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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

!. 0ChAFhEFt,V bUSS1NSI, O. CU.,
T. -u3 -09lE1E gYEaA u Gnul EtHcE
Il Wholesale and Retail gog
I iGy3g9j 10 anialEiqm0J H0iiit9f-
--fHgTA IeTDE4L ERS9TI9i9a SCOT
= 9dr mieli I0G 9791 2nn71 iE1 9n4a
AZ ana 10 Mafn ST. Evans Vile, Ind.,
Now offer to the pubffc-a larger and bet
'SF SsocA oN saT-6. 700 .EaGf nan
Fall and Winter Dry Goods
T1 9Sp, car ss fond n aDy 2Ng EsE4B
/ f. II, Domestic Department., u IT,
D6 It the SaS charge sBgg q Ky
makes of Caltcoes. Brown and TBleachefi
G Mbnsi1ps Shseeitipgs Fihow Case Mufisns
and always at the lowest market price. :
: no Dress Goods Department, ieg q
Under the special charge of Prof. GUSTAV
MATTHIAS and Jos. lBoFANDICK, .fs now
stocked with Novelties of the Season, at
from 81 to 500 q pattern, and in which any
aud every body can be suited. .f"(tH :,
White Goods Department, 800
In charge Of O. E. DUTcHER, is being daily
replenished, and the assortment IS now
ompleteIc2nsisti1g Of Swisss Jaconets.
Covers, Towels, Napkins, Handk erchiefs.
Embroideries, Edgings, Laces Goth real
and irnitation), Embroidered and Lace
Curtains, and charming beauties in Bed
spreads, DC. yAc3 3at fGgiH-C1 sse
m Notions Department. aeE.es b
This stock, in CHARGE OLA. LANSING, is
very complete, from a, paper Of Pins TO a
attractive is the ceiebratedi Bisi6w's linen iIS
Finished and +" Star of the West (" Glazed
Paper Collars, at IS cents a box-4the most.
durable, best fitting, and cheapest Collar
fT W0Olen, department.. I.d E,
Under the supetintendence of Jos. GoELz-
HAUsER. is well assorted, and those in
Beavers, Jeans, or anything for Mems or.
this stock before purchasing elsewhere,
and save money. Also Flahnels in ali.
wool, part cotton, and silk and wool.
ssa ShaWls and nClOaks. oi us
In endless variety. Iu .8sn eciHil5no
SEQ h Hoop Skirts eJl 81 7a
At great reductio ON implies. TegGI s4t i
Retail Millinery Department, ~
superintendent by Misses ELIZA BEnIAx
aud BARBARsA iGEFIIAH;DT, is the most COM
plete in the West, and new goods are daily
arriving in every novelty that the heart
can wish and the eye DESIRE az9 @n 4
We most respeetfulIyicalI the attention
OF the public to the fact that we make. no
cost y =" cheaper t Han; before the war i'' or
:. cheaper than anybody in the world ~
neither do we sell three spools of Coats
Thread for % cents for the purpose Of en-
ticing trade, and them charge it up on
goods in which, they are not posted. q We
sell at the ONE PRICE SYSTEM, and
dla0dyS as cheap as the cheapest, and as
low as the market Will afford, and warrant
all goods as represented. 5. ri
The statesmen will always be found ae-
comm dattng and ready to show goods,
whether a sale is made or not. fgI a1I
SCHAPKER.o BUSSING It CO., 4
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WOOlen Department,

Under the supefin tendence of Jos. GoELz-
HAUSER, is we'll assorted, and those in
search Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins,
Beavers, Jeans, or anything for Mems or
this stock before purchasing elsewhere
and save money. Also, Flannels in ali
wool, part cotton, and silk and wool.
saa ShaRIs and nCiOakE al .
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NOtiOns Departmeht.

This stock, in charge OLA. LAEsINe, is
pair of Alexander's Kid Gloves. or a Brass
Button to a Paper Collar. But the most
attractive is the celebrated Biglosv's LINEN
Finished and" Star of the West y Glazed
Paper Collars, at IS cents a box--the most
durable, best fitting, and cheapest Collar
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MEDICAL,

Great New England Remedy
DIR. j. w. 1POLANDS alf'
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
wS NOW OFFERED TO TuE Az
u fiicted throughout the country, after
Years RI the &ew England states, S where
the tree from which, in part. it derives its
The White Pine Compound Cures
Sore Throat, Colds Coughs, Dtpthe-
\ ria, Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood,
Z and Pulmonary Affections generally.
r II IS q Remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Diff
|. fcalty Of Voidin0 Urine, Bleeoi1g
from the Kidneys and Bladder,
Gravel and other complaints. t
In November, 1855, first advertised IL
under the name of White Pine Compound.
In two years from that time there had
hundred thousand dollars worth. where
it took the lead of all the cough remedies
in the market, and IL still maintains that
II is very soothing and healing IN it's ma
ture, is warming in the stomach, and
pleasant withal to the taste, and is ex-
!" AS a remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unrivaled
1t was not originated for that purpose; but
only cured of the cough, but was also
cured of kidne, difficulty OF. ten years
standing. Since that accidental discovery,
many thousands have u ed it for the same
complaint, and have been completely
cured" .
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
at was early in the spring of '52 that this
compound was originated. A meIabers of
my family was afflicted with an irritation
M Flaarw n Il 4aSrskv
cough. had for some months previous
thought that a preparation having, for its
basis the inside bark OF White Pine might
be so compounded as to be very useful in
diseases of the Throat and Lungs. To test
the value of 1t in the case alluded to, l
compounded small qpantiiy Of the med1-
in teaspconfnf doses. sThe7resGit vas ex.
ceedingly gratifying. Within Two days,
Uhe irritation of the throat was moved,
TIE oonsh subsidized and asspeedy cure was
The above was written by DIR. aPo1anddr
1850! Since then as in sgaa1cheter, ltht
White Pine Compound has taken the Ieae
of aIfcough remedies, as we'll as prepare
tions for the cure OF kidney idi Ff1cultiesj Is
every city, town, Village, and hamlel
throughout the New England Stat ties.
This rem dy is as safe and pleasant 10
"a kei as II IS e4tectpa 4ar 4bged ga ba
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
d, GEORGE w. SWEET, MD,
Proprietor. i.5...,f
Prepared at the
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT,
- 1O6 Hanover Street, Boston. ..
Underthe supervision of Rev. J. w. Po- /
-rE tfU - land. sa9ffG 6gG }9tT 4
Cloud q Akin, Wholesale Agents.gaI q Il
For sale by Keller Il White. ewnn.lEH. p.
Stoddard Z. Q. BridWell,l III. J.. Schlaepfer
and by Druggists generally.
febg div. wit If .mfoT 3d1 fn "a
3aemEb e.3tH y.aJ
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Il r. O N.

-Ene,} iEyoH edt 70 ana
Also. all kinds oteMAQHINERY steel,
Nail Rod, Springs Axles, Anvils, Vises,
bellows, Horse-Shoes, Horseshoe Nails,
Tire Drills and Benders, Carriage Bolts, n
Blacksmiths' Hammers, Sledges, Farriers'
Knives, Files, and Rasps, ano Blacksmiths'
Stock eeneraHyd jeI9iT Isoibaa
+ The entire stock is new, and of the very
best quality.
i respectfully invite those in want Of any
goods in our line to give us call before
purchasing.
49,. III. G. WOODROW.
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STATISTICS OF INDIANA CONFER
] VgNa noLn u. ENGE. 20

The minutes of the thirty sixth
session Of Indiana Conference, NJ. E.
Church, held at indianapolis, Sep
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selled the arrest of Gov. jenkins for
doing exactly what Hill ~ new guilty
|Sef. This sire ngthensfhe opinion that
Grant will act in Hills case as he ad-
vised Pope to do IN jenkins
Mr.. Plumb, Secretary of Legation
to Mexico, who has been here for
several days, yesterday received
authorization and instructions from
the State Department to represent
our Government at the City of Mexi-
co, and leaves here tomorrow for
that city. s
The recent commission of Mr.. OF
tenburg to act as our representative
in Mexico is cancelled, and Mr..
Plumb succeeds him. with powers in
the nature of charge d'afairs. g
Judge Holt has written card,
which will be published on Monday,
stating that he did not furnish the
affidavits recently published, and that
they were noton. file in his Office, and
4 that his endorsement Of the applica-
ton for the pardon of Conover was
made at his house as private citizen,
and had no connection with the hu-,
reau of military justice, and that it
was not a recommendation land did
not contain an expression of conf
dence in the integrity of Conover.
He closes by saying: All averments
or intimations. no matter by whom
made, or however supported, which.
seek to connect me In any
degree or in any way with the alleged
conspiracy against the President, are
wholly false. as are all insinuations
that in the steps | took in concert
with Mr.. Riddle, | either aimed ! or
desired to qualify Conover as a wit
ness for any purpose whatever.
The lFortd's special says General
Grant has urged the President to dis
miss every member of his Cabinet, in
order to create harmony between Mr..
johnson and his advisers. The Gem
eral is known to be particularly hos
tile to Mr.. Seward, whom he regards
as too adroit and dangerous.
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| the District of sOolrmbia have called
/ meeting ITO ndisayow bthe, action Of
the previous meeting relatixes TO the
/ Bradley-F Fisher case. They hold that
the actiongof thelC Court is not a pro per
subject for review at public meetings
gof the bar. .bstqmaets Cd bsDoR "a
Fl Adyices receiyed0hereI state that no
other fhano American Mowers and
Reapers won higher success than
Brenz medals or honorable mention
at the Paris Exposition.5bregfas q
+ An error occurred IN the summary
of General Pope's letter. Hesreally
said: No reconstruction can be
satisfactofyEor at all reliable as to the
future results, unless athese men are,
permitted tor discuss openly and ac-l
cordlng to their nature of the, issues
presented; then argued 1T would
have been well to have enforced their
absence from the countryyi1a
= sWAsHfAaToN, August , 10. The
Commissioner Of the General Land
Office has ordered the withdrawal,
from sale the preemption or entry of.
odd numbered sections laying within
twenty miles on each side of Winona
and st. Peters Railroad. The Com
missioner has decided that no person
can acquire the title to more than one
section of land under the homestead
Gen. sully and Col. Parker, IF the
Fort Phil. Kearney Investigating
Committee, returned tolWashington
last night from tour In the Iadian
country. They will now, commence
the preparation Of a report to- the
Secretary of the Interior. M
Two hundred and twenty six. pat
ents will be issued this week,
Brevet Maj Gen. Howe was order
ed to report to Gen. .Schofeld Lieu
tenants Ruffner. Malloy, Griffith, and
Haupt were ordered to report to Gen.
Reynolds, at Detroit, for duty on the
survey of lakes. ...s..s.. = ~ 4
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The emancipation Of thefslates had
placed them In anew position. The
question arose what labor position
should they occups - They would be
gin to learn and think for themselves
sand would soon resort to mechanieal
pursuits. and. would thus come in
contest with white labor. 1t was
necessary that they shouldn't under
mine it, and therefore the. best thing
was that they should form trades
nnions. and they would:then work In
harmony with the whites. Co-opera-i
ton was strongly urged.
The report was referred to a COM
mittee of three; who recommapded
the committees to consider the differ
ent points Of the Presidents report.
The Secretary 5 report recommended
a more thorough Organization, and
spoke of cooperation as a subject of
vital importance. snos sahsiq Z
~ The Treasurer's report shows the
receipts for the year to be S215 21;
expenditures, S187 25 s.1sa 20
Y The convention adjourned to meet
at y O'Clock 0-morrow. eUisZ
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AUGUSTA..'
8 ! 2 2 n - y III 3 =
Feeling about Gen.nPope's Order No
v48--A . Conservative Convention
Il Cora and Cotton Crop. y s3Toim0o


bAUGusrA, Ca, August 10. 1eeobsid-
cradle feeling is caused here By Gen
leral Pope's order No. 48, and Ills let
ter to Gen. Grant The press is agi-
tating a call for a State convention for
the purpose of making an organized
effort in opposition to the organiza-
ton under the military bill. A num-
Der of papers are in favo- of calling
the convention County meetings are
being held in Alabama. to elect dele
gates TO the Conservative Convention
to be held at Montgomery, onsthe 4th
of September. sl5f roo t'V NgsEl
e The corn and cottotl crops in Ala
sbama are better than for years. The
yield Of corn IS immense. The cotton
prospect Is lfattering;; weather warm
as yet, exciting little apprehension.
4 Accounts from Texas, Louisiana,
and Southern Mississippi are disas
tfous The worms and overflow have
destroyed half the crop.
,tsJudge j. w. G. Horne, a prominent
citizen of Sumter County, Georgia.
was murdered by a party of freedmen
recently! Five men have been arr est
ed and imprisoned at Macon, four of
whom confessed their participation
in the crime.
A Radical or Republican organiza-
ton has been established in every city
and town throughout the State, pre-
paratory to conducting a vigorous
campaign IN favor of reconstruc ton.
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DETROIT.
Play at the TOurnaments-Weather-
Fire, &c.

DETROIT. Mich, Aug. 10. = The
play, this morning at the tournament
was opened by game between the
Victorias, of Ingersol. Canada, and
the aMopitprss of ST. Johns sMehiga n.
The Canadians played splendidly and
won easily; they take the first prize.
third class. The prize of a splendid
silver tobacco barrel, for throwing
the ball the greatest distance, was
won by Porter. of the Ionia Club
distance 29O4 feet the ball was after
wards thrown by Hinchman, of the
Detriot Club, 8f2 feet 2 inches, but
the latter club do not compete for
prizes. This afternoon, the second
class game was played between Ann
Arbor Seniors and Battle Greek, and
won, by Ann Arbor, 46 to 81.
Weather continues fine. A fire on
Sunday at Bay City, Mich, destroyed
over halfsa million feet of lumber on
Shearer's Dock. Loss $4,000.
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CHICAGO.
National Labor Congress.

CHICAGO, August 19.-According
to announcement, the National Labor
Congress was called to order at
Wabash Avenue Rink this morning
by j.. G. Whaley, President of the
National Labor Union. Upwards of
two hundred delegates were present.
representing protective labor associa-
tons in all the Northern States, and
Kentucky Maryland, and MissoRri.
Delegates are constantly arriving.
1t is expected that the number will
be swelled to nearly a thousand by
to-night's arrivals. After the ap-
pointment of a Committee on Gre
dentlals the Convention adjourned at
noon. to meet at 2 clock.
:. AFTERNOON SESSION.
The President read his annual report.
urging the eight hour movement, rec
ommending that each State have a
Vice President, for the purpose of q
more hearty cooperation in the OBJ
jects OF. the organization, suggesting
the establishment of daily national
organ, the editorial columns to be de-
voted to the rights of labor, &c.
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SIR. LOUIS.
Colonel Taylor En- Route fer Wash
5 ingl0n-M0re Indian Outrages--
Thirty Miners Murdered
Driven OF.

s~ST! LeUIs, August 19.-Col. Taylor,
one of. the Indian Commissioners,
left Omaha Friday night for Wash
ington. on the receipt of important
dispatches.
The Indians drove off the stock
from station west of the North
Platte, on the Union Pacific Rail-
road. E1a9 8y,a
The Heratd's Helena special of the
31st ult. says man from Vermillion
reports that band of Blackfeet In
dians recently murdered party of
thirty miners at that place.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 19.-Wm. Aiken,
prominent citizen, died suddenly of
apoplexy this morning.
An omnibus containing fourteen
persons, adults and children, belong
ing to the family of D. r. Hart, while
going to picnic, upset yesterday
morning on the railroad embankment
opposite the side of the river. It was
precipitated 35 feet into a pond, and
all the inmates were more or less in
iured.
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WASHINGTON
Amount in the Treasury Re.
ce1pts-The Rain-The Bradley
Fisher Case. sxf

WAsHINaToN, August 10. The
amount in the Treasury to-day is-
SS7, 900 900 in currency. $S9, ,OO0, 900
in. coin, and $50, 900, 900 in gold-cer-
tifcates.. ~ ss 81.
The receipts from customs from
the lst to the 10th of August were
$4,670,413. "a Vtr
The records of the. Smithsonian In
stitute show that. six inches of rain
fell during the recent storm, which
exceeds the entire amount of any pre-
vious August for years.
Thirty-four members of the bar of
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|, . 99gYNe QlvA1

40 3 4t4XME 0tNAA fi
NEW YORK, August 19.-The top
of the pilot house and other portions
of the steam tug Adelia were picked
up yesterday morning off Coney
Island. 1t is feared from the appear
ance of the fragments that the vessel
has been blown up. ssss-s.ss.gA
The Heruld's Special says General
Grant has already made several
changes in the War Office by assign
ing several of Secretary Stanton,s
favorites to active duty, VaA4s
The Herold S special says a dis
patch from Galveston, dated to-day,
says that the yellow fever is raging
there worse than ever before known.
The same ratio of mortality in New
York would give ten thousand deaths
per week p 81
The Times special publishes cor
respondence between Gems. Grant,
Schoield, Pope, Ord and Sheridan, in
which the former affirms the power of
removal as existing in the District
Commanders, and repudiates the
statement that he disapproved of its
exercise in the case of Gov. Wells.
He suggests conditions touching regis
tration which are at variance with the
laxenotions of the Attorney General
The Times special says about thirty
members of the bar of this city, who
hold that the bar have no right to re-
ceive the order OF the Court, have
united in "a call for a meeting on
Tuesday of next week, in opposition
to the course of the meeting held last
week in the interest of Bradley
These gentlemen hold that members
of the bar have no business to inter-
fere irregularly with the orders of the
Court, and that any member so de-
meaning himself so as to secure dis
missal must rest his case upon its own
merits.
It is ascertained that of the issue of
q :30s which matured on the 18th,
just S2S0, ,OOO, 900 have been converted,
leaving but $40. 100000 still outstand-
ing; these will probably be converted
by the time the extension of one
month, given by the time, expires.
The 1ribuaes special says the
President has prepared and sent to
Gen. Grant instructions to issue an
order assigning Gen Sheridan to the
com mand of the Department of Mis-
souri,, Gen. Hancock. to the Depart
menr or the CumOerland. ana Ge1.
Thomas. to the Fifth (Sheridan 81
Military District. The order will
pro baby be promulgated morrow,
unless Gen Grant shall suggest the
substitution of some other names in
the place of Hancock and Thomas.
In that case, Sheridan may be assign
ed to some other command than that
of Missouri; but certain it is. theor-
der relieves Sheridan from the COM
mand Of has District 1t is under
stood that until Friday last it was the
purpose of the President to assign
Han cock to the command of thesFifth
District; but he concluded yesterday
to give that position to Gen Thomas.
The letter Of General Pope to Gen
eral Grant has occasioned good deal
of comment here, and it is generally
believed that the latter officer will
order the arrest of B. FL. Hill and
9th er discontented persons under the
Reconstruction bill. He has right
to do sos 1t will be remembered that
so nae time ago General Grant coun-
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". J-l.f - y - -
w N .nY. SPECIALS.

Correspondence between Grant,
Sch0field, Pope, Ord and. Sheridan
ks-F0Fthc0miI1g 6llrder1 Designing
Gen. sheridan TO the. Department
OF abe MissOurlAfard OF Judge
HOlt-Grant Urges the President
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: QUEBEC, aAugustDl9--The steamer
Hibernian from Liverpool ria Lon
donderry has arrived. -. II
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Thousand gallons of ceal oil were co a.
sumed. making. one of the most ter
rife confagrationss ever Witnessed
Loss. over $3.50 600. ~ III
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NASHVILLE, Aug. 19.-Wm. b.
Campbell, late member of Con gress
from this district. died at his resi-
dence in Lebanon this morning of
disease of the heart.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Death OF W. B. Campbell, Ex-Member
ad4 or Congress- Weather, &c. rqe

PITTsBURd, Arg. 19. The weather
is clear and warm. Some rain fell al
night. s g s - -.
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CANADA.
Arrival Of Steamer Hibernia-Fire
sss Loss, $500 eW 20.

MONTREAL, Aug. ia destruc-
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Caution.
Collector's Sale Of Real Estate

COll6cIoIS Cdle OF h6d1 ESIdLt
For the Payment Of -AssessD,eDts for StScr0nEk
improvements. fEia l.f4 e
HYOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN by virtue of sundry precepts Issued
by the Mayor of the City of Evansville ana
to me directed, I will sell at PUBLIC auc.
ton, at the door of the courthouse In SAID
THURSDAY, August I'D, 1857, .zSf
at ten o'clock An, the following loH ur
parcels OF real estate, or SO much thefeot
as may be necessary to pay the amounts
charged and ass essed against said lots re-
specffvely for the cost and expenses of
making sidewalk improvements upon said
lOts to9ether with the costs OF sales and
That said sale Will be continued on the
next dav thereafter, viz, Friday. August
13d 1s67 af two o'clock M. at the same
niace. FOR the purpose OF selling such lots
1,r narcels as may have BEEN sold on the
day first aboye-mentioned and not paid
l''' EoRrHKAsrERx ENLAR9EMKrT.
Lots Is, Is, and IL, Block rs; VIM.
Roeder, owner ~
Lots and S, Block IL; John @. -tras- :.
ser. OWner....-... II ~
Lot 8 Block I; Henry Becking. owner e8
Lot z. Block II owner unknown,..,-. 40
Lot IL, Block ~; William III. Foqua,
owner. 90 W
Lot 8, Block g.; Allis & Howes, as
signees ~
WIN. q. HAZELRIGG, Collector.
Aug. 8. 1851. aus dZW
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Grant Urges the Dismissa
of All the Cabinst.aZ
aaza FL s<sssss9 sasz4 4
He is Partic ularly Hostile
= to- EecretaTy Seward.

REGARDS Him as Adroit
.paa9a and Dangerous.
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80. 2a NoRTH .FfRa

ap5 - TO. . -vOtEzln q g III p y.
n FINE ASSORTMENT. of Ladies' ana
Spriug Styles Just received atN "a ~
. ap3 LANPH HEAR Il MITCHELL'S.
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n LARGE LOT of Shaker Hoods Just
~ received and for sale low at
apps LANPHEAR d MITCHELL'S.
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Cholera at New York

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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-04-10
BATTLE HOUSE,
Edwards Street. Shreveport.

,... THE undersigned has leased this conmodious
;;; house, which has been thoroughly repaired an
#sl!i elegantly furnished. No expense will be spared
to make my guests comfortable The table will be fur
nshed with the best the market affords, and the most
attentive and reliable servants will always be in attend
ance ro1O 6mI s. D. PITTS, Proprietor