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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-03

s4s" Sn Der lcBten Samita9 sta6t berlu6te
Gin 0icb III bao sSobnbauS beS Sorn : iaae
3 Srcinig, in picicr Stabt ein,ubre6en-
wurpe abcr gItdlider Bclcpcriagt, che er ieinen
3pcf crreid)t bate
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-03

sTSScr I'M 6riibiabr in uulerc Stabt 3u 5ie>
ben gcDcntt, Der icbc iid unpcr,hglid fir elm
SanS nm &ielc pdulcr lno biecS Sabr ipie>
Der crrittct porpcn, uno bcnnob fangeu lic eBt
ibpn piebcr oil rar 5u pcrbcn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-03
0etrdtbe@Sdfell.

2,2 unb 8 9ufdeI Sdds bon ben bsffsu,
iuslfe an bon 40 Gsnts uno auffudrts bsrfauftn
-weniger dlS &offen I'm Rdnufat.
turitcn lperpen bic Obigen @htcr an ben on0c.
gcbcncn Yrsiicn, bis auf rciterc Nadrid)t per-
tduft
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-03
MubitDrS< <Nd0rt6t.

Sn oem Baiicnseri6t BON eeha @auutp.
Sn Der Sa6e Der @cd,nun9 bon 4cter 6erbcr,
Nbminiitrator Der SintcrlaBcnl61ft beS beritor>
bencn Sanicl Serber leBtbin Bon 9SaId)D
ingon Sdunl6ip, 2c6d GauntD
llno nun, StobCmber l. 1867, allf Scri6Iag
bon Srn. Sliper, crnanntc bic Court 4. v. St.
Salpwin Cid, olS SIuOitor, uul beia9te @c6nun9
hbc3uirbsn, ipenn nDtbis ilber,uictteln nnb Der,
tbcilung su beridtcn
$3.50 SluS ben llrtnnpin,
@c5custS % 10. Sarbcll, Giert
Der pben9cnanntc slubitor pirD ben 4hidtcr
ieincr @rnennung nadtommen, in icincr Sffrs
stc. 81, Sltr 9amilton StraBe, Der GitD Nacll.
taun, auf 0onncritasS ben 12tcn December
1867, Inn 10 lbr SOrmittagS, pann umb ipo-
eIbit ale intereiiirte 4crirnen bena6ri6tist iint
lb ein5ufnbcn,
) u. X. 3alomin, Gubitcr
Hopember 26 na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-03

pS-0 0n Der GitD slcu Yort 1T leBte gBodc Gin
beiabrtrr @ann. Siamen5 ousb GourtncD auf
20 Sabre na6 Dem StaatSs 3u6tbaule pcrlrtbct
ipprben, baiir baB er, ,pdbrcnb Der Nbwcicnbcit
iDrrr SRutcr cin 8 idbrigsS Mdbben gci6dnpct
hattie
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-03
9tpbember 26. 1867,

stobember 26, 1867
Senat t. Gontng, & y, Iegtc Gin We.
mortal ocS &cip Ycrfer Union 9caguc Clubs Dor,
ipcIdcS 9c9en bic sllSmuiferung Der @enerdle
Sopiparo NIB SifleS proteitirt-Rcf
Der Senat nabm cinen Sel6luB in lleber,
einnimmun bes iDauIeS al, baB ipcnn bcrtaat
tpirb, bic Strta9un9 bis Iontag gel6ebc
5.-Blaire, Nec, bra6tc cincn gei6luB
ein, ben ccmmanbirenben General anjllwciicn,
feline Gorrciponoen5cn init bem 4rciibenten pors
5ulc9cn unD 5lpar bieienigcn, ipeIde iid allf bic
Iblcbung StantonS unb SberibanS bc,icbcn,
uno CbcnIo alle SefcbIe obrr Gorrcponbcn,cn,
mclte in Setref Der &cccnitrltton i'm 5. Wtili>
tdrbGirt bon ibm anSgegangcn linb ScSglcis
bcn bic Gorrelponocnjcn in Sctrcif bCS Sor9cs
bcnS Der @altimprer 4oliSci GonmiilGrc
6arnSpcrtb, Sanps, bic 4apicre in @ctref
SifcS, loOtcn n6t babel pergeiirn Iein.
glaire ninlmt bielc Scrbcierun9 an uno Der
SclduB ipurbe angenommen
SeleD bringt einen Scl6luB ein, baB ale Sill
Dutris9C9cnltdnbe, anBer Spiritl6ien pipie
Wla5eytratte unb Sabat, bon Steucrn bcIrcit
lein lolen-8eE
Sdenf, einen 9el6luB, ben 4rdiipcntcn ilbcr
Die Yarpon5 Nu5funft gcben ju Iaiien, pelbe bcr>
ieIbc icit Dem H. Npri 1865 bepiaigt bate
4ife, gRc, bic Committee fiber Ntttcl unD
SScsc 3u initrnircn, bab iie untcriudc cb c8
inter bic equalization Der Sagatipn 5uIdlii9 Ici
y Dag bic Ser Staatcn SonpS perltcuert
ipilrocn init per Gent
p SonbS auS5u9cbcn, pel6c bon Staat unp
Stapt bcitcucrt perbcn bilritcn.
b Dag bic Nationalbantit itcuer bllr6 bic Staas
ten, in ipcl6en bic Santcn limb, crbobcn pcrbcn
t6nncn. ..tr .-..
SuIian, Snb, oaB nur icl6eS eanb a5 Soeims
Hattie 9c9eben iperbcn t0nne, ipel6eS beiebet unb
an9cbaut piro
Stcb, ST., bringt cincn SeIdluB Gin, baB bic
Santtpmmittcc Gin @cieB borlegc, um bic sla.
tionaIbantcn anbuIOien unb @reenbaf Currency
fir brc Stoten auS5ugeben.
&ad elmer ldn9ercn Scbatte purbc bieIcr Sc
fhuR refCrirt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-03
MubttDrS 9tQbri6t.

Sn Dem 8aiiea9eriht pou eebo @auntp.
Sn Der Sabc Der @ednung bon Z Sbpmas
Stefel. elmer Der Nbminiitratoren bon Der
SintcrlaBcnIbaft bcS peritorbencn 9 olomon
Stcfel lcBtbin BON SfpsgBDcitbal Saun-
Ibip, 9ed)a GaunD.
llnp MIN. 9iop Z, 1867 ernanntc bic Court
gSm. $. Sciblcr, Giq., alS suDtOr, um bsiaste
&cdnung Su aubitcn unD ilbcr5ucttcn, unp &trs
tbeilung mad Dem 0eles 5u MAIDEN
MSN SIu6 Den llrtunbcn,
9e5eu9tS.-6. ~. Sarben, Glerf,
Der obcnbenamtc glubitor ipirD init Den Yar-
tien 5uiammen treffcl, bic intcrcIirt lnb fir ben
@nbSpcf icncr Grncnnlng, in Der NmtSnupc
bon : obn 8. Oliver, Gid, in Der GtD bon
SIlcntalln, am Sonncrfag Den 5tcn December,
1867, I'M 10 llbr &orlnittagS, pdnn llnb allipo
ale &erlpnen bic intrrciiirt inb bicrpur6 be-
na6rbt9t iinb bciSuipObnen
WilIiam : DefbIer, Nuoitor
9tcp. 26. 1867. rq2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-03
I'D sy IGD = E 1 &9 Gw.
preife in saa entaun am agoutaa
Yrtefz3ife.

6olgenbcs lit cine 2iIte Der @rcfc wcldc am
leBtcn Samltas auf Dem bieiscn @oltamt licgcr
9ebirben lnb
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-03
@eleQI0aftS : MuRDIun9.

gta6rid)t miro bicrnit gcgcbCn, bOB bic 6irma
bon VI y oab5 unb Nubc c, in bcn &lcibrrban.
Del, in Dem 5tcn 9Sarb bieler Gitb, ain 9ten 80.
bembcr, 1867, bur6 bciperict9c Ginpiaigung
auf9cl6Bt mrrben it, Sac iclde 4erionsn bic
llob Nnforoulnacn pber Nniprildc al belagtc
6irma babcn. ioippb ais Gieirnigcn bic nod an
pciclbc ibuIri9 limb, iino Crudt am Nltcn Stanb.
plasc, Sio II, Sitsoamittons sStraBe inncrbalb
4 NSo6cn pc3uprcGcn unb Stibtiatcit I'll ma
hcn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-03

sS- Die &Cbcas 3citungcr Srganc Der
@rciibent> >@brbcr-iinb un9cbcuer frcd Sic
iubcIn, nod immcrfprt Hbcr bic ncnIiGcn S8ablcn,
aI6 OBJ ic idpn Self. SdoiS auf Dem 4tItpcnten>
ltubI bdtten, Cbi6cn iienu in adtunr bie@cpubO>
tancr in "a nprpii0en Staatcn geiit9t bubcn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-03
Gine Rarte.

Cine liberale ltnterIfiisung uno
fclglith ein lrbbaftes Gjef&dft pab>
rsnb Der oarTlodenen SabrsSeit rsre
anlabt une, unIern Satlrei6en
Sreunrcn uns Sunten ban per@
bin lihiten Danf atSuitutten /; benn
wir fbnuen lasen, bab mod ME
mails, ftlbit niAt in ben Sasen
feiner bbcbitrn 8Iiitbe, Der uSes
(oiY d" 10 Diele @aarfn nue9 tbeilt
BAT, ais wdbr;nb Res psraan3enen
6srbltes. 2rbte Wrde parrn mir
fbrmli6 ppn 8urren iiterlaufen.
u0ute Baarrn on niebrigsn 9rsi~
Ien"-pirft ME Gin 3auber. =
Bir baben fpebsn bic Srrab1rt>
uns Der @rciIe unierer Oreb @G>
ter Spllrnbet, unb bif1rlbfn lteben
in Der Sbat euf febr niebrisen
3ablen. gSGbrenb bieier @phe
perpen mir Saufen nsuer Glitter
frba|ten, wie es ia tdslib sefhisbt
On Stem yprf unb @bilabel-
pbie--fp fhnrll als Oampf biefel>
tcn brinsen fam. Der ,See
bipe" 1T Elm leb : q fter @las,
unb &dufer fBnnen serli6ert fein,
bab lie je> er5sit Elm friItes 2ager
antrefcn, tpel6es an ben liberal
iten gepinsungen fell sebptrn pirp.
gGir baben nun pffeu ein II berr>
Iihrn @prratb ous9e3ei9net ids
mcr Brpba DaisIe1 Sr3aple, BON
mittlerer unb bbhifeu 6einbeit.-
sfiir CUTE unb neue Waarcu pen>
bet eub an ben ,,See 6iYe. u
g8ir arbeiten bart, um unlere &un>
ben gu befriebisen, unb prrfa , fen
an mbslihlf niebrigen prsiien.
], LbRCH Il III.
Bee Sioe.
@etblebem, Dec. 3. I'D
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-03
@nhLeWg &GGLcmI

Die lrtsr,;itaarten, auf b5m 9yunOe TER
.Screaa ESHmho!e Gomp llnie," tmnNsn WarS
reIer Statt asbm ttururA Wa riGt, pdB lie
abbott crn Rctl'nbanbsl imusr roo auf sine
1rrBarl;sr &Jctfr tstrfitrn @5r ta5tn sfgeas
wdt's eincr ri&t ,u ibt,tttif'nbsn Strf aaf
6aub,
Sir bas 6aus, fir Die 3alibrrnner, fir
bic S9m'eHe unb iiberbaupt wp
man Spblen at gebraucbsn
piinIht.
Sore Sobftn itnb ron istsr Bcnsnnune-ge,
rahs wje mau Hr riaftb!-iis IinO rcin, unO wer
cine Sonre fduff, osr bat ,tre 6Vnre. unb Mot
Elm 8iertssii, Dftlt5ril roer bic 6ilfts Or'd -
Sire Drfbs fab 3uai;i& 70 niscer oils Dit uiebria'
fen, uno psr pn9sr pOr tfnr fagft iil, ristt
ifM, Der @eipinrVr ld6i
Die 8oten nsE en- ali trstnp siIsm Ott In
City pDn fllebiarn atseIitfr'.
&barles 6. Seilf,
@ownrb 8. Wc6pie.
Ctctmtsr 3. 1867 na3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-03

a6r@ dbrenb bes Icbten 6iSeaIiabreS ipur.
ben bon Mem Yort nad Gan SraneiSco ibel
Yauama, SAB, l39, 706 gSaartn berlbifTt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-03

@ew6bnliber uno eeftreifter 6emoe.
Slannel fir 25 Gents, pertb As Gts.
per gdro - bic rpoblfeilifen 8dter i'm
ganee; = Elm polles Ifortement meI'
lene eejwiliete, co., an nieoeren 91gei:
fen. @ebleibter unb un9etleibtsr
Canton Slannel, Gin polles afcrtement,
% woblfeil ais in 1861, Ql0ine,
8raue, Slaue uno Si9urirte bo., cine
9robe 6erabiesun9 i'm preis.
s 4, g 4 uno 10 eebleibte uno uns
oetleibte Sbirtins an perlierenoCn
preifen.
Sbirtins bo.. bon Gents per Ndrp
better all 13 Gents. Gin bolIeS
NiIortemcut
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-03
Na6rt6t.

0ie Edopbcitbau SiebffancssSetfb.
~ erurs5 @sisuf6uft f,sl- "a 7
MLDssS tai itrr baltjdbrli&s Nh Il
nSgea.$ gaiomm!uns uuf 2ten E--IEy52szsS0
G0uf.as. 26 efcsmtr. 1867, I'm 10 ubr
go,mittdas. am Sluis urn go1n Cub In Glib
wbsitaa 5aunl&p, es&a Gaunis gu peIdb,r I'm
piinttths @siwctnuns srTuhi ilt
SIN Guftrae bss BolrSc.
GUan @utb, Sec.
December 3 rq3n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-12-03

uas-O feline 8booc SSIanb 1T bcrom pi6tcitcn
bcppIfCrtitc Staat Der SCr Staatcn. 9Iuf bic
Suabratmcilc tommcn 1854 4crionCn
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-17

The CIRCUS LINdERs. BY singu-
lar accident, or rather malicious tres
pass, Haight & Chambers Circus is
detained here for two days. After
they had moved down their stock on
Monday night, fire was started I'M
der the boilers of the steamer Coosa,
on which they travel, but no steam
was generated. Upon examination
it turned out that. some malicious fell
low had quietly let all the water out
of the boiler, and the result was that
the boilers were badly burned. and
the Circus was compelled to stay over.
Making virtue of necessity, they is
sued dodgers, and had most sue
cessful exhibition yesterday and last
night, and will give two more exhibit
tons at, II and Z P. NJ. to-day. This
company improves upon acquaintance.
Everybody will have an opportunity
to see this colossal institution to-day
and tonight. hs
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-17

LAYING AROUND LoosE.-As we
went to the river, about l o'clock this
morning. we found one man lying on
the side walk, face downward, at the
corner of Main and Water Street, and
little beyond. found another lying
in doorway, asleep. The first men
toned was picked up by Williams,
the Night Wharfmaster, and taken to
the Kentucky Hotel.
His face was badly cut, and he said
he had been made drunk, and then
knocked down and robbed. He did
not give his name. The other was an
old customer fthe Recorders Court,
who was not worth the expense of
nights lodging in Jail, and he was let
alone.
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ward. No games, and no whisky or
other alcoholic liquors, to be allowed
upon the Fair grounds. The plan of
our public refreshment table, as
adopted at the District Fair near
this city last Fall, was.generally ap-
proved.
Before adjourning, the Convention
informally fixed the times for holding
the Fairs in the respective counties
represented, as follows: Posey Coun-
ty. commencing on the Second Tues
day-10th of September; Henderson,
October LIST; Davis County, Ken
lucky, October 9Th. Knox County
will hold no Fair this year.
tits to be regretted that Knox and
Warrick Counties were not repre-
sented. Altogether, the meeting was
a very pleasant one, and highly ed
flying. eal
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-17

MERCHANT TAILoRING.-H. & B.
Ahleringl36 Main Street, have just
bought from the emporiums of the
East large, beautiful and varied
stock of fine and seasonable Spring
and Summer Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestings, to which the atten ton of
gentlemen is called. Having one of
the best cutters in the Southwest in
their employ. they guarantee to fur
nish the best fits, and give the fullest
satisfaction. Their long experience
in the business warrants them in say
ing that they can please aHswho leave
their orders for either single garments
or complete outfits. + IS. 6sas [ap12tf.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-17
VINoENNEs PRIMARY ELECTION

VINCENNEs PRIMARY ELECTION
The Democrats of Vincennes held a
primary election. for candidates for
city officials. JAS s. Mayes, Fl. v.
Somes, present Mayor, and George e.
Greene, editor of the San, were candi-
dates for Mayor. Greene received a
majority of ten votes, and will be the
Democratic candidate. Jerry Dono-
van received 175 majority for City
Marshal, and Chas g. Mathesu re-
ceived Ito majority for City Clerk.
[. IN. Easham had no opposition for
City Treasurer. ga
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whose consent no bills could be re-
turned, will be recognized by their
acquaintance as particularly Radi-
cal
1t will be remembered that Judge
Parrett paid a high compliments to
the character and social position
of the Grand Jurors in his charge
when empaneling them, and he pri-
vately remarked afterward, to our
certain knowledge, that he never saw
better grand Jury, but perhaps he
is not good judge.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-17

A SINGULAR OcCURRENCE.-We
had related to us on Monday the fol-
lowing singular story We have de-
layed giving publicity to it in order
that something might develop itself
to coroborate the story. Our inform
ant says that early on Monday morn
ing man called at his door on the
other side of the river, and asked for
breakfast. Upon being asked where
he had stayed the night before, he re-
piled that he had slept in the barn.
That he had got into difficulty on
Sunday in the vicinity of the Cres-
cent City Springs, and supposed that
he had killed two men. He said he
had been out hunting, and meeting
two men near the place above men
toned. had been insulted He re-
sented the insult, when the men
rushed upon him, preventing him
from shooting, as he attempted to do,
and one of them shot him, the ball
taking effect in his side. He said he
dubbed his gun and knocked the
men down, breaking his gun, and he
thought he had killed one or both of
the men.
He says negro took him across
the river about s o'clock Sunday
night, and fearing he might be pur-.
sued. he, preferred to sleep in the
barn. He took off his vest, as our in
formant says, to show the wound he
had received, and as the two were
pressing the wound, the ball dropped
out. The ball had. it appeared, passed
through one or two packages in his.
pocket which prevented it from in
ficting more serious injury. We have
made inquiry, but can hear Of no diff
fculty having occurred at the time
and place indicated, and are inclined
to believe our Informant has been
upon The affair is very
singular one, to say the least of it.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-17
THE AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION

THE AGRICULTURAL CONVENTION.
The Agricultural Convention met
yesterday agreeably to appointment at
the Mercantile Library Rooms, and
was organized by choosing John 8.
Hopkins. Chairman. and l.. Pelham,
Secretary. The following gentlemen
were present: John Funk, President
of the Henderson Agricultural So
ciety; j.. W. Worsham, Vice Presi-
dent, and I. B. Cromwell, Secretary
of the same Society. l.. Pelham,
President, and F. Bolton, Secretary of
the Posey County Agricultural So
ciety. I'll. A. Foulks, of Knox Coun-
ty; John S. Hopkins, President, and
Philip Hornbrook, Secretary, of the
Vanderburgh Agricultural Society,
and DR.. Ralston, delegate by proxy
from Warrick County. Representa-
tives Of the English press of the city
were also present. ~ 4ef.,.sAsg
The objectEof the Convention was
to have a general exchange Of views
and experience, and to adopt, if pos
sible, a uniform system of holding
Agricultural Fairs, EveE topic re-
lating to fairs was Brought up and
discussed-such as. the classification
of articles, form of entries. the selec-
ton of committees, the distribution
Of premiums, entry fees, admission.
fees. amusementss permitted an the
grounds, and the charges for such
permission, the disposition of booths,
&C., &c. Each topic was taken up
and discussed freely The books of
the several societies were compared,
and those of the Henderson County
and Posey County societies, which are
very nearly the same, were most gen.
orally approved. Discretionary pre-
miums were discountenanced. 1t was
considered that no entrance fees
should be charged on floral articles,
needle-work, or table comforts. nn
The habit Of offering premiums for
lady equestrian exhibitions was dis
cussed, and not generally approved.
Family tickets were disapproved, and
other matters relating to the internal
economy of Fairs were arranged.
We think the Convention is likely
to result in good, and we expect to
see the same rules and regulations, as
we'll as. the same rates Of. entry fees
and uniform premiums, adopted at
the Fairs of the several counties rep
resented. -. wT r
The convention also agreed upon
a uniform rate of rent for stalls and
booths. Shows to be charged at dis
erection. Swings s25 per day. Family |
booths, So. Beer booths, SO and up 4
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-17
CITY N WS.

AN EXCITING CONTEST. Haight &
Chambers win, o-night, give prize
Of valuable silver plate, pitcher, sal
yer, &C., &c., to the man
that makes race of eight
times around the ring in their
amphitheatre Two men will be Sc
lected from each fire company, and
the men will run against time. A
most exciting time is expected. OF
couse. everybody will go to see it, and
take his family. -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-17
LOCAL NOTICES.

Ba $50 Bushels of Peach Blow
Potatoes now at the Railroad Depot,
for sale low to the trade Also, rs
bushels of Cuzco Potatoes: a very
early potato, resembling white Ne
shannocks. Fer sale at the Eureka
Bazaar. VIcKERY Bios,
17d1w. IS Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-17
Bachelors Hair DYe.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the
Eorld. The only true and perfect Dye.
Harmless, Reliable, Instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints.
Natural Black or Brown, Remedies the I'LL
SNscSs OF bad 90 Dges. dnvigorate ST., the nair,
me is signed William II. Bachelor. All 9TH
efs are mere limitations, and should be
avoided Sold by all Druggists and Per-
nzners.. Factory 81 Barclay Street, New
- BEWARE OF "A COUNFERFEIT.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-17

NEW REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
p. Elliott & Son have opened Real
Estate Agency and General Tntelli-
gence Office, for the sale of and rent
ing of lands, houses, &C., &c.
Persons having houses or land to
rent or sell, or persons wishing to
purchase or rent, will do well by call
ing on them at their Office, on Third
Street, near Locust, in Elliott's
Block. M Ht46 @n1t fnGa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-17

DH- IF you are in need of stock
of liquors, our advice would be for
you to go to Hodge, Carr & Co.'s, cor
ner Water and Sycamore Streets, and
buy them cheaper, better, and more
of IT,, m for less money than any
other house will or can afford them.
All liquors warranted as represented.
lang If a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-17

b0- Having done away with all
extra expense by doing my own cut
ting and selling, | can, and will, sen
the cheapest goods in the city. as L
am determined to build up perman-
ent trade by fair dealing and low
prices, good work and perfect fits. All
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ap1 If J. FL. CARLIN, Agent.
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PITISBURG, September A. 1856.
AesSTS- Rostetter e Smith, lls e .oL
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Yours gratefully,
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