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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-24
Publication of Roll of
Honor No. IL.
Admiral Fa~ragut's Visit
to the Russian Iron
Clad Fleet.
Honors Paid to our Vessels
N. Y. SPECIALS.

Late Mexican NeWs-Maximilian's
Body at the City OF MexicO-It
Will Be Delivered TO the Envoy of
the Austrian Imperial House
Blandensburgh Democratic Meet
ing-MOses EndOrsed-YellOw Fe-
yer Blackburn to be Prosecuted
No Immediate Successor to Sir
Frederick Bruce--ElectiOns Post
pOned In Louisiana.
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Take none other than Clark's Cotton
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Milioard's Needles for sale everywhere.
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For Commercial and River. Dispatches see
Fifth Page.
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Systems Run o W


Persons often allow their systems to "run down, /" or
rather run them do'on by oyerwprh, accompanied by n
neglect Of the proper means Of inyieoration, The result
~ what ~ called GENERAL DEn1IrTx i 10 other words, q
failure and partial collapse Of the physical forces. ~:
panied, usaally, by great depression ~ an,r,.a
ans oes' re"eoy I" such cases is osTErTER.s
--.ACH BITTERs. whether the state Of exhaustion
has been brought on by excessive physical labor. dissi-
patton. anxiety of mind, exposure, or any ether cause,
the remedial effect Of this great stomachic will be found
equally prompt and certain. AS O restorative, after
severe sickness has p~rostrated the bodily and mental
energies. it ie pronounced by competent medical au-
thority T BEST TONI IN USE" If men were not
foohshly careless about their health, and over-conhdent
in themselves, they would always, when engaged in any
work that required great ~exertion, use corresponding
means, OF sustaining their strength. For this purpose
H~OsTETTER's BITTERs are invaluable. All toilers
should use them ns an invigorant. sp
For those constantly employed in indoor occupations,
especially in crowded workshops, they may be reckonei
as the very best safeguard of health. Where there is q
predisposidon to constipation or a tendency to bilious
ness, they may be truly said to be q specific for which
there ia no substitute. 6 October Al
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME +. F. THORNTON, the great English Astrolo.
gist, Clairvoyant and P~sychometrician, who has aston.
ishcd tho scientific classes of the Old World, has new To-
Gated herself at Hudson, n. Y. Madame THORNTON pos
sesses such wonderful powers OF second sight as to ena.
BILE her to impart knowledge of.the greatest importance
to the single OF married. Of either sex. While in \ state
Of trance. she delineates the very features Of :he person
you arc to marry, and by tho aid of an instrument Of in
tense power, known as the Psychomotrope, guarantees to
produce a nfe-hke picture of the future husband or wife
Of the applicant. together with date Of marriage, position
In life. leading traits OF character, &c. This is no hum.
bug. as thousand of testimonials can assert. She viii
send, when desired. a certified certificate. or written
guarantee. that the picture is what It purports to be. BY
enclosing a small lock Of hoir. and giving place of birth,
age. disposition and complexion, and enclosing fifty cents
and stamped envelope addressed to Yourself, you win re-.
ceive the picture and desired information by return mail,
All communications sacredly confidential. Address. in
confidence. Madame e. F. THORNTON, I. Box 223,
Hudson. N. Y l1y ,. March 80
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Auction sales This Day.
MILES DRAKE will soil this day, ut 10 O'Clock, at their
store, corner Of King and Liberty streets, dry goods,
clothing, &c,
4. M. CATER will sell this day, ut OK O'Clock. on
Browns Wharf, bacon strips, sides, &c.
LAuREY t. ALEXANDER will sell this day. ut 10
O'Clock, before their store, No. 1877 East Bay. prime
butter, apples, biscuits, hams, shoulders, jowles, &c.
ARMY BRoaANs. JONI CoNsrNs, No. 1877 Meeting
street, up stairs, offers for sale 100 Cases Of Army Bro
gans, by the case. single pair. or fitted to measures.
They are said to be q very superior shoe.
DIR. .. A. ChcwnlicH's BoauthGcr and Pro.
server, a vegetable and botanical cream. for improving
the complexion and skin. Prepared ONLY mud SOLELY by
the world-renowned chemist, SARAH A. C~HEVALFER.
NJ. D., No. 1928 Broadway. N. Y. Sold by all Druggists.
octooer 10 tuths 6
HERVEY M. CLECKLEY, M. d..
Homeopathic Physician.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, II CORNER
COLLEGE md L STREETS, charleston. 8. c.
CONSULTATION HoURs-From7 to OK A. M; from Q to
~ p. M; from 8 to 10 F. NJ.
October 8 thstn12
For restoring strength and appetite, use the great
Southern Tonic, PANKNINs HEpArIo BITTERs and you
"'' No NooPPoAhOu. y baie ny III QrugR16t6. tn
"A Cara.
What is TARRANT's -EFFERYEsCENT sELTZER
ApERIENT, and what are its efectsP Those are aues-
lions which the great American pubic has q right to
ask, and 1t also has o right to expect a candid and salts
factory reply. The preparation ia q mild and gentle
saline cathartac, Alternative and tonic, and is most care
fully prepared in tho form of a snow white powder. con.
tanning all the wonderful medical properties of the far
famed Seltzer Springs of-Germany.
OF Its effects we would say that those who have tested
the preparation are the best judges, and they declare
ovor their own signatures that the preparation will
promptly relieve Indigestion. Regulate the flow OF the
bile. Cure every species of headache. Iranquilize the
nervous system. Refresh and invigorate the weak. Miti.
gate the pangs of rheumatism. Neutraiize acid in the
Stomach. Cleanse and tone the bowels. Assist the
falling appetite. Cure the heartburn.
If you are a sufferer give thts Kennedy one trial, and it
VIII convince you of the above facts.
& CO., Sole Proprietors, New York.
sold py all Druggtsts. 3mos September 10
The limo to Advertise I'm tho Country.
The PHOENIX has q large circulation Throughout thu
midGle and upper Districts Of the State. Adyertisin,.
rates as reasonable as the s~tringency OF; Q money mar.
ket will warrant. Merchants and others wishing to use
the columns Of tho paper will address
~ JULIAN A. sELBY. Proprietor,
reoruary 70 Columbia, s. @.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
r c. DUCREUx's PATEfNT
For instantaneous Detachment o.
Horses from Carriayes.

'1NHlS INGENIOUS AND VERY USEFUL INVEN ZION
\ which has been patented in the United 'Stntcs'
Franco aud England, is now offered by the subscriber IN
INC public, feeling assured they will fnd 1t, upon exam.
nanon, one Of tho greatest Inventions Of tho ago.
pronlinont among Its advantages are:
FIRsr-Tho facility with which horses may be harnos,.
90 u or unharnessed from q Carriage. also rendering A.
unnecessary for tho person embarrassing To pass betwSan
liability Of being kicked. J"
sEooND-In caao of q horse falling, he may be loosea
Tom the carriage in ono second. without tho driver leav.
can work It. oWiu
THIRD AND dKEArEsI-1n casea Of horses taking fright.
consequences which 80 frequently follow may be ali ayojjI'
ca D " th Ide. simple pie application Up to carriages. as tho horses
carriage is quickly and safely stopped. "1 ''
MT :, " gave several public exhibitions. The
occasions. is one of the evidences OF a popular apprccia.
forms may DO known and orders received for APPLYING
to G, DUCRFIJX1 Patop3aa y
October 20 800. amo
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-If' N4 hfL fAF-N WIN VIZ FFA1F- fy saA 10 nt
SAFETY RIDINa.-s'M.t DuoRKux, . Frenohman,
residing in New York, has invented ard patented
an article which will save many lives that would
otherwise be lost, by horses becoming frightened
and running away. The article Ia an attachment
to . carriage, buggy, or other vehicle, which ,..in,,s
moment, releases the animal or animals from the
carriage In case Of their running away, or any so.
cident. Like all great and useful inventions, IL Il
simple enough when made known. II 10 merely
an arrangement which lets free, the Traces attached
to the bar or shafts Of . wagon. III your horses
take fright and run away, and there is o chance
tAhat your carriage land YOURSELF waA bed saised
ilpto pieces, You have only 70 pull Q small handle
conveniently placed neAs the drivers seat, and the
horses may dash on, bu. you romain quiet and
quite safe in The carriage. NJ. DuosEux 10 indeed
Q benefactor Of his race, and his invention ought
70 be applied to every vehicle in tie world. Messra
ADAns q COVE, on the corner Of Broadway and
Great Jones street. have on exhibition one or twe
carriages With this; novel attachment. INA W nd
wise the. riding public 10 call there and examine IL
The ertcllaes zoo. ID. quite ornsE.ea.1ssls 10 any vehk
cles In which 10 10 adspsed.n---Hene J0HrnaL, N. Y
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NOTICES.


ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE. "f o "N
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Th7@ia'iitag. y Ems.
LOCAL
TUESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER, "a. 1857:

To TRANSIENT ADvERTIsERs.-No transient ad-
vertisement viii DO published in this journal here
after unless paid for IN advance. BY transient VIC
mean an advertisement from any person who is
not o regular advertising customer Of tho NEWS.
%
jon WoRK.-We have now completed our Office
80 as to execute. in tho shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK. and we most re-
specially ask the patronage OF our friends.
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ssyAkle 6r6oTtvltl6 MOllggMsIfSerm (
s Ps1BErsHED EVERY URgD All JssSoApRaf
Aoyeas, tkA tvancsg Advert1ssanept2 tnnaxts&R ~ Arsaat
HAY 70 Edstsrana S-sssSsssds "
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ARMY BRoaANs. JOHN CoMMrNs, No. 1877 Meeting
street, up stairs, offers for sale 100 Cases of Army Bro
gans, by the case. single pair. or fitted to measures.
They are said to be n very superior shoe.
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LINEN GOODS DEPARTMENT.

The attention of Housekecpers Is invited to our very
Cheap LINEN GOODS, consisting of Irish Fronting Lin.
en-, Linen Shooting, Pillow Case Linen. Table Damask,
Table Cloths, Towels, Napkins, Doylies and Huckabnck'
ut 20 cents.
Linen Table Cloths at rs cents to 81.
Shirt Bosoms from 20 cents up.
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For restoring strength and appetite. use tho great
Southern Tonic, PANKNIN's HEpArIo BITrERs and Won
will not be disappointed. For sale by all druggists. tn
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DIR. 3. A. ~Chcvnlicr's BoauthGcr nnd Pro.
server. q vegetable and botanical cream, for improving
the complexion and skin. Prepared ONLY aud SOLELY by
the world-renowned chemist, SARAH A.
M. D., No. 1l2s Broadway, N. Y. Sold by all Druggists.
Octoper 10 tuths 6
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTING EMIT.

IN THIS PARTICULAR LINE WILL BE FouND THE
styles: -" Nv ""e
PoPL!Ns. Merinos. EmpgeAa Cloth, Mohairs
Black and CoIored Silks, Scotch plaids lf,'
And an extensive variety Of iow-prioedD Dress deodsL
A large lot of Balmorals and Hoop Skirts. very chean
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Mill INERY AND NOTION Department

SILK and THREAD GLOVES - 5000" '" AAD'
Ladies' Hats, Bonnets
And q very heavy stock of best SILK Ribbons of all
WiaIns ana shadesi together with aud ex ehsiye sssort-
ment ot Cloak Sets. Bugle Gimps and TrinRes, Gnipure.
Colorcd Silk Velvet Ribbons. $1,000 D"NA """
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nronar ;s An paae sUs Its91 ~ uts yuugIieHt as
and Should be reported 1br th "a n sas circumstances = ns y
That scheme is that the Master shall dispose Of
Inc inc s % aS,eh t o. such q times mes and Ia such amounts
from time to time deem m Gasa s Is cTealt as ne may
tsgeous TO all conoern6d. - -" Na s'sN
o. ynas n9 II pf fSs Ett 70 ;, publish nan IN one or more Of the
ss]s setSes a. as b he NAV NV 'ae Inatl 9 noa,. ana ra such other
persons claiming to DO depositors in tie instSit n.
ton 70 come forward at his office and prove their
ols Tha. ON ss.o or . 6sao ssn ne lss ]" osn mar ness, !. =.
Iath intereat theraon coIn,i.taI 81 a." "l ~ oi1 au
The Evansville journal., 1867-08-20
INDIANA ITEMS.

William Hammersley, of Hartford
Conn, has been appointed Commissioner
W. III. Jackson, one of the proprIetors OF
the Times at vincennes, is candidate for
Auditor OF Knox County.
George w. Julian is thofoughfy organ
izing his new Congressional District, and
for that purpose is holding meetings inSa-
rious localities. 1r7ts1a -
Rev. Charles Cross had his arm broken
by fall from horse while riding out to
his farm in Daviess County, a few days
ago. - -.ss.t,s.s ~ 49,
A little boy named Cany Henderson W.
drowned at I" Eber Pond. y Pike County, a
few days ago, while bathing. His body
was recovered after it had lain in the water
a couple Of hours. .sE N.Y. .rFans[
A turnpike road leading from Jasper to
Cannelton IS much talked of in Dubois
County. That will probably transfer
The Evansville journal., 1867-08-20

A Convention of cOtOred ministers Is
now being held at Lexington, KY, which
is presided over by Rev. Henry Adams, of
Louisville. Last Thursday the Conven-
ion was addressed by Gen. Brisben and
Willard Davis.
Jack Shepherd. who was arrested on a
charge of killing John Collins in Louis
Vile last April, and who was tried ard
found guilty.. has been pardoned by the
Governor of Kentuckys 80 ~ Es 3
Judge Lynch and party passed through
Danville last Saturday night. going in the
direction of Shelby ity. We shall expect
to hear of the hanging OF q former Federal
soldier in the vicinity of-ti,at city before
long. - Is, 81 - II =
The official vote Of Kentucky at the late
election foots up-tetal vote. 1sl ,ls7.
Helms majority over Barnes is 56,30l |;
Helm over KinKead, 74,O5s, and Helm over
both, 4s.l7. IL EI sI =
A Miss Samuel was short time .since SO
seriously burned by the explosion OF q coal
oil lamp, near Glasgow. that she died the
day following. Several persons who were
sitting In the room at the time of the
explosion Were badly burned, and It was
with difficuity the house was saved. sess
OQ VnursQay iaSts u ulLlcuity cccuFfcu ~
Nolin station. ON the Louisville and Nash
Vile railroad, In which several members
of the families Of Duncan and Dorsey were
engaged. M. b. Duncan was shot and NOR
tally wounded by J. ID. Dorsey. Dorsey
Immediately disappeared and is still at
large. His brother and q man, named Re-
cord, were arrested as accessories. re-
ward of $500 is offered for the arrest of
Dorsey by brother of Duncan's. TCaG !.
The greensboro Monitor says the COM
missioners for the examination of the poll
books met in that city last week. Infor-
malities existed in the Yeivington, Curds
Vile, and Boston precir cts poll lists,
which, If excluded, woule have entitled
Mr. veech to mis- seat. The commissioners,
however, awarded the certificate of elec-
tion to Mr.. Mosely. Mr.. Veech, we learn,
has taken steps to contest the seat of Mr..
Mosely before the next Legislature.
At the congregational meeting of the
Presbyterian Church last week at Dam
vile, the offer made by the Declaration
and Testimony party for the purchase of
the church building was accepted. The
building was valued at $4,000, and they
purchase the interest of the General AS
sembly party at 5000, payable in six,
twelve. and eighteen months, without i'm
terest The parsonage fund, amounting to
between $1,000 and 5000. IS to De equally
divided.
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CoMMERC4AL.-Wek give eur regu-
lar Weekly Review in the CONNER
cial department to-day. There is no
material change in quotations, and
trade is rather quiet, as is to be ex-
pected at this season. Our mer-
chants, however, are looking forward
to the Fall trade with much conf
dence. Many of them are now East,
and others will soon be on their way
to the supply markets, where,they will
purchase literally, with full faith in
the future of the trade Of Evansville.
With full stocks and the proper en-
terprise in the way to drawing GUS
toners to this city, we ought not only
to maintain the business OF the last
few years, but largely Increase it.
The Evansville journal., 1867-08-20
NEWS ITEMS.

Gold closed in New York Saturday at
I4l5<. - @4
The yellow fever is reported more viru-
lent at Galveston than ever before. Up to
August 18th, $50 deaths had occurred OF
that disease in that city.
Necessary funds will shortly be placed at
Washington, to pay the interest on The
Spanish scrip held by citizens of the
United States. A.
A duel was recently fought at weehaw-
ken, NewJersey, between two men who
had quarreled about woman, said-to be
the daughter of millionaire. Three shots
were fired at twenty PAGES, but resulted in
nothing serious.
Several companies of colored troops are
being organized in New York. with the
purpose of ultimately forming a regiment
to be attached to the National Guard.
Judge Blackford, yesterday, in case be-
f1re the District Court in New York de-
cided that debt from defaication of
debtor, while acting in Judiciary ca-
pacity, could not be discharged by any pro-
ceedings in bankruptcy.
1t is said that the President has prepared
and sent to General Grant instructions to
issue an order assigning General Sheridan
to the cammand of lie Department of
Missouri, General Hancock to the Depart
ment OF. the Cumberland, and General
Thomas TO the Fifth, Sheridan 5 military
district. s4 Nnt lfV& - 4
1t is reported that General Grant has
urged the President to dismiss every MEM
Der OF his Cabinet in order to create har-
mony between johnson and his advisers.
Il
tile TO Mr.. Seward, whom he regards as too
adroit and dangerous. esea 8ssn
Thirty four members of the bar OF the
District of Columbia have called a meet
ing to disavow the action of the previous
meeting relative to the Bradley Fisher
case. They hold that the action of the
Court is not a proper sobject for review at
public meetings of the bar.
The New York Heroid's special says a
dispatch from Galveston, dated 18th inst.
says that the yellow fever is raging there
worse than ever before known. The same
ratio of mortality In New York would give
ten thousand deaths per week. lsss sissesss-
Jadge j. VIC. Horne, prominent citi-
zen of Sumter County, Georgia, was MUIR
dered by a party of freedmen recently.
Five men have been arrested and impris-
.oned at Macon, four of whom confessed
their participation in the crime.
Washington dispatches state that Gen
Grant, in reply to Gen. Pope's letter, COM
planning of the attitude of ex-senator Hill
and other opponents of reconstruction,
will advise the arrest of all persons who
are obstructing the execution of the laws
providing for the restoration of the rebel
States. The General some time ago. rec
commended the arrest of Gen. jenkins on
similar grounds kssnfas 4fs
The Evansville journal., 1867-08-20
Pnlifical Matters.

GEN SwAYNE reports that the Re-
publican organizations in Alabama
are very strong, while the Conserva-
tive Democrats are demoralized and
doing nothing az AEs
~ 1T seems to be understood that
General GRANT will remain but =
short time at the head of the War
Department. s.s' '5f Il. sss..-
TIE Mobile Register advises the
election of .colored Congressman at.
the South, and says it would prefer,
The Evansville journal., 1867-08-20

petent translations, the best and most
characteristic short stories of all
languages.
While having in view the idea of
making this collection valuable as a
repertory Of fiction. the publishers
have in mind the great need of the
travelling public for class of reading
that shall answer for amusement in
the rail car or on the steamboat. A
large volume ora long story. often
becomes wearisome tothe traveller on
account of the=disadvantages to which
he is subjected, while the type of
many volumes renders the reading of
them impossible to- not a few travel
ers. The fr-tnumber, which we have
received, is hopeful promise of flu
ture success. The price is so cents.
The EDINBuRGH QUARTERLY, for
July, il received from the American
publishers, with the following table
Of contents: The Early Administra-
ton of George III; Agriculture and
Prices in England Professor Ferri-
er's Philosophical Remainss The
Council of Constantinople; Indian
Costumes andTextile Fabrics. Life
and Speeches Of Lord Plunket; Wine
and the Wine Trade; Josiah Wedg-
wood; Burtonfs History of Scotland;
The Military Institutions of France.
THE WESTERN JOURNAL OF MEDI-
CINE. edited by Theophilus Parvin,
NJ. D.; publishers, T. Parvin & Co.,
Indianapolis, and Robert Clarke &
Co., Cincinnati. This journal was
formerly the Cincinnati Journal Of
Medicine, and is a Western work
throughout. The editor, Dr. Parvin,
is an accomplished writer, and an en-
thusiast in his profession. The. Au-
gust number contains several articles
of great interest. and are prepared
with ability and thorough knowledge
of the subjects discussed. Western
physicians should encourage the
Western Journal Of Medicine, for it is
especially devoted to their interests,
and is as valuable in other respects as
Eastern publications. S sfa e6i
LITTLE's LIVING ACE for August
18th contains: Julius Caesar; Henry
Hudson, the Navigator; Tragedies Of
Sophocles. by E. H. Plumptre;; Ten
ants of Mallory, Part 8; Lord Cowley;
Ambassador at Paris); A Story of
Doom. by Jean Ingelow; Mistakes in
Character; Wheaton's International
Law; Halleck's Translation of
Jomini's Napoleon; Life and Letters
of John Winthrop; The Sultan in
Europe; Bishop Percy's Folio Manu-
script, and other articles. The Liring
Age still maintains a deservedly high
place with all lovers of choice litera-
ture.
The Evansville journal., 1867-08-20
THE name of the Rockport Umpire

The name of the Rockport Umpire
has been changed to the Spencer
County .Jomnal without a change of
proprietor, but with new dress, and
decidedly improved in appearance. 1t
has been a very creditable paper,
thoroughly reliable in politics and
morals, and we are glad to ssee this
evidence of prosperity. We hope the
people of Spencer County viii give
Mr.. HAYFoRD the hearty and liberal
support which he so well deserves
The Evansville journal., 1867-08-20

AMID the general prevalence of re-
bellious sympathies in Kentucky, the
votes of Pulaski and a few other
counties are cheering, indicating as
they do, that there are some loyal pre-
cincts in the benighted State. The
following is the vote for Governor in
Pulaski County,. sa4ve
Kinkead (Conservative).-.... 339
Barnes Republican, .740
The Evansville journal., 1867-08-20
Important to Advertisers.

The circulation of the JOURNAL IN
the City of Ecansuille as three times
as large as that Of arg other ssescspa-
Orr circulation IN Indiana and
Iliaois is greater than any other neaes-
paper published an his City.
In Keatucky IL is more than all the
oher Ecansrille papers combined.
The Evansville journal., 1867-08-20
Agents for the journal.

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q. II. DEBRULER, Newburgh, Ind.
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]. NJ FOSTER, Fort Branch. Ind.
]. w. WEAVER, POseyyille. Ind.
s. B. sCoRWIN. Somerviile, Ind. t8 81
CAPT. WHITING. Cynthiana, Ind.
f. J. ROGERS. New Harm ony,s Ind.
o, A. HARPER, Owensville, Ind.
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THos. McCUTCHEN. .Sandersville, Ind.
URBIN MARRs, Black Hawk Mills, Ind.
They will also receive and forward to us
orders for Binding and Job Printing.
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rag During The erection Of oar Neao
Building, the JOURNAL Business
Office sciU be located an the rear
Of Coud d, Akin's Drug Store.
Eatrancs through the Alley on Main
Street, nezt TO Marble Hall.