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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-24


" = QUANpEF.=l1n Saturday I
womaD, with q child about year old,
took passage on board the Belle YER
non for this city, registering her name
as Mrs. Evans, and paying her fare.
After being on board for some time
she manifested symptoms of insanity,
and at length made an attempt to
jump overheard. The carpenter of
the boat fortunately caught her in
time to prevent the consummatiOn of
her purpose. She was locked up and
watched with great care until the boat
reached this city. Then the question
arose as to what disposition to make
OF her. Captain Darrah, being law
abiding and humane gentleman,
sought advice. He could not turn
her out with her child, without
placing her in charge of some
one, nor could he be expected
to keep her on board the boat always.
Accompanied by policeman he went
to Mayor Walker for advice, but that
distinguished functionary could give
him no information, and manifested
not the slightest interest in the case.
He could only tell the Captain that
there was city ordinance prohibiting
steamboats, from leaving paupers on
the levee, but as this unfortunate
woman has money, and had paid her
passage here. she could not be prop
erly considered a pauper. It is a
singular and hard case.
The woman, when she came on
board the boat, appeared perfectly
sane, and Capt. Darrah is certainly
not responsible for her condition, and
we think as a matter of humanity the
city authorities here should have
taken charge of her and sent her back
to Cairo. It is barely possibly she
may have friends in this city who, il
advised of her condition, would have
taken charge of her. The last we saw
of Captain DArrah. he was inquiring
the way to the residence of Christ
Hedderich, who, he was assured, WoulC
give his attention to the matter.
Since the above was written, we are
informed that Hedderich also de-
clined to have anything to do in thu
matter. 1t leaves Capt. Darrah in ;
quandary, most certainly.
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sEaX0 Ua 4 EE GAY
A Young Man Badly stabbed,

A serious cutting affray occurred
last evening about u o'clock, which
resulted in young man by the name
Of Louis Burkhardt getting badly
stabbed in the breast bya man named
Robert Hill, who has been employed
in Armstrong; chair factory. Burk-
harlt is a trunk maker by profession,
and worked for Baer, we believe.
The affair occurred on the corner
of Sycamore and Fourth Streets, but
how the fuss commenced we could
not exactly learn. After carefully
sitting the conflicting statements, we
are inclined to believe that Hill, in a
great measure, acted in self defense
Ii seems that after the fuss was com
menced that Burkhardt struck Hill
with a pair of brass knucks, and, il
is said, knocked him down, after
which Hill drew his pocket knife and
stabbed Burkhardt in the RICH
breast, the blade penetrating thu
chest, right above the ripple. IL
/ was also cut on the left wrist, but thi
wound is not serious. After beinl
stabbed Burkhardt walked to DR.
Wulkup's Office, and had his wounc
attended to. but he had to be takel
home in hack. For a while it SCENE,
as if he would not live but shor
time, but change took place for tn
better, and at o'clock this morning
it was thought that the chances wer
in his favor.
Hill was arrested by Chief O
Police Royston, and lodged in tn
county Jail. 1t is probable that b
will have a hearing to-day.
So far as we could learn, both o
the young men bear good character
FOR steadiness and sobriety, but Burk
hardt had been to the Crescent Git
Springs, and had drunk two or tire
glasses of beer. As to whether Hi
had been drinking or not, we did Mt
ascertain.
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Slow MAILs.-We have heard fire.
quent complaints of the irregularity
of the mails between some of the
principal cities of the Union. For
instance, one gentleman of our &C
quaintance received a money order
nine days out from Cincinnati, when
it should have come through in twelve
hours. A gentleman of Cairo com
plains that there is a hitch between
Louisville and Cairo, and three letters
writtea on three consecutive days ar
rived together after weeks journey.
We invariably receive the New Or
leans Times of Thursday, Friday and
Saturday together, on Monday night
We hope now that a change is taking
place in Postmasters and Route
Agents these complaints and theil
causes will cease.
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THE BLACK Crook COMING.-Mr.
J. J. Showles, the accomplished
agent of the Black Crook, is in the
city making arrangements for the ap-
pearance of that attractive spectaeu-
lar representation in this city, at the
Opera House on the nights of the 1st
and ID of June. Messrs. I. W. Davey
& Co. are the proprietors, the same
gentlemen who presented it here a
year or two ago.
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DIAMOND CLUB PICNIC.-The young
gentlemen composing this club, to-
gether with their swcethearts and in
vited guests, had a splendid picnic at
Coal Mine Hill, on Saturday. The day
was passed by the young folks in sing
ing, dancing, and eating, and as Mrs.
Chas. Wells presided over and superin-
tended the arrangements for the din
ner, it is safe to say that the edibles
embraced all the luxuries Of the sea-
son. Henry Harris famous string
band furnished the music, and the
young ladies and gentlemen tipped
the light fantastic " on the green, and
enjoyed themselves in tbs most pleas
ant manner. The young men having
charge of the affair, made the most
thorough arrangements, and everything
needed for the full enjoyment of the
party was anticipated. The picnicers
returned late in the evening, and will
be ready to go again in a very short
time.
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STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
The State Board of Education was in
session at indianapolis on Friday, and
the indianapolis papers say Colonel
w. K Edwards, of Terre Haute, was
elected Trustee of the State Uni
versity, and DR.. Maxwell, of Bloom
iugton, was reelected DR.. H. c.
Chord, of Louisville, was elected to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the re.
moval of Rev. DIR. Chapman, of Vim.
cennes.
We are inclined to believe the name,
DIR. H. G. Chord, of Louisville, is q
mistake, and that DIR. Fl. w. Cloud,
of this city, is the person chosen to
succeed Rev. DIR. Chapman. Prof
Cow, of this city, was in attendance
at the meeting of the Board.
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TOBACCO SALEs.-FOr the benefit of
the Henderson, Princeton, and other
buyers, we give notice that the offer
logs of tobacco will be large to-mOr-
row. Weldon, Bros. & Go. viii sell
about sixty hogsheads. embracing
some good Cumberland and Green
River grades. Martin, Gardner Il Co
will also offer between seventy i've
and one hundred hogsbeads, and a
large attendance .of buyers is re-
quested.
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PERSONAL. 49, We lsaFa fsaa tee
Sunday Courier that the Hoo. Ben.
Cissell, of Kentucky, Judge of the
Circuit Court, dispenser of justice and
preserver of the peace, is in the city,
and will be found at the American
House till six o'clock this evening.
This is not the first visit which he has
made to Evansville. Tt will be re-
membered that three years ago he
came here upon the invitation of the
Democracy, and delivered a celebrated
harrangue at the Court House, in
which he insulted the Union soldiers
and boosted that "the Copperheads
were now at the breach of the mus
ket." Doubtless many of our soldier
citizens who remember the manner II
which they were complImented on
that occasion, will call and pay theii
respects to him to-day, before his de
parture at 6 o'clock P. MI
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-24

PERsoNAL.-General J.. G. Veatch,
who has recently been appointed Adjt.
General of the State vice w. III. 81.
Terrell, resigned, passed through the
city Saturday, en- route from Indian
apolis to Rockport. He has taken
charge of his new position, and will
return to Indianapolis on Tuesday or
Wednesday.
Judge Bennett. Of Kentucky, was
in the city on Saturday.
Col. Rhoades and family, of Shaw
neetown, Illinois, are in the city, stop
ping at the Sherwood House.
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FAR DISTANT ORDER.-We saw, on
Saturday, on the wharf boat of w. G..
Brown & Co., large lot of material
for plows and harrows, from the shop
of c. Decker & Sons, awaiting ship
ment to North Topeka. Kansas.
There was material for one hundred
plows and fifty harrows, besides other
stuff shipped on order. There is no
doubt but Evansville is destined to
become a great manufacturing city.
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OFF FOR RoCKPoRT-Our pleasant
young friend. Claude G. DeBruler,
son of DIR. j. ?. DeBruler, of this
city, leaves for Rockport to-day, to
take charge of the Spencer County
Journal, which he recently purchased.
The paper will be Republican in pol
itics, and we extend our best wishes
to Claude in bis new venture. He is
vigorous writer for one so young,
and no doubt will get up a readable
| paper.
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EVANSVILLE MANUFACTUREs.-It
is probably not known TO many of our
citizens that the manufacture Of hoes
is becoming a matter of some import
ance in this city. We were surprised
to learn that the Messrs. Smith, on
Main Street, have, in addition to their
large manufacture of axes, made,
nee the first of January last, over
four hundred dozen of hoes. for which
they found ready sale, the demand at
all times exceeding the supply.
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statiOHsFT.

Fine Letter Paper,
Fine Note Paper,
Faber's Pencils,
Eagle Pencils,
Rehbach's Pencils
American Pencils,
Carriers Ink,
Arnold's Ink,
Buffers Ink.
Envelopes,
Ladies Note Paper,
Rulers,
and everything in the Stationery line
at the JOURNAL Office, next door to
POstofice.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-24

A PAINFUL AND SINGULAR Acct
DENT.-When the Cora s. was passing
over the falls on Thursday evening
last, she struck the stern line of the
Silver Moon, parting it. Tae recOil
of the line struck young girl on the
Silver Moon, breaking her leg below
the knee. 1t also struck another
passenger on the Moon, iDjuring him
severely. The girl belonged to a
family of emigrants. who reache d
this city on Saturday. by the packet.
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RECORDERS, CouRT.-Michael Nc
CURE was up before the Recorder on
Saturday, charged with being drunk
and disorderly, and breaking bars out
of the doors in the city prison. His
case was considered an aggravated
one, and he was marked on the " reg
lister" for $14 20, but having no
money, he went to prison. indulging
in little poetry while Tom Royston
was showing him his room:
- Oh this pay and jolly old world!
How lively 1t wags me through;
drink all day aud sleep all night,
And what better would you have me do %
Mrs. Bofandick. for buying vegeta-
bles in market 70 sell again, was fined
s. 10, which she paid. We have pub
lished frequent notices of this kind
and those who offend must take the
| consequences.
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Day Docks SOLD AGAIN.-Agree-
able to advertisement, the Dry Docks
were sold on Saturday in order to
perfect title, and were purchased by G..
II Start, of this city, and Capt. E. G.
Murray. of Padueah, who will at
once proceed to put them in complete
repair, but who are in the meanwhile
prepared to do all repairs that may be
required of them.
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RUNAwAY.-A span of horses at
tached to a wagon, took fright, on
Saturday afternoon, and started down
Third Street, making railroad time.
At the corner of Third and Sycamore
the wagon got wrecked, and the
horses and the vehicle parted COM
pany. The horses continued on their
run, but were finally stopped some
where in the lower part of town. No.
body got hurt, and the only damage
sustained was the breaking of the
wagon. We did not learn the owners
name.
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A WONDERFUL DIsCovERY.-The
wonderfully aecute editor or reporter
of the Fit. Wayne Gazette has made
the wonderful discovery that the word
respectfully appeared in the Ev-
ansville JOURNAL where respect
lively should have been used. and
most probably was written. A typo
graphical error was never known to
occur in the Ft. Wayne Gazette. The
sagacity of its management would
preclude the possibility of such a
thing.
"some men for wits and then for poets
pass;
Turn critics next. and prove plain fools at
last"
The Gazette man has got to the
third stage, and is no doubt making
commendable progress.
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FILLED UP.-The hole in the canal
between Sixth and Seventh Streets
has been flled up. There is another
hole at the elbow, on Fifth Street,
which is awful filthy, aud gives out
a most disgusting stencil, which can
be smelled for several squares around
In that vicinity.
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SHOULD BE SToPPED.-There is a
good deal Of fast and reckless riding
INDUCED in by boys going to the river
to water horses, especially on Locust
Street, and pedestrians are frequently
compelled to run for their lives. 1t
should be stopped.
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OLD MAsONs.-The New Harmony
FegiSter says that Arctic Lodge, E.
and A. NJ, of New Harmony, contains
among its members perhaps the two
oldest Masons in the State Of Indiana.
Messrs. John B. johnson and AVm. A.
Twigg, ST., have been Master Nasons.
the former for ffty-seven years and the
latter for forty-nine years past.
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Commemorate our report of the
returns to. the Collector of Internal
Revenue of the business for the
month of April, the compOsitor made
a serious error. Ia the recapitula-
sion the total was made to read
81, 177, $50. when it should have
been 81, IT, 632.
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COMMON Pleas COURT-The Court
was occupied the greater part of Sat
urday ia concluding the case of
Secriest VS. Herman Fendrich. The
case was given TO the jury in the eve
ming, and at late hour returned a
verdict awarding damages to the
plaintiff in the sum of $500. 1t will
be remembered that the amount of
damages sued for was S15, 1000, but the
jury cut it down to $500.
In the evening a jury was impan-
nelled in the case of Erastus Fair
banks VS.. Andrew Lewis, which is a
suit for damages in some business
| transaction.
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THE SPRINGs.-The crowd in at
tendance at the Crescent City Springs
was very large yesterday. The street
ears were completely jammed every
trip during the afternoon.
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SELF PRAISE HALF SCANDAL
Yesterday mornings Courier, after
publishing its regular tri-weekly
puff" and inserting its odd gag"
about its immense extra edition, -
says it prefers to give the Re10s,
rather than puff up the paper" When
the we'll. known fact IS taken into con-
sideration that it generally publishes
about one-balf the Geographic dis
patches. its meas gag will be appre-
ciated by thinking people. "
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GOBBLED Pat Donnelly was ar
rested yesterday by officer Jackson.
He was very drunk, and viii have a
hearing to- day.
Jim Junker, gay young cOlored
chap, was arrested by officer Wetzel,
on the charge of being disorderly.
He threw a bowlder through window
and struck a woman, aud also threw
Ratchet at her. He will appear at
the morning CALL"
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70 IagUIsvrLLE.-Every Monday and
q AZ -rdai, az 10 o'clock AM. Every Iuesdayl
W dnesCiay, Thursday, and Saturday a.
10 Ts90 Gg Il except Sunday, at 4
O'Clock p. NJ.
TO 4REEN RIvER.-Every Tuesday and
satnrda y az 4 O'Clock Pm. Every Thursday
at s O'Clock p. n.
70 EAsTPORr.-- Every Monday, Wednes-
day Rnd Ffiday AT O'Clock p. NJ.
70 HEEDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
NC 3 o'clock Pm.
10 NAsavILLE-Every Wednesday and
10 iMEsmPaIs-Every Tuesday at P. N.
RockportStage (via Newbursh and Boon
Wiley carrying the mail, leaves Al A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at 7 A. M. Arrives tues
dAys and Saturdays by 4P. n.
at. Vernon Mail stage leaves daily yex
eeut eundays) at "A. M. Arrives daily Tex
cent Sundaysl by p. M
TO NEWBURG.-HacK daily Except sun
Aay0 FROM the Merchants hotel, At
OfelOck P. 81.
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STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-We hear
it reported that the Choir of the Wal
nut Street Presbyterian Church con-
template giving a Strawberry enter
tainment on Thursday night of next
week.
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PLANTATION BIrTERs combine rare me-
dictual virtues with a delicious aroma,
and q flavor grateful to the palate. It is
purely vegetable, and in its com pos ton
all the requisites of science have been
com piled with. 1t is suitable for all ages
and sexes. IL is gentle, stimulating and
soothing. Al dyspeptic disorders are cured
by it, and IL repairs and restores natures
wasted powers. BLAHTATIoN BIFTERS are
increasing daily in favor with all classes.
L relieves suffering, renders life a luxury,
brightens the present, and throws a hope
full ligh1 on the future.
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MIsCELL ANEOUs.

RYOTHCE. Persons who have bought
lN curbing-stone of GRANT, PILLS
BUnY n %. are notified that the same Is
AZ the wharf, arc wi l be delivered on
MONDAY, the Path inst. More OF the same
stone can be hao at soc. per foot, set up.
ma24
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CuriOsita Du Jour.

The latest styles of ventilated Sum-
mer Hats just received, viz The
Tropical, Keep Cool, Summit, Cucum-
Der, Hampden, one ounce Panama.
All kinds of liats made to order at
MARCONNIER's
may23-1w Sign of Big Bear.
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EH.AN.R.R.. Eorthern Division
rRAINs qoMq soUTH.

Transfer Packet Steamer Mollle
Norton leaves Evansville daily
(Sundays excepted1 at,............... $50 Pm.
sy,,i1, Ieayes henderson at........... $40 PM.
rive At NIalsisOnviIle ...... go Pm.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves jacksonville daily
fsnndavs eyccapteci) at ............. % a NJ
rive al ........ $50 A. NJ
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet Noble Norton ......-.....-.-.. S;5O A. Al
Making connection both ways Win
traios on the IL. & 4. Railroad.
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Babcock & Steele's Builders EmpO.
rum.

Words are really wanting to give
adequate expression. Webster's IN
abridged fails most signally in Lam
guage to fully portray semblance of
the reality. You must go and see for
yourself, particularly if you are build
ing. mayo 1w
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIo.-The Mis-
sion Sunday School Of the Holy In
nocents Church celebrated their an
nuaI picnic on Saturday, near the
Coal Mines. The party numbered be
tween two and three hundred, and
were transported to the vicinity of the
grounds on the tug-boat A. i. No. /.
The children had a pleasant time,
and enjoyed themselves in various
rustic sports. Mr.. Charles Kinks, the
able Superintendent, aided by the
efficient corps of teachers, did every
thing in his power 10 add to the pleas
ure Of the little ones. Miss Beatric
Linxweiler was crowned as the May
Queen" by the Rev. Mr. Birchmore,
after which the Rector of St. Pauls
Church, Rev. Mr.. Van Antwerp, asked
blessing, aud dinner. was served, and
partaken Of with a relish by the happy
Sunday School scholars.
The whole party returned to the
city about FIVE o'clock in the evening
and all seemed well satisfied with the
enjoyments of the day.
These social pionics are looked
forward to with great eageraess by tn,
children, and are heartily enjoyed b.
those who are able to take an aetiv,
part in them.
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ag Suites Of rooms are a favorite
method of hotel life. The American
House, Boston, has a large number of
such. which may be secured by post
or telegraph by families travelling.
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B@ Schuermann & Burford. at
the Opera Drug Store, No. IS South
First Street, Chandler's Block, have
received their new stock of Perfumes,
Pomades, Hair Oils, Brushes, Combs,
and Toilet Soaps,
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Cor OFF.-Tim. Gavisk, who
started for Ireland and was brought
back again by the Deputy Sheriff, on
Friday, left on the early train, on
Saturday, for st. Louis, and from
thence will go to Ireland. He gave
bond for the settlement of Tom.
McKeever's judgment, and went on
his way rejoicing. He would have
saved his reputation if he had settled
this bill before attempting to leave.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS & VINcENNEs.
r. R.-From Mr.. W. S. Hadley, for
merly engineer on the E. & c. R.R.,
but now running an engine on the
southern division of the Indian
apolis & Vincennes r. r., we learn
that twelve miles of that road from
Vincennes north is finished. They
expect to lay seven miles of the
track Hext week, which will take then
to Edwardsport, on the west bank o
White River, eighteen miles from
Yincennes.
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FIGHT.-A small fight occurred on
Third Street, on Saturday evening,
between a couple of young men; but
as no arrests were made we withhold
their names.
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SERIOUSLY ILL.-We learn that the
Rev. B. f. Catch. Of this city, who
has been sick for a long time, is at
present very low, and his life is de-
SPARED of. He is afflicted with en-
Iargement of the liver, and has suf-
fered a great deal during his illness
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SLEEVE. BUTTON-Friday. May 2lst
- an enameled gold sleeve button. a
liberal ward will be pait for It's return TO
DIR. Nj AGENISS. III
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RETURNING,
~ a o. villa

Leure Exp. Mail Frelght
r. Kaute ...... 6:40 A NJ. $500 M 5:i5 A "
ViDcenpes.... IS A M 800 r NIL $40 A NJ
Evansville ...l1:5G A NJ ..lO:A P n. $50 N
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TRITE, BUT TRUE" The man who
pays more for shop rent than for ad-
vertising. don't know his business. >
Horace Greelev.
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IA I Log. on Sunday morning. MaF
49, 80 p - M "a p Aotti aged " years
The funeral VIII take place from her late
residence, on Water Street between Null
berry ana Gum, at 9 o'clock this fBfondav)
mornin Tee riends of the deceased are
invited 10 attend without further notice.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperIor to the best
half the price. my2f-deoddWlt
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sg All kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber & Co. I'm
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la The best standard brands of
Flour for sale in the city:
Vahlberg & Dixon's choice family,
Cynthiana Mills,
Telegraph Mills,
Bingham's Moon Light,
and variety of low grades of super
fine. faF2
apo II. D. ALLIs & Co.