Evansville Journal, Volume 17, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 27 November 1866 — Page 8

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iAgPECiAi, NOTICES. V COLGATE'S AROMATIC SOAkijjL MfMrior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined Vegetable Oils, in combination with Glyartor. and especially designed for the .use rtle-6(llilbrrti lnoiery, It.s perfume

taaxquisit e, and its washing properties un-. trailed. For sale bv all drunSists qm&m TPKm? TT Invite the special attention of pgr Wtders to Dr. Easterly's advertisemente, fcia can be seen in our advertising colam. Dr. Easterly's Family Medicines v -daaarvedly popular, have a rapirl,

we general satisfaction, and are kept in J the principal drug-Blores throughout -Western and Southern States. It will MMB that Dr. Easterly does not r'ecom,apd one fnfoicip.e.fo fan?!11 diseases lot prepares a remedy for each particular disease, which can be relied upon to cure, ayll) iaawrB 'J fhe Egyptian Canto Antidote, The Most Remarkable Discovery EVER MADE IN MfiML'AL SCUENCE,

tFo TO C H9,J 8 TDT U Sm iSa,"whifltiieL Cincinnati, Ohio. Sl7?tfdo. l. a'eertaln and paMHMt remly foi all Cancers, MalignantTumors nd Sores, curing the very worst case m fc-w davs Prof. Harvey also has Spervtlcs ii, v'.r fail in Asthma, Consumption, Bto-nmatisnij Dyspepsia. Epilepsy, Heart ftseas ', nnd-tr.it .ill other Chronic Dis eases succe?siun A (1M less PROF. HARVEY, eeSOdtf Box 985, Cincinnati Ohio. ! Uitt: ttoito BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE The, a;t in the world; harmless, reliable, irijtantaneous. The only perfect Dye. No Jtoappointraent ; xio ridiculous tints; true to nature, black or brown. Genuine is toned William A. Batchelok. , Also, Regenerating Extract of Millefleurs Restores, "preserves, and beautities the lair; prevents baldness. Sold by all drugijjsts. Factory, 81 Barclay street, N. Y. zaar22 dly A' New and Grand Epoch in Medicine! Dr. Magglel Is the founder of a new Madr Seal System ! The quantitarians whose vast totemal dOi.es enfeeble the stomach and jpvralvze the bowels, must give precedence ttr-e rhati wb,o restores health and appetite, with from owe to two ot his extraoruiary Pills, and cures the most virulent awes with a box or .so of hh wonderful and aHhearlng Salve. These two greatspeciflesof tha Iloctoi;' art) fast superceding all be stereotyped nostrums oi ineaay. iuc-

traordinary cures by Maggiel's Pills and j afternoon was clear aud delightful. JlBWehayeovwucdtUet-oXthepubliailol""""! f -4,Q , s aedttefflcloniy of t he uo called) remedieaif We may hojie ior aroed weather for a

Mothers, and uuou which people have so Magglefs Pills are 1 Jng blindly depended t ot the class that are swallowed 1y th i Jozea, and ot which every box full taken

Creates an aosoiuie neiTswiy iur aiwiacr. HMor two of Maggiel's Pills suffices lo jace the bowels in perfect ordar, tone the teoaach, create an appetite, and render Upation. If the liver is affected, its func.00 restored; and If the nervous .-ry55m Is feeble, it is invigorated. Thlsiasf.laiiii - i epiaJity rnakes lhinedlclneverj-desirable bno r.- .: Ar'the wrints of delicate female. Ulcerous ' and eruptive'' dlspivsea are literally exRl Mf aaagwlabad by th di-infectaut power of niin Maggiel's Salve. In fuel, Itls here anawpced that Muanl'i Biliou., Duqaeptia mtd Jftm-rWA iWai cure where all others Ml Whlie Tor Bums. Scalds. Chilblains.

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,f''J ; fooW ' 1 J4f L - . :T' I 1 1 Mrs. W inslow, ma experienced Nurse and Female Physietan. presents to the attention of mothers aer SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR CHILDREN TEETHING, wliio'a greatly facilitates the process of eething by softening the gums, reducing

aU inflanimutiou-s, will allay all paik and spasmodic action, and is SDSE TO KEGULATH THE BOWELS. Bapend upon it, mothers, it will give rust Sd yourselves and ftKLIEF AND HEAJ.TH TO YOUR INFANTS, We have put up and sold this article for ever thirty years, and can say in confidence mwi truth of It what we have never been able to say of any other medicine: never aaw it failed in a single instance to effect a mtre, when timely used. Nearer did we kaowan Instance of dissatisfaction, by arjy m who used it. On the contrary', if are afeUgbted with its opertitiOns; and speak in tefms of commendation of its magical land medical virUies. Wre speak in matter " hnt fit fenm," alter t hirty

.ta. lt Jstax'&.atrttTnaQ, anjylflgltr reputation jar the fiUJCumenlof what we here declare. In almost every instance where the infant is offering from pain and exhaustion, relief I -ttuWfatltfdAuteneel or twenty minutes

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A Crown of GI017.1? ' ' Every Man, Woman and Child who has STERMNG'S AMBROSHA Is wUUng to recommend it. Three years 3f rapidly Increasing sale have made the AJcabrosla famous all over the woittf . rT IS WARRANTED TO PLEASE.' 1 cures ltcomg oi the Head It makes new Hair grow on Bald Heads It prevents the Hair from Fain n a 6ut. It renders the Hal r Soft and Glossy Cleanses the Scalp, Cools the Heated Brow Bemoves Dandruff, Cures Nervous Headaofae, Cures Baldne, Insures Luxuriant lawks. Inclines H!r. Curl, Supercedes arigs, Kills Hair Eater Jpfect apparent at TO THE LADIES Wasay, the Amliroula Will suit you to aT Begantly put up. Delicately perrtimed.' Fatronized by Opera STttger-- a ml Actresses. Sold in splendid boxes or cartons, cuntalntng two laree bottleaNo. 2 for morning Mo. 1 for evening. There is no mistake about it. STERUNG'S AMBROSXV is the best, most agreeable and effective toilet in the world. T prove this, try a carton. Sold by Druggists. antBLiso's Ambrosia Manufacturing 215 Fulton Street, New York. aovlSdwly. mw COIiGATE'S HONEY SOAP. This Wlebrated Toilet Soaj?, ha such universal mand, iamada froin the CHOif'EST mate

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ItAIIiltOAl) TIME-TABLE Evansville and OrawfordsvUls. GOING NORTH. t vp Arrive. Arrive,

V w,triile. Vinoennes. l . Haute tnmm'nii't'n. 5:40 A M :32 p m Mali....-.;15AM Vincennes Ac 1 :oO p m 11:47 A M. 4:35pm I :U0 P M '1 GOING SOUTH. Iieava- Leave Arrive Terre Haute. Vincennes. JEyvllle 9:15 A M 5:28 p m 9-.32 P M Mail. ' - p 51 Terre Haute and Indianapolis. FROM TERRE HAUTE Leave. . Arrive. Night Express 1 :15 a x Accommodation 7:10 am Mail 3:26 P M Express 4 :35 P M 1:00am 6:20 pm 11 :23 A M 3:40 P M Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. FROM VINCENNES. Going East.' Goln W't. i A M Mail .e. .... l :iu P M Express A;A..U 1QS p m STEAMBOAT LINES. 30 P M To LouisviLT.E.Eerv Monday and Saturday at 10 o'clock a. m. Every Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 8 o'clock "P M. To' CAIRO-Daily, except Sunday, at 3 o'clock p. iff. To Gbkkn Rivrk.- Every Wednesday and Saturday at 6 o'clock p. m. To Eastpobt. Every Thursday at 4 o'clock p. m. To Memphis. Every Saturday at 4 o'clock P. M. To Hs . DERSOS Daily, except Sundays, at 3 o'clock p.m. RockportStage (via Newburgh o nd Boonville,) carrying the mail, leaves at 7-A. m., on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrives by 7 p. m., Tuesdays, Tharsdays and Saturdays. YlffllTfiFI New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mondays and Fridays at 7 a. m. Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays by 4 P. M. ML Vernon Mail Stage lyives dally , (except Sundays) at 7 a. m. Arrives daily (except Sundays) by 2 p. M. To Newbukg. Hack daily (except Sunday,) from the Merchant's Hotel, at 3 o'clock p. M. CITY NEWS. The Weather. After two or three cold days with heavy frosts, we are again blessed with milder weather. Cloudy for a while yesterday, but the few week? yet. which will be very ac ceptable to .some ot our people. Assault axd Battery Philip Hild assaulted John Seibert at Singer's saloon on 'Fourth Street, on Saturday, inflicting severe injury on him. A warrant was issued against Hild, But he hadnedthe city. The bet evidence we have of the fact that the hog packing season has oomniernced, was-the receipt yesterday, from our friends Aikin, Parym & Co., of a basket of tender loins and spare ribs, for which we thank thesa. Healthy Exercise. Oh visiting the river yesterday morning, we discovered twenty or thirty men and boys throwing stones, bowlders, brick bats, coal and clubs, into the old elm tree on the levee with an energy and enthusiasm that would have done credit to a gang of Irishmen in a row. Upon going to see the cause, we discovered that , they had a gained fowl treed, and were endeavoring to knock it from its perch. After watcrrtwg-op erations for a time, we conclusion that the guinea was in no danger, and from it unconcornedness we tning it naa arrived at the same conclusion UlU.r ul Not on the. Bills. At the Thea tre last night many of the audience, were amused no little at a scene rrrit on the bills. A couple, maletolt frrf male, evidently from the rural dis tricts, drew all eyes upon themselves by their anxious attentions to each others the man often? yaddeBlythi'w-w face ftlown close to 1, is. i lie bC'ne was not laid down iu the programme, but it attracted no tratrfrufion, adlrtvifhi. standinif. We wottrd'sutrsrest to them apftvatobox next time they visit the Theatre. ot the prisoners sent to the uenitentiarv vesrisoners sent to the Penitentis terday morning, the name of one 6f the culprits was printed George Ca- ' Ker, it snouiu nave Deen VJOfcer. We also id the jewelry he concealed had been stolen from BittrblfFs; it was stolen from Phil. Geissler's. In our list of marriage licenses, the name of Lucinda Lapsley was printed Sapsley. The marriage licenses were" copied from the Courier, as we were unable to find the Clerk on Saturday evening when we called. Thanks We take pleasure in acknowledging the receipt of another club of subscribers to the Weekly Journal, from Fort Branch, forwarded to us by Mr. B. F. Mead. This makes the third club we have received from that enterprising tittle town drin? the present Autumn. Mr. E. J. Rogers, of New Harmony, also sent us, yesterday, a list 0f subscribers to the Weekly. The interest our friends in the country are manifesting in extending our circulation, is gratifying indeed.

Southwestern District Fair. The Turf. Field and Farm of Nor. 17iL 1 m. Innn 1aJ-wM fTlVII.IT i

detailed account of. the trotting at tiie Southwestern Uibtnct rajr, ucai nun uit v in -wiuirei -t'. mi .Dylti'!'-, J 3ft! " oi n m 1 l is mamtestty written by a geHtie.maB well versed in the technecalities of the turf, aud unde.rsu&. Vat he Writes about. He speaks in high terms of the conduct of the Fair, and of the horses entered for the various matches. By a comparison with the races reported from other points, the time made at Evansville ranks high in the pictures being as fast, on an average, as any we have seen. We regret that the crowded state of our columns prevents us from giving the written and. interesting letter to our readers at present. '. ' A High Old Muss. Owr usually quiet and orderly city was disgraced on Sunday night by a high old mUss at a drinking house on Third Street. As usual, there is two sideY to the story. From what we learn we deduce the following general facts: Chip Bunnell and John Shepard, who had been drinking, we into Lorenr' Saloon, on Third Street, below the Washington House, on Sunday night about half-past 10 o'clock, and. while there, got into a difficulty with Dr. Lauenstoin and his brother, during which' Shepard got a whack over the head with a bottle, and Dr. Lauenstein got a severe cut iu the arm with a kuife, as is said, by Ilunhell. Lauenstein's brother, we are told, got an ugly bruise about the eyes, and Hunnell received a crushing blow over the head wifh an iron poker. The timely arrival of the police prevented further damage, or the consequences might, and no doubt wouh have been far more serious. Shepard had an examination on yesterday before Justice Stinsou. who fined him $10 wiith $3 50 costs. We understand an action has been brought against Hunnell for as: bault and battery, with intent to kill. ,.It is no pleasure to us" to record, such proceedings on the part of young men of the ciy, but our duty as public journalists compels us to do ao. The whole affair may be laid at the door of that bane of human happiness the immoderate use of intoxicating liquors. FrtWTON Brothers. This "house, whose, card appears this morning, 'is too well known to need commendation from us. The Preston Brothers' have a reputation throughout the West for liberal enterprise, intelligence and business integrity, second to none of our acquaintance. With a business combination reaching , to. the East and the South, , house in the city ha8 better facilities for pur-, chasing, and they are thus enabled te compete with the groeera of Cincinnati, or any other Western'city. Holiday Goods. The holiday season is approaching. Thanksgir Day is appointed for Thursday of this.week. Ihose oi our readers who want crrn iA rltnriAru An 1 1 1 'j t Ann will find the table luxuries requisite by .. ... consulting the advertising columns of

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sunnlied with nice troorlq for the hoi;days, and the show-windows make an attractive lisDlav .to the nnssers bv By looking oyetthe J'OJPirNA u the pub lie will be informed of the enterprising merchants in this department Rcelker, 13i.or.NT & Co.-i-We cajl atUyn, o. fJjriiigfiyWAtremPnt of this large establishment in the '1WteNlly. KThere isina.hou in thcity which at better-. rftrqTi fci Q - - C L Ii 1.1 1 1 , '"a"?gT0WTn, than this firm. They Tave grown from small beginning, in a few years, to,h Wst. A lofclth.fogh!fcbir ex fensive wareroom'f Biid larjre found rv would surprise our own citizians .and give them a more cqlarged idea of what Evausvilie ii doing in this dopart merit lof-eonMTierce and mechanism. Messrs. Reel ker, Blount & Co. eQoA.rOnU pliing-zjids for Iaiyv 8t. Louis houses, bait ul addition . the large trade in So;rrthern Indiana and Illinois aud Western Kentucky, they are weekly selling their wares to the States further South, on the Lower Mississippi. By the enterprine of such men is" the trade of Evansville being constantly extended and increased. A i iric u lt r ttA l Implements. In no department has the trade of Evansville Krown mnrfi mnidlv thnn in this. The card of Henry 0. Babeook J tnfi ninnonr V. ? .1 t - -i,', "ouse in tnis nne, appears in the JouRif al this morning. Long experience and an intitflate acquaintance with the buMness enables him to give entire satisfaction to his customers. I -rmq.xSm Jacob Straub Sv ness card will be fqund among our new advertisements this morning. This is one of our most enterprising Retail -Hfrdware establishments, and we take pleasure in recommending it to the favorable consideration of the J ournal readers.

. Recorder's CoiTRT.-There fMr?fc&Vtt"' "UMKVSlight sprinkle of business in the An affidavit from Jam, "yhurst rea-1 1 T,ir' Recorded Court yesterday, pre-. t&ZXgg2K -kijefnmV

, Mry perhaps 1o. a ftwmidable eho.fp

i One L'evi. sw.Tname'd Iniel. a new pedler, neglected to take, out a lioense. He wastherefoce callerl no to ;inltrW,Tj-ie;iic4!lMt -maile r,rr.-l. 1 . J r,A; W Vf t off upon paying costs, ?3 3D, and agreeing to purchase the necessary papere. , " Lewis Rath was gwirty of the -JX ungallaut au ucment of larruping hts wife, which cost him ten dollars, to say nothing of conscience and. shametacedue. voda xUi-z t A Live Me'rchantI hexe"'arV none who more completely answer that title than our friend J. S! Ricker, the proprietor of the fine Bpot and Shoe House on Second Street. He buys direct of the best manufacturer,', aud his goods are of the best 'make and quality. No one but a first class business man, and one who understood"ba aaice and value of advertising, could have built up -such a laTge and profitable trade as he has so soon grown into. However, his goods and prices are his best reconv mendations. Read his advertisement and local notices and go and examine hi stock. , 1 1 J: 1 1 1 Council Proceedings. COUNCIL tJHASPBKR, 1 KVAKSCIIMI l.V -M IW, 1 iCoanc 1 met. in regular se-sioiC Present Hon. Mayor Baker, and Councilmen Hunnell, Heilmar, Miller, uita; Smith, Wiltshire, Torrence and IDearA Absent Councilman Mills. The minutes of the last, meeting Wfre rend and approved. The Olty Hall wa crowded with inter -ested spectators most of them, having Mils pending or an ax to grind. ''t Tne loiiowing tuns were reaa ana mfkm provea, or reierrea : John Miller, for nails., SIS: Feldhacker & Sanders, sa.nd.se 04; folice rn(l, SM; A .r Whittleser. ae'rviees. Sl.Wijt); Mark it War ren. lanterns, 1 60; Reitz llauey steam gasue, Grant v liro., ex. Ira work, John Behag, sprinkling, ?R; Peter Zapp, et a!, on streets, Sffltf 65; Bellamy, fe ArreS, Work, $48; Alhaker dk tiadeo, stonework, 479flV; Asa Ialehart, professional services, l85: Conrad Baker, professional services, 512: Sdbastiati Kahn, on wharf, Baes A- Bssllllger, printing. ;Ni . . (Hti Mr. Jo'.in LnanuJer appeared oeiore tne Council; asking lliat an Improvement he made On fearl Htreet for its own protection and-fpi tbe prevenUon Qf the gas in l he main pipe from freezing up. Whereupon C6tnciliuen Keltz ard Wiltshire were appointed'- to exrailie tfcer matter and re-amrtii-:',1 m t. i I I lieu. Shackelford auneared befota the' Council as attortiey for' Mr; Brlilcfl meyer, signiiying nis assent to ine opening, of .streeta . and alley a isi his addition to the city of Evansville. but asking additional compensftTlrtA WW 'aYbltrBW)r; having fixed: damage at sl,0U0, whioh- le af-ers will-juoL fiay his necessarily incurred expense by he opening of the street. He also aslted for certain clay, on condition -'of grading the street from which the cjlay is taken. Referred to Reitz and Wiltshire. Mr. Chandler, on behaV of J. II. CarJin, asked an abatement on taxes for cause. Referred to Committee, on Erroneous Taxation. A. complaint against Mr. Seriber for building on Seventh Avenue, was brought before the council. .Mayor i.aKer reaa a notice which he had served on Mr. Serjiien ordering him to suspend operations. MA Seriber Tveing 'present, explained that -e had built on the, ola lounuatlons, sup nasi 112 it to be correct. He had not added anything to the front since tae notice hftf been served 'on hnn. -Thw subject was examined, prolixly and mathematically, and the Mayor decided that the Council had no power to grant him privilege to go on with the' building. The subject was laid ove I The Committee on cauoeliiig Orders reported the destruction of 826,n60 17, and ailowed the Treasurer $7 84, Interest paid by him. I rl' 1 . . . Vr ,.Ar n ft , 111 II I Ma I nrd - mttteTO street lne nineteen blocks of bowldering, done by Mr. Jacob LowrK. Approved. .s The Mavor renorted the prompt payment nf nbllcrntlnns civen forbowklfink to Mr. Jacdb VOtomvfmfrmm VtOTaol payment tUrfa hos tnlwuhihi VL-iicli h lie believed he had made out. but wliioh was not returned. Referred to the CommiMeeon Errni.eoan Taxation. Mr. SohTiber askedl'or an ahatemen of taiMon niKonnt of having been btw near John A. Reitz asked for relief from an invniimi of his r.rom ises. and it waadecided to make -necessary arniagt mants- al onoe-to tutbrd the desired relief, and bids, forth work was asked iojc autl subinf histdnter. .1 n ann.Jl to 1 i Mr.i Krats! asked .that) a box iwatr be nlaced in a certain liorl ion of the canal tat supplyinu waber fur ok at jlr, and lor the j A motion to relet it to ihe l ommittee on 1 t Ha 1. irti T Im ,.i rh. if-ll 1 WilSltkSt. ;;D inirtwii It wiis )rd,ri3ii thai a scr ifc.i i nut in iiowuJUIU'OWTi uWciimor ire lo Vine, bk to bpreceiwil uji iext Moudayniat.. jih-m, i ll oottf. Hasbrook & Richey a,-.ke-d an abatement on taxes. Jteiienea toUiHimitteeon Erroot taxes, irt!lti-d t'Hie Committee oil lEaroneous iiixution. OuitioUou.il was ordered that bids b adyertlsed for riKililrrg' Aeom fl- ngies 'tiri to'r.exr'MoOdfcj HiWht. Tne Mayor sribinffted a report of the aobitratow on te A4eslnent of fllumaues by the opening of oftrtaln streets io-liaiak meyarsidUlJ?i)D.'ttewh4e(arrounting to tl.rim: eoneiHTirt ill. on motion, t Ive atdt era ent tan cTAfflsa siibmpteil by n; Shackelford M-ett4T of Irrfnjrinever, was luid on tbje table The wharf report for the-week e fcoy, a!rf, ! showed 48"bttat lauded. mvfpfM.wln 2. ' Twenty (Pillars were appropriated to an ab Mrs: Huoon, an Indigent female, to readh herfrlontlin'Ohlo. ' 'l( The Mayor reported that McKelver had obtained judgment, against the city for 7 . OnWtxl to be paid. A Judgment obtained by Jacob Miller fbr SKI against the city, was also ordered to be paid. Ilnnnell wax appointed a committee to determine whether to plaster or ceil the ! Engine House, The subject of the p steam fire engine for L nirchase of a new aniasco was taken up, and com munlcatloaa were read, photographs consulted, and much miscellaneous conversation was engaged in. when it was agre-d that fnrt her Information should be . soufiht by correspondence. Mavor Baker submitted a Drofile of the 8urvev-of the praposed new road to Oak Hill Cemetery. The-proposerl road leads dineonallv from (Mii-slhut Street beyoivt Twelfih Street to a point near -the canal,be dnd Mr Orrt field, ; thdnce straight along the line of the canal until it intersects the present road neat the cemeier;,'. ITrper M(5rket.reior shows, outoldo Cc' lections ?2il 1" for the weekending Nov. 28. A communication waa received from Louis Frederick, tendering his resignation US policeman. A oarrtm tin lea tlon was received ' from. Ham'. Yiekery, asking a red net ion ot assessment. Reter-nd to Committee oh 7rroneous Asrtessmanta. j(tii j 'Pwo or- three new sidewalk were ordered, to wit:. On aoutheast side of Vine Street, from Tenth Street to the Corporation line, of class No. 2; north side o Bell

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ll i.l vuq eradintr nllov in Bleck loO, in Lamasco, were opened; fMW MSi CeEBfiue, ior isc. ; aMU TnsrWtaiHHMtte be io,wesc,"tnerbatrFawjwwwwwied th The committer oMUma and.ff'ire partiants asliyi ttert ilea Wina, An extensfo'Mf tttrie mr me week was grau ted. ITieiommitt. eaareed to meet to-nisrht M " bMlhtjfcjiittftHrtrStyiHalto.i ,mu. t Henry Withers, omplalning of his as-se.sMiinl,-a nfc jfcets being statedajtadnctiiin of SlIKl wp.s ordfirfd. wiv ordered to be repaired. Qn motion tne. Council adjourned 2EW M I-rruoIM ILITA N. The rana ape fijiqwV'W iOffMl'was'ptaced upon tne stage, ot; nie Met. opolnan last night in a manner highly imposing arr WttrsmttVSr.'iMKl peoolifMiytare. 1 i t ahio to te lafiaemjfe. "hjcenery, gotten up. panflally for the occasion by Mr. "W. Jfalie, was exc. . dinly grand and heau . . I . . I 1 . .. .. I . 1 r T-Tr.. l . . . I I I inui. ..iur luanmoH .t i, n -n

Emma Webb, Menna, by Miss Ada Webb,!

and Druf a. the Ic-o Wileh. t.v MiTHJir 1 arrr1! mm T gaTTaaiT u

trqi(fe,v. fere spiyncli impersonations, UJJkd, fd4e(l new laurels. u those taleiiB anu.ireaoy uuimguiyeu young, arusies Frevo. the Sua was adrotraUlaf AWdjoejd,, aHtt, ind tl. all the parts werfe well sustalnteh I The demlia1 betweep.Goldeuand 'oltztl)e ri val chiefs, elicited wild applause. the ' "music throaghOUt the piece waa milium l ie : t hat by Miss Ada, Webb and Mrs. Uolaen tncomparabie. All were surprised and pleased,wi,tb. the beauty and excellence iof ; a Jo - Thlsgjutrid play will be repeated to-night lor lha llsti tide, itd uctnje Should negnect this opportuuily to see it. W"e tlitk. rJthemost attiacUve play we have witnessed on these boards. Itabouudslri.Rtattrthg tableaux, gotten 'iirjln iniinitabie. A1HI1I VI. kivkk M:ws. CrN-nNATI,.Nov. 26,--The ruer is fall- , ixi JVathSr clear 7Ti rry PiTrsBCaG, Nov. 26. River 6 feet and falling,, .Weather clear ami pleasant.

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fall steadily.. The only additional ar fall steadiiv The oniv a.iditionni ar rivals were the James Uray, from Green

River, arid the Iydaha, frpni NcwHefchiW IMnuaQtute atif Ufrjpound

to LrOulsrHtMl The Indiana had rather a moderatetrlp The Cincinnati CommrYcinlof yesterday says: ffHIy vf fivf s new Evansville and CATro" packet Si IvM-thorn, Is pBogresslng finely, and will lie launched from Hambleyiifd oh' Saturday next

The Commernu! of Sunday says: ."Hf WlWtcty)?WlrWle n:,lr '

Wis,, yosu-nla'y iyVMnved a dis patch from Jiashville, reporting five and a hail feet onJftstSioala, and lng 'SMMii-abila .JiMitiji.o- it ),;n4ia 1 Captain Bolus, of KvanviUe, is also in tne city. io noias ion h at the Spencer House. Florence McCartv. etu:iucd in the office df ttie-- AffeirMhts aad Cincinnati locket tkunpan-ActuileritaiHy tell down stairs wml to the cellar, on Friday eveninig, cutting his head liadly. He was al6o,ptbJerwise severely injured. in addition" "to" the -Wwlmmalftnd, the Louisiana, P. W. Strader, Silver Spray and. Swallow are advertised for New Or.eHiu.'iu; to-day's Commercial. It appears; the oMI have all uitcltel in Indiscriminately There was considerable sparing on ViWMfa., L4Nrdai',-aud jtLd8 JntDated that the fcnrnefraoWwirT reduJBHyMtes to-mor row. AlPccsem. tuere is parnij wjuiiiaut freight' offering' to load out ope. through brfat a week to New Orleans from this polnt,yet we may antiiinrte heavier ship, ments shortly, as the river will soon be blockaded by ice and WW water at St. Louis. The Ernerald toaded for New Orleans at 50vper hundred, which js low enough, considering the euorhOtt &r penst oftwrfcfyprqwifeMi i MammamaBM . m ICES. TJ71 1 C1 it? - JP f OTtlWUfl ' . ..UOOK iV rl EAT.V T.lt.tatl Will receive and offer, on' Wednesday ineining, jNov.fi8 UiWj - lr to TOO dhtnete rat Tntkeys ; i-k fk'-t w , Pi fchoicf? rat' Chickens; M uoz. extra Leey ; n , 10p .Cap Piatt & Co.'s 'eYtta A ,uvv auti-cholera stall Jed UyteBs; viqqa tau- mn. c-iiokt Appjes; ' : ' !1fl l,w'AVtrn l,.riiV- - 35 dots. --pufa -Cattikr-aia ines. Do not fail to call at the L cm , .,. union una a. Maid Street. no erware including irutchoii'Hif-mcti aewiiiWl i pattern. at Bittoao be obtaiBBel very OIWBP on desiimg to maJce valuable holi day presents should call iv presents snouiu can ana examine 1 ! thW Storl-: The" roost K-autiful enMiog im to ordar, " itijiu peuaUdtM a superior quality, and warrauted. al tM'rriHij'iC ov27wl) uov27-2t. 1 I'O The bust Oysters in city are to be found at CaldwelH o. 9 First Street. nov27-2t Stile's Corn Fed Oysters ate the largest 'arid sweetest brought 'to tnfs city IiOttlr 4 JiPurn frpm Baltimore warranted to sive satisfaction or money refunded to be had only at No.- O'JIrst Street. nov27-2t ' Wm. Caldwell. We have on hand our full assortmant nP mon't L.iv'nnd VOUthS Call and tip boots, all of which have been ......... iw- onrl nw mnr)e as well as 1111 II II Ulli U L'. KV I u J 1 1 tr ' i c i ri ura n " ,J - any shoemaker iu this city can make a boot, and are made froni the hest ot stock mostly .French. ' hese boots have extra strong cou n sewed ones are sewea www, -j - kiD are the same as we suiU .mat year. 3 DuetrVof them will wear as ion ! ,l...t ton To Tftii a i la nnv TK ft rV4ir I 1 1 il I til" v "ouaiiv v sharo in . this city, and are tHd -.as cheap as others'sell nogr. boots. J. S. Richer, No. 8 Second Street.

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tjQd.jWshaJLJ remember t old and reliable nouse of F. rkpk k UJ wbofccwNat preset -Mcivint; sulenaid selection ot all kinds oi i oorf;" (JRrnetrt. Oil :(iths. ; House Fufnls'hmg tioods, besides i Atftt st8fck.f ntf Ante fitf , at pri alittle Jower than thev can be boui i&C A, )M0 .jTrribe th stoct. Riid iude for yourselves. Al . -TT.. J ,,.Tjj .Poor Mah's lirtiAJteT. i range of topics ami fuUt)s of trtj rneiit An matters in Tliiii,to whT J tJJLiAI 'Vlft- mm li. . ttl mmm mm t 1.9 t-H-uaye uever. rnought or ,,fpnsuir ' a dictionary before, and yet have j a u4W. wrvtiro Olse ; to Jrp, lm e ill 1 fche.nicw illutrated edition ot' V frter tr I ibrstr yfnf the pi orvt tin. and UudwpeuaaWeti p of "fnrnlture the table of thfi su-Violnr fit - ' J Wno'S. LL. D. Pretitteitt Wet, ... I I .' . . . . 1- . . I ill ULIV. ril. ifh Boots that many h nngForvWtLre eleg . i .-u ER, Stree you waut a of F IiffnoTaiVom lowest to highest pi i.flodge, Carr. .''K'tB-i Wateit. ic Sycamore' Stijjetn. Tl Jl'ou wHl" find Whisky Afl' 00 t. per gallon Brab'dy at t2 50 to ; best Old Kentucky Peaoi4 $8, every other article beloW Cincin pricea, toO , , nov27 di loll iiiaiiJir' :ftiat . Watch Repairing. Time is mc and if your watch don't keep g time, take it to r tulip N Main Street, who enjoys ar- envi: reputation as a repairer c. wattHe has also a splendid stock Watches, Jewelry, SiWef arid PI; ing ana repairing at low ratea. - street, between Alain anrl ftycain sell the Dest all-wool Blankets or t novlGdlw. Swain's Infallible Hair Restort; is decid'ediy the best article form ing gTay hairtqitsjriginal color, dyeing), effectual! lly taring all disc - tailing on, giving-lt softness 1 71 . .. T. . . . w .. iu- niar not rung eise can prnn nee One dollar per bottle, hole all druwtst in Evansville. Deno t South Wute;-.Stret t, Chicaijo, Illi ' We are prrtrared to furnish to new 'mfen'J'HiPvelopes with pri cards very cheap. Atpi.rs! Appi.es l-f-Just reat tki New York (jflOry, . Street, a choice lot of eastern ap such as Golden Pippins, French Vlfforw41!i'iMJveets FoR'th'SrlrArgest and Firfest S of Men in and DQys ClfUiiig. the Great Wardrobe, 84 Min St S. X Smith & Co., Pmpi' uov22 dtt. . juit Choice Nkw York Apples. received om hundred barrel c fftevo Xork Apples Jft toT.T5' and sale low by '". ff AyHUBaT & Whittakkr. Jib. $ SpuU' .Watel Strc novSOtf .(a Don't walk all over the ci find what everybody will tell yoi be found iu greater abundance at m&mMny.wmtimte No. 5 South First Street, novlt wheat Flour. 10 barrc MttaUBJUM sale Cox & Humphrey s, novlTdlw No. 7 South Water i 'ioiKHlheiitrsiied pleasure in announcing that Stove Foundry, which was bu uome time since, is again in full ration, and they are now ready ti f&UkUMmM anytlmi? jt "ne Crooking and Heating ht Moiioware, unware, etc., ato. assortment of Stoves is equal to lu .tlioi WifittTJrhfer ia also a age. and we are certain that Wasl Cottee iioilers wun inese oottor L UIIcC JDUUC1S win lutcv UVllVl UWiVlliHtf iWm. as th pattern of bottoms. Call :ind e me for yourself before nurch elsewhere. Sample and Sale R No. DB Main Street, Evansville nov20-dlm. Brinkmeyer & a" Beavers, Chinchillas, CI Doeskins, and .Caapimeref1, th 2 eregant'aflff 'frTlre1 Targekt qua are to be found at J. R. Lotspe No. &Soh First Street. Mr. does the cuttine. and finiarnnt perfect fit in every cage. novl6 t , Ip-ou want Shawls, Cloaks, CI Cassimere or Millinery and DryG of any discription, go to SVHAWTER, BtTSSINO & 0ctl3-dtf. The Journal Steam Pn Office is the best place in the cit y fkif yxtkJp .the way ,of Cirei Lards,, and Anvfclorjes Br friends of Mr. David dtrsln will iijrhim permanently J.. R tUotapaiflb,, No, 5, South Street. Tho cowmandajjf his fri will be promptly obeyeoV Novlo-eod.

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