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Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
Administrator,s Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN underaigned, administrator Of the estats of
Heury Becker deceased. will ot1er for sale at pub.
dence of deceased, in Pi con Township' Vandsr
burgh county, on Monday, February 18th, 1855,
the personal property CT said estate. consisting Of
Liquors, Cigars, bar Fixtures. Dancing Hall,
other articles. Sale to begin at 10 O'clock a m
TERM s-Sums of three dollars and under cash :
three mon ths and one-third In six months. the
purchaser giving Aotes. for deferred payments.
with Interest, and waving benefit OF valuation
and appraisernent laws. - Z
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
T e LIE G. II a n Ell.
Arrival of the Steamer Hi
bernia.
The Latest News from Eu-
rope.
FrightfuI Progress of the
Cattle Plague in Eng
land.
xUf smE ~
Decrease of Bullion in the
Bank of England.
Resignation of Assistant
.Al ~ Secretary Fox.
Arrest of Railroad Thieves.
The Columbian Marine In
surance Company.
The Columbian Marine In
surance Company.
General Sheridan's Official
Report.
Full Market Reports.


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Arrival OF the steamer HebssnIa.
PORTLAND, Me Jan. 25.-Ths steam
er Hibernia, from Liverpool, has arriv-
ed. The Damascus from Portland, ar
rived out on the 10th.
The America, from New York, arriy.
ed out on the lIth. D ~
The Cuba, from Boston, arrived out
ON the 18th. 3re
Cotton opened at decline of l@l4d,
but partially recovered and closed firm.
er at o decline, however of 2@ld on
American. Sales of the week, $4,000
bales. Middling Orleans, 20d. Friday
sales were 10000 bales, closing steady.
Breadstuffs irmer.
Provisions steady. Ffas
COusols for money, 96J@87; Is 20s,
644@65.
=rhe steamer, Palestine, just returned
to Queenstown, would go to Liverpool
for coal and repairs. -sx-
1t was expected she would be able to
resume her voyage in few days.
The chief engineer. of the Palettiae
was, it was reported, washed overheard
at sea owing to the storm. 80
Telegraphing between Liverpool and
London was entirely suspended
The commercial and financial news
from London is only to Thursday night.
1t was reported that 2l armed Fenians
had landed at Sligo, and were immedi-
ately arrested.
1t was reported that the Spanish in
surgents, under General Prim, had de-
feated a Government column under Gen.
Concha, but the official dispatches rep
resent the insurgents TO be discouraged
and retreating. The latest advicts re.
port no change in the situation.
The bullion in the Bank of England
had decreased $2lS,000.
The weather in England had modera.
ted, but the affects of the recent gale
continue to be exhibited in disasters to
shipping. NC 80
The steamer Worcester, from Balti-
more, reached Liverpool in very Grip.
Piled situation. She encountered fear
full weather in the channel. She had
her foremast carried away and was 9TH
erwise damaged
The following is summary of the
uewa sent out in the City of Boston and
the Pennsylvania, not yet arrived:
The London Times and other journals,
have attributed the pressure in the
money market to heavy exports to
America.
1t was stated that Mr. Goshen was to
have seat in the British Cabinet
The revolt in Spain under Gen. Prim
made no progress. The Insurgents had
gained the mountains OF Toledo, bat
were pursued. 1t was supposed Gen
Prim, who was i'll, would disband them
aud endeavor to escape to Portugal
The insurgent garrison of villa had
reached the Portuguese, and we're dis
| armed. SIP eN asqfffE Eu4
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

70 16rMaj. Muhlsnburg left the city
yesterday in obedience to orders to re-
port at Cincinnati. The Major has been
stationed here on recruiting service for
come time past, and succeeded in re.
cruitiug thirty-six men for the regular
army. he has many warm friends,
who would have been glad that his stay
had been protracted. -
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

1&- The two men who were so foully
murdered recently by reconstructed
rebels near Panola, Miss, were Adam
Strauss and David Stewaur, both of
Memphis. The rebels South, like the
Copperheads North, are particularly
down on the Germans.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

B@Planters around Montgomery are
paying the fnes of negroes in the chain
gangs, in order TO get them TO hire.
They first have. them put on the chain
gang for trivial offences in order to In
duce them to accept their terms for SER
vice. Sharp plantersl - - -
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

s@ The property of the Eagle Manu-
featuring Company, Of Columbus, Ga,
was recently sold for one hundred thou
sand dollars. A number of the former
principal owners are concerned in the
new purchase, and they intend re-
building the factory on an extensive
scale.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
nm. sunno.eh Prirnt.er.

New YoRK, Jan. 25.-The alleged pri-
vateer, Meteor, is still lying at the
dock. Two officers from The U. s. Mar
shars office remain on board 1t is in
tended to subject her various apartments
to a critical search, probably to-day. The
owners of the vessel insist she is not of
any hostile character, and feel aggriev-
ed at her detention. sasars saaesr s.l4s
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

EEw YoRK, Jan. 25.-Tha Herald's s
Washington special says: The Board of
Admirals mentioned, convened at tie
Navy Department in Washington, is for
the purpose of examining into the m erits
for promotion, of officers who have been
in active service dnring the war sgs
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

Bea- The people of North Alabama
and North Mississippi recently met in
Convention in the town Of Iuka, for the
purpose OF taking into consideration the
propriety of building railroad from
that place to the Tennessee river.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

New YoRK, Jan. 25.-A coroner's in
vessigatiUn in the circumstances attend.
ing the death Of Martin Holey, resulting
as alleged, from pistol shot wound in
ficted by Henry Curwin, second mate
Of the steamship Manhattan. during a
fight on board that vessel on Tuesday,
among several of the employees thereof,
took place yesterday. The evidence OF
several witnesses was taken, after which
in the rendition of verdict by the jury
finding Curwin guilty of firing the fatal
ton of the grand jury e4s
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
The Columbian Marine Insurance

! New YORK Jan. ga meeting of
the stockholders Of the Columbian Ma
rine Insurance Company was held yes
terdsy afternoon, at which action in re-
gard to the late suspension of that in
stitution was taken. It ia estimated that
the eompanys assets are sufficient to
discharge all it's liabilities, leaving q
surplns of over million of dollars, and
it was unanimously resolved to initiate
members for resuming business with a
capitol not exceeding two million delIarss
Last night q fire broke out in the 9th
Judicial Court, on the 3rd floor of 934,
Broadway. Damage $4,000 Insured.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
l@one of ths largest slayeholdsra h

16rOne of the largest Shareholders in
Southern Kentucky has gone mad on
account of the liberation of his slaves,
and is now an inmate Of the Lunatic
Asylum at Hopkinsville, Kentucky. He
owned over two hundred negroes, and
had accumulated by their labor q large
fortune. He was probably worth 800,
600, independent of his slaves.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

How AFFEcTIoNArE.-The Legislature
of Old Virginia has adopted resolutions
of "sincere affection" for West Virgin
10, and appointing Commissioners to 60
over to Wheeling to hold, as the Quak'
ers say, "a concern" with the authorities
about re-uniting both sections Of the Old
Dominion.
Z We do not think this Commission will
iProspsr. There is terrible debt hang
ing over the old State, contracted for
the benefit of the Eastern section, and
the people of the West are not disposed
to help pay it. Besides, West Virginia
is the birth of a patriotism that looks
with adherence upon tn traitors of the
Eastern section
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

n@- Major General Lafayette Nc
Laws, who commanded q division in
Lengstrset's corps, is candidate for
Clerk Of the Superior Court Of Rich
mond county, Ga.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
FrlghtfaI Progress eff tins Cattle Dts

Frightfal Progress sf this Cattle Dis
New York, Jan. 25-1he 7Fibuns's
Washington special says:
The United States Consul at Man
chester, England, under date of January
OH, informs the Department of State
that the cattle disease, has made fright
full progress, the cases for the week
ending the date of his dispatch being
1888, an increase of 1,673 upon the re-
turns OF the previous week. He reports
that the authorities are making every
exertion possible to restrain the plague,
but without the slightest appearance of
success The disease, he asserts, has
been discovered 10 bear some striking
analogies to small pox, and many expert
ments are being made in vaccination.
He says that many of the towns prohibit
the driving in of beeves for slaughter,
and require that they shall be killed
where fed and the meat only brought
into market The whole number of
cases thus far reported for England alone
is 73,549, and Of this number 81, ,422
have either died or been killed. /
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

e@-Funds are being raised for the
relief Of Mrs. Hatten, widow of General
Robert Hatten, of Lebanon, Tenn. TIE
General was killed in the rebel army at
the battle of Seven Pines. l
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

BS- The citizens of Memphis talk Of
improving Main street of that city by
laying down the Nicholson pavement
An ordinance to that effect bas been in
troduced into the City Council.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
cen. sherldan,a oman Rsport

UoP5cIaI % IH5 " A5uIns Ton IIHess
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24th.-Gen. Sheri-
dams official report says there is consid-
cradle excitement at Brownsville, but no
danger of any serious trouble. General
Wright has been ordered to the borders
to maintain order. 10 @FIc1az
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

Besr VIM. Mackay, Cashier of the Sab
treasury here, is defaulter to the
amount of thirty thousand dollars. The
Government will lose nothing, says the
Memphis appeal. s4Nt AZ
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

8 NEW Ohks Jhu. % ~ IA
COTTON dull and heavy, az under the news
BY the HibsrDiag prices have deelined fully &c
FLOUR about 30 better for new grades; only q
very moderate demand, while gosd aHd prime
grades are dull and feayy 65@7 80 FIR extra
etate;a6 z0@S 55 for R. II. o.; 609I0 80 for
trade brands; market closing quiet.
WHISKY duil western 2 27. 4gEaFeG 3
WHEAT q shade firIner and very quiet .r
CORN dull and heavy and 1c lower 84@86c for
sound mixed western. q tf7ts4 "a Hs7foA 4
OATS acti1e and 1c better. ss5 df h8a fsf
II C0FFEE quiet. - -.
81 GAR steady.
M0LAssEs quiet aas yAefs1i sa8W 81
PErRoLEUM more sctive at 5s@64c fer re-
fined in bond.
WOOL dull @ia a4satE f loa
PORK heavy and lowers !, 20 O0129 s715 for
new mess; closing at 20 OJ cash; z8 OcG328 rs for
cid do; closing at % 3 cash.
LARD stsadyat sL9lScgl1.fW Zafai4 q
BUEIER quiet ard steady. 3Ans q. sAna +
MONEY easr ssNaSi Il = cant. ggsng8 bas S.
srEBLIEG quiet at lOs1z z9i0ss Isc cigsa
COLD without material change; opening at
1895 declining to 1897, and closing at 1S9s<S.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS lowers u 5. 6ss, Of
sl coupons leisz; eo-a 5-2O's, coupons, Of '62,
~o@/s- fa@ars Fat f.aft ~ aw fr ~ Is
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

neA-New Orleans, after the 6rst of
March, 10 to be lighted by three thou
sand petroleum lamps. The charges of
the gas company are considered exces
aiYe. 81 -
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

COMPLIED FROM "SHoR AND LEATHER
REPoRTER. - Statement of the ships
ments of boots and shoes from Boston to
twety-seven Of the most important places
in the United States:
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
Rcsisnataon OF Assistant Secretary

New YoRK, Jan. 25-The TTibunes
Washington special says the Republican
of last evening announces the resigna-
tionof Capt G. O. Fox, Assistant Sec
retary of the Navy, to take effect on the
first OF March next. 1t further states
that he resigned to accept tbs Pgesiden-
cy of new California steamship COM
pany recently organized in New York,
at salary Of fifteen thousand dollars a
year. Ns 80
Gen. Sherman will be in Washington
to-day He was summoned there BY
Gen. Grant for consultation upon the
new army bill.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

80.
n%The Legislature Of Virginia has
appropriated the sum of ten thousand
dollars for the relief of Mrs. jackson,
reIict of the immortal Stonewall.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
NOTICE.
Notice of the Opening and Ex
tendinp of Fourth Sfraf,t.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the Common
~ Council of the City OF Evansville, at its ses-
sion on the 18th day OF January A. ID. 1906, rass.
ed an order for the opening and lay n1 out Of
Fourth street, Of said city, Of .he Width of so feet
inches, parallel W tn Third tleet, from the
south side OF Gun street to the ley 0nsout.
city, aud T. ON thence Of the same width paralisl
with Sixth street to ell street, the line divid-
ing bet ween lots 81 and 3s, in Block No. q South
srn Eniar rgemeut to form the eastern line Of said
street from said alley to Powell street. F-
All persons owning or Calming real estate adj
Joining abutting upon said proposed street, and
fs ling themselves aggrisved by the passage; oi
said order, may have redress by application to
said Council within ak weeks from the publica'
tion OF this notice. tl G4ffsf5s hfH
by order of the CouHcii. 49,
A NJ McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Once, january "a, 1866. jana
| Union copyl
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

B6r The smallpox is raging in Cairo
among the colored population, who are
dying, at The rate of two or three per
day. The Cairo Democrat complains
that the unfortunates are allowed to die
in sheds and stables, and to seek shelter
wherevers ii may be found. There are
about sixty cases of this loathsome dis
ease in that place. Neither the city or
county authorities have made any ar
rangemeuts to take care of such cases.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
AMERTCAN ORGANS.

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1s1eaasa1 faem u1isr. ~ ofa9 a3inu sGf
ba4 6sal cav sssd3 - ssFfs;,. ~ e4 ~.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

A water locomotive, capable of sailing
fifty miles an hour, has been invented,
and the patent applied for by French
Canadian named Pierre Lacroix.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
NOTICE.
To Contractors

CEALED PROPOSALS FOR CARPENTER
- work. pIAstsring and painting, necessary to
Anish tbs upper part cf the Synagogue will be
received until the a1st day Of this month, at the
offcs OF Mulsinna & Boyd Architects where the
drawings and specifications can be seen. ian26 lw
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
ID.

hereby return thanks to the trade for the lfb-
eral patronage have received for many years.
aud solicit q continuance Of the same to the new
firm Of HtH f
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
Number of cases

There are several places that will
show larger figures than the two last
but we give them as a comparison ia
this section OF country.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
The New York 7yn.ss saws Of 4

The New York Times says Of the
election of Senator Sherman: "In the
reelection and retention of Senator
Sherman, the country viii continue to
enjoy the services Of one of the ablest and
most useful men of the day. As q
financier, and in general terms as q
statesman, Mr.. Sherman holds deserv-
edly high position and reputation in the
Senate and throughout the country. His
selection will strengthen the Admins
tration and the policy Of the President"
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

CLEVELAND, Jan. 25.-FrswIey won
the billiard match for the championship
of the State, last night, by two points.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

The London detectives have been in
Indianapolis watching the Fenians. They
left few days ago.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
CO-PARTNERsHIP.

T HAVE THIS DAY TAKEN INTO co.
l. Partnerhhip william T. Mark and Lansing W.
Hebsrd. The style of the new firm will be KEEN,
MARK a co.. Tho business that of Wholesale
Dry Goods. ISAAC KEEN,
- lrae WILLIAM T. MARK,
Jan26 2w LANSING w. HEBERD.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
NOTICE.

Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
FVHE CO.PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
L existing between y. II. Ehruan aud Thomas
O. Smith, under the name of z. IA. L rman a
Co., 10 hsreby dissolved by mutual coma mt, to
take effect from January 10, 1866. II. II. Ehrman
will continue the business as hsre.of re-, and as
sumo all the liabilities Of the firm.
En-. EHRMAN,
jan26 1t fatss@ ss THOs. q. SMITH.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
NOTICE.
Notice of Guardians Sale Of Real
Eakofa

VNHE UNDERSIGNED, WIDOW OF THE
i late blon elbows, deceased, and guardian
Of Lura Fellows, Anna J. Fellows and Albit n
Fellows, miner heirs of said Albion Fellows, de-
ased, will sell al private sale, to the highest
bidder, the following described real estate, towit
Lot IL of the lands OF Horace Danham, deceased,
according to the plat thereof, recorded at page
TAT, Of Order Book ' L, CT the records of Wander.
bnrgh Circuit Court, being 20 acres, near the
city OF Evansville, Ind, on the following terms,
to-wit: 0ne-third cash and the remainder at SIX
and twelve months, with interest and waving
relief laws.
Inquire Of Asa IgIshart. Third street.
jan26 4w MARY Il. FELLOWS
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
Salt Rheum and letter Ointment

Salt Rheum and Tetter Ointment "
MAO Hess. prairie and Barbsrs' Ttcs dsidw
Illinois Mango, Missouri scrofua, Obstinate Old
Sores Pmpss on the Face, aud All Diseases and 6Isf
aud ra6esI cafs Of scrofdons ana skn diseasss
avery Kind we recsmmend Dr. Dastsriys Iodine e1aieo
nups ~ bioo and u5ec sniiree, s ea. @ sad
then by applying the Ointment TO the or 4 "
partss speedy aud will be eIect- sf
plants 81 = Vt ,1S1HY TGiftr T-lTf sS4laas 3sa
sPrIcsThs Iodine sarhaparilIs, 81 60 pernaa "a
PFes ertdIev. salt Ts,enu rettar osuts ssiem
msut, rs cents per bottle. .elasIsI
Prepared and sold BY DR.. z. iEasterly 4 Co., 81 .
No 70 North Fifth street, Sc. foais, Mo-, sole y u
proprfeors Sold OF their branch Family Medt-i f "a
cine Store, No 90 msdison street, Ghcag0 III. pdf 7s
For sale BY the druggists, EYag sEin egis. ~ -.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
Tha American Organ

Makes Home Attractive, and rtfinss and sleyates
. the minds Of all. Aeautiful In its appearance
! esassse,7 and effects. ' 77aFss4 ~
Seventsen-17-First Premiums were awarded
to tho American Organs in tho month of October
1865 over ali competitors, at different State
and 9oanty Eairs.ssna1sd II 4o ,anaa : ~.
4 First Premium awarded to. the American Or
gans at the Great New York State A z IiculsrraI
FAIR At Rochester, September, 1864, over The
Makers. hlg1H getf Iafff .4-.f a. .-s.-
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
KEEN. MARX & CO.

Which has vein Of Young America running
through fs, and W II try hard to plsaLe and give
satisfaction to the trade.
jan26 2w ISAAC KEEN.
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
PAFBNF MEDICINES.
SYPHILITIC CURE.


fTiHIs CELEBRATED REMEDY Is an IN
4 FALLIBLE CURE f5r SYPHILIS in, 'fllo s.s4 ft
Primary, 80 ondary, and tary Stages.
disease called eyrhiis sc - $1,000
transmfssiop bv no .uatfofs NJ ne~tss
SyphiIftfc Cure Ia the only - Ill
cure syphilis in eli It's yarioas Complicated ~ e
forms, and thoroughly eradicate the syphItc ssas 2
poison OF virus from the aysten. sf'a-t q ~
Sympt ms OF the first Or Pfmarv etaoala 80
IL known By chanerss ulcers. appearing soon -
after exposure. To the dask atsgs, -Ft+t.f
Dr. Marks syi hitic Cure PIlis and Syphiitfcs
Wash, etc, which never r .is 20 cure Syphilis in
a fe days. From five Z fifteen days hithfni
treatment usually sufhcoa 10 the first stage.
One two packages fsils 10 cure this
stage. Price per PacksgG oig .si .a
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
CITY NOTICES.


n n
ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDEWALK. Ts
Ahd now 1t 10 hereby ordered and directed by
the Common Council of the city of Evansville,
that the of all lots pai to of lots front
ing on or adjoining the south aide OF Sixth
street, frcm First Avenue to Second Avenus;
And on the east side of Second Avenue, from
Canal street to Sixth street;
In said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
to bs brought TO the proper grade, and that they
cause 4 sidewalk Of class No. TO be laid down
thereon within thirty days from the publication
Of this order.
A. M. McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, JAu 20, 1866. jAn26 -St
lUnion copg.l &
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26

MILL CURE BRUISES. sPRAINs, cU rs.
wv Wounds. Rheu natism, Ccntraeted Ten- e
dons, Sweled Joints, Lumbago, sTum0rs, all > -
Lee aud Seated Palnss and all diseases where
local remedy isrcquired. - - 7.
This Liblment is beyond all doubt, the most Il
eflcaciOns remedy ever offer. to The public. Its1E
volatile, penetreting, soothing and healing prop ~
srties .difuse themsslves to the very bones, and
give the saasrsr TImost instant relief. . .aiha
Such powerful curative prop n Tss sEs cO%elnsq st
readily cures no worst wonaas q Or beast. e.
Price 70 cents por bottle. D 17 ~ ,7SsGaa
q Prepared and sold ty Or. Il. Easterly 4 Co.,
No 20 North Fifth street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold IS 4
at their branch Family Medicine Store No. % e~a
Fsr sale by tue drug Is, ,' Eysnsvflo. 4Aa
Janf6e M,Tu,W weow II =
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Read This !
m DIR, HoOPEEssr sau
J. FEMALE G0RT.TAL. IA B

VsHIs RLEGANT AND POPULAR mEDT
cine viii cure all Female Complaints, sucl
tions Leueorfhea or Whites, Falling OF IN,
Womb, and all Irregularities Of the MONTH,
Periods, twill alsolbr ng on the laense5 v hon
checked BY colds and all unnatural causes.
Females suffering under any Of the difficulkiei
above enumerated Ahculd not fail to use DR.
Hooper's Female Cordial. II Is the most pleas.
ant aud infallible remedy eTer inYented Tor TIE
curs Of female complaints. Ladies', try it'll
Price 81 SO per bottle. a6E3 Eaf 10 NHlg
Prepared and sold by DR.. E. Easterly& & 90,
No 70 North Fi-th street, St. Louis, MO. Sold
at their branch Family Medicine Store, No. 0g
Madison street, Chicago, Illinois.
For sale " the dIngglsts, EvanHYllIe. n 81
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DIR. COOKS
MAGIC HAIR OIL

rs THE MOST PERFECT ATb ADMIRABLE ~ ~.
IL article ever discovered fJ Pre- eTtatiOn, r 1+-
Beauty, Growth and Rostors he Haicsyt % Hrai
Il s0nens beeutihes ard ass Fss The har, al.
1t falling -u1f.fi'.
nently gray, removes FL ia-dftE tandt - Hc fqft
harsh, Iargiy hu1r iuse es viishsis ssds 10
ootss Eaeig st On X bost Fobi ,49woq
known and will produce iaEafiant eyrowth Of Nv iaoL
hair on bald heads IN al cases who're any ,rs 1
and sssutsful iads and, gentlemen in 90 ads
S. Lonis use It, and regardt an insispsnssbe1sd 90
arcs for the toilet. Price 75 cents bottle.
Prepared and sold bS Or. E Easterly 4 Co, l4
No. 10 North Filth sffest, Sc. Lon a. Mo-; ;faiso
for sale At their branch Family Medicine store,
No. 80 Aiadson street, Chicago, Illinois,. i.
ForsAle by the druggists. Efansviile. y 4ptsh
Evansville daily journal., 1866-01-26
AUCTION.
Auction Sale of Valuable Real

--- Firel Estate. E4h tc ftas1 s4fls
iE TRE eath DAY OF JANUARY 1885, So
~ ths Trustees OF the German Turner'S Asso-t y
citation viii Bsii 1t public Auction, IN Eyansyiile
six building lots. Of Fourth eHdSycemvfe SEE
streets. The said iots are ysry desirable ior, laa
busipess purposes. ..... -.
TERMS-one- third cash, the balance payable q
in twelve and y.four months with interest,"
secured by mortgaees upon the premises.
sale 10, commence at 10 O'Clock O. m, at the e
coruerof Fourth and sycamore STREETS Evans
For Information apply 70 walker 4 Lunken.
beimer A. No North Third street, or 70 tho g
rn,ibrsignsd, Trustees. IsUl lI.e sHsfr sH. ~ 81
Y 90 VIM. scHHAKEEBURG,1
H. BTSCHoF,t tf4a1i Tfustees. ln - ~
A PFAEFFLIN ~ - go e4s b
E H. NELSON, Auctioneer. fan17 2w
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NOTICE.
To Proprietors Of Restaurants, Sa-
looms. DR. ,ukiuc, HouSes. &c.

A PUBLICATIONS. VOC IIeFSrE TO CON-
n MENCE February lat, \ dust b pre--.eA
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