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B e A u T Z /!
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DRODUCED by the use of Prof. De Breux'
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A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY
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The Star Shuttle Sewing Machinc.-An entire
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Persons who order machines and find that they
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nR. A. JOHNSON'S AMERICAN TOOTH
~ POWDER
is the CREAM OF ALL PREPARATIONS FOR THE
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II Address in confidence, MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, P. o. Box 297, West Troy, Ny.
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ROYAL Havana Lottery of Cuba.

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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
CHEAPEST BOOK EYER PUBLISHED.
Containing nearly three Hundred Pages

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we Challenge the World


to produce an instance where the ReStorer has
failed, when used accordingto directions. II is
used and recommended by the Clergy and Facul-
tv. The proprietor is aware of the many who
have been disappointed by the high soundingpre-
tense of the numerous hair preparations with
which the market has been filled for 4 few years
past but such entire confidence does he place in
the merits of his ReStorer that he offers in all
cases TO refund the money after thorough trial
of two bottles if it fails to give perfect satisfaction
Mothers, whose children's hair is harsh and why
or thin and Scinr, will find by using the ReStorcr
IT will Immediately improve, thereby laying the
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in after life. a single trial will convince the
most sceptical of ITS merits. Once use it and
YOU will always use it. Call for Dir. Clocks Hair
Restorer, and take no other. Sold by druggists
everywhere az 81 per hottie.
DIR. F. B. CLOCK. Proprietor.
Manchester n. II.
HrNTLEy HALL, Dealers in Dry Goods, Gro
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&C. &C., are agents for Newport, VT.
WIN. JosLYN & Sous ,Apothacaries & Druggists.
| Dealers in Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND.
A CONSULTATIVE CURED.

mr.. IL. JAMES, Il retired physician of great
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wnen his only child, a daughter, WIS given up 20
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well. DESTROYS of hcncf-tng his fellow mOftalS,
he will send to those who wish it the recipe, CON
tanning lull directions for making and success
fully using this remedy, Tree, on receipt of their
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sensations, nausea mt the stomach, naction Oh
the ,wcls, wasting away of the muscles. T. c
writer Will please state the name OF the paper
they saw this ADVERT ,emcnt in. Address Grad
dock s, Co., 1882 Race Street, Philadelphia
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PRINTING PRESS FOR $500
n Prints your name ndeby on Linen, Cards,
Books, &c. in Gold or any other color. Rights
for sale. Send for Circular. WIN. II. BARNES,
"a Washington st, Boston.
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This preparation
Is NOT A DYE

but by supplying the capillary glands acts as
reStorer. THIS preparation contains no Sugar of
Lead or other mineral SO dcleterjous 10 the head
and hair. and of which most otThe compounds in
the market are made, but it is purely vegetable
production.
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amltof fuel yet ned Il
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the tat o Georgia
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-02

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing Transfers OF Real Estate were entered
corder for the week ending, Saturday
August 81, 1867:
Robert Nichols to Fuquay & Ruston, Lots
4. ), and half OF 2, Block 4, Bakers Ad-
Louisa and Jasper b. FairchiId to Daniel
s. Fairchild, interest in southwest quarter
John NJ. Rourke to Ellen Rourke, inter
est in Lot Is, Block is, Stockwell's Enlarge
Sarah Garrett to Charles DENLY, Lot IL,
Block 2, Northern Enlargement, 800.
Geo. Jackson to Ellen McFarlen Fields,
Lot A, Block Is, Northern Enlargement.
Sl60. Iif- rs
Charles DENLY to Thomas l.. Garyin Lot
II, Block 2, Northern Enlargement, 500.
zGottleib :. Hammer to John j. Chandler,
Enery's Grove, part of 10. q. 10, for s2,50D
Flemming Durham to MeriaI II. Dur
ham, undivided third of Lot 3. Block l.
Northeastern Enlargeme nt, and undivided
part of Lot ., Block L, Tileston's Enlarge
ment, for $3.50. sru
Geo. Nagle, Sem, to Geo. Negle, Jr,
northwest quarter OF the northeastquarter,
and east half of the northeast quarter of
the northwest quarter. "a, 5, IL, 90 acres, for
$1,000. 4fI ff+
chIla, Lot 10 and half OF 8, Block 4, Hub
bard's Addition, for 1915.
Wilson Collins to IL. Shelby Collins, part
of east half northwest quarter 80, g. 9, loo
acres; for s.. 600. nl-
Peter Rueckrich to John Buloch. part of
north half southeast quarter II, 5, IL, ne
acre; for 500.
John Ingle. .ir., and others to Fred x.
Tramm, Lots and 10, Ingle's Addition;
for SS75.
Isaac l.. Miner to Arthur White, undi-
vided quarter Of Lot IL, Dunhours' heirs
Subdivision; Tor S626. "a
John Laval to Otto Hing, Lots . and %,
Block 20, Lamasco; for 1876. = i
Eknst c. Mingst to Peter Blend. Lot -
and part OF II, Avon Place; for 81 900.
Peter Blend to Ida Mingst Lot IL and
nf Ii place. For
John Mann to Nicholas Schmitt Lott
Block 3. Crescent Enlargement; for 81 100.
ID. g. Kellen TO Geo. w. Morrison, Lots
- and IA, Block 4, Rockwell's Addition;
VIM. Niehaus TO Frank KaIkbrenner,
Lots. Block los, Lamasco; for SIS.
VIM. Dean ct al. to James Il. Crest, part
Of southwest qcarter of 5, 10 and go, for
500.
Fred. Knetter to Baltus Thromershauser,
east half the west half of the southwest
quarter of IA, g. 10, AZ acres, for S2O75. $50
Jacob l.. Refs to John II. Grissom, part of
the west half of the southwest quarter aud
quat ter of the nnrthwes quar-
ter of 81, g, IL, IS, % acres. for s. 600.
Mary A. Rallenger TO John II. Grissom,
part of the west half of the southwest
quarter and southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter of 80, 6, II, for 81 co.
Chris. Kratzr ct al. to Walz d Rupert, 4
partSof the northwest quarter of IL, 9, 10,
II "a acres, and part of the southwest quar-
Ter of 8, 6, ~, 8, acres. for ST..
John laval to ). Il NJ. Meyers, Lots 4 and
), subdivision of Lot 177, Donation En-
largement; for 81 .307.
James Churchill, guardian, TO Ingle and
Mortin. part west half %, 8, 10; considera-
ton 81, $50. 1Hst
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Torture.

.Waa wonld endure the torture arising
kzUGn Chills and Fever, when it can be
sasfly cured?
Who would endure sleepless nights,
Stunning levers and icy chills alternately.
when a remedy can be obtained for a
1rifsg
Who would wander like an uncertain
Eanaesow, never knowing what moment
E1ey may be Frustrated?
Who would be q burden to himself and
o. burden to his friends, who are worn out
"A adm mastering to his wants?
Who would live this life of agony when
khe great Alternative and tonic,
: HoSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
GAN be obta ned at the nearest village?
This long established and justly renowned
medicine has never been known to fail in
q single case and none but the foolish and
weak would hesitate to procure 1T at once,
and save themselves from intense, life
Eeng torture. Prepared after a long expe-
hence and deep study, it has received the
@lcomiums OF the most eminent ply
Exams, as well as all classes from every
cart of the country. To those who doubt
Its many virtues, all We can say is, TRY IT,
and judge for yourselves.
Every day letters pour in upon us, testi-
Gs1Dg to It's great efficacy ia curing Fever
and Ague, Dyspeps ia, Languor, Nausea,
ssn q similar ills.
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MATCH GAME-REsoLuTEs VIC

lAlSh v ~
ToRs.--The Evansville Rasn r."
Club having promptly accepted the
challenge Of the Resolutes of this
city, the game was played on Satur-
day afternoon, on the grounds of the
latter club, and was witnessed by a
very large crowd of spectators of la
dies and gentlemen. One or two of
the first nine of each club were alb
sent, and alternates were chosen,
which no, doubt materially affected
the game. The weather was delight
full, being cloudy and cool. and the
very best of order and good feeling
prevailed among both players and
spectators. The. game was called at
ten minutes past 3 o'clock, and lasted
about three hours and ten minutes.
There was some excellent playing on
both sides, and few brilliant feats,
which elected. vociferous applause
from players and spectators. The
game was closely contested, SO closely
that at the end of the sixth innings
the score stood 20 to 20, and at the
close of the eighth innings the Reso-
lutes were but four ahead. On the
ninth innings the Resolutes by brill
liant batting against considerable
mufing and careless fielding on the
part of the Evansvillers, made score
of eight runs, closing with splendid
clean home run by Iglehart, setting
them twelve runs ahead The Evans
villes took the bat to close the con-
test, their friends confident thai they
would overcome the odds against
them, or at least materially narrow
the gap. But luck or fate was against
them. Nurre batted to the right and
was taken handsomely on the +" fly"
by Iglehart, and Orr and Wheeler
went out on first base in quick sue
cession, their balls being felded with
great celebrity. The crowd is always
on the side of the victors, and the
cheers for the Resolutes were loud,
long, and rearnest. The following is
the score and summary ofthe game:
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS confidence
prevailed last week IN the matrlmon-
ial market and transactions were
largely increased. For the week end
ing on Saturday licenses were issued
to Henry Hafendorfer and Catharine
Schauss, Albert A. Swope and Sarah
A E., Frederick Gilman and Anna
Fisher, Hiram F. Wilson and Elvira
Widdon, Jacob Burkhart and Sarah
A. Kirkpatrick, Robt. Brown and
Katie Letcher, Thomas W. Peck and
Emma McJ ohnston, Abraham Smock
and Sarah Jane Boardman, Conrad
Rath and Henrietta Lepping, job"
Cook and Mary Mathews, l.. c. Pace
and Vashti Odell.
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RECORDERS Court. There was
but little of interest in the Recorders
Court on Saturday.
Lou. Watson, for being drunk, dis
orderly. and belligerent, was fined
$40 and COSTS which he paid y
Two females INDUCED too freely in
their favorite beverage-one on Fri
day evening, and the other on Satur-
day morning One of them called at
a house up town seeking employment
She was set to work, but happening
to find bottle of old Bourbon, which
was kept in the house for medicinal
purposes, she managed at an early
hour to get desperately drunk. The
family tried to persuade her to leave,
but she declined to go. The man of
the house made an effort to get her
out, but she resisted, and the police
were sent for. They took the woman
IN charge, but she fought them until
she was inside the door of the Jail,
where she was left till evening to
cool off. Having no money. and
promising to do better and behave
themselves, both were let off.
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FLAG PREsENTATIoN.-Nine of the
fairest young ladies of the city pre-
scented to the First Nine of the Reso-
lutte Base Ball Club a pair of beauti
full flags. to mark the & foul lines on
their grounds. The flags are of blue
silk, trimmed with white silver fringe
with the initial r. in German text in
the center, mounted on a white staff
tipped with silver spear-very hand
some. They were accompanied by
the following laconic note:
GENTLEMEN: Please accept these
flags with the compliments of: Belle
Dallam, Mary V. Babcock, Nellie J.
Preston, Lulie Ingle, Gertrude Bah
cock, Lollie Casselberry, Kettle Riggs,
Sadie Hopkins, Kate NJ. Laughlin.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
At regular meeting of the Reso-
lutte Base Ball Club. held Saturday
evening, August 81, it was unani-
mously 80 sgJtA = ca31& 7 z
e. solued, That the thanks of the
Club be rendered to Misses Belle
Da,lam, Mary V. Babcock, Nellie j.
Preston, Lulie Ingle, Gertrude Bah
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cock, Lollie Casselberry, Rettie Riggs,
Sadie Hopkins, and Kate Nj. Laugh
lin, for the beautiful flags presented
them to-day. and to express to them
our unfeigned qualification that we
are so kindly remembered, and to as
sure them that it will be our aim
to deserve them, and hope that they
will prove an incentive to further
victories in our contests hereafter
S. w. THOMPSON, President.
e. B. MORGAN, Secretary.
August 81, 1867.
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To MEsIPHIs-Semi-weekly.
CITY NEWS

Republican County Mass Convention.
AT a meeting Of the Republican
Executive Committee ofVanderburgh
County; held August 9th, it was re-
solved that a Mass CONVENTION be
held at the jGsbfs.1 - ..asi $50. =,
court House, In Evansville, s Ia.
Saturday, Sept. 18th, at TWO O'clock
P. NJ, to nominate candidates for the
Offices of Sheriff and County Come
missioner.
In accordance with that resolution
all the Union voters Of Vanderburgh
County are hereby invited to assem-
BILE in Mass Convention at the time
and place and for the purpose speci-
fed. JOSEPH p. ELLIOTT,
2 ~ Chairman.
ALvAH JOHNSON, Secretary.
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THE REyENUE.-The
Treasurer is making an earnest eff
fort to collect the delinquent taxes
remaining on the duplicate of 1866,
which amounts to nearly $50. 900.
Everybody should pay up, as it is not
just that portion of the people
should bear all the burdens of taxa
tiny and others be exempt. If all
would pay promptly the taxes next
year would be lighter TA9s
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-02

A NOVEL IDEA.-A mammoth cir
Gus company is about to visit this city
to make a considerable stay, and in
order to afford themselves facilities
for displaying their splendid posters,
a high tight board fence has been
erected on the corner of Third and
Locust Streets, extending from Croft's
feed store to Locust Street and down
Locust nearly to the place where Re-
corder Nelson is always going" un-
less he is gone.5 zlt3-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-02

SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING. = A
large and interesting meeting of the
Sabbath Schools of Centre Township
was held yesterday at Mechanicsville.
Speeches were made by Gen. Shackelr
ford, Drs. lRucker and Jones, and Mr.
John E. Glover, and others. The
cause Is prospecting in that part of the
county.