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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-01
"a y City Surveyor.

Chas e. DaIlmaetchs is candid 10 -or
the office Of city surveyor at the ulns
April election, grs.,,.ig -cfr -
We are authorized to announce
ID. SAUNDERS as "a candidate u 10 1aG5 -
Surveyor at the next city election. = ~ m ~
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City Marshal.

B We are authorized to announce ED. :
MA RTIN aslan Independent candidata
the office of City Marshal at the ensd&
city election. ~ az u ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-01
Indeneudent CaudIdates.

In pursuance OF a long and practical ex-
periences and in compliance with many
self-interests and the, interest of the public
at large, Messrs. Schapker Busting d CO.
offer 10 serve the public with the best VAL
ues, tf they Will but continue to bestow
~ " N1 ~ : 1SfitUNIvERsAL CUSTOM.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-01
City Clerk.

Through the solicitation Of many of my
old comrades and fellow-citizens, I have .
consented TO become an Independent cam
didate for City Clerk, at the ensuing April
G! ection. GEO. r. GRESHAM.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-01
For ToHnsilin TRUSTEE

T am a candidate for re-electio9 fn'-4s
office of'Township Trustee AZ the sasuiS-
election.a - o. HEDDERfLh.-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-01
City Tax Collector.

p THOMAS j. MOONEY is a candidate for
the Office of City Tax Collector. He will be
supported by a host OF citizens who know
his qualifications and appreciate his up-qI
right bearing. 49, ~, -
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Other markets unchanged! 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-03
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

List Of Americans registered In Paris for the week
ending July ls:-New York-charlss e. Nilbank J. d.
Bullock, Major Barney, r r. Hobrook, r wa,erhouss
n II. Perkins Benjssiin I. Woodruff, ". Pembroke
Fe,rdse, Miss Fame Fe,rdge, Miss Florence Fetrdsc,
Jerome and fs,lily Mrs. David Smith, d. Lowber
smith. Fdwad O.. e. Buram, Mrs. Edward coombs
Mss L r. yegenlan, Mis- =. 2. HegomaD, Andrew II.
scblauck John Robertson l. Grand Locarnore, W. ID.
lander francis Copcou Stanton Blake. Amos ,. Emo,
u. b. ardgh. W Humphrys, Jr. Mrs George I. n.
Trxene thompson and wife Brooklyn, ". Y.-H. A.
Jones and family Thomas Messenger snd family Cap
tain 81 Kell,cher. Bosion--R X. Darrah, Mrs. Darrab
IN. J. H. Payne, j. w. Morrison, Frank W.
riags, J. D. kittredge, Charles ". Elliott J. l.
FallSsuks, z. Miller rarnswor.h and wife, W.
w warren md wife Samuel Hatch, T. A. Fisher Put.
nam Fnhn, samuel n. Weld, 3. r. spauldipg, Miss
sysIi3ing, Mss Rogers. Rev. James W. Thompson, J.
f. A. Adams Richard Barry, J. d. Brewster, John A.
Blanchard. Cambridge, Masa--G A. Flagg Worces-
ter, Nass--E &. TAFT Salem, Mass Miss A. X. S,ch.
OILS. Bangor ue.-A .. Manson. Rutland, VIC. j.
J.--James Hand. Ezabsth, " J.-w. X. Clau and
wife. weehawken, ". J-Robert H. Proudnt Glass
borough, y. Mrs T. II. Whitney, = A. Whitney
Po,isyilic, PsE. q. Scott Philadelphia Theodore T.
Reak5, Winihres B. Smith and family. p,tsburr.
Wa7.rIy, On Emns. , elneinna, o a r sSyss
W. L. lord and family, Nh. e O. Carlisle Springfield,
Mass King Chicago-O. Iunt anA family w
Cobb, John II. Small and wife, Waiter A. Lyon, r. r.
Hit, W. X Page, Thomas I. Pack,, and family. 81.
Louis-Mrs Lueisn Carr. James l. Butler, Charles
". ss Wilkes New Orleans ga-Io"is 's dru msh
Csifornia-Edsm Nils Aifr sdi ekwood San Fran.
csco-Peier Chrstal: Fly, sncc Italy j. A. Jackson
London-~EhAA LAVA Unitad STATES NsUpH y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-03
RILEY, C. n. Mocker. ". Maynard. c. 3. Gill; L. D.

RILEY, @. r. Mocker. w. Maynard. c. D. oll, L. d.
webstor d. r. Bannan
The following Is list OF Americans registered in Lon
don from the 18th to the 20h OF Juiy:W. II aud Mira
Grenele. New York; Mr. aud hrs Bates philadelphia
Miss Leverett. New York. J. Baxter, Boston; I. W.
Lewis and sisters Philadelphia: Mr. and Mrs Tucker,
Boston; Rufus Devenel, Maine; r. and Il, NJ Taylor,
Mss G. I. and Miss I. Sherman, Mrs Gilling, New
York; J. H. and p. Hubben and wives. Miss Dana, :.
Skinner, Boston; DR.. H. NJ and H. O. Humphreys,
Stamford. c. J. Kyle, New York; d. II. Gbboney. Vir-
ginta; 5. Wray aud two daughters Now York; I. Ken
worthy, Valparaiso, Chilli; Major General Hooker United
states Army Dir. and Mira. O. B. Smith, New York.
The following Is list Of Americans registered In Lon
don TO the 10th Of July -F. j. McNulty, Virginia; A:
j. Osborn, New York; w. Young, Milwaukee: Mr. and
Mrs. b. schIenelln. Mrs. StebbiDs and child, Philip
schie4ein Miss schiefeu, Mrs Dodge and child Cap.
tain wootton New York G. Crompton, Mass Mr. and
Mrs. c. J. Martin, E. T. Holbrook, y. b. Jones, New
York; Weyman, lady and daughter, Z. T. Deacon, Mr.
and Mrs, Homer. Boston; H. W. Mali, Now York; L. s.
Adams and wife, Dan Francisco; e. b. Jones. Mr. and
Mrs. kely, New York; W. French, wiie and dsagh-
ter d. ID. Bowman. Boston, Benjamin. Hart MIS-. y.
Hart Mss Hart, j. +. Carroll Mrs Scott Miss Scott. Jas
Scott Now York; W. G. Talbot and daughter, San Fran
sisco; c. y. A. Talbot Henry Prince California; A. o.
coodali, New York j. Milken, Philadelphia: Gov. Cur
tn Penn A. Burbank aud lady New HAMPSHIRE;
W. O. Lswis and wife, baltimore; W. Mall, J w Cor,
tea New York; z. G. Hail. Chicago: d. II. Haieh and
fansiy, New York; w. A. Lyons, Chicago.
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BaErR-suddsny, on Thursday, August l, Mrs
FANNY BAKER, aged 81 years.
xited TO attend the funeral from her late residence
o's.s Hudson street. this Saturday. afternoon, at two
son Of Inc "a, r=day, August ., HroH ALBERT, infan,
Tho friends atHsstn j. Barr
funeral ,bis saturahyves invited to attend the
o'clock from $50 Sixth stfeesnoon, at halspast one
BsAcH.-on Thursday, August .,
o. years S'Ha BEACH, aged
attend the funeral from the residence Of wav.2d 10
West ST. Paul avenue, Hudson City, ~ J., this Sac
day. afternoon Of Eve pollock
BEsMrr On Friday, August 2, ROBERT A. BENNETT,
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral on Mon Jay Afternoon, at
balpas one o'clock from his late residence III Chrys.
tic street, The remains viii DO inferred in Greenwood
Brrrs.Ern Williamsburg, I. l., on Thursday, August
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral Sunday afternoon, at
Two o'clock, from Christ church, Bedford avenue, IL
Partridge, rector.
BrIoes.-on friday morning, August ., ELIZABETH
The funeral viii take place from the residence Of her
mahcr 2e6 Union street. Brooklyn, on Sunday after
noon al two O'Clock. The friends OF the family in
BrnenIE "a, s,apleton, ssatep Island on Thursday
August l. DAVID BrneBER, Jr, In the Gath year Of his
The rshtves friend- and the Fire Department 10 gem
ers are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
tie Reformed Dutch church, sapIeoD sunday after
BrnSr -on thursday, August |, Rosr, wife Of James
Byrne, In the 3lst year OF her age.
The relatives end frchds OF TIE family arc respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral this Saturday alter
noon, OF two O'clock from her late residence. 800 East
Thrty-s second street
CALpwELL-on Friday morning Angus, q a: four
The friends Of the family are respectfully soved TO
attend the funeral service, q 100 Adams sreot Brook
remain. ms will be- taken q Charleston for Jsiermsut
/ CAsrsA -At Mount verpens eR ps,sdAy. AusuI i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-03

Inc PROBABILITY OF capital hndng It's from Europe
10 this country in consequence OF the iut OF gold there
continues TO DO subject OF DISCUSSION II 10 an inter.
ssiins fact that the present IL ony tho third time
which tho Bank Of England rate OF discount has been
reduced 20 per cent, the former occasions having
been In 1852 and 1852. In 1852 IL remained
at that point for eight months and ball. and in 1864
for three months and half. The coin bullion IN
both departments amounted on the 18th OF saly 10
E22,6so, 72s-a larger sum than 10 ever held befor,
although the Bank OF France has the equivalent Of more
than thirty millions sterling Tho extreme rate Of ten
per cent has only been reached twice 10 tho history OF
tho Bank namely, in November, 1857, and again las,
year dirng the financial crisis.
There slight increase Of activity in mining
shares but the market irregular. AT the nss.
board Coydon closed ioc higher than at the same time
yesterday selling at 81 25 Rocky Mountain loc sell.
sny at 81 u.s. Quartz HID &C. lower. selling 81 10
5ensonicrfcr &c., selling at sls Consolidated Gregory
Odd sold at 50 So Ia Crosse Gold, soc Smith Par.
srnsice, 90
IL will DO seen by the suboined statement showing
tho amount Of national bank outstanding at var-
ous dates that their volume increased TO the extent
OF sisi,o337os between June 10, 1896, and July 90
1887 -
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SHIP PIN q NEW S.
PORT or NEW Yuax, AUGUST 2. 1867.
Cleared.

Cleared.
steamship Ne. York. Lane, Hong Kong and Yokohama
-Ssam,hip Columbia (Br), carnashan. Gisssow-F Mac
hardi en- Borussia HAM. rrsuren. HAnburg-Kus-
stssm.hip ce: - Gadsdeu. Hsvrs-yew ybrk and Havrs
NssslR S o ago rhorndt. Marc Galveston r Key w''c
Esrk Mnmsnue,h OBJ, Christopher tss --'''" "u'
Esrs Victoria tSor), LOchsisr.r. csrk-runcSS
Bark Mercedta tsp) Durcon, Bare, fona-ructer 1gs
Bars VIVID (Br), Baker, Havana 4 Edml.top.
r~osuha Shrl Accuhoch, furks Ilands-Pcniston
Bsrs Kns Of Tyre tBr Trumb du. New BEDFORD @ De
Bris Sea Symph SBr) Held sleuin-soman pdye.
vsns, osef aei flor Esp, Asna Barcelona -Ferrtr
ri nris Herman rus, rhs1c. Bridgeport, cB-slomsn
,hr,s Ariel cold). sshumok,r, Bridgeport, cB-sioman
vlgriS SsIo Johnson tsr. Holme. 81 George sB-Jsa
e sI,s EEa .S,. Ar.n s.nsrots xe-Ied rryc Aco.
s.sr sesss fors ss Fine SsT sSa 4 cfo
cs CO. Jessie tBr, Lanze Port au rruco-Br son
sse esr a Bsn ~, steas, Jacmei-bret,, Son AGO.
ss err m ~, Sire. Allen, tnasua--B wehberg
phr,y 4 [seF Hr) Miller. 81 John ND-Cranlall I'm.
w scsr iienry Gibbs. Snow. New Beaford-Forsuson
s>hr N Bloomfield HobbIc Stamford. ~
Arrived.
steamship Niagara DlakemaD, Norfolk &C. with mdsc
hnd paseeo gers, To ths Old Dominion stsa1nshp Co.
- osaR 00xeaps (brh Hep1erpQn ehnnshks ApTA 4 with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-03

BY the above It will be observed that thore was net
of the debt between the end Of June 1854 and
the end of Nav, 1867, OF $947 003, $50.
The value Of the gold imported into England In the
five months ending May 81, this year, was ca aSSS97
as compared with ct, 745 456 in tho corresponding
period of 1860, and s5l27.e4a in tho corresponding
period OF 1885. OF these totals the United States
yielded e1 22s, $685. e1957, 500 and f1,3748s4, and
Australia e. 9e1777. c2,179,s26 and fl,152s52 The
total exports of gold from British porls In the Eve
months ending May 81 amounted TO CO 563 e2 as COM
pared with co In the corresponding period of
1885, and 2,517.42i in the corresponding period of
1905. In these totals the exports of gold to Franco
figured for e1,e2l sos, 2472,935 and el257,a4s re-
spectively.
Respecting the taxes raised in France foreign jour-
nal gives the suboined details
return Of the received In tho first half Of the
present year has been issued. OF direct taxes the
amount paid In that period 273 sos 0e0f leaving
267, 5sl, OoOf due from the second half of 1867.
The 273 $685. ooo were more by as oo0t than were
strictly due, the custom being to allow months credit
| in the payment Of these imposs; but Ia 1886 the
As ,oo6f, and whereas in the first six months Of
that year the expenses OF the legal proceodiDgOt,
wss IL a M OF G wear s
times. These figures show OF co1rdering the depres
not SO we'll Off as i was; baation greater difficulty
sion in trado and In Boursed expected.
In payment might haythe first six months OF this
The indirect ta1o0, which were o76 0O0f ess than
prouuceu oSpOndng period oil 1870, Out 49,OlI,OoV
IN the that OF 1866 The decline OF this year is
moAined by the tax railways being deducted on ac-
count Of its being set apart for the sinking fund as
however 1t received it ought to have figured In tho
rocepts and by reductions in registration tonnage and
other Dues also by change in keeping the accounts,
under which certain amount Of duties owing before the
30th Of June were allowed TO be left unpaid But for
these circumstances augmentation OF more than
1900, 000f would II Is said have been presented
The receipts for customs and the receipts, payments
and balances OF the this city for the
pired pordon OF the week have boon as folows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-03
KINGS COUNTY BOARD or SUPERVISORS.

The Board met yesterday afternoon at four o'clock,
Supervisor Crooke Of Fla,bfsh, in the chair.
Supervisor White, Of tho Fourth ward from the CON-
Mite on Accounts, presented bill OF Sheriff Campbell
for ss,137 for prison fare, &c He moved that the
County treasurer be directed to pay the Sheriff sl2 900
on account which was carried.
supervisor Simmons, Of the Fourteenth ward from
tue penitenafy Committee, presented report for the
month o1 June, hom which II appeared that there
" prisoners admitted 10 that Institution during this
time; discharged 70, remaining hand, le2. The re-
port wss accepted and Srtered to be placed lle.
next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-03

ton. do arrive terms; 100 drum. eaustic soda
rive at Sc 3Sc gold; Masks cream tartar at ssAzc
3sc. gold $4,000 lbs gum kous. cases gum damar aud
40 bales Clutch private terms.
FIsH.-Dry ood under light Demand. and liberal offer
ngs were shade lower Sales LOO qs g Georges at
s. So Mackere steady and firm at SIS SS 70 for
ga s2a 80 Boz herring we're UNCHANGED at c 4S for
FREieHIs continued dull rates were heavy The engage
ments wereTo Liverpool $50 hogsheads tobacco, at U.s.
apd per steamer 500 bbis rosn. 2s 3D. 0s bushels covn
al 5000 do wheat at I'd 1000 boxes cheese s 2osa
200 boxes bacon, 2os.; aud 40 ticrces lard as 6d
TS o dS DO 49, bO sPrs Of tSrpsans a a. G
vate terms TO Bremen, per steamer, l60 bogsheads
tobacco. ut $685.; 500 baies cotton. at S. Id; 90
teIces lard l5s and 80 hogsheads tobacco at s To
Glasgow, steamer, 1900 bushels at 3D. TO Ant
werP per steamer 1900 bbls. flour at "a 3d. and 5000
bushels wheat q "a TO Hamburg 800 bbs sosir Is g.
perfumery at 4s, and so sewing machines at so.
The charters British br TO Cardiff IL 800 bushels
Cork Cork for orders. 1000 barrel. pstreieu% IS sG
FLoUa AND 0RAM.-Recepts, 10. "a bbs nour. 63 do
and 100 bags corn meal So99 bushels wheat l6s 9s do
tnusd irregular Low grades Of both State and Western
in good demand for export both TO Great Britain and
continental Europe. at full prices, while -four made
from new wheat hesvy, and high grades were
decidedly lowerin most cases loo Sc.. but In some
instances 2s Soc California quiet but steady the
ssa were ssSss cn S1 a. Se
though quite actye the sales footed 90 bbs at
quotations Rye -four without decided change the de-
mand moderate; sales 200 bbls at % rs 3d. Corn
meal quiet but soady the ssles were zoe
bills at IS IS for city, and Fairfax on private terms We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-03

entirely 70 & the c6nsepiehce Of the rs..ury Depart
men IL being ts close Oh tho nsc year. The last one
issued is dated june l. and tho legal tender notes, In
GLIDING compounds teu outstanding, only amounted to
$685. 2s0,07J The fot,wing statement OF the-so'ai IN
circulation at different periods shows that there was
reduction Of their volume betsesn juno 1907 ana
June l. 1897 of 1855 900, 500 -
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descriptions except Rio were dull The s.ie.
we've 800 has RIO extra South American al l9N c. FOLD In
Sond. and VW DO ao extra shawmu 10 arrive private
pTrwcoss remained quiet S, Domingo iaswood was
Dnucs1sp Chemicals we're moderately active and
roid 30 do do arrive a. the inside price iso tons soda
y. SID . az w. e.. s = ssr ss A. g 90 gold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-03

The total amount Issued mp 10 the last mentioned date
was s3o3. 500 s7o from which be deducted, how.
evor sA52sA s2 for currency returned. including worn
ont notes
II Ia reported from Washington that the July debt
statement, which is not likely TO be issued for few
dAys win show no further contraction OF the currency
~ ssssusas fsr tbs Wsy,ev month was omitted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BrowSELGEAvrs. I'm Brooklyn on Thursday,
Aug st l. at the Washington Baptist church, by
the Rev. 4. Moore, J. AUGUSTUS BRowsELr, of GARRISON
Monroe county ~ Y, 10 NELLIE t. laughter OF the late
William n. Graves, OF Brooklyn.
sscuoLsrIEL D. ksrEyIov On Friday August q by the
Rev Mr. Rowcll at his residence, In the city OF New
York, Mr. EDWARD scHoLEFELD OF Boston, 10 Miss MAP
aAaxr AsrEyLoy daughter OF Henry Aspenlon, Esq, OF
Brooklyn. n. Y. =
swAyzy-CRorruERs On Tuesday evening, Julyy30,
by the Rev. = A. Clarke the residence Of the bde'
mother, Mr.. ". r SwAYzE, Of New York, 10 Miss HLEy
CIsourHERs, Of Elizabeth, ~ J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-03
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRlDAr, August 70 T. ".
bnsvAS was quiet. We note lsmall sales at &c f2bc
oHpLss-Adsmantine unchanged at 1sc. TO &c
srern were quoted Sc. aud patent CSC.
sen dale was unchanged at 81 30 Gals.
so ,., continued in good demand 49,
o M ~, ~ :, zS e for Bsn,ols aso ses roI,ase
Lak,: also 1000 ibs Bsli,ndpe .osepcmber 2e
COrros-Ib ne deman and premiums were read.
Nv Drained The osfs %conunued moderate. The sales
were 200 bales quotations, st which th, markets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-03

II We deduct the decrease in the legal tenaer notes
between the dates specified from the increase IN the
national bank notes We nd that there was net increase
OF the currency between tho beginning Of June 1902
and the corresponding period in 1857 OF S. 1l3,2L
The total national debt was as follows at the dates
mentioned exclusive Of the amount in tho Treasury
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-03

teas 20 Oh infant Go. Passed Anjer April a. Cane Of
Good II,ne crossed the Equator Iny hi lon IN IL
june ~ i 70 Is ION II 81 spoke ship Merrie Enyaad
(Br1 fron. Romb. for London
Bark Mora (BrI 'cDonali Havana, IL days. with sugas
Brig nearT & louise, ,'oer, Port au Prince 10 days.
with coffee. logwoof so % ~ Becker & Co.
Brg lenriqle 'Mao tsp), DIVA Havana. II days. In
ballast, TO master.
Schr Nautilus jameson Lugan. Is days. with coal 70 W
scsr Ida % ssaor St John, NIB. 10 days. With lumber
schr John Ferris 81 John, Wilmington. NO..
Scar neptune, Drew Machas, r days.
Schr Nellie Anterson Calais, sdass-
Schr Gun Rock, Boyd. Calais
Schr New Zsaland Cook, Bangor 10 dsysl
sehr Wellington, Barber, Bangor. S days
| s sckr SNanoys patlen Ellswor!h. days
schr Saxon. Cassidy, Portland
schr Michigan. Pickering. Portland. daya
Schr l,acon, jordan, Portland, days
Schr American Chief Pressey. Rockaud.
Schr C0rneiia. Henderson, Rocklaud
Schr Ssraph. Ryder Gloucester
Schr Ida, williams Taunton Tor Eiizabethpoct
Schr Il SHARP Chase Fall River
sohr Benedict Case, Providence.
schr Sarah Jane. Gardiner, Newport
Schr Harriet Lewis, Taylor Newport
Schr Josephine. Ball. New Haven for R0ndout
Schr NJ Il reeves. Rogers. Sag Uarbor.
Soar 0derseeye, Carroll Piermcnt. NY Tor Middle.
town.
RrruRsRD-Seamshp Mercsdita. Smith. hence Cor Oher.
boure France, July 81 with the monitor Onondays In tow
orders return sccouut orthe OF the haVias
given out The French steamer Thenrs which sailed
Ia also returned All have anchored at Qaaran
tine Staten Island
~ FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING TNTEELlaRN0a
SEE ANOTHER PACE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-03

o. the mportations Of dry goods at this port for the
week ending August I, compared with tho preceding
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-11
Are You Bilious 4?

NaItitudes of both sexes will answer this
csnastion in the affirmative; for. next TO
if1 ~ iers of the stomach, liver complaints
azz perhaps the most prevalent OF all IN
asa1aAi diseases. is usual symptoms are
gyazzewfsh tinge IN the whites of the eyes,
especially near the inner corners, an un-
eszzsy or slightly painful sensation IN the
night side, pain between the shoulder,
EEEales, sick headache lassitude, mental
e. ness. lack of appetite, and irregularity
o. the b weis. Whoever recognizes this
gssss a.nosis as applying TO his own condi-
HEn may be quite certain that more bile
exists in his blood and less passes through
EsIs bowels than is expedient for his health,
sr1E that his liver requires toning and
rzgnlating. One of the special uses OF
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS
. 800 meet just such exigenc.es as this.
III tonic principle rouses the liver. from
aAs torpor, and its aperient element gently
&i 5eyes the intestinal canal of the accre-
=xes1s consequen MT upon an insufficient sup
ply of natures cathartic, the bile
Persons of bilious habit VIII find it the
Fp3.s safeguard against the attacks to which
1Ez#y are constitutionally predisposed. and
ashead carefully avoid all ordinary alco-
T1E4le stimulantS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-11

SUICIDE IN PosEY' CoUNTY.-Mr.
w. s. Pollard, of Posey County writes,
under date of September 9TH, to fGrn-
ish particulars of the suicide of Mr..
Henry Hunter. near that place,
which are as follows. 'sOn the
9th inst, when all the fam
lily but one daughter was away from
the house, the old gentleman took
down his shot gun. loaded it in the
presence of his daughter, and then
went to the rear of the house, placed
his hat on an h-pile, cut a small
forked stick with which to fire the
gun, sat down on the ground, and in
that position blew out his brains. He
was about seventy-fye years old, was
good citizen and respected by all
who knew him.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-11

CLEANING THE STREETS. The
Zapp Brigade were engaged yester-
day in removing the gravel from the
powdered portion of Third Street,
above Walnut. We hope soon to see
Locust Street, from Water to First,
served in like manner, and while the
work is going on, we would humbly
suggest that the rocks that have en-
numbered the side walk in front of
the "lost corner" for the last eight
months. to be removed.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-11
LOCAL NOTICES.

DANCING AcADEMY.-S. Milum re-
spectfully informs the citizens of
Evansville, that he will open Dane
ing Academy in this place, commence
ing on Thursday night, Sept. 18th, at
Masonic Hall, at s o'clock, for young
men and youths over Il years of age,
and on Friday at Alp NJ for Ladies,
Misses, and Masters; and Saturday
morning at 9 o'clock the Ladies and
Misses class will meet again. Tuition
per quarter SO. Satisfaction guar
anteed to all over s years of age. or
no charge For references and .testi-
monials call on Mr.. Buck, at Fish S
Book Store or at the Hail. - ct
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-11

ONCE MoRE.-I would most re-
specially urge all who can to buy
their boots aud shoes in the fore part
of the week. / have now on hand the
most elegant and the best stock of
shoes ever seen in this State, and as
we have to supply three-fourths of all
the people in the city, we want all the
week to do it in, as we can't do it all
in one day. Call at the great shoe
emporium, so Main Street.
sep11 ct j. S. Kicker.