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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24

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generally known that cenimcl4 have
been awarded w ihp Government ~
certain parties fof cthumalion and
r. iniefmont ~ The bUdrs ~ all Tie
frd, mi soldiers buried IN this yicinI
y, and that The wofk has been poinq
on iof somo months past, The job,
however u moi yet finished
On day before yesterday il W..
stated by 4 Federal officer in this
city a Northern man, holding civil
Office under the test oath, that a repu.
lar system Of the decoration Of The
dead bodies, and awindling the Gov.
eminent, was being carried on, which
for cnormity Of the crime aud huge.
ness Of the swindlc, casts Ear into the
shade any operation yet charged upon
the people who have carried turning
a penny to a degree Of science per
icctly unnpprmchable. Well, this
officer states that eight dollars per
head is allowed the parties removing
the corpscs, aud that, not content
with this remuneration, some Of them
are cutting the bodies into foui
pieces, burying the four pieces IN
four places, and thus receiving thirty
two (s32) dollars, instead of eight,
for every body disintcrrcd.
This charge is made upon the au-
thority of United States official.
The brutality and disregard for the
sanctity of the dead involved are ~
incredible, that We should not pub
lish il On the evidence Of a Southern
rye-witncss. But We have the name
OF this officer, and eau produce il To
facilitate any official inquiry into this
- Petersburg hder.
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A Radical editor Of a newspapcr
in Il Western city held the office of
postmaster. lie attacked the Prcsi-
dent bitterly, and, u strong protest
having been sent to Washington
against his retention in Office, he re-
sorted to a very cute Radical dodge
to set himself right. lie wrote a
leader for his paper, strongly in
dorsing the President politically
and personally. This was put in
type and placed in the form Of his
regular daily edition, and three
copies of the paper printed. The
press was then stopped, the form
taken up, and the editorial support.
ing the Administration taken out.
and one denouncing it put in. With
these three copies he posted to Wash
lngton, aud succeeded in convincing
the administration that he had been
traduccd, and Il was not until the
the editor of the Democratic paper of
city arrived with copies of tho real
ISSUES of this ingenious Radical or
gan that the truth was known. OF
course there was an immediate change
in the dispcnsation Of mail matter in
that city.
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CITATION. NOTICE.
SPECIAL NOTICE

Al persons having claims against N. indl.
viiuallY, and as guardian, ARE notified 10 pre-.
sent them ft payment At M residence near
ssrdis Me. immediately. All rsr-cu. II.
leh,sd 10 me srs required 70 come pfr.rd and
rsv IN or thsy oil y sued.
- tf'u II JOY ATHAs ORR.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24

II you 9 half a dozen faults In a
woman. you may be SURF she has half
O dozen virtues to countcrbalance
them. We love your faulty, and
fear your faultless woman. When
you zee what is termed a fau%ltle--
woman, dread her as you would a
beautiful snake. The power Of Gun
ealing the defects which she must
have, is Of itself a serious vice.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24
EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND
AT COMO.

Sin hundred and forty ARES Of frs, quality
Of land will BE- sold on Monday The "a day cf
January neat At puhlic unicty. Que NJ the
mcsidesinhls sections u landln panols county,
ksown ~ section ~, township 6. nnge :. lying
Worth VI th, land II Austin ptsiay. md South
" the land u j. n. Stnttan. better kncru ~
the s,ovall tract On Ssnatah, cfeek. lsvifhin
three and s.bAlf miles Of Come, aud one and
a-hslf miles n the uiltoad. Has IT'S acrvs
cleared aud under gcod ience. a good dwelling.
and all cut.buillinr n~ece~ar, fnr immediate
use. TermLous third Cssh, balance pt,ahle
In tive notes u equal amnnnts In one aud two
years with interest ftum datr NJ the rate Of
seven rsr cent Roud will b, given for titles
until the whole amount V raid. For further
particulars purchasers are referred 10 Austin
Pastay. II more desinhie to purchasers the
land viii Be divided IN tso portions Of $40
acres each, By . line running east aud west
through the center. and suli separately.
rHos 7 SrOvsLI
Executor Of rlssssn, SiovslL, deceased Il.
Augusta O.. ncv.i-et
csms t-y=t-rts iss
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-24

General John {. Breckinridge Is
at Versailles, France. Gen. Toombs,
Of Georgia. a1d lion. Jacob Thomp.
son Of Mississippi, are at the Gand
Hotel, Paris.
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MEDICAL %pn0pEssI0N.

that sha 40 ttltnta.lI sl.utu ttst
Moot 1ni bafs teen tni sff h ur ssa.
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aff snusH fnd pkhos agti r. fu,l .isl
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end tbai ~ iiss'f h W.. Ny FIR muff Ht
ipiInn ilHh y pflBW ns lotIiy shfu No
tttsG AZ iuaifd nptunf ms vol.
sate hat There flh urf,i tgun.i n sr
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Dro"Roo
YOUR LIFE BLOOD
Nus, b. purified by using
DRoMoooLE A CO.'S
Constitutional Monarch.

Which will Immediately eradicate an impnr.
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skin diseases aud truptionS scronala cam Itch.
letter, sculdhead, ring worm. syphiIi. and ali
'vphilitic diseases, effects 1T mercury. tnmors
huils old ulcers aud sores, pinrleA hIolch,.
rnlatgrmrniA aud all those diseases recurring a
hlooi purifier. Il IL composed Of .lininrA
yellow desk, aarnpauilt. hutdork aud iodlir
potash. Price one dollar.
Our other preparations Of rqual puril, an a,
follows;
pfomgoole 4 Cos nd 4 ,uhuc4 remedy. for
nll iorm, Of diatrhncA, vomiting, etc.
hrumgcOls A Go = dtsent,p compound. mr
dyssnier bloody hn,. mucu. %dihrhoca si,.
DrumEpole A Cos vegetable ant,-bili on
pills asurc, stlc and efr ,tual compound tur
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Dromfonis 4 Co.'S liver pill. Tor a~ruusin,
The liver cleansing the stomach and bowel, &
oil bilious matter, etc.
n~tomgcolc A Go {, eureka secret curr. irr ,
certain glass u troublesome diseases. rfis,
tNo dollar. aud A-half
nrcmg,ple A Co. tomb hair restorative. fof
restoring the hair to Ia natural color and pre-.
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ppmgcols \ Co.'S lone star Imminent. Tor
rheumatism, PAINS bruises sprsins etc.
brumgoplr A Co pile saliva csrtain. safe
and e%lcytual remedy fot ali forms Of piles.
uri,r r. vi. cited-nnne ut nni on rommi,
sion. Up pRONGnOLE co.
Pfupris,orS NemphiS Team.
wholrssls agents fut all our Fupda to whom
may W sent
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Barns Ward 4 Co. New urlcan.
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Sold In Pamela BY HclsssA Noorr. and In
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Northern Hos,fnm ysnder..

Who a" making essJ pfsal That lma g]inaiiop
cit inteni lh ofiff 100 gin The confidence ii
ihl Southern pep. No. iml 81 nt dstfm ned
~ REPRESENT Hn mtiis. pnd Vol
upon NE people 10 iu.ids There ~ ihhi
mftnh'r t1nppin g MIR firm uli graduated
md e]ipsfenrrd pli hna aud With all our
h'liiJ md sip' 'nte We have p%frpaftl md
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King Of
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A scientific preparation for coughs, cold.
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VI blood, and for all other pulmonary affections
II Immediately lcoscns the phlcgm. relieve, the
cough aud pain, promotes free expcctoraiion,
aud soothes and quiet, tho troubled nervous
system, enabling them to sleep Al night Pdce
one dollar.
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DrorlagpoI,, as COS
English Female HIllers

lea powerful uterine louie and female fsgnla.
tor, aud is just llr medicine ~ much needed
by the female community both Old aud younp.
lhtuu, hout the South It relieve, al 'rry,i
latities removes nistiicil"nt cures painful ~
suppressed menstfuation falling u the wont
Or white ohlorr,is. h,,trrirs
pnlpilation uf The heart, md ~ that class nj
complaints peculiar o. females. Il restore
arouses and %inyigou,lsl the womb thereby h.
Quoting regularity and health.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

60 Is OFTEN THE RESULT. iiae
BROWNS BRONcmIAL TROcHEs
HAVING OBJECT IKRLuEhoE TO THE PARTS ,GIvE
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh,
Consumptive and Throat Diseases,
TRocHEs ARE USED WITH ALWAYS oooD SUCCESS,
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
VIII nd TToohes useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion Of the vocal
organs. The 7Foches are recommended and pre-
scribed by Physicians. and have had testimonials
from eminent men throughout the country. Be
ing an article Of true merit, and having proved
their efficacy by O test Of many years, each year
finds them In new localities In various parts Of
the world, and the TT0cAes are universally pro-
nouuced better than other articles. MI VI
oDrAfN only "BRowN's BRoEcHIAL TRocHEs.' .
and do not take any Of the WorshIess limitations
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere in the United States, and in
Foreign Countries, at IS cent? per box
DEE Gmd6w sEf
! Y ACROWN OF GLORY ss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

A CONFIRMED CAsE.-A gentleman of
excellent habits and very amiable dispo-
sition, was SO unfortunate. as to have a
wife of a very different character; in
short, one that would get beastly drunk
Being'in corpeny with a few intimates
one evening, one Of them remarked to
him, that if she was his wife-since all
other things had failed--be would fright
en- her in some way, so that she would
quit her evil habit, proposed the follow,
ing method: When she was dead drunk
she should be laid in a box shaped like
a coffin, and left in that situation until
her fit should be over, and consciousness
restored
A few evenings after, the dame being
in proper state, that plan was put in
execution; and after the box lid was
properly secured, the party before allu-
ded to, watched each in turn to witness
the result. About daylight the next
morning, the watch hearing movement,
laid himself down by the box, when her
ladyship, after humping her head o few
times, was heard to say:
BLESS mel where am II" The out
slider answered in sepulchral tone:
Madam, you are dead and in another
worldf' - s ,.aiss
A pause ensued, after which the lady
enquired again: {,
"Where are your lsAse39
ooh, am dead, too" replied he.
"Can you tell me how long have
been dead? EaE s1i
"About three weeks.
How long have you been deadga,
"Fcnr months
swell, you have been here SO much
longer than have, can't you tell me
4ohers I can setG Httle ginfi Ia NJ.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

A Clergyman, while residing In South America
as missionary, discovered q safe aud simple
remedy for the cure of Nervous Weakness, Early.
Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal OF.
gans. and ths whole train of disorders broughs on
by banefnls,and vicious habits Great numbers
have lbeen already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire to benefit the affiicted and
unfortunate, viii send'ths recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, In sealed envelope. to
any one who needs It, Free Of Charge. =
Please enclose a postpaid envelope, addressed
TO yourself. address, 80 r Z
= Aps JOSEPH II. INMAN,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05
sPECTAL NOTICES
a nARnr0 INYALIns.

We invite the special attention Of the sick and
afflicted, no matter what the disease, CT how bad,
to careful perusal Of DE-. Eastsrlys medical adj
vsrtisements, which can be seen in another coll
umn OF our paper this morning. DR.. Eaateriys
Family Medicines are standard prsparstions' sell
rsPidiy give general satisfaction, are kept IN al
the principle drug stores, and are the most oele'
brated and Popular Remedies now In ase. we
advise families to keep q supply Of each Of DE
Eastariy's Medf6ines On band and thereby save
money In doctoras bills. For sale BY the Drug
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05
Ihe Address anal Hsr AdmI I ,,lr.

One Of the most beautiful actresses oi
the Boulevards, Paris, received daily,
for about month, little penny bouquet
of violets She found the bouquet in
the box or with The door-keeper, every
evening as the play was about TO begin,
and this simple offering Of an unknown
love affected her in spite of herself
While acting she looked carefully around
--at the boxes, the parquette, and even
behind thez scsnes--but TO no purpose
she~ saw nothing by which TO erecog-
nike the man of bouquets. And
thereupon she gave her Imagination free
rein, iand-the imagination of an actress
isIvery similar to that Of other folks.
Was he foreign prince who wished to
captiVate her heart before placing at
her feet his crown and treasures2 Or
was be an artist too bashfnI to declare
his pAssion2 Sha iRterrogated the box
keeper, the tirew0men-in short, every
bodycemployed in the theatef, but mo-
body knew anything about it. Still the
bouquets came.
"Do they tslllns that eonstanoy ia a
ehimeraf rmurmured she. seq aERa "
The other evening as she entered the
tuCdtGEs SuC 5EGG6kt0a u AE0oA OC14uGs
of violets, and this time the flowers were
accompanied BY q letter AT lasti said
she, and opening BY the light of the re-
Hector, she read as follows: - 49,
.aHMademeiselle: / have loved you
for long time, for Is not beholding and
loving ynn the same fhing2 Every day
come to admire you, to applaud you,
to deligisa myself with the brightness of
your eyes and the charm of your voice"
"He must be in the house" thought
the actress, and she peered through
hole in the curtain. The audience had
Just commenced to assemble. She re-
sumed her reading: ..--,,ss. =.
'sOf your voice. You are beautiful
and charming, happy are they who may
approach you What would not give
to be near you always2 Would the
treasures of the. world be worth one Of
your smiles2 No" q
"Ah, that is niceP she sighed, and
turning the page, she continued: On
HNol and yet care to love you--to
tell you that / love yor still more. L
venture ito beg you not to reject my
homage" azhfseiss q
HE begins to explain himself" said
she to herself, and l shall know"-and
she continued--"my homage If this
expression of my love does not offend
you. place this bouquet in your bosom.
Obi then shall bethe happiestof menr 7
swell, sald she,t no signatures nc
name giYeni but let rs see--here is u
postscript. - a~iekQE.n
"If You ars curious to know who
writes to you, look up to the fourth tier
my legs will hang overi 4'A'sAA : =
The note dropped from the hand of the
actress, and her arms nearly dropped
from her shoulders.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05
Nl n > [ ] sFirstSt..,ss
JAQUESs, FRRNGHI& CO.sssss
HOMEOPATHTC.
HUmPHaEYs,

=
HuMPHREYss
HOMEOPA HH1C 7SRECkRICSz
TTAVE PROVED, FROM THR MOST AMPLE
IA expsrenees an enJire sueeesss slmpie-S
esy sSs ssaSss a
90 simple that mistakes canRot be made An usi OF
them; so harmless as to be free from danger, and
fsssS the E om al .nS
VIII always rsndsr satisfaction.
Ns.i.I''. Fsvs4s, conassttoD, fbtIam mstiopa IS
No, Worms, WsFm Fever, Wormgelie IS
30. So Crying Cholhc, or ieething of in
rrl fanke Is
70. Dlarrh@s Of ehildrsn Or aduils~s225
No. Ch9lera mexhusy Essgsa, JVonl. %
No. I" :. u runeG iiis IS
No. 9s HeadasiI~, sisk Is1dSehs. Feftig s.
Ne. 70 u DysPspsis; giloRs s,Q%gssshh
No - V,fses 10 nrofn.n 81
No ~ /" Group. Cough. difficult Breathing. %
No. IA ala n he ma.s Ef sipelas, fupti0 Eb
No. 10 s. Ieheum att ana, Rheumatic Rains IS
No 10 " Fever and Ague, Chill FEVER
Agues...--.-..-----.s---... so
No. ~ 8 tEhooPsRg Cough, aud violent
No 10 q Catarrh, scuts or chronic, Inauslz. so
No. 10 " OpthalHay and sore or weak eyes 80
No q Asth a, oppressed Breathing.....s... so
No. Y Ear Dfsehark ess impaired Hear-
No. ass' sercidis, Ediaigad Glands. swell
No. "a GsnsrsT De and 2 F i; %
Weak ness. 4. !. -. =. so
No. 20 :" Dropsy and scanty secretions........ SO
No. rs '.-Sea ste &IAeas, sickness from riding 50
No. q +" kidney DfseaGes--GFavsl......... so
No. % 't n ervsus Deb.lify, Seminal Ennis 8
go q sions.G In xafuIssary Discharges...A1b 20
No 20 Sore Mouth, Canlrer. 50,
No. 20 g Urinary lMcomstmence, Wet
eE tlng bed .- .....
No. 81 % Painful Periods, even Win
spapms go. -. .. ...a.... so
No 32rt Safs rings, change Of lifs........... 100
No. 80 '.EPtlfpsey, spasms, and St. Wits %
Dancs...s..s W
No. 81 n Pt.herta, uleeJatsd sors Threat So.
FAMILY CASES. =.
35 yials, moroeco case, and BOOK SO 90
20 large walls in morocco. end book. 40 6 co
20 DdofiC1 plain case, aud book ............ 90
IS boxes ines. 20 15)s and hook l.-,.ssi Z - 90
,.ss VETERINARY SPECIFICS e.
Mahogany ses, 10 vialE SO co
single vials, with directors = o.
@s-Theae Rentd sss by the case or single box,
are 81 Mt to any part of the country, ~ inHilo
express tree or charge, on receipt Of the price
& Address - a4err,4nt3 att4CH fGnfa1 DG& thal
- HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEBTn1EE COMPANY, u
Office ard Depot, No. 562 Broadway, New York a
DIR. HunPHRETs IS consulted daily 81 his ofAse,
PsIsonslly or BY letter, as abevsefer sEsforTsof'
syab szsf FERRIS, sR4RKsos oo9vsa
'e28 Wholesale Agants, Evansville, Tlid,y :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

Halle Vegetable .Sfctitan Hair He
newer has proved Itself TO be the most perfect
preparation for the hair offered to the public.
It 10 vegetable compound, and contains no in
furious properties Whatever.
1T Mill REsLQRE GREY HAIR TO ITS
IL will keep the hair from falling out.
1t cleansea the scalp and makes the hair soft,
lustrvua and siiken.
1t isa splendid hair dressing. II
No perso ! (, old or young, should fall to use It,
7 1T Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
RS- Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Re-
newer, and take no other.
&5AS y - r. P. HALL d 90, ~
I Nassau, N. H., Proprietorsss
For sale BY KELLER& WHITE, and Drug
OiRts uaneralIv snc7s. Am
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05


l rather like waterfalls. ~
/ kant tell why, emmy more than ken
Y tel why love kastor ile-bnt kasior lie
is good for lazyness in the system.
q don't like lazyness ov no sort-not
even in mnsketers.
~ IYant my musketers lively. III
u But awl this is foreign to mi purpose.
Hike waterfalls-they areso cay and
natural. AZ - ~ !,
They attack all the sex. .s
Some they attack with crate fury,
while others they approach more Ike
Is. d siege, working up slowly. ss.a
Isaw one yesterday so ~es
=, y 1t was no bigger than small French
turnu2 500 ts
It had e.ttaoked small woman ov
4. only nine summers duration.
-i4q She was full nv recreation and when
she bounded along the sidewalk (it WIZ
ON the west side Of st. Clair street, in
49, Cincinnaty, fornenst Baker Davisyei-
low sope store) the waterfall highsted up
and down in an oscillating5 manner,
resembling much the sportive, terminus
of a bob-tailed lamb in great hurry.
The effect was purely electrick. = "A
| also saw another one pretty soon,
which belonged tew a mature matron. =
She might have saw IS summers, her
fhair waz white as -four perkins A, !"
worth 10 dollars DARRELL, delivered;)
but the.waterfall was black q
asked bystander how he could &C.
count for that M
a. HE said it was younger" a
also saw another one pretty soon,
which was the property Of gusher 9 Il
She was about 10 years old, and was
az ripe az a 2 year peach. FL
She swept the streets like a thing Of
q life es So 4
..iS. Men stopped to gaze az she passed,
and put in new chew of tobacco
Little boys pocketed their marbles in
silence. ..iH .f.r 4
Her waterfall waz about the size of
eorn-basket turned Gside out.
1t was inklosed in Q common skap net,
and kivyered with blazing dimonds of
glass. !
n a III shone in the risky sun like the tin |
dome on the Court House, where the
supervisors meet. 800. 80 /
BntI rather like waterfalls
1t haz been sed that they would run |
out, but this, think, il error, for they |
don't show no leak yet
In the language of the expiring Ca
madam on our Northern frontier, / say
f"Niye Ia Bag-a-t-L"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

would call atten zion TO the fact of its being ths
Orig nal and Largest Gifs Ass citation In the
try. We are therefore enabled to send Finer
Goods, and give better chances TO obtain the more
valuable prizes, than aay other estsbi shment Of
the kind The, business eostinuss to be conduct
ed in a fair and norable manner, and q large
and greatly increased trade is proof thar our Tai
IONS appreciate this method Of blaming rich and
During toe past year this Association has sent
q very large ppnbsr set vslaabls prizes t6 all
parts Of the country, Those who patronize Us
Will receivs the fu'f value Of their money, as no
article on our listtSworth less thkh one dollar,
retail, and there are no blanks. u bea sidi 81
Parties deaIlne with us may depend on, having
prompt returns, and tle article drawn Will be inn
medlate.y sent 70 any address, by return mail or
The following parties hsEe 1receatIy drawn vail
liable prizes from the Eureka Association, and
have kindly allowed the use Of their names, Many
other names might be published were We per,
Andrew Wilson, custom House, Fslladeiphis,
Pa, Oil Painting, value 500; james HArgTaFes,
500; <. f. Jones. Bsrrsss. Marshaile eSnntxj
Kansas, Melode0n worth 500; Patrick J. Byrnes,
Waterbury. Coo n. Gold watch worth 1926 /; J. "
shaw, ~ East 24th. Street. New York, Piano
worth $500; Mrs. Charles j. Nevis, Elmira, n
T., PisnO worth $3.50; Mics Lucy Jansway, Eini-
"a, N: r., Diamond Cluster Ring worth $500;
Mrs. PennoyFr, City Hotel, Nashville. Tenn,
meiodeon worth SIPS; Oscar III. Allen, Co. B,
1924 Reg. Ind. vSls.,S Nashviilsa 4enn., Watch
worth SS5; R0wland 8 p tterson, "a ID, 10Th
Iowa Vet Vols, Oil Painting worth $780,; Mrs.
Abbey J. Parsons, springfield, Mass, Nicholson
worth Size; James Dexter, City Surveyor, SYRIA
cuse, X, Cold wstch worth $3.50; Mrs Jas lily,
va Wooster streets lcoraerI Becker, n Y, Oil
Painting worth 500, Mrs j D Coles. Grand Rap
ids, Mieh:gRni siiPer Castor worth $40 Dr. J
S'nclair, 10 Main street, Utica, n X, Framed
Engraving worth Se5 Hon Lufher Detmol3,
Washington d @, Oil PAinting worth Sl00. ~
Letters from various parties throughout the
roqntry,- aefnowledging thu receipt OF very Talu-
10io Gfft8, mar be file in D Ice,
To be Sold for one BOlIar Eaeh,
SYithout eHau to value, and not TO b paia FOR
until You knew what you will recf i've: .~g
Elana Llnan.un..l piarnn q .----L !.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

s@- 4 CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY lF THE
ABOVE ARTIUlES FORtOHE DOLLAR BY
PURCHASING A SEALED ENVELOPE FOB
TWENTY-FIVE CE&TS. we Az
pS- Fiv Ses,ed Envelopes viii be sent for 81;
Eloven FIR &c; Thirty for So; Sky Aye for $40
One land Esd for SIS. liAGRKTs WANTED
EvERfWHERR,, ,.rt.sr r.s..tf.
nhneezsary.h u2aAa-5-4 I'm s-@-- -4i-
! Orders for Sealed Envelopes must IN every cBss-
Be aoootnP an4ed ~ The Cash, with the name OF
the pessop sending, Town. County. and .Stats
plainly written. Letters should be addreesed TO
flie managers as follows: ue9i salf e''N
Z GOODWIN, HUNT a, co, 4sbao Y
Box 57O6, Post Office, New York.
rt-t-A'-f1 49, oc10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-05

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