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siebt RNiia9ef6eine fur ale S6tffs
Ii. befpr9t erforbsrliGen HalS paFastere pcHiGrem
SeimatbS<Srte bterber.
Die yreiie betraaen non Bremen rab Baltimore:
2. Gaiiite $40; ,3lptit embed $27; 9tncer swii6tn
Ito SSabren etbebltd) btui9er. Die Tretie itn6
In Cob pber Sarier nad bent ~Iaufenoea 6cnlic
iabIba-. Bon SABRE beipr8i bic d9tntur paFos
gitre fir S28 Sob. GS pno Defenders taratf
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nit Ger Sierksrbsfb berlns bon Vaiiaaiersn 8,pser
Sor0talt pnteriitbsn, Die 9eute BON BREMEN,
Sambur9 &c. aus (pbne uufraGe) beilah ridtt8eE,
lptnr &c am Mbreiieorts einSntLsiien hoten.
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bcr Der. ct. su ben ntrbrtaften Safs
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ben g. 8 dItn9cnbsr8. guueu; Mig. 8ptter, bart'
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Smmer btlisere Sbnittpaarcnl
8ebrenoS aun YoIad,
Nr. 81, 9iDrb. Spwarbfr.,
Ssberi eten tine 9rpse Muetoabl i~olssnter p~praiali-
der ateioeritpffe an ~bebeuteno berabsefest;n preiieu
eraalisn:
glireihe unb iteitii6 car,irie Mosambiaues;
ft6ne Gnanat. plalba;
elatte unb asn1uiiei te { rpn5;
weiben Narieiler ptque;
f6marte @isuaoinea. prbinjre unS feline;
carrlrte Ringbams. ttras Nus ejeitnetes;
aud, Gatmil tn sro6er Ausribt, lstnene Gaattr,
8ebridte Sirfe, Rcufeline, Elanneq, Gam 'rlCs,
iSptiBer 3eu8 unb ~ssftGeiite unb ealri,ie Bainiooss
u. !. 10.
Sas 1T eeribe Der redte plas. wo Abr fur guer
aletnaelo ben pollen aDutbbetraS in sutsn Dalren
erbaliet.
BebrenbS unb psflad,
Qf6-9) RI. 81, Rerss ppmarbtr.
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2iftbma. - Dieie Rrantbeit ~perliriad,i grcse at6.
niurSs- 5eidperben II. 9n9briinia.eit urb IL bisrei-
len bon @titidun9S. 9utddsn bs9tetiet Die Nnfaae
Ntelen i6 aemeinlsli6 bel Raht I'M aiesei elm; su-
peiien limb fe ausnebmero teitis. GlleuB Gu n.
{ D I a n, ssipdbrt iteis ~icicrtise Grieidtss
rln9, ine Eel anbaltenoem 9ebraude nib CT tn
pieIsn 8aasn tte arantbe't gang b~efeitisen.
gu BADEN bet
q. & gp. Gaspart
Iopie BET allen N~antiIieu- Webisirenz Sdnbiern. (Uai)
EGr Rsnn Dtrieat9e, peldcr bewlr,t, bab. mo-
frtber muir elm Saln ipidS, ieet 5pei grasbalmeu
Madden, Elm bffertlt6er W obttbdtertN Il,
70 III ee Serisnige, weIder benz Yublitum Die Mittel
iur oeiIuns BON &rantbe,tsn in be Saus eibt, nod
,pett mtbr. Or. $nnpbreps bersltet lett iber 10
Slabret tetrs bombopatbtf9er Sptetfiea
FIR has publtfum nnb bat eas ooufdnoiahe, Elm iahhe
nue .rtolMeitiie SpIter. bas je Iir samiIieu ootr
Snetoisuen { tnnben fpclben i~c,sfaltie ausaearbettsi.
Seine @rstneien belsen sinen fNt btarfubeien unb
s%srsientsn Stnf. Dian lsis bic an5eise! Die abreHt 10;
8 nm p brepy
ebtcift 9Dntbobatbtt @eDirtne Conn.,,
Rr. 500, YroaowaA R.sg. Q27-S2)
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SNfuficaI unipn of Wotttmpre.

NRNftr Nreita1, Den ]. Su' / 8triommlrr1. pa
Gin geaenitano sou Midtt9tett sur Debate ~porlieii.
70 mare es wiihiGtnspe'tb, ruern ale D~tttJlisbtr an
lpcienb ipir.n.
SIN Tuftra9s 6ts prdf;
12n-20l era ztI,hI., H.y.
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S1.1O bro Salute

Sl.1V uIp VuupWV
fir bet
Scr,nAfthften 9tscrenfe,
frsi uodto allen 9bsifea bgr Stuht o~eltefeft urh
etuytS nnO alsia BON her
Baltimore rO%nheniirten Mild = Gott@'
paghie"
IN ibrCm Depot,
Wr. Is, 0t9btfrase,
anosfertiat. Cir ietue ltu~ceftdlittbett, Ntorbett II.
SutriaIihIeit prb aornnt'rt
g9er toB @utldten bes Vrcf. Ntttn mi ocu si~,
A'ntnsnb l~auttnoeu grtIdnlrsur cteIer attba' e. NtrIte
md nidt aeteien, Nib tn urlererl Bureau itbr germ
nit 6remplarsn %b,i'etbsn %petisBcu.
9sTeaunosu auf @tsereut poer Nitd, hte man itn.
fertp Mooenflbreln iib1aibt, eurd bic Volt lns it'.
TcnCet cher IN miersn GePpt btrteTIietr ftn6en
prontpte Grltbt9uua.
Rumeu GarrotG & Go.
SomtB 0urrS Supcript..
1919 SIR. 18. qt9btitr.
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BaGete nod irgsna etuetn Grte
%(Euynhn'S

tperben b!Gi9 bef6rbert urb franco obgeltefcrt; and
Neliittrun3 tnr iitersttcne Nnlbiaden tcpelthelt8t,
Bon eGn GauNerben bon gadsten, Die mir in btE testeu
Slbrcn %befbrcett, 1T nod tttn ttu5taeS ptr
Ipren 8%c6Gn9en! Die 5~eler9na8 finosi icle
Dpbe per 0aupier fat.
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Dcs Siinai,ne8 Trcuusl

Csc 0ouna Mer'a b.
Inter Sarantis Der SeiIun0 9ebeimer Rranf-
eetten. Bel allen arctbe'etn Su hobtu. Dian
cerlauae Ses Slnelir9s Sreino "(tGe youn9 I!tn's
Srieno)'. Mt ieSet Sda1tel erba!t man cine grcy
tbire lber Die Sputptpme uuo SsbaubIuns eebcintcr
trauihetten, ober nan fann bic Sdriit b~rstebcn,
peur man an "Doune Mems SrienA". Cor 90. ein-
:tnnatt. f6tetbt iiro BEN Stisfc eint 2 $751; It.
6. 6 SANE,
:Suli1, 10 te.1 5r. 2c8, s,alttmpfr
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8pecifc Sompopafbic mebietne
fEnynf1nutb

Office unc Depot. Gr. 562, '9rOebmar,
yferp sglcrf
Or. s. II II, p6rcSS nirb tagtit In ictucr Office
r%tinoItd, cher brteiiid iiber ale &lanIbeitsa frlmCa
I'M Naib esfralt.
I9crten In Baltimore,
80. 8. NJ a b unb
Coleman b. Rp8ers. (Estr27,1S,t ,pu)
Rruufbeit 1T cine Setn iuduus iptldbe untrr
a1er mortet. Rieutarb lit or88eaoIEncn unS Ssbsra
mann bebarf ber Wittel. lm tbre Nrfale al %tnifeuien.
@er Sdlie hrina,n Fam, ipirb unier Qapbitadter. IG
geattn 1T ole lleberjeuonn8, eaB 9r. Mrer ie
brtn0t lnprbrungen I'M Dilute iino bure, ieine
Saiapartua, 9irstn . 2ciben turd, ieine 1li6si.
@ruit- IrSsrei III bauIi8 uno 5h pfienturbia 9ebeilt
porbeu, nm Die Seiltn9cr ned a~nSpeie!u al f6nnen.
Stin Ntcterrtittel gilt lei Deuen, peIde es ae6rais
den, fir r~nisblbar. 2i'ber feier, rpcrn Du arJtli6e
SGIie bctoriit, 10 eretie not cen ttiten Webiiiren.
MrmieitGe ~Ersereren limb tbeuer. trte quite btuia iin6,
jl tr9ero eintm gretie, ben Oh oaiur bcsablen mutt.
(Dtai) (-GbarIe'or COURIER" y
So 2Dir MAIDEN gan; belpncs 6 unt bic Inieiet bts
Spiiters Sr. Subids, Rr. s, NNrbs @rseuGr. aufs
riert AM. 9Dr baben pieiieiti9 bic lobtnbfien Gtul.
men ibcr bic bon Inn 8~etiefetten Srinen IL. Mnacn-
gldfe, setbrt pdbrtno ieine genaue 2cnntnih bfs
wt6tisen SetaIiehes i'm ~befabiat. Beuau bent Guse
an9epab,e @liier iu le'ern
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drttae Nuftraoaeberl

Rericacu, bic bon Gusiplrts gu ftraRe tcubeu mpIs
Ian 9cuau tbr. unb beS gmpFdn9ers gbreiie aus
eebcn.
Ed aufraoer pou ausip6lts mnFeu bon cinsm
PoititcntFel bt8Isitst iein, uni rlnttttbe 9rpeSsrnn8
5n fnten,
Il. Raine.
fbh-t &de bon Baltimore II. @dbftr.
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Der OcrtIbe GOrrttpenScnt.
Ole SoaesereiuuiIIe.

baltimore. ten 81. @at 1855.
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Mthcrt0u'S GbeIrO Wprbial

Vt has nnttlalidite II. foir,iamiie Witiel sesen gbp.
Terra, aplif, Dnrbian. Rubr. 8eroauuu8s. Be f6rper-
ben unb ale llnierleibs. 2t,nen. gs Sci d 10 d.,
bebt au6 beren urfa d. { uno sibt benz
patientsn IN sint8en Sascn feline pBuise @eiunsbeit
rpitber.
Cine Huge SHUTTER
bat es fets I'M Sauie, oa eS nrd, INNER Bel Rinteru,
RE babhe;i reer an ben io9erantten - CONNIE beldrper-
ben" Ieibtn, nit a. osem @riplae aree,ponbt iputet;
es lit etn unlbsrtIeifideS SdmtIJenS= 9irbelunas-
Dliitel bas bent Rerpenipaeine nid,t i6abst. pie bic
r%teiiier Sprure Il. @orotals, Die 9setn eieie 8eltper-
ben I'm @ebralde iin6.
g9entsu fur Baltimore iinSi
N, s.. 8rpipn Bruber,
Rr. 4 Sues9ibcrtpar.
gu babet bel allen apptbefern. tgpr7 1O
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S5a4aa4I5M 3i, ibSnc lan'nteefnbe q 8rerer
AsS3rSNAA ea'tt IS. &. &biermann", Capt. Geo.
sSxs&sszSss lo,beubClt nib PROMPT mad cbtgeni
5afen 6rpeout.
lReGen 8ra6t II. 4aiiase mentc man f9 an ben
Gapitdn am gprb, sSad on s Derfts 3. g., rber an
@ j. &. 8raun8 Co.,
Q27.) @ibpit. Sde @hearfbe II. 2ombarbtr.
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GeibfenbnnaenF

@sltienern9en ncreet Su benz nicbrl8lien ecurie il
preuslidm 3baiern. Gb,ir. Suihtn, STantcn &C. mad
irseno eirem Gtetle gurrpa'S beicrSt. Die Gile cr
Salier, nit rsl9,n mir 9crsmburgcu untst Balea
n III Der Office QufaebanAt.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-17

county gave NIBLAcK a majority of
1902, with all the soldiers in the field.
With these men at home, and Judge
DEBRULER for our candidate, we can
confidently count on a large reduction
in these figures. ga =, '.4
Therefore, we say to the Union men,
of the First District, from now to the
elections, work for the success of
Judge DEBRULER. Do not neglect
your county tickets, but put forth
your special efforts to defeat NIBLACK,
our present unworthy Representative
in Congress- The triumph will not be
greater than that achieved in Maine,
and not greater than will be expe-
rienced all over the North in October
Now is the time to redeem this Dis
trict, and we verify believe it can be
done. Let every loyal man do his
duty and the victory is assured.
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Governor Bakers ApDOintmentS.

Balser Meyers, Armstrong Township,
Vanderburgh County, Saturday evening,
September 18th, at O'Clock.
PosEY COUNTY.
Union Church, Mars Township, Monday
september 18th, at l P. NJ.
Bla1rsville, Robinson Township, Tues
day, September 18TH at ! P. NJ.
Wadesville, Center Township, Tuesday,
September 18th. at P. NJ.
Cycthiana, Smith Township, Wednesday
September 18th, att p. NJ. -
Poseyville, Robb Township, Wednesday,
September 10Th, at z p. M.
Stewartsville, Robb Township, Thursday
September 10Th, at p. NJ.
New Harmony, Harmony Township,
Friday, September 2lst, at l P. NJ.
Springfield, Lynn Township, Friday,
September 2lst, at P. NJ.
Mt. Vernon. Black Township. Saturday,
September I'D, at NJ.
The Union Legislative Candidates will also
meet with the people on these occasions.
Mobiles Chapel, Gibson County, (adjoin-
Ing Scott Township, in Vanderburgh Coun-
ty, and Greer Township, in Warrick Coun-
ty,( Friday evening, September 18th, at
O'clock.
There will be music by the Crescent City
Band. and speaking In German by Emil
Btschof at the first and last meetings. Mr..
Bischof will also go to Posey County.
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Gov MortOn,s Reception.

!. Arrangements are being made to
have the reception of Gov. MORTON,
next week, the great demoustrationeof
the campaign. The Governor will
not be able toayisitaany other point in
the First District during the canvass,
and as this will be the only speech he
will make, it is. anticipated that his
presence here will attract large dele
cations from all the adjoining coun-
ties. We, already, hear from various
points in the district, that they will
turn out hugely ON the occasion. The
Union men Of Vanderburgh will be
prepared to entertain all who come.
The latch string will be out, and the
houses of all our loyal people will be
open to those who come in the night
before to take part in or witness the
DrOceSSiOnE lf Tot
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ton vigorous foreign policy and a
sound financial system, he might ere
this have become as. popular Presl-
dent as Andrew jackson. He has yet
a fair field before him in which to re
trieve his misfortunes. Let him be-
gin de noUo, by a reconstruction of his
Cabinet, beginning with his particular
marplot, the Secretary of Statei and
let him give us a Cabinet and policy,
foreign and domestic, shaped to meet
the exigencies Of the day, and the de-
velopments of public opinion, and his
administration may still become uni
versally acceptable and gloriousIy sue
cessfui. We speak to him as friend,
and, we think, in the voice of the
people, :,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-17
The Handwriting on the Wall.

We published in our last issue an
article from the New York Herald
which seemed to concede the triumph
of the Union party. But the article
we publish this morning is much more
decisive and convincing. Nothing
which has occurred during this cam
paign, has been so ominous of disas-
ter to the Johnsonites as these articles
of the Herald 1t has been the Presi-
dents most ardent advocate in New
York. 1t is the most wealthy, the
most enterprising, and can be the most
independent paper in the United
States. Its patronage is enormous;
its power is great That such paper
should be so fully convinced, and so
thoroughly read the signs of the times,
is significant of the result. There can
be no question about it. The doom
of the fusionists and the condemna-
ton Of the President is certain. ~
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The Rattle Flags.

One of the most attractive features
of the demonstration next week will
be the Battle Flags of all the Regi-
ments organized in this District, OBJ
tanned from the State Library. The
soldiers Of Vanderburgh extend a corr
dial invitation to all the members of
the various regiments to rally once
more under the glorious old banners.
around which cluster so many hal
lowed memories. In this crisis of the
nation, let the brave defenders of the
Union once more assemble under
their battlefront flags, and swear anew
their devotion to their country.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-17

Twill be seen in our article on Judge
DEBRUIER's election, we place the
majority in Vanderburgh at 600. We
wanted to be within safe bounds. The
majority for LINCOLN in 1864 was 500,
when the soldiers were in the field.
There is no reason why it should not
be 800'in October. The principles of
loyalty, the enthusiasm, the prestige
of success are with us. = Our triumph
may be more overwhelming than any
of us suppose. Let us pile up the
votes mountain high in condemnation
of treason. ~ s'-'
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| Man Of a Thousand.
A CONSULTATIVE CURED.

VAR. HI. JAMES, a retired Physician of
IL great emincnce, discovered, while In
the East Indies, a certain cure for Com
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs.
and General Debility. The rem edy was
discovered by him when his only child.
daughter, was given up to die. His child
was cured, and is now alive and well. De-
sirous of benefitting his fellow- ortals he
will send 10 those who wish 1t the recipe,
containing full directions for making and
successfully using this remedy. free of
charge, on receipt of their names, with
two stamps to pay expenses. There is not
a single symptom of Consumption that it
does not at once take hold OF and dfssipate.
Night sweats, peevishness, irritation of the
nerves, failure of memory, difficult expec-
toratfon, sharp pains in the lungs, sore
throat, chilly sensations, nausea at the
stomach, inaction of the bowels, wasting
away of the muscles. fii- ~ f'-a q
1 Rz- The writer will please state the name
of the paper they see this advertisement in
Address Er e CRADDCCK. IL co. ..4t = -
1892 Race Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
sepi0 dam fe isf.1 rs,ifr'
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THE special dispatches on the sec
ond page in reference to General
GRANTS conversation with Governor
Cox at Columbus, Ohio, will attract
attention, as indicative of his politi-
cal stains. - n. .....-..., 80. 800.
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ave 50 often led them to glorious victo-

have SO often led them to glorious victo-
ries.
Excellent MUSIC will be furnished by
the CRESCENT CITY SILVER BAND,
and there will also be Martial Music for
the Soldiers. serssr ssg gssg EE .os
EXCURSION TRAINS will be run on
the Railroads leading to the city, and spe-
cialf sTEAMBoAT Trips will be arranged
from various points both up and down the
river, all at reduced fare.
SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS.
Send your delegations by THOUSANDS from
all the adjoining Counties.
Everybody is invited. All will be well
come Let the people turn out and do
honor to the soldiers and their benefactor.
(Should the weather be rainy, arrange
ments will be made to have the speeches
and dinner under shelter.)
pES- All papers friendly to the boys in
blue will please copy. sep17-dwtd
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Evansville and Charlottesville R.R. Cor
sueur q Secretary 5 Office, sfp r11
f - Evansville, Ind, Sept Is, 1866. J r'
MYOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
IN the annual meeting of Stockholders
in this Company will be held at the court
house in the city of Evansville on Monday,
the LIST day of October next, at ten O'Clock
am, at which time an election will be held
for thirteen Directors TO serve during the
ensuing year.
By order OF the Board:
sepl7 dtd ]. Z. MARTIN, Secretary.
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TOR RENT-H oUSES-Tw neat
- Dwelling Houses, one with five r0omss
and the other with three rooms. =
Inquire of ALVAH JOHNSON, .
Third Street, bet. Main and Locust.
sepl2 DIST vi
NOR RENT-FARM-One of the best
* Farms in Vanderburgh County, cone
tanning about $50 acres in cultivation, with
comfortable houses aud out-buildings.
This farm will be leased for five years, on
good terms.
Inquire OF ALVAH JOHNSON,
Third Street, bet. Main and Locust, =
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WANTED.

WYYANTED-T0 FURNISH STORAGE,
w and give Insurance in case of Fire
or Damage, on all classes of Goods, Mer-
chandise, Household Furniture, Missing
FTeights. &C., &C., at
GRESHAM d CO.'S,
No. 2Carpenter's Building,
sep5 dim North First Street. o
XWYANTED II us E-A Dwelling
w House, either frame or brick, with
not less than seven rooms, anywhere with
in three blocks of Main Street, between
Second and Eighth Streets. Any one hav-
ing such house for rent, and can give
possession beforethe LIST of November, will
find a good tenant by applying at
FENDRICH BROTHERS.,
au24 dim y No. q Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-17

We publish on the second page an
article on the Indianapolis riot, which
places the responsibility where it
rightly belongs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-17
Union Meeting near CYPRESS Dale.

There will be Union meeting at Leo
pold Lamprecht's, Union Township, near
Cypress Dale, on Saturday evening, Sep
TENDER 2d, at z O'Clock. Emil Bischof will
speak in the German language, and there
will also be speaking in English. - The
Crescent City Band will be there. Thespub-
lie generally are respectfully invited to
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-17
STRAYED.

CTRAYEn = HORSE = From the SUBJ
- scriber's residence, corner of First and
oak Streets, Evansville, Ind, on the LIST OF
September, bright bay Horse, with full
main and till, about Is hands high, and
some 10 or IL years old; has small white
spot on the forehead, and some white on
one of his hind feet; is slightly blind in
the right eye; very kind and gentle. Amy
person who may notice said estray and
give information or return MIN 10 the
owner will be properly rewarded.
sepl5 diff .t ALLEN G. HALLOCK.
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Judge L. @. DeBruler

VIII speak at BooNvILLE, Warrick Coun-
BY, on Monday night, Sept. 18th. :, $3.50
He will make thorough canvass. of that
County during the week; appointments
will be made in conference with the
County Committee. Sept. 10.td
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-17
SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS.

Massey speaks again. He has been
+" swinging around the circle with his
excellency, A. j. His letter will be
found on the third page. 8
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-17
Valuable Property for Sale.

vETM. II. PAGE. ESQ., OFFERS FOR
Wv sale his residence irh the city Of
Evansville.
This property consists of large and
well-arIanged dwelling-house. ten vaIu-
able lots, well set in fruit and shade trees,
with all the conveniences of a pleasant
home. ~
This property will be sold cheap, and on
terms to suit the purchaser.
Apply to
SHACKLEFoRD & HORNBROOK,
AUS eli Real Estate Agents.
UOR SALE = SHINGLEr AND TIsATH-
e MACHINE Located corner Ninth
Street and the canal. This machine is
convenient to timber, and is in good order,
including steam engine and fixtures.
For further particulars, inquire at the
machine, or at my residence, ION Sixth
Street, between Walnut and Chestnut. a.
aus dim GEORGE MIINTZER. 4
T1OR SALE.--I OFFER FOR SALE
- to the highest bidder, or otherwise, the
building now occupied by me as Chair
Factory, together with the lot on which it Z
stands; said lot fronting so feet on Fourth
Street, running back 10 feet to Canal st. i,
Possession given upon comPletionof my
new Factory. ljul2 3ml ED. Q. SMITH.
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BOARDTNG.I

TyHE UNDERSIGNED CANACCOAI-
u modate a lew more Boarders by the
day or week Apply three doors above the
Sherwood Honse, on First Street. .,
sepl7 If q. 49,. /. ARMSTRONG
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BODIAM COAL MINES.

OFFICE ON WATER STREET, BE-
~ tween Main and Locust Streets
A constant supply, and orders prompt
ly filled. nov3l
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Judge L. O. DeBruler

Win speak at JASPER, DUBOIS COUNTY, on
Monday night, Sept. 9th, and will canvass
the County during that week. Sept. 107td
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T0 Princet0n .Reaiers.

James L. Thornton is our authorized
Agent, and will receive subscriptions for
the Daily or Weekly JOURNAL. Daily Is
cents per week, delivered at an early hour
in the morning, Immediately after the ar
rival ofthe Freight Train. He will also re-
ceive and forward to this Office any orders
or job Work or BInding.- II ~ [nIAI
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TNOR SALE-FARM-3% miles east of
containing 80 acres of good land, 40 in a
good. state of cultivation, the other well
Iimbered. There is Also on the premises a
good barn and dwelling-house, with orna-
mental trees, and about 300 choice friiit
trees consisting of apple. peach, pear,
cherry, and plum, all OF which have been
selected with much care as to quality and
adaptation to this climate, and are just be-
glnningto fruit. Said farm Is located in
one of the best neighborhoods in the
county, and will be sold low. For terms,
inquire on the premises.
Sepll div JOHN HALL.