davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19
Agitation I'm France.

The present defiant tone of the Frencl
press excites remarks every where. bu
the question is, do the opposition jour
nails represent public opinion? The
Government is trying to frighten the
country into submission with a spectre
rouge; 1t credits the opposition with the
intention of throwing up barricades. The
accusations made by the semi official or
gans show the alarm felt by the atithori-
These few lines taken from the
Tribune represent the feelings of the
The inmates of the Empire know her.
ter than any one that we have no inten-
ton to resort to violence and force to
reconquer what violence and force
snatched from the people. They know
That we labor not to throw the country
INTO disorder, but to awaken it; not to
oppress opinion, but to render il its sin.
'erlty; not to outrage the law. but to
impose the respect of the law so long set
iside; not to dispute the decisions of
UNIVERSAL suffrage, but to render those
honest and independent. There
$ nothing in this which threatens disor-
Ter and anarchy. And the principal
complaint made by the Government is
nat serious movement has been com
nenced to re-establish order on more
urable basis. The journals have lust
ron a great victory at Clermont, where
he editor Of the Indepeudant du Cen
re- accused of having published Baudin
iists, has been acquitted, to
ne satisfaction of most persons in court.
he Ministers of the Interior NAV ner.
APPS order new trial, and expose him
,if to another defeat. Should NJ pi-
ard determine to go on with the prose
atlon of all the accused papers. the act I
the I'd of December will be public I
discussed not alone here and in Cler-
ont, but also at Abb, Anglers, Lille.
yons, Marsailles, Nantes, Narbenne,
ismes and Toulouse {
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

BEAUTIFUL RIvER.-The Sabbath
day IS the beautiful river in the week Of
time The other days are troubled
streams, whose angry waters are disturb.
ed by the countless crafts that float upon
them; but1he pure river Sabbath flows
on to eternal rest, chanting the sublime
music of the silent, throbbiug shore and
noting time by the pulsation of everlsst-
ing life. Beautiful river Sabbath. glids
on Bear forth on thy bosom the poor
tired spirit TO the rest which Il seeks and
the weary, watching soul to endless
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

STARTLING PnKDIcTIox. Le.
.onIdas an astroloser of Indianapolis,
publishes the following prediction
Il observe by the planets that dread :
iul plague will commence in Russia, orig.
mating from silks brought over from
CAIRO, Egypt and Turkey. 1t will er
tend across the Baltic sea, and will desc.
late Germany, cause immense mortality
in England, and then spread to the Uni.
I'd fs~sr.qSi isA-z sssstss,-ss. 'as safiTa.
tssaar flesh to purple black. Thc pesfi.
ienee Will carry off such an amount Of
mortals that there will not be enough
left to bury the dead, or give Christian
burial. The streets Of our cities. town,
and villages will be swarmed with the
lead and dying. The groans aud veil.
'f horror will fill every breast with con.
iternation. On all sides confusion will
Ibouud The death knell will cease 10
oil as the malady RACES in fury. Tho
tench of the dead will become so COM
non that the survivors will not heed IT,"
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

AT one time a woman could hsrdiv
walk through the streets of San Francis
90 without having every ono pau.e 70
gaze on her, and a child was so rare that
once IN theater in the same city. where
a woman had taken her infant, when il
began to cry just as the orchestra COM
menced to play, man in the pit cried
out, Stop those 6ddles, and let the babv
cry L haven't heard such a sound for
ten years. The audience applauded
this sentiment, the orchestra stopped.
aud the baby continued it's performances
amid unbounded enthusiasm. -.
IT is related that slave woman in ,Lo.
South had stolen agoose yet came with
out confession of'repentence TO the merit
communion. Upon being reprovc5 Co.,
so great presumption, she exclaimed az.
me ye suppose | M goin to let datole
goose keep me away from my blessed
jesus 2"
SisTER PATRocISIE, the nun who has
so great an influence over Mrs. Seound;
late Queen of Spain, has gone ia Pan 20
live near her dupe
koTHcHILD will make 1920. 900 bv
MS wines from Chateau Lafitte estate lbis
year lie paid $4,000, 600 for the vine.
Yard
The public debt of the United State,
decreased s7,514,166 is during tho
month of October.
MAHOGANY is so abundant in Ncvad.
$ to be used for fuel A contract las
'een entered int0'to supply several thou.
and cords of it at three dollars aud .
alf per cord.
A VOLUME of poems by George u.
'rentice, of the Louisville Journal. viii
Don be in the market.
TIE sum necessary to build eotton.
lill at Paducah has been subscribed.
nd the erection Of the building will
at once.
The New Orleans Crcseut saws that
ienry Ward Becchcr was Il teacher in
hat city in 1912, and was distinguished
" his vigorous use Of the birch
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

:. DAYLTGHr.-The plain broad --dar.
light, with face like friend ! And a
friend Il is to you it's face is everywhere:
1t looks to your steps that you fall not
points to danger in the way. And il will
come every day to this. At night II bids
you rest. And when it closes its eve
upon you at last, you will rest forever.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

FIRE.-S. y. White, would call the at
tention to his stock of new lamps just
received, of all sorts and sizes, for burn
ing coal oil and Pstro oil. A general
variety of everything necessary for peo-
pie to have, at reduced prices.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

CHRISTMAS TRicKs.-Francis Miller
announces to fathers and mothers, young
men and old men, children and all, that
he has received large variety of christ:
mas tricks,-everything from limber-
jack to the finest of toys, selected by
Santa Clause especially for the children
of Hickman and vicinity. They are all
to be disposed of between this and
Christmas, and all should call soon in
order to have choice of articles.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19
"A NeErO Cengressmcn.
zine Washington correspondent of the
'ew York Times writes:

The Washington correspondent of the
'ew York Times writes:
There is after all, chance that a col
ored representative may have seat in
| the Fortieth Congress. By the rejection
OF the returns of certain parishes in
Louisiana, Menard, a negro is declared
elected to Fill the unexpired term Of
Mann, democrat, and deceased. Menard
Will get the certificate. which will he
Pri''to Jdcie evidence of his right 70 he
Mann S successor, and he must be admit.
ted to the seat. and Hunt, democrat who
Is defeated by the rejection of the returns
Will have chance to contest MeDard's
seat. But the original certificate of Col
Mann having been contested bv one 81.
mon Jones, Republican, both Menard
ana Hunt will be ousted if Jones is snc-
eesstui. Ii not. then, provided things
are done in the usual way, Menard is the /
sitting member by virtue of the certifi-
cate, and Hunt is the contestant But
things may not be done in the usual /
way. To admit Menard involves the re-
eogn!tion of the legality of the late
election. Hence, there may or may not
be a colored gentleman in the Fortietb
congress. Altogether it is very euri-
'usiy complicated case, and involves at
east half dozen questions, including
ne of color
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

PEoMPTsEss.- having Furniture.
repaired can save time and money by calling
at Oswald s Furniture Manufactorery.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19
Hickman Directory.


Aaorneys at Lac.
T. o. GoaIder, Randle & Tyler, A
D. Kingman, b. r. Walker, John A..
Lauderdale, John W. Cowgirl. T. b.
Logan, Oscar Turner, j. G.. Smith, Troy,
Tenn.
Physicians
Drs. GOuriey & COrbett, Carter Blan-
ton, H. c. Catlett, A. A. Faris, j.
Saudek.
Dentist.
II. c. Buck.
Dry Goods
J. AmDerg, VIM b. Benny, Wolf &
Plaut, j. IL Davis, j. S. Hubbard.
Drug Stores.
C. A. Holcombe, w Il. Walker.
Wholesale Grocers.
Millet & Roulhac, V. \. McCutchen,
II. C. Bailey.
Saloons
John Heinze, Jshn Whiting, John
Semonese. ~
Mp. Harness, s. n. White.
fiefte Commission Merchants
Bondurant & Drewry, Oyerton, Steele
& Co.
.Saddlery and Harness.
A. S. Anderson.
Carriage MannJactory.
kirkpatrick 4 Bro
Cigar Manufacturer.
Francis Miller
Wagon Manufacturer.
Hertwick & Baltzer.
TaiIors. |
Louis Persons, F. Case.
Barriers.
E. Margraf & Co.
...- House and Sign Painter.
Thomas NJ. Jones.
Express Conipanics.
Merchants Union Express; Southern
Express; Overton, Steele & Co., Agents.
Furniture Stores.
F. Bartoldus, Charles Oswald.
Marble Works.
B. c. Ramage.
J.H. Davis.
Insurance agent.
Samuel Landrum
Lirery Stable.
VIM. B. Plummer.
Boot and Shoe Shop.
George Wehman, Casper Sohm & Co.,
Julius Frenz. ..7
Hotels .
Planters II Hotel, by Parks & Co. on
Clinton street; City Hotel, Young K Co,
prOprictors.
city Omcers.
Mayor.-Sam'l. Landrum.
Ctr .JKdgc-J II Davis.
Cycrk--J. IL. Morehead.
-Karshol-Pat Cunningham.
County Omcers.
C5uaty J,dgc-B R. Walker.
Copnfy -Auorney-H A Tyler.
C hit Court Cierk-John c. Gard
ner Tapp. Bynum, Deputy.
County ColNnk lerk.-JnoA A Wilson.
.Sheri8.-R = Millet; Office ia w
Drputy S4a1-R. S. Chapman
Coroner.-Tnad W. Thomas.
JNor-G " Etpbblefeld
~ District No. /, F. G
Kimbro, Jacob Bushart Constable
George Morris District No. = Owen
Miles, and Joshua Nayor. Constable
VIM. II. Roper District No :, J. W
Mays and John Boyer Constable
George NJ Wilbourn District No. 4
j. n Hawkins and r. Cross. Con
stable-L. Everett.
County Assessor.-Wm Hubbard.
L. s. Assessor.-T. c. Buck
L. S. Rer, ColIector-H G. Catlett
Jaages.-Court of Common Pleas
Ed Grassland, of Mayfeld. Circuit
Court-A. R. Boon, Mayfeld.
Commonwealth Attorney.--Clint. L
Randle, Hickman.
Register IN BankrnPtey.-Charles S
( Marshal, Blandville..
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19
narr,aEes and Death..

-,sd Tres CT charge. Obituaries and trie-
s,.. q, respect inserted at 81 90 per square,
az- Advertisements IN Local Column
fer four lines or less and 20 cents LOT each
additional line.
s.Ss- voluntary communications, contain
ing interesting news, sollclted- from Any
.usrt.r News letters from Western Men
..rS, and tennessee especially desired
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

y GENERAL WILLIAM PRESTON has
been unanimously nominated for the
Lower House of the State Legislature
by the Faycttc county Democratic COM
mittee.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19
Terms of Subscription TO
THE HICKMAN URIEB,
81 so, Invariably in Advance.

Clubs Of ten, to the same post Office e2 90.
Address, Publishers HtcKAAE CoUkIER,
Hickman, Ky.
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19
HIstry Repeating Itse,C

=
the follovng article touching the barba
rous profamme of Gen. Sheridan:
An exedition is being organized for a
raid npo some of the tribe of Indians
who ha, lately been in belligerent con
ditiou siiewhere near Smokey Hill Riy
er. O. of cur Western EXCHANGES
says: ieneral Sheridan commands the
expedon IN person. The plan is to at
tack e Indians in their winter quarters
destr their lodges and everything they
haveake away. their arms and force
all pse that escape slaughter to live on
reseatlons below Arkansas" Most
per1s will remember that thrilling epi-
sodn Macauley's history of England.
renting the story of the Glencoe mas
sai. The Mcdonald had been one of
fmost refractory of the Highland
cs and orders were sent to the nearest
rtary officers to exterminate them
Tins officer marched his troops into
valley, protesting the most fr.S-dly
entions. ltSTas mid-winter, anfsass;s
sn were ere hos lhsSsPisss=.E zs11 ~'~
ig before day break tne--seseze N
and the soldiers began an indiserimi.
ate massacre Of their unsuspectinr
osts. 1t strikes US that Sheridan mioht
nprove his plan if he would study the
ienco butchery. If he adheres to his
resent programme, it is possible that
'me lew hdiaDs may escape SLAUGHTER
running away at his approach. That
:, VIII succeed IN destroying their lodges |
ID everything they have is extremely /
'obable, for Gen. Sheridan is an adent
the lncendiary business. Under the
Initiating process which is now to be
piied to them, the Indians who escane
iughter will become speedily christian
ID and civilized. 1t has been found
De the most effective mode which
'dsrn philanthropy has yet devised for
dissemination and maintenance of .
ith and justice among men. 1t has
oven eminently successful in preserv-
: the Constitution and our frate1nal ,
Iion, we are sure it will work well with +,
Indians. Slaughter them in their I
lter quarters, and destroy their lodges s
everything they have, and then let C
nave peace. There are those who n
nix the Indians have been hardly dwelt i
n; They are being rapidly disposs h
ed OF their hunting grounds, but the C
geney of civilization demand this t,
those of them who remain few "
rs must resign themselves partially or II
ply to an agricultural life. But il is e
!, and we know it to be the truth. an N
IAN IS considered little better than II
by thousands of people on the from a
8 They are murdered: thev are
'en hlther and thither, they are cheat oi
onstantly by Government agents? But re
t matter these things? These In r
IS though wronged have no right to tn
ebellious. ave all know how awful to
me that is, and that nothing can sh
e for 1t but slaughtering people in pt
winter quarters, and destroying all St
may possess. Therefore this expe- th
IN of Sheridan's has been organized ee
all truly loyal men must sympathisc II
sand commend rs -pllr,,e~~- =
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

CHARLES OSWALD, the enterprising furni-
turc man, has just received new lot of
Metallic Burial CasRets, which he offers
to sell very cheap to those who wish 20 buy
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19
WHICH SHALL TT BEf


" Which shall it be2 which shall it be IS
looked at Jobn--John looked at me-
Dear, patient John, who loves me yes
As well as though my locks were Jet.l
And when | found that must spear ?
My voice seemed strangely low and Inse =
Tell me again W 1t Robert SAID
And then l list'ning bent my head,
"Iwill give
A house and landEBil you shall live
If, in return for it, out OF seven
One child !. me f'' aye gwen
I looked at Johfiss old garments worn,
thought of all that John had borne
Of poverty and-York, and care, ...re
Which |, though Wiling could no'
l thought of seven mouths 10 feed,
OF seven little ohildreS4 4need,
And then of this tauS. ef1r- sssuy>
4" Well choose anon
Asleep, so, walkiE =,
A. .'' .i'.a'' 1'.s !!
We stopped bes
And one long ray
Athwart the boyis
In sleep so beautiful
saw on Samie's rou
A tear undried. Ere a,
Z" He but baby too,
And kissed him as we id
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

large lot of furniture selected on eco
nomieal, comfortable plan, just for the
purpose of new beginners in house keep
ing lie can furnish their houses, fine
or ordinary, at Cincinnati prices. Hav-
ing received number of orders from
brides-elect, he has prepared to supply
ali in prospect 2t
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

- = --------
gtones~ Patch to the New
\ HeFaId says
asionJ law makers differ widely
he}h1r fhe session willsbe Short or
p g The All Of March wishor with
bYicf recess coSgoiup thesshpliday
Saele state that the.pro6 6ability
sessi9 ewis can< pue uniil iilArrupted
81 tbs 4 saI els pi ration of the Fortieth
"a ASiding this view
81 II sssess al III ID year, or, if any,
lssting only eight6fsnine days. They
tend there is psinesAoi such urgent
'eszity as ~ xadpit .of no recreation
yeaI, .ons sr ,r, fI,k tte financial ques
~ au 80 tnsrr. demands prompt
:! ! ! ! !. ! !.
,slaI9 - aaiy country may. be
<css - y and commercial
y e assured agains,
81 kOn the other
and tha,
~ spone serior;,
EA5 This cour; - :,
- g. agreeable a =,
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19
CHRISTMAS AND ITS JOYS.
A GIFT FOR ALL.

Christmas comes but once a year, so
let, us all be merry. Charles Oswald is
in thorough preparation for the holidays
having just received large variety of
toys, etc, suitable for Christmas presents.
Articles to delight the wife, the sweet
herrt and the little ones. Kris Krimble
recommends every article he has. He
has many articles beyond the compre-
hension of the Christmas Saint, and pc
culiarly suitable for presents for hus-
bands to their wives and young men to
their sweethearts. Indeed no one should
neglect ealling'at his store and examing
the endless variety, even if only for Gu
riosity.
TO YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLE
Toyoung married people, and to those
O..
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

WY is speudthrift's purse Ike
aer-cioud? Because its coutinual-
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19
Rates of Advertising.

On. square. ten lines or less, one inserting &
81 90; each subsequent insertion ooc.
I Sauare months, w
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19
and woman,

A
Ing beautiful passage is from
Flmentary on the Bible:
IS first formed, then Eve.
q made from man, and for the
which are urged as reasons
/, modesty, silence and sub
that sex in general, and
Ie subsection and reverence
we to their husbands. Yet
Ede last of the creation, as
psf excellent of all. Ewes
- dam. and out of him,
hat sex, as the glo-
is the head, she
ksIler husband,
tion. The
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

.s.rv
taken aback by seeing the na'i.
hoped that she would have Jneo aui'u
the snow and wilds.
He would not believeAt she naa
really been to Saddell, taken ,ne
skull from the church on d n'snI
so he at once set out t'adaeii WIN
some of his men, expect TO De apie "
disprove the girls tale hnding tne
skull still in its place the churcn.
Whenthey got there, a had opened the
church door, they fad within the
building-not the sku6ut NUMBER Oh
wild deer, who. virfound the door
open, had sought sher from the vlo,
lence of the storm. he girl had told
him of the sounds : had heard within
the church. Here as the cause; ana
much as he wishedt otherwise, yet
was impossible forim to disbeile1
tale. There was thing for hi
but to yield with e best gr2f
He gave his conslt to th9
to make assuranc doubl s2s2
took his brave 81 to S
very next day, hs{6
skull in its posit
ried off hand. SefO - "a - ~ .| L.. 49, g
that had frigIz1 Z
and plenty
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

dtt"FHcys az IfttU.
T. o. Goalder, Randle & Tyler, A.
D. Kingman, b. r. Walker John a.
Lauderdale, John W Cowgirl, T. B.
logan, Oscar Turner, j. G. Smith, Troy,
The Hickman courier., 1868-12-19

Pale, patient Robbie's angel face
Still in his sleep bore sufferings trace
" No, for thousand crowns; not him,
We whispered, while our eyes were din.
Poor Dick bud Dick our wayward son,
Turbulent, reckless, idle one
Could he be spared Nay; HE who gave
Bids us befriend him to the grave:
Only mother heart can be
Patient enough for such as he.
And So said John. . would not dare
To send him from her bedside prayer"
Then stole we softly up above,
And knelt by Mary, child of love,
Perhaps for her twould better be,
! said to John. Quite silently
He lifted up curl that lay
Across her cheek in Nillful way,
And shook his head " Nay, love, not tlaG
The while my heart beat audibly.
Only one more, our eldest lad,
Trusty and. truthful, good and
So like his father. g No, job
cannot, will not, let him q
And so we wrote, in eouIs
We could not give enc c,
Aud afterward, toll ligl
Thinking Of that whic
Happy, in truth, -
We missed FROM
Th nj nj 70
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24
aeG, s2si $50 na0ADWAI, \, J
q sgRERfs - anfed.

%wY = WANT f1tst-ctass Agents 70 intro
~. ducs our y M AEA x SIRElaTLE
= r Va SO n kCHRA rs Extraordinary
inducements To good statesmen. Further
particulars. andlzsa nipple Voqlc furnished on
application 70 w. q. WdLS0N No g. CO,
Cleveland, Ohios Boston, Massachusetts;
or St Louis. Mlsspnri. Id tl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24

A GENTS WANTED-F6r the HUE
80 COATS, and how they lived. fought
and died for the Union, with scene and
incidents In the Great Rebellion. 1t con.
taills over 100 fine EngraviuRs and 500
pages, and IS the spfciest and cheapest war
book published Price only 81 30.
: The publican cautioned against inferior
works with a similar title See that IL G
book you buy contains over 100 fine en-
Cravings and 500. pages. Send for Circu-
lars! Address JONES BROTHERS & CO,
Cincinnati, OhiOi Chicago, Illinois; or 81.
Louis, Missouri. ..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24
From me Boston .Ioaarnal.)


BosToNs January 20, 1866.
PoLAND's WHITE PISE CoNIPoUSB.-Afts
having given it a thorough trial. we can
confidently recommend POEGnd's White
Pine Compound as Z very valuable article
for the cure of Coughs, Colds, and Pull
monte Complaints generally. In several
cases we have known il 70 give prompt
relief when all other remedies which mad
been tried had failed. 1t IS All article
which, ia a climate 50 prOm0tive of sud
den and severe colds as is that of New
England, ought to be in every family
and we are sure that those who once OBJ
tain IL, and give Il fair trial, viii not
thereafter be " ling to be without IT.
4 VALUABLE MEDICINE. - DT. POt01lu 8
White Pine Compound, advertised in our
columns. IS q success nj attempt to com
bine and apply the medicinal virtues Of
the White Pine bark Il has been thor
0tlghly rested by people In this city and
vicinity, ana theap proprietor has tesrtmo-
mails to It's value from persons well known
to our citizens. We recommend its trial
in ali those cases OF disease 10 WHICH II IS
adapted. IT is for sale by all our druggists.
~. ]. I1d=peRdent. -tf- -at
The Whits,P Pine Compound is now sold in
every part 81 the United states and Brit
ISL Provinces. 1868 .tl .. -a~-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24
THE RADICAL.
Published Monthly Jg ADAMS & Co.,
Boston. Massachusetts. ale

Published Monthly by ADAMS & Co.,
Boston, Massachusetts $50
FURNISHES a medium for the freest
* expression OF thought on the quRs-
tious that interest earnest minds Ia every
community. Not having TO consult de-
nominaiional or party Interests, IL can
consistently enforce the lessons of intel
for the progress and moderation OF socie-
ty, than In the good offices OF the best dis
posed Institution; in the Spirit of Liberty
steadily burning IN the soul of man,
rather han in the wisest prescriptions OF
political or ecclesiastical art; we are am
bilious, by the discussion Of tieas and
principles, TO fortify Individuals In their
trust o. , piTttuR b Laws and In an unwav-
Club Rates-2 copies s. 50; copies sl3; Il
copies so; % copies $40. Specimen Num-
gbers sent to any address for 30 cents. Ads
dress the Radical Lock Box l32, 3ostOn,
Massachusetts. 5f#a n H#l..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24
Amatenr OnltiYatorls Guido

TRY THE B EsT lin order to intro
~ duce MOORE'S RURAL NEW
YORKER (the Great National, Rural,
Literary, and Family weekly 10 the
general notice and support f3l eUe7y section
0f the U. s.. and Canada, the Thirteen
Numbeis OF this Quarter will be sent. on
Trial, for ONLY FIFTY CENTS! The num-
beers VIII contain more and better Read
Ing, Illustrations, 6e., than the whole year
Of many a monthly costing 81 to s.. The
RURAL was greatly Enlarged and Inn
proved in January, and IS now by far the
Best and Most Complete las IT, has long
been the Leading and Largest CirculatiHg)
Journal Of its Glass on the Continent. It
Employs the Best Talent, (having alb
Corresponding Editors and Contributors
in the East and West, North and SOUTH. Is
Beautifully Printed, Finely illustrated,
and adapted 10 every Family of taste. ia
both Town and Country. Full price So. a
year; Trial Trip only Fifty cents. Address
-. ID. r. MOORE, ROch ester, n. Y,
.-t or Al Park Row. New u orlr Cfffv,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-24

wYANFED-Trave Agents to sell
w an article needed in every family
HardWaJ q and Grocery Stores vii b0y
them. address, Win stamp, BOURE =,
DAMON g. KNOW LES, Cleveland, Ohio.