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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-07

PETROLEUM V. Massey avows that
Mr.. SEWARD negotiated the purchase
of the Russian territory in order to
make the BLAIR family its Governors.
He describes the President asking
I" Will the Ablishen SENT ratify the
treaty." And Mr.. SEWARD answers
" / converst with many on the subjick,
and they said, if we could promise
that the BLAIRs would accept posish-
ers there, they would do it cheerrfy.
For SIGH a purpose, said one of them
to me, !" 100000 is a mere baga-
telle." u fffff
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The Journal Abroad.

Our citizens who are absent from
the city and want to see the DAILY
JOURNAL, will find it regularly on file
in Cincinnati at the Mercantile Libra
ry; in Chicago at the Board of Trade
Rooms; in St. Louis at the Mercan-
tile Library; in indianapolis at the
Bates House, and at St. Nicholas
Hotel, New York.
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LAST night, just as the inside of
this issue was going to press, through
disarrangement of our steam eleva-
tor, the forms were pied-one of the
very inconyenient and annoying incl
dents of newspaper establishment.
This will, we hope, be sufficient
apology for the absence of the usual
amount of reading matter, and a num-
Der of advertisements, this morning.
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The municipal elections, for most of
the cities of Indiana, take place to-
day At indianapolis the Democrats
make no party nominations, but are
hoping to succeed through the agen-
cy of a so-called no-party working
mems ticket. In Vincennes, New
Albany, Fort Wayne and other strong
Democratic cities, regular party NOM
nations have been made.
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THANKs.-That clever and obliging
gentleman, Mr.. Davis, of the Adams
Express Co., will please accept thanks
for repeated tavors.
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E. laY1s5 INDIANA ITEMS.
A. NJ. Paul proposes establishing n,
tional bank at Washington, Ind.

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reconstruction. The North is doing
its duty in this regard. We trust that
we may see the reflex imovemehtl in
the South sin due time.s-Itas has=net.
yeteommepeedl ETC aZNOO
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OFFICIAL.

( LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the
Post-Office at Evansville, State of Indiana
on the 9th day of May, 1857
Persons calling for any of these letters
win please say advertised, !" giving date.
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A dams Agnes
Ashbrook Mary II 2
Allen Blanche
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Anderson Mollie
Biven A ] Mrs
Boston Carrie
Bennett Amanda
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Barton Mary +
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Banks Catherine
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Corwin Mary 2
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Ginger Susannah
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Davidson Susan o
davidson Mary G
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HasbroOk Mary
Harris Anree
Hilty Margaret
Haney q X Mrs
Holt Matte
Hyde Sarah M
HUFF Emma
Horribly Ellen
Jarrett Sarah
Johnson Be.le
Jared Frances
Jackson NJ Il
johnson Mary Ann
Jenkins Liza NJ
Kelly Elm
Kirkpatrick M airy
Lawburg Julia
Luse Mary A
Lockwood Amanda
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Laurence N j Mrs
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Moore )lum bus
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Porter MOllie j
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Rankin S V mrs 2
Rees Magu alena
Richie r G miss
Randolph Mary A
Sbugley Sophia
Scott Kate 2
Smith Elizabeth
SENIOR II 5 mrs
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Smith Lucy A
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Skeels Matilda .
Smith Maggie q
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Street EN- 2
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Stins on Kate
Steward Mary
Tyler A ID mrs.
Taylor Elizabeth
Upheld Martha
Vandusen A A mrs
White 5 Ii mrs
Walker Martha
Walker A q
Wright Libbie
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Spltlal Naaif.
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MUSHROOM INVITATIONS:


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JAMES sUTToN's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, lT'hs Hon. the Probate
psTEicT oHTrrEsDss, - Il Court Tor the District
10 he heirs and al persons Interested In the estate
Of James sutton ste Of 81 George in said District
deceased
GREETING
whereas, application hath been made 20 this Court
IN writing BY the administration Of sad estate praying
for license and authority 10 sell tbs real estate Of said
deceased including the rsversion Of the widows dover
therein, for the payment II charges Of administration
and setting forth therein the amount Of the charges Of
administrator the amount Of personal estate, ard the
situation Of the real estate,
Wheroupon, the aid Court appointed and ssizued
the 2lst day o. March A. ID. 1861, at the Probate
Court rooms in said District 10 hear and decide upoa
sad application, and petition and ordered public notice
thereof u DO given 70 all persons interested therstr
By p1blshn; said order, together with the tune sni
place Of bearing three weeks suecesively u the Bur-
linynn Free Press newspaper which ercustss In tho
nsgAborhood Of those persons interested IN said estate
all which publications sh, be previous 10 the csy'
/ assigned for hearing
Therefore you hereby notified 10 appear before
said Court at the time and pl.cs assigned then AMI
there In said Court u give bonds the law direets.
for the paymen. Of the debts, and charges Of simni
ation and make your objections 10 the granting sue
license, II you cause.
; Given under my band, at the Probate Court roons
this ST., dsy q January 4. n 1857. ~
/ VifDiR L sURSAP, Rssss..
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Married.

In this city, Thursday morning, March lith' al
the residence Of Mai. G. S. Blodsett, by tie Rev.
L. G. Ware, Capt. EtsEyE VITLE and Miss MARY j.
BLopGrTI, all Of Burlington.
In Burlington, March Is, by Rev. Isaac heAnn'
Mr.. ANDREW J. HOWARD and bliss MARY 6IEss'
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In Hinesburgh, Feb. 2sth, olin A. Caswen Of
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Died.

In Essex, VI Feb. Is, Theron Bradley, in the se'
years Of his aye.
His father, a Revolutionary soldier and Capt
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nine OF ten, s. years ago.
IN s.artsooro. VI TIE 18th ult., Mrs. Julia
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in she sane town, on the -atL alt. E'silla Irish
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10 Jericho Center. Feh. sth, Mr.. Mary L. Tracy.
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Ny vile. the heaven o. mine eyes.
Tie golden clasp which held M JOS.
The rainbow Of nay future years.
Grand center q my hopes snd fears.
Loved one, my ever new delight
More precious b. my soul than light,
Have ] beLeld thee cold in geath,
o. can no art call back thy breath
Shall no more behold thy face
Those smiles Vh.-h time cannot erase
Ia dream thy ll- In with JOY III Sc,
Thy loving tones VIII come 70 ne,
More delicate than viol's sound.
tforc s8 ec: than ausht on earth is iOunt.
Dear object cl my anguish sore.
Ill think Of thee. cash morning hour.
wilt thou my --Glrll.u angel re
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Hethiuks whisper ] can hear
Yes, will guard thee-neyer fear"
What is there in this world Of ours
Where, where is found the prize.
Mid an the brightest fairest flowers
Though each too quickly dies
So precious il LIES morn, ur noon
ss is a wife's warm love,
Vet many fail O. prize the boon
Ltsi che lives above.
rstill O'crthe scenes ms memory wakes
And fautly tr0Jds with EisCr care
Time but the impression deeper makes
As streams their channels deeper wear.
BY Mary, dear depart d shad-,
Where l. thy place 70 hlissfUl rest:
Seest thou thy lover lowlv laid!
uCarost thou the pan - that rend his breast -
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REGAL Hotifes,
JOHN M'NEIL's ESTATE.

DISTRICT % CurrTESDES - Il IN the estate Of JOha
MN ell late Of Charlotte in said District deceased.
GRKETIss.
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for the District Of Ch.tenden the 9Th day Of March
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$50. These ORGANS, with their smooth pips-hko
quality Of tone, beautiful solo stops. strength
Of chorus, unequslled pedals, and general organ
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and SCHOOLS They are put up in cases Of soiid
Walnut, fancy veneered Walnut NEW and unique
styles), and elegant ROsspo0d, OF splendid designs
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ing intended that each Instrument shall be q model
OF Its class All iHst-alsHtf, aorH 10 fre oetIUo
portable Melodson, hare the beautiful Tre1oisafs
stop titi0uf ertTd Charge.
A large assortment instantly on hand at our
GENERAL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WARE
ROOMS, sal BROADWAY.
Our Illustrated Circular and Price lists, with
our styles, are now ready. Send for circular.
PELOUBET, PELTON q Co.,
Manufacturers, No. Sal Broadway, New York City.
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