The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-22

TA4z - ft@ AA -<+4< s. S#ls 4 &
NsAIz,MONDAY. APRIL
are busy repairing damages. building
fences. and are preparing to COM
mence planting The people wear
more pleasant countcnances, and are
more hopeful'for the future. ALI the
| tobacco houses seem. to. be busy in
putting up last years crop, and money
matters are expected to improve,
speedily and trade consequently, rec,
tEive Billy thinkssithataif the mer-
chants of EfahsgilIe Will be aaiittlst
patient, and properly cultiyates the
GreensRiver trade. that sitAcan be in,
| creased fully fifty per cent IT will
be nessssaFy0 10 AaEe seiaiie effort, as
the country is AoSded With dfdmmers
from Louisville, holding spacious in
duo ements to draw buyers to that.
city. he9hefShaIts .sfs louisville
Ishave, we know, made far greater eff
forts. to secure the Green River trade
than our merchants have, and have
ksecured some trade that should have.
come here! .sa.a . e itA
h. ButssaBaGous, BUSINESS men wilt
not continue toztraEels400 miles
! further, aud pay. higher prices for.
goods. when they can buy cheaper ais
mostiats their s own doors and save
weeks time Several merchants who
were induced ITO 60 to- Louisville,
| have; and will return here to make
their purchases. Here the people Of
the Green River country can sell
tkeir produce at good prices, and the.
people further South eanAselD their
cotton, and if our merchants manage
tjpdiciously, we, viii soon have a
Wholesale trade second to no city in
the Vest no zfqqs sss.ssas = 5.ls.ysa 4
Sixty days win, IT is believed. put
the Green, River on good footing
ina ncially;1 they viii feel then
like branching IoutT : little The /.
crops and fruit prospects on Green
River We are glad to learn are very
promising. ~ IS il.. ~ l.isszis D'sa ~.
|, MArHshaossiIaL. 4Thste fRkaa MIR
show of business transacted last week
I'm the matrimonial line. Licenses
swere issued to- the following persons
during the week ending Saturday eve-
ming: Unn0AuAT
Soessefssf0 ..issA'R u u
Charles c. Uric and Anna p Dow.
:. August Reemannes. and Catherine
g Reinhart strasweg and Emeline
Speck. HVTu N1aq
Z j ohm H. sehvegiman and Elizabeth
Fix. sl.., ND ? y tnis|
VIM. Muench add Eliza Nebe. =. a.
loCoRREcTIoN.-Finding the Office
closed. on last Saturday week ago,
we copied the list Of marriage licenses
from the Courier of the 18th, which
was madesup with its proverbial occu-
rocy. This misplaced confidence |
caused us to grantlicense to our floral |
friend, w. G.. hewitt, to marry Mary |
Catherine Dpsky which vas entirely
wrong. w. G. hewitt was granted !
permission Ito. marry Nancy Ann
Mathes and oseph W. johnson was
permitted to. become the Happy pos
SCISSOR of the hand and heart of Cath
crime Dusksysf zap arrsngemene much
more agreeable. wei presume, to the
parties interested thansthe one fixed
up by the Courier We shall not be !
thus led into error againnna1r sdI
:, BEpoass sy5srfdE IsFfsso StaidI Z
eph iGuiser was charged by John
MillersSwith. provoking him to- the
point of committing an assault and /
battery. But John was forbearing,. /
like d;sS ttii.aa i gent eanssle g .ysSIE
once on Slns a. rs e4 fAeF artys p II
Stinson thought the prosecution was
worth about one cent aud fixed the
fine at that sum. which securedathe
officers ef thslaW thsiS fess.sI II n
SUFFERING IN TENNEssEE--AG GEN
-ERoUs OFFEReaWe learn from Capt.
ALLEN J.,sgDuhcan, Of the Sam. Orr.
that there is real suffering among