, rendered az the March
term, A. u, 1866, Of said court n this cause will
expose 10 punl'c sale, on Monday, the 2.st day Of
May next, at the court house IN McMinnyills the
house and lot known as the
NUNNELEY TAVERN,
on a credit Of SIX and twelve months, without the
night Of redemption. One hundreu dolars cash
wi be required a. the tine Of sale. Bond aud Sc
curly IequIel, ana a lea retal led.
sprilll-GtW prs fee IS co
In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
W II SMART
LA VIM H Argo,
IN obedience 70 q decree Of the Chaneery Court
at Medinnvlle, Tenn, rendered Rt The March
term, A. d. 1856, OF ssid cOnrt 10 this cause ] will
on Monday, the 2ist day Of May, 1868, expose to
public sale, at the courthouse "A McMInnYlle, the
DWELLING HOUSE,
Outhouses, and sbcut Fifty OF sixty acres Of land
belong ng 10 Vim. a. Ago, adjacent 10 the Town al
hcMinnulle sale on a eredII Of Twelve months
except Fifty Dollars cash Sold upon - months
time 70 AVOID the right Of redemption, &C the in.
stance Of complainant
J. F. MORFORD, CAM.
sprIll-stg prs fee IS 81
In Chancery at McMinnville, Tenn.
James P. Thompson.
vs.
B. L Ridley and Hugh Frances.
IN obedience 10 a decree OF the Cnsnrerv CoBrt
renaered 10 this cause 81 the March term. A D,
1865, viii sell AZ the eourth9use in McMinnyiIe,
on Monday, the 2lst day Of May, 1855,
A LOT OF GROUND.
yng near the Depot &C Mem nnville, on credit Of
twelve months Sold on twelve months G edit 10
avoid the ght Ct redemption, at the instance Of
eomp5slnant Bond and securty will be required,
and lien retained
!. F. MoeFORD, Clerk Master.
apilll-6tF. prs fee s5 90
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Smith County Court at Carthage, Tenn
MCARH RULES, 1855.


McARH RULES, 1855.
7. NJ. Lancaster. etal
vs. lcufiou.
J, 3. SMITH, e.; Al.
On MOTION 81 conplainsncs solicitor and & an
Harlng 90 the sstsiscuou OF tho Cerk. fhaf sfer.
ing foeeu, samuel Powell, Elijah Powell pars .hss
ihurasirr and husband - Lancaster Nsrsv
Jane Pow si and The siiow and children ID a lI,,rl
~, Powell, Francs r l-usFn and hr.tsl,s -
h'ituson, ltslney lancaster. Eliashsfh Rich and
Nliilsn kinh, Asme- Akueaste-. NsthanioI fssr aa.
Ter, heEeklah tsaEans aud wlie Isabella F,r-sn.-
are uou iu-iieus ci TIE state Of Teuaassss. so
that she oraIus process 81 laE cannot ds served
ulun them.
lt b. therefore rieTeI thai rahioaa1n D., n SIDE
ln tIe Nashville bnlon. newspaper PUBLISHED "a
the ciy 90 Ns-hUiie tlr tour sUece-s be rsfI.s ~
IlTng stlt decu isnfs a. rr0tsr before e. Urtlrfv
Nouri oi Sm a., on or bei0Ie the hr.t Monday /.
May noN, Sab' then Aad there Co plead. ansasr
pr dsfuur 90 cCtnp scsnts hii, o. tre s.uia i ~
t'Een 'oT crn.es~ed an1 SO down tor heaf.ar a
fssrte ~ % tnon.
wsr.iatts Il "a TVENup rr.-t
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-25
No 225

EIOR SALE-A small Farm OF % Acres, on the
a Brick Church Pike, miles north o. Nashvil e.
well in proved. Frame house Of three rooms, a.
tie, hall and kitchen. Two springs, fine young or
chard Of $50 frult trees, iu beginning 20 bear ap-
pies, peaches, piums, cherries and plums, ali vel
enclosed. $50 per aere ons-hsf cash. balance
in one year. Possession gwen January lst 1866.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-25
No. 229.

ElOR sALE-3o. 40, or so feet front on North
- Cherry street, los ieet deep, next north Of the
Commercial Hotel. This Is q central business 10.
caity. Price $50 per foot. Ons-half cash balance
in and 2yearsi interest and lien.
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No. ZIG.

NOR SALE-A small Frame house, lOi 23KIo, on
il Jackson street, north OF The Corporation Spring
Pnce SZT5.
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Trensure Bencotb tbe Sea.


The English Western Morning Ne,cs
says:
Upward Of eighty years ago, in the
winter of l774, a vessel bound from
Spain was totally lost, with her entire
crew, by being driven, in a stormy
night, on the rocks at Gunwalloe, in
Mounts Bay. The weasel Was known
to have an immense quantity Of specie
on board in Spanish pillar dollars, and
ever since, after violent gales, dollars
have been picked up in the neighbor-
hood Of the wreck. Two or three com
panies have been formed for recovering
the bulk Of the silver, which is known
to lie deposited within very circum-
scribed area but the undertakings
were not vigorously pursued, and after
time were abandoned. One Of these
parties, many years since, attempted to
recover the treasure by means of sink
ing a shaft IN the rock in-shore, and
driving an edit from its bottom sea
ward, to get under the spot where it
was supposed the hull Of the vessel lay
imbedded in sand, shingle, &c, but
this was abandoned without result
Lately a company has been formed
and they have decided on making an
other attempt They have communi-
/ Gated with the Admiralty, and received
/ formal permission TO prosecute the
work, and this summer they hope to
! secure the loEg-coYeted silver. Mr.
John Toy went last week with two
men 10 the place, which ever since
the wreck has borne the name OF
! Dollar Cove, and the tide being low,
they proceeded to clear up the
mouth of the old shaft II was
filed in TO depth of about SIX feet
with large powders and shingles, aud
they had not worked long before they
picked ND eight dollars. Two or three
were brightly secured by the sand,
while others have sand so firmly at
tached to them that it would be dIth-
cult to separate the coins from 1t
Some bear the dates of 1852 and 1888,
and others are older, while the dates on
some are quite illegible. The presump-
ton is, that this winter these have all
been thrown up, with probably thou
sands of others which did not find their
way into the little opeEingo Of tie shalt
While Mr. Toy was engaged IN the
clearing operation. a boy, who has pick
ed up some dollars since Christmas was
on the rocke and saw a dollar thrown
up by wave, but before he could reach
the rocks a Teceding wave washed 1t
out again After heavy weather from
the south and west dollars are often
found on the beach and rocks; very
likely box or package which contain
ed portion Is disturbed and knocked
opieces, and its contents scattered
about The shaft is about five hundred
yards west of Gunwalloe Church, from
which it is separated by rowan and
ledge Of rocks Apart from the tinan
cial success Of the speculation the pro
gress Of the new company will be
| watched with interest
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-25
No. 226.

EIOR SALE-A School Cab, in good order with
y single harness. Prsce $50
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Tala srport. for the renr..........

The export figures (exccpt for specie which
is given az its ssle value), represents the
market value in the ordinary currency at
the port of shipment, aud are thus chiefly
computed in paper money.
The journal places little reliance upon
these figures, and refers 10 errors in the an
uual reports Of previous years, commencing
with 1861, and says:
The following is the official statement put
forth by Secretary Chase, aud repeated by
Mr.. FcssendeB, IA the official Finance Re
port OF 1864, page 242:
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sAMARITAE'S
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCR0FULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES &c

For SYPHILIS OF Venereal Diseases, the Samsri
tsn's Root and Herb Juices is the most potent Ger
tam and sfectual remedy ever prescribed. Il reRch
e. end eradcafes every particle Of the yenerea poi
son. so that the cure ~ thorough and permanent
Take then this purifying remedy and be hssiei
and do not transmit 70 our posterty that for Whcl
you msy repent In after years.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Although you may be pronounced incursNle, thu
Samart-n's Root and Hero Juices will remOv,
every Yesuge ofimpuntes from the system, as vel
a. al the led effects Of Mercury.
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No. 232.
No. ga.

FoR sALE-one Of ohicssuns', Fine Pianos.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-23
River and Weather.

Yesterday the weather was delightfully."-
bright aud beautifully rather e8ol ia the
morning, bat pleasant and saiubrious du4
ring the day The river had declined
about ten inches np 70 thres o'clock yes
tarday afternoon, ana Is going down pretty
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TINWARE.


THAA REMOVED FROM Hia OH
- stand on Main street to hih new
mousse
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]. smith's shirt ManuiaotOry,

No. . Second street, In isray's Block.
- measurement. and ut warranted. A
stock of ready made shirts and Collars
always on hand, aud ut ptivv~ Lnnt Will
SUIT The purchaser, Tucking skirts, stitch
inK hoaoma, &C.. done with neatntaa and
dispatch. fsf
Thankful for past favora, the subscriber
respectfully aolicits a continuance OF tho
patronage so generally bestowed for the
past i've wears. J SMITH.
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DENTISTS.
DRS. HAAS & COOKE,
@
Surgeon Dcnffsess.
Rooms over First National bank ~ 81
Corner Main aud First Streeeas.
Evansvilia. Rznz<a

w~EELING DULY THANKFUL. iR1gecl
II the very liberal patronage rrrsavsunpE
during the past seven eaIh, ana maaasf
uersons whether they need their nrnsMMa4-
aional services or not 10 visit their suaansaais
and see the various styles OF work rnn.g~.-
rncturod.
Improvements and Inventions are lsaesnsn.
made aud everything that will Artnsapaxars.
the Interests OF their patients is aecnruas ,ers-
them. Their establishment and faefiafxtN6a
are equal 10 any In the Eastern cities.
They have several hnmathetica for ak11e.-
waiting pain when extracting teeth.
Cheeks that are eunkcn can be reakssr0asts
20 nearly their original contour.
All desirable styles % ART1FTCrAssS
TEETH made anywhere in the UulEna3
States ara made by us ekuMfitiee 1Eft
Children Tea4n success y, ~ > = rectea-s
Those shavin is.1aoAyed feetn hetA1aAf
either have fhom * rncted or al 1ht
latter II POSSIBILITY. Tho i3Alth ON hn %pklnsss--
ties and the remaining teeth dolnan ~
Nenralgic Affections treated; alsD.eialhss
PalAte. awrinis
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GTEETE e TRIRI.E.

Hocond St., Hetaecn Chestnut and Nhcffy
..t. - Evansville, Ind.
SASH, Dooiss, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LuMnEit, BoAItDs, LATIIa, &C, OF every Do
or1ption constantly ON hand. PACKING
Boxes OF all kinds made To order. Saving
OF every kind done ON the shortest notice.
aplS-lyI @nA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-23
CH a. ANDRAE, W.
MANU- FAcTuRER or
boots and Shoes
sycamore Street, K m
xusr RETURNED FROM

- my European trip, l would reaneot-
tully Announce 10 my old customers, and
all new onea who may give me a trial, that
am Atiii prepared 90 MI all orders Ia my
line promptly and 20 the satisfaction OF
the public,
have GA hand large stock of CaAtom-
made Goods, which 1 will sell an low "a
anybody IN Evansville ar anywhere else,
therefore call and get ngaod bargain.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-23
Evansville Wool Factory.

The Undersigned respectfully announce
TO Lhe Public In general but most eKpccini-
ly to the Farmers, that they are prepa rod
20 take In Wool for manufacturing imto the
following Goods, viz.
JEANS, BLANKErs, CovERLnra, PLAIN AND
PLAID FLANNELs, LiNsEYs, SATI-
NETS 4 STOCKING YARN.
On the most reasonable terms and short
notice. We have also good supply OF the
above Goods Ga hand for sale on exchange
Tor Wool, so tstnt persons living Rt a dis
lance, who bring or send their Wool early,
can have their goods right OF. Price list
for manufacturing will be- sent on appiica-
uon. once and Factory corner Bond street
and Canal. JOHN w. GRUEN q co.
ap6-6m
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rtOAL ANn eOHlE. A SUPERIOR
- article of Nouphioeony and Piltsbufp
Coal and Coke. which 1 ana prepared 10
Furnish 10 hiaekAnitha aud Hrewern, either
by river OF rail, Coke sent either Ia hogA-
heads or by cur, AZ low rAtea.
once corner WAGER street aud Fulton
Avenue, A. J. HuTufgtcAoN.
Hap.ea dArm
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Among the first boats due here are the
shamrock, fefiat, Louis Darling, Norman,
Leonidas, for MsmpliiAl Cleo, 10. Palmer.
Charleston and Rose liembieton, for Little
Rock Atlanta, Indiana, louisville, Louis
lana and swallow, for Nsw Orleans Arr
mazda, from Cairo silver Cloud aud Anna,
from ist, Louis, and Morning Star, from
Louisville, r=f
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lily EIa N EWS.
INTERNATIONAL PILINTINa.

NO printing establishment Ii the West
has better facilities OF greater ability f0f
doing fne Steamboat Printing, oar assert.
nsHl OF Job Type, though very large and
complete, ~ constantly being added 10, and
our jeb department ~ under Lhe personal
supervision ~ 9ne ~ tAe best Job printers
la the United States, We are prepared t.
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills f.adifig, Lafds, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Iiills Of Fare, Mates Tickets f6f Labor,
Ae,, Sc orders left with either pf tho
wiihrhboats viii be promptly attended 10,
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Plain and Fancy Tlnware,

cooaing and Heating stoves, Mantlea,
Mantle Fronts, the very best lenameied
aratea, nne and commoni hkilieta and
Lids, Ovens aud Lids; hngar-kettiea, ,
Dog-ironai hmeothing.lr fancy and
mia Ware Iron, Timed, and Enameied
Ware, and everything connected with the
buAtuhah, IN saets a general assortment of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-23
DR.. WHITTIER.

A REGIiLARLY HIRED PIHHaI-
n DIAN, ~. his u plomlts which hhngN
III MS ofnce, Will show haA made Chronic
Diseases the sfndy " hfs tDe, aud bus N
uhion'wide reputation, having been toHDer
located "a st. Lpt,ts than any other Chronic
Disease fhyAicinn.
Much OF bis practice has been OF Il pri-
waite natufe-A syphilis 6onorrhuen, elect,
structure, ~ Urinary Diseases, Syphilitic
or Homes ofchitls, Hernia, or Rupture;
also the etiectA OF u Solitary fIahit. niinoua
TO body aud mind, producing Hiotches. be
hility, Impotence, Dizziness, Dimnepa OF
sight, Uontnsi9n ., ld.aa Evil Foiebod.
Weakness, etc; not al these Ia nnv one
enAe, but nii occurring frequently M vn-
riona eases.
no Accommodation ample charges
moderate cures Guaranteed. ConAuita-
tions by letter or at office, free. Most cnaea
can he property h'edfed aetthout an inferpieie
aud medicines, ecctsfc ffom abserVntton
aeut by mail or express, No hindrnnco to
business In most cnHea.
Address nuN HOna, st, iouta, Mo.
Hours .sa am, 10 4 pm, Oiiice pcrtnn
nently located at No. "a 80, Charles Street.
botwren sixth and seventh, one square
south OF i.lndell Hotel, retired spot la
the centre Of the city. - -. -. j,
accommodation of such patients Is require
daily personal attention.
.'a EYER fBODR
can get In A Aenled letter envelope my
'.Theory, symptoms, aud rfehtsaent OF
Nervous, Urinary, nnd sexual Diseases, I"
clearly delincating all the Diseased Condts
tions, with full symptom LiAtA, Ter two
age. Circular FOR Ladies', relating q pIs-
eases of Puberty, Menatruation, hne PreK-
nancy, three cents
au2D dawSm (dlt w
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-23
H0UsEFURNIsHING GOODS.

nw- good assortment OF Tinnerp' stock.
mH All LobhinH, such a. Hu1TiglttNS
ROOFING, Ne, done ht abort notice.
All warranted aa represented.
Offers 20 soil cheap, at Wholesale or retail.
Ordera aoiigited. ,1.,. sst.ts aprit
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-23
Mo-. IA secoInd street.

natwaen Main ANA hynamnfe, and received
a large addition 90 his stock OF ware, 40
that he now has the largest and best select
ed stock III thu citynf LEI NfN ikHlt "a ah
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-23
Arrivals amd Deparfnrea.

The arrivals and departures up % three
80, Louis 70 Cincinnati sam, orr, Cairo 10
Eyansyiiiei Rose ii1te. Henderson to
Louisviliei j, f. Webb. Henderson, 10 res
turn; chafmer, 10 Cairo, Emma No. 8,
Cincinnati 10 ~. Louis.