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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-27
GlIe AaiIg 5OUgaaG.
TUEsDAY.............FEB RUARY q:
A Sad Tale Of q WeII-KnOWn Public
Character.

The issue of Harper's Magazine for
February contains an illustrated article
on BlackwelPs Island Lunatic Hospital,
giving scme-aceount of the more promi-
nent inmates. The following sketch Of
the closing years of gentleman, not q
4 stranger TO BostoniRns, is sad oRe.s 1t
has been said that 10. Grimaldi died of a
broked heart, and a celebrated French
comic actor, after convulsing an audi.
ence with laughter committed suicide
in his dressing room from sheer enaui:
A comic lecturer and venirilcquist,
well known to the public, has not unfre-
quently given performances In the insti-
tuition, and they were Of character ex-
ceedingly acceptable TO the inmates.
His fate was most sad. He died the
terrible death offs mani
&C; not single pleasing fancy illumined
his piteous confinement. he was an H.
lustration Of the danger of allowing an
active intellect to run into aimiesenesss.
2 He obtained competence, retired form
business, and went mad. He voluntarily
committed himself to the asylum two
years ago, and his story ran thus:
. y sssT bought me q house; ordered and
paid for furniture to put therein; arrived
at it one night and found it empty slept
on the floor; became disgusted and sold
it next day for mere song | then re-
hected; knew / ought to be under care,
and came here for it"
From the deepest melancholy be
rapidly sank into hypo chondria of the
most extrsvagant character. He was
living in the midst of putrefactiou; be
conld eat nothing ]; his meat was decom-
posed milk was q mass of gangrene.
Hs became a walking skeleton, and
would unmistakably have starved himself
to death had food not have been forced
upon him. Hi. shrieks as the detested
vianda entered kis mouth were appalling.
Opium may be named as another cause
of bis madness He had addicted him.
self tn the hahitnal use Of that drug.
Such got to- be the unhealthy state Of
his constitution, that slight scratch on
one Of his feet caHsed it to swell inordi{
nately He would point to II with dis
pair: . That foot Is dead Look at itl
Isn't il borrible2 1t is all gangrene.
Pah how it ----f' I shall die of cholera
from that foot He finally imagined
himself q corpse. Passing bis door one,
afternoon The. writer heard cry, as he
understood it, for coffee.
"Bring me my coffee, my coffeeI'
What do you want coffee for, Doctor
--havent you had your dinner7'
"CoffeeT exclaimed the poor man,
testify; az didn't say coffee. 1 said
coffin. am dead / won't keep long,
/ ought to have been buried two day
ago" esss y. sss.si IS 5 !
Clinging to this delusioD, he had to be
dressed and undressed by the attend
ants, for he would do nothing fox him.
self He was corpse; no such thing
could be expected of him. Out Of this
living death he soon now passed into the
reality. A case of more unmitigated
woe have never seen, before or since;
yet the sufferer was one who had con-
vulsed large audiences with laughter at
his fnised limitations of hypochon
driaei
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Errors of 7 onth.

gentleman who suffered for years & ON Merry
Gus Debility, Premature Decay. and all the effects
Of youthful indscretion, viii for the sake of suf
ering humanity. send free to all who need 81, tie
recipe and directions for making the simple Ierns-
dy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing 20
profit By the advsrtissr,s sxpsrieHcs, can do 50 BY
addressing, In peri ct confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN,
fsb27-sm No. ss, Chambers street, New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-27

EroR TwENTY-EIvElt CENTS YOUR OLD
Il Lamps can be made TO burn without chim-
neys. Come and see the Improvement tried be-
fore you buy, at sfas VICKERY BROS,
doc2le Z sussa .....-..... nl32 Main street.
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rAnAnn IVA 1MvALrna-

We invite the srecIal attention Of the sick and
afflicted, no matter what the disease, or how bad,
to a careful perusAl of DR.. Eaateriy's medical ad-
yertlsements, which can be seen In another col
umn OF our paper this morning. Or. Easterly's
Family Medicines are standard preparations, sell
rapidly, give general satisfaction, kept in all
the principle drug stores, and are the most Oeie.
brated and Popular Remedies now 10 use. We
advise families 70 keep . supply Of each Of Dr.
Easterly's Medicines on band and thereby save
money in doctors bills. For sale by the Drug
gists Of Evansville.
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sssa WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
81 .scfa tGAiu8o sdAs "a aaz3lti uA -
BOOKKEEPING ARTICLES
aas sss a'' AND - si5s s''' 80
GARDEN SEEDS
a In their stock via befound: els
CHAMPION Reapers and H1ewsrsy on Is
,ls-a. QUAKER Movers,
aoS Thrsshing Machines. 9sagf T
AZ diaa 1liva4se Evap0ratOrs. s4aa
UNION CHUfiN-makss Batter ia 2 Minis.
A Corn Mills (Qus"n OF the south. }
TANNING MILLS. stAnfors's New Patent,
The CHEAPEST
10 Smaller Outside q has Larger Riddles,
Has More and Better Riddle !, does twice the work
Has AN a. up sa.d iown Jolt, withsas shaie,
Cleans and Separates alt kinda OF SEEDS,
$50 Cutttng Boa es..j,.sa stsi /
HO0sIER wheat DRILL. 4 Feed kower,
5A8e-i~scs $500 The Best in the World; I
HORSE HAY FORK ana LiTter, Y
7Af &c. l.. WALK EFk,s New Passuts
The Cheapest, simplest,
ssrO1gs.t. lightsst Fork. and mot powerful ilit
- -. Horas Hay R.kes.eizeI
=
. eG~ - gWashes streakY shirts,
By force Of the NsteEs WAahout Ru blDamg,s
49,, wsshss more At . time and faster than any
: Clothes yvrfngsrs ,maef %
M SCALES OF Nelson a Dayis'
make, pronounced by Tobacco
righteousness stroDgesta most correct.
and Culttvat0ss. Is aGs 81
OME~HORSE WHEAT DRILL.,ss
FAUCE T a. MEASURE COmbimed
New Patent and Great ConyenIsDce.
y kAhh-WATEH ElLTE sls
MO&-EXPLOSEVE COAL OIL JAMS,
s.s..qr afge A Cheap IRsaFa0ces fig iu
UHFRicEZABLE PUMPS, New Patiently
and more effective than Chsia Pumps, or any
other kind Of water elevator.
RoAsTER, New Patiently
Goes by CIockworl. Roasts
Coffee without needing attention, browns every
With Our Ola Dominion CofEes Pot, VIII
an make slways perfect Coffee.
ME w LAMP-sHADE ~ Attachment.
IVES Patent for COAL OH,
- ff 5s-., Which permits The Lamp
10 b filed. trimmed aad lighted without rrmov-
ing Shade or Chimney; casts no shadow bansath
The Lamp; 10 more portable than Gas, much
arms Ia New York have UISCAHDEn
GAS 10 use this Lamp and Shade.
BIRD CAGES tha insst ever brought here.
q anaAlrs calyst aIas, cushion aud cans- sessLths
most Comfortable Chair yet made, and guarAnI
2 -teed psfisetI 10 wood and workmanship.
and large sss0rtmsrtofn d saf
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE, 7sl
AND W.. aeaa
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. :
FIELD SEEDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
s4Us1 MATTHEWs2 EULLERToN. pafd
np6-dtf Ne, IS Main street 5
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-27

Halls Vegetable sIeflian Hair Re-
newer has proved ftaelft 10 be the most perfect
preparation for the hair ever offered to the pub
:" I 1T WILL RESTORE GREY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR q x 49, +,
Ii wlli keep the hair from falling out.
It eleanses the scalp and makes the hair so n,
lustrous and silken.
It is splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young. should fail TO use 1t.
e 1T 10 REcOMMENDED AND USED By
THE FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
n@-A AK for Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Re-
newer, and take no other. ..-s
saF g ID r. HALL a CO.,
Nassau, N. H., PEopr ietors.
For sale Ly KELLER a WHITE, and Drug
gIsts generally. oc25-6m
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fsba7. sm Do. 3, ohanber. slree.. Sew Z.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-27
'seHlPKER BUssING
!. 81. J. : ..'..: 4 Co.

0UR THANKS TO THE PUBLIC cENER-
" ALLY for their very liberal patronage, and
promise that nothing shall b. wanting on our
part to merit a con tin nan 60 OF the same.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-27
Colgate Aromatic Vegetable SOAP

AsuperIor TOILET Soar. prepared frt m refined
YEeErAHLE oILa in combination with GLxoERIsK'
and especially designed for the use of LADIKsian
for the NUssERr. It's perfume 10 exquisite, and
its washing properties unrivasisd. For sale By all
dluegists. SO ifsb23 '66-d&wIy. 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-27

VHTHAT Is MORE APPROPRIATE FOB A
w nice GbFlstmng Gift fhap asbeauti'ul COAL
OIL EAMPfA The place 70 get the q y at
dec21 1872 Main street.
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.,AFTEikTHE BALL. :"

+, They at and coined their beautiful hatr. osi :,
, y 96elr long bright tresses one by one rthere
n they laughed and talked In their chamber
%iHri After the revel was done. ,;l.,.
= Idly they talked of waltz and quadrllls,,
~ Idly they laughed. like other girls,
Who over tho fire when all 10 still, j.: d:
=. + Comb ont tAak b. aids and eurls.
Robes of satin and Brussels lace, .
tkaets of aoxer.. and ribbons. too. .- :
Scattered about IN evcay place, t-,. -
= ia. Tor the revel y through.
And Maud and Madge In robes Of white.
: heprstisst night gown under the sun; =
Stockingless, slipperless, sit In tho night,
=: ;., For tho rsvsl 10 done. 8
6it and comb their beutiful hair. -.
Those wonderful waves Of brown aud gold, ~
TIL the hrsis out In the chamber there, ~
-, .'s And the little bare feet are cold. ~~r
Then out Of the gathering winter chill,
~ And o9t q tne bitter e., Agnes weather,
tns saa %s.s ana the house
Maud and Madgs In robes Of white.
y ,!a n, pretiest nleht-gowns under th, sun.
. Curtaned away sfom the chilly night,
Float along in = splsedM Dream, :,
TO golden gliteern's Thrilling tuna, crt :.
While sthoa9p &abssra eaip@sri1g stream, !
In palace grand saloon. O'e
n;;s,ak & ,sx;'; :as ses::t q ,;ss,
With besutifal f,css
z2. And eyes af tropical dusk. =. @21::-.--T
Andoae. .faee shining outiits = .t.x, 9, =: Il
e. IS s.SSses tes :sn: ssn:,: q
: i:.sT hHseaking into silvsry speech.
sfsHngthrsuah Hpsvf psaxdsd bloom, -.
:..tt IA Sed, story OYER again, -i." :.
-'H A dSwn the royal baanefed room,
"a t&5t 20 sh. golden slt.teFn'e strain 7:1i
~ 1.s sS @e ia tn they dssa9!ly ~, ,::"J :
sTa1nf ApA6leea a3n3hsboxsrb talk. = .nsE
s 80 He laimeth one fof bride, ., :.
81 ~ :Rs 9sssst ai.@ ,ssss e .sssh
::4 ssts. 81 sssss:s asss;.;:'4't a.. top. O.
& 1safit tSs Sllasf I'D ID fdbsssd IL il. .o.
80 h1Midba btt0wn Aais i1naxol tres,
xhefeI be only doe Of you left for the taoou =
'oS2 0ftAs bda!dsd Hps topsess.j
; E'onIy1he hf he bridal pearls, =; ? !
Only ono to blush through her cutls 80 :
At the sight Of loves fAce. I, :
Oil beautiful Nalge, In yogr bridal whitsi -.
= Fog yoa the rsvel has iSst begun;
But for her xho slssps In your arms to.nieht. .
t, =; The rsvsl Il Lie Il donsi
But robsd and crowned With your sanity bliss.
',-' Queen of heaven aud brideiof The sun
; Oh! beautiful Maud, yoa'l never miss >,
The kisses another hath wont ,... -:
Nora Perry. - 80 ~ !!
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troll Of her, causing her face to resume
Fits1lsilli repression; and when you got
her into the dressing room, you .plung-
ed her into mesmeric sleep which you
were kind enough to, allow to pass for
the stupor Of intoxication. -:
"Mp. Kole, Oyl, having . deep in
terest in this young lady who has prom
ised' soon to become my wife, l have
traced this matter UP, and this is what
have made Of it. You have only to
look IN the face Of Miss Kirkland to be
assured other guilt. Whatever power
she has over others, she has not poSer
to Tcpress the blush of shame. Nature
there, Is stronger than her will. You
will not need the assurance of Miss
Marshall, when you recall her manners
and character; that, upon that unfortu-
nate evening, she did not touch vine
at all. 1t was not until yesterday:that
she understood the nature Of the. char
ges being made against her., Her
mother did not understand them, and
Miss Annie did not chose to. explain
them. Shschas suffered much through
the michiefloving-or shall I saw ma
]icious 2-experiments of one who ought
to have been the last to cause, her any
pain-=and I need not ask, MIS-. Koie
Oy1, that you will do what: comes in
your way in rghting this wrong with
Jour, friends &. If: you are merciful
enough TO- represent it. merely as rf6e
Is1l typ loving freak ofs thoughtless girL I
am an willing TO LET il pass for that. -:Alrs.
Marshall hal +! must inlet her own punish
oAnnie Kitklaad burst into tears Of
modification and thwsrted revenge. It
is probable: that Mr.: Thornton under
stood: her motives better than any other
person, as he was not only unusually
quick in bis reading Of character, but
had perceived that the preference she
had once plainly shown for him had
changed to dislike upon the avowal Of
love for her cousin. =.
Annie retired to her room, without
an attempt to deny the charge; and af.
ter a pleasant hour Of conversation, Mr..
Thornton escorted Mrs. Kole Osl home
satisfied that her qualification at being
the first to publicly announce the en-
gagemcnt would be sufficient induce
ment tor her to labor to restore things
to their usual order. -:
| And he was not in error. Mrs. Kole
Oyl was only too eager to report the en-
gagement, and after few days, the
pretty Miss Marshalls shadow passed
away forever.
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,1CE.COoL LEMONADE.

I have also choice stock of ~: III. !:
Canned Fruits, J.lili..,,:::9' .,:9 :c.nd;...
f's'' cs1s SS';! 6,.,.,;. 4, as''''.,'
:.i Clam, eo'e: oystet1, il =: -.
Tobacco = ~ ~, Cigars. Il 4 :95 &c.. %.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-09-13
THE LOYAL SOUTHERN UNIONISTS
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Their Address to the Whole Country.
| THEIR SCATHING INDICTMENT OF
ANDREW JOHNSON.

Their cry, 'sHelp US or we Perish. -
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State Savings Assoc 0lau0n
OF Ill o.. 4x
." ".:Minn,e,a',!ploIIii.,,;:*'Minjn:. Ii, ?.
i e. .-!.!..-11.;.::11'', .E'H'ta
Capital, E. ...:;:s@', e: ::s@',&e.oo,o':: }:

Precedent, r. ). MENDENHALL, = =
I - =. -, : Ttea.sr<r, R. J. BALDWIN,. =:
:s.; ., Secretary, T. A. MERPHY,
THE BANK is now open for business.
i Deposits Of ono dollar and upwards
received, and interest 1t the.xate OF bix per
cent: per annum paid each January and
!, !, Sank book. in English, e.,na,.. and
All communications addressed to the Sec.
rstary will receive immediate attention, and
Information furnished respecting the Rules
and Regulations Of the Bank. -.''', St.'
~ Office in State National Bank, cor
9er Bridge and First streets, Minneapolis.
ySh39'ly mn TrT..;':: Tt
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ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM

1CE GkEAm! ICE CREAM !!
:od' : ::
.-.:.y:." Z" p: =: --4.<7 z.",,::,.s.::;.:
% - .;2& -, .' rssi ss.'2.iti, -: 80 -
eoyette'a = J.. New: '!ws Re.tepr.nt
.'..'...+ and Confectionery r. r.
Wa.hisgton Avmue;; ned, t.'E. Rt.et. ,!sssor;.,
ST: CLOUD ! MINI:
r. r..
49,. :; :.
HAVE just finished and furnished. on
l., l. ths.eeond floor Of ny Restaurant, .
" Ice Cream Saloon,
H %here tho; lovers Of . eoex t;shgtef2 leo
Cream eansbe served with ~ fnsfar-
tAc1o. - l. t.",,'l ~. :ta..-G:&G3
These rooms are ftted up witA ! view 70
the accommodation of both ladies and 1sa-
tlemen; and all who call can rect. Asesrei
of every attention. 49,,
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Of q window and, gazing hsally 1t. the
remarkable, display which had disturbed
the smooth sweep Of the current Of COM
monplace. Ills reply was satisfactory
and his hostess did not observe tho bal
lQr Of his face. She had mo idea. that
tho young gentleman to whom she had
expressed hcrself, was engaged to the
young lady who was thda disyracing
herself and friends. Ofan her guests
there had been none whom the hostess
was more anxious to secure than Mr..
Thornton; he was rather unattainablo,
and enough distinguished by fortune
aud family to make his presence in her
parlors something of aittriumph In
her heart Mrs. Kole, Oyl did not care
who was tempted int6 excess by the pro.
fusion Of her table that part af her en-.
tertainments she made tia feature to
have seductive, in lieu Of her power Of
excelling in any lottier sphere j; but she
did not wish to, have Mr.. Thorntou's q
good taste offended; . -, ~ !. ,,,~:.
That gentleman remained pale and
quiet, gazing at tho strange exhibition
Hs,Has - proud 49, Lucifer, aud his
pride had been. the first means in. G.ing
hts unecu6ns upon Miss Marshall. She
Was 50 beautiful, and yet 30 reserved,
highly accomplished YET averse to dis,
play, 20 digni6ed for 90 young a girl
q q. =
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A.: E. HUssEY,..:.. To-: ,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER
rs prepared to furnish plans, speci6sa-
tions, and estimates for buildings; also
to take contracts, and do oil kinds Of car
penter and joiner work in the latest and
most approved styks. Prices reasonable.
/, !: Sep-Near tie Democrat onos.
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They sat and coined their beautiful haiI. 0ci =
y 1helr long bright tressee one by ono, [there
~ they laughed and talked In their chamber
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=. hot MEALS, COFFEE, ;Ils :IIflsa sasIlasiI 4 Il
Served =. on short notice, ,in' good .tyi,, .aa
at Ill hours. sf1A! = .-'E's -.H!n: ~;
80 - JOSEPH aoYETTE. I,
st. Cloud, May %, 1856. ;von2l-ly
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ROUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
vssESoros. Feb a, 100

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Mr. a...,-,p. rap, q osap. caused 10 be "a ,.I.
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The New York herald., 1866-02-22
the go and silver lands Of the United States The fol-
lowing Is a brief summary Of It's provisions


months weekly pueion q the notice Of sais II s%e
the pubic auction. and the notice :, con- ain
sS aay S aers Gl me % the in
f0ss ~o presass s o. the pubic
daring which private sales shall ee ailows II
pssas psS as sas a & s
Sns or s s1Gs % ss.
sISt p.svdss @ ss ss sas ss % @
sen hs he Gws ss e % sss sss s s SG 10
secos provides that the surveyor Gsssrai ,or the
anSs aoecrSlns 70 the plaa Of ,sgsn
% ni
;ouE provides for the sPpTtnmens Of. ssss.
size OF the sgbdivsSns judged poper 70 enase ss pr
sapea sf a tue s na % sads % a tSs
o"cs and an .s oea S inaS onees AA'e ~ VAC
Section ss provides that Ss ,s. Hr se Of
% at The minimum price nIed upon roof OF
sser receiver and seoioss or any two Of tss,S ~ s
aIdnv OF the party or Of two respectable ditit Trsed
Section si provides that the register and rsce.s
reference to their value and the susdivsons dssr,
S E
minimum price that should be azcd on said lands per-
second seing ars,, public sas. - the
Section seven provides that President Of tho ned
soana sis %sy s 0h HAVING ns references e the %n &
hed requires the mineral TO be assayed aud CA I'd IN
slsh. provides that hs pqr'hassrs Of sas lands %
Section nine provides proceeds Of the sslse such
sha "a ss Ss boas bnasa q the
designate aud spsr! .sId may
be agricultural % which prcemption or homestead
eleven Sro,ds. that SpSmsGa, n or
ment shall be when the conyenence OF s,s ers
sions; said snoma suryeysto he properly oosetS y
The New York herald., 1866-02-22

CASE oR CONSCIENCE.
letter was received nj the Treasury prp~ns n' 20
eossng sipo in gresabaeks the result Of one ohe n'
susicus cascs OF conscientious sorupies Witch has
come under the observation of the department ~
from late ofnoer in tho army, Who ~hhe " hs >~s'
ssosived ray for two servan 70 -h'ch 'ne nns %
e,,r,v and legally eut,ssd him bu, witch The p.rs
spossdercd b, had no ms, eiam Tho amount rstsrnsf
. shc government vas the pay received Tor hs osn-
mated hire Of one Of The ~'sh the 'a'efssf
aSded st $40 PER
ruR sALs or rHr GOLD AVN sffvEs siSrs o'
TIVE CrfTgp STATES.
Repre>snisti-s Julian, Chairman Of the Hou,S Con-
iiiec Public Lands. 70 Day reported from tbs' com
mise. very imporsant b.a prvyldsg for ihc ale ~
The New York herald., 1866-02-22


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