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COAST.
LAFoURCHE AND COAST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LINE.
Laws erery MONDAY AID THURSDAY at5PM
To- BAYOU LAFOU SCHE AND ALL IN
II termedate landings on the TOast-The No. pts-sn-
ger paeset Victory, Jos Dsere, tster r. A. Da and
Jim will le above hetnrning
the Coss, every sunday and Wednesday, in Daylight For
freight yassage apply On board
Tie vctofy tske eight for Terrebonne connecting at
Lockpgrt IN hatboats
BAYOU SARA PACKET COMPANY.
EoR BAYOU SARA AND ALL TNTERXEDI
sie landings
stesner Mas SHINES. W. r. GBEATHOUsE Nasser.
s................................m
hONDAYs....................
steamer Gsfonrehe......y. B. BAgASCO, Master.
WEDNESDAYS. ..........................bR
BUtDA1S.................... ............9AM
For Fidrh Passage apply board the Office Of tie
Company, 10 lis COsoGO@ street
A. O. GoDDIy Pr.s,dspt
EOR EA1eU sAKA-THE sEMLwEEKLY
IL packet
EMILE y GROSS, Commsndsr,
will leave Sew Oriesns for Bayou sara:
1870 1919 s..'.-.... -.-..-................ p n
-s .... = n.
Leaves Bayou sarA Tuesday and Saturday evesinrs
For n or passage Apply on bOsEd OF ct " Canal street
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VICKsBUIE4.
Leare. EvERE sArURDAY. ~. =.

2
INOR VI~KSHUWO, GRAND GULF, RODNEY
IL Matches Fort Adams. Bayou aud All informed
landng,-The steamer M aEcBta Captain r r. Leather,
Sam Ayes clerk, vii hUT regular trips SanrdAN
evening, TIE 9Th ins leaving New Orleans every Saturday
evening, NJ 8 Oc ock
sIHEOTT ADANs, Is CONNER Plaza
Steamer Magenta Vicksburg Nth the steamer
Countess Yssoo Rive, and steamer Myrtle for
SunhOwer River
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BALTIMORE
FOB BALTIMORE AND HAVANA.
THE NEW ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR SENINoFTHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
LIBERTY......lz0O tens. Thor. BAin COmmHndsr.
SubA..........llSo tens. .Dukehsrt, Communion.
CARRYING UNITED STATES SAILs
FIRST CABIN:
fnroash Tickets 70 New Tork. SSOI
FOX BAITIEoRE AEH HAVANA,
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-Ths splendid Tvs, steamship
Cubn.
DUKEHART, Commander,
wiz Isays sbOys. on WEDNESDAY, February 5,h, at
O'Clock p. n.
For freight passage having Unsurpassed Aco0mmOd.
lions, spPly 80 wITHERsPooE, HALsEY CO., Agents,
20 CArOndslet street.
n. B.No bills OF lsdins but those Oomuany
e signed Permits for freight procured from
ohce No freight for Havana tsten altar II o'clock
day OF sailing
The IIBERTY, Captain Thos A. Ba,s. viii follow
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY, at P. n
EoR GRAND ECSRE, ST. MAURICE MONT.
gomery, (Hin take heght for all landings the Bon
Dieu) Co'ie, Alexsnd ia kormsn Barbns and all inter-
mediate landings Twill take freight for Shreveport inter-
med landings reshipping at AlexaadraTLe new and
magnificent sidoWheel passenger steamer
81. Nicholas.
JOHN DOWTY, Master,
Lou. Clayton and T. J. Dowty, Clerks
wi above FIR freight passage apply on board
or to WINRUkN 4 LORD 20 OR vier street.
JOYCE A STAFFORD, p Uni n street.
The ST Ncholss wi take freight with passengers al
Coast Landings as high the mouth OF River
will be on the landing to freight every Thursday
morning
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REGULAR SH NFvEPORT AND NEW ORLEANS
sEMIWEEKLY LINE OF PACKETS.

REGULAR SH <FvEPORT AND NEW ORLEANS
sEMIWEEKLY LINE OF PACKETS.
Leave every VIZ DNESDAY arS SATURDAY at5PM
LNOR sB REV kFORf. LOOGY BAYOU, GRAND
Il Bayou. Couchstta, CRmpte, Eenre, ST Maurice,
Gothic AK nda Eorman's, Bsrbins and all intermediate
l6ndngs-1he 6ne PASSENGER steamers Bart Abie W.
q. Harrison, master, VIM. CuDertson, clerk; a. y.
BOdge No. = p. G. Montg merry, e., + v Celoz,
clerk, National. John Smoker MASTER Richard Sinnott
eek, will lesve follows:
Bart a BILE. u. T.. H,dge National.
No. =.
Saturday Jan. IS wednesday Jan 20 lSaturd y Feb l.
"wednesday, Feb s. Saturday, FEB Nedne day. reb II
Saturday. Feb Is. ednesday FEB Isl aurday Feb.
Wednesday, FEB 70 Saturday, Feb 30 Wednesday NJ Gu
Ssturc March,. Wednesday M'ch n Saturday . IA
Nsdnesda7, Is saturday, q Wednesday o.. IS
Saturday, % "wednesday April l. Saturday, April A.
tn tbOve steamers connect Shreveport the No.
steamer Esry Bird for Jefferson, and will leave pOtvey
schedule time For freight passage apply board,
siNNOTf a ADAMS, 25 Commercial Place
GEO. ID. HITE Agent, " Tchoupitoulas 1t.
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Che asm erIssus esssssat saaasa, fsbraara g. 1913.

ETFAMSKIyS-..STE
PHILADELPH
FOE PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA
TIE PHILADELPHIA AND SOUTHERN NAIL
STEAMSHIP CoMPANYs
Regular ssni-hs,thly Line Of sssamship&
Suniata, izie =. y HOAIk
T1oKa, iAV tons Capt J. r. MORSE
esar of she Union, l207 tons Capt T. n O0OKSkY.
Leaves On SATURDAY. February sth So
EoK PHILADELPHIA VIA HAVANA.
The avorte steamship
Captain B. =. HOXIE
VIII leave hS wharf Star Line Wharf, opposite Jackson
Square, - ssOva
Cabin Passage 80 Havana. SO currency.
Through Tickets to New York. Baltimore and Boston.
For freight OF passage having splendid sccommods-
heas, Apply 70
OREEvy, NIOKERsoN q co.,
81 CsrOndeet street.
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Leaves TUESDAY web at 5P.E
EOR JEFFERSON DIR REPRESENTATION
IL Grand Bayou, Grand Eeore Cotls Alexandda, Nor
MANS Basbn's and all landngs-The fine light DR. Il.
passenger steamer kose F-.nIs, G. Heth master
j. Carleton, clerk wi leave above For freight
passage apply on board or
~. N SURLs. Agent Is New Levee street
The Rose ranks d. ony sixteen inches
light and will be through without detention.
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Leaves on TUESDAY. Feb 4. at 5 r.H.
EOR JEFFERSaN, SHREVEPORT. GRAND
Bsyou G. and kcore. Colo Aexand ia Norman, Bar
bins, and all vsy landings-The fine passenger steamer
Irene,
WI. UNDERWOOD, Master; G. MTTnHELL ClerE
Will leave above For freight alplv BOARD
orto WIN. NJ SORLS, 10 New Levee street.
4 Fen
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NEWS ITEMS.

Gold closed in New York, yesterday,
al 1885
The colored societies paraded at Rich
mond on the 1St in celebration of the
Fourth Anniversary of the Emancipation
Proclamation. They were addressed by
Governor Pierpont and others.
Robert Preston, the clerk who run away
from Dorchester last week with $4,000 and
a fraiI woman, has been arrested in
Charleston. South Carolina.
OF the twenty three nominations made
by the late Republican Convention, in
Alabama, all but eleven have declined TO
be candidates.
General 7. w. Sherman, of the Fifth
Artillery, has been put in command of the
Eastern District. in the place Of General
Meade, transferred.
Messrs. Pomeroy, of New York, Wash
burne, of Indiana, and &,ullom of Illinois,
have gone to Richmond. TO address the
Negro Reconstruction Convention GEN
eral Blu Ter starts for Richmond Thursday.
The New Years reception at the VIII te
House, was the most brilliant for several
years. The receptions OF the heads of De-
pagtments were also crowded and marked
by good feeling. Ger eraI Grants house
was crowded from noon untfl after dark.
The tow-boat, 4. d. Horner, in descend
ing the fails, at Louisville, on the Ist inst
struck oneof the. piers OF. the Ohio River
Bridge, and sunk instantly. Two deck
hands are reported missing. The boat was
valued al sI0e90 Insurance., Sc, 900. TZE0
Mr.. Burlingame telegrapns that he mas
been appointed by the Chinese Go ern-
ment, Envoy to the Western Powers. He
has accepted. and wohld leave Pekin ssiha-
mediately. It is understood by his ac-
ceptance that Mr.. Burlingann9. vacates the
Mission to China, and it will 6deEolve
temporarily en- s. Wells Williams as
Charge d'Afairs.
Advices from. Meragoane, nay i, TO the
9TH of Deem Der, state that the rebels on
the Dominican frontiers had met with Sc
iFious reverses. They had taken, strong
fortified position at a placescsa.led Moulin
Croeher, which was attacked by Govern
ment troops, on the 26th of N ovenabea,
and carried at the point,of the bay onet, as
well as the surrounding points, occupies
by the fesurgents. The battle lasted sew
eral hours. tisi Aa1 tsi1e- H i't fa
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MARRIED.

ALL-WALLACE-On the 18th of De-
cember, by Ben. StinsOu Esq, Mr.. JAMES
JOSEPH HALL and MARY ANN WALLACE
LACY-EDGERTON-O On the lst day Of
January, 1868. by James T. Walker, Esq.
Mr.. DAN IEL NJ. Lacy to Miss ELLA EDGER-
to-, all OF Vanderburgh County, Ind.
Richmond, Ind, pa pers please copy
ARVIS-THACKER - On Wednesday,
the 1st inst, at the house OF the BRIDE
gIOom's mother, by Elder 3. Green wood 1,
Mr.. CHARLES Nj. JARVIS. OF Evansville
and Miss SARAH LUcRETIA THACKER, Of
Madison, Indiana.
JENNER-BECKER- Thursday tie
I'd inst. az Tn sidence of the Orid IS
mother corner First and Pine Streets, b.
he Rev. G. IRE z, Mr.. W. ID. J EHsNER OF
Topeka Kansas TO Miss BAr BARA7 HELEN
BECKER, OF Evansvil , Indiana.
The happy couple have our best wishes.
Nay happiness attend IN m all along the
Journey OF life.
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IT IS A NECESSITY IN EVERY
BUSINESS HOUSE.
It Should be IN Erery Family.
IA -9I50 4IAtJ
Tempting Offers for Yearly
subscribers i'm the City.
sHssA go "a AllE

A large number. of city patrons Of the
DAILY JOURNAL lave made ii their an
nual custom to subscribe for it for twelve
months, and thereby save the annoyance
and Inconvenience of making weekly
payments to the carriers. In order TO in
duce a greater number to adopt that Gus
tom, we have determined to make some
tempting offers for annual subsc tipJ1ons
made during the month Of January.
We hope for the new year to make the
DAILY JOURNAL more attractive- and val
uable to city readers than ever be ore.
There VIII be employed upon III City
Local, and River News two Ed oral Re-
porters, who vii make cor3Qiete and
interesting chronicle of every Loc4i INCL
dent.
Special prominence will be given i D the
Editorial Department to those subjects
which affect the prosperity and general
interests of Evansville.
The Review of The wholesale markets OF
the city viii be prepared, as. heretofore,
with care and reliability. Ilstt
The .Telegraphic Reports will be more
complete and better arranged than. in any
other paper in the city.
AS a FAMILY NEWSP PER We villa
MAKE the DAILY JOURNAL equa @ any in
the country. Special attention a1i be
given TO the Ladies' Reading cot9mns
in which VIII be found the latest 5&sl-ions.
select cooking receipts, choic original
and selected poetry and literary e,l rstets.
a new and interesting story VIII Dc pub
Iished each week.
The weekly Religious Department,
which has become one of the accepted and
popular features of the JOURNAL, viii be
maintained, and continue to embrace the
news Of the ty Churches and general
Intelligence abroad.
In all respects we are dete mined TO
make the DAILY JOURNAL a worthy expo
nent OF the enterprise of Evansville, and
an index of The future of our city.
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Attaek on GenerhI KInhall.

The Courier, Of this city, in COM
mon with the Democratic press Of the
State generally, published on tire 1st
inst. bitter and vindictive attack
upon General NATHAN KIMBALL. the
present efficient Secretary IF State,
and the late distinguished commander
of the Old Fourteenth Indiana and
Major General in the Army for ne
suppression Of the Rebellion. D m
ocratic papers rejoice at any oppor-
tunity afforded them to rnalign those
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who have been distinguished in de-
fengep the Unionlagaiust the assaplts
Of Sonthern traitors, who are now In
close league with the Northern De-
mocracy. It appears to be part of
their unholy alliance that the North
ern wing of the party shall do its ut
most to bring into disgrace the men
who did so much, to extinguish the
Southern wing OF that party, in the
late war. And when the editor of
the Democratic organ at Madison,
published its ISLANDERS upon General
KIMBALL, of course it must be re-
echoed by the whole pack of Demo-
cratic newspapers throughout the
State
The Madison Free Press charges
that General KIMBALL, in his speech
before the Grand Army, at their re-
cent celebration in that city, said that
" any one who has been a soldier and
does not belong to the Grand Army
of the Republic, is traitor to his
country and recreant to the cause for
which he fought" After making this
silly allegation, which bears the evil
dence of falsehood upon its face, the
editor INDUCES in a TRADE against the
General, which the Courier is too
anxious to republish, though it must
believe it to be a SANDER upon the
General.
The Indianapolis Journal of the
1st inst. publishes that part of the
speech relating to the Grand Army.
and there is nothing in it which can,
by any distortion or misconstruction,
be made to sustain the charge of the
Free Press. We do not expect either
the Courier or Free Press to correct
the SANDER. It would defeat their
purpose to do so. They care little for
the fair name OF the General, which
heshas gained by heroic deeds and by
the free Offering of his blood upon the
hottest .5attlefeids of the war. That
is of very little consequences with
them, so long as the Islander can be
made available for base partizan pur-
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will not hesitate TO betray them. ike
wise. whenever it viii serve his pur-
pase.a-Ands yet they cannot@aa4ford
to cast him off entirely. They desire
to make what use they can of his Off
cial patronage and corruption in the
nexG Presidential campaign. But
when that is past, they will be ready
to cast him off as reprobate. and he
will be left to retire from the White
House without the respect of any
party or class of citizens through
out the broad land.
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The Tfeacherous Andr.

The lettcreOfJ Hon. HENRY j = KAY
MoND, ex4Gongressman from New
York, and a prominent actor in
the johnson Philadelphia Conven-
ton of 1866 giving some Of the secret
history of that assembly, is causing
quite a commotion among the Democ-
raty and friends Of President JOHN
SON. Mr.. RAYMOND states that he
was induced to 60 into that Conven-
ton upon che urgent personal solicit
tations of the President and Secretary
SEWARD, and that they were especially
solicitous that he with other conser-
vatiye Republicans should exert their
influence to prevent It from coming
under the control of the Democracy.
In his letter Mr.. RAYMOND says:
/ gave them as my reason for not
wishing to go, the certainty that un
der the cali, the Convention would
be In the hands of men who. in the
South, had been in the rebellion, and
who, in the North, had opposed the
war that it-would be hostile Ia spirit
and temper to the Union party. of
which I was not only a member, but
in which | held an official position,
and that could not consent to act
against its Interests.
TO this they replied that if the mem
bers of the Union party refused to
take pari In the Convention, it would
necessarily fall Into hostile hands, ana
be used by the Democratic
party to indorsei its principles
and aid its fortunes, but
they were co fdent that if
Republican friends of the Admins
tratiOn would go into the Convention,
they could guide its action aud secure
adoption of national, Union and Re
publican principles, as they had
affirmed by the Baltimore Convention
of 1864. and carried out by President
Lincoln. President johnson said he
a0ds UeIy anxious that the contention
shontd not be left to enure to the benefit
of The Democratic party. He kae10
that p ,rty th0rOughLy-jt had been DIS
loyal to the country J0hile engaged az
10dr, md did not enjoy or deserve the
confidence Of the people. The Union
party, which had carried the country
through the war, was tie party to re-
store the Union now that the war was
over"
The New York, Forza is especially
bitter upon Mr.. JOHNSON for his con-
duet and opinion of the Democracy,
and the lesser organs Of the party are,
in rather reserved language, also call
ing him to account. The Evansville
Courier handles the subject rather
tenderly, but winds up It's editorial
with the following by no means com
pEmentary pinion of his Excellency.
We cannot but believe that man
who would deliberately bring himself
10 win the confidence OF party only
to betray it into the hands OF its enc
mics, would be guilty of almost any
act which he ielt certain would ad
vance his own interests and satisfy
his ambition. ....-.s
The Democratic party are thorough
ly convinced OF ANDREW JoHSsoN's
'baseness. They know that he has
proved recreant to his repeated
pledges and reservations Of devotion
to the Republican party, and that be
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ONsthe third page will be found an
interesting article on the subject of
the new art of Chrome Lithography.

On our second page, this morning,
we print an interesting and gossippiDg
letter, descriptive of the Tableaux re-
Gently exhibited in Henderson. It is
written by a Kentucky lady. ven
known for her intelligence and accom-
plishments, and graphically p6rtrays
the character of the scenes represent
ed in the tableaux. We have under
stood, from cur own citizens who were
present. that the exhibition was un-
usually fine, and believe the citizens
of both cities will be gratified to read
q minute description Of it..
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NEW ADVERFlSGH8YP$.
C0rOner's I-qaest No. q
- ELD D. lie BODY OF GERT

~ ED On III 2 BODY OF GE KIT
- RUDE EAUDE, a German woman.
whose body was found al her residen ce, on
Harriet Street, in the city OF evansville,
on the second Day OF January, 1868. The
Jury, being duly sworn, iud, from the
evidence, that the deceased came to her
death by falling from a wagon and the
horse kicking her IN the bfe. I, causing
instant death; and al the time OF ner death
she was about p year Old, 5 feet inches
high. Nothing of value found on person.
Nerdict--Accidental
SAMUEL p HAVLIN,
Coroner v. c.
Evansville, Jan. ?, 1868. --jan8-tf
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subscribed my name and caused the
seal of the State to be affixed, at the
City off- indianapolis the date first
above given. CONRAD BAKER.
By the Governor:
NELSON TRUsLER, Sec'y Of State.
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THE HOUSE OF REFUGE-We pub
fish in this issue the Proclamation Of
Governor BAKER, announcing the
opening of the House OF Refuge for
the conviction and reformation Of ju-
venile offenders. The Proclamation
contains some information in refer
.ence to the manner in which the in
stitution is to be conducted, and some
important suggestions as to the man
ner in which its privileges are to be
used 1t should receive the careful
perusal of all judges, county officials.
and parents and guardians as it is
highly desirable that the institution
should be commenced under the most
advantageous circumstances.
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Our DAILY PREMIUMs.-Quite a
number Of citizens yesterday took ad-
vantage of our very liberal 0 fer made
on New Years Day, and are thus Sc
curing some of the best periodicals
without cost. 1t will be seen, by re-
ference to our advertisement on the
fourth page, that we offer an attrac-
tive list free, some al one third, and
others at one-half the regular price.
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In RankrnntcY.

PEyHKS is TO GIVE NOTICE that, on
IL the 28th day of Dece Der, A. y. 1867.
warrant in bankruptcy was issued
against the estate of Richard NJ. Allen, Of
Evansville. in the County of sanderburgh,
am Stale of Tndiana. who has been adj
Judged bankrupt, on his own petition;
that the pay ent Of any debts and deliv
bank upt TO him, or for his use. and the
transfer of any property by him is forbid
den by law: that a meeting OF the credit
ors of said bankrupt. 70 prove their debts
and to choose one or more assiznees 81 MS
estate will be held alta Court # BaukFupi-
CIV, to be holden at the Office OF Charles II.
ButterfeId, on Third street, ia Evansville,
Indiana, befol e Charles H. Butterheid, Reg
lister. on me Sd day OF February, AID. as .,
at 10 o'clock 4 M. e
BEN. J. SPOON Err.
u. s. Marshal. District of Indiana.
ian3 d2f
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Dissolution Of Copartnership.

THEE CO. PARFNERSAk P HERETO
n FORE existing 4 between Charles
Wilhemi and Louis Weber, under the
firm name of Wtlhelni and Weber, was
dissolved by mutual consent. on January
list 1868. CHARLES WILHELM, IF
LOUIS ~ FBER.
N. B.-The business will be Continued at
the same place by the underlined.
jaD3-d3t CHARLES WILHELM.
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OVER 200 HOUSES and LOTS in va
rious parts of the city for sale. including
some good BUSINESS PROPERTY.
EXCELLENT GARDENING LA y ID,
convenient 10 the city.
FARMING LAND, Improved ana ulirns
proved, in this and other states, for sale or
exchange for city property. Also, Timber
and Coal Lands.
Business Ohfces and store Rooms 10 let;
ais com Portable Lodgings ooms, near the
centre of business.
A number Of bargains now on our books,
and several applications on dle 10 pur-
chase desirable property. Persons having
such for sale may find customers by apply
ing at this Agency. We have a number 81
applications for renting dwelling houses. 3
Persons having real estate for sale, eX-
change, or rent are requested 10 enter the
details on our books for reference. No
charge unless property is disposed Of
Terms reasonable. Call and see.
EESUERA NCE
OF IN Kinds effected in good companies.
Special attention given 70 LIFE lNSUR-
~ NOTARIAL BUSINESS transacted
al tbfs Office.
We have admitted Mr. THOMAS r.. BRIT
TOS 10 partns Tship IN the above busi-
ness, who, in conjunction with the under
signed will give IL his Eesf attention. The
style Of the firm Will he McNeely, Schubert
& Go. JAMES H. Mon EELH.
JOHN SCHUBERT.
nov. 2, 1867. [nov4
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Dissolution.

TIME co PARTNERSEEIP sEERE-
III tofOre existing between Jacob Sstra rs
and Fred. p. StTaub, under the inn pane
OF Jacob Straub IL Son, is this day dissOly-
late firm WI ! be. settled by FIR q r. StrauO.
JACOB STRAUB.
Es f6ta FRED. p. STRAUB.
January 2, 1868. -.=e s.F5st.s
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-03
WANTED.

D-WEAVERs-Ten weavers
w on standard brown sheetings, five
ring spinners. None but first class hands
need apply, TO whom good wages Will be
paid by the
EVANSVILLE COTTON MILLS.
deco lit [Canneltou Reporter copy 4t.l