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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-29

WASHINGTON, August 29.-Grant has
issued the order relieving Sickles from
the command of the Third Military Dis
trict and assigned Gen. Candy thereto.
1t was expected the order directing
Hancock to proceed Immediately to New
Orleans and relieve Sheridan would be
issued yesterday afternoon, but up to
three o'clock it had not been promul-
gated The order will be issued today,
and will direct Hancock toproeeed i'm :
mediately and relieve Sheridan and take
command of the District during the
illness of Gen. Thomas. Upon reliev-
ing that officer the original order No. 1
assigning him to the command of the
Fifth District will be revived. There Is
no prospect of the immediate retirement
of any member of the cabinet. The
relations of all of them with the Presi-
dent continue agreeable. The differ
ences between Grant aud the eresident
have been amicably adjusted.
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RAJ Those who send anonymous com
munications, without indicating also
their names, for the private Information
of the editors, will have the trouble Of
writing for nothing. We shall not pub
nsh. The man who will not trust Us
with his name has no right to ask any p
thing at our hands. 1t is necessary that
all responsibility should rest on the right
shoulders. And the rule Of exclusion
must be universal 10 make It impartial
II man is ashamed Of his communion
ton, we shall be equally ashamed TO
publish it II be is unwilling TO take
the responsibility Of bis productions, 50
are We to assume IT,
As for those scurrilous anonymous
correspondents, Of whom the LFDoEE
seems lately TO have stirred up quite a
hornets nest, We shall not trouble our
selves to crush them The game is not
worth the candle. Besides Il is only the
open and mahly Zoe that We know how
70 meet We have a horror Of towards
who stab in the dark.
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RVWhether it is the expressed wish
Of " the people that General Sheridan
be retained in Louisiana, as General
Grant asserts, depends upon the latter s
definition Of tie quoted phrase. If be
means the hordes OF semi-bsrbaTous
blacks, Who are not yet practically
known in the conduc; Of the Govern.
msnt, we beg to suggest that they hardly
constitute "the people" II be means
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..n W. GRO nleased to see that the

Rm. We are pleased to see that the
kilograms of to day do not confirm the
statements of yesterday as to Grants
disobedience of tile President. He has
given the order to remove >Sickles, and
the differences between Grant and the
President have been adjusted. See
teIeqraphic column.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-08-29

D@- Our able neighbor of the Appeal
is apt to speak his vigorous thoughts in
strong language. He says 0mnipo-
tence is itself powerless to repeal the law,
by which, from those ample causes, of
which the teeming womb of Radicalism
has been so fruitful, the consequence Of
financial bankruptcy and ruin must re-
suit" If this is so we are in worse
case than we thought. Is is the first
intimation from an authoritative source
that there is any necessity greater than
the Almighty. If so, nothing short Of
0mnipotence can effect anything for
good and we may as well cease talking
about il altogether.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest to Noon To-day.
WASHINGTON.

Gen. Grant Executes the Presi-
dents Orders Relieving Sheridan
and Sickles-The Disagreement
between the Executive and the
General Amioably Adjusted-No
Prospect of Further Cabinet
Changes.
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FOREIGN.

The union of Southern German
States with Austria-Bitteruess
of the Prussian Press-The Insur-
reotion Progressing in the Span
ish Provinces = Americans en-
route Homo.
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SCHOOLS.
MEMPMIs OITY sCHOOLs
WILL REOPEN ON THE
First Monday In September (2d),

Pirst Monday In September (2d),
with the following Corps Of Tonchsn'
Mr., E. A. RENNER, Principal, on Adams IT,
Nj. g. 4. BEAgE, Teacher. on Adams street.
Miss u J6 mITiii' cAIRNs, &" :" I"
Mr.. cHAs,J, HUNTER. " cor washing
ton and High streets,
Miss ANNIE @. RUEDLEHUBER. Teacher,
cor washington and High streets.
Miss AGNFS GLYNN, Teacher. cor. Wash
inelon and High streets.
Mrs. JENNIE TRACER. Principal. Alabama
Miss X ATTIEMcANIEoH Teacher, Ala, st.
MARY D. CAIRNS,
" EMMA EMMA, PETITE |" :"
/. GfEoRResffEI sHARPE, " +"
&" TMoGEN LATHAM -" -"
IN MAGGIE SSI,E T FEAtsE Teacher "a Second
Miss ELLEN FLHHERTY. Teacher. "a Sec
ond street. North Memphis.
Miss FANNIE CAIN. Teacher, "a Second ST.,
Mrs. i. HAMPTON. Teacher, "a Second ST.
Miss ESit JE %iTfFh 1eBEE. Principal, Female
Mr.. M. Y. b. sHATTUoK. !" Linden st.
| Miss ELLA WHITE.
| Miss NETTIE SMITH,
Miss M0LLIE JOHNSTON, Z"
| Mrs. G. A. SHATTUCK,
| Mrs. +. w. SMITH,
| Miss ROSE A. WEBB,
| Mr.. r. N. THWEATT,
Mis- sAvENIA VoNDRAN, Engine House
MITCHELL, Stunt.
ASBURY CHAPEL SCHOOL,
MEMPHIS. TENN.
VNHE SECOND ANNUAL SESSION OF
| Il this School will commence on the
First Monday in September,
and close on the slst of May, 1868. Circulars
will be ready for distribution the latter part Of
August.
Address, during vacation,
MISS JACKSON,
Box $40, Richmond, Va.
Address, during session. care of
WoRMELEY, JOY & CO..
5-7 Memphis, Tenn.
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TO THE PUBLIC

Ample arrangements will be made to accom-
MEDIATE all.
A. FREE BARBECUE.
Exercises to commence p ecisely at 10 o'clock
am. Those wishing TO enter as contestants
will make application to the Secretary at Mrs.
!. W. Wards, or to Jacob Voorhies, Esq.,, No
| 178 Main street, Memphis. The lists close on
Monday. the ID day of Sentember. 1857. 5-3
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DIRECTORS,

rTHE MUTUAL SYSTEM HAS DEsERV-
civ become the most popular mode of in
snrancc In the United States, aud is the one
embraced by those best informed upon the SUD
iert and who appreciate and desire security,
perpetuity and economy. IN Ruteiy inesuai
1vbieh can be realized from an insurance, and
a. tho Lowest rates, or exact cost, paying no
fribute or profits 20 the proprietors or stock
holders for, perhaps, an lnaae9uatte capllai OF
socrriiy. Cheapuess combined with security,
and a certainty Of Accomplishing the object m
view arc the essential elements sought Tor, and
rbev may he found emincntly existing in wei
conducted mutual. All parties insuring IN this
cersnarv become members Of the company and
arc directly interested in its success
Caiiat he Office Of the company for iull inior-
nation, whereby al real estate insurers can
I've rfyrY per cent. Of their insurance account.
oyyfcg; Up stairs in OPP FELLOWS Hall.
Entrance on North Court street. ~
UTANTED-EVER WHERE AGENTS,
w LaDfgs AxD GEETLENEN-sl0o TO -
90 NOrTH-To sell the genuine improved
anderieed Common sesis fT4PP,l .y 5 Ssss5s
viii stitch, hem. fell, taek, bind guilt,
Lraid and omhroider. The cloth cannot
IL pullcd apart. even after cutting acrosl me
soam every quarter OF an lnca. Efesls l a,l
,-sr-antcd ior Eve years. Send ior eircuiar'
nd terms 10 aEeHts, OF call ~ acDQWeii
My corner Fourth and Green SIS Louisville,
". BLiss& NcEATHR0h. General Ag,ts.
water Wheslsl Water Wheels !
rrALEgrINB's PATENT 7 u RBLN p.
v -irbr bcrf In ufe Manufactured b. Nalcn-
-. 4 c. PORT Edward. N. Y. Prices nod
srste, send for circular. Aeenn Nanted
TI,uF cRFDITORs AND ALL OTHERS
f5terrrird IN the estate Of J. ". M9rriton,
frcssrci, VIII take notice that hare thls aay
fiei VIII ne Clerk Of TIE Probate Court Of
$500 ,-~urts ny fnai settlement az Admins
s-.lI'- IN ne ZANE. and vii Apply a re sep
t--,i.r, lem III aid Court Tor Ina diahar
=. AriuIrfraf1r ri fnil cine. -
>, JNO. ID. ROBINSON. Admir-.
Memphis. Tenn. Jaiy y le''. oaN-i''
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First Prlze-0ne Splendid SADDLE HORSE
valued at $500.
Second Prize-0ne Elegant GOLD WATCH
AND CHAIN, valued at $500.
Third Prise-0ne SADDLE AND Birdie,
valued at SIS.
Fourth Prize-0ne Pair SILVER SPURS,
valued at $50, to be presented TO the most
graceful rider, by n committee Of five Young
Ladies to be selected by the judges.
OFFICERS:
W. G. WARD, Esq.,, President.
T. f. PEYT0N, M. D., Secretary.
W. NJ. COLEMAN. ESQ.,. Treasurer.
Capt. I. e. DOUGLASS, Grand Marshal.
DR.. W. d. LEWIS. Assistant Marshal.
Crater of the Day;
Hon. A. H DOUGLASS.
Awarder of Prizes- Capt. j. A. 0nley.
Herald-at-Arms--Cap ]. II. Lakewood.
Judges-B. F. Duncan, Esq, S. J. Goldsby.
ESQ.,, Col. George W. Durham, DR.. George X.
Duncan. Cham Jones, Jr.. Esq.
Committee of Arrangements and Re-
ception-John Harding, Chairman.
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VANCE STREET ACADEMY.

FOURTH SESSION. FOR
i Young Ladies AID Children of both sexes,
will commence on
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SAND.

WHITE, YELLOW AND GRAY SAND
w constantly on hand and for sale. on Wolf
river. foot ofAuetion st. l2*l A. CRAWFORD.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14

Lucknow was very fairly represent.
ed, though we think not so we'll as it
was presented last year, with Mrs.
Bella Golden as - Jessie Brown. 3"
Miss Annie Mayhem last night did
not play with her usual ability; and
there seemed to be want Of pre- para
ton on the part Of mary OF the com
pany. IS ia.p. 3na
" Mischief Making was very hap
PLY rendered and was highly anus
ing. Miss Kate Mayhem Is a young
Mrs Of very extraordinary talent,
and the other dranatis persona gave
her good SUPPORT We are informed
by Manager Golden that there will be
no Performance tonight. in conse-
quenee of the necessary preparation
for the grand presentatiohto- norrow
night Of the new Spectacular romance
of Poor Young Man"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
why Shake ? Why Burn !

Put these two questions to a man pass
ing through the alternate paro1yin1s OF
Ever and Aeue and he Will propaDiy re-
NV g because cannot help myself.
Bnnt he IS mistaken. He can help nlI MINI
self He need not continue 10 enuuLS .ia
cold and parchlng neat
of Intermittent fever unless ne CHOOSES.
RI there is an established fact IN the , MS
tory of medication, it is this; Inat dO?-
TETTER'S STOMACH BITIERS 1nVaTl-
abJy breaks up the fits OF this exhaustlng
0niniue often fails; and whether It fails
az. mot it is always q dangerous meolclne.
IT stuItifies the brain. The BttterS nave
no such effect. Quinine skaters the nefV-
Gus system. The BITTERS, on the othsF
hand. are a glorious nery1ne; IN 1act' 4
sDecific for nervous ailments.
Medicines, as q general rule, are pau W
take" Not so this famous vegetaDle spe-
cific. 1t is mild and agreeable. not pun
gent and nauseating. The liver is always
greatly disOrdered in intermittent anu re-
nnittent feverS, and this excellent toI i
and Alternative has anti-b1l1ous properties
of the highest order. The stlnulant en-
ployed to diffuse its medicinal VIRTUES
through the organs of the body is pefIecIly
pure and this cannot be said OF the SPtTI5teotS
basis OF CqlaI other tonic. The pest aoVI t
that can be given to persons reslulne N
ualarious regions, on ia crowded cltIeSi y
TO take it as a PREvENTIvE OF diseases u
cident to both. Whether used as pro-
tective antidote OF remedy II VIII 70
found wonderfully efficacious. tS
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pAssn Nc CoUNTERFEIT MoNEY. =

PAssn Nc CoUNTEETE1T MONEY; =.
On Tues day evening a man entered
the store Of Mr.. Charles Miller, near
the corner of Fourth and Main
Streets, we, believe, and purchased
can of coal oil, saying he would send
4 boy for it.7 I'm payment he7tendered
a $50 bill, which Mr.. Miller changed.
Shortly afterwards Mr.: Miller discog-
red that the bill was counterfeit, a
c.ot Ire might have anticipated from
40 movements OF his customer. lie
AZ once notified the police, and gave
them the best description possible Of
the individual, and Henry Dougherty
fell in company with two men, one Of
whom answered the description pretty
accurately. He with others watched
them closely, and ascertained their
stopping place. Yesterday they
found two men whom they
believed to be the same, but
a barber had evidently been at
work upon them. and when confront
ed with Mr.. Miller he was unable OF
unwilling to swear too their identity.
They said they were toothaehe paste
men, and finding another man at work
here, they had declined to open bust
ness, but were going to Henderson on
the Newsboy. The police arc not
satisfied that these were not tho
counterfeiters. 1t is a singular coin /
eidenee that whenever the city Is
blessed with toothache paste vendors,
dispensators of headache specifics,
patent blacking, wonderful soaps, and
such like bencfactors, that it is at The
same time cursed with h4rglar3,
thieves. counterfeiters, and PICK
pockets. Yet snch We always fnd. to
be the case.
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A GAY CRowD.-The cars on the
street railroad last ev2ning from five
TO eight o'clock we're taxed to nearly
their full capacity and for a time were
overwhelmed. Several large parties
of young ladies and gentlemen made
excursions from the foot of Main
Street to the Depot and back, and. a
merrier crowd we never saw, Music
and laughter welled out on the still
air of eve, and Main Street sounded
With mirth and reyelry as did Bel
giUm's proud capital on the night
before the fate of Ronaparte vas
sealed. Then Young America took
their turn, aud such babel of juve-
nile tongues was, perhaps, never heard
before. 4ffl
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TEMPERANoE FEsrIvAL.-We are
requested to announce that there will
be final meeting of the ladies en-
gagged in the festival to come off next
week. on this afternoon, az two
o'clock, at Trinity Church. Those
ladies who may have been left off any
of the committees are solicited TO. at
tend. We learn that this is an im-
portant meeting, as final arrange
menfs win be made Ia regard to the
festival. 1t is desired that there be
a prompt ATTENDANCE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14

CIRCUIT COURE-Tho whole of yes
terday was occupied il the Circuit
Court BY the trial Of cause, Stephen
s. Hall u.s. Preston Bro, an old case
on settlement, After hearing the
statement of the case by counsel ne
came to the conclusion that the piaip-
tiff had sued the defendants for what
he owed them, which is otter the case
in. such suits. II we had heard the
other side we might have thought DIFF
ferently. Iglehart for plaintiff Jones
and DENLY for the defence.
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FREAKS OF A THUNDERBoLT.-On
Friday night last. during the storm,
the residence of-Mr. John Ii. Null,
who lives near the Petersburg Road,
some eight miles from the city, was
struck. by lightning The electric
fluid, usually called thunderbolt,
entered the gable end of the building,
and, as it appears, passed down be-
tween the weather boarding and plas-
tering, tearing off portion Of the
weather boarding. from four to six feet
wide, from the roof almost to the
ground, and at points shatteriug the
plastering inside. The roof was rent
from one end to the other at the
comb of the building, letting one
side sink doFn to some extent, while
the ends of the rafteYs where they met
were charred and splintered like lpci
fer matches that had been ignfted.
The family were more or less stunned
by the shock, and the house was set
on FIRE, but fortunately enough of the
members of the family were in a con-
dition to save the building by the APP
plicationi Of numerous buckets Of
water,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14

LYON has just received large in
voice Of splendid overcoats, which
were made up especially 10 his order,
of goods bought at panic prices. He
is selling Q paant clothing nearly. If
not fully, as low as goods could bave
been Dough before the war,
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TURNER'S TIC DOLOUREUK or
TURNER'S TIC D0LOUREUX or
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILLS.
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Even the severest cases of Chronic Neural
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system, are completely and permanently
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constant use by the best physicians, who
give it their unanimous and unqualified
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sel6 d3m, cod
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14

Day Goops At AVoTloN.-Ohute
II Jenkins will sell at aution, two
Thousand dollars WORTH Of Dry
Goods, Notions. and Hosiery. oonl-
lnencing on Monday. Nov. 18th. aud
confirming Eill the goods are sold,
salss will commence positively at 2
O'Clock PM. uoyl3-d6t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14

DEEP GREEN.-Ths massive iron
columns and cornice of the new Opera
House has been painted green, form
ing a striking contrast to the white
wood work surrounding them.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14

No SESSION. were but four
members of the City Council in at
tendance last night-not quorum
consequently the CLERK adjourned the
Council to meet on Friday. night.
There is business of importance, and
it is desirable that a full Council be
present on Friday night
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14

aSrHEEr R4ILRoAp.-Two ears were
run regularly on the Main Street line
yesterday, and did a very fair bust
pe4f, large numbers taking ride out
of sheer curiosity, including men,
women and children, the cars being
often full The horses used not hav-
ing been trained, are a little FESTIVE
and require close watching, but hav-
ing careful drivers they viii come
down to their work, aud everything
willrqp smoothly. One horse, we are
told, tried to run off yesterday morn
ing, but soon found the contract too
great. -. ..l.-s..-.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14

NEW HOUSEHOLD FBRNITUKE AT
AUcTIoN, Hiram Nelson soils at his
Auction Room, Locust Street, this
morning. at 9o'clock, two now bed
steads. two uew mattresses, twelve
new chairs, wash stands, mirrors, and
page Keepers. Goods all new Ladies
invited. 81 MOI .-LI-
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Tsrre Haute and Indianapolis.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM vINCENNEs.



To LouIsVILLE.-Every Monday ana
SATURDAY. at 30 O'Clock AM. Every TUESDAY,
Wednesday. Thursday, and Saturday at
TO TO CATno-DaiIy. except sunday, at 3
O'Clock r. II. s = x,~s,.,
10 GREEN RIvER..Every "Wednesday 4ss.a.S,
and Saturday at O'Clock P. n. every
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock p M.
TO EAsTPoRr. = Every Tuesday ana
Friday at 4 o'clock 2. n. go.
To HEEDERsoN-Daily, except sundays
~ TO Z : N S1 Thursday at four
p. m. -,
RoekportStage (via Newburgh and Boon
Wiley Carving the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. n, Tuesdays thursdays
and 2ofurriays -1sfs 5H9H
New Harmony Mail stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at 7 A. n. Arrives Tues
DAYS and Saturdays by 4P. n. Ht
Mt. Vernon Mali Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays) at z A. M. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays) by P. M
To NEW daily texcept-Sun.
day. from the Merchants Hotel. at
o'clock p. n.
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VENIsoN.-We saw the head of
deer lying on wood pile yesterday.
Whence we inferred there was veni-
son in the vicinity.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14

GREAT LUNCH at o berdorfsr& Ash
by's Parlor Saloon, No. 81 Main
Street, this GoTning at half past nine
o'clock. Oyster Soup, Picked Pork,
Soqer Kropt, &c, &c, Come, eySry
body r.u a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14
CITY NEWSs

GoDEY's LADY's BooK, for Decem-
Der, is received at SCOTS News De-
pot. It is the Christmas number, and
will be found very attractive. :
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14

BEEF.--Beef is in excellent supply
at all the meat shops in the city and
the quality is superior to that of for
mer years. aH
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14

Bag- Tenderlolps, spare ribs, and
sausage, the first of the season, at
Parvin, Lewis Il Co. s, corner Locust
and Water Streets. fh -,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14

INDIAN SUMNER. - yesterday was
fair specimen of Indian sHmmer4the
atmosphere being smoky, but mild
and pleasant. oipsqia
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14

NoTIcE TO TAX PAYERsl--After
the 18th inst, the time for tax payers
to obtain A draw back Of ~ per cent,
on their taxes will oxpiEe4 and ! will
after that date proceed to- advertise
and sell all property remaining delin.
quent. Tax payers wishing to save
themselves from cost will take notice,
and come upand pay before that date.
w q HAzEIRIGG, Collector.
EVANSVILLE, Nov. 18th, 1867.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14

A New GROCERY AND Provision
SToRE.-We direct attention to the
card of our excellent young friend,
James Smell, Jr., who has re-opened
and reftted the Iron City Grocery.
Jimmy is a good fellow. and we be-
speak him large patronage.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14

W. How many mothers suffer the agony
OF seeing their little ones snatched away
from them by the Whooping Cough, or
Diptheria, when a single bottle of Poland's
White Pine Compound would have saved
the baby's life. 1t is infallibIe.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14

Mrs j. HASTINGS would respect.
fully inform the ladies Of Evansville
and vicinity that she has commenced
Dress and Cloak Making. The latest
styles of millinery always on hand, at
the old stand No. 80 Main Street, mp
stairs. 1EdaAH8 nov13-lw
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14
Anausenaents.

NEw METRoPoLITAN.-There was
a moderately faix attendance at the
theatre last night The Relief Of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14

HOLIDAYS CoalINe.-The displays
being made in the shop windows evil
deuce the approach of the Holidays.
But We Were yesterday forciblg re-
minded of them by the thoughtful
ness of our friend Scott, the book
and news dealer, who laid upon our
table an assortment of very attractive
and highly Illustrated pictorial books
for. children, Among Others, he has
a full list of illustrated works of
Nelson, the celebrated London and
Edinburgh publisher. There are no
more appropriate presents for=chil--
dren than books. Scott is doing "a
good work in making his purchase
so convenient to parents and children.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14

THE INJURED DoG.-The dog of
Mr.. Birsh, which was so fearfully in
iured the other night, as is supposed,
by burglars, is in a really critical con-
dition. He lies quietly. but is mani
testify suffering greatly. aH34}
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-14

STILL IN CRITICAL CONDITION.
Mr. Joyce, who was so seriously in
jured near Newberg, some days ago,
is still lying in a critical condition,
atJNewberg, though be. is reported as
improving slightly. 1t was proposed
to bring him to this city in order, as
some supposed, that he might receive
more careful attention, but the Odd
Fellows of NewbeFg believe they can
render him all needed care aRd at
tention, aud we believe they are right,
His removal at present would be
highly hazardous,