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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-27

CARROLL & EMMET's CoMBINA-
TON. - Despite the uDprOpitious
weather last night, there was a good
attendance at Masonic Hall to Wit
ness Carroll & Emmet's grand enter
tainment. 1t grows better nightly,
and all are loud in its praise. Read
carefully their advertisement this
morning
J. NEWTON GoTTHoLD.-This ac-
complished tragedian, as will be seen
by his advertisement, appears to-
night in the leading character in the
great three-act drama, By Roderick
Benedix. entitled The Vow Of the
Ornani.9 Monsieur Gotthold is an
artist Of very superior ability. and
lovers Of the drama will be well repaid
BY witnessing his representations.
On Thursday night will be produced
his great play, Uriel Acosta, a
thrilling historical drama, displaying
one Of the great episodes in Jewish
history.
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T8rre Haul and aaapoiis.
0aio and Mississippi Railroad.
STFANBOAT LINES.

To LoUIsVILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock AN. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
o'clock p. N.
O'Clock P. N.
TO GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
and Saturday at O'Clock p. M. Every
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock P. N.
To EAsTPORT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at4 O'Clock P. n.
70 HE sDERsoN-DaiIy, except Sundays,
at o'clock PM.
To NAsHvI LE-Every Thursday at four
m.
To MISUNDERSTANDING ekly.
ROckport Stage via Newburgh and Room
7iue,) carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
On Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
lays and Fridays at A. 8I. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by P. NJ.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
9epi Sundays at A. N. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays by 2 P. Fl
10 SEwBURG.-HacE daily Except sun
5sy,) from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
o'clock P. NJ.
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EFFECTS OF THE STORM.-During
the storm last night the awning posts
and frames in front Of the fruit and
meat store under the Southern Hotel
were blown down, and as the gas was
not lighted, persons passing that way
were fortunate in getting off without
broken shins, or broken nccks. The
second hail storm was more violent
than the first, and several windows
and sky lights were broken. The
waters rushed from the Oak and Di-
vision Street sewers with a deafening
roar, indicating the vehemence Of the
storm.
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pa The atlantic Monthly for June
can be had at SCOTS News Depot.


ACCIDENT As the accommodation
train on the E. & C. r R. was ap-
preaching Kings Station yesterday
morning. the engineer saw a man
walking on the track ahead Of the
train. The engine bell was rung loud
and long as a warning, but no atten-
ton was paid to it. The whistle was
then sounded, but not even then did
the man give it any heed, and before
the train could be stopped the pilot
struck him, knocking him from the
track and injuring him severely. The
engineer supposed every moment that
the man would step from the track,
and did not deem it necessary to stop
the train until it was too late. The
person proved to be negro, who was
deaf. Such people should never be
permitted to walk on a railroad track.
The full extent Of the mans injuries
had not been ascertained when the
train left. He was sent back to
Princeton, where he belongs.
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Card

ST. LOUIS, May I3th, 1868.
10 lghoDl Il may concern.
We, the undersigned take great
pleasure in recommending Richard
NJ. Carroll and Joseph K Emmitt.
young men Of our city, intending to
visit the various cities Of the West, in
company with others, as a c0mbina-
ton entertainment Any c0urtesies
extended TO them will be appreciated
and reciprocated If occasion offers.
VI. S. Surrisky. City Treasurer;
Phil. h. Murphy, City Auditor, Jas.
Deggendork Comptroller 3 j..
Thomas and John Bettman, Deputy
Comp'ts; james 5. Thomas, Mayor;
J w. Heath City Register; George
Denison, Police Justice.
MASONIC HALL, Monday. Tuesday,
and Wednesday nights 18th. 18th,
and 9th. 25-dtf.
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PEBUL&

American Lead Pencil Company's NM
riyalIed Pencils. We have a large stock
81 the above, comprising some ten differ
INT brands, ranging Ia price from 80c. 10 g.
per dozen. These Pencils are unequaled
for cheapness and durability by anything
Ia the market.
Faber's Pencils. All numbers
Eagle Pencils. All numbers.
Rehback's ONCE Pencil A splendid ar-
tlcle.
Eagle and star Rubber-Iipped Pencils.
Blue and Red Marking Pencils
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ExTRAvAGANT PRICES. - Spring
chickens are making their appearance
in market and at our provision stores.
Holders only ask the moderate price
Of thirty cents each for chickens a
little larger than quails. There is no
good reason why the prime necessi-
ties should be held at such extrava-
CANT prices.
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Go SEE THEMl-J. II. Carlin has
received, (direct from the East) his
stock Of linens. They are, without
doubt, the most elegant aud tasty lot
of goods ever offered in this city.
Call and leave your orders while the
stock Is complete. m6.
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consolidation.

Having bought out the interest of
our former partners. in the Union
Furniture Company. We have now
entered into a co-partnership. with
Messrs. S. Meyer d Co. uuder the
firm name of the same. We shall be
happy to meet our friends at our ex-
tensiVe WaTerooms, Nos = and A
Main Street. Louis PUsTER,
Roman GRIENER
Having united with Messrs. j. Pus-
ter and r. Griener, the shareholders
Of the entire stock in the Union
Furniture Company, we hereby give
notice that the business Of the said
firm will be settled by US.
We call the attention of wholesale
dealers to the fact that IN consequence
of the consolidation, we now form one
Of the strongest Furniture Establish
ments In the West and the strongest
In Evansville, and are thus enabled
to sell good and durable goods, Of our
own manufacture, at greatly reduced
rates.
We would also inform our friends
and the public at large that our Mr.
5. Meyer has just returned from the
East with the largest, finest and best
assorted stock 0f Parl0r Goods (man-
ufactured expressly for our trade)
ever brought 70 Evansville Call and
examine. = MEYER & Co.
Warerooms. Nos. y and fl Main
Street, between First and Second
Streets. may2l 50
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INKS

Carriers celebrated Combined writing
and Copying Ink-the best in the market.
IN quarts, piuts, haifpints, and school
packages.
Arnoid's celebrated Writing FLUID. Ia
pint ana quart bottles.
Buffers writing Fluid. Ia pints and
quarts.
Carmine Inks. Best quality.
Blue, Yellow, and other Inks mauufao-
tured to order.
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EO1AL NOTICES
Nature is the Great Physician.

This is now admitted. by the medical
profession, as a tundaueDz ~ principe OF
healing science. ~ IS wisely ploFide1 9y
the human economy mat whenever aAy =
thing is wrong IN the hysical system me
natural forces OF tine BODY are orOu8nJ y
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try the BITTERS soon feels as II ne ns1N
taken a new lease of life, anq as ne CON
tfnues the use OF the article ne II over
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Even those who are in the enjoy menJ OF
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BUsTABD WHIsKY-A Fresh Sup
PLY.-Redman IL Leezer. at the
American House Saloon, have re-
ceived a fresh invoice of the cele-
brated ten year Old Bastard whisky.
by III competent judges pronounced
the best and purezt whisky manutac-
tured 1t
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world; the only true and perfect Dyei
harmless. reliable, instantaneous; no dis
appointment; no ridiculous tints; reme-
. iies4he III effects OF bad dyes; invigOrates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
black or bTOtOga. Sold by all Druggists ana
.Perfuuners; and properly applied at Batch
eIOr's Wig Factory, No. 10 Bond street
New York. lap30 dly
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PERSONAL. - r. T. Kercheval,
Treasurer of Spencer County, arrived
from Chicago, last night, en- route
home
Among the passengers by the Rich
mond, last evening, were Gen. S. B.
Buckner and family, en- route to
Louisville Gen. Buckner is to be-
come one of the editors Of the Louis
Vile Courier.
Major G. W. Ward, of Newport,
Kentucky, was also a passenger by
the Richmond. He was an opulent
planter of Mississippi before the war,
but was ruined, pecuniarily, as thou
sands of others were, by the rebellion.
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FESTIVAL At HENDERsoN.-Our
people should not forget the Bazaar
and Fair TO be given by the ladies of
Henderson, tonight and tomorrow
night. 1t viii be a grand entertain
ment, apd as the citizens of Hender-
son have always literally patronized
such entertainments In this city, we
hope their liberality will be emu
lated. The steamer Mollie Nor
ton will carry people down this
evening at 4 o'clock, accompanied by
the Crescent City Silver Band, and
the lightning-winged Quickstep will
make a moonlight excursion, and
bring them back at midnight. We
hope to see a large crowd 60 to Hen
derson this evening.
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The STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
The ladies Of the several Temperance
orders in the city are making most
elaborate preparations for their grand
Strawberry Festival, on Thursday and
Friday nights, as they are determined
to make this the ne pllts ultra Of all
the festivals given in this city. On
Friday they will spread a grand
lunch, and it is limited that there will
be but few private dinners prepared
that day. Business men generally
should make their calculations ac-
cordingly.
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A PLEASANT HOlIDAY.-Mrs Bar
rett, q popular teacher of Henderson.
yesterday treated her scholars to a
holiday, and, to make it as pleasant as
possible, arranged for an excursion TO
this city, and a delightful picnic on
the grounds attached to the Ores
cent City Springs.
The party, to the number Of forty
or upwards, came to the city on the
Newsboy, receiving from Captain
Shelter and Pat. Burke the most
courteous attentions. They were con-
veyed by the street railroad to the
junction of Fulton Avenue and Elev-
enth Street, and thence walked to the
grove, where they spent the day in
those diversified amusements and
recreations that a diversity Of tenn
permanent would suggest. Returning
to the city and the boat, they left for
Henderson at the usual hour, last
evening, every heart bounding with
joy, and every eye sparkling with
gladness. Such holidays, thus pleas
antly passed, are indeed halcyon days
to school children. They should &C.
cur more frequently.
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SERIOUS BASE BALL ACCIDENT
On saturday last, the Young America
Base Ball Club Of Fort Branch in
dulged in game of Founders
While thus engaged, A. McCrairy
batted ball which struck the pitcher,
Chas. Garrison. fair 10 the face, frac-
turing his cheek bone, and MASKING
his nose perfectly fat Garrison fell
as If he had been shot. In a short
time his face became so swollen that
he could not have been recognized.
The report Of the concussion, it is
said, could have been heard for one
hundred yards. The wound is very
severe. but Is not considered danger
Gus. DR.. Runeie,. of Fort Branch,
attended to his wounds.
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LIvELY.-The fashionable streets
Of our city presented quite a lively APP
pearance yesterday. The ladies were
out in full force, and many were the
necks that received a crick from sud
denly turning to catch a sly glance at
a pretty face.
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RE0IOvAL.-Tbe office of the Ka-
nawha Salt Company has been re-
moved from No. ) Water Street, TO
No. z Main Street.
my27. J.. RUFFNER, JR.. 81 Co.
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ORANGES AND LEMONs.-50 boxes
Lemons and Oranges just received A..
and for sale at H. Herman's Confec-
tionery, 40 Main Street. may26 81
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DULL-Ye sterday was one of the
dullest days in the way of local news
or incidents we have experienced for
many a day. 1t is deoidededly a
piping time of peace and quietness
Just now.
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DECORATING SOLDIERS GRAVES
We are gratifed to learn that arrange
ments are being made to do honor to
the brave men who have fallen in de-
Tense Of their country and flag, aud
whose remains rest in the cemeteries
in this vicinity. By decorating their
graves with flowers and evergreeus
on Saturday next. This Is fitting
memorial to the fallen braves, and
we hope that all patriotic people VIII
join in the sacred ceremony. The
patriotic ladies of the city are espe-
eially invited to lend their aid Full
arrangements will be completed to-
dav.
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A PROLIFIC FARM AND A PROSPER
Gus FARMER. - Passengers by the
Lewellin yesterday inform US that
there is a farmer living in Decatur
County, Tennessee. who has this year
been blessed with the following pro-
life increase 10 his stock and family,
to wit: Twin calves, twin mule colts,
twin pups, and twin children. He
regretted that he did not possess a
flock of sheep, which might have pro-
dueed twin lambs.
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Builders and Painters.
ssTTry-EE HAVE IN STORE,
50.0OO pounds strictly pure White Lead
50O00 bounds pure star v hire Lead.
s0000 550unds Bay state White Lead
coo gallons LinSeed OIL.
5I699 bounds No. Putty, IN Bladders anu
Cans.
window Glass, all sizes.
GLACIERS Points and Putty Knives.
COLORS OF every Variety DR1 or IA
OIL. All OF which We are selling as chea
as can be purchased ia the West
KELLER Il WHITE,
Who1esale Druggists Eponsville. Ind.
mcl.S tt
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STATIONERY. ETC.

-HE
Evansville Journal Company,
Iavtng completes their new tour-s,ory
tone building
Next to l. New Opera House
On Locust Street
Are now receiving nom manufacturer
and importers the largest and most re-
eHerche stock Of FRENCH, ENGLI5H. aud
AMERICAN
Papers,
Pens,
Ink,
Pencils.
Lakstqnds. &c.
ever brought 10 this market and which
hey propose TO sell,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
It small advance on Eastern cost
Therstock consists in part ofthe follow
ing;
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Moth Patches, FFeekles i Tan

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY for
nose BRoWN DIsCoLoRATIoNs on the face
Pergy's Moth and FFeckIe Lotion. Pre-
,ared only by DR.. B. c. PERRY, 50 Bond
street, New York. sold everywhere.
nar26 dom
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DRESS MAKERS
gHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.

wwYE HAVE oN HAND aHE 3IOsT
w complete assortment OF CONNER
and Fancy Baby Carriage ia the city
which we are selling at prices thar cannot
fail TO give satisfaction. Our stock is an
Improvement in style OF nuIsh and dura-
bility over that of any previous year Our
prices range from s. 81 70 s2j ID each
Examine our stock before buying else
where. XLCkER1 BRDIAEtl-s
uav8 @3 Main street.
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THE WEATHER.-For the benefit
of posterity, we deem it proper to
note from time to time the state Of the
weather During the forenoon of yes
terday, the weather was intensely hot,
with the mercury at 81 IN the shade.
The sky was somewhat gray, but
could not be be called cloudy. A
moderate breeze from the southeast
prevailed during the day, greatly
modifying the heat. In the afternoon
light, dry clouds gathered, thiokening
till towards night, when the storm
king asserted his sway. The clouds
became dense, and gave token of a
storm. The wind increased to a gale,
and lurid ightnings flashed with low
muttering thunder. Between 8 and z
o'clock light glaring clouds, that
looked as though they were charged
with destructive tornado, passed to
the north and east, but afterwards
spread to the south and southwest,
until Gashing rain ensued, continu-
ing from s o'clock till late hour at
night
About a quarter before nine the
deluging rain was mingled with hail,
which fell in large stones, and the
lightning and thunder became per
petual, while the wind grew almost
to a hurricane. The storm on the
river must have been especially
severe, and we shall not be surprised
five hear of damage, If not disaster.
The storm. though violent, was, we
think, not destructive, and the rain
will be beneficial to the growing and
na,rly- ,,}aD+ad cr0DS
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LINES DOWN-The storm yester-
day evening Frustrated the telegraph
lines, and our news by telegraph this
morning is much curtailed.
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Henderson at the usual hour, last
evening, every heart bounding with
joy, and every eye sparkling with
gladness. Such holidays, thus pleas
antly passed, are indeed halcyon days
to school children. They should oc-
cur more frequently.
RECORDERS CoURT.-Business in
the Recorders Court continues flush,
the terrors Of the law not appear
ing to be sufficient to persuade "
men to be good.
Nick Klippert, Mike Garvy, and
- Carroll, steamboatmen, DESTROYS
of leaving, Tor brief period, the
vicious atmosphere of the river, came
up into the city and visited a sweet
scented institution on Water Street
Here Klippert raised a muss, simply,
as he remarked, to wake up the po-
lice, which he succeeded in doing, a
little too much for his own con
venience, and that. Of his friends.
They were pulled, and yesterday had
a series of denominations before the
Recorder. KIippert was fined 81 90,
with Sc 80 costs.
Klippert then charged Garvy with
having assaulted him with intent to
cut him with knife The proof did
| did not sustain the charge, and Garvy
was dismissed.
Garvey charged Carroll with hav-
ing drawn a pistol on him, but he,
also, failed in the proof, and Carroll
was likewise discharged and Kleppert
had to pay for all the fun.
Geo. Everhart was charged with
being drunk, and was fined 81, with
81 90 costs.
J. Henderson was considered By
the Court to have been drunk, and
was fined 81, with s. IS costs.
Valentine Arnold got drunk-it is
his weakness-and abused his family,
-beat his son, smashed his chinaware
Eand raised old Nick generally. He
finally went to a grocery, where
the police were 9 accidentally
waiting for him, and took MIN in,
Capt. Leavitt made an earnest aud
able plea in his behalf, but it was Of
Eno use. His sport costhim the little
matter Of Slime and $685. costs.
Il A youth Of Is. of a frolicsome dis
position, got drunk and wandered
Into the Diabolieal.n and was pick
F ed up with the vestals, whose case
was adiudicated on Monday. He
| dropped or 81 fine and S. 10 costs.
Henry Gephart and two or three
/ other boys, were in the habit o. abus-
4 ing and maltreating a negro boy when
on his way for his employers COW
The whole lot was pulled, and after
a severe admonition by His Honor
and an hour in the lookup, Henry
was permitted to 60 home, on promise
Of behaving better In the future
Several other warrants were issued
but the parties were not arrested.
LINES Down The storm yester.
| L. o~-o,,;v,o, r--ostratad the talagra n
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

+ It small advance on Eastern cost.
Their stock consists Ia part OF the follow
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Next to tt New Opera House

1Lh8tIfN6- &c
ever brought 10 this market. and which
hey propose to sell,
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Evansville Journal Company,

laying completes their new four-story
tone building
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