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Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-21
A T Court of Probate holden st Plymouth EA within and for the District of Plymouth

"A within and for the District of Plymouth ep the 2d day of February A. D. 1867. .,...r.
 Present, v. R. c. Giddings Esq, Judge
 On motion of Oliver Smith Executor upon the Estate of Joel Griggs late of Plymouth within said district sdeceased. This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to ex- hibit their claims against the same to the Ex- ecutor and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper published in Litchfeld and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Plymouth nearest the place where the de- ceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record f ' j 43-3w V. R. U. G1DDINGS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-21
Valuable Real Estate, in Goshen,
 for Sale <!

THE Subscriber will sell one piece, of some
 \ 45 acres, of land, 12 acres of which is very heavily timbered, It will cut of cord wood 100 cords to the acre. The woodland lies near the Child's Farm, so known, about 2} miles north of Litchfeld the balance of the 45 acres is Pasture and Meadow land. The en- tire lot will be sold together, or the woodland separate as the purchaser may wish.
 Also, about 55 acres of Land, about 25 acres of which is TimDer land, quantity of some 125 large pine trees on the same, which are very valuable, and large amount of other timber and wood this lot lies about miles south west form West Goshen Village, E Those who wish to purchase will do we'll to look at the land at once as it can be purchased at g bargain. #
 During my absence from the State I would refer any one looking with view to purchase to Capt. Willard Gaylord, for price and terms.
 43-3w N. s. WADHAMS Goshen, Ct
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-21
FOR SALE E 1, 1

fRN NHE subscriber offers for sale her farm.
 situated in the town of Kent, Conn. con. taining about 100 acres of land with dws,I;na house and necessary out buildings. The farm IS suitably divided into blew. pastnre- wood and msadow land, well watered. . s-.' ,'ss- V j A:s 4s.sws ' .a 'ses ANNA MOREHoUsR. < lI
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-21
NOTICE.

KNOW ALL MEN TO WHOM THESE
 PRESENTS SHALL COME, GREETING: nUR Friends that have accounts with us of O of Old and Honorable Standing, are ear nestly requested to settle the same, this week. if possible, as we need the Money. :
 Respectfully, BISHOP & SEDGWICK. V Itchfieid, Jan: 29th, 1867. ..a. tf-42
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-21
". :" List of Articles 4" TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAREACH
 And not to be paid for until you know what
 yOu have drawn WY .,

25 Rosewood Pianos, worth $20O, ,0O to 800 OO
 80 Melodeons, Rosewood Cases 10000 to 225oo 2OO Music Boxes, 2 to S2 tunes >15, ,O0 to 15O,OO 100 Sewing Machines, 5000 to l25OO 1000 Silver Tea Sets, ,..-31 25.OO to 15O.OO z00 Silver revolving patent Castors 15, to 4Os lOO Silver Fruit Cake Baskets, 15, to 35 1000 Sets Silver Tea & Table Spoons 15, to 45,
 1O0 Gold Hunting Case Watches 100, to 25O,
 l0O Diamond Rings, Cluster, &c. 50, to 200,
 1OO aW Goid Watches, 60, to 100, 1sSs siiSss iSsS wasshos sa s''F4'S s ss ts te S ss SSsS Rsiss@ @ Ear Kings, tnev sty.e) 1,5o tS tsS s t 2,00O Necklaces, 8 to r 2,500 Gold Pencils ~,,.-.,gs~, s,,.- 8. to & 5000 Onyx & AmethYst Brooches s5 rzto zlO 5000 Lava Florentine Brooches, q to G., 1,5OO Masonic Pins, 5s sce to g. 2,5o0 Sets of Bosom Studs, 1,5O to .6S 2,5O0 Enameled Sleeve Buttons, 2,5O to 1Oy 5000 Plain Gold and chased Rings. 4.5Oto 1O 5000 Stone Set and Seal Rings, sSss 2,50 to I0 5000 Miniature Lockets, all sizes, 250 to 57. 10000 Sets Ladies, Jswelry, 8, to 20, 4,OOO Watch Charms, (eachC g. to $50 5000 Gents Breast and Scarf Pins, g. to 2o 20OO 22 Ladies' new style Belt Buckles, 4 to s 7oeS Seo Ghste1ains Ga5 4a! and Guard ohains S 5 sooo GOO Set, Sets Lsdiss Brooch Ear Drp F 5000 Oval Band Bracelets, sIo-a / 6, to 2O 2OOO 2 OO Beayy Gold Chain Bracelets, y25, to 4O 6,oUo OaA I!dI OIOPb, HI COlOrS, 7 iS, ito T. 2,O0O New style Jet < Gold Eardrpps, 3, to, z 2o0o Gold Pens, Gold Mt EbonyHold. 4,5O to !, Ladys Sets, new styles Cut Crystal, all Jet, Hard
 Rubber, 6e., &o. s.'9! 'f f38' '0e9 , ''-7' ~A CHANGE TO OBTAIN ANY OF THE ABOVE ARTICLES for ONE DOLLAR BY PT1R. CHASING A SEALED ENVELOPE FOR 25 cts.
 ENTIRE SUBTRACTION GUARANTEED TO ALL
 a5 Tickets for One Dollar, 13 for Two Dollars 5 for Five Dollars. Great Inducements to Agenta,
 Letters should be addressed jg ss.
 J. H. RAY, & CO.,,
 42-Sw.7s .599 Broadway, NEW Yoax.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-21

aud 90 sisu,,s.. In ats construction that the mere turning of cock puts it into full action, warrsntei harmless to life, health and prop egty- Always ready for instant use. So porta hse thai a man carries it without hindrance to active exertions. For ManufactOries, Ware hOuses, Railway Depots. Public Buildings, Ho- tels. and PUivaIe Residences, it is indispensi- Ale. and for Steam and Sailing Vessels it is as <isAIly necessary as a life-boat or q lfe-preser- yer. IL occupies bat little space, contains a chemical liquid (perpetually renewable) and Is equally efficaciOus al any lapse of time. So simple thax toy can charge or manangit
 fE SExD FQR CIRcULAR..A1
 Address AMERICAN FIRE EXTINGUISHER CO. 45 Congress St, Boston.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

THYHE subscriber offers for sale the follow N ing Real Estate viz: The Tavern stand situated in Salisbury Centre recently owned and occupied by Nicholas Van Deusen togeth- CT about nine acres of land consisting of Mea- dow and pasture, lying near said stand. For particulars enquire of the subscriber on the premises or of John Van Deusen Canaan De. pot. SAMANTHA E. VAN DEUSEN.
 Salisbury Jan. 5th 1867. 40-2n
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-21
Zen G6Hertiseiasnts.
WORLD MUTUAL LIFEINSURANCE COMPANY,

WORLD MUTUAL LIFEINSURANCEC COMPANY, lf7 Broadway, New York.
 BOARD OF DIRECTORS. A A Law ISAAC H FRorHlxoa. SMMCRk WIEAEFs. GE,EGs L. WILLARD, sxErsR 1T 6ukpsx. HExkY l. PIERagruaT, $ H CasTTExUE$. GEoRCE F. THoxaE, FExKRC CoGxELL JvRK HAIsEY Hen WI kE1LT. EEFISGHAa TOWNSEND wx- 1IsRALk THoHAs T. BUCKLEY. EsEE- L. 6sUcExAN, HISRf A. SWIFT, gvS- SFkAGCE- JEMEs H. PRENTICE, REECx GRAVES N. MESSENGER Aux " BLAKE, GEURGR L.. NICHOLS, IAwEs S- NcSEs- JOHN w FRuruISGuAM VII C- r9wLEE- WILLIAM C. HELDOS, SAx'E K CALDWELL, OLIVER s. CARTER, SeGEAx S hES1LxY, LEWIS E. LoDEa, VII F FRExTEcE. JcBS T. E. MAXWELL, J. H FROTETxSaAx. EZRA PRENTICE, SOz- STEPa TABES. BESyAxIS HIcKs
 OFFICERS: GEOSGEL- wIL' ARD, .President. q w FLYER. .- Secretary and Ectuary. A VI. ROC FRS. Il D.. Medical Examiner at
 Office. j. CRANE. MD. Consulting Physician.
 Brooklyn. W F. PRENTICE, Atty Counsellor, 29
 Wall St. This CoHT&ny, nO~ fully organized, having cUmpSe1 with tsse laws vf \. ' State, aud de- posted slO0 GO Of iss capital. with the super tEse1d~at oG the Insurance Department foi the security Of it's policy holders. Is now prepared ss iskse the various kinds Of toIicies on ia vCrAhse cU16iticus as those of any other Com PA1y
 nSviaxaGs increase with the age Of tbe Policy Nsz-p&rsidE@Fins rates are tower than those SE any COE=Fzsy in :he world.
 LOSs1s paid ia thirty days afler due notice an4 vroof Of death
 Lzber&i arrangements made in regard to travel
 Oae-tkird Of the amount of premium will be loaned tke Policy hOlder when deDired. Liberal arrangements made with good agents
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-21

C7hAofEh t'l '.u. COM lslAf' A. n .as For Curling the Hair of either Sex into
 Wavy and Glossy Ringlets or
 Heavy Massive Curls.
 By using this article Ladies and Gentlemen can beautify themselves a tho usand fold Iii the only article in the world that will curl straight hair, and at the same time give it a beautiful glossy appearance, The Crisper Co., ma not only curis the hair, but invigorates, beautifes and cleanses it; it is highly and de- lightfully perfumed, and is the most complete article of the kind ever offered to the Ameri- can public. The Crisper' Coma will be sent ts any address. sealed and postpaid for S1.
 Address all orders to .--
 43 W. L. CLARK & CO.,, Chem ists, No. 8 West Fayette Street, Syracuse NY, ;
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-21
New York Prize Association, 599 BROADWAY, N. Y. ROSEWOOD PIANOS, MELODEONs, SEWING MACHINES, MUSIC BOXES, SILVER 4
 WARE, FINE GOLD AND SILVER
 WATCHES, AND KA AKEANY JEFKKIRF


 500, 900. :
 WILL BE DISTRIBUTED AS FoLLows The name and value of each article of our goods and well mixed. On receipt of 25 cents, an envel- ope containing such Ticket will be drawn without choice and delivered at our office, sent by mail to any address The purchaser after seeing what article it draws and it's value-which may be from ONE to FIVE HUNDRED DoILARs- can then, on pay ment of ONE DOLLAR, receive the article named, or may exchange it for any other article marked on our Circular at the same valus Every Ticket draws an article worth ONE DOLLAR, or more. av NO BLANKS. Our patrons ean depend on fai., Honorable dealing
 regardless of its ralue, or promptly sent as f
 directed, by return neai, or Empress. 2. Letters from many persons acknowledging the receipt of VALUABLE GIFTS from us, may be seen on file at our office, among whom we are permitted John s. Holcomb, Lambertvile, N. J., Gold Watch value s250; Mrs. s. Bennett, 252 Cumberland Street Brooklyn, Sewing Machine, $50; Edwin Hoyt, Stam- ford, Conn, Gold Lever Watch, s2Oo; Hon. R.+H. 66r'ggs, g Msshingson, D. C., Diamond Pin, IFS; J.. Mrs. M Jackson, 203 Nineteenth St., N Y, Sewing Macnme, $9O Jos Camp, Elrnira, N. Y, Melodeon Sl5O; Miss L. Collins, Atlanta Ga. Diamond Cluster Sewing Machine, ss5; H. Shaw, 1ss 18th st.. N Y.' Gold Watch, $50; Edw. Boynton, Nashville, Tenn. Helodeon, s1OO; James Russell, Montgomery. Ala. Ro1d HSg7ntng S;7g Watch, sa5o; R Smith, Providence son, N. J. Music Box, $45; Hon. R. s. Newell. St. Paul, Minn., Gold Watch, $185; J. R. sperry, Litch- field, Conn.,, Silver Watch, $55; Wm. B. Peck, Har- len, lem, H. Music Box, s75; Wm. Raymond, Dayton, Ohio, Silver Tea Set, $125; Miss E. M schenck, De- troit Mich, Diamond Ear Rings, s225; Pierre Beau den, St. Charles Hotel, New Orleans, Diamond Ring s17o; Mrs Martha Barnes, St. Louis, Mo-, Melode- -' ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-21
WINTER EMPLOYMENT.s

@00nfER MONTE and Expenses Paid PIOU Male or Female Agents, tO int,o- due Il New and Useful Invention. of absolute utility in ever. household. Agents lroterring to ~ork "n tvib,p ission can earn from S.O to $50 per day Fer fuli. rsitic slars.l rlici sss Stamp ahd address
 N G, WILSON & Co. Cleveland, Ohio. NS'PATENTHAIR CRIMPERS, For Chipping and Waving Ladies' Hair No Heat required in using them Ask your lore keeper tor them If he does nots keep thrms writ. 70 the Mai:uf.cturer F. WINS, Sixth St. Columbia Av.. Pi,i!ad-lphia. .N <s r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-21
 EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR n CHASTELLAR'S HArR ExrnRn1rwAxoR n

For Removing Superfuous Hair.
 II, TO the ladies especially, this invaluable de- pliatory recommends itself as being on almost indispensable article to female beauty. it in easily applied. does not burn or ini1nrSe the skln' put acts directly on the roots. ltis warranted to remove superAusus hair iron loW ISreneads, or from any part of the body. the same leaving the skin soft, smooth sr3 oatural. This is the only article used bv me French, and is the only real effectual dspilsto. y in existence. Price 76 cents per packaes. sent post paid, to any address, on receipt of an order, by stsf -saa - $ .s :. -
 BERGER, SHUTS & Co.,, Chemists.
 43-ly 2S5 River St., Troy, NY,
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-21
TO FARMERS! :,
 es --0--s r &S Af Poudrette i---Poudretteisi

THE LODI MANI uFACTURINafCO OMPANY, ,Establishedi in I8a0) offer for safe their cele- brated PoUDRETTE, !warranted the Sbet fef6le ger tor the price in the country.
 Inc long experience efthousapdss of Farm CTS has shown that it has no equal for Gotton, Corn, Tobacco and Vegetables. fyutqr dv 4 It prevents worms from destroying the seeds it ripens the Crop from two to three weeks ears Her, and adds lafgeiystoAthe yield The Com- panys Fdrmers' Alp,anae containing, Pries sdi- rections for use, etc, will be sent free to- any person applying to the
 ss.a LODI IMANUFACTURINGEC col, s'7:
 66 Cortland s., Ne,r Fork. AGENTS FOB THE CoMPANY--A. Barlow, Merw winsville; Hopkins & Baldwin, Northfeld; Hall Co. Waterbury,J g. NJ Hen derson. New Hartford Centre; Pratt & Foster, west Cornwall val tt0l 10d tgsA
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-21
FIRE. FIRE: FIRE!

DELAY MAKES THE DANGER. Till now Fires have only been met by means too d,EetOry, ioo late aud soO eGn5rous. The time I''ss in ssn.ling for an en- zine and getting it int" working order has too often proved 4 fatal d. lay. The ExTIXGUIsHKR, | sel;-acting portable Fire
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-21

THE 4DyERSISERS GAZETTE published at Boston, Mas, is tine only publication of its ksnd in this country. It contains information indispensable to every advertiser Subscrip- tiOa price One Dollar per year in advance Specimen copies. 10 cents.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-17
A....sa..a.,ass

AEW METROPOLITAN audi
enee AZ the TheataT last night was not
hatteriBgly large, but the playing. We
are told. was very ereditabie and
pleasing. Other duties prevented our
witnessing IL.
Tonight q magnificent bill is pre-
scented, " Mick of the Woods +" aud
{" poeahontas y two plays hat should
draw a crowded house, Mr.. HntebiB-
son takes q benefit Tonight, and his
efforts 10 please eptitle him to a
bumper
On Saturday night the amiable
doorkeeper, Frank Morris, takes a ben
eft, aud bis hosts Of friends 10 the city
will fill the house Ia a manner ID was
never filled before,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


saa@@H@ sss 9gt ,asg aspa.ss. Y 9sE sii99se
@1Mza TIERS STOMACH BIT
3Aae 9et kHegag and, When known,
- 4sas Baaea Siates aud Bgssish Aoiefiea
A. A& 42e9fge = H9asshgld @9gd, As .
~~@-4s2a9e against g}alaslAg epldeplie 10
@s@f aud AgIle, and ether DISEASES
%s4AA4astI Hg D3iasgyla4le ~inblencAs, ~
4@48& 49, 3iissd ~ ali either preparations
--&A u 81 e2gslieEei ~ abe most eminent
%sa-a&@@s<s III tle day.
H4.lH assa Degs4y ~ .tt~saytos4, 3fe4ieQ aud
& #K-f Is.aaes, Al has obtained . lTga H4ld
=. Aee saltads VI tbs Rea9le, Ai1d ~ lpipil-
soss 4elfsa ueEH az a eeftafs preventive
1850 .ssE1 faE f9e many llalali gils dtseases
4S.2a1@>4l "a ltlDSG tropical ragis gs,
&sAAsfA ~, Jt4Ss41Gu, N6E EelIaHd, and
~z- talAgds ~ PROGRESS has beeu LnaF-
@ Merchants, miners, f~afDIeFs, app
AasA@@ks ana ss4ll1e GAS, ali endorse IL
Ez-A@44aJs alEeaag has II saved bonn tins
k1F9ls e6eets ~ miaspla agisiag irpgl
500 sNailps eF9aads - prevalent ~
ia tE~sasa aud lEe HeSs TgdieS ~ 10 work
zA@4s - sSa@ with rapid STRIDES, a9d " eX=
SH@~eay sssa Ia tls hospitals.
$50 4A@1seEyaiiye hifqle, egep, its inhu-
@@ e sIstsee feiti ana Inc das ~ ast faf
4&48a4A ~Iep
- s~SfhTrfERls STOMACH BIgNfEhs
A@a sse1~s4e IN tIe Old World NAaL ~ -
esa4 EeW=sl Heyer-Ealiiae Joy u
@4 aalEf44i-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-17

taken 10 Padaeab, such did not turn
out 10 be the fact, One Of them
brought suit for damages, and a hum
dfed dollars was awarded him as a
judgment against me, Having made
a mistake aud arrested the wrong per
son, / shall pay the Judgment. bat ]
do not eensaTe myself for making the
arrest, because ! only did my duty as
an officer, according ~ the best iHfoF,
NATION 4 had Al the time.
Respectfully,
FRAsR M0RRis, Constable,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-17
OITY NEWs.

BEAUTIFUL fsRs The JaBasAL Of
iee has just received an invoice af"sel
fsrina,p e Magenta /" Royal Purple, 2
"0laret,' g Bronze hiae," " Emerald
Green" and other beautiful eolors.
These wishing something real tasty in
the Job OF Gard Printing, can now be
accommodated. These Inks are not TO
be surpassed for beauty of color, AID
are something rare.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-17

nhF9RRJ BsfIeR sTIEsoA -isadere
Sawyer, . female Of African hue, was
arraigaed before Justice stinsaa, yes
tarday, al a charge OF having commit
ted an assault aad battery on Emily
Hreen, q woman Of the same sable
persuasion. The cause of the quarrel
was a foolish ane-man Fivairy IN the
profession OF washing, siA dollars
and eighty cents we're required 10 heal
tba Fractured law aud the Ethiopian
damsel. nat having the money To
liquidate, found a kind hearted white
man 10 go her sequritY While in
court, one Of the sable damsels re-
minded the ether at her saheriopity
by dqeisriag that she had always been
. free Niger while the other had
been a slave,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-17

ton of law, thereby subjeeting them
TO fines, There is probably not a
steamboat that passes this port but
what is called on by some e~oasideyoh
Teiead TO take the risk ~efpaying a fine
Of fifty dollars for the luxury Of do
log them the favor Of carrying a letF
ter, in sP ~agstamDed envelope, or
with . ie0se three cent stamp D9stsd
on il, The sans is the as with eEs
press messengers, and especially with
the messenger ea the afternoon train,
who il not accompanied by a Mail
Agent. 10 whom be may commit the
illegal missile Ia vain does the
messenger, on clerk VI the boat, 81
plain that 10 carry such a letter ca
poses him 10 a hae. The Ieiead inr
sists that be esa carry it, and must, or
be ameBable ~ the charge Of a want
Of accommodation. This is an out
rage, and should be at once abandon
ed. A package Of Government
stamped envelopes, TWENTY-FIVE,
costs, We believe, eighty cents, OF only
i've eeBts more than the actual post
age on twenty i've letters Of eBe half
an ounce or under, We have been
requested by numerous steamboat
clerks and by the Express Messenger
on the Hob-tsil train, 10 call the at
tea1ien If letter writer's 10 this mat
ter, aud To say most positively that
they will not carry letters not Gu
closed IN Government stamped snr
veiepes, aud then duly sealed, of
otherwise closed, 60 that the letter
cannot be taken cut without destroy
ing the envelope, A circular has
bat Faeently been issued, directing at
tsRtiaH 10 this matter, aud ordering
all postmasters aud other agents ef
the Post Once Department TO see
that this Law is abeyed IL would be
just as much an act Of friendship 10
ask either Ut these persons 10 eoiaallt
my other violation Of Law for your
accommodation, aud a man that will
ask such a favor is unworthy Of being
accommodated.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-17

FAeFs ARE sTHRaoRH-I propose
20 make clothing 10 order for less
than any one ia the aity, Good fail
woal) cashmere suits made 10 order
for s25 All goods made from five 10
ten dollars per suit less than any
other house, Come aud sac No
trouble to show goQds-at No, y First
street. j, IL, rARLih. Agent,
maylG Sc
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ss4.aheisr's HAIR B,s.

Es1AA splendld han hye - the best ln lls
- Aa u anly rug and perfect BVe,
AAG@1-a1sss, Reliable, Instantaneous. Nd
A~.,As.antnasnt M ridleuIaas tints;
.Hz4ss4l Blaelk az blawa- Remedies tns ~
EE.sAs : I Bad Hges, lnsigafates tlae Eaig,
z@s4* ~ ~ soft aad haaaiilti, Tue eeNu-
sisaed Wttsafe 4, Bstetetof; = Hath-
aSs-s@ssad, saId ~ all Dfuggists and Fer
; ~~s Factory 81 Barclay Street, New
! asswAsE az a a0gssEsFHiE,
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An EDIToR IN LfA8o-We net ia

AN EDITOR IN IihBo.=We net Ia
the city yesterday Edward Crawford,
local editor Of the beeRyiila H,sq,ar-
er, who was yesterday bound in lily
mems chains 60 Miss Susan Miller,
one If the fair dansels al Boanyilie.
nc hapns Hs.t ifsFE sgHt~ ~ sA -
30 spend the honeymoon, or a portion
Of il.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

seae A large lot Of ~ sker Hoods
received this day and OF sale al $500
per dozen, by the case. Parties want
ing them had better call soon.
1w LAhpHEAR * MITCHELL,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-17

tssSN Ladies will be glad TO hear
that VIM, Hughes A Son received
yesterday by express 80 cases Of Mil
liaefy Goods, comprising all the new
novelties ia that line, also, new bngle
trimmings aud other articles ia the
dry goods line, in all Of which great
bargains will be Altered. 1864
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-17

AN i%MPosfIi0N.=We have onee or
twice betafe referred TO ansimpesition
pfaetieed daily Oh steamboats, aud ok
press messengers, that should cease.
We ailude 10 the habit sumo men
have OF asking them to carry letters
for them. outside the mail, in viola
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-17

sos E2@a ali mankind "a same loved
49, a. sIi1a 2 tsieh 90 aseiectiae ~ alsefye
~@sfss2s 4sles al health, whieh entails disr
@-.sa a4ad las alisA ptenlatnse hsath- "
m ASa e z eeush, ente u With z bottle u
:. ass FaiaiIds White Fine u~o.apaaaa.
j. - lAAs. Nt& "
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-17

ssDrNansemond and Bermuds Sweet
Potat0e Plants, received daily by EKr
press, aud for sale, wholesale aud re
tail, al lowest market price,
VtGKERf BROs, =
Agents for Tenhrook Pierce Il Go, Of
VBoeanes, lad. maybe lw
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THE MiTs.szA very pleasant s'mite''

$3.50 N f"N ""S
was held last night at the house Of
Mrs. Brittoa. on seeaad stsest. The
attendance MAS quite Iihsrsl consider
ing the other attractions in the city.
These . mites are always pleasant
affairs. as4
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-17

h5 II you are Ia need Of a stock
of liquors, our advice would be for
YOU % go 10 Hodge, Carr 4 Co.'S, cor
'ner Water and sycamore Streets, aud
buy them cheaper, better, aud more
Of g.. for less money than any
other house will or can afford them,
Ali liquors warranted a. represented.
Jan8 IT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-17

Raekpartstaes fgia NsgbnTgh ana hsoa-
On Naadays, Wednesdays ana Fridays.
Arrives by y, A. Tuesdays, Thursdays
asd Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail staee leaves MaDr
days and Fridays atF A. 10 Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays Ivy -. ~.
Mt. Vefa9a Mai Stage Leaves daily feSs
eeHt Egndaysl by ! y. h. +
~ Nav BuBa.-HaGb daily Except sum
day. from tae Merchants Hotel, al .
a'claek y. ~.
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DE-. PAasoss' Lgorgss.-The aa-

DE-, PARsass' LEoFURs@fhs aH-
dieaee " hear the lecture by hey, q.
Is, Parsons, at the Walnut Street
Presbyterian Church, last night, was
not such rs the we'll mefited repata
ton Of the eminent divine, as a think
en- and orator, should have warranted,
p9f at all ereditable 10 the literary
tastes 9f our e~itizeRs This Taat Of
appreciation Of talent is somewhat
Characteristic Of our ei6zens,exeept il
be Of the comic or muscular style
Ia former times the accomplished
orator would have represented the
situation as speaking 10 beggsfiy
array Of empty boxes" The audience
was however, highly intelligent and
~appFeeiatiye aud by no means as mea-
ger as We have seen on such eeea
si9ns,
After a brief prayer by Hey, q, r.
Peateeost, the speaker was intro
dueed 20 the audience by, Rev Is, n,
itaEiins,
IL Is not our purpose 81 attempt
a lengthy synopsis Of the lecture
which occupied and a quarter
hour la its delivery, and which
was listened TO with prefouadest at
tentioa aud manifest interest. The
subject was, Three views of the
South the Past, the Present and the
Future"
The speaker set out BY declaring
his purpose 10 speak OF the uBfortu-
aste mistakes aud consequent ealami-
ties of a rapentaat aud beloved pee=
pie in the spirit ia which the Vent
ton Moor requested his frieads to
speakta him Ia their letter, Speak
Of them dc they are.