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In Equity-Lancastcr.

John Laney' Adm'r. Bill for Injunction.se
VS.: marshal assets and 20
Martha Plyler, ct al. >sel Lands.
in obedience TO the Order of this Court.
made in the above stated case at June Term.
1867, notice is hereby given to the creditors
Of Daniel Plyler, deceased, that they are re-
strained by the Injunction of this Court
from suing in the Courts Of Law on their
claims against the Estate of said deceased.
Said creditors are also notified TO present
and establish their said claims before ttiS
Commissioners of this Court on or before
the 30th day of October next, otherwise
said claims will be barred.
X. e. BILLINGS, C. z. L. D.
July 81, 1867. 3m. II,
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In Equity-Lancaster.

James Small and w. W. Bill for Injunc.
Hnson, Executors. | lioo. To sell
va Lands. &c
Jerusha iiinson, Ct al.
UNDER the Order Of the Court in this
Gaze, will sell a: Lancaster Court House,
on Monday the 4th day Of November next,
a Tract Of Land belonging to the Estate of
Washington ilinson, deceased, lying on
the waters Of little Lyuches' Creek"
bounded By lands Of w. III. Roberts, Estate
lands Of w. w. Ellis, lands OF Daniel Hin.
son and Others, containing
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IN EQUITY--Lancaster

IN EQUITY--Lancaster.
Burwell Phillips VS.. SUI
Phillips, ct. al.
IN compliance with the order of this
Court, made in the above stated case, at last
June Term, notice is hereby given to the
creditors Of Robert Phillips, deceased, that
they are enjoinod by the decree of this
Court, from prosecuting their claims against
said deceased, in the Law Courts, and are
required TO preEent and establish the same
before the Commissioner of this Court, on
or befoie the 23d day Of November next,
otherwise said claims will be barred.
X. G.. BILLINGS, q. Y. l.. d.
July 81, 1s67-3m.
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469 Acres.

more or less. and bounded by lands OF
Amos McNIanus, Xsdock Hilton, Estate
lands Of Jonathan Knight, and others.
ALSO, the "Taxahaw tract" contain.
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IN EQUITY-Lancaster.

In EIJOl Lancaster.
Thos. X. Cureton, Ex'r. Bill for Injune-
VS.. ton, to Marshal
James E. Cureton, and assets, for con
others. tribution an d
settlement.
IN accordance with the order of this
Court, made in tho above stated case, at
last June Term, all and singular the credi-'
tors Of Eliza r., Cure.on, deceased, are
hereby notified that they are restrained by
Injunction, from having, maintaining and
prosecuting suits in the Law Court, for the
collection of their demands against the Es-
late of said deceased ; and said creditors are
further notified and required TO present an d
establish their said demands before the
Commissioners of this Court, on or before
the 18th day or November next; otherwise
said claims will be barred 90
X. q. BILLINGS, C; j.. l.. ID.
Commissioners Office Lancaster G. H., S. &,
July 3lst, ls67.-3mos,
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LIE & l. NOTICES.

In obedience to the decrctal order of the
Court OF Equity, made at its last sitting, in
the above stated case, notice is hereby given
TO the Defendant, William J. Blackmon,
ana al other creditors of the testator, Wash,
lnGton illnson, deceased, that they are re.
strained by the Injunction of this Court
from commencing, maintaining or prosecut.
ing any suits in the Law Courts. for the
enforcement or collection of any claims or
demands against the said testator; and said
creditors arc further notified and required
to present and establish their said claims
before the Commissioner, on or before the
Third day of December next, failing herein,
said claims wiIl be barred.
*. q. BILLINGS, G. L. l.. D.
Commissioners Office, Lancaster c. H., s. G..
Aug. 90, lS67.-3mos.
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COMMISSIONER SALES.
I'm Equity-Lancaster.

Margaret Hilton, widow Bill for Partition
and Others, Real Estate of
vs.. George Hilton,
Richard Hilton, ct. al. deceased.
UNDER the order of the Court in this
casc, will sell st Lancaster Court House
on Monday, the 4;h day OF November next,
the following describvd lands belonging 70
the. Estate of George Hilton, deceased, ly-
Ing on Flat Creek:
Thetract designated in the Return of the
commissioners and Plat as No. 2, contain.
ing
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In Equity-Lancaster.

Caroline Farmer rs. Sarah Bill for
Faile, Ex'or
Under the order OF the Court in this
case, will sell at Lancaster G.. H., on
Monday the ith day of November next, a
tract of Land belonging to the Estate Of
Irwin Farmer, deceased, containing
liz Acres,
more or less, and. bounded by lands Of
Wm. Faile, J. Il. Welsh, r. Gardner, and
others.
TERMS:--h suiliciency of cash to pay
costs and expenses no TO the day Of sale.
The balance on n credit Of one and two
years, with interest from date, due aud
payable annually; the purchaser to give
notes with good personal security and a
mortgages Of the property. Purchaser to
pay tor papers,
s1- Terms Of sale must be complied
with on Jay of sale.
X. q. BILLINGS, C. E. 7. d.
Commissiohers Office, Lancaster C.. u. y. G.
October Q, Git TI3,5Ol
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In Equity-Lancaster.
Burrel Phillips }
va.
Susan Phillips, ct. al.

UNDER The Order of the Court in the
above stated case, will sell at Lancas ter
&. H., on Monday, the 4th dav of Novem.
ber next, tho tract of Land belonging to
the Estate Of Robert Phillips, deceased d,
alleged in the proceedings to have been sold
by Robert Phillips TO Burrel Phillips, con.
tainInp
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In Equity

UNDER the order Of tho Court in this
case. Will sell at Lancaster Court House,
on Monday the 4th day Of November next,
the lands belonging to the Estate of John
Clyburn deceased, to.wit:
The intereat of said deceased, (being tho
undivided one half thcreof,) in n tract of
land known as the "lIagler land" contain.
inr
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LARGE AND NEW STOCK
FALL AND WINTER GOODS |

NEE have received and constantly receiving
w the largest, selected o
ugGe 10 ah market selected by the firm
PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION ~ w" " OWN wi 'A'" %
Our Stock of Ladies' Goods
. Consin" in part OF Prints
Minoes Inste
STOCK OF Goods age and complete
bonnets Nets, Shawis, Nubis, &c. ' ~
For Gentlemen's Wear
lot OF Ready Made
Clothing
liars &c
Boots and Shoes
of these Goods
Tsci from the
in Charesto Newy
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Brown and White Sugars Coffee,
I"hSc spices baggng Iron Cotton Ties Of''''
Supply of Fresh Drugs just received
less expense Call and before purchasing esewh
, WASSELTENE & CMAFEE.
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In Equity-Lancaster.
Sarah Hammond, widow, } Bill for
W. -. VS.. fDower.
WIN. A. Biggart and others.
UNDER the Order of the Court in this
case, will sell at Lancaster Court House.
on the first Monday, 4th day of November
next, n tract of Land belonging to the Es'
tate OF Raleigh Hammond, dec cased, con,
tninnp
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District OF Charleston, Nine Delegates.
District Of n5skoly, Nine Delerntes
District of Colletou, Five Delegates.
DistTict OF Beaufort, Seven Delegates.
District Of Georgetown, Three Delegates.
District of Horny, Two Delegates.
District Of Williamsburg, Throo' Delegates.
District of Marion, Four Delegates.
District OF Darlington, -Four Delegates.
District Of Marlboro, Two Delegates.
District Of Chesterfield, Two DELEGATES.
District Of Sum ter, -Four Delegates.
District OF Clarendon, Two DELEGATES.
District Of BarnweIl, Six Delegates.
District Of Edge6eld, Seven Delegates
District OF 0rangeburg, Five Del ecates.
District Of Korshaw, Three Delegates.
District of Richland, -Four Delegate,
District Of Lexington, Two Delegates.
District Of Newberry, Three Delegates.
District Of Lau rens, Four Delegates.
District Of Abbeyille, Five Delegates.
District Of Anderson, Three Delegates.
District OF Grccnvllle, -Four Delegates.
District ofPckens, Three Delegates.
District OF Spartanburg, Four Delegates.
District Of Union, Three delegates.
District Of York, Four Delegates,
District Of Chester, Three Delegates.
District OF Fairfield, Three Delegates.
District Of Lancaster, Two Delegates.
by Command OF
Broyet Major. General Eo. II. 8. CASDY:
LOUIS V. CAIIARC,
Aidc-dc-CainP, A. A. Adj 'Goncral.
oct 81, 'o7--lu
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ia Acres,

more or less. and bounded by tracts Nos. l
and 3, and BY Flat and Dry Creeks.
ALSO, tho tract designated In said Re-
turn us No. 6, containing
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Broyet Major. General Eo. II. 8. CASDY:
LOUIS V. CAIIARC,
Aidc-de-CamP, A. A. AdJI rGoncraL
oct 81, 'oT-Iu
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-15

stock in the K. III. & N. Railroad
shallup reasonable and proper terms
and GUARANTEES be favorable TO that
proposition, respectfully petition your !
honorable body to rescind the present
order for an election upon the subject,
and to pass another order, submitting
to the qualified voters, of tho city
whether they do or do not desire that
the Common Council on behalf,of the ~
city shall subscribe stock in said Com ID
pany to be paid for iniscity bonds at
par In the AMOUNTS and upon tbs
terms and, conditions following . tha6
is to say: 5000, 600 when the rails shall
be laid, and the road running TO Hop
kinsville, "a miles from the Tennes-
see State Line. and n miles, from ~
Nashville, and when the rails shall
be laid and the road running 20 miles
south from Hendersone and the next
20 miles south shall be graded ready
for the rails This 800, 900 10 be
used only to pay for fails, chains and
spikes on the last named 20 miles,
which, when laid, will leave only 81
miles of the 142 miles CT the line to
Henderson to be completed. r"
Z And 500, 900 more when this last
1919 INV. tA4f - p 6faHtAYr anu W. NC
nsed 10 payment for rails, chains and
spikes only, We to receive the addi-
tlonal 20 per cent on our sukscrip-,
tion on account Of work now done on
the. line pow offered to the subscribers-l
That the Directors Of the, Road
guarantee a. track toithe riverat Hen
derson so long as the road terminates
there, and the running of the cars as 3
near the river as practicable for the
transfer Of through passengers and
freight, and that suitable steamboat
or boats shall be run between Evans
vile and Henderson, in close connec-
.tionswith the passenger trains Of the
road, and that freight and passenger
Office shall be kept. open at Evans
vile, at which freight shall be re-
ceived, billed and shipped. and pas
sengers ticketed and baggage checked
over the boat and road, and that no
discrimination shall be made against
the Evansville Railroad or roads, or
Evansville or her citizens, in trans.
portation of freight or passengers,
North or South = af FiTt
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ton Of this school, located in the High
School Building, taught by=Miss Me-
Farland. closed the list for yesterday
We did not. arrive until the exercises
had commenced, but as far as we heard
them they passed off ia satisfactory
manner They were of aa.similar
character to the preceding examina-
ton of the Primary Department The
number ofscholars registered was As
boys and girls. iiengaa IAs7if saF s.si
I The room which, this school is
located, as we'll as all others where
examinations were held during the
day, were by no means as comfortable
as should be- furnished in city
taking so much pride as Evansville
does In Public Schools. 1t is appar-
ent to all who are at all pconversant
with the condition and wants of the
City Schools, that more and better
buildings are badly needed to accom-
modate the children e-7 - "a
We give below the ss vsss - 4.
3 - '3e ROLL OF HONOR. !.
i Notsdbseat or tdrdy during the third
qsarter- Jennie Eberlin, Bridget
Kavanaugh, Joanna Kavanaugh, Car
RE Lechner and Jennie Parker. e. y
4 Not absent or tardy during the
fourth quarter - Annola Kennedy.
Mary Kennedy and Mary Murphy, -
Il Not absent during the yeor-Mag-
gle Bull and Maggie Fix. sa&sea
Absent oae-haJ day-Isadore Ma
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHoUsE.-Mr.
Christian Kratz has now on hand and
offers for sale, an assortment of every
variety of agricultural implements,
including the best patterns of NOW
ers and reapers. Mr.. Kratz leaves
to day for the East, to complete his
stock, but leaves accommodating
statesmen to wait on customers. His
new establishment is on First Street,
Immediately opposite ia Heilman's
Foundry and the new cotton mills.
All machinery sold will be promptly
repaired when requisite g@lH - ~
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A SPLENDID CHANCE TO PURCHASE
TEN ACRE LoTs.-Ten ten acre lots
for sale on easy terms, situated three
quarters ola mile from the city linn
its, near Rev. Mr.. Sterritt's old place.
This property is handsomely situated.
There is sixty-foot street running
through the centre of this property.
Terms-one-f fourth cash; balance
in one. two and three years, with 6
per cent. interest ON deferred pay
ments. For further particulars, ap-
ply to j. Z. ELLIOTT & Son,
Real Estate Agents; Office, corner
Third and Locust Streets. G. 81
june11 dim.
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Absent one day44Rebecoa Bulls ln.
EyansyIlIc select School.

a hbdnS ptAAC 0cicCt DCuOOt. A18 y
= The Select School taught by Miss
Hooker and Miss Hough, held its
regular annual examination yesterday.
The parents of the children and the
friends Of. the, school were in attend
ance in large numbers. and seemed
highly pleased with the proficiency of
the pupils intheir respective branches
Of study. Both Of these lady teachers
have acquired a-skill in imparting in
struction to che young that makes
their school room a desirable place
and-we- are gratifed- to know that
during the past year they haVekbeen
well sustained by the people of our
city. The classes recited Yesterday
in a wide range Of studies, from the
primary books to the higher branches
of English study; and also. in ancient
andsmodern languages. The teachers
appear to have done their work faith
fully, and the scholars cannot have
failed to be profited by the spent
under their tuition.
During the last term there have
been registered the names of thirty
ty-two girls and twenty-four boys !.
total, fifty-six
Miss Jennie Riggs is credited with
not having been absent or tardy from
school for two years. Mallie Ragon
has not been absent or tardy during
the last quarter; also, Miss Fannie
Armistead Fannie Armistead, An
ME Igleheart and Mallie Ragon have
been perfect in department during the
past year. ~
Mary 4. Walker and Ada Ehrman
received prizes for improvement in
writing.
Josie Goodlett, Annie Igleheart,
Emma Brown and Master Dan. Ra-
gon received prizes for improvement
in spelling. 49, s.s 81
Miss Kate Hallock, having com
pleted the regular course of studies,
received diploma.
al The next term Of the school COM
mences on.the first Monday in Sep
TENDER, and we predict for it a large
number of scholars. f
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seen by reference to- the Religious
items on the. second page. that Rev.
6. F. Pentecost, of the First Baptist
Church, win preach in Blaekford's
Grove tomorrow afternoon at Al
o'clock. He is popular preacher,
and we hope he will be greeted with
large and attentive audience. ~
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BISHOP SIIpsoN.-The Con,ieri an
'nounces that under the idea that
Bishop Simpson will be in the city
early next week to lecture in the
Trinity Church, many of the citizens
have abandoned the idea of going to
Princeton to hear him. We are au-
thorized by Rev. B. F. Rawlins, the
presiding elderaof this district to say
that there is no certainty at all as to
the Bishops being able to- visit our
city He has not yet been heard from
on the subject. Those who wish to
hear him had better go tor Princeton
this afternoon.
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81 CONSOLIDATION. - The firms of
Henry K. Blemker, and Blemker,
Tillmann & Co, Stove Dealers and
Excelsior Stove Works, have been
consolidated, and will henceforth be
known as Blemker, Tillman & Co.
All debts and accounts will be col
lected and paid by
may25tf BLEMKER, TILLMAN & Co.
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NorIcE.-Elder J. B.
New will preach in the Church of
Christ every Sunday at Crescent City
Hall, corner of Main and Third
Streets, at half past 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
and at night. Sunday School at 9
o'clock, next Sunday. Subject in the
forenoon Original Sin. At Night:
Salvation from SIM Seats free. es q
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II b
Cry CoUNcIL.-During the sitting
of the City Council yesterday. an or
der was passed for the holding of an
election relative to the subscription
of the stock of the 4. HI. & n.
Railroad, on Monday, July I'd. The
order will be found among our adver-
tisements. The Council also closed
the contract with, and approved the
bond of Liant Bro. s, for the extern
sion of the Sycamore Sewer from
Sixth Street to the Longworth tract.
The terms are So per lineal foot, pay
able in city bonds at one and two
years. -
The following modified proposition
in the form of petition, signed by
some sixty or seventy prominent citi-
zens, was submitted to the City Coun-.
Gil, on which the above action was had.
To the Mayor and Common Council
of EUansville:: 49,.
The undersigned, earnestly solicit
Gus that the vote of the citizens of Ev-
ansvills upon the CUES ton of taking
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K moral .CITY-There was, not a

i A. MORAL eCITYrTThere was not a.
single case adjudicated In any of the
City Courts yesterday and dur friend.
the Recorder. was, ! last evening, BE-
wailing the prospect of beefsteak this
morning One warrant was returned
but the party not being ready for trial
the hearingJwas postponed until to-
day. .1,yN kN'1AAM N0A1'1AMNo'
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The SEVENTEEN MILE FooT RACE.
Train leaves the II. a. O. Depot for
Fair Grounds at 2:30'P. M, promptly.
Fare for the round "trip twenty-five
cents.ait s1i asllga hls.s eg ~ -f'Doh !"
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sPECIAL NOTICES.
7raA1 WoIegL1E .


an1efean hardly pick up anewspaper, or
inm1e d street-cOrner nowadays, that ne
5nE vet find, staring him in the faces tne
sunnnEneem ent that Prof. so-and-so has
xezE Kseovered a medicine which is pa
asnxsse t0r all the Ills that flesh is, or may
EhfzE7x 90. These swonderful dtscoy cries
uuuzzezp Eave an existence OF a. few months,
ennw1 disappear from public notice Tne
sxexna Of their sudden sextfugt11shmenti is
sSa,areES. They were humbugs. AT the
szxeess all medicinal preparations have an
s,sgasf 1hafle e for success, as all are equally
r<zllzzzxEa; but theschaf Is soon winnowed
zxnaa<z1e grain by the PRACTICAL test which
sxrs anDrejudice1 public applies to all
snAaz<s. There are but few preparations1o OF
snRuk4sne which have vii hstood the i'm
snusasx Judgment Of the people for
ssnr eRgth OF time 0ne of .flies few
sr1esE2 we have, now in MIND, and
vsEeas a4fas been q long time IA
mSsT1-r to nearly 2 every household in
sc0r cd. is the celebrated HOSTETTERfS
suRslGACHs BiTTERS. Their almost uni
rsssEsmf sale and use, and their emphatic en-
szxnEssaent from all portions of the coun-
gcaE laxapel the admission that they must
s.ef = specific for the ailments for which
a1xEzE Are recommended. Letters before us
s<anza beir efficacy inz diseases of the
saenas&, bowels and liver. In that truly ter
i.xz6as com plant, dyspepsia, they are re-
TprEg4zs rs a, sure cure. In Pittsburgh, wh5re
ss1uue Ntters are manufactured, their sale
~ 10 SE1e use is immense. This fact alone
spMz2n< volumes in their .fayor.--ExEr0css
fEHfzsxN Masculine Courier, Ioa0o, Feb-7 1857.
- asf7tGszs1 ~s&4H# 8es3St q % fsfA.sn Id
ss- ri 4satsfsl5& Dsf0hhGt p1a Ioj3st
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nsy- The teachers ! .o II The , ceIoreG

s0- The, teachers Of The celored,
school are preparing for an exhibition
an rcenesrs to begiveng BY their, pm.
pills andfpafronsgin one of the city
halls,;to advance the educational in
teresfsIof ahe colofed people, Timely
notice EilL he given insthe nity pspsss4
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Persons whe are Gray
- 8 lBatcheIor'sl Hair Dye.. go

jsaAs spfssIftiid HairlDye Is the best In the
sness. The only true and perfect Dye.
Tsss,suelees. Reliable, UTnstAntaneods. No
1sppgointmsnt. No ridiculous tints:
$500 "a Fed Dges inviE Orates the hair,
sasssae II soft and beautiful The genu-
SAass-sagned Witftdgn a. B0tchelor. al 9th
$500. sold by all Druggists and Per-
annxnA Factory 81 Barclay Street,rsNeW
- kxwxREoFxCOUNTERFEIT.
aRA1r7ly.s e. n " 81 q q a 4 a 80
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For Sale.

Six SALT BOATS and Three Skiffs.
Apply to l.. RUFFNER, Jr.,
q as No. 5 North Water Street
je11 ct.
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MELANCHOLY CAsuu,A,ILrY-We are


MELANCHOLY CAsgALTY.EWe are
panied to learn that Mr., Gottleib
.Dering, of the firm Of Dering & Ben
ninghof. was suffocated in well by
no xious gas, last evening, at their Vine
gar Factory, on Ninth Street, between
ChestAsut and Cherry. = He had de-
Seconded into the well to repair a
pump. and was overcome by the foul
air, and, before he, could be rescued,
died. The body was recovered from
the well, ;, and Coroner Havlina called
upon to hold an inquest lastIeyeuiug.
and the verdict will probably be
found in the JOURNAL this morning.
The deceased was a worthy and In
dustrious citizen, and leaves family
to mourn his melancholy death.
II .sFT7TTT TTTTS -7---- 7-7TE II T3aI9
The STRAWBERRY SUPPEE--There
was larger crowd at the Strawberry
Supper, at Mozart Hall, last night,
and more liberal expenditure of
money! The assemblage was "a most
brilliant one, and all seemed to be
enjoying themselves exceedingly.
IN The Lunch yesterday morning was
well attended. and the receipts quite
large Another splendid Lunch will
be set to day, from 10 to 2 O'Clock,
where the most delicious comestibles
will be served by fair hands with
winsome smiles, including all the sub
stantials and delicacies the country
affords We bespeak for the excel
lent ladies of the Cumberland Pres
byterian Church very liberal pat
ronage. lecd s4s'}- MIA
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Grand Fourth OF July Celebration
r. at the Fair Grounds.

The German Catholics will give the
grandest social entertainment that
has ever been held in this city. The
Silver Band and the running of train
of cars during the day, have been en-
gagged for the occasion. Other par
tlculars will be published in due
time. (Other daily city papers copy)
jeff.
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] Mrs. BARCLAYS nEeTtREs. This
lady, whoshas Observation-Disclosures
the past week to the ladies, closed her
series yesterday, with great acceptance
to the large number of intelligent
ladies who have attended. We I'M
derstand they united in a written tes-.
timonial of the great value of these
lectures, Mrs, Barclay leaves to-day
for Henderson and Mount Vernon
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-15

Bf1- Let everybody attend the Par
lor Club Room tonight. Roast Pig
and Turkey, with Green Peas, =, ~
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