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STOLEN OR LOST,

ON tho 4th of February, instant at my residence
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E4y- An Indian" not taxed who was
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-17
LUMBER, &C.

LUMBER-LUM sie1
TIME SUBSCRIBER CONTINUES
u the Lumber Business at his old stand
at the corner of Main and Seventh Streets,
and would respectfully inform the pub1ic
that his stock is large and second to none
in the assortments, embracing Pine OF all
thieknesses and quality, from the incest
Third Common Saginaw Board up to
Three-Inch First Clear Plank. bbSf 71inp
Also, 500 DOORS of various thicknesses
and styles, and ~ =.
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Window Sash, Pine and Poplar Shingles,
3 and A feet -ath, Mouldfngs, Castings,
orders from the country. river or ran,
filled promptly. p ILL
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
TIE DEATH OF m.naE scnrGnAM

A meeting of the Judges and members of the
bar Of this city will be held this evening 10 take action
relative TO the recent death OF Judge William ". scrug
ham.
In the Supreme Court. Chambers, Saturday. Mr.
Traphagcn announced the death OF Judge scugham Of
the Second Judicial District but who ha. been sitting
during the present year In the Court ~ Appeals The
DEATH he stated had taken the whole bar by surprise
but he moved that. out OF respect to his memory the
Mr. schaffer seconded the notion and In doing 30 SAID
that perhaps he who dead was more distinguished
by hs moral qualities than by his greatness OF intellect
Although he had not achieved grchta name many
other lawyers II should he remembered that hc had not
reached the usual term Of life In which ludc distinction
is attained. His demise had taken the bar by surprise
1t quite weeks hc had had the pleasure
Of acknowledging his hospitality. His ability iurist
favOrably known and widely appreciated but II
the qualities Of his heart that especially distinguished
him Not because O! his head dld he second this adjourn
ment though his mental faculties were many and OF a
high order Of development, but because Of s great moral
character which had elevated him before the climax of
lis life reached TO his high position with less De
said against him than against most Of those who
posed TO the temptations inherent TO the profession What
20 years might have added 10 his fame, It impossible to
cay, but here they might say that almost at the morning
OF lfe he died without reproach and will be remembered
by those who love TO peipeuste the memory OF un up
night man and a good 1uri6t
Mr.. Justice Mullen sad that he had always heard OF
him as man OF sterling uprghtness OF character aud
great moral integrity and that, iufst his decisions
regarded with much respect and consideration In
accordance with the wishes OF the bar 10 would adjourn
the Court as mark Of respect TO the deceased Adjourned
In the Kings County Supreme Court Judge Lott presd
ing, exJudge Morse referred TO the death " william
scrugham aud moved that the Court adjourn until this
morning Ex-Judge Morse then went Oh 10 say that he
desired to express his wish and that OF other mem
bers OF the Bar that there should be full meeting to
take whatever action might be deemed proper IN relation
10 the sad event. III
Judge Lott said that the death Of Justice scugham
had taken all his friends by surprise they had enter
tained no idea that his illness OF such dangerous
character His Honor said that ne had not been Informed
OF his illness until early In the week. when he heard that
the deceased was convalescent aud would probably
cover Therefore II greatly 20 his surprise and s0r
announcement m
death In the papers. He thought that the motion Just
made was proper one, and said that the Court would
adjourn until Monday morning at o'clock in respect "a
the memory Of deceased His Honor remarked In addi
ton, that 1t had been suggested that meeting OF the
Bar should be held at 10 o'clock Monday morning and
he supposed that the necessary preliminary steps had
been Taken by bOIne OF the members
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
THE CONVICT BRIDGET DURGEN.

Our reporter visited New brunswick on Sat
urday and found that access TO the prison had been
prohibited by the Sheriff during his temporary absence
on his farm In consequence OF which had been
circulated in the metropolis relative to the unfortunate
woman, Bridget Durgens statements In connection with
the crime for which she is 20 suffer the penalty OF death
the SOth of this month"; the prison authorities
very reluctant 10 permit visitors 10 approach her
cell. With the exception Of her legal adviser.
Mr.. Adrain and the Rev Mr.. Rogers, chaplain Of the
prison The general public denied access 10 her ON
Saturday however. some kind ladies OF NcwBruuswick,
In company with Mr.. Adrain, visited Bridget but she
turned her back upon them, aud refused To hold any
Versation until Mr.. Adran told her that they did not
come there to crafty any idle curiosity, but To sympn
thile with her Ia her sad position young lady
or the party then presented her bouquet through the
bars Of her CELL for which delicate attention she fcelngy
expressed her gratitude She has not made any public
confession and the JAN authorities positively affirm that
she will not do so, although general points the
original nstgator or tile crime for which she s about 60
suffer. She recently received letter from her brothern
in Sligo offering any amount OF requisite 60 deny
the expenses OF her defense eXtricate
her difficulties required. They pressed their willing
10 this country TO aid her. but all this prof
fered assistance has too late The Court OF Pardons
has refused 10 commute the sentence.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12

ton is made of the Bal tournament m held ., IN
Portland for the PURGE -. 49, -
OF Name Also, ,n ~ yc4T yeea the Fons fae champion
club of Maine" aud Athletics Of Philadelphia. In
Maine when they played with the Athletics having been
beaten by The Pine Trees" Of Kents Ill., in game
Athletics by score Of 35 TO ls-neary two Fur
ther the Pine Trees being school club, scattered by
land Therefore the winning club in that contest will
not be the champion cup %i Name Hh f aef a cI9 has
TO do. Yours truly, FAIR PLAY.
EenfS mn. Maine.
correspondent in of his II tournament
be organized for the championship OF state club not
out challenging and defeating the winners.I
MUTUAL ACT. ATLANTIC.
The game between these Clubs has been ar
ranged TO take place to-day on the Union ground ine
apparently intend that these shall nerve them 10 % S
greater eNertiOns Should they succeed in todays g
the last two weeks As Martin will, fear, be unable
TO play in The game ON account OF hs dlsabed ~ Win vii be
pitching Of Peters, the player OF the Mutuas VIII e
tested for the first time against first class lhe lo
Mutuals expect great things of his swift ana % aec" ~
is rumOred that Pratt whO is said to have TeJoGa ino
AtanticS will pitch for them to-day. II So thiS VI" s''
additional interest to the game
MATCHES FOR THE WEEK.
Reside the Mutual and Atlantic match Ol 70
morrow there other important ma,cn1s s' ~ Unions
s week ON Wednesday e,n5s the M~yIi W3amsbnTch 3 On
Thursday the Atantics play the Mohawks on he SAME
rro,,nd and the FcbfOrdS meet the OflchalN ~ II'
ninf on SATURDAY. the Atlantic will play picked hne
on the Union grounds.
THE MUTUAL CLUB.
This club during the next three weeks mas
TON inborfant matches TO play this week with the Allan
tic and Union. week with the Athletic OF Pilahel
PIMA on the goth, and probably with the lrVlhgton u
Eureka Clubs and on the week following trip will bc
made TO Washington and Philadelphia and five games
played
ITEMS.
match was played on Wednesday afternoon at Port
chester between the Washington Club Of that village ana
the Howard Of New Rochelle The game resulted III a
victory Porcheter Club by score OF 80 to their
opponents 81. =,
The base ball match at Paterson, between the
Mcclellan club of Paterson and the Star Club Of Green
pout on Friday resulted defeat Of the GrcenpolW
Club The stood IS for the Paterson against 10 Io
the CreenpOiutcrs.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
A TUB REGATTA.
A TUB REGAIlA.
The Boston Herald gives the following repc

The Boston Herald gives the following report
of a tub race upon Chelsea Creek on Friday:
In connection with this race one which was pro-
ductlVe of considerable amusement 10 oOkersOn III was
tub race and one could not hut he reminded of what
the frog said to the boy who stOning it fun for you
but death me-" -Four entries by Geo. {. DAVIS Jr.
who was pleased 10 christcn ms tub walter BroWn;
Chas H. Davis with his "JOhn Tyler. Jr. :" Frank H.
Haskell in Josh. Ward" and Vim. X. Bagnel IN James
Hamill"
The conditions Of this race believe were that the
winning tub should have all the tubs and the losers sha
shave for month The tubs consisted OF i0ur nan
hOgsheads, and therefore we suppose registered nm
Drawn up In line at larkeys shpyaTd ana DaCk Ol inc
center OF the creek where the turniag was stationed
start was made Seated like DlOgenes each IN his own
tub the four made progress but slowly toward he poht
OF turning the John Tyler G took the lead closely
the Walter Brown. Bagnell IN the James
Hanil by stopping 10 ubrcate his paddle SHAFTS lost
of Haskell in the Josh Ward overcome his ambition 10
win and accordingly lie stopped TO see now MS icOWtn
men were propclling and 10 take gentle laugh al he
snail-kc headWay they making by TINS lupIhdeht
act the Josh Ward fell 10 the rear and was soon Ost IN hc
maze OF boats which surrounded him. .,
The John Tyler the first 70 round the stke-fuil
around IT we should say. Walter Brown" followed,
oulcd with the stake, backed, and hled almost with
water but at last went over the hag the stan laying over
on the water. The james Hamil' whirled round ana
round until il rolled around the flag, and the three were
fairly on the humeStretch. Haskell came up slowly, ana
now IL was time the others TO laugh His craft became
unmanageable the steam began TO give ont, ad Tor
while the tide seemed TO have the best OF It, lie pfse
Vered and rounded the flag went over II rather ana AT
last reached " home in the tow OF boat
Time was knocked all to pieces and so were the arms o
Haskell which came often In contact with the rough
edge of the gunwale" Of his tnb.
The won by Charles ii. DAVIS. VINO was Iol-
lowed by his brother and Bagne Ia the order given
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
BASEBALL.
THE MASONIC MATCH.


To he Editor tT1s y. J. TrtanG
SIR: IN your report of the Masonic match
you mention that in there is return game, SINH
lar number Of prizes 10 be awarded Mr.. Peck
This OCCASION being the liberal donor" Mr. Peck kindly
presented one pair OF shoes Mr. Deacon beautiful
statuette. Zach Of which given 20 Continental
Lodge, NO 2s F6 Ah, under whose direction the game
lOOk place, and VINO themselves the Lodge presented
he two pair Of bats and the gold medal such clubs and
Dduduals as the scorers appointed reported entitled
uccOfdlhs 10 an arrangement made before the game
menced; WIN H. BENJAMIS, Chairman Committee.
eW-YOrk, Aug. ., 1867.
THE MAINE CHAMPIONSHIP.
10 ne Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In late number of your paper men
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
YACHTING.
THE PALMER THE WINNER OF THE OCEAN
SWEEPSTAKES,

BIZ TELEGRAPH TO
NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 1O.-The grand ocean
sweepstakes open TO all yachts belonging TO the New
York Yacht Club for service Of plate presented by the
Commodore OF the squadron, off here to-day The
from the ghtboat at Brenton's Reef in line
with Beaver Tail light, to stakeboat anchored about
one mile east by north from the lighthouse on Sandy
Point Block Island. The distance was 20 miles With
the exception Of the Alice Phantom, and Feur de Lis all
the yachts entered. II blew fulsa breeze from
the southwest. The start was a very good one The
winner OF the regatta is the schooner Palmer owned by
Capt r. i. LOper who passed over the course in five
hours and seven minutes. The SapphO, Ider, Rambler
Feetwing and Dauntless followed in quick succession
The Maggie Eva, and Nautilus did not sail the entire dis
tance The squadron will disband here or at NewBed
ford within q day or two.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
TIE GIN.

An interesting contest in rifle shooting viii
take place at Clinton Hill. Newark on Wednesday next
the 18th inst. The Shooting Society Of Newark number
ing about members, have challenged the Hevcta So
cety Of NewYork 70 trial Of skill and match has
been arranged for the abOvcnamed day for purse OF
S2OcO Twenty members from each society viii contend
for the prize. The shooting will commence al O'Clock in
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
THE HORSE FAIR AT BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, Aug. 1.-THE city is rapidly
filling up with visitors to tie horse fair which is to open
on Tuesday next The trotting Is expected TO be the
finest witnessed In the United states FIfty-fOuF
frstclass horses entered. Fourteen horses
tered for the opening trOt Tuesday Dexter trots
Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
IAnnonneeInenis.

Mrs CHILD, in her new Romance OF the
Republic pors in the most graphic and fascinating 'pe some W
mare b.ou ures Of the old slave system which the Rcpuhlcs
now happily free wishes to understand fully the social
history Of tho United States last half century should fail to read
hrr AernlY inereslng book.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
pASSENG ERS dRRTVFD.

FROM NEW ORLEANS Aug lIn steamship Geo. CToms.l-J.
p Lowell H. Zabreskie syme @. e. Z Wm Coleman ~
moyd and lady sewtOn LyHsh M and Mn Rob Ms Neee
James Teller f. shelton D. Ment, Capt Cooper zeisr, II.
Marks h and Mrs p Gallagher and child H. Pueb H. Tosne,
Mr. and Mrs E. Came Miss Bristol Miss Price, Mrs T. Peck
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT or HEw.YoRK......ArGrsr II
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Cromwell Nsl NewOrleans Aug ats
South Pass at 32oI same day With dse and pass to H.
Cromwell Co. G. 10 niles SW from Torn2as signaed tho
steamship Kensgon from Boston Tor EesYo,L Same day 10 miles
L Of Tortugas passed brig John NJ Bourns, bound T.
Bark Cathann nb FOkkes Rio Jsneo 80 DAYS With coffee TO
schr BEms OBJ Davis Andrews days with timber Jed Frye
GCo
schF. y. c. Yates Freeman. Elzsbe;hport for Bostoa
sehr. Rlla, Norton, Elilabethport for Boston.
Rebr. J. G.. COlyer Crosby, Providence.
Schr J. Ponder. IT,, Springer Wbedori
Sohr. q. A StstsOn. LinnekeD, Gloucester.
Schr. S. W. Ponder. Lincoln Taunton.
WIND-Sunset, calm.
NAVAL.
The u steamer Saco Commander WILSON from Csrthagena
Aspinwa Aug J. The u stearmer Marbehead sailed
Aspinyall on the ID inst for NewYork.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoTos AuE llAriyed steamship William Kennedy, from Bsl
low from Bone Mary T. Thompson, from ST. Jagoi Staples from
Turks Island Mary Roosevelt from Pensacola Chesapeake from
Newburgh.
CHARLESTON c., Aug l-said the steamship ESerman. for
Philadelphia. .
PHuADELPHiA Aug lAnived barks D. Cornwall from Iondon;
Thomas from Csrenas brig John Glyen from
Orchila Below, bark ndustie, from Legboru.
FOREIGN PORTS.
AsPSwArL-Arved, July 18th brig Alice staatt Hooper from
Savannah bark American lage Hartford, from Nes1o5
Aug. 3, brig Peuniman, Dickson, from Jacksonville
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12

RoBINsoN's VENTILATORS-MUR PATENT
we'll venao are nov quite generally used IN @nere
adj them In use In oar composition snd editorial for the last three
vsnofs 10 be al that the Inventor
toa Trayeles. Jane la See Advertisement
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12
CRICKET.

NEW-YORK vs.. NEWARK.
On account of the wet weather. the CONCLUSION
Of ths match has been postponed Due notice Will be
given of the day
New-York tribune., 1867-08-12

BARNEY WILLIAMS HOUSE and JOSEPH FAT
~ or.K of Bath l. / were saved from burglars by the BURGLAR
ALARA TELEGRAPH, on Monday night last