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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17
Crops IN MISSISSIPPI. TENNESSEE

CROPS IN MISSISSIPPI, TENNESSEE
AND ALABAMA.-From Mr.. Luke
Grant, who arrived from the Tennes-
see River country by the Sam. Orr,
yesterday morning, we learn that the
prospects for good crops of cotton and
corn. in Southern Tennessee, North
ern Mississippi and Alabama, have
not appeared so fattering as at present
for the last thirteen years. Mr.. Grant
circulated pretty extensively through
the portions Of the three States
named, on both sides of the river, and
gives 1t as his opinion that the crops
will be far above the average crops of
former years. An abundance of rain
for the benefit of the crops has fallen
during the past month, and nothing
like worms, or any other destructive
influence, has interfered with the
growing cotton, which stands we'll,
and is now bowling out most prolifi-
cally. The corn is also well adj
vanced, and the people are eating
roasting ears and sweet potatoes.
Hard times in these localities are
over, it is hoped, forever. We did
not inquire in regard to fruits.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17
FRIDAY.
CITY NEWS

Executive COMMITTEE MEETING.
The Republican County Executive
Committee will meet at Turner Hall
this evening at s o'clock. Commit
tees having reports to make, and all
others interested, will be present
promptly at the hour named.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

COME TO GRIEF.-The st. Louis
Democrat of few days ago notices
the arrest of General G.. w. Mank in
that city on charge of robbing the
mails in New Orleans. Gen. Mank
is well known In this city, served in
the Federal army during the war, and
attained to some distinction. When
Andy johnson went off in the inter
ests of rebels and Democrats, Gen.
Mank, after he had been mustered
out of the service, followed and made
several johnson speeches. For this
he was rewarded by Mr.. johnson
with a commission as Consul at Mat
amoras. Subsequently he obtained
employment in the New Orleans Post
Office, in which position he remained
until March last, when he obtained
leave of absence and went to Europe.
He returned last month with seven
large trunks filed with valuables.
Having been suspected of robbing
the mails, detectives were set to work
and he was traced to st. Louis. 1t is
alleged that he obtained from valua
bic letters over $4,000, a portion OF
which was found in his possession,
and identified. Some of the dele
gates to the National Democratic
Convention from this place saw him
while gone, and reported on their
return that he was going to make
speeches for Seymour and Blair in
this State. It is understood now
that his speaking has been Indefinite
ly postponed. The General viii not
canvass Indiana.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

CoNTIEUING.-The heat still con-
tinues, with the mercury at over 1902
yesterday. A dullness pervades the
whole city in consequence. Drivers
of express wagons and other vehicles.
who are in the habit Of driving reck-
lessly, have at last learned to go
slowly" a satisfaction to pedestrians
at least.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17
FOR SALE
TWO BRICK HOUSES AT AUCTION
I,nr. LIZ llraEers-

LeH Oh DER OF THE BOARD 0E
49, trustees OF the Public Schools OF the
ely on Evansville, there win be SOLD al
auctlon. az the courthouse door IN the
Guy OF E@sstnsN4lles ON the 18th day of q Uly.
15931 - = O Clock Phi, the BRICK SCHOOL
House ana premises fronting on Main
street aL us terminus, at the outer bound
airy Of the city. The lot is a little irreau l3I-
IN shape. the average width being 7D feet.
and the average length so feet: BENG farce
enough for three retail stores and f6e
school-hOuse. being about the centre al
the lot, can be used as one
Also, at the same time and place and far-
the same order, will be sold the OLD HIGH
SCHOOL BUILDING aud premises known
as the sod Baptist Church, - corner Clark
and Centre Streets. The lot is Bg by B feaI.
minus q little roinb or one corner THE
house Is Substantially built brick tta
stories, is 80 feet wide BY 60 feet long. ls O.
comfortable church for a small CouRIegf
tioRs or IL might easily be converted INTO
two stores or house for mauuiactHtinE
purposes.
Iei ms-Purchase price OF both lots pav-
able in ctfg orders al par.
JOHN ". POSTER
va dtd Secretary School Board.
Courier, Union, and Democrat cory tilL
lot
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THE CoRN.-Farmers who were in
the city yesterday from the bayou "
below the city report the corn as look
ing extremely well in that neighbor-
hood, but in others in that part of the
county it is almost dead for want of
rain. In all parts of the county, il
there is not a rain soon, the corn crop
will be materially affected.
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THANKS. = The accommodating
messengers of the express companies;
Messrs. Fish & Barter. and Henry
III. Haynie have our thanks for late
papers in advance of the mails.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

MUsIC.-Large crowds were attract
ed, yesterday, by the excellent music
produced by the band connected with
Maginley & CAROLS circus. 1t was
indeed excellent. .aE
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A RELArrvE LIvIua.--somo DAYS

A RELATIVE LIVING. --Some days
ago mention was made IN these col
unns of the finding of, and providing
for, man named Couger, aged 81
years, by Mr.. @. Heddrich, near the
mouth of a bayou above the city.
The old man stated that he had no
relatives living of whom he had any
knowledge, and that his son, formerly
a mate on the steamers Morning Star
and Tarascon, had died some time
since, who was the only relative OF
which he had any knowledge. A
lady, named Sallie Couger, resident
of New Albany, who read the notice,
writes Mr.. H., asking information
about the old gentleman, who. Mr.. FL
thinks, is the daughter of this aged
man. 1t is probable. The old man
died some days since, and was buried
at the expense of the county.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

RECORDERS COURT.-It is aston
ishing that men at the present state
of the weather, should become pugl-
listically inclined, and yet they do.
One would think that with the Their
mometer at 1902 full. there would be
a postponement of the Summer fights,
until more convenient season.
Yesterday a man named John
Stull appeared before the Recorder,
and answered to the charge of COM
hitting an assault on a boy. In fine
and costs, s. 20 were taxed against
the indiscreet individual, which was
cheap enough, in all conscience, fo1
an indulgence in such a delightful
pastime as assaulting another man s
boy.
James Ambrose, a man of color
was charged with having assaulted a
white man, for which, in fine and
costs, he was taxed So %. The Re-
corder got it into his head that there
were mitigating circumstances, which
did not make it any worse for the
colOred man.
A white employee named Cal. Heat
rick, at the American House, took il
into his head to correct a colored ser.
want, named Austin Sugg, at the same
place, for some real or fancied misbe.
havior, and for his lack of judgment
was made to appear before the Re.
corder on charge of an assault. Heat
rick was fined and costed to the
amount of S. %. The above consti.
tuted the cases before the Recorder
yesterday.
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aboard, because his sisters were on
the boat. The remembrance Of this
affair caused his attack on Capt, Gil
more, a man scarcely half his size.
These are the facts as related to us by
parties on the loaf at the time.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

WANTED, NURsE.-White girl to
take care of infant child. Reference
required. Apply to the Office of
EHRMAM, FISHER e. Co,
Nos. 18 and 10 North Water Street.
iulv16-3t .aE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

OFF FOR CALIFoRNIA.-We regret
to learn that Mr.. Abraham Ans.
paoher, for many years an active
business man of this city, is about to
remove to California. Mr.. Anspacher
during many years of business life in
this city, established and main tanned
reputation for honesty and probity
of character, and a spirit of public
enterprise second to no business man
in the city, and himself and his inter-
esting and highly accomplished fam
lily will by this removal, leave va
cancy in this community that will not
soon be filed. We unite with hun
dreds of his fellow-citizens in wish
ing him pleasant and safe journey
to his new home, and most prosper
Gus career on the far Pacific coast.
He leaves, we believe, to morrow.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

Y OsT - COW - Strayed nom my rosie
Ia dence, on the corner OF Walnut end
second Streets, on Thursday night leHt- g.
large black, COW, about 8 years old, Pa
crumpled horns large white teais. 4 think
there is a crop of each ear and g SIT OF
swallow fork IL each. She has q large 1agi
is a good mixer; Is kind and gentle. she
left young ealt at home. Any one re-
turning said CIV to me viii be uberaLlF
rewarded. seIel7l HIRAM =. READ
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FRESH Cow.-I have for sale a good
Coo with young calf. Can be seen
at my residence. -zs
ly16-d3t VIM III. McCARER.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

NIGHT BLOOMING CERUs. - Night
before last large numbers of persons
were attracted to the show window of
Mr.. Henry Herman's confectionery
establishment, on Main Street, to
witness the blossoming of the Night
Blooming Cerus," a plant that had
been placed in the show window by
Mr.. Edgar Dunk, florist. This re-
markable plant, it is said, blooms
only in the night time. In the even
ing early the leaves of the flower CON-
menced to unfold, and at II o'clock
it was in full bloom. It il described
as being the most beautiful. and an
attempt at description Of it would
prove a failure. 1t affords but one
bloom and that once a year.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

ACCIDENTs.-All who contemplate
leaving the city for any length of time,
however short, either for business or
pleasure, should first secure a policy
of insurance against accidents in the
Travellers Insurance Company, of
Hartford, Connecticut. Policies for
any length Of time issued without de-
lay. j. n. KNOX, Agent.
Office at the First NATL Bank.
jy15:4t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

BOARD OF EoUALIzATIoN.-The
City Council sat as Board Of Equal
ization yesterday The members Of
the Council, with some interested
citizens, were sweating it out on
that line like heroes. The work
will continue from day to day, till
completed. 1t is indeed tedious
task this hot weather.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17
Residenee and go - g

4soSluolbb dliu dIi4 1uA odA5s
nEkE Residence of the late DR.
-@ Thomas Euucie viii be sold at private
safe. said farm contains sl00 acres. with
1mprovem onts. IL - about one mile from
Ingie's Sta ton, on f1e E. q q. r.. t.. ana
ten miles nom This city. For further DEr-
GlculaTs apply at DR.. II. l. Runcie's Once.
no y First Street, Evansville. 3r8rt
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20 afnMPHIs-Semi-weekly

BoelrpOrt Stage (via Newburgh and Boom
yille1 carrying the mail, leaves at 7 A. NJ,
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives ~ =. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
aad Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Non
days and Fridays at Z A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. NJ.
Mt. Vernon Mail stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays) at A. NJ. Arrives daily (e K
eept Sundays) by 2 P. NJ
To NEWBURG.-HacK daily Except Sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at
O'clock p. VI.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17

In THE LoCK-UP.-There were
but four persons in the City Lookup
yesterday, two white men and two
cOlored women. The white men had
worked out on the streets the price
Of their misbehavior, while the col
ored females had liquidated the claims
against them by scrubbing the Lock
UP, which they put in good order for
new corners. All were to have been
released yesterday evening.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-17
COMINq SOUTH
Terre Haute and Indianapolis
EknM TERRE HAuTE.
ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM VINCENNEs


To LoUIsvILLE.-Eyery Won, Mon9 lay .l ana
Eatnrfav at 10 O'Clock M. every =, tiestlay
Wednesday, Thursday anN ''1e'''i''"J 81
o'clock r. M. - ,a,,t Ss,,,,sav 81 .
O'Clock p. NJ. - r, x.y,,,,,o 80, !,
- Sunday at o'clock p. N. Every
afa1,,iav and Thursday at G O'Clock P. III.
TO EASrPoRr. - Every tuesday and
srridav MI O'Clock p. NJ.
no HEsDERsON-Daily, except Sundays
A. s O'Clock IN.
70 NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at foul
IN.
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F0R sALE AND F0R -.

n CHEAP BUILDING LOTS
AeNEV 5JvFeliins Houses, and 81 arms
Ten tl1Ot sand acres of Farming Lars
E I'suy and sell Real Estate.
ALNAH JOB H5C3T.
Real Estate AGENT
Third Strees, EUansUitJe, Iadsaaa.
dee2 II
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COLUMBTs ITEMS.
Especial to Tho Cincinnati Ganoitc.l

CoLUMBUs, Jinuaty g
The number Of yonths enrolled in this
State for school purposes is l,0lg,l95, III
vidcd as follows; White males, SOC, 600 f;
females, 4S7 ,3el colored males, l2,939
females, l2,l02.
Next week promises to be lively one
here. The Legislature meets on Monday,
The Wool Growers Convention and The
Ohio Horticultural Society on Tuesday
and the State Agricultural Society and
Democratic Convention on "Wednesday
The Supreme Court reassombled to-day
but transacted no business OF public
nature.
Tho certificate of incorporation Of tho
Fairfield County Savings & Building Asso.
alton. capital five hundl ed thousand dollars,
was filed to-day.
The flag of the 9th Ohio Cavalry has
been deposited in the military archives Of
the State
Orders have been received from the War
Department by tho Warden of tue Ohio
Prni,entiary, directing the release of tho
following military prisoners; Thomas B.
Shaw and William Harris company u, 81
United States Cavalry; James Burns aud
George Homes, company d, 3I Battalion,
10th United States Infantry,
The Ohio Monumental Association bad =
meeting, this afternoon, but took no action
on the propositions submitted by Mrs.
Ames. of Boston. aud Tom Jones, of your
city, both OF which ave reference to u
marble bust of the late President Lincoln
Mrs. Ames was present at the meeting OF
tho Association.
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T,,E covERNoR,s MESSAGE

eOn Monday last Governor Cox delivered
bis sctsagt q tbs legislature. One Of
,br aott pleasing ftafnrcs OF the message
is the sia,cmcpt that by tho Legislative on
aclms shts of last year, thero has been a
Saving OF 81, oOoto the State.
The Governor proposes a,radical change
in the school laws--lst. The appointment
Of County Superiutendents TO supervise
the schools in such counly-2nd The dis.
trbution Of the school fund, in proportion
to the ratio Of attendants at school This
appears to be jrst principle, and i
adopted, win no doabt Increase the attend.
uncc at school The present law of die.
iribudon ia based on the number of chill
dreu residing in the District.
Tho management Of the Penitcutary is
highly spoken of. balance is shown Of
$4,000 in receipts over expenditures.
There has been an increase Of S32 .545,
95s over the valuation on which the as
sossment was made last year.
Another recommendation of tho Gov
eruor s, the codiGcation Of The criminal
jurisprudence Uf this State, and the sim
plifcaiion of proceedings in courts Of jus
tico.
lie views The post Of Commissioner Of
immigration, as comparatively of little con.
sequence, aud deems the circulation OF
statistical documents Of more importance
toward attracting cmigrNuts to this State
There are many other topics advanced
by the Governor, INIT our limited space
will not at present admit of their reviow
The message is AN able and business like
document, and certainly rejects credit on
the ability aud administrative skill Of Coz.
ernor Cox.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-10
In Wood Common Pleas.

Edwin Reed,
vs.. In NOou Nonllnon llcas.
NJ. Il, Todd ct AL \
Bv virtue of an order oc sale issued ia the above
cause by tho Clerk Of the Courto of Common Pleas,
Of ood County, 0hio, and to me directed and de-
Hyered, win OTTER for sale Mt public vendue, at
the door ut the Courthouse, in Perry sburg, Wood
County Ohio, on
TUESDAY, February IL, 1865,
Retwcen the hours OF aud II o'clock A.M.,ot said
dav, the following described real estate, to-wit'
The northwest quarter of section so, township
4, range 10, containing l60 acres and the east
part Of il,h southwest quarter OF said seotfon 50,
township 4, range 10, containing so acres; aud
the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter ot
section 80, township 1, range 10, containing 10
acres, all in Wo06 County, Ohio.
CHARLES w. gYERS. Sheriff.
J. a :, h. PRIcE, PlaintiH's Attorneys.
Pvrrysburg, January ., 1868. 3IeSS
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SclIuyLgR CoLFAx, on the % ol December
addtGssed a letter 10 7. w. CnuNty, oi
NeWilhleAns, Ybieh Is publia1d IN Tue
Rena5licda of that city, Mr., Coltax pseu,es
Mr., Conway u,qt he noed not tra, tnal Con
cress will take amy backward strrs u,
Reconsideration, The Republicans have
staked their ,politifa ex'stel,eo op die
principle that the enduring coruer stones
Of loyatg. aud justpe, and shall be led
back 10 their % jlaces in our eouucil
halls by those who AIRED, amld tho tornado
of treason that swpt over the South, to
stand faithfully fobibery aud the Uaion.
Mr.. .Colfax adds ; .uir. t.t .I.
"While j do ~ believe in cou6scation
or aaylhing looSlg like revenge, aud hope
10 zee outrage ) universal as safety to
the cause I'd LAlty will permit, aud the
restared State guaranteeing education to
ali f,would M modify the terms of recon.
etruetion In ay essential feature one hair Is
breadth Jthe former rulers of the South
refuse 10 yteise the eight OF voting, which
Coneresa offered 10 the great bulk ot
them, on yeir own heads, MOI ours, will be
ihe. rsspA ability r,re
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SuERIFF'S SALE.

Silas r. Mrusih,
VS.. , In Wood Common Pleas.
Hiram A. Donaldson.
BY virtue Of an order OF sale issued in the above
cause by the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas
of Wood County, Ohio, aud 10 me directed and
Delivered will oflcr fgg sale at public vendue, at
the door o the Courthouse in Perrysburg, of said
county, ON
TUESDAY, February II, 1893,
Between the hours Of leland IL O'Clock A, NJ, or
said day the following described real estate towt;
The north half of the northeast quarter Of see
tion Is, township 5, range 10, and the s,ath half
OF the mort ieaSi quarter Of section 80, township 8,
range 10, containing 100 acres, all in said Wood
County, Ohio,
CHARLES W. EVERS, sheriff
]. T. PRIoR, Plainhaf's Attorney.
Perrysburg, January Q, 1888. S1eSI
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Anolnrr.

r. we omitted iu our las, issde, COR ths want of
limo, and sp,Cs, 10 ask ehs iuinlgcecc Of our
readers, Tor the crowded state Of our ooInans
Width Delinquent Tksl It's With reluctansct7)
tbe columns Of ,he JoveSAt are thus RIicd, but
weIonly ticldedPo NO majesty of the law, en-
forced BY the Auditor. To prevent apA6al pro-
ductons, Of this nature, from the pen ~ that gem
lleman, win require more prompt payment Of
taxes After this issue, the usual amount Of read
ing matter will appear.
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SHEIsIFF'S SALE.
Martha Smith,
VS..


VS.. J In MuNN lNtnmon Ile1S.
Joseph Todd ct al
By virtue OF an order Of safe issued In the above
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
OF Wood County Ohio, and 30 me directed aud
l will ofier for sale az public vendue
At the door Of the Court house, ia PerTysbarg,
Wood County, Ohio. on
TUESDAY, February II, lS3S,
Betwecn the hours OF 10 aud n oclockA NJ. of said
dav, the following described property, te-wits
Twenty rods Ia width olf the north side of the
nhtheas quarter ~ the sSlheast Qaarse OF ssetion
5, in township 4, north OF range 10 east all ia
Wu0d C0aatv, Ohio. n re'f f1Lt r..'f y
CHARLES W EvERS, .shesiff.,
A. BRowS, Plaintiffs Attorney,
fsErysbWSi Januar! ., 1898. SIcse -
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GiIend Items.

The closing Of the old year, has been prolific
Of accidents, one Of which has cast gloom over
this community, aud left worthy, but needy fan'-
ily, In distress.
On Monday December 30, MICHAEL CLEvRLANr,
q young man about 10 years Of age, cnt TO Tcxas,
Henry County, on some business matters. Previous
to osarting be was cautioned not 10 20 on the river
When about halt way up, It appears that he
stopped ut Carr's saw mill and borrowed pair Of
skates and proceeded to his destination ON the
leo. lie reached Texas, transacted his business
and on his way home, broke through the ice and
was drowned Not making his appearance for
two days, the citizens anticipated his fate and
went in search Of hin. His hat was found at the
place where he had broken through the ice, and
on clearing space the body was found about
Eve feet fIom whore the hole was broken through.
Tie same morning that young CLEVELAND was
drowned, his mother on attempting to 20 down
stairs in The dark, stepped of the side where there
wn nn railing and failing To the bottom, injured
be rsetr 80 that her life is endangered.
IL is sad misfortune for the family. as the
father Of the boy has been subject to Epilcptic
FITS, and his son was tho main support of the
family.
On the same morning Mrs. r.. AWSouD while
walking past her cellar door, slipped and fell to
the bottom, iijuring herself severely, though not
dangerously
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-01-10

"Canst thou not minister 10 mind diseased.
And with some sweet obliyious nntidote,
Cleanse the foul bosom Of tho perilous stuff
That weighs upon the heart
Certainly Plantation Bitcrs will do II when
nothing else will Melancholy, Depression, llyp-
ochondra, Insanity, all spring, more or less, from
n diseased stomach, and this, Plantation Bittcrs
is n sure cure for. There is no mistake about il !;
Dyspepsia; Headache, Dizziness, Aguc, aud Low
Spirit must yield to the health giving and genial
influence of the Plantation Bttcrs. II YOU are in
doubt, make Que trial and be convinced. Thus
say those who know.
MAGsoLtA WATBR.-A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne and at half the price.