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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-31
New Dry Goods Establishment.

FEVHE O.N-DRR Slowed, L.4I'E OF
II the firm of Roser Bros. & Co, begs leave to
inform his friends and citizens of Evansville and
vicinity, that he has just returned from the East
with, and is now opening at the capacious store
room, on First street, one door south OF Preston
Bros a splendid stock OF Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, consisting of everything from the lowest
price Muslin TO the finest Silk and Dress Goods the
market affords Having been long acquainted with
cash system is the only system which will succeed
and therefore only sells for cash. Prices will I've in
accordance. Therefore, ali in need of Dry Goods
will call at the store First street. where YOU
will get the worth of your money.
Respectfully, L. FREY.
mara
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-31
Special Notices.

NOEEOtoay's Pills. Cholera or GRIPPING
OF the Bowles. Laudanum may lull the pain but
not destroy it. Morphine steep the senses in ar
tdcial Sleep without refreshing the invalid. Hol-
loway's Pills not only procure the results
without the banefuI effects, but entirely extin
guish the elements Of the disease, to promote
speedy cure without danger of relapse.
Sold by all Druggists at 25c., 62c., and 81 per
box. julyJ7-1wd&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-07-31
BUSINESS CARDS.
]. M. GLEICHMANN,

EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
BH.E.N'VFS.z CTURER IND H.HOLE-
OyA sale Dealer in Pure Cideran Extra Family
Vinegar. Orders from a distance will receive
prompt attention.
\. B.-This Vinegar has taken the premi UNI at
the South Western Indiana District Fair last Oc-
tober. Orders for Vinegar viii be received at the
Factory at II. Nelson Co. S Auction Room on
Main street.
sixth street, near Fulton Avenue, Lamasco.
iune26-d6W
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01


FATAL SHOOTING ARRAY IN WABASH Couv.
~, III On last Tuesday night week, a-shoot-
ing scrape took place in Dssker Prairie in this
County. man named Emery johnson had
gssea p@eneA "A ahe citize,Is aroand him. BY his
evil habits --amopg 0thers he was accused Of not
knowing the di1eraace between nisap. and tt,da J,
appropiaGag Ais ghbOrsf i've stock, staf:in9l
them pff and selling them; but no legal proof
could pc found r. convict him. A party assem-,
dled, disguiseds ~ aid, d negroes, and vent
80 ilis house for the purpose Of giving him a.
sight fasagatioh; or endeavoi ing . run him OLD
Jchns0Rcpehed his door and fred on the parss,
when some cpea retaruel the fte, shooting nth
q the abdomen. liis died on the following
-fhdrsday. Several persons have been arrested
on suspicious, Bat no evidence is yet elicised
tending to convict any one. johnson leaves 4
vie: He had been married only short TIME.
Neshate heard Of NO Inquest being held - Mt /
Caripe1 Register. sagqs ssfss Tg-fs 'EeI
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Mrs. Amelia Phelps, wife Of sn,;tb ph.,,. =

Mrs Amelia Phelps, wife Of Smith Phelpa of
Williamsburg, very respectable citizen, and a
farmer IN moderate circumstances. has been de-.
tectcd in stealing from the shop-keepers in No, tn
amptcn, Mass. Alargc lot Of dry goods belong.
ing to various dealers was found IN her possess
sion, and it il supposed TRAIT she has within The
hest few years, robbed them Of three or four hun.
drsd dollars worth Of articles. NJ. Phelps was
pot awefe Of his wife's conduct, altlAeugh two of
hisdaughters for vhOta tnhch of he theisinesvSe
Petpetrated, frequently accompanied their moth.
e in her expeditions While they were buying
che would conceal goods about her person. ! Mrs
Phelps has hishs+to bofne'a good cb4racter, and
wAs member of the Congregational Church
The cause which led her to steal ~ ahs hasaatsa
was her great love Of dress. She
= examined before magistrate and placed IN
der bonds to appear hereafter for trial
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

1 DISTURBANCE ~ HARVARD CoLLE0R The fu
Tmor ofsa case of shooting At Harvard Colleg,
proves 10 be correct. couple Of Freshmen
4 wefe walking on the sslreee isst eveninR. NIer
they were met by a band Of Sopbomores. and III,
latter began 'hazing" one OF the former. and
pfncccding to violent measures. his companion
pulled which, itappears Was only load
edwifhjp from his pocket, and 6rsd i'd
the fece a one. of the 6ophonores The pow.
DER bIackened ths face Of the young man, bat
beyond ehss no damage was done. Nasxsifsi ssl
eAfser this proceeding the parties all went "a
tseir itopms, where the Sophomores commenced
firing cinnonsescksrs, md making i great noise.
thssaeeding 70 annihilats any F.eshpan:fhey met
atterwaid. H., 81, m
Hearing Of. tho disturbance from the notice.
although to-d4y tbe police in Old CamBridee are
butte ig4oranf the particulars Of the affsir. i
meetnglof the Faculty Of the College wss III
once called andan investigation gone into. Sss I
Although ~ are uniformed Of the evidence
brought before then they DECIDED, To- suspend
nine OF fhe SophQ10rea, from terms varying
Il HAiss being made known sths forenoon. the
sSopha, 10 the fnopibsr. Of over one hundred.
hisod ~ jO6 wagon, and seating the. suspended
ttnden@ lin rs attached ropes after the fashion
OF IRE companies to the shafts and thus drew
their associates through the streets Of Old Cam.
bridge.
Arriving opposite President reltou's house
ny gave three CREME. aud tauntingly called
him out 70 MAKE Q speech, and this course was
paFsaedEip front Of the residences of others Of
ihe yAcalty.
q Not meeting with nneh tynpathy around inc
College, they proceeded to Canbridgeport, with
me intenlioa q dragging the suspended mem
esfs ito f3oste.zhat when they got a. far AZ
the UniyersaliSe eGasth, they concluded to stop,
aaa cattiig the rope BY which the wagon was
draNn BY them into asnaA pieces, each took a
phee, ena placing II In the bpston-hole Of his
coal. - procession was formed, and the crowd
aarched back 70 the College, leaving the sus-
leeesd npnosrs Of the class to 60 homo a they
- a. sa ..s III
Thta rpm theacsloh II the class, viii not be |
she end "a the matter, as .the Fseuity seen, de.
termine4 70 put : stop 70 ths extreme lneasures
taken = lats years By The Sophomore towasd
the Frcshrhen. and We understand that thev con.
Diasssd 0l& two Freshmen assaulted lant evening |
u jassife1 II the course they took.
Z. sss..a. boston Traveller, goth.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01
1--WE learn from reliable lource, tb,t ~ !, % J,

I'VE learn from reliable sources that very
great excitement prevails among the o9lcers OF
the navy in consequences Of the present state Of
aasirs at the South, and that so adverse are they
- . collision with their fellow-citizcns in that
quarter that there will be an allnoAt uni versal
resignation of their commissions a. soon a. hos.
tilities break out. They will not imbrue their
hands in the blood of their brethren. Herald,
May We not cn,reat these Navy officers to
continue drawing their pay from Uncle Sam un-
I'll the l4th If March next! When thew res;cn
We would like to have President in the White
House who will consider .dispassionatsly the ne.
ssssity of filing their places. We should like to
De heard Oh the negative side of the question:
N. Y. Tribune
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01

The new City Government of the city of Lon.
don was iaaugurated the beginning Of the pre-
sent month. The Lord Mayor was formaliy re.
ceiyed by the Lord Chancellor on behalf al her
Majesty. The ney Shcriifs, also, had thefr an.
peintment officially recorded BY the Queens Re.
membrapceT q the same titse. Tia Cir Solici.
tor performed the ancient suit and service by
cutting faggots with 4 Ratchet and bill hook. for
a piece Of land called the Moor, IA Shropshire.
and also counted elk horse shoes ma 'sixtysope
hobnailss for land and premises called the forge,
St. ClepentD Dane. y. The London Atlas says that
..if . South Sea Islander, saw, such meaning.
bees rerenony Oh his travels among us. he xsuId
record i ~ On Instance or ignorant barbarisssv
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01
DR.. JOHN BULLS II
king: llOF pain. :KIIIRIRi2l|

TSa new AMERICAN sRRnanUY. - -
- e6ettual and spssdy sura - OH6lEIil
CHOLkRAd NORBU4 = RNDU1aATllit
GOVT, BOWEL COARLAIN11 DRlr1Ns
SIAs SUMMER cOMPkAlrFA Cn1Ira
collie, SORES, CUTE NURNA 6cAI.11G
BRUlSRs, CAKCER4 TUllOna. Ell ~
\ ACH r and T0OTHACHE, "a " 49, as1ea
I that desh . heir %. Ut nv
/, The above sPrspasaaisas - - rv,.-.,a -.
druggists and country stores eyoywAs-D'.- - 4
Dk; JOHN BULLS Rshsl1S o. -.
80 'A4tcsa aasi4s af4#iai 4a 44@E1ga .iRrst@
Dor saae only By Q. r. Sqniss o.. is@iess-sA NJ
ras ~ aaas say. sHgaiEs &fi shH4
Nuo em-s asa~ AGENTS, where can IS found iarSa
Stock q Drugs, Medicines, 'et Fancy Articles, %
tsns = -dFeAN:AywS +aantss5@xg sts8- d af@ stsa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-01
TO SABBATH SCHOOLS
Scr0illlas Or Kings EMl

n - ---T-- y - - 14
.iSs.croilllsy Or Kings Evil
y 4 constitutional diseszc, faint !, .,,,, .
bon # the blsCti. byaawhieh sh;s' AZ, NJ II
COMES yitlates weak snd posr. - q
4 We circuiatlon, r peryada, the whsls -,
sno may bdfst out In disease on any M MA I.
M organ i free from ~ stacks, III 4 ~,
one which i may not destroy. The ,cruEI.
tamf !. vAffOhay cGnSsd BY mercurisi - y
toW hvlngssr Ds(uuSe1 ~ ,trflAesltAy ~
Y lMeured ii. flsh anA 6lshyf hahinp 50 . Y
is yacea md. Above ~, By AepnnsAI
\ E4naection. WhA1evef ID Is origin, Il ! ksedr
atary in the constitutions, vieceniinf hcm ~.
essaaa " to children unto the third and fs11A
4 generation seh indeed, n ssems % be a. NJ
ho Aimunhe aay4 - ~ill ivisis ~ 49,
= tne fetheD lpoR tAsir sAldrsn.- ,t.i4 Epss
enectg commence hY dspci6m INN u
aniood q corrupt OF ulcesous mater. whch 4
tns lungs aivtT. aAd internal Organs, q testr9
\ t@hercaee iAA tn ellnda sweL1mcj, ,sAd =
We surface eMptiNe ar AogsA 4 t. "a -
sfHp&on, which end@ IN he blood, depesns
4 sns e1eresO d I'M, - That ac1qfhIous eonstita-
\ Goce lnctn1nly suffer from, scrpAalns 60
plaints, but they have e. - pnwg a viii
sfaAd - atsadks q dthes dssana; consS
ageatly. lsale snumhns peEilA ~ di1H0Di
which al&hp9gh net scru1alDusi - sAi4aa4
&c ~ l.. zs9pdae faeal ~ tia taize y r.
1850. Loss ~ ~ cor11MDfiA whieA -,
eaaa9fes honaf 1h1ly ~ ID utGA dr.
- 800 - eAs1els " md -
dssareiys dr. = ~ livas hidnaA ~
-. $3.50 e s. y ~ - oeggRe eiss - O.
One quaet~o Z II OF 49, p. ..,,a,
OaasR rSnRnruna - ~ ~
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l + .sH
| ARfExts WAN ~ y Fonuaa s--f:varv r.n -
intsllek has got his Fort,a ~ 1850 !,
| Danjel WeAseefs Foss vas 10 eoeecheSfy n
The Hauls Of Konariss 8 make DIckshunSries
EGhatspser foes god pIiss bIIt ht No efs ~
bin Wus6 rdat II k0ld Gidar = 4 SeennerSr ~
Reportif. Weed bel Hsyas NJ ~ 3 Sollere
hs uoodent AZ 81 n s.s = ~ IS sss =
Old George WashinRtOub EDet NJ "a lnok 1eevv'
eny public man Of the .neessnt dav, ,resenhla
him - eng alarmlng exi entI lRlaSs bo1et err
Georges ekal be fovnd! 1uA,,s& Boldly RjIaef
no wh6fes, u suy WHARF else. si's''7ss's
Old man Townxin's Fort ,Nas e, maik Sasey-
petiller. "Goy to the 9wdridl shnutEer iiia
saiyedw (Cotashun from. Tovne;n's, - yertisa-
|smdnt) - s-AssA- ~ :
Cyrus Zelda Fort Il - lay AsatI machine TEL.
ltlergfaf unJer tie bpundin bil5er 81. as dshpn
= then ev Il .as-s Il lisa. ssas s,ssss ssi
Il ny Fort i the crate moral chow bispia 4 s;sin
choice famsrly liseratoos Tor IL noosaarern =
That's Whaks fhesmatierrw via, me fas s9ss ss3as
&C., ID, kc. 30 j mite II, "a % Ill indie fnit
lextents'esa s1s7a. i I. ~.
Twief Tva ehdaavosed % do Ahines which thay
kxbsnt my Fost The fdht time vs. vhen + III.
sdertook u lick oudsi6nS c6ss vi,6 emit ! Nj L
my tent = trAvled three, Seal s.pyl xstlesiry
60 ont orr shall ran onto you putty heyy.s Sci
he, Wade in Old swax aseeea. y vas,pnsssn +
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Certify That tAe rsasat arusgaas havs assulea shsn
Certify thas ~ rstasns dtaiisls h.ss aas.rs.d shen
u StE gs4zs Y.sR 7-ssssTH As4 aFA6#t 4sEta.i3s
CasdS hat ~ aaidMas druggAas havsl ass.ssd shen
Certify thas o. rdeht druEGs NV ~ sssullsed then
.Tssl#Te1 8s7sssH&s y - si4 thsfae tft@ 4sr
CeEftg That The rsdsat druggss have asaarsd 49,
Certify that Tie reaiaaeAi druguia Inn araa g.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13

Every one of the above States, when they passed
those laws placed themselves beyond the pale of
the Constitution, and virtually dissolved their con-
nection with the Unioni Yet no attempts have been
made to force them to abide BY the laws, and com.
pei them to yield obedience to the stipulations Of
the general compact. Nothing of the sort. The
ontfaging section appears to enjoy especial i'm
muniIy; but let the cruelty aggrisyed, the wan
tony outraged and the causelessly robbed section
presume to discuss the necessity of securing their
own safety By resorting to their reserved, inaen-
able rights, and these yiolators Of all laws consti
buttons, unions and eompacts, lift up their hands in
holy horror and say that the Union must be pre-
served, the Constitution obeyed, and the laws en-
forced The Devil can quote Scripture when it
| suits his internal purposes !; and so do the Black
Republicans refer to the Constitution, the Union
and the laws, when they contemplate some other
scheme Of wrong, outrage and spoliation.
Thus much to-day, by way Of keeping our read
ers accurately posted. We shall refer 10 the sub
| ject on proper occasions, hereafter.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-13


AY-Fcver and Ague and all Feyers are
cured by perseverance with BRANDRETH's PILLS, which
all poison of Whatsoever nature they may be- from the cir
culaton.
Mr. John Height Supervisor Of New Castle Westehester
county New York. says November ls5s II two years
ago attacked with fever and which, Notwithstanding the
best medical advice continued soely act Tor six tedious
months became yellow saffron and reduced to skin and
bone Medicine physicians abandosed m despair As
an experiment. concluded Try single dose Of SIX Of Bran
dreths Universal Vegetable Pills empty stomach early
tho morning The first dose seemed to ali the latent
energies my exhausted frame. feared the worstheir
gatise effect different from anything bad used
of At length this effect ceased aud seemed lighter and
breahe free evening indeed sensiby better and
slept soundy all night The next day followed the
course and continued take the Pills in this way about three
weeks when found myself entirely cured My health has
been surprisingly good ever SINCE
These celebrated Pills sold at Is cents per box, with full
directions Canal street. New York Dr. Bandrehs Of
dce and by J. WRIGHT CO., Nos. q and l5l Charities
street, and by all respectable dealers in medicines.
n3 2p2taw&enww-lm
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sgThe Japanese, the Great Eastern, II

a1-The Japanese. the Great Eastern, III
y u The Prnee 81 Wales De Joinye, and aud
Y forgotten, bat the lues, the ebony haeknss the rich
browns thu nataai appearance, the Of prde and
peHsue produced BY the applications harmless prepa
ration, eRIsTADoRo,s EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE viii an
occasionally b gratefully remembered W all who III
much = = thing Of heauiy ii iey forever"
Prepared at Ne. Astor Honse New York.
Sold everywhere. Applied by All Hair Bressars.
cRIsfAD0Ro, 8 Asior HOUSE. n. Y.
Sold in Ecw Orleans wholesale and retail By j. WRIGHT
CO., n and l5 oAarres street, General Agents rs 2pxw
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stasss that tha Emperor Of Russia declined to ac-
eslt grand ball. which Tie Lithuanian nobility
ofzaTad hila, and for which great preparations had
neen made one noble Prince. oginski, having, il
said spent 70, 900 roubles in the construction Of
and ths reason Of bis MaJssty's re-
fasai was, shas he learned shat only q few ladies
Fatended 10 appear at the ball.
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sS-EixperAenoe teaches that deIIcacy
females from applying for the aevis
euerng ahd save life. That election obyated in the
acpon Of Sir James Clarke Physician the Queen Eng
land and well known BE- the only ana remedy
female difficulties and distractions from any cause.n They
in bottle containing 50 pills. post free by enclosing 81
and six postage stamps to any agent.
General Agent for the United States JOB MOSES Rochester
z, J. WRIGHT CO., New Orleans, Wholesale Agents.
and sold by all respectable Druggists fec 2rly&w
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NEW 0rARA HoEsE. We are to have the E Bar
ser of Seville Y at the New Opera House this
ssxauIig cut as follows: Mime Faure as Rosina,
IT. fsabel 81 1inasr;ga, N. Melchisedec IS Figaro,
Tasllair nj BaztHe, and Jolly AZ Bar1,olo. The
anw company can hardly be said to be il harness
WI, " ID have entirely recovered from the fati-
saas III trayeling It weuld therefore be unfair to
she 10 strct account Or criticise 100 closely.
1n i few days Ne will express our opinion Of their
15ferfsY and damerits
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l1elsIsa 81 1I.alnOusr srugrr 60 n p,.ila

VfENxgG of Gi.a1HoHsE ErREEr. Sale of Build
eaa AssesHsas az pploa9atien Of Claiborne street
fs y taaNlaa are requested 10 call the
q public 70 hs san u 10 made bg n Walton
& AacEl9aseE beginning to-day 1t 10 clock A M on ,be
rlse and Starring from tho Of Lafayette and clai
nsrs street, q al The haildnes and ether new
q Claiborne from Lafayette 10 Com
nzen streets.
offers Enc opportunity vacant lots il
Wy insasdlac sighbashsod 10 improve their properly at
Ssn424454s sse4s
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RUFUS DoLBEAR. President
]. LYMAN, QIemher N. O. Bar,)
Lecturer on Commercial Law.
GEO. b BkAokErfi Prof. Of Mathematics
RuFus boLBEAh, Lecturer ON Book Keeping
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Ana commercial Correspondence.
WI RUFUS DoLBEAR, Lecturer Penmanship.
MANuEt MARTNo prof IF Snan;sh a.
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Messrs. MAKING and GkssNER,
Professors oil Latin and Greek
There also needful assistants each department