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CoLvILLE, ". T., February 9th, 1867.
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MURDER OF JUDGE sTEwART
EoIroR SrA1EsxAx:-On the 18th inst about
8. A. NJ, Judge - Stewart, an old citizen Of
Colville, was shot by soldier, the particulars Of
which, as near as can learn, are about as fol>i
lows: On the evening of the 18th, soldier had
a little difficulty with Jack Shaw, at the saloon
Of Shaw Stewart, the soldier getting a little
Worsted. Early the following morning, he,
with twelve or fifteen Of ais friends, came to the
saloon for the purpose-as stated by soms-of
giving Shaw a whipping--the agrieved soldier
to do the fighting, and the remainder to see fair
play. From four to six had their muskets. They
marched through town, and went into the saloon,
but little noticed by the few citizens who were
up, as it was thought to be only patrol. Shaw
Stewart were cleaning out the saloon at the time
they stepped in. Stewart walked behind the
bar, and three or four of the party, including
the one who had the difficulty with Shaw the
evening before, went to the back end of the
saloon where be was, and commenced assault
ing him. The remainder of the party stopped
near the door, some Of them demolishing the bar
fixtures while the rest, from oil appearances,
were watching Stewards movements. During
this time Stewart, it seems, stopped down as
though to pick NJ his revolver, which lie always
kept behind the bar, when shot was fired by
one of the party in front of the counter the ball
entering just below the right shoulder blade and
passing out on the left side of the neck, produ-
cling instant death. He did not speak after be
was shot. Immediately after the shot was fred
two or three citizens stepped in, and as they en-
tered the soldiers rushed out. On examination,
Stewart was found to be entirely lifeless, while
Shaw was not much hurt, his life being saved
by the interference of the soldier with whom he
had the difficulty on the previous evening,
he catching hold of the gun of another of his
party as he was in the act of thrusting bis bays
onet into Shaw. There has been but six of the
party identified, two of whom have been
held over for murder, and four as accesso-
~. It is very difficult to find oat the exact par
ticulars as to who fred the shot. It was o
musket ball, and passed through two inch
boards. Shav was The only uaah in tn. saloon
(aside from the soHie-s,) when Stewart was
killed, and he was engaged a. the further end
of the room in hard scuil", aud consequently
saw nothing of the shooting.
Capt. Wharton, the officer in command, i:
using every effort to identify the parties, and
turn them over to the civil authorities for in,
! Testigation.
Deceased was buried on the goth by the Ma
,suic fraternity. His remains were followed tc
to their las: resting Hiace by large concourst
Of people, all of Nt.0m deeply mourn his loss
for be was a good citiz,u, and noH'e hearted
gentleman, loved and esteemed By s.I who kue;>
him. He was, believe, native Of Connseticut
but from New York to this coast as appears
from his Masonic diploma.
,.FNrvC -, va
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CIRCUIT COURT.-During Saturday
forenoon, the counsel in the case of
Allen G. Hallock and w. p. Stoddard
VS.. the Etna Insurance Company and
Joseph G. Bennett. made their re-
spective arguments, aud the case was
submitted to the jury after a terse and
comprehensive charge by Judge Par
rett. The jury, during the afternoon,
returned a verdict for the Plaintiffs,
giving them possession of the proper
ty in litigation with the following
special findings: That the liens on
the property have been reduced by
the rentals to 1881 45. which re-
mains unpaid.
That the estimated rental value of
the property during the time it was
in possession OF the defendants, was
1884
They allowed the defendants for
taxes paid from October, 1860, to De-
tober, 1867, 1,734 90, and for perma-
nent improvements 1921 80.
s This decision will, we presume, be
acquiesced in by both parties, and is
considered, we believe, very gener-
ally by those who heard the testimony,
or who know the facts, to be very
equitable. The case has been long
before the courts and has been con-
Quoted with great ability on both
sides.
The afternoon of Saturday was oc-
cupied in the trial of the case of
Martin Miller vs.. the E. & c. Rail-
road Company, for damages for run
ming the short line track through his
premises. The case came before the
Court on appeal from Justice Emery
Court. It was tried by jury who
gave a verdict in favor of the plaintiff
for $3.50. An appeal will doubtless
be taken to the Supreme Court. Gen
Shackleford appeared for the plaintiff
and Judge Iglehart for the defense
The above named cases occupied the
Court all day. This week will be
more interesting.
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MISTAKE. 1t was rune

A MISTAKE. = 1t was rumored
around the streets on Saturday eve
ming, that negro had been shot by
James Letcher, River Express Mes.
senger on the Louisa or Chattanooga.
After careful investigation yesterday.
we could find no one who had any
personal knowledge Of the fact, and
we are constrained to believe the re-
port unfoundod, though the Courier
of yesterday not only asserts that
Letcher did shoot negro, but also
asserts that he did it in self-deferc e
We presume the rrmor grows out of
the affair that occurred at the Lamasco
wharf, where negro was shot by a
Watchman on the bell-boat, connect
ed with the fact that Letcher suspect
ed that negro on the boat had sto-
len money package containing $50,
from the messengers room on the
boat, and had been seen talking with
another negro, near the American
House, on Saturday
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A Card.

Ny attention has been called to a
card of Mr.. fuller, published in the
Terre Haute Cypress of the 18th inst,
in which he proposes to match his
horse BILLY Barr against my horse
" John A. Logan" to trot three races
next May, viz: First race. mile heats,
three in five to harness, for $500.
Second race, two miles and repeat, to
harness, for 81 900. Third race, mile
heats, two in three for $500, Logan to
wagon and Barr to harness; also that
he will bet $500 he wins two of the
three races. First race to come off
upon any Monday in May next the
parties may agree upon. Second and
third races on Thursday and Satur-
day following, respectively. -
1t appears to me that this is quite a
loud noise for the party owning the
Ethan Allen gelding, winner of the
81 900 fair premium, which is SO beau
tifuily illustrated In Hdrper's Weekly,
wanting to make a match six months
hence, and then wanting the percent
age of harness to wagon. nt
It is well known that my horse has
been very lame, and In consequence
off this fall, which has deferred match
ing any great time ahead.
Mr.. fuller heard my proposition to
match him last week, whilst in Terre
Haute, which he refused to accede to.
However unwilling as / have so often
expressed, to make matches. ahead,
for reasons given above; and to salts
fy Mr.. fuller, if he means | usiness,
l now propose to make the following
races: will trot Billy Bar with John
A. Logan; first race, mile heats, B in.
5. to harness, for 1000, on Wednes-
day of a week to be agreed upon, in
the month of June next. Second, on
the following Saturday of the same
week, two miles and repeat, for 81 900,
in harness. Third, on the following
Saturday of the next week, mile
heats, two in three, for 5000, Lo-
gan to wagon and Barr to har-
ness. Races to be decided by the rules
of the Mound City track, st. Louis.
All races to come off upon good day
and good track, or on the good day
and track after the day appointed for
each race. Each party shall deposit
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The STREET RAILRoAD.-The track
has been laid down Second and Gen.
ter Streets, across Clarke Street, and
those streets have been graveled to
Leet, and Leet has been graveled
nearly to the canal. The turntables are
confidently expected to-day, and the
cars will at once be placed on the
track. The whole line is expected to
be completed next month.
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LAD1Es-Wishing fine buttoned
polish boot, cannot fail to be pleased
with those / have just received.
GENTLEMEN-Before ordering their
boots for winter should drop in and
try on a pair ofmy hand Se,oed French
calf Boots, made to order of three
different widths. Both of these arti-
cles are very fine, made expressly for
me and cannot be found elsewhere.
T. w. TURNER,
26-2t. South First Street.
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81, 600 or its equivalent, in any bank
in Terre Haute, as a forfeit, which
shall be declared forfeited if either
party fail to put up the required
amount for all the races on the morn
ing Of the day Of the first race.
In addition, will bet 81 ,0C0 that |
win two of the three races.
III. T. DEXTER
?. SIN case of refusal of this
proposition, will trot Logan against
Barr upon any Saturday of next June,
to be agreed upon by the parties, mile
heats, 3 in B, to harness, for from 81 800
to $1,000; forfeit to stand as above.
Good day and good track, or the first
good day thereafter. IL. L. d.
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In AGAIN-Jim Mulligan, Of whom
we think we have had occasion to
make mention once before, and who
was recently discharged from the
county jail as incorrigible, although
largely indebted to the city for fines,
unpaid or unsecured, was again con-
veyed to the Castle, on Saturday
night, by four policemen, with the aid
of dray.
Mulligan undertook the job of driv-
ing the inmates from noted house
of ill-fame, on Water Street, and of
demolishing the furniture. The
nymphs fed in CONSERVATION, and the
police were sent for, and on their ar
rival found Jim in undisputed pos
session, and earnestly engaged in try
ing to make door shut close. By
the time he reached the jail he had
kicked the clothes nearly off of him
self. ,1,-rF1E
y. 1t is not generally believed that
Jim viii be reformed by being arrest
ed, lodged in Jail for week or two,
and tten turned loose again. The at
tempt heretofore has been eminently
unsuccessful. ).
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q A SHOOTING AFFAIR.-Just before
dark Saturday evening, a negro boy,
whose name we did not ascertain, was
sitting phpn empty half lbarreTo n the
beach near the river, and @ in . the
vicinity of the bell boat of Mr.. SIM
ich Il Co., when he was deliberately
shot with musket- or shot gun by
the watchman on the Bell Boat, whose
name is given to US as Robert Bag
gait. z Two shot took effect in the
negroes leg, causing a slight wound
Baggatt was arrested by the police,
who found him concealed in the boat
and taken before Recorder Nelson,
who required him TO give bond in the
sum of 81, 900 to appear for prelimin-
airy examination this morning, but
not being able to give the required
security, he was sent to Jail. The
only reason he offers for shooting him
is, that be thought the negro had been
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FRANKLIN STREET SEwER.-The
extension of Franklin Street sewer
has been completed to the. street next
west Of Mary Street, and almost half
the tunnel is laid from thence to
Mary Street.
The Division Street sewer is also
being rapidly extended.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT AUG
TIoN. = Henry Gumberts, commits
sioner, on Saturday sold at auction
four lots in the vicinity of Black
ford's Grove. Lots Is and IA were
sold to B. NJ. Morgan for 1885; and
Lots Is and 16 were sold to George
Simpson for $500 ---------.s-
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oIGoINd TO TAKE a. PIcTURE.- We
met Phillips, the photograph man, on
his way to take picture of the new
Baptist Church, corner Of Third and
Cherry Streets Saturday morning.
This CT urch is rapidly approaching
completion. 80 l.l.-I 1sEis5
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Nw The AMERICAN. HOUSE, Hanover
street, Boston, is the largest and best ar
:, ranged hotel in New England The sleep
lugrooms are spacious and well ventil ted I;
the suites of rooms are well arranged, and
completely furnished for families and large
travelling parties: and the house will con-
a. .3nue to be kept as a first-class hotel in
svery respect. LEWIS RICE,
tun2S d3m Proprietor.
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PRINTERS INKs.-Ln addition to
our large stock of Printers Papers,
we have just received from the cele-
brated manufaotory of II. d. Wade 4
Cora full steek-ef INKS of all-eelers
and qualities, which 5weLwill sell at
manufacturers card prices. Printers
are invited to call and examine our
stock and prices. !. ; .oet8-1w !
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AmuSRmenla.

NEW METRoPoLITAN.-There was
rather large, and certainly very fash
ionable, audience at the theater on
Saturday night, including many OF
the first ladies of the city. Both
plays were well performed, better,
perhaps, than any that have been put
on the stage this season, and, we
think,Tgaveo universal satisfaction.
q" Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady ;
is certainly very beautiful comedy
and was warmly applauded.
TofnightA will be presented the
Amusing comedy entitled the Spoiled
Child, after which will be given the
great Burlesque of Pocahcntas. play
which never fails to draw big houses,
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ia If you want a neat fit, good
goods, honest work and fair prices, go
to Davidson q Becke's Merchant
tailoring establishment, No. 135 Main
Street. You cannot fail to be pleased
either in style or price of goods. The
latest patterns always kept on hand.
Call and see them. 27-1t.
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CLOTHING AT AUCTION PRIcEs.-
AS | am closing out my present stock
on hand, to wind up my agency, I
will sell good goods for less than the
same can, be bought in any other
house in the city. Great bargains in
over coats, can be had. Compare
prices before you buy. 49,.
,oct22 ,sf j. II. CABIN, Agent.
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FAIR NOTICE -There will be Fair
held on the nights of the. 9th, 10th,
18th, 18th, 18th and 14th of Deem
Der, for the benefit of the, new Cath
Ole Church. Particulars will be
fully published. -r1aa oct26 diff
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LOCAL NOTICES.
- I. @? o. r.

THE officers and members of Evans
Vile Encampment, No. 20, are hereby
requested to meet at their Hall, this
evening, for work. Every Patriarch
in good standing is expected to be
present. By order of the u. L.
j. P. HENDRICKS, Scribe. dit
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PERsoNAL.-Col. Geo. Pendleton,
the distinguished railroad man, is in
the city, and is in excellent health and
hopeful. He thinks that if the peo-
pie along the Ohio River would
change their drink it might improve
navigation, He reports spIenty Of
water in Lake Erie.
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SYsfamS Run Down.

Persons often allow their. systems to
ssIun down. or rather run Them dotc1li by
OverwOrk, accompanied by neglect OF
the pToE means Of sinvigoredlo on. { 1he
result is what IS called . 6 ENERAL DEB1L-
TTY: in other words, a failure ana partlal
coll3 pse of the physical forces, accompa-
MED usually, by great depression OF splr-
ats, The best remedy an Such cases IS
HOSTETT ER'S STOMACH BIIIERS-
Whether the state of exhaustion has been
brought con by excessive physical tabor.
~dfssipatfon anxiety of nind.r ex poSure, or
= any other cause. the remedial effect OF
this great stomachic will be found equally
prompt and certain. As a-Festoratlye,
after severe sickness has sprOstrated the
bodily and mental energies, 1t Is pro-
-nounced. by cornpefent medical authority,
1.-THE BEST TONIC IN USE" If men
were not foolishly careless about their
health, and over-cOnhdent in themselves,
they would always, when engaged IN any
work that required great exert1on, use
corresponding means of sustaining tnelr
strength. For this purpose HOSFETTEKS
BITTERS are Invaluable All tollers
should use them as an lnVigorant. y
For those constantly. employed, IN In
door occu patiOns, especially in crowded
workshops, they may be reakoHed as the
very best safeguard of health. Where
there is a pFedfsp0Sition to constipation.
or tendency to biIiousness, they may be
truly said to be q specific for which there
is no substitute. =
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MATCH GAME OF BASE BALL-On
Saturday forenoon match game of
base ball was played on the grounds
of the Resolute Club, near Black
ford's Grove, between the Actives, of
this city, and the Pee Wee Club, of
Henderson, KY, Both clubs are made
up of young lads, and we are told by
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Coroner's Inquest, No. %.

"ELD ON THE BODY OF PAUL
IT, me STRAUB, whose body was
found at Casper SchimmeI's, in Union
Township, Vanderburgh County, State of
Indiana, on the 23d day of October, 1857.
The jury, being uly sworn, find from the
evidence that the deceased came to her
death by her clothes taking fire accident
ally. At the time OF her death she was
about years old; feet inches high.
SAMEUL P. HAVL1N,
Coroner Vanderburgh County.
Evansville, Oct "A, 1857. [oc5 dl,WSt
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aa CONSOLIDATION. = The firms of
Henry E. Blemker, and BlemkeTT,
Tihmann & Co., Stove Dealers and
Excelsior Stove Works, have been
consolidated, and will hencetorth be
known as Blemker, Tillman d 20.
All debts and accounts will be col
lected and paid by
mav25tf BLEMKER. TILLMAN & 20.
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Ladies! use Clark's Spool Cotton.

GENTS: The finest and best select
ed stock CT goods for Fall and Win
ter ever brought to this city can be
found at 81 Main Street. Call and
see, ''i' - SMITH & DARLING,
aug27 Merchant Tailors.
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stealing around there long enough,
and he thought he would stop it by
soaring him.
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E%Call at the JOURNAL office
YOU want Business Cards, Checks,
Receipts, Drafts, Notes, &C., in the
best style.
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CRowNED.-The tall steeple of the
new German Catholic Church eeFaer
of Sixth and Cherry Streets, has Been
crowned with large and handsome
gilt cross. The steeple or spire will
by the end Of the week, we presume,
be finished. sEE.Ea "A ~
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JLil.a.aIr.d, 5 Needle. for sale everywhere.

B- Ladies using the Wheeler &
Wilson Sewing Machine, are earnestly
requested to send immediate notice to
my office whenever they are out of
order, or any instructions In their use
may be desired.H <55aase.
Having secured the services OF
.frst-class A djuster from headqUar-
tiers, / desire to have all the old ma
chimes in the city repaired and i'm
proved, and will spare neither pains
norseKpense to give my customers the
most complete satisfaction.
T. nj. SELLMAN, ;7z-s
oetS u No. 50 Main Street.
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M;Zyard's Helir Needles, IN Patent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
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THE LEcTURE.-Let it not be for
gotfeu8that Hon. Schuyler Colfax will
lecture at Turner Hallson Thursday
night. 1t will prove highly interesting
Do not fail to secure good seat. -
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aa-A large assortment of those
fine crystal visiting cards still on
hand at the JOURNAL Office. The
ladies will please take notice.
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4 .MosT BRUTAL AND DIABoLICAL

door of an honest, respectable and IN
dustrious laboring man, who resides
near the Longworth tract, and east of
Main Street. The wife of this man,
supposing it to be her husband, open
ed the door, and was Immediately
knocked down and brutally outraged,
after which the fend in human shape
demanded what money there was in
the house but whether be obtained
any or not, our informant did not
learn. 8 1t is. certainly high time that
a systematic effort was made to free
the city Of these unmittigatedy illains
who infest the city, and thus boldly
ply their vocation of outrage and pill
lage. This affair should be rigidly
Investigated by the police, in order
that some clue to the perpetrator
might be obtained.
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Aae.I hAN 8D} g u Z 4 /
M[ How many mothers suffer the agony
of seeing their Httle ones snatched away
from them By the Whooping Cough, or
Dtptheria, when a single bottle of Poland's
White Pine Compound wolid have saved
the ba by's life.,s 1t is infaIlibIe.
en-. -sIo sts0Id 10 sIaaH1sf gi- 200 5t5i.0--
- ~ - ----L ------ ---...-l -.
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For RENT.-The Brick Store No.
1876 Main Street, for rent low. Apply
to oct25-6t VICKERY Bros.
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OYsrERs.-Ladies and gentlemens'
oyster saloon. Oysters served up In
every style at H. Herman's contee-
tionery, 45 Main Street. Oct2z-d6t.
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PEE WEES.

Fly Catches-Pee Wees-Lyon, |; Banks,
1; Hodge. L; Marshall, L; Total, 4.
Actfves-Hoffman, 1; Gilbert, L; Ayres,
i; total, 3. ts.f ri IT,
20 Umplre-ChaS. Wentz.
Scorers Millyer and Wheeler.
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r. GA. .R,-Important business will
be transacted at the meeting, Of, the
Grand Army Of the Republic to-
night. A full attendance is desired.
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Milward's Needles are the best.
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BASE BALL-A match game was
played Saturday morning, on the Reso-
lutes' grounds, between the Pee Wee
Club, of Henderson, and the ActiHes,
of this city, which resulted in tie
game. The following is the score: F
PEE WEES ACsFJVES
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@ A full supply of Justices
Blanks for sale at this Office. tt