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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-15
JOY TO THE wORLDi
take Up thy Bed and Walk"
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FOR EXTERNAL OR INTERNAL USE.
a Qua WIFE, ON WATER OF LEFE,
WATER or LLFE,

n QUA WIFE, OAl WANEM OR MkEEs
I1rdddohe on KeurnfDf0-fn three minutes,
T0Dfl.debe or Harfiahe--ln one minEte. GiIiH
(sotics aud Crdmps-In fiye minutes. Ire
Diagyhda HioodD bItiz, Coughs and Coids--
la from one 20 three days. a4l t..I q.
IaheufndIfs,ll++fn two 10 ten days.
Pain n ne Back or Side = la twenty min
s6re,iess or Inflammation Of ge Rtdneya
Deat,iess, asthma, Plies, Sore or Weak
Brotehfai ADections, Dyspepstq, EyD4fpelazs y
q ton ~ the Heart, EernH5. 'fi'HlifM iHi
Lfpe'' Complaint, Fepcr and -A0lls, -.--
AGue Duke, Gravel. Contracted or Sfl0ened
Coyds, Si0onen, Lame, ~ 6ti0 Joints.
HiOONen Glands o. Ihcfhs 4.
QUIZ, Brtises, on Shot W6iiadS--In any ipor-
ton OF the boSiy-in an incredibly short
time.
This medicine has haen thoroughly test.
ed Ia Evansville, by many OF our first oiti-
zens, meyer failing 10 give satisfaction. We
nave sold large quantities ia Ohio ms T
diana, Illinois, Kentucky, and Tennessee,
ana the demand ~ daily Increasing buGh ~
- the confidence we have IN the medicinef
that we warrant every bottle, and refund
the money In case the medicine. nails ~ fI
cure as represented fH u nv ~ 10
We have a number OF properly attested
certinoates from our own city, ana rom
various parts of the eOuntfy, when can ~
any Time be seen al our store. NH t Me-
Irlte-Dne dollar pof bottle
For sale by respectable drnsgiS~ aY9ry'
LEIGH q MAGIHE, 20 II
Cor. Third and Mum Slfsetny f.NhhsNtho,
Manufacturers aud Sole frpprioIorA ~
hu%' aain ,a8 nosadat lDi9al fnd p
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-15


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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-15

For sale by all Druggists,
CLOUD Il AKIN,
apria General Agents, No, o Main 20,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-15
i. Smiths Shirt Manhtactory,
No. ) SECOND streel. h LINZ nloel..

No. 5 second street, In Rrey's Block.
rsuuRra MADE TO ORDER FROM
- meaanrenenI, and niii warranted, A
AloeiS OF ready made shirts and Collars
always on hand, aud at prlces that viii
suit the purchaser Tueking Skirts, Atitch-
ing noHonH. Ne, done With neatntaia and
diApatch.
Thankful for past faverh tho auhserihnr
patronage no genoraliy bestowed for the
post ave wears. UHt 'aflf j aAiITE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19

career and they were glad TO him in perfect health and
to meet him. By hs vic and children as wen as by them hi,
returning prosperity Which e had so rc deserved As TO
what would YET be done none could tell by the last scientific
paper that be had rd from England from bis friend Grow It
Yves obe assorted by him nan Of science that the time
might when We night yet od Intercourse not only with
another but perchance with tie and Cary bis
ecgaphic lines where he would only one thing do not do
among The stars for they wished him long life
they wished 20 octan him long from thc sky lie would give
him bic right hand IN token Of The Affection Ae love hope and
company that had gace them with their presence
Mr. Field in returning thanks for tie manner in which be
had been received said that after the lengthy remarks made
by hun at the recent banquet he was suIe he need pot e
their kind attention The telegraph stl in It's infancy
An looked with wonder upon what bad been accomplished 70
The last quarter Of century since te tT hnes we1S
laid coansc Fraoe and f. gland and now the lines eK
tended nearly all over the globe and the tine would come
Europe but from Asis and all parts Of Africa Australia and
India improvements would be made in many airecuons nv
smile Of ones handwriting and he exhibited specimen which
had been achieved at distance OF 100 miles ,-..
Mr. Ianorotn the beautiful lodes thai are here tonight
could only be flashed across the wiresi Laughter
Mr. Field that photographs had been transmitted
and that OF the first wa that the widow Of Lord Byron
lie exhibited specimens IL was great pleasure to him 70 feel
that the enterprise with which he had Ign % pns & &
many had spared had been concerned one way
or another in the enieprise He trumped and roced with
all those EDgShmen and had 80 literally poured
ceed MAT The telegraph woud bind together the different ma
tons Of the earth and beeTod would promote and
good will Throughout the world would carry the blessings OF
Civil and gious liberty the globe as much as anything
else discovered In tho last century He felt that be won
crafty those reset n he would retire from this place and
give way whom every one loved 70 hca, FOR thiS KIN.
Ts pev " Bellows then followed with felcit0us aud ap
propatc address and the brilliant company Adjourned 70 G
dnnrroom where very pleasant cold collation. was IN resd
mess Anope the guests invited where GOV Fenon Admiral
Farracut Commodore Ringgod, Mai Gen Augur Gen Van
Vhet and others equally celebrated Gov Fenon sent 'he
following telegram -. NJ. =, ,ss
n. A., d. DopeE Cub Hour. No a. Eat Ftffee7tst =,
WIN not practicable fi 10 attend the reception gwen m
Cyrus Field evening join howevcr in 1eHsimen oil msh
regard o him. energy fidelity science owes one OF '
.sss.s.' ~ ~,emeut. T. (. FEsTos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19
THE MARKETS.
Icu,llllr l,polted bod M TnInusr.l

SATURDAY Nov. II, lsC6.
ASHES have been In fair demand and the MARKETS firm
~ 750sl0 for Pots, and sl+ds4 90 for Pearls
BRICKS firm and In fair demand at Sl3Gsf for com
Hard t5d20 for Croton and sSGsI0 for Philadelphia
Front
COFFFE-There nothing whatever doing Brazil Coffee
the weakness in gold entirely Frustrating business and prices IN
consequence great extent nominal For other styles
fair trade demand prevails sales Of J1 bags at 49,
l6tc, gold
cOTTON-Thero is very good demand partly speculative
for Orleans with many holders asking higher rates. sales Of
800 bales
CENENT-Rossndale firm and in fair demand at 81 u.s.
cash.
FLOUR AND MEAIo-Snce this day week We have had a
variable comparatively quiet and unsatisfactory market
for Western and State Flour The liberal arrivals present
and prospective have induced the trade 10 purchase with less
Freedom and we have had At times much depression and reg
uay In pricesthe rapid decline in gold adding 10 the heav
and depressiOn this has not been general and
many large holders have maintained their prices but have sold
being than onehird the quantity held here year and
limited supplies In prospect there very little reason TO
hope for lower prices especially for Family Brands a. they can
not DO had 70 any extent Tho current prices on the eaooad
regard this depression only temporary and unwaanted at
least % far a. Winter Wheat FOus concerned Much OF
the Flour arriving this week OF poor quality and some OF that
which passea inspection very ordinary This has beon taken
Nothing Of moment has been done for future delivery the spec
uays feeling having entirely subsidized We have added some
what 70 stock but Is still meager for the season Tho
exports Of the week are 90 33e bills, including 367o
bbs. TO the British Provinces; l,735 bbs 20 Europe
e.30e bbls. 90 South America and West Indies and
Tor the corresponding week last year, 81 bbs
In gold aud more liberal offerings prices all grades 200
ESQ lower and heavy at tho close the demand being confined
entirely to the local trade the sales $500 bbs at " $50
go 20 Tor Superhne State ts a5aslO 20 for ordinary
Extra State 90 40etl2 for Fancy State (Sound o. 100
M 20 for the low grades OF Western Extra 90 6jdt rs for
Shipping Ohio tseN 10 Tor Trade brands agd ~ 25Gts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19
SATURDAY, Nov. l7--s.

SATURDAY, Nov. lit n. NJ
Gold 10 lower, and cesss at a. after selling at IA
n2i The export for the week hes been tses,Ss5.
Stocks opened weak, with disposition TO sell the
whole list, including Governments In these moderate
decline was shown, but upon fancy shares, which have
been inflated by cheap money and speculative combins
tons large fall was submitted TO- and the market
quoted psncky' Government stocks, ~ rule, were
per cent lower but old 52os fell II per cent, North
Carolins &c fell III Ohio and Mississippi Certificates 81
Western Union Telegraph, 81; Quicksilver I'll Marposa,
I; do. Preferred, p; EOwYoIk Central, 2ii Eric, 81
Hudson River, Q; Residing, 2li Cleveland and Pitts
burgh 81 Michigan Central H. do Southern, 81 Iii.
C'n'ra' 4; Chicago sad North Western, II;
go. ~ro' g. Clevsiaud and Toledo, %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19
Honnnnn AcoInrxr M OEElrA CouxrY-A

HORRIBLE ACCIDENT IN ONEIDA CoUNTY-A
WoMAN TORN N PIICEs ALONG TIE RoADThe Utica papers
give the particulars Of runaway accident that occurred Of
Holsnd Patent n miles north Of Utica last Saturday after
neon Mrs. Ward wife Of Nathaniel Ward IT,, q
Unable wOnan and the center Of afeetonae family circle
started with hsr Little hey attend the meeting Of the Bapest
Church At the Patent where he husband and
daughter After going little way the horse became FESTIVE
when the little boy became frightened and returned home
Soon AtrWa-d the vicious bet became unmAnsges6e and
started 10 run Mr. Ward in attempting to jump caught her
hoop shirt on the spbgA and thut dragged mile and
tangled and uss found most horribly torn and Acertted and
lie yearly Her clothing scattered along the road
and even her shoee and stockings from her feet One
arm and one Limb reler Der head neatly tcaped and the flesh
in several places torn the boDes tell how great must have
heel the sungs Of tho Unfortunate ueom DEAN soon 70
hsved her Of her IufeTsBeG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19

To THE HOLDERS or OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAIL
ROAD TRUSTEES CERFCATsIhe plans for reorganzing the
being amendaory OF the Trust Agreement require to be voted
OF both Preferred and Common Certificates Over majority
In interest 35J0O has already been voted In favor
and but inconsiderabe minority 1871 COZ opposed
Persons whose names certificates been issued and
recorded the books OF the Trustees their repre-
sentatves, are the only qualified voters.
To promote an early recording OF the full rseoVrs vote
required for quorumhoders Of Certificates
earnestly requested In person or By proxy register Their
session at this office daily from - TO for such pu
pose.
Holders oJvntransrrsd should obtain prors from
M persons named ia their respeetse certificates.
Eopersonal Pocuniary liability involved except hereafter
voluntarily assumed
Blank proxies viii DO furnished at this office
EDWARD LEARNED.
Chairman Of Special Meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19

for ST. Louis Extras Canadian Flour has been only IN moa
but slightly Ghe stock is light and We are Ger
nu heavy and lower sales 100 bbs at sl4sl6 10 for
Trad and III nfy Extras. southern Flour has tuctaa,sd
Stl. les declined ami cos- heavy and lower though the
,t ~ Ill ades IL limited: sales 100 bbs. AZ f2 iOat4 -
for common TO Extra Baltimore and Country and 90 -
fv altered and with only moderate demand prices hate
declined closing dull and lower sales 800 bts at . 3Sas 30
49, al mas been in lees active demand prices have hucu
90 and ose nominal Buckwheat Flour has been N li ue
d bas auctied ard lower and duh a. IS sas -
4oof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CoNMUNPAw, Nov. E.--Receipts OF Lave Stock a
tbi. place for week follow VIZ se he5es lso .heey
and 4 hogs portion cattle have been slaughtered
ana ve-v few hAve sold sSe Enough Is known howeIS
with some So sold Hudson CITY and 90 reported I"
other hard market FOR one huaded ST next honday
Very live sheep the market to-day Dat tae soea
OF dressed large they scarcely any higher than Jessr
day A rigat fat lot would bring 6t@otc.
Hogs firm today, With OO On sale az tbs p.os
They bringing :, Gfc with very few ~ ne latter pros
Dressed Hogs worth sq9tc or &C. less than az this tina
lat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19
AuplroR. GENERAL HAarRANrr OF PEySsYLvAyIA

We learn from Inc NOTTItLOWH VA HepuDtIodH IuHI
Hsrtran declined the appointment OF Colonel
OF the 3th Regular Infantry rendered him some time since
Business occaoned partly by the i'll health Of the
father Of Gen Hartranf led him TO refuse the position n
his present intention The Cor which he
elected Auditor General Of PennsviTsna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19

Bsey has been in good domand both for export and for ocs
use and Notwithstanding the liberal arrivals sud decline m
gold prices have slightly improved the exports since the ~
Of September are about B 90 bush and hence have already
last wear and likely close the year with moderate
stock there the canal about 10000 bush mostly
Canadian and the prospect that the major part o. W
be taken for shipment reghs very low and are likely
% continues To- weeks present stock
about BUSH this Is light increased wants con
bush a. O9 for Western o. 07aSl " for Canada West In
bond and o. 80 reported for do free Farley Malt has
been only moderately active and at yarlahle Prices
our stock Is 5000 bush. closing duh and nominal.
Oats have been fair demand and have hucuaed dahy
the naury has been chiefly speculative though fair for home
use and moderate for export the break IN the Canal and de
cline and gold have been the chief causes o. ne
Gpcgatons We have added slightly stock and ind
no 900 bush but likely tOoOe the with limited
supply Closing lower with fair demand AZ the decline
sales 90 bush t6jd for fair 10 good Chicago aud
a7O6si fof Rye has been IN limited request and "h
Hoerate arrivals prices have improved stock snhu
aont ~ bushels closing heavy q al - for old Western
In moderate demand very variable rates the favorable
news FROM Europe break In the Eric Canal and marked De
gold have been the principal causes OF the nuotAons
The disposition purchase hold has not been strong a.
hitherto with stringent money market and larger
suppe OF daily the local trade Old cannot prove &C
The high prices current cannot M 70 induce aI1n
er near Us 20 sol freely and promptly Our present stock
sIoeed. bush and increasing The quantity or ne
moderate the this WITH prospect OF s
higher prices Liverpool has STIMULATED the market mate
rally high prices fail 90 greatly restrict lts
consumption The exports the week 90 s bush against
ia 49, kush hast year At close the market l. heavy and
moderately active tho demand for speculation chiefly sales
Of 10 900 hash n, o. sds for Mixed Western in store
o. oqai for do ahoAt aud 81 l2asl Is for NewJe.se!
Yeiou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19
pFcFTpTS on PRODTCE.

NOV IT-leO57 bbls Forr so bbl WHISKY l.5;0 sacks
Com Meal sacks OIL Cake Is so blsa Wheat ~ 40 BUSH
Corn " O9 bush Oats Is 035 bush Re 80 srsh Malt Sch
hsh Rrey p brsh Ssds l4g pkgs Beef 3 bbs Pork i5j
pkg, Cut Meats con pkrs Lard 5.5i bbls Petroleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19

DEATH OF AN EpIToA,--MI. W. r. Addinston Of
n. Teay Department and for many years plhsher Of The
Fshka IN y Standard died At F1sak Landing on Sstur
in good health spend the sabbath with his family He re-
tired TO bed about 10 oe9ch IN snort time after ~ vas
hia death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19
v,onrs vpo,, srtr / 1866. TO DATE.

FIsUWe have had very DUH market for Dry Cod since
nr Last hat prices are without change of note sales a. 1870
"a 20 for Grand Bank and se % for st. George haoksre
are d,l and prices are entirely nominal Picked herrngs ar
rive more and arc lower Smoked Herrngs are scarce ad
brn .,.... L.. d.,,o,,,sboa orr
wheat market the past week bn; have had to note much
reTnlav consequent upon the more liberal arrivals rapid
In Western markets end serious break IN the ERE
Canal The arrivals III prospect are larger but as the season
advanced there Is prospect Of considerable aeennh
don OF stock at the OF the Notwithstanding the
vy ANAL stock held here holders do not eyince much comb
dnce as our present meegeY supply would seem to warrant
The Indications shall close the season with about
1000 400 bush which will be wanted for our local and
ooastwise trade Our present stock is about 10000 BUSH
and increasing dailyt consists chiefly Of No Spring with
liberal Supply Of good White ard Amber Winter the latter
has been In moderate demand varabo prices White Is held
with much confidence has sold slowly the extreme prices
insisted on restricting the milling demand we notice limited
inouryfor Unsound Spring o al about ~ per bush
New Spring held much above the limits OF shippers orders
and IA likely 90 rule higher Prices 7al0c bush lower as
compared with this day week To-day have had very IA
seed market the business has been limited and prices are
nomnay Sc per bushe lower Mers hold off owing 70 the
decline in gold and the liberal offerings prices 81 the close
have dow inward tendency The sales 300 bush AZ - ~
for Straight No Chicago Spring g. OSa3 10 Amber State
ard s. n FOR small lots Of very choice do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19
........ ssl,oIs.sS5 SSI,91SSII Dec si,Tls,S''

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD Co. OF CALIFORNIA,
nTBREsT At RAIE OF SIX PER CRIT Pr ASsUM, Fay
ABLE sENI.ASSUALLY on TIE FIRST DAY OF JASUART
AND JULY.
PRINCIPLE AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN q. ; GOLD COIN
IN THE CITY or NETWORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19
Sarinos BauKs.

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth.aye., cor
~ n.r OF Fourtsenthst SIX PER CENT INTEREST FREE
or TAX Deposits made before Dec vi draw interest os
Dee THOMAS CHRISTIE President r Il Bull Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19
pipiosnb Notices.


oYTtcn MOUNTAIN On coxPASI No. ls1 Broadway
THE Directors OF the MOUNTAIN OIL COMPANY
have declared DIVIDEND Of two esnt thetr capital
proceeds Of their wells Cheuy Run Dra Tract Rs
Ocs Of said Company and AFTER tho 18th inst fhs
will be eosed for i've days previous By order OF he
Board JULIUS X. POMEROf. 1ressnrsg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19

TIE Bend. kar. Thirty Year, 70 run and secured By
Fist Mortgagr. contributing an GbSolp,e prior hen
on that portion Of the Road EquiPmsafs, Franchise,
and Entire Property Of TIE Central Pacific Railroad
Company lOca'ed IN he State ofCdiitorai1, and er-
tending from Sacramento CHytO ne California STATE
Line, forming part ofhe GREAT PACIFIC RAILROAD
ROUTE adopted and aided By ne UIrFD STATES
GovERsMESI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19

For Sale at IS per cent and accrued ntere, from July
!, in currency.
For further particulars spply to
FISK & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in United States and other desira
bic securities No. Nassau ST., New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19

OSVIeE % PAcSo NAIL SrEAnsHIP CosPAsL
NHwYeHk, New. IA, 1854. y
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the TRANS
~ FER BOOKS Of this Company viii Be Osss 90 ~
10Th ins at seoeh preparatory hs Annes Eeeoon ~
order az the hoard OF Directors THEO JOHONSoN Secy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19
financial.

OyucE PACIFIC Man STEAnHP CoRAsLl
NKw.YoKK, Nov. !, 90 ,
NOTICE lie hereby given that the ANNUAL ELEC.
~ TON NINE DIRECTORS OF this Company will be held -
The COmPsnys oe. NOL So and 81 Wallet. WEDEEsDAI
November a. 1885 between the hours OF IL ln2 BY oseo
Of the Board OF Directors THEo. T. JOHNSON Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-19

nq,.e FROM SUPERINTENDENT ETNSBpY-MAsoEIc
AERAsaKaBSTs-oapER IRON TIKI GRAND MAS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-08
what win Mr.. Johnson Do9

That is the question now, since the
latest elections. The man who talks all
the time in all his speeches about the
people and about his profound conf
dence in their instincts, has now heard
from them on the policy business.
What will he doR WIN he heed their
voice2 We should be happy to think
SO, but we have no idea that such will
be the case. "The wise man forseeth
the evil and hideth himself" said Solo
mon, "bnt the simple pass on and are
punished" In our opinion Mr..
Johnson belongs to the class that pass
on. AT all events he has shown that he
does not belong to the former, and con-
yersely, he has no proper place outside
the latter class. We expect him TO be
more bitter and relentless than ever.
We may look for a message on the first
Monday Of next month full of every
thing else save submission to the will
of the people. But no odds; we have a
two-thirds Congress, not only for the
next session, but two sessions thereaf-
ter, clear through to. the end OF Mr..
Johnson's term: They will be with him
on the policy question to the last day
in the evening. This may be very an
noying fact for The executive tocontem-
plate, but it is blessed source of peace
and comfort TO the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-11-08
Missouri.

p The result in no State, not even New
York, will disappoint the copperheads
SO much as in Missouri, especially in
the city and county of st. Louis. They
were confident OF victory in that coun-
ty. They boosted unreservedly of their
largely Increased register of voters, and
of their intention and ability to elect
Hogan to Congress over Gen. Pyle
The result shows how "the best laid
schemes OF mice and men gang AT
aglee." The dispatches inform us that
"the Radical county ticket is elected by
$500 majority" land that Pyle is also
elected. HurrahI for Pyle, say we. BE
and the rest of our staunch Union
friends made a noble fight and they
have won. In view of their success we
desire to ask the st. Louis Dispatch if it
was not little bit mistaken when it
triumphantly uttered the following
boast:
SIT requires no ciphering to exhibit
our victory. That %, 900 registered quail
Ifed HoteTR tell the lChOLe story. Our
triumph is as plainly seen in these
figures, as If traced in the midnight sky
with letters of fire." $50 - ~ :
Wee not see ''the lines of fire" in
the complexion of the returns. That in
teresting exhibition of pyrotechnics
will have to bepostponed for future
occasion.