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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-24
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uaofdinary cures by Mnggigi'. l'tlA aud
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CIaoUrr CoURr.4-The jury, in the
case of The State vs. John Hnnnell
for assault and battery, returned a
verdict of guilty, and assessed fine
of $40 and costs. The cases Of Sixt
aud Strausser. impleaded with Hun
nell, were continued.
In the case Of The State w. Thos.
Graded and Alfred Elkins, for shoot
ing hogs with intent to appropriate
the pork, verdict Of not guilty was
rendered. mana tag baa.ds aron Il.
alThe whole of yesterday was occu.
pied in the trial Of Zachariah Wade,
indicted in the Posey Circuit Court
for the, murder Of Hiram Baldwin, in
} May last, at o singing school, the par
ticnlarss OF which tragedy we pub
lished in the JOURNAL at the time it
occurred. The case was sent, to this
county ON change of venue.
F. ~ took the entire forenoon to- OBJ,
tain jury, each party exhaustinS
their entire prerogative.
In the afternoon several witnesses
were examined. The most intelligent
of these wassquitela bad, perhaps not
over sixteen years of age, named Wes-
ley Oyerton, From his testimony wa
deduct the following general facts
relative to the murder, which we pub
lish for the information Of those who
did. not read our previous report of
the case.
The parties were attending sing
ing school. Hiram Baldwin was sit
ting on back seat with bis legs
stretched across q small aisle and his
feet upon seat in front. Presently
Nm. Wade entered and pushed down
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CoRREcTIoN.r-The Secretary Of the
Fair desires to call the attention Of
the public to the following errors in
the printed list Of premiums awarded
a. the late Fair, as they appeared in
the issue of the JouRaAL Of yester
day: ~. 4
No. ll5i Glass u, Mrs, Jane Aver
SOP, September butter; the premium
awarded was 81. No. 173, Glass u,
Sanford Howe, June butter; premium
awarded, 50. In Glass No. 2, Speed
Ring" "Trotting under saddle, the
second premium was awarded to d.
r. Bissel's horse Joe Adams and
not to G.. II. Fish's mare Jennie
Kellogg, ms stated.
Persons entitled to premiums are
requested to call at p. Hornbrook's
Office at once, where they will be paid.
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SYCAMORE STREET SEwER.-rThe
work on this great Improvement has
been completed nearly to Second
Street, and is going steadily forward.
The excavation il across Second
Street, and the sewer will be across
that street in another week. The
workmen have not been much him
dered by caYiug of the banks since
they got fairly away from First Street,
and il Is hoped this trouble il about
over. There viii be some ipeonven-
fence or week or two to pedestrians
and teams, by the temporary blockade
of Second Street, but this will soon
w oFWfg ea@aFaEm RF4F,
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0OfN0 SOUTH.
Tsrre Haute and Indianapolis.
FROM TERRE HAVTE
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
- FR0M VTNCENNEs.

eatk 81 Goipg East. Going W.T..
liV 7 Do
hAptpss gore fss'vf'ssrif9rlpibe y AZ 400 u n
AND CAth0.rtlh consequences of ehangs of
Lime on the ., and NJ. 1t,H,, no connection
ron The West IN now made by tile afteEnoon
train on the ~ and O. Hoadsi 41Hpaengefs
foI The above points Will lay oyer NJ Vim.
eannes I'LL 5il5 am, next day
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'CTT;Y NEWS.

Mucn pEoPi.E.--The Hotels 10 the
city are much crowded 1T present,
there being scarcely room TO contain
all the people. 4HiuHtBH
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ana s ssBaP RRai5dllHiIIkp fpwAfbs.
a VOICE FRoM YIcKsnUna,

VfnKsHUHU, MIsaf1 AUG " IHHlf
DR. JoHE BUfI.-Dsar sir; / am happy
90 state 10 Won that have used your yhln-
able HOedfon Ritters with great benefit 90
lnysslf, Ia general debility ana pFphlrati9p
OF my 6ybf6fn pf0duced by the unhealthy
and fninsmnttG influence Of tie Mississippi
River around Vieksburg, having been With
General Grants army through It's whole
Southern campaign, 1 confidently recon-
mend its use 20 all persons who are eN-
posed 20 unhealthy climates.
H., W.. F0GLE, o.. Cd.
Agtift VI, a. 6itnitHfy Commission.
For sale by PETER ViEnLiaa, Water
street. Lmayl4
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g1g- The Courier appropriated our
report Of the proceedings Of the Coun.
oil, yesterday, without any credit
Honest .Iagot What IL tho name of
Major Rosenkrapz'R horse2 - nam.
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NkafhpFFAlt Il !No1HqqH 1iIW
BULLS CEDRON BITTERS.
Reaa Mr. Eduardo Statement.

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Ite, requires that should give you a state
lalent, for public use, Of the great benefit /
have derived ffoIh tbs use OF your " Cedfon
Bittefs," After military service OF thirr
teen months, embracing the Pea Ridge
campaign and battle, I was discharged
Dyspepsia, liver complaint, and general
debility were fast hurfying ms 10 the
grave, and every remedy prescribed ~
phyhieiapa seemed ntily 10 .aggraVaLs my
tunate en01t 10 procure your "LsdfpH
hittefS," aud by tho use Of them alone !
have been restored 10 perif 81 ana robus.
health, 1 can most earnestly feeOmnehu
them AZ being all and more Than all, thsy
are recommended 20 be. You are il Hbeily
I o make any use you wish Of liiiA stat''
Iaent,
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ray Business in the city yesterday
was quite active, and large shipments
Of goods were made to the South, not
withstanding the result Of the late
election, and the howls of the Evans
Vile C5wier and the Lacrosse
Democrat.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ng-Madame Foy's Corset skirt Supporter
allows full scope FOR muscular develop
menls, thersbg giving ease and comfort 70
the waarer ri also takes the weight Of the
skirts from the waist. Every dFy-goods
aud fancy store has IL.
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A FATAL AccIDENT.-On Monday.
VIM. Sparks, an old gentleman, aged
siKty-two years, came to town with a
lond of wood, and in the evening left
for home, his residence being on the
farm Of Mr.. Daniel Aikens, in knight
Township. In the morning one Of
his horses arrived at home, but this
incident did not at first excite any
particular alarm, as the same thing
had happened before, the old man
being in the habit Of INDUCING at
times in the use OF the Intoxicating
cup. After a while, however, his
family became alarmed for him, and
upon search being made, he was found
in the road. dead. lot
Appearances indicated that his
horses had run oil, and the wagon >om-
ing in contact with tree which had
fallen across the road, he had been
thrown outand killed. The wagon came
in contact with a standing tree,
and one Of the horses had broken
loose and made its way home, The
wagon and other horse were found
about fifty rods from the body Of the
unfortunate man. Coroner Bisch-
man held an inquest ON the body yes
terday, and the jury rendered YER
dict in accordance with the above
facts. Sparks and family had recent
ly moved to this State from the South.
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4 Man of a Thousand.
a CONsUMPTIVE CURED.


IN n. ~. JAMES, IA retired Physician of
~ great euiinence, discovered, while In
the East indies. certain cnre for Con-
sumption, Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs,
aud General Debility. The remedy was
discovered by him when his only child, n
daughter, was given up 20 die. His child
was cured, and IL now alive and well. De-
slfous OF fting his fellow-mortais. he
VIII send 10 those who wihh 10 the recipe,
containing iuli directions for making and
successfully using this remedy ffee of
charge, on receipt OF their names, with
.wo stamps to pny expenses. There ~ not
single symptom OF Consumption that AZ
does not at once take hold OF and dissipnte.
slight sweats, peevishness, irritation OF the
nerves, inilure OF memory, dif1cuit expec-
throat, chilly sensations, nausea at the
stomach, inaction OF the bowels, WASTING
away of the muscles.
GO The writer will please state the name
of the paper they see this advertisement in.
address CkADDOCk a co,
i0i2 Race street, philadelphia, Pa.
sepI0 dam -
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A HOLE IN THE GRoUNp.--A huge
hole is being sunk in the ground on
Locust Street, between Water and
First, The object is to open pas
sage into the sewer, whereby it may
be entered for the purpose of clean
ing il out, There is now blockade
in the sewer at some point between.
Second Street and tho river and The
immediate purpose of this excavation
is to raise that blockade, which has
probably been caused by the back.
water during the late rise in the river
Beyond Third Street wells have been
sunk, whore rubbish floating down
the sewer will accumulate, and can
readily be drawn up through the eye
let. IL is unfortunate that this inn
provement had not been invented
sooner 44na
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HAVING succeeded in originating a
SANDER against the ladies of Evans
vile, and having II copied by news
papers far and near, the Cowler il
now daily insulting the ladies Of
Henderson, by an unsolicited and
ofieiops championship. No greater
insult could be offered 10 any lady
than to have the impression go
abroad that she recognized or tolerat-
ed such reprobates as " Brick ="
PeMERoY, the convict editor of the
Ne'qs, and last, least, and meanest,
the editor Of the Courier, much less
employed them as her champions.
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duplicated at any time by the enter
prising firm Of Carpenter, White x
Baker, who have had long experience
in their manufacture, in which they
have very nearly reached perfection.
REcoRDER's Court ~ esterday was
a field day for His Honor. the Recor-
der. An epidemic seems to have sud-
denly broken out, and DRINKS have,
apparently become alarmingly preva-
lent. aud generally partook Of noisy
and disorderly character.
Among the array Of illustrions
names who fell victims to that weak
ness, we find the following on the Re
corder's docket: aAssh
Geo, Keller, Eio. Donald, John Nc
Lane, Gustave Deity, John 0'Connor,
Anthony Loval, and I. Miller each
Of whom found themselves indebted
10 the city treasutyin sums varying
from one to FIVE dollars, and accom-
panimepts, 10 the officers, ranging
from 81 Is to 81 IS. ig x53
Gustave Deitz was tho gentleman
from posey, of whom mention was
made yesterday He Is some sort Of
a preacher, aud votes an unscratched
Democratic ticket. His lapse from
grace cost him 81 Is, which sum. in
consequence of his impecuniosity, he
will be required to work out on the
streets, At the rate of sixty cents per
day.
Flo. Donald was in the same dcplo-
rable fix, and viii be a companion in
distress to the aforesaid pastor Of the
Kierolf " dispensashun. ~ fAs'f'
just what has caused this great
commotion at this particular juncturc
we are unable to say, unless these an
dividuals have just learned that the
Democracy carried Dubois County,
aud are jollifying.
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BownDER1Na Loo1sr sratrr. :

BowLDERING LoousT STREET. -
Tho bowlder boys are again ON Lo-
Gust Street, and are making fair pro-
gress in planting powders. Work.
men We're engaged yesterday in re-
moving material for the Opera House
of the street above the JouRsAL
Office. and if no delay is oeeasioned
by any intervening circumstances, the
square will be completed by to-mor-
row night, closing another important
link in the great chain Of public i'm
proyements that are destined 10 be
the pride of our citizens, and dis.
tinguishing characteristic Of our city.
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nn NEW OPERA HoUsE.-~Work
Is stu going on in connection with
this srafid enterprise, and the build
ing Will soon be in good condition for
preserving the walls during the win
ter. Joists are all on the foundas
dation, and the partition walls are
being laid UP level with the ioists.
The arches have been put in under
the pavement ON First street, and
those on Locust street are being put
in By the end of next week all
these prehminaries will be completed,
and everything viii be in excellent
orde; fcr 3c;nS ahead IN the Spring.
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Como TO SHAwNEETowN.- The
Crescent City Silver Band goes to
Shawneetown, to-day, on the Armada,
to play at the grand barbecue, to-
morrow. We understand consider
able number Of people will go from
here, and the Union League is send
ing down some 500 lamps, and a num-
Der oftransparencies. Gen. Logan and
Col. Thomas II. Nelson are to ad-
dress the people, and grand time
will be had. We regret that circum-
stances, beyond our control, will pre-
vent our. attending this grand demon
stration, We hope all that can will
go from this city, and help to keep the
ball rolling. Egypt must be redeem
cd, and Logan and Raum must be
elected to Congress.
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e-silverthorn, hew about those fast
horses Of the Evansvillians? We suppose
they are pretty fast. when tied up 20 a
trough by halters.-N eto Aibqng Ledger. 3,
Billy Barr, an Evansville horse,
with only one seasons training, won
the second premium $3.50 in the
grand sweepstakes race on Friday.
Sir Walter, Louisville horse of long
experience, took the first premium
$4,000, beating Billy Barr from one to
three seconds Tho New Albany
horses very prudently we're fast to
their stalls, and didn't enter the ring.
Billy Barr beat the Henderson horse,
Red Fox at the Henderson Fair,
two weeks ago, carrying off the
first premium $4,000, and beat him
again here last week. But Billy Barr
is not the fastest horse Evansville is
able to produce, The horses from
abroad are regular sporting horses
Those of Evansville on the track are
gentlemen's driving and family buggy
horses, without training. =
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THE ARREer OF THR OAnLIeLFerr-

|, Tux ARREST on THE 4lAnLfeL teFT-
We learned last evening from some
Of the party who arrested the Car
isles. ON Sunday. a few additional
particulars Of the capture, ssgsB FL
The party, led by detective, reach
ed helhbrch near Asbbysbure. Just
after services had commenced. There
were, perhaps 200 people outside the
honse and about an equal number In :
side. The congregation was engaged
IN singing when the detective, with his
posse Of eighteen Fesplute men, game
every one of them, entered the Church
aud holding up his hand IN token of
silence, read the warrant, remark
ing that no one would BE disturbed
but the parties named in the warrant.
The people were taken entirely by SUR
prise, and no resistance was offered.
The elder Carlisle, after he was taken
outside the Church, made an effort 70
get away, or to get back into the
house, bls aid not succeed, sa tl
As they were leaving he called to
one Of his sons, Of whom there were
FIVE present, including the one arrest
ed telling him that II he did not
raise force 10 rescue him that he
Would disewn him. 4 The party hast
eped to the boat, and no further at
tempt at rescue was met with. The
boat came out Of the river and pro-
coded TO Newburg, where reinforce
ments were received, and others still at
Roekport. At Greensboro a man,
protesting TO be an officer, came on
board and demanded the prisoners,
but was laughed out Of it, He pro-
fessed to have an old warrant for
their arrest. The prisoners were TIA
ken TO Brandenburg whore ID had
been arranged to have the necessary
documents executed transferring them
to the Jurisdiction of the State of
Indiana. When the prisoners found
themselves approaching Rockport
they pleaded Justify for their lives, be
lieving that they would DO lynched.
DIR. Davidson, it is believed, has
escaped to Kansas but II Is thought
that he will yet be captured. This is
a capture Of no small importance, and
there ia no dohbt,of the ability Of the
State TO identify them as part of the
band of outlaws who committed the
cowardly and fiendish murder. The
detective who has worked this case
up deserves great praise for his sagac-
ity, energy and perseverance,.
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MRs. WTNsLow,

gu experienced NuFselapd FaJnale Physir
clan, presents 10 the attention Of mothers
her II q ia - +f-iH
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R9- Our friends, Gates & Geiger,
are doing good business in repairing
furniture, on Locust Street. They
fixed up chair for US, the other day,
in short order and in first rate style.
We commend them to ali wanting
furniture repaired. % -sil
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8. f. 3 IL l.. n
READ, MoRGAN & Co, our old
friends, now doing business ia Cinein-
natl, favor us this morning with
lengthy and interesting advertisement.
They have secured pleasant and eli
gible location. No, 1873 Race Street,
Cincinnati, and are, we are gratifed
to learn, doing an excellent business.
Few business men in Cincinnati are
better posted in their respective
branches Of their trade than Read,
Morgan & CO., in the Boot and Shoe
business They have made the bust
ness a study for years, and are, per-
haps, as well acquainted with the
wants of the trade in the Southwest
as any mercantile establishment in the
West. They buy largely and with
care. They fix their profits at so
small q margin as to insure quick
sales. " A nimble sixpence is better
than a slow shilling" seems to be
their motto. Those of our readers
making purchases in Cincinnati viii
not fail to call on Read, Morgan x Co,
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L. RUFFNER JR~
General Agent Kanawha Salt Co,

No. 5 NCnh Water Street (asplrstai,s),
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NEW JEWELRY!
NEW JEWELRY!
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY::!
FRANK DURKEE,

Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express
In Gold Hill,
Ha, Iu,, received a most splendid NEW STOCK
Or
GoId md silver Watch Chains,
ladies', Full Sets Of Jewelry,
ringer Rings, Gold and Silver,
1Io.ouic and Odd Fellows Brenstpius.
Gold and Silver Watches
All Of the la,es, and best styles. WIN DO sold
very low for cash.
Repairing Watches and Clocks:
Ia. ,r,,nd TO keep a we'll assorted Stock Of
I.wsIrr on hand. which I buy for CASH; and can
ssr q. sssap a. any store In the State. Give M
All. and you win always hnd me ready ano
Willing 70 wait on my old friends ana eus. o%
FRANK DURKEE.
Geld HUI. May "a, 1855. n'~"
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Lost LOst!I

WARRANT NUMBER 944, ON THE
w Treasurer Of the Town Of Gold Hill. dated
May 18th. 1865, in favor Of R 8. Bates. for s3s "a.
has been lost, and payment ofthe Same has been
stopped rr,,, Of NJ ~; :. y eola Hrl.
Saold HIi, May @, 1855 avn or MI