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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22

CHRIsTMAs, FESTIVAL AND Con-
CzRErThe Sabbath School members
q Trinity NJ. E. Church propose hay
ing D. grand Christmas Festival and
Concert on Christmas Eve. Two
beautiful trees wen loaded With pres
ents for, theEchildrens connected with
che school, will be on exhibition, and
good singingImay be anticipated from
The church choir and members of the
school. An admission fee Of so cents
will be charged adults, which will be
applied for the benefit Of the school
or go to the organ fund.- All who
attend ON this occasion may antici-
pate 6ne entertainment. The pleas
ure of seeing the little people in their
holiday attire, and hearing them sing,
will be worth the price Of, admissions
.nm&Eh
"A S8l mon aniunna sndlumO s9Ta IS
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.SrARrLINa ANNoUHcEMEnTJ. T.
B 8. A, Coolidge, OF the, MeD York
Store, have marked down their entire
stock Of plain and plaid Empress
Cloths from 81 rs to S1 IS per yard !;
French Marines and al Dress Goods
in the same proportion. Y Balnsoyul
Skirts, ~ co.; French Corsets, 81 so;
LaditS C7oaks, literally speaking, are
sipen atodg . On the LIST day Of Janu-
airy, 1857; they will offer to the public
100 dox., best quality, ,Lddiss ribbed
cotton Hose, 1t { $50 q s pair; 100 doz.
Ri66ed Wool Hose, at zoe a. pair;
Prints at 10 and 18c. Their Winter
stock win be sold at all hazards; no
sacrifice viii be too great to accom-
plish that object. dec21d3t
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FoR RENF4AA twOo story brick
dwelling Gust vacated), containing 8
rooms, with a dry cellar and out build
J ngs. In the large yard will be found,
at the proper time Of year, apples,
peaches, two grape arbors, with bear
ing vines, raspberries, currants, fine
bed of pie plant, &c. Apply to
|" :, 49, .sa,,t Is. ia 4. /. HAAS,
/ Cor. Main and First Street, over
First National Bank. If
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ssy- Beavers, Chipchillas, Cloths,
Doeskins, and Cassimeres, the most
elegant, and in the largest quantity.
are to be found at j. r. Lotspeich's,
Nos6 South First Street, u Mr. Clark
does the cutting, and guarantees q
peyseet fit in every case. u nov16 cod ~
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CHRISTMAS LUNeH.-Louis Eller
would inform his friends that he will
give "a Free Lunch at his, Saloon on
Sycamore Street, between Second and
Third, on Christmas morning at 10
O'Clock. : All are invited to attend, y.
dec22, St. 5'.. ,,',I 49, - sts.,ty sl,a'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22

! CIGARS. - Seventy-fve thousand
cigars of all grades, to be had at
Gresham q, Co.'s, corner First and
Vine Streets, at from 81 % to $9fper
box. for one week only, to close out
consignments. deco 1w 1850
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re. REMOVAL.
HEAD y Mooney viii commenpe to

Grand Clearing Out Sale a
of their entire stock Of Dry Goods,
to be continued until the. LIST of JAM
uary. Everything at cost. and all
former purchases lbslOs6 cost / Afhll
''Y sibb Be it 6SlloS Hose s6ssRt. pair.
Ribbed Wool Hose Is cents q pair
Delaines 20 cents yard.
Dress Goods from 12a cents up.
. Merino Shirts and Drawers at 81 Q
pair, os s5sf,ro bis s5,,,o,,,,..,o,, .,,,,
Wool Flannel 40 cents per yard.
Kentucky Jeans at 30 cents Der
yards1s Z a .l.IaagwA9 : >
Linen Handkerchisfa l2s cents each.
Best Prints is cents yard.
,MedipmE15 cents a. yard. Z II Hill
Nothing "Old nor Ugly in the
stock, but all seasonable and war
ranted in perfect order
dec19-1w.
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STErNwAY & Sons PIANOS, The
Pianofortes, Grand, Square, and Up
right, manufactured BY Messrs.
STElNwAY & Sons, have establish
ed for themselves so worldwide q
reputation, that it is hardly possible
for rs to add anything to their just
fame. - -, s...r..,,,, al v,is sf
Among the chief points Of their
uniform excellence are:, Greatest pos
sible. depth, richness and avolapse Of
Tone, combined 10Th rare brilliancy,
clearaess and perfect eveBJsess through
outthe. entire scale, and, oboUe all, q
surprising duration of sound, the pure
and sympathetic quality Of s1hich 'iever
changes under tie most 6leIic6te' or poac-
erfgl touch. 80 LRa '79fi 9dE-.oHfko aof
This peculiarly is found exclusive
lyin the j" STEINwAY Piano, and to-
gether with the matchless precision,
elasticity and promptness ofaction al
ways characterizing these instruments,
as well as their unequalled durability
under the severest trials, is truly sur
prising, and claims at once the admit
ration of every artist. We therefore
consider the g STEINwAY Pianos in
all respects the, best Instruments made
IN His country or an Europe, use them
hsoLely and. exclusively ourselvesiip pub
lic or private, and recommend them
invariably to our friends and the Pub
nc. : "a set as.u- ID, aaa 0na ,lateaag ~
We have at different times express
ed our opinion regarding the Pianos
of-yarious makers, but freely and an
hesitatingly pronounce Messrs. STEIN
WAY d Sons Pianos superior to them
I ALL daazoL han E3fi9fA "a u nfaial
S. b. Mills,ao 7atH4 Robert GoIdbeckl
Carl Wolfsohn, al VIM. Berge,,f 'hS
ia. Davis, Theo. Thomas,
John N. Pattison, Robert Heller,
Henry c. Timfn, Fred Brandeis,
f. L. Ritter, 'iaAJ Jos. Mosenthal.
William Mason, Alfred I'll. Pease,
E;ayen Breuing,, Thee. schreiner,
III. Moelling, - .E, Muzio Z. nj -sy y,
Max i Maretzek, Director of the ItalF
Carl Absolute, Director of the Ger
Carl Bergman, Conductor at the
Academy of Music and Philharmonic
Society $50 a " ~ Ob3 NJ -
Theo. Eisfeld, Conductor of the N.
Y. and Brooklyn Philharmonic Con-
Geo. w. Morgan, (Organist of Grace
Church af - 4s'hinia Dec21 div. I
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For THE HobIDAYs.-Just receiv-
ed a fresh supply of very choice Turk
Figs, Dried Cherries and Dried Plums
(pitted,) Layer Raisins, Cocoanuts,
,laU aaese .trait0 and 30 barrels New
York Apples, the very best in market.
PARSONS, Sc0viLLE & Co, -
8 Is sIisAb ,SYOtia 10 iMa;n Sfraat W
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HORSE AND MULE AT AUoTIoN-L
will sell at Auction on Saturday
morning, at, iii q clock on Main
Street. opposite the Court House, a
six year Old good, buggy Horse, and .
three year old work Mule! tldAW0A
sdec2l2t poonslHRAaI sNEEsoNo ,
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Brick AND SToNE FOR SALE AT
lAUcTIoN.-All the brick and stone Of
the building lately burned, on the
corner of Locust and Water Streets,
will be sold at 2 o'clock, P. H., on
Saturday, December 22nd, to be re-
moved off the ground. 9paosoeh f
d19d4t. HIRAM NELSON, Auet'r- (.
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CITY NEWS.

THE battentiye officers of Adams
KEpssss. yesterday, placed us under
special favors,o for which, as well As
fartcnstant remembrances, we tender
auur thanksssTls f~alA G-d9I44Q
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For the Largest and Finest Stock
Of Mems and Boys Clothing, visit
the Great Wardrobe, 81 Main Street.
8: N: SMITH & Co, Propt'rs.
noY22--edtfan ia,14 o. rallnfI NJ Id
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PHILHARMONIC SoCIErY. - Mem
bera Of the various church choirs in
sar city perfected q musical organiEa-
6en last evening" and adopted the
SHOVE name. They design making
aeir Society permanent erganizs-
Ian, and we make bold to promise our
sitfsens a rich musical treat one Of
sRsse days, when the Society publicly
pehsarsesasome favorite oratories.l II
md designed ,to, have, a.1argechoirs and
0rchestra, and from the we'll known
musical talent of many in our city, we
skink the effort will be crowned with
GCmD4ete success. eT SNIP s4g R.3lTz'
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I :sREMoYED.--Dr.. Magenissy has, re-,
moved to First Street, one door below
Mr., Sam'l. Archer's residence, be-
tween Locust and Walnut.
I dec13-lW. .SE1I4aagfg
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THE REV. ISAAC AIKEN, Pastor Of the a
Beaver Street, Methodist Church. in ALE
ghanyr Pa, states that he has been pernaa-
nentIy cured OF Dyspepsia, after ffteen
years suffering, by the use of Goes Dyspep-
1G Cure. This is but one of thousand
who have had the same experience,
dec7d6wlt
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EVANSVILLE FURNrTuRE.-aA gen.
finman from Arkansas, who had been
sf Cincinnati to purchase furniture,
returned to this, city on Thursday
nkehts and, yesterday purchased
1900 worth Of furniture from our
hkrniture dealers, which. he shipped
satks' Tahlequah yesterday evening
AR Ft. Smith. Evansville 10 unques-
t6anably the cheapest and best market
@ the, Ohio River. .bia l.49sq. si5ile %
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/. L. LOCAL NOTICES.

lBar Marblehead, Mass, is acelebraz
ted for; the manufacture of Children'sl
Shoes5 q Turner gsbuys LARGELY there,
and has just received fine assortment
for the holidays, beautiful and cheap.
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9SAcRAMENTAI WINE.-A pure and
Misunderstanding wine, prepared from
the finest native grown Port Grapes,
especially for the use Of Christian
churches, and guaranteed to retain it's
grateful favor and essential qualities
unimpaired for any period, by "A.
Speer, Passaic, New Jersey, and 208
Broadway, New York. ,.,.,..
II. T. Ferris have some that is four
years old. $50 /. -. +.Taag s@f
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WHY sUTrER from Dyspepsia when 80
potent, SO safe, and so certain Remedy
can be procured SO easily. Co.'s DYsPEr-
STA CUBE h . perfect specific tor the dis
ease. A single dose win demonstrate this
fact. Let those who are troubled with
Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Constipation, &e..
make but one trial. tl> z sdecI5dNwlt. Il,
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Bachelors Nair nYe.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the beesin the
world. The only true and perfect DBe.
Harmless, Reliable, instantaneous. No
disappointment No ridisplCns nnts.
Natural Black or Brown Renaediest the III
effects OF Bad Dyes. Invtgorates the hair,
leaving IL soft and beautiful. The genu-
inc Il signed ,W3iEi0sW a, .B0tchelor. All 9TH
ers are mere fLnitations, and should Be
tuners. Factory 81 Barclay street, New
$50 BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
dec. l4-ly.
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THE ENRFRrAiNMENr ron THE Or

THE ENTERTAgNM TENT FOR THE Or
PHANs.-It is very manifest that be-
neVOleRee is not as active a faculty in
this city. as curiosity. On Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday nights three
curious Observation-Disclosures ex-
hibited at Masonic Hall, attended by
a deal of buffoonery and ludicrous
comicalities; also, ON Tuesday and
Wednesday Afternoons, and, - except
on Monday night, the room would
not hold the crowd that sought admis-
sion. The money thus eagerly ex-
pended ON these occasions went into
pockets Of men travelling ON specula-
sion. and 80 per cent of Az was carried
away from the city. Last night a
number of young gentlemen volun-
tarily gave an entertainment as
ludicrously comical and quite
as sensible, ~ but Olacking the
curiosities. The object was to
raise money, . in aid Of, the Or
phan Asylum, established through the
heroic exertions of the benevolent
ladies Of the city, and scarce half
hundred people were present. The
weather was just as pleasant, the
streets not more disagreeable. Why
this difference? Last week, q fair,
gotten up for the benefit of rich and
powerful Church, was crowded, night
after night, ard money was expended
on . mere fancy, ike water or heroic
blood. But for the, orphans--those
poor houseless. fatherless, mothcrless
little ones, cast ON the, cold charities
of the world-but empty benches
greet their entertainment. We chide
no one for going teaee thelittlefolks,
or for attending the fair and contribu-
. ting literally. Both were worthy of
patronage--iberal patronage; but is
the Orphan Asylum less worthy?
|, The young 8 men acquitted them
selves in manner highly ereditable to
themselves and pleasing to the audi
Sence, far more credible than the last
negro show. which was shonored with
a fall house. They give a matinee
to-day for the accommodation of the
school children, and we would be
glad to see one-tenth of the crowd
that attended the matinee on We'd
,nesday last. Tonight they repeat
the entertainment Of. last, night, and
we expect to see the hall crowded.
The object is a noble and good, one,
and the entertainment will be exceed
ingly amusing. Remember the or
nhons
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Day GooDs, MOTIONS, 30, sAUc7
TIoN.--Ladies and Gents / will sell
at Andtio1. Monday mAfuingl Decem-
ber 24tha 1886, gat my Auction Ropma
corner of Main and Third Streets, Dry
Goods, Millinery Goods, and Notions,
such as Dress Goods, BeRnets, Silks,
Ribbons, Flowers Shawls, Cloaks,
Blankets, Hoods, and many articles
suitable for Christmas, presents2 Sale
at, 10 o'clock, A. M, and 2P. No.
d21d3t. HIRAM NELSON, Auct'r.
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SHOOTING Docs. UNDER UlFfIdauiIt-
rIEsTWe heard the, .otheE day, .
rather amnsing story of one Of Che
dog -slaysrs pursuing his Vocation un-
der difficulties: Passing along the
street armed cap-a-pse, he espied .
large fine looking dog. a great favor
lite of a highly respectable family, and
faithfulEatchsfor their protection.
He was generally kept chained, but
had been turned loose for 3 few mo-
ments for exercise. No sooner had
the myrmedon Of the law espied Jow-
ler'than he went for him. Approach
ing in easy range, he leveled his shot
gun and fred laway,S but missed his
canine highness. Jowler understood
that to mean war; and with reckless
daring went for the. enemy Of his
race, Policeman retired percipitate-
ly pursued by Jowler. 2 The dog gave
up the chase, when the policeman
turned and fred a second shot with
like success. ~ Again the dog went for
him, the slayer loading as . he rap.
Having managed to load both barrels,
he fred twice more at the dog, with
such unsteady aim that not a. shot
took. sfeetA JoRler became satisfied
that the policeman was not a. good
shot, turned away IN disgust. and
running home leaped into his master J
yard and was safe.a s9iV mo I'mas IN
The dog has since been muzzled, as
his owner feared the dog slayer might
harbon malace against him and might
take steadier aim next time.
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THE IMPROVED INnELIBLE PENCIL, Pat
ented 1853, 1850. Greatly superior 70 Index
pc hsks. One Pe7scis tOiH mark ooer 800 -
tctes. f.pt,,-t
Desirable, convenient and useful. -
st-R ara Springfield (Msaa1 Rspubfic1n.
prussi.ss &c. aS V sfsssufsS a5s i sois q
Wholesale, by
ssTHE fsbELHRLEf ENcIL 60; .
Ese-y Asnes1 WarTantsd. Psee 50 esris.
/ dec. H-lmd&K " anL.nIfnnnKnr FL
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@ Messrs. ]. ?. Elliot & Son, a.d
Is. Jaquess, wish TO purchase 3 few
hundred dressed hogs, for which they
will pay the market price in Cash, at
Elliott 4 Sons Grocery on Third
Street, near Locust, tdecl8lwd
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Delicious Flayoring Extracts,
Choice Catsups and Sauces, Sardines,
HOLSTERS, &C., and other delicacies too
numerous to mention, to be found at
No. % Locust Street.
4 .HAMadERsIakfi & SAMSON.
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( LExclITEMENiT. ~ esterday morning
a policeman was following dog with
intent to. -kill-6rst up Water Street,
then upsMain CStTest @but the dog,
with the natural sagacity Of that ami
NAL, always keptiu, such position
that the policeman could not shoot
without endangering the lives of hui
man beings! These movements at
tracted aaerowd of men and boys. and
the procession moved up Main Street,
and forwbat we know Il going yet. rs
we think 4he dog belonged 70 acoun-
tryman who had visited the city with
his team. - $1,000,
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FULL scholarships issued for $35 90
to all who enter the Evansville Bush
ness College before the LIST day of
January, 1867. a-haoq dec17 IF
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EvANsv1LLE, Dec. 10Th, 1866.

Mr.. r. C. GrieTson: So
We, the undersigned, wishing to assure
you that we appreciate youriuntiring exc
ertions In the cause of the Drama, request
that you will accept of a Complimentary
Beneft, as slight token of our respect.
Trusting it may prove Christmas Gift
worthy of your acceptance, etesis8o9 "a
We remain,
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aialqa5 .wo,ioar.ot saao.lo gs@ d j., 30:
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Z
n. O. Grierson, Esq:
Understanding that you are to be the re-
cipient OF q complin6 entary Ebenent, ten
dered to you by your many admirers in
this city, we respectfully tender you our
voluntary services on that occasion.
Trusting theresplt may be as beneficial
to you as 1t Is pleasing to us,
We remain very truly yours, &C.,
Martin Golden, James Fitz William, #.
Morris, Il. Morris, A. Hofrichte, William
Fletcher, Ed. Chaa Voltz, #. w. 0ssenberg,
John Reuter-, Christ. Georges, A. Thomas,
VIM. Avmann, Geo. Morrison, w. w.
Grant, Jas. w. Wilson, ID. H. Lewellyn,
w. +. Melville, Anthony Kohl, II. Glare,
r. Shutz. DC. Heppel, r. G. MILESTONE,
W. r. Barbour, Charles Hanson, Bella
Golden, Fanny Lewellyn, Virgins r. De-
Berger, Mrs. r. G. tirierson, Nelly Harris,
Emma j. Ellison, Kate Blackburn, Elisa
rniiiiPs' o. yA aAo q 4 gd9AfHF aia3
LADIES AND GENrLHMK2s-Your volun-
tary services are accepted with pleasure,
end thank you most sincerely. From
the position hold In the Theatre, and the
multiplicity OF my duties, fl have ever
appeared, Gas may have done,) exacting,
trust you win attribute IL to my anxiety,
both for the Theatre's success and that of
your own welfare. / thank you for your
attention to business, and this tribute
OF respect, and wish you merry Christ
mas. Yours, truly,
.2g9IUYH A0gJo, RI @. GRIKRsoN. 8
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VERY respectfully, YOURS:

p. L. Geissler, N. iSilverthorn, g.. H.
StockweIl, G. N. DeBruler, III. w. Bippus,
w. A Kuhe, Thos. K. Sinzich, Aug. Du-
souchet, w. II. Boicourt, DIR. Thomas Run
Gle; e csT 80 ~ +, B Carson yGhn n
Morris s. johnson, J. r. Lotspiech, ]; ia
.Ques, T M. Smith, Ed. Tabor, Osborne Reil-
ly, TsJs Groves, John w. Gorse, Z. Bischof,
+. n. Ehrnan, Ben. Hubs, r. L. Britton,
J. o. Scott, Geo. A. Mandell, John L. Over
myer, Thos. Gather Frank Scott, w. F.
Bowers, s. #. Horrall, Geo. b. Well, Geo.
Schultz, Phillip Hit, Jacob Oelkuch, r.
Wilmington, August Reitz, III. 8. Lots
haus, LOU Fickas. Dan Heiimanf ohm j.
Chandler, "A. s! Gamble, v. C. BaFkin, s.
A. Coolidge, J. E. Sehn, j. V. Throop, .Ja-
cob oeRikslh, rn6 atty othssss.ssE IA
EVANSVILLE, Dec. p.
Geo uBs HieEe, Dr.. Thos. R,t'efe, Dir: =. r.
Lotspfech, Morris g. johnson, Osborne
Reilly. H. Bischof, II. H. EhTnIGs, A. Rettz.
g, a. Coolidge, Geo. L. Stockt0eH. r. l..
Gefs9ler, and 0theFssd ynEgnroD VINO az
, GENTLEMES: Your favor Of the 10th inst.
is justrecef vedi y thank youmost heartily
for you're Kind tender Or q complinaehtary
benefit, and, with the consent OF Manager
Golden, select Monday evening, Dec. oath,
for the occasion.
/ bus ,HaRespectfullys yohrs.AA TAaS
HULL 2ga 81 RpHr. C.if E5fiIEEsoN.
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l.oCAl.-NoIlcEsy

,STA UTTM AAXN
REMEMBER, gentlemen, to buy one
of those nice new sets Iof Furs, or a
handsome Empress Cloth, Cashmere or
Merino Dress Patterns, or q Palsy
Shawl just received, allmarked down
lowerthan the quoted prices, at
.pu,Ir ne WIN. HUGHEs a. Sons. $50
22-t2 $50 No. 66 Main Street.
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| DRUBKs--There were sundry cases
lof drunk IN the city yesterday, Bill
Dougherty,let downon asfellow at the
whisky bshop on wheels Honi w alter
Street, and after much labor and suf-
fering succeeded III lodging him in jail.
The fellow it seems, had stolen a.
skiff, broken the windows in a fat
boat and then went to the four-Wheel-
ed saloon to raise Ned Is when
Doughefty let down on him like a.
cat on saucer of enewimilk, or like
a Democrat ON a, glass Of sod corn
whisky, and took him Id, He strug7
gled and called for Mayor Baker and
Ed. .Martin3 and swore, he would be
tried before no one but Alex, OAR
linz, e 3 He, finally laid down and re-
fused TO walk andhad to be snaked to
the door of the Jail by the officers. ~ J
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KECoRDERB CoURT.-There were
but two. cases before, the Recorders
Court yesterday, but there is q prom
Use of a livlier time to-day Julia
Taylor and Mary Hart, two females
of the African persuasion, we're ar
rested for lighting in the street.
Their sport bbctost them s6o 20 each
We think 1T is time these frequent.
violations of peace and good order by
the Africans should be checked by
such penalties as d win convince the
Offenders that such Injuries are TOO
expensive % be often INDUCED in
Both viii visit the Recorder to-day.
Another fellow was picked up by
]. d. Green IN q similar condition
In his demonstrations he fell into the
gutter and got soaked ON both sides.
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

10 IIoUrsvILLE.-Every Monday and
2@eurday &C 10 o'clock A. NJ. Every Wednes-
day, Thursday, and Saturday at O o'elock
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LET those who have doubted the virtues OF
Bulls Cedron Btters, if any such there be, read the
GLOWING certificate from gentlemen well known
n this community, and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into the army will
ave the lives of thousands of our soldiers.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June g. 1868.
We, the undersigned, have seen the good effects
produced by the use of DR.. John Bulls Cedron
Bitters in cases of general debility and prostration
of the system, and believe its general use would
prevent disease and relieve much suffering Among
our soldiers particularly would this be the case
especially those who are exposed to miasmalic in
hunce in the southern climate
Davis Green h Co., Wholesale shoe dealers, Mau
Street, Louisville.
Chas. B. Cotton Collector of the Port of Louis
villa, Ky.
Col. II. Dent. Provost Marshal General of Ken
lucky.
julius Winter Clothing Merchant cor. Sd and
Market Streets. Louisville, Ky.
Rev. D. p. Henderson, Vice President of SAM
tary Commission.
Hart Mapother, photographers, cor. Market and
Third Streets, Louisville, Ky.
Geo. p. Doern, Prop. Louisville Anzeger
Hughs 4 Parkhill, Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers
Main Street. Louisville.
Capt S. F. Hildreth, of steamer Maj. Anderson
Maj. L. T. Thurston, Paymaster U. S. Army.
c. NJ. Metcalf National Hotel, Louisville, Ky
Col. lessee Bayles 4th Ky. Cavalry.
George d. Prentice, Louisville Journal.
For sale by FINLEY h STEWART.