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Uspos, 90 MornnAxA, srarHuz, 90 WEST vAsss-
fhsss clubs played the nrss game Of hone and home
match yesterday atsvseon, 81 the Unon Ball Grounds
nornsHusA large and fashionable oomp~ny o spec
tnsou vers present. and the paased on psn<anty
sthossh the Union paysn conquered tbs surpsiss With
comparative ne scors the nsish Of The ninth
inssu Stood - fsliovs:-
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BilIla rds.


THE LAKE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sxTvEss DION
cAwME GoLprHwAIr. M'DxvITr AND THK CHAM
rIoS PLAYERS or AMERICA AND cASApA, Erc.
About thousand persons assembled yesterday after
noon and las, evening at the Cooper institute for the
purpose Of witnessing several match games at billiards
between the champion players of America and Canada
for the benefit Of Mr. william Lake the veteran billiard
player Referee, q. D. Hubbell champion Of Connect
cut Al half past seven O'Clock last evening play
nenced by Michael Pheian and William Lake playing
mace game OF hundred points, American oarom
game After close playing on both sides, where nne
play exhibited Ivy several OF from ton To twc"'y
Mr. Lake WOO the game by sig points.
The match for $3.50 between Pisrre Cnrne OF New
York and Joseph Dion. champion Of America, $50
rplnts Amsrrsn carom game push shot barred,
then called up by Mr.. Pbslan. some brilliant play
was exhibited on both sides Mr. Dion nosy sucee d.
al getting the two red balls In the jaw of the pock
and kept them In that position runnng the game
out, and beating his opponsnt by $50 points kSh
player had ninet~eu innings Don play averaged ~
points ut each innings.
10 play Mr. Csrns for ti.0 600 No takers.
Dion then dons,ed tho parss Of $3.50 10 M Lakes
benefit Loud cheers.
The Champion Of Amersa--Joscph Dion-p Young
man about twenty year. Of he has for some
time past offered 10 play any nan In the world The
Amerran game ~ billiards four-po< kct table, IN
Canada. push barred, for the sm Of - 90 ~ gold Ihs
challenge has been accepted ~ pet, and Mr. Don
leaves open for monih longer ffum tn date
In the afternoon . match took place b~tv-~n william
Goldthwan and John MoDeviu for purse ~ ei,e 20
paints up, American oafom game heDctiu won INC
purSe beating his opponent by 100 ponA
In the match between r. 7 Ryan. ehsmpion ~ Penn
syivania and Cyril Dion. champion a Canada. 400
points Amer carom game the FORMER Vas TIE rrof
In the Tronnb carom game Of 70 pon between L-,epbs
and BIRD. the litter victorious by two poins
rhe afternoons estertanmsnt was cossd ~ an iius
trztiop Of the bezntss Of billiards by Pierre csfne ~ho
displayed his sk'ti In mskisg r-msrkAss shots Nth
wonderful pyrcui0u
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DIR. motifs Anatomical Museum.
sro .rsr xnirnn oF THE HERALD.

In justice 70 my fathers memory you Will much ob'se
me by correcting the erroneous statement made your
issue OF today that apr Mott presented his valuable
anatomical museum TO tho College several years ago
No h,s vii he cft me the guardian OF his museum with
pDwer 70 remove II 10 the Faculty OF the University
declined doing what was for Ia preservation
Arrangements had been made for ia removal TO tho
Bellevue Hospital Medical College, where room had
'''" ALEX b. MOTT, NJ. u.
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usoa .....; 8 sn an 20 Y
Umrre-Hr BssAsvsy Of ire Tina c,aD Time Of
sams-Thrce bour and thirty minutss
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A.-Mes~atf~'s Gvess Nh~w1 matte 0~me~y
dives r-i~f ~ al ~ Rh~-mass resvs
o. It's powsr isuAzesi ia sd~st iusinsfsb sns ~ss~
u IL 70 erAilcsis ever symptofa 81 NE iis~s-s
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vana Horse ssir~ 10 fast tAkns the plar 81 al oi be.
nninants and olntnrnts Al who go sehnoeiedge ~
br the hsst knuwn Tor Vtiis. ~rfAtches faA "a
Bruises sni Ia many cas-. 9ut-s yspog sps'H. Vnt.
crack. 40. 81 bsf. roli ~ al df1sist@ AM ~ Aas
pot ~ Cedar street. n.
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A.-A.-Dr. Laugworthy's Kew Prsmtum
rlr~ HEi.sBDLD :. 10 hrtsadwsy
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f.-CussOW t1ofhtug.
rnE yfSgrr STOCK Or ENrfffII, kCorrlt AND rs
cOArfNGe TnDf sRtf~O. CLOTHS AND DckrkfHs
10 orderl tbs city, S-nsfn.r call .nf n.rrei ih~fn
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vest. vis,. s,.,.---eo-y..r.S W cess-
- ~. w.. stssfA hoass
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special usstss.-Lsasss Cas- Away, DO
y-sl y. a. rusrrerusK riLi@ Thsy gnfsiass
g..A " b. 4 4 EArsi.sit' 81. rrssy,.sss 70 -
a. a~rst sir~s<, usw tsre
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IN. rsiss B~,ss- Isei. usshi.s .--sstA
.,''.,.,, 4, ~ kfsggR satprAcftsfHS cOhrA
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A.-Mosrs Chemical Pom sde ussssvss
vrsy hate drag the hs~ss h-s dressing sSS~s
Us- dye- aui pr~ysrau0s D~pss A bsfci.y stfert
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Break In the Delaware ana uadsom
Canal.

A brsak has occurred in tho Drla~are aud iindro
Canal At Creek 10 X, short distance from Rnnhou
The amount Of damage has not yet been reported
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Soc vssnsats sAlv,s 80 en- n pArLEsph
~ .sas sf~~f. ~ gaaaias saa ~@re-
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Basehsios's Hstv Dys--rhs Nest ." the
wufid Osly ~rfrc Dys asTalsss rsiisbs. tnstsnts
nsoas facsory n Barclay sir.~t
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- ..~s.s., -. "a sesfu s~ses sfNs 80 sfsA~~.
.sg % ss.n !. sA.x~s b. 49, t-%ts q 49, s"~s.s.I
..-m~-s...s III =. ~ Il fsfss " hfvssA-sf $50 81
S.esgfT warsA COS yifA sfsa1s beasA 80 esh~vs
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Tssss Essvass~s wnss.s Pals es ss
'@''s. s-s'fd 'T'5H vffifs s. 90 Co., .o.s
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wfs. Tosy.s. s.d ornamental Ussv.
A. s'afy Hsr ftys ssf hss Druns 81 o5i9fs %
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All B~sstiGut Lsdtes sa Paris sve be-
debtcf 10 a.. organizations % asdsrr irhkt fu the
st.rrss af q b.spufu hs.s.m. h.mnsrssI Bsina Ne M
Canal street. Ladies Ia stleaiance.
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Tss Lar ysso-ress.sAs 10 Oct. bet
KsOE 10 70 Ais mssslee~st - 49, ~
~ $780, - ssts 80 80 49, eef~a
$500 "A IA. :. :, ~..e.s.s.ms.s ~sHtrr o. sss
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Rockers vssts risvess-ree C"nfsc-
Conner god sDi Ans arrests and iG ksss rssis
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Tn. Lasssa sensn siom la the Hra" Mon

10 that errltad by the introduction OF PHkfpNA bSi
Ertrac, % The NIGHT BLOOMING tEhkLr' Ibemhul
may wand never snrpass tbs einbpdi"s"
OF the delicious ~ tho rsfest ysfa lf"dne ~ M
uoplcs In the form Of perfume Tor 'se hAhAks''"r'
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ws.si.t A Niisen's Lock stf,sh ss~tng
HsA.ss 40 o.. gsess MssAlss W hG hse.f~tg
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Crtsssasrs.s uatv Dys-rhs HIST Evsv
nssaufsstafef WHOLESALE sss rstai sIso srysi. . Ne
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No Istrts. med rsssy Hate ~ the Ctsy
-u -ifh th~ sttsneN "a tk~
ispsr~.ai 80 ss.ins :, -hh asfy All ~
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4 Csvss, nsstsas. EstssseA Joints $50
al ssssss~s of eursa w. M xACnARgE T0 bod
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JACgsoR nHoTngE. r-~uv sifstA %. .~es-s ss-es-
afsfsof A<s<~F0a
= rca wafs 90 sgAs Esiss,'s. snf- i'ss -. aaas
100 Ist,. Esfsrs ~fn1y~ lAHtsfs spf an.
r-.a ss,,.s, ars A. r.Fsesiss psf
a. % .esars - nas esst3nxs
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Royal usvsss ssssssvy.-estsss pssA
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Raid By the Yusasaa Iadtans-Thsy set
Thsir Prissasrs' Ransea ~ 100000
Excitsmsns ~ Belize.
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usws s.~ssg wsest~s Company
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-07
Hagan'S Magnolia Balm.

binary article ever discovered. 1t changes
the sunburnt face and hands to a pearly
satin texture of ravishing beauty, impart-
ing the marble purity of youth, and the
distingue appearance so inviting in the city
belle of fashion. 1t removes tan, freclxles,
pimples and rougl1ness from the skin, leav-
ing the complexion fresh, transparent, and
smooth. 1t contains no material injurious
to the skin. Patronized by actresses and
opera singers. 1t is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere. Retail price Soc.
Prepared by W. E. Hagan, Troy, N. Y.
All orders addressed to -att 40
u BEMAS, BARNES & CO.,
novI4wly < * u New York.
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TRYING TO CRAWL OUT.-The edit
or of the Courier makes an effort to
crawl out of the awkward predica-
ment in which he placed himself, in
regard to fancy drinks being used by
the ladies of Evansville in social cir
Giles, and prepared for them at soda
saloons, &C., by saying that the para
graph in that paper referred to our
young men in general terms--to the
young men of the country and, of
course, young ladies' The dodge is a
little artful, but it will not do. He
also tries to make it appear that he
referred more especially to society In
New Orleans. That will not do,
either The paragraph appeared IN
the local, or city news, column Of that
paper, as original and local, and was
understood as applying to the ladies
of Evansville by the New Albany
Ledger, Democratic contemporary,
and copied with this remark: The
morals of the people of Evansville
must be sadly deteriorating, judging
by the following from the Courier. p
After which the following appeared,
as applied to the ladies of our city by
the Courier, just as we copied it.
g 1t is bad enough in all conscience
that our young men ruin themselves
by drinking, but it seems that this
destructive habit is spreading among
the young ladies. Fancy drinks are
mixed up, containing brandy, whisky,
or other intoxicating liquors, not only
at private parties, but at the soda sa-
looms frequented by the ladies.
The paragraph was also copied in,
the Indianapolis Journal, being cred
tied to the Comie, of this city. We
stated that we copied it from the New
Albany Ledger, which was proof
enough of how the paragraph was
understood abroad, being as we pre-
sented it to our readers, and as it was
certainly intended to mean by the ed
itor of the Courier
We repeat, that it is not true as APP
piled to Evansville ladies, and hope
that all papers in the State, or else
where, which have copied the para
graph, will do our fair ladies the JUS
tice to contradict the statement,
which is but due.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-07
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.

RYOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT,
Az by virtue of an order of the Court of
Common Pleas of Vanderburgh' County,
Indiana, the undersigned, guardian of
Jeanette Satterlee, viii sell at public auc-
ton, at the courthouse door in Evansville,
in said county, ON ssNM uWatf VA
MONDAY, June 18th, 1866, :"
the southwesterly one-fourth of Lot No.
204, in the Donation Enlargement being
that fourth of said lot which adjoins Lot
No. 203. in said Enlargement. Said lot
fronts on Main Street, and extends to the
alley in rear of said lot. =
Also, at the sam e time and place, the un-
divided one-fourth of Lot No. %, in Block
No. l, in Lilleston & Lockhart's Enlarge
ment-all in Evansville, in said county.
Terms.-One-fouFth of the purchase-mo-
ney to be paid at the time of sale; the ball
ance in three equal payments, at six,
twelve and eighteen months, with inter-
est, the purchaser to execute notes for the
deferred payments, with approved secu-
rity, and without relief from valuation or
appraisementgl laws, secured by mortgage
upon the premises.
WILLIAM H. WALKER, $
june1 d&w3w + As# ka Guardian.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Thomas Lane
was before the Recorder yesterday on
charge of drunkenness He was fined
81, with Sc % costs. Quite moderate
for such indulgence.
DIR. Forstmeier, residehtof String
town, forgot that in the city shade
trees are held sacred under the law.
He hitched his horse to one, for which
he was charged in. the shape of a fine
of 81, and in costs So 80 a.,
Asbury jackson owed his 4landIady
a board bill -whichrhe failed to pay at
the propertime, for which she retain
ed his clothing, and in turn he levied
on hers, thinking no doubt that a. fair
exchange was no robbery. He was
required to deliver the clothing to the
lady, and to pay fine of 81, with
SO 50 costs. There have been more
cases before the Recorder within the
past two days than for whole week
previous. 81 & u 4S21 4 81
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wv Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis,
Splitting of Blood, Pain in the Side and
Breast, Whooping Cough, Group, and all
Diseases of the Throat, Chest, and Lungs.
The most perfect, pleasant, and eftca-
cious remedy ever discovered for all Dis
eases of the Throat, Chest, and Lungs is
DIR. Carriers Cough Balsam- 4 his medicine
Immediately stops the cough, produces
free and easy expectoration, removes all
mucous and foul matter from the air pas
sages, gives ease in difficult breathing,
al1ays the irritation of the Lungs, and
effects q speedy cure by soothing and heal
ing all the pulmonary organs. "a .-s
Dr. Carriers Cough. Balsam never fails to
cure Coughs and Colds in few days, and
has cured thousands upon thousands of
cases of Consumption after physicians and
all other remedies bad failed, and the pa
tients given up to die This Balsam is the
most perfect and infallible remedy for all
diseases of the Lungs known to the civil
lied world. as 4. hrs ghs- .s. .aftia. {
Ask for DIR. Carriers Cough Balsam, and
take nothing else. Price 20 cents for trial
bottle; large bottles, 81 30 per bottle.
Prepared and sold by DIR. Il. Easterly &
CO., No. 20 North Fifth street, st. Louis,
Mo. Sold at their branch Family Meci-
cine Store, No. 80 Madison street, Chicago
Illinois. 4ftf 5tfe st9tltl ~ rlW fna
For sale by the druggists, Evansville.
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/ - ~, p =, p 80 -
BG The Courier goes off at ra-
pid rate over the notice we made of
the fact that Evansville had sent no
Fenians to the war in Canada, and
concludes that we. intended it as an
insult to the brotherhood in this city,
because they are Democrats. Wesup-
pose that no sensible Fenian, or any
other man." will arrive at any such
conclusion We said nothing about
the bravery of that class of our popu-
lation, but simply made note of the
fact that none had left this city, and
that we admired their judgment and
discretion, at least" which, we repeat,
we do. We cannot say 'as much for
the Judgment or discretion of those
who have goneto Canada..to be slaugh-
tered, and in violation and opposition
to the laws of this Government. Is
that another insult?
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-07

Picnic AT Fort BRANCH.-The
Sabbath School Picnic held at Fort
Branch, yesterday, as we learn from
one who was there, was very pleas
ant affair. The only drawback was
the prevalence of too much air in
motion, rim other words high wind.
Nevertheless, the little folks, the big
folks, and the middle-sized folks went
out to enjoy themselves, and they full
filled their mission Feasting, speak
ing, and rambling through the woods
were the orders of the day, and these
were strictly adhered to.
Fort Branch is live town, full of
kind hearted, hospitable people al
ways happy to welcome strangers who
visit them. The pic-nic-ers were not
treated . to so extensive a waterfall :"
as they were greeted with last year.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-07

PANORAMA OF THE WAR.EOn Fri
day and Saturday evenings the Great
National Panorama of the War will
be put on exhibition at the Masonic
Hall. 1t is said to be rare work of
art. A large number of battles are
portrayed in bright and glowing colors.
Among the battle scenes to be exhib-
tied we notice the siege of Fort Dom
elSon; Battle of Murfreesboro; Naval
Engagement at Hampton Roads, &C.,
together with large number of views
of forts, naval engagements, &c.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-07

A NEGRO THIEF ARRESTED
Frank Morris arrested anegro yester-
day who was charged with having
stolen fifty dollars from Vickery Bros.
The money was taken from the drawer
of their store on Main Street. He had
used nearly all of it in the purchase
Of articles to rig himself up with, such
as awatch, clothing, &c. Nearly all of
the greenbacks were recovered. Some
time since the same darkey stole a
pair of linen pants from clothier on
Main Street He is making rather
free of his liberty, and will now have
a chance to do service for the State a
while.goAt present he is in safe keep
ing with Capt Darling. "A prelimina-
ry examination viii be had to-day.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-07

B8- HALLS. VEGETABLE SLCILLAN
HAIR RENEWER has proved itself to be
the most perfect preparation for the hair
ever offered to the public. y %
1t is aoyegetable compound, and contains
no injurious properties whatever.
II ,eiu restore gray hair 70 its original color
1t viii 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 it. .s+ts..,
MS reconsuiended and used 6y the Fsst
medical authority. ;'3s sal OF r
Ask for Halls SiciIian Vegetable Hair
Remover, and take no other. = rtg.9q
sir, P. HALL & CO., Proprietors, n9
NH nrta Haaa en Nashua N. Ell. =
For sale by All druggists. [may4 aim
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-07


OFF FOR OMAHA.-AnOther of our
esteemed citizens takes his departure
this morning. We refer to Prof.
Benin, for a long time Principal OF
Behm's Commercial College, of this
city. Mr.. b. goes to Omaha City, his
future home, where he expects to en-
gage in new enterprise. He will
carry with him the good wishes of
large circle of friends. During his
stay in our city he has labored con-
stantly to build up a good commercial
college. and he succeeded most adj
mirably. A short time since, he sold
out to gentleman from Indianapolis,
and has since been closing up his
business, preparatory to going West.
There are quite a number of young
gentlemen in our city who have gradu-
ated under the instructions of Mr. B.,
and are greatly indebted to him for a
thorough commercial education, as
well as the excellent moral training
which he made feature of his school
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-07

p .DRUNK.-A woman of miscellane-
Gus character was lodged in Jail yes
terday evening, by one of the police,
for drunkenness. She was so much
intoxicated that it was necessary to
haul her on dray, or cart. 1t is not
often that such cases occur in our
city, and we are glad of it. Such
spectacles are revolving in the ex-
IRENE. We learn that the individual
alluded to is in the habit of getting
drunk, and laying out in lots or on
the street, or at such places as she
may chance to fall. The Recorder
will no doubt mete out such punish
ment as she deserves to-day.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-07
R9 Jim. Ferry, that gay and festive

H1~ Jim. Ferry, that gay and festive
Finigan, out of revenge for that
- g grieyous outrage We, published
against the Fenians, on Tuesday
morning, by saying that none from
this city had gone to the border,
.stormed our castle on Tuesday night,
after we had gone to bed sick. The
attack was desperate, the first shot
lighting square in the center of our
works, after firing which Jimmy re-
tired in good order. The missile
used was a large basket filed with
most delicious strawberries. Further
attacks with the same weapons are
anxiously awaited.
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Root! Root! Root
READlREAnll

RoOT'S PESTACHINE preserves the life of
the Hair; changes it from gray to its orr
ginal color in three weeks; prevents the
hair from falling; is the best article for
dressing the hair in market; Will surely
remove Dandruf and cure all Diseases of
the Scalp; is delightfully."- perfumed; cures
Badness; will not stain the skin. We tell
the story quickly, and tell it true, when we
say it is a perfect
RESTORER AND DRESSING COMBINED.
No other preparation for the hair con-
tains Pestachio Nut Oil.
Sold by all druggists
ORRIN SKINNER & Co. Proprietors,
Springfield, Mass.
G. C. GOODWIN & Co., Agents, Boston.
marie ly
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DR.. Easterly's Diarrhea Syrup.
-EETS gTEnT1TNE rs A PLEAS An

- and infallible cure Tor Diarrhoea, Dys-
entery, Collie, Cholera Morbus, Cramps or
Spasms, Bowel Complaints, and ali De-
rangements of the Stomach and Bowels of
Children when Teething.
This celebrated, popular, and infallibie
remedy has been used by the most re-
spectacle and intelligent families in St
Louis for the last fifteen years, in all cases
of Diarrhoea, Dysentery, and Bowel Com
plant and all unite in pronouncing it the
most speedy and effectual medicine they
have ever used: Price, IS cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold by DIR. f. Easterly &
Co, No. 20 North Fifth street, ST. Louis
Mo. Sold at their branch store, No. 90
Madison street, Chicago, Illinois.
For sale by the druggists, Evansville.
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HORSE THIEF ARRESTED Some
days ago, a man stole horse from
gentleman in Henderson County, Ky.
He was pursued to near Vincennes,
where he was arrested. He was Pc
ported to have reached this city by
last nights train Our informant did
not recollect the thief's name, nor
that of the gentleman from whom the
horse was stolen. i