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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-09

PROBLEM FOR ALGEBRAIsTs. =
Find n numbers in arithmetical pro-
gression, such that the sum of their
cubes shall be M times the square of
their sum. THos. JORDAN.
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Our AGAIN,7--We. are glad to see
our very attentive friend Mr.. Hoag-
land, Messenger of the Adams Elk
press, out again in good health. May
his shadow ssfr
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w. 4 aa4at
THE BUTCHERS AND THE CRY
COUNCIL. - We have not learned
whether any arrangement has been
arrived at between the City Council
and the butchers by which the meat
market will again be opened or not.
We think the butchers would have
acted more wisely had they paid the
required price and then asked for a
reduction and a return of part of
the money, The City Council fixed
the price of stalls at what they
thought fair valuation, we have no
doubt. We do not pretend to say
whether it is too high or too low
Whatever may be the case, had the
butchers paidIth price required they
could have obtained redress for. any
grievance that may have existed just
as readily as by the course they pur-
sued, and perhaps mere readily, and
besides they would have suffered no
loss by meats left on their hands, and
the people would have suffered no in
convenience. We hope reason may
prevail and amieabie relations, be re-
I9tored between the Council and and the
: butchers 800 g-l3ollasi9ztT t''i ~
/ ffE +9ftt-elft
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RECORDERS CoURT-We visited
the Recorder drawing room as usual
yesterday and found His Honor in his
seat and several stars sitting around
Unfortunately. Not a single case
had been presented for adjudication.
In moment lady and child entered
and presented a charge against a man
for whipping her child. The affidavit
was filed, and we expected the eulprit
would at once be brought in. We
thereupon spread our body corporal
on soft seat with our head resting on
pillow that had often been pressed
before by wise head, and sought to
sleep till the case would open But
the pesky police, who never will let a
fellow alone, bothered us worselthan
so many flies, and we reused up, only
to learn that his Honor had postponed
all proceedings until to-day. Weileft
in disgust, ard we now notify His
Honor again that if he can't f Furnish
us a reasonable number Of items each
| day that we will hold an election and
elect Recorder of our own who will
tote fair" with us, We are. not to be
bamboozled. 5osl feysM pdt ii
| s5-fF rsut aalt 4ufiUB .nsiBu =,
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system adopted by The roBdies is to
assemble around the house where the
negroes are assembled, and by mock
ing the speaker, loud whistling, pro-
fame and vulgar speeches, annoy and
harrass the Congregation until, as on
Tuesday night, the meeting had to be
susnended a32H Iailgay B IS Ugt filh{
e1Ao " fiial huG aiTlvs,uoI ng3frf
be- The celored people in this city are,
as a general rule, orderly and well
disposed, and white men or boys, who
VIII thus deliberately disturb their
meeting, are far below the negro in
the, scale of public deeency. Even
/ young you girls are said Is be Sometimes
in these disgraceful proceedings. A
speedy and perpetual end should be
put 2 oy5thesea disgvpsefql outrages.
While the negroes meet and behave
in an orderly manner, they are emit
ted TO protection anaamsno and boys
place themselves beneath the negro
H4leeh they c6mbinStb aist6fb8 chem.
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.ECTAL NOTICES.

asmw-C50I,GATE'S HONEY SOAP. This
-sszEscn=Eted Toilet Soap, in such universal
.7z.sssxa1z. is nadefrom the CHOICEST mate
= se56sr rs 1dIID and EMoLLIENT in its nature,
aAhzzzATTLY SCENTED, and extremely
s7-wErHrECrAL in it's action upon the skin.
zsGg zsssSe by druggists and fancy goods
seaa4zs aug24ly
sazH~SEA-LLlS VEG EFABLE STC1LzAN
.gZzIE 2RENEWER has proved itself to be
s4s=SnsCst perfect preparation for the hair
laazuers19sred to the public.
ZS4ss vegetable compound, and Contains
, issat1 4Estr rious properties whatever.
IEsx5su restore gray hair 70 is original color.
.2zfs~zzl keep the hair from falling out.
zEsrSas&nses the scalp, and makes the hair
sAazzE 1l1lEtrous, and silken
zZxSsGs splendid hair dressing.
so -person, young Of 9id, should I'D, fail to
49, s1Js % f9TEaf tss~oi 9d. tG IA. .
Ell is recommended and used 6y The JfTiSt
-7sz>esssecsE authority.
SEAek for Halls Sicilian Vegetable Hair
sSsanezver, and take no other.
b. p. HALL & COZ, Proprietors,
Nashua N. H.
KELLER s. WHITE, Agents,
~aVlEszy24 dim Evansville, Ind.
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Mrs. WINsLOW

an experienced Nurse and Female .Physi-
clan, presents to the attention of mothers
her .e ~ ert l.--0r
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BE- MARRIAGE. AND CELIBACY; an
Essay of Warning and Instruction for
Young 'Mef.? Also, Diseases and Abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers with
.ssure means OF, cure. Sent freerof charge in
SKILLfE HoUGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. s-snrrapr20 5md&w
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rs BLocKADED. Water Street at the
foot Of Sycamore is now blockaded,
and will be for several days. by the
work on the Sycamore Street sewer.
Drivers Of drays, shacks, .andTother
teams, will have to take another
route to the lower part of the, city.
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S Q5OTHIN G. srYRU P,
FOE CHIf,DREN TEETHITG.

which greatly facilitates the process of
teething by Softenirg the gums, reducing
all infiammations, viii allay ALI PAIN
and spasfnodic action, and is 49,,
SURE 10 RECfrI.N ATE TIE BoyyELs.r ri
Depend upon it; methers, 1t will give rest
to yourselves and -
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for
over thirty years, and can sag in confidence
and truth of it what we have never been
able to say of any other medicine: neve1.-
has, it failed az q single instance to eoect o
cure, when timely used. Never did we.
knowan instance of dissatisfaction by any
zone who used it. On the contrary all are
delighted with its operations, and speak in
terms of coInmendation of its magical
effects and medical virtues. we speak in
this matter "sg5at zoe d7 S1so1U,' after thirty
years experience, and pledge our reputation
for the Jtsfltn1ent Of to7at are here declare. In
almost every instance where the infant is
suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found in fffteem or twenty minutes
after the Syrup is administered. 4.
Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
smile of CURTIS & PERKINS, New York,
/ is onithesoutside wfapper.f Is
Sold by an druggists throughout the
world. --------..-' :. !" sia ,iff.ttfii
Il PRICE. ONLY. 50 CENTS A BOTTLE. ~ q
| mayl0 decd, w IT s,fff. y.tfs,sy5F s.,y.aF n
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SECOND. COMING OF CHRIST -Robt.
Smith will deliver "a lecture atethe
Court House Tonight. on the" Signs
of the times &c. See notice else
where. 1919 5.r.s i9.,.I si'ia ,iii is7a9T
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THE KENTUCKY ElRA,Tr1RIGpIDE, 1.-The
fratricide,Iof which we made mention
.yesferdsys as. having I0evnrredt at a
barbaeae,ia Henderson Gounba Ky,
took place, as wernrea nowinforme9
in Daviess County in, a. l I9gqsly sailed sat
the VanoyeE SettlsPpentf apd the bro
theirs names were Yanoyerf n HE
tragedy was the result lofJa family
quarrel, and the Killing was done ac-
cidently, the brother" Killed being a
boy of u OF IA years The quarrel
was between the older brother and an
uncle, and in. the ARRAY the boy Was
killed, by, his brother. ibynaeoident.
Another man, named Bandy,, was
killed in the same place, on the same
day. Capt. Cook was cub and terribly
bruised al the Hendergon County bar
bacue, and not on his way home Our
FIRST informant 'tAspghI pesrfAsssyTe-
liable, was, in this instance, himself
misinforneda8a 8-Iikas
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"A NATURAL DEDUCTION ~ En-
couraged by the result of the Ken
lucky election, the Copperheads are
preparing to carry out their proposed
financial policy. An Evansville mer-
chant Of the Copperhead persuasion,
as we are informed, was around yes
terday morning gathering up Confed7
crate money, declaring with more can
dor than discretion that the Democr
racy would soon again, beyin power,
and Confederate money would be
again current. The sagacious fnan-
cier, it is true, had been INDUCING
rather freely, but the old adage is
true" al zinc Ueritds.
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) MANIA AaPoFU.- ease of mania
q P0th,S or some other kind of mental
arrangement, has been cultivated for
several days past at one of the hotels
in this city. The subject is an tin
Grant merchants rather inelooking
man, apparently in fair circumstances.
Information has been lodged with two
justices of the peace, who yesterday,
in accordance with the requirements
of the statute, visited the patient, and
found him IL louris ,natQraljbas, in his
room. He was, however, sufficiently
lucid to have the propriety to lie down
upon his bed and draw the clothes
over him. The case will be investir
gated, to- day on a writ ad inquirendunl
Madt5co. and the patient probably be
sent to the asylum at indianapolis.
When he first arrived here, he drank
freely, and ran up considerable bill
at two saloons. which the proprietors
we presume, will be glad to have
iiquidaadJaI !
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90 - EOT@LJH
The JOURNAL COMPANY is now
pbi+sefplagea To- dOp gverys ayI7 eF BOX
Binding in gydnpas4fiHCa f manner. Hav-
Ing naYs laEgf f fdid5itti Fzh f. p8y Bind
cry, and secured the services of the
iLaf0 q .-.. ally suGVf
best of worknen,9we are confident we
can offer inducements second to no
k1HH1E5IH- N -. X0D IN a.
Book Bindery in the West.
We dsgapseddiBhliiyy alt tie At89dAlion of
County Officers to this !, department. of
the JOURNAL establishment. They
can have their orders filed promptly
and at Prices lie that Win ,5eia is low as
similar work can be done at other
PlAes6A fs0dmssi2 lsTsns0
Country Merchants, whose custom
ers have periodicals which they desire
to have bound, vii, confer 9, favor
upon them and upon US by forward
ing them to the JOURNAL BINDERY,
where they win receive prompt atten-
ton and be bound in the most sub
stantial manner Blank Books of
every description, for Accounts. &C.,
are made to order on terms that must
f0 0rdya ss Tf;EsfSsIci tyiGO .nTOJ .gaH
Bankers Books, Court Records and
Blanks, Justices Documents, Deeds,
&C., # furnished On Reasonable terms.
Friends will please bear the above
f..ris-r.,7a-W Tffs3 - .,,rfy
facts in mind, and consult their own
as well. as our interest by forwarding
their orders at once.
JOURNAL COMPANY.
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An Important Item.

4. We call the attention of mer-
chants, advertisers, and the public
to the fact that the returns i'm the
office OF the U. s. Assessor show, that
the Evansville Journal Company did
SEVENTY -F0UR PIER CENT. of the
entire taxable Printing and BINDING
Business Of the city for the year 1855.
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.UnlssA states ComMissioner' Onss'
In the United States Commissioners ONCE De'o.o
Commissioners Belts yesterday, woman named Aan ~.
McDsvitt wss charged with having passed oosn'''
500 III On NJ. Barrett, who keeps acl0e'ns va =
ao4 Canal ssssk Il sppsassd shas he iaca the 2lss
Of November last went into the store for The purpose o.
having ak dres Not being able 70 procure the kind
Of sk she wanted she purchased goods 70 the value
slo and offered 500 bill In payment she received
Ssck 400 In good money and told Mr. Barrett she was
Hrs Campbell residing Il 10l Spring street inc note
turned out TO be Is 70 $780, She also stated
that man named James Rogers gave her We pln -
Tor herself aud that Is she could not get the kina q
dress she required he gave her Sc Tor passing ne S
The Accused arusiod Thursday night - tne cor
ner OF Houston and Thompson streets BY poebman.
whom she confessed next day that she I'D passed TN
bill on Barrett and that Rogers had given " 70 her
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The government have decided upon a ren az an. nj,
most gravity Ia determining TO suspend ,be .a ~, s
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the necessary repidy. We may have our opinion
spgut renanistn Anh It's formldabe- nature We nav
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grounded II ssecret, end civil be held thai the eov
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ma. o..a ns .s nor ,n S'g :cl,s. sns
lan z. ss isndords and and all the people
- he'd aoof from this last ebnlon Of IiS' uiscon
sss would loudly complain sAsS effectively
protected sVI ,uspsnd the r M temsns
or the leading members Of s Cabinet 70 explain to day,
IN she special meeting Of Parliament the urgent rcsson
hich have inclined the Irish Executive TO call For the
extraordinary powers now demanded Of the Legislature.
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Anne kendgO o. Frmin r. Aexoge, CAaa b. Alien
and John Kelly SAenG-A motion was made At the
special term Of the Superior Court yesterday, before
Judge Jones' 70 Get aside verdict alleged have been
obtained BY unfair means against the pIaintin, Anne
Menager, fashionable miner doing business at No 10
Fifth avenue. From the papers in the case the follow.
Ing facts may be culled-
According to the complaint Mr. Chas. B. Allen COM
menced an action on the 22d Of July 1885, against Mr.
Firmn Menagcr for the possession Of the goods and
household effects OF Madame Menagers place at No 10
Fifth avenue. and after Judgment, Sheriff Kelly under
the usual requstion, entered the premises and seized
the goods and chates In compliance with the order Of
execution Madame Manager that the effects taken
by the Sheriff were not the property Of NJ Frmn Mena-
ger and that the action brought 70 recover them got
up by collueion between Alien and the said Frmin
Menager FOR the purpose OF defraudpg her OF her
just rights and property The answer 70 this charge "a
substantially general denial Of the alleged fraudulent
procecdnsG
For the plaintiff. Madsne Menarer. Messrs. John B.
Fogarty and l. spIpthorne appeared and for tho do
PENDANTS MT Bryan. long argument took place after
Judge Jones took tho papers and reserved his do
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Accident ON the Michigan southern
Ratlroad-Thlrty-liv Persons I'm red.
Chicago Feb 2 correspondence or Cincinnati Gazette
startling accident occurred tho Michigan Southern
Railroad, near Kendalivle Ind, at about one O'Clock
approaching bridge, by reason Of broken fai was
tnsown from tho track and the sleeping car and the
next one in mont OF IL were thrown down precipous
emDsnkmciN some thirty feet The two cars con.
ne@ ueween tsyy and Afy passengers and full thirty
hve OF the number we're more less injured Guile
number are beloved u be fatally hurt Xmost ,strsc
lousy mot single person vas Killed outright The scep
,ns 0sr W. aD1u. aemosnsd but the Injuries or the
passengers who were able b>ught 10 this cty Ar
irving hero about six o'clock tina, evening but some
twenty odd not in condition 20 " movsd ara 80
provided for 1t Kendayille. $500 ~ ~
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-04

good deal Of religious interest IL now being mani.
Tested throughout the country Revlvas are In progress
In great many churches In this city and Brooklyn,
Philadelphia, Boston, and most Of the leading cities
The spirit docs not seem TO have penetrated the towns
and villages TO 30 great an extent (perhaps 10 mot 20
much needed). Az usual the Asthodists lead, Of
by the hundred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-04
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Disaster ON tho Cincinnati. Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad.
CINCINNATI, March g. 1855.
freight train on the Cincinnati Hamilton and Day.
ton Railroad broke through tho bridge yesterday near
Aiddletown. Fifteen cars wrecked Two laborers
were slightly injured.