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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-14
EERhMsvaNnENNEs
:. .4GIT.Y NEWS.
eilUNTON GLUE ROOM

UNHDN 2 CLUB 1ESNBGDNH ) a
Is open day and night, and the public
are invited to visit it masonic Hall, corner
Main and Third fstreets)s The room is
comfortably furnished, and well supplied
with latest. Newspapers. and campaign
documents. Union men VIII come and
bring their, friends. Strangers will be
specially Welcomed. Music every night by
the Crescent City Band. R~g as
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BN CohGATE'Ss AROMATIC SoAP.-A
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable OILS. in combination with ely
eerine, and especially designed for the nse
fof Ladies and for the Nursery Its perfume
is exquisite, and its washing properties I'M
rivalled. For saIeby all druggists.
feb23 d&WIY, tei@+iA PEP 81 4Erl
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CERTAIN, SAFE, and SPEEDY CURE
Fever and Ague, 9s
92T3 g. nfaskE ~ .s,
Intermittent and Remittent Fever.
y KRESS FEVER TONIC.
!, 20 CURE 40 PM


JUG ftffR tzff--- Clff4 rf.aff
In Introducing this remedy to the public
for this medicine has been used in South
ern Illinois and Indiana for the last twenty
years, with the most constant success.
and can be taken with perfect impunity by
the most weakly and delicate as well as by
the most robust. i--t sH-'t
81 We have instructed all our agents, that,
if any person buys bottle of KresS Fever
Tonic, uses it according to the directions,
and fails to be cured, they must return the
money to the patient.
For sale by the principal Western drug
gists. .f5 :
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati,
aattio Wholesale Agent.
LEIGH & MAGHEE,
III. J.sSsCHLAEPFER,~ a..
FERRIS, SPARKS & Co.,
> laf qs Agents for Evansville, Ind.
LEIGH, CARLSTEDT & CO.,
Cincinnati,
oct2S 1y Sole Proprietors.
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SOOTHING SYRUP,
kE& e oEsEA seFaR gillian az
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

which greatly facilitates the process OF
teething by softening the gums, reducing
all infiammations, will allay. ALL PAIN
and spasmodfc action, andis Wv
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves and 3 cu2 9iliysaavt8 sdF
REL1EF AND HEALTH 10 YoUR INFANTS.
Wehaye put up and,sold this article, for
over thirty years, and can say IN confidence
and truth of it what we have never been
able to say of any other medicine: nerer
has ii failed ial a single instance to eject q
cure, when timely used. Never did we
know an Instance of dissatisfaction by any
one who used it,. On the contrary, all are
delighted with its operations, and speak in
terms of commentator of its magical
effects and medical virtues We. speak in
this matter 'ttUhdttOe do knot0," after thirty
years experience, and pledge otto' reputation
Ion. The Jt atEaent OF aoIsat oe here decldre. In
almost every instance where the infant is
suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes
after the Syrup is administered, asals 9ssr /
Full directions sfor-using will accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
simfle of CURTIS & PERKINS, New York,
is on the outside wrapper. y 81 A.aI
d Sold by all druggists throughout the
world. q f.tA4.d 9lIEJ asYA1Fea
PRICE, ONLY So CENTS BoTTLE.s ~ ~
maylQ decd, W tt
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INFORMANT TO THE SICK

We invite the special attention of our
eaders to DR.. Easterly's advertisements,
fhich can be seen in our advertising coll
INNS. DR.. Easterly's Family Medicines
are deservedly popular, have rapid sale,
give general satisfaction, and are kept in
OH the principal drug-stores throughout
the Western and Southern States. 1t will
be seen that DR.. Easterly does not .recom-
mend one medicine to cure all diseases
but prepares q remedy for each particular
disease, which can be relied upon to cure.
mayi0' % bNg gbD0D Hanl
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
No LApY's WARDROBE

No LADY'S WARDROBE
is complete without MADAME FoY's Cor
SET SKIRT SUPPORTER. its incomparably
superior to anything of the kind ever offer
ed for the appreciation of the fair sex. 1t
may, be had at all dry goods and fancy
stores. NO. aes@
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{ COMMON PLEAS CoURr.-The case of Jnos
II. Berth against Barkley p. Willard and
Others, which was submitted to the Court
last week. was disposed of to-day by judy
ment in favor of plaintiff, in the sum of.
SS66.OS. Col. Jones for plaintiff; Col. DENLY
HFF+f4 - ls u ff-sa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


B~ COLGATE's HONEY SOAP. This
celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
pmand, is made from the CHOICEST mate
lals, is MILD and EMoLLIEET In its nature,
sAGRANTLY SCENTED, and extremely
ENEFICIAL in its action upon the skin.
ior sale by druggists and fancy goods
palerS. atlgM ly
p9- HILLS VEGETABLE SICILLAN
EAIR REVIEWER has proved itself to be
he most perfect preparation for the hair
lver offered to the public.
1t is a vegetable compound, and contains
NO injurious properties whatever. yEaEyA
IL sCIu restore gray hair to lis original color.
II will keep the hair from falling out.
1t cleanses the scalp, and makes the hair
soft, lustrous, and silken.
1t is splendid hair dressing.
No person, young or old, should fail to
use 1t.
IL Is recommended and used by The first
medical authority.
Ask for Halls Sicilian Vegetable Hair
Renewer, and take no other.
r. P. HALL & CO., Proprietors,
EY brgs csgHA Nashua NsH.
KELLER & WHITE, Agents,
maya dim Evansville, Ind.
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RECOMMENDS CouRf.AFour blooming
specimens of the gay and festive sister,
hood, to-yit: Ada Holt, Matte Miller, Ida
Miller and Eliza Walbridge, were brought
up on the affidavit of Miss Mary Brown, a
damsel of similar vocation with the above
named, charging them with being drunk
and disorderly in the street, and threaten
ing the denolation of her domicil, firing a
pistol, and other conduct quite Inconsistent
with the maintenance of a lady-like char
acten. The fascinating quartette obtained
q continuance of their case till 10 o'clock
A. M. to-day. learn that their present
place of residence is on Eighth Street, and
that the abode of the complainant, and
scene of the disturbance, is on Eleventh
Street. - sos 2Ae I'D
MISS Fanny Brown, of stringtown,
against whom an unpaid fine is pending,
was arrested and brought before His Honor
to procure q settlement of an old score.
She thought she could obtain the stamps
of " a friend, p if the officer would go out
with her for that purpose. She was per-
mitted to make the attempt, under escort,
but returned without having accomplished
the desired object. A clear statement of
her financial condition, and a, tender ap-
peal to the kind heart of the Recorder. Sc
cured an extension of. one day, and Fanny
left the Court with a GRATEFUL benediction
most gracefully pronounced, and promise
to return on the morrow with current funds
sufficient to satisfy the demands of the law.
/ Frances. Woods, the inebriated female
who was arrested, on Tuesday evening, was
brought before His Honor, charged with
being /" drunk and ;waIlowing in the
street." Frances did not deny that she
had been "little tight" g g A gentleman
had treated her to glass of sperrits, /" and
she had had so much trouble that little
drop seemed to cheer her up and do her
good" She was the most pitifuI-lookfng
specimen of humanity we have seen for
many months. On promise to leave town
at once she was allowed to depart in peace.
( The business of the day did not augment
the school fund, and was ominous of vege-
table diet in official circles. 81 =
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In the case of the State VS.. Daniel O'Cal-
ahan, tried last evening for arson, the
Jury returned verdict of not guilty.
Estate VS.. John Van Wyck for petit larce-
NY, stealing o pocket book and two dollars
from afeilow boarder, was tried by Court,
found guilty, and sentenced to the County
Jail for twenty days, and fined sl.io
y State VS., John Van Wyck for grand lar
ceny, stealing a watch from one Fred
Straubel. a hotel keeper, was also tried by
Court. Defendant found guilty, and sem
fenced two years to. Jacksonville, fined
five dollars, and disfranchised for five
years. Bennett for the State, and Peter
Maier for the defendant. ~ az
State VS.. John MeFerrin, grand larceny,
stealing watch chain and some silver
coin, in all valued at 500, pleaded guilty
sentenced to Jeffersonvtlle two years and
fined five dollars.
State VS.. City of Evansville for main
tanning a nuisance-Upper Market House
was tried by Jury verdict guilty, and a
fine of one cent was assessed against each
one of the City Fathers and HIS Honor the
Mayor. The case will go to the Supreme
Court. Bennett and Col. Jones for the
State; Gov. Baker and Judge Iglehart for
the City. A.3I-S}E
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LUMBER.
JAMES SWANSON & son,
= Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PINE LUMBER.

Shingles, Lath, Doors, and Sash. :
Also, large assortment of ALLEGHENY,
Chicago, and Toledo Lumber and Flooring,
Dressed and Undressed, on hand and for
sale. tt nfb
Extra iSdtoed and Shared Pine
Shingles, eightee,, inches long. s.
We respectfully solicit the citizens of
Evansville to give US a call and examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
.,ft, ~, YARD ON WATER STREET,
Opposite Lamasco wharf,) Evansville.
All orders promptly attended to. 0Ng
may17 dem i'-t al ~
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MRS. W1NsLow.

am experienced Nurse and Female Physi-
clan, presents to the attention of mothers
her sz-a-sa-la
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BODIAM COAL WINES.

OFFICE ON WATER STREET. BE-
~ tween Main and Locust Streets.
A constant supply, and orders prompt
ly filled nov3l
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SHAwNEETowN MERcHANTs.-It will be
seen, by reference to our advertising col
umns, that tile fiKm OLA Howell & Co. has
changed its style to Howell & Millspaugh,
by the admission of J. w. Millspaugh to
the firm. The old firm is well known to
our merchants. Mr.. Millspaugh is one of
the most active and reliable of the young
merchants of Shawneetown, and will add
much TO the efficiency and business enter
prise of the firm. They have new, large,
and staunch wharf-boat, and are well pre-
pared to do a commission and forwarding
business to the satisfaction of all their pa
irons We take pleasure in commencing
them to the attention of our mercantile
and river readers. n3ss
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. NJ. g. Scarborough,
book keeper for Messrs. Hodge, Carr & Co.,
died suddenly, yesterday, at o'clock, OF
congestive chills. Mr.. s. had been i'll for
two days previously, but on Wednesd ay
was improving and not considered in a
dangerous condition. He was from Dover,
Tennessee, and is represented as a worthy
gentleman. He leaves a family who will
receive the sympathy of our citizens in
this hour of their great bereavement.
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Another Great democratic Rally
HON. "A. HENDRICKS ON THE STUMP
An distinguished MajOr-General In
trOduced. 1 Gas afaf
The Iffepressible william lppeareth

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renfub, Strtiluren In eoer Sorn, Hrlnibetep Der
ylitrsn Saie II. 9siittbsG-Gruc. Dlfrtattal-te'oca
u. poututen iuie uberpour Gppb'tiS I'M erten,
,rcttel, eHIlsu GTlot uGo erblife.
Or. $ humann's Setlmetbpse Der Bcncrttrs
1T rcItcmntnie, tIe ee Bibt llt NJ bic tutiste,
llderite II. bsus. Der 6rlNte SrbHIi feinSn Gpyap
8ali4n, ieine Guteben t.iu Je reiltuSI nod uuofre
Gfei trLcGenoe @attr; on6etn be SetIrl criOlRt N
ilpeI gaaelt o1Ee Sdmerscr, pbne uatsluemItdtef.
pbne Ncne,rrna bsr Glldt.
Gan,en ccn 2tuspdrtS, bic Or SCbuminn I'M Gatb
III ird9er puni6en toHrcu bisits breiiid bun ale
Sr,eie az ibn ic0ten cine Roitruie eRibaI,n. uas
btannortet III tpsrben
arssntien iper6en rad auea @e8eneen St8 9an6ts
S,iansi.
aRan pr,9elIs nitt bts
Sfitee: gr. 80, EertbFraBe,
tfus291O Baltimore, Tb.
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Tiir 8Gl!e lulS Gpnserte tu bcr.
H,iethen.

Ven Sre,tnben II, gstanreu esr aepntorbta"- -@s.
ftaidoit uno Gem aCrhrtcn gubljtum 4bsrIoupt sur
Aa6rid) bOB fir irRcno eins 4elt rIb eem 1Septbr.
bic dOn. 0rcFe tar'g'bau,e ucuc Sous Der aGpucrr,
bia"r nit ben tamit Derblnbeneu GiUm.i4itttsn Sut
Tbealtuna pou SIusn II aoIjertsu III nlieibcn 1T.
'htnn frrbSeitSe GprIitQii:n aeHaGt wrb.
Die etcBaste rrb ipisare %ssfNfirar9 bes oroser
eGaleB. re5ii t:t-ntblirsu Gsarettctttimnitru fur
Scusn II. BGmeh. o,5e bepuercs Determinations hnlz
nier nest 0rN6em Ggsiisfoaie mi. reQiirOtB srSc-
riheier sidt, lofsn Nidhts su lulnf6'ea ltlN.
8plR1nbiaes aelscid'irr fur 500 Sruperts III tu
stulm mafiben yrstie 3u micthen.
sfa9src gluSrunit tel s. Sp. HBbeI,
Rr. S7s Baltimore Ipiittu GutIrs- IL.
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OeS stl.nGlin03 WrenuS !

u be puna Wen's Nrten b.
lister earantit ter Seilm8 Q e beimer 6rant
ut EN-. S:t allen Sprt6e'ern Sa baben. Wau
bsran9e Ses Sinsliuas Srsltnb "(tbe 2Douu9 Wien's
Ttisub)' @ii sbtr S6aGtel erbalt man cine Bro.
itoire Ibtr b. Sgmprme uns Stbanb!ung ssbeimer
Srantbeiten, cSer man tanu Die G6rft bs3ebsr,
ipenn man an 'Dcuns Nen's Trenb'' Dor 99 Gin.
cnnati, ibieibt nrb otm 9'ciefe snt tnt s.pp f.
marts teiIsst. 3w 3 al timorc N sabeu tsi
e.. g. 3arcc,
(Sut 81 Gris.) Gr. 2o3, gaItimcsI;r.
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baltimore, 2NO., DientaJ, 0cn g. 9luuar 1866.

SttadrefCn S Gpmp'6
g8harenlaus
Hr. Z, RrrrerFruEr,
8abriscntrn pan
n2nbritntiug dis"
ure
tatcntirter
8cibcr g8G9enidmierr,
Finblr nit
sperm
aDdttfif&.
unb Gart.OsL
Gi9entbimcr ter
nGrttIiior Goap 8urfs"
III 0tertere ctr.
Gatrtlautru bon Tr.
Tamiliea = 2B0fhfcife.
G6enIiibe Slipen 9etfe,
BE tiIt0ite unb (l.9 am SpnriOmRen ser-
pnl6enbe I'M Wartts.
@1nn SEe cine CUTE Setfe winf6m,
70 t1uTcn Gte bic
,grrs,Ior" dIemiIbe Slihrr
unb
bic 9arjieiIe.
.9gir GarautIrn. bab Sctsrm,m init ter 8aar
jntuttsa ut.
unltre aienotten ntidtn etneu beuIidsn Gtnum
uno nb in hortcm, mie Wc'tIem Ma1cr gltib out Al
bTauhtH inIo Weun Sic nUr enuiGl 6amtt eiucn Hcl-
lu0 0cmlbt babtu, 10 Wc0en sic car istur arbus.
"l AVA hNNNsN ullltlt Eld't Ultli 10 NtNtn GN Al
uulegen 4lcltsu uub 'auieH lie litl eiticte. gocn
e2te ltA IA mot nit aaotrtr sgaate bon ben Gtotern
GbcrItbtH.
@rpCe Nadfrd1e na0 urferer
GltmObtl4fn 6driieife,
D. In bdrtem, tpeibem pber~
@5al5waIfer ju brauhtn!
8Ir Gdranttren, pap Sepermann nit
unICrer SCtfc 3ufrteben 1T.
Man prrfu4e fe!
Telne aneere ntabt lDlt' unSrrgleiUtiGen
Shdum.
Die btataft 5etfe, rie INT @nrtte tt!
Ma&en Gte lfitta Sore 8tleGunssn!
Mon o,rjcilt mot Oab ises GlanSs sdfe unicr
gei4ift'SeiNeni
UGgcelfpr"
triat Wan ls5s oedau barouf bas baHtibs mist
ic5!t, rto ugtntc, mcnn man
rcht teiGtc5 unS 0nosnebms6 @aftm
taben min,
fGtne anbfre!
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gbr eJuugiiugc,

VDt SS5nN9ItHDc,
Die Jbr eur4 Ttpbnsn BcGeiuer Sc.
rocbuteilen
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nI6ttuos fader iuGebo0su ba6t; bas unfcre SusH.
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btit pieErrGsGe1sn, @ouiiHbi2e 9e:l4aB .ntr6 "a.
raatiGl wsnu tttrs 9ct ptrOler, uno bic gitteI
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werbsn <vr3lstu, @iua uuO SAfricorabsit juiuss
tctrer.