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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-10-04
BOOTS & SHOES.
BOOTS & SHOES.
w. B. WADDEY.
DOOTS & SHOES AT Low FIGURES
STREEI'

nOOTS & SHOES AT Low FIGURES.
The undersigned would inform his friends and
tn G public that it is his purpose still to keep an
assortment Of BOOTS AMI SHOES in al their
varieties; and furthermore hat heis determined
to sell at as low figures rs they can be bought at
retail south of New York. He would call attcn
ton to his presentstock, embracing every article
kept in trst-class store all of which he is d!5-
posing of at greatly reduced prices.
j. T. EVANS,
aug 2S-tf No. 80, King street
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a. 6 c, E STUART Z 9. sc T-lGW4w
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PRACTICAL PLUMBER
COURT NOTICES.

VIRGIAIA:--At rules held in the Clerk 5
office OF the County Court of Alex
andria county, on the 3rd day of Septem ber, 1Sn6
Michael German and Catherine, his wife, plain
titfS, ugains Elizabeth Vugelgesang, Henry Vo-
gelgcslng and Philippine, his wife, John II. Fo-
gelgcsung and Anna, his wife, George l.. Fogol-
gpsang o and Dorothca his wife, Martin Yukel and
Elizabeth, his wife, Sarah y. gelgesang, Ja-
COB, Henry, Elizabeth. George, Louis. John,
and Daniel Nogel ge,ang, the seven last named
infants under the age Of tWenty-one years, dc
cn1ants-ln chanccry.
The object Of this suit is to obtain a decree
for the SAFE Of the real estate Of which Daniel
Nogelgesang died seized, and to ubjrctt the pro-
cec,!s f. payment Of a debt due complainant,
II chael German.
7 he defendants, Henry Vogelgesang and
PHILIPPINE, his wife, John II. Fog"lgesang, and
Anna, his wife, George l.. .Fogel gesitng and Do
rothea, his wife. Murtin Yukel md Elizabeth,
his wife, Sarah \. Vogelgesang, jacob, Henry.
Elizabeth, Ge,rgc, Louis, John and Daniel
Vogel. esAng, the seven last named in ants, um-
der he age Of twenly-one years, not having en-
tered h-irapp,Htr nee and given securityuccOrd
ing 80 the ACT Of Assembly and the rules Of this
Court and 1t appearing by affidavit batthey are
not residents Of this tate, it is ordered that
after due public ton Of this order and do what
is necessary to pr"ect their interetsin this suit;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert
ed in the Alexandria Gazette, q news paper pub
lished IN tht. city Of eXandria once 81 week
for four successive weeks. and p sted at the
front door OF the Court house 0l this County.
A cony-Testc.
j. !HACET, Clerk
\ {. G. + STUART O. Sc T-law4w
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!yUANO REEDS NCNIATED SU-
" PEH PHOSPHATE OF LfME.-Thc best
suprrphosphate yet offered to the farmer, pos.
srssing ali the activity Of Peruvian Guano, but
being far more duruble in its Objects
1t contains /. large amount OF animal matter
in highly concentrated form, which, combined
with its soluble bono phosphate ofllne, cannot
fail TO render it very valuable rs 4 !ertlllzer.-
Notwithstanding we believe it 20 be the best
super phosphate in the market, yet, by a pro
cess ueculiar in It's manufacture. whereby the
expenses are lessened, we are enabled to sell II
very low, with liberal discount to dealers.
-7A ELL RIDGE & CO., Sole Agents,
No. !. South Wharves,
oct 4 # Alexandria, va.
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VIRGINIA: At rules held in the Clerk :
' Office of the ircuit C"urt Of Alexandria
county, on The 3rd day Of Scptemb T, loGc. rs.
L. Adams, plaintiff, against William Miller,
dcfenGant-lu CHANGER
III. object Of this suit is to subject certain
lot and improvements, on the west side Of Payne
street between Pri c" and Duke streets, to the
payment ola debt, due CONS !anant by de end
ant, which is socur d by a d"e Of trust on
above property, dated May 70 lSG0 and duly Of
record
The defendant not having entered his appear
ance md 4iven secur t. according u the act Of
Assembly and :he rlle$ nt this Court md 1t ap
peariug by affidavit hat he is not a resident oi
this tate it Is OF dered that the said defendant
appear !."re within one month after due publ
culi"n Of his order, and do V hat Is necessary 10
pro, cci h- Interest in rnis suit; and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Alex
andra Gazet G, y newspaper published in the
city Of :, leyandri once week for tour suc-
ce>sivc weeks, and posted ut the front door Of
the Court House Of this county. A copy t SIC.
JEFFEnS)A 1ACEY. Clerk
g. S. MINER AND T. l.. SMITH, P. G.
i joIrjN
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17
7Anrluse,,Iurlents.

NEW METRoPOLITAN. The general popur
'lafity of the benefciary whose claims were
So Justly preferred al the New Metropolis
tan, ON Saturday was forced to yield
6othe prevailing storm and theaudience
was comparatively small. A worse might
could not have well been devised The
great play qfCRob Roy 99as admirably pre-
sented both in science, effect and artistic
ally. Mrs. Grierson as Helen. NIcGregor
sustained heI self fus yery. excellent man
nef. Mrs. Bella Golden as Diana Vernon
was pleasing and highly artistic repre-
SEM alton. Mr.. Fletcher appeared for the
ffrststime mathis city, as Rashleigh, and
showed himself an actor of very fine abili-
ty. Mr.. Golden, Grierson, Voltz, Melville,
Grant. Morrison and May, played with
their tstal ability, while Miss Bowen and
Miss Harris dressed and acted the fair
" Young Scotch Laddies " with highly at
tractive grace. Mr.. DeBerger was twice en-
cored, and his admirable songs were re-
ceived with the widest enthusiasm.
The farce was a highly laughable play
very well performed. go
Tonight Mr.. j. Wesley Hill makes his
disappearance, and is an actor of marked
ability. she play chosen for this evening
tlsg the great tragedy of Jack Cade, with j.
Wesley Hin, Bella GoIdehy Melville, Mr.
Fletcher and Golden in the leading roles.
and the fun strength Of the company in
the oast!sf IL is a play that, cannot fail to
attract a crowd. Family Jars will be re-
peated tonight as the ,afterpieee., -
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An HEAD & MooNEg 's.-Dre
Goods, 15c., Zoe, and 25c. per yart
Bleached Muslins, rs I'd wide, fl
12lc per yard. BIeached Muslin
full yard wide, for Zoe per yard. Ju
RECEIVED, % pieces of Bleached Mu
Inns, including !" New York Mill
" Wamsuttas, "Lonsdales," and
thesa best makes, at No 40 Ma
Street. dec143t.
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Bar Beavers, Chinchillas, Cloth
Doeskins, and Cassimeres, the mo
elegant and IN the largest quantit
are to be- fonndiatsJ slR Lotspeich
No. 5.South First Street. Mr.. Ola
does the cutting, aid guarantees
perfect tin every case. noy16 cod
> ~ I
REMoFEDs-pr., Mageniss has
moved TO First Street, one door belc
Mr.. Sam'l. Archer's residence, |
tween Locust and Walnut T
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CERTAIN To DIE.-We are panied to learn
that all hopes.of the recovery of Mr.. Fair
brothers, of the Terre Hau,e House, were
by a sudden change for the
worse on Saturday morning. Mr.. John
Ingle received a dispatch on Saturday
morning stating that he was rapidly sink
tng; and from Mr.. Sherwood, Messenger
for the AlistInsi Exp press Company, we learn
that all hopes of his recovery had been
abandonediby hisphysicians, and his de-
position was taken, on Saturday, to be
used I'm the triad Of his murderess. 1t is,
indeed a sad case, and one, almost unpre-
cedented in the annals Of crime-
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CITYNEWS.

s,FEoaIE IAGAIk. ave are glad to announce
that our excellent young friend. Ed. Tabor,
lOhe9& theme guar oIoURNAI. Brigade, ar
rived safely, atshqme' from Europe on. sstt
urday night, in fine health, much impfov-
ed bin personnel appearance and sporting
full whiskers, and looking as fierce aslone
of the Queens own" after the battle of
IHsAestoh'e Ridge. "'-- = -"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17

CoRRECTtoN-In making out the report
of the vote, Friday, night, at the F,aif, "a
mistake was n1adein adding upthsWotes
of Mrs. @. Kroener. The vote stands: Miss
c. Veneman No. 2, 3,2n: Mrs. G. Kroener,
2,576; Miss Veneman's majority, 635.
lg9fHr399 U8A JosErhH EETGz, Clerk.
T. w. VENEMAN Cashier. a..
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.JUsT ardvedsEA reduced prices, Z
full stock of ladies' and Misses walk
ing shoes, both fainel and linen lined
polish boots and balmoral The hes
goods for durability ever offered fo
the same money
WIN. I'll. WALKER & Go.
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Il EVANSVILLE AMP NEW -4A-IlsBANYs TAX
FAYERs.lThe New Albany Commercial,
few days age, published under the. head of
Heavy Taxpayers," alistof thirty-six in
tfividuals and business firms, Who pay a.
city tax o. 800 and upwards in that city.
We give elsewhere a list of 4indi-
viduals and business firms, who pay city
tax of 500 land upwards in this city.
By an analysis OF the list twill be seen we
have 440who pay 500 and upwards. tosNew
.Albany's thiIty-six. Evansville, has IS
individuals or business firms, who pay
$500 or upwards; New Albany has Is.
Evansville has As who pay 800 and ups
wards; New Albany 10. Evansville has 25
pay ing $500 and upwards IN ew ALBANY g.
EvansVdlIeh has Izpay6ng 5000 and upwards;
New Albany 7. Evansville has u WAC pay
500 aud upwards, New Albany has s.
Evansv1llei has IL Tholpay $500 and up
wards; New Albany has s. The largest
taxpay en-, i'm Evansville Il Charles viele,
paying over $1,000. The largest taxpayer
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in New Albany, is w, G. DePauy, who
pays $3.50. The list we publish this
morning is quite creditsble to our citizensy
'andsthe fact that not one of the list is
cnargealle with any delinqneney,. is credi'
Bile to the taxpayers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17

WE are now offering another ney
stock of mems and boys calf am
light kip 5oots-both sewed ant
pegged also a large variety of youths
copper toed boots. FFhese goods arr
all hrst-class goods, and are being sol
as low as. elsewhere. v 81
VIM. Ell. WALKER & Co.
So Main Street.
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TELEGRAPH TO. HENDERSON. I've are
gIadtosleava that all the stock has been
taken for the proposed telegraph from this
city to Henderson. The work, we under
,stallss wIg be bmmeneed at once, and we
viii soon be again in Instant communica-
ton Withhold Efend erson neighbors.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17

REPORT OF THE ELECTION HELD AT THE
CATHOLIC EAIfg -DEcA nj I2,g 1$ H.-Tot99l
number Of Votes poTIed, 7,5Is-s751 30; lex-
penses for cane, pitcher, engraving &C.,
$40 Is; nett proceeds, s722 05. u
t w. VENEMAN. Clerk.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17

BS@ Why is it that Hodge, Carr &.
Co, are selling liquors as low as
other wholesale houses pay for theirs2
Because they deal exclusively in IL
quors, and thereby make It their
study. They buy their whiskys di-
rect from Kentucky distilleries; their
wines and brandies direct from i'm
porters in. bond, (Which no other
honse does in this city,. We say to
the people, that We can and viii sell
liquor equality considered) lower than
any house in the' West Fair Bour-
bon and Rye Whisky at - 20 pei
gallon. HoDGE, CARR Il Co,
Corner Water and Sycamore SITS.
dec 10
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LOCAL NOTICES.

s@ Relnember The sale of clothing
tomorrow by Hiram Nelson, at his
Auction Room, No, So Main Street.
+ Found. a fur Collar Gladly s. which
the owner can have by calling at
this office and paying for this notice.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17

ELLIoTT's dry goods store main
taips The name of being as cheap 6
the cheapest. SO say the ladies.
dec7 Nv
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MUzzLED DoGs.-The dogs we now meet
in the street are generally nuzzled, and We
are glad to note pretty general DISPOSE
ton to comply with the require ments OF
the City CouneIli. AZ humber of dogs We're
killed on Thursday and Friday, and we
presume the work of slaughter will go-on.
5 ItW'as reported on Friday, that some one
or more of the policemen had been some-i
what careless in shooting. and had like to
have made the remedy worse than the
disease they sought to cure. We have not.
been able TO ascertainsthe facts, but would
suggest that the greatest care should be
taken in shooting dogs not to endanger the
lives of human beings. llG
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For the Largest and Finest st,
of Mems and Boys Clothing, v
the Great Wardrobe 81 MaipA Str.
S. N SMITH & Co, Pfdpers
nov22-dtt. ga '-t''
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g S. N. SMITH & Co.'S store, "a,
Main Street, was entered and nearly
half the prices taken from their large
stock of clothing. They will, there
fore, sell their goods at half their for
mer value for the next thirty days.
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- Full schblarxhipsissned for S35 90
to all who enter the Evansville Bust
ness College, before the list day OF
January, 1867. decl7 If
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LosT, Ion Locust Street betwe
Sixth and Third, Mink Collar. I
finder will be literally rewarded
it at Hudspeth, Adams
Co.'S store. Sa.s 81 ~ ? dec13tf
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READY MADE GtoTHING AT AUG
TONI will selllat Auction on Tues
day, Decemeess 10 1856, at my Auc-
ton Room, No. IS, Main Street, COM
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A GENERAL INVITATION is respe.
fully extended to all Dealers in g
ceEes, fobaccos, Cigars, &c, to {
on Gresham d Co., corner Vine
First Streets, where they will lie;
something to their advantage not q
erallg kcnO1on these hard times.
dae11 W. ...ss-a-a..--..ea.
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J ] Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

Roekport Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
ElIe,l carrying the mail szleayesaat A. NJ,
6AN To-day sN Medtfesd6sfS -srItFf Fridays.
Arrives by f. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
NeW ffagneny Nail kEage leaves Mon
days Ahd Fridays atT A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P.M.
Me- yerp ongIdai Stage leaves daily Tex
eept Sunday Wy at 7 x. NJ. Arrives daily lex
cept Sundays by 2P. NJ.
To NEWBgRGs-v1ack6 daily Except sun
day,t from the Merchants Hotel, at. 3
o'clock P. M.
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Cooley 8 dlA1R3s lBp0K FOR JANUARY.-A
fine holiday ffdmber has beenlaid2on our
table by Mr.. Scott, at whose news depot'
our readers may procure this excellent
monthly.
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THE G2ATHottc FAIR CLOSING NTGHT.-
The Catholic Fair, which has been going
fon dufing the past week, closed its opera
tions on Saturday, night. The inclemency
of the weatheF and the polls having been
closed on Friday night, caused great fall
ing off in the attendance, still quite a large
crowd was present. A great variety of ar
ticles were disposed of by auction, bringing
GENERALLY Jfair prices, though many fine
bargains were obtained. The crowd was
lively and much funswas created byyoung
hreh having articles Knocked down to
tfsmfor whichithey are not likely to have
any Immediate use. The Fair has proved
a great success, financially and otherwise.
The receipts will probably reach near
$1,000. We have to thank the managersfor
many appreciated courtesies. The whole
affair was series of pleasure, sa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17

mencing at 10 o'clock, $1,000 worth
of Ready Made Clothing, such as fine
coats, pants and vests. The goods
are in merchantable order, and of
-gobd quality. Also, / q IldsIof good
overcoats and !. furnishing goods.
Clothing dealers are invited to come
and buy as the goods will be sold
without reserve to the trade.
HIRAM NELSON, Auctioneer.
Decl7n2t. ,fs,-.sg lssbsiaah
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double quick, rolling over the roof and
leaping to the ground. The noise affrighted
the burglar below and he incontinently
fled.5 Mr. Keen, aroused by the noise, got
out in time to see them disappearlin the
gloom, and fired two or three shots after
them, but probably without other effect
than 10 accelerate their retreat. :.
a We again advise our citizens to'carefully
faster their doors and windows, and to
keep Well loaded revolvers or double-bar-
Eelled shotguns close athands FoHepr two
of them sho9wouId stop their operations,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17

b Coz H. - The, Bodiam Mines Office
has9heen yreuivyed ito the corner of
Locust and Water Streets. A con-
AstahtsuPblS and prompt delivery.
4 Dee155lW. y; no. e., s2'ra't''''h
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17

Xnvigorate the Responsible Organ,

XnVigOPate the Responsible Organ,
The stomach is the responsible organ of
the system. If the digestion is imperfect,
asweEF9EafEabaFs fFsf6is iaBeaeKery mufcle.
every nerve and fibre, Is more or less out OF
order All the fluids are depraved The
brain is clouded. The spirits are depressed-
All dyspeptics kn0lO this to be the truQlA
It is not, however, half the truth. Col
Hmns would be required TO enunerate the
R3iuSOR Il gageaQ4 NJ Res "a qtK EY SKs9FlsIa. lnor
could any pen do them justice TENS OF
thousands feel them; no man can desdTtbe
them.
Can they be prevented? Can they be re-
saaff6a Hka ii b tah S ~ Plt
No dyspeptie has ever taken HOSTlfST-
TIERS STOMACH BITrESS in win.
Relieve no one who says the complain is
lncurable. This great vegetable st0nlacttc
HUI @ e I 2iG NINA i pr Il
10 on asyfny RIFF gE ae done o1Pinfus <o
The faculty has its fal1acies. One of them
Is that indigestion is the most difficult of
al the ordinary ailments OF mankind TO
SOmbat and subdue- This is mistake.
othttaae89s es 9lI tsee epn f6e yIee II
liable combination which has becOm-l tai
NOUS throughout the civilized world as
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS is
a98sSif RlI831s no ell, ssllasfoftdisteis it is
everywhere procurable IF you wish TO
fool with the dyspepsia, Try the pharm4co-
oaeia prescriptions. II you want to root 10
GlUt and prevent its recurrence, take tine
BfttArS HalIE kEbere 4 no Iisepunt on the
Testimony in its favor. If there IS a man
or woman who has ever tried IL for 1pd1-
Eestion without being benefited, the TACT
has not transpjEedaA Universal, uncontra-
dicted praise avouches lis Wonderiu vi tonic
virtues. decl2 d3w
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THE WEATHER. - The weather, for the last
two days, has had a truly. winterish aspect.
During Friday night It commenced rain
ing, .wlrfcil froze as itfeiI, and it continued
TO rain and sleet all day and until last
Saturday night, covering every thing with
lee, rendering locomotion difficult, if not
dangerous; breaking down telegraph poles
and wires, and rendering business out
doors almost impossible Yesterday morn
ing we walked to ind everything covered
aSaith SNOW, which cohtipued to falI4all day,
until it become too cold to snow more. We
should have no objection TO about a foot of
snow from now till Spring. 1t would
prove, highly beneficial to the wheat crop
and. tend 70 reduce the price Of -four. The
mercury in gtllern ometers was falling
rapidly towards midnight, and we ex-i
pect to find. it close down to zero this
morning an gif4iGeiG Nfb5o iiaHj
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17

H'ILA LADIES 20 Dress Goods, : Ribbons,
French Flowers, Bugle Velvet and
Gimp Trimmings, elpakings apd Ho-
sierysat 8reab baFgainslfer few days,
to make room fevloar holiday stock.
,sl.,'..'' shN1. UGHEs &, Son,
. u. dse4552t3 Nv Dl1Ai156 Main Etr1et
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CRY TAxEs.-The following is a complete
list of persons who pay tax of sloo and
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IAPoRTANT 10 the LADiEsz-+Call
atnNo 10 Main lStfeet, and acohyince
yourself. that Head & Mooney can
anebaiU sell Dress Goods cheaper by
far than any house in the city.
Their 1ste6s fandlstyles afe>nelo, and
the quality better than is generally
kept eleswhee9sBT 0nB (dec148.)
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a NewIaald esraIraa Apoel in n eaiciEne!

IA NNW1EEAs4
DR.. Maggiel is the founder of new Med-,
teal system The quantitarians whose vast.
internal doses enfeeble the stomach and
paralyze the bowels, must give precedence
20 the man who restores health and appe-,
lite, with from one to two of his extraor-
binary Pills. and cures the most virulent
oil taDfes with a box or SO Of HIS w 0ideFful and
AL healing SaIve4s These two gfeatsPecff-i
les of the Doctors are fast superceding all
the stereotyped nostrums of the day. Ex-
ee%aoAafriary cures by sMaggiels Pills and
saye h38faRsRsg 9f tie pg6ilSst to
OF others, and upon which people have so
..-s]opg blindly depepded,. MaggieIS Pills are
Radtk ~ q Et3 s yS1y t full TAKEN
ereaIes an absolute necessity for another.
EBne or two of Maggiel's Pills sufdces to-
place the bowels in perfect order, tone the
stomach, create an appetite, and render
the spirits light and bl0yant! There is no
gripping and no reaction in the forn.ot con-
the Ii.-er is ffectal its funl-
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GARNIsHEED.4A fast young man from a
neighboring State visited the city the other
evening, and desiring to see the sights,
chartered a hack for the whole might.
After having his tun, he undertook to "a go
back non the driver, who claimed $40 for
his. services. But the : driver. having
learned that his customer had a considera-
BILE sum of money deposited at a popular
saloon, garnisneed it, and recovered his
feeJwitb costs. Youpg ngenrIwlIg visit the
fof fqh must expect e "A pay fPg 1t. "
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THE EVANSVILLE AlIATEURS.-The horJi
rible weatherthat prevailed on Saturday
Arissi1t resutedsfna a. slim attehdanee,aa Ma,
son1c Hall as well as at the other places, of
amusement in the city. The enter ainr1
|, nfent was highly provoca'ive' ofiTnirth,I
and we9.fhrnk that all present GOT the.
Wort b 7ok their money. in fun, besides the
consciousness OF contributing to a worthy
,i,t ~ s3l.H Hlf aniEf DsIs esU9ft 20 -;
-yg2JSeNsl fG9 ft4f Fl.8f rfsrffffsfiyE4fL -ifs'
Mr.. Leon DeBepger- volunteered his SER
vices and sung several songs in his; inimi7,
table ms nherr, j. with guitar accompaniT
ment, and was warmly applaudedsi. = 5iu.
loaPhe young gentlemen amateurs have,a
We are informed, volunteered to repeat
the performance in a few days, when it,
is hoped that better weather and
fewer counter attractions will secure q,
lore liberal attendance. ssy
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17

THEY HAVE UoMEl-We Raye just
received to-day, two cases oftiRdaats'
fancy shoes, all ee4ers, that-we have
had / made expressly Dor Christmas
presents. They are SO nice, and ele-
CANT, that we almost wish we had a
iiftle,6neA toIweaDa pair Nome and
SSH anS5 !. ,REipss3h9 6 RPR5 1sF AZ
.Is1Dec15ea2l iNol s Second Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-17

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