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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-14

New FRoNT--We notice that Mr..
Simon Gumberts is oyerhauling his
building-on Water Street next door to
Coll Hornbrook' S. He will put
in it "a new floor and new front, and
otherwise improve It's appearance and
fitness for business. A fine new
brick in that locality, extended to
Hodge, Carr & Co. s new building on
the corner. would be the best improve
ment for the appearance of that
street. ~
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was arrested on Wednesday night fol
fighting and lodged in Jail, had a
hearing yesterday. which cost him a
fine Of 50, with IS 90 costs. 81
Z A young man formerly Of this city,
a scion of the chivalry, and of a high
ly respectable character, was drunk
and extremely filthy personalities
filthy that it caused the 81 gorge to
rise " of the policemen, who arrested
him. For thus disgracing his family
he was fined s., with Sc 40 costs.
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ACCORDING to the papers published in
New Albany we have hard work 10 decide
which is the worst. the manners or The
morals of that community. = EUGnspilte
Journal. e,fs4r4 5sIV
Either are respectable in comparison
with Evansville. where wIte-beating only
costs five doEars--7.NeV albany Ledger.
An unknown sends us a. copy Of the
Ledger, postmarked indianapolis, let
ter postage prepaid, with the follow
ing cabalistie paragraph written on
the margin: : Evansville never elect
ed man to a city Office that had
served FIVE years in the penitentiary
How are you, morals of New Alba
ny?" Does t hat mean that New Al
bany has done SO? IF so, how much,
and where?
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GLAD or IT.-Wesare glad to learn
that Mr. Thomas Scantlin has pur-
chased the lot on Main Street, recent
ly occupied by John aScantlin's tin
shop and that twill be built up
this season. This will complete the
block from Second Street to the alley,
forming one of the rhandsomest and
best buildings in the city. - ga
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: BAOhio and Mississippi Railroad.
STEAMROAT LINES.

STEAMBOAT LINES. ~ :. !.
To LoUISv4LLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock AN. Every Tuesday
W ednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
o'clock p. NJ.
) To CAIRo-Daiiy, except Sunday. at
O'CLOCK r. M.9yDAD = II
Z ! 10 GREEN RIvER- EVERY "Wednesday
and, Saturday at 6 O'Clock P. NJ. Every
J Monday and Thursday at 9 o'clock Pm.
- To- EAsTPoRT. - Every Tuesday and
Fg ra z E e. sssosk B except Sundays
18t3 O'Clock PM 81 III Il sAke - - o.
q To NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
,fiCFo MEMPHIs-Semi-weekly. a1zaa
- R0ckport Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
viiie.1 earryiug.t the mail, leaves at A. N ;,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays. sESe-lJ %vF- AI''~- -A.s
New.Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at AZ Arrives Tues
MT. Vernon Maf1 Stage leaves daily (ez-
icept Sundays} at A. NJ Arrives daily tex
eept Sundays) by p. M. 3.t.tsa
70 NEwBUEe. @iactdai texcept Sun.
o'clock p. N. gs2 99g9l Wv Df1S s&4b -
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Masonic NoTICE.-The Compan-
ions of Simpson Council, are. hereby
notified that there win be a meeting
this Friday evening for Installation
of Officers. GEO. III. FISH,
junel4 1t - THRILL.
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A SPLENDID CHANCE TO PURCHASE
TEN ACRE LOTS. Zen ten acre lots
for sale on easy terms, situated three
quarters of mile from the city linn
its. near Rev. Mr. Sterritt's old place.
This property is handsomely situated
There is sixty-foet street running
through the centre of this property.
+ Terms-one-fourth cash; balance
in one. two and three years, with 6
per cent interest on deferred pay
ments. For further particulars, APP
ply to j. p. ELLIOTT x Son,
Real Estate Agents. office, corner
Third and Locust Streets
junel1-dlm. lslzIf
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gI-Come to Parlor Club Room
every night for something good anc
warm. june3 I'm
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MOVED 0UT.-The County Com
missioners and the, Township Trus-

MOVED OUT.-The County Com
,missioners and the Township Trus-
tees received hint yesterday morn
ing to vacate, the room in the Court
House, heretofore occupied by the
Commissioners Court. Upon enter
ing the room yesterday morning they
discovered that during the night
previous, large portions Of the cell
ing lad fallen, and more of it APP
peared to be ready to fall. One large
and heavy piece of the cornice had
fallen upon the chair occupied dur
ing the sittings of the Board by Com
aissioner Decker, breaking through
the seat and nearly demolishing the
chair The Commissioners have
moved down stairs, and now hold
their court in the main hall. The
county officers are rather timorous on
the subject of'renaining in the build
ing until it is repaired. The work is.
however, progressing, and the, build
ing will soon be in good condition
again. .,...o..,.,,.zS me sos~.
Al New HoTEL.--We are asked
daily Why don't you urge upon the
people. of Evansville the necessity Of
building a first class hotel ?''i We're
ply that we have exhausted every ar
gument on the subject during the past
FIVE or ten years. on an average Of
once a month, to no avail, but on the
contrary, have received in return the
abuse of some of the hotel keepers
who really affect to believe that our
hotel accommodations are ample.
II We have never found fault with the
manner in which our present hotels
are managed, bat I'll 0 the contrary,
have taken frequent opportunity to
commend their management. That
two hotels with not more than one
hundred and twenty rooms between
them, are sufficient accommodations,
for city of thirty thousand inabitants,
and that city the great commercial
metropolis of the State, is simply abb
surd; and no citizen of Evansville
can contemplate the hotel accommo-4
dations of the city without sense of
humiliation and shame. Still, we
ought to build three or four more
lines of railroads to, bring strangers
to the city, no matter whether, we
have place for them to sleep or not.
No investment would pay as large q
dividend to our merchants as an in
Vestment in a frst-class hotel located
in any part of the city.
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STOVES AND TINwARE-Wholesa
aud retail, at J. B. MEsKER's,
Sycamore, bet. Second and Third SITS.
mhl2-3ma&w tH.1u
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local NOTICES.

BENEFIT OF THE ORPHAN ASYLUM.
The net proceeds Of thePbenix Club
Rooms for this night will be donated
to the Orphan Asylum. A magnifi-
cent supper will be set.a All are in.
vited. = =
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JoURNAIeOFFIoE COUNTING RooM,
THE Counting Room of0the jour.
NAL Office is ecatedlin the. alley BET
tween Main and LOCUST Streets-aen-
trance from MAN, uaz -.as.s.s s.I.3go
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2 AGRICULTURAL WAREHoUsE.--Mr.
Christian Kratz has now on hand, and
offers for sale, an assortment OF every
variety of agricultural implements,
including the best patterns of NOW
ers and reapers. Mr.. Kratz leaves
to-day for the East. to complete his
stock, but leaves accommodating
statesmen to wait on customers. His
new establishment is on First Street,
diately opposite Heilman,,s
Foundry and the new cotton mills.
All machinery sold will be promptly
repaired when requisite.
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THE STRAWBERRY SUPPER.-The
arrangements for the strawberry sup
per given at Mozart Hall last night
by the ladies of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church. were an evil
denee of the most refined taste. The
room was chastely and beautifully
decofated. and all the attractions
were arranged with excellent system.
In the center of the room was mag
nifcent pyramid of exquisite bouquet !,
arranged with inimitable taste and
discrimination, and presided over by
one OF the most beautiful and accom-
piished ladies. not only of the Church,
but of the city. To the left was a
yine-clad and moss covered well,
shaded by a natural oak and from
which was drawn delicious lemonade,
Ice. cold and refreshing
Thensthe were tables of refresh
ments. comprising the most delicious
ice cream and strawberries and all
.conceiEable Injuries. presided over,
by the fairest of diyinities, who could
not fail to attract crowds of custom
ers. 1phe Crescent City Silver Band
was. present and made regular, Cres-."
cent City Band music. The crowd
was not so large as we had hoped to-
see, or as the occasion merited. but
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-14

va POSTPONED. The City Council, last
night, rescindedA the order for an
election on Monday next, on the ques-
ton of subscribing $500, to the
stock. of the Henderson {. Nashville
Railroad, aud an order will be issued
to- day, for an election for the same
purpose,Tto be held on Monday, the
1st day of July. = = - = -
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u lHil,cdrd's HELM. Needles, IN Patent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
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Eut when i'll indeed, aiG3 1poS AN-
Asmissing doctor don't always

ara using 3 sPoland's nwh tie Pine. Com
Azezxs1 always does succeed In Curing all
sk&sstsss for which 1t is recommended,
egASS8zfM wilfconvince the most skepticaf.
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4Nil,eard's Needles for sale everywhere
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strawberry Supper.

StFaWberFy supper.
q The ladies Of the Cumberland
'Plesbyteran Church wiBigive a Grand
Strawberry Supper on THURSDAY and
FRIDAY nights Of thfs week. for the
beneftof the Church. They will also
set delicious lunch on Friday and
Saturday morning from 10 to 2
O'clock. june11 dtd
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Milward's Needles are the best.
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Ladiesl use Clark's Spool Cotton.
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4. Bay Benefit of the Orphan Asylum
at the Phoenix Club Rooms tonight
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( la07 The Episcopal Mission School
Gathering and Fair win be held this
Friday evening, at the residence of
Mr. Robert Rustou, corner Of Eighth
aud Vine. hyperion refreshments will
be provided. al. sai ~ ian je13.aa
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= pg1Latest arrivals in goods at Wp,
Hughes & Sons : - 1000 S 10snsfI
A very large stock Sef> millinery at
much lower prices. than before this
season.. New dress goods and trim
ipgs astonishinglyg Low. The finest
assortment of Summer cassimeres in
the city. Muslins, sheetings, and
linens at rates greatly reduced Come !.
Be enlightened on new prices at the
corner of Main and Second Streets, =,
june14 ct ,I1JH4Tlh . Nash 1
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) BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER.-Ben
Sawyer, negro and an incorrigible
frequenter of courts of justice. became
jealous of his mistress, Isadora
Hubbs, and with his knife cut her
best dress to pieces and burned it. He
was accused of assault and battery,
and put in as a plea in abatement,
that Isadora would go to Hamburg
er's and associate with common Mig
gers wearing fine clothes, which he
had purchased for, her. The plea was
not good, and he went up for 81 20.
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B~ Merchant Tailors' new goods ar
irving at the. new ablishment-54
Main Street,.
marc If SMITH & DARLING.
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For Saie.Ts

For Satea = 40 " :
six SALT BoATs and Three, Skiffs.
Apply to l.. RUFFNER, Jr.., -
~ m Nc. 5 North WaterStreet.
ie1 Let.
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2 pa One Hundred barrels choice
Peach Blow Potatoes for sale at ~
Main Street 80
y If PARSONS. SCovILLE & Co.
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ANOTHER CHANGE OF BASE.--The
brick masons having exhausted their
supply of brick on the Opera House,
h We again changed their base of epe-
erations to Mat. Henning's new
building, which will be finished with
dispatch, when work will be renewed
on the Opera House, which is now in
an encouragingly forward state. The
southwest and northwest, walls are up
TO the top of the second Story, and the
southeast, or Locust Street front. to-
the tap of the first story, which is
fourteen feet high The second tier
of joists has been laid, and two or
three days will put the building in
readiness for the third tier of joists.
after which there will be but four
walls to carry ups and the work. will
progress with greater rapidity.
In the meanwhile, in connection
with the Opera House, the new jour
NAL Office viii be rushed up with a
vim There being but two walls, the
front e nd -en1the alley to build. the.
work viii Delight, and the new Office
J.
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Take none other than Curtis Coton
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.tsgqis ASH " soa8
49,. -,rv.ssvE -1e-
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Clark's Spool Cotton is the best. Q
zFoR SALE.-Steamboat bar and FIX
lures. For particulars apply to
Hodge, Carr q Co. IJFI njune11 Est
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IS PUBLIC ScHoot EXAMINATIONS.
The annual examination ,of the City
Schools commenced to-day, with the
Primary Department The follow
ing is the programme for to day: gsss
Fifth Primary, Miss Tabor, from 9
to 1O1 A. M. ga iasssfasi saasf'
Eighth Primary, Miss Weld, from
,104 to LA. NJ.
Eleventh Primary Miss Wack, from
2 to33 PM. 80 -
Tenth Primary, Miss Mcfarland.
from - to 3 p NJ. . II Y Il
There examination will continue
through the two following weeks.
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BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER,-John
McCay, the boy Who cut John Klenck
with kuifes ON Wednesday evening,
had a hearing yesterday before JUS
tice Walker, on a charge Of assault
and battery. S. K. Leayitt appeared
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GOING NORTH.

Evansville and Charlottesville.
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e1ark's .Sp02l c2..en i 8 Cord to 80.
Hand sewing try Milteqrd's Needles.
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r sn - qsf 80 v8na f8B1 - ba- e.f
&
f.r t-2Hl
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quorum being present.
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rerre Haute and Indianapolis.

FROM TERRE HAUTE
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an arbor was arranged a fishing
pond, which was so literally patron
lied that the supply was-exhausted be-
fore 10 O. clock. The most delicate and
tempting refreshments were served,
and the scene was unusually attractive
and beautiful. Many elegant articles
were exhibited for sale, including
needle work, beautiful bouquets, &c.
In room was magnificent repre-
sentatiop of CULVER in the hands OF
of the Lilliputs. most ingenious and
beautiful conception of one of the
most charming young ladies in the
city. Mr.. Ruston and his excellent
lady were assiduous in their efforts to
render the entertainment both pleas
ant and interesting, and were emf
nently successful. We are indebted
to the young ladies who presided over
the floral department. for a most ex-
quisite beauty.
The festive scene will be repeated
to -night. and as the grounds are ex
tensive and especially beautiful, and
the assemblage is chiefly out of doors
we can assure all who wish to spend a
pleasant and festive evening, that this
is the very place to do so. '9s+
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bic gren;enIoft gerpesen6eit unbSred.
belt 6es Siebes. - Sbaleid, MN bic
S1mfothe Define 8ebanptnnaen Sc.
wahrheitet, benz i'd beruliiIe ia tuirf.
/ lid 6en kaiten ltfib ipeis, 6as idl TIM
nod borsetern in Sdn6eu eebabt, Oh.
elei9 alfn mirfli9 eit Gi(beahI bier
sef8ebea fem nrnb, 70 1T 20 mir aber
oenno1 uuerttdrlid, auf tpeI@e art
uno Meife Der Gieb Cd 6ermodfe, I'm
oiefes Simmer 51s geinngen urb ben
9draHt 5u 6ffHens alnt bas fein
Guge serabe auf ben f@narsen Gaifen
eefalIen, ben Ia IN zines Der hinterien
SdAer eeFellt bate sumaI, 6a in ben
anberu 9dubfd6ern mebrete UfIhroIs
len ui1b an0erc gDert9 den Renen, bon
eeuen Ct, iuie i'd mid iiberaeuot babe,
aud niht bas @eringife aenounneir
bait = Mns fonnte Inn I'M frifen QIns
genbli6e an benz font unfmeinbaren.
fnparaen 8oien tirgen! &c mus,
0a er 0eiielben aus einem agbeimell,
nerborgeaen Sade betbur9efiitht bal.
le6igIi9 ulb aIIein III Bee Qlbiitht oes
foinrien fem, url gerabe se6en biefea
5iI febleti. - Das marc saber bod M
feltianrl -Gs mab aber 10 fsia, tro6s
Dem es mir uaerfI1rIib I'LL
DWir 1T es gang erftdrIit5," iaate
oer Bgoiesite nit eiiiefa i@Idnen, bers
4fdmisten 9adeIn. llnb NIT einer iekr
suberfidtIiden Nfieue erganstesr: sd
Tam es mir redbt gut oenfeI ba Mlel
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Siaiqfs 9rndz8apier.
sazs 5Sss aaF
Nm Gebaf tenre n,.b serIeaer.
Brief bon SIS. 9. GIart, Gsqy raIiesnt
bsr iabIi1su @Fh> eIhoeiatipll

5}z ylgsK gMtIanta, Ga, 70. MpTit 1867. =
Ma 8. q. Ebraiber, Gsq ssf sss q
@eebrter 9err Gs sewdbrt mir sroses gergniis
sen, Sbnen fcIgenben Bei6lnE Der fibli6eH 4sreBs
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tennung fir bic fIei6ieeh getreaeite Hiib Rrtilnen
Dienits bes Sobn 8. EHrafber.s ESQ., dis 5nperfn.
tenbent heier Gefeuibaft in pcrsaneeaen sahret mir
ihm biermit ben 9ant Der @efel51aft solen lnb bic
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Stem Dort iber9eben.G 5 e g
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perintenbene1 geeiltetea ni1tgei Sienfe, bic Site
man6 befier ais i9 3u fddsen bic @eIe9enbet bate
GeIesenbeit IS erfsrbern 10 erbe ID NIT seramiaen
esr in ebigem @si9Hsiie Sislfe mid be=
6ienen.
A9tuussppH Sbr eraebsnffer 0ieaer
g. 80. o. Start, RraFbent.
8. q. Sbrafber. sss+8sS 1$sl
Bog 5s3s, Rep gsrt, slnit2mtlp
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sR Asa ssS sfsa y sE&5&Gs .TaE
SSi6tiNeS aus Der alteu
petttfpn d n 81 s..
ID lss.g.s.ssF $500 "a
QOn6on, Mai .Mhen6s

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Sic Gonferens Der europailAen 9le !
9ierungen fir Grlesigung Der itreitiqen
1&nipru6e Srantrei1s ua6R 8ren6enS iii
Be5ug auf 0as @roBber3ogtbum Qurem :
burg perlaminelte iid beutey in 6ieier
Staot. Die erDdbnten leitenben Wiahte
s0gern, ben 8oridlas. fur @arantirung
Der DECENTRALIZATION Quremburgs aus su@
fIbren, uno Oas Bolt 6es GroBber3oae
tbuliaB bsrlangt 2Itlierifaiia an BeIaien.
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3bbe Rarf mar cine groBortigs Qgfaire.
Wenigifens LOO. 900 9eitfe nabmenl 9lns
tbeil oaran. S6glei9 Die Woraensets
tungef iaiseigteh, Sbab s6ie 8eaierrna
teine SAritte stbun ipiiroe, uin Die 8er<
fammlnn9 anseinan0er su treibcn, ipas
rem bod Der gorfidt baIber ole in 2on>
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bergen, un6 gBagen ftan6en in Bereit<
f1aft, Iitn Re IN ie0eit MugenbIife mad
Yanften 80 fiibren, puofelbit Riots aus
breden lolltea. 8inf3ebn beionoere
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be9eiiternbe Ge1eR aH is@nnlten 6es
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9tebnern geauberten repolntiondren
Seeen tpur6en NIT gIautenl 8eifall be,
grust. - 9llles gifg IN better Srbnuna
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.lallals9 9ort, 5. Mai.


baben eint Retttiotls al ". So6nion aes
10 IriGtet, er lolle6 Die Wfilia entipcfftien,
iacem O. qnpFonet Dab bic bonn Gons
gree betuiIi9ten WafTen in 2lrienalel
autbeDabrt, aatatt an Sruppen- bers
theilt 80 lperbeu.. .SiesiageslS 6a6 iueHn
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