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NEW GOODS.
IHE subscriber has just received from Charles

Il HE subscriber has just received from Charles
ton his ss9e
STOCK OF WINTER GOODS,
which he now offers to his customers and the
public at tho LOWEST CASH PRICES, and
asks those who desire to purchase to give him
call before purchasing elsewhere:
CALICOES from 10 to 16 cts. per yard.
Plain, Figured and chepo DELANEs and
POPLINS, from rs to IS cts. per yard-all Colors
and Shades. a,.a ~ -
Checked and Eurlos ton GINGHAMS,
Bleached SHIRTINGS ard Long CLOTHS,
Red and white FLANNELS, eIgi95
OPERA FLANNELS, all colors,
Canton FLANNELS,
Plaid LINSEYS. attl
Plaid and Domestic GINGHAMS,
Ladies' CLOAKs and SHAWLS, in variety,
Breakfast SHAWLS and NUBIAS, q u
Ladies' and Misses HATS-Straw, Braid and
Plush-beautiful, -.t..---~
RIBBONS, PLUMEs, FLOWERS,
,. Linen Cambria HANDKERCHIEFs, ve.y
cheap, II. M 81
HOSIERY. all KINDS, bs9 i4
Ladies' UNDERVESTS, AZ, t9
YANKEE N0TI0NS-in variety,
IRISH LINENS, .,.i4t - JN @
Huckaback DIAPER and TOWELS, at,
Brown SHIRTINGS and SHEETINGS,
Bleached and Brown JEANS, ,,oi.1,,
STRIPES, OSNABURGS, &c. IL .@vs"t
For Men and Boys Wear.
DoEsKIN, TwEEDs, CAssIMEREs;,
SATINETTS, Kentucky EANS, ~ s.'a
KERSEYS and FACTORY JEANS, se,,t q
HATS and CAPS, all styles and sizes, go
Gents UNDERvEsTs, MECH TIES, COL
LARS, &c. :g7,s 6ti@ tt,fatz' s2ss' 90
}igia Boots and Shoes
In Store an elegant assortment Ladies aud
Misses SHOES, very cheap, III
Gents, Boys and children's B oOTS and
SHOES, largs stock.
:ssa9'.il'.' ls:s;7 Also.
A general assortment of CR0CKERY and
GLASSWARE, HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AN
ES,I NAILS, &C., &c.}rsS 7-s-ss',S .:s 10 5li
Groceries, &C: IT,
SUGAR, TEA, COFFEE, ..9a
CHEESE, MACARONI, CRACKERS, -
CANDLES, STARCH, SODA. SOAP,
With every variety Of Goods generally to be
ound in we'll furnished Village Store, all Of
which will be soldas CHEAP AS THE CHEAP
EST. sf.d i.ss.e - ~
Nov 10 Pm a6
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vxTANTED...I want O. man to take the
w AGENCY for Lloyd's great Double Revolv-.
ing MAPS Of Europe and America, with the 4, 900
county colorcd map of the United States on the
back, issued to-day, and needed by every family,
school and library in tho land, with patent rever
sers, bywhich either map can be thrown front.
Each map is 62164 inches large, with ribbon
binding and double-faced rollers cost 100000
and three years labor. Price S., worth $50. A
small capital will do to start with. $40 acopy
can bo got for these greatmaps. Send for circu-
lar, terms, &C. Twenty new maps under way. j.
7. LLOYD, (P. 0. Box 1927 ATLANTA,
GEORGIA. ~
Nov. "a I'm 4S
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John Esten Cooks New Novel.

E1 J. HUNTINGTON q CO., 4s9 Broom,
T. street, New York, have in press, to beready
in October, "MOHUN,s0R THE LAST"DAYS
OF LEE AND HIS PAsLApINs.s ;ssBy;J. Esten
of asurfy," of which "Mohun" is ! sequel,
IL, 600 copies werc almost immediately sold. Tho
new work is still more iptonsely interesting.
Printed on 6ne-toned paper snd richly bound in
cloth, with upward of 500 pages, it has, for its
ifrontispiece fine steel medallion head Of Gene,
raj Lee, and four beautiful illustrations in Hpmers
best style. Either book is sent by mailpost free,
on receipt of the price, 1925 For sale by all
booksellers and news dealers, in town and country.
/ Oct. 6, .s13t 94iot ,.ls41
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aUNsMITHING.

The services of competent tGUNsMITH.ha..e
been engaged, and any work in that line left ut
my Shop win be promptly attended to. All parts
of Colts Pistols will be kept constantly on hand,
ready finished for use, thereby making 1t unne-
cessary for arms being leitfor any length of time
for ordinary repair. 's''',
~ !I5sa Z 0sGi Taab d.. F. McEwEE. Z
Oct. G If noo4 * Al
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Matchmaker and JeWeller.

n F. McEWEN is now prepared to do ALL
I'LL. KINDSsoF WORK pertaining to his hu-
siness with ueatness and dispatch, and on aas
reasonable terms as can be done. by any 6rst class
workmen. Ali work will be warranted to give
satisfaction. 81 s- o' ~
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w ITH view to turn my whole attention 70
THE COMMISSION BUSINESS, I. the
2Oth. Instant disposed of my ENTIRE STOCK
OF GROCERIES, &C., to w. NJ. DUNBAR &
CO., Who.will continue the GROCERY BUSI-
NESS at the same old stand, and for whom 1
oespeak tho patronage of my friends.
;, o.. A. STEVENS.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
ESTABLISHED 1850!

SrEyHE Subscriber would respectfully inform the
II Citizens of Edgefeld and surrounding coun-
try that he has just returned from Europe, where
he selected with great care an EXTENSIVE
ASSORTMENT of
WATCHES,
OF the best Manufacture, which he will offer at
lower rates than any House in the City.
In addition, will be found large Stock of fine
GOLD JEWELRY,
Set with Diamonds, Rubies, Garnets, Coral.
BRIDAL SETS OF PEARL,
NUPTIAL RINGS,
WATCH CHAN :. CHARMS, &c.
SILVER WARE.
Also, SOLID SILVER WARE, consisting of
FULL TEA SETS, WATERS,
Ice and Water PITCHERS,
CASTORS, Berry and Butter DISHES,
CardRECEIVERS, Card and Cake BASKETS
Cordial STANDS, GOBLETS, CUPS,
FORKS and SPOONS, and everything in the
Silver Ware line.
GUNS AND. PISTOLS.
Fine Single and Double Barrel GUNS,
Colt, Smith & Wessen, Remington, Cooper,
Sharp and Derringer PISTOLS, and many others
of the latest invention.
Fine CUTLERY, SPECTACLES, WALKING
CANES, P0RTEM0NNAIES, and FANCY
GOODS of every variety to be found in n first
class Jewelry Establishment.
We would also remind the PUBLIC that We keep
a Special Establishment for the REPAIR of
fine Watches and Jewelry. Ali work entrusted
Sto our care will be executed promptly, neatly,
neaand warranted for.one year.
4. PRoNTAUT,
l63 Broad ST., one door below Augusta Hotel,
49, AUGUSTA, GA. 4
Dec7 1y so
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w E, the Undersigned, having this. day formed
a copartnership for the transaction of o GRO
Gerry and PRODUCE BUSINESS, under the
mama mama and style of VIM. NJ. DUNBAR d CO.,
do4es5eSt solicit the patronage SO literally
bestowed on our predecessor.
.s.-issst4s WIN. M.SDUNBAR,
- = % THOS. M. GOLDSBY.
Augusta, Nov 80 If 49
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a Final Settlement

vxrILL be made in the Ordinary's Office at
wv EdgeGeli C. H., on Monday. the 25sh
January next. on the Estate of JAMES HAM
INSON, decd. Those having claims against the
said Estate will present them duly attosted ; ana
all indebted to said Estate will pay up forthwith.
LOUISIANA v. TURNER, Adix.
Dec zt oV
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uIullarky Brothers
ses BROAD STREET,
Augusta, Georgia,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN eTr~z
Foa.eign &c Domestic
DRY GOODS.

STOCK among which may the following desirable Goods non
BLACK Silks CoLoRED SILKS IRISH PoPdNs FRENCH pof
T1NS and a. full assortment CHEAPER DRESS GOODS -,-o
BLANKETS FI4ANNEIS, CLoAKs, sHAWIS HOSIERY. GLOVES
HOOP SKIRTS large assortment of NOTIONS
BROADCIOTHs CASSIMERES, TWEEDS SATlNEIS JEANS and
other Goods suitable and also for Plantation use
EACFD and BROWN SHEETINGS and SHIRTINSevey brand
OsNABURGS DRILLS STRIPES and variety of other Goods usually
kept in Fst Dry Goods House. all Of which will sell as o
THE LOWEST, FOR CASH. Gu,
elsewhere.
nayPOSITIVELY ONE PRICE ONLY. .1sa os qs, zerV n
MULLARKY BROTHERS,
262 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
MULLARKY o. 1.gt
j. III. MULLARKY. ro
Augusta, Dec s ON ~
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Notice.
Notice.

Il N Application will be made ut the next Ses-
A sion Of the Legislature for . CHARTER for
a RAILROAD from Edge6eld. c.; H, to intersect
the Augusta & Columbia Railroad at or near the
Pine House in this County.
l. Noy22." st 4S
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GlMEAREE, !,

vEyHE Thorough Bred STALLION CONGA-
Il Rec will stand Mt Edgefeld C. H., during
the Fall Season at $40 Cor the Season. For fur
ther particulars, enquire of Mr.. JACKSON CovAR,
at the Clerks Office VI -.
Sept,15 ca se,- ~ - 3m 3S!.ir
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Notice.

vUyHoMAs B. REESE is my Lawful Agent and
il Attorney in Edge6eld District. All business
done by him in my name will be ratified by me.
LEVI D. REESE.
Dec. st SO
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PROOF BEYOND CONTROVERSY !!


HE LADY HoUsE-KEEpERs Of Augusta,
and of Edge6eld District, have.spoken 1t, and We
ask no better judges of the FAC +, namely, That
the COOKING STOVES sold by D. L. Full
LERTON,, are the BEST, and as CHEAP as any
sold in Augusta. UGi sae
Let not the question, Where shall I get a good
Stove trouble you any longer, but go directly
to D. L. FULLERTON, Augusta, Go. Make
known your wants, and he will assist you to Sc
lect Stove, that will bake your Turkey, Corn
Bread and Potatoes to perfection, and make your
very soul glad for joy.
Hundreds of Families in iEdge6eld, who are
using either the Chief Cook" "Charter Oak"
+" Civilian" or "Texana," will say, 1t is even
So" and advise you as neighbor to go and buy
one. 49,
&srCut this advertisement out and bring it
with you. We will give One Dollar for cory of
this advertisement en- each Stove purchased.1
D. L.. FULLERTON,
Broad Street, opposite Augusta Hotel,
AUGUSTA, GA. d
Sept Am 80
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rFyHE Subscriber would respectfully inform the
i. Citizens of Edgefeld and surrounding coun-
try that he has just returned from Europe, where
he selected with great care an EXTENSIVE
AcS0RTMENT of 80
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.m Hts eliza
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-28

THE TRADE.-The general trade of
the city is now improving every day
Day before yesterday many of our
wholesale merchants had about all
they could attend to, and some had
more orders for the day thans:it
was possible for them to fill Yester-
day large shipments were made, and
large invoices of goods were packed
and made ready for shipment It is
gratifyingto note the fact that bust
ness Is fast reviving, and it Is no less
gratifying to state, also, that South
ern merchants who are bound East,
after looking through the large and
we'll filed wholesale houses in Evans
vile, conclude to go no farther, but
decide to save time aud money By
purchasing in this city Let US re-
peat, there are two things above all
others, at the present time, needed in
Evansville, which would greatly in
crease the trade. One IS a large first
class hotel, and another is a place of
The Opera House we
have under ways but it approaches
completion slowly. What the pros
pect is for hotel, we are not able to
say.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-28

EXTRA FINE FURNITURE AT AUC-
TONI will sell at auction at my
auction room. Locust Street, opposite
the Post Office, on Tuesday, March
the 3lst, at 10o'clock in the forenoon,
two Iine bedsteads, two extra spring
mattresses, one fine marble top
buregu, one fine marble top centre
table. one extra fine marble top wash
stand, one $500 90 mirror, six sofa
chairs, one sofa arm chair, two fine
sofas, fine chamber ware. and a
wardrobe. HIRAM Nelson.
m2S-2t,
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| was over the age required by law, [
Joined the company as a private, and,
unexpectedly, they elected me Cap
tain. | served with the company till
it was disbanded, and did duty with
it when there was duty to do, and was
in camp with the company whenever
it was in camp. Now, gentlemen, I
say again, am not much of a speaker,
but you see I can talk when it Is
necessary. and that I am not afraid to
do it,
Nj. J. D. Roche then come forward
and thanked his friends for the nom
ination be had received, and hoped
that he would succeed in being elect
ed. mr.. Roche ought to out-run
one legged soldier. The race is not
always, however, to the swift
Peter Maier then said that it was
about time to adjourn. He had ex-
pected several Of the candidates to
be present, among others, Capt. VIII
lard, but as it appeared he was not
present, he would call for Mr. Richie
son. We have not space for his
speech. A passing notice is all that we
can give. The young man has a re-
markable memory. After speaking
of Mayor Baker, he said: -" | re-
member, long time ago, that great
man builded a mighty temple, and
that he taxed the people so heavy
that they complained of the burthen.
The people went to that man and
asked to be released from the heavy
taxation, but he said, l am great
King, go away or l viii lash you with
scorpions. So, gentlemen, it will be
with the leader of the Republican
party in Evansville" We believe that
the readers of the Journal will
agree with US that the young man has
a remarkable memory, if really as
he said, he does recollect that cir
cumstanee.
Mr.. Ed Martin followed in a short
speech. There was nothing remark
able in it, except that he said, If a
man steals your pocket book, when l
am elected Marshal, aud you will give
me half chance, I'll be id if 1
don't catch the thief"
he was followed by Mr.. Blemker,
who talked for a few minutes, after
which Peter came forward and closed
the meeting.
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REcoRDER's CoURFn- Abram
Smuck, who was charged with having
committed an assault and battery on
a girl named Amanda Fry, had a
hearing before the Recorder yester-
day. The prosecuting witness not
being in attendance, he was dis
charged.
Mary Snyder complained that Mag
gle Comfort had made an assault, in a
rude and angry manner, on her. for
which Maggie was mulcted in fine OF
81, with costs assessed at 81 O5.
John Kingston, who was arrested
day before yesterday on charge of
stealing one hundred dollars. had a
hearing, and was held to bail in the
sum of $500 for his appearance at the
next term Of the Circuit Court. 1t
was alleged that the money had been
stolen from a young Englishman
named Sundem, and that he logged
the young Englishman around, drink
ing with him till he succeeded in get
ting him drunk, and then robbed him.
Madame Burke, with her whole force,
we're up as witnesses. Kingston was
sent to the County Jail.
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BUsY.-Sherif Miller and all his
l0rce Of deputies were busy as bees
yesterday. 1t was the last day Of
service for cases in the Circuit Court,
which convenes on the first Monday
IN April. The docket will be large,
-ve are informed, there being a good
many important cases to dispose of.
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TRANSFERS or REAL EsTATE.-The fol-
towing transfers Of real estate were enter
/, ed for record in the Office Of the County
Recorder during the week ending Fri
day March nth 1868:
Jacob L. Refs to VIM Heilmau, Lot 100
by l25 feet, Block z, Lamaseo. for $1,000.
VIM. Holman 10 Jacob Fleming, Lot 100
Camilla p. Roach to W. J. BOwen & Co.,
Lots 10 and One-half of 8, Fl and one-half
OF y, Subdivision of Block 2, Upper En-
largement. for 1900.
Henry ID. Allis to John J.. Chandler by
3l6 5-12ths feet TO be taken of Of part south
east quarter % Section 10, Township 9,
Range 10, for SO s..
Wa. Baker 10 Henry HOizgraife, Lots ;,
6, aud s, Block 2, AIcher's Enlargement,
for 81 900.
Henry Stromberg to Leonard Hanback,.
Francis n. Brown to Elizabeth HUI, Lot
D, Block I0l. Lamasco, for $50.
Henry StOckfeth TO John l.. Kramer,
Lot 9, Block 50, Eastern Enlargement for
$500.
Charles wilkins to John Kuhn, Lot II,
Block So, Lamasco, for $40.
Simon Gum berts o Barband Ann Ritz,
Lots 1, ?, and 4, Block 11S, Lamasco, for
$50.
Martha b. Walker and others to Charles
H Walker, Lots p and q, Block 4, Cres-
cent Enlargement, tor 1902.
Ann Walker and others TO Martha y.
Enlargement, for $500.
Lucinda Cappels to Fred. Lunkenheim-
er, Lot 4, Block 2, Southern Enlargement,
for s., 900.
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BsB~ We, the ladies appointed to
funds made during the
time of the Temperance Festival,
which Was held IN October, 1867,
take this method Of returning our
thanks to Mr.. Chris Hedderich for
his kind and gentlemanly assistance;
also, for the valuable information
given US in regard to the poor Of our
city. The decisions rendered by him
as to the applicants being worthy of
aid, or otherwise, have always been
correct Mrs. W1I. MORGAN,
Mrs. CHAs. s. WELLS.
Mrs JAMES LAUGHLIy.
EVANSVILLE, March p, 1863.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The follow
ing is a list of marriage licenses is
saed by the County CLERK during the
week ending March 9th: ..,
August Ciebhardt to Philippine Kramer.
Theodore Koch to Maria Stberheim.
Nat. Jackson to Jennie Clements.
ohm Louis to Mari, lane McMullen.
Charles eckary 70 Anna G. Wessler
Philip Geyer to Louisa WetbeI
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bS5- Messrs. Devou Il Co., of Gin
cinnati, are offering Millinery Goods
at lowest New York prices. This is
one Of the Oldest establishments In
the West, Long experience AID
wealth enable them to sell goods very
low, and keep up an elegant assort-
ment by continual importation. See
their advertisement in to-day paper.
marches dit
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The Franklin Brick lIachln,

i guaranteed, with eight men and tive
5riczs per hour and by steam 9JC Il
TOO per hour, according TO the facilities
for removing them. offer 10 demonstrate
ing in this city. =. W. JOB &~ON. Agent.
81 Woodward Avenue, Detroit Mich
fe20 d2m -
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MORE NOvELTIEs.-W 90 len Cards,
Fill de Linge Cards, japanese Cards,
crystal Cards, Antique Cards, and all
che newest styles of Wedding, Call
ing and Party Cards, at the
mhl4 Nv Journal OFFICE.
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b5- New Goods are daily received
at the stylish store Of J. Il. Sehrichte,
No. 30 Main Street, where you can
ind it cheaper 70 buy thar any other
place. Give US a call and examine
for yourselves.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-28


The FEELING ABOUT THE CANDI-
DATES FOR COUNCILMEN-The Re
publicans yesterday we're quite jubi-
liant over the choice for Councilmen
in the various Wards. made night be
fore last, and it was conceded by all
that the selection was the best ever
made in the city. Earnest, faithful
work is allthat is necessary. A good
feature ia all the Ward meetings, as
well as-the great nominating conven-
ton which took place Tuesday night,
was the large number of prominent
men, who have no private " axes to
grind, p but, on the contrary, only the
general welfare of the city at heart, in
attending, and the absence or silence
of those who are always asking the
dear people for public favors. This
augurs we'll for the future of the city,
and if those gentlemen will only de-
vote a portion of their time to the
work before them till the day of cleo
ton, and then spend all that day, till
the last vote is polled, they will not
b,,vo anna 20 ,arrat -
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Nor YET ARREsTED.-The negro,
Hopkins, who attempted to murder
Jack Robinsos has not yet been ar
rested, although a large number of
persons, including the Sheriff and his
deputies. have been riding almost
night and day all this week, in the
hope of making his arrest. 1t is to
be hoped that he will be arrested and
brought to justice.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-28

MORE New GooDs.-I have receiv-
ed during the last ten days large adj
ditious to my stock Of boots and
shoes, including Spring styles Of
Men and boys fac calf boots;
Men and boys balmorets and
CATERS;
Ladies serge CATERS and balmorals;
Ladies fine kid and French mo-
rocco boots;
Misses fine shoes and CATERS of all
kinds:
Chiidrens' shoes. both fancy and
dura BILE;
colors.
Thee goods are just received direct
from manufacture: Of New England.
Rochester, and Cincinnati, aud eau
not &c equaled ID ,ty.e, quality, or
price elsewhere. 7 ". TUNER,
mar28 1t Z First Street.
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stain II. CLAY GOODING,
GEORGE P. PECK, Esq,

ILL.-Esquire Emery, who has not
been able to attend the duties Of his
slice for several days, is still too i'll
ID be out, being confined to the house.
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&c Eau nd IndianAp d.
ETEANFpC,AT T.TNrs

40 LOUIsYILLE.-Every Monday and
saturday Al 10 O'Clock AM. Every Tuesday,
wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 8
o'clock P. Nj.
40 CATRO-Daily, except Sunday, at
o'clock p. d.
No GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
1asZld Saturday at 8 o'clock p. N. Every
-&onday and Thursday at O'Clock P. N.
To .EASTPORT. - Every Tuesday and
f9ftday at 4 o'clock p. NJ. .a 81
70 HE.g DERsoE-DafIy,. except Sundays,
~ 3 O'Clock Pm.
no NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
N
70 MEALP s-Semi-Weelkly. Haz
EtOckport Stage tvia Newburgh and Boon
.1--Ge, carrying the mali, leaves at A. NJ,
sr1 Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
lives BY P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
EEed Saturdays. s.. f...
New Harmony Man Stage leaves Mon
-f1ays and fridays at 7 A. N. Arrives Tues
s4ays and Saturdays by 4P. n.
Mt Vernon NAH s. age leaves daily lex
sept sundeWs0 at a. N. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays by2P.
10 NEWBURG.-HaeKd daily Except sun
AEyJ nom the Merchants Hotel, at
N'clOcE p. Dr.. 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-28

LUNCH.-A magnificent lunch will
be set on Sunday morning at 81
o'clock, at the Superior Saloon, on
Water Street. two doors above the
American House. mar28 1t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-28

pa Remember the Auction of
Household Furniture. on the corner
of Putnam and Jefferson Avenue,
opposite Judge Parrett's, takes place
on Saturday, March 25th, az o'clock
a. NJ. ARTHUR LODGE,
mar37 It CHAs. JENKINS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-28
The Democratic Meeting at the
Market House.

PETER MAIER THE MANAGER
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LOCAL NOTICES.
grape vino.

We take pleasure in directing the
attention Of the public to Speer's cell
ebrated Port Grape Wine, a pure and
unadulterated grape wine, upon
which every one having occasion to use
wine may most implicitly rely.
The wine Is made at opeer's vine
yards, Passaic. \. J. 1t has a rich
flavor, mellow juiceness, and brilliant
color, and is not only an agreeable
beverage, but highly beneficial in its
properties. We know this to be the
fact. having tried the article thoroug-
ly. Use Speer's Bottled Wines. with
his signature on the cork, and you
are sure Of getting a pure article
DaUeap0rt Democrat. DIV IL
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-28

EXPLANATIoN.-T John King
Jon, who was arrested day before
yesterday and lodged in the city
prison, of whom mention was made
yesterdays paper, Is not the John
Kingston who keeps the Delmonico
Saloon. They are not related at all.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-28

The CANNON.-The cannon will be-
fred this evening 1t will be the
signal for the assembling Of the Re
publican mass meeting at Turner
Hall Good speeches may be expect
"a. Letevefy Republican be on hand
and let the ball be kept in motion till
she last vote is polled on election day.
If the friends Of the great Union
cause but work as they should, the
victory will be p glorious one.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-28

Take none other than GarhsCouon.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-28

Hand sewing try lEil,eqra's Nss7les.