Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 11 September 1867 — Page 8

" f f '.I TH E EVANSVILLK DAI LY J0URNA1 :, WEDN: SUA )' ,S EETEM BE R 11 . 1867, 8

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,.--r . 7 . Are You Bilious? : attitudes of both hexes will an-wer this rasafcstion In the affirmative; for, next to disorders ot the 8 to roach, liver complaints an- perhaps the most prevalent of all lnwraal diseases. I s usual symptoms are a XMSonlah tinge In" the whites of the eyes, illy near the Inner corners, an untausy or slightly painln sensation. In the Tiht side, pain between the shoulderEldest, sick headache lassitude, mental 3Dess. lack of appetite, and Irregularity u tno b .weis. Whoever: recognises' this miagjiosis as applying to his own condiUsu may be quite certain that more bile xibts in his blood and less passes through Ira bowels than is expedient for his health, scad that his liver lequires toning and xvgalating. One of the special uses of ' HOSTETTER'S BITTERS s i .. too meet just such exigencies as this. is tonic principle rouses the liver; lrom J;orpor, and its aperient element gently rwiieves the intestiual canal of the nccreSmkbs consequent upon an insufficient supptir of nature's catliartic, the bile rrrsons of bilious habit w :11 find it the fyti safeguard against the attacks to which clwy are constitutionally prediscosed. and Moatd carefully avoid all ordinary alco"aia&t stimulants. I J mm- How many mothers suffer the agony erf seeing their little ones snatched away tHoia them by the Whooping Cough, or Jlrplheria, when a single bottle of Poland's .White Pine Compound would have saved fcifc baby 'a life. It is infallible. Moth and Freckles. only reliable remedy for those 'xmra -diseolorations on the face called 1ah Patches and Freckles is Perry's Mth amd Fkf.ckie Lotion. Prepared ausly by Dr. B. C. Perry, Dermatologist, 4! iad Street, New York. Hold by all drugKt in Evansville and elsewhere. Price '& per bottle. Jy2 d3m The AMERICAN HOUSE. Hanover Mreet, Boston, is the largest and bett axTkfcged hotel in New England. The sleeprooms a re spacious and Well veu til .ted: fea suites of rooms are well arranged, and &fnplet!j' t'nraLshetl for families and large fcrveling parties: aad the house will conUo.e to bti kept as a first-class hotel in wrery respect. . LEWIS RICE, i n28 dJm Proprietor. Colgate Act 3or's5 German Erosive Soap fs aiAxr ach-'REo from itrk materials, and may be considered the TiNDARD of ExcEtxnndfe. For sal by afcgrocers. . ' .- f niayM lyr 1 MmjJ Vegetable Sicilian LTair RENEWER 3 Hie only inlallible Hair Preparation for Star&rring Gray Hair to it Original Color; mrri Promoting iU Growth. . ' St is tbe-cheapest preparation ever-offer-d o the public, as one bottle will last !nejer and accomplisu more than three iseUes of auy other preparation. 'p Renewer is not a dye; it will not an in the skin as others. 3s -will Seep the hair from falling out. . Sa cleanses the scalp, and iiUKes the hair sotfl, lustrous, and siifcen.. or Treatise oathe Hair sent free by mmil, i r - R. P. HALL Jt UO Nashua, N. H., Proprietors. Storsalaby all druggists. se4 3ESRIFIC ONSLAUGHT. Now is the M9oa for those huge black swarms of flies Sfeatt so torment mau and beast. D l iTCH3R"H HOHTN1NO FL" -KILLER will Maft&e a clean sweep of them every sheet wl kill a quart. B ware of bogus limtaafciius, which some may say are -Must us spBtnl." There is1 nothing at all compurablt wtii it. Sold everywhere. Price Six Cents jr-SwJt . - Batchelor's Hair Bye. This splendid Hair Dye is the best in xht;' Wtrld. The ouly true and perfect Zve. H.rm!es, Reliable, Instantaneous. - No point men t. No ridiculous tints. 9inrni Black or Brown. Remedies the ill erets of Bad Iyes. Invigorates the hair, kMvisg it soft and beautiful. The gsnuSas la signed WMam A. BatcheUyr. All othm are mere imitations, and should be wroided. Hold by all Druggists and PerttUiers. Factory 61 Barclay Street, New lork. ' " m- BEWARE OF A COUXTERFEIT. dec 14Iy. "Blessed is the man who invented Aaep," says Sancho Panza. Still more Ucssed is the man who invented the xaeaasof remedying the neglect and misrtune that changed my locks gray beiore mxj time, or reaped the harvest of my hair More the season of my decay. To " Bar291 Vegetable Hair Restorative ""must 2m ascribed merits possessed by few or j-wat of the usual remedies for baldness and premature gray bair. The testimo-3-ls of its efficacy are numerous and toeproachable. Jyfl w S7ANSVILLE BUSINESS COLLEQJ Vomer First and Vine Streets, EVAN'SVILLE, IjfT TTCM. SCHOLARSHIPS issued X S3 OO. .U1 are invited V . all and examine oil wmrBAnf 1 n t rtl Or ,1 itr laiiiI i i . nuuress nut reeive by retui. mail College Circulai -rith specimens ol Penmanship and fr'louashing. L. S. MAYFIEL1), in2i dSm , P--ciral. JBTL. DECKER. JOHHfl. BECKM FEED. Q. DECKER. a DECKER & SONS, anufaetarers of Spokes, Wheels Hubs, Shafts, Felloes, and Bent Work, and dealers in i ' Tagons, Drays, Carts, Thimble Skeins, aad have always on hand a large assortment of jMMoned Wagon Maker Hawed Material!. 146 and ii? Main Street, corner Fifth, Ecansville, . Indiana i ' :" 1 JV Price Lists furnished on application. rachH ly . 8. M. ROLET'S , Real EstatAgeneyi a the office of Wm. Emery, Justice of the tmm, on Third Street, between Main and Real Estate bought aad sold on commlsatM, at reasonable rates. No chai ge if the miia not effected. W ill attend to the payarnt ot taxes, collecting of debts, renting ! bomsM, &c, fco.C3 . jy2Sd3m

lt4ILUOAl TIME-TABIiE

Evans ville and Crawfordaville. GOING NORTH. i-l", Leave Arrive. Arrive. Evansvill. Vincennes. T. Haute tiwira'od't'n. 5t30 A M I 10:27 AMI 4:20 P M i Mail ..... 9 100 a si ii:46 a m , 2 :55p m -. - . ( -IS 1 I T COMING SOCTH '2 Leave 1 Leave Arrive Terre Haute. Vincennes. E'ville. Vincennes Ac i.. I :0U a m 9XT7 A M Freight, A Ac 6:40 M 12r30 p M 5:38 p M Mali. w 4:40 r M 76 p M 1 10:40 p x ' Terre Haute and"Indianapolis. FROM TERRE HAUTE:. Leave; 2:30 A M x Arrive. Day Express Night Express .. wmwmiiii umi 11 125 A M ... 8:10 P m 1 10:50 p m 5:45 A M 1 4:40 P M OMo and Mississippi Railroad. FROM VINCENNES. Going East. Going W't. Mall m 2:20 p x 5:05 p at Express 9 :50 p m 3:05 A m r STEAMBOAT UNE3. To 'Locrisvil.i.K. Every Monday and Saturday at J0 o'clock a.m. Every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6 o'clock P. M.' , : i . t To Caiko Daily, except Sunday, at 3 o'clock p. m. . .- r : ' I To Green River. Every Wednesday and Saturday at 6 o'clock p. M. Every Monday and Thursday at 6 o'clock P. M. , To Eastport. Every Tuesday and Friday at 4 o'clock p. m. . ' -- TO Hff tBERSON Daily, except Sundays, at 3 o'clock p.m. t - i f -j To Nashviu-k Every Thursdayat Tour p. m. , ,' '. 1 To Memphis Semi-weekly. , RockportStage (via Newbnrgh and Boonrille,) carrying the mall, leaves at 7 A. M., on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrives by 7 p., M, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon days and Fridays at 7 a. m. Arrives Tues days and Saturdays bv 4 p. M Mt. Vernon Mall Stage leaves daily cept Sundays) at 7 a. m. . Arrives daily ( ex ex eepi sunaays) Dy a p. M. sot s To Niwbdbo.-Hack daily fexce' t Sunat 3 day,) from the Merchant's Hoteo'clock p. m OITYNEWS. Thanks. Dr. Kuart .. has the thankd of the Journal corps for 'a basket of fine peaches-i .' ,' i' Personals, Among the stranger in"the city yesterday, we note Capt. Jl. M' J. Miller, Clerk of Gibson County; Wm. II. Evani,! editor of the Prince ton Democrat; Av CPona-ld,' . d Princeton, and Postmaster John UNU, V.' 1 V- V il f - Drowned. A deck : passenger,' wnose name was not ascertained, lell from the Ella Faberon Sunday morn ing between Brandenburg and Louisville and drowned. A German lady saw i the accident, but , strangely enough did- not speak of it until nearly an hour afterwards. - Fishing. The fishing in the river in front of the "city id very fine'Just' now, and daily parties may be seen in skiffs; with line 'and 'fishing rod hooking silly catfish. A party out Monday evening caught more than they bargained for a good ducking. Sad News. River men and shippers generally will bo pained to Ie.ii u that Captain Washington, the famous steamboat agent and wharfboat pro prietor at Cairo, is seriously ill titul is not expected to live; Recovering J McBrown, who was seriously stabbed by Thos. Track oa Friday night, is steadily improvi.", and no doubt is bow -entertained of his recovery. Track, it is supposed, has fled the country. - ; " t T - Justice Walker's Court. N case of public interest transpired in Justice Walker's Court except that "Two souls with but a single thought, Two hearts that beat as one, " were united in those . happy chains dissoluble only by death, or the di voree laws of Indiana. Ripe Corn. The oflicers of the Phantom sent us yesterday samples of Tennessee corn fully ripe. . The ears are largeand the grain well matured.; The longest, ear" contains fourteeiT rows, with fifty grains in the longest.' row. With a good crop of such corn the people of Tennessee need entertain no fears of starvation" i . ri. . , i i". A S0LIBTETlTl6KF;Wetsaw,yey terday the petitionaddressed to the County : Commissioners, asking the erection of a bridge .across Pigeon Creek, near the Crescent City Springs, where, it will be remembered by our older citizens, - the creek was first bridged in this vicinity!. The names of the petition fill ' seven' pages, of "Legal Cap," and include that of almost every solid man 'in the city and vicinity representing eight or ten millions of the taxable property of the city and county. Backed by euuh a petition the Commissioners " have had a preliminary survey of the situation made, upon which to predicate an estimate of the costs, with specifications for the work. A strong reason urged by the petitioners is the 'fact that during the flood last Spring, the roads leading

from the FraDkirriTand lower bridges overflowed, cutting -oft" communications with the city from that side, except by the circuitous route via the plank road bridge., ' , - ? .

Busisess in the Citt, The air of activity in business circles in the city i is, truly gratifying to all who take an interest in tne prosperity ot Lvansville. -'When it is taken into consideration that the "business season " has not" yet' opened, our' merchants have much cause for eocotlragemint with, the liberal patronage they are already receiving," and it looked like old times,; in the months of March and "October, yesterday, to see the sidewalks in front of all our live wholesale houses,' literally piled, up with goods directed' to Mississippi, Alabama, Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky, HJinois, Indiana, and even Arkans. ' ..Dry goods, groceries, boots and shoes, hats and caps, hardware,: queensware,- notions, &c. all were represented---and wagon load after wagon .load, of 'sash, doors, blinds and flooring passed down Main Street, to the river. One gentleman alone, from Florence, Alabama, purchased over $8,000 worth of assorted goods here, which were shipped by the;Phantoni yesterday evening, and he was but one of the many. The fact is,' "the- abundant crops in those regions bordering" on the Tennessee River, have placed the merchants of that country in a position to purchase large stocks, and enables the planters and citizens generally to extend to the merchants a liberal patronage, and our merchants, for this reason, expect an unusually heavy business in a,ll lines this season. Withsuperiori stock, at . low prices, and with fair dealing, they are confident of not duly retaiuing the liberal trade heretofore revived iron that section, but of' largely increasing it, and at the same time' extend in oher directions their field of operations:' J-' Recorder's Court. There was a jrevVal of business in tae Recorder's Court yesterday,, and all the cases "seenjed to be of the same character druqks every one of them. Charles , Warner came first, and was finec $1, with 4 05 costs, whi'ch! she paid, like a ( little" man, and was bad go itt peace and sin no more. ' ".John Sha then approached the trir bunal, aud was charged $2 fine his beintr an aggravated case with 95 costs, which sum always includes board bill at Alex.'Darlrng's popular hotel. John does not pay a heavy income tax, and hence takes a contract on the streets at 60 cents per day, board included. . ; v . Sylvester Sullivan supposed to be no relation of Yankee Sullivan next answered for his folly, and wa3 fined $1, with $6 25 costs: He lost one or two meals ,atj(the " Castle,'.' probabfy. " Flowers, lovely flowers, ' ' In a garden you may fe" ;r. But of this kind was : not' Joseph "Flowers, who had been found on the street surrounding a large number of mean whisky.. He was a withered 3?"rer, with drooping-head and. lustreless eyes.. One, dollar fine r and $6 95 costs were the wages of his iniquityi which . sum Joseph started, to hunt up, in company with a police officer, wjth what success we have not been advised. , , . Court of Common Pleas. The larger portion of yesterday was occupied in the Common Pleas Court with the1' trial of a horse, case that elicited much iaievest," and attracted a large crowds versed' in horseo.logy.r'; The facts !set; forth. In the case were; that Richardson &- Day- had , borrowed a 1 horse! from Bowles &,f Burns to-as-sist ihem in" getting a lot of mules on board a?6teiamboat,' assuring 1 the owblers that they would be responsible for any da mages the animal might sustain while in' their possession. The horse , was returned J giving ' evidtpoel 6f"Eard usage sickened, and in a few days, despite tire eflWts and skill of a hoise doctor, died.- -The owners had, as they aver, offered to compromise for $75, which, being rejected, ihcy t bring ' suit for the full value Hf ' the horse. Which ' was . estimated . . at $150. ! The defence , was that the horse "was" not hardly used, but died through neglect of the owners, who failed to take proper carfTof him after he was Teturned. 'And "as a plea in abatement it was alleged that the horse was not worth $150, and that the owner had offered to take $75. Tried by a jury, Shackelford for the plaintiff, Denby for the defense. Verdict not ascertained. Another, case, was called in which the Attorney for the plaintiff undertook . to sustain his complaint by the testimony of one of the defendant.

but signally failed and agreed to a non-suit, and obtained leave to withdraw the papers, in ; order to .take a new start. -

Suicide-in 'Posey CbuNTf.Mr. W. S. Polard," of Posey Countyw rites, under date of September 7th, to famish particular of the suicide of: Mr. Henry, Hunter, near that ; place,, which are as" follows! T On . the! 6th inst., when' all t te family but one daughter was away from the house, ' the old gentleman (took down his shof gun,' loaded it in the presence of his daughter, and then went to the rear. of Joe house,' i placed his hat on . an ash-pile, , cut a small forked stickwith which to fire the gun, sat down on. tho ground, and in that position blew out his brains. He was about seventy-five years old, was a good citizen' and respected by all who knew him." ' Cleaning .the Streets.' The Zapp Brigade . were engaged yesterday in removing the gravel from the bowldered 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 encumbered the side walk in front of the " lost corner," , for .the last eight months, to be removed. local notices; Dancing Academt. S. Milum respectfully informs the .citizens of Lvansville, that he will open a Dancing Aca'lemy in this place," commencing on Thursday night, Sept. 12th, at Masonic Hall, at 8 o'clock, for young men and youths over 12 years of age, and on Friday at 4jT. M. for Ladies, Misses, and Masters ;-anl Saturday morning at 9 o'clock the Ladies and Misses class will meet again Tuition per quaYter ?10.' Satisfaction' guaranteed Jo .all over 8 years of age. or no charge. . For references and testimonials call on Mr. Buck, fit 'Fish's Book Store, or at the Hall. ' " 2t '," "MillinerV. See advertisement of Devou & Co., Cincinnati.; Experienceof twenty years in the 31iilib,ery business enables. lh.i house '4 to give unusual indncementL' They are reliable, and ' head the list of houses in this line. Base Ball. There will be a regular meeting of the Olympic Base Ball Club at their Hall this . Wednesday, at o'clock P. M. ''':: Charles Sexsmeir, J peptll It " Secretary. i "' O "t i l you wantto gef any Clothing made, I would advise you to go to H." & B. Ahlering's, No. .36 Main Street, as they are now receiving and opening a big stock of Cloths, Oassimeres, Vesting?, &c, which has been carefully selected and bouzht at low figures sotheyeannot.be beaten in regard to price and fit." - fscll dtf Fresh Otsters. II. Herman has commenced receiving Maltbv's Fresh Baltimore (JysterSf daily. s Warranted good. -' - l.4 (t H. Herman,' . Not Four Every bottle of " Barrett's Hair Restorative", contains eight ounces notour, as in preparations put up in similar style , Fseptl0-2t. - Once More. I would most respectfully urge all who can to buy their boots and shoes in the fore part of the week. I 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, 60 Main Street, . sepll 2t , J. 8.-Bicker.'; Ladies' Read This Mrs. Carniody has just returned from New York, where she has been lor the last month, attending ;the grand ,opening of Fall fashions, and. ,has. bought a host of patterns and trimmings' Cf the latest styles. - Ladies will do well to call on her before! purchasing their Fall apparel and learn what is worn in the fashionable circle of the East. Locust Street, between Second and Third, near the Post Office; sel0-2t , , -7-? : ' i ' , -. . j i j Absent. David Anderson, the famous Merchant Tailor, wijl be absent for a-few da vs. to lav in a new stock of Famishing Goods. se9 tf , fisariV large assortment of those fine crystal visiting cards still on hand at the Journal office. The ladies will please take notice. ... it . . : City Orders for" Sale. Inquire at the Journal Office. . ' f ' -ft ' . : Corsets. French Corsets of very superior quality, at the lowest cash prices, at Hughes aug22. Store for Rent. A splendkl store, No. 76 Main Street, now occupied by Cook & Healy. Inquire of " au27 ; x t . Cook & liEAtrEnvelopjes. All kinds' in - any quantity, pfitifed in j tasteful style at short notice, and lowest rates, at the Journal office. . j

LOCAL NOTICES. I Hand sewing try Milward's Keedles. Take none other than Clark's Cotton.

rS?Buy your French Corsets at Hughes'.. ' - ' ' aug22. StST" The prince- of cutters. Prof; Cotter, is now permanently' located wita J. II. (Jerrlm. lie handles the shears with grace and defies competition; -., so give him a call if you want something stylish.. sept7-tf Great Bargains in Tea. A new and carefully selected stock of teas of all grades and kinds has just been received at the New York Grocery. Great inducements., are .hejd put Jo tea buyers. .... An. excellent green tea at $1 00 per pound. Machines Use Clark' Sixol Cotton E2r R.eal French Whalebone Cor sets at Hughes . ' augrj. Milward's Needles are the best. ., Milward'a Helix Needles, in Patent Wrappers, are superior to all others. VST" Magnificent French Corsets at Hughes . ; ' . ',', ;, !i ' aug2. "Letter Heads, Bi Is Lading, Shipping Tags, &c, gotten up ia excelsior style and at short,, notice, at the Journal office. . r Gents: The finest and best selected stock of goods for Fall and Winter ever brought to this city can be found at 54 . Main Streets Call and see. Smith & Darling, : aug27 i ' . Merchant Tailors. Clark's Spool Cotton is the best. SSPJ. 11. Scbrichte, successor to Feldmann & Scbrichte, No. 50 Main Street, has just returned from the East with a fine ; stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins. Overcoating, and Vestings, and which he is prepared to make" up at short notice' in that exquisite style, as many of his former patrons-will testify; and good fits and satisfaction always guaranteed. Also, a nice stock of furnishing goods. Come to see me, , sepllw - j&SyCall at the Journal oflBce you want Business, Cards, Checkg, lleceipts, Drafts, Notes, &c, in the best style. . Consolidation; m Tho ; firms of Henry E. Blemker, fand :Blemker, Tillmann & Co., Stove Dealers and Excelsior Stove Works,, have been consolidated, and will henceforth be known as Blemker, , Tillman & Co. All debts and -accounts will ' be' collected and paid by . ' ' ' may25tf , Blemker," TlLLMAN & Co. - - ' - i Ladies? use Clark's Spool CQttbn. , BS?" Buy your English and French Hosiery at Hughe' j " ' " ? aug22. s , , .7-- o For Sale. The framing timbers for a building 50 by 20 feet, including joists and rafters, studding, &c, can be had at a bargain by calling at the tf . , . .Journal Office. f For Sale. Cook5c Healy, No. 76 Maiu Street, will gell their entire stock of Groceries. This is a good chance for any one that wishes to go into the business. Mr.. Cook has purchased a farm in the East, and will remain there. Cook & Healy. Evansville, July 12, 1867. 13tf : o Clark's Spool Cotton is 6 Cerd to 80. ' to -', ;-,;. toy A full J supply 'of J astices' Blanks for sale at this offiee. tf MilioariT Needles for sale everywhere. f m i ' . , To Real Estate Men. A full assortment of long and short form Deeds and Mortgages fot eale at the Journal Counting Room. tf HATS AND CAPS. ' " nd '.. . M rJ? GOOD S, -'iii . . . ,;:.".' , .. ' ; ,.v ior the SPRING TRADE of 1867. WE HAVE IS STORE A Fri.I uwnrlment of Good la our 11m Kwbteh we purchased for A1I during tl late panio in price u ui . w uicu j aud will ell at prices that will att'ord tbi Retail Merchant large profits. All HuaceuHfal erehanM know that the monev in made in baying' goods. As GOODS WELL BOUGHT ARK HALF SOLD, and as we do no t-harge anything for showing our stock, we would be pleased to have everybody that deals In our line come in and examine our styles and prices LANPHEAR & MITCHELL, ap3 No. ZH NORTH FIRST HT. A FIXE ASSORTMENT of Ladies' ana Misses' Trimmed Hat, of the latest i-pring StyJes.juMt received at - P LAXP iaR A MliCHELL'S. AftREAT VARIETY of Men's and Boys' Palm-Leaf, Leghorn, Pearl Mraw, and Panama Hats, f-r the Spring Trade, just received, and at greatly r--dnced prices, at ap3 LAXPHEAR A MITCHELL'S. LA KGE LOT of Shaker Huods Just CjL, received and for sale low at ap i.."UAk 6L MITCHELL'S. Private SchooL PRS. BELL wlli re-open her School on It M Monday, September 9th, at the realtwetn First and Second. au30 d2w

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