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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-04

RECORDERS COURT.-BuSinesS revived a
little yesterday in the Office of our worthy
City Recorder, and Els Honor expressed
the hope that he would be able this morn
ing to feast on nice lamb or porter-house
steak, having been confined to liver for
several days past. ..asss
Philip Gerish, on Saturday, amused him
self by abusing a Jewish woman particu-
larly, and the whole Hebrew race in gen.
eral; subsequently, he turned his attention
to, Mr.. Morris Kohn, who did not like to
stand, any shenanigan," and thereupon
incontinently wlsaled Philip. Philip, in
return, filed an affidavit against Morris for
assault and battery, and His Honor fixed
his fine at the lowest rates, 81 90, with 81 35
costs.
Kohn, not to be outdone in civilities had
Garish taken before Esquire Walker on a
pair of charges for provoking an assault,
and the Esquire having also been restrict
ed to liver for several days, combed Philip
down to the tune of So, in each case, with
an addenda of So costs, so that Philip for
his fun had to shell out the neat little
amount of SIS, and Esquire Walker to-day
regales himself on roast beef with trim
mings. In the meantime our friend Lord
Chief Justice Stinson is compelled to con-
tinue his abstemious diet of liver and
light vegetables, not having had even a
nibble for several days. But His Honor,
the Recorder, had not been yet deserted by
his good genius, for while feastlng in i'm
agination on his savory surloin, one Got
leib SCHNEIDER walked into his office and
desired to be tried and fined.
He said that on Saturday he had taken
/" swi glasses NIT his peer, when fellow
comes up and hits him swipe or two on
der coup, and Alex. Darling he comes up
and hauls him off NIT de jails in, and now
he wants to know vat for he has to bays
any more" His Honor, always ready to
oblige his friends, dispatched a swift footed
Mercury for the High Sheriff of VAN
derburgh County, who, on arrival,
filed his ''affidavy'' that he had caught
GotIeib and one McAvoy, on Saturday,
while laboring under the influence of in
spring lager, INDUCING in friendly hug
of each others necks, and each punching
the head of the other lnaoHst
Alexander conveyed them to the hos
pitable precincts of Castle Darling, where
he entertained them for a short time, but
subsequently enfranchised them, on con-
dition that they would report yesterday to
the Recorder. Gotleib came up, like a lit
tie man, and donated dollar to the school
fund, with a few additional greenbacks for
the polite attentions he had received from
Darling, and His Honor. MeAvoy failed
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-04

MUCHLY TRoUBLED.-The Courier, a day
or two ago, in order to prove that we were
abusing its friends on the other side of the
river, copied from the Louisville Democrat
an account of the killing of Amos MetcaIf
at Greensboro by the Deputy Sheriff of Da-
viess County, and brands our account of
the affair as false and calumnious. We
copied our version of the affair from the
Southern Shield, Democratic Southern
rights paper, published at Greensboro.
whether the Shield was more likely to
know the facts and state them correctly,
than the Democrat, we leave men who have
any brains, to judge. We have never abused
any good man South of the Ohio River.
We have denounced persistent rebels and
murderers, as for instance the assassins
who murdered Lieut.. Hampton, and the
Courier very naturally abuses us for de-
nouncing its friends. That's what's the
matter.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-04

VIM. II. Klusn1an, by permission, made
an eloquent speech advocating the policy
OF the removal, twenty-five thousand
was agreed to, and that the contractors re-
cetve $3.50 for the additional work, and be
allowed an extension of time for the COM
pletion OF the work, the Commissioners to
pay one-haIf the expense. t
An informal conversation was had on
the best method of building sewers, which
was am1cably settled.
On motion, Messrs. Mills and Hunnell
were appointed to superintend the build
ing of the Pest House,
Sluewalk OF class No. was ordered on
Northwest side of Walnut Street, from
E1gth to Tenth Streets.
Sidewalk of class No. 2 was ordered on
North side of Jefferson, from Parrett to
Sidewalk of class No. was ordered on
North side of Washington, from Parrett
Sidewalk Of class No, 2 was ordered ON
Northeast side of Fifth Street, from Wall
nut to Chestnut
Ordered that the bridge across the canal,
canal be filled up with box sewer be-
An inlet was ordered on the corner OF
Diyision and Third Streets, at Smiths new
Ordered, that the alley in Block o. Fourth
Enlargement, be brought to the, proper
grade.
ordered, that DR.. Jones be notified to re-
move bricks from the sidewalk in front OF
his premises. ENR nmfs l~--t7
The Codncif then proceeded to open the
bids for building the engine-house: Fair &
Meyer, 81, 1873 five per cent. Off for cash) I:
Jacob Meyer q Bro, 81 .985 dive per cent. of
for CASH Thomas Christ, $3.50 three per
cent. of for CASH; Payne Bros, $3.50 (dve
per cent. of for easily: John 8. McCorkle,
81 ,673 tive per cent. of for cash).
On motion, the contract was awarded TO
Thomas Christ, and the time for its COM
pletion was Exed on the 18th of December.
Ordered that contractors on cistorns be
invited to meet a committee of the Council
this evening, with bids for digging els
tern In the new engine house.
Ordered that arrangements be entered
into, with the keeper Of the Marine Hos
pital for the care of pest cases, until the
pest house Is built.
Bond for the building of engine house
fixed at amount of the contract, and 80 per
cent. to b. paid as the work progresses.
On motion the Council adjourned.
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TROUBLE ABOUT THE PEST HoUsE.-The
board of County Commissioners yesterday
discovered that the new Pest House had
been commenced in the wrong place, and
the attention of the Board of Health and
City Council was called to the fact. A
meeting was held, and the Commissioners
and Board of Health, including Mayor
Baker, visited the grounds, and \ more de-
sirable location was chosen, and the work
will at once be recommended. The fault
was generally considered to be that of the
Surveyor, who ever that may have been.
This mistake will cost the city and county
$3.50, each paying one-half. The Board of
Health are unanimously agreed that the
change of the site will more than repaythe
additional expense. The time for COM
pleting the building was extended
last night by the City Council three
weeks. Some members Of the Council
thought the County should bear all the ad-
ditional expense, but as the City pays two
thirds of all the taxes of the County, IL was
not deemed a matter of much importance.
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FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

which greatly facilitates the process OF
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-04

SYCAMORE STREET SEwER.-In conse-
quence of the great depth of the excava-
ton the work on the Sycamore Street sewer
progresses slowly. 1t is finished about half
way from the alley to First Street. The
banks show a great disposition to cave,
and large seam has opened just behind
the workmen nearly out to the sidewalk.
The excavation is now over twenty-five
feet deep, and at First Street will be about
twenty-eight feet deep, after which it viii
gradually diminish. Yesterday the work.
men commenced breaking up the magnifi-
cent cistern in the crossing of Sycamore
and First Street, which is in the line of the
sewer and has to be destroyed.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-04

THE BIGGEST YEr.-Prof.s George w.
Warren not only excals all competitors as
musician, but is well up as peachist.
He has laid one upon our table of huge
proportions, measuring in its grand cir
conference eleven inches, and over stem
and bloom ten and half inches, and
weighs eleven ounces. This is not the larg-
est he has grown by any means. but was a
splendid beauty. We dare any man to
send us dozen equal to these in size
George has three which fills large glass
jar, which he proposes to exhibit at the
South Western District Fair.
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SIDE WoRK.-In consequence of the
heavy rain of yesterday morning, work
was suspended on Third Street yesterday,
and the bowlderers were engaged in point
ing the alleys below Main. The bowlder-
ing will be continued down Third Street to
Vine, and down Vine to First, after which
they will commence on Second at Division,
and complete it to Main. Sycamore Street
will not be powdered of course until the
grand sewer, now being constructed under
that street, is completed.
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TlNPORTANT TO THE SICK.

E7~sef invite the special attention of our
SS2aDzEs-S to DR.. Easterly's advertisements,
GeassA can be seen in our advertising col
Ss,ssszG DIR. Easterly's Family Medicines
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1Has~2Eanerai satisfaction, and are kept in
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aGsssfzEestern and Southern States. 1t will
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szzznsn one medicine to cure all diseases
SzsnsaEsrspares remedy for each particular
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ALL RIGHT.-We never for a moment
doubted the word of our friend j., in
regard to those large grapes. We know
him to be a good Union man, and, of
course, a man of truth and veracity; but.
then, we always want to see those monster
productions-like to handle and taste
them. Well, we have had that privilege,
and are satisfied. We found one grape
that measured 35S inches in circumference.
If any of our friends have any larger
grapes, they can't offend us by sending US
nice sample. The variety sent us are
called the Green Congress. but have no
reference to the seth Congress, which isn't
green by considerably.
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A Gard.

THE SOLDIERS CoNvENrIoN.-As 1 find
my name in the Evansville Courier of the
End inst, under a call for Soldiers Con-
vention to be held on the 9Th day of Sep
TENDER, 1856, at Mozart Hall in this city,
wish to say that when the Committee
visited me for getting my signature to the
call, did not know the nature of this Con-
vention, and wish, therefore, that my
name may be considered as withdrawn
from the list. LOUIS KoEHLER,
Late Capt, I7Sth Reg. N. Y. Vols.
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AN UN-KINE STRoKE.-A valuable COW,
the property Of our honored Chief, Mr.. F.
NJ. Thayer, was found dead beneath a tree
beyond the city limits yesterday morning.
1t is supposed she was killed by lightning
during the storm yesterday morning. She
was a; home In apparent good health on
Sunday.
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UNION GLUE ROOM

Is open day and night, and the public
are invited to visit 1t (Ndasonic Hall, corner
Main and Third Streets. The room Is
comfortably furnished, and well supplied
with the latest newspapers and campaign
documents. Union men will come and
bring their friends. Strangers will be
specially welcomed. Music every night by
the Crescent City Band. Il rss5 Fl ftlil5 +
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CITY NEWS.
An Important Item.

We call the attention OF mer-
chants, advertisers, and the public
to the fact that the returns I'm the
once OF the U. 8. Assessor show that
the Evansville Journal Company did
SEVENTY.FOUR PER CENT. OF the
entire taxable Printing and Binding
Business or the city for the year 1866.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-04

S8- OF all the recent introductions for Q
lady's toilet, none can possibly excel MA
DAME FoY's CORSET SKIRT SUPPORTER. 1t
is so nicely arranged that The weight of the
skirts is transferred from the waist to the
shoulders. Dry Goods and Fancy Stores
have them. -t4Tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-04

CHINA DowN.-China ware went down
yesterday with more speed than safety.
While crate was being lowered into the
cellar in the rooms lately occupied by Cur
nick Bros, on First Street, something gave
way and it got dump beyond endurance,
knocking off considerable of the profits.
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~sPECIAL NOTICE.
TlsssslEILL'S CEDRON BITTERS.
,Read Mr.. EdabaIrT,di.sI,s Statement.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April q, 1868.
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RICHARD EDWARDS.
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GRESHAM & Cove call attention to
the new advertisement of our young
friends Gresham & Co., who offer some ex-
cellent bargains to the trade in articles in
their line. Dealers will do well to give them
a call.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-04

THAMES. = The members of Pleasant
Grove, Liberty, ind Union Schools, on
Sunday last, passed vote of thanks to Mr..
VIM. Tileston and Prof. Genung, for their
kind services in leading and assisting in
the singing of the schools at their late Elk
hibition. These warm-hearted Christian
gentlemen did much to make the exer-
cises so interesting. -
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A NEW CROP OF BowLDERs.--The wild
Hoosier arrived here on Sunday morn
ing, having in tow three barges load
ed with powders, for Prof. Lowery, some
$50 perches.g There were two. other boat
loads ready, but the Hoosier was unable to
handle more than three. The others will
come soon. =
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THE PUBLIC scHooLs.-By an ADVERTISE
ment of superintendent Butterfield, else
where in this paper, it viii be seen that
the Public Schools do not open until the
18th inst. This delay was deemed advisa-
BILE on account. of approximations of sick
ness during the first weeks of this month.
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Lam, respectfully,
II VOICE FROM vICKsBURG.

NICKSBURG, MISS, Aug. y, 1865
RE-2OHN BULL-Dear Sir: 1 am happy
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sssaalmae sasdrcn Bitters - with great benefit to
cs1zgEsEaE. M general debility and prostration
{ sE16szzzFzFstem produced by the unhealthy
sSzEzskEnss=nasmatic influence of the Mississippi
ESkM~1rEround Vicksburg, having been with
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-2NgmH x1KeHn campaign. / confidently recon-
GaaHmmaaG ats use to all persons who are ex-
apmEmHh Ga unhealthy climates.
H. w. FOGLE,
Agent U. s. Sanitary Commission.
Ss2EM eale by PETER WEBBING, Water
SaARnmuk- fmay14
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D~ We are under obligations to Mr.. @. It.
Aubin for copy of Lloyd's new Map of
the United States and of the Continent. 1t
is probably the most complete map of the
kind published. 1t should be in every
Office and library. gftfs.l
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s9 COLGATE'S AROMATIC SoAP.-A
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Vegetable Oils, In combination with ely
cerine, and especially designed for the use
of Ladies and for the Nursery. Its perfume
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feb23 d&w1y tro
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CoMMENCING.-The excavation for the
cellar of a new building between Henning's
and Sonntag's, on First Street, we are told
will be commenced this morning. Success
to the work. .q1. .ss.-sney-f 8VaaI fl'H
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to fulfin his part of the contract, but he
will be pulled In due season, If that is a
week hence, and he will hardly get off so
light as did his friend Gotleib.
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ELEvArED.-A tall derrick was erected
yesterday in front of Matt. Henning's new
building on First Street, by which to raise
the marble used in constructing the front.
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FECIAL NOTICES.

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$50 BATCHEL0R'S HAIR DYE-The
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which PROSTATE the vital powers, with
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Mrs. WINsLoW.

an experienced Nurse and Female Physi-
clan, presents to the attention of mothers
her
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Ia given, that at the next session of the
Board of County Commissioners i win
make application to that body for permits
sion to sell intoG icating liquors in less
quantities than quart. My place of bust
ness, Lots 201 and 202 Locust Street, be.
tween Fourth and Fifth, in the city Of
Evansville, Ind. [au2o w3t