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The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1868-10-21
Lester Sexton,
ga GREAT BIBssINGn

From Rev. L. F. Ward, Avon LOlslEs
Co .O
Messrs. Strong & Armstrong,
Druggists, Cleyeland, o.
Gentlemen 1t gives me great pleasure
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benefit from the use of Goes Dyspepsia
Cure. She has been for a number-o of years
greatly t,ou led with Dyspepsia, accom-.
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all the while, for months. unable to Go any
thing. She took. at your instance, Goes
dyspepsia Cure, and has derived great
benefit from it, and is now4comparatively
well. Sheregards this m%edicineas a great
blessing Truly yours.
Jan 18th, 1868. l.. F. ,Ward.
"EXTREME CASE CURED.
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body suffering, we beg, w~s..entrest >yot e
try it. 9i2Tt o.
For Liver Complaint and Bilious De.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

New Haven, CT, June 1, 1861
Messrs. c. G.. Clark & Co. t-a4> ,
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The first dose helped me; l took it threo
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my life. Being attacked in a similar wsy
this season, l K ok one dose, which put me-
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keep it on hand ready for immediate use.
in case of Summer CT Bowel Complaints.
G. Dunn.
The above Mr. Dunn is in our employ,
and we can vouch for the above statement
being true
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PrsnAxtHlr.-siiss Lauk would an.

HHANFHIIF NAIrD @uuh OU1U III
nounce to the citizens of Ashland
and vicinity that there will be a class
formed in Penmanship on Tuesday,
October, ~ 1868, at the Town Hall,
and hopes all the Ladies and Gentle
men interested in this branch will
attend
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BOOK NOTICES.

NEw AND VALUABLE Bpoks.-We
call attention 10 the advertisement Of
The Pictorial History of the United
States by "Lossiug" aud the Hietory
of ths5expedftion of DR. Kane to the
Polar Regions. These works ought to
be inEevery family library in the ceun-
try. The publishers offer very liberal
terms TO agents, for the sale of these
books. 1t will pay we'll for book stor,s,
and agents to engage in their sale.
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New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
Aide TOP AT NEwPORT
rvrOH An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT


NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 21.-There Is new
sensation in Newport that ola deadand alive placewch
some dreadful punster has compared 20 the toad that
slecps all Winter and gives hops the summer. We
will not sneak Of tho afternoon solemucs Of the avenue
where it is permitted, perhaps IN mercy TO gape but
never to smile We Will only fling compliment, IN pass
ing, the fair creatures VINO, heaven haFlhg ucEo
them the humps OF tho canei me pIlmes W le osl'vn
sud the hucs Of the pcacOcE, nave so admtaDy supcu
themselves with each that they now waut nothing l ma
ture but Of the ant We eau oIy alude 10
the birds ~ literary feather that MOCK together aouut
the Old Point Bridge aud cast refreshing glance
toward the shady valley, some haltdozel miles away
known not only birds. but to The grace' ana muses
To-day We must vrltH of stui-iEe soul tlat Owens
apar.. The new sensation is Aide lOpp. On Monday
last Miss TOpp gave 20 the Newport public one godeh
opportunity OF listening 10 the first ~ pOpaJng OF tue
world III there was az hct cohcctt 20 Ni"5ullod aed
one vacant staudngpace for tie honor OF Newport ana
OF Ler 500 visitors Ne VIZ MOI puD5h Jlh An
audience at once so cnuah,cd ana so uthoHiiatNe r
that drawn together by Aide J0pp has certainly never
before been known in lis sleepy aIe idshOuaUle wafer
ing place hat DO they mean by Shouiing h! my nj
askGd , German Of an ancient NewpOrtoT 81 do not
KNOW tho reply; 81 never heard t hef0ro huch
applause was Justly bestowed. with wonderful insight
and power Miss TOpp led her audience into tho meaning
OF CA0pin and earnest d0YOees Cf music LETT tho
concert room that light acknowledging that they had
So, tl,c ,trst tire entered into
Jnfedv tIc fr1yyDDg peforin auce of the evening Up
experience OF tho elder master the young ohc nuhg
the whole wealth Of fresh and passionate soul Was
lavish bounty OF genius brought hOIe no treasurer But
who may De this wonderful young gl hiohc m ahu "t
strangers, Whom-whle hundred lights ntc thrown u-
her, aud ahOusand eyes afcnNeG upon hel-au Ntha
pheIe OF gracious dignity seems stll % environ win we
sanottes OF hOmef We are bound 10 SPEAK Ohy OF we
artste. Dropping Jewels oi thougb ana IceilE IO, VIZ
tips OF her gers well FROM ner lips the gifted girl
comes to cut OF fairy land such Is mo new sensa
lion uherewIth Ncwpurters have refreshed our
uearied souls And il is unOred that every iuduceInent
viii be used 10 induce Miss Tcpp give u.s. bofHro tho
close o. the season. one more 81 her mrNaed i'aaS "i
'.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
FERRY DROWNING ACCIDENTS.

To ne Editor Of The Tribu"e y p
SIR: Is strikes me that the frequent drown.
Ing of persons by jumping of the feFryboatS ms =,
prevented by She placing OF strong ironbar sa'o' ~
orpamented design upon the bridges as wei as upon ~
boats OF sufficient hight to prevent passengers N n'
unnecessary haste stepping over them' As 'Ho wv
a,,, obain alows anv one 10 step over il very con
yenientv 10 affords persons OF partially drai Seu
or those fe srOus Of washing OF this mortal eol az sA
ieiSs w.. ~ V,sE a,y;0 aI isss A READER.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
~ tbt Editor OF rhe tribune.

rortAe editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In last Saturdays issue of The Ot''eA
very erhaussice article on "Thad. Stevens"
thus The Great Commoner called gfori ~ 'VasI
ness Of language and manners" &c. For one
as Commoner ID held TO mean - member OF tne 80.
Of Commons had supposed its application % 'u 49,,
Thad steyons was in compliment. am nfsne' -,
prsed by the information that "roughness OF ar,re
ndlancnscep WAS feature OF the great mans eh',
ter II was generally known believe that hs w.
upder excitement swear but beside this and n,V
calling things By their right names, there eeriy q
not ha the shadow OF foundation for the he
~ Ct,ssns language II was wrong IN surpes qSbsd
term Great Commoner applied 20 ths iao aoo,t,iny
stevens in compliment, and not tn IeprOaeh 49, 40
desire 20 De set lglls, IS 10 NOT uouV' '"' A. r.
Aug. II, 1865.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24

NEw.HANPsHIRE STATE FAIR.-The Do@.J o'"',
OF Directors Of the Ncw-Hampshire state ,m,
Society have increased their first and secon0 IA
on stations for general use. over SIX years o' Se "a
with show OF stock, from so to $780, and from " 80.
THESE new, awards are said 20 be tho largest ever
ia mar class of animals by any STATE ASsoeatcn ~ G
England The New Hampsaie state EAlt, ssnf,a abd
Manchester On the i5tn' lsth lith' anu t9'N VT
next. u fis .rl.ls .l. LII. l...g. q i. ..a
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24
THE FASHIONS.
SARATOGA.

THE HOTELS AELAZE WITH BEAUTY And fASH-
IDE-LE BON TON EN MASsE-THE SPLENDOR
OF FORMER DAYS ECLESED-A BRILLIANT
New-York tribune., 1868-08-24

TIlH PLATFORM.
But IL rs objected by the Democracy that tho Repubh
can platform Is unjust 70 the south that II declares gro
suffrage good enough for Georgia but not good enough
for OHIO why is thisY Georgia was in rebellion. Ohio
with other States Ohio with other states the con
euerur Georgia with other States has had % accept
terms Ohio With other States dictates the terms. Is is
th0 usual and simple OF difference between she 0on
people OF Georgia az the dctaton Of Presidents johnson,
IN lSo5 met IN Convention. That Convention was con
The President the representative Of Ohio and the other
abolish Slavery and destroy some SiOOoOO 900 OF her
wealth Thcse Democratic headers said amen! and
ohio rhe destruction OF foar hundred millions Of
dollars OF Georgia property-these Democratic leaders
being udgeswas good enough for Georgia but mol good
shoud repudiate the Georgia war debt The COnv enton
did IT, No such demandwa made OF ONO Repndiatlon,
SAYS the Johnson Convention controlled by DemOcratle
aders is good enough for Georgia but not good enough
for Ohio. Andin the face OF all this, these same Demo
cratic leaders who erng.d before residspt JoSnson;
humbly did his bidding, now hypocrcay arralgn the
Georgia and Ohio, between she cOuqueror aud the con
qneTed Shame on such hypocrisy and inconsistency
TiiBY ARE NOT DEMOCRATS IN ANYTHING But The NANR.
Agnin I, aud many Of chose who act with me, are de-
nOunced as renegades from the elnocfic party Mhat
with which have acted all NV life The present so
called Democratic party does not profess single prn
cple nor entertain Single sentiment III comhoh WIZ ~"
the old state Rights Democracy. IL so, what ~ All
sa ,sea d wa was & doStr%e Of sse prinary
wls the aoctrue OF the Virginia aud Kentucky resoiu
tons which the text books OF the Democratic party
But this no part Of the creed o the soeaued Demo
cracy VI Georgia The sword has decided against this
doctrine, Who claims tnst the state OF Georgia rs
sovereign Who says she is entitled TO his
primary allegiance. proposes TO yield y u
herr She lost her right 10 primary allegiance
BY her inability tO afford protection. ana
maintain her Sovereignty In the field Who nov main
tans the right OF secession We only lost in the
battlefield, but compelled bcf0re We couia ro-
eeye pardon to 10 abandon t Each you Who
has taken tho amnesty oath, 10 support the C'Oa
~ me States when yOu did th you gave up state SOW
primary aicg nce 10 the state, and the right
OF secession. Hero th,l the whole foundation
What other Democratic pl.hfp.ds this orsan
zatIOn profess DO they oppose high tarn No; it
takes al thc InOnCy that o raised by tan and direct
taxation TO pay the eNpens or TIE Government ana the
interest the pubc debt All agree, then. that IL is
VOL tuat the Tio who eoHle uosi, pay on their xu
res and necessaries such n ~, Will tighten our direct
taxes DO they oppose intrnul iiBgdyeont by tAe gen
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-11
N ExoURsroN.-By invitation of

AN ExCURsIoN.-By invitation of
Capt. Dexter the draymen of the city
With their families, took a starlight
and moonlight excursion last night
6ulthe QalcKsfep. The turnsout was
very large. and many were surprised
10 seesueb1a plumber of persons eon7
nected with this important branch
of the business of the city The
Crescent GigASilvsr BapdlFas en-
gagged for the occasion, and their.
magnifeept music attracted a vast
crowd of people to the city 'front.'
The Quickstep being nearly an hour.
slate, Capt G fillmore invited the throng
aboard the T~arascon, with aaview to
go and meet the Quiekstepl The
spacious cabins of the Earasconsgerel
speedily filed with sstalwart men and
stately DANES, with a large numbersof
little folks.
saThe Farascon, however, had scarce
ly left the wharf ~henlthe deep basso
whistle of the Quickstep, as she sig
the LndispaxapB9unced her ar
rival. The Tarasc0n at once turned
back and the party was transferred
to the Quickstep, which, after atbrieF
delay, started out on the excursion.
and, we have no doubt that the party
had a highly delightful time. The
fraternity Of draymegn is a large iustig
tuition. apdits members are proterbial
for their industry, sobriety and integ
rity. John Hudson, President Of The
Transfer Association, was master Of.
ceremonies. zl1Hra -3gt aoI
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-11

Trial OF The REW ORGAN.-The
trial of the new organ in st. Paul's
Episcopal Church takes plac9Kth this
Thursday evening" As a number
of organists have been invited, aud it
is also expected that the phying will
be interspersed with vocal selections,
an occasion Of much interest 10 lovers
of music win aadonbted5b DE the re-
suit. All are welcome.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-11

. CoMMIssIoNERs' CogRT.-TheGQm-
missiongs, yesterday forenoon. went
to the country to9inspect roads and
bridges. They decidsd g that the
bridge on the Blue Grass road2l and.
also the bridge on thgi State or
Princeton road needed repairs. and
assignedthe duty of repairing them
to Thomas sGran5. After, r returning
to the city, a few small bills we're
passed, but no baainess of Importance
was transacted. ~ :.
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SINGULAR WEATHER.-The weather
is just now somewhat peculiar. The
evenings, nights and mornings are
quite cool and chilly. During the
day, from 10 to 4 O'Clock, the day is
hot and rather oppressive. the mer-
curry rising to so or above. These
sudden transitions from heat to cold
are certainly not promotive of heath.
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INsPECrINa SrREErs.-A

INSPECTING SrREErs.-A commit
tee Of Eouncilme accompanied by
the City Engineer, we're out yester-
day inspecting ehe powdered streets.
Whatdiscoveries they have made has
not, of course. been made public. aa Is. .
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-11

GrPsIEs.7There are a band Of zip:
sizes located somewhere near this city.
Members Of the band stroll through
the city daily. aud attempt to iobtrude.
themselves into houses under the plea
of telling fortunes, and when refused
admission become contumacious and
impudentrdispIaying often great as
Perity of temper. 1t would not be
amiss for the police to give chem a
hint as they visit houses where women
are alonsHRnd may do mischief.
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A News ITEM.-Ol inquiring at
the retreat Of our friend, John H.
Scott. the News dealer, if he had any
items yesterday, he replied, g Yes,
one, a boy; weighs s or 9 pounds"
That is IAN item 7Ofqwhich he has a
right to be proud,
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. CITY

PAINFUL sRUMoRAThere was a
7runlOf 0fh'theleifgi BesteHday that Mr..
JaiBl MaghaeG had died from the
effect of beihgstdng by a locust. Capt
Rudd was our Informant.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-11

BASKET MEzErfNa. Aba ket meet,r,
ing will be held on Sunday nexts
lie Ghe grove IopI the ppint Opposite
the city. Full particulars will be found
incur Religions NOTICES, on the
Second pa@e-ofS AtarAAs JOURNAL.
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Bachelors Hair Dye

Ehis splendid HairDgeAs The best IN the
world; the only true and perfect Dye;
harmless, reliable, instan18 neOus; no dis.
fi appointment; no ridiculous 9nts; reme-
daeRthe i'll effects of bad dyes -f1vfgOrates
A q ard leayesuthe Hair soft and beautiful,
~ &aok or 6T0s0n. Sold by all Druggists and
Rerfumers; and properly applied at Batch
elors Wig Factory no. VoBopd Street.
. =4 HewfYOrks syt8 3 q eH au8. lapse day
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-11

REMovED-A.. G. HaIioek's Family
Drug Store has been removed tdNb.
81 Main. Street, between First and
Second, where will be found a COM
plete assortment oftall articles Kept
in a retail drug store s49oJe4'd2# O
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-11

- = MEErISe OF THE CHANT CLUB
RheT6raht Chbwalf holdba meeting
at the Court House this evening at 8
o'clock g Business of Importance viii
be transacted, and short and spicy
speeches will be made. It is desirable
that a large attendance shall be had.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-11

THE FOURTH OF JULY.-We have
not learned that any steps have yet
been taken to arrange fora general,
genuine celebration of the approach
Ing 4th of July. The glorious ami
versary is rapidly approaching. and
measures should at once be inaugu-
rated that would insure a celebration
worthy of the day and of the reputa-
ton Of the city, liz N
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-11

WARRICK CoURT OF COMMON
PLEAs.7-Judgs johnson goes to
Boonville on Monday to hold the
Court of Commoaz Pleas. Of Warrick
County, which conEenes, on that day.
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New Mefh0d 0fWashlTglm0tkas

The eajebratsd Automatic Clothes
lW4gsherdand Boiler FhicA has created
such aPie&cltemepnt at india papets
and Rlh% places Rhfrre 1T las been.
introduGed, Esn9WIs on f1hl6iti1n and
w e9nstaabPperafIobat Thqs. Seant-
in q Sgns StoYei ana tn. Store. No. a
Main Street Marble HalD,ebQaite a
number Of the citizens Of fAis place.
who have tried th1D mqchipel testify
t2Its eeqnpnMand Hseiullness .nihK
can be Ssenf IN qperaion from 1lif
o'clock A. ". until q p, Mo- ~sliizsii
- Persons desiring 40 tpptcfase this
machine should IeaFe fkeir orders
lF9Pty4P three days il, ADVANCE.
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White Alpaca a11dglCrepe de SpaGRRfbae!1
also Tamardpes,1 Crepe, Matets; land
many other new dress goods 4 at
Hughes At the lowest prices. i1t-1w
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uu1o0 BsGa smssszRWzsg
Science Advances.


As soon as an article purportins to be
OF ntality has 6ssp ItsSsd and III m mSfad
parties endeavoF rt0-FepJsnlsh their de-
pleted purses by eouatsffeft4hg, and sub
st1tuung a spurious Tor the senulne aIkt-
&a cae.z Some Mme since, aFeEeuryan the as
gulse o. pills. powders 9csRas gwen lot
alfdiseaSes of the stomach AND HyeE Wnlle
--quinine was freely administered Tor the
wgGhhlsst A. length ,HOSIEEEEES STOM
ACH. BITrERS made rsadYenf, and an
entire new system OF. hfAing was inaugu-
rated, The Beneficial effects of this valu-i
2abTe x1rts3aFaEfon wefe al sO~nces acknow-
1edked. al u mineral pofsons- SUFFERED to
Hehtened age mas consigned them. There
have been many spurious Bttters paIned
upon the community. which, after trial.
have been found perfectly worthless, while
has proved q blessing to
thousands, who owB - RtheiF restoration
to health and strength.
F9Ezpany years Us 4ssye watched the
--ACH BITTER in public estimation, and
80 Z It's enedcen6efect as a cure for all COM
plants arising from tine stomach, of al
-----mOrbid nature and we are free to say that
It can be relied upon as a certa a relief
&A and remedy. It's prOprfetors have uahde
the above preparation, after years Of Care
ful Etudy anCSSifttng, andarenOw reaping
the reward claimed by This valuable spe-
AH lchc and WhtchEtuey so richly merit. 1t
reliable IN all cases, and 1t therefore de-
mands the attention OF the afflicted.
1141 &so .-aI .uOcE& .Iaof4 1l arstssI
.f9HNHT4 rtf1GuJ UEs nn ID
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1s0- New Veil Nets and new style
wells in all %cOlOrs, beautiful parssols,
new millinery goods, Sc, just received
at Hughes 1T s5Tie11 IL, :.
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uREMoyAL,-The Office Of the KaI-
nawha Salt Company has been re-
moved FROM No. 5 Water Street. to
No.F7 Main Street. + -. ~ ua.f
my27. mo- L. RUFFNER, ia, & Co.
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&c 20 aad IndiaaAbs4is.
800 TERRE D
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
ROM.YINCENNES



To LOUISVILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday ~aCIao'cI0ek An. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday. Thursday, and Saturday at s
o'clock P. II.
o'clock P. n. 40 i
To GREEN Every Wednesday
and Saturday at 8 o'clock P. N. Every
Monday and Thursday at Bo'cIock P. n.
To - Every Tuesday and
Friday at 4 O'Clock p. u.
To HE sDERsoN-Da1y except Sundays,
It 3 O'Clock PM. 5000
To NAsHvILLR-Fvery Thursdayiat four
.AamatAH E.tgtr[FN n On
To MISUNDERSTANDING.
RockportStage {vfa Newburgh and Boon
dlle,l carrying the mail, leaves att A. M,
On Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. M Tuesdays. Thursdays
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
lays and Fridays at a. NJ. Arrives Tues
lays and Saturdays by 4PSM. "a
Mt. Vernon MafI stage leaves daily lex
sspt Sundays) at \. n. Arrives daily lex
SundaySA0yZ.P.M
To NEwBURG.ZH acK daily texcept sun
iay,1 from the Merchants, Hotel. at 81
= DAoCh = NJ Vgarrsr4 -It- 3 70 ma SCOTT "a
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RECORDERS CoURT.-There was a
bgreat falling off yesterday in the Re-
corder's Court, only three cases being
presented. I'm I.
On Tuesday evening an Ethiopian
named Richard Jones' fled a COM
paint agatnstsbe jackson, a saffron
eolored son of acbivalry, charging that
the latter had assaulted and battered
him. Thete being but sone witness
(Jones) present, and Jackson deelar-
t9ns that he gcouldgpfove that the
charge was false, the case was con-
tinued till yesterday. .Zeb1sts9
Yhegtes6nbny then mdduceRa owt
ed that Jones and Jacksol-had
heed 4aafGafingf and that formally
Jones had gathered a bowlder, with
which he mehaced Jackson, who step
ped up behind Jones and knocEeaf
the 'bowlder lff6m his hand, and this
constituted the assault and. battery
c6mbbiiahffh1egff h ~. IS RekAbn was dis
chaTgedyand jmmediataly filed asc5m-
plant, against jones for raising a dis
tarbauoa9 Jones iRag fined 81, With,
81 95 costs. He cahfea Up with kid
gloves on, and 9ielibera5ely drawing
them Of, counted out the mpnaM j
ing IA AEesHqHH000, 0Ah '"IAs
got mQpeT enough e, ray my fac Il
never been II a prison, and 4dOnit4
9heaa tggQ fbar 2ha9m -
Monroe Held -eskszK8 up a few
days ago before tbs AGg1Eder 5 Court
on DctSIga1of TdScderiy. conduct
and tryng1sso breakdiRte a house of
lid 9epHte3wa REessltsd again yester-
day, on 3 charge Of betgg dpaak-.aa6L
.asp1gju1 W0sf-=ahd beastly 3
manner, ia fhe PreseHce Of suhoaHii
.chifdrgd nd on the &c assr Of nj, 4,
Locust and Eighth Street. He was /
with S. % costs, an exceedI
ingly mild punishment for such a
beastly offence.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-11

PERSONS desiring drive or tube
wells at reduced rates. will splease
call on qje4 1W, eg &c. KRATzs 4