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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-12

SERtOUs AFFKAY.-Yesterday after
noon, an affray. occurred in the alley
lea the DelmonicO Saloon, 10 which
Wash. Phillips, formerly pilot on the
Quiekstep, was seriously hurt. IL
seems that Phillips was in the Del
monico Saloon, when Jim Mulligan,
the irrepressible, accompanied by an
other man who would not tell his
name, entered the saloon, and with
out any %provocation on the part Of
Phillips, Mulligan tried to raise a row
with him. Phillips did not want to
have any fuss. and left the saloon and
started up the alley, but was followed
by Mulligan and his pal" who assault
ed him when near the Black Hawk
stable, striking him in the face with a
brickbat, cutting his face badly. and
inficting a serious wound. Mulligan
swore the police could not take him,
but Capt. Cochran went for him
slightly" and he wilted, and was
marched off to the station house. Ed.
Martin took his pal" in tow, and they
will both be on exhibition at the Re
corder's regular 9 o'clock levee this
morning. Mulligan has been quiet
for some time. but we suppose he viii
figure largely in the police courts for
a while.
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BT The Recorder had not a single
case before him for adjudication yes
terday. He thinks business will soon
pick up, however, as the Spring FIGHTS
will shortly commence; and as there
will be a special election on the Odd
it is thought they will begin a little
earlier than usual this season..
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ELECTION NOZZLE.

s' 2an 81 F9alsRe County, fss.
The Stote Of indiana 10 The SIertU Of Yam
der6urgh county, Erecting:
Y S0REE SORENSO&, Clerk Of the
Aa NaudeTburgh Circuit Court, do here
by certify TO the Sheriff oil said
the several townships in said county, AZ
the usual places OF holding elections, on
the first 4OnCay in April, 1863, TO wit:
For Pigeon Township: One Justice Of
the Peace, four C~onstables, one Trustee.
For knight Township: Two Justices OF
the Peace, two Constables, one Trustee
For Scott Township: one Justice Of the
Peace, Two COnstables, one trustee.
For Centre Township: Two Justices OF
the Peace, two ConstabIes. one Trustee.
For German To wnship; Two COnsiablts,
one Trustee.
For Perry Township: Two Justices Of
the Peace. two ConstaDles, L Trustee.
For Union ToWuship:4TWO Justices of
the Peace. C~OfEtabies, one Trustee.
For Armstrong Township: Two Justices
Of the Peace, two CO~nstables, n Trustee.
Aud the Sheriff of Marlborough County
is hereby directed to give legal nrtice of
such election, il conformity with th5 stat
utes in such case maze and provided.
In witness whereof, 1 have hereuntO set
my hald ind affixed the seal OF SAID
Court, at Evansville, this 9Th day Of
March, 1863. ) SORENSON, Clerk.
I, Jacob H. Miller, Sheriff of Wander
burgh County, State o~fIndiana, do hereby
certify that The foregoing is 2 true copy OF
the original on file 10 this Off e.
Witness my hand and SEAL TINS 6th d3y
of March, 1859.
Sheriff Vander0urgh County
mhI0 david
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BG Some man was trying to make
IN arrangement yesterday whereby
our city would have lost one of it's
most prominent female members.
Miss Eggs, who has figured consider
ably in the courts here, and is confined
at present in Castle Cochran, and has
been for some time. This chap pro-
posed to pay her way to Louisville on
! steamboat if the Chief of Police
would release her, but at a late hour
last evening no satisfactory arrange
ment had been made.
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mis- CELLANE U

RRRS- BEACON does Hat and Bonnet
IL Bleaching on short notice. Accord
Ing to promise, she has received all the
late stvIeS of Hat ard Bonnet Blocks from
New York. Hats and Bonnets for sale
cheap. IA ORR sent from other places WI !
be attended 10. Addr-ss 30 37I%. Resi-
Cence corner Main and seventh Streets. q
lv RS. a. NOLAN. HAT ABD Bon
AZ net BleEche-, wishes to inform the
ladies' of Evansville aud vicinity that she
has received her new Spring styles of Hai
and Bonnet Blocks from New York. MIL
liners wishing to send their bleaching
from other places, for particulars address
Box IA. Residence, corner OF Eighth st.
and Second Avenue. ICES
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OUR genial friend Captain Travis is
a candidate for City Clerk, and ez-
poets the support of the Democracy.
We suspect he will be disappointed.
He has done too much hard work for
the party. 1t proposes to use the
Offices to reward young converts of
only one and two years standing. The
Captain might as we'll hand in his
check. The Vincennes Varieties :"
will not put his name on the slate.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-12

IA A call has been made by the
Democracy of the Third Ward for e.
g. Van Ripper to become their candi-
date for City Councilman, ignoring the
very existence Of that great luminary
and prominent fugleman, Samuel
jones, Esq. We suppose Mr. Jones
does not belong to the kid-glove-Eau
&c Cologne secession skedaddlo-bolt-
ing Vincennes Varieties" and for
thas reason is to be laid on the shelf.
Go it,, kid-glovers, the rough and
roadies " are after you.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
In Rankrnnfev.

T1EEiS IN 10 GIVE NOTICE, that. on
- the ID day OF March, A.B. 1859, 81
warrant in bankruptcy wa issued against
the estate of Julia l. Waglcy, OF van
Yllie, IN the county Of Nanderburgh. aud
state OF Indiana, who has been adjudand
a bankrupt, on her wi petition; tuab
Jne payment OF any debts and delivery 81
any property belonging tOsuch bankrupttO
nef, OF Tor her use. and the transfer OF any
property Dy her, is forbidden by law: that
nleeting OF the creditors Ofthe said bank
Lupt, 10 prove Their debts and to choose
que or more asstgnees Of her estate. WILDE
held az a Court or Bankruptcy, to be hold
en- AT the of1ce' OF Charles III. B%niferheid,
E~ySnsyllle. Ind, on b 5th day OF May,
AID. 1863, at 8 O'clock AN
BENZ. j. SPOOEER,
mhl2 DIT Meseepger
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PROPER PETITIoNERs.-Among the
names of those who urge our distin-
guished semi fellow citizen, b q. Van
Ripper, to do the city the great honor
to become one of its legislators, we
notice the names of L. p. Byrnes, a
citizen of New York, but at present a
resident of jacksonville, Ky; G. W.
Stanford, located also in Kentucky, at
Greensboro, Calhoun or Rangers
Landing, we are not certainly advised
which; I. B. Byrnes, also a citizen of
New York, who is now, we are credi-
bly, informed, a resident of Louisville
John A. Healy, who. we are told, is a
minor, and first blessed the city with
his presence, if we mistake not, in
November last. It is gratifying to see
the interest taken in the welfare of
our city by these non resident and
DISTINGUISHED adjuncts of the famous
Tobacco Brigade, of which Van Ripper
is the renowned chief.
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BT The city IS unusually full of
vagrants just now, who hang around
the saloons in squads. They always
come before an election, and vote the
Democratic ticket whenever it is pos
sible to vote at all. The police should
rid the city Of this horde of loafers,
and should do it 1t once. While they
remain in town, we would advise our
citizens to look to their door fasten-
mos
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-12

paE~ The following from the Rich
mond Telegram, would seem to indi-
cate that Evansville is not the only
city in the State that won't support a
theatre:
A tip-top theatrical company from
indianapolis appeared on Monday
aud Tuesday evenings, and they barely
drew enough to pay expenses. A
negro show, with not half the merit,
would have filed the hall to overflow
inc.
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WE think it hardly fair for Repub-
licans to sign calls for Democratic
candidates in Wards in which they
do not live and cannot vote. The
uneharitabIe may Thick they are seek
ing to impose unpopular candidates
upon the Democracy.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-12

a clergyman, while residing Do South
America as 20 m~lsafOunry, discovered a
safe uud simple fcfnHay for Lhe cure of
Nelvgui WeHHtIcaa, Barry Decay, Discusses
Of Co.., Urinary md s.niual Organs, HUd
the Whole Train ol disc def8b brought on By
bhncfui tud vicious habits. Great num-
beers la e been cured hy This noble rene
edv. Prompted bv % desire 90 benefit the
afflicted aud unfortunate, Z villa send the
recipe iof pfepafnfR and using this mode
g he, in n Sealed envelope, % amy uuo who
needs 3D., free ~ chuq0e. Address
JOSEPH T. INMAH.
station ID, Ribie House,
~ial2d&w3m Tsp nl sew YORK Guy.
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CAN'T STAND IT.-A gentleman
high on the roll Of fame in the Eau
de Cologne circle informed US yester-
day that he had determined to resign.
The thing was too expensive q luxury
for him, and as he did not believe
they had on hand a sufficient stock OF
pomatum to run the Spring election,
he thought he would retire before
any further assessments were made.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-12

CHURCH SoCIABLEs. - The two
Presbyterian Churches held their
sociables last night. The Walnut
Street congregation held theirs in the
church parlors, and the Old School
at the residence of Mr.. David Mackey.
Both were largely attended, and were
really delightful social reunions.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
general Grant Pap
Is Getting Better,

zlonr Is Citing worsa.

Flour IS GsttiDg Worse.
We offer the following brands of
Flour at the following rates:
Bingham's Moonlight" 50 90 per
barrel.
Igleheart's Southern Mills" 81 90
per barrel.
michigan Stumptail," So 80 per
barrel.
We also have the "Cynthiana
Mills, - I" Telegraph Mills" Hillyer's
Best" &c. H.. ID. ALLIs q Go.
mch1l
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specinI Efecfinn

IN AECOR DANCE WITH THE
- proclamation Of the Governor OF the
state, dated March 5th, 1860, for holding
a special election for one Senator and Two
h~epresenlatlVe 10 represent Vanderburgn
Therefore the Inspectors, Judges. and
Clerks Of the several Precincts Ia Pigeon
township viii meet on the 18th aud l7th
or the present month, at their mated
places Tor holding election s, for revising
the lists OF the registered voters, according
10 the present Reg .stry Law.
e.. HEDDERTCH,
Trustee Pigeon TOWNSHIP.
Evansville Marcn llth. 1863. mnl2 dit
IUniOn cnnNl
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Presentation. r. r. Kercheval,
Representative from Spencer County.
was in the city yesterday. His legis-
lative labors do not seem to have
caused him to lose flesh or grow gray.
j. G. Oldham, Ed lessee and
manager of the Evansville and Hen
derson Telegraph Line, was in the
city yesterday.
w. NJ. Holeman has been commits
stoned as special correspondent and
sole agent of the K~eatuckian, pub
lished at Paducah, by Messrs. Prath-
err, Martin & Co. The Kentuchian is
a sprightly sheet, but its politics are
abominablc.
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HOFHERsI MOTHERsI MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PROCUR
hrs. Wlnslow'5 Soothing Syrup
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

This valuable preparation has been used
with neUer Jattlug sucseGs in M0usuNdg gf
cases.
IL no only relieves the child from painf
but -iuviH0rates the stomach and bOWcias
eoIrecta HeIdlfy, and gives tome and energy
to tine whole system. 10 viii also instantly
relieve GRIPINa IN TuE BOWELS ana WlAn
COLO.
we believe hi a. the Besk and sUregt feg1-
e6v "a ~ 4goyi9 la al eases of DV60tG1N
and DtusThOu in ChttoIehr whether arising
from tcething or any o.uef cause.
Full directions lOr using VIII accompany
each bottle
BE sure n call l0f A 1850
SOOTHING SYRUP having tie J0c-8tfs=
n of CuRrHs q on ire outside
wrauper. an others are base limitations.
Tea dAW6m
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SHOOTING AFFA1R AT HENDERSON

SHOOTING AFFAIR AT HENDERSON
KILLED.-From Mr.. John
son, the telegraph operator, we learn
that about 5 o'clock yesterday even-
ing, at Henderson, Kentucky, a man
by the name Stanford Young, shot
Richard Powell through the heart,
killing him instantly. Both men We're
intoxicated at the time. No further
particulars are kuown as to the cause
of this melancholy affair. We thiHk
Mr.. Powell was a member OF the firm
of Payne & Powell, but are not posi-
tive.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-12

TniB BpleudId Hair Dye is The best in the
word tie only true md perfect Dyer
harmlrss, reliable, mHianbtncouai hp uis-
appointuieHL: no ridiculous tints; reine-
dies the IN effects OF bad dyeBt tnYlRJrataa
and leaves The Hair soft b beautiiul,
b6rcH ~ byotggl. Sold ~ an Druggists and
Pcrfnlnera: and properly applied 40 Bu CHE
slor's Wig Factory, NO. l5 Bond street,
New York. Iap3O diy
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Y. NJ. G. A.-The Union Prayer
Meeting of this Association is well
attended at their rooms over the
Merchants National Bank. Prayer
meeting every day at 4 P. NJ. Rev.
Mr.. Martin will conduct the exercises
this afternoon. AL are invited.
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-AMMOUMCE e.


CHRISTIAN WUNDERLICH is q can
didate for City Marshal, subject to the de-
ciSiOn Of the Republican Convention.
ANTHONY TENVOORDE will be a can
didate for the office of City Marshal at the
April election, subject 10 the decision Of
the Republican Convention.
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HOW 60 GIT pATENTH-For onin-
ion, no Hafgr. send sketch and dcscrip-
tion. For application. send model, mot
over one foot an sizH, aud 800 FIRST Govern
mel 10 and stamp fees. hUCciucHtfumHt draw
lngs, caveats; assignments prepared re-
Jected claims prosecuted. Also, Interior
ences, extension OF patents. and appeals
Address NUM- q co, No. B Park row.
New HOrH. .fsp de1I d1m
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BI~We notice in the Uniontown
Appe11, Vinceunes San and Paducah
Her Id, accounts OF the death OF Col.
Crockett, at Henderson. with obitua-
ry notices of the gentleman. As the
notice of his death was first publish
ed IN the JOURNAL, we would inform
u contemporaries that it is a mis-
take, as he is not dead. We got our
information from what we considered
a good source, but it proved 20 be an
uufounded rumor.
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In A FLUTTER.-There was quite a
buzzing in the Democratic hive yes
terday. Some Of the old and steady
bees that have, Winter and Summer,
steadily carried honey to tho hive, do
not admire the idea of being now
thrust out by the young and frisky
bees that waste the Summer and Fall
in metropolitan luxury, and In Winter
come here only to eat the sweets laid
up by the industry of those who work
all the year round.
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BE~A. J. Lavender, Who was killed
by the explosion Of a boiler 10 a saw
mill at Evansville, last Saturday, was
buried in Maple Grove Cemetery
Tuesday afternoon. His funeral took
place from the residence of Elwood
Patterson, and was largely attended
by the [. D. o. f., of which fraternity
ne was an honored member. being a
N. G. of a Lodge in Evansville &C the
time of the accident. - Richmond
(Lnd.) Te'egraat, March 8.
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CAPT. LOUIS BYRTEI ) is a candidate
for CITY Collector, subj It to the decision
of the Union Convention.
Editors JoHrHd5-Pleas e announce my
name as a candidate for City Collector at
the ensuing April election, subject to the
decision OF the R~epubIIcan Convention.
JOHN GREEK.
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GAME.-Tho sportsmen of our city
are killing plenty of game just now,
especially wild ducks. which are said
to be very plenty:
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Automatically reference to a no.
tlce In our local column, it will be
seen that Henry s. Bennett has been
appointed agent of chat old and relia-
BILE Mutual Life Insurance Company
of New York.
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HUGHES has just received a large
of Straw Goods. Frames, &c.
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York.

Synopsis Of the Twenty-Sixth Gen
erai Statement of the Mutual Life In
surapce Company Of New York, for
the year ending January 31st, 1863:
Entire mount ofassets..----. 81 ,834,8Ss rs
RaceiDts during the year 1863. l3,I29,53l O6
DIVIDEND OF S69.-..--...... 3,OS0,S72 II
the wear 1859 -. 5S,4i2,23 90
Number of policies issued 49,. 1854
Total number OF policies IN
force Jauu ~ 3lst, 1869 ......... 50, 465
Amount insured thereby. 20f, 9s3,565 90
HEERY S. Bennett, Agent.
Office in Lowry Bank, No. L North
First Street. marll-3t.
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CITY CTERK.


a. NJ. MCGRIFF is a candidate for City
Clerk, subject TO the decision OF the Repub-
City Convention.
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H5~ The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by Il. G..
Bridwell & Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. marc If
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The ONLY IaELIABLE REMEDY i0r
nose nltpwF DIsCoL0IArI0n oh tho Iueo
FosU'5 3foDt and Fiertts Kofi0a. Pike
jared only by DR. r.. g. PERRY, D llond
street, New York. sold everywhere.
nnr.M NM
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JUSTICE oF TIE PEACE.

SAMUEL p. HAVLIN is Il candidate for
the Office of Justice Of the Peace of Pigeon
Township at the ensuing April election,
subject to the decision OF the Republican
Convention
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LADIEsl-Hiram Nelson sells the
goods OF a bankrupt at his Auction
Room, Locust Street, next Tuesday,
March 9th, at % o'clock forenoon.
mar5
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ARE PREPARED NY Skilled Work
nacn from tIie best Materials. and nro
EHOWE A. FTH 8TAN DAtB HT uEALEns
AID KISS.
d1Ld Hte4VDfclt. fdoo
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FEMALE SUFFRAGE.-As this sub
ject is being considerably agitated
throughout the country, we suppose
the ladies of Evansville have given
the matter some attention. The fol-
owing from an exchange embodies
our " views so thoroughly hat we
copy it for the benefit of our female
readers:
Her proper mode Of balloting is
by tears and smiles. Let woman but
remain true t. herself and to reli2ion,
md 'woman's rights will take care of
themselves"
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COMING SOUTH.

Leave leave Arrive
TerrS H0ute. Yincennes. E'vilie.
Vtacennes Ac .......... Z - a NJ 10 10 A b
Fratght & Ac.6:3j A III l2;30 p NJ 5:3S p n
Mail.-------... :03 p NJ 5:S5 p p Sis NJ
N. b The V~inceunes Accommodation
Train leaving at 2:95 p. NJ makes close
connection with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad at Vincennes for st. Louis and
Cairo.
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THE ONO RIVER TELEGRAPH
Mr.. N. NJ. Booth, superintendent Of
the Ohio River Telegraph Line, was
IN the city yesterday on a flying bust
ness trip. He informs US that the
wires from Greensboro to Henderson
will all be down by the end Of this
week, and the work of putting up the
Inc on this side will be commenced
at once. In a very short time we shall
be in direct communication with Lou
i%sville, by the way of Rockport. Mr..
Booth manifests an energy in this en-
terprise that must command success.
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ORDERS FOR .5UE ggDEsEk. Blank
~ B-Oks, &c at Journal once. Lfe25
TT YuU WANT a SITUATION, wish
u. to rent q house, or If yOu want any
hing, advertise in this column. TtIee
lines for thirty cents. feb
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First, try Barrett's."

SWEET QUININE. = Experience so
far with DR.. B~igelow's SWEET QUI-
NINE leads to the belief that it is
less apt to i%rritate the stomach than
Sulphate (or bitter Quinine. For sale
at Schuermann Il Burford's Opera
Drug Store, Is South First Street.
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County Orders for sale at the Jour.
nal Office.
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900 Barrels Lime.

KWYE HAVE JUST RECEIVED a
w hat-boat load Of Lime. II is OF the
largest barrels, best coOperage. Il per-
fectly splendid. Send your orders To the
Builders Emporium
BABCOCK & STEELE,
Water St, bet. WaInutand locust.
mhl2 Evansville. Ind.
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Barrett's" Premium Hair Restor-
ative.
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G. ]. LANNERT.
T. c. w. BARENFANGER.

JOHN NJ. GLEICHMAN is a candidate
for City Assessor, subiect to the decision OF
the Republican Convention.
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Ohio AID Mississippi Railroad.

GONG W Y A. NJ
u T. VI.
Going EaSt............ .............3 :02 Z. NJ
:OJ i. NJ
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Tszre Haute and Indianapolis.
FROM R HAUTE
z. Z. & N. R. R., Northern Division
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Leave Henderson daily Sundays
excepted 1900. goo pm.
Arrive at Hanson .........-....-....... :IO PM.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Hanson ...........-.......... Sis AN
Arrive at Henders0u--...... ........ 7:55 AN
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EouETD.
WANTED

EEr EAB-RISG .-Owner will dnJ it
RH at Journal Office. Imhll
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"Barrett's don't stain the skin or
linen.
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wHE8E sHE QUITE "a NUMBEEs
A of vacant stores and dwelling houses
in tie city that could very soon find ten
ants If the owners would advertise t1ein
in his column. Three ines FOR Ihirt}
cents. lIe-o