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You must hare
CLOTHING.
IOu lodnt, First, ~
get q Good article.
You then ,rant ii az
Cheap as Possible.
Ihis IS nHtUTGL and
right enough.
The question is,
Where TO Guy7
IL is 10 your PER-
&ONAL infersst 10
eOnoider the (OILOU-
ing facts:
There is organized in Phil
adelphla an immense es-
abliShmeDt to make FIRST
Class CLOTHING. aud 10
make It cheape than CCs
TOMARY. The materials
are bought DIRECT from the
best American and Euro.
Pean manu- hcluTers. and
'',ihus considerable Is saved.
Full prices are paidIO work
linen. 10 as 10 enstI re su bsIau-
tIal and handsome gafmenip;
1.-The Statesmen and CLERKS
are such that customers can
fully rely upon them, and
every eff1rt ia made To
please and suit paIFOns. 40
as TO KEEP as we'll as make
custOm. The result Of com.
hIned, Industry, system and
close application Of all the
employees. las secured a
m0rsI establishment, o So.
PERIoR style of Clmhrngr
and VERY MODERATE
prices
\ This House is located ut
the EORNEROfSIXTH
II STREET, and extends
\ from MARKET TO MINOR
STREETS. and 10 now the
most extensive concern
OF the kind in PhIladeI-
/, Phla.
You are asked to pa
trOnIZe and enruur.
age this enterprise.
! We have.
lH-GERT's READY.nADE
CLOTHING.
Sd-SPEC IAL DEPARTMENT
FOR YOUTms AND
BOYS CLOTHING.
5d-CUsTOM DEPARTMEsr
TO MAKE TO ORDER,
4th-GENT's FURNISHING
GooDs IN
LARGE VARIETY.
ours very respectfully,
"anamaker& * Brown.
OAK HALL,
f. Cor. 9Th & Market
PHILADELPHIA
" II will be well worth a
visit, whether you wan. 10,
buy or not.
~ Samples sent by mail or
express when desired O3s,
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

VIRGINIA N. L, CONFERENCE.-THE boav
%nlcn " assembled at Norfolk last week, closed
@ ltS SESSION y, on Wednesday last. The Conf;.r.
ence ,a on " ednesday concurred in the recon, recon
mehuation OF the General Conference resnect t
ing the change Of the name Of the Chnrcb
whereby WI the word South, is dropped, and en-
ta, tnG question OF the admission of lay represen
aation INTO the council of the annual and
% seneral @ Conferences. The vote on the change
ol name was ayes "a nays Al. For lay repre-
fern semsaelon - ayes and y nays. The next Con
ference Is to be held at Petersburg
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

= The METHODIST CONFERENCE AND MRs
DAvlS.-Q1ite large amount of money wa. was
contributed by the members of the Net6od;.t
Episcopal Conference at Norfolk, ON FRIDAY
IaSt' with view of presenting a testimonial ot
anectlon and regard to Mrs. Jefferson Davis =
II is IS lhtimated that portion of the amount
o3ilecceu ~ %iil De appropriated to the purchase
70 70 uS SeTSi furniture Tor the quarters assigned
Fortress Monroe. AA@1i' d
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

"A CARD-THANlls. In returning from tho
city OF Norfolk, on Tuesday last, the O erc"r '"e
Slonl'ts held u meeting on board The boat and
on motion Of Samuel Harrington, ESQ, alont- .
ed cd by acclamation the following resolution Of
ReSotred, That our warmest thanks are dino
an ana are are hereby tendered to the Mayor Coun-
Gill; ana citizens OF Norfolk for the cordial and
seneIoS welcome extended to US and for the
TO captain Thompson and the officers Of FL ~,
steamer City of Norfolk" for their k;UdnorS tme
ana a. courtesy and the management Of the D@1
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT --Ttro Rr-0o.ns R,.rr.
ed TO Dedh. On Sabbath evening wsaE Sbou,
nIaiif.past seven clock, while Mr 1.cIson
Whlseman, of Mill Creek Hundrad ,Sos at
meeting in Ebenezer Church, his VIZ . otremnt.
ed to bill a. coal oil lamp which waS SI I;gbted
from vessel containing nearly two ,'auo9s Of
oil, when the blaze from the lamn f.sbaS into
the can causing it to explode, enveIon;nc her
In one sheet of fame. She called 70 ber Sister.
little girl OF about twelve years of ace TO save
her babe. The little girl ran up stairs with
the child and laid it on bed, returning in a
moment with the babe to the stairs She found
thcm III u 1ame. She ran down the other
3sd!T"ay y win the child and ran to Mr.. John
Ddly apout Two hundred yards distant and
:oIu : ni:l her sister Was burning to death, He
immediately ran to the house. threw omen the
door, the room being full OF smoke waiting a
moment Tor some to escape, he threw several
buckets OF water on the place from which the
smoke seemed to proceed, and soon all was
darkness. lie called and no one answered :;
returned to his own house to nrocnro n ECbt
w1en sau 20 relate he found the BODY of the
Oldest child, boy of four wears, lving on the
hoor much burnt and disfqured he living
ABOUT an hour. Upon the stairway Law the
BODY OF the mother burnt into a crisn The
Oa9e was considerably burnt about the head
ana It's recovery is doubtful. Had her sister
not been there to give the alarm, the house
and contents would all have burned together.
N ------~~~~------
RELIGIOUS NOVELTY. A rather novel cor.
emony IN a religious way was performcd on
"Wednesday OF last week. near this town viz.
the administering Of the rites of the Bantist
Church to make candidate eligible to mem.
berShlp in the Methodist church, and the i per.
tornlance of the Baptist ritual bv a Mctbodist
minister. David 5. Wids, Esq, of Kentop,
desiring to connect himself with the Latter do.
nomination, requested that he be baptised ac.
cording to the forms of the Baptist Church
IN which h" had been reared. Rev, VIM r
Gregg, pastor Of Smyrna Circuit NJ H. Church |
acceded to the request, (his creed heinz onen
upon the point and on the day above named |
the ceremony of baptism by immersion was
performed at Cloaks mill-pond, about five
miles from this town, where so many nrom;.
1ent members Of the Baptist denomination Of
his section have received the same rite in wears
lg00ne The ceremonies were very solemn
md were witnessed by number of spectators '
We learn that the case is not altogether with
nut precedent. VIII"
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

b. b. Allen has full line of Cloths and Ia
him call. 'o'S 'neap' ulVe
The Inc place to buy Robes, Horse Blankets
ram rrrTmnks, Saddles and Brides, is at Aliens
IT, = very handsome line of Dress Goods Plo;d
AaiYRfqreq and Plain Poplips and Merinos at
AHen s. also Domestics Of all kinds.
r;o I9 t9J,, H. Primrose, if you want to buy a
l our clothes require no boiling when wash.
eu %lth Neotoric Soap manufact1redsbv Har-
rls q Co., sold by all grooers.
You can find beautiful line of ladies' bl,oL
and light cloaking cloths at Primrose store la'A
Paris Trail hoop skirts, all sizes, at Pr;m.
roses store-the thing O-"'' ~ : iiin-
Esquimaux, Castor, Chancbilla and NJ.
COW; COW Beaver Over Coatings, BIsct FrenoI noI,
Cloths, Doeskins and Fancy Cass;%anrosR Un Rlepcn n
most endless variety, which we pronose 70 ~ mai a.
to order at low prices with perfect ;sf,ctfon
guaranteed, by Baggs & Cotton. ''''''"'''0n
Ladies looking around for bows, coss;,oo.o.
igure, slore at o low
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05
CAUTI0Nf

papmc % are hereby cautioned against ego,;,,,v
TSornaoo ior ,b n'ii Of mine made payable to Geo w
ian Of May 1866 the same HAVING hsae aeGot Ihs
ss @ - ne o. psyment said Thornton assa,as, ~ :, ,u''
'0'' OF m''iaid and could not be producsJ u was
Leipsic. Nov. 20, 1854 "oDf' M HOPKINS.
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

:, LAND SALEs.-The estate of the late Vn
II r. Holding was sold on Thursday last I Nv W II u
T. ComegyS, Trustee. The firm was ~ d;r;J. - u u
into two PARCELS and the first parcel contu;n ,.Tu
lng 1924 acres, including the buildin"nu n'"on- on
caard' etc, was purchased by Peter W;isoUn, U,-
OF ot' Jones Neck, for S96 per acre "TTn, Th5,
SECOND parcel, comprising 874 acres, on weDp rm1
8luo n OF pu6l!e road, was purchased by Tbos
D4Els, lEI OF this town, for sci per acre. -"ON'
1hghman Foxwell has purchased the boto,
property at Head of Sassafras for s.. 710 6 no'el
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

r. Inc hosln Soap manufactured by Harris &
C9.1 IS superior article for scrubbing, and i
Soia Sl at very low figure; don't fail to try it
a cheap, lot of cotton hannels, striped cot
tons OsnabHrrgs lO.4 Sheetings, shirtinc fan
llels, all at Primrose 5 store. 0''' ''Do H""-
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

on ;nHEEp HILLED.-Anthony Higgins, Of Rod
Lion Hundred, mad thirteen sheeap kiIIed ,sod aud
ten Ten badly wounded by worthless dogs, On Smn %ru
SE1y nay night week, causing loss of over sIo0
lnom3s - 7. Belville, of the same Hundred b,J
seven killed few nights before N'ou' hau
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

noe MILLING; The pork butchers are do
ing 70 an active business in the saughternr linU nu
W. " e1s sno town Fork is selling at $40 per loo iS
veor o see :; Oy our ME that at the same date last
year It commanded $l3. 80 per loo Ii "O0 IaSC
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

wadnah LIE EhxcURsIoN.-The Norfolk papers Of
we mSSdn9esday, ny, the Old Dominion t;,p3nSoU Oi
nnu r Ddy booE, gave lengthy and laudatorv re-
ports OF the visit Of our excursionists ''-
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

,oot We oassaa ~assrs'aa q that Geo B. Dickson, E,
l1ington' on Saturday. Ha Snce' IN WI
clerks, we learn, that he wo., INFORMED the
changes until his appointment touid @ make no
" the Senate. When will that be- /, confirmed
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

MORE ExCURsIoNS.-On Wednesday n;obt
~ nd last week an excursion of about forty ladicS
ana gentlemen, with music accompanyi1p u,os wnut
Go%n To on the Express train to Norfolk from omS
lam Canluen, On the following evening, the same
tTaln TOOK another excursion from PrincasS
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

peSisnaT rKaNGE; But TRUE.-Every young Iadv and
Very much 10 Tue onleu States can hear something
Sy addressing the undersigned Those having
iba VI oeing humbugged will obpe bv moi no,;c;ns
enI All others will please address their ohedt.
ianIov' FHOS. F. CHAPMAN,
63l BrOadwa New York. !
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

s.,Us we call attention to the advertisements Of
tSo tb.eS oI valuable real estate in this issue, viz
ance c properly aO6 H OF the late Hon. Presley Spru
""Je j Il %Hd WiIiion Ct gohn Iruaax, Esq.
drv e. llllams is selling his entire stock of
nr3ceS soous S ana groceries at Philadelphi cost
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

nHoCklNG ACCIDENT-A dreadful accident
occurred Monday morning in Bal Allt,vl WI.
hlhgton woman named Margaret Dordon
was stopping down to fix her carpct with her
back towards cook-stove with an omen eraIe
IN front. Her clothes came in contact with the
stove and ca ught fire and in few minntes She
was wa, all ablaze~ She ran out into the ward -
! her husband ran down and tore off her cIotbes
out by the time he could get the fire extin,
gulshed she was burned to blister, and hnt
small hopes are entertained of her life. Her
Ag>Dlnd ~ got his bands badly burnt in tearing
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

| THANKSGIVING DAY.-TbapL.o;,,;, H..
was pretty well observed in this t1ynWbo,,ays lay
than is its wont. All the stores wara rI"|'i .,
whose proprietors respect the dav and i" "at
worship Mammon before the God If Nat;onD NV
Services were held in all the churches II" IN thn
morning, sermuus being preached at the PreS'
byterlan and Episcopal churches bv tLa roS
pectlve pastors, and prayer aud thanksofFerinr I"
;n At the Methodist church. In the even;na .
temperance meeting was held by the s orr
In the .IaSt-named church, W. p, +. O, Ayres
RrssldIGg. R Addresses were delivered bv Wr
", W M; :, Morseli, Mr. Jay, OF Connecticut, Revs
w, W. Is. Uregg, DIR. Morsell and j. McCoy.-
ne exercises were interspelse, with music bv
d, a ch" u OF members of the order Altogether
the day was pleasantly spent
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

The Ne'o York Methodist, in this week, :,
sue, announces that it has made meeA Is
with the Rev, Henry Ward Beecber t9 G,eLs t,Ire;n
sermon every fortnight, the first Of n tIa ua.iSn rnn
70 appear early in December The '' Ser%nHs SeLles
Will! be expressly reported for The uetbaT?at ajGn'
revised BY Mr, Beecher himself, and ,,tpa nrotectoa
Dy copyright. The same paper is aIso 'IosIu msL
.Ig ~ arrangements for the publication d,Ir;na
sne me year 1854. of sermons by the lead;nSS
:uGtnOdiSt pulpit orators, both in Amer;cs "n3
III tbd Europe. Tas Aethodtst has long been in in
t tne hrSt rank Of the religious Journals of" Of onr nv
ISJdntry, oSd ana tins new feature can not fail TO
friends ds-Aco York Tribrne, Nor i7H anu
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05
An NOTICE.
All persons in want OF
~ "eady-Made Cyosh;n~

ing at COST and manV UI The undersgnsd as he !,
ED. WARD.
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05

WIDELY KNOWN 1T i ao.o-.n
posed that the Websters PaImeggetonraa gSnerany sup
s:enons Metternichs, and Garr;baIdis Of FUl'G os
.Ios are the men of worldwide renown anS OI ~
tney are where newspapers circulate bnt ~Iu Dot o.
.. mucn beyond One Of our friends atsv nJr Tot ro
turned from China, amuses us with the b rso;te re-
tha ~ us Journey inland for some distance where
Snagn tre enquiry ottenest made when he became u
or orI" b"d aS an American, was whether he knew
trr nIH NJ ever seen the great chemist of his coun.
u:e S IT II Ayer' that made the medicines. Tbey
use 1iS remedles-many Of them have bee1
cured by .them-and they speak Of him him az Dee3 =
ne occupied the whole of America or wv, were 90 a. ~
ieast the great feature of it. A mandarin who
nag oeen cured Of malignant ulcer ON the hin
py MS Sarsaparila, seemed to consider II onr p
prlhclpie article of export, and its Inventor ono
od ,no ner tew men this continent had ever produc
York Ne1cs. A-''''l'en'--l Ne'c
Smyrna times., 1866-12-05
4rmebtal gnstttute
FOR SPECIAL CASES,
No. IA Bond Street. New vo,L

O "a DOuu Stfeet, New York,
FGil information, W th the highest Testimonial,
H'so' a BOOK on Special Lsesses in sealed snp,
''O91' sent tree BE sure and send for them and non
U' n0t regret II; for, advertising physicians ,,
"e5Sly "PostOrs, without references no STRANGE,
Nid be trusted. Enclose a stamp for no,,a1.
nd tlrect to DR.. LAWRENCE. No. ID ROM
. NJ = .lLr We" foKh' novl4'66-ly.
DEA FNESS, BLINDNESS & CATARRH- treated
with the utmost success. by J. J.ISAACS IA d Ocnt;s,
and Aurist, ltotmerly Of Leyden, Hollanil No so
TINE Street Philadelphia Testimonials. from the
most reliable sources IN the City and Country can he
seen at his office The medical faculty are i;v,1ed 70
accompany their paHents he has no secreIs in hrs
practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted v,;,bont
' -'. -'O 'nafge lCt examination my2r66 ~
ERRORS Or YOUiH.--A Gentleman who .nfar
Gu or years from Nervous eblIIy, Premature Decav
a'u AL The effects youthful ndscretIon will for he
ahe oi suffering humanity, ent free to all who need
:, Ie recipe and directions 70 aking the simpe re-
'neuy oy which he was cured Sufferers wishing IN
dressing i0uV V OGRGTSy Sy au-
janlOy No IL Cha,oha. 9, N,'W'
tsA HENRY HARPER. No. SEQ AncH Stree, b..
k As large stock of fine ' nus
>&z>Szz WATCHES
JEWELRY,
MOI 2m. SIIvTp ARE' nE and
S4'taole for Holiday and Bridal PRESEWT,S : yrs
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Tbs weather yesterday was clear aud
COOL ainfoAf too much 10 20 bis pleasant,
business on ling landing was very brink,
the sntire ievee being covered with freight
Cotton ~ cof11uR IA lively the receipts BY
river aud rail- on Monday being over so
bnlea ffff NfN fsIan Nf.a Hh3f @&gfs
The river ~ fnliipg slowly, aud nayiga-
zion above here - becoming very difffcuit
Forty cents an hour aud plenty Of work
has proven too much for the gentle freed
mem who 8nUw defuafd fifty cents, ana
- made a Htfilfs on tim Bells Menu phis
fjlat ThpL Posihi, with that regard for the
freednlen That has ever characterized Ills
actions III the discharge " his duties ns
superintendent Of tbs "baTeauH Uisd np
the Belle until, they concluded " 10 10
work again. = htf3 4A5tA Z tfttF@
Capt I'd Hart has purchased Capt, Dan
AtissA Interest IN the Dan Able and the
YtclsAburg packet line, aud inbendsputting
the ~. Paddy Ia the PLACE Of the Die Ner-
nvff, which goes 10 4he bank again
The. terms Of the purchase 9Fa private
We learn THAT the FnalfesKttief'f will DO
here Ia time 70 90 out On Tuesday. s
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DIR. WHITTIER,

An REGULARLY BRED PHI YSI-
- CLAN, 49, his ID ploma, which hangs
In MS office, Will show, has made Chronic
Diseases he study IF ms life, and has n
Union-wide reputation, having been longer
located IN St. Louis than any other Chronic
Disease Physician. Hea HtFt
Much OF his practice has been OF a. pri-
waite nature syphilis, Gonorrhoca, elect,
Strleture, all Urinary Diseases, Syphihtic
or Mcfcurinl Affections OF the Throat, Skin,
or Bones Orehllis, Hernia, or Rupture;
also the effects of n Solitary Habit, rulnous
70 body and mind, producing Hlotches De.
htllty, Impotence, Dizziness, Dimness Of
sight, Confusion OF Ideas, EVIL Forebod-
imRs, Aversion TO Society LOSS Of Memory,
Weakness, etc; not al these in any one
case, but all occurring frequently In va
rious cases.
go Accommodation ample charges
moderate cures guaranteed. Consulta-
tlons by letter or ut office, n.ee Most cases
lcan he property ffcuted Withouf an illte4tfes0,
and medicines secure from observation
sent by mail or express. No hindrance to
business In most eases.
Address Ba& a0D2, 1t. Louis Mo
Hours - i am. 20 pm. Onlce perma-
nently located NJ No. q st, Charles street.
between sixth and Seventh, one square
south OF Lindell Hotel, retired spot in
the centre OF the eitys
accommodation OF such patients as require
daily personal attention.
EVER FBODY
can ret an II sealed letter envelope my
Theory, symptoms, nnd Treatment q
! NerVous Urinary, and sexual Diseases ,
/ clearly dellneating all the Diseased Condi,
| tons with full symptom Lists, for two
q ree-cent postage,siaa,mips W prepay post
enses OF Puberty, Menstruaton, ana Freq
nancy, three cents.
] au29 d6wSm (dlt Wy
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rTyIIIN a I'LL ONLY LID MAV.

TwVHHHh ~ THE ONLY LINE nAE-
4 Ing "a real capital, and owning the ears
~ which itH freight ~ tfanspofted;, ltH
cars are new aud or "broad tread, = lns
tended 20 boo rim through between Eastern
aud Western cities, irrespective Of changes
OF pnaRe. The Y Star Union lylne' fehellnh
East over the Fennsylgnnia Hnllfohd, hnd
III the authorized rnAt Freight Line OF thhl
road, aud IN worked on AL routes over
which II undertakes 10 transport, under
contracts which secure 90 tha properly ntts
trusted 10 Us charge the best facilities fpf
fast and uniform movement That roads
over which ~ pntsna poeaeeas
We invite the attention OF merchants
shipping Ronda West 20 the facilities ofisrT
cd by thiH lina
Al ciaimp for damage or ouq'.
charge wiH be- promptly settled IN
1,resentin0 frei0hf bths and big N
iuding al this office, duoidin0 all de.
Idy 4of refefyin0 biHs Ed3 for setfie-
ment = an ddpdnto0e offered Nv no
other route.
10 apartiea shipping produce East. this
limo offers hperini Inducements, The pro-
dnaa n iDnnrd III thie place IN "Htaf Line
cars. aud gove through without change 10
any Eastern city, 5
v. Ii. EIlRMAN a. 90,
sep2b dow Agents.
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| Man or q Thousand.
fonwAnDe aoops FRoA
a ,CoNsUMPTIvE CURED.

3 A Constructive CURED. "a aI
TAR. n. JAMES. n retired Physician OF
- great jomlneneeyd discovered, while ani
the Fast indies, n certain cure for Con-
SUMPTION, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
and daneraL Debility. The remedy was
discovered by him when his only child, q
daughter, wass given up to die. kiia child
was ctired, and III now alive and WE'LL De-
sirous OF benentting his fellows mortnis, ne
Will send TO those who wish 10 the, recipel
containing nun directions for making ana
successfully using this remedy, free OF
charge, on receipt OF their names, with
two stamps TO pay expenses. There not
q single symptom OF Consumption that it
does not NJ once take hold of and dfssipate.
Night sweuts, peevishness, irritation OF the
nerves, failure of memory, difficult ekpecA
torntion, sharp pains In the lungs, sore
throat, chilly sensntions, nhusea nc the
stomach, inaction Of the bowels, WASTING
away OF the mtisclesm
me- The writer viii please state the name
of the paper they see this advertisement In.
Address seiG aURADDOCK a. Co, fvt
1892 Race Street, Philadelphia Pa.
sepi0 d3m tffHlfHa sAth it* fs
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Among the FIRST boats due here are the
Champion, Armadillo, New York, and
Dora. for H. Louis silver Cloud, Nighttn-
gale, aud Kenton, from ~. LOUISE Clifton,
Minneoln, Laura Fenton, and ~. Cloud,
for Memphis; Charleston, Jtoaa HnInDle-
ton, % Arkansas River; y. II. droeabeek,
Messenger, Harry Dean, Louisiana, aud
Sam. Parker, for New Orleans; Carrie,
from New Orleans san Orr and A ARMADA,
from Cairo Morning Btar, from Louis
WIG.
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rSONFEOTTONERY, Cake Bakery, and
IL Ice Cream Saloon for SALE. A great
hSryain TiThe undersigned offers for sale
his northumberland establishment, con-
sisting OF the entire Store, Furni-
ture. Gake-Balxery Department., and excel
lent business locality. lee et.W
3 For particulars, inquire at
EDWARD WEHLER'S,
I73 Main Street, bet. Sixth and SEVENTH
OC2A div
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Evansville Wool FACTORY.

The Undersigned respectfully announce
TO the Public In general, but most especial
ly To the Farmers. that they are prepared
TO take In Wool for misunderstanding into the
following Goods, viz:
JEANS, BLANKETS, CovERLETs, PLAIN AND
U.s. PLAID FLANNELs, LINsEYs, SATI-
NETS q STOCKING YARN.
On the most reasonable terms and short
notice. We have also a good supply OF tne
above Goods on hand for sale on exchanEe
for Wool, so that persons living ~ dis
can have their goods right of. Price list
for manufacturing viii be sent on appllca..
ton. Office and Factory corner Bond street
and Canal. JOHN w. GRuEN " W.
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STEELE q TRIBLE,

second ST., Between Chestnut ana NheEfy
Evansville, Ind.
SASH, Doors, WrNDow BLINDS, DRESS ED
LUMBER, BoARDs, LATHs, &C., OF every de-
cription constantly on hand. facklng
BOXES of ali kinds made to order. Saving
OF every kind done on the shortest notice.
AplS-Iy.
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The arrivals aud departures up 10 three
o'clock Saturday Include the Mary Err
win, Memphis, 20 return Armada, Cairo
and return Morning star, 20 Louisville
News hoy, Henderson ana returni ADJ
vance, 20 Cumberland River; T.. w. htra-
der, New Orleans 90 Louisville, Darling
Cincinnati TO Memphis. t4t
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49, MnoAT I.nInIINa

No printing establishment IL tile West
has better facilities 0r greater ability for
doing fine hfeninbOat Printing. oar assert.
inenL Of Job Type, Though very larga sud
ebinplste, IN constantly being added 10, aud
our fob department isfaudaf fhe personal
supervision ~ ono ~ the best Job printers
Ia the United States. Wa are prepared 10
print Posters, plain or fancy, Itill HGads,
Bills I.nditik f'afda Deck aud Meal Tick
eta, Bills ~ Pare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
Be-, 80, orders left 9Th either OF tho
whnrf-hpata Will be promptly attended To-,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-29
ItlVer and tganfIanr.

Saturday wins clear aud pleasant, with
q return 81 Indian snnitier The river fell
tea inches during the twenty four hours
up % three O'Clock Saturday, There IL still
a fine channel for all elzed boats 10 Louis.
Vile and Cairo. az tHRtt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-29
TINWARE.
II. n. BLEMKER

RwAa REMOVED FROM HIS oLp
80. stand on Main street 90 his new
house, t HaHfH