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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-28

SOLE AGENTS FOR LACLEDE OIL cos
COAL OIL. BENZINE, AND
l. u b T. c a t n 2 Oils.
No. l42 Second Street
MarchSd3m ST LOUIS
YOUNG'S ST. LOUIS ALE BREWERY.
The best Cream and Stock Ales and XXX Porter
by the barrel and half barrel Also bottled Ales
and PoIters. foreign and domestic
All orders from the city and country promptly
filed.
Brewery Office No. rs Commercial street, between
Olive and Locust streets, ST. Louis, No.
Narcbgd3m B. +. YOUNG & co.
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12
SOOTHING SYRUP.
EoR CHILDREN sTEETnINe. b

Nywxsaeh greatly facilitates the process of
e.2nanshlng by softening the gums, reducing
szzE AnNanlmations. will aTlay, ALL PAIN
slmRaad alaasmodlc action, and IL
SIRE TO REGULATE TIE BOWELS.
k1azeend upon IL, mothers, II will give rost
ez1psRourSelves and
aaxszasIER AND HEALTH TO your INFANTS
vvfc have put up and sold this article for
SE9fT thirty years, and can say fa confidence
sahssGg6aith OF IL what we have never been
ssAsSs TO say of any other medicine: neVer
ssann G. failed IN a single instance 10 effect a
essz~N. when timely used Never did We
AHa~oay an instance eofdissatisfaction OF by any
esrzae S~ho used IL. On the contrary, all are
e1AhAlGhted with It's operations, and speak in
eaearmas OF commendation of its magical
eselHszts and medical virtues. We speak In
&e9efztnattor "tOhat zoe do k1loaU, 4" after thirty
Sesss&zs experience, and pledge our reputation
feArrHac Jity''nent OF whdt zoe here declare. In
a1A1sn9st every Instance where the Infant is
nasrafanring from pain and exhaustion, relief
Vssf9 sbe found In fifteen or twenty minutes
aaG1kGr aane Syrup Is administered.
EAaAz2 directions for using viii accompany
sAnsan ;hettle. Noae genuine unless the fac
ssRfeaAte OF CURTIS n PERKINS, New York.
zmsauaeCfie outside wrapper. aaqssl 4balt
laas0ld by all druggists throughout the
~Ewazzd. Bin -ffffT
ntfnTcE. ONLY s5 cENTs A BOTTLE.
rn8S10 deod. w tf
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12
agPEoTAL NOTICES.
Klrrgorate the Responsible Organ.


ENC stomach Is the responsible organ of
azzsf sssfenB. IL the digestion y ilnpeffcet,
% sms-v member, every gland every muscle,
.sgsosarsg nerve and nbre, Ia more or less out OF
saf1sAfa All the fluids are deprayed. The
eksrAan isaclouded. The spirits are depressed.
Al .syspeptics kn0t0 this 20 be the truth
IA Is not, however, han the truth. Col
rlEzasns would be required 70 enumerate the
ssa4aEas ard penalties OF dyspepsia, nor
sBzzEexd any pen do them justice. Tens Of
sz1Ataaaands fret them no man can describe
eEilsxn,
.s.aaHl they he prevented2 Can they be re,
hEifFAad7 Can they bo banished at once and
s.flasvers UEQUEsrIoNABLY THEY CAN.
tkan ayspeptie has ever taken HOSTEL
.rH4Eb STOMACH BfTTERS In VAN.
t4sszkeVe no one who says the complaint Is
11neStrApie, This great vegetable stoDiaehic
swPA grnaicata tt-is graduating ltsln q
AzatAfatnd cases over which medical pfactl-
s4auaexa have shaken their heads ominous-
@4g.lR sging, " Nothing can be done"
xtao faculty has It's failacies. One OF them
- shat indigestion Is the most diffoult on
zfsu tlfe ordinary ailments OF mankind lo
ssliznbat and subdue. This n nlshtthpgi ~
Nothing can be easier than 20 conquer ~ -
esne tE1e specific be administered; Ibs N"So-
s&xBtes combination which has betoni95 20. a.
R11s91lh lthroughout the ciyllized ed,Ws,gt1 Wgt,1 ~
AtNeNs1MfT1EIt'S STOMACH ~ ~ - - iste ,.,,,a,,
AN autidOts 10 the disease whleh nus ,, "uN9s 5
azgssry where preeurahie. III you WISH wisn W
fy0sE with the elVspeDsia try the phhftnhco-
5sns6s1aa DrAscrfDffefs. If you want 70 root -
.ss.aI and pregenf is recurrence, take lhe
zizt1fers daily. There Is no ulsoouhl on ths
f6eafamony In its favor. II there Is man
ssTgsVoman who has ever tried 10 for indi-
ntxtr1on without being benefited the fact
hana mot Iranspired, Upiverkal, uncontrne
Z EiaczsA praiseaPouclies its wonderfuf tonic
Vsiztnes
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12
WARM WEArHER ANp rrs ErrEersA ] z

MANY people, especially, ladies, COM
plain at this season of the year Of
general weakness and debility. The
use of Speer's Port Grape Wine pre-
vents this. The wine is said to have Y z
"A most wonderful effect In giving ~
strength, vigor aud tone TO the whole si
systemi il is extensively used by
ladies nursing or about to nurse in 4 Il.
iants.
Parties from London aud Paris y
order it, approaching it above French
wines. 1t is said TO be unsurpassed,
for summer complaints and for weak 81.
ly persons. Our druggists have OBJ
tanned some direct from Mr.. Speer.
The price is low for so excellent
wine, and every family should have
bottle in the house.-PhitGdetphiG .r
Press. noasa nov1l-d&wlt edi h
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

az The Evansville JOURNAL says an ef-
fort Is being made to establish a rolling
mill In thatcity. II will probably result as
the effort 90 establish street railroads In
that village resulted. How about that cot
ton hill 7-Ne.o Albany Ledger
The cotton mill is a fixed fact.
The stock is all taken, the building
purchased, and the machinery will
soon be here and the works in opera
ton. The street railroads will also
be built, and the rolling mill, which
has long been in operation, will be
enlarged There is an effort being
made to cheat the cotton mill COM
pany out Of the machinery, but it
won't succeed. 4.sa
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12


tKzr Maggiel Is the founder of a new Med
Skza1 system The guam titarians whose vast
trHatArnal doses enfeeblefthe atotnuch and
txazxNlyxe the bowels, must give preeedence
Emaaane man who restores health and anpe
T.kAss, with nom one 10 Two or Ills exttaor-
sxrnaisry Pills, and cures the most viruieIt
aaspzmne with a no KgoF Soof ,hla wonderful and
sskall Asealfnp SaiVr. NThes two great speclfs
\ ssss OF the Doctors are fast supercedinr M
4 Ire neGcTreotyped nostrufns OF the day. sF.x-
0sranrdiJnry cures by Maggiel's Pills and
Sdshape Aasve opened Che eyes ot the public to
tahse Inefficiency OF the $50 called) remedies
gsAEsuEl,ers, and upon which people have 80
ttszng b,indly depended. Maggiel's Pills are
NEtrNS apf hhe class that are swallowed by the
s4zssgun. aud OF which every box fun talSen
@1nnaaes an absolute necessity for an Other.
tAtameso two of Maggiel's Pills suihces TO
EnAAce the bowels In perfect order, tone the
Haennaach, create an appetite, and render
nana@ apiritS light and buoyant! There1s no
fiEg9ping and 40 reaction In the form of con-
eNtapation. II the liver Is affected, its funo-
Ns@ohns are restoreds and III the nervous sys-
teeen Ia feeble, 10 Is inylgorated This last
.tdatttSAnakes the medicine very desirable
-1@1 Ale wants OF delicate females. Uicerous
aAsaa ,eruptivo diseases are literally ex-
saaAaisned by the dlsinfectant power OF
s.sm@ls&lel n sAalve. In fact, 10 IL here an
MSunSeu that Md00ieps Bilious DgspeDtfc
sSssI -DssMlrhcrn IehLs cure where all others
l1A1L W nlle for Burns Scalds ChilbIains
eLatin anu ttll abrasions of the skin Mn0Oiep's
zR1tpt ~ iniallible. Sold by n MaRriel ii
E-dne street, New York, and ali Drupgists.
cat rs scents per box 'N GA - dS,gIv
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12
Anausenents. A

NEW METRoPoLIrAN.--An immense bill
Of entertainment is presented for this
evenings attraction, aud we hope TO see a E
large concourse of the lovers OF the art K,
dramattque assembled tonight within the,
walls Of the New Metropolitan, to witness
the rendition of the mammoth plays, con-
sisting of the favorite Led0er dramatiza- 0T
tion of the " Gunmalser OF Moscow, from n
the faclle and nnctious pen OF that urbane
gentleman, and highly favored son Of
iMoinus, John Brougham, Esq, and the
great and highly interesting drama ,en--af
titled " Nick of the Woods, " or Tale of
Kentucky" The distribution Of charac-
ters will comprise the entire company,
with our fayorite Grtfste, Bella Golden, IN ~
the loading female roIes, with songsa AMI
ye who would enjoy a feast of reason and
afiow Of soul, fail not to attend tonight.
Tomorrow nights the young, ,gbeautifulgTF1
accomplished, and talented actress, Miss i.
Kate Fletcher, win make her debut on the ,,
Metropolitan boards as ELY o'Connor, In 81
Dion Boncicault's successful play entitled
the I" Colleen Bawn" The press of other !
cities speak very highly OF Miss Fletcher,
and we donbt not she will create Jttrore
hara NfuHEfffIHHr fiIiiIF yaU
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

Swain's Infallible Hair Restorative
is decidedly the best article forrestor-
ing gray hair to its original color, (not
dyeing), effectually curing all diseases
OF the scalp, preventing theshair from
falling off, giving it softness and
gloss that nothing else can produce.
Price one dollar per bottle. Sold by
all druggists in Evansville. Depot, "a
South Water Street, Chicago, Illinois,
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

FENIANTsM.-Capt. Eugene O'Shea
and Capt Dohony will address the
people of Evansville on Monday
night, in the Court House, on the sit
uati6n Of Ireland and her interests.
Both are eloquent speakers. <o.,
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

TURNER'S HALL.-This spacious
building is under roof, and will soon
be completed. 1t will be inauguarat-.
ed by series of entertainments for
benevolent purposes, the first Of
which will be in aid of the Orphans
Asylum. This win be the largest
hall in the city, and will be the NEST
convenient, being on the ground
floor.
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

LADIES AND GENTs OYSTER SA-
LooN.-The finest Oyster. Saloon in
the city is kept bysAdaqk d Christ,
Second Street, between Loctist and
Main where Coffee, Tea, Chocolate and
Oysters are ,seryed up in the best
style. The superior Chocolate Cofo ~
mills are sold only by them.
81 nov8- Iwd
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

GbBBLED.-We understand from
the Louisville Courier that our fellow
citizen, Col r. X. Dunkerson, was
gobbled by the guerrillas on the train
near Franklin, Kentucky, the other
night with others, and cleaned out of
$50 IN money, We hope he saved his
jewelry. .nHH aWa 5fRit
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12
IMPORTANT NO THE sInK

we invite inc special attention Of our
@uaders to DIR. Easterly's adyertIaa,nants
Tlhtch can be seen In our advertIs,,,,, c,l'
aranS DIR. Easterly's Family Medic,nes
1se deserTedly popular, have rapid sale
Age general satisfaction, aud are Kent ~
EH the principal drug-stores throughout
.ane Western and Southern States. Il viii
#leseen that DIR. Easterly does not recon-
seaond one medicine 10 cure all diseases
~taat prepares remedy for each particular
@@ssease, which can be relied upon to cure.
s-sayl0
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12
SPECIAL NOTICE, -
1850 0H a III f 8f
BULLS CEDR0N BITTERS.
Read M Eil0ards's Statement.

LOUIHVtLLE, KY, PHI 2, 1903.
a4Ak. JOHN RULIs--Dear Sir: Gratitude to
segdaa sae well as "A sense of duty To the pub
fsse fequires that should give you a state
snNnni, for public use, OF the great benefit
ianNRe derived from the use of your "Cedron
&EQtkera." After military service OF thtr-
ERaam months, embracing tho Pea Ridge
ss1nanpalgn and battle, was discharged
G1rxgan the service ANA came home TO die
Eztgapgpsia, liver complaint, and general
4assfAd1ity were i'tst hurrying me TO the
aR1mWa, and every remedy prescribed by
sgasggGicians seemed oniy TO aggraVate my
s8sahss8ses. About four weeks ago was tori
xs1Aaaate enough 10 procure your "Cedron
AE1iEss1rs," and by the use of them alone /
akagSe been restored To perie Il and robust
aa2anailn. can mOst earnestly recommend
EaRxszn an being all, and more Than all, they
sslftsrscommended to be. You are az liberty
q a@smanRe any use you wish OF this state
ftxA1sEft. ffpg s3Tf4fy. .ytty4
j am, respectfully
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

EsTABLIsHED.--A new Post Office
has been established at Emison's Sta
tion, Knox County, on the Il. & @. r. z,
r., and Mr. George Fuller appointed
postmaster. The post Office name Of %
Oak Station has been changed to Oak152i.
town a1pe ii.id z s.3aiil ,.,l.
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

YoUNG MEMS PRAYER MEETING
IKE Young Mems Prayer Meeting
will be held in one Of the Rear Rooms
Of Trinity NJ. b. Church daily, from
hale past IL until half past II o'clock,
until further notice, commencing and
closing promptly at the hours above.
All friends. feeling an interest in
the cause of Christ, are cordially in
vited TO. be present. fisi9s
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12
am, respectfully
a VOICE FROM vICKsBURG.

VIcKsBuRG. MISS, Aug. 8, 1868.
EJlR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: / am happy
GENsszate to you that have used your valu-
sA1s1ae " Cedron Bittera " with great benefit To
aaEsFsself. In general debility and prQstratiOn
e1tKnasy system produced by tho euFhaalthy
amama anlasmatie Influence OF the Mississippi
fAkavEr around Vlciksburg, having been with
s1aHaGrai Grants army through it's whole
aFsmHthern campaign. / confidently recom-
EEnssszfo ats use to- all personaKwiapf are exs
Xaahzkd DO nnheaithy climates.
.Hnl II. w. FOdLE,
agent u. s. Sanitary Commission.
Nafar aAle by PETER VIERLING, Water
eaaEamasat. iiifaE fTusl t#aNHsf nh1 Imayl4
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12
BApTIsING "A number Of personsD .

of African descent were immersed In
the river at the foot of Locust Street r.
at noon yesterday. We are told
there is quite a revival progress
ing in the African Church in this city
of which these 65aptisms are one oftOf
the results. We believe there were
near dozen persons baptised, the
ceremony attracting large concourse
of citizens to the wharf
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12
Terre Haute and indianapolis.
FRoM TERRE HAUTE
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM VINcENNEs.
sTEAMROAT LINEf

~ LlAAitP1AA A4A4NAA7s
To Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Every Wednes-
day, Thursday, and Saturday at o'clock
u. M,
10 CAIRo-DaiIy, except Sunday, at 3
o'clock p. M. H4fl "
To GREEN RIvER,- Every Wednesday
and Saturday al o O'Clock n. M.
To EAsTPoRr.-Every Thursday at 4
o'clock T.. M.
TO MEMPnIs.-Isvery Saturday at 4
o'clock p. M. +,
To HE sDERsoE-D Daily, except Sundays,
at B o'clock Pm. qrtt.lfsff IlF lff
RnclKport Stage (via Newburgh and Room
ville,) carrying the mail, leaves Mt A. NJ,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
Arrives by y. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. assat tff1 #6mnfFa
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. M. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by Ar. NJ. sEui
Mt Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays) at A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
cept Sundays) by 2 p. NJ.
q To, NEwBURG. Hack daily Except Sum
day,l from the Merchants Hotel, az
O'CLOCK II. M .f8 .t.fHfI. EEf0.f
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

RsS~ Tho JOURNAL Steam Printing
Office is the best place in the city for
fine teork in the way Of Circulars, I
Cards. and Envelopes. l-lL .... - -
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12
LOCAL NOTICES:

III OYSTER SoUP-rFor lunch at Ham o6i ola
mers' this morning, at q O clock. -
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

HIGHLY PLEASED. = The Posey
Court of Common Pleas was in ses~
sion last week, Judge Robinson on
the bench. A Conservative member
of the bar, in this city, who was in
attendance, informs us the Posey
County bar is highly pleased with the
change, and that business was trans
acted far more rapidly than hereto
fore, and with greater satisfaction.
Coming from the source it did, we
Thought it a high compliment to the
new Judge. .suoDasgio iIa r,Juoals il
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

THE Evansville JOURNAL boasts that
more shoes aud boots have been shipped
from Boston 10 Evansville than have been
shipped 20 New Albany. We tiiink u quite
iikely. Ourmercbantssbuy their stocks Of
boots and Shoes direct from the manufac-
turers at Lynn, and other important man
ufacturing. towns, while the Evansville
merchants buy theirs second-handed in
Boston, thus paying at least twenty per
cent. more for them than the New Albany
merchant pays. This Is why our New Al
bany merchants are always able TO under
sell the merchants at Evansville. .--NeiO 1T
bank Led0er.
That cat won't jump, Ledger, and
sucha dodge is extremely disingenu-
GUS. Ninety nine one-h hundredths of
all the boots and shoes shipped to the
West come through Boston and are
there registered and enter into the
statistics made up by the Shoe and
Feather Reporter Your merchants
may buy some boots and shoes in
Lynn and elsewhere, but our ner-
chants generally find them buying
slop work in the auction rooms in
Boston, where shoddy work is kept
expressly to sell cheap Our mer-
chants buy from the manufacturers,
for cash, at the lowest rates. Hence
they are forwarded to the commission
houses in Boston at the expense of
the manufacturer, and thence TO the
West, giving our merchants a decided
advantage over those who ship direct
from the manufacturers, if any are so
stupid as to do so. b
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

pGS- There IS many man in this
city that thinks it wrong to throw
away his money by betting on horse
race or faro bank, that is throwing
his money away in much more fool
ish manner by buying Boots and
Shoes for himself, wife, and children
of petty dealers, that paya jobbers
profit for goods that are made for the
wholesale trade, when he can buy
goods that are made for us, for our
retail trade, all warranted, and sold
for twenty per cent. less than any
Jther dealer in the State can seil
poorer goods. We have store over
flowing with all kinds of nice ana
good goods, at No. Second Street. y
nov9 df&m is. RIcKER.
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12
EnYelones.

We are prepared to furnish 20 bus.Noal
ness men Envelopes with printed o'4
cards, very cheap. .yrali.iiqoq tsdnnl ra8
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

GONE TO EURoPE,-Our very Gle.
CANT and much esteemed friend and
fellow-citizen, Capt. Gus Lemcke,
left Saturday night on the Tarascop
en- route to Europe, where he expects
to spend several months. Captain
Lemcke is one of.oar most worthy
young men, and he bears with him on
his long voyage the kind and earnest
wishes of large circle of friends, for
a safe voyage and delightful expert
ence. aa ~ teA 3ii5 W ea9a b4i4
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

lF. you want Shawls, Cloaks, Cloths,
Cashmere or Millinery and Dry Goods
of any description, go to
~ SoHApKER, BUss1No & Co. y
Octl3-dtf.
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

A SHARP DoDdE, The Courier,
true 10 its natural love for yillainy, sug-
gests to Ben. Harrison TO deny that he
is the man, short episode of whose
history the JOURNAL published Sat-
urday. We guess Ben. will not try
that dodge. He did it at Hawesville.
He took sharper dodge than that.
He lodged down to Uniontown.
Suggest some better dodge than that
TO your friend Courier. l..LI o--
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

pB- The Carlisies, arrested for the murder
OF Lieut. Hampton, are having o hearing
at Evansville. They stook q change of
venue, we suppose, from Spencer County,
where the murder was committed. .7New
Albany Ledger. i,hoHuioaan sa iai .sa4a
For the information Of the Ledger
we will say, they did not take change
of venue from Spencer or any other
county. The examination is before
Judge Parrett Of the Circuit, and his
IjurisdicticgIis8 aunpesedb to EXTEND
throughout the Circuit in preliminary
examinations. xa we may further state,
for the -inlornation of the Ledqeg,
that the Carlisles are not having a
preliminary examination before a jury.
LET IT BE FIXED.7-The crossings
of Sycamore Street are in mostla
mentable condition since the rain,
and are likely tosbe 50 a. each subse-9 =
quent rain, On Saturday lady
crossing from Bement & Vieles to
Carpenter, White q Bakers, lost her
shoe in the mud, aud was glad to es-
cape without more serious injury or
loss. Good crossings should be made
on Sycamore at First and Second
Streets, and we hope to see it done at
once. Few crossings in the city are
more used.
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

SoID.-Captain John ID. Hall. Yesterday,
S1,u Si.u MS wharfboat to A. Steiner of Tell
Any Any Ihe price paid was S4, los. We un-
. VsLsgtnd sas III Will be removed to Tell City in
d Iew days Evansville Courier. IIi -
we understand that two OF the other
Ihre9 wharfboats at Evansville are for
ss s,'ie' mere not being business enough
'herg 10 support more than one good boat.
--lNel0 albany Ledger. -
we do not understand that either
OF the other wharfboats are for sale.
Each seems to be doing right we'll
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12
Mas WfNsLow.l

aaAR experienced Nurse and Female Physi-
EaaT a1fiof igo4is fH aHot
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

STLL AT WoRK.ZThe two scoun-
drels who knocked Mr.. Daum down,
near the Central Market House, few
nights ago, or some Of their sort,
seem to be growing bolder in their
operations. A one armed man, whose
name We did not learn, was attacked
near the corner Of Main and Eighth
Streets, last night, just at dark They
sprang at and knocked him down, but
did notstun him sufficiently as TO pre-
vent him calling for help, which he
did, Justify, when his assailants be-
came alarmed and fled. We again
warn our citizens who have occasion
to- be out at night, to, be on; their
guard and prepared for the miscreants.
Let the police, also, use extra dill
gence to detect and bring the seoun-
drels TO justice = y '@.ll - -
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

loeA DISPUTE TO BE SETTLED.-It is
known to some of our readers, per-
haps, that the nacBineryI for the cot
ton mills contemplated in this city,
was expected here from Canneltoa
about this time; but it appears that
parties in Cannelton, moved by jeal
ousy, have placed obstacles in the
way of moving the machinery, and
have finally, we believe, obtained an
injunction against the removal Yes
terday three Of the stockholders in
the Cotton Manufacturing Company.
left by the Swallow for Cannelton, ac-
companied by Mr.. John j Chandler,
as counsel to litigate the matter, and
to obtain the release Of the machine
ry. We do not know under what pre-
text the attempt to hold the machine
ry is being made, but are assured
there is no just cause or right for such
detention. We have no doubt but
that the mission above mentioned will
prove successful. OF one thing we
are satisfied, and that's, that nothing
within the compass Of human agency
will prevent the cotton mills being put
into operation. The gentlemen Inter
ested are not the,ikinditolbe banked.
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

K npT IF ATTY brick yards are in operation
here next year oil taelbr1ek they can turn
out win find ready sale In, this city, such is
the number iof f'improVements contempla-
ted next season. Neso Albany Ledger. nt
III pw many brick. yards did it, take,
Ledger, to make those almost 49,
100000" - you, boasted were made in
New Albany this season?
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

,kWHAT IS IN A NAME.-They have
q man in Madison whose name is
Observation-Disclosures chaun-
cey .aiEa IfIhL
.aa "This Is earnest.
This IN real"
He used to live in this city and is
we'll knownato river men.
The Evansville journal., 1866-11-12

CARLISLE. Hampton Tragedy Examln-
alton COntInHed.-CFOss Examina-
tlOn or Detective Wilkins-Testi-
mOny for the Defence wilkins
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-21

AN ENGLISH DAYS WORK.-At
a meeting OF men employed on rail
roads, and held recently in London,
it was stated that many of the accl-
dents which happen are to be attrlb-
utcd to the exhaustion consequent
on Ovcrwork. One of the officers
of the Railway Amalgamatcd Bcnc-
fit Society stated that it was no un-
common thing for the men to be at
work on Sundays, and have no rest
for six weeks together, and he men,
toned man ut Gloucester station
who had not had day off for more
than twenty years. Many of tho
engine drivers had worked from
twenty-five TO twenty three hours,
and then fell exhausted in a lcthargic
sleep at the footplatc of the engine,
there to bc exposed to the snow and
rain in anunconscious state. Eigh-
teen hours was the regular period OF
work on Saturday, and it often hap.
pcned that the signal man would
tall asleep in his box. Cases of ac-
cidcntal death caused by oTer labor
often happened.