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THE TURF.

d.o nQa PiRsE.-sr FForK rARE rniLApEL.
RZ.UvO phia; The lannon's New York Horse Dexter
Ind the celebrated California stallion Patchcn Jr VIII o.
= kor tho above purse Monday July =, at 81 +, NJ
NJ. GOODIN, Proprietor
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE
CoSEY IsLAsD rERRY.-TnE SAusnos LEAVES
chrlsiophsf .tsst ii. ~. y.
soSrri. .irss, ~ Mo- IoLa
LroR ORIENT goINr, ORIENT. GRKEsPoRT ASp
EDWARD EvhRirT fspi Hsary Tsitsrsoa I'll leave
,eo, y NAH, .rs, plsr Eat nser every TUESDAY
sac xsc riiIbL,, As'rS 20 I . .ip
ITO roR RocEAwAf-THE STEAMER PoRT ROYAL.
IL Captain Howl.na wil leave for The above plsos
fross foo II Chambers str., ser,h ,.r =. foios. AZ
A and y - retnrnag, leave Roadway Al ~ A "
and ~ n ysfe sftr cots ksfreshmsat- v 10 had
board.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADs-
Trains for Albany aud hoy connecting nth worhsrn
sod Western trains, ss Ne, fors Hnsson River Raj
road TAirssh STREET sFd rrnh svsna., 20 and v.
and 4, and iir ~ 80 va Hsr~rn Eaiiru@f, I-sn,y.
sirth and F0urb sv-Dos a. ~ A n snd sP.k The
ar N. train via Hufson River vii rnn On Aunfxya
SHOPPING ar. s,tsehsi sneil r n Uslsa on r.
,Sras,. -li,s !. rss sass q ID 6s s. as Va
no Z wv i. ssDNBrLr. ". rr--s.sa
IL chang q Hour 40 sflsf senasy tsly .. ne
snd splrndd ssssr.r WILLIAM COOK va isass ih~
r~ptsa siIo < N ana II 10 pisr ~ T. sevsa river
sr.,sA ssss. "a s r., sss is s''
lar folnt snd iskand HLisa me srpr... tr.is lii
.sInAs md so,ts-ss r,,h.ul .segp.ns ~.
saaan. No h.ggass rsse.ss,a u. boat = pss 80 d
W FAit@ h1f~rinsmt~af
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coAsTwrsE STEAMSHIPS

EoR IT JOHN. y. Is, VIA EAsTPORT.
The new aud eleaa ant siiewheal steamship
RAPIDAS
w. n. EATON Commander.
wiz leave Tor the above ports FRIDAY July IL A.
o'clock T. NJ. from pier 81 North Passenger accom-
modatDnH unsurpassed.
For freight or passage apply 10
LIVINGSTON FOX Co.
~ Liberty street.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.


STEAs TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL THE
= PENNSYLVANIA sails July Phssage $50 currency.
prepaid tckets SIS. Apply at THOMFSON'S Passage
once, 40 fsar street. near Fulton
L osDoN AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE-PAs
~ sage 70 Lcdon direct 80 500 aud so payable IN
gold.
VIM Penn CAPTAIN Billings from New York July7
ALAanNtA captain inkham from Now York. July ".
BEL.oNA, rapttin Dixon from New York. August
DELLA Captan tAeadrIl, from New York, August II.
The new and elegaH British iron steamship WIN PENN.
$3.50 tons VIII sail for london direct Saturday. July Y,
a noon, from pier No North river Tho accommodation
Tor passengers on board his steamer unsurpassed For
passage apply to CHAs. A. WHITNEY, % broadway For
freight apply at ~ South street.
ROWLAND AsPINwALL Agents
nNLy AMERICAN LINZ
" THE NORTH AMERICAN IIOYD's United States
Mail steamer
ATLANTIC Chas. Iuyer, 1900 l.. 1000 h. D..
Leaves New York for BREMEN, calling at CoWEs,
On TIL lRSDAY, 18th JULY,
taking passengers 70 LONDON HAvRF SOUTHAMPTON
ana BREMEN AZ tne Following rates payable In gold
First cabin, SOS; Second. S62 80; Storage, $JT 81
The BALTIC will follow on the I'd OF August
For freight or passage apply To
RUGER BROS, General Agents 10 Beaver street.
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k1,uy HALF 0lwHOLE PATENT Rf9HT or TIE
ross practical IA Valuable invention. can w. bought ~
En,ir,ng ~ JACOBS once 70 Cedar street. from ~ IA
IN sna stosfM Plumbers and barl-afemsn SPECIALLY
fnrtie~.
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CrRAM WEEKLY To AND PROM QUEENSTOWN
- AND LIVERPOOL
CrsARD LINZ
TRrpOLf sAIfH "WEDNESDAY, July NJ.
ALEPPO SAILS WEDNESDAY. Julyls
S,e--arc passage 90. payable IN currency
Williams a ouroS. % Broadway
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A FINE HARNESS CHEAP-AT THE WHOLESALE
haad. = -
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"A sc .iFICE.-A HANDSOME TWO SEATED TOP
n Wagon and Harness. all In perfect ORDER handsome
ng Horse 10 hands. ht for any work family cheap
f63 Pearl street
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-18

a SENSIBLE LAD.-On the day of the
Democratic Grand Rally, when VOORHEES,
was here, lady, whose husband is Dem
ocrat, was making arrangements to go out
to the Crescent City Springs with her hus-
band and children. AS she laid out clean
clothes for her children, one of the boys,
not yet in his teens, declared himself a
Republican, and persistently refused to
honor the crowd with his presence. Young
as he was, we should say that boy has al
ready arrived at the years of discretion. We
have no doubt his mother is Republican,
as most all the ladies are, when allowed to
express their own sentiments.
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Proceedings of the Coulrncn.
COUNCIL CHAMBER, Sept. II, 1866.

4 9 ef -4 SOONS1L NHAMBER, Sept. Ii, 1900.
Council met in regular session.
Present-His Honor, Mayor Baker. and
Councilmen HunneI, Dean, Heilman,
Smith, Miller, Whistler, Terrence, Reitz.
Absent-Councilman Mills.
Minutes OF last meeting read and aD-
proved. Hsi'es - .19gllIlllJ =
The following bills were presented and
ordered to be paid
Muchller, salary, $50 90; Peter Zapp, ct al,
labor, Sl6l 90; j. &,D. Holman, nails, 81 so /;
John Stocks, building cisterns, &c. $40 % /;
John j. Chandler, professional, So so; F..
Pfaftiin, cleaning Main Street, 5000; F..
Pfaff1in, attending, 50 90; NJ. Dausman, at
tending, 81 So; John Blum, attending, 81 81 /;
Peter Wagner, attending, So 90; = Hager,
attending, 50 90; Phillip Coon, attending,
10 90; Peter Bower, attending So 90; Henry
Sweetzer, attending, s. 90; I. Bullen, haul
ing engine, $50 90; Joseph Setehei, rent of
stable, SIS so: Dausen1an 4 Tourliette,
earth, $ll "A; Mathew q Felstead, earth,
$67 So jacob Tenscth, police, Sl4 90; Herman
Salem, police, $l4 90; Robert Anderson,
police, S14 90; Chas. Herman, police, Sl4 OF; ;
Lewis Frederick, police, SIS co.; Phillip
Klein, police, Sl4 90; Spencer Glazier, police
ia 90; John III. Scott, stationery, so 90; A.
Tenvoorde, salary, $50 90; Elijah Perkins,
salary, $4,000. John Vogel, earth, SIS 90; E.
Ehrman, rent for Engine House, $50 90.
John nightingale asked an advance of
$40 on BruShy Pond Ditch. Allowed.
Order granted for the payment of level.
Sebastian Kuhn was allowed 20 per cent,
on estimate on wharf contract. 80
made for Sl35 90. .s.- ..-.s, . a. s,,r-.f,.-
Report of the Committee on cancelling
orders. Concurredin in. Big =. ''t
Report of Oak Hill Cemetery for seven
days, to- September Is, showing eleven in
termentS.
Report of Locust Hill Cemetery to same
date, showing three intermentS. Hiful
Mayor Baker announced the Tax Dupli-
Gates ready for delivery to the Collector.
Ordered to be handed overto the Collector.
A petition from certain citizens to have
the alley, running from Water to Sc cond,
and back of block l50, brought to the proper
grade. So ordered. ai -<<t5iAf-.7 - -aH
Two other alleys ordered to be graded.
Reportof Upper Market, showing SAG 95
from outside collections. Read and or
defed entered. 81 fhA.3
Report of Central Market, showing Sc s.
from outside collections. Read and ORDER
ed entered.
A report from the City Collector, show
ing S57 48 collected on Tax Duplicate for
1865, since date of last settlement, was read
and ordered entered.
Payne & Brother asked an advance of
$500 on the contract for building the Hos
| pital. Ordered that 500 be advanced.
| Ordered, that Robert Hill examine the
| title to land purchased by w. NJ. Altman,
| and Ordered, that IL the deed is delivered
| the bond be made out. s.tI ,.
Ordered, q sidewalk of Glass 2, on east
side of Walker Street, between First and
/ Second. .Ios''i-L iif'8 Assi} -'.ttf-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-18

PROGRESS MAKING.-Having been absent
from the city most of last week we find
upon our return the work on the Sycamore
Street sewer has been progressing slowly.
The rain has deluged the work somewhat,
and they have only reached the center OF
First Street, and Were yesterday engaged
In putting in the eyelets for the corner in
let's. The tendency to cave still continues.
and the utmost care has to be observed in
propping up the banks to prevent acct
dent and disaster. Considerable water
found its way into the excavation after
the rain yesterday evening, through fis-
sure that had opened in the street. Vehi-
cles and ladies found great Inconvenience,
neither being able to pass the junction of
Sycamore and First Streets.
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A Crown Of GLORY. !

every Man, Woman and Child who has
zxEse
ss.ag Sc sas. STERLING'S AAIBROSIA ~
Ls-wilIing to recommend it. Three years
HE Eapidly increasing sale have made the
-&kzlsrosia famous all over the world
TT Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE
zEzzres Itching of the Head.
G.rnakes new Hair grow on Bald Heads
"a prevents the Hair from Failing Out.
Il lenders the Hair Soft and Glossy
- sssksanses the Scalp, Cools the Heated Brow
gsaAnnGyes Dandruf Cures Nervous Head
'-s-s-.SEzSksE Cures Badness, Insures Luxuriant
E-@zrArs FIncines Hair to Curl, Supercedes
sEEsEss, Kills Hair Eaters-effect apparent at
azEzsaza
WAnN TO THE LADIES n
@FaNs say the Arnbrosia Will suit you to a T..
EzzaEantly put up Delicately perfumed.
zAE3xnnized by Opera Singers and Actresses.
s@zzsd 5n splendid boxes or cartons, contain
Eng two large bott1es-No.2 for morning,
2Se- for evening.
ISfere is no mistake aboutzlt, STER-
GdNG'S AMBROSIA IS the best, most
a1Snceable and effective toilet in the world.
Ge grove this, try a carton ~,
Sold by Druggists.
@EERLING'S AMBRoSIA MANUFACTURING
-srr.rr- d. ..-.. COMPANY.
Us Fulton Street, New York.
=1ovl2dwIy.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-18

y GET READYAIt is proposed to illumi-
nate the city on the night of the 24th inst,
in honor of the coming of Governor, Nor
ton. We noticed yesterday, our loyal
young friends John Scantlin, was already
preparing for that event, by making up a
large assortment OF small tin candle sticks,
suitable for fastening in windows, for the
purpose of illuminating We hope every
Union family in the city will illuminate
their dwellings in honor of one who has
the confidence and esteem oflall honest
and loyal men. -n.a ENt3
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-18

EDITORS JOURNAL:
Dear Sfrs: The Rev. Mr.. McCarer's suit
was not returned because the thief was
conscience smitten. The clothes were
found by three little boys who were at
work in a field, near the city, and taken
charge of by the man under whom the
boys were working, and returned by him
to MIR. McCarer. These are all the essen
tial facts in regard to the finding and re-
turning of the stolen clothes. The clothes
We're probably temporarily deposited in
the corn field, with view to their reno
val in few days-if the boys had not come
upon them if pig aJ-.s *%~
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Mrs. WinsloW,s Mystic Pills

SAre prepared only for a legitimate pur-
Fosei and are the only safe and effective
S%kteulclne tor all those painful and danger
lz0s disorders to which the Female Consti-
@zxaon Is subject. They are the only Genu-
kszS Female Pills extant. No article of
Gedlclne intended for the exclusive use of
females, that has ever made its appear-
hose, has met with such universal favor as
XEs- Winslow's Mystic Pills. BY their in
T1g2EAtiug properties the appetite and di-
HzgDored to the cheeks, weakness of the
EzfSne relieved, and all the indications Of
t8ezEOus Debility removed. No maiden
Effee or mother should be without the Mys,
sc Pills Try them, and be convinced that
4Rsey age the Lady's Friend. Price 81 per
Esex, or boxes for s.. For sale by all drug
sz1zG1s in Evansville. s,ir...a- ~
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ItHow FoUND. 1.-The fine. suit Of clothes
stolen from Rev. w. H. McCarer, or at least
a portion of them, were found by some
boys in corn field, accidentally, as they
were chasing hogs out of the field. The
thief had hid them there with the design,
doubtless, of returning for them at another
time, but the timely discovery of them by
the boys, frustrated his plans. The vest
was not recovered. A plan might have
been devised that would have led TO the
arrest of the thief. t..i
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-18

DEAD.4We regret to learn that Theodore
t. Scribner, news and night editor of the
Indianapolis Journal, died in that city on
Sunday morning. Mr.. Scribner was well
known in this section of the country,
having been engaged in newspaper offices
in Washington, Vincennes and this city.
During the latter portion of the war he
was, the war correspondent of the New
York Herald in Alabama and Georgia, and
subsequently edited one volume of Indi-
ana's Roll of Honor" He was a writer of
considerable ability. He had been Ill for
several days, but the immediate cause of
his death, we believe, was q congestive
chill, .isIl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-18

HOME fAGAIN.--We were much pleased,
yesterday, by meeting, on the street, our
good natured friend, Mr., Jacob Benning-
hotf, who has been ON visit to the old
country for nearly year past, having
reached home on last Friday week, He is
looking remarkably well, and extremely
well pleased with his visit. He brings
home with him a new wife, whom we well
come ito the land OF the free and the
home of the brave" 0
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SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,


which greatly facilitates the process OF
teethlng by softening. the gums, reducing
all inhammations, will allay ALL PAIN
ana spasmodic action, and is fef3
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves and.
hELiEE AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for
over thirty years, and can sssv an eo7afleace
and truth of it what we have never been
able to saysof any other Medicine: aeUeT
has u failed an q single instance TO s5fect a
cure, when timely used. Never did we
know an instanGs Of dissatisfaction by any
one who used it. On the contrary. all are
delighted With its operations, and peak in
terms of communication of its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in
this matter lOhdt ape eEo l1losc,' aaer thirty
years experience, and pledge our reputation
for the iLlle1t Of what a0e here sasc1ase. In
almost every instance where tbs infant is.
suffering from pain and exflau Stion, relief
will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes,
after the Syrap Is administered.
Full directions for using Will accoInpany.
each bottle. None genu1f. e u.aless the fac
smile of CURTIS & PERKINS New York,
is on the outside wrapper
,, S9lf pg all 'drnggisS' threpghopk the
PRICE. ONLY 35 CENTS A BOTTLE.
maybe decd, w If
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. SPECIAL NOTICE.
. gsJLL's CEDRON BTTTFRF
.rRend Mr. LEE1,pards,s aStatene.n

= II0UIsXILI,E, KY Apr1I = 1oeo
- iFk<s@ zoIIE 9FrrIJIAI5ear SIR IIss' Z, looo.
ss.r as well as sense of duty IT, th S ~
a. SsnsTsslres thatI should give ION stRate
$500 Ror public use, of the lgr at hansft !
ISoexTe zssriVed frenrthe use Off ,onr % Cadron
HSzsxrE-T' Alters pailitaEyis sTrViee of thir-
vsTsryaie;nn andaa battle.qL WAS diseba roed
fsTaHaesase service ands,s ..me home to die
FTxgraeEsia, liver. o0nha amt and ererei
s51sSziIiEn Were fast ap5 irving me TO the
= sgm~ass and every Lfse'r Iedy prescribed by
1tzzzssLaiss seeIasoJ on ly to daggravate my
aSfk@RSes- AbcIA our weeks ago was for
9x.Esaae enogs> to pr ocure your "Cedron
EzEGae aosaD restored o perfe Il and robust
iaSaesz1zh. 4 can most earnestly recommend
S1'sEzss-n as being all nd more than all, they
LR1nakeSsny use You wish of this state
s3AssA@Sa ~ = res,,, ,ac.fn,,75s = - ss41
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CITY NEWS.
An Important Item.

=, We call the attention of mer-
chants, advertisers, and the public
10 the fact that the returns in the
'OfIlceaOf the U. 8. Assessor show that
the Evansville Journal Company did
SEVEMT-FOUR PER CENT. of the
entire taxable Printing and binding
Business OF the city fos the year ss5
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-18
IMPORTANT TO THE SICK

TzNs invite the special attention of our
esz1Eers to DIR. Easterly's advertisements,
-<E1rEch can be in advertising col
8 Aazrs DR. Easterly's Family Medicines
.sxTs G4sservedIy popular, have rapid sale,
EkEse general satisfaction, and are kept in
e4N tine principal drug-stores throughout
SGmaR Western and Southern States. 1t viii
aazs3ssn'that DR.. Easterly does not recon-
d@w@na one medicine to cure all diseases
anxE prepares remedy for each particular
szzazessse, which can be relied upon 10 cure,
. rgmysSAn ~ - n II 1'',si n1A -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-18
HabituaI Constipation,

1-&4SR TO EFFECT A CERTAIN AND
lAO0T PERMANENT OUREs@
As5E1e occupations of life predispose to
S-szEziTeneSS, especially those which allow
tzzA little exercise. Persons who contract
Sxezk unfortunate habit of body, under such
SskzsazlEnstances, might possibly be relieved
ky changing their Sedentary employments
fl& xTFYepp means certain 4Habitual cOnSti-
- Hss4tAonis avery obstinate disorder All the
nalnary so-called remedies Invariably apl
~ vate IL. Nothing can be more iniurioIS
xn~ ne continued use of strong aperients
&tsaasA nrSt 1rritate, and finally almost
11aeE sa he bowels. rendering them SO
RfSz4zA4yzefA4 fnOrmouS doses of cathartic.
t@arc1d that - q \ no effect upon them. A
t1s1s11c1nes haFS 7mbined with a gentle
sxzarnsant; is thetEe piest proportion Of
esnazStdcr in the hap md in HOSTEL
Z krassae eineredients is,f0A rs. This fam pUs.
LEX q STOMACH BTTT1SA d role intestinaI
Sa1sdsaE achic. nvigorates the wa. ,g from IFS
SScAz@E2- AThiIe quietly rennoVh- to a free
c5E<ENolutaOns all impedimentS purpa-
massage through them. NOsmeTe orii-
sET sti rrf1sailt sheets the desfred 4Oeto, q
p &kGssT Constipation abandoned as hOPN
v1A$ by distinguished medical men ahgFe !
Ii Eef1- EN, red in a few weeks by the BltteIs
= zxn &aoSelwho have tried all the, ,medle1neA
eexE a2ae dispensartz In Naisn wei say try this
FR-rEGistable stimulant and aperient. There 4
ar .aa0 sufficient reason why conStipat1en !
ssErGnrid be the consequence OF sedentary
FSszkaa6s. HOSTEITERsS BITEERS, by sup
g1saEsSn,g the Eigor1Evhich would otherwise be |
sksSssWed from exercise, will in all cases en- /
sz&x&g the system to perform. It's excretoFy
gsncraaons regularly Enthusiastically. J
/. ~RkFstl3.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-18

DEMAGoGUIcALA-H T. A. Hendricks,
in his speech, ON Thursday night last in.
this CITY, asserted that the Indianapolis
riot of Monday night was more disgracefuf
than the riot in New Orleans. Admitting
that to be true, but it was not, the Honor
able Senator should have told the audience
that it was begun and carried out by Demo-
Gratis. That the first shot was fired by a
Democrat; that every shot was fired by a
Democrat, and that every man injured,
with one exception, was a Republican.
These facts have been proven. by incontro-
vertible evidence, and as the distinguished
speaker made great pretensions to HONESTY
and truthfulness, he should have told his
audience the whole truth. 1t is remarkable
that in this case, as in Memphis and New
Orleans, the Union men are charged with
the riots, and yet they were, in each case.
almost the only sufferers. Intelligent,
thinking men viii not fail to notice this
isingularity. and in their own minds as
sign the true cause. $3.50
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-18

. Il o. -Four worthy and well beloved
Brother, James d. Riggs, of the wholesale
grocery firm of Wheeler &. Riggs, left on
Monday of last week for Baltimore, to
represent the Grand Lodge of the State of
Indiana in the Grand Lodge of the United
States, now in session in that city. Broth
er Riggs performed similar mission last
year, and acquitted hintelf with honor to
himself and credit TO the Staten
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-18

n HAPPY HEARTs.-We never reoollect Of
seeing so many smiling faces and happy
hearts on our streets, as we witnessed yes
terday. The secret of this unusual glad
ness was the re-opening ofthe Free Schools
of the City. The hustle among the juven-
lies was universal and there was an extra
ordinary run upon the book stores for new
books of all kinds. The schools openEthis
year under unusually favorable auspices,
and the large attendance on the opening
day manifests the deep interest our people
take 'instheschools. } 81 u M
A very efficient corps o. teachers have
been secured, and we are not surprised that
the children rejoiced when the day arrived
upon which to resume their studies and
again meet their teachers and their fellow
pupils and playmates. May we ever be
proud of and foster our Free Schools.
They are the hope of the future. i'"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.

aAzE-Gs0LGATE'S HONEY SOAP. This
NsR4srr1ted Toilet Soap, in such universal
'Rgzz2xzd, Is made from the CHOICEST mate
&Aa~ as MILD and EMoLLIENT in its nature.
kE&4AE7&kNTLY SCENTED, and extremely
AEwznsICIAL In its action upon the skin.
1Gzr sEs1e by druggists and fancy goods
1855 augA1y
gesE- AEALL'S VEGEZABL STELLA
iSzaA2lE REVIEWER has proved itself to be
4sinES1Est perfect preparation for the hair
nSuGssGaSered to the public.
ZtsSSs vegetable compound, and contains
Af0 SazEzrious properties whatever.
-s51H7aZ restore gray hair to lis original color.
i4stsS'a1l keep the hair from falling out. u
GHs44s1sanses the scalp, and makes the hair
~Ssss14, zzstrous, and silken.
x&sssE a splendid hair dressing. '1s
Ss9 persen, young or oldSshould, fail to
SsszzNFz az - - ~ = II Il d y / Il.
Kiss recommended and used by the first
szsaassasoul authority.
-AsaA< for Halls Sicilian Vegetable Hair
%$azASRer, and take no other.
X. P. HALL & CO., Proprietors
Nashua, N. H. \
. -11@z1gzAQlm Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-18

v1Np1cATfoN. - The malicious attack
made upon us by the editor Ofthe Bugle in
his last issue is wholly uncalled for and
unjustifable We have not had any use
for the article ofjewelry referred to by him
as being on top of our wheelbarrow for the
last eight or nine years, and haye not own
ed one since then. The editor of the Bugle
evidently has d. P. on the brain, having
lately gone into that business.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-18

, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Alien, who shot
Sterling Payne at Henderson, on Saturday
evening, had an examination yesterday
morning at Henderson, and was acquitted
the shooting having been done in self
defense, Allen returned to this city last
evening. He has always been considered
a quiet inoffensive man.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-18
UNION CLUR T<oorv

Is open day and night. 49,, -,,,.,,o
are invited TO visit 1T q tasonic Han corner
Main, and F4Fst - -dasonlc nan corner
com f,,ta,11,, f.- 5treets). The room is
n ltt| 4ished, and well supplied
,f,oeun1a,,Ss = newspapers and campaign
.br,,,e, ~ Union men will come and
s,,,,to,,r Ir friends. Strangers will be
tI,e O. welcomed. Music every night by
- -. sscent City Band. 1areua $50 -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-18

! REcoMMEScEp. = Work has recon-
menced on the foundations of the new
Opera House, and by the end of the week
the walls will be completed ready for the
laying of the corner stand. We are notyet
fully advised whether the brick work will
be done this Fall, Or postponed until
Spring.