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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-02
SPECIAL NOTICE.
uoa si8IJLLs CEDRON BITTERS.
Read M. Etl,p12ds's state ,n.e,.

Read M. Eti,safds's Statement
LOUISVILLE, KY, April y, 1868.
ElEz- JOHN BULI-Dear Sir: Gratitude to
= % sEss as well sense ofzduty to the pub
a, requires that l should give you state
.axsRt, for public use, of the great benefit
kEsRe derived from the of your '' Cedron
.a4s, ssfzAers," After military service of thir-
aA t ei ~ ~ 4 tte 90 ISIugS
Szazn the service and came home to die.
Dyspepsia, liver com plaint, and general
e18blIiGy We're fast hurrying to the
ASA 8lS;E42e, and every remedy prescribed by
physicians seemed only to aggravate my
Diseases. About four weeks ago was for
i5ar zzzeate enough to procure your "Cedron
Ixzaers," and by the use of them alone /
-f 7qE&lEe been restored 70 perfe ct and robust
1B5azth. can most earnestly recommend
s7e1n as being all, and more than all, they
Ezra recommended to be. You are at liberty
nc make any use you wish OF this state
azE2ent.
am, respectfully,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
A Card.

MEssRs. EDIToRs-Sirs: Will you please
announce w. g. HAZELRIGG as q candi-
date for County Treasurer subject TO the
action of the Union County Convention?
Mr.. II, was Union soldier, and was Sc
verely wounded, disabling him for life. He
is wen qualified, and deserves the support
of all good Union men.
junHd2t MANY SOLDIERS.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The lars

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-The large
residence of Rev. Ak. Sterrett was
sold on Saturday at the Court House
for Sc, 300 to Mr.. Smell of the Sher-
wood house. His starch factory was
also sold to Mr.. Troop for 1910 The
property was considered cheap at the
figures. -q.r
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B9- There is to be celebration
of the Fourth of July at the town of
Kirksville, Gibson County. We no.
tice that the soldiers have a hand in
that too What a pity.
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Mrs. Winslow's Mystic Pills

Ere prepared only for a legitimate pur-
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~ q sTz3e or mother should 5e without the Mys-
liz Pills Try them, and be convinced that
8aey the Lady's Friend. Price s. per
eSzx, or boxes for s.. For sale by all drug
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B@ Our accommodating friend
Tom Gather, who has been for the
past week filling the place Of Billy
Sherwood, who is indisposed, as Elk
press Agent, has our-thanks for paper
fayors. Tom. makes good messen-
ger, we are told. Mr.. Hoagland also
hassour thanks for like indnesses.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-02

g@ We are glad to see our friend
Capt, Z. FL. Ehrman again at home
improved in health. He has lost his
voice somewhat, but is recovering
that, and we hope to see him soon re-
stored to his ancient vigor.
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communicated.

Communicated.
g@ rs. F. H., of the Journal, in
his letter, says:
viii you be kind enough to ex-
plain to Capt. Nc, to Henry, and
other trqtsty soIdiers2 "
Explain what? Why not let all
soldiers into the organization, if the
purpose is to take care of soldiers
widows and orphans? Who are the
ty'usty soldiers2-COurier.
who are trusty soldiers?" indeed.
If Kierolf, the man who puts the
question, had been in the army, fight
ing for the suppression of the rebel
lion, instead of cowardly skulking
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DRowNED.-We regret to learn that
a young lad, twelve or thirteen years
old, by the name Of Mathew Falstead,
was drowned below the city last even
ing, He had gone in to battle and
accidentally got beyond his depth, and
thus lost his life. The body was not
recovered at the time we received the
information. We understand that his
parents live some four or five miles in
the country ae
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-02

B9@ The number of children in
Gibson County is 5000 The amount
of school funds for that county is
l$12, III 81, which is divided pro rata
between various townships. 20
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GOLD WAToHEs.-The number Of
watches reported to the Assistant As
SCISSORS of the two divisions of Van
derburg County, is three hundred and
ffty-two, Ours is not included in the
above. We have have good andsufi
cient reasons for not giving it in.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Fsher.-(Edw'd
@, Darlington, Esq, District Attorney, prose
cuting)
In the Criminal Court, yesterday, Rachel Smith,
a colored woman, indicted for the murder Of Chas.
G. Parker, an infant child of Mary Parker, was
placed on trial The murder WIS committed in
Chestnut alley, on the 9th Of November last. It Is
alleged that the accused entered the room of the
mother of the child during her absence, having had
a difficulty with her. and taking up the child went
to the porch, and then intentionally let II fall,
when 1t received such injuries that death resulted
The defence deny that too child was purpOsOly let
drop, and assert that tho accused was so drunk
that she did not know what she was about. J. J..
johnson and s. T Drury for defence,
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L o c A L AT Al r s /.


CoUSCn PRooEEDNGs-BoARD OF ALDER
MEs.-The Board met last evening at the usual
hour Present: Mes,rs. Brown, Gulick, Garfield,
A. Lloyd, Noyes, MeCathron, Cross, Barr, and
Lewis
The Chair laid before the Board q communication
from the Mayor nominating RUFUS Choate as resi-
dent student at the Washington Asylum, In place
Of @. J. White. Referred to the Committee on
the Asylum.
Also, a communication nominating Winfield Will
kinsOn as superintendent Of sweeps for the Sixth
and Seventh wards, and Withdrawing the nomna-
tiOn of Alfred Wilkinson. Confirmed.
Also, q commune I'll OF. ann ouncing his approval
Of an act authorizing the Mayor to make contracts
Tor laying Watermalns during the current caenaar
year. m act TO grade and pave the ahey IN square
'oh an act Tor 'hs renei OIL henry Dimonoi an 40.
aPPioPi'a''ng siA' " i'pai. .n' ou''e''0" N'"'''
toutn' between fh'h anu o'A'n s'teo" oS'
Also communication nominating VI, ee'n o.
Todd as member oil the BOARD oil heai'h iOr .he
Fourth ward In place oil pr. bosan' resigned ne
ierred TO the committee on heaih.
communication nominating william inon'p'
son. Esq, Us ponce magistrate Oh Inc ihiu "a'u'
oonnrmed.
The Chair also laid befots the Boari commu-
nioatiop from the Mayor transmitting q copy Of
IN. ,anort of thu an rineers detailed NV the War
n.,.r,,n.n, nndsr ,..o,n,,on If ,bs senate of IN.
department unoer resolution o' INC oeha.e VI 'n'
United States of the immediate means which, in
their Judgment should be adopted for the improve
man, If III. V.,hiroton c,tv Canal To secure the
I.I,, t,L,. .,,,, -, AZ. ,ou,,n, ,rnm.r v;,b
pe"'a % ."" 11"e w 49,,
estimate OF he expense OF carrying their project
into affect 1T will be perceived that the means
for ,.mnora,v rolief rscomuiended embraces much
-, L-.,.r.. ..,,.a 10 No,s,,
OF 'ne PIanS "e'e'ooio e"bs.''" W
Severson, Wise and Ellis Tor the permanent I'm
proyement Of the canal and though the cost Is far
preasr Than WINS then esti,na,ed the plan for TEN.
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a, N. van, AZ r,o,n. N m.., tho .,nsp,. The
-. a l.. A.. -, co. r,amro-o,v rs.
Isf, viii command m. confidence of nil. and will
,oon bo folIowsd hv a mora elaborate report from
tho anna soures of n plau for the more permanent
,mrr,vsnspt of the canal for the purposes of com.
"a .w.,an.
,.I, n.hoov.. N. thsrssora now IN rrovids the ne.
oa,,.rv means IN m.st thu expense Of this work.
,I1rrsoiotino tho uro.nt nsos,sitv for IL, imme
d,o,. commencement and IN most this sxigencv. I
b.v. aIr.odv m.mor;aIysd Copgres,. setting forth
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NAvY-YARD.-At the navy-yard the mon
itor Tonawanda Is being overhauled and repaired
The steamer Augusta will soon bo ready for sen
service. The. Stonewsll has been dismnntlod and
anchored in the stream. Paymaster J. c. Hsnning
yesterday entered upon his duties accountant Of
the yard
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BURGLARY.-The store of Mr.. S. W. Owen,
merchant tailor, was entered on Sunday night and
over $3.50 worth of fine clothing carried Of. The
thief effected an entrance by boring a hole under
the latch Of the back door.
This morning officer Doyle, Of tho third ward,
arrested Charles Loo, a negro, who had on several
suits Of the clothing He was taken before Justice
Thompson, whom he confessed the robbery, and was
sent to jail for court.
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WAsHIFdroN, April Y, 1850. !
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. GEO. f. SEWARD, the Con-
sui General of the United States at Shanghai,
China, Of the death, on the 9th Of November,
1865, at Shanghai, Of SAMUEL LASGFoRD, an
American citizen.
Information has also been received from
the same source of the death, on the 4th Of
December last, at sea, of SAMUEL HENDERSON,
seaman on the ship" L. W. Seyburn."
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Found DEAD.-0n Sunday afternoon the
body of an aged man, named Samuel Causin, was
found dead on the Virginia shore Of the Potomac
near tho fishing landing Tho cause Of his death
is not known, but supposed to be from exposure,
Cousin had lived many years in that county.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-04-10

The DISEASE At THE AsYLUN.-The disease
which has been raging at tho asylum for some time
past is rapidly disappearing. The inmates have
all beon removed from the main building to smaller
buildings the place, and 1t is thought that in
short time the sick list will be clear.
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w. G. PHELPS, of Devlin II Co., New York
will DO at Wllard's Hotel from 18th to 10th inst.
with a large assortment of samples of new and
choice styles of seasonabo goods for gentlemen
wear, from which he will be happy to take orders
York. ap9.6t
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CLOT H I N q .
uOW HE EpEI

NJ rHg BARD or OAK HALL.
There is a doctor In our town,
man Of practice and renown;
He makes a handsome Income clear,
And lays up money every year
Now, whom he started out in youth,
He had but little cash In truth;
Dat still he d try his best to do,
And make a name and money too.
He attended lectures, studied hard,
And very quickly passed ths board;
H opened once, hung out sign,
Bat many patients could not npd.
Zach day he sat, with saddened face,
For poverty came apace;
Al last friend gave him advice
which changed his fortune in a tree.
Now patients hocked from far and near,
And kept him busy all the year,
Men and women, all declare,
No doctor can with him compare.
The secret Of his great success,
III tell you II you cannot guess;
The same adviee will help you all,
He got a suit from SMITHS OAK HALL.
SMITH BROS d Co,
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
AND DEALERS IN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
OAK HALL,
464 Seventh street
Just received, the largest add finest stock Of PIECE
GOODS ever offered In the city Of Washington HAvins
secured the best artists In the city, prepared
make up Ia the Finest style, aud at lower prices thar
any other establishment
mhl7 g., r. co.
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The LADIES PRoNUSCIAMESTo!-Wh pro-
testing against all the old worthless DOutirriCOs
now In the market, the ladies, with ono consent
have adopted the sozoDoSr as tho one thing need
full to insure the integrity Of the teeth and fra
grant breath.
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JEwELRY and silver-plated ware, gold-plated
jet and pearl SETS coral sets California stone SETS
rings pins, silvor.plated castor stands, table
spoons, table forks, tea spoons, goblet cups, call
bells, for only one dollar, at prigg Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. 43s Pennsylvania avenue, three doors
from -Four. and a-half street ap4-lw*
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CIRCUIT CorRE-Oh,V Justice Cartter.-
Yesterday the case of L. Il. Bantz against Tbos. J.
and WIN. H. Hoover was tried Verdict for plain,
til for sos with interest from October g. 1906.
Nelson $ EAstan against Erwin g. COmstock and
Joseph L. Saynge. Action for services rendered.
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Il II or oS AIS.
PROPOSALS FOR LAYING WATER
i'll MANS.

MAroR's OFFICE, CIR Hall,
wAsnINGToN, April O. 1866.
Sealed Proposals, to be endorsed on the enyel-
ope "PToposA- for laying water msius,h will he
ceived at this ofioe until no FRIDAY. the 18th in
slant Bidders will also specify the envelope aud
the face Of the bid, what district the bid Ia for
There three districts, which are bounded follows
viz:
DISTRICT NUMBER ONE includes all that part Of
the city north Of the Chesapeake and Ohio cana aud
City canal, aud west Of seventh street west.
DISTRICT NUMBER TWO includes all that part OF
the city north aud northeast Of the canal and east OF
the west side Of seventh street west.
DISTRICT NUMBER THREE includes all that part Of
the city which IL between the canal and the Potomac
and the Eaf tern Branch.
Specifications and forms Of proposAl' can be had by
application to the Water Registrar and such proposals
only will be considered as are written upon these Tegu
lar Otacial forms.
Satisfactory bond aud security will be required from
the parties with whom the contracts shall be made
nr4. dl9 RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor
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Matiomal &epnblitau.
DsrAnrSspr, o. s "a.

y WAHHINoTONi April Y Io0''
Information has been received at this De-
part mentfrom Mr.. EDWARD @. LoRD, the Vice
Consul of the United States at Ningpo, Of
the death on the : day February, 1865, at
Ningpo, of THOMAS BEAVER, an American
seaman belonging to the ship "Lugger Fox"
The same official also informs the Depart.
ment Of the death, date not specified, Of
GEORGE BALrY, an American seaman.
The legal representatives of the above
named deceased can obtain further informa-
ton by addressing this Department
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RoBBING HoTELs,-Y Yesterday morning As
siItant Superintendent Reed arrested young man
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

Information has been received at this De
partment from Mr.. w. P. JONES' the Consul
of the United States at Annoy, Of the death,
on the 10th of November, 1865, at the hos
pital in Annoy, of S. PETERSON, seaman Of
the vessel avid Gazelle."
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The AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURcH.-The Baltimore Annual Conference Of the
A. NJ. L. Zion Connection met in annual session
last Saturday afternoon in Union Wesley Church,
Twenty third street, and was called to order by
supt, Talbot, after which supt William II. Bishop
read the I'd chapter, I'd sPiStle to Timothy. Con.
ference then Joined. in singing the hymn, Jesus,
United by Thy Grace" &c supt. Brooks then
addressed the Throne of Grace in very feeling and
aasctionate manner. The conference will meet
daily in the same church. A large number Of
strange ministers were present There will bo
preaching in the following churches every evening
during the week, at 8 O'Clock, viz: Wesley Zi"n,
street. Island Union Wesley, Twenty.third
street, John Wesley, Connecticut avenue, and
dalbraith Chapel, street, between Fourth and
FIT h streets. The public are invited.
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.rv.svu q bill to remove hog pens
ana pig styes outside Of the city limits. Recon-.
United.
Mr.. Wright introduced bill to compensate the
assessors, and for other purposes Referred
The amendments of the Board of Aldermen to
the bill granting certain privileges oOnditiOnAlly to
the Washington Alexandria and Georgetown Rail
road Company, and for other purposes, were son,
Cured in.
several bills from the Board of Aldermen were
referred.
On motion the Board adjourned.
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RISKS TAKEN AT THE LOWEST RATES.
LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID.
NO CHARGE FOR POLICIES.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-07-20

The laures of the military cheftain are
dearly won, and of precarious tenure. One
defeat echpses score of victories and the
5eted hero of yesterday may be the object oil
popular execrations to-day. The late victory
OF the Prussians over the Austrians fuHnishes
an illustration of this; and our own war
record is not free from parallel cases. The
Paris Pays says:
Nm Austria people are so dismayed by the
success of the Prussians that some are stuff.
GENTLY lost to all sense of propriety as TO
designate as traitor Gen. Gablenz, whose
corps was destroyed. Gablenz, the brillian,
and audacious hero of the war with Denmark,
could not be sufficiently feted. man who
is chivalric loyalty personifed. His misfor.
tune was, that division of the Prussian
guard. by dint Of forced marches, was able 10
fall on his flank. Originally,a command in
Italy was offered him, bat he demanded to
serve in Bohemia that he might have an OBJ
portunity to take his revenge on the Prus-
slams, who chased him from Holstein, and
who have now SO completely conquered him. -