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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-02-22

And dearest Love,
That gentle tilial heart of thine,
Believe me, I would not resign,
To make earth's hidden treasures mine;
Or the deep seas, nor might join
With these, the starry worlds that shine
In Heaven above,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-08
The Political Sentiments

OF the JOURNAL are so well known that
tits necessary forlos only to allude to our
position. We will continue, as heretofore,
to labor for the interests and principles of
the Union Party of the country, that or
ganigatiop under whose adfpinistration of
affairs the Nation was brought successfully
through the war. The editors, having
served their country in heafmy, viii con
tinue to advocate the principles for which
they, in common with the hundreds 0,
thousandSgof the GRAND ARMY OF THE
REPUBLIC, fought, and the JOURNAL
VIII always fbe found che SOLDIERS OR
GAM ,l991ts se1bvoq 2f.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-08
! The Agricultural Department

OF the JOURNAL will be In charge of {
competent editor, aud will add much Il
the interest of the paper. We design u
make the WEEKLY especially valuabb
to the FARMERS. Our correspondent
will keep us regularly advised OF the con
dftion Of the CROPS IN an sections of tn,
county. TO- ~ ~ =
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-08
LOCAL NOTICES,

The advertisement of our shoe
friend, Turner, re-appears in the
Journal this morning His assur-
ance that he is selling good shoes
cheaper than ever before, is rather
startling, and worthy Of the atten-
ton of those looking to an improves
fment of their understandings. ~,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-08
zCI4l7YsNEWS.

oCt CARD 'l OF THANKS The Evans
willie LiederkranE would, hereby, re-
urnttheirslsincere thanks ntog the
ladies, OresesehtI City Silver Band,
.Direeterss and all Others, who kindly
volunteered at the Opera. given by us
aat5TuFners' Hallol4 ,sIaa 1oa gqi9d a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-08
The Correspondence

lwbfbea spa2ial fedtafe of the WEEKLY.
A correspondent will be employed IN
EVERY COUNTY of the First District
enc of the editofiaai corps win remain al
INDIANAPOLIS during the session of the
LEGISLATURE, and keep our reader
fully advised OF its proceedings. We hope
to furnish Weekly Letter from WASH.
3INGTGN CITY during the CONGRESS
SIONAI, TERM
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-08
As a Commercial Paper,

We viii make 1t without a superior tn
country. photographic MARKER RE
PORTS, special reviews Of the MAFsAE EFT
of NEW YORK, NEW ORLEANS. ans
CINCINNATI, a carefully prepared week..
review of the EVANSVILLE MARKER
and commercial intelligence from all sec
tions of the country, will be gwen in eacI
weekly issue.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-08

= Ct GTY VI WAT .i5 = e ) breaking ing ab
of the frostrhas,caused the bowidering
son F ifst Street, near. Ditision5 to give
Way agqns. have cut throughJ We
call the attention Of tbs, city authofTl
ties to- itsthateitrmay repaired at
once. " A stitch in time saves nine.
The damage, as yet, Is slight: but com
Sstaht use will keit)worse. 7ih2 II
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sE&EE E@ES ErgEgD~
THE EVANSVILLE WEEKLY
A'AsAe asf JOURNAL

Has been published for TWENTY-FIVE
YEARS, and has, during that time, been
recognized as the leading paper in this
section of the country Its circulation, in
fiuence, and value as an advocate of the
interests of the people were never greater
than now. psd Ia8Hd 81 30
+, Il has lately been enlarged and much
improved in It's appearance, and its edito-
rial force has been doubled within the last
few monthss thus enabling us to furnish
our readers newspaper of greater merit
ana iptsrest. 5na aottep
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-08

4curArrsu UR+4The work IF dean \ I
ing up Main Street goes bravely on.
barge t4aHk ape rising on eaebYside
of the streetAfrpnl Second to Third
Streetsoa This isias it should be,y Let
the Zapp Brigade move forwardI91Gw
ffsyyrfq.yET ff.avf9fT II ~ trnt. ~ a., H.,
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 8. lS67aaa.,''.g .8gsaaa

with one of these mud balls, of com
siderable size, occasioning considera-
BILE pain. In addition to being an UNI
safe sport it is also a filthy one, and
should be abandoned at once.
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gramme, with scarce an exception,
was Ola high order, and We fully co.
liiineide with the-remark Of our worthy
Mayor, that 1t is needless to- go
from home to find those capable
of entertaining US. In musical attain
.ments and gympastic skill, we believe
,tke7xar;aus associations of Evansville
are unrivalled. n We have only time
and space to, designate the following
performances as possesedlef partlcuo
lar merit.n The grand introduction by
Crescent City Silver Eand, assisted by
Dir. Theo. Russell on the, anvil in the
anyal sehoruss the carionet solo, by
Prof. Warrens and violin solo,ofb by
Masterbn Schneider, d both accom-.
panied obya Prof. Matthias on the
/ piano . the Rebberp pett, by Messrs9
lISchlessinger and Ditze;tthe 0Fertepr5
i to, EigarioI by Matliass Schriber, Ben
IFnett ,andI Warren5the Solo by Mrs.
Schlesinger; the Qartetteiby Russell,
Martin, Bennett andoi Masdh5 es the
! Drum 0S6los by sRobt. Hehdershot;
itsRiBhm6nd ohe8leGJe9mes,' by Gar
ipmody!5the huh4oeds eSohg BY Bob
McGFew, and utb1oO9ertdres by the
Turner Bandit Dhfsso Sehlessingerr
4 acquitted nhersel q m most adinira-
\ Bic style,d and WIS warmly applaud
ed.p The Liedektanz Society sang
with unusual ability. Prof. Warren
4 never appeared B sol good advantage
as in his clariont solo, showing that
The is a very mater on allinstruments.i
The gymanasticsxercises Of the Tur-
ners were bey6d all criticism, and
I were not equaed by John DenierI
4 himself. The ast audience were i'm
( Intensely enteftned, althoughthe per-
1 fortmmances, as were predicted, were
drawn out to midnight The tab9l
4 leaux by the sldiers were pleasing in.
the highest Eegree, and reflected
credit on The bys ID bluegln The sing-'
4 ing by the Liderkranz7 was particu-
4arly effective Wefnever saw an au7,
dience 50 Universally pleased, and we
, have shofd ouE If the entertainment
fshoufd be SrJeated,b and we hope it It
DFSfil be, inH somewhat i Condensed
form, that aIeddal audience could be
secured pTh vast hall was absolutely
l4h un0Id CD ;0HGD mort
ful1. rs4;T I'd
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-08

FENCING THEM ORA handsome
railing IS t6fbe put across the new
Council Chamber for the purpose of
separating the crowd of spectators
that sometimes assemblies there 1t
is,a very. handsome piece Of carpen-
teripg, being gotten up in John s.
McGorRle's Best style.s IT. is no fault
Of his if it does. not fit the floor as
nothing straight or level will fit ito !,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-08
The News Department

WIN peT sFup with full interest The
w EEKLY will contain the LATEST
'TELEG R&fPHIG DISTANCES up to the
hour of going to press. A full summary Of
the NEWS OF lTt4E WEEK, and collec,
ton of interesting STATE ITEMS, will be
given in each issue.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-08

nqAlas PiRBo4Ff & Aif ;pIso5rafa Dur
'e&celleht Q Deputy Sheriff, "a. NV.
Chute, Esq, has been appointed, by
us Marshal Spooner, his Deputy in
this codRty, with authority to execute
all legal process that may, come to his
hard, Addressed to the United States
Marshal I6oH the State of Indiana.
This issa compliment to Mr. Chute,
as it.~as entirely unsolicited and I'M
/ esH IR2SsffsffqqO ~ III 1pf1tfIGsdaeH go II
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-08
) A Family Newspaper.

g We design to make the JOURNAL, il
all respects, FIRsr-CLAss FAMILY
PAPER suited to the interests and taste
of both young and old. in addition to tn
features above referred tosit will contaiI
a STORY in every issue, a summary
events in the Literary, Religious, AM
Scientific world,l Editorials on Curren
Topics, choice Poetry, etc., etc.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-08

y .PIICgKEp IUP. "A man named Samuel
Hays ran away from his wife at sPada
cab short time ago, not only doing
gross injustice to a woman he had
promised toA love, cherish and pro- rg-
ttect, but at the same time defraud-
ing certain of his creditors, one Of
whom reached here day before yester-
day, and sued out an attachments be-
fore . Justice Q ilstinson. Yesterday
Hays arrived on the opposite bank
of the river and crossed over.1aUpon
)landihg,dn this shore AsfelIinto2 the
arms Of Frank Morris, who let down
on him like anarchy did on Rome ora
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-08


THE GRAND CONCERT.-Fhe col
cert at Turner'S Hall last night, undo
I the auspices of the Grand Army
othe Republic, for the benefit of II
orphans and widows of soldiersIoftl
grand army of the Union, was. as
predicted, one Of the grandest affa
ever witnessed in this city So La
and so elegant an audience was ner
before assembled in zone room
Evansville Fully eight huned
tickets were sold, realizing at lst
$500 gross reoeiptss- (which is anfly
all sclear q profits! 0 Everybody asl
there with his wife, AM Z al
great many With their dchiten,
E. an + g evidence of the large1art
ed benevolente and $ patriots of
our people. Of the perfornnces,
it is impossible at the late blr at
which we write, to do a tithef JUS
tice. Every performance on t. pro-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-08

AZ PRACTICE THAT SHOULD BE SToP-
PED. -Young America, who are ever
seeking out aew Inventions, are just
now indulging in "a sport that. should
be checked, as it is neither ornamen-
tai nor useful This sport consists in
putting wad of mud upon the end of
a small rod and throwing it, which is
done with great force. Yesterday a
young lady was struck upon the face
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-08
TERMS.

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q For Clubs of Ten or more Subscribers
we have placed the price, OF the wEEKL,
at only OrE DOLLAR AND A HALF
in order to bring 1t within the reach of al
Weurge upon the friends of the cause
the Union, of Intelligence and Reform, +
interest themselves to make up Clubs d
every neighborhood. Nothing has so GOO
an infauence as a Weekly Newspaper o
corree& principles and morals.
Address:
ETAMSTTLLE JOURNAL COMPAN1
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In 4 TERRIBLE CoNDTTIoN.- gem.
tleman from the vicinity Of Union
town, KY, who was some time ago.
bitten by a mad dog, and who has
been stopping for some days at the
Crescent City Hotel for the purpose
Of Of trying the virtues Of the mad
stone, left for Home yesterday ION the
'Quickstep. He was mi terriblesstate
Of mind, being lhanifestly nearly dde
ranged by the contemplation. of his
possible fate. He would frequently
start up wildly as if haunted by some
terrible vision. : Capt Dexter, we are
informed, very properly refused to
take him on bis boat Unless he should
be confined. The application of the
maidstone did not prove by any
means Satisfactory, 19ts z application
having probably ibeeh too long de,
pbvnd ?uSa94X5 9E8 aI9oHio .6f,d
~ T. S~ts-'--t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
vna FrankIin Brick Machine,

q -A
Emutlv celebrated for perfect simplicity,
9nsaf strength, and immense COMPRISING
arsrvvyer IS GUARANTEED, with eight men
and two horses, to- self-temper the clay.
and ma re r3,000 to 3,50o5 elegant bricks per
! iTasyar. II al D. n. Rem ICK, Proprietor,
No. II Broadway, New York, Room 69.
fshI d8rn 4aI 4 .Isli 5A3N ~ 49,
pTEPLGATE'Ss HONEY SOAP.----S1llfffis
sEebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
? I snand. is made from the CHOICEST mates
sAEs, is MILD and Emf 1IdENT IN its nat1re,
RAGRANTLY scENTE d, and extremely
ia RsEFt6IAL In It's action upon the skin.
,Tol pfa sale. by druggists and fancy goods
81 e9lers. 9I9L Lad1Hnr sLonll ausz1 ~
y9JNr COLGATE'S AROMATIC SOAP.-A
! = superior Toilet Soap prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, in com bination with ely
aaaFine, and especially designed for the use
y g Ladies and ntsery, It's perfumlee
- % exQuisite, and its washing properties I'M
u 1fvafled. For sale by all druggists. .9K
~ feb23 d6wfyffssd n5iW 99I1o
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GOOD FORTUNE l5P6SE = "a him athat
hath shall be given Il is scripture ny:
VIM. Heilman: gave Mr. Sam Orr
ticket Np. Lar ip ns the ID drawing for the
elegant rosewoodiehairsa the embr old
Hered cushions ofiwhich attracted such
universal atFedtior attHea Southwest
sF ERR District Fair E, laaf fa1 The draw
sing eameBoff yesterdays and No. 157
drew the magnificent set valued at
$1,000. We know no onel more wof-
,thyto be lucky than OR 4 IA most estima
ble,friend Mr.. Samuel Orr, who was
am innocent agentIin the whole trans
| action ~ 5ill i5to e .i95ii@ ~
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STOPPING A FIGHT.-A man wh6
lives in .Sullivanitown, and who has
been married about two years, found
it impossible to live with his, !, wife
Yesterday he went to- his house to
take away away his i own A. furniture His
wife happened to be around, and
pitched into him Il and, would have.
given him regular Sdressing-out had
not Frank Morris dropped IN just at,
this stage of. the game and assumed
theirole of peaeemakersH He poll6ed
the irate matron, and became. arbifter
inducing che PARTIES oimake an equal u
divide Of the property and then sepa-
rate like Abraham and Lot, the one
taking the right hand and the other
turning to the left. Blessed are the
peacemakers."
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EVANSVILLE. IND. Feb

''i99A EVANSVILLE, 9TND., Feb. 4th.
MEssRs. DONALDSON & SAMPSON: IN
The undersigned, citizens of Evans
vile; and your personal friends and
admirers, understanding that you
are about leaving, the citg, and desir-
ing to give an earnest ofour appreeia.
ton Of your abilities as actors, and
performers, would respectfully tender
you Complimentary Benefit, on Sat
urday evening next at Tuner $ Hall,
provided, it does not interfere with
any, pre- enlargement of yours bdiAn
answer at your EARLIEST convenience
would aid ourkpurpose materially.
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) y. r. LoTSPEICH'S

? taItNO|b S0UIH FIRlST S1lREET. y 2
All heavy stock offered ATCosT--
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 If. a.sat 5yes5 ..e ,5i ,g
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.-sft9 soHroN2 fzoHINERY-The

81 OTTO MAcHINERX.-The MAJ
chinery. fothe. new cotton mills ar
rived from anneltopp yesterday. The
works viii E ID operation by theLend
of the moth, if not sooner. Large
+sa1dlditiohalnacRinery IS J on sits way
from the kt.r.o. - rsntasss
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Singers and Public Speakers
.YmGaT aaIO Backef0fss 1TaiIllD DYE.

%Gh@atA hAAO ABacMefOrsSl AfalpADy6s
This splendid Hair ypye is the best in the
$500 Ni@A EarInfess, Reliable, instantaneous. NO
disappointment No ridiculous = tints;
Natural Black or Brown Remedies the i'll
no aFsC q effects of Bad Dues InYigoEates the hair,
1s1hlhl$1 It'll Rf1d h5aatailI The3 geHn-
~ ,tHsnit BgsSe e Fio Al1 a9tbh s
91f Ge0idedlItS6ldI by AL Druggists and Per-
1Hers9 FaetYryISl Barclay stress New
a~ BEMARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
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gr 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.
1ON lang If Llla
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= - "a
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANOE. IA
young man who docs business on
Water Street, left the city on Tuesday.
on the Phantom to settle certain bills
with MERCHANTS on. that boat. and to.
Ship a lot of corn at McClenning's
Landing, nearly opposite Henderson,
He took the .keysof the safe sand9 the
order book, leaving the store in care
of a young man who Knew nothing of
the business Of the house. egHe'was
Expected back within three, or. four
hours at the farthest. Up toryester-
day evening he had not returned. A
messenger was vas sent to the Landing
| whence the corn was to be shipped,
where it was ascertained that he had
| shipped the corn, and failing to
secure q a. horse uponI which to
return to the city, he returned
| upon. { the + lboat,E expressing his
I intention to go to Mt. Vernon. or
until he met al boat coming up the
bTiyerq IA dispatch wasWsent to Mt.
Vernon; but he had not been seen
there. Another was sent to Paducah
! to Intercept the Phantom, butt she
had passed before the dispatch had
reached there. The most painful APP
prehelsionsN are INDUCED by his
friends, relative to his safetyss-Ihe
| head,of the firm is also absent3trom
4 the city; and, i'm the meanwhile, the
house remains I'M the. hands of the
| clerks, who can do. nothing 9gbul
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- BrsfNrss sYIsraL.Th

Ii9 "a Business sVtsIfaA1The Mayor
ana City Council paid visit yester-
day to the city wharf, ana were not
|. very fatofa bly, Impressed withOitsIap1
pearahce, but pfterra CAREFUL survey
and general conference, they came to
the conclusion thataif the suhleonu
| tinued to shine it would Improve the
condition of the wharf ,andotWater
Street much quicker thanianE artif-
cial efforts are likely to- dol Weshope,
however, that this visit will lead to a
| permanent improvement next Sum-
mer, that will preclude all1possibility
of a recurrence of the present muddy
condition. We hope, by next Fall,
to see the entire, wharf paved from
Walnut to Vine Street, and from low
water mark to the outer edge Cd
Water Street. We also hope to see
Water Street Completely powdered
from Walnut to- Division Street
When this is done, and not till then
viii we have At wharf worthy ofzol
scFeditablel ,4qi the 5GomalInrtfirI c iahimpor.
lance sOf the city. With this work
! done9we would neveragain be troubled
with deep mud, either On the street Oh
y TOc t9JQsbB XidaIinihg ~
E{WharLo krctI n on 4xaQ d1lfA q
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bargains 70 every purchaser. ne
member, No 5 South First Street. ~
dec29 If. ai. .3ya.l e. ,i,'. 5bi 22
FoR SALE,-Cook & Healy now Of
fer the Stock and Fixtures of the
HonsekeepeIs' 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 in this city
before. The reason for selling out,
Mr.. Cook has bought "a farm, near.
Boston, Mass, and he is obliged to
take possession oft April 1st, 1867. If
FLoUR!-Iglehart's celebrated fami,
ly Flour kept constantly on hand, and
delivered in any part of the city at the
same price as at the mill, by
81 Parsons, ScovIILE Il CO., anlI
18tf y-s5r7, ie+s- Main Street.
For the Largest and Finest Stock
of Mems and Boys Clothing, visit
the Great Wardrobe, "a Main Street.
S. N. SMITH & Co., Propt'rs.
nov22-dtt.
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/; a[,ourt ReDOrtsy

80 9niij aDOurt RealOrtsg 81 HIS
II iREooRIR s GoURT.-The Recorder
,was9occiPdH all yesterday afternoon
) with butttfe prolific. himself or the,
eity.ag 5ii 1ol 9I3d
4 Peterlordan was up again on a
charge indecent exposure of his
person. HelconfessedI his guilt, but
his impuniosity. saved him. Having
mo mon, and His Honor not beliey-,
ling it V profitableitoIthe city to pay
| his bed 3 ataCAlexander Darling's
boardf-house, admonished him and
badeIln aepart-and isin3no more. -.
paiGusCarter was charged with re-
misunderstanding whisky without
licen9 Buchanan appeared as coun-
sci f0he defense, and moved that the
case dismissed on the ground that
therwas not sufficient affidavit or
sufrnt complaint. He also filed a
5denrer to the affidavit and COM
plai,iwhich was overruled. A jury
of, men was then empanneled who
trii the case, and returned verdict
of5t guilty. From the testimony it
is anifest that some one has violated
/. thlaw, andoit is equally manifest
Itl the city has been swindled out
o. fifty dollars, and the Off
! 6 out Of their fees, If we do
i mistake the mettle of the city au-
brities, some one will haze to pay
Efiselling that whisky, yet.
A young man, who was charged
18th being drunk and disorderly, &c,
AS in court; but the prosecuting
fitness, came in and agreed to pay the
ests and dismiss the suit, on condi-
ionlthat he would never bother her
gain when he was drunk; and we
greed to leave his name out of the
aper on hiss promise to reform.
Ihieh we hope he will keep. bss1fr Z
BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER.-Chas.
iawrenceoowas charged by Ed. T.
soordman,i withastealing rair of
ants worth os15.) The Justice held
i'm to answer IN the sum of $500.
falling to respond, he crossed over to-
)arlingis hospitable abode.
90 ,..ur ~. n..n.lsA
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8 B@ Messrs. Cell 4 Rheinlander,
music dealers, Third Street, .belew
Sycamore, are daily in receipt of the
newest Publications. dec29-dH
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urday evening next at Turner S ball,
provided it does not Interfere with
any, Encouragement OF. yours lbdiAh
answer at your EARLIEST Convenience
would aid eurkpurpose materially.
Very respectfully, e
"a. S. Hayh1rst, sdP ]. JslWhittaksrIT6 4
Geo! Stackhouse, Is D W. b. AIenlfee,' =
CHI Stockwen. = Z W. NJ Holmafi,i 'ui
Judge .1ir9 a19naa Capt. Drinkwater,
II. v, Bennighof, David E. Watkins,
FL. NJ. Preston, b ThOSaSs Collins,
Capt. Pat: Bark, J; F. Hicks, . :
Fendrich Brothers,i r. Whittington, y.
James ShryOclx, z. Naier, -HlAL
]. r. Lotspefch; Geo. W. Warren. nno
10. Scott, TB IL 5Thos. Gather. Il T9
L. G. Stinson, and 100 Others.
70 the Citizens and Friends of EeanS-
1ttIe: s-f d tass3i r
MEssRs. MENIFEE, HAYHUEsr AND srfN-
SON;
, DEAR SIRs: Yours of che 4th has
duly come to hand. in reply to which
we can scarcely find words to express
our heartfelt thanks for the honor
you have bestowed in rendering us a
complimentary benefit. Believe us,
we viii, do everything in our power to
be deserving OF so great an honor.
There is no engagement on earth that
would be more, gratifying tous than
to accept your kind offer Weidelay-
ed publishing the above, as we did
mot wish, in any way, to interfere with
the, benefit of that gallant cause of
the a Grand Army Of the Repubkc, *
therefore, we would set, according to
your request, Saturday, the 9th inst;
at the Turner's Hail, s. , Das
1--WE remain your humble serv'ts, ~
Ygf r. Don ALLISON a E!1SAMPsoN.
4Pickets can be procured at the fol-
lowing places: j 0, SCOTS Saloon,
Judges Salooa, Opera Saloon, Mer-
chants Saloon, ySchlaefer's Drug
Store, Scots News Depot}G III. Fish's
Book Store, Warren q Conyngton's
Music Store, "A meficaf House. Ken
.tncky Hotel, ,Eendrich Brothers Ci-
gar Store, and at Turner'S Hall. ''ss1
pf4lslalpp I IL wa.,,a sTEhH3i
a1W q u al ,aai
CONE and see Us make brick on the
kCE aHysfG' .zAK1IA q
celebrated Gard Brick Machine this
f-5tiis I7t39h u2hal ahE t,DJ
afternoon st82 o'clock, on the, vacant
,g3isaK H4own8
Tot above 9ooyeel T. hfOGust, on Water Street
Now is your time to in invest in some
thing useful that viii pay big interest.
.,f'IfH HEt3d
HOPKINS & .MooKIAR, Agt's.A ~
f4F1et alHo4D
d1w1 FsIAVA fst u Sherwood House
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