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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-15
Notice

OF Order Of Council to Discontinue
the Alley situate between Fulton
Avenue and Fifth Avenue, and
Extending from Ninth Street to
Tenth STREET. III Block Number
ThirtY-One. ..
TaT 0TzEE is herehy giy eC, THAT the
~ Common Council o. the CITY Of EV-
sfnsville at lis session On The 9. d day Of
March. 4. j.. 1858. passed an order 10 dis
continue the alley situate between fulton
Avenue aud Eitth Avenue, ana extending
from Ninth TO Tenth streets.
AL. persons owning Or claiming Ieat
estate adjoining or abutting Upon SAID
alley, and feeling themselves aggrleVed Dy
the passage of said order. may nave Ie-
dress by application TO said CouncL4 Wlt -.
SIX weeks from the pubHcaLlQh % LIS
notice. A N. MC5RIFFs CLERK.
uari7 Union eopy.l
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TAXEs.-Taxes, State and County,
should be paid on or before the 10th
instant, else the usual penalties will
be added. The Treasurer has no dis
erection in the matter. Tax payers
should bear this fact In mind.
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ON THURSDAY NIGHT.-The Coun-
oil will be in session again on Thurs
day night, aad not on Wednesday
night as reported in the Courier Of
yesterday morning.
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STORMY.-It was quite stormy last
night. At half-past II o'clock, rain
commenced to fall.
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TRADE.-From present prospects
the trade of the city during the Spring
will be very large indeed. Our mer-
chants are doing just what they ought
to do to secure a good trade for the
city, and that is, selling goods at very
low rates. Ha EaaA
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PERSONAL. = Captain Wm. Reavis,
who has been absent for some days
past, returned last night We thank
him for his efforts in behalf of the
Campaign JOURNAL.
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U FLooDED.-AH the fat country
along the railroad,li n this county, was
completely flooded by the rain that
fell the night before.
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PIANO AT AUCTIoN.-I will sell at
auction, Thursday morning, at 10
o'clock, nice piano; also, a lot Of
boots, shoes, groceries, &C., at my
Auction Room, Locust Street.
HIRAM NELSON,
apl15 2t Auetioueer.
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RridKelI,s.

The purest Drugs. the finest Toilet
articles, all the latest Perfumes, the
best Wines and Liquors for medic
inal purposes, are always kept at T.
G. Bridwell & CO. Drug Store, cor
ner Main aud Third Streets.
Blue Lick Water by the barrel, or
In less quantities. ap15-W&s
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TAxEs,-Those who have not yet
paid their taxes are reminded that
the time before the penalty will be
added is short, and that county orders
may be had at the JOURNAL Office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-15

Heavy .RAIN.-The rain which fell
night before last, or rather yesterday
morning, was one Of the heaviest of
the season.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-15

INDELIBLE PEECILs, for marking
linen, can be found at JOURNAL
COun ting-room.
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D0ARD1NG BY THE DAY OR
- WEEK. at
MRS. E. d. BURMESE
No. Y Second ST., bet. Main and Locust
Streets. Evansville, Ind.
A few more dodgers and quite a number
OF day boarders can still be accommoda-
led. MRS. E. N. BURNS.
mar2tf
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Bg= Hiram Nelson sells at auction,
at his Auction Room, Locust Street,
this. morning at 81 o clock, lot of
boots and shoes. Wholesale dealers
are invited. Now IS your chance.
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A LARGE supply of superior Note
Paper, with Envelopes to match, at
JOURNAL Office.
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ga Prescriptions are carefully aud
correctly flied, with the purest med
icines, at Bridwell's Drug Store, cor
ner Main aud Ihird Streets. w&s.
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ARNoLD's Tux. in pints and quarts,
for sale at this Office.
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CITY NEW S .
COUNTY ORDERS for sale at the
Journal Counting Room.

CARRIER DOVE ENvELoPEs.-We
have received another stock of those
beautiful Carrier Dove Envelopes.
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g GILzoT's STEEL Pens at JOURNAL
Office.
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FABER's PENCILS, best quality, for
sale at this office.
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PRICE REDUCED.-The price of adj
mission to the theaoer has been re-
duced to fifty cents each.
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Auction. Sam Pete has returned
with a new stock of Spring goods,
which he viii sell at auction to the
highest bidder, and at private sale at
half price. 14n SAM. PETE.
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APPLICANTS. - 1t is stated that
there are at least one hundred appl-
cants for positions as policemen.
What fine chance there will be for
making a selection. Out of that
number enough good men ought to be
found for the places. The present
policemen all, we believe, served their
country faithfully during the late
war, and had the places given to them
over other applicants, in considera-
ton of that fact.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FABER's Pencils, at 30 cents per
dozen, at our Counting Room.
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UNITED. = While Esquire Nelson
was IN the midst of the investigation
OF some eases yesterday, a gentleman
came for him to go, in a great hurry,
TO the Sherwood House and unite in
the holy bonds of matrimony couple
who were there waiting. The Squire
at once adjourned court. and proceed
ed tothe Sherwood, where the twain
were made one.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-15

Machines Use C7arb's Spool Cottoa
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CIRCUIT CoURT,-Ye Yesterday a mo-
ton was made in the Circuit Court
for a new trial in the case of George
Is. Chapin vs.. Pierce Still and An
thony Schue. The motion was over
ruled.
The case. of Daniel Elkins rs. Geo.
Inkenbrand, was heard and deter
mined. Verdict for the plaintiff in
the sum of S52 50. This was case
in which half the price of horse,
sold by the defendent, was claimed it
appearing that the horse was owned
in partnership.
The case of the State vs.. Flman-
dorf, who was charged with having
given away beer to. minors, at free
lunch. some time last December.
Verdict, not guilty.
The case of the State vs.. Jno. Reid,
charged with having stolen a lot Of
glass tumblers from the Zouave Ex-
change, was heard and determined.
The jury returned a verdict Of not
guilty without leaving their seats.
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CIark's Spool Cotton is the best.
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Ifilp7ard Needles forsale everywhere
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RAILROAD PETITIoN.-The follow
ing petition. which was handed in at
the last Council meeting, will explain
itself It was accompanied by an
order for an election, upon.the propo-
sition of General Boyle's letter, pub
lished yesterday:
To the Hon. the Mayor and Common
Council IF EUqnsUslle:
The undersigned tax payers, i'm
pressed with the necessity of imme-
date action to enable the managers
Of the E., III. a. N. r. r. to construct
the road to or near Madisonville and
the coal field the present season,
respectfully petition your honorable
body to pass the accompanying order
Of election to take $500, 900 stock,
heretofore voted Tor, under such mod
ifcations as to make it more available.
EVANSVILLE, April 13. 1868.
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VISITING CARDS, printed on FL de
LGnge, Bristol Antique or Wooden
Cards, at our Job Rooms, second floor
of JOURNAL building.
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Hand sewing trg IIjl,gord's Needles.
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HOME LAM. AGENCY.

THEuhdefsigned have this day asso-
l. ciated themselves together for the pur-
pose of opening q Home Land Agency, for
the sale or purchase OF lands in the Counties
ofCulpeper, Rappahannocll Orangeand Mad
ison. u
Parties desiring their services are request
ed to furnish a description of their lands, to
be entered upon the books of the agency, sta
ting distinctly number of acres, condition o
building, fencing, amount OF timber or
wood, and price per acre, and terms of pay
ment. .H rsaF
Lands thus entrusted to the Agency will
be advertised, and every effort made to Sc
cure purchaser, with the explicit under
standing that If sold at any time within six
months after application and advertisement,
either by the owner himself or the agency,
the owner shall pay to the agency a commits
ion of three per cent on the amount of the
sale for their services. IH. aaH srI
To persons desiring to purchase lands in
the section above indicated, and which for
health good water, beautiful scenery, mar
keting facilities, and fertile lands, presents
rare inducements, this agency strongly re-
commends itselffrom the fact that the part
ners are all well known to the citizens ofthe
above named Counties and are familiar with
the varied soils of the entire section. Being
practical farmers themselves, and DESTROYS
of aiding in increasing the number ofener-
getic agrieulturists in this beautiful region,
their object will be to bring purchaser and
seller together upon fair and equal terms,
and with the sair understanding ON the part
of both of the only pecuniary interest which
can accrue to the agency as abovegiven from
their transactions; and the agency will take
pleasure in showing any lands and giving
any information to purchasers desirable, to
enable them to mako a profitable invest
ment lHt
Lands surveyed and mapped titles exam
ined, and no sale made unless satisfactory
assurance to the purchaser of the true state
of the title. fll rs
The agency would respectfully call atten-
eral beautiful farms now offered for sale by
them, short descriptions of which will soon
be arranged for advertisement and distrib-
uted to various points North. fEtf
Applications may be made at the Main Of
flee at Culpeper G.. H., or to j. j. Halsey,
Mitchells Station, Culpeper County, Va.
.tIf j. j. HAISEY,
T. T. HILL,
Hr A. j. STOFER.
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9oEticaI'
A LEAP YEAR LAMENT.

Bother tits leap year, boys,
Awful to think of it;
Ruin is yawning, boys,
We're on the brink of it;
Victims to woman's schemes,
Each of us, all of us,
Sure as we are living boys,
They'll be the fall of us.
Fall Of us, all OF us,
Bachelors, young and old;
Maidens are planning, boys,
Nothing their tongues can hold,
Planning all sorts of things
Awful to think of it! .l.
Ruin approaches, boys,
We're on the brink of it.
Confound the girls, / say,
Tyrants the whole of them
Binding us wretches, boys,
To the control of them;
Shy of the witches, boys,
For we are a0edk you know,
Worst of it they know it
Shame l must speak 1t SO!
Popping the question, boys,
That's what they'll do to us, Sgd
If we but give the plaques III
Half a side view of us; sa.
Red lips and sparkling eyes,
Well, let me think of it;
Height sweet ruin, boys,
I like the brink of 1t.
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ALEX ANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
October II, 1s67.-ly
PetersOns' Phila' Counterfeit
DefeCf0r.

THIS periodical, which is regular
4 safeguard in Banks, Offices, Counting
houses and Stores, is issued on the LIST and
10th of each month, and has become a neces-
sity to all business men. Some few people
think that a Detector is not of any use now,
as we have nearly all National Bank curren-
cy. This great mistake, as to-day there are
more counterfeits, and broken bank notes in
circulation than there ever was; so you see
that Petersons' Detector is actually a greater
necessity to all Bankers, Merchants and
Storekeepers, and we would advise all our
Readers to subscribe to it at once
2 Terms of subscription to Petersons' Coun-
terfeit Detector, corrected by Drexel & Co.,
NUM- 81 so; Semi-monthly (per annufn) SO 90;
single numbers, 10 cents To agents, $40 a
hundred net cash. Subscriptions may COM
mence with any month, and are payable in
advance. Address Il. b. Peterson & Broth
trs, Philadelphia. Pa.
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Dental Notice!

nR. j. NJ. ANDE RSON, respectful
~ ly announces that he will be prepared to
insert Aluminium Plates so soon as the ne
cessary aperatus can tie furnished from Bal
timore. He confidently recommends this
new discovery as equal, If not superior, to
art. When first inserted these plates are OF
silvery whiteness, which in time becomes OF
aruby color. They are very light-one-fourth
the weight of rubber plates-as strong almost
as steel, and are not affected by acids or food
of any description, and are really valuable
addition to the resources of the scientific
Dentist. DR.. ANVIL be at Orange c. ii. per-
manently.
Nov. Is, 1s67.-1y. lT-..
Culpepper Observer copy ct and send bill to
this Office Err 10 "|H
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REEVES AMBR0sIA FOR THE HAIR,
rr IMPROVED

The experience of over one hundred years
in the cultivation and preservation of the
Hair, is now,embodied in this widely known
preparation. For dressing, curing and pre-
serving the Hair, 1t has no equal in the world.
Three or four applications will stop the Hair
from falling off, and if used occasionally, it
will prevent hair losing its original color
for restoring the hair quickly; and no pre-
paration has been more extensively endorsed
by the medical faculty for its perfect inno-
cence as regards injury to the hair or head,
and for its tonic effects upon the SYSTEM
Price, large bottles 81. Druggists, Dealers in
Fancy Goods, and Storelxeepers generally,
literally dealt with. Retailed in all parts OF
the U. s., Canada, SC. Address
SECRETARY REEVES AMBROSIA co.
Feb. 2l-3m. New York.
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NEW STORE
ORANGE COURT HOUSE, VA.
NEW GOORS

AT THE CASH STORE.
SECOND supply of Fall and Winter
~ Goods. of all kinds, at the very lowest
prices Tor cash or in exchange for Coun-
try Produce.
One hogshead of extra brown Sugar. by the
barrel;
Cotton Yarns from TO u;
Kentucky Yarns of different grades;
Ready-made Clothing;
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Brown Cotton, yard wide, for l62S cents
Calico at from to Is cents; III
Hardware of all kinds; --.,
Salt, Nails, Shovels, Spades Brooms, Corn
Meal. Flour, Fish, Cheese, one chest extra
fine Tea, Soap, Candles, WOODWARD, of all
kinds, and in fact every article usually found
in this market. SNOWDEN YATES,
November 20, 1867.
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WINES. LIQUORS AND sEGARs.

His stock is very large, has been selected
with the utmost care, and he feels every as
surance that he will be able 10 give entire
satisfaction to his customers.
He also takes this opportunity to inform
the public that he will supply all Churches
within ten miles OF this place with Wine for
sacramental purposes, at cost.
Tt#f ALBERT NICHOLS.
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New Cheap Cash Store.
THOMAS j. MEHAFFEY,

AGENT FOR THE
CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON co.
A LSO, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
L a in all kinds and all sizes of hard or An
threcite Coal, by Car load or ton. A
All communications addressed to J. Lath-
erland, 20, King Street, Alexandria, Va, will
be promptly attended to. ,aer
July g. lSG7-IV#. q
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BOOTS, SHOES, sc.
New Goods! New GOOds!!

WE are now in receipt of fresh
w supply of Pure Old Government Java,
Laquira and Rio Coffees, Crushed and Brown
Sugars, Golden Syrups, superior q. p. Tea, f.
Powder by the pound or Canister, Shot, pure
Kerosene Oil, Glass Tumblers, Goblets,
White Granite Tea-Sets, French China do.
Plates, White Granite Mugs and Pitchers,
&C., &C., all of which we will sell as cheap as
possible, for ashland cash only.
Oct. 81 1867. ffs CHAPMAN, e. co.
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Democrats MOntlpIY NTagazina

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Universally acknowledged the Model Par
Tor Magazine of Amcpica; devoted to Origi-
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and Model Cottages, Household matters,
Gems of Thought, Personal and Literary
Gossip Including special departments on
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Amusements, etc., by the best authors. and
profusely illustrated with costly engravings,
full size useful and reliable Patterns En-
brofderies, and constant succession of art
fstie novelties, with other useful and enter
tanning literature.
No person of refinement economical house
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the Model Monthly. Single copies so cents,
mailed free. Yearly, 81, with a valuable
premium; two copies, s5 so; three copies, ~ 80;
five copies, sl2, and splendid premiums for
clubs at So each, with the first premiums to
each subscriber. Rs-A new Wheeler & Will
son Sewing Machine for 20 subscribers at So
each; Address.
w. JENNINGS DENIOREST,
No. 473 Broadway, N. Y.
Demorest's Monthly and Young America
together s., with the premiums for each.
November l5 1867.
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NEW BAR ROOM.

THE undersigned respectfully calls
i the attention of the citizens of Orange to
the fact that he has opened, in the building
adjoining the store of Mr.. Kiucheloe, q
A NEW BAR ROOM,
where he will be happy to see his friends and
the public generally, and supply them with
tho rhuipnst
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Nov. Is, 1867.
EXPERIENCE THE GREAT TEACHER.

MRS. j. CROLY (Jennie June) tes-
w titled ~ like the Grover & Baker Ma
other, should still want a Grover & Baker:
and having Grover & Baker it answers o
purpose of all the rest. 1t does a greater
riety of work, and it is easier to learn than
any other"
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Mrs. General Buell. testified 1--WE have a
Grover & Baker Sewing machine for seven
years, in constant use, hemming, telling,
tueking, and everything that the fingers can
do. 1t is preferred over all others ON account
of its durability of work, elasticity and
strength of stitch, ease of movement, and
simplicity of construction"
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Mrs a. C. Foss, wife of the Rev. Archibald
Foss, writes II feel it to be both duty and
a pleasure to inform you with what satisfac-
ton and success i have worked on the Gro
yer d Baker Machine for the past eleven
years. 1t is so simple in its structure that it
is exceedingly difficult to get il out of order.
Both of my little girls-one five and a half
the other four years-can sew straight seams
on 1t without assistance"
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
ON and after Sunday. June 16, the
~ Mail Train will be run between Rich
mond and the western terminus of the road,
(Which in a few weeks will be at Covington,)
daily, except on Sunday, and on Sunday be-
tween Richmond and Gordonsville,
Leave Richmond ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is A M
Leave western % A NJ
Arrive in Richmond ..................,., 40 p NJ
Arrive at western terminus............ 6 So p NJ
The Freight Train leaves RichuIond
daily, except on Saturdays, at 9 90 p NJ
Arrive in Richmond, except on Mon
.days........ 8 As A NJ
A passenger car will be attached to to this
train east of GordonsVille.
The arrangements with stages are such as
to avoid night travel after p NJ, in all cases.
Through tickets sold to all the above points.
Also to, to all prominent points in the South
west, to Washington and Northern cities
and to prominent points in the Valley o
Virginia, and ON the Orange and alexandria
railroad. II. ID. WHITCOMB.
September IL. 1867. Gen Superintendent
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REN.IAMaN ROSE
PLASTER.

1000 TONS soft Blue Windsor Plas-
AOOO ter on hand and to arrive, for sale at
toiUcSt market rates, by
HOOE & WEDDERBURN,
No Prince Street, Alexandria, Va.
February II, lS6S-2m.
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miscellaneous advertisements.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
A. THOMSON

NEW FALL AND WlAlEk GUUDS,
A. THOMSON
TAX Els this method of informing his
L friends and the public generally that he
is in receipt of u large stock of
Fall and winter Goods,
embracing every article usually kept in
first-class village store. The stock eInbrces
in part, Clothes, Cassimeres, TweedS, Sati-
nets, kelly's Factory Cloths, Bed Blankets
Linseys, bleached and brown Cotton, Drill
brown shifting, red Trilling, ossnabug eolored
Camhrics, Red and white fannels, Canter
tiannels, &C.,
For The Ladies'.
offer plaid Barathers, Brocalle Iustre,
Striped Lusters, Satin striped, Poplin Nous
lendelains, Black and white Poplins, Black
and coloured Alpaccas, French Merinoes.
swiss and NansoolS Muslins, Jackenett Gam
bricS, Check Muslins, Brilllants Calicoes,
| Assorted Gingha1ns, Imported Ruf1ling, Edg-
| ings, assorted Linen Handkerchief, Kid,
| black and colored, French corsets, Hoop
| skirts, Balmorals, Hosiery, Dress Buttons,
! Velvets, Ribbons, black and colored Lace
| Collars, silk Netts BRAIDED, Waterfall Netts,
| Nubias, Bertha Hoods Breakfast Shawls, a
great variety of Cloalxs, Spool Cotton, Pens,
| Needles, Black and Colored Ribbon Betting,
| Ribbon Trimming, and great variety oil
articles too tedious to mention; fne assorted
| city made Balmoral Shoes. A large stock OF
| Shoes, Hats and Caps. Glass, Queensware,
| Hardware, Notions, Ready-made Clothing,
| Coal OIL and a complete assortment of family
| Groceries, all of which will sell at small adj
| vance for cash, or exchange for country pro-
| duce. will pay the market price in cash, II
desired, dedueting transportation forgrain Of
every description. viii keep bags on hand
| to receive produce. lff
| Orange G. H., Oct. %, 1867.
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MO. 1 Coach and Furniture Varnish Paint,
IN Narnish and White-wast Brushes, just
received and for sale by
II. d, TALlAFERRO, Druggist.
Nav ~ 1867,
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NEW STORE NEW GOODS I!
THE undersigned would respectfully
lie generally, that he has just received and
opened in the store formerly occupied by
Yates& Browning, a large Stock of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Boots, Shoes, hats, Caps and ev
to which he invites the attention of the pub
lie. SNOWDEN YATES.
oct Is, 1867.