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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-28

j FOSTER BROFHERs.TIn this issue
Wilt found the display advertise
meut Of the well-known house of
Foster Brothers, of Cincinnati, an
n9uncing the withdrawal of one mem
Der of the old firm, and some changes
in their business locations. Mr..
Guild Copeland hpo@ kheL GEppiifation
by limitation Of the old partnership,
4etiresA to engage in. other business
pursuits The firm Of FosteIssGw yn &
Co, of5bIe mphis, which 70 sffe past
sfx years has been dasried oa=with so
much success land mercantiIss eredit,
has besn discontinued; and thepame
Of that braanch5 transferredstoeNeiE
York, where il is Isuhsttutedfor &c
firm style Of Foster opelaaa q @.
Mr.. Wfiliam A. Gwyn.- theshesd of
the Memphis house, raInoYes teCfncin-
matt, wkefe5his many friendsin9this
region 'andzIn the South wilF7hefeaf-
ter fndzhim.
me mouse at cincinnati Will De
continued as heretofore. under the
style of Fos'er Brothers, engaged in
the Wholesale Grocery business. The
success of this house has been one of
the most noticeable events. Ia the
regent commercial history Of that
city, La the second and third years
of its existence it has reported an an
nual business efOpe amilE6R dollars,
and now stands IL the front rank IF
the Grocery Embellishments Of ETC
cinnat tjtlsqus1 ssatgks Hola1 -ssaaf
The business OF Foster, GIWRyn & Co,
of Newa York will be under the,
direction Of George Foster, (who ex-
poets tbsremoye to- that city in aefew
weeks,) aud SamnebaGwga, 2 for
merly eof the we'll known house, Of If
Garvin, Bel & Co, of Leais9ille.
The hnadei8l strengtlfof' .the4ffrn. aud
the we'll esrablisheP Business CAPACITY
Of these gentlemen, viii highly com-
mend it to the .oonideneeaud patron
age Of the merchants aud shippers OF
the Westand South. predict for.
them a business career of much pros
perity. -.----.-rz F-}E ~ECJe4
We have noticed these gentlemen
thus fully because theyswese Evans
vile boys, aud eur people -takesa just
pride IL their success, as tn ey are en-
larging their business into national,
extent and Importance. gg.z n
CASE OF BAsTARDY "A case of
bastardy was yesterday compromised
before Esquire Emery. One Charley
Kinkle was the accused party. PRO
eeediHgs were commenced against
him, but the compromise being eff.
feeted, the suit was Withdrawn. just
how it was compromised did not
transpire to,outside parties. The way
of transgressors does not seem TO be
very hard of late. st 81 y .90
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LOCKED UP. Another unfortunate
female was picked up on the street
Yesterday fin1a state Zof' intoxicatien,
and lodgeaih THE Gcity prison. She
had a, little child with her atthe time
of her arrest. = ~
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= Wholesale AGGFIoN. O. Hiram
Nelson viii sell at auction. by the
package to the tradeg on Thursday.
January 30, at o. O'Clock in the
morning. at his Auction Room,
No. i42 Locust Street opposite the
Post office, 70, boxes of Ground Spices
of all kinds, 10 boxes of Tomato
Catsup, cases of Matches, 1000
Cigars, ) nests Of Washtubs, 100 dOz.
Shoe blackihg, 5 doz Shoe Brushes,
5 aoz Wooden Bowls. 10 doz. Bed
cords and Clothes Lines. 3 gross of
Clothes Pins. To be sold without
reserve. Dealers are requested to at
lend Ii HIRAM NELSON, =
ian2S. st AuetiOneer. s.
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BEFoRE EsoUIRE WALKER.-There

BEFORE ESQUIRE WALKER.-There
was case Of considerable importance
before Esquire Walker yesterday, aud
one that would greatly contribute to
town gossip, if it were deemed neccs-
sary to give names and particulars,
but since an appeal has been taken
from the decision of the inferior
Court, it were well for public opinion,
as to the guilt or innocence Of
the party accused, to be suspended
till final trial is had. But it may
not be alniss to. state, the case as it
was brought before the Justice
Court A well known man in the.
city was charged, in substance, with
having in a rude and insoIent manner
taken hold of a lady, and used insult
ing language to her. The evidence in
the case developed the fact that the
accused party had sought, as he said,
to interpose between man and wife in
the adjudication of difhcultylfhat ex :
listed. andWhich was likely to result in
separation of the parties. While act
ing in that capacity, the plaintiff 10
the case averzed that the defendant
had taken liberties not in fconsonance
with the Law; that he had made most
infamous propositions to her, and had
insisted on Liberties not in aeeords
ianee with the rule aofda gentleman
TO all of these charges the accused
pleaded not guilty; and. insisted that
he was not ready for trial, as a mate
rial witness was not available, But
the trial proceeded, and AZ. a result in
the inferior court, the accused was.
fined $50, witlpcosts added. The fact
of this family kroil, has been known
for several days, hqt since it
was hoped that itsl5 would be
settled UP withouu public expos
.ure, a publication of the facts were
omitted just how the family quar-
rel occurred, or what about has not as
yet transpired, butosufice it to say
that the wife, on feeling her aggrie9-,
ances more than she could bear, pur-
chased lot of goods on her husz
band ST. credit "a few days ago,
and made an attempt to leave the
city. Failing In this, all the trouble
which was developedvin the JUSTICES
Court yesterday, was the result.
There was too much obscenity in the
trial for a public Journal, and since
the case is not yet determined, it were.
imprudent to, mention the names of
the parties engaged in the suit. 1ss7f
"A Republican UaiOH County eOaYen-
9d1 ni 15faH ttOR5iias 28Tn' 53l
VIII tie lheldaiH the Court House, in.
uul., Z, uMn93s 3e&f 8 Att~ &.
Evansville, opys $50 ai Tssii 9dt ~ 90,
T. Saturday. FsbrUFFg SIT, 1868, PEI r.
tat O'clock 2, M foE the purpose of
appointing delegates TO the State
Convention, osbe held al Ipdianapo=
lis, oniThorsday.. February Goth, 1853,
and FOR the transaction, Of such other
business as may properly be brought
before the Copyentioh -eag5Ii q +
By order of the Executive Commit
f. ff,s, ft.t - 80. -.t- lH
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THE ATLANTIC for February has
been received at SCOTS news depot.

ApJoURNED.-The Court of Com
mon Pleas adjourned yesterday even
ing till Wednesday. VI ee
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No CAsEs-There were no cases
before the Recorder yesterday.
Esquire Nelson was pining over his
i'll luck 1bntlwas eongratulatory of the
peace and qaiet of the city. - ..a,.4
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LosT-Between Oak, Street and the
Walnut Street Church, childs's
cape of Siberian Squirrel fur. A re-
ward will be paid upon leaving IL
either at this Office, or the County
Clerk S Office. ja027 2t
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THE CITY.
MeteorOIogieaI Observafions

meteorological observations, taken daily
Ht the JOURNAL Office: $500 IL -.- r-rr.s
ga N. noon. P. NJ MID'r
thermometer. DO 90 $50 24o
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Another Argumentin Favor OF Acct
ss dent Insurance. r9ll &

va 81 EVANSVILLE. IND.. Jam %, 1865
- $50 70.-Received of the Travellers
Insurance Company of Hartford,
aG0nn., per j. n. Knox, Agent, the
sum Of sixty and 70-100 dollars, be
ing ambuntin full due me GA my Ac-
cident policy for two weeks and three
days = disability caused by an acct
dent. ea1oz aJoHN FRED PFAFFLE.
bhe First National Bank for
ARolicies.L IL - 90 ~ - o.-LL
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Yesterday morning the boys who
feed the prisoners at the County Jail.
as usual visited the different cells for
the purpose of giving out the regular
morning ratious. AL the prison,
ers answered toqo7'sroil call, =
and partook of their rations, except
one Mr.. Trent, who was confined in
Jail on a charge of having stolen a
coat and pawned it to Mr. Gumberts.
On reaching the cell door the attend
ants we're struck with horror and
amazement at beholding the lifeless
remains. of the occupant suspended
by rope. They quickly called the
jailer, Alexander Dexter, who,
with the utmost speed, FASTENED
in search Of Sheriff. Millers8 ip1
forming him of the fact that
Trent had "shufHed off this mortal
COLI A messenger was sent in hot
haste for the Coroner-who was found
quietly eating his breakfast-with a
! view of holding Coroner inquest.
In due course ofltime the coroner ar
rived, and the sheriff, jailor,a and all
being present, the cell of the suicide
was entered by Sheriff Miller,
who, in breathless silence, pro-
tceedei to examine the "eold corpus y !
Taking hold of the arm to see how
stiff it was. he found that it readily
yielded to the touch, and upon a
closer examination he discovered that
the suicide consisted of the clothes of
the aforesaid Trent-hat, boots and
alI-stuffed and suspended to1ohe
ceiling by a rope, while the prisoner
broke out in loud laughter from
under the bed. OF course the
curses were not loud, but deep.
The prisoner had written his own
& epitaph," of which the following is
true copyss5a - 8moa ss-n''
- leave you, my friends, leave this jail,
For want of better sense tand bail y
BuLfriends do not let your courage fail, q
For out of tllissyou are bound to sail.
q The world did say I Stole a coat, a"t.
A nd with old Gum berts did it soak;
But this, my friends, treat as a COAX,
A nd think of me, and not the coat.
My friends, donot with Indignation boil.
I leave Won; II was not made TO toll.s %
I shuffied of his me rial COLL, st4fEtfs !
Without the use of lard ofholl. tNta n .
EsaVirtue claims me forsI1er own,
FShe shall have me, she alone"
y Ltmay be propefsto state here that
Trent made aydesperate attempt to
break Jail some time since, for which
he was subjected to- the strictest sur
yeillance BY Sheriff Miller; HisnIast.
3esffortate escape for DOUBTLESS that
was 5his object-was Eiugeiolis and
novel, and but for the precaution of
calling the Coroner and summoning
a jury for a Ooroner's inquest, he
might have escaped. The jailor IS
mot able to see a joke init, The Sher-
if considers thai prisoners have 10
right to Joke. IOIEI
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A DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO MUIR.

A DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO MUIR
pBR.-On Sunday morning, as the
steamer Cumberland was approaching
Rizabethtown, VIM Clarke, the mate,
s0se from the table, went upon the
scot of the texas, where three ofsthe
EEew were engaged washingSthe boat,
aad without passing a. word, seized
one of the hands and hurled him to,
che hurricane deck with such force as.
% mash the deck and break off the
sarlins, but happily without INJECTING
any. serious injury upon his victim
Bith the ak he then attacked another
Of the hands, attempting to chop off
Ans head, but Jim Mdtheny, the
pilot, inteTfered2 sand z caught EEH9
ann. He then hurled the ak. at an-
shsf'deek haHd,, strikihg him on on the
back, infieting slight Injury ~ Cap
Aain Benjamin, H9gard ,Yhp. Fas be7a
low at the time, hearing the noise,
mashed TO the hdrriean deck In time
90 see theglsse sceae initHe9 attempted
tragedy, aud Immediately directed the
pilot to land he then ordered the
mate to go to the Office, get his money
and o ashore. The mate demurred.
Int Captain Ben. was firm, paid him
of and banked him then and
there.a The laate. was sober at the
nme, and no one can account for his
aesperatel Conducts CIAkd is from
st. Louis, and is represented as a des-
Perate man, having killed a man, tits
said, IN St Louis.
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No COUNcIL.-There- was no meet
iR@of the Council last night, in CON
sequence of the fact that there was
20 quorum present. The Mayor is
ktill out ofthe city, antdi was UNDER
stood that one or more members Of
the Council were also out of the city.
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91i0 and Mississippi Railroad,

FROM VINCENNEs.
q Going East. Going W.T..
2:20lP N sos N
Express ........ .............-... $3.50 NJ sos
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Ladiesl use 0lark's Spool Cotton.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that [
have IN pens, at Sam Orr's slaughter
house. nine fat hogs, supposed to be-
long to myself and Thomas Davidson.
droFer, who shipped some hogs on
the steamer St. Patrick, pa Monday.
January 10Th, and they lost, as they
suppose, from one to ten-not certain
how many. | have lost thirteen hogs.
Unless the above are claimed and
proven before Thursday next, will
kill them, having fed them one week.
jan26, 1t NM u. AKIN.
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..asfs4.4a4 ans riA Ut 81
M5tsoordps Helief Needles, az Patent
'f'dp0ers, are superior to all others.
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as~ Carriers Ink Should be used on
every steamboat. il go H
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Clark Spool Cotton is che best.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.


To LoUISvILLE.-Eyery Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock AM. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
SsGlOck p. NJ.
To CAIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at )
gsea0ek p. N. - n 81
TO GREEN RIVER Every "wednesday
sEad Saturday at 6 o'clock p. N. Every
Monday and Thursday at 8 O'Clock p. NJ.
To EAsTPoRr. = Every Tuesday and.
Friday at o'clock P. n. sr WIcf -
TO HEgDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays
~ O'Clock Pm. -a-T 1a4asr b g
10 NASHVILLE Every Thursday at four
m. 4MrE ~
TO S-Semi-Weekly. .-t -..t-' y
ROckpoFt Stage via Newburgh and BooD-.
T1fie,l carving the mall, leaves at A. NJ,
IN Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
arrives by Z P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
New Harmony Mall Stage leaves Mons
ihys and Fridays at z A. NJ. Arrives Tues
lays and Saturdays by 4P.M
at. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
1sct sundayS) at ~ A. n. p Arrives daily lex
sspt Sundays) by Pm
To NHwsURGs-H ack daily except Sda-
1ly,J from the Merchants Hotel, at )
4EAeGk p M =
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RAID. The police force made a
raid on the bawdy houses slast4nights
A few were gobbled. . Only this, and
nothing in0Ee. - roo
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ST. NALENTINE's Day. We are
reminded of. theinear approach of the
lovers gala day by the fine display
made in Scots show widow, cdr4er
Of Main and Second Streets But the
most attractive assortment viii be-
>gnund within where are exhibited
the post expensive and most delicate
" and ia stefully0 wrought love-tokensi
ever brought to this city. As speci-
mems Of artistic workmanship they
will attract the atteStlQn OF the
curious, and will doubtless fno ready
sale, even in these . hard times"
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s9- Buy MaItby : 4 Fresh Oysters.
They are the. best ia the city. For
sale at II Hermanss Confectioner. Is
JAMS Ct. t+.-.s Z
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B RUTAL CONpgCT.-There is Ia the
cityla h1aa weA Known TO former sol
dieers, who lost his, e5esight IN tie
defenSe of his. acean tEggz ballgfnom
the tasmypass4n giiffropgh his, head So
that his visiOap Raslecempleteiy desy
troyed Ehbe-soldier-Feferred-te ,-ziiss a.
warm and deyeted friend efthe cause
he fOught-fssF5 nd he believes that the
principles of thfaBpionE party are
right. Last Sunday. while engagedin
copversatlea with SONG friehdse al "a
friends house in the city, a violent
ygoPBerhead, in a most Insulting man
ner, demanded of the blind seldieEy
fswhE did you fight in the Id Abo-
litien war? It served you right, to,
have y6Tr eyes 'sh6t'ddt..'' No sooner
had the words vescaped the cow
ard s lips, than the blind soldier had
him by the throat, and asformer com.
rade 10 arms seized him and hurled
Inn. into the street. Il is a great pity
4thdL TX WAS NV
handled. Such contemplate con
duct deserves summary Punishment
But, it was only fair exhibit of the
true feelings Of those men North, who
were in sympathy withrebels, bdt had
not the courage to take up arms for a
cause they most heartily espoused.
The bastard who would thus insult
a man who had lost his eyesight inthe
defense of7his country aud ia fight
ing her battles, is fit for treason, or for
anything that would disgrace even the
lowest of human beings Soldiers
should bear this case in mind when
shypocfitical, cowardly, stay-at- home
rebels would court their favor. 1t
but too plainly demonstrates the feel
ings of many Of the class above
named. g 7'A
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BOARD OF REGISTRY. he Boards
of Registry for all the precincts Of the.
county viii sit on Monday next.
Voters will see to it that their names.
are registered. The April election is
on e Of q coed deal os importance. and
especially the ,citgselectionfis highly
important to thecitizens- 1EYeryman
shpuld'register at the proper time.
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NIilwardf ) Needles are the best.
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RAILROAD TIME ABB T.
Evansville and CrawfOrdsgilIs.
GOING NORTH.
GOMIN4 -OGTH
ferrs Baste and indianapolis.
FaO1i TERRE HAUTE.

.ea3ffS iruI0I bE L5ave. = Arrive.
Day Expa ess...-................ 80 n IL :25 NJ
Night Express 's.s...-..,.-.. 3 10 p N 1880 P N
Ea7l ....................... S.45 81 4 40 p N
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Machines Use C2art's .SDooi Coaoa
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GooD.-z- A. large lot of Kentucky
upland cotton was sold at auction in.
this market on Saturday, at 154 cents,
which=iss certainly a. big price. The
fact that Evansville. viii soohjbe
great cotton market, cannot now be
called in question. Its gratifying to
know that our people are taking an
5iinterest, in this matter. 1t will result
in great good o-the city. i II q
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FIstD5,5-27-fiH e man sam named 0qMorrow

FISfD5;7rAal man man named 0Morrow
was yesterday fined in the, Common
Pleas Court, ia aecordanee With the
law for such cases made and provided,
for retailing liquor without sficenge.,
1t appears he had done this thing for
two years SUCCESSFULLY Strange that
men could thus openly violate the
law for such periodaof time and lot
be punished. If3one rnahfs required
to take out license and pay heavy
tax for the privilege Of retailing
liquor, ar others ought to be required
to submit to the same rule. It is GER
taidly teEths Interest Of altsEbezpsy a
license for such priyilegessthat others
shopt ~ 40 }c; 20 700. v.soiA bae waE
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A JAIL sENsATIoNI
A MAN HANGED IN BIS CELL.

HE WRITES HIS OWN EpIrApH.
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!. I.WITH1H sT-T--- U--7--~-7I| III =
Ai2lqasd 5 NsSsdtes for sale everywhere.
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MISUNDERSTANDING Clark Cotton.
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NEW FIRM.-We have associated
with US in business, Nj. J. " Bar
boHr, who, for many years. has been
IN our employ The new house will
be conducted under the name and
style of Holiingsworth & Co.
Thankful for the kind PATRONAGE
extended to US for many years by o1r
friends, we respectfully solicit a con
tinuance of the same.
.Jan6stf HoLLINeswoRTH BRos.
PIGEON MILLs-Best family -four
at 50 rs per sack; also, meal; oats
and corn, and good Rio coffee 4
ponds for u, and sugar s pounds for
81 at 3. II. s. Cooks.
jan13-dtf No 183 Main Street.
b~There Is a great rush at e.
LOFTS every day at ? P. ". TO get
Dry Goods at Auction Prices never g
were loWer,.alc So - bLG ~
The first ladies Of the eitylare ia at
tendance. ELLI0TT
jan21 If $40 lAuctioneer.
C2srk's .Spoq9 Cotton is 8 Cord. to 80.
Hand sewing try lail,o,arel's Needles. .
Machines Use C2ark's Spool Co.oa
---o---
aa- Carriers Ink Should be used on.
every steamboat. IT, st aa
.e4 ---------- -ss slsvA
Ladies use Clark's Spool Cotton.
ed} ahGf ----------- 11ezs 81
Clark S Spool Cotton is the best. aa
ay...4 aa~L4 TIT so a 3~5s.
M5hoordTs Helief Needles, az Patent.
'F'dp1erS, are superior to ali others.
Takenohe otherthan Csdrk's Cottoa.
Mi7lqasd sNsedtes for sale everywhere.
Milwardis Needles are the best.
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! ToBQoete!as8 good aeaf of t5bbad5c Il j
is now being delivered 70 Buyers in
this city. Prices are. satisfactory, and
farmers are selling as fast as they
ss9age opp9pr5tlppniFy to deliver isiIGO
NJ There was good attend
ance at the Episcopal Mite at the
Parsonage last night; and all enjoyed
themselves vel. There viii be lunch
46stlayAa8 from 10 O'clock A.M.aito, 2
pm. Go and get a good lunch and
enjoy bright smiles FOR bur contribh-
ton to good cause D eaH@
biTfE-I = ~ E--7TTT -SDdmul0J
az gffFAmpsernents8I0aos0 ,sbE
NEW METRoPoLIrAN;- was ex-
pected, the great sensation drama,
-" Under the Gas Light, drew large
house last might It vas an, qnfor-,
tunate circdmstance, however, that
the time for the lifting Of the curtain
was so long delayed. that the audi
ence grew impatient waiting for the
play to begin; but, when it did COM
mence, the people were wellpaid for
waiting, as far q as the leading charac-
tiers were concerned. As Laura
Courtlandt, Mrs. Colder displayed
that great talent which sac possesses
to such a great degree, and as
Snorky,' Mr. Raymond sustained
himself well. Efie Johns as " Peach
Blossom" was inimitable. but J NJ
Hamilton, as is usual with him, muir
dered the character of Byke." 1t
is to be hoped that he will make
amends. -tss .s,a-a
To night this great sensation will
be re produced. It is worth the see
ing, and We hope the house will be
croudadga Frl4 al at#
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CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-No
business of Importance to the public
was transacted in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas yesterday. The only case
before the Court was that of Hansel-
maHvs- KesSlin GER a road case from.
Perry Township, tried b. a jury 4i i'm
portant only to parties 5interested, - s
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Hand sewing try lNil,o,1rd's Needles. d
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~ lies Sr.rU -hOthefs suffer the agony
II seeing Il = - -frtle ones ssnatched away
rom tECTa : e " hOOping Cough. or
9Iptheg 80 = LSingle bottIeof Poiaud's
W htte - 49, iodnd would have saved
he lcslG,, Sa1zSj. X Is infallfbIeUg ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-28

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-28

FIGHTING WHIsKY.-A couple of
Aelligerent individuals, who had
placed themselves outside of good
deal Of mean whisky, attracted the
attention Of persens passing a certafa
GROCERY on Main Street, above the
Bulls Head yesterday. Ladies who
we're passing were obliged to cross
over to the other side of the street
Eor fear of insult. They were not
permitted to fight, which was a great
pity, as both wculd probably have got
= good t6fashing, which they both
Eishlv deserved.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-28

The ESANsVLL ORCHEsTR4 AT
IL RSDEBsgN THE Evansville Or
chestra will give one Of their grand
concerts at Henderson on Thursday
nightaof this week, and we can assure
our friends in tllatcity that a rich
musical treat, aaaits-1them, and one
worthy the most liberal patronage :