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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-08
BY W. K. ROBERTS, AuctiOneer-
orner Roanoke Square anG Vide Water Street

Corner Roanoke Square anG Vide Water Street.
rNRUsTEE's sALEOF VALUABLE
MACHINERY, roo l. S, &c, OF THE
CENTRAL IRON WORKS" NORFOLK, Va
BY virtue of a deed of trust, executed to us on
the 18th of July, 1866, by VIM. l.. Petit and
Johannes Watson, partners, doing business under
the firm and style of Petit q Watson, we shall
sell, at public auction, for cash, the premises,
located on Wide Water street, Norfolk, Va, No.
49, commencing at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, on the 10th
day of August next, 1866, the entire MACHINE
RY, TOOLS, &c. ofthe extensive and complete
establishment, known as Central Iron Works"
Also, several valuable Steam Engines two or
three excellent Boilers, three number one Lathes,
and other valuable articles of like kind.
Immediately after the sale of the above articles
OFFER FOR RENT,
For the balance of the year, the BUILDINGS
and PREMISES of the said Iron Works.
D. j. GOODWIN, T,..,o
VIM. H. ELLIS, !
W. R. ROBERTS,
jy31 Auctioneers.
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BY w. X. ROBERTS, AuctiOneer,

BY w. X. ROBERTS, AuctiOneer,
Cor. Roanoke Square, Vide Water Street.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE
Butte STREET PROPERTY.
DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF Trust
ID from William Ii. Lockwood and wife, to Sc
cure an advance from the Homestead Loan Asso-
citation, the undersigned will proceed to sell, at
auction, in front of the premises, on THURSDAY,
the 10th day of August, Immediately after the
sale of the late VIM 7. Murray's property, the
TWO FRAME TENEMENTS,
Nos. 80 and Al, Butte street, together with the
valuable lot upon which-they are situated, 'front.'
ing on Butte street % feet inches, with depth
of 81 feet and AZ feet in the rear.
TERMs-Casq, in current funds.
Tru tees { VIM. Il. Harrison,
Homestead Loan Cicero Burruss,
Association, Ryland Capps.
W. r. ROBERTS,
iy30-tds Auctioneer.
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PORTSMOUTH COMMON COUNCIL This body
met yesterday afternoon.
l. Lease Of slip to Peters & Reed, reported
as accepted by them
2. Committee authorized to contract with
Mr.. James for paving sidewalk from the in
tersection of Hugh and Middle streets to post
office
8. Finance Committees report was a Iopt-
ed.
A. Resolution adopted to apply to rext
Legislature to fund debt of the city.
s. Bills ofPeters & Reed, Lindsey & Clio
yer, Goodwin & Crocker allowed
6. Application for pay to night police Or
dered to be fled
7. Report of police relative to dog tax, ow-
ing to its informally, not received.
8. Reports of City Treasurer and Clerk re-
ferred to Finance Committee
9. Report relative to Market House repairs
adopted
10. Application Of Mr.. Gibson to rent
part Of wood wharf, referred to Committee.
IL. Election of City Sergeant ordered TO be
held on the 25th inst
-. Idlers and loafers prohibited in and
about The Market House.
ID. Navy yard authorities to be applied to
relative to repairs of Swimming Point bridge
IA. Cistern in front of Court House to be
put in proper order.
Is. Ordinance relative to scavengers, refer
red to Committee.
16. Board of Health requested to appoint
Health Officer to visit vessels.
II. Recommendation to increase salary of
clerk of Board of HEALTH referred to Commit
tee
Is. Clerk authorized to issue city warrants
to Judge Massenburg for his salary.
49, Police bill allowed.
20. Adjourned
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MEETING OF COMMON CoUNcIL-This body
met yesterday afternoon.
l. The ordinance authorizing the armng
of the police, was concurred in.
2. The resolution relative to economy by
the School Commissioners, was tabled.
8. Selling half and quarter lots in Cedar
Grove Cemetery, was authorized.
A. The proposed dog ordinance providing
for muzzling dogs, was laid on the table.
s. The resolutions relative to the condition
and disposition of dead bodies in the public
vault during the summer, were concurred in.
g. Relative to lots in Cedar Grove Gene
terry was concurred in.
The following bills were ordered to be paid:
H. Morrace, paving, $3.50 40; L. Salisbury,
25 90; Santos & Bro, 3s Al Day Book, 8 rs;
do, 8 IS; do, 8 so; do, co. do, 8 90;
do, so; A. A. McCulloch, IA 90; G. w.
Cowdery, SO 20; L. Guy, 8 25; n B. Lee,
100 co. Underhill & Fletcher, % 90; j. Y.
Griffin, IS 90; n B. Lee, 10 90; Fl. r. Rich
ardson, 80 90; +. White, 6 90; G.. Lovely,
AIS 90: E. Campo, so; j. Cornick, Is 90;
d. Mack, 6 90; M. A. & c. A. Santos, 20;
do, 4S u; do, II 80
Wyatt & Watson, 10 rs; w Hudgins, 2
So; s Dorney, 90; Balsom & Moore, 2 so;
& Barnes, II 90; S Butt, 25 %; l. w Leary,
SO 70; w B Deggs, 282 90; B X Taylor,
16 90; w A James, % co. Cameron, 40
so; G Reed, 16 90; Dunstan, Llewellen &
Co., Is S8; Dunstan, Llewellen & Co., 9 rs;
w A James, "a so; j j Williamson, 6 90;
w II Dunstan, % 90; c + Ashby, A 90; W
B Deggs, $50 90; S Butt, 20 25; j Buchan-
an, 6 81; Balsom & Moore, Is 90; Day Book,
100 so; j r Hathaway, II rs; c. Sharp VS..
City, 100 90; W I Bell, 40 90; II Morris,
IA 90; N Lee, 81 75 Stewart & Dey, IS;
7 0 Wise, Is 90; W Fletcher, 4s Co., City
Watch, 456 go
s. Bills of Thomas j. Corprew; referred to
Fire Committee.
9. Bills Of W. A. James, not recognized,
and ordered to be returned to him.
10. $4,000 ordered to be paid on or before
LIST October on debt Of $4,000, due Norfolk
Savings Intuition.
II. Bill of Day Book-funded
IL. $25 so allowed on bill of 500 of Day
Book
10. Mayor restricted from appointing ex-
ira police for longer period than five days,
unless authorized by Council.
IA. Bill of Old Dominion, for $5O-re-
ected.
Is. Twenty-Five cents authorized to be col
lected ON stands in the market, to the Clerk
of the Market.
1s. Lease of Fair Grounds, EXTENDED to
fifteen months to Freedmens Bureau.
II. Adjourned
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THE DAY BOOK.
REPORT OF REFEREES.

We, the undersigned, having been request
ed to institute comparison between the re-
spective calculations of the Norfolk Virginian
and the Norfolk Day Book, certify that the
following is the result of our examination:
The circulation of the Daily Virginian is
In the copies
In the country
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The circulation of the Daily Day Book is
In the ......65l copies
In the Country ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, OI
Total .................................69S
Circulation of the Tri-W Weekly Day Book
In the rs copies
Circulation of the Weekly Day Book
In the Country ........460 copies.
Excess of the Virginian's Daily circu-
lation over that of the Day Book. ...l50 copies
Excess of the Virginian's Daily circu-
lation over that of the Tri-W eekly
Day copies.
Excess of the Virginian's Daily circu-
lation over that of the Weekly Day
Book copies.
Excess of the combined circulation of
the Day Book over that of the Daily
circulation of the Virgnian. 1856 copies.
HENRY IRWIN,
G. ID. PARKER.
HENRY GHISELIN.
NORFOLK, Va, July 80, 1866.
This report we have reduced to the follow
ing form of expression
DAY Books CIRo'N. VIRGINIAN's CIRc'N. !.
Day Book in city, 63l Virginian in city, 6l0
90 &C in country, 81 i" in country, 238
Weekly in country, AGO
Tri-WeekIy G 25 Total 848
Total. 1,lS3
Day Books city circulation over Vir-
ginian's city circulation ................. 81
Day Books combined country circula-
ton over Virginian's daily coun-
try circulation Observation-Disclosures. 3l4
Day Books combined circulation over
Virginian's combined circulation. 1886
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
WING QUALIFIED as Com
mittee Of John D. Myrick, Esq., i respectful
ly ask that all persons and Banks who hold claims
against Mr.. Myrick, whether as principal, sure
ty, endorser or otherwise, make the same known
to me- with statement of amount and how due,
preparatory to adjustment.
JOHN r. KILBY,
Committee of
JOHN d. MYRICK,
au3-l5t Suffolk, Va.
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NON EXPLOSIVE
KEROSENE OIL /,

LIfE, LIBERTY, AND THE PURSUIT
or HAPPINESS.
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SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
MRS. DIR. WRIG with her
lN Daughter as Assistant, will open an Ele-
mentary School for Girls in Norfolk, ON the
Second Monday in September.
REV. A. S. BARTEN Visitor.
Terms per quarter payable in advance.
Tuition from SIS to $l2 so, according to studies
ursued. Fuel Extra, ST.
She will also receive as Boarders, few young
ladies DESTROYS of attending Summaries in this
city.
For further information, apply to Rev o. S.
Barten, or Taylor, Todd Il Tucker
iy3l-tlOth sep*
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VTIRGINIA.-At Rules holden in the
Y Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of Prn-
cess Anne County, on the first Monday in July,
1S66.-Iu Debt and Attachment
John Gornto,
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MAYORS CouRT.-His Honor John r. Ludlow,
presiding:-
Frederick Wright, arrested for fighting, being
still belllcose III court, was sent to Jail for con-
tempt, and fined $40.
Patrick Tracy, hayward Jelt, found quietly
drunk; reprlmsnded and discharged.
William Harrison, a stray wait, picked up by
the ''Stars' for perambulating the streets at un-
timely hours, under very suspicious circumstan-
ces, was lectured the iniquity of idleness and
discharged
The Watch report nothing "laying around
loose except horse, which was taken up and
duly provided for at the public crib of John Lee,
until called for by the owner. who will be charged
So, 'for the privilege of catching him.
Charles Williams and Lydia Washington, F.
BIS, were arrested by Officer Wyatt, for fight
ing, and fined S. each.
CoRPoRArGoN CoURr.--His Honor Judge Tabb
presiding.
Several probate cases were presented and re-
corded. The docket on cases Of examination from
the Mayors Court is rather full.
MAYORS CouRT.-Portsmouth.-H Honor
Mayor White presiding:
Charles Anderson, arrested on complaint OF
Giles c. Minter; case compromised.
Samuel Thompson, arrested for having a PIG on
his lot; discharged
Samuel Thompson complained Of Milly Brink
ley discharged.
VIM. Maglie, charged with having in his pos
session lot of iron supposed to be stolen dis
charged.
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FREIGHT

FREIGHT.
" ANTED.-A vessel to load ON the Pas
w quotank hiver with shingles, for Phila-
delphia. Apply to
aus B. T. BOCKONER.
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DOWDER AND SHOT.-A full supply
L for sale from the Factories, by
aus b. T. B0CK0VER.
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Against
j. d. Elwell and Samuel T.
Hodges,
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NO FURTHER DANGER OF
EXPLOSIONS.
THIS NEW INVENTION

HAS EVERY ADVANTAGE OVER THE
''OLD ISSUE"
X Err @ s Il n E
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100
LOTS FOR SALE.


rGNHE ABOVE LOT s are on Hawk,
Nicholson, and Cumberland streets. Plot OF
same can be seen at office corner of Holt and Fen
Church streets. au8-lw
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AUCTION SALES.
BY T-F, OWENS, AuctiOneer,

With L. G. Lindsey & Co., Real Estate Agents,
No. "a Vest Main Street.
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VTIRGINIA.-At Rules held in the
Clerks office ofthe Circuit Court of Eliza
beth City County, on Mondays the 9th day of
August l666.-in Case and Attachment.
William H. Upton,
Plaintiff
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w. IL Curtis, personal representative of Wilson
w. Jones, decd, John Augustin Jones, Jas.
Madison Jones, John King and Mary King
his wife, James L. Taylor, and Hannah his
wife, and Thomas Phillips.
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Y.
Charles i. Wilkins,

XTIRGINIA.-At Rules held i'll the
' Clerks office of the Circuit Court of Eliza
beth City County on Monday, the 9Th day of Au-
gust lS66.-In Chancery
R. w. Buckley,
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Of character and, while she comes fully
up 20 the ideal, she never over-does the
character, and she Is extremely true to ma
ture. Miss Ada is perhaps the most versa
tile and attractive. Miss Emma Is no less
charming for her solid intellect and more
accurate lmpersonations. Mr. Golden, Mr..
voltz and Mr.. Morrison gave excellentsup-
port TO the stars, as did also Miss Rich
mond and Mrs. Grferson In their respec-
tive roles. Mr.. Grant also shows manifest
improvement almost nightly. In the after
piece the songs and dances were warmly
appIaaded. Miss Ada - Beautiful Isle Of
the Sea-" was enchantingly sung and re-
ceiyed rounds OF applause "a MN = g q
Tonight those charming and favorite
Young artistes appear In the finest bur-
lesque extravaganza Of the age ocahon,
tas, Miss Ada taking the character OF the
beautiful aud very property undutiful
idGghter Of King p9whattan, and Miss
Emma assumes that rareand almost for
gotten name, John Smith, with an excel
lent cast. Of characters for the other parts,
THO barformariaee win conclude wfthkthc
pleasing protean farce entitled "The -Four
Sisters" all represented by Miss Emma
Webb, With aSflne1 - PpeFts rhissw scan
promise, will be one Of he most attractive
bills of the season.
Mr. Melville, fav0rite comedian, is IN
the city, ana Is warmly greeted by his
man v al mi rera- !. = 80 fi tirg q + .s
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-The whole Of yesterday
, was occupied in the argument OF a de-
murrer In the case OF Salita Evans, adj
ministratrix of the estate Of u, 2, Evans,
deceased, VS., Henry 9. stephens Ct al t.,,s
: This was a suit on note given by the
defendants iorlthe purchase Of land sold
lbyBD. G. Evans during his lifetime toithe
defendsshts. The 'defendant IN answer. to
the com piafnt, AYERS that under the VIII Of
u. NJ Etyans, the grandfather of the de-
ceaAedI the said ID. O, Evans had no right
to conrey, The win provides that after
thedece ase of G. G. Evans, father Of d. O.,
Evans, and the inter-marriage a or
death + Of his wire, the property,
should rest diin the. - children Of g:
20. Evans. But the wife, the plaintiff In
this suit, being still alive, and the happen
ing OF the contingency not coming to pass,
no title restediin D. G. Evans, and all his
acts and conveyances were null and void
To this answer the plaintiff hles a de-
murer which was yesterday the subject OF
argument. This is very Important suit,
as II involves the title to q vast amount Of
property sold by ID, @. Evans during bis
life time, amounting in the aggregate to
100000, perhaps. Iglehart and DENLY for
the plaintiff. Coy. Baker and Col. Jones
for the defence. The arguments were
elaborate and exceedingly learned No
decision has yet been rendered. is8aali, IS.
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Ar Wonk ..AThe nndetsirnAd /.

: AT Work The undersigned take
pleasure in announcing that their
Stove Foundry, which was burned
some time since, is again in full ope-
ration, and they are now ready to fill
orders promptly, for anything in the
line Of Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Holloware, Tinware, &C., &c. Their
assortment Of Stoves is equal to, any
in the West. They are also sole
agents for O,Neil's patent indestr4ct-
able Copper Bottoms and Iron Clad,
which are the best invention Of the
age, and we are certain that Wash and
Coffee Boilers with these bottoms on
them will lastras long again as the old
pattern Of bottoms Call and exam
Inc for yourself before'd purchasing
elsewhere. Sample and. Sale Rooms
No. 93sMain Street, Evansville Ind.
nov20-d1m. BRINKMEYER a. Co.
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'-7TI,,,popTANT TO THE SICK.

.aUs fnvft~ Ciia special attention OF our
~...saye % DIR. Easterly's advertisements,
taaIsa can be seen In our advertising col
mas. DR.. Easterly's Family Medicines
q deseryediy popular, have rapid sale,
SO general satisfaction, and are kept In
IA the principal dAig-asores throughout
70 waetefh and. southern states II will.
isaeen that DIR. Eazterly does not recon-
,Aaend one medicine 70 cure all diseases
slut prepares remedy for each particular
disease, which can be relied upon TO cure.
ayi0
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A Grown of Glory.
Tavery Man, Woman and ChiiJ who has
sTERLING's AMppoerA


STERLING's AMBRosIA
In willing TO recommend It. Three years
% rapidly increasing sale. have made the
.EAmbrosia famous an over the worldaSgsTf
TT IL WARRANTED 10 PHRASE !. n a., ssl
sFtcures Itching of the Head rVTi-Tal a. sa'
1t makes new Hair grow on BaId FyaoA.
1T prevents the Hair from Failins a,t W
IL renders the Hair Soft and CLOSE esilo
FieAnses the Scalp, Cools the HciteI i.ros,,,
GReinoves Dandruff, Cures Nervous Hear =
ache, Cures Badness, Insures Tmxtariant
Looks, aInclynes Hair 10 Curl, Su{ercesles
Wigs, KILLS Hair Eaters-efiect apparont M
0nce. a 1 AZ
TO THE LADIES
we say, the Ambrosla viii suit you to a It.
elegantly put up. Delicately perfumed
sPatronized by Opera Singers and Actresses
Sold In splendid boxes or cartons, contain
ing two large bottles--No. for morning,
No. for evening. ~
There Is no mistake about IL, STER-
fLING'S AMBROSIA Is the best, most
agreeable and effective toilet in the world.
40 prove this, try carton.
Sold by Druggists.
SrERLING's AMRRosIA MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
H5 Fulton Street, New York,
hovi2dwly.
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JOY TO THE w0RLDI
Take Up thy Bed and Walk II
AQUA alWBTXE.l
VIZ H1-Lo1.LfH ~ 'ITlI
FOR EXTERNAL OR INTERH.kL USE
A QUAvITE, OR WATER OF LIFE,
WI TER "a LTFE.

FOR EXTERNAL OR .INTERElkL USEt
a QUAVIrE, OR WATER OF LIFE,
Headache or eiiyc u ds1 gulg three minutes
T0ottdcte or Etftticke--Iri one tpinute.
Cottcs and Crnnafls in five minutes.
DtorTItoeo, BtCOdy F'titx, Coughs and Cotos7-
In from one to three days. w Nl
RtesImdtts1n--I In two TO ten days.
Pain IN The Back or Side = In twenty, min.
uteS. it- '
Sorcness or DIFFERENTIATION Of ne Kfineys,
DLeatness, 4ith'nd, Flies, Sore or Weak
Bronchial .4bectio,.a, D5spe,3sta, Etzsipelas,
I 5ssste s q On t1 Ls Tongue ''d Lsps PasfG-
Liver Complaint, Fever and A0Ie,
Ague Cake, Gravel. Contracted or StlUened
Cords, SwoLLegl, Lame, or lStf0 joint,
StooHe1i Glands or Checks,
ton or the bodyr-in Alphabetically
time.
This medicine has been thoroughly test
ed In Evansville, by many OF our first citi-
zens, never falling to give satisfaction. We
have sold large qnan titles an Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Kentucky and Tennessee,
and the demand IL daily increasing. Such
Is the confidence we have IN the medicine
that we warrant every bottle, and refund
the money in case the medicine fails 70
We have humber OF properly attesteci
certificates from our own city, and from.
various parts of the country, which can AZ
any time be seen at our store.
Price-One dollar per bottle.
For sale by respectable druggists every
9df LEIGH a MAGHEE,
Cincinnati, Ohio
Manufacturers and Sole Propriesors.
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HUNTING ExcURsIoN-A STRANGE
ANIMAL.--Frank Collins, barkeeper
on the Armada, stopped off at Union
town on the last trip down, to take a
hunt. In the neighborhood ofGeigers
Lake, at night, the dog bayed an ania
NAL which had taken refuge on q log
beneath another lying across it, When
the, hunters, who.were on horseback,
approached and Fsiced" on the dog,
he attacked the animal which left his
lair and quickly whipped the dog, and
then started towards the lake. The
hunters pursued and got between the
animal and the lake. but It rushed be-
meath the horses andplunged into
the lake after having whipped the dog
the second time. The. hunters are,
greatly perplexed as toathe character
or species of the animal. Theywere
inclined I'd. believe il was a beaver, We
think it was most likely,an Otter j
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CITY NEWS.

THE NAME. - The name Of the
young lady who died Of cholera on
Monday morning was Anne j.. Dem
ming. She was on a visit to the fami-
ly Of Mr.. Start, in that portion Of the
city called Independence.
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Amuae,laS.nts.

New INSTRUMENTATION was q
crowded house last night at the Theater to
greet and welcome back the beautiful and
highly gifted Webb sisters, and we are
sure that the compliment was mutual, for
most charmingly did they exert them
selves to please the highly refined audi
enee, and most successfully too. Miss
Emma Webb has a most Just appreciation
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The Egyptian Cancer AntidOte,
The Most Remarkable Discovery

EVER MADE IN MEDICAL SCIENCE,
Known and used only at the Ma
TIONAL CANCER INSTITpTE'
w West Fifth Street, Cincinnati, ONO.
This Antidole IL "A certain and painless
and Sores, curing the very worst cases u u
msw days. Prof Harvey also has ppecincS
That never fail in Asthma, consumption
Diseas and treats All other Chronic Dis
PROF. HARVEY,
es1caO dtf Box DS5, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-coLGATE's AROMATIC soAr .,
unperaor Toilet Soap, prepared rom M, rsp e1y
vegetable Oils, In combination win " NY.
.msT s,ds.,a nd for tho Nursery ita perfume
,n r.Tu,,Iaite. and ita washing prop"rtie" I'M
.-,,alied. FOR sale by oli drugEiatA'
Ssts19 dAwly
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LOCAL NOTICES.

s6S.If you want your Prescriptions
crefully filled with the purest medi-
cles, go to Bfidwell & Co.'S Drug
Stree corner of Third and Main
ptIets, where you can be accommoda-
ted t all hours night or day.
Nv n 81 -llll-Is III 10 Iuyl 9aH
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Bd~ Beavers Chinchillas, Cloths,
Doeskins, aud tCassimeros, the most
elegant and in the largest quantity.
are to be found at2J = r. Lotspeich's,,
No. 5 South First Street. Mr.. Clark
does the cutting, and guarantees
perfect fit in every case, movie cod
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BEFORE EsoUIRE0l WALKER. --- "A
negro named Garrett Long ihtiulged
in threats of killing another, African
named EieldsabA warrant was sued
out before Justice Walker, and the
bellicose "nigger' was bound over to
keep the peace in, the sum Of $50.
Not having the currency he went to
iailan' aoigtnoi l4epylY9qz9 hHB BIO aA a
The gun case, Of which we made
mention yesterday, morning, was set
tied amicably, ON the ground that lit
was ALA COAX. ''' "Tickle us Cly1
tus. W, .
Fred. Weisenberger filed an afflda-
Wit against his own son, Emanuel
Weisenberger, for an assault and bat
terry with intent to kill. The ,amiable
young man, it appears, lives on his
father, and persistenty refuses to
work, though able bodied aud in good
health. The other day he INDUCED
lin the hilarious amusement Of beating
his own father, For this the warrant
was sued out. The filial young man
was found guilty of an aggravated as
sault and battery, and fined $25 with
costs. He now abideth in Castle Dar-
ling. He should be where Ben. Har-
rlson was,ase5 : ilel4 mic,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-21

2gOur lady friends will find Cooley
for December at SCOTS News Depot
II is anunusually excellent number.
Scott hs everything the little peo-
pie wantSor Holiday presents +
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-21

! sarSmai n 81 Hair Balm is the best
Hair Restbrer In the market, and is
fast coming into use by the ladies as
"a Dressing and Preventive of hair fall
ing off. Money refunded if it does
not dolalleitcislelaiined to;dea lSoldiby
all druggists every where.