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The national Republican., 1867-08-03

EOR RENT.-TW0 FINE ROOMS,
furnished or unfurnishsd, In q very nne neigh.
borhood, STEW blocks from the Patent once. In
qUire at IHslligsnOer Buildipg, rOomHo nrst nOOr.
Au 3-2t
WTAETED.-A PARTNER WITH A
w ash capital OF from N, 900 TO 5000, to en-
gage In G.ash .rayinE business. rare opportunity
offered Inquire at room No. !, intslligenssr Build
Ing, trst Boor. an S.3H
The national Republican., 1867-08-03
NEW ADvERTISEMENTG
SECOND ANNUAL SCHUETzEN
y PBsT OF THE
WASHINGTON sCHURTzRN vERBIN,

WASHINGTON soHUETlRN vBRBIN,
AT TEE
sCHURTZRE PARK,
NORTH SEVENTH STREET.
9th, 9th, 7th, sth, and 9th Of August.
PRIZE SHOOTING,
PRIZE BOWLING,
LADIES PRIZE SHOOTING.
r0po'-' A" fipsWs.Ss. Ss', toaihs' iiiumina'i0n''
EVERY DAY AND tSssiSs psUsIse THE
fRsrIvAL.
The celebrated Acrobat,
MR. HARRY LESLIE,
who so often crossed the Niagara will perfstm svsry
aftsraoon and evening.
CONCERT MUSIC.
The United 6tates Marine and Twelfth United stas>s
Infantry Rsgmsnt Band will give Concerts every day
during the festival.
Nj. wsbsr's Bands have been engaged for The two
pavilions. Dancing 10 commence At o clock every
afternoon.
The national Republican., 1867-08-03
RE E L U N @ II

Ere E L U NC h.
j V Il z Il T Il Fl o u 8 E,
II street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth, near
WillaTdH'.)
lsUPBIRB FRKE LUNCH,
Every dsyfrom II to 2o'eloek. Table board At
moderate raos.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
The Bar supplied with the choicest Wines, Liquors,
Ales, and Chars.
The proprietor aud attendants greet their guests
with kindness, promptitude, and courtesy.
JAMES W. DoN0HoK,
au2n Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1867-03-24
ALLEGED HEAVY swMulIxs OPERATIONS.
An Ex-Rebei Commissary In TroubIe-versa-
tmliiy in specslatixe Enterprises.

An Ex.R~beI (owmjssary in TroubIe-versa-
taiity in Speculative Enterprises.
shortly after the surrender Of Lee there came TO this
city an individual named James r. Cummings, who had
been . commssary in the rebel service. Here he at
entered into. 1t is alleged half dozen different
concerns, such banker, broker, commission mer-
chant &C. into each OF which ne put large capital
The manner In which he deported himself, and the
large quantities Of money which he seemed TO control
attracted attention and excited remark, especially
oil other rebels known to be In desperate pecu
mary straits aud actual want. II not only
whispered but loudly asserted by those who professcd
TO know OF his performances the South, that he had
swinded not only the rebel government under which
be occupied position of trust but citizens also,
especially OF North Carolina and Georgia. on q scale
far beyond the widest msginings Of ordinary vii.
lains He must have had large Of money
fr known Of the heaviest stock operators
he street," and u was varousiy stated that his III
gotten wealth amosnsed 20 from three 70 ten millions
gentleman from Georgia who Is large manuiac-
turer brings suit against the gay Commissary,
and In hts affidavit charges that the said James Cum
mings In 1861 resident OF Tennessee, where he
carried tho trade OF butcher; that be came 10
Georgia In 1858 poor man that he s now repued 10
be worth several millions and that he used The power OF
goods Of the value of 5000 600 which he rauduently
converted 20 his use, aud II by like means that
be obtained The large wealth Of which he Is possessed
Upon many affdavs, all tending The same purport
Judge Leonard, OF the Supreme Court granted orter
OF arrest and on Friday the gallant gaiherer OK hog and
homny for hungry 'rebs, and quondam butcher,
banker broker and operator in fancy stocks was invited
by the sheriff TO residence Ludlow street jail where
he will have for wholesome reflection on the muta-
tons which attend oil human AFFAIRS.
The will present some interesting questions OF
law. but will be mainly looked after by the public for
the that promises 20 develop the full details,
only Of this particular transaction but Of many 9TH
ers which together fogm OF the remark able
and gigantic sysemsbf fraud and peculaton which have
been brought 70 lisn for some TINA
The New York herald., 1867-03-24
'.Jsrsc, city.


CoRoSn's ISorrsr. Friday night Ccroosr wasen
concluded inquest the Of Nathaniel Buchanan
the particulars Of whose death have already ap-
pearsd The Jury returned verdict that eceased came
TO his death by taking overdoee Of morphine and
they believe thai he intended to commit suicds
THs NEW Paor CoxnssssoSERs.-On Wednesday Gov
srsor Ward dominated sho following Gentlemen for Com
missioners Of Pio,agss-Henry W. Miller, Of Morris
county, vice Edward \. Yard, whoae term expires on
18th inst David Cex, Of Hude On county, vice LAW
renee Kearney, whose term expr e. 81 the time.
These n0minatons wese aftcrwards> confirmed.
Newark, 8 Nl
SrlcIpE--ChrstiaA Weick, ysung German residing
with his brother at No s5 ecker street, committed
suicide Friday night OWN 20 the dullness existing
in all branches Of business hes has been unable for sew
eral months 10 obtain emf doyment in any capacity
This misfortune had prey cd upon his mind that he
became morbid and his fother feeling sympathy for
him. had made arranqemei ats for his return " Germany
n vessel which sailed yesterday. On Friday night,
however, he was taken suddenly H. and despite the
Efforts OF he attending physician died yesterday morn
ing. An inquest was b aid yesterday afternoon.
Elizabeth.
F,rAL RAILROAD rcIpKsr. On Friday night q man
named Deitz was aiking upon the track Of the New
Jersey Railroad At wheaisheaf, village between
Railway and El7 ateh he was struck by the locomotive
OF train bound. 10 New York and instantly killed.
small music DO ok In bis possession containing sundry
items, was thesoniy clue 70 his identity.
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

THs swlLl MILK cAsx--I the case Of Morris PheIan,
before Justice eornwe accused BY Mr. Henry Begh Of
cruel and nhuman treatment Of cows as Is alleged, In
coniining them IN III lighted and poorly ventilated
STABLE where they stall and deprived OF proper
exercise Justice Cornwell yesterday gave q decision
holding the accused 70 await the action OF the Grand
Jury.
rHx EAsrEss DISTRICT KEROSENE CAsuALrY.-Ths
young woman Christina Bucher, whose melancholy
death by burning published yesterday. the wife
Of youag man named Alexander Bucher halter, en-
gagged in business In Nswmsek n abr~s 1esk tho
unfortunate woman had locked hsrsf Into hsr apart
msnts ON Friday evening after her husbands
departure for Newark, and that the accident
oy which she met her death occurred wfhle
issuing from her apartments about nine O'clock
the door forced by citizen and officer when her
leading 10 apartments above and the broken kerosene
lamp lying where she fell Coroner smith will hold
deceased had the sum o. 5000 in treasury notes in her
bsom AZ The time lor safe keeping, and that she lost
them " tn her life.
AaRxsr AN Ex.PoLicExAS.-wnliam +. Sherman,
formerly connected the Forty ninth precinct pa.
troman arrested and taken before Justice Cornwel
yesterday. the complaint Of several poor families,
accused him Of having swndled them out Of small
sums Of money The accused represented to the
pa,nauis that he connected with the superintend.
ents OF poor, nd IL they would give him 81
each he would give them orders for COAL groceries, &c
Believing his statement TO be true they gave him the
money The eompainants Mrs mary Hegeman,
Mary Mctiinns residing 'cn the Hunierfy road; Mrs.
McDcrmoti, residing in Butler street; Mrs. Eliza
Meyers Albany avenue, and Elizabeth Strickland. The
accused pleaded guilty and convicted to await the
action Of the Grand Jury.
FIRE Br rux STACKING LME.-The Stacking OF some
lime stored In sheds Erie Basin, Red Hook
the place half past O'Clock yesterday
ing, and caused damage OF 81, 500
GrasArio EXHIBITION AT THE ACADEMY or Music.
There large and evidently appreciatlve asssm.
bage Of persons at the Academy Of Music last night
drawn there by the announcement Of q complimentary
exhibition BY the pupils Of Professor Burnham
The programme contained many beautiful and
daring acrobac feats among which may be specially
oned the double trapeze, which latter WAS per-
for med 10 manner worthy Of professional, and
elected great applause In the Of the indian Clubs
somersaui,ing &c, great agility and expertness
SHOWN whch could not fail 70 impress the observer
strongly with the fact that Burnham has attained
through HE instruction degree OF proficiency the
part OF his pupils unexcelled elsewhere The perform
ance concluded With pantomime entitled Carruzi, the
Bandit Chief; or the Captured Countess and Child.
Tag LABOR AovxMESr--The Journeymen Carpenters
aud Joncrs Union OF this city have gwen due notice
that and after the st day Of April next the members
OF that Organization viii demand 81 per day the MINI
Of wages II is understood that In the event
OF refusal the part Of the bosses the journey viii
The New York herald., 1867-03-24
Opera Houses, Theasresand lIuscnms Barned
In the United states. N

The following list of the places Of amusement des-
royed BY fire the United States since the year 1898
Federal street theatre. Boston, February 2, 1873
Daniel Bowen's museum, Boston, January Is 1903.
Shes'nu. street theatre p4aaslphis April 20 1890
Richmond theatre, Richmosd, December 10. ls2l.
Theatre, Nstchez, Miss, September s, 1922.
Bowery theatre, New York, May 2S, 1928.
Lafayette theatre, New York, 1929.
Cadwell's theatre, Cincinnati. October r. 1880.
Richmond Hill theatre, New York. July 4, 1881.
Lion theatre Providence. r l.. September, 1885.
Front street theatre. Baltimore. January s. 1888
Cocks theatre Baltimore, February 2. 1888. Z
Mobile theatre, Mobile, February 9, 1888.
Bowery theatre, New York, February Is, 1888.
New theatre, Charleston, s. O, April 27, 1888. y
National theatre, New York, September %. 1889.
New Ss.ona, theatre Asr York May s iss
American theatre New Orleans, July %, 1872
Old American theatre, Cincinnati, September 81 1872
Providence theatre. Providence, October "a, 1874.
National theatre, Washington, March ). lS45.
Bowery theatre, New York, April 25, 1S45.
Niblo's theatre, New York, September is, 1S46.
Park theatre, New York. December I6 ls4s
Avon theatre, Norfolk, Va. February IA, 1850.
Theatre, lafayette. La, March Is, 1850.
Woods museum, Cincinnati July Is, 1851.
American theatre, Sacramento. CAL, 1862
National theatre, Boston. April %, 1852.
Museum theatre. Providence r Oct: 20 is5a
Chinese museum, Philadelphia, July ID, 1854. 4
National theatre, Philadelphia. July ID, 1854. !
yanpucchis museum. New Orleans Nav 8, 1855.
Metropolitan theatre, San Francisco, California 1857.
Forbes theatre, Providence, r. +, Nov. Is, 1858.
Lyceum, San Francisco California 1859.
Forrest theatre, Sacramento, California, 1851.
Pine street theatre, March 81, 1854
Marysvie theatre Marysvlle. Cal, Nov. II. 1864
Barnum's museum, New York, July 13, 1866.
Bowery theatre, -. Louis October Q. 1885.
PIke's Opera House, Cincinnati, March ~, 1860.
Academy OF Music, Ne. Yo.k. Nay q isss
Academy Of Music, Cincinnati. Jsly IL, 1895.
Louisville theatre Louisville Ky, October IL, 1855
Broadway Varieties theatre, Nashville Tenn, No
vember 4, 1885.
Phenix Hall theatre, Peterabarg. Va, Nov Is, 1869.
Orleans theatre, New 0rieans, December I, 1855.
New Bowery theatre, New York, December Is 1869.
Winter Garden, New York, March %, 1857.
The New York herald., 1867-03-24
aAllaeAo cunvsM1la< IN RMne.

H|I1 u BRLFAsf Me- March Is, 1857.
Al immense convention Of the friends of the Belfast.
and Moosehead Lake Railroad. held here to-day.
Delsgses In attendance from nearly all the
upon the route. Great enthusasm prevailed and there
Yves unanimous expression IN fs~os Of loanng The
credit Of each town. Tho proposed enterprise Will open
Communication 70 portion Of Maine larger In ara than
tho State Of Massachusetts,. rich In mineral wealth and.
timber No doubt sxsss that the rosd will bs built as
The New York herald., 1867-03-24
1867 .-Spring Fashion Openings.
OPINIONS OFtTHE PRESS ON
J. W. BRADLEYsS

CELEbhATED DuPLE4 kLLlfTIN
OR DOUBLE SPRING SKIRTS.
The best skeleton which has yet been used Rr1oysa
DnpieS Elliptic Skir--N. Y. Tribune March "a s67.
ss well as grace and nexib,y-s X Times Ma ch q 1857
The Invisible Trailr Of Mr Bradey's Auufecturo
great improvement the old styles, especially
adapted gored dressesNY Y. World. Mch n. 81
Bradlcy's Duplex Skirts recognized In his CITY and
New York the only skirt TO bs By ls esodeys
Lady's Book for March, 1867. Ia4
The mos; acceptable Hoop SKIRTS are j. W. Brad MS Du.
piex Elptic.--Petcrson's Magazine for APRIL 1867.
useless OF the merifs OF thu Dupen
Elliptic skirts oyer al other slsmanss 70 ladieS favor
Frank Leslie's Magazine for March. f.
For sale IN all the s cass stores in the Unid States
a elsewhere.
The New York herald., 1867-03-24
aaIlRuAp uisAsIra N cANAna.

e1&A woopsrocx, O. W., March a, 1851.
The night express train going west ran into rstghs
tr3in Woodstock this moFnIng. Mr. Rogers, mail
ageat killed Mr.. Farrie, the conductor, seriously
scalded; and Mr. Gellman express messenger slightly
hurt The express and baggage car took 0re. and
everything INSIDE burnt The express safe 10 sup
The New York herald., 1867-03-24
the CLAY STATUE At LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE March %, 1867,
The Clay statue will be inauaurated In the Court
House the i2lh OF april. r. G. Winthrop, Of Mesa
chusetis, will deliver address Willard FILLMORE and
A. r. Sephens expected to nre~eut ~ the event
The New York herald., 1867-03-24
FATAL STAGE ACCIDENT.

CmomNAf March 2s 1857
The Newport and Alexandria (Kyb omnibus wasN-
thrown over an embAn nkmens sb0us seven miles from.
Newport yesterday afternoo0 instantly killing pas-
senger and seriously injuring four i've others
The New York herald., 1867-03-24
TINE 1mnntrH uNrtn STATES mFAy.tw.

FoRr sfpewcx, Colorado, arch 23, 1887.
Ths ThIrtsth United States iuantr are Il this fort
OAieers and all we'll. There hav been heavy snow
storms for the past three weeks and the mail -oes are
hlccksd There " sickness ~ ,ns vcst
The New York herald., 1867-03-24


The British vessels Lord Clyde, ironclad; Caiedo
MIA do Helieone, despatch TENDER and Rainbow gun.
boat. have arrived here. The two former yesterday
With a reinforcement OF eight hundred marines and
soldiers, and the two ater to-day. The and
soldiers have been despatched Cork and elsewhere.
The New York herald., 1867-03-24
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

LIMERICK Juscuox. saturday, March 9-Noon.
The bvuies OF Fenials have disappeared from tho
nountsns this neighburhood and that or Charevie.
The military returned late last night, not having en-
.cuunicred them
five hundred soldiers passed through here las, night
for npperary.
The cavalry have just gone out again In search Of the
Fenians.
The t,wn of Tipperary quiet last night
The soldiers who yesterday came across the
remains OF Fenlan encampnent Kiliescle but they
ala 90. alght upon its occlpants-they had all dissp
speared
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

II ready The largest 1nost stock ths
city. Repairing, 40. No. John street. up stairs.
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

A..Fer Rrsws Di.co,osssfe NJ, called Meta
pared BY PERRy ~ Bond street Sold by all druggsts
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

Addrcss.-Pcafal< q Son, n!yatac surers. 699
Of MEERScHADA goods In the country moderate
prices. Pipes and Holders cut 70 ord mnnted wh sti
Ambers repairing douec bniiing 81. Remem-
ber POLLSAKsS, ~ broadway.
The New York herald., 1867-03-24
Th,ee Thensand Fenians Marching Baiiia-
colfig.

CORK, Nafeh }, 1867.
The insurgents three thousand stron, are moving on
Bahncoe powder mills vc miles west Of Cork, where
the country is pretty opeD 1he military are gone 10
,nec, III, m from Cork and BaliDcoilg.
The laree bodies Of insurgents, reported 70 have been
seen ON The DEVILS Bii mountains, about fifteen miles
north Of ripperay, against whom troops were seni, are
reported 10 have retrealed and dispersed
CoRE, March s-6 P. NJ
The troops have returned from the pursuit Of ihe in
sureens Who we're Threatening Bailincoiig. The Fe-
nians reported to baye fed cheering ana laughing
None we're captured.
The Fenians on DEVILS Bit mountains refreshed be
the military and have dispersed Masses oil remains
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

/. All Prizes Csshed In Legal Iisstcries.-Ci -Circs-
A'' ANU j. cLUTE. Br nker. i7s srosdwsy.
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

clergy Tbeatcai to- day a. half pas
three O'Clock At Argus Hail. go Broadway bs
original lecture thers Tns Black Crols ~ sunday.
by special request
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

A.--ssstnger,s Hair n est araxtwc0 IL the Rest
In the world Buy aud Hy IT. ~ NAsus es aud drug
gists 0.0.-7,'
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

BesutsSAl HAIR Ch. svaiicr,s Life for the
HAIR positively restores hair original color and
youthful beauty imparN NE strength wsakass
hair, ta falling out ~ head clean;
unparaeed hair cress ,g sold BY all dpaagss and
fashionable hair dressesA my D BFoedwAy,
NJ SAR RAH A. CAEvAf4I8R, n. ID.
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

Retre.wvey'A Turkish Bandolcninn TIVE
finest pre- aratqA In the world for the at ca bs OBJ
sinsd "a any rssgecsAb!s drug store and o. DkAAss
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

w,s T..g..s sqE :: d,I4. s!F :;
tiDR's is Bvpa sreef
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

sprins Besss and shsss.-Ler,n Rrssshs sss q
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

Bs.eLseIs,'s L s Hsi5 , De Re The Hs:s q The
Gus. Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

whssIsr 4 W.'scs,: 2sh:s,.ssn s s.d.s so~s Wa
The New York herald., 1867-03-24

Flsrsnce, R.ssycrlk!s Re Essa u-.-.
e95 Broadway, New YORK
The New York herald., 1867-03-24
rhe Rlsisg In Waterford.

WAfkksokD, March 6-Night
About two hundred Fensaas marched today through
Kilmacthomas fourteen miles distant They took and
paia fer proyisIous Nothing further known
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-01

N0JlC6 OF GQ6 PROPOSED w widening OF
Water or Front Street between
/ L9et Street and the Alley, which
divides the Fourth EHlaEgemeI t.
from LamascQ. vsa .ua-, n; u
1865, December ,27.-On motion of Coun
Gilman Reitg, seconded by Couneiltnah
Miller, the following, order was Qnani7
nousiy adopted and 'passed: go -@
ordered, that SIX weeks public AobiceY by
advertising in the Evansville Daily JOUR-
NAL, be given, that on the lSbhiday ODEoD4
ruary, 1867, the Commons Council Of the
City of Evansville VIII make an -'61deft0
widen Water or Front street, OF saift Cfty{
ground embraced and contained in the
following lines to witt: The line on the
northeast side OF said Water or Front
Street to commence at the most, SOutherly
pofut Of T50tIl5. Hornbv's EniAfgemefi6 Of
the City Of Evansville, being the same
point where the northwest side of Leet
street interSects the northeast side of Wa
ter Street, as said Water street IS now laid
out in 'front.' OF said HoTnby's Eniarge-.
meut, ana running thence nOrbn, nfty-
nine degrees and ten minute (5g 10Y west
from the the magnetic meridian to the
southeast side OF GoodsellStreei, at point
on said side OF said GOodsell street, thirty
two feet and fOrty-tWO hundredthS OF
foot (32.42) northWardly from the most
westerly corner of LaughliD'S Addition,
thence north 1ifty-two degrees OPP WesC
from the magnetic meridian TO point
IN me with liiS lllAQit OF Li6 alley WHICH,
divides said FOui th Enlargement from
LamascO, three hundred and tWenty-nine
feet and eighty-three hundredths of foot
(329.S}) soulnWardly from the southwest
side OF FIRST street. Md the line on the
southwest side OF said Water or Front
Street, to commence at the point where the
southwest side Of W ater Street as LAID out
in front Of The Lower or McGary' 5 Enlarge
ment OF Evansville, intersects n conHuua-
ton of the southeast side of LeeL Street,
and running thence professionally
sixty 500 feet TO point sixty (OOl lee6
enthusiastically from the most sOutherly
point OF Lot IS. in Hornby's Enlargement,
said point being in the line of cOntrac-
ton of the northwest side OF said Leet
street thence north litty-nine degrees and
ten minutes go l0) west from the magnet
the southerly side OF Water or Front street
as the same is now laid out; thence along
the SOutherly side of Water or Front street
as now laid out 10 q point opposite the
middle OF the Alley which divides the
Fourth Enlargement from LnmascO; and
should any person aggrieved, at any time
within six weeks, apply TO The Common
strance i'm writing, left with the Clerk
of the Common Council, and con-
tanning a statement 81 the injuries
complained of. and rhe amount de-
mauded therefor, said petition on reInon-
STRANGE viii De considered. heard, ana
determined BY the Common Council on the
said 18th day oi February. 1867; and 10 is
further ord red, that tnc clerk record in the
Minute Book o the Council the plat ut the
said Water or Front Street, ms proposed 10
bee wideDed, which plat has been prepared
by a. i. W nituescy, City surveyor.
A #. NCtfKIFF.
deeal DIV Clerk.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-01
HUI M 0 R GU S .

| Some fpetsonY seem to obey lit.
lzerallE>the injunction, hold last the
truth; they neFer1alloW it to escape
them. sA- a "a - 4. " " tn
Why is a mans coat larger when he
! pnllsit cut of a carpet bag ? Because
he finds it in creases.
Young women are never in more
danger Of being made slaves than
when. the men are at their feet.
q'he man who ate his dinner with.
the fork Of 4 river, has been attehpt-
ing to spina mountain top. III
Well, Jem, what is a commenta
tor?" why, 1 suppose it must be'the
commonest Of all taters, was the re-
| ply.
1t is vain for speaker to bring his
hearers to his own conclusions, when,
they are inpatient for that Of his
speech.
Why should physicians have a great
er horror of the sea than anybody else?
Because they are more liable to see
sickness.
What IS the difference between an
| honest and dishonest laundress? The
/ former irons your linen, and the latter
steals (steels) it.
People should never kiss those Of
! their own sex; we never kissed a boy
in our iyes-except occasionally a.
pretty tomboy.
The old gentleman who made a
slave to take the twist out of little
/ pig tails, is now busy getting up
series of locks for the alimentary
canal,
Man, while he loves. it is said, is
never quite deprived This depends
upon whether it is love for rum or
women-for good spirits or bad.
Ben, said father the other day.
I'm busy now; bat as soon as 1 can
get time, | mean 80 give you fog
glng. Don't hurry yourself, pa, y
replied he: can wait. 7
Can you tell me how old the devil
is n asked an irreverent fellow Of
clergyman. Ny friend, you must
keep your own family record, was
the reply.
Alta fancy ball in Paris recently, a
lady was seen in a very low bodied
dress, while floating and waving an
abundance of green Fauze. She was
politely asked what she personated
The sea. Monsieur. AT low tide.
then, madam The lady blushed and
the gentleman smiled
Why is an angry. person like Atty
nine minutes past twelve? Its ready
TO strike one
Why are fowls the most economical
stock for farmers? Because for
every gram of corn they give z peek.
For what reasons does duck 20
under Water2 For divers reasons.
For what reasons does he come out?
/ For suu-dry reasons.
Why does q ladyaluays behave her
self best when she has q milliner IN
her, employ? Because she hasa man
t0-make her
My German friend, how long have
you been married?' Ven. dis Is
dug yot I seldom don't like to talk
apout, but ven ! does it seems SO long
/ as never was.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-01
Between sycamore and V

Next door to Philip Deczer's).
Pgg HE UNBERSIGNED RESPECT
a fully announces TO the citizens of
Evansville and vicinity that lie has opened
saddle and Harness Mandatory at the
abOye-named place, whore he VIII con-
stantly keep on hand full assortment Of
everything belonging in his line, at the
lowest cash prices. a liberal patronage is
respectfully solicited.
oel7 d6w6m LEWIS q. WEBER