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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-25

BY lRESIsHAw.

God bless the grayl. 1t is faded now.
And swings the ak or tends the herd,
Or drives the plane or follows the plow.
All worn and torh; while hope deferred
Doth scken the heart. God bless the grayl
God bless the gray; and bless the face,
Mesger and grim and unkempt Of hair:
knew the like in the foremost plsce,
When life and death were the prizes rare
For which we whestled. God bless the gray
I've seen them MAJ oh with feet that bled,
With haversack Empty and uniform rags;
When famine withlwar disputed the dead;
But glittering urskets and shotrent flags
Spoke louder than all. God bless the gray!
And now the sword is pillow become,
And spears into pruning hooks are made;
But hate can wait. and steel that is dumb
When wrong shall have wrought the hero's
blade,
Win plead for the men that wore the gray.
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TIE SHIP CHASDLERY ESTABLISHMENT oF
MEssRs. BosrIoK 4 SEYMoUR.-The attention of
stesnboa,men and the shipping interest generally
is directed to the advertisement in another column
in which will be found enumerated some Of the
leading articles of one Of the most complete stocks
of shelf hardware fittings for gas. steam or water.
bar iron. sheet lead, lead pipe, rubber hose, pack
ing and other things too numerous to mention, in
the South. These gentlemen are constantly re-
ceiving new additions to their stock and are pre-
pared to furnish the trade with all the modern i'm.
provements at prices which make ii the interest Of
buyers to call on them before purchasing.
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FOR ACCOUNT or DEPARrURg-A MOST DEsIR-
ABLE DWELLING.
THE rwo.sTosY AND ATTIC BsIoK DWELLING
NO as CAMP STREET. BETWEEN ST. JOSEPH
AND JULIA STREETS.
CHARMING LOCATION AND UsExcEPrIoSABLE
SEIGHBoRHooD
BY G. Il. eIRARDEY a. CO..

ArcrioSxER-0nce. No IL Exchange Psck.
CATURDAY October 31st, 1868, at 4 G
~ O'Clock n, At Public Auction, the Merchants' and
Auetonees Exchange, for scco1n Of departure will be
THAT MOST DESIRABLE AND PLEASANTLY
SITUATED DWELLING No 2l5 Camp street in souara
bonded BY Camp st. Charles Julia and Joseph streets
The Lot q feet inches front Camp street. BY
dpth between parallel lines Of 10 feet opening alley
m the rear the NE o. which belongs TO this property and
tends TO 81. joseph street.
The improvements comprise . we-suilt two-story and
attic Brick Dwelling having two psrios and ball below,
three bedrooms the second hoor and finished attic
rooms In the msn house, with buildings,
tanning kitchen, bath bed and othor rooms
The prop.rty well tnshed good ORDER With gas ny
drant and csferr Is bst retired from the street. the
psrtere inelcseo w an iron fence iron balcony etc
As iocstion is. without exception, OF the most de-
sirsble for occupation In the city.
NJ 1KRns-upst third cab, the balance at one and two
years credit for specially secured
property, bearing interest from date
sale Until nna payment The mortgage 70 contain the
i've stney fee clause binding the purchaser to
pay the given In payment should have 10
be rpon The OF the 1868 assumed bv
purchaser the price Of The improve
be kept insured and the policy thereof 70 be trans
ferred % the vendor.
Act Of sale ard o. Internal Revenue stamina attached
ct the expense Of the purchaser.
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The best of clothing ia 10 be had from Mesms.
Garth waite, Lewis & Stuart, 81 and 80 Camp
street. This house has always been renowned
for having the most fashionable and the cheapest
clothes to be had in this city. They buy from the
best manufactures and their prices are the same
as at New York. Citizens and country dealers
would do well 10 inspect the stock of Messrs.
Garthwaite, Lewis 4 Stuart, Tulane Building.
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GESIS's CLOTHING EMPoRTUM.-0ne OF the most
elegant and fashionable stocks of clothing and
furnishing goods in this city, is to be found at Mr..
g. B. Genin's, IA Camp street, under the City Ho-
tel. He also has splendid assortment of trunks,
vslises, travelling bags, shswls, umbrellas and
walking canes. His prices will be found in &C.
cordance with the times. Give him call and lay
in your winter supply.
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INFORMANT TO THE LADrEs.-For the accommc.
dalton Of his many friends and patrons. Mr.. Daniel
Gorren hast opened at No. 1874 Canal street
retail branch of his establishment, where every
article In the millinery line can be found. Mr..
Gorren has facilities which enable him to keep
constantly on hand complete and varied assert
ment of all the latest and most fashionable goods.
His prices are as reasonable as any house in the
city. Read his advertisement in another column.
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Our friends, Montgomery Bros. & Co., have on
hand large assortment of bedroom furniture,
cottage sets, chairs, and furniture of every de-.
scrption and variety, and call the attention of the
public to their stock, and solicit call from those
in need of such. Any Of our readers DESTROYS Of
purchasing will surely find no better opportunity
than by visiting their warerooms, 81 Camp street,
up stairs, and there make their selections.
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AUE1ION SALES.
MON TGONIeM BROS. d co. s SALES.

LAB6E AND PIEREMPTORY BALE OF ELEaArf
Match and Single Horses Elegant Baddle Horses, FINE
work Mules Fine Mich Gown Bugs,ss Harness. Wagons
ste, ETC.. Of sncti$n.
EY M0N'r9OMERY BH0o. - CO.,
Z n. MoyfoonxRy. Auctionssz
rf Omcs-d Osmp strsst
rTUEsDAY, October 27th, ~ II e'eleeh q.
H. Of r. Lissrs stables orsvsr street, VII - sed-
Elegant Match Hsrsss
Elegant Saddle Horsss
Fine Work Aules-
Fine Mich Cows
Aiso--Tsp and 0psn Buggss, Harness. wagons.
- TuRus-Cssk IN q. 9. Treasury Notes
FURNITURE. ... .FURNITURE........fUR
BE MONTGOMERY BROS. a 90.
h H. MoETGonERY, Auctionesr
TBEDDAY. October 9Th, NJ H e'cloek -
their Auction Mari. camp street VII Dc Solo
A general assortment OF HOUSEHOLD fUkNlIUhh
such Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut BedstesdA bn
resus Amoirs. Wnshsands, Mahogany and snut Ietee
Sofas Spring Chairs Easy Chairs Marble Top Center
fabes Marble sdeboards Extension Tables Vevef sn1
Brussels Carpess Trench Plate Mrror Msssresss Engrav
ngr Paintings Cooking Stoves and Utsns 49, peh9 sns
contents Of several we'll -fnmshed house,
-Also-
a lsrgs invoios Of Cottage Beds Cane md Wood ssa
CHAIR etc
H1TrKns-Cssh In o. 9. Treasury Notes -rr
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Messrs. Sanford & Co.. those enterprising aud
liberal merchants, Magazine street, corner of
Lafayette, have large consignment Of prime
pork, rump pork, etc., which they offer at the
lowest terms. City and country merchants will
find this house enc OF the most accommodating,
honest and liberal in the South.
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAN.-Dr. F. q.
Knapp dentist, Ito Canal street, sdvertses to ex.
tract teeth without pain, and perform all dental
operations ct reasonable prices.
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Fifty.fve dosrs buys splendid Grover & Baker
family sewing machine at 1s2 Canal street. Ma
chimes warranted Eve years. Hemmer, tucker,
braider and quilter given with each machine.
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MAGNOLIA wArER.-superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price.
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AUCTION SALES.
cHAs. 7. NAsH's SALES.

NV ChA<G<cs
cHAS. 7. NAsH's SALES.
e os TET ro5
BY CHAo. r. MASH.
Corner ST. Charles and rsrddo ssrssta
osacssn Isl s. s... ..S fs
Ess.pt Bedroom and rsrIor Sets Mirrors Carpets. Side
boards, Chairs. ladies' sundries etc
- rsRns-C.ss on the SPOT in .. g Treasury notss
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARLoR SETS. MAHOGANY.
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT BEDROOM SETS. DIN
ISG-RooM AND KITCHEN FURNITURE BRUSSELS
AND OTHER CARPETS, MIRRORS. CLOCKS.
CReoKExy CHINA AND GLASSWARE. AND
SPLENDID PLEiEL PIcoLo PIANO.
ON ACCOUNT OF DEPARTURE.
AZ CHAs. r. NASH.
AucrIoEExR-e@cs Masonic Hall Auction Mart.
Corner D. Charles and Perdido streets.
TUrsDAY. Oct. es.h. lsss az n O'Clock
Bsronns dats Bscchus' between Thslia aud Nep,ssns
TEE TIE sNIfsE CONTENTS OF SAID RESIDENCE.
n ps rR md Su fs5 ss ss
Mirrors Brussels and .,hss Csrps'' Mantle Ornaments
China and Glassware Dining and Kitchen Furniture
One splendid Pleysl PicOlO Piano.
One excellent No Charter Oak Cooking stove.
LARGE AND PEREMPToRy SALE OF
FIRST CLASS FURNITURE.
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY PARLoR SETS.
VELVET TAPESTRY. BRUSSELS AND OTHER
MIRRORS, MANTEL ORNAMENTS, PAINTINGS AND
ENGRAvINGs.
CHINA, CROCK cry AND GLASSWARE,
OAK DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
BOOK CASES. AND ONE oHIcKERISa SQUARE
PIANO, AT AUCTION.
FOR ACCOUNT OF DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING.
BH CHAs. T. NASH.
AucrroSKER-0fhoe Masonic Hal auction Mart,
Corner st. Charles aud Perdido streets
~ ~ .sni Ss@ No m sossaa s street, bsssss
Jura and St. Joseph streets psrsmporiiy and
Hi, He ENTIRE CSNrESrs OF SAD RESIDENCE.
Tapestry Brussels asd other carpets; .iro Paintings,
iuIe China orocEsry etc. embracing every
thing n essary to g complete household.
ALSO
On: Fine sssss sgJ So9K r GAsS
NJ TERxs-Cssh In U. r. Treasury Note,
EXTENSIVE AND pNREsERvED SALE OF FINE
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION, FOR
ACCOUNT OF DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING.
SPLENDID ROSEWOOD PARLoR SET; MAHoa.
ANY VICTORIA AND WALNUT BEDROOM SETS;
| ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY BOOKCASES;
BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS; FINE PAINT
INGs. ESeRAvlNas. MIRRORS. SHADES; ONE
INEMELoDEeN AND ONE ELEGANT UPRIGHT
PIANO.
BY CHAs. r. NASH,
AucrrosKKR-OHce Masonic Hall Auction Mart
Corner St Charles and Perdido streets.
ERIDAY, 3Osh inst, at II o'clock A. n,
on the premises e3l Camp street. between Philip and
First reefs declining housekeeping wthout
limit or reserve, will be sold
THE ENTIRE CONTENTS Of residence consisting in
part magnificent Rosewood Parlor set elegant
hogany victoria and Walnut Sets and
Mahogany Bookcases; Brussels and other Carpets Oil
Cloths Fine Paintings, Engravngs Curtains sideooards,
Tables, Chairs. etc.
One hne Meodeor one Splendid upright Piano. hand
some Mahogany Wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine.
H9- TxRxs--Cash q. Treasury for OF
whom IL may concern.
CHARLEs II. NASH,
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CHARLES II. NASH.

CHARLEs II. NASH.
AUCTIONEER AND BROKER.
ofce-Nasonic Hell Auction Mart Corner Of st. Charles
and Perdido streets.
Tri-weekly Sales in store every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY,
and FRI Day at u O'Clock y.
Special and bssinesske attention given to all Outdoor
Sales Of any description. Give him q call
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WtIlMAN @ BOGel's SALES.
UEILMAM 4 BOoEL.
T" GENERAL AUcTroNEERs,

win prompt attention 70 all Sales Of PRODUCE, GRO
CERES, WINES, LIQUOR, DRY GOODS, PORT
wARDENs', SUGGESTIONS, REAL ESTATE, STOCKS,
BOHuS, All In and Outdoor Sales promptly attended
Liberal Dash Advances on ConsgnmentA
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c.E. 6lRARDeY q co. s SALES.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARLoR. DRAWING. BE
AND DINING ROOM FURNrURE.
FRENCH PLATE MANTLE AND PIER MIRRoRsl
RICH GAS CHANDELIERS. BRONZE AND orHEH
ORNAMENTS.
CARPETS ENGRAvINGs, GLASS, CHINA AMI
OTHER WARE. ETC, ETC.
AT AUCTION.
sx q. Il. GIRARDEr q CO.,

BY @. II. GIRARDEY q CO.,
Ofoe-No. II Exchange Place.
VUEDrEsDAY. October xsth, mt 1O1S
w clock A. will be sod at public auction, a. the three
story brick oweng No. l78 s. Charles between
Girod and Julia, Of the declining house.
1sT ENTIRE CONTENTS OF SAID HOUSE, SOM
prising EeRanf Rosewood Paor Drawing and Bed Room
fe; Rch ench Plate Mantle and Pier Mirrors; Lace and
Damssk Cuua English Gas Chandeliers and Fixrures
Carp ting window Shades and Cornces
Mantle Clock and other Ornaments In Bronze; Engrsving
and Glass hns and other Wares; and variety OF
other articles too numerous 70 mention.
Descriptive Cafaogues will be ready for delivery on the
10Th inst 1T the Office OF the Ancti0neers.
~ TERNs-Cash In U. y Treasury Notes.
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Hot Weather Is Coming !

a ND II. Is NECESSARY HAVE
"A your houses ventilated, which can be
done at small expense by
LACY s. BAETLETT's. PATENT SASH
.eHfE slHaH LOCK,
by which you can have. the top sash to
lower Just as wei as il it was hung with
weights and cord. and your sash locked at
the same time, at one sixth the cost.
The undersigned have purchased the
right of this city and county for the above
Lock, and are prepared to put them on al
short notice. ..a
We refer to DR.. Runcie, H. Z. Read, Geo.
u. Dixon, +. II. Ragon, Prof. Geuung, and
w. III. Wood, who have had them put on
their windows. LIANT BROS. & co.
app dim
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Convention on the occasion. 1t is
out of the question to do more than
allude to the more prominent points
IN his remarks, which, though made
on short notice, were replete with IN
terest, and fraught with valuable
ideas and thoughts. The subject
Of education had received a fresh
impetus at the time that Martin
luther had announced that there
we're great truths in the Bible that all
ought to know Since that time men
had been anxiously inouiring for
truth, and that was the reason that
the Romlsh Church had so earnestly
opposed the circulation and reading
of the Bible. The Romish Church
did not oppose education in Evans
vile. but 1t was because it had not
yet obtained the power sufficient 70
move in that direction; but If the
time arrived that it had the power,
the same results attained in Romish
countries might be expected in this
The great trouble In these latter
days to the young. was that there was
so much to read, that the Bible might
be neglected. 1t was discovered that
an agency had been required to call
off from other books, or direct the
attention Of the young to the reading
of the Bible, and fortunately that
agency had been secured in the or
ganization Of Sunday Schools.
The Reverend gentleman made an
apt illustration Of the power Of the
Bible, and the great influence it had
on the minds of men, as we'll as the
power and influence Of &C untries, by
comparing England with Spain, the
one all powerful among nations, with
barren sterility; the other weak and
eliminate, with a productive cline.
where fruits and grain were indigen-
Gus. The reason of the one was that
the Bible truths were taught there
while ia the other babbling priests
alone muttered over the Bible print
ed in the dead languages, while the
people were not permitted to read
for themselves.
We would have been glad to pre-
sent a fuller report Of DR.. Aliens
address, but the great length of the
report precludes the possibility Of
doing SO. So far the convention has
proved highly interesting.
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BsE~ Sam Pete has returned with a
new stock Of Spring Goods, which he
will sell at auction to the highest bid
der, and at private sale at half price.
Sales to commence Friday morning,
April Il. aprl4-tf SAN PETE.
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RECORDERS CoURr.-Elias Stein
hellan, appeared before the Grand
High tycoon yesterday on charge of
having assaulted and battered his
wife. In casting up the evidence in
case, it was considered that Elias had
offended to the amount of s5-costs
So 80, and in consideration of the
fact that he had not the spoons"
ready, he went to Jail. Served him
right Eliza, his wife, appeared, and
for an assault upon her husband was
lined 81 and costs-s3 50. She had
the advantage over husband in that lie
was locked up, and She was not
Fred. Douglas, (not the originaD,
for drunkenness and disorderly con
duct, was fined 81 and COSTS 10.
1t is to be hoped that Fred. viii be-
have himself and if he would let
Democratic fighting whisky alone, he
would.
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CALL AND SEE Us.-We would be
pleased to have any Of our friends, AZ
tending the NJ. i. Sunday School
Convention. visit the JOURNAL Office
while in the city. They will doubtless
be interested in looking through one
of the most complete and extensive
printing establishments in the West.
PERsoNAL.-Prof. George W. Hoss,
State Superintendent of Public In
struction, was in the city yesterday,
en- route from Mt. Vernon. Pc visited
our puplic schools, and expressed
himself highly gratifed with their
proficiency and progress.
FAMILY Letter Scale, warranted
correct, price 80 cents, at JOURNAL
Office.
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SOMETHING New AND NoBBY.-
Just received h5 express at J. "A.
Carlin's in the line of new and styl-
ISL Cassimeres. Call and examine
while the stock IS complete, as they
are very nice and exceedingly cheap.
NV IF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-22

NEW HARMONY DELEGATION
Seventeen ladies and gentlemen, from
New Harmony, arrived By the.steamer
Leuisa last night, to attend the Sun
day School Convention to-day.
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GREAT CONFLAGRATION!!
Hubbs, Patrick & Co.'s Wharf boat
Destroyed.
NARROW ESCAPE OF BEN.
~uf HUBBS.

tgtAt hali-past two o'clock this morn
ing fire broke out in the wharf boat
Of Hubbs, Patrick & Co., that re
suited IN the complete destruction Of
that wharfboat. except the hull. Mr..
Hubbs, who was sleeping on the
boat, had narrow escape from
death, being awakened only in
time to escape the devouriug flames.
HIS neck and head were badly burned.
The bookswere .sayed,'and save them
all was lost. A large pile Of baled hav
s. Oh the wharf caught fire, and but FOR
the timely arrival of the steam fire
engines would have been destroyed.
The FIRE companies were out ana
quickly set to work, ard at once
stayed the rayages of the flames, that
for a while bid fair to commmuri.
cate to the buildings on Water
m Street. between Locust and
Main Streets. II IS impossible, at the
hour Of writing-34 o'clock-to state
the loss. -.u~-rs-
The fire is supposed to have origi
mated from a lamp that had exploded
1t was one of the greatest conhagra
tions that has occurred. in our city fo
several months past.
IC
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Mic Franklin Brick Nachlnl

guaranteed, with eight men aud two
fOrSes, 10 make $500 to $500 hrst-clas
rlcKs per hour; and by steam, 4 900. Il
90 per hour, according to the facilities
Of removing them. 1 offer TO demonstrate
nese facts by machines constantly work.
ing in TINS city. 5. ". john o., Agent,
81 Woodward Avenue, Detroit Mich.
te20 Dim ! r
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-22

PLAYED. - The justices Courts
have played out For several days
past there has not been,a case Of ina
portance before any Of those conserE-
atOrs Of the peace. ~
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What our City has Needed for
Some Time.
AN INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

wYM. 8IeCONN a BROTHER.
w both citizens Of this place, have
opened an Intelligence and Employment
ONCE for the benefit OF our ctttzeus and
business men. They intend to carry IL on
honestly and right and they hope the
business men Will give them their sup
port, by calling at their office il they wish
to hire any hands or servant girls. saving
themselves the trouble of running around
TO hunt them, and the. expense Of adver-
Using, and a rush of applicants. Ladies
TO call at their Office. Girls always on
hand. Once on Second Street, between
Main and Locust Streets. Open from
till O'Clock. [apu
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LOCAL NOTICES.

WHOLESALE GROCERY Stock FOR
SAFE, AND STORE FOR LEAsE.-The
senior partner desiring to retire. from
business, we offer for sale our entire
Stock, etc, and will also lease to the
party buying US out, the Store recent
Hy built, and since occupied by Us,
which is p feet wide, by 40 feet
deep. stories high. We prefer max
ing the transfer on June /, 1868
This affords a rare opportunity to
enter an established business of II
years standing, and occupy he best
aud largest Grocery Store IN this city.
). Z. GILBERT 4 Co.
ap21 Pm. No. 81 North First St.
"a Remember Hiram Nelson sells
at Auction, this morning at o clock,
at his Auction Rooms, Household
Furniture, Fruits IN Cans, Jellles and
a large lot Of Housekeepers Goods.
Ladies are invited.
REMovAL.-We wish to inform our
friends and customers that we have
moved our stock Of dry goods one
square further out Main Street, to
No. 1O1. between Third and Fourth.
where we Will take pleasure In wait
ing on all who may favor US with a
call. WRIGHT 4 ROBERTS.
apl17 If
PEN RACKS, lettterclips, inkstands,
penholders, pencils, and general as
.sortment of stationery, can be found
at the JOURNAL Counting Room.
BINGHAM CELEBRATED DEXTER
FLOUR. This excellent brand of
Flour, which is reported to be the
best in the market, may be found at
Stockwell & Co. S. 1t is a choice
article. aprl8-3t
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Removal.

w M 3 u @ k,
Watch Maker and JeWeIer,
KwAS REMOVED TO THE SPLEEN.
yngton, 8sg
No. 81 MAIN Reef,
Where he is better than ever prepared to
wait on customers. Having the finest
show window in the city. he has peculiar
advantages Tor doing repairing. Especial
attention given TO cleaning and repairing
watches. lfeb0 diff
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THE MAGAzINEs.-Seott has re

THE MAGAzINEs.-Scotth has receiv-
ed the May number Of Godyand Har-
per. These popular periodicals, to-
gether with all the latest publications,
can be had at!his news depot, corner OF
Main and Second Streets
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sToBAcco.-Sherif Miller has, up to
date, purchased $4,000 pounds zof
tobacco, mostly raised IN this and
Warriek Counties. M.4 81
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PAPER WEIGHTs, bill files, card
eases, indelible pencils, and ink at the
JOURNAL. Office.
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.nilioarops Hslir NsedYes, ~ Patent
Wrappers, are superior to7aL others.
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@ CIRcUT OoURR.=Ths only case of
Importance before the Circuit Court
yesterday was that Of the State vs..
@. L. Trent; charge, larceny; verdict,
a p three years IN the penitentiary.
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ARRIvED.-A large delegation ar
rived last night from Bockport by
The steamer Nightingale,to attend the
Sabbath School Convention to-day.
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Maobines Use 0arE's y0ool Cottoa
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Clark Spool Cotton is the best.
.Ri2tgarTs Asadles for sale everywhere.
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lIilward' S Needles are the best.
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SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENT o..
FIRST DAYS PRoCEEDTNGs.

PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-22

Take none other than Oaks Coaon.