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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-07
IMPORTANT TO THE SICK

We Invite the special attention of our
eaders TO DIR. Easterly's advertisements.
khich can be seen in our advertising COL
amnss DIR. Easterly's Family Medicines
IRE deservedly popular, have a rapid sale.
i've general satisfaction, and are kent IN
"a The principal drug-stores throughout
sae Western and Southern States. IL will
Y Alseen that DIR. EasterIy does not recom-
mend one medicine to cure all diseases
but prepares o remedy for each particular
disease, which can be relied upon to cure.
ayi0
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DR.. Maggiei1s the founder Of lain1,, 49,
icai System! The quantitarians whose vast
Internal duAes enteeble. the stomnnl, ..J
paraiyze the bowels. must giSo preeed e,,ca
TO the man who restores health ana ~ 1870,
lite, wlghfIona enc 70. two OF ais exfrap ,r1
binary pills, and cures the most vIrnIa,a,
sores With a box or 80 of his wonterfnI n,,S
all healing Safve. These two great ts,,ect i -
les Of the Doctors are fast supercediIig ali
the stefeotyped nostrums of tEe day, nv
traordinary cures by Maggiel's pills and
Galve have opened the eyes OF the public 10
the fnefficiency OF the ESQ called) remedies
OF others, and upon which people have So
long blindly depended. Maggiel' s Pills are
not OF the class that re swallowed by the
dozen, and of which every box full taken
creates an absolute necessity for another.
One or two of Maggiel's pills sufiices TO
place the bowels In perfect order, tone the
Btom ach, create an appetite, and render
the spirits light and buoyantl There Is no
gripping and no reaction In the form of con-
etapation. If the liver Is affected, its func-
lions are restored; and Ii the nervous sys-
tenn In feeble, 10 In invigorated. This last
quality makes the medicine very desirable
Ior the wants OF delicate females. Ulcerous
and eruptive diseases are literally ex-
Inguished by the disinfectant power of
mnggieIs Salve. In fact, IL Is here an
nOunceu That Mdg0ieEs Bilious, Dyspeptfc
&nu D.ngfhTn Pills cure where all others
tnil. While for Burns Scalds, Chtlhlains,
NuLH anu all abrasions of the skin MttQOiek,s
D0tpe IN infallible. Sold by J. MaQgiel IL
zine street, New York and All Druagists
~ 70 cents per box dXyvIv
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-07

"A SINGULAR ExHUMATloN. 1.-The
body of a Mrs, Haynes, Of lWarrick
County, was disinterred last week, and
its appearance has attracted nauehsat-
tentfon Gin that community The
CORPSE was buried more than nine
Years ago, and the locality in the
meantime has become rather wet, and
nota a very pleasant graveyard The
husp.ihd having died last week, the
corpse Of the wife was taken up to be
placed by his side in a new burying
gro3nd. When exhumed, it was
found to, be. perfectly preserved in
form and appearance, and apparently
in a process of petrifcation, some
parts of the body being entirely hard
and solid, but the face not quite SO
much solidifed. 1t was buried in a
wooden coffin. While such an occur
renee is a source of wonder in that
locality, we believe there are quite
number of similar cases recor ed. o.
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PERsoSAL-We were gratified yesterday
by meeting in the city, our friend Alex.
Howell, formerly pilot on one % the
Cairo packets, and now running q wharf
boat at Shawneetown, Iilinois.gA
Capt. VIM. Kurtz,1of Princeton, Is also
in the city stopping at the Sherwood
House. s.s sg47nfgs#fEfnHe aaf8
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II BE-swafRs Hair Balm is the best
Hair Restorer in the market, and is
fast coming into use by the ladies as
a Dressing and Preventive of hair fall
ing off. Money refunded il it does
not doallit is claimed TO do. Sold by
all druggists every where.
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Y PERsoNAL.-We were pleased to
meet yesterday in the city, Mr.. W. J.
L. Hemenway, late Postmaster of
BoonVille. He made an excellent
Postmaster, and is one of the sterling
Union men of Warrick County. We
wish him success in whatever BUSH
ness he may engage. -,
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"A Crown Of Glory. slfraag
ry Man, Woman and Child who has

used leniea1-. aan ytl
- STERLING'S AMBRoSIA
is willing to recofnhiend it Three years
of rapidly increasing sale have made the
Ambrosia famous all over the world.
y x 1T IS wARRANTED TO PLEASE. ~. 4
/" It cures Itching of the Head lt5f-8o ~
3b It makes new Hair grow on Bald Heads
"a, 1t prevents the Hair from Failing Out. 90
II reuders the Hair Soft and Glossy. a ~
Cleanses the Scalp, Cools the Heated Brcw,
Removes Dandruff, Cures Nervous Head
ACHE Cures Badness, Ensures Luxuriant
Locks, Inelines Hair 70 Curl, Supercedes
Wigs, Kills Hair Eaters--eiieet apparent at
Dnce.
ID ~ IN no THE LADIES - =
We say, the Arnhrosia viii suit you TO a T.
elegantly put up. Delicately perfumed.
Patronized by Opera Singers and Actresses.
Sold IN sbiendtd lboxes or cartons, eontainL.
Ing two large bottles-No.2 for morning,
No 1 for evening" 3ysn's sGs4r4is hHn Ff.a IN
N There is no mistake about 1T, STER-
'LINGpSf ABfBRif$IA lis the best most
agreeable and effective toilet in the world.
To prove this, try a carton. " 80 Av} N9is
Sold by Druggists. -
SrERLING'si ASBRostA fsMANuFAcruRfNo
Il. COMPANY % uI lh. - 3 sE -
ar 2l5 Fulton Street. New York.
hOyl2dWlV.
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AZ sGoIEGTo Whale Us.--We are told that a
certain party was, on yesterday, threaten
ing as with a whaling. hope he won't
do IL. We never have been whaled since,
we were q school boy. and we don't believe
we should Like it, We are geting, old iand.
feeble, and don't wish 10 llearnd any,i new
habits. ihopa the kind hearted geatle-
man will let us off d We need a whipping
bad .enonghrno doubt, but. we will try 70
Get along Withontik i lHAmah aaI ana u.
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LocA[. NOTICES.

D%Why should people have gray
and poor heads Of hair, when one
dollar will buy one bottle of Swans
Hair Balm, warranted to restore gray
hair and stop the hair from falling off
and leave the scalp in perfect orderI
Sold by all druggists every where.
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Mrssas. MARCIA WAaRgN.-We

MESShS. MARK o. WARHEN.-W we
have, in our commercial columns, FREE
quently. noted the unsurpassed, faciliri
,ties. which q Evansville presents to
country dealers as q large and complete
market for the purchase Of Queens
ware and fancy goods in thatline I'VE
think no City in the West presents
greater Inducements. in the way, Of fine
stocks and low prices. If the trade
were as we'll sustained. in all other de-
partments as in this, Evansville would
attract to tia much, larger trade than
1t does. Mark 81 Warren, whose adj
ivertisement is found in another COLI
umn, have no superiors in any city
which claims TO compete with Evans
vile in extensive stocks or iair, prices
"A look into theirWarerrooms will salts
fly any merchant of the truth of this as
sertion. They had, as we have here
tpfore stated, rented the large marble
front building Of Matt Henning,
ESD, and purchased in Europe and
the East a very heavy assortment Of
goods with which Ito fill it. That
house having been destroyed, they are,
crowded to oyerfowing ! in their
present quarters, with all their ware
house room. But they are active and
entefprising merchants, and the mer-
chandise is being turned out at such
a rate that there will be no trouble i'm
disposihg Of their large stock. in good
season., IN the few years they have
been in business, in this .oity, they
have built up a most valuable and exo
tehsiye trade. and stand in the first
rank Of our commercial men, They.
are the kind of merchants whose busi1i
ness energy lisa substantial benefit to-
tne cltyflsw sIgasd mid gvia iliw bra sere
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FANCY DRESS BAId..--Fhe people or Hem
derson are to have grand masquerade or
fancy dress ballsto-lnerrow night. A num-
Der of our young ladies and gentlemen go
down to participate, 1t WIZ, no doubt, be
grand affair, sthe people OF Henderson
know Just how TO do such things. aH4 r.
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IN MILLINERY GOODS AT AUCTION
AND PRIVATE SALEl+4Be deter.
mined to quit the millinery business,
/ will sell my entire stock ef millinery
goods at my store on First Street, two
doors below Sycamore Street. will
sell at private sale at prices to suit
purchasers until Wednesday, No
vember 7th, at 10 o'clock, at which
time will sell at auction, and continue
at auction every "Wednesday, and
private sale other days until my en-
tire stock Of fine goods is disposed Of,
Ladies aud gentlemen wishing fine
goods will do well to call Immediately;
prices are bound to suit. ~, ~
nd Mrs G. KLINdELHGFER. -
10 HIRAM NELSON, Auctioneer.
fn t0ct27rdl Ut4r4Y I4A.r.fT = seg
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NEW HALL IN HENDERSON. 1--WE learn
that two entermising gennemen Of Hept
derson are building an elegant and spa
ciousa public ball I'M That city. ItwIli be-
somewhat larger than Masonic Han, and
will be sufficient 20 Accommodates thei
largest assemblies likely to meet in Hem
derson for some years. ~ la ~
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The Egyptian Cancer Antld0te,
D. The Most Remarkable DlscOYerY

EVER MADE IN MEDICAL SCIENCE,
q Known and used only at the Ma
iDIONAL ANGER NSTIT b.
Az West Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
This Antidoe Is, q certain and painless
remedy for all Cancers, Malignant Tumors
and Sores, curing the very worst cases In a
few days. Prof. Harvey also has SPECIFICS
that never, fail in Asthma, CONSUMPTION,
Diseas (. and treats all other Chronic Dis
eases successfully. Address Z. I,
- ~ 80 PROF, HARVEY,
ocS0 diff 2 q - Box 955, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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d coMPRoNIsE D.-We are told that the case
of assault and battery we mentioned yes
'terday morning was compromised by the
assailant paying the, assailed ten dollars
We were not before aware that 2, State
case could be so compromised after war
rant was issued, i4fH 55lul 4hH .s8u y
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A Coon MovE.-We notice that most of
the leading merchants of Terre Haute
have agreed to close their places of bust
ness during theW htersat6 O'Clock ih tllG
evening, in order TO allow their employees
more leisure for recreation and self-cul-
ture. Why cannot our business men fol-
low this example? We cannot see why
the young men OF Evansville should be
required to labor ana ton fourteen TO six
teen hours every day except Sunday. We
believe our merchants would make ust as
much money as now, - gvv,msa..s, +, r
I SYCAMORE STREET SEwER.-The contrac-
tors on this stupendous Work espressipg
forward and the brick work is III for
| some distance past Second Street, which
thoroughfare is again passable for vehi-
Giles. There Is not the same disposition to
cave as was manifested about Firstl Street,
but the digging is tar harder, the earth be-
ing exceedingly solid. Two of the inlets
on the corners oflSecond Street are in, and
another nearly completed. THE fcontrac-
tors expect to carry the work short dis
lance beyond Third Street this FAN.
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i. SS- James Perry, of Green's Om-
nibus Line at Yihcepnes, has render
ed US frequent favors in the delivery
Of papers, for which we thank him.
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CITY NEWS.

A DULL. DAy.--As far as local items
were concerned, yesterday was about the
duliest day OF the season. We walked un~
I'll our limbs were weary. and not an. ac-
cident or an incidept did we hear Of
worthy OF Immortality. The hum OF busy
life, the activity OF commercial pursuits
We're seen and heard on every side, inGi-
eating industry and thrift; but
. " All was peaceful and ms still : on
AS mists slumbering on the hill" s.
& We tpiled all day and caught nothing.
We are glad to record the quiet and good
orders of oar city taAd Hope ID may ever
continue so, and If we cannot find local
items sufficient TO nil our columns we
will take to morafizing like our. First
Street nelghbor; but we shall not like him
make cowardly. insinuationse against the
reputation of respectable ladies, or to In
jure the reputation of the business. Hen of
- aa
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z CLEVER. on Monday. as gcoupIe or Ia
one of them dropped a poclet-b book. cone
tanning about two hundred dollars In
money. The book was found by Mr.. RI.
Blish, travelling agent for the Chicago
Manufacturing Company, and was restored
TO its owner. The gentleman, OF course,
received the hearty thanks or the ladies,
and deserves wen Of the Company liz
whose emnloyphe is travelling rays ,i9N
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BowLDERIse. -The bow1der boys were at
work yesterday, and the day before, on
Third street from Division towards Vine.
The weather continues favorable and the
work Is being pushed forward. The loss
of the boat of powders may retard the
work TO some extent, though we hope not.
We should like 20. see the whole work
completed this FAN.
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Anh sol.DIERs' HoNE.-Capt., /. n. Hart,
"sent Tor the soldiers Home, isin the'city,
souellihg aid for that institution, aud Is
We are glad to learn, meeting with very
Ss's.s'ae'ory success. The Captain is vet
, nm soluier and an estimable gentleman.
Ane cause lie advocates Is one that com
commences itself to every loyal heart. and
we nope our citizens viii contribute liber-
ally In Its behalf
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Hairs vegetable siclMan Hair Re-

Renews. the vitality Of the scalp. lut, .f
Renews the hair toits original color. ga
Renews the nntrftivc matter which nour-
ishes the hair. ,--..bs .s,,......,,...,s
Renews the brash, wiry hair TO silky soft
ness. ~ ~ -ls&13f.fl
Renews the growth of the hair. ''iif .'-''i
Renews the appearance of those that are
bald and gray, and is splendid halr-dress-
Ing. No Oil or alcohol to clog up the pores.
One bottle shows its effects.
X. y. HALL q CO., Nashua. n. H., Pro-
prietors. For sale by all druggists.
ocl9 diff
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RELIGIOUS. -Fort several nights very
Interesting protracted meeting has been IN
progress In Trinity NJ Il. Church. Last
evening eight penitents were at the altar
for prayer, and two or three made a. pro-
fesssion of religion. The ,Pastorand Church
manifest great interest IN the spiritual
weifare.of new professors and are labor-
ing With zeal and faith TO seek salvation
snroughathe Lord Jesus Christi The meet
ihgs VIII be continued during Che week.
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MOVING IN.--one suite OF store-rooms, in
Gilberts Block, has been occupied, and the
others win soon be ready for usa. When
these. and Mr.. Refs across the street,
which is about finished, are occupied, that
portion Of First Street will present much
moro animated appearance.
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REMOVING THE DEBRIs,-We observe
that workmen are engaged In removing
the debris from the ruins of the Indiana
Mills, burned down some months ago. The
city, our readers are aware, has purchased
portion of that property, and viii mate
rally widen and improNe Water Street In
that vicinity. %. L.--1 ~ l-l-l \ i.
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Mrs. WINsLow.A

nm experienced NURSE and Female Physi-
clan. presents to the attention of mothers
har
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Messfs Brsffsrhe u e6 wiit6 were n bt Iltt'
ed out few weeks ago, not disheartenea
by their calamity haYe-a- new building
up and nearly completed. 1t is
temporary N III G9aI9fcTleer qnq cheap 2
but VIII answer their purpose untfl
more substantial building can be
erected. Their engine, we are glad to
learn, was but little injured by the fire, and
Is now In complies, order again, 4 ..las.5J .
! ) Schriher & Fiemming, who were burned
out at the same time, have not commenced
rebuilding, and we do not know that they
will. ' - s'''s"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Bargains ! Bargains i

!. Bargains Bargains lryEI
TYAViNG A LARGE STOCK OF
II CANNED FRUITS and PICKLES,
we offer them at "A reduction O. ten per
eents on fofmen prices: The saIne Mlk aPTO1
ply 10 FANCY BASK FITS. Scl1OOf BaSKets,
Measures and other articles ofrWood and
Willow Ware Every article Warranted as
represented; If not, the money will be re-
turned. Call and examine our stock, at
the Eureka Bazaar, IS Main street,, .sss.
oc6 DIFF ~ ~ 'iv4i VfCKERY BROS =
Hominy, Buckwheat, and Cranberries "a
TNUR SALE AT tfoYoh
x VICKERY BROS,
foc6 dt IS Main Street.
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IT you want Shawls, Cloaks, Cloths,
Cashmere or Millinery and Dry Goods
of any, Descriptions ge.toe OH k1nng
Z SoHAPkERu BUssING & Go.
i Oct13-dtf.
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sINd.--Sonntag's new marble, front Nv
getting up in the world the worlkmen
being now engaged on the fourth story. IT
presents very handsome front, and
stands as straight as die. II viii. be mn
der roof by the last of next week. si tamai'
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JUST So.--Aa gentleman leaving the city
yesterday morning, charged us, strictly, TO
send nina the Daily JoBhEAL durlng'liie
absence OF two weeks. He said he could
not do without It,. HI, Is q sensible man,
and every one leaving the city for few
weeks orfh bsltiis, Of avanl for q fawldays
should follow his sensible example. II is
ideIightfai 70 receive homie paper when
absent. ps{Tsa sFAD0
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SheriR's Sale.

~ ODbIIII bdI6. %" 90
10y VIRTUE OF AN ExECUTfOy
- issued out of the Office of the Clerk ~
the Court OF Common Pleas OF Vnnder-
hurgh County, India n, In favor of Robert
Will, on =
WEDNESDAY, the slst day Of October. 1855.
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on the premises In
knight Township. one half mile east OF
oak Hlll Gem eteTy offer for sale the .foIs
more or less, OF standing corn. Ave acres
more or less, of potatoes. Irish forty bush.
els OF sweet potatoes; two acres of turnips.
separate tracts Of land, twenty 1--WE and
twenty-five acres each, for the term OF one
AEExANDEE DARLING, ~ "a
OCT ~ olt y. ". u.
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slGoFF & PHGSIx. This celebrated troupe
failedt to make connection yesterday morn
Ing. in consequences Of the untimely arri-
val Of the Morning STAR and of course
they did not perform last night. They
viii, Without doubt. arrive today and viii
open to-night. The many expressions Of
disappointment last night Indicated a
crowded house. awaiting their first appear
iance. .,,..s .1..y $500 s....f..o+.t Il
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= Court- Retsor ..


REc0RpER's CouRFL4Ihere was a nnoder-
ate attendance atthe. Recorders leyae yes
tefday and the receipts were,auite latter
ing. FouE young bloods who had been.
tigltuaIIy slight On sunday night ,or Sat
urday hight, W. are rbt quite. certain
whieha were Introduced to- His. Honor,
who proceeded the ruth to ascertain, and,
afterA CAREFUL inYesti cation, be c6psl1erefi
that they we've iindebtedfto, the city and
to the ofiieers.d incladIng hinselG in the
several sums Of SIS As, $40 As, s9 rs aud Is O5,
the latter for first appearance. AT the
solicitation of the parties and, on their
promising 10 Join tbs Ten peran nee Society
and the Society OF Friends next week, We
withhold sheir DANES, but glaltprfht them
In "c9psv II they Violate their pledge,
In addition 10 these John Gpwleyya regu-
lar soalxef, was cody sleeping of an un-
due quannty Of BoofneniclSle and 40-rodi
on the pavement. Hewas pulled by the
police and sent TO tile Hotelldn Darling 20
sobef,up. His expenses Were S7.9S,ol 4 3.
sa84li -----sr1rr+tsaS+t'af4 .9Ali-
VINO m WAsgrhe lcba1feg' yesterday
morning hurled some bitter and wei, de-
served anatbemas at the head of some cal
| tin who had torn or mutilated certain bills
put up for Cora hoenix's Minstrels: This
was proper and right II the Courier had
confined its Indignation TO the parties who
did the mischief. and It had been aetiT
ated by a manly motive in utterlng its In
dignatfonx But the motive leaks out The
Courier, !. got q job" AID was afraid no one
would suspect anything OF the kind un-
less itshbnId make a, blow over IL. SO 20
xiii Two birds with one stone IL announces
Che Almost Incredible fact that ithas had
lobby accident, and at the Same time In
Inmates that the bills were damaged bye o.
Jacobln. Now Il may be some little comfor.
TO The Courier 90 learn what Is fact, that
a very conservative Spnng man, who casl
his vote at the late election. did some Of
the tearing, as we are fnIly advised. Heidi
1t thonghtlessly and Without malice except
1t might have been some latent dislikei to
the negro race lie voted the straight
Denaoaralic ticket in October, ,t-s .,ift n.
Last summer Golden3s bills were torn
down daily, and Mr. Golden. offered=a re-
ward'of s25for the defecfiop OF tte persons
committing the tresspass. The Courier had
no righteous indignation 10 expend on the
subject then. aGoiaefi's biiIs were printed
nc the JOURNAL office pprposely, not by ac-
cident dNll ! ftOs5Ht J GRf
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q 90 Madame Foy's Corset Skirt Supporter
is necessary article Of a lady's dress, and
one which Is very generally adopted. La
dies in a delicate stateof health wilfderive
comfort By adopting 1t. II may be had
everywhere. Iaal d
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FATAL CASUALTY ~ In oar,riyer news on
the 9TH page we copy a Cairo dispatch 10
sundays Cmcinppttp oalpteretal, detailing.
the Incidental shooting Of a man on the
steamer Sam. Orr, few days ago. We
learn that the injured man was Frank
lRurkhart. formerly one of the police force
of this city. Intelligence of his death from
the fnJdry wits, Me dra Aold, ireceigad by
ahis friends yesterday.
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
sTEAMBOAT ZINES. IA
FROM VINcENNEs.


To LOUISVILLE. Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Every Wednee-
day, Thursday, and Saturday at o'clock
70 CAIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at 8
o'clock +. M.
To GREEN RIVER Every Wed GAday
and Saturday at o'clock II. M.
To- EAsrPoRTs-Every1 Thursday Rtf4
10 MEMPHls. Saturday at a
O'Clock T. 81.
Rockport Stage (via Newburgh and Boom
vilie,1 carrying the mail, leaves nj A. M,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P.s NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon-.
days end Fridays mt 7 A. M. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. M.
AIt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily leT-
cert Sundaysl at A. NJ. Arrives daily Tex
cept Sundays) by 2 p. M.gg4A
To NEwBuRG.-Hack daily except sum
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at
O'Clock p. M. .s.sr
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-07

oGss.-The work of laying down the large
mains, leading from the city 70 the, gas
works, y progressing. The pipe. Is Laid
nearly 70 the corner below the site Of the
aid INDIANA Mills. The excavation in that
vicinity was very deep, and the labor hard,
bnt p large force Is employed, and they are
pushing u forward. ~ raia4,K .s4t,..a.