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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-17

EVANSVILLE LIBRARY AssocIAr1oN.-In
order to accommodate those who may wish
TO attend the. festival of the Episcopal
Church. the lecture of Theodore TiIton,
at Masonic Hall, this evening, will com
mence al z o'clock, instead of IA as previ-
ously announced. By this change there
will be an opportunity for all who may de-
sire to attend the lecture and festival the
same evening. g.ss "a 8esrse 4sFE
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SAW STARs.-The local of the Courier
says, in yesterd Us issue, that he Witness
ed, on Tuesday morning, "one of those
sublime and heavenly Notwithstanding
of the stars" We saw one large, brilliant
meteor, but no falling stars. Some people
do, at times, however, see multiform.
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g@ IF you are in need Of stock
of liquors., our advice would be for
you to go to Hodge, Carr & Co.'s, cor
ner Water and Sycamore Streets, and
buy them cheaper, better, and more
of them for less money than any
other house will or can afford them.
All liquors warranted as represented.
L. jan9 If ova9 snao3
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During my temporary absence from
the city, the business of the New
England Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany will be transacted by DR.. j. B.
Johnston, office on Third Street, be-
tween Main and Locust.
4sA G. FL. ALLEN.
jan9 M&Wtf d-fa7ti iaas at
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+ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES managers of
the Orphan asylum take pleasure in ac-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS receipt of fifteen dollars
from the Rev. Mr.. Clark, as a contribution
from the Unitarian congregation to that
benevolent institution. Also, the receipt
OF ten dollars from the Evansville JOUR-
NAE Company for the same object. y
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A You've APPLICANT.-Johr w, Mes
sick, son. of Lieut. Jacob Nv, ATessiclx, of
this city, applied for bounty a few days
ago. He enlisted as a drummer bow in
the su inner of 1881, being then only nine
years of age. He served his three years
and has ain homo able discharge, and VIII
of course receive his bounty. Every lover
of the glorious old flag will say 50 God
bless little Johnny, the drummer boy of
the 42d Ind !"
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|. CITY NEWS.

LECTURE To- SIGHT.-We once more re-
mind our readers of the lecture by Theo-
dore Tilton, at Masonic Hall tonight. 1t
will be rare treat, such as is not likely to
be served to the people of Evansville
twice in an age. 1t commences att o'clock.
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For Marking Linen, &C.,

THE IMPROVED INDHLIBLE PENCIL, Pat
ented 1859, 1870. Greatly superior TO Indett-
bic Inks. one Ie7lcst t1Stt mark oUer Low az
icles.
Desirable, convenient and useful"
Springfield (Mass.) Republican.
For sale by Booksellers, Stationers,
Wholesale, by 80 - 80 =
THE iNDELIBLE PENCIL Co..
Northampton, Mass.
Eue7.U Penctl Wdrronted. z Price so cents.
dec. 14-lmd&w ADE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-17

Mrs. G. A. FRAZIER has taken
charge of that very popular private
boarding house formerly occupied by
Mrs. Webb, one door from the corner
of Third and Cherry Streets. She is
prepared to furnish rooms, fuel and
boarding for gentlemen as cheap as it
can be afforded in the city. Her lady,
like department. and popular man
ners as a landlady, entitle her to a
liberal share of the public patronage.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LosT-On Locust Street, between
the post-ohice and the canal, black
Grape Veil. The finder will be re-
warded by leaving it at the Kentucky
Hotel. Mrs. LEON De BERGER.
jan17 dit s - ot n" %
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PERsoNAL.--Our old and esteemed friend,
"Mit." Lands, the freight agent in the In
dianapolis office of the Terre Haute &
indianapolis Railroad, and now Assistant
superintendent of the great white Line, .
is in the city stopping at the Sherwood
House. The Company is fortunate in Sc
curing the services of a gentleman so ex-
perienced, energetic and efficient. r. X.
Dunkerson& & Co, are the resident agen
for this line in this city, and have already
secured for it liberal share of the freight
in transitu from the Southwest to the East
ern seaboard. They sent out Is car loads of
freight on Monday, and have large accu
mutations since .eiH3t .-1 aot ,nR-
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spECIAL NOTICES.

ssr MARRIAGE AND CELlBACY an
Essay of Warning and Instruction for
Young Men. Also, Diseases and buses
winch prostrate the vital powers, with
sure means of cure. Sent free o. charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address DR.. j.
SKILLIN HOUGHTttN, Howard Associa-
ion Pi iiadelphia Pa. Jan10 ut
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-17

New SAFE.-Messrs. Arthur & Roach
yesterday, moved in a new mammoth safe,
weighing near 5000 pounds, of the Hall
patent, INTO their banking house, Courier.
The local of the Courier. doubtless meant
Messrs. Archey-G Roche. That a fairs spec
imen OF his accuracy in proper names. Is
II strange we deem it necessary to apologize
when we are compelled to copy anything
from his columns? IL n a.l.L ILL
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+ IN STATU QUo.--We notice the tumuli
that have graced Main Street, between
First and Second, for some time past, still
remain there. The present freeze is likely
to make them permanenttills spring. They
are hardly so graceful as marble statuary
but are probably quite as useful, as they
tend to prevent teams from running into
the gutter. When the thaw breaks them
up they can be removed. .ofl- naTs-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-17

vfile) Carrying the mail, leaves att A. NJ,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays. s..s,-..fsE - d.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays att "A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P.M.
Mt Vernon Mali Stage leaves daily, lex
cept Sundays at "A. M. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays by ppm. 81 ~ -aot
To NEwBURG.-Hack daily Except Sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'clock p M
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APPoINTMENr.4-Colonel Victor Bisch..
Auditor Of vanderburgtl, has appointed
capt. ]. Essiinger, editor Of the Uaion. to-
the Office of sehooltrustee. to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the resignation of
Emil Bischof, Esq. Captain Esslinger is a
very pleasant and highly intelligent gen
tleman, ans, we have no doubt, will fill
the position with honor to himself, and
the benefit of the public schools of the
city. ~ sa
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BoUNTY.-If the following persons
will call on Tn. w. Venemann, they
can obtain their 800 additional
Bounty, as / am now ready to pay
them off: iBoda 1asa hae.7eenIH9 noTi
Henry Munsterman, Co. c, 32d Ind.
John "A. Fritz, Co. b, 18th Regi-
ment Ind aiiis jamie d&w1w.
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Z GENEROUS. w. w. Leonard, of the firm
of Leonard q Lockhart, Chicago, ILL.,, who
won the first suit of clothes which was raf-
fed for at the Catholic Fair. very gener-
ously donated it back for the benefit of
the new church. sszIeii3 seea4Fpq 2dii92
1t is again put up at 81 a chance, and as
soon'as sufficient chances are taken, will be
ratified for again. WI SKI I'll h n
1t is on exhibition in schapker. Busting
G. Co'swindow. 1890 a4g.stzes sey
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STEAMBOAT LINES

Saturday at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Every Wednes-
day, Thursday, and Saturday at 6 O'Clock
P. M aga Htso r[k Dft4 . F" 'l0
To CAIRo-DaiIy, except Sunday, at
TO GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
and Saturday at O'Clock P. NJ.
To EAsTPoRT.-Ever Thursday at
O'Clock p. M. As. "'
10 MEMPHIs.-Every Saturday at 4
O'Clock P. NJ
ITO HE aDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
at 3 o'clock Pm.
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= An ExeIJIsTTE Lunch will be set TODAY
at Mozart Hall by the ladies of the rFpisco-
pal Church. from II tine O'Clock. to which
everybody is invited. Merchants doing
business down'in town, and statesmen who
BOARD at a distance from their place of bus
mess, viii find it extremely convaniert
and refreshing to drop inabout noon and
enjoy ai'square meal'' ata trifiing expense.
and at the same time benefit the church,
Delicacies VIII be served which are seldom
enjoyed on this side Of the Atlantic.
n0,,t forc<a@ ~ 1900 fH Ivy 8t 1870
Ion tiorSetlk = feYr5 a 6nG 33lt'
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HATS AND CAPS.


round the circle" of our Wholesale
Houses, drop in and examine our stock of
goods, as we have one of the largest and
best-selected stocks of Hats, Caps, Ladies
and Misses Trimmed Hats and Shaker
-4DE ar n ~ -
Hoods ever brought to this market, which
we will sell at prices that WIN give you a
large margin for profits. If you buy your
Hats in Cincinnati, Louisville, orst. Louis,
bring your bills with you and we win du-
plicate them, and save you freight. Ifyou
can't come, send us your orders, and we
will guarantee the goods to suit, or you
can return them to us. at our expense
LANPHEAR tE MITCHELE.l
No. IS North First Street,
Next door to Hollingsworth Bros.)
nov0 dom EVANSVILLE, IND.
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REMOVAL.
1.-THE OLD RELIABLE"
AnAMS EXPRESs.CON

has removed to their new Office No
q South First Street, where they will
be pleased to see their friends-the
Public. jams Wv
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The "KNABE 2 PIANol--''I con-
slider them as unsurpassed IN 6riIlidncy
and sentiment, aoithoUt a rival in
this country or in Europe g ''---.-'li
( jea ~ e q E. MUZIO, @
Musical Director Of italian Opera"
jan15d1w. e" 20 ....'. -,
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I For SALE. Cook & Healy now Of
fer the Stock and Fixtures of the
Housekeepers' Emporium for Sale.
This offers to any one, that wishes
to go into the Grocery and House
Furnishing Business, a chance such
as has never been offered ia this city
before. The reason for selling out,
Mr.. Cook has bought farm, near
Boston, Mass, and he is obliged to
take possession Of it April 4st, 1867. If
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Terre Haute and indianapolis.
FROM TERRE HAUTE
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

,,.a FROM ,VINCENNES.s
Going East. Going W.T..
2:25 Pm 6:25 NJ
Express ....... .................. 9:50 $50 NJ
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j. r.. LoTsPETCH's,

y NO. 5 SOUTH FIRSI' STREET.
All heavy stock offered AT COST
and many goods at prices much Be
Low COST. This is an offer of REAL
bargains to every purchaser. Re-
member, No. 5 South First Street.
dec29 IT, -
For the Largest and Finest Stock
of Mems and Boys Clothing, visit
the Great Wardrobe, 81 Main Street.
s.. N. SMITH & Co., Propt'rs.
nov22-dtf
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sar Mcssrs. Cell & Rheinlander,
music dealers, Third Street, below
Sycamore, are daily in receipt of the
newest publications. dec29-dtf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1867-07-27
The President striking at the
Credit Of the Country.

One of the most remarkable features in
the Administration of President johnson,
among all his extraordinary acts, is his at
tempt to break down the credit of the coun.
try by declaring that Congress in its supple
mentary Reconstruction Act makes the
Government liable for the debts Of the rebel
States prior to the Rebellion. If the opin'
aons of the President were possessed OF any
weight with Congress or the People, danger
migbt be apprehended from the enunciation
of such doctrine. Indeed, a Presidential
opinion, illogical, nniounded, novel and
monstrous as this is, would under such cir
cumstances excite alarm, If it did not pos
sess intrinsic weight. But most fortunately
for the country, as well as for the cause OF
common Justice, eEunciations from that
source have ceased to carry with them the
degree of attention and respect that merits
the slightest considerations. And hence,
when a"loctsine is advanced from this ros'
srum that is so repugnant to the publlc
sense, it not simply falls upon the country
without any force, but excitas that ridicnle
10 do it makes It's effects wholly and com
pletely harmless.
A short time after the communication was
read, Mr.. Julian, Of Indiana, moved the
following resolution which was adopted
Resoired. That the doctrine avowed by
fhe President of the United States, in his
message to Congress Of the 10Th instant,
that the abroga'ion Of the Rebel States binds
fhe nation 10 pay their debts inenrred prior
10 the late Rebellion, is at war with the
principles Of international law, and a delib'
crate stab at the national credit, abhorrent
10 every sentiment Of loyalty, and we'll
pleasing only to the yanqu,shed traitors by
whose agency only the governments Of said
States were overthrow and destroyed.
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HEAD QUARTERS MARYLAED MILITIA, !
Inspector GENERAL OFFICE,
Raj, more, June 9Th, 1867.

RAJy .M0EE, June GIN. 1907.
TN order f., facilitate the organization
of the MARYLAND Hal,onal Guard, the fol
lowing regulations wilt be observed;
Whenever a sufficient number OF able
DO lied citizens desire TO organize snch Com
pany, they will prepare memorandum foll,
stating their intention to organize such Com
pany, and sign their names thereto, ana as
soon as fifty names are thus procured they
are authorized to meet and elect by ballot II
Captain First l1enienant Second Lienten
AMI, i've Sarpeant8, and eight CoTporal3.
A certificate of such election, verified by
the certificate OF the President and Secre.
gary of the meeting at which the election
was held, giving the name and rank of each
% licef and non commissioned officer 50
elected, will be forwarded to this office, ac.
eompanicl by the memorandum roll con
1Aining the original signatures OF the mem
bels OF the proposed Company.
The certificate of election mnst show that
the election was hy ballot, and that the p,r-
sons elected as commissioned officers ale
natives of the State of Maryland, or have
had legal residence therein for the last iiN @
years preceding their election.
Upon receipt of the above certificate and
70 /, blank muster and descriptive rolls will
be furnished, and if upon inspection the
Company is found to be properly organic d.
it will be accepted into the " Maryland
National Guard" and mustered into th'
service of the State by an officer detailed &c,
that purpose.
U.--ln organizing Regiment, the Lieu
tenant Colonel. Adjniant and Quartermaste'
will be mustered in with fonr az Companies
the Major with six (6) Companies, and the
Colonel when all the Companies are mus
tered in.
II.-Reqniaitions for arms and equip
qnents will be made upon the Adintant Gen
eral, N. l.. JEFFRlES,
Inspector General.
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THE CECIL WING.
ELKTON, JULY ~, 1867.
PAYMENT of BOunties.

The Secretary of the Treasury to day, in
answer to resolution, transmitted TO the
Senate the following letter:
2ED AuDIroR's OFFICE, June II, 1867
Sif-ln reply to your request for iniorma,
ton whether any means can be adopted TO
expedite the payment of the bounties provi-
ded by the act approved July 26, 1866,
have the honor to report: THAT every
possible effort has been made by this Office
TO hasten the settlement Of this class oil
claims, and that there are as many clerks
engaged in the examination of rolls and OF
final statements as can be safely and protta
bly, employed After further remark, the
Auditor says there are upon an average
thirty thousand rolls at the Comptroller 5
with accounts, which have been settled in
this Office and sent there for revision and
confirmation.
During the year ending June 80, 1867
there were settled in tins Office eighty six
thousand six hundred and eighty one claims
of soldiers, or their heirs, one hundred and
twenty five thousand six hundred and forty
certificates furnished, after examination OF
the rolls, to the Paymaster General, and
eight thousand five hundred and sixty to the
Commissioner of Pensions, equivalent to
the settlement of two hundred and twenty
thousand eight hundred and eighty one
CLAIMS involving the use of the rolls.
There are now forty five clerks constant.
ly employed in searching rolls and prepar
ing certificates for the Paymaster General
and the Commissioner of Pensions.
During the months of last April. May and
June the number of certificates furnished
the Paymaster General was $4,000, being an
average of 1903 per month.
The number of claims of heirs and dis
charged soldiers received in this Office for
settlement during the year ending June 30,
1867, was 235, ADJ, a very large proportion
of which were based upon the resolution Of
July %, 1866, granting bounty to colored
soldiers, and the act of July %, 1866, giving
additional bounty to heirs. 1t became
n ,cessary to reduce the ordinary settling
force OF this office to take charge of the re
gistering, briefng, filing and examination
of this large accession of claims; and, as
more than half of them were imperfect.
prepared, the labor has been largely in
creased, and it was not until June last thai
it was possibleto commence their settlement
In the course of couple of months they
will probably be settled at the rate Of iifteel
thousand per month, and, if possible, thu
number Of settlements will be increased.
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holland s. CO.'S
STEAM PLANNING MILL.

Now, John, I'll tell you i'll good faith N7Da have to
says
You kuoV ii HAS heen the tatE with mo, this many
our House Is getting too old to live in with comfort
The Doctor says it work 80, never can kn stronger
Keeps me busy all the time, Just going round ana
round, down,
A. fast as | clean mp the dirt more comes tnniblns
Yesterday, when the rain came ON, ran up TO move
AGAINST that Offset in the wall. nearly broke my
Win buckets pGts, al.A everything, tried to catch
ttie rain, again.
nut tero are so many leaks the carpets got iii wet
The other day, when Dan came, he brought a!ong
g.. ,e is 20 big was afraid she'd hrei o the cellar
yary thl-- live ia;
Indeed, on the whole John, the house is not iii K,
Dear wife, you have truly told and intend 30 heed,
A new house We will have, for t!i" Is too very bad
So to NolAsns Steam Min IN 90, end order ont the
Where they keep Lumber dressed, and Lumber in
Che rough, true,
The Mil Is in complete order it runs 50 smooth and
Aud warmed BY heaters I" run t''e seGs"n through
The Port Deposit aud columhl" iailr"ad luna clos"
Anording nc;liiies of accesa for those that want 10
They have Frames OF all descriptions, for Windows
And boards ready worked, for Misunderstanding
Some of the Doors are plain, some moulded, thick
Just as they M. intended for the inside and the ont
It's all the same what the building is; stone frame
The wor, is always made to suit il, either tnin or
Moullings neat, Of every style; all sizes of sash aud
binds Kinds.
And so many other fancy things, can't tell al the
Turning done true and neat; the machinery all new
And if you saw'the Brackets, you'd wonder il they
The work will be made 10 order neat and smooth rs
All tho builder win have to do is to set it nptogethcr
| The Sash will he PINNED and ala3ed, tl'e Frames
And in about fonr weeks, the house VIII be ready to
| move in. Mar q! lsG7--Gni
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The IND.AEs.-The question, What to do
with the Indians? has been considerably
discussed in both branches Of Congress, and
the opinion arrived at seems to be that they
ought not any longer to be treated with as
nations or tribes, but as individuals and fam
lilies. compelling them to live under. terrific
rial laws and thus gradually bring them into
a state of civilization and usefulness. The
annuties so granted them under so-called
treaties, to be continued to them in agricul
1ural implements, seeds and stock, and in
addition extending to them the beneht OF
the homestead law, thus giving them q
chance to humanize themselves, and in
course of time to become citizens. This
policy will probably be adopted at the next
session of Congress, and the reservation
policy, which is also recommended, viii
probably be abandoned. Meantime efforts
will be made toward peace.
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wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON the world renowned
i"trnor,,t and Soruu.umhul lie Ciurvuyant while
IN .lary"ynnt state, d"hratr" ia" very i"a.''. oil
he n.lYpn Vau 10 many, and by ia" aid "i m
instrument ut IHt"use lio""t known rs Va" f'!yrl"
tnurupr guarantees ~ pIOduC" perfect and HE
nike rIuttltr the iutu.p tn@tuul or VII" OF the
ppll,,nt with date OF maffa"t, o""up@titn leading
ainit,, OF character, Ac This IL no impo, itioh,
testimonials without number can assert by stating
,l,r,e of L,till nee. ,iispO -iun color OF eyes and
huir niid enclosing nag Cont (; all stamped envelope
,t!+4scd to suiiHcli yon VIII receive ~" i'rtnr"
t,y r,.luru matt together with desired nsoitnaii"t
H4y,Adlt.na confidence, MADAME tEkfkubf
Rrg,N;sVN PO. Iox pa, Wet Troy, N Y,
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TO CUNSUM pTlfES.

The advertiser, having been restored 10 health III
few weeks ly Fery Slmpl" remedy, after htylhG
suffered for several years with seg"r" !nh% attic
ION and thai dread disease tpnsHlnptiCn--E AJAX
ions to max known to his fellow niitrcrs the means
OF cure.
10 all who desire il, he viii sond q copy OF u"
prescription used Gree vi chafge) with the dife"-
ions for preparing and using the s!an' when theS
will lind Il sti! euGE ioI CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, i'AoN
,nirls CorGHs, COLDS. and all Throat and LING Al"1-
lions The only object oi the advertiser i'll Sen'tiut
the Prescription is to benefit lie afflicted, and spread
information which he roncriyes 10 be ihNa'',a'h"'
and he hopcs every Sufferer viii Try his remedy,
il will cost them nothing, and may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE, ny return
mail, will please address ..r,-
REV. EbWARD AZ WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings county, New lorl
May IL, laGT-iy
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ny CONSENT REFER TO THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
~ ~. L


Having known Mr.. Fletcher r.. Marine for many
Nfif3 l'ts We take Fleaanto ia stating that We know
ih 10 be gentleman in WHOM the .ntinost Confidence
ntN he placed in the transaction of business. He il
tuinlt, attentive, ohiigug and keliaIr--Robert Tur
hrf, Ed Dealer in teiiliRurs John W. Kun 4 Co.
Dry to"s h. \ $ FaeA Drgreiss Rev. G. Is T,ppett
fist baltimore Conference; Rev. A.G Matlitt T. D.
y, NJ tnnie snh, Pa; Rev. Andrew MutIship; pliia
John W. h..sioipii Esd Cashier FriPs Point n,nk is
nn' l.. Cook, Register of Willie; Afnstroug i Berry,
E.'' 5.iieia; Tucker Smith Boot and Shoe Dealers
Baltimore, Md; lion. T. Holiday Hicks, u & g. Ca,n-
bridge Md: v. u. Mcinughiin Attorney ut Law, York,
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TO CITIZENS or El.KT0N.

DEAR EDITOR -
j. r. WELL - be"s leave To iuioisn
ais liientla and the pun" through the column OF
,oI, ltiyAlitbit. sheet That lac Inc iut received II
r.Yh stock OF RING hotI3 Cunai ting UI tLurH"
AsaiMpRFa and MFiTu%a Wi the line tHhti', and a.
now prepared 10 execute all ulLt'ii IN his Hue ui
i,u,unts, N!t nralnet. and de patch. Don't forget
fts place. No. 1876 North METH 81, Philadelphia
Ma, .3 isGY } A. WELLS Agent.