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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Council CHAMRERS,
EVANSVILLE. August Ia, 1856

HrH
The Council met pursuant tC
adjournment. Present-His Honor
Mayor Baker, aud Couutilme1 Miller
Dean, Muhlhausen. Cook. Holman
Reitz, Wiltshire, Kolle aud Kraft.
The minutes of the hast meeting
were read aud approved.
The following bills were presented
and allowed: II. NJ. Davis. salary as
engineer, 500 co. Peter Zapp and
brigade. work on Streets, $500 90;
Philip Klein, salary. $50; John 5.
Stocks, lowering cistern curb. &c,
1899 90; Michael Kuhn, earth, $32 %;
jackson Fire Co, hauling engine, &c.
S11 Thomas Bullen, hauling engine,
&c, $50 80, and on account of his
driver, injured at the fire near Central
Market. $50; Registering Board, for
services in the Upper Precinct-to
registrars, So per-day; clerks, 50 per
day; to committee making out copies,
three days, SIS. The same amounts
were allowed to the other precincts
total notnascertained; Police, night
watch salary, s137; day watch, sl40;
VIM. Heilman, sundries. Sol "a; do.
for do. s97 AZ; j. A. Daum, water
pipes. &c, ST. j. NJ. Guipel, station
airy, 81 75sW. y. p. Mills, box sewer
across Sycamore Street, 1920; VIM.
W. Williams, salary, $14; Samuel
Orr, sundries. s13 so; Thomas aud
Joseph Dean, earth, $105 70; Conrad
Newman. Lighting lamps. $50; Thos.
Garfal. c~leaning sewer.s1i so; Jsffd
FINN. cleaning sewer. s1T 50; y. J..
z Mills. salary. &C.. $50 5aaJ&I0
Hafman n.fc@s go M.ohoaf
Bichel, hauling engine SIS; Kirk
patrick &sGluger. earth. - 4.
McGrlff, for cash advanced on hose,
$50 20. go
Aal WA Rust asked p~ermissioneo
open a coffee stand in the market,
and the right to open at any hour.
Bcrmisston was granted, at d license
ofIS.so per aunum.sE saigi1 ayoee
The Sheriff bill for s256 90 was
ordered 10 be paid when corrected.
Inc wtlaffreport for the week end-
ing the 9Th showed that forty boats
had landed Total receipts. &1S5 40.
The AayQr submitted the report of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~sbIastion
showing ST7v jue Jacob :. Losry.
which was allowed: also. the rep0rt
OF the Gefhu4iftee on StreGfs.saSprpv-
lug the work on aAeyslsodF recon
mendlng the accepting of fhea same:
also; the bordering aud gravehn .of
sundry streets, all of whiehawere apS
proved. 2 2 asaaa1lud
The contract and bond for the I'M
provemelt OF Third Street from Null
berry to Gum. were submitted anu an
proved; also, the .apportioniment of
the expense among the property hold
ers,I which was approved and ordered
to be assessed up. baos % -
AG~MA &A244A - sGif EIn
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Ordered that a plank sewer be put
under Fifth Street, at tie intersec-
ton OF Third Street.
Ordered that Zapp repair certain
crossings.
) a penalty paid BIZ Mr. ScIoter was
RENTED Is s 81 r.
The Mayor was authorized to take
steps to secure the mouth ofEranklin
Street Sewer
Ordered that the SurreyoIexamine
the cisterns vacated by the Cenipg of
First Street. g w.
MI, Zapp was directed to lake sew
eral necessary improvements streets,
cutters aud crossings.
Mayor Baker reported loan of
$1,000 negotiated BY him. ah.it was
ordered that The interest an stamps
be paid.
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RateheIar,s Hair I'VE. ae

Zrzs splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
yazaA- The only tsue and perfect Dye.
f4Mxakzess, Reliable, instantaneous. No
a. xxENnantment. No ridiculous tints-
1asxzzzsl Black or Browns sRemediesthe III
&skzia 81 Bod Dges. sInvdgoratesthe hair,
Assfsfssx ii soft and beauttfuL3iThel genu-
2~txsegAgned Wtttiofa A. Bachelor. All 9TH
ra asse mere inAatlQns, and should be
zsE&z~a- sold by all Druggists and Per
snsnezx Factory 81 Barclay Street. New
- Nz sAREoF AeoUsTERrEGT.
AsE Arlyf - $500 h1atIssa
~AEz1ssed rs tne mai who invented
~ssssksx.- says Sancho PanZa. Still more
AszskssA Is the nan who invented the
sNzsxlsss of remedying The neglect and mis-
sHsaxzrS shat changed my locks gray before
xxs Ekzae, or rea ped>the harvest OF any hair
Az4Nre the season of my decay. To Bar
rsezA vegetable Hair Restorative" must
ss ssscTibed uiewits possessed by few or
ExEzK 81. the usual remedies for badness
nsnS premature gray hair. The teStimo-
asaszs of its efficacy are numerous and
zragzaachable jy6 W
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diameter q weighs about eight tons.
1t is found to be in excellent condi-
ton. The shaft with the fanges and
crank weighs 16 or IL tons, and is "a
massive piece of machinery, being p
feet long, IL inches in diameter, with
3 fanges. 5 feet in diameter, and the
massive crank 8 feet IN length, hex
agonal in shape and of solid wrought
iron.
In another boat alongside is a vast
quantity of fragments of the machin
cry, pipes. tubes. pieces of the boil
erz torn, rent and warped in al con-
ceivable shapes and forms, pumps.
hog sehains. steam drums, escape
pipes, &c. There are two boiler,
heads, with the boiler plates, Clipped.
off as closely as, if it had been done
with a cold ,chisel, and boiler plates
torn and warped-ragged and irregu-
lar as if they we're brown paper. One
plate is fatteRed out as perfectly
straight as when it was first rolled.
The tubes are warped aud twisted,
andhonf in every conceivable shape,
which, with the boiler plates. show
the terrific force of the explosion,
but which can neither be described or
conceived, but must be seen to be ap-
preciated,
The spectacle is one calculated to
inspire painful emotions when her
melancholy end is considered, aud the
fearful loss Of human life it involved.
The engines, shafts and cylinders are
in no wise injured, and are of the very
bestquaiity ever built. We hope to
see them some day driving a fine first
class steamer, built at Evansville, ex-
pressly for the Evansville and New
Orleans trade.
Our friend John Sinzich, and his
partner Capt. Leezar, have made a
splendid speculation, having pur-
chased the entire wreck for 81. 900.
They have already recovered nearly
$10.000eworth of property, and if no
misfortune befan them,gthey will re-
cover in the next week as much more.
When all the machinery and IRON
is removed from she wreck, the
hui viii be broken ~, with the hope
Of recovering the freight in her hold.
The starboard engine, shaft and pit
man will probably be got out this
week. when the machinery will be
brought down to the city, and Will no
be examined with melancholy
in~terestIby all who on se admired the
noble-anS beautiful Missouri.
To REAL ESTATE MEN.-A full
assortment Of long and short form
and Mortgages fol sale at the
Counting Room. If
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ESS only reliable remedy for those
ssfsrxs discolorations on the lace called
f&sxs Patche- gapdF F'reekies rs PEHRY'S
a53sFn M FREcKLE 3EoTIoN.A Prepared
DSq ny Dr. B. G. Perry, Dermatologist, 10
&xE8 street, New York. Sold byrall drug
acSss. IN Evansville and elsewhere. Price
fkn&T bottle. ivy d3m
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CONSOLIDATION. - The firm Of
Henry II. Blemker, and Blcmer,
TiIlmann y Co., Stove Dealers ad
Excelsior Stove Works, have len
consolidated and will h~enceforthbe
known as Blemker, Tillman q 10.
All debts and accounts will be OIL
lected and paid by sna nia
may25tf BLEMKER. TfLLMAN e. 70.
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The WRECK OF THE Missouri
In consequence of the dearth ofitems
in the city for the past several days,
we accepted an invitation yesterday TO
visit thu. wreck Of the ill-fated Mis-
souri,. After a pleasant ride in John
SinziaGs express wagon, and a long
and Lberieps tramp across the sand
TO che water, we were carried aboard,
and were cordially received by Capt.
e. D2IseszaU who has charge oflthe
boat and the wrecking. party.
The wreck of the once proud, no.
BILE and elegant Missouri, which once
SO majestieally piewed the bosom of
the beautiful Ohio, presents a truly
mechanically a~rpearanceA The wreck
lies directly up and down the river in
length, equal to "a whole block of the
city. her stern and the k~neeslonNhe
bow just above the wafer, while a por-
t;ontof the stern ON one side for 30
feet is fairly out of the water, while
the massive shaft or cylinder on the
starboard side, are but partially outoof
the water. The hull, which is nearly
flied with sand, isrspiit op~ei5fore and
aft nearly The whole length while
wheel and cylinder timbers are partly
visible careeued over on each side.
On the hatboat, alongside the wreck
ing boat, on the larboard. cylinder
shaft and pitman, the latter OF
which hadjust been got OUT Both the
pistons are found TO be about half out
of the cylinders. both cranks3 being
down. The cylinder is 50 inches in
asazx ~
gu .z-LEkxs1aE4 $50 81 x8R
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5. NJ. R0LEY's


a2a the Office Of VIM. Emery, Justice OF the
sess.se. gu Talsd stree. between Main and
F1sassf4 @&Gk4 AENEA f80&E34 a4 AW&
Zeal Estate bought and sold on. commits
ksxi, az Dles rates mo charge If he
SAFE IS not effected. VIII attend to the pay
skFsns OF taxes. eotiecting ef debts. renting
NJ houses. xe., &c. ~ e. fsejy-s fsm
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e4 DISEASES OFs THE SCALP pro-
4fax GR4Y HAIR AND BdLDNESS.
zS21 7sa of so
HAAS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR
Em h REVIEWER NAfF
sZS restore Il to its natural color and pro-
N Bea its growth.
s&sr Treatise on the Hair sent free by
szea3- aKfa es p
e. p. HALL < CO., Nashua, N. H.,
uAA Proprietors.
ses = Oh
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"a hat mother does not remember the
ssxAAa ravages annually made by Dipthe-
TIA What mother does hot TIRE mble as
snE2Tv q esn case comes to her knowledge.
Va 6EE CAS- BE CUgED by DIR. j. w.
11F1AGs White Pine Compound. Soid by
- nltnmnIa fll.-a 4
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Removal. ssaa
". EIRERT 4 co. HAVE IN

u, moved to their new four-story Store.
ia 81 North First Stfeet. where they viii
E<uieaSsd ii see al - psff <eI lca<tnnler>
xa<A a. many aeS onss> A. uiH saxor them
wSeh a call. Afnli A~SnEtfusnto OF Groceries,
So al~ay> On a3.st, .sisl -og >a.e a. tue
se<Aet market rs 8e 91fi. give speci01
usssscen.enss = az thste 8ffti.fy orcASE 4
%sFT1AF seIfGAIaX % - AQ94ffat4 sssF
.asdt4Eax - 4snW atfsrh
.elupi ~ aba e234 = us9tnafY
.r .E6a1f3ai3 .7.egk s114Q
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9 Main St. Marble Hall.l

FoR SALE.ACook & Healy, No. 70
Main Street, will sell their entire
stock of Groceries. This il a good
chance for any one that wishes to go
into the business. MIR. Cook has
purchased a farm in the East. and will
remain there. Cook Il HEALY.
90 Evansville, July Y. 1861 l3tf
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= RAJ Go to Carlin's and II the
best Cutter in the city, professoCot-
ter, q Gutter Of fine rcputati, In
Eastern cities. jy3f.
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- 80 q
> FoR SALE.-The framing timbers
for a building 80 by 20 feet, including
joists and rafters, studding, &C., can
be hadla at a. bargain by calling at the
'asaassEo JOURNAL OFFICE.
@PERsoNAL4Col. K, r. Weir, of
Greeneille, one of the most decided
iUnionfmen ink Kentucky, andLformer-
ly a gallant soldier IN the Federal
army, afforded Us the pleasure of a
Gal YESTERDAY, aslaI ssns uosaeD
RECORDERS COURT There vas
but a moderate amount of business
done at the Recorders Court yester-
day. Jennie Dean was charged with
keeping a house Of ill-fame. She de-
mahded aHjury, and the following
Jurors tried the case. John Heath,
10. Forth, Louis Sauera -Aker,
John Hedderich and Harry Jones,
Peter Mailer appeared for the prose-
c~ution, and Col. Buchanan for the de-
fence. The jury returned a verdict
of ! guilty. aud assessed a fine of
so, with costs, which amounted to
$15 So. The same woman was fined
a week or two ago, on a similar
charge. 500 90, and on Another
charge. Of a ike character, $50, with
costs.
A gentleman was charged with
driving his team across a plank side
walk. The Recorder had a strong
disposition to discharge the defend
ant but did not think he could do it
under the ordinance. He therefore
fined hlmnsl, with 81 s. costs.
BarA large assortment of those
fine crystal visiting cards Still on
hand at.the JOURNAL office. The
ladies viii please take notice.
A VExED QUESTION SETTLED
Several cases have recently been liti-
gated 10 one Of the Magistrates
Courts arising out of the recent dis
aster to the Ada Lyon. 1t will be re-
membered that one of her guards
broke down precipitating fourteen or
fifteen hogsheads Of tobacco into the
river. During the afternoon of the
same day. and on the succeeding day,
applications TO thu Captain Of the
boat were made bg different par
ties fer eersmunerstion for Swing
nearly $50 hagsheads, each party de-
manding s. for his services, Such
claims as wrre we'll established were
paid, but others have SINCE instituted
suit, and yesterday a test case was de-
cided ag4iust The claimants.
LECTURES BY ROBERT DALE OWEN.
This g~enrfslnaa Hrvposes TO spenda
portion Of next Winter in delivering,
throughout the West, lectures on one
moro Of the follow ng subjects:
1st 4bro1apa L;aco'asb and the
Crisis which taliea him forth, 2nd4
=" The I.,ae OF Holman Progress, de-
duced from History 73rd- Spnltu-
aiisn as a Phase Of Religious Senti-
memo the day AthA Ia m5 It's
History and its Prospects, M.
OWENS course viii be arranged for
him BY the Western Lecture Bureau.
of Chicago. Applications may be
addressed to EDWIN LEE BROWN,
Esq, chief of that Bureau, as River
Street, Chicago, who will supply in
as to terms and all other
particulars. ~ A4
sszla k.oz@0raTo
IvoA
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Colgate S Co..
AernaR EraSiTe Scan

yEsx MANCFACIGREGs FNHW eRIRE
u sznateriais, and may be c~onsigeued he
~seNsSARD OF EXCELLENCE. For sale by
xasEoeds. tmayAl y
aax~ EhsfAMERICAN HOUssE.t Hanover
sN.zxfs. Boston, is the largest and b.St ar
ssaeaaka hotel in New England, The Sleep
1mgSsOms a re spacious and well ventii ted:
SaesuSiesof roomsa ara we'll arrsnsetA,asKs
zzecrsetely furnished for families anu n ge
SaEEEsng parties: and the house VIII con
z1zEms 30 b. kept as a first-ciasS hotel in
sxxxy respect 20 LEWIS RICE. ~
&az5sdsim Ngth EA & Proprietor.
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NEW FIRM.-Our fellow-tewnsman
Matt. Henning. having purchased the
entire interest of Mr.. Warren in
the Queenswarehouse of Mark &
Warren in this city and Cairo. takes
that gentleman's place in the firm
which will hereafter be known as
Mark & Henning. The old firm was
eminently successful in securing and
holding trade, and-we think Mr.. HEM
ing's experience as a merchant and his
acquaintance through the country will.
materially add to the reputation and
success of the new firm. Mr.. Hen
ning's magnificent new building
will be occupied by the firm, and we
anticipate that when thus occupied
Evansville will boast of n of the
largest and finest Queensware estab-
lishments in the West. We certain
~ wish the new firm an increased
trade and success.
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BISHOP SIMPsoN-This distin-
gnished and eloquent Divine, has
made an engagement with Trinity NJ,
b. Church. to deliver one of his elo-
quent lectures in this city on Thurs
day the 10Th inst. The subject will be
/" The Future. Of our Country All
who had the pleasure of hearing his
lecture at the Union Wigwam in 1861,
may form SOME idea of the rich treat
in store for all who may have the
privilege of hearing him on the 25th
inst. The proceeds of the lecture are
to be applied in payment of the debt
incurred in purchasing the splendid
organ. now delighting all who attend
Trinity Church. 4
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Bs5-Call at the Journal Office if
you want Business Cards, Checks,
Receipts, Drafts, Notes, &c, in the
best style.
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.Terre Haute and indianapolis.
-sogFRoM TERRE HAUTE.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
sTEAMBOAT LINES,
FROM vINCENNEs


< To .LouIsyILLE-lEyery Monday and
saturday at10 O'Clock Am. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6
o'clock p. NJ. 4t4a1-
To eAIRo-Daiiy, except sunday, at 8
O'Clock II. M.
! 10 CHEEKY xRIvER-E Every Wednesday
and Saturday at 8 o'clock p. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday at 8 o'clock Pm
To E~AsrPoRT.- Every Tuesday and
Friday at 4 o'clock P. N.
To III sDERsoN-Daiiy, except Sundays,
at 3 o'clock P.M.ao9 - s
To S~AsHyrLL.- Every Thursday at four
p. m..%A ~
To MEMPms-Semi-weekly. NsA3
IS RocsportS Stage (via Newburghand Boon
ville,l carrying the mail, leaves at IA NJ,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by ! P NJ, Tuesdays. Thursdays
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days n Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. NJ. ess
Mt Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundaysl at NJ. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays) by 2 p. NJ. &H2 20
To NEwBURG.-Hack daily except sun,
dayD from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock z. NJ.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Dissolution or COparfnelhip.

: The partnership heretofce exist
ing between Henry Feldnnn and
John H. Sehrichte has thislay been
dissolved by mutual consent
MIR. Schrichte continues Iea bust
mess at the old stand No.a). Main
Street. s HENRY FEIBANN.
.oFi rn JOHN III. ScHpHTR.
Thanking the public in geral for
their liberal patronage extoded to
US, I recommend a contindan ofthe
same TO my former partner.
HENRY FELDiSN.
In order to make room foa large
stock of Fall and Winter Gods, [
now offer seasonable Light 9Th and
Cashmere Suits at much sduced
prices, JOHN III. ScHRHTE.
aug 15-4t.' a.l
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ps1- Everybody that wantsextra
-four buys Bingham's Pastry, Z sale
in sacks or barrels, by .
aug. 3 Ind. III. d.. ALLIs 60.
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PROGRESS or IMPRovEMENTs.-
The new public school building on
Walnut and Ninth Streets is progress
ing very foyorably now, and the walls
are up some two or three feet on
the third story windows. The build
ing, in outward appearance and inter-
nal arrangements. will be a very deci-
ded Improvement on the other two
school buildings, and will be, p real
credit to the city.
The new Cathoiic Church, corner of
Sixth aud Cherry Streets, islalso APP
preaching completion The roof,
frame and rafters-are up, and the
spires are progressing. We presume
it will be ready, for use before New
Years. nsk sAp
Thehandseme new block of eIessrs.
Reitz & Garvih is rapidly approach
ing c~ompletioasa 1t adds very greatly
to the appearance of that section of
the city. . s. ~ "a
Ahc uNN DaDCA W ME. h neln
andsothers. on Main Street, between
Second and Third. is progressing rap
idly and is now nearly to the top. of
the second story.
The Opera House is quietly and
steadily rising, aud with good wealth
er will probably besready for the roof
by the middle of next week 1t is highly
admired by. strangers and citizens, on
account of its massive beauty. It is a
very substantial building.
The new JOURNAL Office is ready
for the roof. and will be completed
with dispatch. 1t is not surpassed in
beauty by any building in the city.
The new brick building being erect
ed on Water Street, above Locust, is
by Messrs. Steele & Co, as we are in
formedsand not by Mr.. Kratz, as8we
stated sometime ago.saIt is designed,
we believe, fora planning and flooring
establishment. II will be a good and
useful impfovemeht.9J1 83.h
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CIark's Spool Cotton is the best.

BeE- Just received, a fresh lot of
Torrey'sE Five Minute ice Cream
Freezers, fine water coolers, refrige-
ators. beer coolers, brass aud ename-
ed kettles, fruit jars Of every descri,-
ton, &c. &c. We have the finest ard
most complete stock of goods in our
line to be found in the city.
~ - 2 Trnn c.. .rrr..r u go
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MiAeards Meedlss for sale everywhere.
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BACON AT AUcTIoN.-IIira Mel
son will sell, a lot of sweet Inns. and
shoulders at his action room opposite
the postrofice, at 9 o'clock thmorn-
inc
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M1~arls Helie Needles. - Patent
Wrnppels. are superior 70 all others.
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sssa~Merchant Taifors' new goods arr
riying. at the, new establishlnept-54
Main Street, .ilssr .ag 3 suat1
nmar55tf sa5SMIFH 4 DARLING
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xwLL >rHoLsKsHirS Issued
4SJ %.

sl are fa " tSs 20 cesH and axgnn 4,s4a,t-
s<srrse OF instruction., or selatf address a.,
nnes1ve by return mail college C,re.Ia.
wsks spee innans Of P~enpnsnshtp aud FSone.
a&Sss0g. a.. =. AAAITsBnaar
Sr3o dSm "teIpaI.
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n-Tweuty boxes OF new mons
Just received at the New 70 Gro
Gerry. PARSONS, SCoyILLE, Co,
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xna~Ezu ALNAH JOIHON.
Qfice, on Third ST., boss AuIand
Lpcusta1 eH3 - sls1,a1 ssinw %9tf.
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Ladiesl use Clare Spool ctou.
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Milward's Needles are tie best.
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Machines Use Czark's SpoCouon

BILLS OF LADING.-We we on
hand a good stock of Bills aiding,
bound or loose the finest quay ever
offered in this city, .oris If
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Take none other than Cqurls's C9tto'
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s a full supply Of Justices
Blanks for sale a this ofiee. If
~ EsyELoPEs.-All kinds, in any
quantity printed In tasteful style, at
short notice. and lowest rates. at the
JOURNAL office. = n4ant 8enek4 lstl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-15

Cry ORDERS FOR SALE.-nquire
at the ss,aw JOURNAL 0IcE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-15

To REAL Estate MEv.-A full
assortment Of long and short form
Deeds and Mortgages fol sale at the
JOURNAL Counting Room. If
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-15

sD-Letter Heads, Ri IS aiding,
Shipping Tags, &c, gotten urn, sex-
celsior style and at short, nIce.rat
the journal Office 49, an.atzl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-15

ID HAND Saving ry,1HF1gYF" sesales.
~ FoR RENT.4Dweliihg hod with
three rooms Dwelling .hoT With
FIVE rooms. Dwelling hsu. with
eleven rooms; would makes It rate
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-15

> FoR SALE.-The framing timbers
for a building 30 by 20 feet, including
joists and r~afters. studding, &c, can
be had, at a bargain by calling at the
.aaffaaL .a.L--.LI IoIRNALO FrIcE-
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-04-11

Cashmere e0aB-Ne call attsa.
ton of farmers to the advertisement Of
Col. R. W. F6Fnas, &c this city, offering
to let out Full Blood Cashmere Buck
Goats On shares TO cross with common
Goats. This 70 any . desiring to get
fine stock is a rare opAoFtnnity, as the
common Goat, when bred lo.the Cash
mere Goat six times, produceg very near
pure blOOded Chasmera clock No bet
ter chance to get HE finest sscek ID the
worla was ever offered to our farmers.
The first one who introduced Cashmere
Goats into the United States, after hav-
ing carefully studied the habits Of these
animals, suggested tha. the country most
adapted TO their wants was the eastern
slope of the Rocky Mountains to the
Missouri river-especially Nebraska
Col. Frrnis is deserving Of great credi!
for their introduction and his present
generous ofer. -