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auaebOts fir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Deppt Q.sTt e | ferS Office,
SaItiuIere, Wlo., 2. Grril 1867.
8erfeseltt Ause6ote psrben aui bieer Office bis gum
Tlsntas. 10. 3prit 1867, 9iittass IL rbr eHtseeeu &C.
norHmsn ftr bic ~eisfcrnus bon etn6untert 400 &araI<
IerissEfereen in Der @iaot Baltimore.
Die RIsrbe iperheH Dor ber annabme elmer senaneu
Snlpeftion uutsrgpsen fe uiiien seidut, irr3l eebrcGen,
gut i'm FIeiI1, BON 15-16 Sinbe BOD, BON So 9aprs
aft unb in ieeor 9e,isEuue su @apausriesreden p0sl sef
eisnet iein.
Qic NS6iateit Ses Hleteys sstuen Goutraft gu erfiaeu,
nIuS BON spsi DgruutrcrtIiGen R%etirneH saraHl"t letH'
relGe@ Ceramic benz Gnsebcte ~beJnIe9cn Vt.
Oie @ferbe fine srar;iS Gase mad @0lHlus %" Sou'
traites abJniefera.
Das @cuOsrnsment bebStt F@ bas S5sdpt Dor, ems cost
o0e NuoebOte ,u rerpe4fen. 8a9IunS erFrls. ua@ Grille
lEra bes &cptrafte.
hosTot nab an ben ltnterJeitneten, Baltimore, mo-,
abreiirt itn.
q. q. &tmbaIt,
Capt. unb u. .. We., Il. 9. a.,
opg-15 Depot Guartermeifer.
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Gmrnpa.

Gs pirO poa limmtIiaen eurupGil&en
Wd@lsn jset iEy6;tar s~eriiftst unD preu5sn
arbsit5s nit geno6nter @rtr9is raran, bte
iaopeuil4sn &rapperi, bic inter preu6IlGem
@tfsb!e eessn 6rantystd mitltnten peroen,
naG prsu6tiAgm SHUTTER rmjufOrmen. 9n
peu prsnbi!hen ~9trfenalen wirp eifris eearbsi-
tat uno III Der Rruppl@en @ubtaDtfabrtt in
Giien wercsu 100 wstters Guefublgel4dbe
fir oie prsubtide Nrmee anSefeTtiSt. Sn
8oosn, BAYERN, 0irtemters uno 5sIen'
Darmtast pirD %gsgsnpdrti9 oae yreuBtlhe
5anOnapslserebr unp @abfablesl9ls stuese
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! ~asriaaGsIa 9s Aa0ri6teG udO Gotijen

Aus benz Ser. st. Genat. 9a9,
arb BON Delaware l~siitsts cen GID. Iui
Snmner's Intrag wuroe bel4lOGen, ben 9rd=
foentsn UNI Wittbstluns Der Cff,leIsn @ut=
ahtsn gu eriuGsn, Die ouf lstn Da5utbun
bonn Sberbunoesanwalt, Dem Solicitor beS
S6abamts cOsr irsenO einem anDeren &eeie-
runesbeamten lber bic Aaslesuns Der auf
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-13

Die Ratsutseisse Ser Ser. StaateM
ntft ben SeseIn Hnb Der @si&Sfts,S rNauHg her $atents
Office, unb NuIsitunsen fur bic Grtuber. UNI itG @atente
su itGerr, ftnb in Gubicrutut bon uus in beuti&er Sprd6e
beraussesebeu unb peroeu gratis an gne ~seriauet, reI1e
barum minSIiG cber f&rttIi& eintcmnlen. Wlau aorsl'
fire Munn 4 e..
sapsmt 81 gart 9cr, Senc Dort'
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LOCAL NOTICES.

You .OUGHT TO SEE THEM re-
rceived yesterday by express choice
lot bof infants and children's fine
Shoes, made on my own orders, of the
most desirable sizes and styles, and
superior to any other goods for the
same purpose brought to the city, /
also offer better French Calf and
Sewed Boot than can be found else
where not made in the city, and for
less money than poorer ones usually
cost. L. w. TURNER.
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A DELIGHTFUL - AFFAIR. Upon
invitation of. Prof. H. c. Lippard, we
called in for few moments at Mason
ic Hall last night, to witness dance
by his pupils. All his scholars were
there, old andgyoung. The profcien-
cy of hejuvenile scholars was really
remarkable, and elected universal adj
miration. The party was one of the
most fashiouablesand elegant we have
ever seen assembled in the cityui IL
After the Juveniles. had "a fair OPP
portunity to exhibit their proficiency
in the poetry of motion, y the young
gentlemen and ladies' took the floor
and tripped the light fantastic toe to
the sweet measures of most charming
musicsyaW have seldom seen aimofe
fascinating assemblage of fair damselsl
and graceful matrons. The exhibition
was highly creditablei to- Professor
Lippard. nfussa lsd 90 1fsI bnR ,gniH14
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Mrs. Winslow's Mystic Pills

Are prepared only for, legitimate pur-
pose, and are the only safe and effective
medicine 1or all those, painful and danger
tuition is subject, They are the only (1enu-
tue Female Pills lextant. I No afticle of
medicine intended for the exclusive use. of
Female that has ever made its APPEAR
Mrs. Wihs1ow's Mystic Pills. BY their in
vigoratiug. properties the appetite and di-
gestion IS improved, the, hue of health is
Jpine relieved, and all the indications of
Neryous- Debility removed. No maiden.
wife or mother should he without the Ngs-
tic Pills. Try them, and be convinced that
theysare the Lady Is Friend. Price 81 per
box, or boxes forS5. For sale by all drug
gists in Evansville.
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BI- Received by express to-day!
Another lot of those fine waterproof
boots. e Five cases of those child's
shoes of our own make that wear
from four to six months. Three
cases each of masters and misses
balmorals the handsomest and
best goods ever seen in this mar
ket. 1t seems a pity that there
are SO many people in the city
that never read paper, and
so never know where to buy good
boots and shoes. Let every one that
wants good, handsome and durable
boot or shoe call at Nos Second
Street, or at our new store, No. 60
Main Street. j. S. Kicker
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TAKE IN THOSE .HoRNs.-TOgr, ven
cradle friend Maj. Jarvis, Of the
" Magnolia, desires the painter who
basghis large elk ;horusy to bripgthem
IN. The elegant horns were pre-
sented to- the Major, who left them
with painter some months ago, since
which VIII TING i they have, not been seen
or heard Otals9usd iiI.s gSAa sala..ssee
PAY for them and you can have
them, The venerable Major Jarvis,
Of, the 8 Magnolia Saloon, 70 knows
that his horns are gilded, aud as the
law of my shop is " All shop work.
positively cash, L when he pays for
gliding the horns he can, have. them
feb15 1t john G.. HENDERSON. u
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FREAKs OF THE FRosr. 1.-The allies
OF the frost king, concealed beneath
the pavements and the powders, have
for two or three days paat been play
ing rather fantastic tricks. In their
expiring struggles they have in many
places upheayed the brick until they
stand up in ridges, and when passer-
by steps upon them, they sink down,
allowing the thin mqd, to- eozes up
through the interstices. In MANY
places planks, have been laid along the
sidewalk to keep people from sinking
through. Some of the powdered
streets have la'y suffered from the break
ing up Of the Frost. dta3 bfE
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BEFORE JUSTICE STINsoN.-John
Mcdowell, on an affidavit fled by
Henry Simpson, was arrested for an
assault on Mary Lambert. Mellow
ell is private policeman, but is be-
lieved by many to be slightly insane.
Mary Lambert had been living at his
house, but had left there and was
stopping with Mrs, Green. Nc
Dowell went to the house of Mrs
Green, and there made the assault,
declaring that he was policeman
and had warrant for her, and would
take her to- Castle Darling Mrs.
Green finally got him out of the house,
when he paced the sidewalk blowing
and threatening. He called for jury
of six men. who, in consideration
of his mental calibeEr assessed
upon him. "a fac. of 81, saWith
S13 80 costs. We doysnot know
whether the fine was paid ornot, but
we saw Mcdowell on,the Indiana, last
night, going uplthe river aEtlwill be
calamity to the city if any accident
should happen him. 81 oluoo ngs
Y BEFORE, EsoUfRE WALKER. a-John
Smith, veritable descendant of Capt
John Smith and fPocahontas9 and
distant relative tosJohun Smith, othe
onlyman of that namedknown TO ibe
noW1living, was presented before JUS
tice Walker, yesterday, Jon "a charge
of having surreptitiousIy APPROPRIATED
to himself "a pair 7ofTbeotsl 1thei
value of ten dollars, the property of
Frank Smith. u ohm Smith is black
Smith ofothe Ethiopian persuasion,
and was arrested by Sheriff Darling
He was adjudged guilty ofthe charge,
and in default of $500 bail, was sent
down to the Hotel, one door below the
Court House. Hsf.G aui3r ba
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"Gunmaker of Moscow" in which
Evansville's favorite, Mrs. Bella
Golden will appear as Jack Sheppard
and Rosalind Valdai. IF the night is
reasonably good, we anticipate large
audience, as the plays possess superior
merit. ,,<
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I RH1nnAn "a nnrnFnNrI u From a

e 81
passenger who went out on the St.
Louis express train, yesterday after
noon, we learn the following particu-
lars of an accident that happened to
that train about two miles this side of
Ingle station. As the train. was run
ming ata)fairlrate of speed narrow
culvert. (which had been undermined
by the water, gave way, but the loco
motive. passed over, the drivers being
thrownto of the track. .oatk3 1ed
TnThet baggage car and the passenger
car alse jumped the culvert, but the
forward trucks were Knocked from
under the baggage car, and the passen-
ger car was thrown from the track
and landed upside down in the ditch.
The engine was but slightly damaged,
and the baggage car was partially
thrown from Tie track There were
about twenty passengers aboard,
about one-half of whom received
slight scratches, bat fortunately no
one was seriously injured. There
we're two ladies on the train, one Of
whom was slightly injured. Our in
forman8 received aIfeW slight scratch
Is about the face eiolqno9 9giFnd 30
Conductor Bush inniediately staftJ
ed toathe city on of6oti but found a
hand car some two miles down the
road upon which he came in,a and an
extraH locomotive was1 sent tout and
the 0 wreck cleared from the track.
The culvert had been rebuilt at 81
O'Clock, when our informant left, and
the track was being relaid. The mail
train was delayed, but it was expected
in during the night. An accident on
the; E. & G, r. R. is of. extremely rare
occurrence, and the few that do hap
pen donot prove disastrous. sen e
BROUGHT BACK,-The insane man
who escaped some time ago from the
county house near this city, was re-
turned here on Thursday, by one Of
the County Commissioners of Spen7
Ger County8oiliTh insane man,
whose misfortune was a theme of
merriment toa cotemporary, was found
wandering in the swamps in the back
part of Spencer County, almost per-
ishing with exposure and leOld. His
father removed to thisc0anty, from
Tennessee, durihg the war; ~ The son
is hopelessly ana 'incurablyi insane,
never being visited by Ceven mo-
mentary rIucid interval, aud is. d most
melancholy instance a6f the perfect
wreck to; which,a man iis,reduced With
reason detbEoned, B 81 "a 191emom79d
AqSff46H, 1--WE notice one Of the
bowtdeg men at, work on itheffstreet
repairing places that nhatei yielded ITO
the action of the frost; Considering
the extra6rainary freeze, We think the
? = T rFr al II
bowidering has Stood the test well.
The repqairsl required II have not
amounted to over three or four square
yarhscn By ghexto Fall the powders
WILDE fairly settled, and no further
yielding to frost Or any, other infu-
enqe need be apprehendedIl bus io
A LARGE eAEF I'VE saw hanging
at, the door Of oneIIcf our enterpris-
ing meat shops yesterday, the carcass
of aIcalf three and ene-half months
old that weighed 1870 pounds net.
The farmer who raised the calf to
that age, realized sl8 for it in addi-
ton to the hides IA handsome price
for a calf.
NAnE -D|~~x~,w w. 1oo..
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I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


I NEW METROPoLITAN.-There was
quite a respectable audience at the
theatre last night, and we never saw
AN audience better pleased The
Peep ODay was most admirably
presented. Mrs. Bella Golden as
Kate Kavanaugh played with unusual
ability, and was we'll Sustained by the
entire company. Her songs and those
of Mr.. Melville were peculiarly
pleasingyoG 7h oai0 3df
Golden, Grierson, Voltz, Morrison
and Grant acquitted themselves most
handsomely ltht s Tas1IFE 5>Ti
3 Tonight will be presented the high
ly attractive ard thrilling plays, en-
titled |" Jack Sheppard /" and the
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observation-disclosures Street, from
Water Street to First, was blockad-
ed yesterday morning, shutting it off
from USE The cause was the DISPOSE
tion. Of thessreetst6 sgiVes way TO sthe
Influence of the yielding frost beneath
anaiethe pressure of heavily laden
drays above. At the corner of the
Opera House ufeundatio near First
Streetathe rpaFenlento has lsunkase4-
eral inches over the line, ofahe hdrain,
dug last Fall SoidrSw 9the Water from
the basement of the Opera House.
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HOME sAGAIN.-We are pleased to
see-odr smiling friend George s. Sonn-
tag safely home again from New
York, where he laid in large stock
Of hardware to help fill up his mag
ni6cent new store. He says the snow
wasOoplyS about six feet (deepinl the
streets of New York when he left
there.
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ANOTHER TALE OF FIcTIoN.
readers of an evening paper were yes
terday treated,to another tale of tic-
ton. The subject will not prove a
pr0ftable,eneoTs ,Taliqa.
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4 A HAPPY CoINcIDENT. : AS we
were standing on the eornerof Main
and Water Streets, yesterday morn
ing, devising some means to cross
where the mud looked unfathomahlo
the grand commander 8 Of the IL
brigade appeared on the scene Of az.
ton with shovel and scraper, and. as
if by magic, the mud disappeared from
the crossing and pedestrians I passed 4
over without soiling the blacking on
their boots. Before night. however
the crossing was nearly as bad as avor
In the present liquifed state Of tba
mud, the only efectual remedy - to
clean Main Street, from. Water ~
First, and then scrape. the thin mud
off Of Water. Street from Locust to
Sycamore. 9 Forlthe Wharf there il n, NO
remedy till the sun dries up the mud n
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CITY NEWS.

DoING COOP. The cutters on Main
Street, from Second to Third, have
been cleaned out, and are now nice
and clean. This is a good beginning.
Push the work along. =
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CoRREcTIoN.-In the JOURNAL, of
Thursday, we were made to say that
officer Frank Morris had caught two
negro boys carrying off bags of cotton
from the wharf. We wrote it very
plainly officer Frank, " but our fore
man never having heard Of that indi-
vidual, very naturally supposed that
we meant. Frank Morris. which we
didn't. The cotton was secured. but
the negroes, we learn, have disap-
peared. should think it very diff ;
cult to identify a negro after he had
once got out Of, sight; g We never
could discriminate between two Jumps
I'll q .rtutHf9tt iDtftt HuJ ~
L.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

To LoU1syILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock A, NJ. Every Wednes-
day, Thursday, and Saturday at O'Clock
10 CA1Ro Daily, except ssundays at 8
O'Clock p. NJ. -
4 To GREEN RIvER.- Every Wednesday
and Saturday at O'Clock p. M.
~, Io "a, EAs ST. T7EiFFefF IhqEsf sy 4
/ TO Unsatisfactory Saturday at A
Tfotf 1DDiE:Es s1Daily, EXCEPT aoat Sundays,
at o'clock Pm. -
| TfSFsEFN MT4a1fsR SEA$A"fE
! Rockport Stage (via NewburghsaE1d Boom.
villegl carrying the mai, 3leaves at A. M,
on M ondays. Wednes days and Fridays.
Arrives by 2 p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. lasilc9 DnG AHtyAAsf3 gitt 9isi
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Nom
days and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. NJ. NFL A37 =
MtINernon MaillStage leaves daily Tex
ptSundays( at . A. M. Arrives daily lex
cept Sundays) Ibyt2P! NJ. lt(lsi iHkib4 ~
I'd NEwBURG.-Hackd daily Except Sum
day D. from the Merchants Hotel, at 8
O'Clock P. NJ.
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AfD &c ,le i w emo otf id85
that 81 the ffaWiihhga Of the the g ground
the barricade in front Of the deep
oelfaf. dug FOR the new building Of NJ
J 4 Wesley Hughes, on First Street,
has slipped down into the cellar,
leaving a narrow sidewalk, rendering
the, place extremely dangerous. As
the proprietor is absent itR,Wo1ld be
wellfor the city to- have a new barri-
cade erectedsto prevent accident. saa7g
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sB-" V TOES" were the order in The las
session of Congress, zbpt nothing was 80
effectda1ly Vetoed as Indigestion, Dyspep-
STA and their kindred sevils Ing GOES
DYSPEPSIA CB RE- ' No1twolttiftis vote
can eyerxsustainF these troubles wheps the
Cure Is called TO the rescue Dyspepsia
Heartburn, and Acidity of the Stomach
cannot exist Where Goes Dyspepsia Cure
is talSen.w Es~ua ,rs,ts siffIl4 dewitt u
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I THEELING DULY 81 THANKFUL FOH
* the very liberal patronage recelveo
permanent residents of me city, desire all
persons whether they need their PROBES
s1onal services or not) TO visit tnsLr looms
ano see tie various styles Of WORK manu-
featured. Hg9l 9aTfT ii9t4g 80
: Improvements and inventions, are being
made, and everything that VIII VI u suoserve
The interests of their patterns y secured py
are equal to any in the Eastern cities.
They ha Je sayerai a aesthetics for alle-
Waiting pain when extTseii.nsg g teeth be ras,.,
" Cheeks that are sisnIl e,,eS1.,, ris9Ooieu
All dssirab HE - STYLES Of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH made anywhere tr In the I'M, United
States are made s31SSceessfuily Corrected ol
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DF. Johnson.

This celebrated man, Notwithstanding
he moraIffyof his life and writings, was
Obliged to call in the holy Offices, of a
divine to soothe his dying hours. If he
could have procured bottle of s. DR., ]. w.
Poland's White Pine compound, eds
reer might have been successfully baffied,
and the religious world blessed with the
many-rich fruits of his ripe cid age.o Sold
Of 1-ofofI nv ALI druggists.
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CARE oFrTHEg PooRWe learn
from the Township Trustee that there
has been considerable call upon the
township and county authorities dur
ing the past few weeks fer assistance
to the poor, The most cases being for
mere temporary relief. The provisions
made by the County Commissioners
have, however, been so liberal that
there has been no. serious suffering,
andIour county and city have not been
disgFaced by any case of starvation or
death from EaHt2 pnl1slnTu7
l AN ENTHUSIASTIC. .ADMIRER.-We
dropped into the Theatre for a few
moments last night andIswas highly
amused by an old gentleman, with
grey hairs, who seemed to be perfectly
enthused with the playo He gavel vent
to his feelings in loud laughter and
cheers, and during the Donheybrook
jig and fight, he become so thoroughly
excited that he arose from his seat.
and expressed his qualification by
swinging his hat around his head, and
Shouting at the, top Of his voice. : 1t
was high compliment to the. actors.
The old gentleman had, manifestly,
never visited Theatre before, and
thought the actions real. 4! a.'i,945 a 1
PREPARING TO REBUILD.-We, no
ticed the other day men. at work, re-,
moving the dilapidated Foundation in :
Mat. Henning's cellar. We,afe glad
to know that Mr.. Henning, nothing
daunted BY his bad fortune last year,
will renew the work at the earliest
possible day, and that the magnificent
harble-front block will be completed
at an early period next season. nef7l
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snSG Just received choice lot Of
Oranges, Pine Apples and Bananas
at b4eo, - yssse III. HERMANNls,os
feb016-3t ~ No. 40 Main Street.
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'.tBachesiOr's HaiF Dive.

This splendid, Hair Dye is the best IN the
world! cFhe lohfy true and perfect Dye.
Harmless, Reliable, advantageous. No
disappointment Mol ridiculous tirts.
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects of bad I2yeso Iuvigorates the hair,
leaving 1t soft and beautiful. The genu-
inc is signed Willia2Es Al BqtcheloT, "A y 9th
ers are SCG III wi 1aalH Sou d oe
f1mers, Fl Eaa9etorX ~ RaTcl9y Stree, Negv
Rar BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT
dec. LILY. III aErLE.nAyL
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APPLESl APPLEsl !-Parsons SEQ
vile a Co. have just received a small
lot of choice Eastern Apples. Call
early, or they will be gone. Y Main
street. .Y9HfiauIIH b feb12-f
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DAVID E. WATKINS,

Hfte pfaNew York Gity,hE 9iiI7asE'
Attorney and, Counselor at Law,
Can bsinound at the Office of Norris s
Johnson, near the corner of Third and
Locust Streets, Elliott's Building, Evans
ville,4nd a YHq @aa ~ =
WIN promptly attend to all business en-
trusted to his 6are.S "a u y ~
Refers to the officers of the Evansville
s.aeIHHffb tfTtFO9 IVA DY locH dSrp
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LDliiDssd A--itIgOJ aaET T8zoww
,- 80 stGs TGi .a59il1s az
~ nfsA cS ,.6OHa Yaa MyLV
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LAW CARDS.

Conrad Baker. n a c.. H. Butterheld.
Baker az Butterffeld.
n WORCESTERSHIRE CIV
IN prompt attention to all business IL
OFFlGEA Third street. between Mar
and Locust EVANSVILLE, IND, n
iulY6d9ffi9 - -. p lA'I'NEl 80
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fWEfi1 10 - - f11'aA4F FNEG- IN ii4u
gsfgsooIsj 70 iI5.i iI0ssH iiHl .flas1 b Is rios
eds rs 3ife t9i shns .bAah so ayevIa ..o1s
vib GFonI -asoi1e I3s fanl 45wgs
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The FranklIn Rrlck Machine.

Justly celebrated for perfect simplicity,
great strength, and immense compresSing
power, IS GUARANTEED, with eight men
and two horses, to sself-tempef the clay
and MAKE 5000 to $500 elegant bricks per
hour. j. H. RENICK, Proprietor,
No. 7lsBrpadway, New Y orks Roem6ss
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D~ CoLGATE's1 HONEY SOAP. = This
celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
emand, Is made from the CHOICEST mate
,laas, lis NILD and EMoLLIENT ia its nature,
R1AGRANTLY SCENTED, and extremely
-EEEFfoIAL in its action upon the skin.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-16

REMOVED - The wrecks Of the
buildings on Main Street, partially
destroyed by fire. about two weeks
ago, have been removed, and We hope
soon to see old cellars give place to
shapely excavations in which to plant
fine block Of handsome new build
ings, which will be an ornament to
the city, and an honor to the proprie7
tors. -si{e3 Di-A '''5 - > y
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-16
JAMES I, WA4KER, :.

JUSTICE loFlTHElPEACEAAN AGENT
FOR OBTAINING PENSIONS, BACK ~
PAY AND BQUNTIES
roR DIsCHARGED SOLDIERS, AN
n for the Widows and other Legal Re.
o: the United States. Office on the North
west side of Third street, near the Wash
ington House, and nearly Opposite the
CoUrF house, Evansville, Ind.
A II, business entrusted to- him Will be.
proximity attended To- ] 9CV o 5an1S-1ys