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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-10

q The STRING GAME,--A nice young,
man appeared at the office Of Esquire
Davidson, on Monday, who repre-
scented that he had come from Louis
vile on tho Sam Orr, and on his way
he had been feeoed out Of all his
money by a set Of sharpers on the
string game, As the Orr did not
come from Louisville, and as there
was no gaming on the Orr, ms Captain
Duncan informs US, we are inclined to
think the Young man was trying to
manufacture a little sympathy.
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The ELECTION IA CREniT4BLE
DAY - We are happy and proud 10
record, that Notwithstanding the uh,
precedented excitement attending the
election yesterday, that every thing
passed off Ia the most ereditnblc man
ner, as far as the peace and good or
der of Che city was concerned Both
pArtiesworked with n will ~ If deter
mined TO win, and our epemeeratie
brethten kept the fight up, till late IN
the AFTERNOON, even after they bad
given up all hopeiaof success, film
deed they ever had any. Not a ilgbt
secured Bo 1hfaAs welhaVg heard all
day, except a 'siigift'" scrimmage be-
tween two Conservative clmpyLthe
result of too liberal imbibation Of
Niblaek .io THE, yF9sultis inst what we
had a right t9expeptand is Characters,
tic of the city Of Evansville, which has
mover, we believe, been disgraeed by
but one mob, ane which has always,
been noted for It's quiet elections aud
the good order that has prevailed on
public occasions. So may il ever DO.
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A LiTTLE NlxEDf-ln the hurry
ing Of making up yesterdays issue
our foreman got our description Of
The banners borne by the great Union
wagon on Monday night, and the in
scriptions they bore, slightly mixed.
We repeat a portion Of il corrected.
The principal pew fsatqPes lwere a
large wagon gorgeously decorated, and
bearing a large banner inscribed as
got1a.ya. 30 or pHe frV - if
loliDWs' IfssiT4I lIi iliff aIf1i1rHtt 100
"Ciyil Rights 70 ALL eaa'aa"
'1'Eduali Reprcsentati6hafii9d
THE Nations Debt Sacred; the
Rebel Debt Void;n "slhvea Eman-
cipated BY Ho6ellionk not 10 be Paid
for" Firing sistersI upon these
terms you may ride in the great
Union Wagon" '' N
In this wagon were twenty-five
young and beautiful tbisses, elegantly
dressed in white, with scarfs over
their shoulders, bearing each thel
4 z
name ofa loyal State; and ia the rear
Of the car was ono representing Ten
ness@ (npd nboy0> her a shield bear
ing the inscription, 2 Tennessee 40
cepts the Situation <tYl s8Yl8I
In the rear pf tiis Yas ~ old-fqsh-
toned vehicle, arrayed IN rcd aud
white, and drawn by two lean,
1adk hass, with rape traces Bpd
shabby harness, driven by d scedy-
looking ecusg, ,admirgbjy representing
the piayed-out chiyalry." IN this
wagon were seated ten young misses,
nicely drbsesd, but docking melan-
choly but stpbborp. Above them was
large banner bearing the following
"The bigger has no rights a,white
nianfs bound to respect" ~ .at
.1'''Penured Traitors Ineligible to
W. Viii not consent tommy ADJUST
inSnt If political pow4pln which pho
niggers are not counted"
ql2WeSllpererdsrsu our glorious
leaders"
o''sWe win not pay you for whipping
9a tGs.y Q9aA, T. EHQk e..
robbed ns Of, or We will wiring il from
your hearts. YiysEhIf EfYI1I
+, Observation-Disclosures WAS d q golden
chariot drqYA by tbFee bprses abreast,
and in itwasi seated 4 beautiful young
lads, .attiredswitb great magnifccnce,
bedfing q splendid flag Of the
Union SWMgrS@
i5rhis was beautiful design, aud
attracted much admiration. On the
line Of march the banner bearing the
rebel Inscriptions broke, down, aud
was thrown aside, indicating that the
South win yet give up their herctical
dogmas, i s.aa s,'.gf + 1 .a
o EI...tl rFrHrrefff -l7-f -i--4f sfI.rf
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= TaASks I'VE are indebted to Cap.
tbin McCutchen and VIM, Koch, of
Perry township, for the returns from
that township, delivered at 2:l5. A. NJ
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aaaLOI I'M afsl I4dNY Sir
Election Returna.--V anderbargh
County.

1Ha,lAlJi 1Nh In JadNYEa
Election Returns.--Vanderburgh
County.
.TheIfollowlak IL The. nfIi6lAlvote of
Union ToypHhIpi for which we are in
debted 10 Esquire Catlett and Frank
Edmonds, who arrived at II 30 last
night
rsanor F6Rssiflr AbApspPaa PnEoraor,
For Secretary Of State-Col Nelson
Trusler, 744; M. ID. Manson, 54a.
sAIeMa Nuiltef' TIP 'PtA4eA TlfohiaA n /.
MoCaFty, 745; Christian q, Badger,
S4z.
FdrA11easAreK of HtAtA4'Ged. Ma
than Kimball TAT, James d. Ryan,
$40, =. "a
For Attorney deneral-Delana n.
Williamson, 745, John II, Coifroth
2l1 dNi 'A4Ai FhHAFd
For superintendent Of Public In
struotion-Goorge W. Hoas, 745, H.,
~ Chapman, 542
For Congress-L. q. DeBrulsr. 75a;
> WeR Nibladk $50, h t,, Is, soai iaiae
For Prosecuting Attorney, Com
non Pleas Court-Wm, NJ, Hoggatt
7aak WIN, Loudop, oh T. vow
For sapatpr7nTbopsa o, Jaquess,
74S, Andrew Kek, $50,
ssi Nor joint ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y.
Hopkins. 75i Jsna6pha. Cox, b97,
For representative Emil Biaehof,
TsH, Leroy Calvert, b45.
For Treasurer lthdinlander, III;
..Lnnkenheimer. .bG6. -.
,SgRvppgpty aop4issigaerrgDeek
74Ti Nurre, SIG
For COroner-ll ayliD. 7i7, Ger
I hard s84i, Y HbaEg ~fA'aAah3A
For Assessor Warren, 81 MeDe-
Wit, ~. -ft
MIDDLE PRECINCT,
I = For Secretary Of State LlTrasler
132; Manson, 700.
For Auditor Of State-MoCarty.
7a2, Badger, 792,
For Treasurer Of State-Kimball,
TIT Ryan 703
For Attorney encfll Williamson,
Tbs Colfroth, 7sl.
FOR Superintendent of Public In.
YarqqtioprlIoFs 798 Y Chapman, 70l
For Congress-D6lIruler, 736; Nib
lack, 100
For Prosecuting Attorney-Hog-
gait, 723i Loudon, 70s; Bischmann, 8.
For Coroner-llaylin, 725; Ger
a hard 7AOs nam r,,os.. ray,
"a For Treasurer Rhelnlander. Aee5
sLunkonheimer SOD. 4a- ~ RI.
For Senator - Jaquess, 78i. Kek
100.
t9olf6r HdCiati Rop9e.ehtatiSel.a Him.
kins, 1876; Cox, 100
ForEoppty Commiaaioper-Deeke
7y; Nure, 792,
ss'@9 ssf9raRoprosentatlSa BiAcboe 7ge.
Calvert, .79l, =, aatses ill IL
For Assessor-A. McDeyitt f25
VIM Warren, 40 -
LOWER fttEcfNcT,
For Secretary off State Col Nelson
Trusler, 0i6, Gen. M. D. Manson
409-union majority, 1877.
For Auditor OF State-T Thomas Il.
MsCgtE 5ttigC, q, Redger 40
Union majority, i3J.
For Treasurer Of State-Gen. N.
kimball, $40; j, H. Ryan, 100
Union majority lSi.l aEiJl " F.
"a. For Attorney Gehcral d. u. Viii.
liamson, SIT; X, ColTrotb, 4O7-r
Union majority, 40. taoa
For Superintendent of Public Ina
sttpctiqn q W IIoss, 5fl;p II, M.
Uhappag, il0--llnion majority 1874,
For CONGRESS- L.. 20. DeBruler,
W.s'E'e@%Niblaok, HOG; Judge
f'tehet, liifaiEfiop mai6fiy, 40.
III FOR Fr9Focuting Attorney, Common
+" Pleas Oonrt-W a. M Iioggntt 52s Z,
e, VIM London, los -uoion majority,
asf-h - .aih a au4 '.il9
For senator--irl @ eJaqucss, 5ts:
aAndrcw Kek, l60-union, IN, majority
p t30.
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CENTRE Townsville.

geH t4A A #H4H'H u ~ 81 II M -
The returns from Centre Township
show the following Union maiorities
DeIiruler, Congress, 80.
I" AJalhess, State Senator, &c.,
Hopkins, Representative, IS.
Biaehof, Representative. SO.
Rheihlahder, Treasurer. 80.
Decker, Commissioner, "a.
GERMAN TOWNSHIP.
is8THo rbsnltifothis precinct wis sFe-
ported at rs for the Democrats. We
were not able to obtain the particulars
last night.
eA ARMSTRONG T0wNaHIPf
Was reported to have gone, for the
Democracy by an average majority Of
100.
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JUST So.-The happy manner in
whitli.the torohlightprocessions pass
ed off On Monday right, is said to
have been tho result ofo kindly ad-
vice to brother Keir6lf, on Monday,
.ibprnihs,,ad Hag washed bis feet and
'ccnibed his'heud, and the result was.
good nature inspired all and FALL went
merry as a marriage bell"
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MEETING Ar PRlNcEToN.-We had
the pleasure. on Monday night, Of
meeting for a moment, in our eity,Qpt
loyal aud excellent friend, T. N.
Pierce, Ed of Terre Hauto, Who,
with Mr.. w, 2. Fishbaek, addressed
about 1000 Union men at Princeton,
on Monday, and who oame down TO
the city on the 5 O'clock, train to sec
the sights, We met him for mo-
ment ms we were on our way TO sup
per, hut were. afterwards unable TO
find him in the vast throng that.
crowded the streets. lie gave us
yeIgepcouragiug accounts from Terre
aaute aud the Seventh Congression-
al District, which the Union men had
strong hopes of carrying yesterday,
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"A GAY OLD TmE.--Tho Boys in
Blue, and the friends who helped
them, fight the bloodless battle Of
yesterday, feeling good oyer the an
ticipated and manifest results, assem-
bled At Masonic Han last piglitAntii
il was literally packed full, and gay
old time was had, with fine music,
speeches, anecdotes, and enthusiastic
cheers II reminded us Of that ever
memorable night in November 1864,
when tho Union wigwam was made to
ring with the joyous shouts Of the
hosts Of Freedom, as they awaited the
lightning flashes that heralded the
reelection Of our glorious aud below
ed Lincoln, aud the consequent pres
sage Of the inevitable triumph Of the
Republic Short and pithy speeches
were made by John j. Chandler, Col
Jones,u Rev b. T. Catch, Major
Hyncs,n Col, Bisch, j D. Carmody, |
Col. Ilornbrook, Charles h. Marsh, |
and we know not how many others. !!
IT was glorious old fashioned love
feast, and the boys were wild with |
joyful aptielpqtiohs We hope their
expectations may be more than re-
allied ..ss.tI adl liu 4iI II..Ifflt.,n gl..r..a
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TROUBLE AT TgnRE HAUTE--ONE
MAN KILLEDs-We received n private
dispatch ff6m 'rerre IIaute yesterday
afternoon, stating that lee Kirtly, a
desperate, at noon yesterday, knock
edsa Union man down with n billy.
The Union man arose and shot Kitty
through the head, killing him instant
lly. Kirtly waa,a Desperate character.
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"A COAX. "A young friend Of ours
~ good Republican whose business
would not permit him TO turn out
with the torch-liebt procession, sup
piled himself with - ors6 worth of
fireworks and awaited the arrival Of
the Union procession. The Demo
cratic procession came along first
and the young gentleman started off
his fireworks, sppposing II was the
Republican procession that was pass
ing. His vexation and modification
may be imagined when a Democratic
acquaintance came along, and il the
pious language of that divine Of First
Street, exclaimed -. what theh-l
are you doing IN this croWd2"r How
are yon fireworks Haaaaa .aso
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TIM GREeeEaT Cry SILVER BAND.
This noble organization Of superior
musicians, seemed fairly inspired by
the surroundings ON Monday night,
and played with unusual life and ami.
nation. They we're divided into two
bands, as nearly equal in numbers as
possible, and as the grand Union pro
reesiop paraded through the streets,
Tho rich strains Of their magnificent
,mneio sounded loud and clear over all
the noise and din. After the process
sion dispersed, they united and
marched down 10 the Sherwood House,
discoursing the,most charming music.
a geDhemon from New York says he
never heard superior music, eyenin
that city,.so famous for its fine bands.
The Crescent City Silver Band IL nm
institution Of which our people may
we'll be. proud They are true blue,
every one OF them There Is not a
Z Yoprheeser' among them. They
have added greatly 10. the interest and
success Of the Union cause.u 1tafe
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BY Telegraph iA New YORK, Dec. 27.
CoTToN-Reavy at 33@3315c, chiefly the
latter. .....-4.s
FLoUR-10@l5c better at IS 40@ll 10 fol
State and Western, and 81 O0@ll 80 for
Ohio.
WHEAT-Firm and quiet.
CoRN-Duu at 12(9l3c in store; 14CG15c
afioat, and Ii for white Southern afioat.
OATS-Dull at 62965c.
PoRK-Firmer at $40 S7@20 so for new
and SIS cycle OF for old, closing better for
cash.
BEEF HAMS-Firmer.
CUT MEATS-Heavy, at 9@l0c for shout
ders, and l0@l2c for hams. eaE
DRESSED HoGs-Firmer at 754@8c for
Western.
LARD-Dull at 11g121&c. IS L. .EE .F
BUTTER-I5@20c for Ohio.
MoNEY-Steady at 6617 per cent
STERLING-Dull at 9@94 per cent,
GoLD-Lower; opening at 1917 declining
to 1872, and closing at 1929.
GoyERNMENTs-14(615c lower.
STocKs-Dull; Toledo 2315; New York
Central 9ls; Reading ~; Wabash and
bal and st. Joe SS54; Tennessee skies 691s
5-20's, new issues, ~, of '62 8l;4coupons 10.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

The additional arrivals aud departures
last night were the Liberty No. q Louis
vile to Memphis; Morning Star, Louis
vile and return; Armada, Cairo to Evans.
vile; Chattanooga, to Nashville ....... Our
duty in attending the Council prevented
us having the pleasure OF meeting our
good friends of the Liberty, but we re-
ceived a memento of their kind remem-
brance in the shape of large pitcher of
egg-nogg, which our friends assure us was
passingly delicious-we don't drink our
self, but we appreciate the kindness none
the less. "A merry Christmas and happy
New Year to the wild-winged and her
genial crew....--. The Morning Star was
late, not arriving until after dark. We did
not learn the cause of her detention.........
The Chattanooga left for Nashville at 81
o'clock last night, with staving good
trip.....-.The grand Armada, the most gall
liant steamer on the lower Ohio, arrived
from Cairo, at 8 o'clock last night, with
big trip of both freight and people. She
had 100 bales of cotton and much
other freights, including several hogs
heads of tobacco. The Pittsburg Clique
has had enough of the Armada, and pro-
pose to try the Charmer whack
We shall see what we shall see ..............
The Armada made five unsuccessful at
tempts to get coal ON her down trip, and
was compelled to use wood from Battery
Rock to Cairo. There was no taking the
bank in the game...-......The crew of the
Quickstep confessed as much. She came
from Cairo in q hours with a full load, and
made all her packet landings. She goes
to Cairo to-day at O'Clock, and is safe,
fast and elegant. She has vindicated her.
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ST, LOUiS Market.

By Telegraph ba ST. LOUIS, Dec. q.
Observation-Disclosures
CoTToN-Nominal at Soc.
b FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT--Stiff and higher; Spring ranges
at 81 1902 40; prime Fall 50 1902 IS; choice
81 80
CoRN-Declining at 7s@85c, and closing at
7SaS0c
OATS-Heavy and lower at 64@6Gc.
PROYIsIoNS-Quiet and unchanged; bust
ness small.
WHISKY-UnSettled.
HoGS-Dull; packers standing off; pens
full; no sales reported on Change.
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TtUelUe thousand copies sold the first month
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL.
Especial to the Evansville Journal
Weekly New York Market Review.
NEW YORK, Dec "a, 1855.

Editors Journal:
The general markets remain in the same
quiet condition as for some weeks past
The approaching holidays operate as a
further check on large transactions, and Ii
is said that much less than the usual
shopping /" is now being done.
THE MONEY MARKET in the last few days
has been quite active, and at an advance
In rates; borrowers fad It more difficult to
supply their wants. Call loans, on stock
collaterals, are worth 7per cent. CONNER.
cial paper to 10 per cent. Government
Bonds have declined; 5-2Os of 1852 are 1867,
and 1905 los. Gold declined all week /;
opened on Monday at 1887; declined on
Saturday to I22s4; closing on Saturday at
1895; and has ruled to-day at about 1885.
FOREIGN Exchange is lower Bankers sixty
day bills on London 100, and commercial
drafts to IA per cent lower.
BREADSTUFFs-Were more active early
in the week, but since Tuesday have been
quiet. Flours had advanced so to 75c on
low grades, but since then have receded Is
TO 3Oc per barrel, and the market very
quiet under the fall of gold, and the falling
off consequently in the shipping demand.
The medium and extra grades OF Flour
have been quiet, and prices irregular
Corn has peen quiet under the gold decline
and unfavorable news from Europe. We
quote Western mixed at 81 10 per bushel.
PRovIsIoNs-Have been rather active,
but at lower figures. We quote mess $40 25
to $40 80; new do. SO % to $40 IS. Lard NC
to lie for No. to steam dried Western.
Y CoFFEE-Has declined somewhat, with
more business doing atquotafions, say 17c
to l71ac gold for good Rio. ~
y SUGARS ID nderdeeIine IN gold are lower;
prices favor buyers. a u 30 b.
4 ToBAcco--.With small receipts prices are
unchanged. ae2T ID VAsk, sssH =
FREIGHTs-To the West unchanged, and
to Enropea little lower than last quoted. p.
CoTToN-Has been variable in price and
extent Of taansactionss ] QnSW ennesdag an
advance Of fully sone FeentagYas attained
over last weeks, prices, but. this has been
since lost under the fall of gold, and we
now quote sniddling uplands 49, 1aac TO 34c,
lwithosman TRANSACTIONS. The interyen-
ton of Christmas " win prevent transac-
tons in the staple, and edo not look for
much activity till after the LIST of January.
Wee note, however, that lately the lower
grades have been in greater demand, and
prices have ruled stronger than In the bet
ter qualities. ~ Hfsk a7HEe5
Yours, truly, r.f4 = ,tq,,,.1.
FOSTER, COPELAND & Go.
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New York Market.

FOSTER, COPELAND & Co.
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O p z - A
IL q S & n u n a. m t
WELLINGTON e. exc PrOprietOrs,

THE PROPRIETORS HAVE FIT
- ted up this spacious establishment in
the most elegant manner, and will prepare
on short notice, and in the most delicious
manner, meals to order at all hours of the
day or night, comprising all the delicacies
this or any other market affords.
A special dining room and private par
lor has been deliberately fitted up for the
ladies'. which may be reached directly
from the street.
Orders from families and private parties
promptly filed. nOv24d3m.
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FOR RENT.

TYOR RENT-HOUSE-W ten rooms,
ton for boarding-house. Inquire at this
ONCE ~ 1lEfxA2 a ldecZ7 div
TTOR RENT-THE HOUSE KNOWN,
- as Emery's Shoe Store, corner of Main
and Seventh Streets, suitable for store and
dwelling purposes. Apply to
decl9 V1CKERY BROS, 70 MainfSt. Z
THOR RENT2THREE ROOMS suitable
IS for Offices. Inquire at, -
.rnidf} bua hHEBBA RD'SDrug Store.
Next door to the Post Office. decl9 div
TTOR RENT-THE SECOND ST0RY)OF
H. Mesker's Building, " Main Street, now
occupied by Rees d Akers. Well adapted
for manufacturing PURPOSES For further
particulars inquire of
PARSONS, SCOVILLE & CO. z
decl9tf 9ldFglnegsl yT9Y3 10 sIo
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THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL FRIDAY Y. DECEMBER s8

self the fastest boat on the lower Ohio, and
is the favorite of the people,. Capt. Tom
Bolus has bought the Lou lisa for @, O0o-not
1900 as stated in a st. Louis paper.
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Christ. Hedderich. Jas. w. Lauer.
~ DDERIC d La u e H,
-. Dealers in GRC'( tRIES, PRODUCE,
HOPS, &C., &c, Sycamore street, between
Fourth and Fifth, Evansville, Ind.
All kinds of Country Produce taken in
exchange for Goods, aEd the highest mar
ket price paid.
large and commodiOus Wagon Yard for
tne accommodation of country dealers.
SEMI dly
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Dec. q.
Dry Goods opened steady, jobbers taking
stock in first hands. Trade quiet Little
prospects of a demand before the middle
of January. Holders are confident and
prices firm.
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Buffalo Markets,
BY TELEGRAPH,

BY Telegraph BUFFALO, Dec. q.
FLOUR-Unchanged
WHEAT-Firm and quiet; car lots No, 2
Milwaukee Spring - 35; others unchanged
DRESSED HoGs-Ayerage 200 pounds, Sc.
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BOARDING.

- OARDIF G.-Good Boarding and
I'D Lodging can be had on Vine Street,
between First and Seconds close TO the
Commercial College. IdecN div
WMRIYATE ROARDING.-Afe few young
gentlemen of good moral character
can get Day Board with Mrs. j. r. Reeves,
ON Second Street, next to the Vine Street
Presbyterian Church. For particulars, APP
ply to 4 ]. #. REEVES.
Call at the house. aas3sa 4rRi4
noy3 d3m stt feg a1taI sHas. cata
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BA LIMO RAJ q EKIR as.
HOOP.SKIRTS AND CORSETS
of our own manufacture, and warranted.
WEED g. GLASS,

Main Street, between Seventh and Eighth
EVANSVILLE, IND,
DEALERS IN DEY GOODS, BOOTS
- and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Clothing,
Notions, &c. je23 6m.
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BON ppafebinaton.

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BON Nep Srleans bsbaustst, bog bic gipil
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