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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-28

CHAP. CCLNAAIX.-An act authorizingEthe
Reimbursement TO the Territory Of Nebraska
of certain Expenses incurred in repelling
Indian Hosulitile
Be It enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives. Of the United States of America
IN Congress assembled, That the Secretary
OF " ar be, and he is hereby, instructed TO ex-
anime, adjust, and allow the expenditures and
Liabilities Of the Territory Of Nebraska made
andfncurred in the year eighteen hundred and
sixty -iour, Tor the pay. equipment. and MAIN
tenance OF territorial troops IN the suppression
Of Indian hostilties and prote, ton of the lives
ana property of citizens Of the United States
exposed 70 the attacks Of the coufederated
tribSS; and the amount so allowed. when ap-
proved by the proper accounting officers Of
the treasury, shall be paid into the territorial
treasury by a warrant payable to the order of
the governor Of that Territory, and shall be in
full for all claims in the premises on the part of
said Territory or the troops thereof: Provided,
That no allowance shall be made for troops
beyond the companies called out bf the gov
ernor Of said Territory in that year. and placed
under the command of the general command
ing the troops OF the United States in that Ter
ritory; nor shall any rate of pay or expenses
of any kind be allowed higher or greater than
those allowed by law to like troops regularly
enlisted IN the service of the United states: and
the sum of forty-fye thousand dollars or so
much thereof "a may be necessary is hereby
appropriated therefor out of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated
Approved, July p, 1866.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-28

Ills stated that an Arkansas Senator
elect, has gone to Washington with his
commission in his pocket, determined
to break down the bars which inter
pose between him and the object Of
his search, by an appeal to the Supreme
Court. The Constitution declares
each State to be entitled to Senators
and Representatives, and the Senator,
elect, intends to apply for a writ to
prevent the enforcement Of the resolu-
ton Of Congress in contravention oil
that instrument
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-28
CHAP. CCI&NNNI.-An act to prevent the
wearing OF Sheath Knives by American Sea

CHAP. CCLXNNNI.-An act to prevent the
wearing Of Sheath Knives by American Sea
men.
Be II enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States Of America
in Congress assembled. That the existing reg-
uation for the government Of the navy Of the
United states, prohibiting the wearing Of sheath
knives on shipboaTd Is hereby extended and
made applicable to all seamen in the merchant
service.
See. ,. And be it further enacted. That it
shall he the duty Of the master or other officer
in command Of any ship or vessel registered.
enrolled, or licensed under the laws of the
United states, and Of the owner or other per-
son entering into contract for the employment
of a seaman. or other subordinate upon any such
ship or vessel, to inform every person Offering
to ship himself Of the provisions Of this law
and 10 require his compliaGce Herewith, under
q penalty Of fifty dollars for each omission. to
be sued for and recovered in the the name of
the United states Of America. under the direc-
ton Of the Secretary of the Treasury. one half
for the benefit of the inf0rner and the other
half for the benefit Of the fund for the relief Of
sick and disabled seamen.
Approved July -, 1866.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-28

Admission 81. Children under 10
years soc. Separate Seats for Colored Per
sons Use.
p Doors open ats and halfpast6 o'clock
performances commence half an hour after
G. ROSCOE, General Agent.
March 23-td.
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Br'vt. Maj. Il Brig. Gen. L. s. A

The following towns on the Ohio river are
either totally or partially submerged: Ca
SEVILLE, Shawneetown, Smithland, Mound
City, Mockport, Amsterdam, Coneordia.
Rome, Steyensport, Cloverport. Hawesvire,
,Cannelton, Rockport, Owensboro, Elizabeth
town, Golconda. Puduca.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-28

A special telegram from Washington
to the n. o. Times states that Gen.
Longstreets letter on the situation, has
created very favorable impression
throughout the North, and is extern
SiveIv reDublished
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-28

The able editor of the Natchez
Courier, Col. Hnlyer, falls below his ca
pabilities, and UNNECESSARILY below
the height of the great argument in
voIved in the consideration of the
questions of the day, when he calls to
his aid popular prejudice which he
imagines to exist against q certain
class of public men in this State, and
revives the slumberipg fires Of politi-
cal contests of other days. We have
living issues now to deal with of para
mount interest to the people, and will
not permit ourselves TO be drawn in
to a fruitless discussion of the merits
either of men or of past measures,
however provoked to do so. We have
faith in the intelligence and patriotism
of the people, and that in making their
decision they viii be guided sole
~ by the reasons which may
he advanced in favor of or against q
particular policy. And when promi-
ncnt members of former political par
ties in the State, such as VIM. Yerger,
A. G. Brown. A. r. Johnston, I. J.
Wharton. Walker Brooke, W F. Har-
ris, and J. w. Robb, concur in opinion
upon measures of public policy, they
viii LAUGH to scorn the weak sugges-
ton that the united efforts of the men
are in the interest of any party OIL
faction, dead or alive.
If this concurrence of able states
men and jurists of our State is no
sufficient to divest.our contemporary Of
the suspicioH which he seems to in
dulge, surely it VIII vanish before th(
calm and deliberate utterances Of men
like Lee, LdSgstreet, Beauregard, anC
others of glorious fame, who wer,
never known in political history.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-28
From the n 0. Tines
Gen. Ese1urcGart. on the Situation.
lie COITNSELS SUBMISSION
Hsls Advice on Negro Suffrage.

EEls AIV5Ce on N0grc sEEElr9o sc.
We give below an interesting and
important letter from the pen of Gen.
G. T. Beauregard. He advises a
calm and dignifed submission to the
severe demands which gave been made
by Congress and looks forward hope
fully to the time when the negro "can
be made to take sufficient interest in
the affairs and prosperity of the South
to ensure an Intelligent vote on its
mart
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-28

The Richmond Wing indorses the course
Of Wade Hampton aud other prominent
South Carolinians. as indicated at the Col
umbia meeting of freedmen on Monday last
and urges the people of Virginia to adopt
promptly a course of conduct calculated to
bring about harmony between the white and
colored elements Of the population.
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CAPITOL STREET.

iiol STREET, .--....... JACKSON, MISS
:. A these Machines are second to none NOR
ues wishing to purchase would do well 70 aaII
eTanine and price, before purchasing else,
an assortment of Needles always on hand.
Dec. II f5m.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-28

Gen. Dick Taylor, who went from New Or.
leans to see the President on the subieetsof
reconstruction, had an interview with him
on the question Hewas informed that the
law would undoubtedly be at once en-
forced.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-28

HEADQ'Rs FoUErH MILITARY DISTRICT. !
(MESSlSSHFPI AND ARKASsAS) !

{MESslSSIPPI AND ARKANsAS.)
Vicksburg. Miss, March Doth 1867.
GENERAL ORDERS No. /.
l. The undersigned having been APP
pointed by the President to command
the Fourth Military District, consist
ing of the States of Mississippi and
Arkansas, hereby assumes command
thereof
IL. Competent civil officers in this
District are expected to arrest and
punish all offenders against the law,
SO as to obviate, as far as possible,
necessity for the exercise of military
authority under the law of Congress,
passed March I'd, 1867, creating Mill
tary Districts.
Ill Such other orders as may be
come necessary to carry out the above
named act, and an act supplementary
thereto, will be duly published.
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For Sale.

THE fine four acre building lot, in West Jack
L son. or which was formerly the residence OF
Gen. John y. Freeman. For information apply
TO W. ii. u. Green, at First National Bank. ,
March zs-dlm.
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IN. n. EVANs 8 son. Arenta

h|HEELER a WILSON'S Sewing Machines.
w with all the latest improvements 49,
just been received, and are now offered for sale
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Fishing Tackle! E7fsEairl. Tackle
TROUT Lines and Hooks-Silk and Grass
i Llnes-Quill and Cork Floats-Snoods and
mounted Lines, at Drug Store of
march 2o ASH & IENIY
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-28

The Taxes on real estate y.
have been due the city SINCE /, %
March, and l am required
tions without delay. a
City Warrants taken al
now due .riaI
All persons wishing 70 Il 4
will do well to present th, ,,ts b
jan CiQ
March 10. 1867. I'm
"ORTGAGE BLANKS
I'VE sale at this office.
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a eEI slnEeE'N- Toilet Articles. &c.
ANDhEhCHlEF EXITS, Farina COloguc.
= Toilet soaps, Pomatums. Tooth Powders,
Tooth Wash, Hair Rcstoratiyes. Hair DveS'
Nail Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Toilet Powder.
Sc., &c, at Drug Store Of
march . ASH & TFNTY
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lIEl!G
kSs.lE|:''s Sss sIIIIs'


RUSINESS CARDS, printed at this Office
kb at New Orleans prices
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-28

THORN y BRENER, 8, Camp -u.r II
IA Stautly on hand first class Pianos, r
Martins and OuyricT'~, the celebrated Il.
etc. u.. is
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
&. sSE.&H"E.

g.. ESE4AEvE.
Near Railroad junction, .... JACKSON, Miss.
MANUFACTURER OF
Carriages, Buggies, Wagons and
Flows Of all Descriptions.
WTOOD WORK. BIacksmithing, Painting.
w trimming, etc, to order, by eXpcrienc-
Cd workmeu.
Having secured the services Of Mr.. NED
FARISH, who has had many wears experience
in this business, l can warrant satisfaction in
every respect.
All orders attended to promptly. and terms
A. low asst those Of other good worsmcn.
March -, lS6I-d1y.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-28

In this paper viii be found the Or
der Of Gen. Ord announcing that by
direction Of the President he has as
sumed command Of the Military Dis
trict Of Mississippi and Arkansas.
Civil officers arc admonished that they
win be expected to punish offenders
against the law, so as to render un-
necessary the exercise Of the plonary
powers with which the commander is
invested by the act Of Congress. No
intimation is given that the present
State officers viii not be recognized as
discharging the duties Of their respcc-
tive positions.
We are quite sure that all our pco-
pie, both officers and private citizens,
viii strive, by a conscientious perform
auce Of duties deyolying upon them,
each in his sphere, to promote the
public peace, and to avoid collisions
with the military power.
The chief aim Of the Government, in
the enactment Of the recent measures,
Is loprovidc the means ofrcorgauizina
the eXcE~.led States with a view to
their admission into the Union: and
we presume that steps viii be taken at
an early day for the registration OF
voters.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-28

In Georgia the work of reconstruction is
going satisfactorily on.
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slNl..Ts 80 CoNsErs
CORN. oATs- aNn NV

{ CRESCENT CITY Paper Wr.a
- Heruck, so Magazine STD .a.-
agents for Paper Bag Hauaia"ra.E
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-03-28

Isham c.. Harris, formerly Cover
nor Of Tennessee, a refugee in Mcxi-
co, has found the latter country too
uncomfortable to live in In a pub
lished letter he gives this opinion of
the people. There are eight million
inhabitants in Mexico. II seven mil
lions Of these were extcrminated, he
thinks it would be a good country for
civilized people to cmigrate to. He
estimates the number of educated pco-
pie at one million. Half Of these are
in favor Of an Empire, and half OPP
posed. a large majority of the re
naming seven million are robbers and
Inurderers.
We print in another column an ex-
tract of letter from a member of
Gen Shelby's Staff, who tried his for
tunes with the Southern coIonists in
Mexico. His description Of the CON
ditiou Of these self-cxiled people, and
Of Cordoya and Carlotta, their new
Paradise, viii be read with interest.
We hope our people who contemplate
the abandonment Of their homes, viii
take warning by the fate of these I'M
fortunate colonists, and bear the ills
they have yet while longer, in the
hope Of better day
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29
Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL CHAmBERs,
EVANSVILLE, March D


ment. Present = Mayor pro tenn. and
Couneilmen HunneII, Dear, Mills, Smith.
Reitz, Miller, Wiltshire, Heilman.
Mayo Baker read a petition from sundry
citizens, asking that the order for the
bowldering of First Street from Beet Street
TO Fulton Avenue be reseinded.
Mr. Reitz expla ned the position OF
affairs. 1911 w
dering, and on motion the petition was
The COMMITTEE appointed for the pur-
lpaIaries OF city Officers oI The coSmiftee
recon mend that the City Clerk receive
81 800 per annum; the Collector Ia per
shall. 500: Real Estate Assessor, $40; As
SCISSORS of personals. 500 each.
Heilman moved to amend by giving the
Collector i3s per cent. LOST.
Mills moved TO make the Clerks salary
81 600 Lost 3A
Heilman moved to make it 81 800. Lost.
The motion to adopt was then carried
= The z Mayois Submitted a map of certain
lots laidsous In 0aIx Hill Cemetery, and the
price OF Iofs was aff1xed by the City Coun-
Gil, ranging from s35 dowp to $40. He also
asked that the price OF choice lots in anoth-
err block be at Sl00 which was concurred in
Mayor Bak en- reported sidewalk laid,
and the bill was allowed, amounting 10
SIS 40. .saru4.st 81 19yLE
Mayor Baker was allowed SIS as cash
paid for stamps; G. Reifz & Bros, for gun
nels, Sll2 II; James Saunders. services, $40.
The Committee. appointed for the pur-
pose, proposed the following names for
1.-THE Inspectors OF Eiection:l ~ 81
A. w. Chute was nominated Tor the
First Ward, job n Schubert for the Second
Ward, and John Greek for the Third,
which were chosen. .la3t
4 AS alternate to John Greek, II. ID. Vietz
was chosen. Robt. Hill was chosen alter
nate In the First Ward by the casting vote
of the Mayor, and as alternate in the sec
ond precinct, Philip Kramer was chosen.
f'Ghe subject of the bids for bowlderin9
was taken mp. The committee reported IN
favor Of postponing the consideration OF
the que-tion, and the report was concur
red I'm. ttf itt uI
& Councilman Smith desired To receive IN
formation respecting the street railroad.
He thought the Council was about TO be
shaped so az. 10 extend the time, but con-
fesssd that IL was all his own ffnaei n alton.
Several members expressed their belief
that those who held the charter would be
required to sulfill ats letter and spirit.
y Smith was Satisfied and Urged an adj
Journment, and az o'clock the Council
adjourned
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29
lFor the Journal,
Editor Journal.
81 f.alsq EVANSVILLE, March %.

s. .slsqa EVANSVILLE, March %.
The Courier, this morning, has some
remarks which, so far as they concern
myself / would like to answer, if you
will be kind enough to insert this.
The Courier pays me some compli-
ments, for which / am thankful; but
they remind me, inyoluntarily, of the
prayer of Frederick the Great; 20,
God protect me against my friends;
my enemies / will take cares of my
self"
1t is all moonshine to say that the
nomination for City Treasurer had
been pledged me, as well as it is to
say had been forced from the track.
Neither one of these two would be
facts, that am conscious Of But |
am under obligations to the Union
party of this city for the nomination
as Justice of the Peace, which Office,
after consideration, / preferred. The
Courier, in spite of all sympathy, calls
me unfit for that office. Well, l don't
want to say anything against this, but
that, if elected, will devote my time
aad energy to fit myself for the office,
as quick as possible, and expect to
succeed. Yours, respectfully.
AUGUST DUDDENHAUsEN.
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4 BEACON OF HEALTH.

The good things of this world have each
their appointed nilsson. .Jdsin y = D..
1t is the mission of II o T IT Il r s.
STOMACH B1TTER5 to prevent and re-
Herc great variety of ailments.
For twelve years its success as pTosecttUe
and a remedy has been without check or
drawback. 1t is strong negative evidence of
this fact, that the efficacy. o. the article as
q specific for dyspepsia, biIiousness, con-
stfpation, nervousness, general debility
and Intermittent fevers, has never been
questioned.
AS proof positiue of its infallibiiity in
such cases, the statements of public men,
whose names are familiar as sehold
words, have from time to time been given
tn the world. fi 81 sz9se
II its reputssion is not founded in facts,
then truth is q shadow, and the uttefances
OF conscientious citizens of no more
value than dicers' oaths." 7TaG
And what Is It's regulations; Let the pro-
gress of its salesanswer the inquiry. Where
twenty dozen bottles of Hostetter's Bitters
We're sold in 1885, J5pe hundred dozen are
disposed of now. o. ~
Gould public opinion be more signi-
hcantly expressed than by its nparal-
leled increase of consumption? 1t seems
impossible. f&Waxakg
The preparation has been initiated.
Where the imitators? Echo answers,
"Where?" To the Limbo" of things lost
= on earth they are all either gone or going.
Peace be with them
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29

PERsoNAL.-Hon. Thomas G.. ia
guess, our efficient and popular State
Senator, is in the city on business.
DIR. Jaquess is anxious to see our city
election result ina Union triumph
He and our Representatives pledged
the soundness of our city and county
on the political questions of the day,
and were enabled to procure for US
all the &avors which we asked of the
Legislature. He says he will regard
it as very damaging blow to our sue
cess in the Congressional race, to suf-
fer defeat in the city election; and so
does every Union Republican.
1. O.sOaF.-At the regular meet
ing of the Morning Star Lodge No.
=, 10. @. f., held last night, the
following officers were elected for the
next term:
= Green Bethany, n. 6. os4
= Caleb Davidson, v. G,
n. w. Bippus, Secretary. A7et
Benjamin SAMSON, Permanent Sec
rotary.
Jas. Swanson, Treasurer, ..ys
VIM. Emery, Ben SAMSON and Jos.
Turnock, Trustees.
! Ed. Tabor and A. ". Chute, Rep
resentatives to Grand Lodge.
The officers elect will be public
ly installed on next Thursday night,
April 4th; and in this connection we
may say that the officers elect of
Princeton Lodge, at Princeton, will
be publicly installed on Saturday
night of next week.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29

ag- CoLGATE'S HONEY SOAP. = This
celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
smand is made from the CHOICEST mate
tails, is MILD and EMoLLIENT in its nature
xAsRANTLY SCENTED, and extremely
xSEFIcIAL in its action upon the skin.
or sale by druggists and fancy goods
callers. aue24 1v
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Union Ward Meeting.

4 Union Republican meeting will
be held in the Sixth Ward this
FRIDAY NIGHT, at Wassem & Kaer-
cheers grocery, on Fulton Avenue,
to select candidate for Councilman
in place of Charles Schaum. who has
declined. An the Union men in the
ward are invited gs
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FOR coUNcILMEN.

First Ward-WILLIAM HUNNELL.
Second Ward-WILLIAM DEAN.
Third WILLIAM E. FRENCH.
Fourth Ward -FREDERICK w. COOK.
Fifth Ward-WILLIAM HEILMAN.
Sixth RI.ES SCHAUM.
Seventh Ward-WILL1AM KOLLE.
Eight Ward-JAMES WILTSHIRE.
Ninth Ward-AUGUST UHL.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29

81 .-yTTOES We're the order in the las
session ot Congress, bat nothing was SO
effectually vetoed as Indigestion, Dyspep-
DYSPEPSIA CURE. NO two-thirds vote
can ever sustain these troubles when the
Cure is called to the rescue. Dyspepsia
cannot exist where Goes dyspepsia Cure
is taken. 1an4 d&wIt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29

PANORAMA. OF THE BIBLE.-We
remind our readers that this magnifi-
cent painting will be open for exhi-
bition at Masonic Hall tonight and
tomorrow night, and should be seen
by all. Everywhere it has received
the highest encomiums of the press.
and rs considered: by clergymen and
artists a wonderful achievement. of
the pencil. Those admiring fine paint
ings and approaching the great moral
lessons such a panorama inculcates
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29
THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL, FRIDAY. MARCH

should 60 themselves and take their
children. There will be an exhibition
on Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
expressly for the accommodation of
children and heads of families.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29

mar There WILDE a. meeting of the
Evansville Medical Society on next
Saturday evening, at Z 4je'ciock, at the
office of DIR. Bray, on First Street.
p GEO. IL. WALKER. Secretary.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29

ALONE. = Louis Bittrolff having
purchased the1 interest of his late
partner, is now offering bargains to
purchasers of gold or silver watches,
diamond rings, silver or plated ware,
superior gold pens,i in factF in all
kinds of jeweiry or clocks, of WHICH
he, has a splendid stock on hand Go
right to him. at No. % Main Street,
one door from First, and rest assured
you will not be sold. - - q
Watches repaired and warranted.
m2Idlw af.G D lg.F sffss'gT
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Tar TURNER'S CoNoERr.-The au-

TIE TURNER'S CONcERT.-The au-
dience at Turner'S Hall last night was
very large and highly fashionable.
The performance, as we predicted, was
of highly superior character. The
introductories to the first and second
parts by the Crescent City Silver Band
was in their happiest style. and were
received with earnest applause. The
piano solo by Miss Jennie Dodge was
exquisitely beautiful--a most perfect
performance. The several perform
ances of Messrs. Schneider and Cell
showed mastery ability. The piano
Duet and Luci de Lammermoor on
the violin and piano by the Misses
Bisch. were wonderful achievements
for artistes of such tender years, and
received an encore. The violin and
piano performance by Messrs. Schrei-
Der and Cell, were received with IN
bounded applause, and exhibited sur
passing ability The clarionet Duet,
with full band Accompaniment, was
the browning glory of the evenings
performance. The people of Evans
vile may well be proud that they pos
sess within themselves the elements
for musical entertainment that are
seldom lexcelled anywhere.oaW We hope
they may be of more frequent occur
renee.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29

A GREAT variety. of Canned Fruits
and Vegetables, Of the best quality,
atthe New York Grocery, ~ Main
Street, Prices low. t'if.'F
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-29

90 aLosr.-On the 22nd inst, a port
monte with small sum of money In
it. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving it at this Office. mar23-tf