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MATRIMoNIAL,-There was a, de-
cided falling off in the matrimonial
market during the last week, the fol-
lowing being the only transactions
James Huckelby and Kate Dausman
Gustavus Paul and Eva Ellfelder.
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For RENT-Brick Dwelling House,
containing nine rooms. situated cor
ner Fourth and Chesuut Streets. In
quire of JOHN A. REITz,
might at Reitz 4 Haney's Foundry
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pd- Now is the time and j. II,
Spring 81, Clothing .,oi he b has Just od r.
to be found in the city, consisting Of
cloths, fancy and plain cassimeres and
vestings; also, nice lot of those
magnificent French and English coat
ings, which he is making up in the
most approved styles. Go and see,
No trouble to show them--at No. 3
First Street. tsl
Fine Spring suits made at Carlin's
for $50 to $35. Cheap goods is his
motto for the Spring trade. mh25tf
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BS- If. you are in need OF a stock
of liquors, cur advico would be for
you to go to Hodge, Carr ~ Co.'S, cor
ner Water and Sycamore Streets, and
buy them cheaper, better, and more
of them for less money than any
other house will or can afford them
All liquors warranted as represented.
lang IF
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
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o'clock p. N.
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ACard.

EVANSVILLE, IND, March %. >
Editors Journal: IN n
Please announce that do not de-
sire my name to come before the con-
ventien on Monday evening, as can
didate,fo City Clerk
, y = = Gro f.. 4RFsHAN.
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FRESH LEMoNs-Fifteen boxes fol
sale low, to close.
mh233t s. K. GILBERT & Co.
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PosEY COUNTY CIRCUIT CeURr-
The Spring term of the Posey County
Circuit Court convenes at Mt. Vernon
to-day. Prosecutor Hargrave left on
the May Flower, Saturday, for that
place. The case Of the State Us. the
Carlisles, for murder, will be the most
interesting trial ON the docket.
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New REAL, ESTATE, ,AGENcY.-rJ.
r Elliott & Son have opened a Real
Estate Agency and General lntelli-
.gence Office, for the saleof and rent
ing of. lands, houses 60, &c.
Persons having houses or land to
rent or sell, or persons wishing TO
purchase or rent, will do well by CALL
ing on them at their Office, on Third
Street, near Locust, in Elliott's
Block. ~
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D0-For the incest sugar-cured
hams in the city, go to the New York
Grocey, ~ Main Street. r.r-Ez~
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B6s- We were glad to have a call on
c, - = j. = = e. Y w q NJ -

DG- We were glad to have a call on
Saturday from our friend, W. S. Nc
Farland, Esq, of Greensboro, Ken
lucky. Mr. Mcfarland. is devoted
Union man. and heartily. endorses the
action of the Estate Conyention Of
February 18th. He is hopeful of
the future for the Union party in
Kentucky, Iandisp confident that Da-
viess County. which has been consid-
cred SO hopelessly Democratic, will
give the ticket han dsome vote. Mr.
Mcfarland is, one Of, the most talent
ed of the rising young men of the
State, and we are not surprised to
hear his name favorably mentioned
by the Union men of the Second Dis
trict as candidate for Congress. He
would make gallant, race, and be
able thoroughly to- ventilate. the
Rebel record of John Young Brown.
RECORDERS CoURT-A complaint
was entered on Friday against two lads
for disturbing religious meeting at
Ingle-street Church The boys were
arrested and had hearing on Satur-
day. Onelpf them was discharged on
paying 50 costs The, other bad to
pay 81 fine With same amount of costs.
Both young men are of respectable
parents, and : should have more per-
sonal respect and respect for their pa
rents, if they have no respect for the
house of God. FJa .sIo0a bsldhg
A man was presented for forestall-
ing the market. We did not ascertain
what disposition was made of the
Sophia Barber,i a colored woman,
fer an assault and battery on another
woman of like complexion, was re-
quired to pay 81 fine and 50 25 costs.
The fight was about gay and festive
negro of the male persuasion, in
which each claimed proprietary in
terest.5 =. : + "a a.. : "a az
X George Mobbs, for the luxury Of
being drunk. was charged 50 30 in the
shape of fine and costs.
"A gentleman, in, front of whose
place of business a small box had
been left during his absence, on the
sidewalk, was brought into court. But
on hearing the facts in the case. be
was let off by paying, the officer fol
arresting him.
Two women, named Mary Riley and
Sarah Swan, were presented for being
shamefully drunk. Mary is represent
ed as regular females sot, while sSa-
rah- has an occasional lucid interval
She,expressed a desire togo to Hen,
derson, and she was shipped to thai
place. Mary was sent back to Jail.
| George Pape was drunk, but hao
no money to pay for it and was turned
PRISONERS IN TRANsITU. The
Carlisles, father and son. charged
with the murder of Lieut.. Hampton
last August, near Greensboro, were
brought to this city last evening or
board the steamer Empire and lodged
in the county jail. They will be
taken to sPosey County, where they
Twill be tried for their lives. They
were in, charge of the Sheriff of Spen-
lcer County and small escort. The
prisoners affected to feel cheerful and
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LosT.-On the END inst, a port
monte with small sum Of money in
it. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving it at this Office. mar23-tf
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Editors Journal: l4A ne48
i / would like to ask the City Coun-
ell through your columns why our
street lamps are not lit at night? The
public have been greatly imposed up
on in having to wait till late in the
evening for the men whose duty it is
to light up. Especially the ladies, if
they wish to go shopping or to church,
must either remain at home or run
the risk of getting into the mud, and
while our streets and crossings are in
such bad conditions their chances are
very good. Noso it is worse than euer,
as they are not lit at all, except on
SOME of the business streets. IF our
city is to be lit with gas, let it be done
properly and in proper season, or do
without it entirely, so that we may pro :
vide ourselves with lanterns. To be
compelled to pay for an article and
not get the benefit of it, is neither
right nor just. | trust this may be
sufficient to induce our City Fathers
to give it their early attention.
Nrvr
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pO- Messrs. Cell & Rheinlaader,
music dealers, Third Street, below
Sycamore, are daily in receipt Of the
Newest publications. dec29-dtf
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PENMANsHP.-Twe five lessons
are given at the Evansville Business
College for So. Hours from 9 to IL
A. NJ. 2 to 4, and z to p. M.
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DD- We want to buy 10000 bags
wet White Corn.
mch21 div BAIRD x START
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cav TOES" were the order in the las
session of Congress, but nothing was SO
sneetually vetoed as Indigestion, Dyspep-
DYSPEPSIA CURE. No two-thirds vote
xo9n ever sustain these troubles when the
cure IS called to the rescue. DyEpepSia
Heartburn, and Acidity of the Stomach
sannot exist where Goes Dyspepsia Curs
Is teken. jams dAwh
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ORDERED 10 BE, SoLD.-We learn
that the Cumberland Presbyterian
Congregation have ordered their
church edi6ce, corner of Second and
Chestnut Streets, to be sold. They
propose to purchase a new site and
erect a new church edifice this season.
The location is notIyet, we believe, Sc
lected.s.Eat i83if baa snsasis sdfT
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The Franklin Brick Machine.

Justly celebrated for perfect simplicity,
great strength, and immense ompressing
and two horses, to- self-tempera the clay
and make 5000 to $500 elegant bricks per
hour. J. H. RENICK. Proprietor,
sal No. II Broadway, New York, Room %.
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port him fairly, and if he used the
words Union man, I" the union"
slipped our notice. And not hearing
the word mentioned it never occurred
to us to put any such an adjective in
connection with his Dame. We hope
that noted Union man will live
through it. lH NAr
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25

9cMerehant Tailors' new gooGs.ar-
irving at the, new esta blishment-.5
Main Street. - a A-iA4 aA#H
mar5 If SMITH & DARLING.
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ExERasED.-Our distinguished
patriotic neighbour, of the Border on
the Rufiian-.S Sentinel on the Border.
we mean-seems to be terribly exer-.
cised, because-as he professes-we
left the word Union ! out of our re-
port of his remarks at the Court
House. the other night. We assure
the gentleman that we meant to re-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25

A RELtxB1E HOUSE, 1--WE direct
attention tosthe-oard of Messrs. Kap-
pier & Schnakenberg, liquor dealers,
which appears in another column in
this mornings JOURNAL This IS an
old and well-established firm, worthy
the public confidence, and liberal
patronage.
s Importing their wines direct from
Europe, they can guarantee their,pu-
rity, and are able to sell at low prices.
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A FEEBLE EFFORT = EIGHTH

"A II EEBlsE EFFORT - EIGHTH
WARD DEMOCRATIC MEETING. II.
Twenty-Five of the unterrified but
greatly demoralized Democracy met
on Saturday night at a grocery in the
Eighth Ward, to select a victim to be
sacrificed at the coming city election.
1t was sombre meeting, and did not
SAVIOR at all Of the char
acter of Finnigan's Wake. I"
The Committee appointed at prev;-
Gus meeting to present names of can
didates for nomination, presented the
names Of Jacob Daum, A. HI. Jones,
and a. T. Whittlesey. Mr. Jones
peremptorily declined to be sacrificed
and it being doubted whether Mr..
Daum would accept, a. I. Whittle-
seyi was put in nomination. We do
not know whether this was intended
as a punishment on Whittlesey for
his vindication of the City Council
at the Court House, or that being
Postmaster they think he can stand
~
defeat with the better grace. An at
tempt was made to hold Democratic
meeting at the Council Chamber, but
Johnny Burke and one other were all
that rallied around the standard OF
the Democracy in that ward. With
out transacting any business that
meeting adjourned sine die. .asie
A FACT NOT GENERALLY KNOWN,
We learn from those who have ex-
amined the statistical returns, that
in point of business transactions, in
proportion to population, Evansville
ranks third in the United States.
San francisco is the first, New York
city the second, and Evansville the
third. We had scarcely supposed
such was the case, but are assured it
is the fact by gentlemen who have ex-
amined the subject and are entirely
reliable. ~ -'-s @A ~.
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y FoR RENT.-A frst-class business
house, No. 40 Main Street-price
reduced. Apply to IA. X Wells 4
Sem, No.. 81 Main Street. i9ia
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Stoves AND TINwARE-Wholesale
and retail, at j. b. MEsKER's,
Sycamore, bet. Second and Third SITS.
mh12-3mdGw t.fDfagl4 IVY
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A STANCE PHENoMoNoN.-We are
informed by gentleman of veracity
that large Erolite or meteoric stone
was discovered few days ago on the
farm of Jacob Zimmerman % miles
from Mt. Carmel, Illinois. It is clam
shaped, and weighs about 100 pounds.
1t was discovered in a path used
daily, and had but recently
fallen from the ETHEREAL regions,
as fresh leaves were found beneath It.
Some one suggests to US that it might
be the residium of the large meteor
we saw during the Winter, and which
the local of the Courier mistook for a
" shower Of fallen stars. = The me-
yteor was travelling in that direction.
The erolite is said to be composed Of
sand and some kind of iron lore,
which appears. to have been fused,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25

REAL ESTATE TRAEsFgRs.-The follow
ing Real Estate Transfers were entered for
record in the office of the County Re-
corder during the week ending Saturday,
Marot,a .l2d.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13

=, A. rr,nonal nuestion 70 be discussed at the
paiSyade Congress- 10 what hnsSS"eS StronC nortv
seleeted for general adoption: oy clpecbS
n ,avor of the Russian language DeInS .us ustlir
Ihed They argue that OF the iOul pIucipai oaNoho %
anSnaces-the Czech, the POhSh tnS DclNli au Wy ~
Nrst has been rendered nearly oDsoete IN
hus,cc ~ tbe encroachments OF the German ele
ment In Bohemia the secOhu - 5u0 uaS9 Va q = t'
now no longer In existence anu .e tilu - - US, ,ro
% small 0roport0n OF the Sayonlc race; 80 thai teie
soiy a. tbe Rnssian which, both account OF It's
political Importance and prevalence III lar4e os
IT, ~ ,,niyfrsal slayOno language. The party Wbloh
i.oeatos ~ these views has already cOmnlsslOncu
o,oc 81 its abest members 10 write educationa HoIks
calculated 10 spread the knOWedge on kussia kus ~ nv
Rank and RussO-C Czech grammar by the ctIcDt avou
czech liuguist NJ secB who is now at 81 ietelsouF
and Is said 10 have received many MARKS Ol
nary favor from the Russian Government 4aIVCtnol
grammar Of the kind being written Dy 1esPa
af Moscow In SerVIa there Is also strong pou VI ~
slavists who do not yield in attacmeht 70 t"alS ~
their fellow Slavs IN Bohemia nh9' uy S3oes
the opepng OF the congress tney lssueu an tuuioss
10 their Russo SayOnian brethren. in WACn tnoI
state that they hook upon Russia as the eiqef sser o
Bohemia and Southern slaVCha anu & tiaD Il 80 ~
sbould be allowed take In hand the great Wolk VI Ie
uni0catnn Of the Slavs This document sghlhchny Oou
cndes as follows Many OF our bret1ren SUI trodH
under the woke Asatics and are unable 70 rase th
heads to look at Gods sun 10 take part IN the move
ment for the accomplishment OF SayOnlan unity III ,o
name of our brothers who grOan under the Iurhisu
In the name of savOme civilization we beg yoe nvS ~ 90 ~
forget these unhappy slays VINO ha'esln u i'"'
national existence"
ANOTHER COUNCIL OF MINISTERS
Another Council Of Ministers held Aug r. at Wilch
the Sultan presided. The questions OF TURKISH IeIoi
na ,bo res of the mission Of Fuad Pasha 10 the Car
were discussed His Majesty spoke III favor OI % ho @ oo
structon OF railways throughout tno p and Granted
10 tho Servan Company, and the only point sun 10 pe
settled is the State guarantee
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
,yorurp corNc1I. OF MINISTER'S.
AUSTRIA.

THE sALzBURG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NIION' -,
As proof of the pacific character OF the
salzburg interview the semi official Debate OF To-Day
says:
"Aooording to an agreement between France ana AUS
tra France mas eounseed Denmark not 70 insist upon
the retrocessOn of Duppel and Asen by PrnsSla anu
snch demand render impossible an UNDERSTANDING VIII
Pr,Issj relative 10 the North Scheswlg quesuon.
Prince Lchteustein, the AiddeCamp OF tee LiupeIor
of AustIia has left here special mission 10 rams
Tho Ee,o Free Press of Aug so publishes dispatch ac-
oord,ng 70 which Baron Beust mas instructed the
Austrian Minister at Munich TO inform the Bavarlan
Cabinet that the negotiations al SalDg p9Te o
oforonce IN coufh Germany and that France ana AUS
fra have agreed 10 avoid interfering III the affairs OF ioI
eign countries.
rINANCEs--BARoN voN BEUsT-RoUHER
Herr Won Beoke viii shortly lay proposals for the Gov
erinV of the deficit OF before the
Conference This deficit amounts TO 60cOOOOO and II Is
proposed TO cover by the projected sales OF state 90
mains for which purpose preliminary arrangements nave
been made. . =, - - 1,..... ,,rnoo
dence over all Court officials, with the exception OI INC
first Grand Chamberlain. - .o. q, o.
the French Minister OF state NJ ROueT, who is IN thas
oity Is about 20 proceed TO Vienna. , -.
The solemn transfer OF the Bohemian crown jewels ~
Prague has taken place
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
THE MARKETS.

fCarefuIy reported for THs TRiBuNR
THURSDAY, Sept. u, 1867.
AsHEs-The market is steady but quiet at o. 50 for
Pots; Pearls nominal.
BUILDING MATERIALS are firm; we note fair
business I'm all articles coming under this heading
We uuote as follows: Bricks at tOdtlO 50 for com
mon Hard s1sd for Croton, and <l0 for Philadelphia
Front Cement ut 81 60 for ROsendale Hair al 80 3c for
Rio oCrande Mixed 35c for Buenos Ayrcs Mixed, ana II
l2c for Western Unwashed Mixed. Laths at IS, three
months Lime at 81 90 for Common and 81 rs for Lump
Plaster OF Paris at 81 un for Blue Nova Scotia 81
10 fun for White Nova Scotia 81 40 y Dbl for Calcned
Eastern and q 50 bb tor Calcned Knckerbocke and
Empire Mile.
C0TTON-The market opened quiet hut with favorable
news from Europe and fair demand, holders firm
the close the inquiry being from spinners and epecula
tors sales Of Sl5 5d25tc for Mddng Upands
and 26Sc for do New0rleans closing at outside
figures 49,. - .. - .,o. A. A.. ,, - -
changed. - mi, ., D.. ,r. ,
atate Flour early In the day good prices Of most
grades improved Oa25c per Dbl Later in the day the
5emand abated and the Improvement was mainly lost.
the market closing fat the sales are 1920 bbls at 500
az for superne State; 80 75dt for Extra sae % 70
,<I for the grades Of Western Spring Extras; tl1
40 9s for good TO choice do do 90 76at0 10 for ship
nne Ohio aI a$l3 for Trade do; s2 Bat3 GO for White
Wheat E4ua OHIO pdiana, end lpeh,gaDi slsp2 ~ f0s
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
PASSFNG ERS SAILED.

FOR SAVANNAH Sept l2In steamship Herman bvnestooT
Barnard Miss Bailey, Miss Warren hrs Armand and enid
Hodges T. sut SIR and Mr. Wills, y L Wise, w VI Burton
Parker PEBBLES r. p MeCantr NJ II Rogere heDhard
Petty, Miss b. Sshoemuler Miss Ann Farrell K spnng ina.
bme Mrs Thabeimer children and hrs hescher "
Bailey wife and children O. Willard wm 1bonpson wife and child
NJ Rch and wife NJ Elliot Philips. Brsd.h oes.s
Haley Obesk5 and child Geo Parsons and VIE Mise Asn
Mrs Gano Wall Thos PAYNE, Geo Turner Ihos BJrse
Acoa r. Lonnstea VIM Coma, H. Fletcher NJ Ward Albert
Biuuena r. NJ Allen NJ D. Lbeban John Riley r. 9 psrshD
servant T. Porter W. Jones w Jones Pope Jens
Turnhull r. Roberts w. H. Davis, wife and children
Adoph holman D. Wing a. Breherson. b. Wise tssre9
and WIFE NJ Mccormack and wife, Mr. Daley w. b. Ams~orth g
MeIniyr w Holmes. T. Dane Amos Ross and 10 stetrate
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
DENMARK

PROPOSED SALE OF THE DANISH WEST INDIES TO
THE UNITED STATES.
The Copenhagen Fddrelandet, Aug 30, pub-
fishes lengthy article dwelling upon the long since ex
messed wishes OF North America 70 purchase the Dah
possessions in the West indies and advocating the SaIe
70 that Power. The writer says: /. r.,
The cession might, perhaps be less agreeape 10 ns
land but no present exists to take that
tion into account might also be possible 10
France OF the policy Of such transfer OF the Dansh
colones 10 North America for after an advantageous
oi f those nossessOns Denmark would be enabled 10
make material increase TO her fighting power, and
notably 10 her irOnclad fleet
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
LOUISIANA STATE FAIR
GEN LocAN.-"By the way, the country

GEN. LOGAN" BY the way, the country
does not know how much 1t is indebted to Logan and
b ,r,e oodesty he will never tell them. When Gen
Grant was impatient at the delay OF Gen. Thomas IN
fighting the battle Of Nashville which eqded IN the o.
persede him and take command Of the army himself
arriving in the Department, Logan found that Ihoin
manders under such circumstances he Declined 10 sci
the order TO take command ut least M ater tne bsue
common and such patriotism is aD assurance that To
interests the country will De sae IN bis hands W What's
ever position be may be put