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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-08

NTANTED AT THE ORPHAN HOUSE,
w competent WHITE WOMAN to attend to
two dining rooms. Satisfactory recommendations
will be reuuired June
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A. RESPECTABLE WHITE FEMALE
"A wishes o situation as CHILD'S NURSE, with
family going North. The best reference given II
required. Address I'M. *" Office of The DAILY
NEWS June3
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MisffIIaufous.
u O G r. E'S
BOOK DEPOSITORY,
NO. 26O KING-STREET (LN THE BEND.)
Misfellaneous.

B. N. FoeARrrE. .sAM'L. FosARr1r, Agents
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flDants.

XJTANTED, A SITUATION By A RE-
W. SPECTACLE White Girl to Cook, Wash and
Iron, or to do Housework. Apply at No. 8 HENRI
ETTASTREET % June s
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ITO RENT.--PART OF A HOUSE,
i KITCHEN, &C., near the Battery, partly fur:
nished If needed. Apply at No. MEETNG-
STREET, between ten and two O'Clock.
Febrnary1 10 NTH
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MIR. d. GOETJEN WILL CONTINUE
lSI the Grocery Business at the old stand. south.
east corner King-street and Horlbeck's Alley.
June3 wfm8
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for SaIe.

T1OK SALE, A FIRST-RATE FRUIT
II AND SEGAR STORE, with fixtures complete.
Sold only on account Of the present occupant leaving
the citv.
For terms apply to WM d. DAWSON,
Real Estate Agent,
JuneG smw3 No. 81 Broad-street.
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Go-' Aealt.'

ITO RENT, SEVERAL DESIRABLE
EO9Ms. r.; dehghdully located, Irnlshea N t OF not
suitable for q small family, Apply at No. 95 BROAD
STREET, next to Corner of King.
June8 mWf&
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OIDNEY w. HOPKINS THIS DAY RE-
y TIRES from the firm Of HOPKINS, McPHER-
SON & CO.
(Signedl EDWIN A. HOPKINS.
tSignedl DAVID MCPHERSON.
tSigned) SIDNEY W. HOPKINS.
Charleston, S. c., May 26, 1858. limo May II
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NEW S s u M M a r Y.
Gold closed in New York on Saturday at 500.
Cotton at the same time Was dull and quiet

Gold closed in New York on Saturday at 500.
Cotton at the same time was dull and quiet
aeSOsc.
tnl Liverpool on Saturday cotton closed
qaiet and unchanged, with sales of 5000 bales.
t-m European court circles hard stories are
told concerning the, growing intemperance Of
ma Emperor OF Russia. = ~ a.
There is an increase Of siI hundred and
sixty-eight German Demoeratic) votes in
Richmond. Virginia, since last election. e.
Bostonfee public bathing houses have
been opened for the season. The city has
fourteen Of these establishments, some Of
them devoted exclusively to women and girls.
Rev. Dr. Barnas Sears, agent Of the Pea
body educational fund, while in Mississippi
lstaIy, expressed the hope to make 3 tour ofthe
South With Mr.. Peabody next winter. -
-E1-C Collector Calicott, Of Brooklyn, COM
victed Of revenue fraud, has been sentenced to
pay fine of 5000 aud two years. imprisonment
mthe Albany penitantiary. t.S-..s -
"A report from England says that the Bishop
ofIondoni has; ordered that the President Of,
he United States shall be prayed for aIsngs with
The Queen and the Parliament. .,alsl.; =
-9he Massachusetts Senate has refused TO
pass the bill iorbidding the application of. COR
poreal punishment in the public schools TO
f6malas. -
THE Troy Press puts at thahead Of its
columns the names Of Chase and Hancock as
Democratic scandid datea fos the Presidency and
ea-Presidency. Z. S...- ..-.s-s-as
Seeing ntheIe is come doubt as to Grants
rssl anams; thse New orlefns sPicay yuns sug-
sests, that he be styled the tsso-calleds o. g..
Grant -, - -, = ~ lssS
g -Somebody chAracterizes the Chicago reso-
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nON,T FAIL TOTRY THE CELEBRA-
- TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S he.
PATIO BITTERS, an unfailing remedy for all Dis.
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale BY all Druggists.
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nOH'T FAIL TOTRY THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN's He
PATIO BITTERS, an unfailing remedy for all Dis
eases Of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists.
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THO RENT. FIVE ROOMS, WITH GAS
l. and use Of Clstern and large yard. for twenty
dollars per MONTH In House lately repaired, situa-
ted in healthy and pleasant neighborhood, occu-
pied only by gentleman and wife. Address IN. Z.
d." P o., Charleston June
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nON,T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA-
IL TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNTN'S HE.
PATIO BITTERS, On unfaihng remedy for all Dis
eases OF tine Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists. ~
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nON'T FAIL To TRY THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKN1N'S He
PATIO BlTTERS, On unfailing remedy for all Dis
eases Of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists.
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nON,T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S He
eases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale by all Druggists
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nON,T FAIL TO TRY THE CELEBRA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'S he
PATIO BITTERS, an unfailng remedy for all Dis
eases Of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
sale By nil QruCctati.
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ITO RENT, PART OF THE RESIDENCE
II. No. Rutledge.street, with kitchen rooms also,
u desired. June 8
ITO RENT, STORE No. 23 HAYNE-
i STREET, with Fixtures. The Store runs through
to Marketsreet Rent low. Apply at No. Is HAYNE-
STREET. Mayo
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w An e1-member Of Hagood's Brigade, c. s. A.,
who lost an arm in the war and who Is now IN re.
duced circumstances, is anxious to get employment
as GARDENER, and to take charge OF lots at Mag
nolia He Is willing to work and can give the best
testimonials to experience efficiency and fidelity
Address j. b. THOMAS, DAILY NEWS Office.
MaY 10 -.r-- : -.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-07

A SwINDLER ABRoAD.-On New
Years Eve Mr.. Barrett, who owns a
farm on the opposite side of the
river, shipped lot of cattle to Louis
Vile by the steamer Taraseon From
some cause or other the man who has
charge of the farm was compelled to
remain at home. and another hired
man named Stark, who had been en-
ployed to feed and care for the cattle,
was sent in charge as far as Owens
boro, where he was joined by Mr..
Tompkins, who has charge of farm
near Greensboro belonging to MIR.
Barrett. In due course Of time the
boat arrived at louisville, and the
cattle were discharged from the boat.
Stark at once commenced negotia-
ton for the sale Of the cattle, and
finally effected a sale of seventeen
head for six hundred dollars. which
he pocketed, and forthwith decamped
Tompkins telegraphed the owner of
the cattle at once, and parties were set
TO watch for the sw.ndler should he
come this way, which it is not at all
probable. It was bold swindle.
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Amusemenis.

New METROPOLITAN. - The in
cement weather of last NIGHT, and
the muddy condition Of the streets
secured small audience at the thea
tire. Those present, however, were
we'll entertained by the very superior
rendition of "Lucretia Borgia," by
Miss Fanny b. Price. and Of the
Duke of Ferrara.7 by Mr.. d. Han
chett Both played their parts better
than usual IN this play, though Miss
Fanny was not entirely above crit
cism. The minor characters were
very fairly sustained. Golden's &C.
nara was good. Mr. Raymond, as
Mafie, certainly made yery fayora-
ble-impression.. 81 H.
The afterpieee was execrableg 1t
should be Withdrawn. Mr.. Barrett
possesses fine talent a. ii comedian,
but he can never display /; u such
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Great bargains.

am n)w offering greater induce
ments than ever ,tQ buyers q Boots
and Shoes I am selling 4 good GloUe-
KID BalDi0ral ar > 80; Glove Kid
Caters at 50 80; also, 4 very good
article of Congress Caters, suitable
for house wear. al 81 90.
Ny stock Of Gents and B0gs' Boots
is full and complete, and comprises
some Of the best goods ever seen in
this market. Ii may besome satisfac-
ton to those VINO are buying their boys
the second pair Of boots this winter,
TO knowsthat, if they bad used a little
good judgment, and boueht a good
article. such as | have sold for the
pat three years, they wOald have
saved buying one pair. (Three or
four dollars for each boy IS something
Of an object in a large lamily)
There is no reason why any one ia
this city should not know that they
can do much better to buy their Boots
and Shoes OF Jfrst-cidss house, that
has goods direct from The ntaHufdc-
lures.
There has never been a pair Of
Boots or Shoes bought in this city,
outside Of the great Shoe Emporium,
that could not have been better
bought in IT,
We cordially invite all to call and
examine our new and beautiful styles
of fancy goods.
We have beautiful assortment Of
White Kid Goods, made expressly for
the accommodation of our fashionable
customers. These goods pay as no
profit, but we hope our customers will
appreciate our efforts to please, and
not think that, because such goods
cost high, we are asking too much for
them. We will present a pair Of
shoes to any one that will match our
goods and prices anyl0here, either in
this city or eIsetOhere.
j. S. Kicker.
ian7-Tu&Th 60 Main Street.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Friend Nell
son had quite a busy afternoon of it,
yesterday. 2 sJlrr- -H.G1
First appeared before His Honor
one Alvira Dee, who was charged with
having disturbed the peace and quiet
of the city, on Sunday, by conducting
herself in disorderly manner, MAX
ing a loud noise, &C., on Locust
Street She plead guilty to the charge,
and was fined SO with So 05 costs,
which she liquidated at once. She
hailed from an establishment in the
suburbs of the city, called Fort
Payne" and is the same female who
created such excitement on Locust
Street, on Sunday afternoon, to the
great disgust of all who saw her. =
Next came George Rely, a colored
individual. who was accused of
having said many naughty things in
the presence of females of his own
caste. George plead in extenuation
of his ofense that he was drunk, and
being drunk had not clear kLowl-
edge or recollection of what he did
say or do-thought the witness
against him would tell the truth, but
exhibited quite a saucy disposition
for one before the bar of justice.
George was fined one dollar and
costs, in all little over nine dollars
1t will teach him better manners, it is
hoped, than to say swear words be-
fore the ladies.
A well known citizen had misun-
Outstanding with a shoemaker. and
as result paid fine of one dollar,
with costs. The party fined, under
the excitement of the moment, deter
mined to take an appeal to higher
court, but. upon mature reflection,
paid both fine and cost.
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a REMARKABLE STORY.-A gen.
tleman, in whose credibiiity the most
implicit confidence may be placed,
relates the following singular story,
the parties to which and the material
facts involved are personally known
to him.
A young lady named Helen Hunter,
living between Dycusburg aud Prince
ton, Kentucky, during protracted
religious meeting held during the
month of November,sunder the infu-
ence of religious Excitement, fell into
a trance, and remained In state of
apparent unconsciousness for a period
Of five days. When she was aroused
from the state Of lethergy into which
She had fallen she related the expe-
rience of the five days during which
she protested to have passed into the
other world and witnessed the glories
Of Paradise as well as the horrors of
the bottomless pit, Butthe remarka-
bic feature Of the story il that she
predicted thatthree young men, then
apparently in themes robust health,
would die beforesthe year was out. A
week after the prediction was made
one1of the young men took sick and
died in few days. A week or ten
days later the second died, and on
the first day of the new year the third
ore expired.
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Fancy the Dismay

Which aCouId prertlt1 in thousands OF House
Holds if it should be suddenly announced
throughout the United states, Csnadas,
the West Indies, and Spanish America,
that no more H JSTETTER'S BITTERS
Would be manufactured, and that hence
forth the GRAND SPECIFIC FOR DYSPEPSIA,
and preventive OF all ma lariOuS diseases
would be LOST TO THE WORLD! The bill
ions, the feeble, the Respondent; the trav
eIer, the Voys ger. the miner. the sedentarX
student: the settler the frontier of civ
4liZation the toiler. cooped up in crowded
city tenements; the cOnvaleScent, needing
an invigorant; the shivering victim of
-ague, ana the nervous of both sexes every
-vN-here. would lie IN, with grief, too deep
for words, thGt the most celebrated cor
reCtNTe. invtgOrant, and alt rative of the
age, hStd bren blOtted out of existence. As
a PREPk RArORY ANTIDOTE 10 epidemic dis
ease, a aenial stimulant, a promoter of
constitutio. 'Tal vtgor, an APPETIZER, a stonl
S2Etlic and a remedy for nervous debility,
no meCic1naI Ors paration has ever attain
d the reputation of HOSTETTER'S BIT
FRS II is the HOUSEHOLD TONIC of
4 AMERICAN PE0PLE-has been so
n twenty years a. I'd in all human proba-
Tor will be SO fol. q enturies to come. The
1ILt Nates of Science recognize It's merits;
nagI hat 1t is emphatL caiiy the medicine
II the 'reasfng sales. Cjanl
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BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER. i

BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER. -Ra-
chel Stinson filed an affidavit, yester-
day, with Esquire Walker, charging
one Henry Porter with having com
nitted an assault and battery. After
hea ring the evidence in the case, the
Esou, re fined said Porter So GO with
costs. She also brought suit against
Porter to compel him to keep the
peace, and he was held in-bends of
$10e. Subsedue emily, the matter of
difference was COMPROMISED, and Ra-
chel paid the fine and part Of the
costs, and thus the m after rests for
the present. .se.sr .54la.-
ttsI .rstIa -->0----.-E7-- So, .t n : %
D aSNow.-At two O'Clock tbs morn
ing snow had fallen to the depth of
about half an inch.
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MEETING OF THE EVANSVILLE
MEDICAL SooIETY.-The Evansville
Medical Society met last night at Dr'
@. B. Walkers office, corner Of Fnst
and Walnut Streets. Present-Drs.
Pennington, Walker, Morgan, Cassel-
berry, Johnston, and Thompson; DR..
Pennington, Vice President, in the
chair.
Drs Van Nyce, Runcie, and Rucker
were elected members of the society,
after which the election of officers
took place, which resulted in the
choice Of the following named gentle
men: DR.. j. J. Pennington, Presi-
dent; DIR. D, Morgan, Vice President;
DR.. G. B. Walker, Secretary; Dir. NJ.
j. Bray, Treasurer; and Drs. Thomp-
son, Van Nyce and Johnston, Censors
A resolution defining quack adver-
tisements was offered, and, upon mo-
ton, referred to a committee of three,
with instructions to report at the next
meeting. The Society then adjourned
to meet again at DR.. Walkers Office
on the evening of the first Monday in
February.
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COMMON PLEAS CoURT.--The Com
mon Pleas Court was in session, yes
terday. for short time in the fore
noon. About eleven O'Clock Court
adjourned over till this morning at
nine o'clock. There was nothing
done except the transacting of some
probate business.
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MITE.-Although the weather was
exceedingly unpleasant last night,
the attendance at the mite at the par
sonage of the Episcopal Church was
very good, and everything passed off
in the most pleasant manner. A por-
ton of the Crescent City Silver Band
attended and treated the visitors to
the most delightful music. The re-
freshments were excellent. All
seemed well pleased. Lunch will be
set at the parsonage to-day at from
Toto 2 O'Clock. Those who feel dis
posed to aid a good cause can do so
by attending.
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MEETING OF THE HORTICULTURAL

MEETING OF THE HORTICULTURAL
AND PoMoLOGICAL SOCIETY. = The
Horticultural and Pathological So
ciety of Yanderburgh County met on
Saturday, In regular session, Judge
Law, the. President, in the chair.
There were but few members present.
VIM. c. Weaver was proposed and
elected member of the Society.
Among the Subjects discussed were
the proper time for planting bulbs /;
the proper method of growing bulbs
In poison which subject Mr. hewitt
gave seme ? curious and interesting
facts = the feasibility of planting
potatoes with a covering Of saw dust
and other topics growing out Of these.
AIr. hewitt proposed that it be pub
-licly announced that all questions re
lating to horticulture, Horticulture or
pom6logy propounded to the Society,
either verbally or in writing, should
be answered by the Society; the OBJ
ctbeing to awake a more lively in
1terestia aud difdse1 more general in
formation on these subjects. These
meetings Of the Society are becoming
deeply Interesting. and all who take
pleasure in either of these subjects
would fndi pleasant and profitable
to connect themselves with the So
ciety..a - 49, .
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silly plays as = A Humping Legacy"
Tonight will be presented the great
drama entitled, The Founding of
Paris" to conclude with the Thump-
ing Legacy.
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SOCIAL EVIL" = Another ordi-
nance was brought before the Coun-
Gil last night, having for its object
the suppression of the social evil !"
houses in this city. 1t is sweeping
in its provisions, providing punish
ment for those who visit, as well as
those who keep, such houses.
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RAIN.-About six o'clock yester
day morning rain commenced falling,
and continued during the greater
part of the day. Stacking off about
four o'clock For two rthree hours
the rain came down in torrents, and
. if it was general, as there are reasons
for believiUguit.sto have been, high
water may be looked Tor. About FIVE
o'clock sharp wind rose, which con-
tipued to blow till nighttall
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A Big DAYS WoRK.-Yesterday
Esquire Emery heard and determined
ten civil eases and dismissed two.
The cases were action for debt, dam
ages, sc. This may be considered a
big days work for Justice of the
Peace.
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Carb's Spoil Cotton is 6 Cord to 80.
Machines Use Oark's .Spool Coaoa

For ONE WEEK ONLY-Madame
Deville, the Celebrated Clairvoyant
and Astrologist, has just arrived in
Evansville, and taken Rooms at the
Southern Hotel, formerly the Ken
lucky House, where she can be con-
suited on all matters pertaining 70 her
profession, such as Love, Courtship
and Marriage, Law, Money or Bd-i-
ness. For particulars see small bliss
All who are In doubt OF those they
love, should call and consult her inn
mediateiy.' lW.
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Tinwares

and Dealers in Tin ners, stock, IS B.
If desired Cooking stoves warranted Ioi
Twelve months.
Orders solicited before purchasing else
Foundery, corner sixth street and Canal
STORE and Sample Room az No. Ia second
Street, II. E. Blelnker's old stand;
BLE3fEES, = lLLWAE & Co
nay29
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Nor BADLY HURT.-The boy who
fell from a hay-loft, near the Catholic
graveyard, on Sunday, was not seri-
ously hurt. There was more scare
than injury.
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THANKs-Mr. Nose Kohn. who ar
rived by the Mayfower last night, has
our thanks for Memphis papers of
Friday.
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CITY LOCK UP. - The new city
lookup was reported to the City
Council last night as completed, and
examined by the Council and accepted.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-07

New FIRM.-We have associated
with us in business, Mr.. j. w. Bar
bour, who, for many years, has been
in our employ. The new house will
be conducted under the name and
style Of Hollingsworth & Co.
Thankful for the kind patronage
extended to US for many years By our
friends, we respectfully solicit a con-
tinuance Of the same.
ian6-tf HoLLINGsWORTH Bros.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-07

EVANSVILLE IRoN.-There was a
considerable quantity of iron manu-
ectured at the Evansville rolling
mi Is shipred down the river
ON = re packet yesterday. This city
sbonlo be able to supply a large por-
ton of Tue % U''ie'h iiaIAe' Win
iron
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-07

RAJ Buy your Groceries Of S. III.
S. Cook, 1873 Main Street. He has a
good assortment. Also, ground Feed,
Corn, Oats, &c. Prices as low as any
house in the city. jan6.tf
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WEEK OF PRAYER.-The rain storm

WEEK OF PRAYER.-The rain storm
of yesterday prevented large attend
ance at the opening prayer-meeting
of the series in which the Churches
of this city have united, in observance
of the Week of Prayer. 1t is service
in which Christians throughout the
world are this week engaged, and it
is hoped that it viii elicit the interest
aud secure a good attendance on the
part of the religious public of Evans
Vile. The prayer meeting to-day will
be held IN Marble Hall from II
o'clock A N. to noon, quite central
place of assemblage. La1--a "
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-07
JAM Tu&Th 60 Main Street

LARGE AUCTION SALE-By May &
Dudley, commencing Thursday, jan
uary 9th, 1868, at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
and continuing from day to day till
the entire stock Of dry goods and
notions, boots aud shoes, hats and
caps is closed out. Those wishing to
purchase goods will do well to ate nd
MAY q DUDLEY,
ja7-4t Auctioneers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-07

Rockport Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
vile,l carrying the mail, leaves at A; M,
Arrives BY 7.P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at 7 A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. NJ.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays at 7 A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays by 2 P. M <
To NEwBURG.-HacK daily Except Sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock p. II.
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SHOT IN THE Han VD:-On New
Years eve, as Jacob / .'rhardt' OF
no~n,..oat small rlace ne.ar Ingle's
Station, was handling / 'isto. care
lessly, it was discharged, an d the con
tents lodged in his left hama !, shatte- r
ing the bones and mangling the flesh
in such manner as to make painful
but, it was thought, not j angerous
wound.