The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-04

aA eHH FROM VINCENNES.
Going East. Going W.T..
ail.."........................ 10 p NJ 5:25 A M
Express 80 M 5:l5 p NJ
Passengers for st. Louis and Cairo, leav-
Ing Evansville at 2 :l5 p. NJ, make close con-
nection with the O. 81 M. r. r.. at Vim
cenneS; arrive at st. Louis at 1910 A. NJ,
and at Cairo at $50 A. NJ.
q .sa- CITY n EWS.
pa There was another case of as
sault and battery before Esquire
Walker yesterday, An omnibus driv-
err paid the penalty, and retired a
poorer, if not wiser and better, man.
ERRoRs-Several errors occurred
in the Evansville National, and Mer-
chants National Bank reports, as
published yesterday. Correct state
ments will be found IN the paper this
morning, to which we call the atten-
ton of those interested.
Bay" The boys yesterday were laying
in full supply of fire crackers, sky
rockets, &C., preparatory to an enjoy
ment of the Fourth. We hope the
little fellows may have a pleasant and
happy time.
BG~ The steamer Tarascon is ex-
pected to arrive from Louisville and
New Albany to-day, with large party
of excursionists and pleasure seekers.
We hope they may realize their most
sanguine expectations of pleasure and
enjoyment, while in the city.
COUNTY CONFERENCE.-THE Union
County Convention comes off Satur-
day, the 18th inst, instead of the 18th,
as was enormously published. Let
every Union man be in attendance at
the Court House att o'clock P. NJ.
BE~ Prof. Knight has been selected
to take the enumeration of the chill
dren in the city,. This is good selec-
ton, and the place could not have
been given to a more worthy gentle
man.
BGr Workmen we're busily engaged
in erecting the fireworks on Water
Street yesterday. We are assured that
the display will be grand one.
Things are to be so arranged that
every man, woman and child can have a
fair view. Turn out and see the fire.
works. asisAs
SAILED.-Among the names of the
passengers of the Scotia, which sailed
for Europe on Wednesday, we notice
|. the names of our esteemed fellow
citizen, Mr.. Samuel Orr, his wife and
daughter May propitious gales waft
them safely to the homes of their an
cestors-the Green Isle of Erin.
B@ Omnibusses will run to-day to
the Crescent City Springs, at 40 cents
for the round trip. This arrangement
has been effected so as to accommo-
date those who have not private con.
veyance. We learn that propellers
will also run between the city and the
Springs, so that means of conveyance
will be ample.
B= The man of whom we spoke
yesterday, who was charged with
having secreted goods that his daught-
er was said to have stolen, was held tt
bail in the sum of $780, He gave
bonds for his appearance at court
We are told he is man of consider
able property, and that his daughter
has no excuse for abstracting goods
except a propensity for taking thing
she can carry 80 se97s4k1
| CoRN.-We learn from farmer
who lives in the lower part of tn,
county, that many of the farmers ar,
just about finishing the blowing O
their corn, which looks quite we'll il
that part of the county; and, with ia,
vorable weather to the end of the sea
son, the yield will be large. We hav,
also heard favorable reports from
other parts of the county.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. - TIL,
Board of County Commissioners ad
journed yesterday evening till afte
the 4th of July. That body will con
vene again on the 9th, we understand
and remain in session the balance 0
the week. The business will proba
bly, takelupa portion, if not all, of mex
week.