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NIATAORTANT TO THE SICK.

Ns4aR- Invite the special attention of our
s.sasSar-E TO DIR. Easterly's advertisements,
Ssssa2san can be seen in our advertising col
caaaEEOE- Dr. Easterly's Family Medicines
AsseHsEsEsSsrvedly popular, have rapid sale,
&EAREssseSz1eral satisfaction, and are kept in
0aAl eSae principal drug-stores throughout
zda&Aa western and Southern States. 1t will
aa4sssaesH1' Mai Df, Easterly does not recon-
&sD@znaa ea4e' medicine to cure ali diseases
sazEsszs~spares remedy for each particular
s@sfa&ezaSei (which can be relied upon to cure.
,-xzzazzsEr
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A New and Grand Epoch i'm M edieinei


J. DIR. Maggiel is the founder of a new Med
ical System! The quantitarIans whose vast
internal doses enfeeble the stomach and
paralyze the bowels, must give precedence
TO the man who restores health and appe-
tite, with from one to two of his extraor-
binary Pills, and cures the most virulent
sores with a box or so of his wonderful and
all healing Salve. These two great specif-
les of the Doctors are fast superceding all
the stereotyped nostruns, of fhe day. Ex-l
traordinary cures by B1aggfePs Pills and
Salve have opened the eyes ofthe public to
1.-THE inefficiency of the $50 called) remedies
of others, and upon which people have so
long blindly depended. Maggiel's Pills are
not OF the class that are swallowed by the
dozen, and of which every box full taken
creates an absolute necessity for another. =
One or two of Maggiel's Pills sufflees 10
place The bowels ia lerfect order, tOne-tlle..
stomach, create an appetite, and render
the spirits light and 1nhoysnt AlThere is no
gripping and no reaction in the form of con-
stipation. If the liver is affected, its func-
lions are restored; and if the nervous sys-
ITEM is feeble, it is iDvigorated. This last
quality makes the medicine VERY desirable
for the wants ofdel icaf e Females. fUlcerous
and eruptive 'dfseASes are, literally ex-
t1nguished by the disinfectant power of
Maggiel's Salve. In fact, it is here an
nounced that JftGgieEis Bilious. DBIsyej5tic
and DidTT7tCeo Pits cure where all others
fail. While for Burns, Scalds, Chilblains,
Cuts and all abrasions of thesHin 4fog0iePs
SolUe is infallibfe. Sold by J. Maggiel, IL
Pine Street, New York, and all Druggists,
at % cents per box. ie73 sA7H d&wly
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MORE INPRoYESIENTs.-W 6 notice more
new buildings commenced i'll various
parts OF the city. Some of them are spac-
lous business rooms, and others for dwell
1ngs and small shops. We would be pleas
ed II every mar who has had building
erected would send us his name, locality,
size, generalchaTacter, and cost of building,
Tor data by which to estimate the growth
and prosperity of our city. We believe
from personal observation that no city in
the state has grown more rapidly. during
the present season than our own, ~
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For THE SOLDIERS MONUMENTAL gem
tleman sent as a notice last night to pub
lish, but portions of it were so dim that we
could notmakeiteut. ,We9athered, how
ever, the fact that Mr.. REFS, German
actor, with his company, proposes to give
theatrical Entertainment, at Mozart Hall,
on Monday night, for the benefit of the
Soldiers and Sailors Monument. 9Io5sl31
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,REPAtR Tive think it would add much
to the appearance of the Court House, and
be more creditable to the City and County
if the Court House were repaired. At
present it looks quite shabby, although it
is fine, massive structure. Portions of
the stuccofng and pIastering have fallen
off the Main Street portico and from the
cornices., Portions of the iron around the.
corner are also loose and in danger of
falling off, and the sides of the building
are filthy from birds roosting, in vast num-
bers, around the ewes. Attrifiing sum
would put it in complete repair, and render
1t an ornament to the city. Let it be re-
paired. stEc =
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BADLY INJURED.-A friend informs us
that he saw B. Drum beinglconyeyed down
street yesterday in a wagon with his head
broken, supposed to have been done by a
well known Democrat of this city, who has
for some time manifested his luminosity to
Drum by frequently beating him. If the
case, comes up in the Recorders Court we
will probably be able to obtain fun partic-
uIarS. -
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Amusements--.NeW Metropolitan.

We need not remind the lovers of the
drama in this city, that, a brilliant enter
tainment awaits them at Mozart Hall
New, ropolitan-to-night,i in which
those distinguished artistes, Miss Fanny B.
Price and Mr.. D. Hanchett, will appearin
their. most successful cha Observation-Disclosures
MIA and Ingomar. Mr.. Hanchett's rendi-,
ton of the Barbarian has been pronounc-.
ed the best on the American stage, and
Miss Fanny's Parthenia is admirable Mr..
Mrs. and r. c.. Grierson. both favorites with
the people Of Evansville, will also appear
with other able actors. AS they appear for
one night only, we expect. to see Mozart
Hall crowded torits utmost capacity. 4a
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DIsAPPoINTED.-Many people were dis
appointed yesterday morning in not find
ing Major Moreau's vindicatOry speech in
the Courier, as had been promised them.
What is the matter2r Do the leaders ofthe
unterrif1ed think 1T will not read as satis-.
factorily as it might be desired to? We
should like to see verbatiem report of it in
print. 4. 80 - tl5A > - s'i-1
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RECORDERS CoURT.--There was but little
done at the Recorders Court yesterday.
Mrs. Achso Ann Millman came into Court
and paid five dollars on account of fine
and costs imposed on Monday, for keeping
a house of ill-fame, and went out to get
security for the balance. She assured His
Honor that he was an honest woman and
you'd pay the utmost farthing, although
she hafnt never done nothing
A g-gentleman threw himself OUT
side of too-4ndclf Larger Beer, or B Dome
rang Whisky, and became noisy, on, Mon
day night. Recorder Nelson sent for him
Yesterday and he sent His Honor word TO
consider him guilty and he'd make it all
right. The Recorder assessed up $40 % fine
and costs, which we presume the young
gentleman will pay. t,.yt--S., -,rf
Several Warrants were issued, which will
be returned to-day. - u7fft-f0q altl
Neither of the Justices offices could fur
nish us an item. ~ H-l w. p"
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2 THE. NEW FREIGHT DEPoT.--Work on
the new Freight Depot of the E. & c. R.R., in
this city, is progressing favorably. The
front on Eighth Street, and some two hun
dred feet of the side walks are upto con-
siderable height. The building Is to be
made nearly, if not wholly, fipe-proof, and
the 'front.' on Eighth Street will be very
handsome and elegant. About one-half
the building will be completed this season.
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INDIANAPOLIS RIoT.-The facts elected
by the Grand Jury at indianapolis prove
beyond doubt that the iriotin that city
on Monday night last was commenced by.
the conservatives, and that they did all
theshooting. Trucksess, a Conservative CD
admits that he commenced the firing.
Every man that was wounded but Truck
sesS is a Union man, and it is believed that
he was wounded by one of his associates in
the indiscriminate firing OF his party.
Every man who drew pistol was arrested
and taken to Jail and there was not
Uhion man among them. ss..sI Fan
iAlI the Investigations of this affair tend
to fdsten the responsibility of the disgrace
full riot upon the Copperheads and john
sQnhes. The story told by the Indianapo-
lis Herald, and repeated by the Courier of
this city; of ball having entered the win
dow of the Presidents room and passing
close to Gen. Grants head, we know to be
wholly false. We We're by the side of Gen,
Grant, talking Of the affair, within three
minutes after-the firing had, ceased, and
heard him speak Of the firing, but he never
fritfmated that any shot came near him, or
entered the room. Some one expressed a
doubt about there having been any fight.
zen. tIanG assured hin tuap there uao
been firing going on-that he was at the
window and saw it all. If ball had passed
near him, or entered the room, 1t is not at
all probable that he would have ignored
the fact then. 1t was a Democratic out
rage, and hard lying won't shift from them
there ponsibilfty. ..t.to7v
NEW FIRM.-sWe call attention to the
card of Messrs. Sparks & Rieq6et, whole
sale druggists. to be found under the head
of new advertisements. both members of
the firm are gentlemen OF honor and i'm
tegrity, with large experience in their
business, and no house in the city is more.
worthy of a liberal patronage. Country
dealers and retail druggists will dowen to
give them a call. .l,lUi L..s ts.,s s'lsis.i - 4
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iOIe ludH ollCe IL year.


FLOOD IrFlWHIrE RIYER.--We learn that
White Riveris again,at food height, aud
still rising. THE reports from indianapolis
leads US to apprehend an overflow)ofithe
bottom lands and great destruction of
property The corn crops in the White
River bottoms are immense, probably
never e4ualled, and if the fields are over
flowed, as there is great reason to appre-
hepds the damage and loss will be incalca-
liable. The continued floods and high water
in that river has been great drawback to
the work on White River bridge on the
E. and G. Railroad, and if the waters cons
tinue up tits doubtful if. the bridge can be
completed this Fall. About half The new
structure has been put up.
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,HabI,uap constipation
EEEggE TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND
PERM NENT CURE.

EH85E TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND
PERMANENT CURE.
k:s5aale occupations of life predispose to
s4sDatlvenesS, especially those winch allow
TAs9G. -3ittle exercise. Persons who contract
'a.zsEss d Unfortunate habit of body under such
fsarEzxEastaaIces, Knight possibly be relieved
7IsyerGan cling their sedentary emplOyments
zEzr sSilers of a more active kind; but this
Is cry no means certain. Habitual conSti-
MISSION is a very obstinate disorder. All the
srsxndf nary so-called remedies invariably ag-
THsaHEa the continued use of strong aperientS.
-E1gfcE at first irFitate and inafly Alhl0St-
sFzsS Mgei lthe hbWels, ere hderfng them so
sHay-zi1d that enormous doses of cathartic
Rsa1Hz1zsines have no effect upon them. A
z-N111G aaperient, combined with a gentle
assfam1a ant, is the true remedy; and q COM
a1nEnE.DAfsR in the hqppiestl prop oni of
sskxsRse ai4i gradients IS found in HOSTEL
f-gEScEEaG rs STOMACH BITrER3. This fam Gus
sSs&sGakchic invigorates the whole intestinal
e-E3n92, while quietly removing from its
sxsmSsa%s through them. No mere purga-
r13Ee haas this double operation. No ordi-
EssTxry sS&i ieffeets the desired objects.
saHgas of Constipation abandoned as hope
IfsxxD asy distinguished medical men have
fmrEsx1 cured in few weeks by the Bitters.
HEEGAzsD Sc who have tried all the medicines
sss 57@edispenSary in vain, we say try, this
fErFEEiE&able stimEulantaa INDIA perfent!. There
-rza kzsc sufficient reason why constipation
sxasAs6tx- HOSTETTER'S BITTERS, by sup
ysz55zss the vigor which would otherwise be
= sAxfrasfs1 from exefqiseyWfn IN alBcaSeS en-
s1aaKAfsa1h ne system to perform its eXcretory
1aSmne95Ions regularly and healthfully.
3SRTHs3.
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CLEANING oUT:-Men were engaged, yes
terday, cleaning hhe Locust sheet Sewer,
between Third and Fourth Streets. Open
ings have been made, like the mouth of a
cistern, communicating with the sewer, at
convenient distances along the street, and
a man descends by means of p Yindlass
placed above, and thus can clean the sewer
for half a square, fsending thesdirt thatihas
accumulated up in bucket, This is very
convenient arrangement. Mud and other
debris. accumulate very slowly, and the
sewer wiz nOt1require to be cleaned out
more than once a year.
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. SUDDEN DEATH.-We are panied to notice
in the indianapolis papers the announce
ment of the death, in that city, of Richard
Il. Brown, which event occurred on Friday
evening. Mr.. Brown was well and favor
ably known in this city and throughout
the State as the travelling agent of the
North Missouri Rafltoad. He was a pleas
ant and genial gentleman. He was, webe-
lieve, from Mi clsigans q IN q Esv
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LOCUST STREET SEwER.AThe Locust
Street sewer has been completed Beyond
the canal, and the excavation is being
pushed rapidly towards Sixth. Street.
Henceforths assit Isl pushed. forward, the
work becomes lighter as the sewer app
proaches the top of the ground. Ae the
junction of Eighth Street the brick work
will onlysbe few feet below the surface.
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THE Yesterday was unpleas-
antly hot and sultry, although cloudy all
day. Towards. evening heavy clouds gath
cred in the Southwest, portehdfng a storm
and RAIN Most weather prognostfcators
have predicted that this would be a dry
moon, but they are manifestly prophets of
the tribe of Orion. A rain set in about So
o'clock last night, and continued with
more or less violence for several hours. A
heavy rain also passed to the South of us.
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SUMMARY PUNIsHMENr.- time last
week a man near Cave-in-Rock, Illinois,
murdered his wife, and little boy made
his escape with an infant child, and gave
intelligence Of the occurrence. The peo-
pie turned out Immediately, and hunted
the fiend down, and having caught him
and an accomplice to the horrid crime
took them both to Hurricane Island and
hanged them. Such at least was the re-
port prevailing in that vicinity WREN the
Charmer passed up Saturday. If the re-
port be true these make five murderers
who have been thus summarily executed
on that Island within the last two months.
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ssPECIAL NOTICES.


FMrCEsTLGATE'S HONEY SOAP. This
%eshhsaszEEed Toilet Soap, in such universal
zHraEzaad, is made from the CHOICEST mate
dsnEhE HsMILD ana EMoLIIENT in its nature,
Ssa&G=azASrLY scENTED, and extremely
&=suEzrEGIAL in its action upon the skin.
sar-Nazzl2e by druggists and fancy goods
saMtecrs- augA ly
aasss-GEALL,S, VEGETABLE SIGIELAN
a-3L1E REMEMBER has proved itself to be
E1HsgxHaS1 perfect preparation for the hair
4s~S9sx1Hsred to the public.
E&zHsz vegetable compound, and contains
Eass IEzs nrious properties whatever.
.azsazs0 restore gray hair TO lis original color.
E&E=s%1M keep the hair from falling out.
slssxkISeRnses tn escalp, and makes the hair
eNsssR. Acsfrous, and silken.
EEszsE a splendid hair dressing.
-SESo person, young or old, should fail to
EzzszHSN-
II 81 recommended and used by the first
ssz,s<drxuJ authority.
N iSs #alI5s ssilian yegatabie HAIR
Sz<2o1SssEer, and take no other.
B. P. HALL q CO., Proprietors,
Nashua, n. H.
KELLER & WHITE, Agents,
e1elz7E124 dim Evansville, Ind.
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SOLDIERS AND CITIZENS.

Send your delegations by THOUSANDS from
all. the adjoining Countless -a50
everybody is invited. All will be well
come. Let the people turn ont and do
honor to the soldiers and their benefactor
(should the weather be rainy, arrange
ments willabe' made to have the speeches
and dinner under sheiter.J aab be
IS" All papers friendly to the boys in
Olue wiz please copy. sep17-dwtd Z
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NntieA to Tax-PaYerS

NTOTECE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
IL the Taxpayers of the city of Isya ans
Vile, that I.havei received from the Clerk
OF OF the Common Council Of said city the
am now ready to. receive the taxes con-
tanned in said duplicate. ...t.r 80,
All persons who pay their taxes in fnH'
within thirty days from this date will be
entitledto discount OF three per cent. of
the amount; and those paying after the
expiration of thirty days, and within sixty
days from this date, will be entitled to a
discount OF one ana a half per cent. of the.
amount. a}a t-3s tfts ~ ~
My Office is at the building of the City
Council, on Locust Street, between Second
and Third Streets. 1858 tfttf
lL' JOHN SCHUBERT, City Collector.
Evansville, Sept. Is, 1866. [seplS DIV
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THE OLD BATTLE FLAGSyY =

II THE OLD BATTLE FLAGSsE n 2
of all the Regiments organized in the First
District, will begobtained from the STATE
HOUSE, and the brave soldiers of Indiana
throughout the District are invited to
RALLY UNDER THEIR OLD FLAGS, which
have so often led them to glorious victo-
ries. .,40fg4stsss slIa AJAX l.sfi ja.fsj-
Excellent MUSIC will be furnished by
the CRESCENT CITY SILVER BAND,
and there will also be Martial Music Tor
the Soldiers .isat nhs 200 =" t'f
EXCURSION TRAINS win be run on
the. Railroads leadingto the city, and spe-
-cfa1 STEAMBOAT TRIPs viii be arranged
from various points both up and down the
river, all at reduced fare, .snss- a4-+.i . sAs
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THE UNDERSIGNED WILL Re IN
Il Evansville, for few days only. for the
purpose of appointing Agents to canvass
Tor new invention, which every family
ought 10 nave. Miss Mary j. Ewing's Sys-
tenn for Cutting and Fitting Ladies' Dresses.
BaSqueS, Boys Coats, and Children's Dresses
being delineation of scales upon the
principle OF actual measurements is re-
garded as perfection itself by all who have
used 1t. Any lady wishing to learn, or to
become an Agent, can satisfy herself of
the correctness and simplicity of this scale
OF actual measurement by having a linfn9
htted free of charge A few more Agents
wanted to travel on commission For par-
ticulars, inquire at Mrs. Durharn,s. corner
Sixth and Chestnut Streets
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FIRE.-A fire broke out in the lower part
aof the city at half past twelve O'Clock last
night. The flames were speedily extfn-
guished, We learned no particulars.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE BILLS OF MORTALITY

The BILLS OF MORTALITY
would be considerably 1essened if our fair
countrywomen would adopt NINE. FoY's
CORSET SKIRT SUPPORTER. Dry-goods and
fancy stores have it.
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The Soldiers and Sailors of. Wander
burgh County have rendered to- Gov. OPP
MORTON Receptions, as an expression of
their appreciation of bis services in their
behalf during the four Yeas of war, and
he has named I'D 80
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Ba- COLGATE'S AROMATIC SOAP.-A
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, in continuation with ely
cer1he, and especially designed for the use
of Ladies and for the Nursery. Its perfume
is exquisite, and'fts washing properties I'M
rivaIled.,. For sale by all druggists.
feb3S ddW1y
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Rs- MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY; an
Essay of Warming and Instruction for
Young Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers, with
sure means of cure. Sent free of charge in
sealed letter envelopes Address DIR. J.
Philadelphia, Pa. .t9si,s apr20 3md4w
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THE COMING FAIR.-The preparations
for the approaching Fair are being prose-
cuted with that energy and vigor that
characterizes the gentlemen having the
management of it. The fence around the
grounds is nearly completed and the time
track has been ploughed up and is being
prepared. The rains of the last few days
will probably retard the work on the track
somewhat. The Directors will at once
commence collecting the new stock, and it
is very desirable thatit should be promptly
paid. This is no partisan affair, as ii has
been falsely represented. Republicans and
Democrats are working with equal zeal to
make it a success, and are alike interested
In it. Politics have nothing to do with the
Fair, nor has the Fair anything to do with
politics; and none but the most arrant
demagogue or effete idiot would attempt to
connect tile two Subjects Every farmer
and every citizen has an equal interest,
and should alike labor for It's success. fItvf
THE FLOOD EAST OF TERRE HAUTE.LMr.
Hoagland, the popular Messehgefo OF. the
Adams Express Company from this city to
Indianapolis, returned last night, having
been Unable to get through in consequences
of damage to the Terre Haute and Indian
apolis railroad. From him, we learn that
damage isgnear Pecksburga andseast of
Green Castle, but he was unable to learn
the exact locality or the extent of the dam
age. 1t was sufficient, however, to stop all
trains and there was no connection from
INDIAN aIioJ til tie tfijhAon the 4. & C.
Road. There is near Pecksburg a bridge
of iron, some 30 or 40 feet long, which, if
washed oout, would render the damage
very serious indeed, and would require,
several days to repair There are no large
bridges near Green Castle, nothing 43ut
small culverts, which may be speedily re-
placed. The rain hear increased in yio-p
Ience towards midnight. and a large
amount of water fell and the ffeshet
promises be pretty general. 81 eit ~ ~
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BT BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE-The
best in the world; harmless, reliable, in
Simultaneous. The only perfect Dye. NO
no ridiculous tints; true
to nature, black or brown. Genuine is
signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR. rfa f,.ia
Also, Regenerating Extract of Millefleurs
Restores, preserves, and beauties the
hair; prevents badness. Sold by all drug
gists. Factory, Barclay street, n. Y.
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"a Basket Dinner and Free Lunch

will be provided. There will be plenty for
all to eat and, drink, and lodging forsNisit-
ors who maysstay over night. Baskets of
provisionssefft To the ground VIII taken
care of until called for, by reliable COM
mittee. asEUss8 ~ E.3ss& = ? is,a ~
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AmOry,s Grove,

and other distinguished officers and citf-
azens. Hon, J annes Speed, Gen. CarhSehurz,s
Gen. Jas. G, yeatch, and Gen. Thomas w
Bennett have been invited, and are ex-i
pected to be present. = There will be no
f;y,,,-o +< box,a ,ls,,t1Z of GOOD
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A hearty call IS made to .Ill!.Il...t !.
ALL SOEHIERS AND SAILORS

Of the FIRST DISTRICT to join in the
RECEPTION to be. given to Coy. MORTON,
the sol rnIER,S ERIENn