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CITATION NOTICE.

The esss Of ni.i.ippi, hssls county. To
Susan A. vaashsn, he widow, Nellie A. HsIls,
kasvne wsils fiHoknsy Wells Ada weIls
Frsnk wslls and james n. weik k<iu q law
ssd disfribsssea Il Wn. q wella asesasrd,
snd - vsaxhas, husband of nd eunna
A Ios ssd 81 4 ~ ss herssy eissd y
~ and appear bsfsrs ~ Prshass cosrt e nis
csssty, a The esnrtksus> thsrcsf - - ~
nss1ay h sspesahpr, les5, ~ - fhur> 70
shor esus vhy he petition Il sans<l ressa
stainstrrtsr e bnh - q - o1a1e 81
wml 9 wslf sseean>A prsyise - Ne ~ q
ths re.l esaae Il - dUnn1 d ~ uuunfy
that b 10 ~, trn ~ n gruunf ria ~
ienemsnss k<rsdItansats ssd appsr1rnaacps
thsrssc ~bslssxisE b Ne ssvs u hstpsvils
70 psy deestrnf's d<e1z sbsnh nct h< usns>i'
BY order Of eeuft izned inly, 1897.
sas-s, VIZ. w0vTTES, Cert.
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Yssas's Great P~hy<oissicsi vcrh. q svssy
oss BE e~n dertsr-b>tsE . private i~uuirucser
Or married ps.nas o. Thee about 70 msuy.
hesh male asd fsuale In evsry,hine cosesra-
.az The pAysiclasu Asa Fslsloas of osr sexual
rystenl and Ne p ,dscsioa OF pvvsa,isa d
eaAprins, including al he ses discovsdeu
never sssrs 0tvss N Ne Easl~A Language hy
w. feesa. IN TAk : really svsinsbis
and ins>r~ssg vok n 10 written q plsln
lanenags - Ne essesl rsaAss sai ; nl.s-
tr.s>d viii upwards q - hnstrsi sssssv-
iae An ycshs married r>er,e Or shcss con
teurlsiing marriage. kaa having he lsut In
peelsent - u~Fvi>d il sAssl1 ~ ~
heak. a dlrsusss errtn NJ svexy 90 shsuad
b acquainted viii. Sun n Il 4 hupk shss
ssszt y losked aR and not Ne shrut he house
Il iii - s<nt - ~ 60 a Ne re<<irs 81
fihy csstl Aaarrn n. w. rorxa. Ne ais
spruce s'r-s, above Fcsrsh. rhiiAaelphis.
aafe-fy
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7 FIRMS
sHRRTFF'S SALE.

by virtue Of . writ Of erecusien 70 me a.
recssd BY The CLERK " The Chsnccry Court q
Pamela county. I wiiL on Monday, the "a d.y
a oep'smesr, isss, proved % ell fer cash 10
the hirhes, bidder, n The coart-houze door In
The town q rsaolA, within lawful hour, the
toiicvine de>cribed pop<rty, together with
dwelling keuss thsrsoa, ts-sit Lc>s Numbered
|, . and . 10 block number twelve In che
town u rAnolA county Of fAnolA Mississippi
hsisr The property purchased BY ". p. woos.
Ten, a Ccemisuisaers ssIe and erc~pied ~ J.
", Narkksm. Said Als b>iag nsas 10 rsiisfy
adgpeat On statutory bosa fortified the ith
dAy o. july, isss, n hvos cf Angelica A.
ksisA eenpaAisA.s n sdstssi ssis ae.insi
Wn. = Farmer dekaa.sa
snio-st n n J0NES shsria.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-17

On the 9th inst, by the Rev. II.
NJ. Morrison, Mr.. Stephen Cain to
Miss Sarah Stogner.
On some day, by same officiating
clergyman, at the residence of the
brides father, at Eureka, Capt. John
T. Riley TO Miss Lucy A. Small.
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Never be 80 rude as 10 say TO a
man, "There's the door," but say,
Elevate your golgotha to the sum
NIT Of your pericranium, and allow
me to present TO your ocular dom
onstration that scientific piece Of
mechanism which constitutes the
egress portion Of this apartment
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Stanton Won't Resign.

The following correspondence be-
tween the President and Stanton
is interesting. II seems the Secre-
tary does not intend to leave until
he is kicked out, which operation he
would use for political capital, as
Sumner did his aagclation at the
hands Of Brooks. Here Is the cor
respondence, short and sharp;
WASHINGTON, August 8.
70 Ei,cin M. Santon'
SiR-public Considerations of a
high character constrain me 10 say
your resignation as Secretary Of War
will be accepted.
Very respectfully,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
To this Stanton replied as follows:
sIR-Your note Of this date has
been received, stating that "public
considerations Of a high character
constrain you 10 say that my rcsig-
nation as Secretary Of war win be
accepted" In reply l have the honor
to say that public considerations Of a
high character, which have alone in
duoed me 10 continue at the head OF
the department. constrain me moi 10
resign the Office Of Secretary Of War
before the next meeting Of Congress.
Very respectfully, yours,
r. NJ. STANTON.
A later dispatch saws the Presi-
dan, h.. nr.c.;c.l,v ;ororca s,au,on
", aoa'shs
Colonel Townsend, Assistant AdJu'
tant General Of the army, instead O
the Secretary Of War, a. Il customary
The following Washington dis.
- ~ an. ,o,h L., .s..,.. AZ,
pau" " s ' Wv
matters,
The President at ten o'clock thil
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-17

The Texas Ranger says that farm.
Ing ou q large smle-paylng negroes
10 rniso cotton Gneeu dollars per
month ~ played out. Men do not
mine Tor gold when II takes one dol
lar and five cents 10 realize one dol.
lar. Making cotton since The break
mp has been Of this policy. There IL
uot one In q hundred has done more
than cover expenses. No now let
young men, instead Of doing Moth
ing, 10 and rcnt for the first year
forty or nlty acres Of tillable soil,
and pillow II with their own hands.
Then In a short time they can own
forty acres. Then In a short time
they have the means Of supporting a
family. In a short time You will see
this country flourish. God bless the
laboring men.
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INsoLyENT NOTICE

The s..ss Of nlsisirt PsuslA sssslj.
The creditors o. WIN. .. boho, dsc>.ss<, IT'D
aid county, The estate Of wn. J. Bobs,
ceased, having ben sspssssd fnnolvuuSo1&s
Nay term, 1851, Of the frphass Csur4 u ~
county, you as hereby setife1 ~ ysuuu5
properly probate your eisins sssisss dscunk
and hare them registered 10 lie o1Bcs q q
clerk Of the Probate Court Of MD eoun<y
the la day Of June, Isss, slss shey M y
forever barred. o. B. YObH0.
jee-4w .ua N AdninfGrusss.
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ADVERTISE IT'S.
NOTICE.

All parties owning judgments In the Cir
cult Court Of Pamela county, Mississippi, where
In executions have been entered nuiia bona, are
notified that unless the costs Of suit on the
zane are paid on or before the 18th day Of oc-
tohsr next steps win be taken 10 obtain an
order Of sale 6r the same 10 satisfy said costs.
aui2-bt J.C .HhnRIa0N. Clerk.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-17

Gen. B~caurcgard has been elected
Vice President Of the New Orleans
Commercial industrial Association.
Counterfeit gresnbacks Of The de-
nomination Of Is, were put in circu-
laiion in New York city last week.
The bills arc marked March 10,
1882, and are very fir countsrieits
in every respect, save that the words
United States" have . somewhsi
blurred appearance.
sheridan has "~readjustsd the
municipal government Of New Or
leans to suit himself.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-17

Ths sseAss d Jsaes \. Hsl~~L /-uuunr
having besa ssPcsed issoluut e - ~
i&ru. 1881, q he prshsis ca H.
eosesY, Hnisfppti n ept1tuof
enea ~ hsshy sotieei = p51<5 -
slssns sGrlns( ~ tRorm1
lsEisisfed h Ne eG<s e O. CA =
bsse ocxrt y Nj esVov aQt1lWMM
tern. isse. q "a essrt q ~ vTf6fpe5&
haired. vsr MXvUln
jsza-st. lklsukr.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-17

- i:': 3 : : 1870: = 4: .s.::s|.s:rsaEis
kiao tsp~spl " ~ rtsAso 60 H..
sssasy, = a. EPsPsF ~ fkssesf i1ol
an hsrshy nsised y havs ID Pr11l11 -
rssistsrsd u he oGcs 4 ~ GA = ~
ecsst 4 fks tasnAcf rrsslA, e1l11n q ~
p'ssrissd y b. e. sssz yMsss.4snl
Hs-st Adnisstrsior.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

. Where's aiths Juns yisru, 1851, 4 ~
hate ceasto q Pssss esssty, rinteippk s111
ts~ssansstary q " vii Il nazfln Xk1Arx
decsas>d. VEN svssted y ~ n1rusgnk
Agnes o. NcGshss; Esv IN prrspns NM
claims sg.lsa I'D 1sessss1 N - kere5
sosi6sd % Pseha1s thsis s,.im ~ hnxs ~
fvesstsred IN ~ e8os Il ~ CHA = Shelr
hate 0csFs y ~ eeso9 with dkst1nsl4
he'd b. IN, eln ~ 60 nm nfn.pwR
nd. Aoxun n .
le7e-es- nx'htsALn h 1c6cknI I
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature decay, and all the
effects Of youthful lndiscreiion, will, for the
aake of suffering humanity, send free to all
who need Il, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing 10 profit by the adj
y%eriiscr's experience, can do 80 by addressing,
In perfect confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
mayii-ly % Cedar street, New York.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
INsoLyENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Panola ccasty. n
the creditors Of James B. Mc0ehee, dtceas<1
late Of zaid county. You are hereby uctInst
that the estate o. aid deceased vas rportf
insolvent At the Nay term. 1851. ~ ~ rFseas
ccsrs Of aid county, and that ycu must prop
eriy probate and have your eisixa a16lns{ -
decedent registered In the once Of de clssk y
The Probate Court q aid county BY he -
day Of January, 1859, else they VIII b fossvs
barred. r. Y. MeGEHEk
WV. r. Ne0EhEE,
jss-4w E~xscuiou-
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All Land In this scheme Is in the
State Of Mississippi. The capital
prizes are within fifteen miles Of Men,
phis, on the Mississippi and Tennes-
see Railroad.
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WELLS.

am now digging wells II sevenysGse cent?
pef FOOT, and VIII Insure them against quick.
sand Two good hands must be furnished when
occasion requires. Myself and mule must ALEC
bs furnished during my wgk on The job.
TERMS Cash.
Iy0.im. " " kUNkEb.
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Important Decision

The following decision, which we
take from the Holly Springs Reporter
of the 9th, although promulgated a.
a rather late day, Is nevertheless Inn
portant;
nolly SWnisas Mn, July 20.
Bss,s, Major General 4. baird, .. n A, 9TH
Military Dls,ie. vicksbars. Nj.
GESERAI-The Board Of Regis
tration for Marshall county, Miss.,
would respectfully ask Information
in registering the following named
officers, Clerks Of Circuit or County
Courts, District Attorneys, Sherihs
Deputies, Postmasters' Deputies
Ovcrsecrs of the highway, Aldermen
Of Incorporated cities, whether au.
thorixed 10 act in a judicial capacity
or not
/ have the honor TO be, General
very respectfully, your obcdient scr
want, CnAs. II. townsend,
Recorder Board Of Registration.
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Ticket Costs One Dollar.

For a description Of the property refer TO
the new pamphle, issued by the company.
Titles arr perfect or the money win DO paid 10
the winner Of the prize.
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Htassslsffsa fcrrw auuaas Drsrsicr, \
= mississippi and ArksnsaSl
'iekssessl Ms, Aug. > 1851. J
Respectfully returned 10 the Board
of Registrars for Marshall county.
The Offices dlled by tho persons
described, exist in virtue OF a STATE
or = United States Law. They are,
therefore. disqualified.
by command Of Breyet Mao,
General i. q. c. Ord.
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Farms for the Million.
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL
MOBILE 4 OHIO,
MERIDIAN 4 vIcKsBuRG, on
MISSISSIPPI a TENNESSEE R.R.

The several tracts are disposed Of at the
lowest cash valuation. In subdivisions of 40,
so and 100 acres. Each Subdivision oousii-
,usss a prire, and each
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DE Lands m adapted 70 The growth Of
grain, cotton, grapes, etc. are cheaper than
acverrmcr, lands, w cold ,-t,-ae., ., one
dollar and = quarter per acre. The average
Coz, Of thsss lands l. from seven 70 ,weasy dol
lars per acre
Tickets may be had by applying 10 hsnphl,
Assscy. Deductions q 10 pr cent In fAvor
Of clubs Of zen cs more. jyie-lm
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Cheap Printing Paper.
TO NOTIONS AND rusffsHnHs
Lsfv 6s~ n n uml, Esg, ffsiAHf "
is ssnilfsm rrss iassisHsH

Lsfby Hgm " n uimh, htg, FfsfdsHf N
Ms sssfAfsm Ffss AssssisaeH
AftAsa, Ca, April 10, ise7.
a. Tma,s#rs, Ese~-Dess sgf II affords
me much pleasure TO eo,nmunieess 10 ygu the
following resolution o. The Southern Pfe's AZ
ISOLATION
Resolved, That a. a testimonial u our sppre.
citation fpf the ssalous faithful and effective
service N John \ Thfsshet, ksq, ss sHpefin-
,sndent ~ this Association In Years past We
hereby tender him the thanks of this sssocis-
lion, and confer upon him the complimentary
position N Agent Of the Bouthefn Press Asso.
citation In New York
Tho terms Of communication employed In the
above resolution do no more than justice TO
your important services during your superin.
endency-sefvIces which none had better OPP
portunity 10 know, and none can more highly
appreciate, than myself Should occasion re-
qulre, | shall be glad 70 avail myself Of the aid
provided for by the resolution.
: Very respectfully, your obedIent servant,
W. q. CLARK, President.
NOTICE. u
! would respectfully request every daily, tri-
weekly, seml-weekly, weekly and monthly
south Of the Potomac, and Ohio rivers,
and the 30 deg, 90 min. parallel Of latitude
West Of the Mississippi, 70 publish this adver.
iisemcnt twice, and send 70 me, At New York
each tims, q copy Of the paper containing II,
postpaid, with bill for same.
| II is desirable, In my combinations 10 pro-
cure cheaper printing paper for our Southern
Journals, that | shall have the fullest lnforma.
ton regarding the sixes Of paper used by the
several publications, and can procure II In nc
other way than by requesting particular atten'
ton 70 the need Of sending q copy Of the pub
LEGATION with the bill.
desire Il sent twice 70 provide against mai
failures, and they be postpaid to secure post
Office delivery. Us. THRASHER,
msyi-2t Box $3.50, New York, N. =.
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and dealers In METALLIC and WOODEN COZ.
fiva Prompt attention given 70 rndsfiak'
inr Al ~ times Ie7s tm.pd.
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R. II. BARHAM & co
sARDss. msss.,

Dealers Ia FURNITURE and vii ksep on
hand AZ assortment .. iss Rates Aiso,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-27

Government will ask for time, under
the pretense of being unprepared-
shift to get out of the trial. The Court
will then say that it will be IN session
for a considerable period, which will
afford the Government ample time f2
prepare, and if its representatives. tali
to prosecute the prisoner before The
term of the Court expires, it will In
that ease probably declare the Spns |
oner discharged in the absence OF
the prosecutor. And SO the greatest
criminal of this age yiligq LqpEhip
ped of justice.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-27
Rockport, Sept. % > - s
A Tough Eagle Story. :

The Marquette Journals RESPONSE
BILE for pretty tough story about an
adventure of one William p Merth-
evet, from an interior town of Iowa
In solitary, hunting expedition to-
ward the region of Deer Lake, he
reached point on small branch
running southwardly from the Carp
River, in section ~, township SO of
range q, west. Early one morning
his attention was attracted by rush
ing sound, as if some tremendous
bird was flying through the thick
foliage over head, He looked up,
and 10 his astOpishment and admira-
sb,.tion beheld a golden eagle, with out
stretched wings, just .alighting upon a
dead limb some two feet only above
his head. Selling knotted pine stick,
Maighing.-soms.-t welEe--or- fourteen
pounds, and abgpt FIVE feet ip1Iength.
he struck at the eagles head, but the
~wafded It OF. aha fhf6ediafeiy rstali-
ated by swoQping from his perch upon
Mr.. Merthevet's head, and seizing his
--neseTin his -beak and plantingr-his
ttAlons in MS right eye, dislecated the
one and seriously injured the other.
This was accomplished before the I'M
fortunate man feduld pick up his case
knife; which was lying on a stone
only a few PAGES distant. His rifle
hung upon. the tWigSofla treessalso
several feet off Mr.. Merthevet sue
ceeded in disengaging himself from
the grasp of the iufuriated bird, and
bleeding and blinded rushed for his
rife and to seize his knife A sec-
Rond time the bird returned to the at
tack, but was this time met on The
point of knife, which the man
plunged into his body under one of
. his wings. while the eagle struck him
a violent blow, which felled him to
the earth. The bird now attempted
to soar aloft, hut the knife had reach
: ed a fatal point, and Tapping, his
wings with a dull scream ihe fell to
the ground. Faint with pain and the
! exhaustion consequent upon the loss
I of blood, Mr.. Merthevet lay for some
time-uuconscious where he last fell.
After tine, however. heireeovered
sufficiently to be able to rise, and
bandaging, as we'll as he was a ble,T his
wounded eye and brokenhose, took
up his march for the nearest point of
shelter. This he found at the camp
of some Indians, who dressed his
wounds and cared for him until he
was able to return home
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FROM SPENCER COUNTY.
Anniversary OF African Freedom
Loco Negroes at the Picnic.
Editors Journal y


This 22d of September is yeritable
Fourth Of j dlyA for our cofored peo-
pie, and day they came by hundreds
te-share in the rejoiciugs of 5reensen,
protected by the stars and stripes. an
der which many Of them had marched
to victory. Men, women and children
came-until they numbered perhaps
thousahdLin wagons; i'm bdggies, Jon
foot and horseback, dressed as neatly
and genteellyasany gathering Of White
folks of equal numbers.
After going down Main Street with
banners and martial music, the pro-
cession wendell its way to a fine grove
near town, where G. L. Wedding,
r a.deliyeredaeh cheering, Instructive
and eloquent grafton. Mr.. w. is
Young member of the bar here. and as
a native of Kentucky, feels deeply; for
the colored race. that from his child
hood he has seen bowed down In SER
vitude. His address will doubtless
do good In melting the negro to great
er zeal In obtaining an education, and
by industry aud intelligence becom-
ing worthy of political freedom This
is boon that must be granted them
sooner or later in every State in the
Union. " Manhood suffrage is as. sure
to come about as the DEGREES OF fate,
croaking, time serving politicians to
the contrary Notwithstanding; and
such gatherings as we witnessed to-
day are but forward strides in that
direction. A more orderly and in
dustrious class we do not have among
us than the colored people-intelll-
gence alone is wanting. What slavery
forbade to the parents, liberty and
time will supply to the children, and
when a proper standard of mental
culture is attained suffrage dare not
be withheld. +
As a light shower fell last night, the
day was really delightful, aud every
thing passed off in the most perfect
peace and quiet. az ,cIca "
As Col. j., of the Rockport Demo
crdt, took up column or more OF
that very racy and valuable sheet, in
abuse of your correspondents last
letter we will try for the sake of peace,
to keep off of his wooden corns here
after, for he is one of the valiants
from Panther Greek, and got his
military title by inheritance perhaps.
For his informa ton, however, we will
add, that we wore loyal blue and
hclped waken greybaeks with the
thunder of Union guns, while he was
calling for IAN armistice or other
peaceable means for settling all our
troubles. We might even show some
signs of e5el lead ifcalled upon. But
shots at such game are thrown away.
So no more at preasant. o.1a
- As ever, yours, -.
- G.. RUNNER.
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The Trial OF Davis-HOW the Farce
Will be PLAYED.

A letter from Richmond says that
Davis wall appear Tor trial at the. No
-vember term of the United Estates
District CeartRt Richmond, and the
case wi: ,pFobab|;S. BE- finally .dispos e |
:, of IL, this was he .couosef for the
defense willltqclare themselves ready
ferltrial. The Court will signify lis
assent IN the same manneTro1T The
nss5 u xs.n- $50. -rcr- - F.arz -
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The Richmond, commanded by
Capt. E. F. Gurtiss, was built ia 1866.
and cost nearly 100000. She was
one of the handsomest boats on the
river, being fitted up most fuxuriantly
in her interior, and supplied with
every convenience FOR the comfort OF
passengersa She was one of the fast
est boats on the Hudson: ..o,-a /
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DRY GOODS.

SCHAPKER, BUSSING & co.
Now offer to the pubic a larger and better
Fall and Winter Dry Goods
than can be found In any ONE ESTAB-
Iishment in the Western Country, viz:
Domestic Department,
Under the scharges of A :. LANSING. can
makes Of fs Gacoe PEA Rr a1 an os' RPeasbed
Mus Inns, Sheetings, Pfflow-Case Muslins,
Checks, Tickings. Hickory Stripes, &C.,
and always at the lowest market price.
IuoC Dress Goods Department, al
Under special charge of PROF. GUST.
MATHIAS is now stocked with Novelties
of the Season, at from 81 to Sl00 a pattern,
s n,as ip yhich any apd eyefy body can be
eWhite Goods Department,
In charge of J.E.pUTCHER, is being daily
Ieplenished. and he assortment now COM
nens ond clogsh 81 anG Tebe cove
ers, Towels Napkins, Handkerchlefs, EN-
srG,dsries Edgings, Laess sSetes real ana
t tains, and charming beauties IN Bed
Notions Department.
This stock, in charge OF A. yENEMANN,
] is very com plete, from a Paper OF Pins TO a
Pair OF Alexandre's Kid Gloves, or a Brass
Button TO a Paper Collar But the most
attractive Is the celebrated Biglow's Linen
Finished and "Star OF the West" Glazed
Paper Collars, at 3 cents a box-the most
durable, best fitting, 81 nd cheapest Collar
b IN America. Fl1FFTJgnCg6E grI
Wooden Department,
Under the superintendent of JOHN Els
ENHAUER, Is well assorted and those in
search of Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins.
Beavers, Jeans, or anything for Mems or
Boys Wear, would do well to examine
this stock before purchasing elsewhere,
and save money. Also, Flannels in all
wool, part cotton, and silk and wool.
Shawls and Cl0aks
In endless variety. ~ f..
Hoop Skirts
At great reduction in prices.
Retail Millinery Department,
Superintendent by Miss ELIZA BELLAM,
is the most complete In the West, and new
goods are daily arriving; and by the 18th
of September the Stock will be complete,
with every novelty that the heart can
wish and the eye desire.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-27
; White Goods Department,
Notions Department.
Wooden Department.

Under the superintendence of JOHN Els
ENHAUER, Is well assorted, and those in
search of Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins.
Beavers, Jeans, or anything for Mems or
Boys Wear, would do well to example
this stock before purchasing elsewhere,
and save money. Also, Flannels in all
wool mart COTTON and hilk and xznnl