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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-18
Notice.

FTTHE U h e R8HG SE ID, HAVING
- bought the Tobacco and Cigar Store OF
H. r. Schroeder, No. 10 Main street, re-
specially recon mend themselves to the
Kind patronage OF The y bic.
We Will make large adeiHoEs to the
stock already on hand, and VIII always
enoeaForto please cur ensIOmefs-
mas dim JaCOBI 4 MILLER.
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"a A large stock of Envelopes at
JOURNAL Office.
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To the Stock holders OF the EVans-
n|Ts vile Library Association.

There VIII be a meeting OF the
Stockholders of the Evansville lii
brary Association on Monday, May
II, 1869, at eight O'Clock PM, at the
Library Rooms, for the purpose of
eleeting officers to serve for the en-
suing year.
BY order of the Board.
j. EssLINGER, Sec'y.
my14d3t
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Sale of Valuable City
PfOD9PtV.

T3Y VIRTUE DF AN ORDER or
Id The NanderbuEgh Court OF Common
Pleas, the 4uD derstggled, executors of the
last will Of Alexander Laughliu, decea sed,
viii sell at pubic auction, AZ the court
house in the city of Evans Vile, Ind, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 24rH, 1863,
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PERsoNAL.-Judge Edison, George
Wolfin and Joseph Welborn, of Mt.
Vernon, and Jim Evans, Chief of
Police, and Ex-Governor Dixon, of
Henderson, were in the city yesterday.
Rev. Geo. r. Pentecost, formerly
Pastor of the First Baptist Church of
Evansville. was in the city since Sat
urday last. A.
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"a The best standard brands of
Flour for sale in the city:
Vahlberg & Dixon's choice family,
Cynthiana Mills,
Telegraph Mills,
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Wy EL@&s by the celebrated freftinv
r. tfottlnE mare Ellen Uouninas. nrd
the thoroughbred horse silly fRTUDflA
py hinEgoidi dam by Imp. Glencoe. viii
Mafen 20 lhe 80 81 july. I'D Murgn1dafr
n afAlg three miles east OF hv uHHiIIp. an
tne New 3nrgh rohd. Terms, CD. uarabie
proving in lual can bo returnad ia r.ff
stmlliohH the following season. Paafurnre
iufl ISL go ularoa from distance. Esrrnaa
@nQ acc dents &C owners risk
FDH SALE ~ lderuey Cattle aouth-
aoWn sheep nnc Chester White riva
breeuerh are invited 60 call and see mo
stock. WILLIAM frgA Ftra t--
mays dim Agent for Owner.
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ves jacksonville dali
sTEAMBOAT LINES.

To LoUIsvuLE.-Every Monday and.
Saturday at 10 o'clock Al. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
70 CAIEo-DaiIy, except Sunday, at
O'Clock P. n.
10 GREEN RTvER.-Every Tuesday and
Saturday al o'clock PIX. Every Thursday
at O'Clock p. NJ.
To EASrPoRr.-Eyery Monday, W edneS-
dav aud Friday at 4 O'CLOCK p. NJ. s
To HE5DERsoE-Daily, except Sundays,
ct O'Clock Pm.
TO NAsHvILLE-Every Wednesday and
Saturday at p. n.
90 MEMPHIs-Every Tuesday at P. II.
RoczportStage (via Newburgh and Boon
VIlie.l carrying the mail, leaves at A. n,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud Saturdays. 't
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
DAYS and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by P. NJ.
Mt Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept 5undays) at 7 A. n. Arrives daily Eek
sept Sundays by p NJ
10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. daily Except sun
Iay,) from the Merchants Botel, 81 q
O'Clock P. n.
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II. CAHN & 90.

Dealers in 14Equors,
Rectiters OF the Celebrated
WABASH VALLEY, LEGAL TENDER
and Xxx WHISKY.
And Distillers of Cologne Spirits,
no. IO3 MAIN STREET.
EVANSVILLE, IrFD. Y
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Business House 70 Rent.

Y N0WN AS 81 MAN STREET.
IA between SecOnd aud Ghird. For par
ttculars inquire at thu Office, or OF a.
LEDGE or Z. 4. JENKINS.
mal2 DIFF
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Notice to Contractors.

NULLD5 % IUUbTdGLUI8.
Stay IOlh, 1863.
The Common Council 81 the City OF
Evansville VIII receive bids until the 2Hh
day " May, 1909, for the construction OF
plamk sidewalks.
Bidders Will state the price per liueal
foot for Sidewalks, and the price per uolc
yard for eXcavafiug and hlilag. said SIDE
WALKS in AL respects 10 conform - the re-
qu1rements Of the ordinances 81 the city.
BY order OF the Council
A. NJ. MCGRlFF, Clerk,
By ~. A. MCGRFF, Deputy.
city Clerks OH e, EvansvN g, Stay i4Lh.
1869. FINALS d6t Union copy.
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Railroad celebration at Henderson,.

Thursday Hay 20, 1869.
The Mollie Norton will leave Ev-
ansville at A. NJ, 3:15 P. NJ, and $50
P. III.
Returning, will leave Henderson at
8 a. NJ. and Bpm.
Persons attending the Hop at Hen
derson will go down on the $50 P. NJ.
boat, returning at A II. the follow
ing day. ~
ROUND TRIP TICKETS, 81.
mis- st.
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z,

A SIaaULAR MISTAKE CORRECTED.
Most of our citizens will remember
that Mr.. Andrew SpiegelberF, for
merly citizen of Evansville, who.
was a member of the First Indiana
Cavalry, was one of the victims of the
terrible disaster that befell the steam.
ers United States and America, in
December last, be being at the time
Deputy Sheriff of Jefferson County,
kentucky. atfH sfae
Soon after, a body, supposed to be
that of Spiegelberg, was taken to
Louisville and buried at Gave Hill,
with the usual ceremonies by the
Masonic Fraternity, the wife having
no doubt that she was performing the
last sad rites for her lamented hus-
band. On Thursday last a body was
found IN the river at Cunningham S
Landing, one mile below CFIorer ee,
Indiana, aud by his watch, pocket
book and papers found in his pocket,
the body was conclusively identified
as that of Andrew Spiegelberg. The
body has been sent to Louisville, and
will be inferred in Cave Hill, in the
grave now occupied by the unknown
body, which will be removed
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-18

B1 A splendid stock of fashion
able Straw Hats at Weber & Co.'s. If
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Y. M. @. A.-There will be an ad-
journed meeting of the Young Mems
Christian Association, at their rooms
over the Merchants National Bank,
this (Tuesday) evening, at s o'clock
All the members are urgently re-
quested to be present promptly at
that hour.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
Z ew Arrange men t.

This old and reliable Express Com
pany has fitted up new Office. at No.
6 South First Street, and is prepared
to do business to. all the most promi-
nent cities East and South.
@ CHARLES WOODWARD,
may15 IF Special Agent.
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THRoUeH MAIL.-The first after
noon through mail to indianapolis,
Cincinnati and the East, was sent out
by yesterdays 5:15 train. It is ex-
pected that this mail will be made up
and forwarded daily, closing at 4:15
P. II. .G-aa aalste.- efaotl
There is also received by the noon
train a through mail from Indianapo-
lis. By this arrangement our citizens
for the first time in the history of the
city have two daily mails per day.
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d III Id III II JUL II Gnu
and a variety Of low grades of super
fine.
apo II. D. ALLIs & Co.
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EVANSVILLE LIBRARY AssooIA-
TIoN-E1EcTloN OF DREoToRs.-At
the regular annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the Evansville Lib;
rary Association, held May the 18th
inst, the following Board of Directors
was elected to. serve for the ensuing
year: Prof. A. M. Cow. President;
Prof +. G. Willett, Vice President;
E. S. Babcock, Treasurer; L. L
Laueustein Secretary; r. s. Rock,
Corresponding Secretary. Thos.- Fl.
Crist. VIM. Rham, Jr., S. K Leayitt,
Thos. Peck, II. o. Bibeock, Directors.
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Honor 10 the Brave.

The public meeting appointed to be
held at the Court House this (Tues-
day. evening, in connection with the
decoration Of soldiers graves, is post
poned one week, until Tuesday even
ing May25. The meeting of ladies to
arrange for the decoration will take
place at 2 O'Clock this afternoon at
The Walnut Street Presbyterian
Church, and at 8 o'clock this evening
the Committees will meet It the Office
of Marsh & Doughty, on Third Street,
for the transaction of business.
By order of the Executive Com
mittee. ID. D. DOUGHTY, Chairman.
10 For Coughs and Throat Dis
orders, use "Broson Bronchial Tro-
ches," having proved their efficiency by
a test of many years
[ have never changed my mind
respecting them from the first eK-
cepting to think yet better of that
which began thinking we'll of -s
Rev. HENRY Ward BEECHER.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

Dasllllg = Ilal5Snr o.,
Another assk : - 81 ellis1 )
reperssd ffS II Bat n ths
ego 70 Ssl1 4uarrA JkisA- IL.
taken r. ~ ~ last Carnival | Pre-.
viouSl) 0UaNis d6el V66 Yostsoy
dinsd ls6pthsf With every sppssrasss ~
cordially. The conditions sgrssd upbn
vsss thai sssh ssahaassA shesA shaenoe.
piled With pistol, and that knives were %
terminate the Aght ifths AreAfms did not
prove decisive. ghe, setsespsS6sat vhe
describes this ssnseiSis SessS6ler, ssys
that in both cases the. pistols we're Ared
of without seest, and thss seeea1u act Of
the drama began. One piif 6f combat. ne
fought With great fury. 1ptsia 10 -fs9
mioutss both mes we're oastSs SI6se1
ono with Eve wounds aud the other with
seven. A fortunate accident tut an end
to the second encounter, fsf oes s(Nths
knives, coming into contact with . but.
ton or some other hard substance, Vas
broken 10 two, and The Aorrid spsotacls
Of their friends vsltsripg il blood seems
to have upgestsd other thosshts shan
that Of continuing the con6ict. A med.
ical man who was called TO the spot pro-
nounced the recovery Of the two wounded
lads TO be oil but hopeless.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

1t 10 fact that, In the minds Of many persons
Q pvsjudics exists against what are called patent
medicines but why should this prevent you rs-
sorting 10 On ariee that has Oh au array u tss-
timony to sappogt Il ~ H0STR1T1k'S 'sT0M-
ACH BITTEKSf Physioisns prescribe It /: Why
should you discard itf' Judges, usually .eonsid-
cred men Of talent, have used and do nee Il In
their fsmillse ). Why shouid yeu rsjset ~ Let
not your prejudice usurp your reason to the ever
lasting injury Of yeur h:altA. II you arc sick,
and require medicine, try these Bittsrs.
whe. the bodily energies are worn out By anx.
isty and need stinulsnt, this 10 the best that
can 30 taken. II is tempered a.t nodiAsd By
from isvsring ths bloodj and hsnes Il does not
lowed BY injurious reaction. but commanicatss .
psrnansnt potency TO the entire vitar srs.ai.s-
tion. Some Of its herbal oonstttusats are slight.
y soporiae, 20 that b easss whore slssplessassa
Il enc Of ths aseoupspiusnts Of asrvs.i disease;
. dose OF II takss toward bedtime will tsAd to
produce quiet and ssfssshing slunhsr. For Pei.
ptation Of heart, tTsmoTs, hysterics. fAintng ts.
general restlsssnsss and the causelsss fears and
distressing fanciss 70 which ladies are especially
subject, under certain morbid conditions Of mind
and body peculiar u their SEE. the Bittsrs will b
found the most sSrssahls and certain Of sll soun-
tsr-irritants. n,
The soAstitstionally nervous msy readily kssF
their isAsniky In constant check BY the dsily
use Of this healthfal vegetable tonic snd thos'
who have "shsttsrsd their nerves." - the phras,
10, sishsr BY imprudsnt indulgence or undue Phys
ical or intslsctusl labor, will And In this vital
ising elixir . prompt rsstsrstiSs. ft. .r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01
Frightiul Calamity.

GREEN RIVER CRY, Wyoming, June
2s.-Ons Of the members Of the celebra.
ted Powell exploring party has just
reached this point, having escaped, after
incredible bsrdships, out Of the canon Of
the Colorado. He reports that the whole
party, excepting himself, psrished while
attempting to GROSS the rapids. He had
crossed above, and from the vest bank
Witnessed the frightful disaster which
left him alone Ave hundred miles from
the neare.t settlement, without supplies,
and almost without hope. Not daring to
leave the stream, lest hs should get lost,
be assembled the bank to this point, the
crossing Of the Pacific rosd, where hs
has received such sttentionas he requires.
Had hs struck across the mountains, the
distauce would have been less, but the
risk was far greater. ''V.'.~a F'' "
TThs faet that tho dispatch falls TO give
the nsms Of the survivor Of tho expedi.
tion lesds rs to hope that the statement
may have bses told BY some hslf.stsrved
huntsr Who wlshs& to enlist aympathy.
Usdsnisbly, ~ pessiblss-svss perhsp,
pyobsbas. Mhslf tAs st6riss Of stlsvslerl
are true, the rapids Of the Colorado oar
Only b sros.sd BY birds.-E6. Rspabli
lcas 1'a'gS 4 atF & ~ 5'f. -
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

To SuD W0EBIuo CLA1e.-l An noW prepared
to furnish oil CLASSES With soWstaat snploymslt
st their honss, ths whole es Ne time, Or for the
sPass moments. Duaness nsw, light end prolt-
able. Fifty cents 70 y pr svsHing, b easily
sssssd ~ Psssoas Of either ssx. end Ns boys and
0lNs essn bsasly = mach % usa. Great Induce
wAols aus y ths tsslnsssI and, that every per-.
go VIE ssss thls lotiss nsy ssaA % thsif "a.
rdNsb ss1 ~ The business fsfthsmssivss, make
he foiisvasg unparalleled oGss: 10 eli Vie srs
not yell ssti.esd With ~ busiAsss, I eill end
q tePsy eer<As tsseeSss sf writisg Ne. Yull pas-
By nail f1t 10 10. Adarsss
wVsls sl1Sa Q. = ALlpN, Ausssts. NJ.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

Two brothers named Adams, Of Les.
tss, Black Hawk county, Iowa, qusxrelsd
Last week, when the younger, aged six.
teen, drew knife and struck his brother,
aged twenty-five, the blade entering the
corner Of his eye. The wound paralysed
the man, and although only sixty rods
from home he WAS unable to reach the
house, but remained whore the ARRAY %.
CURED al night Young Adams fsd
after indieting the blow, but returned
next day, confessed, and told where his
brother. could. bs found, who was then
brought home. He still retains bis sspseu
but g unable to move his limbs. '''
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

Total Eclipse Of ~ San August Z,
Tho total eclipse Of the sun, which will
occur on the 7th Of August next 10 the
only one since 1885 which could be OBJ
served in any considerable portion Of our
country; and no other total eclipse will
be visible in Americs during the present
century. As . partial eclipse IL will be
visible oil over the northern parts Of the
continent, whilst the path Of the umbsa,
10 which the eclipse viii bs total, is about
140 miles in breadth, and, in passing
from Siberia across this oonainent to the
Atlantic ocean includes within it's limits
portions of Alaska, British America,
Montans, Dacotah, Nebraska, Iowa, Mis-.
souri,, Indiana, Kentucky, Tennessee and
North Carolina. An imaginary line
drawn lengthwise through the middle Of
this umbra would indicate the path ol
the cestral eclipse, designating upon the
earth the various places where the center
Of the moons shadow will seem to coin.
eide with the center Of the sun. In St
Louis, Omaha, Cairo and Knoxville i,
will only for moment be seen as tota
eclipse at Fort Clark, Fort Union
Sioux City, Louisville, Frankfort and
Raleigh it will be seen longer, whilst a'
Des Moines and Fort Connolly it will b.
central, or very nearly so.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

Brigham Young, 10 lato address in
his tabernacle, delivered himself - fol.
lows: "a great many ask me how many
wives I have; but, to tell the honest
truth, I never thought enough about it
to stop and think. But l will get up tho
facts in the case and tell everybody, 90
that they may stop asking me these ques.
tions. I suppose have dozen or 6f
toen that I am taking care Of; perhaps
more II do not know, and / cafe moth.
ing about it. I try to 60 good, and try
to save tho people; and I say do not lei
lady come to destruction"
Brigham Young was 6S on June LIST.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01
state News.

There are upwards Of five hundred
msn working on the st. Louis bridge,
and material 10 fast acoumulatiug.
Tho Christian Church at Clarksville
have succeeded in getting Elder P. Douon
to preach for them during tie present
year.
g. E. Peers Esq. has again reti,sd
from the management Of the Warrentou
Banner, and Mr.. r. B. Speed takes
charge Is publisher and proprietor.
We welcome to our table Of exchanges
the Monitor. new paper just started at
,Mobsrly, No., BY Mr.. L.. II. Brown. II
u neat looking sheet, sud has tho true
political ring about it-Demoosatie.
There will bs Z tournament riding for
wreath to Be bestowed upon some young
lady BY the victsrious rider, on the 81,
iost., at the Fair Grounds near Warren
ton.
The depot At Campen, Ray county, o,
The North Missouri Railroad, was burned
10 the ground few evenings sincs. Th'
depot was . nov one, built last April
How the 6ro originsted 10 not Known.
A man named VIM. Mccoy, living d
Rushvills, Baohanan county, wss killsi
BY lightning on the 25ult. He had goo'
to the woods to out wood with his son
The latter went homo to his dinner, AMI
when hs returned, found bis father lyinl
J 10 small shsuty 10 the timber dead. I
6 10 supposed that hs had got 10 there Il
D keep out Of the storm. He was nstiv
, Of Kentucky, about Is years Of ago, an
. had resided in Rushvills two years.
: We ars informed that Bingham, Ii
!. Riissessi artist, win shortly visit on
J. county seat to sketch thsucouu.g Jail an
y IL surroundings, fsr the purpose sf pain
: log "Fathsr Csnniugs IL jsil." III
o picture will represent him preaching
q the people though Tie bars Of the jal
and will psspstaats tho history Of u
doings Of the party Of "morals aud pre
: gress" In "Fses Missouri. .i."-Louisial
- Journal. h&t
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

A spuulsr Of snoas wi.hla thspsst
swo tlska ssppded tsbs rsersisise for
the Ctbas sssyie@ hats bssn aessstsd N
New York, rhilsdslp lphis, and other ports,
and aGssg shsn The Cabin Esvey. TAs
latter has Paid several informal visits to
varioSs officials In Washington, aud says
'hs dss's ssk 70 b rseesn,ssd = Minis.
Ter. He declares thss ~ iasurssets are
doing 90 we'll aad will tsisnph 90 that
shis administration will Be .sshsnsd that
Il hes not recognised then ere this.
washiogton dispatches say IL 10 very
plain, from the lone Of the Cubans 10 that
city, that .hoy int nd to make soms i'm.
portant naval iemonstration with vessels
obtained from most unexpected source.
New Yosx, jane 27.-Ths Herald
states positively that . Cuban expedition
Of about aight hundred men left this port
last night under eonmsud Of Col. W. A.
G. Ryan in person, and accompanied BY
Col. Carrier, Gen. Spear, Of Eenian uoto.
riety, Geo. fsacari, Capt. Peters and
other ollcefs. The body Of men will DO
known o. The 6rst New York Regiment,
and we're presented with handsome dag
By the Junta. The rank aud 6ls EN-.
barked from the Elysian Fields, Hoboken,
and from Elm Park, Staten Island, and
will be put on bUard vessel Dresumcl ]
Ito be the Quaker City.
The Tiuss states that the steamer
Quaker City was il waiting for an sxpe.
ditiou outside the narro&s, and men were
10 be Transferred 70 her. Gen. Glaconia
! 10 Commander 10 Chief. A number Of
officers Of the late United States volun-
ieers are 10 the ranks, to be appointed to
positions on their arrival in Cuba. The
Qusker City has on board 6ve thousand
Remington rifles, tNo batteries Of artil-
lery, .and arms for . brigade Of cavalry,
With abundance Of ammunition.
WAsuiNoToM June 26.-Dispatches
received tonight from Cuba give further
particulars Of the fight near Puerto del
Padre, between the Cubans under Gen.
Marmot, and the spaniards under Gen.
Ferrera. The victory of the Cubans was
complete. The Cubans captured an ex.
tensive train containing . large amount
Of provisions, ammunition, clothing aud
hospital stores. The loss Of tho Span.
iards was over 200 killed. A number oi
Americans participated in this fight.
It is also reported that 1000 men wo'
men apd children, who had escaped from
Puerto, were butchered.
Iuformat,on is also received that the
troops which have been concentrating fol
some time on the Southern Coast, num-
bering over 1900 men, have oil left fol
Cuba, and it is believed that they have
successfully landed.
Late accounts from Cuba state that th'
cholera is very bad among the Spanish
troops. Expeditions ore constantly join
ling tho Cubaus, who sre in fine spirits
The Cubans, 1000 strong, captured tn
, garrison Of Sabina Nerve on the 2Otl
. ult.-about so men. It is said numbe
of filibusters, who landed from the schoo
ner Grapeshot, were captured and exc
cutcd; among them were Chas. Speak
man, of Aurora, Indiana, and Albez
Wyeth, Of New York. Other filibustez
ore reported as having been executed.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

The Crest Casters 10 BOW employed h
ID syisg snsthsr cable seross the Atlantic.
A Paris telssssu nys she VAS ia miles
from Bsst o. ths 22d slt. playing out
cable nicely, as1 enjoying pleasant
weather. fa| - aGT % I,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

The Indisns are reported to bs dowu
on 0ssss's Quaksrs. "Un r'ssisd Hole.
i..the. bottle, chief q tSs Arspshoes,
"Qesksss ~ goedi bisg waasr ; 10 vhis'
'iyr -. - SD. ~ pm .a
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

Ex. President Johason ID 10 washing.
sos. A large nunbsr sf friends have
tsss ssIlsss % hin. He sspssssss him
~ freely regarding shs present admin
,tsauos. ssa declares Il b The weakest
- Assstsy ever hsS. a.g 81.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

Mrs. Stanton thinks that every pretty
girl should practice self-forti6cation by
carrying and learning to fro pistol.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01

'si loiaisese Oas. 6ls6lss slsssss Ssy Md
ia % the 18th iast. 'S' ''.''.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-07-01
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