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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-09


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The market is ha5, with decline of
I'D per pound. ~ d rs s& ga
The Prussian Government has made
a demand on the English Government
for the. treasure packed up and car,
ried off by the King of Hanover and
by them with the Bank of England,
asserting that she viii seize and retain
the Hanoyerian domain If it is not
given up The amount of {seein was
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The Pdtrtg announces that a
Mexican army, fifty thousand strong,
recruited among Mexicans, and Off
cered by Europeans, will take the
place of the French army and will
maintain MACMILLAN. on the throne
The Municipal Council of Neime
has presented petition to the Em-
peror, reafirming their loyalty, but
Seriously urging upon him certain re-
forms in his military and civil affairs.
They say also that att the present
m0menF0uS perlO0 stne eTepleseH0dtAseS
of Vienna will not dwell upon all the
causes that broughta about the present
sas deeply serious positionof the country
ITO one cause, however, they must al
lude. It-is, that this position has
= been not so much occasioned by the
present reverses in the field as by the
~ unfortunate policy which the advisers
of the crown have pursued both at
home and abroad for long series ei
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HANOVER COLLEGE, j INDIANA.
yx1HE NEXT TERMo IN HANOVER
IL College viii open ON the last WeSnes-
.day OF, August, a thorough course in the
Arts and Sciences Is offered to all young
men who desire to obtain a liberal ed0ca-
.tion. 10 SO JAMES WOOD, President.
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day, September lith. It's accessibility,
established character, hoaea influences,
thorOughness, and superior facilities, in
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logues and information, address
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KEaTUClzT ELECTION.

LOUISVILLE, Aug THE Louis
vile Courier has returns, official andV
reported, from forty-one counties,
which give Duvall a majority of.
$4,000 Every county yet heard from
gives Duvall majority, and the ag-..
gregate in the State will exceed 100000.
CAIRO, ILL, Aug. THE election.
returns from Kentucky are meagre.l
Hobson received only thirteen votes
in Hickman, two in Columbus, and
not more than forty in all Of Ballard
County. Only one precinct of Mar
shall County has been heard from
here, but the vote was unanimous for
Duvall. In Paducah, Duvall received
434 votes, Hobson 205. In four pre-
cincts of McCracken County, Duvall
received 329 votes, Hobson "a. At
Uniontown, Hobson received 8 votes.
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You will observe, therefore, that we se-
cure safe and speedy transportation, as
well as great saving In breakage, which
alone is a very important item to be-con-
sidered in the cost of, our Wares. -
Our Stock is one of the largest. and best
assorted to be found in the West, and for
sale at i,.-r .,..sr5., e1..s
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A FEW INCIDENTS OF THE ELECTION.

At Louisville, on Monday, some
rebels attacked Federal soldier, who
fought the crowd until he was shot
three times, and beaten with rocks
and clubs. He will survive. About
fifty shots were fired on both sides. .
Colonel John Nuekels. late of the
Confederate army, candidate for Clerk
of the County Court, was shot, and is
likely to die. ttfgysia
.-Adair -County-Hobson's majority
cBurail ) majj6rftics Ballitt yob county
1913; Marion County 500; Christian
ConntHa $50. 9f6t2 aOl1I
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BY THE CABLE.
GERMANY.

sa2o LONDON, August .. Before the ar
asmistice had been extended to Bava-
ria, the Prussian army had movedira-
pidly, and secured a good footing.
They are forcing a paper currency
upon the people. By the agreement,
the Prpssians are to occupy Weiz-
burg, but the BaYarians are to retain
the fortress of Wentz. The Baden
troops will leave it on the 9Th inst.
TIE Rhine Is re-opened
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@ONSIDER OUR. ADVANTAGES! We.
~ are now receiving our Queensware dt
rect from the Potters of the Old Worldi Al
New Orleans, our crates are hofsted non,
the Ocean Steamers, and placed on board
Steamboats,, which land them at our wharf
inthis city, thus making bur one transfer
from 1xtrfa s. fsq43rfrrV 8
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Extremely Low Prices

We are now manufacturing every de-
scription of COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE
13 ana SQAl IA Gltt @nfc we VIII
Lamp Stock consisting of Burners,
Shades, Chimneys, Pegs, and Feet, for sale
at manufacfurers' prices. 81 sE.Tf1Eq -
Our new Catalogue ard Price List for 1866
is now ready for distribution, which will
be furnished 10 Merchants only, on appli-
b
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3 -COMMEROIAE, NEWS.

AI5The cholera is increasing in Eng
3 lahd.a al sT9fTyne sfam Ht44E
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I !, Z Since the signing of the truce, part
of theiSwiss troups, which were guard
ing the border, have been disbanded.
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e Khlne IS re-0pened

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During the last three days the Aus
trians have been pouring into the
Tyrol, via Bavaria, to the number of
about 10000.
The Italian navy is to be reorgan-
lied. AE ta XItHi a ew
~ The ccnrt-martiaI of Admiral Per
sano, who recently commanded the
Italian feet, is progressing. 4
gllaosaA A new Italian loan of 350,000,000
livres has been ordered. bslatres
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-26

CIaourr C0DRT.-The jury Ia the
case of tho State %. Zachariah Wade,
tried for the murder Of Hiram Bald,
win, at 2 o'clock yesterday morning
returned verdict Of guilty Of MUIR
der in the second degree" and affixed
his punishment at imprisonment in
the State Prison for the term Of his
natural life.
A motion for a new trial was over
ruled, aud Judge Parrett, In a plain
and impressive manner, proceeded 10
pronounee upon him the judgment Of
the Court.
During the entire trial the prjeoner
appeared q no the only disinterested
person 10 the Court room, and upon
the return Of the verdict that thus Ia
his early youth cuts him off from all
intercourse with his friends and the
outer world, aud when the sentence
was pronounced. he manifested not
the slightest feeling on the subject,
The next case taken up, and which
occupied the remainder Of the day,
aud which was not concluded when
the Court adjourned, was that Of
Alex. M. Halliday, Calvin A. shep.
ard, John NJ. Curtis, and j. Il. Hurd,
~. Captain John y. MeClain, John
Greek, and Philander ID. Volts. This
IN case brought by the plaintiffs,
formerly owners Of the steamer Myr-
tie, to recover compensation for the
use Of that boat, chartered by defend
ants, and for certain bills paid by
plaintiffs for stores and supplies for
the use Of said boat while under
charter. The complaint was based on
n written agreement.
The defence SGT up was failure of
consideration aud misrepresentation
Of the character Of the boat, she
having been represented as draw
ing only II inches light, when
as she was proved to draw 20
inches, rendering her wholly unfit for
the trade for which she had been
chartered. Asa 1glehart and Charles
DENLY appeared for the complainants,
and James M Shaekelford and Morris
). johnson for the defence. A large
number Of witnesses were examined,
and the arguments of counsel were
commenced last night.
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PROGRESSING The work Of clear
ing away the rubbish from the ruins
of Mat Henniug's house is progress
ing finely, and will be nearly com
pleted by Saturday night. A large
amount Of brick will be saved, but the
Joists, window frames, stone work and
iron front, are irretrieyably ruined.
We saw a draynan yesterday hauling
portions Of the latter to the foundry
for old iron. The men cleaning away
the rubbish do not appear to have
much trouble in cleaning the mortar
from the bricks.
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WoaK ON THE WHARF. The waite

WoRK ON THE WHARF water
Is again going down, and the work of
paving the wharf has been re-com.
menced. The section now under way
will be extended to the Vine Street
waterway. AS soon as the water
falls sufficiently another section will
be begun, and the mouth of the Syca-
more Street sewer win be finished
with rock. Where the men are now
at work they have to, cut down the
wharf nearly three feet TO preserve
the proper grade, and when the wharf
~ finished as designed there will al,
ways be plenty Of water close TO
shore.
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silYsrthorn is Dragging because "A New
Albanian purchased fiBe horse nj Evans
Vile. We don't blame him; for IL is not
many sales OF the kind Evansville makes /;
and as soon as as they get anything good
in that line some one who knows how TO
appreciate It, steps in and takes IL away
NetD Albany Ledger.
When our folks can buy horse for
1925, and after using him six months
sell him for $3.50, they think that il
as good thing as they want. We
were not Dragging; selling good
horses here is too common an occur
renee to attract any particular attep-
ton.
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AN 1RREPARABLE Loss.-We are
really distressed to learn that the
storm on Sunday night last broke off
and destroyed the fine pear tree of
Mr., Ronald Fisher, on which grew
those monster pears, one of which,
weighing twenty ounces, he was 30
kind aa to present TO Us some time
ago. We regret this catastrophe on
account of our good friend aud brother
Fisher, az well as on our own, an we
hoped hereafter TO have the favor of
this season repeated.
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A SINGULAR AooIDENT.-We learn
ed last night some particulars Of sin
gular accident that occurred In the out,
skirts of tho city, and which came nigh
proving fatal, but really resulted Ia
no serious injury to any human being.
A Mr.. Wells, Of Winslow, Pike
County, was coming to the city in his
wagon with his wife, sister-in-l law and
two children Az he reached Tenth
Street the horses took fright and
started to run. by some means the
tongue of the wagon was broken and
the horses were looaened from the
wagon, dragging the man out and in
Juring him very eIightly. Fortunately
the wagon was not turned over, or the
women or children in anywiue injured.
Up TO a late hour the horses, which got
away from Mr.. Wells, had not been
found, and II il probable they made
their way back home.
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PUTTING THEM DowN.=-The Gas
Company have commenced laying
down the large pipe, or main, between
the city and the Gas Works, They had
finished the work from Division Street
TO a short distance below the old Blue
Warehouse when their supply Of pipe
was exhausted They expect further
supply at once, when the work will BIO
prosecuted TO completion.
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A BEET,-0ur good old Black Re.
lican friend J b. Fiekas, laid on our
table, yesterday, a monster beet, Of
his own raising, which il some beet.
IL measures twenty.three inches In
length and twenty-ooe inches in cir
enmference at The largest point 1t
weighstwclye pounds. tits Of blood
variety, and appears TO be entirely
sound and solid, We propose to di-
vide il among the Journal Brigade,
and other poor families in the city,
i9r their winter supply If any citi-
zen can produce n larger beet than
tins, he can just send it in.
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PURELY Observation-Disclosures
THE JoURNA1.-We heard of case
yesterday purely Democratic In It's
character and no highly chivalric and
manly, that we think il deserves i'm.
mortality
A young gentleman Of the Demo.
cratic persuasion, made bet with n
black Republican, that Posey County
would give the Democratic ticket a
majority of 100 or more, and placed
the money in the hands of young
man in this city rs stakes holder.
The election passed off and Posey did
not give'd Democratic majority of one
hundred but gave a majority for the
entire Republican ticket, with single
exception The gentleman paid the
money over 10 the black Republican,
wharedPon this sprig of ohivalry-
this representative Of the high toned
Democracy brought an action against
She stakes holder for tho money and
obtained a Judgment for $40 90 and
costs. ....
Ihere is a strong probability that
the young man who thus pleads the
paby act willaot profit greatly by tho
operation, az the stakes holder is
clearly of the opinion that he will be
able 70 beat him on the execution.
For the credit of his fathers family
we withhold, for tho present, the name
OF the ehiyalrie young man.
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A Hon FALL.-On Wednesday
night gentleman, stranger in the
city, was leaving the Journal Office
when his hat blew off, and in endeay.
oring to catch ID he fell headlong into
the excavation in the sidewalk by the
side Of the Opera House Fortunate.
ly he lit on bed Of sand and received
no injury.
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kEconpER's COURT -One solitary
case occupied the attention of the
0i'y Recorder yesterday morning.
bridget Hughes, d poor but nidustri.
Gus woman, was charged with having
committed anassault aud battery mon
the person of Lucinda Bacon In.
cinda ewore that the defendant Ind
struck her with stick of wood and
had pushed hor down, and her daush-
ter testified TO the same effect. A
witness for the defense testified that
Bridget only pushed Lucinda, but did
not strike hor The Recorder fxed
her punishment at 81 6ne, with "a As
costs. She had no money, but plenty
Of children ut home, and tho Re.
oorder sent her there to take care of
them.
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Amusencnts.


New METROPOLITAN The unpi o.
pitious weather last night caused a
rather sparce attendance at the thea
tire. The audience, though small.
was exceedingly select, comprising
some of the most elegant ladies in
the city. The audience was highly
appreciative, and seemed TO enjoy the
play, which was well produced. Tho
character Of " Amir, or Little
Barefoot, " is a most charming one,
illustrating that beautiful faith and
feryent, trust in Heaven that we 80
seldom see, but often read Of, and
most admirably did Mrs. Golden re-
present it. The characters, 80 far az
we Witnessed the play, we're generally
we'll sustained. Tonight will be
produced that thrillingly beautiful
play, The Child Of the Regiment,
when Mrs. Golden will appear in one
OF her favorite roles. We trust good
house will greet her on this occasion.
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A NEW ENTERpRIsE. Lieut.. Thos.
j. Groves, an attache of the JOURNAL
job rooms, and Robt Grierson, Stage
manager az tho Now Metropolitan,
propose on Monday next to commence
the publication of an advertising pro-
gramme for gratuitous distribution
throughout the city, on steamboats,
and railroad cars and at the theatre.
We have no doubt they will make it
a spicy sheet. ~ ssi y
[. tF "a tii .t..4 ,puuaY 2
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The Laws OF Health

IL Is useless forStnto Legislatures To pas,
laws for the preservation of the public
health, II the great tan ~ scif-preseruafior.
which depends COR itA enforcement upon
the wtH " ne hpdividuai is suffered 20 re-
main u dead letter.
There Is scarcely an adalt member OF the
community, OF either sex, IN this country
who has not seen the testimony In favor of
HoSrETrERs STOMACH RITTERs fur
nished over their own signatures bv NOR.
sons acknowledged eminence In science,
literature, art, commerce, ana every dc.
partment OF business and professional life.
Those witnesses have declared In the most
explicit terms that the preparation Is u
nhleRpntd against cpldemlcs, "A sovereign
IpihFhy lur uyApepsla, IA valuable nnit-bil-
tyus .iNuirlhe, u promoter of appetite, "a
ei.,nihi una harmless stimulant, u good nc-
nerves, a general inVlgornnt. d protection
agnihht the deleterious effects OF malaria
shu impure water, and that 10 tmpnfth u
uoklNe 81 Vigor aud activity 10 tie vithl
lo,eM when Is not communicated by any
DINER OF the tonics and stomachica ln use.
Under these circumstances. the scif-pre-
heINatlve law OF nature should tchch every
rational person who, either by reason OF
inherent debility or In consequence OF eX.
posufe To nnwholesome influences, - M
peril OF losing the gfentest OF nll temporal
blessings. lfEALrtf the Importance OF
using the BLferR rs "A defensive medicine.
DyHpepties who neglect 10 give IT trinl
are simply their own enemies, IL ~ guar
anteed 10 cure Indigestion IN NJ ~ forms,
and the bilious and nervous Will ind no.
thing In tho whole range OF official and |
medicines which viii afford !
them the same relief.
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A CUNNING Trick In order 10
prevent the water from running from
the gutter on seeond Street, running
into the Sycamore Street sewer, an
aequaduot was built across the exeava-
ton 10 as to convey the water over,
IL was a cunning device.
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Prcfessor IN Union CSllcge, Sctenecta-
dy, NeU York.
n n Cn0i0tn Esq.-- Dear siri received
your letter OF April 2Bd to-day. I am over
dxty-one years OF age. have had, from
Infancy, one car very deaf, always dis-
charging more or less offensive matter
THIS year both ears becafne diseased ,rfun-
ming very much, very offensive, pfoducAn R
the greatest debility OF body and depress
sion Of spirits, and my hearing impaired
IN the highest degree. In such condition
! put myself under the care OF DR.. g. Is.
Lighthill. lilo has fully restored me,
herf well. The dizziness and the dis
charges have been removed, and have not
returpods The stopping Of tile ruuning has
given me the highest elasticity and n viROr
OF body, and n flow OF spirits, while any
fear was That stopping the discharges
would prove detrimental, or dangerous.
esteem, or rather have learned To esteem,
DR.. q. Is. Lighthiil, (for nc was n stranger
To me until was his patiently, aa gentle
man and IA man of science, In whom the
highest confidence may be- placed.
Yours, very'truly. 81 J0uN,NoTT.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@g~ There can be no question bat That
Madame Toys Corset skirt Supporter ID
@ne OF the best inventions by which the
weight OF a iady's skirts is transferred from
Eha hips 10 the shoulders. ~ may bs had
Al dry goods and fancy stores.
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.
CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
From william X. West.
CINeInsArI. AprlI b. lhea.


IN, Lf1ifhAt-- Dear eifs IfeslinR fthauk-
fui for the great benefit you have con fs.irsd
on me, deem - a duty ! owe you and The
public % give a knec net stalsmsftf III nv
disease, aud your successful treatment OF
IL.
Some six years since contracted calarrh.
which 10 rapidly undermined my htillth
that ! was compelled 10 quit my trade,
fprihtef), and seek outdoor en- pi0yment'
which somewhat improved me, 1 fntuyn,
90 v, my trade, but took severe cold, and
tie old complaint aga u attacked ms IN "A
more aggravated and complicated form.
MY lungs becnms contested, aud effected
VIII tuberelss, While all tho alarming
symptoms OF e0nsunl ptl0n made their 40.
pehrhnce. had slight blsediDR from the
lungs, night-sweath, an incossnDf, wearing
hacking cough, and was steadily losing
physicinns OF thik city trented me snccess-
lively, Without benefittiug me, each one in
urn telling me That had consumption,
except what care aud dieting might 80.
eOmplish.
The last physician gave me tonic, and
tolu me little else could boz done except 10
Keep myself warm and dry. I was com
plstcly Frustrated and unnhie 10 work half
the time ~ tiiis distressing stage OF my
disease, and with little hope by either nv
self or friends, visited YOU and went uIi-
der treatment Without promise OF cure,
put merely an obligation on your part 10
ago to-day. Almost fr6m the firat nppilca-
ZION began 10 improve, and have gained
SO rapidly that at present my cough has
esnsed, The eNpoetorntion discontinued,
the soreness and weakness in my breast
has subsidized, and my stfeilRth las steadily
improved. furthermore, some ilve weeks
since, ! weighed mgtnlfs though Without
the intention Of "a tsst, my friends and nc
qunlntnhcsa. feinarking my healthy np-
psnthnce ~ late, caused me 70 Try the scales
again, npd was SURPRISED and delighted
70 nnd had gained fi0enfD-0at0 pounds Ia
the period mentioned.
Hoping this ntatement may be ihomeaDs
Of Inducing other sufferers 20 give your
system fnir and impartial trial, remain,
Yours, respectfully,
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PEasoHAL.-We were right glad.
yesterday, TO meet In the city our ez-
cellent friend, Capt. Isaac Hart, the
venerable sachem from the pearly
banks Of the Upper Wabash. lie IL
in fine health and exuberant spirits,
rejoicing In the glorious achievements
of the 9th inst, in which he saw the old
standard, which he had proudly follow
cd through the swampa Of the Chicka-
hominy and on the banks Of the
"Jeems," still higher advanced. The
Captain Ia still laboring In behalf of
the Soldiers Home, and went 10
Spencer County last night.
Mr.. X. 7. Kercheval, the very ef-
ticient and popular Treasurer ofspen-
Ger County, Is also in the city, stop
ping at the Sherwood.
Gen. John Love, of indianapolis,
Ia also at the Sherwood,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-26
CITY NEWS.

AT LAST We are glad to learn
from the Wabash Empress that the
fine Congregational Church in that
city Is being painted, II has long
needed such oruamentation,