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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-03
ID OF
Clothes w asher
AND THE
UNIVERSAL WRENGEHE

OUGHT TO BE IN EVERY FAMILY.
They 1lahe Money ~ ,Soviag Clothes!
SI4 win buy the Washing Maehine, ana
~ the best COg-wheel WIinger in exist
ence.
They are easy 20 operate, sitting or stand
ing; Take but little room, iniure no gar
ments, finish their work in less than half
the time usually occupied, never get out
of order, are convenient in every respect,
and me only Washing Machine that Is ttjeed
The better the iOagtT n IS used.
We are authorized to sell them. whole
sale and retail, at manufacturers prices.
Where machines are bought at retail there
is no additional charge for freight.
Call or send for a catalogue containing
much valuable information, and teStiIno-
mails from some of the best men and Wo-
men in the county. About Two dozen OF
these machines have been sold In Centre
and Scott Townships, IN this county, and
we are yet to hear Of one purchaser who
was dissatisfied.
In order to show that they have all the
merits we claim for them, me 9fDe any 01tT-
chaser Le 13-tUiLege 81 returning them n theg
are mol satisfied after four zOeetS' trial, and
the money will be refunded. We have
tried them In our own families, and take
pleasure in recommending them 10 the
public. N4CkE h4 BSOo.,
fV2 73 Main Street.
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PREPARING FOR THE FoURTH.-
Judging from the large quantities of
ale and beer that is being shipped
daily from this city down the river,
we should think that the people along
shore are making large preparations
for celebrating the Fourth of july
The Armada, on Wednesday, and the
Quiekstep, yesterday. took out i'm
mense quantities Of both ale and beer.
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GOLD AND SILVER. - Boots and
Ankle Ties for children's wear Just
received at GEO. MILLER & Co.'s,
% Main Street.
p. $40 trouble to show goods.
iy3-3t.
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CELEBRATION. - The Democratic
Silver Band celebrate on Saturday.
The programme will be found else
where.
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Law CARDS.

John NJ. CREBs. cHAUNcEY 8. CoSGER
CREBS & G0NGER,
AttOrmeys-at-LRsFs Cnrmi, Illinois
VIII practice law in all the Courts of Ed
wards, w hite, Wayne, Hamilton, Saline,
anu Gallatin Counties, in the state OF lii
LOS, and in the Supreme Court. Refer TO
20, Colonel T. w. Stone, with l. & ID. Hell
man. Gen. ". Harrow, Mt. Vernon
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EN0R LIGHT DRAUGHT. SPEED
- in threShing, ami saving and cleaning
the grain, we believe this machine has no
equal ia America. <All who contemplate
buying this season will consult their in
tereSt by calling or addressing MS soon.
Also, for sale Hay Rakes and Forks. Cane
Mills and Evaporators, Cider Mills. &c, NC.
THOS. SCANTLIN d SON,
No. Main Street, Marble HaH,)
Jy3-d21n Evansville. Ind.
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COURIER ANswERED.-We direct
attention to the card of Auditor Biseh
in reply to the statement Of the
Courier, in this mornings JOURNAL.
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Saturday, june 2Oth, 1S6s.

nneds VIII De open Tor VlSlJOfS ana DOhfu-
erS on
Saturday, June Goth, 1868,
on and after which date, he is assured by
the managers, the Evansville Street Rail-
way will be finished and running the ears
making trips TO and from the city every
ten minutes.
The Hotel and Restaurant, entirely re-
fitted and refnrnished, will be conducted
upon the most approved modern system.
His culinary arrangements are such that
the undersigned can promise, upon a mo-
ments notice, TO serve up the most TecheF-
che meals and lunches TO any number Of
guests.
The Gentlemen's Saloons are provided
with the choicest Wines, Liquors, Ale,
Porter, and Beer, and the best brands OF
Cigars.
The Ladies' Refractory win be constantly
supplied with Soda and Mineral Waters,
Ice-CTeams, Nuts, Fruits, and Connections.
For this purpose a. beautiful and spacious
lightful part OF the grounds.
The Bowling Alleys have been thor
oughIy repaired. Swings and CaFacoles
for the pleasure and amusement OF the
young and old have been provided.
Fhe Dancing Hall is capaeiOus anu well
ventilated, and will be reserved solely for
the use of the guests and of select parties,
under responsible management.
The Batht-tg establishment Is undergo
ing repairs, ans will soon be ready for use.
Families and Others desiring cool and
pleasant retreat Tor the season cannot but
enjoy themselves under the widespread
ing Shades Of these beautiful grounds.
JelS d2w EDWARD WELLER.
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WANTED TO RENP.-In the bust
ness part of the city a store for the
wholesale drug business, to be oecu-
pied by the first day of August next.
CHAS. LEIGH,
ALEXANDER LEMCKE,
p. D. Box w. 1912, Cincinnati,
29-1W. Ohio.
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BRASS FoUNDERY. - Attention is
called to the advertisement Of Mr..
John Iyinson, to be found elsewhere
in this paper Mr. [. has returned to
the city, and is now prepared to do
all work in his line in a superior
style. He may be found at his foun-
dry, on Main, between Pine and Leet
Streets. Give him call.
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MARRIED.

GILMOUR = PEGRAAI. - on Monday
~ morning. June 29th, by Rev. ]. c. Maple,
AZ AZ me residence of her father, w. b.
FEeRAAl 10 ALLAN GLAMOUR, of Hender-
The bridal couple, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. David Hamilton, started for
Europe on the evening of the same day.
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TRAGEDY At DEMONSTRATION
the mail agent on the Morning Star,
we learn that serious and probably
fatal aaray occurred at Hawesville,
Kentucky, yesterday morning, an
hour previous to the landing of the
Morning Star. A difficulty had
arisen. between two grocery keepers,
one an freshman named Tom Skally,
and the other named Thompson
Thornton
Skally accused Thornton of having
burned his house, and used rather
abusive language toward him, where
upon Thornton drew his revolver and
shot the other through the abdomen.
1t was not thought possible that
Skally could live an hour.
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WANTED.

WKTAETED-LABOR -Four OF i've
w good hands can obtain work ON 81
farm, by applying at my house. ON the
Crawford place, on the canal, about five
miles from Evansville. Good wages
je30 dit PHILIP MARTIN.
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COMING SOUTH,
Terre Haute and Indianapolis.
PROM TERRE HAUTE
rRoM VINCENNEs
srnAMBOAT LINES.


40 TorTsVIlLE.-EVery Monday and
ssstnrtaxr al 10 O'Clock Am. Every Tuesday,
wednesday, Thurstioy, and saturday at
O'Clock r. NJ. CO. . a
O'Clock =. 81.
10 GREEN RIVER.-EVery Wednesday
and Saturday at 6 O'Clock P. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock p. M.
10 EASTRORr. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at O'Clock r. NJ
10 II EaEDERsON-DaiIy, except Sundays,
At o'clock PM.
TO NAsHVILLE-eEvery Thursday at four
m.
To NJ EaEPHIS-Semi-Week
Rockport Stage (via Newburgh and Boom
v1Ile) carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays,
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
days and Fridays att A. M. Arrives Tues
DAYS and Saturdays by 4 p. If.
Mt Vernon Mall Stage leaves daily lex
eept Bundays) at Z a. M. Arrives daily tex
eept Sundays by P. M
TO NEWBUR0.-HacK daily except sun
dayJ from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
o'clock r. M.
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wNOR SALE AT AUCTION FIN =
* Residence Lotion Saturday, July
9TH, 81 10 O'CLOCK An, will be sold at public
auction, without reserve, to the highest
bidder, one-hair OF Lot 80, adjoining Lot
Is, OLD Plan, containing So feet, situated
on Second Street, and Joining the residence
OF A.. NJ. SeIlman, Esq, between Walnut
and Chestnut Streets.
Terms Of sale-One-fOurth down. balance
I'm three equal payments nc six. twelve
and eighteen months, with interest sale
takes place on the premises.
ELLIOTT a. CO., Auctioueerss
Je2J It'd
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THE CONDITION OF THE CITY
WHARF.-We think the Messenger
of the Board of Health should visit
the city wharf or public landing in
the vicinity of the mouth of Syca-
more Street sewer. The large accu-
mutation Of mud and filth of all
kinds, the outpourings of the sewer
and the deposits left by the recent
rapid decline of the river, has pro-
duced a condition there that is almost
uncomfortable, under the influence of
the scorching heat Of the sun an odOr
of the most noisome and sickening
character arises, sufficient to produce
a pestilence. The other portions of
the wharf are in better condition, but
in front of Humphrey & Co.'s wharf
boat it is not only sickening but dis
graceful.
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NOR RENT H. STORES 49, The two new
E stores on Market street. between Los
Gust ana walnut; would make q fTst-rata
stand for n boarding house and wagon
yard, the lot beng - 10y To feet. They
are well adapted to either store OK dwell
ing purposes, or both combined. II up-
piled for soon, they will be fitted up 90
suit tie applicant. Inquire of SAMUEL
WICK ERY, or at the store OF
NlCkEEY BROTHERS.
JunS dtf % Main Street.
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IMPROVING AN ALLEY.-The work
of grading and paving the Alley ex-
tending from Main to Locust Street.
and between Second and Third
Streets, has been commenced. The
alley has been ploughed up, and the
superfluous earth is being hauled
away. Two huge piles of paving
stones have been deposited on Main
Street. on each side the alley, and the
work. which will be a great improve
ment, will soon be completed.
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Being always evenly roasted, one grain
as much as another, 10 has much pleas
anter taste than when roasted in a pane
where you will probably have oneshaIt
burned and the other nearly raw
Families using this roasted coffee soy
that two pounds goes as far AS three
polinds green coffee. We ask lovers OF
good coffee 10 give 10 a trial.
Roasted fresh every DAY and for sale ut
all the groceries. Coffee sent us promptly
roasted foI 81 90 per sack, or one cent per
pound If less than "a sack
Fresh coffee always on hand and for sale
10 dealers only, by
j.. H.. ERUNENG g. son.
Steam Coffee Roasters and manufactur-
ers of Mustards, Spices, Baking Powders.
Nc. First Street, bet. Vine and Division.
jmel82W -
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solution Of Copartnership.

Dissolution Of Copartnership.
TIME IAARTNE1tSHahP hE = EE u "a d.
y fore existing between Benjamin
Hubhs and r.. W Patrick under the name
and sfvie OF Hubbs, Patrick g. Co. is here
nv declared dissolved from this date
STvl,e bns ness viii be continued bv IL Vs.
t3ofrIcir who viii also settle the business
of the nrul. r. W. HAIKIDk.
Evansville, July lst, 1865. fiyI dlUf
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Crescent City Springs

HNNHE UNDERsIGNED HAS THE
n pleasure OF announcing 10 the public
1is TeIrranded snS reatIy eeT
titled, VIII be open for visitors and board
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FOE RENT.

TO R rs n ET-CITY HOTEL said
as house is q firsL-ciass hotel situated ou
Water street, between Vine and Ulvi
and Is now undergoing extensive repairs
For particulars inquire OF
Junl0 dlml CHAS. HARRINGTON.
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True IECOmOrmv~.
AIR PIG mr. M CHIW II.
r OASTED COFFEE
BEST QUALITY OF RIO,
Three Pounds for "a Dollar
A Saving Of 0nelFhird in the Use
Of Coffee.
True IEcOmOrmy-

Coffee as is well known, loses BIZ weight
in roasting, the loss being lG pounds per
hundred, or pounds green weighing
pounds. When roasted this necessarily
raises the price four on FIVE cents per
IsDund, TO which add one cent, our price
for roasting. The extra heat required i'm
roasting by the common way viii amount
10 five times what we charge to say Moth
ing of time, Trouble, ana burned fingers. .
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n n afrnIlrRr.

BEING roasted air tight, we save an tine
aroma, which Is the essential part of the
Coffee, and which passes on by being
roasted in an open pan, aud reduces tho
STRENGTH OF the eO1ee ahout OsLE-EnILnLH-
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PERsoNAL.-Col. Rhoades and w.
ID. Lusk, editor Of the Shawneetown
Mercury, were in the city yesterday.
From Col. Rhoades we learn that the
wheat is nearly all harvested in that
portion Of Illinois. The crop is not
particularly heavy. but the grain is Of
an excellent quality.
Among the arrivals by last nights
train were the new pastor of the Wal
nut Street Presbyterian Church, Rev.
j. p. Z. Kumler and family.
Capt. A. Myler, formerly of the 42d
Ind, was in the city last night.
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G. r. RUDD.
STEAMBOAT AGENT.
Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
TNJETHs partnership heretofore existing be-
III tween u. w. Warren and Thorn as
Conyngton, Is this day dissolved by Mu-
tual consent. Mr.. Conyngton retiring. The
business will be continued by q. w. War
rem. All debts due the firm will be paid to
MIN, and ali claims against the same VIII
O. w. WARREN,
nnay9 If TIfOS. CONYEGTON-
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BEFORE JUSTICE EMERY.-Two
fair females appeared in Justice En-
ery's court yesterday, the one filing
an affidavit against the other, setting
forth that she feared bodily harm or
injury. A retinue of white Fawns
were in attendance as Witnesses, but
through the aid Of two lawyers, the
olive branch was presented and accept
ed, and the complainant paid the costs
aud dismissed the suit, thus spelling
a particularly rich case.
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xRAYING BOUGHT OUT THE EN-
~ tire stock of HAIRand HAIR jew
Fir Y of Miss Powers, 4 respectfully solicit
the patronage OF the ladies of Evansville
and vicinity. ] have carried ON the bust
ness for Miss Powers for some time, and
feel confident OF giving entire satisfaction
to all who may favor me with a call, at
prices to suit the times.
jy2 d3t KITTY ROURKE.
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CELEBRATION AT EDMOND GROVE.
The several Sunday Schools of
the Baptist and other churches in
Perry and Union Townships, have ar
ranged for grand picnic celebration
of the Fourth of July, at Edmond's
Grove, on the river five miles below
the city. The exercises will consist
of singing national airs, an Grafton by
Judge Parrett, and addresses by 9TH
ers. Ample provisions will be made
for strangers. who come unprovided
for. The steamer Romeo viii ply be-
tween the city and the grove, render
ing the grounds easy of access, at a
very small expense. Everybody viii
be welcomed and well entertained.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-02-15
Iarrea raor WAsnInGr7r



Feb. 10, 1868
KnIT5REui ADYocAT0 Thinking
letter from lormcr citizen Of Elk
misat not be unwlcome TO portion Of
your readers from tho Federal Capitol, |
send yoa the result ora few reflections
We'll, then, Washington has changed
5nt little, IN its general appearance, in
The last seven years. ("odld chat tho
same c"n.d be said Of the Goyeramcnt)
/; is, Cor ussd TO bed handsome city.
Tho pNhii' cdids"' are unsurpassed in
any part Of the world and most ot-its
private residences AID business houses
are OF the most substantial style OF mod
ern arch,tectoro, These, with its wide
and spacious streets aud oycnuca, c5m.
b0no 70 make It, IN pleasant weather az
i,"s', one cf the most pleasant cities on
the continent bot speaking oi the
"yaifcr ro0m@s me ta9t the weather,
Yesterday. rendered NasEi0-toir Suitr
-
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John l,ickman says: a cannot
deny that oqr absurdilics.scur inoonsis
tcrocs, cur hypocrisy, our doublo,deal-
ing, our lack Of sincerity, occasionally
give nee some sensations ike a villain" L"
Nobody doubts that bit, old boy.
1t is runorcd in Washington that
the Supreme Court win decide TO dis
miss the Marble case for want of iuris-
dic;ion. Can it be possible that the
Court has succumbtd to the threats Of
the revolutionisls
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a LARGE ASSORTMENT
or Everything Useful

OF Lvcrything Useful
Puta;ning TO the Drug Business Gen=
orally.
pUio Drugs at Low Prices
Pure Drugs at Low Prices
Notions in Endless Variety
Notions in Endless Variety
American and English Watches
American and English Watches
Latest Styles of Jewelry, Rings, &c.
--latest Styles of Jewelry, Rings, &c.
Fancy Articles, Toys, Latest Novels !
Fancy Articles, Toys, Latest Novels
Albums, News, Stationery, Bird-Cagea!
Albums, News, Stationery, Bird Cages !
Violin, Darjo and Guitar Strings!
Violin, Banjo and Guitar Strings!
mar20lSGG
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ltumG luVOiutiOul-ts Is Iu!Iy disclosed By
the action Of tho Rump Senate on the
18th. On that day reaolution intro.
duccd by Sherman, allowing Congress.
ioual representation. to alabama was
passed because 50 a majority Of the quail.
flied persons voting had cast their bal.
lots for the ucgr, constitution. This
was passed notwithstanding that on the
previous day (tho l1th) kilograms from
Alabama showed that thirty four out Of
The thirty'six negro counties had cast
only 3ll32 yoies out OF registered
Inst oi Iii'-5' tha5 the 'wen'y.aiX re-
naming counties, having Wnhe nlalorit,
U.S. oll MOI Vo.o az a" ) ono I!,,. INA. oy'oyo
,. o'es arc reg ''''u l.' ~ v'',s','"'e . d ."'
io','{ q m ,',c Io5 i. S''.'o NoLo'9 l5 Ia Ia NUM- u",",
~, l ,',,, '.''' r, l}' % itoh orV't'% :. ~ ,r
ln,,." ri,at a ,aai5r;,v Of The rc c,is.arcJ
(,' Ia,a, = yo.crs dij not Vote for the
y ca,.,;t,t;cn " fl,a rgvoint;on...s are
determined to accent it as carried. Is
there any deeper iniamy to which Badi.
cal Senators may sink
The evening mon -rel now publish.
cs Nr. lIcrr's speech, prciacine it with
the words " Nr. nc,r said, 8" Mr Herr
didn't say, however; and We say, ior
the people, that the printing Of such
speeches, which were never delivered,
Ia 'hG nry @''''o i''cor'' '', IS a 'lls'1''-
u29 i q 'g',}' an outrage u?oa ing house,
ana &H|mp%iu2H pR2A Inc tax payers
E'''0' a. I"'0'.'.t. .- .... "'h .
--itis said that the Secretary Of ihq
treasury %h' nqt from ten to-hitee1
million dollars IL goid into the market
tins week IA 'i"l'' 'o's'
The Georgia tanis's are trying to
eHrci a. A. N'aaly, the Dost39 mui3t'
to- HeS too sharp Ior the h9id hands,
and spol!s t0e plans OF the carpet sacks
The Florida tanis's are split into
two boai?5-boih tiukorlng at icon
stltnti1n.
-Wm. J.. Corbstt, Esq, is the Dem
ocratjo Representative delegate to the
State Convention from Clarion county.
Tito Louisiana tanists adjourned
with row on the lth. No heads
were brokan--tco hard.
The New Hampshire election will
occur cn the second Tuesday of March
the 10th. ..,. .-
1T is said that Brigham Young, in
yiow Of the recent ac;ion Of Congi ess,
int2ndsio omsra.o with his saints aud
saintesscs to the Virgin Islands.
A woman in Now Jersey swallowed
a draught of oil Of bitter almonds, think
it was whiakey. Death shortly follow
cd. although every effect was made to
save her 4ii9s. .g....
A man 10 BtidStou, Maine, cut
his throat lew Gays since bocauao he
Vas troubled bFey'icnce he ha1 GWcn
IN p2ay case oe'"een two neIsit"o;'.
The long beard ct miller in To-
pan, Ohio, "as ca'2ht IN q rcro'yiEE
snai,' Inc miller 6raG9d h'mSed ana
'n9 o'afa came cut ly 'ii9 ROOFS
- Wisconsin has pad uiore than 81,
09o TOR boHntios ou Wild animals Npder
''o 'cIs"' ''"' VI "0 'a'' '''o u = I''s'
cQh'p'D'
a Reverend Gentleman OF t'cl'
@oa"' Y A. mas 'o,'areI ,l' upon VIC ''-
''''-''-g' -, o' ''o ''oue'h a, oa"'S''
The padales Of the hrst class ct.
. ! - - 1
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A ocrylsPoIlcuisays that Howard,
of the Negro Bureau, declared, few
days ago, at meeting OF the trustees Of
the Howard University, that he was in
favor of practical amaigamalion between
the white and black races, ana thai he
had no desire to conceal his views on
that subject Hes beauty.
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FS5niGCl e.'ic &sHsc Cos3r;sfsipH.
ItAHRraTuRG, PA, Jan. 3, 1853.
The Democratic State Committee Of
Pennsylvania have GScd WEDNE,'-
DAY, tie FCURTU (Ith) DAY or
MARCH, 1868, At l. o'c'oc'; ~. as
the time, and the uall Of the House Of
Representative, at Harrisburg. as the
place for holding the muual Conyon-
ton OF the party.
1t Is ordered jhat This Convention be
composed Of one member for each Sen.
ator and Representative, who shall be
elected in the usual manner and tdey
will meet al the time a1d place alora-
said, for the purpose Of nominating can.
didatcs for the Offices OF auditor Gen.
cral and Surveyor General, and Of So.
Letting delegates TO The National Con.
vention for tie nomination o! candidates
for President ami Y:co-Pro,ilant.
The members md committees Of tha
organization and all conservative ci,i-
gens who can unite With Us in the sup-
port of constitutional principles are n,
questcd to proceed to the election Of ,ho
delegates in their respective DISTRICTS
BY order CT the Democratic State
Committee.
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UAIIABLE LOTS FOR SALE
\ The undersigned has laid out a vii.
age upon his ground adjoining the Ridg
way Depot, TO be called ELK. The lots
src 80 feet front by 100 feet deep-front
ing towards the railroad
Tmms--For the 6rst LOT sold, 500 For
the second lot sold, SllO. For The third
lot sold, Sl2O-and so on increasing in
price as lots are sold.
hA- First purchasers get the choice lot
at the cheapest rates.
Purchasers villbe registered in the or
der OF their application Ten per cent of
the purchase money must be paid at the
time of the application.
lsarApplioaDions win be made to Joh
q. Hall, Esq, Ridgway, Pa. -.
j. S. HYDE.
Ridgway, mar, 29G6-tf.
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Ntw D>t,r1.sG sGn3Nts.
SPECIAL ~uTigE.

We have found il na,csr ny, Il 9r1ar 10 keep the
f1anoal department * lea ffgcoa;o CT good
basis, 10 ADOPT the icloWing rlle:
Transient Advertisements lr II l5 paid for in ad-
vance and ali JOB We rs soon as completed
81 Is made cat ani p9ss.te 70 yo)ry advertisers
at the Eoriuning o. each quarter.
Eulso-ipl u5 10 h. ra.h nj Invariably in a5vailoe
novtf .DrS F. NupHg, Publisher
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-02-15
WM. A. WALLACE,
G. o. DEIsa, Soc'y. Chairman,


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Radicals arc determined 10 revive the
plot OF presenting articles Of imPo2'hs
ment against the President and to sus,
pend him FROM oiil"o pending his htal,
which would he delayed i'll alter the
Presidential election. They Will labor
to secure Unity in the Ea-'o'I ranks on
this subject, aud, II the uah1 aod hc"-
tatlng can be brought 10 the scratch,
the scheme viii be attempted Should
1t not be successfully carried into ei''et
our form oi government would be ehan'
Sed' Ihe d'spo'lsm y when The pao'
pie OF ten States are governed would be
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