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Z furszy does not lrHr" of - iuN growth
-,,gr,rr u,, The next Fai alter lH' S'If.' "...
,,I nj ,,n-1upn-e, o. Oh. iui strength Hn4 ''
On, ior s,sstiug IN r,o bet possible mT0'''
The eo,,ina.l rsasH,i1h { ~. ping young pop
is. and nulas I0r breeding, n' .".7
4, ,,3o.,s tho size ot iacir Young rn' '.'.
sn;,, nj s,sscsly lt'f ihF weight i0'E .N"".'
A, p..5ss ihi,, ihr Young a. in''' imwt'
I've IND. are exceedingly tender 0ul ~"
mar. 9,fi,ul IN fsisr tUm those "i old n.f'' .
~ have trird thts thing iU.rnE ly' am We
-, -,,vi,-s l NJ inc d narrn-o, We we 'o|
hose .ur iiu, Tor llr hist breeding, hN'h F.
,o,ksaud hens should NOT be .ess lhan 'g'.' .
ys,rs. nlt. and thea the cock should h' II''r .
d,fisrpst u5rs from the hen', We Ul"' '"'.
KEYS bear breeding from close nthn,''' '...
ressGnl'v than any oihcr'io"l--" 'e',' we
have found IL so-ani wr would never "'..""
, ,osk 10 hens which were r'os,iy fs'a'''' I"
could b. helped
ur,rrss --l'c7rs % taken with hcl.ors, and
if,r,.,, ,,.IDa fo dry M Cmly, they or-
mn, allowed IN. and are mlkcd through 'h'
,.,,. =, within few weeks OF calvlng, though I
-, orn-,itv Of milk will not pny ior 'rPmr,
-, ,..,lt wi, in future y'ars be m increase
-s,b. ogsna,y and the length al time she +
=, mil. that will reward the Labor. 50 testify
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bags, IUhe ,a'-', ~" s.., ,h ,,-''. ,,,L,.,,
hams are We. 'm'"'l' - ,,,, ,,,',l, s.,,
then : me C@', h''1 .. 49, - 800
cai D; w'R w,'' '.~ WV" ,,,,. 81, a.,
II wei. a.o"'' ,'.V NV. -, cara nf ,ho
bags with good Strings Pu' ON u t''H " ~
year 10 she" Idsl' age a"a nnng '''U w y" -"
gatret or SONS eiy room a"I w. wa ""s
rye years, ana WIN o. o''"' 'o' o,r",- ,'",i
the day you hung mem up ~
costs but little, and the bags WI, W. 'o''!
years. No ties Or bugs WIN "o"oe '"' "''",
II The hay is well pressed 0Jouna WeWi V''
sweating Of the hams "llI be taken W. ny we
hay, and the hay vii! mp'r' me H''oI 10
the hams. The hams sHoH,H &c "."''0 ]"
this way before t6e not N'i'he' S''' "'
TIE following pertinent ana S"s-,,,r,,'' ~
ag,4ph is from the J1oms@f6z' ne ''II
economy with land is 10 treat II as you "ou''
: labercr. from whom yn1 wanted me most
,gorE Let il be well led and there Is ihucA
ls.ybanrer Of over-fecting than there ls'a case
man or animals. no mare should lie cult.
v,teA han can be stuffed with a iuii supply o.
plant food. The sun aud atmosphere "'e al.
ready to give You eighty bas"s!S OF COZ" 10 ''''
acre, aud 1t VIII not coS' !o' ~ py,'! ,"n, -,
draw upon them '0f me ns'eSs'.5 ,',I,, iii.
heat light carbon, ana "o'S'u,e q" u.""' ,,'.h
quantity OF gram, than 10 maze 'Ne".S ~
els. Here Is m lne%hauS''o'e f,a ',,,I,,r
riches, and well ted SOL Is ,"e ~! W ".', NV"
lis treasures. GIVE me so" s'"',o", o nc
pctsstentiy, and t viii give ""'o you gov a.,
a recent English writer II G,,'ou's'nI ~,
on the advantages oil deep '",'u'', "'S
economi2ed use OF steam IN "&''rn''",' = NY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-21
GTgyls EiefeTS-

/ sye Remedy far Dyspepsia, cholera, DiGrhsd by'fn!T
S.ck Eeadache, Might SwtHt', Gener't Dt"h'y''
and it, attend mt lis.
These elsr1n Bitter, peculiarly a'epei for warm climate
and Every r7op string health strength ana protection rom
Inc diseases ircl n the C.mRe. Should uae them
Persons aiqnccd in ne, and ceiling he Hand Of TIN, "cgn
ng heavily upon them VIZ III its attendant s, VIII H In tN'
nsc ~ the Brg Elixir that will int new life into their Ntn
restore I'm measure. the energy Cud nrdor Of more rou
daya hu w their sNrunk"n Comr acd give health and haPp
mes. to their rruu,0lng years ,
I,s We ished fact, that folly onc-hat Of III" temN
norton of population seldom 10 the enjoyment :" good
ipa or Use tcjr expression, "navrr tel Wci" rHe
are Iafu devoid o; a energy, extremely nervous and have no
srrtite To ibis cgg Of ipvaAd css bers are csrtc7g
recommended Tier peculiar tonic and uvigoIat'g PF"pe'S
render hen invaluable in such eases
Persons visiting districts h0rasSei Annually With Fever AMI
Io or any Fever of bilious nature, will find !ha by the
timely usc Of hoc9, they viii not IN one instance
e tho disease The Eer et renovate and strengthen the
system, and carry thu bile o1, in ia natural channel
T.. II. WNEELDCk & CO.,
T,rortsr1 hoesslr druggists, As Mag s. opposite TIE
Srulo uI New Ccau., general wr.aae Agents. ~ sold
hy l. vTiilT Co No. q charities Street aud in Dallas,
H. - 4 Thorn a, Druggist. apr '50.-il6ul
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e.. C. NCYlcI,Zi
II. -. Guy.
seY. a. %. johnson.

Having permanently located in Dallas offers his professionals
vices the public lemay be found at his Office the west
Public Square, door north ofsmih, MuLy Cos
store, except when professionally absent.
N NV IannnrN 20. 1ShS--20:tf
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IL. ID. stone.
.vonrcs I1. IindSny

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-ATLAW,
Gainesville. Cooke CouRty, TeraS,
WILL p-,ccr In all the counties composing the siSsrrh Judi
oll llatrlgt. ldh'lA'l
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PROFESSIONAL OAHDA
~ a. Tengur,

ATTORNEY AID thN NNILlhL-AI'bAh'
ErrfnH7, EUu'70H Co., 1tT'
WILL attend rrsrspty n 40 iusi1rs entrusted e. IT. rfr
W sn-rl ate zion U D. fyrn o. ih- collection Of aa.. u
M ..4ipg 7ffgrr.s Juus e. ISSs--tft
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Medical Notice.
I'D. Id. Thomas. n

WILL promptly attend to all professional calls. ONCE o.
w his Drug store
Dallas, Texas, May %, 1S5o-4T'1y
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NM DItrAHH
urar, T. Hriggs.
I....... r|.. ..f.Hf. I.
lIHfItI.IU.r h.t. IIftrH ''
IutiITs. GuAtNH Atn
4 WhHitriH only,
sff.r. r#prOEffT IIn I'tf fHIU.Ul
Nu,Il t.nl street, sew ort No.
tr..I .f-Il|
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q. \. WOr,snn e. CO.,
.,I.trstiI rrIUDfs.s Hrt % srs To- Ia.l. u1, Gn1f.
hrlIi5t-uIy n. w.O1 ans
p pMUSD W. IyESs, GENERAL AGENT
EtGLE MACHINE WORKS,
Richmond, F1,
0,FICI-Er. % UNION sliNII
Nrv nrIrtrs
Stationary steam Nu"iUt7'
rn p.'f Fb- T1s-, rrl 70 ra-rr HHH a-tsrant'i
q. iri7l1g slglr y..., sts 'llI., rr-.u uil' -,
PortlIir sIcnm Fnriuo7,
win .rlsrlr' ~.'v- ~ Ten, Ar..w Wv pm a.,
A.. sTrar a.-rrIt.I H. On .I o. F' .l' ~ l,I. " M
s-'F ~Hsls lr water 's THrf .' "'l IN aN W.
sssrirE-nar.r f.1u'arr srv tr-s W., 100 'rvoaa,
,iTrulnrrud su,h saw NILS.
az s-., hit sUa .su fr-l-rJ'.hH ril risNe Machine
W ''''' WV. " cRiLLENgr rHE woRLD -.
% pre4u,s uleFlu, ut amount oi lupT and "a vel
iu fhs s4uf tur, sl.l .iti..s'S o. wIN,
Machinery of All Kinds,
Arvsvg m eEr ura NJ oUyr Ut an ISLES made ~ lrr mn
9uafiar We challenge tho uaue n chow WHERE IN any o'
iasalgr shss uachn have sl O gN' ial ai'r,l'n
Duplicates
no 90 wearing psrs ~ machinery aFaT, Eep' On hard IN
4. a. rf-, - - d avoid any delay in rpairirgr
u HtrgTT-A u, NsmsoT Iysi, Smith county, IeHa'
Ias A. Rather Seven La nc, swih co. Texas, L. L. IwysT,
Jaa ron, ItgR, Nrfr5 Maple Mckinney, phe ~ 80
Iac.s rgs INag0. &c unity Teas AZ ui va Lave our
Err ns 81, vna aud m sneak n hem ns they have ulr4 i'n
g. -Apuu rated c.ta gu, ui -ur machinery WI he fent
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Isr. jeff. Peak, Dr.,

s Or G z o n D z WHIST,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
WOULD respectfully Inform the citizens Of Dallas, and the
rounding country that he has recently returned from the city
louisville and has permanently located liz Dallas for the
practice Of s profession Having experience oftwo years.
and the months in the city Of Louisville, tho
Oldest practitioners in that city, he aters himself
win enabled give entire -r.rf,"t.yn
with material to do all kinds work in his ne in the best man.
rer and will warrant all his Plate work put up on the
shoes notice. specimens of which be at his Office
Feb . Silly
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COlcmaN'S MiIlSl

The urir,rroi pttertse AMI proprietor ~ the rSpCThTO
TX corn AND ILOURTSG MILLS, respectfully announces
70 hb and the uIt.e generally Inst NO mHnico W
Mia fhs six different size, ranging from u 20 inches IN
liCt lard TO su purchaser kinda Of Stone arr nov IN
e he beet French Burr and the German CooG stone
At prless rsng,rE from 800 20 $50 ,pieer. , ~
Thr nlc. r The sa5 OF these Mills SIS 81 Charles street.
snent Of Masonic Iia opposite Comcrta Alley, wher'
orders win meet prompt ueution 0iders M a. III rsun
f,etoy y g,, he sCaded ills can be sspp.i trn
btc direct lr rse Of drayagc by steamboat or en- the New
Orleans laegsou ard Great Northern Railroad
Printed ccurl swing every Information necessary r nnP
nm md opprarg Celebrated NILS can he "oaea b! a.
'ssspr Inc uaiersiznei At No IS g Charlos seeet
TrrCsshs and all Mile gulT'nei TO p'Fiom' e.
ar particular! all is promised for eu 10 my
Isue R,rpAR?-'S, Irc, s0ie agent .. ~
I'll IL -irrc,TcIts IN he continuation ~ l'N'' on
ia J-proyt9 iR' Drew, or 'cHinF Of ohtr maFe
OF Mill. an M rrpttqt,5r NJ mine, wi ccrtlfE'y De ros,
t4A - nc rtiss erCut Of tie L7lc na's and poi-sf N
i ,.s,s Tor tho protection Of pTtsntccs. ar 5s-l'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-13
OLD DEMOCRAT.

BR. We understand that considerable
difficulty has arisen among the faithful who
attended the Darling Convention last Satur-
day. Why don't the Enqmrer publish the
official proceedings as reported by the Secre-
taries Rumor has it that none of the off,
GERS of that precious meeting can report the
same thing. If we understand the case, IL
seems that Jacob Lukenheimer, one Of its
Secretaries, repudiates the whole proceedings
and all connection with the meeting, and
will not report anything. On the other hand
G.. ". Hardin-the other Secretary-reports
succinctly everything that transpired; but
the Enquirer refuses to publish il, and make:
out e report to suit itself from Mr.. HIS, and
signs Judge Laws name to it, as President
If Mr.. Hardin will recover his manuscript
and give it to US, we will insert it in the
Journal, for the satisfaction of all con.
cerned,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-13

pFA. Excursion tickets to the Gibson
County Fair will be received on all of the
trains leaving our city. The accommodation
train leaves punctually at 6@ o'clock-rail.
road time-in the morning. Our citizen:
will bear in mind that railroad time is about
twenty-five minutes faster than our city
time. The mail train leaves at l02 clock
We have no hesitancy in promising goot
time to all who have any inclination to visi
the Gibson Fair, and we hope large number
will 60 and reciprocate the attentions be
slowed upon our Fair by the Gibson count,
people. We are informed that the latch
string will be hung out of almost every
door in Princeton, whose residents vel
know how to perform the agreeable.
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nsyThe Washington correspondep,

Berthe Washington correspondent of
the Cincinnati Gazette says the Republicans
cannot count on the Illinois Democrats in
the next organization OF the House. 1t says
Douglas will cave in To the administration
and will prevent the illinois delegation from
going with any other than the Democratic
caucus. The same correspondent asserts
that Douglas and Forney are not on good
terms. The latter gentleman, who is a
candidate for Clerk of the House, wishes to
coalesce with the Republicans and secure
the organization of the House. Douglas,
who knows that any such arrangement
would damn him at the South, and totally
destroy his chances of obtaining the nomi-
nation at Charleston, objects to this, and
will use his influence to have his friends
keep in the Democratic organization of the
party as it will be represented in the add
ministration.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-13

NS- The Cincinnati Gazette tells a good
joke on couple Of Democratic politicians
of that city, who were engaged in stamping
the county for votes. They visited little
town called Milford, to speak for the Ham,
ilton county Democratic ticket. They made
eloquent speeches, of course, and all that
sort of thing, and then discovered that Mil
ford was in Cermont, and not Hamilton
county, and that they had only two auditors
from Hamilton county.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-13
CITY ITEMS.

B~ On or about the first of November
our young friend Lyons will remove to Fos-
TIERS new block on First street. near Main,
where he will open the finest clothing and
furnishing establishment in the State. AT
ter his removal he will be prepared with a
large stock of clothing, both at wholesale
and retail, and his is the only establishment
in this part of the State at which Devlins
superior clothing can be bought. He has
just received another lot of beautiful over
coats and business coats, which he is selling
much lower than the same class of goods
has ever been sold in this market before.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-13
Basis OF Union.

A coalitionl A coalitionl This is the
alarm cry,-the bugbear with which the
mastcrso of the Democracy frighten their myr-
midons into obedience, and it is really
amusing to see the poor deluded creatures
looking up from under the feet of their au-
tocracy and hear them crying out in great
swelling words, we are independent think
ers and independent voters, while their very
political lives depend on their servility.
Who form the coalition? Not the Re-
publicans and Abolitionists, the latter, them
selves, loudly repudiate that charge. Not
the Republicans and Know Nothings. The
ckasm between these two is too wide to
span by any bridge of compromise. Not
the Republicans and Douglas Democrats
The very ghost of Abe Lincoln, if he were
dead, would turn the hair of disciple OF
Stephen A. white and make s. A. D. him
self sad enough. There are silent workings
under the surface of the political sea which
manifest themselves in different parts Of
the land, whenever the preparation of an
atrocity exhibits too glaringly the chilean
cry and imbecility of the administration.
These are tending to new organization,
with an independent platform, based on the
good sense of the people, and their loyalty
to democratic institutions unsubverted by
the Vaccinations of party tricksters. The
check put upon the administration by the
persevering determination of Mr.. Douglas
has operated with wholesome effect upon
the minds Of the people. The vulnerability
of the party in power has been demonstrat
ed, and revolution turks below the horizon
A union of the jarring elements opposed t.
the present dynasty is impracticable, as i
would involve an abandonment of som,
fundamental principle by the individual
members of such combination. The Goa
lition to be feared by the supporters of tn
present policy, is the unanimous sentimen
and action Of the people, brought to thei
senses by long series of executive abuse
and oppression.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-13
pay- Miss HEWLETT didn't lecture la

DG,- Miss HEWLETT didn't lecture last
evening, on account of a pre-engagement of
the Hall by the Dancing Club. She will re-
sumo her lectures this evening. All who
have heard her are charmed with her man
ner, and the hall has been filed every even
ing Tonight merely nominal admission
fee of 10 cents will he charged at the door.
The lecture will begin precisely at halt.past
seven o'clock.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-13

ssn- The Circuit Court, after an interval
of more than week, has resumed opera
tons. Judge PARRErr wears the ermine
gracefully. He is at present acting under
an appointment by the Governor, made to
supply vacancy occasioned by the d.
vision Of this Circuit until the new Judge
elect will have recsived his commission and
qualified. H.. --t......--..
The Grand Jury is at work and may in.
crease the list. The number of civil case:
is les.
1t is probable that Judge PARRETT will
have an opportunity Of occupying the bench
beyond the close of his present appointment
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-13
Communicated
PRINCETON, Ind, Oct. IL.

PRINCETON, Ind, Oct. IL.
EDITOR JOURNAL Our Fair is going of
lively. Up to the time of closing the mail
to-day, about one thousand articles have
been entered for exhibition, and they are
still coming in, the time for entry not clos
ing until o'clock this evening. Vegetable
products excel anthing ever exhibited in the
State. The stock department is booming
full, while the mechanical falls some short
There viii be some spirited trotting, and the
ring will be constant life. Thursday and
Friday will be the big days, -E--
On Thursday, a novel feature will be
exhibited. The venerable Mr.. Mead and his
wife, with their fourteen children twelve
males and two females, all in the middle
age of life,) and torty.fre grandchildren,
will give a public levee to the crown, a
sight which one might well be proud to see.
1t has been the custom of this numerous
family to meet annually at the home of some
one of the sons or daughters, and to gladden.
their hearts by brotherly and sisterly
union around the tireside. To-day, as have
been informed by letter from one Of the
sons, the father and sous have met in the
field, and with thirteen plows are having a
ploughing match, to which | was kindly
invited.
We have the prettiest and best arranged
Fair Grounds, think, in the State. The
bluegrass has grown up luxuriantly all over
it, aud. there is no danger Of suffocation
from dust. Come up, Mr.. Editor, and see
how old Gibson does up things. have
written hurriedly. Yours, fraternally,
b. III. Polk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-13
LOST OR STOLEN !
BUY HONE- MADE SHOE'SW
II .4UIES WILL PLEASE T.fhE

IL particular notice that am going TO pay
marked attention to the Manufacture of Ladies,
Misses, and Childrsn's Shoes of all kinds. In
Cases OF emergency. ladies have shoes made
within four hours notice. IL any one doubts the
fact, let them try it.
Gentlemen will please call and see the handsome
aud durable styles OF Fall and Winter Boots am
making.
Notwithstanding, ten or twelve COED
journeymen, for mems and wOmen's work. The
highest wages will he paid in cash.
sept2i JOHN RASCH, Ne. 8 Second st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-13

the Enquirer, and the editor now, doubtless,
begins to feel the ,ranf of the purchase
money. 81 &
y l sincerely regret. for the sake Of the
country, that the. editor has undertaken to
cram Douglas down the outlets of Democra-
cy, whether they like him or not and T
trust that such men as Weaver, Gibson,
Stacer, and Colvert will, in the State Con-
vention, vote what they know to be the SEN
timent Of their respective townships, regard
less of the instructions introduced BY Mr..
Gayitt. s7-------<f
Ny first article must have hurt the brave
editor, to have raised his Ebenezer to such a
degree as to call me liar and coward. /
did not intend to hurt him, and now beg
his pardon, and beg him not to challenge me
to mortal combat, after i have acknowl-
edged myself a coward.
Here win drop the subject of this con-
vention, but / propose to give you an article
occasionally this winter on political subjects
local politlcs-which, L hope, may set the
men who have an interest in the welfare OF
hecountry to thinking about how guilty they
are of treaton to their country, by so totally
neglecting the public affairs, and let them,
by default 60 into the hands of those who
are utterly unit to control the affairs OF any
branch Of our Government.
OLD DEMOCRAT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-13

b8r Those wishing to- purchase nice
building lots in this city, and good country
property, should attend the auction sales by
SHANKLIS L HARDIN, to day, at the Court
House, commencing at o'clock.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-13

Esy- The Philadelphia Prese speaks in
high terms of glue prepared by Mr..
Spalding of that city. The editor says of it.
ave devoted twohours to its practical appli-
cation-result, two carved chairs completely
restored, many odds and ends of china and
glass made fit for use, a tattered map made
as good as new, several daguerreotype cases
renovated, and an old folio edition of Hero
dotus and Homer, printed in the year 1900,
whose antique boards Literally bodrds) were
split, made strong enough to last for another
century or two. We might have mended
any quantity of children's broken toys, but
caved in after an hour at the worst of them.
This Prepared Glue, which is liquid about
as thick as glue, and applied by brush,
which accompanies each bottle, is SO indis-
pensable in a house that we now wonder
how we could have gone without it."
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-13

WARRIcK COUNTY FAIR.-The Boonville
papers speak in glowing terms of the sue
cess of their fair last week. They say old
Warrick had resolved on astonishing her.
self, and she did it. The number of entries
amounted to near I, 100, which of itself, was
II great success. The weather was beautiful
and everything went Oft satisfactorily and
tremendously. The crowd in attendance
was large and enthusiastic. The Democrat
thinks that there were at least 1900 people
on the grounds on Thursday and Friday
Pike and Spencer counties contributed lib.
orally, and numbers of people came from
Kentucky. Boonville was entirely deserted
On Thursday and Friday evenings meetings
were held in the Court House, which were
well attended. Short speeches were made
by those called out, which consisted of les
sons of instruction to the farmer, and hui
morous and interesting information to all.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-13

The Springfield (O.) Republic says that
Mr.. Abraham Jones, of that vicinity, was
killed on Wednesday by the accidental dis
charge of his gun.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-13
MOZART HALL! ytsa

HlAR OLD APOLLO HILL K.9S
II been purchased by the subscriber and its
name changed to mozart HALL II has been en-
tirely renovated and fitted mp in elegant and
convenient style for Dramatic exhibitions, aud for
Concerts, Balls and public meetings. A new stare
has been erected and an entire new set OF beanti-
full scenery added. neat and convenient resiau-
rant is now attached to il, from which parties
be supplied with suppers and refreshments equal to
any ID be obtained in the city. he proprietor
will spare no expense or eXertions TO make il an
agreeable and pleasant place Of resort for ladies and
gentlemen. In the Restaurant. Oysters and other
delecacies of the season. will be served mp at any
hour for visitors Four parlors and large dining
room in which over two HUNDRED guests can be
seated. have been erected In place Of the old Bowl
ing Alley. .-...-.
sep soft G. r. BOLLE.