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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-13

Coy Elliott's dry goods store Il sit.
uatcd on First Street. between Main
aud Locust. Ono feature of Mr.. El-
liott's manner of conducting business
Is to sell his goods nd uniformly fair
rates, avoiding, at the same time,
" bats, " or leading articles nj less
than cost, 10 cronto m impression
which u calculated 10 deceive the un-
suspocting Ills stock Of dross goods
is snid Ia be- very well selected We
recommend all Of our acquaintance
and readers 10 deal nj this store, M.
suring them they will fnd il an agree.
able M well nv profitable place 10
purchase. mayl3 a.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-13

GoNE Ur,s---On Saturday night
Deputy Sheriff Chute, assisted by
Owen, Darling and Lyon, started on
tho Tarasoon for Jefleraonyille, hav-
ing in charge four prisoners sentenced
10 tho State Prison. two by tho Cir
cult Court at Ia last term, aud two
by the Court Of Common Pleas now
In session. The names OF tho pria.
oners are James Adams, larceny,
three yeare; John Smith, larceny,
two years, George Brown, larceny,
two years, aud Charles Williams, lar.
oeny. ono year The laat three arc
negroes. HiHH
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-13

Day GOODS Ar AUcrfoa--1 will
soll at Auction, nt my new Auction
Room on Locust Street, opposite tho
Post Office, commencing Tuesday
morning, May IL. nc . O'clock, large
lot Of new and aoasonablo Dry Goods,
such NJ Merinocs, Dolainos, Prints,
Checks. bleoehod and brown Muslins
white aud red Flannel, Ticking. CAST.
Hosiery, and general variety OF Dry
Goods. Boots, Shoes, Hats aud Cnps,
and Ready mado Clothing; also, lot
oi Qucopswaro. The salo will be con.
tiuuod four days, forenoon and after
noon. Ladies' are invited. A lot Of
Millinery Goods will bo sold Wcdncs-
day morning. Mny 10Th.
myl0d3t. HIRAM NELSON.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-13

Tug TIDE OF TaApE.-~While at
alnioat every other place on tho limo
Of the Ohio River complninta pre
heard Of moagse ahipmonta, dull
times aud scarcity Of freight, the
tide of trade continues 10 low steadily
through Evansville, md steamboats,
aud the railroad arc daily bringing
aud taking vaat quantities OF produce
aud merchandise, Nearly 900 hogs.
heads OF tobacco were received here
laat w"ak, aud we hear of Thousands
more 20 eome, The amount of corn
received here weekly aud shipped
South, ID almost incredible. Forty.
ak car loads arrived hero from the
North on Saturday night by rail, and
M many more will arrive To night, and
Dunkoraon Il Co have advicoa of
10000 saoka com ng ~ one shipment.
Notwithstanding the 10, Charles, tho
Mary Swan aud the Laurel llll haye
beeu loaded here during tho past
week, the several wharf boats arc
crowded, and hugo piloa cover the
wharf. The Laurel Hill came here
nearly light, and last night she was
nearly down 20 her guards, The
Louisa brought near 5.00O from the
Wabash yesterday, which was trans.
ferred To tho Laurel Hill. The Rich.
mond will he able 70 got all she
wants. itpricea suit, and tho Gen Quit
IN In expected here this morning to
load for NV Orleans II ia certainly
matter for oongratulation 10 our
business men aud shippers that, while
business is dull everywhere else, they
have here all they eau do. ''
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-13

New Goopa. T. r. q y A. Cooi-
dgc. Of the Ncw loyh Dyy
GooL Stos'e, are daily making
additions 10 their already at
trnctiyc stock OF n0veities. They
will open this morning Paisicy
Shamis in white aud black oentors;
plain white and black SIR and Her.
pdnnu GrenadIne Strois; Pashar
Lace Point Sha,ois and Grcies; white
aud black LnDina L,fce Shaicl Ioinh;
crystal and amber Bbftabs aud Trim.
m'nOsi Gupnre Luea Eti0in0a; C1HaU
Edgings; Ch,my Ldco Coiimq, Rsai
French plain aud embroidered Lorscts,
from o. 30 10 ~ 90; tho best 1910
Ctiicoes IN tho city; Bieochcd aud
HUoa .Sh1Tiags mt l2Io; Shaker
Bonnets 25o; ali goods down TO cor
respond with tho present New York
prices Nos. II aud rs First Street,
opposite Opera House. mayli ~,
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n Hall of Morning Star Lodge MOI.
(. q. .. ~, Evhnsviils, May ., 1887.


WHEREAS, Brother Thomns Runcio,
who was good Odd Fellow, genial
companion and true friend, has
been taken from us by the Almighty,
Rcsoipcd, That IN him we have lost
valued and bonorcd Brother, his
profession an orn9meDt, and the
world generous, high minded phi
laDthropiat--onc who was always
ready 10 minister 10 tho needy and nt-
tend upon the wants Of the fathcrlcss.
fesotped, That, as Lodge, we
tender our sincere sympathy 20 his
bcroaved brothers aud sisters, and 10
the many friends ho has left.
Rcsotped, That tho charter and
ombIoms of this Lodge be drappcd In
mourning for thirty days.
Rcsoioed, That these resolutions DO
published, and . copy Of tho Same BIO
sent 70 his relatives.
III w. BiPPUs,
q. *. DREW.
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FREAKS or rnE FRosr. Mr.. James
Soantlin has shown us a handful of
young apples completely crooked by
tho trost OF last week which ho
brought from his farm and tho farms
of his neighbors, IN the country lie
thinks that about o-6 ofall the apples
IN tho low ground arc killed.. The
peaches did not bloom, having been
winter killed. Early garden vegota-
tables were also killed .If
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UatehrIor'a Hair Dye.

me- srasndld liaIr Dye u the beat IN the
1tsuaziaaa, ttsiiabta, Instantaneous. Mo
la.ypsiptment, Mo fiiIeuioua linis,
asAsisal Hiaah of firawn. tthtnadiea the III
aSyssa al Mad dyes tnvigofaias the hair.
tapsans ~ aeft snd beautiful. The GEM
@a "a signed Itffifgm a. Hafshsiof. A II 9th
@sAs ais mere limitations. and should bo
ssss>4sads fsuid 10y all biuge ista and Ter
saxs@sFsl Factory ~ aafalay street. New
- nswAaE oy a ooUsrEasssr.
ass i4~ts,
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RgBovAL.-.In ORDER 10 make re-
pairs 10 our old stand, We will move
10 No. 10 Main Street, opposite our
old house, until the repairs arc com.
plcted, We will be pleased 10 meet
our friends nj our new stand.
mayS lw FgsDnICn BROTHERS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-13

IinroaE JusrioE sriNson -Chas.
Smith was charged In Justice stin-
sons Court, with having committed
AN assault and battery on Herman
jacob. lilo was adjudgsd guilty, aud
required 10 pay Gne Of ~, with NJ ~
costa. a6f t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-13

SuooTlsa ArrAin--We learn that
there was shooting affair at tho
Crescent City Springs yesterday, a.
man named Snyder, who works IN n
brick yard, was shot In the knoo by
the driver Of an express wagon. Tho
wound Ia not considered dangerous
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-13

NEw REAL ESTATE AoEscy. -
Z. Elliott X Son have opened Roal
Estate Agency and General Intolli.
gonoo Office, for the sale of aud rent
ing of lands, houses, &c., nc.
Persons having houses or land 10
rent or sell, or persons wishing 20
purchase or rcnt, will do we'll by call
ing on them ut their Office, on Third
Street, near Locust, in Elliotts
Block ENH
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SCR Ur.-rbe frat Of tho splendid
iron pillars for the new Opera House,
was pet up on Saturday. II towers
above the second story windows Of
tho adjoining building.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-13

MATRIMONIAL. The MATRIMONIAL
market for tho past wook has been
excited aud transactions unusually
large. The following ore tho parties
10 whom permits were granted
Hartman Woidig aud Helena Hoho.
Christian itoitz aud i1arbarn
Bickoll.
Charles Miller aud liato Peters,
Henry Rehrman and Catbarius
Brohs.
Henry II. Simpson aud Barbara H..
lambert,
John Nucbling aud Doros Schmidt.
Peter Sohoenbergor aud Catharins
Schmitt.
John Roth aud cathnrino Frib.
Adam kcil and Laura Hoffman.
Philip u. Schmidt and Anna Bo.
seeker.
Jooob Riokerioh aud Mary NJ.
Schwordtfegor.
Martin Emig 10 Barbara Ktslor.
Tbos. ID Myer and ANN Jane
IIadlcy.
Martin Bohnmiller and Bertha
Rohnor,
james J Hawkins and Hannah q.
Dixon.
Charles w sMunson and Anna Fos-
tor.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-13

nag Altering II Iiasslcr, No -,
South Firat Street,a now prepared 10
furnish their numerous customers
with the most delicious ice cream.
Their snloon is one Of the finest aud
most commodious in the city, md the
iee'cronm superb. a.
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; COMMON PLEAsCouRT. Tho trans
actions of the Circuit Court for the
past two or three days have possessed
but little of interest. except to tho
parties litigant. The eases are none
of them worth reporting -.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-13

pey-Twcpty.Gye boxes fresh oran.
ges just received and for sale, low,
by Parsons, Scoyille Il Co., ~ Main
Etrccf
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A SPLENDID LUNcu---The lunch
sot by Petor Burke on Saturday
morpingswas the finest we ever saw
sot In restaurant. Peter knows
how. or course there was large
crowd.
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WE lately published terribly OK
citing" yarn, called . Biz Foot Wal
laoe. ". Senfinet-on the. Border.
Did you pay for IN A friend Of ours
wants Co know.
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EXTRA CnonE FAMtLY Flour
We hayo two hundred barrels Of the
best Family Flour IN tho market,
made FROM pure white English Wheat.
Families that want m extra Family
Flour can got u IL thcy call soon at
II. ID. ALLIs Il Co,
Corner Water aud Vine Streets.
myJ. I'm
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-13

Our AGAIN Joe Kelly, the Ia
nous hack driver, IL on tho street
again with span Of Gne grays aud
ono OF tho handsomest hacks in the
city. my12.1t.
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REAL EgfArs faA ssfsas. follow
Ing transfers Of real estate were Suffered
fpr rsoord ia tho Office Of the county Ita-
corder during the week spding Saturday.
May ~ bfslftsf
Emma u. T. Oh % W,a. w. shannon.
Lot :. niosk ~. Eastern Bniarz enenti for
Traneia M. rrnil 10 John rfuit, part
northeast guartef northeast quarter, ~. 4,
banisl w. Goldsmith o oliver Gold
smith. part west half. o. o, 10 Iip acres for
oliver Goldsmith 10 Daniel W. Gold.
smith. east hair southwest quarter. 81 q, 10,
II. III. and part of sonthwsst qlartsr. q, d,
10, ~, 10 acres, for o.,
LeIauai Adler 10 WIN. Heliman,. Lots 1,
2ln 4 and B, Aiteheifs Subdivision; fof
Henry Lohmsyef to Aptopa Heidi. east
half northwest quarter, ~, =, 10. w acres
Henry Lobmeyer 10 Jacob u. Ifsldt,
southeast quarter northeast duartsr, ", 4,
Mary Ann Hubbard 10 Saunders SAN
som; Lols v 10 and 70. Block !, i'"bbard's
Danlsi Morgan 10 Emily iieniy, part
a2DD.
Archibald Dixon 10 Darnabns Perkins.
part Of Lot ~. Upper Enlargement for
iiarnabas Perkins to Archibald Dixon.
I.otA 10 aud 10 Block I, stookweilfs En-
iaresment! for 1900.
Isaac Gaaselbefry 30 David Hardiman.
Lot ~. Block I, itoekwell's first Addition !.
for HED.
Mary Lowell 10 VIM. q. Barton, Lot H.
uioeh u. Northeast Enlargement for sl.
Frederick Fenehla r To Julia A, Watkins.
Lots 10, ~, apd one-haif OF ~. Isabella
Place; for Bii2 80.
10. p, and oas'nsii Of o. Isabella Place
for sii3 CO.
Lot ~. block =. creaosnt Enlargement!
for 80
Joshua Frandanbarg 90 Henry Hen.
nings. Lot ~. Block 2. Crescent Enlarge
matitI for 10
stephen u. Deal 10 Henry Fioyd, Lots 9
and n. tiioek 1, Jaeobaviiie. Tor $500.
3 John fsmiinger 10 Henry WilhsrH. Lot
10, Block - Crescent Enlargement; for 800.
Entity sharpe to john HsiH. Lots and q,
Hioeis III. Ahafpa's Enlargement for 200.
+ Gatherins Salmon 20 Maurice De ~. rni-
aia, Lot a. Hook no. Northeastern I'm
iaruem1nt. for VI.
Jacob II, Miller 10 tfornnu stocking, part
of Lot 4, Morgan y Addition. for 800,
Vim. IL. Walker 10 w. .. aud Robert 49,
short, west hair porth west quarter .. g. 10,
NJ, Oh acres for 2.Dt2.
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ekv- n you are in need Of stock
Of liquors, our advice would bc for
you 10 10 10 Hodge, Carr X Go. u, cor.
nor Water and Sycamore Streets, and
buy them cheaper, better, aud more
of d., m for less money than any
other house will or can afford them.
All liquors warranted IN represented.
iauD ~
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A PLEAaANr Sunrnlsr.--W We, hnd
related 10 us q day or two ngo, n Nnry
PLEASANT episode In tho lilo Of an Old
School Presbyterian minister at. Vim
conuer, Rev Mr.. Thornton lie bad
boon preaching TO n poor oongrcga
ton, ~ small salary, in Illinois. pre-
yious TO taking charge Of the church
in vinoennos. aud was. as many min.
iHlors are, IN quite straitened eireum-
stances, aud was unable TO furnish his
hoaao In Vnoennea Ii tho snme style
M his noighbora. but atill he was oon-
tent. Not 80 tho good ladies Of his
congregation. aud when women WiH
there IL way, A few days ago a lady
of tho congregation aont Tor tho min
istor's family TO Gene and spend tho
day, which they did. Early in tho af-
ternoon they proposed tn go homo.
Their hostsss. Mrs. Pollock. insistod
on their staying Tor tea, which they
were induced To do. the good lady
promising 81 take them home IN her
carriage Ten waa late, aud when no
other excuse could BIO offer
cd, Mrs. Pollock had hor ear.
rngo brought out aud drove them
home, When they reached the min.
istar's house, Alre, l., Expressed har
purpose Of stopping IN for few mo-
monts, Mr.. Thornton opened the
door and started back in surprise.
lie supposed he had mistaken tho
house. lilo took careful survey of
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Ngw METROPOLITAN Notwitb-
standing the weather was bad on Bat
nrday evening with light rain, there
was mn andieBee at the theatre, high
ly respectable In numbers and eharno-
tor. Indeed. considering the weather.
the attendance was compliment 10
the talented beneficiary. The per.
formaDces were very ereditable 10 all
concerned, and were reosivsd with
warm applause. Mrs. Golden render
ell the character OF Madame De Bau.
pro with surprising ability, and IN
several instances Mr.. Golden exceed.
cd his usual rtyle. Mr. voltz also
played unusually we'll. Melville, as
usual, was warmly npplauded,
When the curtain fell, thsfe was n
long and loud call for Mrs. Golden,
who was led 10 the front by Mr. Voltz,,
aud returned her thanks ia one Of the
nentest little speeches we have ever
heard from the stage.
Nslgille's songs and tho afterpiece
were received with roars Of applause.
Tonight, Miss Emma Engel,
young star Of striking ability. will
make her debm In this city, ms Fran.
coils In IiioheIiou, with MrGoo. Hutch.
ipson, n celebrated tragedian, who
will appear as Riebelieu, Mr. Arebi-
bald MoAuley as Joseph, and Mrs.
Bella Golden rs Julie De- Mortimer.
This In ono Of tho most interesting
aud thrilling plays on tho modern
stage, aud should attrnct u crowded
house,
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Collectors Sale of Real Estate for the
Payment OF Assessments for
Sidewalk Improyements.

Notice IN hereby alv0n, that by virtue OF
nundfy proceph Issued BY tho Mayor OF
the Clty of EynnAville. ANA 10 mo direct.
door Of The Court lf6nst In said city. on
Friioy, My Pm, 1867,
al 10 oulocb a, ~, the following lots or
parcels or real estate OF 20 much thereof
charged ana nAiinHaad against Hnid lots ro-
Apeotivaly, fnr fha cost ana eKpenaoA OF
mhHlnR sidewalk improvements upon
aaid lots, together with Tho costs Of sale
aud that nnin sale Will be continued on
the next day Thereafter. Yi1. saturday,
May 9th, 1907 ~ = o'clock q. ~. al the
Same place. for the putpoHe OF hoiling Auoh
lots or parcels as niny have been sold on
the day nrst aforementioned ana not
fhN itAsfnnH rNfAnansi
Owners william N. smiths heirs, Lot
=, block ~. VI ~. Trustees OF African
Church, Lot ana ., Block @6i gli ~.
Owner Morria y Johnson, lot ., Block
rounrn rrfAttoienKfr
Qwpgr- Alonzo Chambers, Lot !, Block
HouTirna rNLAHawNtrr
ownnn,.- Henry hectrf's hriIH, Lot v,
Hook .. $40 10, eliza ilurk, Lot J, Hl0oh.Di
ooopsrLf,'s rrLARormENr.
Ownor-- Unknown. Lot ~. block 2; ~ ~.
WILLIAM q, fAIELHluo,
Evansville. May 10. 1907 Collector.
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the exterior, and was convinced that
ID WINS his own. sire enough. But
what change within Instead Of
the plain, moagro furniture which
they had left In the morning, they
found tho house msgnifcehtly fur.
nisbed throughout, though not Il soul
was within The minister and his
wife we're oyerpowered with surprise
aud gratitude, and sat down and
wept In q few moments neigbbors
came iioeking IN and soon "a splendid
supper was spread, and tho grateful
family, aud tho happy and generous
congregation enjoyed q delightful re.
union ~
Who will say that Mr. Thornton
cannot now labor aith moro zeal aud
hope than bSfore2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AmLLs VEGETABLE 5idfLfAn HAfa
HKhKwEn
axAsss~ss Ds ffaif 10 Hs original eoioy ~i.sn
aw.sas
ssssw The Butritiva matter which poas
ssssssss the Hair,
lh<s4.ss mo Ofoieth NJ ne Hab Whsn boih,
assa-avn tha beaAil. why bair a. Ailhen
asNa4asaans,
asssssFtfpt fksfy DrsssfdO.
M suttia shows lie effects,
-, HALL co, Nashua, n, H..
FfDpfintrfei
shs sais ~ All dfiReisiss ,nay2
sksA4fbgA ktTfks me- kH0hi, bH WerH Illus
assa .seyf q" Enaii merit hH Fpsaud's WHITE
Fssee &afnIutiiih possesses " ttht which
a#Ns hs affections 1T al Intelligent pthiis,
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SToRE Room ron Rent otior for
rent the fine four story store room on
First Street, near Main. Possession
given immediately.
apt tf M j. X. LorsrEioH'
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STOVES AND TiNwAtr--W Wholesale
and rotail, at j Il. MEsKER's,
Sycamore, bot. Second and Third Sts'
mhi2~.imd&w
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a. THANKS, We arc indebted TO Mr..
John Rasoh, who arrived from the
East Saturday night. for Boston pa.
pers Of Thursday. That u making
good limo,
To Meaurs, Henson \ Knowles. OF
Tho Merchants Union, and 10 Sher-
wood Il IIoagland, Of tho Adams,
aud 10 tho attentive clerks Of the Lou-
isville packets wo are indebted for
daily paper favors.
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ltoeispoft stage lvia Newbufgh aud Hoons
on Mondays. Wednesdays apd Fridays
Arrives by 4 .. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud hatufhays
days and Fridays NJ a, ~, Arrives Tuas-
days aud saturdays by Ar, NJ.
M. Vernon Maj stage leaves daily tes.
aept hundays) at 7 A. NJ Arrives daily Tea.
e1pi HundayHl by ~, ma
To hnw no ha,na aais daily except SUM
dayj from the Merchants Hotel, A. u
pfaiush b. NJ
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singers and Public Speakers

srxp aaad TfeehsA useful Ia clearing the
as~ssrs when taken bsfurs singing or speak
lsssA. Assd relieving the threat after al ~
asseA asar',sa OF the vocal ofgaaz, tn
.sss@sss arr recommended and pfeaotihe
ass rsssloiana aud have mad Testimonial
lssezs stainent men throughout the eouns
sss BEING an article OF true merit, aud
sssssag proved their efficacy by teal oi
ss=asH years each year finda then, Ia new
sssatlieA ~ various phtta 81 the world. and
m@ ffaai.as are universally pronounced
a~snef han either artioiea
ssz~fAfn only iinows'H nHordttAs Tna-
ezesas. aud de- not take any of the Worthless
.ssassftaf,s that may he ofarad. Noip nvE-
szsnHaH, tdeob d.swnu
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REooaDEn's Couar.- The Recorder
had reasonable patronage on Satur-
day
Two sons of Erin, degenerate sons
thay were too. imbibod too much
Democratic consolation, and foil into
the hands of tho myrmedons Of the
law They were fined ~ zach with
tho usual amount or costs, aud pro-.
ferred 10 go 10 Jail rather than pay.
To-day they will have the privilege Of
working on the streets.
On Saturday afternoon Leonard
Uosnpt filed nm aiii1avit, or rather
two or three afiidavitH, charging that
Henry Daudistol and bis two sons,
jobs and Henry, did him, tho aforo-
said Hempt In nm angry, rude and In
solont manner. strike, beat. brnise
and wound. lilo employed Peter
Meyer TO prosecute the cane on bo-
half Of tho State, while Con. Shaekcl.
ford was engaged for tho defense, aud
IA jury was called.
From the evidence Il appeared that
iIempt bud INDUCED IN applying Ger.
tain pot names TO Depairtel, although
he was boarding IN tho family. Tho
boys called ut the shop In which
Ilempt works, 10 ask an oxplanatioa,
Tho youngest called IIempt out aud
asked him what he meant by such
talk lIcmpt seized piece Of plank
aud went for tho boys, aud succeeded
in getting IN a atunnor on tho top Of
the head of the largoat OF tho two
Dandistol'n. just then tho father of
tho boys happended on tho field Of
action, when Hompt made a demon
Atratios to strike him with tho plank.
DandiAtol seised this belligoront
youth, threw him down aud admins
tered 90 him gentle drubbing. For
this tho action was brought, II ap.
poared In evidence also, that the
elder Of tho Dandiatcl boys did, ut
the commencement Of the difficulty,
strike Hcmpt under tho chin. The
jury after short absence. brought
In n verdict for tho doiondent Henry
Daudiatol, Sen. The boys will probo-
bly, be- tried to-day.
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Gsay- Merchant Tailor now goods mr.
irving nj the new estnblishment-6
Mnin Street.
mar5 tf SMITH N DARLING.
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SOMETHING NEW
To Housekeepers.


To HousekePers.
a ruErARATT0N tpstentsd Oct. iath,
IA iAi,Al that Will clean tnd polish your
TIN, Plated. Ware, britannia brahH, Ac.,
iika new. wIrif A. LfrfLn ANON AZ WASH.
ina, aud viii not inJuro th' nnost silver or
plated surface.
III IA TRULY woNbERFULi
Thoao wno have tried ~ ay ~ In of moro
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you will not be without ~ Ask for taAo'A
Magic Polish
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AJAX for ~ at amy DruL Grocery. TIN.
Hardware, or Fancy Stors
Manufactured ny w. 4. aso a Bro.
n. N. GILBERT& co.,
Wholesale 0rocerz. No. 3lNorth First H..
Evansville. nd,
Arc our Exclusive Agent there to supply
the Trade.
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Saturday at ~ o'clock An. Every Tsaaday,
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Bs5- ". X. Wells Il Son have just
received n new lot Of futing and Pi-
ping Irons, Pinchipg and Curling
Irons, Piping Irons aud Fluting Scis-
eors. Also, fine assortment Of
Rogers celebrated Shears and
Scissors. 81 Main Street. n.
An industrious. intelligent boy, who
can write COON hand, can got en-
ploymont by calling on
IT, II. EunMAN ~ Go.
HoONa op rnr EVANSVILLE
LfHHAmf AAsOCfATfDn,
May 9Th 1871
There will be general meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Evansville
Library Association, nj tho Library
Rooms, on Tuesday evening, May
9Th, 1867, at "a o'clock, 10 act upon
tho proposed amendment 10 the con
stitntion, and attend 10 such other
business as may DO presented.
by order Of the Board,
j. l.. OaR,
Recording Secretary.
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