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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-25

RI LEVY AGAIN.-The epidemic called
LEVY oS THE BRAIN" has spread even to
the country, IS the following letter will show.
We are thankful moreover, We are glad-that the
remedy was sug sested. aud that the result has We
Iled our statements:
RICHMOND, March IS, 1867.
MSsrs. Lcry Brothers
Gcntlemen,-As an old friend Of your esteemed
father and most excellent grandfather, will give
vou hasty sketch OF sad and for awhile,
alarming sifliction in my family
some four weeks since my wife and daughter
were both completely Frustrated by disease
which baiied snd deded the sktll of our best ply
s!ciaps Doctors Expediency. Temperance, and
Economy tried their best skill but without sue
cess Now, was | not In ix2 There was poor Sally
Ann mot Salliel only two weeks from her mar.
risge-day. We were in fix. looked at the pa
pers, read all the patent medicine remedies; none
seemed 10 answer the case. But, al happy mo-
meut old Mrs. Common Sense came in felt their
pulse and my purse, and shook her head and ex
claimed "Lordy Gussy, It's nothing at all but
Levy on the Brain" So she gave Us prescrip-
ton. Here IL l.
+. DRESS PATTERNS
HANpKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, RIBBONS,
STOCKINGS, &c, &c, in quantities to suit
the occasion. C.S.
DIREcTIoSs.-Use the preparation at once, and
hen repeat the medicine every season
Soon as we got ii we sent off TO your excellent
establishment, where my folks were charmed with
the polite and attentive clerks. ! examined my
purse, and 10 found they had hardly touched its
contents.
/ feel tia duty owe to our fellow citizens of
District No. 10 give you this, my testimonial Of
the exceeding great efficacy of your invaluable
remedies and subscribe myself,
Your friend, j. c.
Twill send you some Of the wedding cake as soon
As the mud and water subsidies, as we live nearly
ten miles from your enterprising house. NH 10
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No SUN.-Persons who have been look
ing out for the sun-a sort Of skyward
hope we have given up-say it has not
shone upon US for certainly a week-possi-
bly, ten days. The period has been
gloomy enough. A more mirky, watery
atmosphere was never known in England.
II is very trying. The earth seems a dirty,
miry, oozy ball. Mud very much prevails,
and every thing is hued over with its
stains. The waters are much mixed with
it, and people, without the intervention OF
the S. S. biil-whatever the Enquirer may
think-are all unhappy "dirt-eaters"! 1t
is day of gloom-gloom that is wetted
down. very heavy and insupportable.
What a time for suicides! and yet we have
none. What other people could stand
such weather and not one be driven to
self-destruction
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BISHOP SoULE.-Accursts likenesses Of
this distinguished divine arc about to be
published, and can be obtained in this city
in few days.
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-To Turner; to
Mr. WEIGH, Southern Express Company.
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The EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF HOLLY
WOOD BAZAAR will meet at Mr.. Lewis
Webb's on Monday, March 25, at P. NJ.
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RE- SPRING GOODS.
CLOTHS, CAsSlMERES, VEsTINGS.
J.E. DOHERTY,

SO MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SOUTHERN EMPRESS.
The subscriber respectfully calls attention TO
the large and varied stock OF the latest styles OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
opened this day. which he has selected from the
northern markets during the last week. The goods
are all of approved makes superb In Style, and can
be recommended for strength Of fabric. iaeness OF
quality, as well as reliable colors.
Having all the facilities necessary TO proper Sc
lection, purchase, and map ufacsure, and with an
experience of twenty years as a
PRACTICAL MECHANIC,
he asks an examination, promising to make all
garments in as good style and just ~ low as they
can be obtained anywhere in the country.
Remember the best material and as cheap as
they can be obtained is the motto.
NH lg-tApl j. +. DOHBRTf.
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CLEANSING THE STREETS AND ALLEYS
The Commissioners of Streets held meet
ing on Saturday afternoon to consider the
bids for cleansing the streets and public
alleys in the city. The contract asgiven
to F. Laube, who is to do the work for
SI2 5OO
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CHIcKEN-RoosT RoBBED.-The chicken
roost of Mr.. Wilkinson, who lives on Adams
street, was invaded ON Friday night, and
every chicken stolen.
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TRRDE8AR WORKS, I
RICHMOND, February n, 1857. !

RICHMOND, February ~, 1887.
NOTICE.-The firm of ]. r. AN
IN DERsON & co. Is this day dissolved by COM
The business heretofore conducted By Us 3. the
GrsSfsaS Works is transferred to the
The Operations OF the works win be continued
without intermission and with increased iseiiines
by whom all unfinished orders and contracts on
our books viii be promptly executed.
We commend the new company to our Old pa
H'A'' S9Ak $aSsaE { ;ESTfN. GxSsEs.
skeHks Z & HEcasbksos cAassbbkRsos.
TREpEaAR WORKS, RIcHHosp. vA.,(
February n, 1857.
THE TREDEGAR COMPANY"
i having purchased the Tredegar Works and
Armory Rolling Mil, and the manufacturing bu.
siness Of Messrs. J. r. Anderson 4 Co., has this
day organized.
This Company will continue to produce al the
articles heretofore made at these works, 70 wit:
IN THE ROLLING MILLS:
Bar and Guide Iron.
Railroad, Ship, and Cut Spikes;
Rolled Chairs, Nails,
Bridge Bolts.
IN THE pouxDRIEs AND MACHINE SHOPS:
Cars, freight and baggage;
Rsilroad Whsss and Axlss, fitted or separate;
Chilled Tires:,
Railroad Trucks, complete;
Stationary and Portable Engines, Tor saw mills
and plantation purposes;
Marine Engines OF all classss;
Sugar Mills and Saw Mills;
Boalers-sus, locomotive, and cylinder;
Castings Of Iron and Brass, including the largest
descriptions made;
Mn and ssssnbost Shafts Of the heaviest elasv.
In addition. Il viii st once commence the manu-.
''S'A " J. X. ANDERSON, President.
J.F TANSBR. Vice President NH lin
r FATHER, LEATHER.-25O sides
- Good and Good Damaged b. a. aud orinoce
mhis K0BERr y. WILLIAMS 4 co.
lGENUlNE HONEY AND GLYCE.
BoDlKER 3 BRofH2R. lsss Main street.
nh u Sixth street, oppoaiss sssQad naskse.
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CRACKERS CRACKERS -CREA M !,
~ EpIHbURG, SODA, PIC. MIC, BUTTER, and
WATER CRACK BRS, from the steam bakery OF
James Beatty a Co., Baltimore. We are con.
stAnily receiving fresh supplies OF the above, and
offer the same al wholesale and retail.
HUNDLEY TATUM,
mh 22 B2s Broad street.
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TIRST NATIONAL BA NIX
No. l2l7 SOUTH MAIN STREET,

EIRST NATIONAL BANK,
No. l2l7 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
Specially designated by the Secretary OF the
Treasury as DEPOSITORY for the safe keeping OF
PUBLIC FUNDS;
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE GOVERNMENT,
Accounts of Merch ants Banks, Bankers, and others
received on favorable terms.
COLLECTIONS made on any point In the uniteo
States and Europe.
IssuEs SIGHT, or TIME BILLS, on Barring
BROTHERS b CO., LONDON,
to suit purchasers.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, VIRGINIA
REGISTERED STOCK, BONDS,
STERLING and GOLD,
hased and sold.
ORDERS EXECUTED on the usual margin.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT issned, with inte.
rest when agreed upon
EXCHANGE, on ell points, bought ana soia
jas-sm ;. A. 6LoS Eli: 0asnleI.
NUTMEGss,, s,,cE
WHITE GINGER,
RACE GINGER,
CINNAMON,
PEPPER,
ALLSPiCE,
MUSTARD,
for sale by PURCELL, LADD u CO.,
NH 20 corner Thirteenth and Main streets.
DRANDER d COOKE, Second and
ID Grace streets, have for sale
BUTTER, q few kegs very superior;
FRESH HOPS, in quarter and half pound papers
VIRGINIA HAMS, SIDES, and SHOULDERS;
HAY, beat northern
CORN OATS, and BRAN
POTATOES, W00DESWARE, sc. NH 20
NOTICE OF CO-PARTN ERSHIP
IN AND REMovAL.=Colcnei LLOYD BEALL
- =. a.vsr In The GROCERY and COMMISSION BU-
sNEs which win hsEssasTR Be soRSqfi.f qnssI
w ~ tSe nav iron front building corner OF Cary
and Fou rtesnth Tor Pearl) street. ,,,u,
~ThankfnI for tho PATRONAGE 80 nperaly ex
,sndsd me. respectfully solicita continuance oil
the same 70 tne NO" ROBsRT p. WILLIAMS:
Mr.. JOHN n. ROYALL and \. " asvs,hsis 81.
continue with rs, and viii bs plssseo %h 20
friends. ~ S - -
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BUSINESS CARDS.

ESTABLISHED 1884.
IL P. J. CREW l. CO.,
(successors to c. Crew & Son.
STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS,
Nos. ll3. lis, and III, Seventeenth street,
opposite the old Market, Richmond, Virginia,
have now in factory large stock of superior
FAMILY SOAPS,
which we offer to the trade at such prices as will
make it to the interest of all to patronize this HON
mandatory. NH n-Sm
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DLACK CROOK! BLACK CROOK J!
ID PHOTOGRAPHS Of this celebrated SENSATION
piece now being played with such success IN NeW
York; l2rge assortment from original charaeteIs
in costume also the HISTORY OF the mms,
profQsely illustrated. Every one ihould read this
book. ..con,c
Por PHOTOGRAPHIC and sTEREOsCoplC
VIEWS OF RICHMOND and other localities
Wholesale ana retail, call on
sELDEN & CO., so sss Main street,
NH ig-lw nsA 10 corner of Ninth.
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POLICE HEADQUARTERs.-The following
arrests were reported yesterday and the
day before
Virginia Wright and Rosa Nelson, for as
saulting and beating Mildred Smith, ne
gress.
John X. Porter, for stealing one horse,
ono mule, and one wagon, valued at 5000
from Il. Temple Gwathmey, of Chester
field.
George shillings, for assaulting and beat
lng -.
John Anderson, John Hennessy, and
John W. Williamson, soldiers, for being
drunk and creating disturbance at Par
ker's opera house.
Christopher Heheron, for assaulting and
beating his wife.
Dennis O'Brien, for assaulting and beat
ing Christopher IIefferon.
John Banks, negro, for drawing knife
with intent to use the same, and creating
disturbance in the house of Richard Nj
cholas.
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ROBBERY AND ARREsT.-Mr. r. I.
Gwathmey's stable, in Chesterfield county,
was entered one night last week, and a
horse, mule, and wagon, together with
thirty bushels of corn, stolen. A man
named John K. Porter came to town on
Saturday with the stolen property, and
after selling the corn, put the horse, mule,
and wagon at Laughlin's stable, on Eigh-
teenth street. They were found there, and
identified afterwards by Mr.. Gwathmey.
Porter was subsequently arrested.
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Z 000 Il U 5 II ELS BRAN, city
NH 2o-et e. IS. woRTHAM n co.
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.

IFDISE AND STUN IhIN IINN.-
IL RICHARD D. MITCHELL, Twelfth street be-
tween Main and Bank streets, begs leave TO inform
his friend. and the public generally that he has
commenced the HOUSE AID SIGN PAINTING
business and will be glad to receive orders Tor
painting in every Sty
fWiLIIAM g. BARNES Sign, Ornamental, and
Banner Painter wili always be found at my shop
TO receive orders for all KINDS oil sIuN ana houeh
PAINTING aud GLAZING.
Good work warranted. Terms moderate:
mn 2-s1n K. II. MITCHELL.
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THE PLAN OF SALE:
er,ifcates Of all the articles, with beautifully
sxseptad photographs, are placed in envelopes, and
,old for TWENTY FIVE CENTS EACH. On re-
CENT OF the certificate you will see what You are
TO have and then 1t is at your option to send the
dollar and take the article or not or you can have
some other Of the sams mark in It's stead.
Certificates 25 cents each; FIVE for u; eleven ior
AZ. Address all orders 10 HOLLAND CO.,
No. Is Main street post-ofnee box 2s7' Riohmona'
~ NH 2-lm
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

A LARGE STOCK OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, MUSICAL BOXES, SILVER
WARE, JEwELRY, DoUBLE-BARREL
GUNS, REvoLvERs, DRY AND
FANCY GOODS, &C., &C.,
TO BE SOLD At ONE DOLLAR EACH,
without regard to value. Not 10 be paid for until
Won know what you are TO receive.
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EIGHT HOGSHEADS BACON just
IL received and for sale by
NH est AkMfSTEAD Il CAkI.
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A SoMERsAULT AND A HARD FALL.-On
Saturday, as Mr.. Wellington Haley, driver
for Mr.. John Lindsay, butcher in the First
Market, was driving his wagon rapidly
down Tenth street, when near the corner
Of Cary, by some mishap the front spring
broke or became misplaced, letting the
wagon body down on the axletree. The
jar threw the driver from his. seat, and he
fell out into the street, the upper portion
of the back, just between the shoulders
striking first. Although the fall was a
very severe one, Mr.. Haley Immediately
jumped into his wagon and drove off.
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GENUINE HONEY AND GLYCE
~ RIkE SOAP for sale by
BoD1KRR D BRofHkR, lsss Main street.
nh u 6ixth street, opposite sssQnd maskse.
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TEAS, and
LIQUORS,
at as low prices as at any house In the city.
~ B.-I have as my assistant Mr.. ROBERT HIrH,
formerly partner Of Mr.. Walter ID. Blair.
FOB RENT, to JUNE l, 1857, the HOUSE which
formerly occupied, ?2l Main street. NH 2o--snh
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VIRGINIA-CURED HAMS, Of best
quality for sale low to close consi ignmsnt.
STEVENS q PEGRAM,
NH q 6ll Broad street.
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
DING-SATURDAY MoRNING.-William Bad
kins, an old, hoary-headed man, for being
drunk and disorderly, was committed in
default of surety.
Thomas II. Bramlette, white, and Joe
Cox, negro, charged with fighting on Mrs.
Totty's lot, on Adams street, were dis
charged. In this case there was num-
ber of witnesses sufficient to cost tho city
about twenty dollars.
Terry Pepper, for stealing pair of shoes
from Oscar Lee, was sent on to answer in
dictment.
George Trip, negro, and former peni-
tentiary convict, was arraigned for stealing
old iron, and sent on to answerindictment.
Having been sent to the penitentiary, he
could not be sent on for felony.
John Burns, for selling liquor without a
license, was fined twenty dollars, and re-
quired to give security for his future good
behavior.
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SOAPS, SOAPS.-Various qualities
~ and brands for sale by
NH Is ROBERT =. WILLIAMS co.
bacon SIDES on consignment for
NH 81 PALMER. HARTso0K & co.
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r FATHER, LEATHER.-25O sides
IL Good and Good Damaged b. A. aud orinoco
NH IS R0BERrP p. WILLIAMS co.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-MARcH rs, 1857.
Sun rses......... 5.5iI Moon rises..........ll.l II
Sun sets. sos High tide, A. M. Ia
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We have obtained an official copy Of the
law recently passed by the Legislature for
the assessment of property, and below we
note all the changes made in the law pre-
viously in force. 1t will be seen that while
there are very few changes, some OF them
are important. We note them in the order
in which they are made in the act, as fol-
lows /,
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-04
RIV Err NE 5.
For other RtUer Items see Seventh Page.

CINcINSArI, Dec 3.-The river has fallen
three incI es: feet 2 Inches in the chan
mel. Weather cloudy; Thermometer 80.
The (harmer arrived from Ca ro at %
o'clock yesterday. with big trip of freight
and people. including l75 bales of cotton.
taken from the Edinburg, being aground at
Hurricane ........The tdinburg was expect
ed last night ..--..-The ollie Su livan ar
rived at dark, and the Argonaut No. left
for Louisville.......The Fanny Brandies
was expected in last night. and Is an
nounced for Cairo to-day ......- Thanks 70
Walter b. Pennington, freight olerk OF the
Charmer, for memorandum and manifest.
We are advised that the Louisville
and Henderson packets will not come be-
low Owensboro till the water rises. The
Ollie Sullivan VIII continue to connect
with them at Owensboro..... 1T continued
to rain moderately but steady till after
midnight, and, the atmosphere was rather
rnild.........The Ollie Sullivan lett the Cora
8. aground at Three Mile. she will, no
doubt, be here this morning ........At Pitts
burg, on Monday night, the river was tis-
ing, with 81 inches in the channel, and
more anticipated, and 1t was swelling
slowly to Parkersburg .........The Luellu ar
rived from Cairo at IL O'clock Last night,
with moderate trip, and the Cora 5. ar
rived from Louisville, en- route 10 Mem
phis .....-Capt. Dan. Brady has gone to ST.
Louis to boy out the lone-tree Carrie.
MANIFEST AND MEMORANDUM. - The
steamer Charmer left Cairo Sunday. De-
cember lst, at IL p. N. Boats in port, Luz
ella. 2d-Met Southerner and Delaware
fast on Grand Chain; Fanny Brandeis at
Fletcher's; Ella Hughes at Metropolis.
Found the Edinburgh aground az mouth
OF Hurricane with cargo Of 900 bales cot
ton; relieved her of l75 bales. Passed the
Altoona at ShaWneetOwn bar, Is days out
from New Orleans. 3d-Met Linton below
Untontown. Nights dark and murky.
River falling. Have for r. r.. Huston Al
barrels spar; r. X. Duu kersOn a. Co.
hhds. tobacco; Preston Menifee kegs OF
nails; Hon * MulIendOrf o packages mer-
chandise; NJ Il. Monk three packages OF
oranges; Steamer Ed dinburgh l78 bales OF
cotton; Alexander Bullen 3 packages mer-
chandise; N. Schullng packages of mer-
chandise; kappler & &Sckackenburg pack
ages merchandise; Charles Smith pack
ages merchandise; IA on & Dickey 4
packages merchandise: Joseph Bayless 1
box pecans, 43 packages hides, &c. viii
leave for Cairo Wednesday, December 3, at
p. ~.
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-04

COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-The Coun-
ty Commissioners have been engaged
since they convened in considering
petitions for and remonstrances
against opening roads, and road re-
ports; granting licenses to sell whis-
ky, of which, up to the present, 35
have been granted. Yesterday even
ing they commenced the examination
of bills. On Monday, Thomas Bow
er, the newly elected Commissioner,
wasGqualified ahd took his seat. The
session is not expected to continue
longer than during the present week,
as most of the pressing business was
disposed of at the last session, which
was long one.
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-04

aDr [ have splendid assortment
of Gents French Calf Double Sole
Water Proof Boots now in store that
| will warrant as good as any made
by any shoemaker In this city, and
will sell them for two-thirds the
price charged in shops. They are an
excellent Winter boot = the same
quality that has given such good sat
isfaction for the past three years.
Also, full stock of Boys and Youths
Double Sole Calf Boots of my own
make. DON'T BUY shOddy, but come
and get good Boots and Shoes, for the
wet and cold weather. Come before
Saturday, to the great Shoe Empori-
um, 60 Main Street. j. s. Kicker.
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-04
Election in the First Ward.

At a meeting. last night, at the
store of Mr.. Rusche, on Second
Street, in the First Ward, Mr.. Henry
E. Blemker was nominated by ac-
cIamation as a candidate for Council
man for the First Ward. Mr.. Blem-
ker is identified in interest with the
voters of the First Ward, and, as a
manufacturer, his interest is identical
with the growth of the whole city.
He has consented to give a portion of
his time, if elected to the Council, for
the benefit of the public at large. We
nope all Conservative men will sup
port Mr.. Blemker, without regard to
party. dec4 RALLYING COMMITTEE.
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-04

AMUsEMENTs.-By a private note
from Manager Golden, we learn that
he contemplates reopening the New
Metropolitan, on the 23d inst, with
that great favorite, Mrs. Bella Col
den, as the star.
Mr.. John Denier, the great rope
walker, is giving exhibitions with the
Denier Sensation Troupe, at McGre-
gor, Iowa, with Miss Maggie Willitt
as leading lady.
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-04
Oark's Spool Cotton is 6 Cerd to 50.
Mil,0ard's Heli1 Needles, IN Patent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
Coughs, Bronchitis and Consumption
CURED BY
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.
noy26-4wdRW

PAINTERS INKs-In addition to
cur large stock of Printers Papers,
we have just received from the cele-
brated manufactory of FL. d. Wade e.
Co. full stock of Inks, of all colors
and qualities, which we will sell at
manufacturers card prices. Printers
are invited to call and examine our
stock and prices. oct8-1w
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-04

Some one thought there should be
one appointed from the vicinity of
Ellis's Mills, and it was announce
that one had already been appointed
from that neighborhood
Mr.. Martin said that he would see
to that section Of the ward.
Ben. Kinney was then added to the
Rallying Committee.
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-04

BEFORE JUSTICE STINsoN.-Mrs.
Mary Buchenberger yesterday fled
an affidavit before Justice Stinson,
char ging Robert Buchenberger with
having committed an assault and bat
terry on her person. He was brought
into court, and. after hearing all the
facts, he was fined 50, with 81 costs.
The Justice justifes the lightness of
the punishment on the ground that
the wife had battered the husband
pretty severely on Monday night
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-04

FIRST WARD ELEcTIoN.-The vo-
tiers in the First Ward should give
attention to the special election to be
held to-day to fill the vacancy of
Councilman, caused by the resignation
of JACOB III. MILLER. The voting
place is at the Upper Engine House,
on the corner Of Third and Walnut
Streets.
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-04

LAW CARD. We direct especial
attention to the law card of VIM. P.
Hargrave, in to-day's JOURNAL. He
is young lawyer of talent, and
strictest integrity, and we bespeak
him liberal patronage.
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-04
LOCAL NOTICES.

KEEP WARM.-Economy and com
fort combined. Use Torrey's weather
strips for doors and windows. Ne
wind, dust, snow, or rain, can peHe-
trate where these strips are applied.
For sale at Fl. K. WELLS & Sons
hardware store, No. 81 Main Street.
dee3 tt
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-04

SAP AccIDENT.-A little daughter
of Victor Bisch fell from the piano
stool while playing in her fathers
house, on Saturday evening, and broke
her left arm between the wrist and
eIUUH.
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-04

B@ V. P. Irons & Co, No. 40 Main
Street, have just received large in
voice Of fine Clothing from their
house East, and are now offering a
splendid stock of Clothing for men
and boys wear, made in elegant style
by the best of workmen, at prices SO
low that everybody that sees them are
astonished. Good Cashmere Bust
ness Suits from SIS to S25.
A full and complete stock of Mems
Furnishing Goods always Oh hand, at
low prices. nov23. eOdtf
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-04

RAMA rain set in at nine O'Clock
yesterday morning, and continued un-
til midnight, with fair prospect of
being still farther continued. The
rain was not heavy, but incessant, and
a good deal of water ran down the
cutters and sewers. We hope it will
increase in impetuosity, aud be pro-
tracted until it sends the river up at
least ten feet.
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-04

gD- just received, at Lyons. an
other lot of very cheap overcoats and
business suits. Lyon is receiving
clothing from New York tri-weekly,
that has been made up Since the de-
cline. and is selling it thirty per cent.
lower than goods were sold two
months ago. dec4 2t
The Evansville journal., 1867-12-04

MUDDY STREETS. streets,
since the rains have commenced, have
become exceedingly muddy, and we
are glad the City Council has ordered
them cleaned up. Many of the cross
ings are execrable, and very many of
the cutters need attention.