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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-10
ATTACHING A. STEAMBOAT UNDER

q ATTACHING A STEAMBOAT oUND Err
DIFFIoULTIEs.-Som weeks ago a
number Of men who had been en-
ployed as laborers on the Starlight,
upon settling, failed TO agree as to the
amount due them, aud returning to
this city, sued out an attachments be-
fore j ustiee Stinson, and patiently,
we suppose. awaited the return of the
boat to this port. This sdesiraGle
event took place ns.Mendfy evening.
The men were on the watch, and no.
tiled Frank Morris, who forthwith
FASTENED to serve the ttachments.
When he reached the river. the boat
was afshort distance from shore, and
Capt; ,Sheppard, sqspectingF Danger,
declined to land, but cast anchor in
the stream. Frank procured . dug,
out, /" andwith bold DASH boarded
the steamer, Notwithstanding he was
ordered of. He, however, brought
them to terms, and served the attach
FaentS, ana got aboard. -.
Yesterday the case came up before
Justice Stinson, Peter Maier appear
ingfor the plaintiffs, and AFRO Dyer
for the defense. A jury was called. to
whom the testimony and. arguments
of the counsel were submitted but
they.fa to, agree, aud "a second
jury was empanneied We. listened
ito one of the learned counsel for a
few. minutes, and heard him, talk of
sending greenbacks by the Atlantic
Cable, which we considered profound
argument, and left. We learned af-
forwards that the second jury had
rendered a verdict for the plaintiffs.
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We are a1tb orized by the Manhat-
tan Insurapcer Company, to Say to
our fellow1citizens of'the Jewish faith
that the, recent Instructions Of that
Company to their agents was not in
tended to prohibit them from sinsur-
ing any reliable. men, whether Jews
or Gentfles; and we are Instructed TO
grant their Policies to all good men
who apply for the same, without re-
gard to- race or religion. We trust
this statement viii be satisfactory 20
our friends of the j ewisk faith. and
we respectfully solicit a. Continuance
of the patronage heretofore, received
from them.gla NExsEg & BIxBY. If
ima10 1t Ag'ts Manhattan Ins. TO-.
'''NEE REA T. ,lsrAlftss AdENcY.- !.
p. Ellintt e Son have opened Real
Estate Agency and General lntellis-
gence Office, for the sale of and rents
Ing of lands, houses, 3d. &c.
Persons having. houses or land to
rerft-of sell, sor persons wishing to
purchase or rent. will do well by CALI
ing on them at their office, ON Third
Street, near Locust, in 4 Elliott's
Block. serIbanf ga ~
: osrf 40 yltfss r .5ssz,. 10 f.f,f-sff fa4 ~,
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CITTY NEWS.

: THE LATE FRosr. From gentle
men from the country, we learn that
the frost of Wednesdayi morning cut
off all early vegetables such as beans,
corn, sweet potatoe vines, &C., &c.
They believe, however, that the fruit
is uniajureds We hope this is the
last frost we shall have to record this
Spring aaM IlAA2-y.EI- u o. az
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Bachelors Hair bye.

Znls splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
49, Agsid; The only ty7ss and perfect Dye.
y sizsappoIntment. No ridiculous tints.
- Natural Slack or Brown. Remedies the Ill
. soAs4ag 1t soft and beautiful The genu-
az3e Is signed Wfi1idns A. Bdschetor. All 9TH
ga are mere limitations. and should be
xs0aded. Sold NY all Druggists and Per-
azlers. FACTORY 81 sBarciay street, New
%. aEREwARE ora
i q nee. Ally. 4ss41 Uy-At4s1-sa- " IT.
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ag Altering & Hassler. No. 10,
South First Street, are now preparedto
furnish their numerous customers
with the most delicious ice cream.
Their saloon is one of the finest and
most commodious in the city. and the
ice.cream superb. If.
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rag If you-are in need of a stock
of liquors, our advice would be for
you to 60 to Hodge, Carr x Co.'S, cor
ner Water and Sycamore Streets, and
buy them cheaper, better, aad more
of IT,, m for less money than any
other house will or can afford them.
All liquors warranted as represented.
ian9 IF
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: EXTRA CHOICE FAMILY Flour
We have two hundred barrels of the
best Family Flour in the market,
made from pure white English Wheat.
Flour can get it if they call soon at
III. ID. ALLIs & Co.,
Corner Water and Vine Streets.
my3-1m IN ~
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NEW MRTRoPoLITAN-Let it be
remembered that Mrs. Bella Golden
takes grand complimentary benefit
to- morrow night and let it be a
bumper. No lady on the American
stage is more deserving of such a
compliment, The box Office will be
open to-day from 10 to o'clock, for
the sale of tickets, ..sessi$
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.siiigz.asi -' May 9Th .i 1857
toThere villsbel a general meeting of
the stockholders, of the Evansville
Library Association. at the Library
Rooms, sons@Fuesday evening, May
18th, 1867, at q o clock, to act upon
the proposed amendment to lthe, ,con-
stitution, and attend TO such other
business as may be presented.
asaA ..oOBy1order Dfthe Board,
J.iLORR,
dgW bne sIIRecording Secretary. 4
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p BE MerchantT ailors' new goods arr
irving at the. new establishment-54
Main Street. fcasfn tft4418
.faar5 If ~ SMITH & DARLING.
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! DD twenty-five boxes fresh oran-
ges just received and for sale, low,
by Parsons, Scoville x Co., " Main
Street.
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A CHANGE OF sSTATI0HssTTo-d day,
the 10th, according to asscircular is
sued by Mr. John Ingle. Jr,. Presi-'
dent sud General Superintendent of,
the E. & c. r. R.. trains win cease to
stop at what has hitherto been known
as 3sStq James sStatiohss but will stop
at, fsStaeer'ssS'' which wiHahenceforth
be known as EST. James though
some suggest that it should be called
sStacer,sH ,NBOY E.7E
This change is made, as we under
stand, because. of petition, numer-
ously signed, asking the change. Mr..
Stacer will we understand. build a
Station House and render the station
much more convenient for passengers
to get,onor offthe train. yTy
4 CoURT OF COMMON, PLEAS. Some
Probate business was disposed of yes
5terday morning iniths Court of Com
mon Pleas, after which, the trial of
the case of JOHNNY App VS.. John E.
Meni was resumed, which occupied
the whole day. When we visited the
Court room yesterday, that venerable
temple of Justice was ringing with a
forensic eloquence that was well cal
culated to. enlighten the jurygrfJ ones
and. Stiuson appeared for the plain
tiff, and gfehart and DENLY for the
defense,,We saw, Proseeater, Hog
gait, with valfse in hand breaking for
the packet yesterday afternoon, which
led us to the belief that no criminal
cases were likely to come upat present.
PERsoNAL,-Mr. James Roberts,
Of the Celebrated xxx Madison
Ale mandatory of Belser & Co., of
Madison, Ind, dropped in onus yes
terday, who visits the city on a . flyer,
| as Ben. B. Taylor expresses it. We
take, it that Roberts drinks his own
| ale. heieSks So hale and hearty
MR., S. Kercheyal. Treasurer of
SpeRcen County, swzAsinL Che city yes.
terafayr on =, 2 a,yIiang,yisit, He returned
on the Morning Star.
q fHE OPEsA HtoSuAsE,AThs work on
the new Opera Hohseis beingpashed
forward with much vigor. Mr.. Pit
man. the present optraetor, has a
large force at work, and the building
lis 9 begfnnihg TO assume form and
shape 7 The division wall next the
JOURNAL efice is up, aboyethe second
joists-the back wall nearly as high,
and the PARTITION walls well under
way. and by TO tomorrow night the
workmen will be ready for the iron
fronts The arches beneath the pave
ment on Locust Street have been cons
pleted. When the iron gra ting is laid
down, the sineumbrances that have so
long obstrueteds that great thorough
fare will be finally removed. This
| block, wfea Seoinpleted, VIII be. the
very handsomest one in the city, and
| will BE wen worthy Of imitation by
property holdersiin other parts Of the
city. g s9olla ts2Hbo1 20 afa aoa a
! @St3da YNJAglx las
ft ~ 8 , az -
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The TRADE OF ReUGHi CREEK. ~
We some time ago called the atten-
ton of our wholesale merchants to
the importance of making an effort to
secure the trade of that portion of
Kentucky watered by Rough Greek, a
branch of Green River This stream
has already been improved and rem
dered navigable to Hartford. and a
good trade has been built up with
that place. But we are assured by
gentlemen thoroughly conversant
with that whole region, that the
stream IS susceptable of such improve
fnent as will make it manageable for
near 100 miles further, penetrating an
extremely fertile and prosperous re-
gion, greatly in need Of an. outlet for
cheap transportation to a good mar
ket. Rough Creek runs almost paral-
lei with the Ohio River, at distance
of twenty or thirty miles. and nearly
all the produce of that region, and
supplies for it, are hauled that dis
lance to and from Cloverport and
other Chic River towns. IF the prop
er improvements were made, vast
amount Of trade, that now goes to
louisville BIZ way Of. Cloyerports and
other towns, could be diverted to this
city The expense of the proposed
improvement will not be great, and
we submit it to the consideration of
our merchants, if it would not be to
their interests to aid in the work
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.SrovEs AND TINwARE-Wholesale
and retail, at j. b. MEsKER's,
Sycamore, bet. Second and Third SITS.
mh12-3md&w
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STORE ROOM FOR RENT offer for
rent the fine four story store room on
First Street, near Main. Possession
given Immediately. as
ap4 If j. r. LoTsPEICH.
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sSs5StJ1 ny FROM V1NCENNES.
a ~ so Going East. Going W.T..
2:25 NJ 6:25 n
Express -+ D .50 p Df $3.50 N
- asi1 STEAMBOAT LINES. ~ ~
8 To LoUnsvILLE.AEvery Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock AM. Every Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at s
To CAIRo-Daiiy, except Sunday, at
10. GREEN RIVER Every wednesday
and Saturday at 6 O'Clock p. M Every
Monday and Thursday at o'clock Pm.
To sEAsTPoRT.1-E Every Tuesday and
Friday att O'Clock r. n. sfos1az Ha -
TO HE spERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
Z TO NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
p. M. f9s'fsa1 s1f s9s1 sfff HtAt9si
= To MEMPHIS ofls -
& Rockport Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
ville,) carrying the mail, leaves at Y A. NJ,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by z P. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. 8 lfs4 fn S5fG Il i& sp
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays att A. M. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. M lisssHee "a
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundaysl at 7 A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays by 2 P. M.
To NEwBURG.-Hackd daily Except Sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
o'clock p. NJ.
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ACCIDENT. Yesterday morning a
horse belonging to woman who had
come to market, took itainto its head
to run away, and made ans effort in
that direction. Its movements fright
ened others and they followed suit,
The result was general mash up
the demolition ola lamp post and the
fracture of horses leg. The scene
is reportedSas5quite lively for a while.
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EVdHSvIut LfDfdrJ ASSUCIdtl0us
Amen D,ent to- the Constitution of the
Evansville i library ( association,
9. tib9tae
SECTION l. During the period of
three 81 years from and after the
adoption Of this article, all persons
not stockholders. who shall pay into
the treasury of the Association two
(2) dollars annually, in advance, shall
be entitled to all the privileges now
exercised and enjoyed by stockhold-
ers under the existing Constitution.
SEC, 2, There shall be a new elee-
ton of officers Immediately after the
adoption of this amendment; but the
annual elections thereafter during
said period of three (3) years. shall
| be held on the. first Monday of May
of each and every year. sAtsll such
elections each stakeholder and sub :
scriber shall be entitled to but one
vote. stsio-i = q 30 sest
SEC. 3. At the end of three 80
years, q board ofsreferees. consisting
of seven ca persons, shall be elected,
three Cd of then. bykthe-stockhold-
ers, three (3|byi the subscribers. and
the seventh by the six thus chosen.
and if in their judgment the plan Of
management now proposed be success
fnI, then win the stoc kholders sur
render their peculiar rights, and the
Association shall thereafter be in the
hands of subscribers, otherwise the
Association shall revert 10 It's present
organization.
r. SEC A. All provisions IN the pres
ent ConstitutionI inconsistent With
this amendment shall be suspended
during said period of three CD years.
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A Coon WoRKl-We are glad to
see that the alley leading from Lo-
Gust to Main Street, between Water
and Fourth Street, is being repaired,
and, we think, in first rate manner.
For a long time there has been, in
wet weather, an ugly mud-hole in the
mouth of the alley, near Main Street.
which will be, by this Improvement,
perfectly and perpetually improved.
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REMoy A.. In; order to make re-
pairs to OUR old. stand, we will move
to No. 40 Main Street, opposite our
old house. until the repairs are COM
pleted. We will be pleased to meet
our friends at,our new stand.
= .Iaay8 1w~ FENDRHcHA i5RoTHERS.
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pTI am receiving daily, from the
best manufactures. Of New England,
every " riety of fine and desirable
boots and shoes, embracing :.
Ladies Caters and Slippers of all
kinds; 49, 80 30,
Mems French Calf Boots, Caters
and Balmorals; nt 5-o5e 15inH ....
] The. best and most slightly Boys
Boots in the city; ~ 500
r Childrens' Ankle Ties and Slip
pers. -
Misses and Childrens' Shoes of all
kinds; as
And everything else, fine or course,
wanted in the city or country trade,
which I am selling cheaper than in
ferior goods can be found elsewhere.
ladies and Mise Fine Shoes made
to order &fsia4 9 % z. W.T. Turner.
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A SLIGHT DiFFERENcE.-At New
Albany. during the period extending
from May 10. 1866, to May l. 1867,
! the wharfage collected was, after de-
Quoting wharfmaster's salary, 81 ,9H.-
%. At Evansville, the wharfage
collected, after ideducting the wharf
master : salary, was $40, 424 %, which
is not "a fair criterion by which to
judged Itheoeomparatiye business of
the city, as here the Wharfage is lower
than at almost any point, on the Ohio
River. and when our wharf repairs
are finished, the net revenue of the
wharf wilh pei fully sslo, 900 per aa-
mum, st is not strange that taxes in
New Albany areI20 per cent. higher
than in Evansville There are other
particulars in which me might con-
strastI the expenses of our cityFwith
the village of New Albany.
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Il; LOCAL NOTICES.

ROONs OF THE EVANSVILLE
= 5.s LIBRARY A ASSOCIATION,
y n May 9Th . 1857
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COMING SOUTH.
Terre Hauts and indianapolis.
FROM TERRE HAuTE.
0hies and Mississippi Railroad.

0FRoM vrNcFNNH
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TENDER, 1867, have been laid upon
our table by Rev. }. j. Hight, Pre-
siding Elder Of the New ALBANY Dis
trict. We propose to make a brief
summary of the statistics contained
in these minutes; but we will here
premise that the minutes have been
most terribly butchered in the print
ing or by the Secretary of the Con-
ference, we do not know which for
they contain many glaring errors, and
several of the most important churches.
In the Conference are not mentioned
in some Of the important statistical
tables. We will take the liberty,
however, to make the necessary cor
rections, so far as we may bettable to-
do so, and to supply omissions made,
IN the printed copy l,4 fe.se.ft g.rrIr
There are in the Conference seven.
Presiding Elder DISTRICTS containing
ninety-six stations or-circuits. There
are in the Conference, PATTI men,,
bors, and 3, 963 probationers. making
a total of 28.740 communicates, AN
increase over 1866 OIL 66. The num-
Der of deatkssduring the rCepfereuce
year was 2S6. a decrease of 40 On the
mortality Of the previous year, The
numberiof local preachers in the
Conference is..221, and the mum Der Of
pre sS;b E + ep gagged in the regular work
The baptfsms during the last Con-
tererence year were-adults 1851;
children 762. There are in the Com
ference $50 churches, valued at $437,-
235i and Y parsonagee, valued att
SIS 600. ma ring FL total valuation ne
,churchesiand lparsonages $502,235a 4
The benevolent contributions of the
Conference during the past year were
as follows: for Conference claimants
81 1888 Oh; for the Missionary Society
ST. 487 OF; for the Tract Society $138!
IS; for the Bible Society $2,674 g; 4
for the Sunday School Union $183 80 N
making a total of 81 ,967 49,. The
Centenary contributions Of the Com /.
ference are sec, 1874; increase ofehnrcha ]
property S102, 500; payment of church
debts s., S05; total $172, 29E--NsA
Ledger. y -eI.oT3tmo9 sdf s.: s5aaI
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 NATIONAL CONVENTION of dele
gates from the various branches of.
the Presbyterian Church 10 the Uni
ted States is to assemble in Philadel7
phia on the first Monday of Noyem-
Der. The Convention promises to be
one of great interest and Importance.
All of the principal railroads are ex-
pecteds6 sretdFnE delegates free. Who
pay full fare in going to the s,I CS4qeysHff'
lion.
THE ma many friends Of Rev. &C. II.
Sims IN this city will be gratifed to
learn Of his success IN indianapolis.
The Journal, of that city. says be is
exceedingly popular with his people.
He attracts full congregations at every
service. ahdfan enlargement ofsthe
church IS already regarded as neces-
sary. Under his management the
Sabbath School has nearly doubled
within a month zIoQa xo0H0z
: The New Albany Commercial says
the Third Presbyterian Church of
that ieity,will be ouesof the handsam-
est stone edifces in the State. The
work of the church. Is pretty much
completed, aud the rest of the work
will be pushed on very rapidly.
FHB Cincinnati Commercial says
The probabilities of an early union Of
the Old and New School Presbyterian
bodies are lessening, owing to persist
ent Opposition, from certain infuen-
tial doctors Of the Old School. The
Northeastern Presbyterian, Chicago,
and=thePriaeetea- Rtvtese,- are-both
committed empbatic4ly 20 the nega7
tiyeef the question, DIR. Hodge, 10
the iIattersoeiaimia g.that the doctrinal
Standards a. If the t$q SeppminationF
areeseptiallY aisyiActii >, ~ sir5Fs .,o ss
Tar New" YORK FEeFa}as Of a lats.
date, announces that no longer in the
4Suadoy Herald will be published any
notices or criticisms of the Devils do
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DRY GOODS.
So Main Street.

WXYE NOW OFFER-FO THE PUB
wv lie large and well-selecteds stock
of Fall and Winter Dry Goods. Having
bought new goods recently, and selling
all our goods at prices only justified by
present low prices East We respectfully
in Dress Goods. All the newest Shades in
French and Irish Popllns, French s,ieri-
nos, Empress Cloths, Winseys, Melange,
Scotch Plaids, and ALI Wool Delaines.
Our, stock in Wooden Goods is the largest
in the city. In Cloths of all olors, Cassis
meres. ySailnets, Tweeds, Jeans, .end Elan
dncements no other house IN the city can.
Our stock ofiNotions is large, comprising
lgss;x OK 70 &c foHnd;, We have
Drawers. Hoods aud Nuhias, .ShawIsi and
HooPTskirts, Blankets, &c, q snw tanrnr
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CMURCH NOTICES.

CHURCH NOTICES,
The Missionary Society of the
Walnut Street Presbyterian Sabbath
School will hold its quarterly meeting
in the lecture room Of the Church at
three o'clock PM The exercises will
consist Of reports from the classes,
announcing their missionary titles,
and scripture texts to correspond with
the same, collections for the quarter,
an appropriate address, in which
all will be interested, singing, &c.
The friends of Sunday Schools and
the public generally are invited :
attend, -,
Hereafter, until further notice, the
evening meetings at the Walnut
Street and Cumberland Presbyterian
Churches win begin promptly at z
O'Clock. 5.e =
st. Paul's Church, corner Of First
and Chestnut Streets, Rev. Ell. w.
Spalding, Rector. Services to-mor-
row, 10Th Sunday after Trinity,at 1O3
AN. and Pm. Sunday School 9A.M.
Mission School at pm. Dur
ing the week, Wednesday at a
pm. The regular monthly missionary
meeting wilFbe held on Wednesday
evening. 1t is hoped that there will
be a fuA1attendance of the officers
and members of the Missionary So
ciety.
First Baptist Church, Geo. +. Pen
tecost, Pastor Usual Sabbath SER
vices at 10l AN. and z pm. Sabbath
Sehoolat 8 An. tt tu ,f e'ea ee4I
ALL the evening meetings Of Trim
ity NJ E. Church, after.this date viii
commence at z 0 clock, instead Of u
as Heretofore ,retet}A .-tt@
The subject of discourse for the
two or three Sunday nights ensuing,
will be !" The Theatre, and Kindred
modes Of public entertainment. -" All
are invited to attend, the youth of the
city particularly.
enc r. ANDRUs, Pastor.
EVANSVILLE, Oct. 26th, 1867. zo' 5.
Epdasrille District Ministerial Meet
ing.-There will be meeting Of the
Ministers of the Evansville District,
(Ind. Conf.,) at Fort Branch, COM
mencing Monday evening, November
18th,-proximo.---Let- each brotLer
come with a written sermon, sketch,
exegesis, or essay.
Opening sermon, Monday evening,
by Geo. F. Colmer. Tuesday morn
ing-Sermon by J. w. Julian; in the
evening, sermon by r. Andrus We'd
Desday morning-Sermon by S. L.
Binkley; evening, sermon by j. B.
Likely. Thursday mo7ning-Sermon
by H. Hays, and the <Saeraments.
Thursday afternoon closing exercises.
let every brother como to remain
during the meeting. Brethren from
other districts are cordially invited to
meet with US ouru4g al
By request of brethren. 80
St.-A- B. f. RAwLINs p. "a II
I EVANSVILLE, IND, Oct. %, 1867.
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Domestic Goods

I'VE have now in stock, in Bfeached and
Brown MuslIns, Canton ,FIannels. Prints,
best brands produced IN. this country. "a ID
The house that viii heI goedsRt marked
I h9,
HUDSPETH. ADAMS & CO.,
sGAEkT) IEGSs Main Street.
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RHITE. PINE COMPOUND,
GEORGE w. SWEET, MD,
INSURANCE.
EVANSVILLE. ms INSURANCE co.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL...s..-ss.....SI,000 COO :
F1AfID VI SAPITA4NIYr,,,;..,- 10000
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FIRE, MARINE, q FLAT BOAT RISKS
81 Ns1n Takenoat fair rates. nn-I-.La
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FaII and Winter Dry Goods

In charge of o. E. BUTCHER, is being daily
replenished, and the assortment IS now
Omplete-consisting Of Swiss, Jaconets,
Table Linens and Cloths, stand and Table
Covers. Towels, Napkins, Handk erchiefs.
Embroideries, Edgings, Laces Goth real
and irnitation), Embroidered and Lace
Curtains, and charming beauties in Bed
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26
2 tIAIt1Il HsiH ~ 1ITUN|. n" 10
Great New England Remedy
DIR. J. w. 1PoLAND's 90
WHITE PINE COMPOUND

IoOTe1 INIOUt, OOtIS,- COUyFtS, 1DtDLIle-
ria, Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood,
and Pulmonary affections generally.
1t Is q Remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, Diff
fcHlty Of Voiding Urine, BIeeai6a0
from the Kadnegst and Bladder,