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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-16
CITY NEWS 4

Z oELANDiOl AffLES. HCiSHUOIss
James T. Walker, Esq, has sent us
specimens Of apples grown by himself
which are certainly hard to beat.
They are very large, and very. sound,
comprising Golden Russet, Mammoth
Pipping 9and Tothers varieties. : They
are certainly splendid specimens. and
show to what perfection apples may
be cultivated in this vicinity, ,.,,.,,s
dBG9T5r- = . = = - Dab = ID
PERsoNAA-CoL Pickett. editor of
the Paducahy Gazette was in the city
yesterday on his way home, from
Louisville. He left on the steamer
Louisa in the afternoon.
Mr., Martin Golden arrived ID the
cityyesterday, looking hale and hearty
! He comes. to stay, and will reopen,
the New Metropolitan Theatre short
ly with splendid company.
BEFORE JUSTICE EMERY,-A num-
Der : Of the young men who were
charged with riotous conduct at the
Pfelzer Garden on the Both ult., had
a hearing yesterday before Justice
Emery. The affidavit set forth that
they had been, noisy and riotous-
destroying a vest, shirt and clock,
and breaking up benches and chairs
Eminent counsel were engaged on
each side, and some uewlaw points
were set forth. The prisoners were
discharged. Ag 4s a99o
/ THE WEATHER. - The beautiful
weather now prevailing, though not
favorable to navigation, is highly
favorable to our mechanics and con-
tractors who have buildings to COM
plete, and that they are taking advant-
age ofitis evidenced by the very large
number of buildings springing up
everywhere throughout the city. AL
though accustomed to stroll daily
through large portion of the city,
yet we are daily surprised to find new
buildings under roof where but few
days previous We left vacant lots,
| with perhaps small pile of brick or
lumber adjoining. We never saw i'm
provement making such giant strides!
| LUsUs Manufacturing sthe EAR
last week, there was on exhibition a
live calf that was the most singular ex-
ample of the monstrocities, sometimes
produced by nature, that we have ever
! seen. This animal had six legs-four
naturally and rthe other two growing
/ from its handler parts as one. and
| separating at the knees-snd hanging
suspended with two natural boots
| between the hind legs, The forward
parts of the calf are perfectly natural
and well shaped. and the calf is large
| for its age and healthy but its hinder
parts are horribly deformed. and dis
| gushing to look at This remarkable
freak Of nature. is the, property Of
Joseph Burrell, of Carmi, White
| County. ll.us.n7sdo8 10 tasati1o,sss IL
He also had with him a small pig,
that had fingers like new born in
FAINT, instead of hoofs, with five nails
on each foot. Mr. Burrell brought
these singular creatures here for ex-
hibition, but being modest man. and
a plain old farmer, did not make him
self co conspicuous, and We presume but
few, comparatively. saw them. He
proposes to sell them to Barnum.
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REMovAL.-The New York Groce-
occupied BY Cook & Heaiy, where,
with increased facilities, they will be
pleased to receive the liberal patron
age heretofore extended to them.
PARSONS, SCOvILLE q Co.
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u-= CIRCUIT -CeBRg-In.~.the Circuit
Court yesterday considerable business
was transacted, though there was but
little of special interest.
There are large number of divorce
cases % the Docket, several of which
have already been disposed of. Among
the eases disposed of yesterday was
that Of Rachael Cambrane VS.. Jesse
Still. This was replevin case to re.
cover horse alleged to have been
brought from Kentucky during the
Hoyey-Hughes expedition into that
State in 1864. From the evidence it
turned out not to be the horse sued
for, and judgment was rendered for
the defendant. ut
Another case, Obediah Lawrence
vs.the E.. & G. r. r., was also dis
posed Of This was suit brought to
recover the value of ascow-$40-al-
legged to have been killed by loco
motive on the road. Judgment for
the plaintiff for $40. A motion for a
new trial, by Judge Igleheart, on the
ground that the plaintiff had not
ayered that the COW was Durham,
was overruled, and an appeal to the
Supreme Court was prayed for, and
ten days given to make up the proper
papers. s.us,.v.. n1s s.eearsg
The full strength of the Evansville
bar is in attendance, but we did not
notice any attorneys from abroad.
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LOWEST OF PRICEs.I

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BHteherr's Files.

just received a large importation
direct from Sheffield A full stock
of Gum Betting always on hand
sep17 BGTTIoHER, KELLOGG, & Co.
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o. & M. RAILRoAD.-In a recent
ride ovef this road we were gratifed
to find it in such good condition.
The road,bed has BEEN greatly i'm
proved and rendered much more safer
for travel; there are few roads either
east or west In batter condition in
this respect, The only objection made
against the road by travellers has been
ION account of the imperfect condition
of the road-bed; and we are glad to
note that under the efficient superin-
tendence Of Mr.. GRIswoLD it is now so
nearly perfect. And in otherrespects
the road is the most comfortable for
travel in the West. with its wide,
commodious, and elegantly furnished
coaches. The time through to Gin,
-cinnati is now made safely and with
reasonable dispatch; and with its close
connections with the Atlantic & Great
Western and the Pan Handle route, it
offers superior attractions hence to
New York and other Eastern cities.
The freight business of the road has
largely increased of late, especially
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Is CoMING.-The Black Crook next
week. oct14 s1w, p
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B9 Ladies using the Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine, are earnestly
requested to send immediate notice to
my Office whenever they are out of
order, or any instructions in their use
maybe desired. y
Having secured the services of
first-class Adjuster from headquar-
tiers, 4 desire to have all the old ma
chimes in the city. repaired and i'm
proved, and will spare neither pains
nor expense to give my customersthe
most complete satisfaction.
~ FIN. SELLMAN,
oct8 : No. 35 Main, Street.
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B~ Hiram Nelson will sell at aue-
ton, to-morEow morning, at his auc-.
ton room. on Locust Street. lot of
house. keeping goods and read 1nade
clothing; also a horse express wagon
and horses. SAFE at 8 o'clock, It.,
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TURNER'S TIC DOLOUREUI or 0r
YURNER'S TIC D0LOUREUX or.
WNIYERSAL NEURALGIA PILLS.

A SAFE, Certain, and S1esdY Cure for.
- Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. -
2aE is an unfailing remedy In ali cases of
cure IN a single day. No form of Nervous
Disease fails to yield TO its magic influence.
Even the severest cases of Chronic Neural
gza and general Nervous arrangements of
many years standing, affecting the entire
system. are completely and permanently
at the utmost 1t contains nothing iniu-
r1ous to the most delicate system, and can
always be used with perfect safety. 1t is in
give 1t their unanimous and unqualified
approval. Sent by mail on receipt of 81
and two postage-stamps. Sold everywhere.
TURNER & CO., Sole Proprietors,
l20 fremont Street, Boston, Mass.
sel6 d3m, cod
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Boy WANTEp.-To attend Horse,
Cow, &c. Asyonng man Bor boy who
wishes to attend school preferred.
,ocfl58tS& l. HAAS,
Over First National Bank.
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A BIRDS EYE VIEW OF EVANS
vILLE.-Yesterday afternoon, in COM
pany with Mr.. B. Schapker, we visited
the new Catholic Church, corner of
Sixth and Cherry Streets, and ascend
ed the tall steeple now in course of
erection, to the height of about $50
feet, from which dizzy height we had
a magnificent panoramic or birds eye
view Of the city and surrounding
country. The vast extent of the city
and its rapid growth could be readily
comprehended, and to one who had
not traversed the various streets of
the city frequently Of late, would be
truly astounding. Every portion of
the city can, be seen from thetower
except those portions which lie be-
hind Emery's and Blackford's Groves
While in every square and block, al
most throughout the whole city, new
buildings may be seen springing up
as if by magic. that portion to the
right and left and beyond Emery's
Grove, is growing most rapidly, and
by The aid Of a fine feld-glass, kindly
furnished us by Mr.. Rittenberg, we
could see almost whole village of
new buildings recently erected in that
direction. All the prominent build
ings throughout the city could be
readily recognized, and above all and.
most conspicuous Of all is the new
Opera House. with its massive pro-
portions looming up and its bright
roof glowing beneath the blaze of the
declining sun, the most prominent
object in the city
The workmen are progressing very
finely with the new Church, and while
we were there the pinnacle timber
was raised to its place, surmounted by
a fine, large United States flag. The
work on the interior is also rapidly
progressing, and the ceilings arensarly
finished, and will be the handsomest
in architectural design, beauty. and
chasteness of finish of any build
ing we have seen in the West. 1t will
be an ornament to the city and a cred
it to the Church building it.
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- pECIAL NOTICES..

s~ The AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover
street, Boston, is the largest and best ar
ranged hotel in New England. The sleep
ing rooms are spacious and well ventil tied !;
the suites of rooms are well arranged, and
completely furnished for families and large
travelling parties: and the house will con-
ftsly1e to be kept as a first-class hotel in
every respect. LEWIS RICE,
Iun2S d3m Proprietor.
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We are prepared to furnish to bus
ness men Envelopes with printed
cards very chean..' 20 s'''i' -
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In any amount, for sale at the Bank
ing House-ef
w. J. LOWRY & Co.,
se23tf No. l North First Street.
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Envelopes.

Milward's Needles are the best.
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Bag A full supply of Justices
Blanks for sale at this Office. ~ rtfx,
Clark Spool Cotton is s Cord to 80.
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AgrHoRrzED, CAPrrAL.....!!..-. 81, ooo, 900
FAD UP CAPITAL.-..-.-...-...,...- Sou,uNO
FIRE, MARINE, & FLAT BOAT RISKS
Taken at fair rates. , 1hat
-ai) .1E5ga& p --'13
JOHN s. HOPKINS, ~Prestdent.-ss
LANES III. CUTLER, Secretary HAD -
aIITTI = dETz
DIRECTORS:
hsr Ho ukssls12 { WiiI1aamns 5ss ro JT
ellison Maghee, Dr. F. w. Sawyer,
Robert Barnes,' - G. Preston. s.iae-
DR.. M. ]. Bray, 81 ts5b hGa
,g----- .sY8Iu ,sG0Ia
j. N. Knox, Business Agent, who will
also attend to Life and Accident Insurance
ONCE, corner OF Main and Frs Streets,
in First National Bank Building. fapl8 6m
VIM P. HASTINGS, go
Scenic Artist and Fresco
Painter. .a.r-i
All orders left at Osborne & THeston't
Paint Store, Locust Street,will be promptly
attended to.
CALSIMINE SEATIN6S neatly done
YES d3m s3s81f@ sase5H lna fsus
tr4ssaa swt tra E4tfa vfnnffa sff.la
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MachinessUse Clark's Spool Cotton
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GENTS: The finest and best select
ed stock CT goods for Fall and Win
ter ever brought to this city can be
found at "a Main Street. Call and
see. s3I3@ ~ SMITH & DARLING,
aug27 49, Merchant Tailors.
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The NEW SCHOOL BUILDINa.-The
new Public School building on Ninth
Street, between Walnut and Chestnut.
is under cover, and the cupola or bel
fry is finished, and the building pre-
sents very handsome appearance
Persons visiting the city by the rail-
road have a magnificent view of this
new building as they approach the
city; and it was greatly admired during
the past week by persons going to and
from the Fair grounds. A considera-
BILE force is engaged on the interior,
and the contractors, .Messrs. McCorkle
& Strong, design having it ready to be
occupied by the first of December, the
contract. time. We hope to see one
like it on Park Square, next year. 'aepr
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City Orders,

Ladiesl use Clark's Spool Cotton.
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OYsTERs-Noble & Co. s celebrated
Baltimore oysters received daily at the
Neso York Grocery, sepN -eod1m.
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Hand sewing try Milseard's Needles
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Clark's Spool Cotton is the best.s
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PRINTING.
Now Is the time to send In your

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Call at the JOURNAL Office
you want Business Cards, Checks,
Receipts. Drafts, Notes, &C., in the
best sfyle.i sssU s3dI hnH ,yJ;l sasE p1i
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Msl,oard's Needles for sale everywhere.
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INSURANCE.faa -
! EVANSVILLE INSURANCE co.

AUTHORIZED, CAPrrAL.... 81, 000, 900
Fad UP CAPITAL.--....---.-.-.,..--- 11u,pNU
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. 3
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taat sto waE Going East. Going wit.
ID M 5:o5
Express .......-. g 80 p Nj 3so5 NJ
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81 ain isHI zIDiilnsad no snffsslp SOC
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-10-25

mako some healthful noise. rynvaras ,,o.,..ul.
pine hundred bales changed hands ieat ,aot, "uU55ssy
g. an ADVANCE Of q half cent por pound and ,nngy,
man o u naM was at once exported. The cotton
tnea are .Amllng and.in the best of spirits Mnd
with renewed gusto. - 49, nionicoA
!he thestrloal horizon here has never been ne
DraghG and beautiful MS it already In The 500 co..
and nov, although the brightest parficf,Isr statS,s.
gone ln tsstori, who has taken herself to the CSsv
t Q. StTTos sas;s,. Love, there is much left that Is we'll
First Of 81. the great. Janausohok, who has an
pntation as q wonderful artist; next thaI Ialian
opera az the Academy, whore Don 9BucesaIn hos
just been brought out, and ! host of thaatras a maS
places OF amusement. a3 "a Z s"Ao"s1os aho
Julia Dean is at the Broadway, whore she,araws
TTel; bqt she is not the Julia Dean va saw r? ?n
charleston many years ago. She may Id 4 mTor -
days, when Marchant reigned, and cstereS u :" o Unr
tastes, but she lacks tho ffeshness, 81 worth ana
even her beauty. has been Observation-Disclosures 'hu
the not gentle touch Of Father Time. jni;o noogD
men was won't TO CRY from her heart, ana nov she
WeepS i.ofQ nor art, which may, be the Same In had
i faa ~ but does ~ not produce 90 good an Of,
The Block Crook and the Devils Aucs,on ..c,
nave their Disciples, The .former excels IA The
.nagnihcence OF the scenery, and the laStSf TTnItHo
superior art and beauty OF the fair idanses.ser
Ih.1y both draw well. I., N"
At the Theatre Francois ths opera Bonfss a,taxy
aases w ,w1sh, the French drama. Rip Van Wrinkle
3anm msrA ts a1ss 3 br ssa. Q NIgS ss,s ard then Mid-
at Wallack's in s.stfI Writer'S. y sY and I Y
Naomi, tho jewish Maiden. at The Naw t Wora
niss! E11ce. Billy Florence and his wifeaat tbss
broadway next week. ~. MOiJITRTTEs ~
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REVENUE NORTHUMBERLAND OF Jrv,run.,M.
s' o oTr : OF EENIANs IN GREAT -BRrTAIN--Aor1oN
W Tn3 UNIFIED STATES Observation-Disclosures
sAoM0 ENhRAL RoREs MILITARY DIgfnIcra-vIiTupr
ro " THE PREsIDENT~-rHE CABINET, Go.
so4 4~ssssaaa SpSssssa a 5. i, aa 81; Secretary Msoullooh
r%eeensiy r.s Sd aaf e Esv h Hsss satyS Sas;asSss t, a%s
,a anef, E s ed 4 ds,sa asnas,la =. 2 Western man aadin
West, Mho'askedstha the regionBe rcpreserted in
the Revenue Department.. Mr: sRisiey goes on
o1 ny ~ Ply sho Bureap il Washington. MAJ n
Ri IN onddna o,,G R United aa, states e District Attorney OF
the Government in tho caso Of the Goyerument M
Sererson DAVIS, had an interview with Attorney
the trial OF MIR. Davis shouldtpositiyel take n yyncs
g. a;a ,t1e appointed p 9ine" time, no matter what. Judge pre-
Complaint is made 70 tho administrator that
Minister Adams has negleoted ID ufee the Rr;S;sh,
Government for the release RI TEN NAoIei am
John Warren, held as Fenians, without chnrIe Or
trial, IN prison In Ireland asos f8 a1 -
~ IRON ON. o q sources u u learned that Sir Frede-
TOE Bruce, Just prior 70 his Hsath, upon sugges-
s,oa rMroomnn.snsr President and sscresaryy McCulloch,
and md Is he 10 1ait1mod t.t the re release Of steso two mon,
government has appealed TO The British authori-
nos for immediate consideration OF al the cases Of
o ooausss Q, an pen tha Mao claim y be citizens Of this
s M1SM ~ yalid charge Of violations of law can BE-
o. I r citizens q Georgia, Of rebel ante
f..1 - o01AsAAS tAp htt6nClOQ OF Gene
raj Grant and the President towhat ihey term the
convention scheme OF General Pope, whioh they
clalm' d1scriminates injuriousy against white citi-
Eens,, Upon the presentation Of their petition to
me President and General Grant, both renIed
ma, asi.they construed the Reconsideration Acts.
they had no power to contrd General Pope;s 60.
40 in gne premises. sGenetal, Grant remarked
that be bad no control over DISTRICT comn,anders
'ssys in The matter Of renovass from ONCE.
~ Attention being directed IN the newspapers to
enc report OF tho views and purposes OF the Presi.
lem aa set forth in the Warrington oorrospon-
aenco OF the Boston Post. wherein Mr.. johnson is
represented as giving permission 10 publish that
n., WI resist Congress-, SHOULD an attempt be-
maze 20 gepose him, and thaGhe proposes to make
changes In the Cabinet when til, NoyombeSr aiac'
tons are over, the President vas applied to to-day
70 sDa Iscersaam whether he had given authority for
- me reply was that he had not given authority
OF PERMISSION foysauch atatymeuts: tltat what he
vail DO Aessafeor dApands aitpaether spon "oatin9
Eencies thst may arise, AMI that Congress- viii
nave 70 take the initiative in any extreme. doubt-
RI or Illegal measures, befors he would determine
what shall be his course, Al to Cabinet reor0an-
i1ation, he had not made Known to any one fhat
he proposed to make changes, M - ' 'A"'
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Special NOTICES,
OHF1CIAL
oHX%T Second Military District.
OFMICIAu.

oh~AhLESToN. Is. J., October Al. ,snT
GENERAL ORDERS No. 1861 o"
loot !" =. commanders may admit to bail persons not sub.
thor,t, ~ o .Afae:es o! War, held in arrest by military an.
'nor'y. charged with offences not capital ,non ""-
"s provided in the following paragraph: ~
'eourisy Shall consist: LIST, or a casb de,o.
amount tor which bond Is required az bail Nv tno s. mo
law In Like Gases; or. I'D. of a bond In hike ann rv s.a'o
VII, 'o foS. Commander. conditioned for compliance
wa an orders with surety. who must BE- a frseholaer
Il huse1us'ify In twice the amount of the nena,tv .n,
mos'' under s'al' authorize any officer so ordered bv tho
Nv 49, oInanaef' IN case Of default. and non-payment
- su.o.S On demand. to summary seize and sell
suholent OF the property Of principal and snrotv 80 so.
. a'., u iorioisure and costs; and Immediately upon de.
49,. maae,' ne pond shall constitute a lien upon tho per.
sonar property Of both principal and surety. ~
Al Dali and other bonds taken under military ,,,.-,
" wa CONFORM to the foregoing directions when mt
otherwise specially provided. A"'
ny command of Bvt. M~ajor-Gsnera Ell. r. q c..
- LOUIS v. CAzIARC,
+ Aiddo-camp. Act'g. Asst. Adj't. aonr.
oSncial: Q. ID. Mitchell. Md-de-Camp.
October a q