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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-18

A PIC IN A sCIsTERN.-There are
two open cisterns on the vacant lot
adjoining the Southern Hotel on
Water. Street, 30 which We have be-
fore called the attention of the city
authorities and the owner of the lot.
They have long been dangerous traps
for children or animals. An evening
oritwO sinceia man driving cattle came
near riding into one of the cisterns.
Yesterday large hog was found In
one-ef them, These deadr fallsshOuid
be permanently covered over.
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Administrator's Notice.

AY0TICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that
~ letters of Administration have been
Issued to me by the Clerk of Yanderburgh
County, upon the estate of John Crisp, de-
ceased Said estate is supposed to be sol
vent. JOSEPH p. ELLIOTT, Admir-, Z
J. +. WELBoRN, Attorney. .sfft E t5ao0 4
August Is, lS6S-augI7 ltd 3tw
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LEAD ORE AND FLOR SPAR.-We
are indebted to Mr.. VIM. Carr, mail
agent on the steamer Quickstep, for a
number of beautiful specimens of lead
ore and for spar from the famous
lead mines at Fairview, Ills. Some
of the specimens are composed of al
most pure lead, while in others the
lead is beautifully diffdsed through
the spar.
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no 10 ol.ME1rPHrs-semi-weekly.

Rockport ssstssssTse (via Newburgh and Boon
WILEY cairying the mail, leaves at 2 A. NJ,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. n. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by P. NJ.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily tex
cept Sundays) at 7 A. N. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays) by p. III
70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. daily Except sun
day,) from the Merchants Hotel, at .
O'Clock Z. NJ.
vFTTESnAX AUGUST is 1865.
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Residenoe and Farm for sac
WANTED.

REYAEIED SMALL STEAMBOAT -
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streams; Atern-W 1eeier preferred. Ado
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THE CAUSE IN WABASH County,
lILIN0Is.-A gentlemen who has just
returned to the city, after visit to
Wabash County, Illinois, reports the
Union cause in that county as in a
highly prosperous condition. In one
township in old Wabash about thirty
dife- long Democrats called meeting,
and each one signed a pledge to vote for
Grant and .C6lax. Wabash County
may be set down for a round majority
for the great hero of the war. sffN z
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TERRIBLE MIsTAKE.-On Saturday
evening last two men went out tur-
key hunting, in Sullivan County. near
Shelbourne, neither knowing the 9th.
er was out. One commenced calling
for turkeys, and the other hearing
him, and supposing that it was real
turkey, also commenced calling. It
being in the dusk of the evening, he
saw something through the brush
which he supposed was a turkey. He
took fair aim and fir6d. Upon ap-
preaching the spot he discovered that
he had shot Daniel Bush fair through
the head, killing him instantly. A
Coroner's inquest was held, and a
verdict was returned, Killed for a
turkey" We could not learn the
name of the man who shot him.
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DtHTY WoRK.-On Saturday night,
the beautiful Grant and Colfax pole at
.Lengelson's, on the Mount Vernon
road, was bored down by some seoun-
drels whose names are not known.
We. guess it will be more healthy for
them to keep their names secret. The
Republicans of that neighberhood
are just about indignant enough to
hurt somebody in case they could find
out who did the dirty work. We
were in hopes the canvass would be
conducted in this district on more
gentlemanly principles, but the opera
ton at Lengleson's disappoirts our
reasonable expectations. 4 lf48sg
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SLIGHTEDt--The Co&s.ief publishes
list of the names claimed by That
paperEto be those of soldiers who Will
vote the Democratic ticket, and boasts
that the names represent some COED
s fighting material. y The list IS very
small one, but it might have beer
largelyincreased by adding the " sol
diers 2 of the lost cause. who will vote
that ticket, and at the same times it
would have represented great deal
more fighting material" We sub
NIT that the boysRho wore the gray
nro hn dlu slinhfah
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(. CHARLES RUNCK,
7 E-T-- 7
JOHN GEOHGW MIisLEIf, SCcretury.
auto div lCineiunatI Commercial copy
and charge Journal
BOARDING.

TARHVATE BOARDING. T. SOM
M bOnrders cilm be accom- Odatcd with
good quarters ~ Mrs. MARGAHEr FULL
ER'S, on Second Street, between Syeav
more and Vine. aunI7 i'm
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RAILROAD HOUSE.

Generally known as tho OLD BULLS
HEAD. This pleasant situation Us now
open for the accom- mediation OF boarqers,
under the dlrectlOn Of MIR. and Mrs.
II. q. AONGE The street cars will be
found convenient, running to and from
the promises every ten minutes. One or
Two small families can be accommodated.
P.S. Large and good accommodation for
stock. Imay1s aim
I'D GbAEkDANSa. ~ birs. ID. Carter mas re-
80 moved To MIR. John HeWsOn's arge
house, on Division Street, between Second
ana Third, and is ready % receive as many
day boarders as wiz give her cali. She
also has uve or SIX good rooms TO let.
mayl3 dit Mrs. ID. GARTER
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REMARKABLE MATAMoRpHosIs.-

REMARKABLE MATAMoRPHosIs.-
There was grand Democratic pow
wow at. Henderson. a few days ago.
Among other speakers was John
Young Brown who, in the course of his
remarks, said he had been made po-
litical leper. He was followed by
Geo. A. Dennis, of diamond ring
memory, who inquired if his friend
had said that he had been made a
leaper. John Young replied mo, a
leper. Oh, yes, a leopard, leopard;
well, we will make Numidian Lion
of you before we are done with you"
This was told us as an actual fact by
a citizen of Henderson last evening.
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ATTEMPT TO COMMIT ARSON
About three o'clock yesterday morn
ing the family of Mr.. BlOngy, the fer
rymaG opposite this city, were aroused
from sleep by the furious barking Of a
dog.
Mrs, Blongy arose and looked out
at the window when she discovered
that their stable was on fire. The
alarm offire was quickly given and
the fire was quickly extinguished.
Upon examinationit was discovered
that a pile of kindling-wood had been
heaped against the side of the stable,
and it as we'll as the whole2side.of the
stable had been saturated with coal
oil, and then set on fire. This was a
narrow escape, as there were twelve
horses and alarge amount Of harness.
agricultural implements, feed, &c, in
the stable, and which would doubt
less have all been destroyed. had not
the faithful dog given timely alarm.
On Saturday night an attempt had
been made to set fire to the stable of
Mr.. Blongy's father ssFhis miscreant
should be ferreted out and sent to the
penitentiary. roiilsita yat ssos - .'a-
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WE are correctly Informed that
several of the names attached to the
call of soldiers published in the Con-
gier of Sunday, were without authori-
ty, and contrary to the wishes of the
gentlemen named.
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UTANTED II EACH TER SALARY
Wv $1,000 - MIST he American born, %
man OfgOOd habits aud n thorough scholar.
Good references mu-t be given. For fur
ther partlcu airs address
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BY GEN. JAMES S. BRrsnIN,

WWTANTED = EMPLOYMENT - by
Wv young man fully posted iu the com
mission and grocery departmentss has au
extensive acquaintance, and has come
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GRANT AND GOLFAI,

EWTANTED - AGENTS - Now Is the
wv time to commence q vigorous can
YaSs for the Cam palm Lives OF
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Council Proceedings.

80 CoUNCII. CHAMBER,
Evansville, August II, 1868.
The City Council met pursuant to
adjournment. qPresent---ILis Honor
the Mayor, aud Councilmen Steele,
Jones, Stockheth, Schneider, Reitz,
Kolle, Rocker, and Mesker.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved. - ..-.s . 'J.le..f.' Be-
The following bills were then allow
ed and ordered paid: f-FA -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-16
Tea cs.crs Institute.

The Pierce County Teachers Institute will
be held al Ellsworth. commencing On Tues
day Oct Goth. and continuing four DAYS.
The citizens Of Ellsworth generously Offer
To e4tsItain teachers Lectures may he ex-
y-,,ied each evening, and il IS hoped Mr..
Craig. State Sup;. may he prese,t. Let
czc'. tea = err i1lng Reader a,,d a nate book.
:e1s - :.-~il, desired aud expected that all
a IN rn:niy will attend aud
--.. .po;Iariiy ;" get anl imlari gond.
--ss --sl, ..i,tI;erc,. at . O'Clock A. n.
5 Es.1av Is o g IS clock oct 23i Com
-z 500 .-. : .e III l,c Held 10 con-
-i,- ''.r-- ret ev"uing FIR the
--ss.s# Il ssa.s Ee.1s.u."k "a the vel
are x 81 ---..s. sEc-i., uibrmiiy la
s,sale-s,.e. - 'z.'e.s vsges length of
s----- Tn. .ss..-v..5Iiay. terals. text
Wy $751;. .-.,e. ~ convention.
l-.i ta-s~ . a~rai rally Of the friends
\. s., -e-. g, ;he ZAP =. L REED,
"a Sapt Of Schools.
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4 "a R ID.


We would respectfully anno,Inec to the IL
liens of the ST. Troix Valley that we have
opened Drug Store at Prescott, in DiIrs
new stone building. Broad st. Our stock
comprises FIJI line of Drugs. Medicinss,
Chemicals. Painter q materials, Wines and liz
quors. Toilet Articles, Perfunerics. Fancy
Goods, Notions. Stationery. Wall and VIM
dow Papers, Pictures. Frames, Moulding-,
best brands of Tobacco's, Cigars. de-. &c
1t will he our aim to make our store a, first
class establishment. and We hope by honora-
BILE dealing, Courteous treatment TO all. strict
attention 20 business and The wants of our
customers, to receive fair share of public pa
tronage. Truly, &C.. dc. Ua
49, BRILL d WEIGH.
Physicians Prescriptions prepared with ac-
curscy and dispatch from pure drugs. at all
hours Of tho day r. night. 27.tf
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Egastings 4 dive, sisemenss.

We give this wspk advertisements of
several Of the !ealing business Houses OF
Hastings. Our readers in this and
Washington County, will lind it be2eh-
ci~i 10 givo Them attention.
1t is needless 10 call attention TO tie
aiv't of the New York Store on the 18th
page. 1t speaks Tor Itself. Messrs GCG-
GENUINE &, Co are very heavy dealers.
and buying largely can afford to cell a:
less per cent than sluaI dealers. They
have built up their enormous trade by
always giving satisfaction to tier custo-
mers. Try them, and they will suit you.
DE. EYRE & Co, are "known of
all men" and w,uuen also. who trade ut
Hastings. rs one If the Oldest, largest and
most liberal daaling houses in tue city.
DAN EYRE is Us popular as "tr"dist"
as he is AS man. 1t will pay to cali
aud examine his stock "hefore purchas-
ing elsewhere"
MAcohBER, rs Jeweler. won the rare
reI,ua alton of being an honest dealer, an!
Macom,e, d. Oliver hsve become ~ sue
cessfal in their added lines Of goods ~
- ,.as whil. sione Cali IN and see
their st. ok. 1t is a. good as y "show."
aud /. hi.c ia. v.,u can hAr.lly fail To buy.
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& I'd -sl.s.zs s2e FO4s 0s TOWN. Clerks
80 sHe EC. SAps. 0f Schools.

IA E9l-aG.--ii.e annual reports of the
G'Uv.u Clerks. received al the office of Co.
~aI, d Sc:."ols f'.r The yer ending Aug. 81,
-e.is. present the following facts Of interest TO
1ne ciJiz.ns Of Pierce Co 81 dis riots lave
Ieportei 1892 children of scloSl age. OF
shesr there have attended school during the
year, 1855. or q yer cent
Schools lave beer. taught 1927 days by jd3
teachers. at an expe1,s, Of Si3,74966 for
teachers wages, and So 90I.49 for all other
purposes. Total expense $2O,G5! Is. or al
average of SS77 for each scholar attending
school. and S23I per day. 3 ,7l6.2 re
manned in the hahis of Treasures Aug. 3ist.
District No. VsrtlaId, reports a Libra
~ valued at $500. and District No. .. onc
At alO o" the only Libraries reported in the
county.
Average wages of male teachers. S4i ~;
ranging from SlIl.II 10 s26.65. aud of f.
male teachers, S29.65; ranging frem 5000 to
5000.
No. Of school house sites enclosed 5. No. of
out houses in good condition. Is. No. of
school houses furnished with Maps, Z.
Compared with the Report of the previous
year. there has been gain of seven Districts;
62I scholars, Isl of whom have attended
school; 2Ol5 more DAYS of school, eight new
school houses. S6.O54,26 more spent for
schools. with 81 .37I.54 more remaining in
the treasures. This shows increasing inter
Get in schools, and healthy growth in the
county. We trust no backward steps will be
taken during the current year.
i. r. REED,
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SHERIFE,S SALE.

ntERCE County, &c. By virtue oi war
L ran, issued by II b. Williams. County
Treasurer of Pierce County, f,r thu colleri ion
of taxss. AMI 20 me delivered, against B z
Vannatta | hsve this day seized and levied
upon all lie right and title which the said
Vanrats has in and 10 the following dies.
crihei premises. which ] shall expose far sale
- he law directs. at the front door of tie
Post Office. in River Fa Is. in said county. on
the 9Th ,lav of December. 1867 at ohe O'Clock
p. N. oi that dav. to-wit Lots |, g. and
4. in block 30. in sPowell's addition io River
Falls, in said county.
J. A. QUITE Az.
Sheriff of Pierce C unity.
Dated Oct. IS, 1863. 26-td
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The County Fair.

The very unfavorable weather of last week
largely decreased the attendance on the
County Fair. yet the number present was full
ly as great as at any preceding Fair.
The show OF grain and vegetables. though.
not large. was excellent ia quality. Some
winter wheat. exhibited BIZ john w. Vim.
and raised by Perry H. Northup. of Ellis.
worth. attracted universal admiration. !. A..
Hall had The grestcst variety of potstnes ever
shown. including the early uoOirieh and
Harrison varieties.
There was crcdiiable display of nlechan-
zeal work and farming implements.
Tlere were but few sheep and but little
stock. but John Dale's full-blooded Devon
Bull and COW were the finest ever shown
here
The ladies contributed well. as usual. To
the success of The Fair. The display of needle
work huih az useful md ornamental varieties
wa good, wlil, there YVES fine show Of
pr selves. jams, jclirs. cakes. bread. bntter,
and other household and dairy products
showing that the exhibitors understood the
ant of preparing the products OF the garden
aud field for the table. Specimens of grapes
raised 10y & H. Nichols. attracted much at
tention, and r. c. Preble showed goosberries
and Plums which we have never seen ex-
celled.
The "agl cuitaral boss trot." was "a usual.
the most exciting feature Of the day. ,aad was
witnessed by a large crowd
Hr. Cross stallion, Badger, of Redwing
took the LIST pnrse. and John Fostnr's horse
Was aijudged the best trotting horse in the
County. In the running match. Billy Dale
took the first purse, with his colt. which has
newell failed 10 take premium. aud which
has elected favorable notice from Gail Hamll-
to-.
Altogether the Fair was much more sue
cessful than expected after the unfavOrable
weather. and gave good sa isfaction to all
who attended
The Premium List wi be found in anoth-
or column.
Persons will get the pre- iums awarded TO
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RehoOi Examinations.

Public examination OF teachers for F.agse
county will he held as f,lnws. viz:
At FL Paso village. for the towns Of Mar
tell. FL P..so, Rock Elm and Ellsworth, or
T law, Oct. 81. at O'Clock P. II.
At TrimbelIe. for the towns of T.imbe lia.
Oak Grove. Haitland aud Trenton. Thurs :
,lav. Oct. 90 at o'clock P. NJ.
At Maiden Rock, for the towns of Pleas
ant Valley. Union, Salem and Isabelle, on
Wednesday. Nov 4. al o'clock FL.
At River Falls, for the towns Of River
Falls, Clifton. Prescott and Diamond Bluff,
on Monday. Nav. 9 at O'Clock T. u.
A special examination will also be held al
Prescott, on Friday. Nov. 10.
Candidate, for examination must be present at
some one of the above places. as private 2 :
aminaiions will not I've givep except Tor Las ful
reasons.
Tcachcrg must also ea;Pgct 10 remain 10 the
close of each session az certificates will not
be granted on & partial examination. Six is
the standing Tor ST. grade certificate, and
or limited certificate.
W. invite flc attendance Of scI,oo! officers.
and will render al assistance possiblt in pro-
curing trg.aara. RI REED,
C5. Sup't Of Schools.
Prescott, Sept. 25t;. 1868.
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ST. trOix Comfy.

Last Saturday the Republicans Of ST.
C,oix County held their County Convention.
CIas u. Parker Was nom mated for the As
sembly. and the present county officers. Me,-
ton Herrick. Treas rer; Harvey =. Clapp.
Jerk Of the Boari; and Geo u. Hughes
Register were all renomnstei without OPP
position. The ticket is good one. and will
elected
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-16

sE- BRrLL WELOH have got business
running in their neat, new store on Broad
Street. Besides all the standard Drugs. Ned
ieines, Chemicals, Paints, Oils ect.. they
have large stock OF Fancy Goods, and
everything usually kept in first class Drug
Store Give them call.
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VICTORYi
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
REPUBLICAN MAJoRITI'S
PENNSYLVANIA I :. 900
q II 10 15, 90 O >
a.,
INDIAN 1000 J
REPUBLICAN MAJoRITI!
. Fl TO $4,000.
NEBRASKA $500.

We hive carried Pennsylvania by from
- 900 to 5000.
We have carried Ohio by sbou; the same
majority.
We have carried Indiana by 1000 MAJOR
ity.
The result of the Presidential election is de.
cided in favor of Grant and Colfax beyond q
rcradyenture Three times three for the Oc-
tober elections.
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CO. Supt. of Schools.

= McKEz may yet be found at bis
old stand-(The Book and Variety
Store, opposite the Journal oficc)-
whore ne continues 10 deal out all goods
in his line at prices tc suit everybody.
Give hin call -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-16

tE- There is c;n out for a Peoples
Conseniion ut Ellsworth. tc-morrow-a sort
of t,naer" 10 the UemoCrs,l, Convention,
hs'i At he same time at The same place. ANY
Jss ia, b -'-.iega;e who choosss to go.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-16

Losr.-On the Sd inst between this city
and Trimbslle New Poke book contain.
ing seventy dollars in greenbac1ks The find.
er. by returning he same 10 j. Rich"rt. at
the St Charles Hotel. will he suitably re-
warded. CHRISTIAN KEOPFERT.
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Eslray Notice.

Strsyed from the premises of the subscriber.
in Warren, s.. Croix 90. ahont Sept 20
1868. one pair year old steers. one black
aud one light red. Also, one stag. spotted
rel and white. Any persnn returning or
giving information oi the same will be pro-
perly rewarded. - -.
r,-W ELCH.
wfFar, o-.o'@r 70, 1872 2srwi
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= One Horse ESTABLISHMENTS sell { one
horse prices, (Which is one half of two horse
P.ices.) Poiter's is tia one horse store. and
tho only one in town.
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u. -. - IN the city

The Lest place in the city to gel
D5oss sd Yaritas, Is at McKEE's
e.. ~ Schoo, books gwen away. almost,
RI &:ekEss Gail aud get full supply,
10 charge FOR showing goods--Books
new sni old-assortment n. coed AZ
can D. found in the city.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-16

- Mckee wishes his old friends to
understand that he won't be Iundersold
by any competitor in his line of trade
don't fail 10 call on him before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
THE CoxoERT-.The concert last Saturday
evening by Thompson. Parkhurst Bros,, was
well attended, and wac one of the finest mu.
steal entertainments ever given here. When.
ever they return. they VIII be greeted with a
full house
A correspondent tells us how TO pre-
vent hydrophobia. Spriggins says he
once prevented a severe case of the NAL
ally by simply gettiog on high fence
and waiting there until the dog left.
Solitude wud be an excellent place tew
20 if man would leave bis baggage, or
Sins behind him.
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Mrs. n. w. EIark,e,

nEALER in Mil inery and Fancy Drcss
EJG0Ods. All kinds OF Millinery and Dress
Making dohe TO order Store in Cook 5 bull
cling. on broad Street.
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Notice is hereby given Chat the 3uPprv;-srs.
,f the town OF oak Grove. viii T.; Ia iho l.'s-
est bidder, ut the residence. Of VIM. Tcare,
Thursday, Oct Is. 1863. ti.a contract for
building two Bridges across Big klscr. oa
lands owned bv las. Re.le', ard Wf1. Iears.
ia said town 81 Oak GROVE. Specifications.
Can DC had Of Vim, Z bite. Chairman.
WM. WHITE.
Z. EEDORF.
NJ MCkPHEY.
Supervisors.
Dated Oak Grove. Sept. q. 1868.
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