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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-20

AT WoRK.-The undersigned ia
pleasure in announcing that the
Stove Foundry, which was burn
some time since, is againin full OF
ration, and they are now ready to 1
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Auuseunents.

New MErRoPoLIrAN.--There was fail
audience at tho theatre last nigh,
Including much OF the elegance and
fashion Of the city. Other dutiei
prevented as from seeing any CON
siderable part of the performances. but We
saw sufficient 70 know that the beauti6
and charming Miss Kate Fletcher well susl
tanned her enviable reputation as an nj
tifte Of very exalted merit. The las
scene OF the marble heart was well playe,
and tile brilliant Tabiean was enthusiast
ically applauded. Miss Ricbmond sustain
edthe character OF q Marie ? most admir-
ably Mr. Golden played with bis usua
superiorabllity. The after piece we ar
t9ld was exceedingly amusing. Mrs. Go
den, With her songs and her unequalle
yiyaeiiysench8nted every one present.
/ To-night, the brilliant young artistic
the Webb Sisters, make their nrst appear
ance this season, which Is sure to attract
crowded house. The leading play is th
Nobieman's Daughter" In which Mil
Emma Webb wiliappear as Julia, countef
OF Clairvillc, and Miss Ada, as Fanchette
The performance will close with, :" A Da.
too Late" In which the Webb sisters wi
abpearin three attractive characlers eacI
This Will be a stunning bill, never equalle
before on these boards.
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SOOTHING sYRrp
FoR CHILDREN rrrra1N., II.


which greatly facilitates the nroos.s -,
Aeetbing by softening the gums. rod,o,oa,
al indammations, Win allay All. pArs
and spasmodio action, and In
SURE TO REGULATE TnE nown,s d
Depend upon IL, mothers, IL win give r.a,
10 yourselves aud .aa 81
sELLKr AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTu
We have put up and sold this article for
orer thirty yeats, and can say IN confidence
and frtRh of IL what we have never been
able 70 say of any other medicine neper
A1e q failed IN a single Instance 20 eject a
eyre. when timely used. Never did we
know an instance OF dissatisfaction by any
one who used II. On the contrary, all are
delighted with Its operations, aud speak In
forms Of commentator OF its magical
sheets and medical virtues. We speak In
ans matter "iohai zoe 40 k'lotO," after thirty
soa.s experience, and pledge oar reputation
=, "claVltiment ~ iohat ace here declare. In
-.moss eNury instance where the infant is
senoIihg rom pain aud exhaustion. relief
~" DC round Ia fifseon or twenty minutes
@iser the syrup IL administered.
Fun directions for using will accompany
eScn bottle. None genuine unless the f.c.
'slrnile Of COURTS & PERKINS. New York.
IN on the outside wrapper.
sold by all druggists throughn,t tha
PRIoE. ONLY &c cKNTs A uor-,,w
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A TALL ONE.-We saw yesterday,
at the Merchants Hotel, man who
raises his head as high above our
friend Menifee as the latter raises his
above common folks, tat is to say he
is about seven feet seven and b half
inches high. We can stand under his
arm with plug hat on and not be
touched. His name is ii. 9. Thrus-
tom Of st. Louis County, Mo. He is
thirty-six years old and weighs only
$50 pounds, being very sparely built
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ANOTHER MAD DoG.-Last week
Mr.. Thomas M. Hutehins, corner of
Franklin Avenue and Mary Street,
observed that something was wrong
with his dog, and forthwith secured
him. Symptoms of hydrophobia rap-
idly developed, and it was soon evil
dent the dog was mad. He lived five
days safely secured and then died.
The preoaution taken by Mr.. Hutch
ms prevented the dog from biting any
person or any other animal. We
nope the city authorities will take
warning from this circumstance, and
the terrible death Of the little girl in
DaDytown from hydrophobia, and
Jake measures to prevent any similar
calamity in future. 1t lisa duty they
owe to the citizens, whose servants
they are, that they protect ourselves
and our children from danger far
more fearful than cholera. We think
thatit would not only be wise but bu-
name, to order all dogs muzzled or
killed. There are nearly a dozen
dogs in this city which are known to
have been bitten by rapid dog.
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Our EsTIMATEe-The editors of the
Programme refer TO us for informa-
ton as to how much cheek Iaan can
possess. We can't tell exactly, but
can approximate. The two editors of
the Programme divide between them
just nine feet. The senior has six
inches, the junior the balance. Ma
thematicians can figure that out.
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RECORDERS CouRr. There was
but one case before the Honorable
Recorder yesterday. An old man,
whose name we suppress on account
of his family, was charged with an as
sault and battery on an old woman.
His ungallant conduct cost him 70 50,
which we should consider dog cheap.
We ought to expose any man who
would lay his hand upon woman ex=
cept in the way of Kindness.
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MILLINERY GooDs AT AUCTION
The auction Of Millinery Goods {
First Street, two doors below Sycl
more Street, wi be postponed unit
Monday, November 26th, instead
Wednesday the 21st, as ! shall be al
sent from the city.
HIRAM NELSON,
nov20 ct Auctioneer.
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A Crown of Glory.

Every Man. Woman and Child who haa
used
sTERLfNd'S AMBROSIA
n willing TO recommend IL. Three years
n rapidly increasing sale have made the
Rmbrosla famous al over the world.
1T n WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
fteures Itching OF the Head.
ltmakes new Hair grow on Bald Heads
II prevents the Hair from Falling out.
II renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
Eibnnses the Scalp, coois the Healed Brow,
Removes Dandrun, Cures Nervous Head
ache, Cures Baldneasr Inkurea Luxuriant
locks, Inclinea Hair 10 Curl, Supercedes
Wigs, Kills Hair Eaters-effect apparent at
Ance.
10 TnR LADIES
We say, the Ambrosia will suit you 10 IA T.
Elegantly put mp. Deltcately perfumed.
katropized by Opera Singers and Actresses.
Sold in splendid boxes or cartons, contain
hng two large bottles-No. 2 for morning.
RIO. for evening.
There IL no mistake about Il, HTER-
E1Nd'A lAMBROAfA is the BEST, most
Agreeable and effective toilet In the world.
TO prove this, try a carton.
Sold by Druggists.
srEnLIra's AMHRosIA MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
zib Fulton Street, New York.
iaoVi2dwly.
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IMPORTANT TO THE SICK. !.

We invite the special attention of our
.san4s N@ders TO DIR. Eastery's advertisements,
Nhich can be seen IN our advertising col
mna. Or. Easterlys Family Medicines
ha 81 aeAervediy popular, have a rapid sale,
ssFn general satisfaction, and are kept In
1 she principal drug-S'ores throughout
30 western and Southern States. II will
si'een that Dr. Eaaterly does not recon-
efiasa @nnd iore uiedicine, to cure eli diseases
glia saln~t prepares q remedy for each particular
ehh'a' aaseaAe, which can be relied upon to cure
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sPECEAL NOTICES.
Fnylgorato the RespOnsibIe Organ.


me stomach il the responsible organ Of
every member, every gland, every muscle.
every neFVgnud nDqe, is more or less out OF
Df1ef All thetnu de- arc Deprived The
Brain Ii cloud ri. the spirits are depressed
All dyapeptlcs slt0D this 10 be the truth.
Et Is not, however, half the truth. Col
mnus would be- required 10 enumerAte the
gains and pennlties OF dyspepsia, nor
could any pen do them Justice. Tens Of
thousands feel them no man can describe
ehHm.
calathey he pfeyantedg Gao they be 70;
Mevede Can they Sc baf1isiied at once and
89reysr? ilNQuEs rIoNAHLY THEY GAM
80 dyspeptie has ever taken HOSTEL
TElts STOMACH BITfhHS in yam,
hHlleVe no one who ehyh the complaint u
kncufabie. This Great neg table stoniaeisle
will eradicate ltd eradtcntlng II IN n
thousand cases over which medical prafti-
sAOners have shaken their beads oniinotiS'
~, saying, Z" Nothing can be done" .,...
The faculty has us fallacies. one % the, ~,
hs that indigestion ts the most diilnhaib ~, ~
all the ordinary ailments Of ihhhhinini ~
combat aud snbdue, This u \ ill'htsAatfe
Nothing can be easier than 10 conquer ~ -
khe true sDeeido be administered. The Ness-
table combination which has become Ia
mous throughout the civilizeua worm fiu ~
HOSrETrER'B STOMACH bil litlte rs
mn antidote 20 the disease when mar never
been known o. fail, ana igttu liia ~ ~
everywhere pfo6urable. III you wish W
go0l with the dyspepsia. try the pharmaco-
ssfaia tlFeAegiptf6fis If you want 70 ToOf u
oar and prevent / . recuffence, take tho
Ritters daily. There Is 30 discount on the
testimony ia its favor. III there ~ u man
xsstion Without being benefited, the fact
Kas not tfannpired. Universal, uncontra-
dioted praise hyouchea its wonderful tonic
virtues.
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IMPORTANT TO TIE LADIES. Phil.
Geissler, at No. "a Main Street, has
just received rare selection Of La
dies elegant Gold Watches Of Amer
can manufacture, the most beautiful
styles every brought to the city. Also
magnificent sets for ladies and an
elegant variety Of Silver Ware, and a
full line of articles suitable for holt
day presents He isllnowe fully pre-
pared to manufacture solid jewelry,
reset diamondsa and other precious
stones, watches repaired with un-
equalled ability. Go see him. rHaa
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LANip'HEAa & MIrcuELL. This On

LANpHEAR & MIrcHELL. This en-
terprislng firm is. represented, this
morning, by display advertisement.
We are satisfied the promises they
make in reference to duplicating the
invoices of Cincinnati, St. Louis, and
Louisville houses, will be faithfully
carried out Their stock of Hats and
Caps is one of the largest and most
complete in the West; and, buying as
they do, in large lots, from first hands.
they are enabled to offer more induce
ments 70 cc1ntry.merehants. Themar-
gin of profits they can give to retailers
will tempt any purchasers who will
drop in and examine their stock.
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GOING SOUTH.
Terre Hante and indianapolis.
FRoM TERRE nAuTE.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM vINcEgNEs.
sTEAMBOAT LINEs

STEAMBOAT LINES.
To LouIsvILLE.-Eyer Monday and
Saturday al 10 ococik A. ~. Every Wednes-
day, Thursday, and Saturday ut o'clock
II. n.
10 cAtRo-Daily, except Sunday, at .
o'clock T.. N.
TO GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
and Saturday at o'clock T.. N.
TO EAsrronr.-Every Thursday at 4
o'clock +. M.
TO MEMPHIs.-Every Saturday at 4
o'clock II. NJ.
TO He 'DHRsos--Daily. except Sundays,
mt o'clock Pm,
Roekport Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
yiile,l carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Arrives by T. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by n, NJ.
Mt Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept SundayA) att A, M. Arrives daily lex
cept Sundays) by 2 T.. NJ.
TO NEwnUR0,-Haet daily Except sun
dayD from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
o'clock y. NJ
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LOCAL NOTICES.

NOBLE x Co.'S Baltimore Oyster
are the sweetest and best Oyste
brought to this market. Only to /
found at the New York Grocery, NJ
" Main Street.
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Across THE ATLANTro.-We are
indebted to Ed. Tabor for copies Of
the Glasgow Weekly Herald and the
London Morning Star, of'late dates.
Our young friend expects to return
homo about the middle Of next
month. .sasse lit43ia.a .@tg.
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CITY NEWS.

BAD.-The crossings on Main
Street were peculiarly bad yesterday.
The ladies spoiled their sweet little
CATERS in crossing. The mud should
be removed.
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To LET.-Two or three small fam
lies and several gentlemen, can g,
good rooms and boarding at II. {
NANNEY's, corner Sixth and Cher
Street.
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9 fDr Cote the JOURNAL Job Prir
ing Office for superior styles of Lett
Heads, Bill Heads, and Bills of La
ing. aHfT 4Iaa baf
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/. e. d. HEIMAN These gentle
men, by long course Of careful at
tention TO the interests of their cus-
toners, have built up large and val
liable trade, and take rank among the
best houses of the city. See their
card in another column. .einei
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BsS~The friends of Mr.. David A
derson willfind him permanently wi
) X. Lotspeich, No. 5, South FIJI
Street. The commands of his frien
will be promptly obeyed.
Novl6-eod.
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Ii you want Shawls, Cloaks, Clotl
Cashmere or Millinery and Dry Goo
of any description, go 10
ScHAPKER, BUSTING q Co.
Octl3-dtf
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Dissolution Notice.

THE FIRM OF WEED a FuQUA
IN has this day dissolved parfnersI,ip
mutual consent. =, II, Weed pays all Do,
contracted By said firm, am collects
debts due the same. Business continu
ut the same place by Weed 4 Glass.
Evansville, Ind, Nov. 18Th, 1865.
GEO. w. tUQUAY
noVi7 div =. X. WEED.
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Nov16-3

B@-Why should people have or
and poor heads Of hair, when o
dollar will buy one bottle Of Swan
! Hair Balm, warranted to restore gr
hair and stop the hair from falling
and leave tho scalp in perfect orde
Sold BY all druggists every Where.
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CoRRrcrrIsoN.-Mr. Willard Cl.rponr

Conference.-The. Willard Cisrpen-
ter called upon us yesterday to cor
rect two slight inaccuracies in our re-
port Of the trial at Boonville, in
which he was interested. Mr.. Cock
rum-not Cochran-one Of the de-
PENDANTS. did not aver that he had
paid the notes TO secure which the
mortgage was given, and secondly, the
case was only tried once in Posey
County. The case will be taken to
the Supreme Court,
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GRooERIEs -Messrs Oberdorfer Il
Co., successors to the firm of Daniel
Il Kahn, are before the public this
morning, through the columns Of the
Journal, Their stock is well select
ed and they will be able to give their
customers bargains. fib
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For SALE.-Horse and spring wa
on; pair Fairbanks Scales. Inqui
nov15-d1w. ils |"
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EnYelopes.
nov2O Ct

We are prepared TO furnish to bu
ness men Envelopes with print
cards very cheap.
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s5-City Orders for sale in quan
lties.to suit, at sTRF
ScHAPKER, BUssrNG Il Co.
Nov16-3t
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ANOTHER CASE OF CHoLERA.-We
are informed that ayoung lady died
of cholera in Independence yesterday
morning, after an illness of three
days. She was from Cincinnati on a
visit to friends in this city, ! We did
not learn her name. She was taken
sick on Friday.
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BUcKwHEAT Flour.-40 barrels
prime Buckwheat Flour for sale at
~ 80, Cox x humphreys,
nov17dlw1 No. z South Water St.
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B@~ Don't walk all over the city
find what everybody will tell you c.
be found in greater abundance and
less cost than any place in the city,
No. 8 South First Street. fl0vl6 II
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-20

pay Beavers, Chinchillas, Clotl
Doeskins, and Cassimeres, the mt
elegant and in the largest quaint
are to be found at j. n. Lotspeich
No. 5 South First Street. Mr.. Ola
does the cutting, and guarantees
perfect titin every CASE movie cod
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-20

BEFoRE EsoUIRE WALKER.-Jus.
tee Walker yesterday had small
show Of business. A man applied fof
warrant agains this father-in-law on
surety Of the peace. Afterwards, the
wife came in and asked for a warrant
for a like cause against her husband.
In short time both parties returned
and Withdrew the charges.
An American citizen Of African de-
scent sued out phace warrant against
a colored cuss from Africa He
was hard ID fud out, but late in the
evening Sam. Day gobbled him. What
disposition was made Of the case we
did not learn
Valentino Kramer swore out war
rant against Joe Robinson on q
charge Of stealing double barrel
shot gun. Joe took it out Of wagon
and put it into a coal cart aud todd
the driver to carry it home. The gun.
was returned to it, owner. Joe said
it was only done in a joke. He viii
probably find the joke was carried too
far.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-20

HENRY AYERs.-The card of this
gentleman appears in this mornings
issue His facilities for supplying the
trade of this region with domestic
liquors and highwines are unsurpassed
by any house in the city. Dealers in
this department will find it to their
interest to call on him and test tho
qualities of his stock and his prices
before making their purchases.