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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-03

EVANSVILLE MEDICAL Society
The Society met last night, pursuant
to adjournment, at the Office of DR..
George B. Walker. Eleven members
were present.
After reading and adopting the
minutes, the regular order Of business
was the consideration of the resolu-
tons reported at the last meeting by
a special committee, aud laid over
until the present meeting. The reso-
lutions were as follows:
l. ResolUed, That no physician can
advertise as practicing a specially
without violating the ethics of the
National Medical Association, which
ethics this Society has adopted for its
government.
? Resolred, That the publication IN
a newspaper. of eases Of either medi-
cine On surgery. with the name of the
Attending physician, By his authority
or consent, is also violation of the
code Of ethics
3. Res0fUed, That whenever q med
zeal or surgical case fnds its way into
a newspaper, with the name Of the
practitioner IN attendance. the publ
cation j. prtnlu faci evidence OF his
consent, and it becomes his duty to
prove the contrary, to the satisfaction
Of the Society.
4. ReyolUed. That it is violation
Of ethics Tor physicians to give certif-
Gates in favor of secret medicines or
surgical instruments or appliances, or
in any way to encourage the use Of
ostrums in their practice
After a general discussion the reso-
buttons were unanimously adopted
serUjat5m.
Upon motion, a committee was
appointed to report some feasible
plan by which proper and efficient
city hospital might be established;
the committee to report in two weeks.
The Society then adjourned to
meet again in two weeks, at the Office
of DR.. Geo. B. Walker.
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N0tice

Of The Proposed Opening Of an Alley
IN Block IS, Ldnlasco.
an MOTION OF COUNCILMAN
man, the following or Ter was unanimous
ly passed and adopted:
Ordered, that six weeks public notice,
by advertisement Ia the Evansville Daily
journal, be given that on the 18th day Of
March 1868, the Common Council Of the
city of Evansville will make an order to
open and lay out an alley in Bl0ek nuns
Der eighty-hve tNo. So I'm tue town OF La
mascO City (uoW city of EVansydIeli saida
and TO extend from Sixth Street 10 FraE K
I'm street, and the est line OF said alley
to be one hundred aud nineteen Ql8) feet
distant from Sixth Avenue, anu parallel
with said sixth Avenue.
And should any person aggrieved at any
time within SIX weeks, apply TO the Com
mon Council for redress, by petition or res
mOnstTauce left with the Clerk Of the
Common Council, and containing a state
the amount demanded therefor, sid petit
ton or remOnstrance viii be considered
heard, and determined by the Common
Council on the said 15tL day OF March,
1865
And It Is further ordered. that the Clerk
record in the Minute Book Of the Council
the plat Of said Block No. IS, with the SUR
rounding streets, showing The location,
width. and length Of said alley, as the
ed which plat has been prepared by Chas.
b. Bateman, CRY SurVey or.
BY order of the Council
A. NJ. MCGRIFF Clerk.
city Clerks Office. February I01n, IS 8.
febl4 dow
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RECORDER Is CoURT.-There was but
a single case before the Recorder for
adjudication yesterday. An unsophis-
ticated fellow from the country, who
shall be nameless for fear that his
friends might find it out, and who
evidently was not well acquainted with
the power Of Evansville's meanest
whisky, had the exquisite pleasure of
paying fine of 81 and costs, s. 20,
for a boisterous drunk.
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D. w. LUsK.-Thls gentleman is
in our city, and will visit our mer-
chants and business men during the
week for the purpose of obtaining
advertisements for his paper, the
,ShatoneetoDn Mercury, which, we are
safe in saying, has a very extended
and general circulation in Southern
Illinois, and the merchants and manu-
facturers of this city will stand in
their own light if they fail to place
their business before those people
through its columns. 1t will pay to
use printers ink literally, and no eff
fort should be spared to secure aud
retain for the city of Evansville the
trade of Southern Illinois; aud we
hope to hear of our business men ex-
tending to Mr.. Lusk a liberal and
willing patronage, as his paper is GER
tainly a worthy advertising medium
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Travis jury. - The following
named gentlemen have been selected
to act as a travis jury at the next
term of the Circuit Court: From
Pigeon Township, August Ellis, S. E.
Gilbert, T. J Hollingsworth, Jno. A.
Reitz, John Shanklin; Knight Town
ship, VIM. knight; Scott, Charles
Knowles; Armstrong, John Schauss;
Perry, Henry Friend; Union, J. w,
King; Centre, J. H. Niehaus, and
German, John Bumb.
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ExPREss COMPANY NoTIcE.-The

EXPRESS COMPANY N0TIoE.-The
American Express Company occupy
the Evansville & Charlottesville Rail
road for local business exclusively,
on and after March ID, the Merchants
Union retiring. The Adams Com
pany continue their Office for business
on the river as heretofore. and points
on the o. & NJ Road. The business
of the American will be done in the
Adams Office.
mar2-3t is. DAVIS, Agent.
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Do MEMFHIs-semi-weekly.

Rockport Stage (via Newburgh and Boom
WILEY carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
arrives by p. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
Lays and Fridays at z A. N. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by P. M.
Mt Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
tcept Sundays at A. N. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays) by2P.M
To NEwBURG.-HacE daily Except Sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at 8
O'Clock p. NJ. - esFE41H Fee
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A NARROW ESCAPE Yesterday
afternoon while the wind was blowing
hard, the upper sash in one of the
third story windows in the building
occupied by Happier & Schnakenberg,
on Water Street, fell to the pavement
with fearful crash. barely missing
Capt. Ben. Howard and wife, who
were passing at the moment 1t was
a narrow and almost miraculous es-
cape. The glass in the windows was,
Of course, broken into millions of
pieces.
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POsEY COUNTY ITEMs.-We learn
from the Mt. Vernon Union that in
Point Township the wheat crop is
failure. Ia other parts of the county
the crop is coming out finely and
prom 'ses an l5uudant harvest
A revival has been IN progress
three weeks in the two Methodist
Churches of Mt. Vernon About
eighty four persons have professed
religion.
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CONSERVATION OF THE NEW EPIs-
CoPAL CHURCH, corner OF Division
and Ninth Streets. This interesting
ceremony takes place this morning at
half-past ten o'clock, Bishop Tai
bot, assisted by large body Of his
clergy, officiating This church, as
our readers are probably aware, has
been erected aud furnished at the en-
tire expense of Mrs. Chas. Viele, and
is a noble monument of Christian
iberality La the afternoon, at half
past three, the Bishop will administer
the Apostolic Rite of Confirmation.
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THE GREAT COMBINATION Show

TIE UKEAI COMBINATION SHOW
Despite the cold weather, there was
large attendance at the Menagerie
and Circus last night The perform
anco was really better than is usual
in circus shows. Mile CordeIia elic-
tied raptures Of applause, and the
Ethiopian gentleman was loudly ap-
plauded. There vii! be a perform
ance at 2 o'clock this evening and at
night. Those who wish to see a first
class circus performance, aud at the
same time see a large number of
strange animals, may do so by at
tending.
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SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.

SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS - The
school examinations will be continued
to day, at the Ninth Street School
House. Mrs. Jordans school will be
examined in the forenoon; and in the
afte rnoon, at 3 o'clock, there will be
at that building, a contest in the
first five rules of written arithmetic,
between Mr., Peek's First Glass and
Mr.. MeCutcheon's First Glass. The
discussion will be made according to
the rapidity and accuracy with which
the rules are explained and the ques-
tons solved. 1t will be an interest
ing contrast. That school building
is selected from the fact that more
room is afforded.
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yerre Haute and indianapolis.
From TERRE 4AUTE.
0aio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM vINCENNEs.
sTEAMBOAT LINES.

To LoUEsvILLE.--Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock AN. Every Tuesday,
wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6
o'clock p. M.
To CAIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at 8
O'Clock p. N.
TO GREEN RIvER.-E Every Wedn esday
and Saturday at 8 o'clock p. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday at o'clock p. N.
To EAsTPoRT. - Every Tuesday and
9rfday at4 O'Clock p. NJ.
TO He DERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
at 3ro'cleck PM.
To EAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
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8 PosEY COUNTY COURT OF CoMMoN
PLEAs.-The Posey County Court of
Common Pleas is in session this week,
Judge johnson and J. +. Welborn.
Esq, left the city yesterday evening
to attend that Court.
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COMMISSIONERS COURT. = The
County Commissioners Court was in
session yesterday. No business of
especial Importance was transacted,
however. II
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LosT-Somewhere on Main or First
Street. a gold bracelet with chain at
tached. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving the same at Gels
sler & DeLaug's jewelry store, Main
Street. feb29 3t
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No WRESTLING. The City Council
passed an ordinance last night pro-
hibiting steamboats, whistling at the
landing.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-03

DIsBANDED. = A resolution was
passed last night by the City Council,
disbanding the Union Fire Company.
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BILLIARD TABLE AT AUoTIoN.-I
will sell at auction, at my auction
room, No. ~ Locust Street, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, March 5, first class
Billiard Table, complete
M 1T HIRAM NELSON .
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RUNAWAY. - A cowardly mule.
doubtless a relation Of some of those
chaps who did their fighting on the
" bloodless fields of the Canada side
of the n agara River and the Lakes, !"
got fearfully frightened at Jno. Rob-
inson's elephant On Third Street yes
terday evening, and dashed off at a
frightful rate down an alley, but be-
ing circumscribed in territory, he was
easily subjugated and reconstruct
ed" That much can be set down to
the mules credit.
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HELENA LGwENTHAL.


s1- Charter oak and Piquet Note
Paper.-We have a nice assortment
of the above brands of Note and Let
ter Paper. Quality equal to any in
the Country. JOURNAL Co.
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ParlOr Furniture.

Having engaged the services Of a
first class upholsterer, (late with s.
Myer IL co.. | am now prepared to
furnish full Parlor Suits Of all descrip-
tons, of my own manufacture, which
| can warrant for durability. | have
also a large stock Of Bedroom and
Cottage Furniture Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
&. ARMSTRONG, II Main St.
Sign of the Big Bedstead
n. B.-Spring Mattresses made to
order, and Upholstered Furniture re-
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BSg@ Statement of the Connecticut
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the year ending December 3lst, 1867:
Number of Policies Issued IN
1901 IL, lOI
Income received from Premi-
uHIl SO 1UA 20
Income received from Interest, ly3937ll So
Amount of Losses paid........... l,2J3,758 Is
Amount of Dividends paid to -
assured b45001 W
Number Of Policies In force...... 50282
Amount OF l76l0 23 69
Yearly income. ,I2Ds0lb %
Crosby w. Ellis, General Agent, at
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for Evansville, Indiana; Office at Isl.
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PERsoNAL.-Colonel J. P. Hall, Of
Morganfeld,s Kentucky, en- route
from the Frankfort Convention, and
Captain Smith Of Greenville, Ken
6ucky, en- route from Washington
City, were IN the city yesterday.
Colonel Shanks, Of Ohio County,
Kentucky is IN the city. He is one
Of Kentucky's most devoted Union
men.
J. NJ Griffin, Of the Vineennes Ga
sette, is in the city.
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ACard.

The MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INsU
RANCE. of Newark, New jersey, had
a policy of $1,000 on the life Of my
late husband, William Luwerthal.
The entire ann mt was paid to me on
the very day it was due, by HallOck
q Drew, Agents. The note given 70
the Company by MY husband was re-
turned to me, nor was it deducted
from the amount Of the policy.
] recommend this Company to all
my friends as reltabie and prompt IN
the payment o. losses.
HELENA LEWENTHAL.
TO TIE PUBLIC.
This makes $4,000 paid by this
Company to the widows and friends of
deceased policy holders in our Agency.
The Company was never stronger,
having over $4,000, 900 Of available
resources. We have advanced the
dividends one year. Old policy hold
ers receive this year one hundred per
cent. dividend and new members give
only three notes instead OF four, as
heretofore. We have three hundred
and twenty-five names on our list, but
have room for more
HALLOCK & Drew, Agents,
No. Main Street.
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TURNED OUE-Jenuy Wilson, who
has been in the city prison for several
days past, was turned out yesterday
with the understanding that she leave
the city. She proposed to Aship .
for Mt. Vernon.
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school EXAMINATIONS.

OECOND DOGS INTERN Ed ATE
This school is located in the Lower
School building It is taught by
Miss NJ. J. d. Moore, assisted by
Miss Reimar The examination yes
terday passed off very pleasantly.
The boys appeared to BE- wide awake
and anxious to do their best. The
third aud fourth classes were very
large, while the second and first were
quite small This, no doubt. has
been a difficulty with which the
teachers have had to con eud during
the term, and has really been more
troublesome than if the classes could
have been more evenly divided The
recitations were very good; there
was some missing, as usual, but the
boys evidently did their best. We
were especially pleased with the ex-
animation Of the third class in Geog-
raphy. The questions were of so
practical a character and the answers
suggested clearness of comprehen-
sion that was very gratifying to the
friends of the school. The singing
of Miss Moore's school was excel
lent. The enunciation and articula-
ton was unusually perfect. Every
word, almost, of every song, could be
heard and understood The follow
ing is the Roll of Honor in this
school for the half year:
Not Absent or Tardy During Haf
Year.-Mike Young, Frank Reyer,
g. W. Saberton; Jacob Peltz, George
Bliss, Jacob Meyer, Fulton Archer,
August Enrich, John Enrich, Henry
Weintz, John Thompson.
In the afternoon the school taught
by Miss McCalla, assisted by Miss
Hattie Bierbower, was examined.
The room occupied is in the third
story of the Ninth Street school
house. On entering the room the at
tention is at once attracted by its
neat and orderly appearance, and the
undivided attention of the pupils to
their studies. This school was or
ganized only about six weeks ago, and
is composed of scholars from all the
other schools of the same grade,
hence the teachers have labored I'M
der many difficulties, but have very
successfully overcome all Of them.
They certainly deserve credit for the
present condition of the school. The
pupils were examined in geography,
mental and written arithmetic, exer-
cises on the maps, reading, spelling
and music, in all of which they pass
ed a satisfactory examination. To be
able to bring der out Of such disor-
der as must necessarily attend the
transfer of children from one school
to another, is no mean accomplish
ment; hence to Miss McCalla and
Miss Bierbower great credit is due.
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CONSIDERATION. = The conservation
of the Church Of the Holy Innocents,
corner of Ninth and Division Streets,
WIN take place to-day at 103 o'clock.
Bishop Talbot will be in attendance
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KICKED OUr.-A drunken man,
who had spent his money at liquor
saloon on Main Street, had the dis
tinguished honor to be kicked into
the street late last evening, with an
excellent prospect before him of freez-
3ng to death. Such is the philanthropy
Of these latter days.
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MT. VERNON Pubic SCHOOL
HOUSE. - The Mt, Vernon Public
School House, which will be, when
completed, similar in construction to
those of our own city, is approach
ing completion with rapidly, So a
friend Informs US, who was recently
on visit to. that neat little city.
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meteorological Observations.
MET geological observations, taken daily
sat the JOURNAL. Office:
"A. NJ. NOON. p. NJ MIDr'
THERMOMETER. 800 90 2o 18o
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Editors Journal
Please announce my name rs candi-
date for the Office of city Collector, at the
ensuing a pril election subject to the nomf-
uathQu Il The Republican Llty Eon ventlon.
JOHN SCHUBERT.
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RuNAwAY.-Last evening, as a
drayman, whose name was nor learned,
was returning home, his horse took
fright at the ringing OF a bell, corner
Of Oak aud Fourth streets, and ran
at a furious rate homeyard. On
Mulberry, between Fourth5and Fifth,
he ran tue dray against tree, break
ing one Of the shafts, throwing the
driver on the ground and running
the dray over him, dragging him a
considerable distance. Fortunately,
the driver received no serious injury.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

pa Two first rate mich cows for
sale. For further information, in
quire of VIM. Il. WOODS,
mar2-1t Stringtown, Ind.
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GRAND MASQUERADE BALL.-The

GRAND MASQUERADE BALL.-The
masquerade ball at New Harmony
last Thursday night, is said by those.
who attended from this place, to have
been a grand affair. Many of the
costumes were very rich The at
tendance was large, there being WISH
tors from this city and all neighbor-
ing towns. On Friday night the
children gave a grand masquerade
ball, which is spoken of highly The
people of New Harmony never do
things by halves. Whatever is IN
dertaken, is sure to prove a success.
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EFFECTs OF THE WIND.-One of
the effects of the heavy wind Of Sun
day night was that it pressed the
Quickstep and w. G. Brown & Co. ;
wharf boat so heavily on shore that
the heavy spar at the lower end of the
band was forced into the stone pave
ment of the wharf, heaving up the
rock and forcing the spar to a con
siderable depth into the wharf. Sew
eral signs, throughout the city, were
blown from their tastenings and hurl,
ed to the pavement and streets with
fearful violence. fortunately no one
was injured, so far as was learned.
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DRUNK, BUT Pc ITE.-Y Yesterday a
well dressed man, with a full stock Of
tanglefoot aboard in attempting to
cross Fourth Street, at its crossing of
Main, was 50 unfortunate a. to fall
fat two or three times. Each time
he fell he was heard to exolaim, ex-
cuse me, Sir. Evidently the fellow
was Of opinion that he had come in
contact with a fellow-mortal, and that
it was but an act of courtesy to apollo
gize. ..
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Partnership Notice.

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OF mi partner In our business.
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