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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

@E E1LGATES HONEY SOAP. This
NeEeRHzE1ed Toilet Soap, in such universal
eEnard, is made from the CHOICEST mate
kzSk Is MILD and ENoLLIENT In its nature,
&&Gsz1NTLY SCENTED, and extremely
kzxzCIAL in its action upon the skin.
ar sale by druggists and fancy goods
sszEzrs. r-ts aug241y
mMr Eg-ALLjS VEGETABLE SICTLLAN
H4EE -RENEWER has proved itself to be
Ese rEzsSz. perfect preparation for the hair
lEssr ezTfered to the public.
EEE9@ vegetable compound, and contains
M fss5sIbous properties whatever.
"a HDEE restore gray hair to its original color
It VIII keep the hair from falling out.
xsGGsanses the scalp, and makes the hair
Snfz.r EZstrous, and silken.
II lisa splendid hair dressing.
Nes person, young or old, should fail to
USE 81
2& tie recommended and used Or the first
nssskSo0t authority.
Ask for Halls Sicilian Vegetable Hair
a1szewer, and take no other. .s,s, ,5-,s.< %
r. p. HALL & CO, Proprietors, b
Nashua, n. H.
KELLER & WHITE, Agents,
fHaREz4 dim Evansville, Ind.
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81 95, in the shape Of fine and costs.
as compensation for the luxury of
being drunk.
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N4r - 81.
. RECORDERS CoURT. The Record
er had another rather light day, yes
terday, the chief cases growing out of
the Ethiopian picnic, that was held
near the city, The origin was some
what thusly: Fleming Harvey, Alon-
20 Chambers, and Walter Sims, three
Congoesse Bureaus, thought that as
African picnics did not come round
often, that they would not stand on
expenses, but go the entire figure on
this momentous and festive occasion.
They therefore procured horses, and
buggies from Mr. .Setchel, and Harvey
and Chambers in one and Sims In the
other, they>started out for fun. Com
ing down Fourth Street they let the
animiles go, and go they did at a
break neck speed, until, suddenly
turning the corner into Locust Street,
both buggies turned over. their oecu-
pants were spilled out, and their bug
gies somewhat broken. The sable
Jehus were invited to an interview
with His Honor, the Recorder, who,
after a careful Investigation, con-
cluded they had had about s. 30
worth of fun each, and proposed they
should deposit that sum2in the etty
treasury, and in addition pay the
damages to the buggies. Harvey and
. Chambers started out, under charge
of an officer, to look up the spondu-
lix ~ Sims had previously iiquidated
the demand of the -iEery-stable man,
and thought it mighty hard that, in
addition to paying for broken buggies,
he had to pay for broken ordinances,
but reluctantly shelled out, Harvey
and Chambers had not returned when
we left. They subsequently gave Sc
curity. ed u Sra .s.,ea IS
Thomas Young made a deposit of
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Coroner,s INQUEST. N4lld

a RONER'S INQUEST WAS
~ held over the body of a man on the
bank of the Ohio River, on the 2Sth inst,
who was supposed to have come to his
death by drowning. The body was that of
a man about feet 10 inches in height, light
complexion, and about 80 years old. On
the body was found pair of black pants,
white shirt, checked vest, white wooden
socks, cotton drawers, a white linen coat,
and pocket knife. get tev -F4E
JOHN BISCHMAN p -
july30 div Coroner V. c..
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HANOTER COLLEGE, INDIANA.

FEVHE NEXT TERM IN HANOVER
a College will open on the last Wednes-
day of August. A thorough course in the
Arts and Sciences is offered to all young
men who desire to obtain a liberal educa-
ton. JAMES WOOD, President
HANOVER. July rs. 1866 langl-d2W.
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S 0 0 I HING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETH FEET IN hg1HI8A


which greatly facilitates the process of
teething by softening the gums, reducing
all infiammations will allay ALL PAIN
and spasmodic action, and is ~. p Y -
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves and
RE,LIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Wehave put up and sold this article for
over thirty years, and can sag in confidence
and truth of it what we have never been
able to say Of any other medicine neveF
has ii failed in single instance to effect q
cure, when timely used. Never did we
know an instance of dissatisfaction by any
one who used it. On the contrary, all are
delighted with its operations, and speak in
terms of commentator of it's magical
effects and medical virtues. we speak in
this matter 1" a01ot zoe do knoao," after thirty
years experience, and pledge oar reputation
for the JitlfIlnsent of aUIat tOe here declare. In
almost every instance where the infant is
suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes
after the Syrup is administered.
Full directions forusing will accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
smile ofCURTIs &PERKINS, New York. +
is on the outside wrapper
Sold by all druggists throughout the
world.
PRICE. ONLY So CENTS BOTTLE.
mayl0 decd, w TT f., .-,a-,i
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PITTSBURG FEMALE COLLEGE.
REV. 1. G. PERsHTNG, D. d., PREsIDENT
'GSUPERB BRICK BUILDINGS WITH
ID all the modern improvements. Twen-
ty-two teachers and four hundred and
twenty-siX pupils. Unsurpassed facilities
in all the ornanIental branches. especially
music. Next term, commences September
4th Send to President Persbing for a cata-
loge. BISHOP NJ SIMPSON -E
President of Trustees.
PTTTSBURG, Pa. faugI-lm.
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Important Information to Officers
who Served during the Late War.

By an Act of Congress passed June 30th,
1866, all commissioned officers under the
rank of Brigadier General who were in the
service of the United States on the Sd day
of March, 1866, and whose designations
were presented and accepted, or who were
mustered out at their own request, or were
otherwise honorably discharged from the
service after that date, are entitled to three
months extra PAY BEN. STINSON, United
States Claim Agent Third Street, three
doors above Main, Evansville, Indiana,
having been furnished by the Department
with full instructions and forms, is now
fully prepared TO receive and collect all
such claims. Having been extensively en-
gagged in this business for the past SIX
Years, he feels confident that he can collect
these claims as promptly and give as thor
ougG satisfaction, as any other Agent in
the west. Ju1y30 d31n
Office Southwestern Freight and Cotton)
Press Company,
No. North Water Street.
AY H. w. ID. CONFER IS THIS DAY
Az appointed Agent for this Company,
and win attend to all business entrusted TO
him. H. b. MERRITT,
u -tA} Secretary and Treasurer.
Evansville, Jnly g. 1865. july30 DIT
Courier copy 3 times, and send bill to this
f.tt Office.
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A New FREIGHT DEPOT. = We
were shown yesterday, at the Rail-
road Office, drawings for a new
Freight Depot, contemplated by
the E. & @. r. r., at Terre Haute,
to replace the one destroyed by
last Spring The building WILDE 40
feet long and 60 feet wide, built Of
brick, with single track through the
CENTER The,front and side elevations
will be very handsome, and the depot
will be credit to the road. The
drawings were made by Mr.. G. c.
Genung, Paymaster of the road, and
reflect much credit upon him as an
architect. The new depot will proba-
bly, be erected this Fall.
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WHITE RIVER BRIDGE. = The
Evansville and Charlottesville Rail
road Company are now engaged in
putting up the new bridge across
White River. The timbers have been
prepared fora year or more, but the
high waters Of lastyear in that stream
prevented its erection. When this
bridge is completed, it will be one of
the most substantial in the country.
The material was carefully selected,
and the, mechanism of it's CONSTRUCT
ton reflects great credit on the work
men engaged in building it, 3gE
1t will puzzle many to understand
how work of this magnitude can be
accomplished without interrupting
the running of trains on the road, but
railroad men have way of doing
such things:
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LEFT IN HASTE, A nice young
gentleman, who has for some time
past been splurging around in this
city, left on Tuesday, as we are told,
in a very abrupt and hurried manner.
Some of the myrmidons of the law
we're in search of him during the day,
but he managed to dodge them until
the train was starting, when he sud
denly appeared on the track, and by
nimble running succeeded in getting
aboard, and was soon out of the
reach of policemen, creditors, and his
devoted friends An attachment was
levied on his trunk, which was de-
posted in the Office of justice of the
peace for fe-keeping. Yesterday a
well-dressed individual of the female
persuasion called at the Justices office,
paid all demands, produced the check
for the trunk, and carried it off in
triumph: 1t is not generally believed
that She is the young mans sister.
And SIGH is life
PERsoNAL.-CharIey Woodward, of
Cincinnati, who, during the war, was
Superintendent of the Adams Ex-
press Company, as it followed our
armies, islin the city. Few men have
made more friends among the en-
ployees of the great Adams Express
Company than has Charley Woodward.
We were glad last night to meet
Fin our city, Mr.. E. B. Allen, Agent of
the Adams Express Company, at Ter
re Haute, but regret to learn that his
coming to the city was in consequence
Of the sudden illness Of Mr.. Hoag
LAND, the regular Agent, g iot.-et'7
Mr.. Allen is an exceedingly pleas
ant and clever gentleman, but we are
sorry to say that, ike Petroleum v.
Nasty he has taken a stong banker
ing after Andy johnson and post
orfice." He is one of the four John
son men to be found in Vigo County.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RS- BACHELORS HAIR DYE-The
best in the world; harmless, reliable, in
Simultaneous. The only perfect Dye. No
disappointment; no ridiculous tints; true
TO nature, black or brown. Genuine is
signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR.
Also, Regenerating Extract of Millefeurs
-RestoreS, preserves, and beauties the
hair; prevents badness. Sold by all drug
gists Factory, Barclay street, N. Y.
mar2 dly
p8r CoLGATE's AROMATIC soAP.-A
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, in combination with ely
cerine, and especially designed for the use
of Ladies and for the Nursery. lis perfume
is exquisite, and its washing properties I'M
rivalled. For sale by all druggists.
feb23 d&wly -Tt3..skE u4f.s.- sfz r1-
Rs MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY; an
Essay of Warning and Instruction for
Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers, with
sure means of cure. Sent free of charge in
sealed letter envelopes. Address DIR. j.
Philadelphia, Pa. ~ ,1.I apr20 sSInd&w
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EDUCATIONAL.
OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE,
AT COLLEGE HILL

FIVE MILES FROM CINCINNATI.
FF1HE NEXT TERM OPENS ON THE
- Sd of September. President Anderson
will be assisted by full and able Faculty.
Expenses $50 less than last year. Omni-
buses for the College connect with trains of
the Hamilton & Dayton, Great Western
and Marietta Rail Roads at Ludlow Sta
ton. Also four daily Omnibuses from the
Walnut Street House, Cincinnati
For Catalogues, TERMS etc, address
REV j. nj. ANDERSON, President,
COLLEGE HILL, Hamilton County, o.
augI DIT.
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New Coal FIELDs.-An important
discovery of coal has been made on
the line of the E. & G. Railroad, near
Shelburne, Sullivan County A shaft
has been sunk at an expense of near
$4,000, and at the depth of 40 feet a
vein of coal 4 feet 10 inches thick has
been found. The coal is of very
superior quality, and will prove in
deed mine of wealth to the owners.
In sinking the shaft solid rock was
penetrated from a short distance be-
low the surface the entire distance to
the coal. The shaft is only about 20
feet from the railroad, and the pro-
duct of the mine will, no doubt, prove
great source Of revenue to the road,
as it will, no doubt, be transported
to this and other cities for sale. $3.50
At Hazleton, Gibson County, at a
depth of PA feet, vein of coal of
good quality has also beenE struck
The vein is 81 or feet thick This
will, we doubt not, shortly be opened,
and the transportation of It's products
will add to the business and revenue
of the e. & G. Railroad.
Coal of a fair quality has also re-
Gently been procured from the bed of
White River, at Hazleton The vein
is thin near the shore, but grows
thicker as it descends under the river.
Arrangements are being made, as we
are informed, to develop this vein,
and it is, believed it will prove yalu-
able This discovery will be. of adj
vantage to the City of Evansville, as
it will tend to reduce the price of that
indispensable commodity in this city,
The mineral resources Of Southern
Indiana are just beginning to be de-
yeloped. That they are unusually
rich there can be no kind of doubt.
/ A HIGH Communicative are in
formed that an Insurance Agent in
this city took a risk Of 1926, 000 on
the special train that carried the Con-
sentative, Johnson-indorsing Democ-
racy to the Congressional Convention
at Vincennes. This enormous risk
was against accidents only, and when
it is considered that special trains are
most liable to accident, and especially
when filled with large number of
modern Democrats returning from a
Convention, it can be regarded in no
other light than as a high compliment
to the road, its officers and attaches.
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LAW CARDS.
]. q. GARDNER,

'3H AttOrney-at-LaW.
Office with James T. Walker, Justice of
the Peace, in Bierbower's new building,
Third street, nearly opposite Washington
House. i.izf --et fsAsEFa -A7"t-
All business entrusted to him will be
promptly and carefully attended to.
Particular attention given to collections,
and prompt returns made.
Refers to-
Messrs. Miller, Gardner & Co., No. First
street.
Messrs. Ragon & Diclxey, Nos. 8 and South
Water street.
Messrs. Roach & Torian, No. Ii First street.
Messrs. Cloud & Akin, No. Main street.
Messrs. Head d Menifee, No. Is Main street.
Messrs. Minor & Dallam, No. 10 North First
street. 1880. aisf % $50 $3.50 tet Z i.
Can also refer, if necessary, to a number
of eminent practitioners in Kentucky.
may10t TT Ak
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MRs. MINsLaW-

an experienced Nurse and Female Physi-
clan, presents to the attention of mothers
her 80 r - E.
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MecerserssGoart,

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| fid unanftdnoi9 betrageh inoem er bel
gfatbt @inIaB in Elm freaabes Saus Oers
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nenl SaloOn Saaarbipielen erlaubt ;li
baben. Sir bieies @ersebeu iruroe er
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bens iiberfiibrt unb gu elmer gleidea
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gfamen Squire Suates fiibrt, bate isine
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seseben, bab er cine &6iuar3e, bic frii=
Der feline Srau NOR, nit elmer Beitiae
in Oas GeF6t fdlus.
g. g. .8usgs bate beiu 8eiprisen
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torete i'm So.
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reguIdren Sesiinentes bate ii4 betruns
Ten, anf Dem seitenius9e sur Ifube be-.
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SdIafitatts iallserfeben; Die 9oti3ei CAB
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gefiibrt. sic ulrben 8eioe mad Be-
aabIung Ser iibliden Gtrafen entla6en.
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N Gn6Ii&. na@Ianae.

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bersurihten, nahs neiien uaO ti1o6ernen
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ratb in ieiHer botgeitrigen Sisuns foIs
sinoe Bin burd Oreimalise 2einng gum
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summe bon $1,000 Hierruit.bepiliet
fein Iol, nm ben borIiesenben sslat.
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GDIfsfeft am 4. Suit.
General Carl SGura II s
Me0ner eiugelao ben. .-
Ste Gefaugsfettio n oes
Surner 8ereius UNI Wfits
ptrtung er fudt.

Die nerIGie6enen Counties our Bor<
bereituuu fur bic Seier ON 2. SuIi pere
iammelten ii@ borseitern NbenS in Der
M1afonic SaI. - Gs ipurbe beldlolIen,
bas Set auf 8osIes's SilIs, 8 Meilen
melt on Der Srantlin q. &.,s ab3ubal'
ten. Die @iienbabn : SeIealaaft miro
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fouen fur Is Gents pro 4crion lies
fern. Die GauleH, tueroen ;frei tansstt
portirf perben.. = - : - s's : -
Sic 0anft Der is. gesaIareu 1T fur
ben Sag bonn General Sbomas BeriprOs
den tuoroen. = Ber ais .teSaer oes
Saees fungiren miro .iit nod ui9t BEE
tanut. @euperneur sSelesbeD bon Sl-
uns Srpn3 Grete bon 0lidoari lparsq
einaelaoen. Sod baben iie abialaglid
aeantportet, 6a he bereits anoertueiti9e
engagements baben. gs 1T nuninebr
@usf&t Dorbanben, DAP Carl sdur5
bertomn,en tuirS. Collie 6ieie @asftbt
beruittli6t perSen, 70 Oiirfen mir unS
nuf cine gang famofe @eOe 9efabt mdsi
den. Bir bofen, 6ab oiefes ben
0eutIGen elm gang belonoerer Sporti
fem miro. ii6 en- masse BET benz Selte
su bctbeiItsen. Sdurs lit eatidisben
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ueiien 5at, unb 6ient bic nnsebeure
0eiferIdaft, beren er fi@ in Der ensli>
iden Gprade erfreut, Oa3u, baB felbif
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ten Wfanner 6etraGten. - 28ir inbeln
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auf benz @GIadtfelbe, als aud auf benz
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rem &eoafteurjfnbI in Detroit fur Elm
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uns am 90. Sabrestaee Der 9ationaIen
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ments 6 omite bertaten fonnte. folIen
stuei 8iae, elmer nm 9 un6 eiiicr I'M 10
ubr oas Depot berloiFsn uaO foa nm
1Ok llbr Die 8eriarnraluue ntlf Dem
SeRpIase sur 9ronuue ssrufen iDerDen.
OasMuit gonrite tOtiroe bcouftraet,
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ein3uIaOen, mebrere patriotiid1e ui6
an6ere geidnse ouf BEN 5efpIase pore
sutraseu. gSir boffeu, 6aB Die SeftiOn
freunbIi&ft tire Wihuirfung DerIeiben
miro. - Oie nadite gomitez 8eriamnls
lung gu iueIGsr NlIs, Die fid fur, oas
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mittass 6eenbigt feiu 70 oab Sieienit
gen, UeIde fur ben Nbeno anoere Slime
porbaben, BARN ui9t 9ebinbert iino. ! g
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Criminal : Gpmrt.

Gin 9lntrae fir cine untsrfuduug in
Der @upreme eoaFt in benz Sale oes
Sas. Green pub Gbas: 2pulan, .bigbes
Nforbes i'm eriten Grabe idulDig befun.
ben pureea, iunrbe Bio ouf 8eiteres
lberi1oben.
Ser glntrds, Sem 9lorris gRordn,
Der Uesen Oiebltabl 81 flint Sabren
3uGtbaus ,Derurtbeilt luorben mar, cine
no@maIise 1nterindung gu getuabren,
.iuu,oe neriporfen. ssa 81 !
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bebeutenDe gfduner finot eriuat iporDeft,
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tets cine .&toruug ees petf6nliden
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-08
CONCLUDED IN OUR NEXT.

The cornerstone of the University
Of the South ~as laid at Sewanee,
Tennessee, October 10, 1860, in the
presence of ten bishops, and large
number of clergymen of the Episco-
pal Church, and thousands of specta-
tors. A domain of 5000 acres on the
Sewanee plateau, Of the Cumberland
Mountains, has been secured to the
University, and before the war, sub
scrlptions were made to the amount
Of n early half a Million large part
of which it is believed will be event
ually collected.