The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-19


Tins Evansville JOURNAL says ]:
1.-THE mad stone has failed. & The In
IdiVidual who applied it last has gone
mad He lived at Unicntown, and
was taken down BY locking him up in
"a berth on1one of our steamers, He
raved and foamed all the way down,
and ere this is probably dead with the
terrible hydrophobia. '-Neao Albany
Ledger. .syos vabTpts3 10 -issoe
.s( You are mistaken Ledger. The
JOURNAL never contained the above
item Give us credit for what we do
write, and not for what we don't.
We said the man left here in ia high
state of excitement, and that Capt.
! Dexter very properly required him TO
be confined lest he might do harm,
We never heard Of his raving, nor
haYe we heard ,frem1him since he left
here. go" 0F 80 -:
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SEEKING HIS PRoPERTY.-Mr. NV.
Carlos Johnson, Of Wafrick County,
and ownerofrther maidstone, of which
we made mention some two weeks
since, was in the ethyl yesterday In
search of that yaluable,piece.of prop
ierty. y .! He informs US that it hasobeen
in the family for oyer twenty-five
years, and that his ifather Set great
store by it. He says it has been used
fIas "a entiou Of hydr9phbbia inlin5
Vulnerable eases and no .personito
whom it has been applied has ever
been known to die with hydrophobia.
TLH II Hill = 4 -lzeLsfeff - ~
Il SAILED, IA dispatch wasrreceiyed
yesterday fs9m our esteemed fellow
soitizen, w m. Brown, Esq, stating that
he would sail from San San francisco
yesterday on the steamer Golden
City to connect at iPsaarnalwith the
Ocean Queen. Many silent but fer
Gent, tpebtions. will $50 up 9for his
speedy and safe arrival. The Ocean
Queen is one of the finest mail
steamers in the line, and we may ex-
pect to hear ofIherAearly arrival at
New York. s1oda
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SARTAIN's ENGRAYINGs,- No. en- ;.
-graver I'm the United States has gained
the reputation of John Sartain.o In
order ted faailitatg thsOsalq Of his
iwerks an ! ASS eiatipns called & Sar-
Itainisw AxtoiAssociation8' has been
forms9IinP hilaflAphia. Some of the
members of this Association are now
in gqnrWity Fertilizer qrp0ssBdf 'eani
Eassiuga for MraHaEtain's works.
Their headquarters at present isithe
Merchants HotsLs They haye ssame
pies i7of Mr!H Saftain2s choicest enk
CRAVINGS including Christi Reject
edssof from which handsome ocrInamenta
for for nafl6 III walls may be sslsctedsidWe
presume they win meet with a please
amt reoeption.on the part ofthe lovers
of the fine arts,an41pllSSr i abssgS59a moo
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= TEL. K."oWEL.ts q Cove have
heretofore noticed the change in the
old house Of Wells, Kellogg T. Co,
The senior member of that firm, in
connection with his son, has opened
a Hardware house, at No. 81 Main
lStfeet, iailths stand formerlg occupied
by George S. Sonntag & Co. Mr..
Hiram K. Wells, the senior men,
fber9is tog web IkuqYA tVsthe trade to
make it necessary to say anything by
Twayoft conmendatiom IHe has lately
returned from the Eastern markets
and is now receiving large and well,
selected stock of new goods and is
prepared to attend to the wants of the
trade IN his line. The new firm. we
are satisfied, will receive full share
of business, for the reason, that they
are thoroughly versed in their de-
partmentt and are 7pterprising and
| liberal to their customers.
Court Reports. 4,g,
RECORDERS CoURT.-Notwithstand-
I ing Sdhdav seenneH an unusual.