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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-19
Ennrr Of NnllnlU Ennnr

ST. LOUIS, October lS.-Apprehensons OF
yellow fever have determined the authorities
10 enforce 4 close quarantine below Cairo.
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From California.

san Francisco, October lS.-Partal returns
from 1wenty-one counties show Sprague's
CDemocrat) majority TO be lGG. His election
is conceded.
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ID FAD THISl r F. A d II II s q! !!
~ AND YOU WILL PROFIT BY 1T
GREAT BARG MS
IN ALL STYLES OF DIZZY GOODS!

OPENING THIS MORNING
EZEKIEL'S CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
No. 81 MAIN STREET,
(nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel, next door TO
Mr.. Julius Bears cheap shoe store)
5000 yards best quality CALICO for ninepence
yard and upwards
5000 Yards best BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED
SHIkTINGS for a ninepence yard
5000 yards BLEACHbD and UNBLEACHED
sHEETINGS full yard wide, for a shilling
5000 yards GOODS FOR MEMS and BOYS
WEAR-selling off at great bargains in these
goods-you cannot fail to buy
5000 yards WHITE, RED, Elbow, BLUE, and
GRAY FLANHELS. very cheap;
10, 900 yards DRESS GOODS OF all styles, at ex.
tremely low prices. just to suit . hsse hard
times" when you have but little money &c
spare for dress.
II you have Dry Goods to purchase, call at my
store. and You will be surely suited In Sly LIZ and
PRICES, and save at least twenty i've per cent
on all you have to buy. Be sur, to ind the RICH
store, which Is designated by the large swinging
sign with the inscription OF
EZEKIEL'S CHEAP DRY GOODS SToRs.
Store closed on Saturdays. auA
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Among the candidates for uni lDmS n,ale =
senator In California Is oEeeu ~ py;ahunnnt
nephew Of General HayIhoAu' W 1'S'O1''1"'
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AIRS. N. II. THORNTON, CORNER
M GOVERNOR AND ROSS STREETS has several
very desirable suites Of rooms for families and ca
D.Y BOARDERS In the best style. The house Is
csntra and convenient TO all parts OF tn CITY, and
nothing shall be oinitted to give satisfaction.
&c l-lm
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ballard HOTEL, RICHMOND
Il uATHE LEADING FASHlONAbLE HO.

ballard HOTEL, RlCH MOND
IVA THE LEADING FASHIONABLE no.
TEL, OF THE ClTY-This elegant establishment
ia now complete in all its appointments
In its structure and furnishing particular attei.
lion as been given both 10 mfort and style. ~
Is remarkable for its cleanliness, and Its furniture
is of the best quality. .,,,,.x, ond
road;ng. rooms. on the office floor, are spacious
ana Beautifully arranged The ladies' ps n
and dining rooms on the first toor, are easy oi az
'1 Ths table is supplied bounteously with all the
deicaces OF the season tina this and oths ilae,
ksts afford, and many OF the supplies SoHe ot-oS
The subsc ribsrs, in their new conneenon, peg
leave to pledge their best efforts TO the msn nus
n.nss of This first class hotel, and ask tne sup
nart NJ Ihair friends and the PUBLIC genera!iy.
pois - JOHN P. BALLARD SONS,
,p p.rraRp Propristors.
WILLIAM z. BALLARD, or,
F. STRIBLIHG BALLARD
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IeF AMNESTY PKocLAMATIoS.-A Radical
winter IN Forn"ys Clronicis says:
Even Jerry Black, of Pennsylvania de-
44-,i 10 Mr. Alley late member OF Congress
IRON Massachusetts, that the President had
mower to issue that proclamation.
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Boarding 07ad Lodging.
A MEXICAN HOTEL,
n IMMEDIATELY AT THE VIRGINIA
CENTRAL RAILROAD,
STAUN TON, VA.

II is L 4 ~ u = >
K NJ. LIPsC' NIB, MANAGER;
WILLIAM WHOULEY, krPEKISTESDBST.
The proprietors, In resumng the management
of this weil-known and popular Hotel, 80 long
and favorably known to the travelling public,
promise in the future 10 retain the reputation the
American has borne as a
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
Its locality, Immediately at the railroad depot,
renders 1t convenient stopping. place Tor persons
ON business or n search Of health.
BAR and BARBER. SHOP in the house.
All the ohices OF the telegraph and stage lines
mining 10 this town are adj joining this house.
A 6rst. class LIVERY STABLE, under O'Toole
4 Donovan, is connected with this house.
: McCHESNEY 4 co.
B.-Cit.zans Of the county will be furL isned
dinner at fifty cents and horses fed by Messrs.
nnnnvan Il O'Toole at twenty cents. Oc l6-3m
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OFFICIAL - TO GESEKAL SHEEMAS.--l can
Sale positively il was not and is not pur-
..rt ID appoint General sherman Secretary
yytJ-
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Dry Goods.

THE PEOPLES STORE,
No. 1909 MAIN STREET.
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth.
A. LEVY.
va have lust received our second supply OF
fail and winter goods, embracing the following
articlesl:
siik-striped Poplins 45c. up;
Plain and Plaid Poplns. acc. up;
Apacas, all colors, 45c. mp;
Black and white shepherd Plaids, Csc;
Atwood Mouslins, a73c.:
All wool Flannel, all colors, 3oc. up;
Blankets, up:
Beachsd aud Unblsached Cottons,. loo. up
Wamautia Mills, 3Oc.;
New FORK Mills. 35c.
With great many other goods too numerous TO
mention. A. LEVY.
Remember the sign inscribed The PEOPLES
STORs. oc l9-lw
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ONWARD!! Isra

A GLORIOUS Flu r y X E.-wA1
N A. GUNST i CO., No. sos Broad
street, have Just returned from the sast-
arm cities with the largest stock OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
ever brought 10 THU city, which they WIZ onsl "
the public at sstonishingly low prices: ,nnms.
rate al IN, fsrsnt prices Call and examtne ous
prices. and guarantees e s1%pss viii
and cheapest in the city CHum. y. hsfors making
their purchsses. .,ypn ppOGANs and HAPO-
laISS5 n GSr u A. GUasT : CO.,
LION ~ ooo No sos Broad, near Fifh street.
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REAT SACRIFICE
VI OF DAMAGED SHAWLS
which am selling very lew: also, large assort.
ment Of latest style CLOAKS, ut received from
the New York auctions, which | will sell very
cheap.
Beautiful shade and quality Of EMPRESS CLOTH
At 81 per yard;
Beautiful DRESS GOODS at ESQ. per yard
Black and coiored ALPaCAS;
Latest styles ALPACAS, very cheap:
Fine MEElNOS; all wool DELAINES;
Plaid POPLINS;
OPERA FLANNEL, large assortment;
WORKSHOPS Of all descriptions
Ladies' and gents UNDERWEAR, good assort-
ment:
Boys SOCKS. from auction, very cheap;
CASSlME ERE for boys and mems wear;
French CALfCnES, very low:
BUGLs TRIMMING and RIBBONS.
have engaged the sarvices OF the following
gentlemen. who would BE- pleased to serve tn air
friends JAMES p. ATKIssoS, WILLIAM Fl. WAT
KISs, and WILLIAM SLADB.
JULIUS MEYER,
No. 527 Broad street. between Fifth and Sixth, OPP
posite New Market. oc l2-3rn
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IZOthi1aN.

THE NEW CLOTHING HOUSE
i GOING AHEAD.
IN RECEIPT OF THE SECOND SUPPLY.
COMETO No. lto2 MAIN,
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,
WHARF Won will ind the cbeapest and largsst stock
OF CLOTHING aud FURNISHING GOODS.
ALSO,
BOOTS, sHOBS, HATS, &c.
am determined to offer fl rst-c lass goods at such
prices ~ TO give aatisfaction. invite my nrme-
rous friends and the public generally.
A. OPPENH IAER,
No. 40. Main street, between
oclp Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
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= o',!-ralsA-I Union officer, resident for
Is. .a,. ,&ru.v months III Richmond, Va,
~ / AilHd"!phll on 4 visit 10 his friends,
Z, Il lis opinion that the northern cleo
As}r So encouraged the traitors that
".'' a~A, against reconstruction rs bit
y. " 's -.nh fought against the Government,
,'r'H 70 nave reached Il new stage OF de-
"s NA- They may rest assured that II they
my reliance upon this last encourage
.'.", Wall be more utterly deceived than
"4, irI"rt"d The constitutional amend
,.- placed their trust IN Andrew John
ne '.rp"ai 10 the Republicans OF New
H.. 'Aa Vie dozen States which vote in No
$3.50. ~! "a" sake OF humanity, and as q
r..' y. i1.i vy, 10 umGecelvc them by en-
trs.
,., 'o1. Of Ohio. is authority for the state
way neither N9llauGIyham nor Pendle-
.... 80 y" Elected 4 nitcd States senator from
.| "-". lie says The Democratic gains III
..Y .'!eelIuHs were mainly in portions
''l" where they are very unpopular,
!4'ssrs th" opinion that Thurman, the
'''.4"'e Tor Governor, VIII be chosen.-
~ 'aadlcAs Of thr United States Dis
%! franl yNan.;t, has decided that
..t i'sNE cases The Federal courts have
...., l1"'i u res train by injunction any
5. h.. - 'h''t The power should be bestowed
gs. '@t session of Congress, in order 10
Ls1YII general bankrupt law effective
'"S frtLlns
gL. "'Osialic candidate for State senator i'll
,.-.rI -" S'''"!i"d his intention 10 contest the
Ds,'" Ne ground thut he was defeated
!'!ily oi one hundred colored votes.
l.l.,,' .'slry Law Of Indiana requires that ali
.. ..i"'I b" on white paper, and shall con-
'''Sto or distinguishing mark Of any
-,yr-4I'p Ins iAe name OF the candidate and
~ Which he is proposed.
!fgr ~ I.D democrat came home all the way
j. ,. ,,," , a, 10 vote the straight ticket.
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Insurance CO7np01,ies.

INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
L VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
VIM A. CHARTERS, lSsURAScg AGENT.
Office Main street opposite Spotswood Hotel,
Richmond. Va.
Any amount Of insurance provided In CITY or
country ia nrnt-class companies at the current
rates Of premium. oc l.-oa "0m
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The Baltimore papers give full particulars
OF the shooting affair referred to in our tele.
gram.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-12-21
An Interesting Case. A Wife sell,
her III usband for 1l2O!

few days since woman named Mrs Resell
la Mills, war widow, called upon Justice Cheek
and obtained warrant for the arrest OF John
Hatheny and his wife. who were living near Gu.
b. in this county She alleged that they had for.
chilly taken from her $500 in money and other
TONED closely in regard to the way and manner
OF this theft there appeared to be at least very
curious history about thes affair. Sheriff Way.
goner made the arrest of Matheny and wife, and
they were brought to this city on Wednesday.
All the parties, including Mrs. Mills, seemed to
manifest an earnest desire to have the matter
settled. Matheny admitted that he owed Mrs.
Mills 800, borrowed money, but he denied
stoutly the robbery. He said that there was
some arrangement between Mrs. Mills and his
wife involving the balance Of the money. The
parties went before an attorney to see if the mat
ter could not be amcably arranged, and the fol-
lowing developments were made.
1t appears that Mrs. Mills was living or board.
ing with Matheny and his wife, and Mrs, Math.
eny became jealous of her. There was trouble
In the domestic circle Mrs. Mills admitted that
she loved Matheny, and she meant to have him.
Mrs. Matheny then thought that if Mrs. Mills
vas going to run off with her husband she ought
70 be paid for it. Mrs. Mills readily agreed to
this and paid Mrs. Matheny $12O. An arrange
ment was then made and consented to for Mrs.
$4,000 "4AN -u"oiehy W 70 DaCK 10 her Old home
somewhere in Pennsylvania. Mrs. Mills was to
go to Elmwood and remain there until Matheny
could complete arrangements for his departure.
She went to Elmwood and remained the allotted
time but Matheny not making his appearance
she concluded she had been swindled. and 40
made her way back to this place and entered com.
plant M above stated AT first Mrs. Mills did
not want to see him, but wanted the attorney
to settle the matter with Matheny and his wife
he said he would not settle with the attorney
but he would settle with Mrs Mills They were
permitted to occupy the private room of the at
torney, and in few minutes they had arrange
ca matters. The attorney asked them the terms
NJ their settlement, but thcy said that was their
own matter. All three, Matheny, his wife and
Mrs Mills, then had conference, all appeared
ssv with the arrangement, whatever It wss
ihey promptly settled all costs in the matter
anu Mrs. Matheny remarked in the settlement
"oSella gets the man. At the close of these
proceedings a little son Of Mrs. Matthew, some
,our OF h'e years OF age, just began to oomprs-
menu mat he was about to lose his father and
commenced crying These were the only tears
shei ON the occasion. Mrs. Matheny took her
little child by the hand and they went one vav
while hatheny and Mrs. Mills started iovfulii,
lister. 0""0" 'i"') reg
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fnformation.
For the Free Trader.
Alarun1ng Facts.


There are now in the State of Illinois nearly
5000 local Bible Agents, generally one in each
School District. In addition to raising funds
they are expected to see that their districts are
kept well supplied with the Scriptures. We had
hoped they were performing their work SO faith
fully that our State was we'll supplied. Indeed,
we know that some of them canvass their districts
thoroughly and circulate large numbers of Bibles
and Testaments
But facts have recently come to our knowledge
which lead US to fear that many Others neglect
this department of their work and suffer the des-
titute all around them to live and die without
the volumes which they so much need. The facts
referred to are these:
The Knox Co. Bible Society, believing that
the work of distribution had not been properly
attended to, resolved to employ an agent to visit
several townships in their county and call upon
every family with view to ascertain who were
destitute, and supply them. With the assistance
of three local Agents he has already canvassed
three townships and reports as follows:
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This discloses restitution thus far of more
than one in seven in one of the best counties in
the State. Assuming that there is a like desti-
tuition on an average in the other townships of
Illinois, and that the number of families in it is
500, 0O0 we have, as the result of the calculation
over $4,000 families embracing $4,000 individ-
uals in this wealthy State without Bibles
The restitution in many of the other States is
much greater than in Illinois, but even if it were
not our calculation shows over 100000 Of fami-
lies or 100000 of individuals in the United
States and Territories without the Scriptures.
These are certainly alarming facts, and ON
them we base our appeal to the local Agents in
Illinois. ,450 Bible repositories in our State
or one in almost every township-contain bibles
and testaments for the use Of those who need
them. But many of those who need will remain
without them unless they are carried to their
homes while if taken there by Christian friends,
they will in most cases be thankfully received.
This is shown by the fact that about as MANY
were supplied with the Scriptures in the three
townships OF Knox county as were found desti-
tute. Indeed but one instance of refusal was re.
ported, and in this case the sorrowing wife was
anxious to have bible, but was prevented by her
unfeeling husband.
To take the Scriptures to the homes of tho des.
titute and kindly offer them at the low prices of
the Bible Society, or without price if necessary.
ID inc WORK OF our local Agents Even II there
are none in your district who are entirely desti-
tute, there may be some who will be glad to par
chase an additional supply
VIII you not, therefore, as one Of these Agents
without unnecessary delay, obtain a quantity
from your depository. and with them visit every
family, reporting to your Treasurer Immediately
after, and returning such books as are left. At
the same time, please remember that the work of
supplying millions in our own country and hun
dreds of millions abroad, can not be performed
without money and ask every one whom you
meet to aid in this important work
A. LORD, Agent A. BIS.
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WAGONS! wAGONs!!

have on hand, and AIN manufacturing from choice
ted timber, and by the best Of worknaen. A No W
which will sell cheaper than any other shop in Otay
Those In want Of wagons will DO well to call and ex
my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Angi '66-d O. Ii RI
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bsena ~ ~ National Steam Navies,ion O., Liza a
0sA btsAnAps; aad alo BLACK Str Line q OaNn. Vesss
Nh ~ Ds6b - Asyal Bank u Ireland q rsssonsCls
so1DA
H1ruo dag y bsing their friends from tho Old C.uusrp
IN q veil - ys hin sa, h rates are Iower thsy
eAy eenH seeenseAp me. ost17-l2.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-09
GITYlaN EWS.

THANKs.-We are under special
obligations, to Mr., Geo. w. Hill, the
attentive and obligihgA Adams Express
Messenger on the, Bobtail,,".fo Gin
einnati papers ofpSunday morning.
We are also under obligations 20
Messrs Henson "a Knowles Of the
Merchants Union,mand to Messrs,
.Hasglaud and Sherwood of the Adams
Express Company. for daily paper
Also to Mr.. VIM. Brown, who ar
rived by the May1ower yesterday
morning, for files of New Orleans pa
pers of Thursday. an -ao
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Milpard's Needles for sale everywhere

:, BHr Just received, a fresh lot of
Torrey's Five Minute Ice Cream
Freezers, fine water coolers, refriger-
ators. beer coolers, brass and enamel
ed kettles, fruit jars Of every descrip-
ton, &c4 &c. We have the finest and
most complete stock Of goods In our
line to be found in the city. slI-.
Z of saa rTHos. ScANTLIN Il Son, -liri
49,. 9 Main ST. Marble Hall) =,
MilUard's Helm Needles, IN Patent
Wrappers, are superior TO all others.
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TEXAN CATTLE. Among other
freights discharged here yesterday by
the steamer Empire from Memphis,
were sixty-four head of Texan cattle,
owned by a gentleman of Chicago, en-
route to pasture ia Northern Indiana.
There is a law in Illinois, Missouri
and Kentucky prohibiting the ship
ment of Texan cattle to those States,
and hence they are being shipped to
this State, where no such restrictions
exist. These cattle are thin in flesh,
but of large frame, and appear. quite
healthy. Fhe rich pastures of North
ern Indiana will make good beef of
tneHl- sgesF zEafss& Il
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ESdTRh1ehet0My.

a1Esn DR.. Sangrado found his patients
syrszE he gave them water Cruel When
got yeake he bfetf them andsdohedC
= sassuf with calomSlfa and Jalap. Gil Bias
exfgs us they almost invariably died. 9aAs
eszss2 raany people are Killed stnat way vet:
aankxerld In general. however, has found
- sahat, IN case of debility and prema-i
Esrrs decay. HOSTtTTER'S STOM OH
AEYRsRS is the true life aust stn cor
tSss1 This tonic is a powerful and perfectly
rHxzsR1 SIS, restorative. But 1t does more
Sssnnefavfgorate. 1t regulates and puriies.
NBkEs4 il builds up the strength and in
Eszzses vitality into the blood, it brings all
Aasras9retions into harmony with the laws
9xg asslth. The feebler sex find 1t fnvalu-
nsass IN the various physical difficulties
1gsxsacn their organization renders them
Ezesssf- In all hysterical and hypochon-
Asxinsk cases it's effect is magfcal.of he in
zEDz7es of age are alleviated by its use;
znnk sEsseres the circulation is torpid, and
sKerss Is a tendency 10, paralysis, HOSTEL
ZxES BITTER ARE recommended as a
rszfzags of re-invigoTating the system and
aEaeSaging life. f
aA7 snis season of this year, particularly,
zsf&1 m-idsummer's screening heat does SO
8zx0xss towards reducing the vital energies
~ TIE body, this inestimables tonic and
a a~azwBaehfc produces wonderful effect. By
n Ek1 strengthsi increased the appetite
swa1fved. and frmneSs and elasticity
zgssgN TO the system. ~
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ss-Tts effect is miraculous.
AAaL's VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAZE
REVIEWER e ~

n zzDerfect and wonderful article. Cures
s&k2zress. Makes hair grow. n better
a2sesssi g then any lou" or "pomatum."
Esautaful Silken Tresses. But, above att,
sfae great wonder Is the rapidity with
ngzSsfS 1t Restores GrGg Hair to ats Original
s1Naz. Tue whitest and worst-loOking hair
rxsuraes its youthful beauty by its use. Tt
tsprs not dive the hair, hut strikes at the.
rnsa and fills it with new life and eoioring
gEAfssr. -. I'll. r. rr.rs fs4h1t
9Ae first application VIII do good; you
ux1Isee the Natural Color returning every
zsy. snd, before gou kaotv 10, the old, gray.
@~2sx1ored appearance of the. hair viii be
Tnzy giving place TO l~ustroGs, shining. and
Rsaza 5ful locks.
3sk Tor Halls sioilian Hair. Remover;
3sn 0ther article is. at all ike it in effect
ses that each bottle has our private roy
STuaaent stamp over the top OF the boTle.
AG6fAegS are limitations.
& p. HALLS CO., Nashua. n. H,
Proprieto 5
PR sale by all druggists. jy3dlm
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-09

THE PosEY CoUNTY ACCIDENT
The. name. OF the young lady who was
tilrnwn from j herr horse. in Posey
County, on Sunday the Both ult., OF
which we cmade measions some days
ago, wassRIiss LaeaGAe+nnan;5 The ac-
cident occurred nearthe Evansville
and Ne4xAH oM near Posey-'
vile. MissGA ckman was a most es-
Iii ma Bile yding, lady aa ,hef ateaath has
cast 4 gloom over the entire commu-
,nity ID which She lived lanozret
1ahb iuafl .-3dotBW ssnA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-09

FUN AHEApEBy preference to his
advertisement elsewhere, it will be
seen that w. w. Durand, late editor
of the Smithland Times, proposes to
give one of his inimitable entertain
ments on Wednesday night, at the
Metropolitan Hail.. He is too well
known in this city to require any COM
~mendation from US. Ofcourse, the hall
will be crowded.
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/

CKNOWLEDGEMENT.-LeVI Law
renee, a member. of the 143d Regi-
meut, and later Of the 9th Regulars, a
carpenter by trade. who was last Fall,
while working on the Turner Hall,
stricken down by paralysis, desires to
thank the Daughters Of Rebekah for
their kindness in paying his rent
during last winter, and especially to
Mrs. Jacob Sinzich for repeated acts
of be~nevolence towards. himself and
family. - 44..7@ . a.a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-09

Ia Simon COINS CINCINNATI
Lager can't be beat. He sells barrels
of it every nightto his customers who
visit his garden tos iikten to good mu-
sic. His garden is neat and clean,
and if you wish to while away a dull
hour, you will always find Simon on
hand with his Lager ready to quench
thirst, If you .gofthere you need not
go away either hungry or thirsty. 1t
you like good music and good beer,
go to Simon's.
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OFFICIAL.

( LETTERS ~RENArNING UNCLAIMED in the
Post-Ofice at Evansville, State of Indiana.
on the 9th day of July, 1857. 49, s
Persons calling for any of these letter.
will please say advertised" giving date