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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

sAils1IA. Saline County. Ill.
Nsssrs Ho.i-ti.r a Susith--6entlemen
have prscticed medicine for many years. and
have used sour Bitters in u number 81 csses
with great success. and take pleasure IN recon-
Neadiog them 10 the public in general.
Very respectfully.
4 SMITH. " u.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04
Bosan's Sscsx. Gibson county. Ind, [
n~~omhap 4 1.GS

boaanS SSCRK, Oidson county. Ind.,
Dsee0bes 8, ls6s.
kessrs. Hossetter / smith: Nt
Gentlemen lhave received % much benefit
rom using vtue Buffers that ! feel in duty
hoaGd 10 g,vc my testimony t. their great vir-
tue. have been in very poor health for more
than two yssrs. afflicted with indigestion aad
loss OF spirits tried great many medicines,
but failed TO lad any relief Finally was per-
suAded to try your celebrated Stomach Bitfers.
and found nv health greatly improved. con
tauasd 10 use them for sometime. and wee re-
stored 20 perfect health. make this statement
tss the beaeht ef those WOO are suffering with I
similar disease. Very respectfully.
i'm. BOREN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

NOTICE Is HnnEBY GIVEN THAT m PURsU-
ance u the prOvsl0ns Of the Clev Charter and o..
dlnaees Of the City Of Davenport there win he held
u election the eth day Of April 1871 the same be-
~ the nfst Saturday in satd April or the following
City O1lcers, viz:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04
New Work. esoslx NGarles.
Nnv YOex, April 4

Stocks active.
6:e0s cf'sS. s1S@sx; Of ~, ~; Of rs e.
IS; new N; lu:40s, IS; 1900. nsst 8, o,hsfs
81.
New Yoek Central, lSa.
Erie, g.
Beading. ol.ol1<. rs
lllinsis Ceutfel. l4x.
Money per eeut.
Htsriing. 90 dsyss.
Gold q. 39X. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04
eTANDARD SKIRT

or che FooAao0olsle WOr1a.
For Young Ladies, Nisecs and Children, they are
Superior 20 I'll others Inquire fos tho Duplex Eip
where Fhst Cass Skirts ssld. throughout the Z.
g. and elsewhere.
WEST, BRADLEY 4 CARY
sole Owuess q Patent end Exclusive Aanufsctur-
4es. wsfoAoues and O0ces ~ Chamber. end ~ & 81
Aaa6e st. ny now Am
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RElSS 4 CO.,
Successors to Relics L Endebrock,)
MANUFACTURERS or ALL KINDS OF
Travelling and Packing Trunks,
valises, Carpet 4 Fine Leaf her
TRAVELLING Bags,
LADIES' PORT MONIES. &C.

LADIES' PORT MONIES, &C.
Gwhoesale and Retail, No. IL? and l2l Maaket St.,
between Main and Second.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Prompt attention to orders from abroad. Price
List sent by mail when requested. apr3-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

Desirable City Property for sale.
Two story frame house, rooms, good ciatern,
out buildings, full lot. very fine location
Low for Cash.
Two story frsms house, rooms. good we'll.
cistern, barn, Ac., some choice fruit and shade
trees, full lots; can be had q bargain.
One and ene-half frame house on lsased
ground. Lease TO run years, very lev for
cash.
Also, l69 acres fac rolling prsisie. suitable
for either grain OF stock farm, with never fell.
in wstsr. Stone quarry. good Investment.
Business Stsnd.-A 6ne stock Of Confection-
cry with the COED will Of the business, il sgood
location. Cheap for Caeh.
4ODDERT6 1 CRANDALL,
Real Eststs ed Insurance Ahsnts.
Dsvsnpsse. March !. 1867. mh2-dM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-04

Such 10 the tenor Of the correspondence re-
served By almost every mail At the mennlesterv
rMsourg The foregoing lettero ~ given
0esey - specimens OF il general eAaracteg,
aeo . valuable information furnished by those
"ne nave be relieved 20 those who san8. 4 4
IL - not necessary ~ this late day &, publish
~. ,, ,, sse test.monias . means Of pushiae
sals Sre.s National specific. Il hes ebiained Z
srm hold on the confidence Of the puhlIe, aas1
eaed 10 present positiou % ( HseoAasd
1repsrsnou Of the 6esS class VhrOueh the lerjti-
osss medium Of experimental deincnuerse2eu.
Nc one vessares 70 impagn its med,cina Il me rise.
Tbey ere every where confessed.
AIa0 -ss.;sa' =
assssssss'. sse..eA, as.s.-..
rsspsssd ed sold b, usa
HoeTErfER SMITH
Sc SIS ses' & fsxzA s sus Rjstsburs. Pa.
] aess. -: y ~ ssss!..ls Cs'srs ~
MarsA1s.Aso10WJy.
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COM MERCOAl.
Dnvenpert Market Report.
OsSes OF rns DAVENPORT DpsocaAs, [
April 1857.

floUR.-SrArs-
Retail bulk $3.50
% Sacks, paper, sis 90.
a. Dbl. sl4Co.
Wholesale 6scts per Dbl less
Com NEAL.--l er 100 lbs, $500.
WHEAT Receipts nominal ana prices adyAnc
ing.
No. l..............-...2 45@2 80 per bushel
No 2................2.l5 td2 20
EoRx .... 656ll.lo
oars as@ 50
BARLKr -. 80. 65@l.lo
Busssa Per ID s0l25e.
t.oss.-Per dozen, izlsGfl5c.
WHrr1 BKAxs.-Prime navy &i.7s 90 t2oO.
HAY.-Per ton, Timothy 1900 Upland Prai
rio @lo. 00@l2 20.
coAL--By the load. 2l922c. At yard. lsc, de-
lsvered. 20c per bushel.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-26

will be ended, and the author of
Lost on the Prairie, will furnish
another exciting story" Fire on the
Prairie"
THE PHRENoLoaIcAL JOURNAL, far
September. contains Portraits and
characters of Hon. r. d. Connolly,
Rev. Newman Hall, Rev. Thomas
Binney, distinguished Orators and
Authors; Mrs. Husband and Mrs.
Hoge. Sanitary Heroines; Studies ia
Physiognomy; For Gentlemen TO
Read, by Mrs. G. w. WHY'S; True
and False Marriages; Memory; Con-
scientiousness, its True Functions
Our Religion; Gradations of Intellect;
The Races of Man, their Origin;
Queen Elizabeth; -Toggery; A New
Steamer, Spirit of the Age; Central
Park, and the New Boulevard-illus-
trated.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-26
To CORRESPONDENTS,

We never notice communications
not accompanied with the name of
the author, who must be made known
to Us if unacquainted.
Write on only one side of the paper.
Don't write unless you have some
thing to say of interest to the public
and be as brief as the subject will al
low.
The publication of communica-
ton is no evidence that the editors
adopt its sentiments. The author is
alone responsible for them
Communications should be address
ed to the Editors Of the JOURNAL"
and not to individuals.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-26

RU5T.-tn Mclean County, Kentucky,
on Tuesday, August Goth, ABRAHAM W.
RUST, after a lingering and painful ILL.,
ness.
Mr.. Rust was the eldest of a family of
twelve children, and a brother 10 Mr.. VIII
lian Rust, of this city. He was worthy,
upright man, beloved by all his relatives.
and honored and esteemed BY all his
friends and acquaintances; and his loss
will be keenly felt in the community Il
which he resided. May the clods of the
valley rest lightly on his breast, while his
soul, freed from its clay tenement, finds
rest in f
"that better land,
Where Time doth not breathe on its fade
less bloom,
Beyond the stars and beyond the tomb"
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Important to Advertisers.

Ths ejaculation of tke JOURNAL IN
the City Of EUonsvtlle IS three times
as large as that Of any other ne,cspa-
per-
Or circulation IN Indiana and
Ilinois Is greater than any other ne,cs-
paper published IN this City.
In Kentucky IL is more than all the
other EronsUille papers combined.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-26

on the roads leading to the city on
Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, and on the Monday
Of the week following.
We are informed that large dele
CATION of our citizens will be in at
tendance, and for the benefit of inter-
ested parties, we condense the pro-
gramme as far as yet made known.
On Tuesday afternoon a grand
matinee concert will be given at the
Hall, to which the admission will be
one dollar, with no charge for re-
served seats. At the grand concerts
on Wednesday and Thursday nights,
the admission will be one dollar, re-
served seats one dollar and fifty cents.
On Friday, the fourth day Of the fes-
tival, there will be a grand process
sion to the grounds of the North
western Christian University, where
the picnic will be held, and at night
the monster closing ball, to which the
admission is fixed at two dollars for
lady and gentleman.
Arrangements have been made for
the illumination of Washington
Street between Tennessee and 4 lst
Streets upon the four nights of the
festival. This will be accomplished
by thirty-six dozen Chinese lamps
strung upon wires fastened to the
street gas posts. 1t will be beauti-
full and brilliant spectacle. There
will also be fine display of fire works
on Tuesday night in honor of the re-
ception of the guests. During Tues
day afternoon and night, the bands in
attendance will discourse music free
ly for the amusement of the people,
from the Court House Square. 1t is
intended for each delegation as it ar
rives to form at the east end of the
Union Depot, and march up Meridian
Street to Washington; thence east to
Delaware, and thence south to the
headquarters at Mozart Hall.
The Liedercranz, of this city, at
the meeting of the Sangerfest, in
Louisville, last year, carried away
prize, and we have no doubt of their
success the coming festival.
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Notice to Contractors.

HEALED PHOPOSAES Will be re-
- eeived by the Evansville & Crawfords-
Vile Railroad Company at the office of the
President, Evansville. until ~ o'clock
noon, Wednesday, 18th OF the present
month, for the brick work on I0T feet ex-
tension of the present Evansville Freight
Depot, which will embrace side walls and
pillars for floors and posts, (pilIars IN cas-
ured at actual kiln count)
Bids to be for the brick in the walls for
600 wall measure; base, piiasters and pan
els at actual thickness; cornice at thick
ness of widest proportion. Brick, lime
and sand to be furnished by contractors.
Stone siIls, cement, for fine courses ia base,
frames for arches, and stone caps for pill
lars. to be furnished by the Company. No
charge to be made for laying said sills and
caps. Hard brick required for foundation,
All brick to be well watered lust before
laying; the Company to furnish water
the building.
The work to be done under the order an.
direction of the Engineer; TO be com
menced within ten days OF letting, an
finished by the 9th of Septem Der next.
! Plans to be seen at the office OF the Com
panv, corn err of Main and Water Streets.
! Proposals to be endorsed, proposals 70
extension of Evansville Freight Depot
addressed to Jonn Ingie, Jr., Presiden@
Evansville 81 Charlottesville Railroad.
% JOHN INGLE, JR.,
President E. & q. r. Il.
Evansville, August Goth. Il Y
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-26

We learn that the Depsokrat, the
organ of the Teutonic Copperheadsg
is somewhat exercised about the arttii,7-1l
Gle we published last week on the,
" Social Evil = in Evansville, and
makes it the occasion of an attack
upon MayorsBAKER. We assure our
neighbor that the Mayor is too busy
with his oficia, duties, either to sug-
gest editorials for the JOURNAL, as in
timated by it. or tosgiEe the slightest
attention to its abuse. We regret,
however, that any citizen, much less a
Journalist, should throw the slightest
obstacle in the way of the officials in
their efforts to eradicate this pest.
Every decent citizen calls for severe
measure, and will sustain the Counal
Gil and police in the most rigorous
means. - s = -
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The S3ngerfest, at indianapolis.

The meeting ofgthe aSangerfest at
Indianapolis on the Sd of September.
will no doubt prove a grand affair,
probably the greatest musical festival
that has ever been held in the West.
1t is stated that there will be at least
one thousand singers in attendance,
and preparations on grand scale are
going on, which can hardly fail to
make it just what it is intended in
every particular. The guests will be.
received by Governor BAKER, Mayor
MACAULEY, and the officers of State.
&C., and Senator MORTON, of Indiana,
and Judge STALLo, of Cincinnati,
have accepted invitations to deliver
the reception addresses. The latter
will speak in the German Lam
guage. Half fare trains will be run
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NEWS ITEM ~s

Gold closed in New YORK Saturday at
i4o5s. ~
1t Unsupported that the yellow fever mas
abated little at New Orleans. =
1t is said that alarm is being felt Wit
mington, North Carolina, lest q negro be
elected Mayor of that city, 80 -.@ass H.,
Charles Stewart was shot and killed in
Pulaski County, Va, on the. night OF the
Sd. by Rev. Robert Gray The shooting
was done by mistake. d t1r bs3 81. xs4
General Rousseau writes the New York
Tribune to the effect that he was not aware
OF there being danger of his arrest in New
Orleans. gs Eaf,F e.@ erc o.. asi
The office Of Conrnissary General of
Prisoners is about to be consolidated with
that OF Adjutant General, and put III
charge of General Samuel BFacs.s ~
About four weeks ago General. Cook
caIDe, upon a camp of Indians in PuebIa
Mountains. surrounded and killed nearly
all of them. Subsequently, another camp
was found and served in the same way.
Fifty Indians were killed altogether.
General A ugurli Of opin ION ass{ it wi III
take at least 5000 troops to wage a war
against the Indians-20,o00 for his and 10000
for Genera. Hancock's Department.
The strike on'the Mobile andohio Rail-
road still continues. No trains are allowed
to run either way. No violen- or riotous
proceedings have occurred.
1t is stated that the order for the removal
of General Sickles will be issued as soon $
his reasons arrivein which he atteIa pts 70
defend himself.
Governor FLANDERS, of Louisiana, has
appointed colored man named NJ. LANCE
member Of the Board of the. c.. al
Penitentiary, vice T. E. Q. Dorclus, white
man removed .-..
a dispatch from Fort Hays says that
Captain Ames has had fight with the
Indians -on the Republican River. THE
Indians mum bered s0J. and the fight was a
desperate one. Our troops were repulsed
..r.-l -. nr.ars. - ~
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The Figures" and the GabernatOr
rial Question. II

! Our readers will remember that ten
days ago we copied a Communication
to the Indiana polls Journal signed
!" L., containing statement which,
if true, would have. seriously .compro-
missed Governor BAKERS prospects
for the nomination for Governor We
took OCCASION, promptly, to deny the
truth of the statement, and to COM
ment upon the assault made upon
him., OUR article was1copied in the
indianapolis Journal without any
solicitation on our part or at our. in-I
stigation. Its appearance at the
Capital appears to; have stung the
irresponsible scribbler into making
disavowal. which a. sense of candor
and justice to Gov. BAKER failed to
do. AS the author appears fearful
that his (CUMBAcK's) friends could
have no opportunity of vindicating
his character through similar chan
mel, we lay before our readers in to-
days issue his last Communication in
full ,o-es1.-e
! We are glad to find that Col CUM
BACK was in no way responsible for
the publication of such an impolitic,
and false charge. sWe,could not be-
lieve that he would countenance such
efforts TO defeat party friend. and
yet it was very apparent that unless
hisbfriends promptly disayowed the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-26
KENTUCKY ITEMS.

Through trains are now running between
Hickman, In Kentucky, and Nashville.
Tennessee. ru.x sr4ufsrTv4.a
The people of Henderson propose to
erect a monument. to the memory of Ex-
Governor Powell.
James Phillips. a full Africana was ar
rested few days ago in Louisville on
charge of bgamy, and lodged in Jail.
Gentlemen and ladies of the colored
persuasion are not allowed to ride on the
Covington street cars. They complain
of it.
The physicians of Henderson have
agreed to charge 81 so for the first city
visit, in the day, and 81 for each succeed
ing call. The charge is double for night
visits.
1t is said that George d. Prentice has not
written an article for the Louisville Jour
nal for year and a half. That paper fur
nishes a sad commentary on PRINCIPLES
deserted. What it is now, and what it
once was, are as widely different as posi-
ble--its Uftattty has gone.
The Louisville Democrat says that on
last Wednesday night, two men dressed in
the uniform of United States soldiers,
were pia wing the part of nighwaymen on
Broadway. Near the corner OF First Street
they stopped gentleman, and with pis-
tolls placed at his head, robbed him of $50
and fine watch. They stopped two or
three other parties whom they robbed OF
small amounts. -
A young man connected with one of the
express companies of Louisville, recently
received a dispatch from The General sur
perintendent of the Pacific Railroad at
Omaha, viz: For how much money will
You come out and be my .assistant?' His
answer was. 9 For no nsaeh money too
much Injuni''
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-26
INDIANA ITEMS.

The Dearborn County Agricultural Fair
will be held at the new fair grounds at Au-
rora. commencing the 10th of Septemoe--
Col J. E. Robinson, of Lafayette, has re-
ceived the appointment of Lieutenant Oh
the Sth U. s. Cavalry.
It is stated that disease like the cholera
prevails to a great extent among the
prairie chickens in Illinois. 1ndlaha
hunters will make note of that fact.
A large panther was seen near Indian
apolis short time ago. The Journal says
party of nine has been orga nized to go in
search of the ferocious beast.
The Morgan Raid Commission met at
Lexington, Scott County, on Tuesday, Au-
gust Goth, and forty-three claims we're ad-
justed the first day. All the members of
the Commission were present. The Board
will be in session at Lexington till satur-
day next. .8rIssT ~ 81 ss0.ssaetgt}
Mr.. beagle, of beagle & Bros theatre. at
ST. Louis, has leased Music Hall at New
A b4ny for nine months. The season will
begin on the Sd of September. The Conn
mercidl says he will make occasional visits
to this city with his company. He has
secured Turner Hall, we Believe G
The Rockville Republican has informa-
ton OF the killing in that vicinity recent
ly. OF an American tiger cat" which
measured five feet in length and two and
half feet in height.
The New Albany Ledger says that at
the next annual session .ofsthe Indiana
Conference, Rev. ]. H. Noble, of that city.
take a transfer to the Illinois Confer
ence. He will not probably return to New
Albany after Conference. but proceed di-
rectly from Indianapolis to his new field
of ministerial labor. = . ? z ~
Michael Redding. citizen, of Clark
County, was killed few days ago, twelve
miles above Jacksonville, by being run
over by his wagon. While driving through
a gate one wheel struck the gate post with
such force to throw him out, and the
wheels passing over his body inflicted such
injuries that he died almost ifnm ediately.s
Kearns the man who murdered the
negro barber Finley, at New Albany, has
been arrested, and is now safely lodged in
the jail at that city. He was captured at
his boarding house In Nashville, and when
arrested acknowledged TO have shot Fin
ley. s4@A HEf .stss sa-t4 . 3
Dorsey, thesman who killed Duncan, at
Nolan, KY, about D week a o, has been
arrested. He was caught at bloomington
Ind. He was taken back to Kentucky. SN =
There is quite a revival in progress at
Moonsville, Floyd County, under the direc-
ton of Elder Henry Noyes, OF the Chris
tian Church of New Albany. Fourteen
persons have been baptised, --.t.f rssess
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-26
Periodicals..

THE GALAXY, for September, con-
tains, Some "reminiscences of DIR.
Anthem the late distinguished class
zeal scholar and teacher, by DIR. Rob't.
ID. Nesmith; A Carol Of Harvest,
for 1867, by Walt Whitman; Jean
Ingelow's New Volume" by Harriet
Prescott Spofford; THE Ladies of
Llahgollen," by Rev w. r. Alger;
Brigham Young and Mormonism,"
by E. NJ. Tullidge. Mormon Elder:
Aunt Madeline's Trial" a Short
Story, by f. j.. Curtis; Steven Law
renee, YeomaR," by Mrs. Edwards;
Waiting for the Verdict" by Mrs.
r. III. Davis; and Nebula," by the
Editor. The price of the Galaxy is
So so.
THE LITTLE CORPORAL for Sep
TENDER is received from the publisher
at Chicago. This popular and cheap
juvenile monthly contains capter three
of Mrs. Miller's popular new story,
6 Camp Bruce;'1 No. 2 of 1.-The
Chicken Little stories;' No. l of
=" Early Times in Ohio;'' besides a
large number of choice poems, prose
articles, picture stories, &C., entirely
original
THE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE for
September is sent us by the publish
ers, Messrs. Hurd & Houghton. We
have heretofore prounced it the most
attractive of all the magazines for
young folks, and the present number
gives US no occasion to change our
opinion. NAa Ehgga $3.50
Among the contents are: Fronts
piece. Pussy sits behind the log,
by HI. L. Stephens; Six Little
Princesses, and what they turned into,
with an Illustration by S. SMITH: A
Day with the Rose Family, by Will
liam Writ Skies; A Bed on a Whale,
by John Conroy Hutcheson. with an
illustration by CORTLAND Hopping;
How Georgy got the Oysters. by Aunt
Fanny; The Land of Pluck, by Mary
E. Dodge; The little Bachelor, with
four illustrations by the Author); i
Michael Mfchaelovitch, by Helen G..
Weeks, with an illustration by w.
/. Champney); The Exiles, a full
page illustration by j n. Hyde, with |
verses; Terra Nova; or, Coast Life in
Newfoundland, ", with an illus
tration by HCourtland Hopping;
Among the Trees, September, by
Mary Lorimer, with a flower draw
ing); Bets and Betting, Part 1, by
Jacob Abbott, with an illustration
by H. W. Herrick) The g Once Upon
a Time Club, by Vieue Mouaache, |
with an illustration by Thos. Nast); |
What. / used to do when was little
Girl, ILLUSTRATED by f. B. BenselD.
Another Shakespeare story will be
given insthe October number. Peri
cles, Prince of Tyre; and besides
the conclusion of a Bed on a
Whale, F." Viex Moustache's story,
- Eel~TE tt-ae
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Agents for the Journal.

JAMES L. THORNTON, Princeton. Ind.
s(Japt. LEVI FERGUSON, Petersburgh, Ind.
HARRY r. SMITH, Washington, Ind.
W J. L. HEMMESwAY, Boonyille, Ind.
C. r. DEBRCLER, Newburgh, Ind.
JOHN NJ. LOCKWOOD, Mt. Vernon, Ind.
j. NJ. FOSTER, Fort Branch, Ind.
j. w. WEAVER, Poseyville, Ind.
s. 3. CoRwIS, Somerville, Ind.
Capt. WHITING, Cynthiana, Ind.
f. J. ROGERS. New Harmony, Ind.
O. A. HARPER, Owensville, Ind.
HARVEY BoSD, Hazleton, Ind.
THos. MCCUTCBES. Sandersville. Ind.
URBIE MARRs, Black Hawk Mills, Ind.
They will also receive and forward to US
erCers for Binding and lob Printing.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-26

1@r During the erection Of or Ne,o
Building, the JOURNAL Business
Office piU be located an The rear
of Cloud q, -Aktn's Drug Store.
Entrance through the A11ey on Hahn
Street, neat to Marble Hat. IS