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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-18

Fresh GOVT have for sale a good
Con- with a young calf. Can be seen
at my residence.
ly16-d3t so VIM. lei. MoCARER.
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HORSE Sun STRUcK.-A horse be-
longing to Mr.. Swanson, hat was
being used in hauling coal, fell down
and died, on Thursday, overcome by
the oppressive heat ofthe weather. J
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MUss AT THE Court House,
There was quite a muss at the Court
House yesterday evening, which at
tracted quite a crowd. 1t appears
that a man named Fitzsimmons was
guilty of using some abusive language
to Al. Dexter, jailor for Sheriff
Miller. Dexter is a crippled man,
and at once Auditor Bisch, who was
standing by demonstrated against the
abuse of a cripple, and from that
quite a muss arose, which for a while
bid fair to end in blows. John Ke-
hoe became mixed up In the affair,
and INDUCED in a great deal of abusive
language towards Mr.. Bisch, which
for his own credit would have been
as we'll to have left unsaid. When
importuned to go away, Kehoe de-
clared that he would not; that he had
stood in the city during the whole of
the war. and against bayonets, too, and
now he said he would be id if he
left that place till he got ready. 1t
was most certainly an unfortunate
affair, and the language INDUCED in,
to say the least of it, was not the
most refined.
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A DIABoLICAL MURDER.-From a
gentleman who returned from Mt.
Vernon yesterday morning We learn
that a most atrocious murder was
committed opposite that city on
Wednesday night. An old fisherman
was found dead on Thursday morn
ing, having been stabbed with a
butcher-knife some time during the
night. 1t appears that after the old
man had been stabbed he had fol-
lowed, or attempted to follow, his
assassin, but had fallen down after
having made but a few steps. Suspi-
cion rests on a young man who had
been in his employ, and who has not
| since been seen. The two had been
in Mt. Vernon together on the day
previous, and were apparently OF the
best of terms. No motive can be
assigned for the murder, as the old
fisherman had no money, and the
most friendly relations had existed
between them. The suspected muir
derer is a young man of not more than
twenty or twenty-five, while the man
Killed was quite aged. Dun inform
ant had not ascertained the name Of
either party.
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OUT AGAIN.-We were much graft
fed yesterday to meet our much
esteemed fellow citizen, Dir. Mat.
Henning, down town, and to learn
that he was rapidly recovering from
she serious accident with which he
and his family met on Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. Henning, We are glad to
learn, is also improving finely.
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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the
Post-Ofice at Evansville. State of Indiana,
on the 18th day of July, 1861 -
Persons calling for any of these letters
win please say Advertised, ;" giving date.
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EFFECTS OF THE HEAr-yaster,


EFFECTS OF THE HEAr.-Yesterday
4 horse, used to haul am EXPRESS
wagon, Tell IRON excessive heat, in
Lamaseo, near Baumgartner's gro
Gerry, and died, we are told. In the
evening. about 3 O'clock, a drayman
named Adam Becker, discovered that
his horse was greatly affected by the
heat, while engaged at work on the
wharf. He at once drove him to the
we'll. corner. of Fourth and Sycamore
Streets, and made every effort to save
his life. but failed. The animal died
about 5 o'clock. From the above
some estimate may be had of the ex-
cessivc heat.
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COMING SOUTH
Terre Haute and IndianaEGIls.
ritoM TERRE aAuTE.
ohio and mississippi Railroad
rROM VINCENNE
Iy1TIiFoo.Daily, except Sunday. at 8

IN. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MUnuay anu
10 ~ N O'Clock AM. Every Tuesday,
SWe1neSSav Thursday, and Saturday at o
20 GGATRo-Daily, except Sunday. at 3
90 GsEER RIvER.-Every Wednesday
ond Saturday at s O'Clock P. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday at 8 O'Clock pm.
To EAsTPOFT. = Every Tuesday ana
Friday at4 o'clock p. N.
10 liz SDERsoN-DaiIy. except Sundays,
ats o'clock PM.
10 NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
m
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QUIETLY DoNE.-While the muss
was going on at the Court House yes
terday evening, a couple of pugilistic
individuals walked out into Third
Street, and deliberately commenced
to pummel each other. First one
was down and then the other. Thus
alternately for some length of time
they pummeled away at each other
until at last both getting disguised,
arose and left the scene of action.
one going up and the other down
Third Street. 1t is, dangerous to in
dulge in the use of strong drink this
hot weather. Its use is likely to re-
suit in a quarrel or a fight.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. = The fol-
lowing is a list of the marriage IL
censes Issued by the County Clerk,
during the week ending the 18th
inst:
Peter Puder and Aiyipa Sohnaokapbrr
Tnb6 HHa IN - a BsrbsEa iehle
AlIred Stewart and Catherine Eaoar,ou
Ed sullivan and Mrs. Maiinda dshanoH
son. 4HoluP-
Christ Kramer and Pauline Hta.r
Jonn Jacob saar and Mary Louisa
James t. Barton and Sarah Jane G,,,,ou
RETURNED.-A.T. Whittlesey. del
egate to the National Democratic
Convention, returned to the city night
before last.
Capt. G. G. Genung, who has been
absent from the city several days
on b~uainess connected with the f.,
H. & N. Railroad, returned night
before last.
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A SPLENDID CARRIAGE-Mr. L.
Hammerstine has just finished a
splendid family carriage for fell
low-citizen, Mr.. H.O. Babcock, which
is one of the most elegant car
riages In the city. 1t is made from
the best material, and put up in
splendid style, and is indeed a real
beauty. For finish, and style of
mechanism it is not surpassed by any
work brought to this city from the
East, a fact that no one will call in
question who makes an examination
of the work. This carriage is fur
nished to Mr.. Babcock at a saving in
cost of about 800 over what is
charged East for work no better.
Since this is the case, those wishing
such work will of course purchase in
this city instead of sending abroad.
Patronage home industry" is a motto
all ought to adopt.
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Coke at 10 Cents per Bughel.

ANWNb DAAAA DAEH ENkUM IHMB
- date the Evansville Gaslight Conn
pany will sell Coke at 10 cents per bushel.
Apply al the office tor orders.
HERMAN JUNKER, Secretary.
EVanSYille. July 18th. 1893. ivIR DIV
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20 RIO H9l8.s - -
For Cts Orders.

nY ORDER OF THE BOARD as
Trustees of the Public Schools OF Inc.
Guy OF Evansville. there viii he sold ~
auettont at the courthouse door in tH-
city OF Evansville, ON the z5.h day orJuIv-.
1868, at . O'CLOCK PM, the BRICK SCHOOL,
HOUSE and premises fronting on Main
street at its terminus, 40 the outer bound
STy Ofthe city. The lot is "a little irregular
in shape, IN average width being I'd fzaf
and the average length 80 feet; BENG IgrVs
enough for three retail stores. and me-
schoOl-house. being about the centre oF
the lot, can be used as one
Also ut b same time and place. and nv
b same order, VIII be sold the OLD HTHH.
SCHOOL BUILOING and premises. known
as tie odd Baptist Church, +" corner Clark
and Centre Streets. The lot - 90 by 81 feet
minus 2 little. point Off one corner. The
house is a Substantially built brick. hr1
stOTiesi IS 80 feet wide by 60 feet long. IS q
comfortable church for "a small ~cOuErega-
lion or II might easily be converted INTO
two stores, or a house for manufacturtng
purposes.
Ieims-PurchaEe price of both lots pay
able Ia ctty orders 0t par.
JOHN W. FOSTER
J7l4 It'd Secretary SchOoI Board.
lCourlefs Union, and Democrat copy tII
date
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-18

PosEY Court OF COMMON PLEAS.
Judge johnson returned from Mt.
Vernon on Thursday night, having
closed the Summer term Of the Court
Of Common Pleas. The business was
about the same as that of all sessions
of the same court. One divorce case
attracted considerable attention, it
being between old residents, the wife
sueing for a divorce IN her old age.
The jury gave a verdict granting the
divorce without alimony. This was
considered a rather extraordinary
verdict, but as everything was regular
aud square, the Court oyerruled a
motion for a new trial.
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1lis 5aRsaas bseae lbis
a1orfing Of The death Of Mss. Batnes.
wife of Mr.: Robert Barnes, OF this
city. which occurred yesterday, will
cast a deep gloom oyer a large circle
of devoted friends al home and
abroad. She was CsHe Of the oldest
and most estimable of our citizens,
beloved by all who knew her for her
lovely Christian character and her
many acts of charity. :,
ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH. We
were informed about midnight last
night that Mr. Valentine Wetzel, a
prominent citizen and manufacturer,
had died suddenly last night. In
consequence of the lateness of the
hour at which the information reach
ed US it was impossible to obtain any
particulars.
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ADOLPH WAGNER,
Umbrella Manufacturer,

WAS REMOVED HIS ESTABLISH HI
ment to THIRD STREET, between
Vine and Division, near the C3thollc
Church. He will be glad TO see his old
customers at his new stand.
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sGbEs teAa tssad AalshiAt
son, veil known in this city, ii /
very suddenly, yesterday ct the sa-
loon of John Jarvis, in Lamasco. He
went to Jarvis's about 10 o'clock yes
terday morning, to go to work, UP to
which time he was in apparent good
health. After doing. a light errand
or two, he laid down. in the saloon,
complaining Of a desire to vomit, and
in a moment afterwards died. Coro-
ner Havlin held an inquest on the
body, and the jury returId a verdict
of died of appoplexy."
ANoTHER.-Wm.L Love, a one-legged
machinist, who lived on Walnut
Street, between Eighth and Ninth, fell
dead from his chair, yesterday even
ing. He had been feeling bad for
| some time, but was not i'll enough, as
he supposed, to require a physician.
A friend called to see him at noon
yesterday, and asked him if he had
not better send for a doctor. Love
replied that he did not think he was
sick enough for that, and In a short
time afterwards fell dead, as above
stated. He had formerly been in the
employ of the Il. &. G. Railroad, bet
had not been at work for the last
month. 1t is supposed that 1he died
from exhaustion.
AND STILL ANoTHER.-From the
officers of the Rob Roy we learn thar
Pat, Feeney, formerly a citizen Q.
Evansville, but lately living il
Greensboro, Kentucky, died suddenl!
in that place on Thursday evening
He had been around during the day
in apparent good health, and dice
very suddenly. He was a shoemaker
we believe, by trade, and a rathc.
c~onvivially inclined, and it Is sale
had been dissipating during the day
His remains will probably be brough
to this city for interment.
If this terribly heated term con
%tinues, many more such deaths vii
doubtless occur
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PHALOE's "PAPHIAN LOTION ;,
For Beautifying fhe Skin and COM
DleXLOn.

all Eruptions, FFeckles, Pim-
pies, Moth BIotches, Tan, etc. and renders
the skin SoGk, ydfr, and blooming.
For Ladies in the Nursery il is inYaIu-
able.
For Gentlemen after Shaving 1t has 10
equal.
"Paphian Lotion" is the only reliable
remedy for diseases and bIemishes of the
Skin.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-07-18

n OST-COW- Strayed from my rasl-
IL denee, on the corno OF Walnut and
second Streets. on Thursday night Last G.
large black c0F, about 3 years old. with
crnmpled horns lars e white teats. 4 thInE
there Is q crop on each ear, and q slit or
swallow fork IN @ She has "a large bags
is a good mixer; Is kind ana genrl6. She
left q young calf sc home. ANY one re-
Turning said COW to me Wil be literally
rewarded. fJell HIRAM f. READ.
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1 understand that parties have been
canvassing the city claiming TO be my
AGENTS. No one has any to sO-
licft work for me, and all those claiming
to be my employees are imposters.
14oOQ dim
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PHALONsS SPAPHIAN SOAP" for
chap the skin. Price % cents per cake.
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resistance and Farm for Sale.

UNFaIUbIIU5 daU EHEW lot oaI8-
UUE RESIDENCE Of the late Dr.
A1homa6 Rnncie viii be sold at private
sale. said farm cOntaIns 100 acres. with
improvements, 70 is about 70 mile from
lngte's Station. on the j.. & O.. r. r., and
ter, miles from this city. For further par-
t1eulars apply at DIR. H.. n. Runcie's o6dce-
NO. p EirsL Street, Evansville. fvaff
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tgisss p-asle d aat pslho.
cratic friends are very mach tfens'sa
h the discovery which they have
made, that, for a few dass past tne
Repblican Ticket has not appeared
in the journal. The fact 10, we have
occupied so much of u columns
with the publication of Seymour and
Rlair's speeches and letters and other
ortbodox Democratic documents,
vb;ob the Courier has not the enter
mise 10 publish, chat we have crowd
ed ont the Ticket and a number of
advertisements. If they can induce
their organ to give them more Of
this sound Democratic literature, we
will be relieved from a great pressure
on our columns. For instance, the
Courier of yesterday furnished its
readers Just sic and a halt colaDsas of
reading matter, while the JOURNAL of
the same date contained over sicteen
columns, and the papers uniformly
bear about that proportion.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05

DIED..
N illness. Sarah o.,

BURD-on THURSDAY morning June aaer lingering illness Sarah O.
The relatives friends Of family members Of ARK Lodge Ne
r. Of o. F., respectfully invited 70 attend the saeIA %
Saturday June at o'clock from the residence Of her h'ns Nc"
DEMPsBY-on THURSDAY morning 1868 Elizabeth DempT.
The friends Of the family are invited 10 attend her funeral from
dence Of her brohernw L. C. Moore No VA West For st'
on Saturday morning at II O'Clock.
GRAYBSn Brooklyn Thursday morning June Clinton IL
Graves eldest Of Charles C. and the late julia Graves
Honesiale, Penn, papers please copy
HARRs-In Brooklyn, at bis residence No s Hekst John
Harris, In the 55th year Of his age.
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
HEATH-At lis home in Booue Sunday morning May 81
Charles Heath aged 66 years. months and II lays
HLTMAN-At Clifton, Wednesday the 81 inst Joha y NIT
Manchester England the i2d year Of bis age son OF ae '
The friends and relatives Of the family those Of his hernsv.
~ H. Wolfe ESQ., invited attend the funeral IRON 81 JOINS
Episcopal Church Clifton L. on saturday me oi1 9sI ~
the arrival Of the u o'clock boat from Eew-York
English papers please
MARTIY-Ou Thursday June g. Helen Eliza daughter Of VIM and
The friends Of Der nera at the hos:
S 81 Hsi parents No. west ini ''' '''' ''''''
MoFFAT-Tu BROOKLYN Tbnday morning q congestion Of ID:
lungs, Bspregari only Of William j. and El@a hoIa aged
Psaifal viii take place on Saturday.
PURChAsE-on Tuesday. June 1863 at his residence Flashing
l. Major w. Purchase Firth Excelsior BgAae' ~ w. l.
hn ., "A .d to attend bis funeral FROM ST. Georges Church
Flusbng on Friday 1ups y att o'clock ,. ,..yy..
Nes-Orlesns papers please copy Ss-sT-.---
sAEDERsOS-At Athens r. May o. josephine Gauey wife OfJ
Sanderson aud daughter Of d. W. aud Maria Gantley
sILLMANAt Brooklyn the evening Wednesday jane Gold
The relatives and friends Of he family attend hi,
Reformed Dutch Church JOrsleDont sunday
June 7. at o'clock in the afternoon.
THERASSON-on Thursday June aher lingering iness Mrs
Frances b. Therdsson. in the 9ith year Of her age
her funeral from residence Of her L. TlesOa, No ~
West Thiry-eghthst on Saturday afternoon at 81 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05
OBITUARY..

Cardinal d'Andrea who some time ago ac-
qulred a great celebrity by the difficulties lac had with
the Pope died at Rome the 18th OF May Descended
from pat1ciau but not wealthy family In Aqnla,
-,,st drAnNtSa vas himself born in Naples, whore bis
father was ;i.tAr " Tipil1 nnuer n"nd H. THIS
Sovereign conferred upon him the Title 81 Marchcs-'
which is enjoyed by the brother OF his Emnrnce an
officer In the Italian army. In the animated conflict be-
tween the Holy Sec and the italian Government Cardinal
dAudrca dslpprOled Of many OF The acts OF the POPE
lie also declared himself In favor OF several reforms bnt
q: a"lined to support in Any way the attempt 10 cstal
lish n Free Italian Church The Pope publicly censured
functions Bishop. Stil scvcrcr measures were threat
cued against him In he shOuld not return nom Ma
MOS 10 Rome. I'm compliance with the summons OF the
Pope The Cardinal al length reluctantly obeyed, and
soon after his prevailed upon 10 sign aiCcH
alton of his errors The report that he came 20 his death
lN fnnl neans Is unworthy VI nOllcc
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EUROPE.
ABYSSINIA.

.o,,r rp1TIsH TROOPS TO REMAIN AT zoULLA'
=, ,r.yuc rr1seHAPH TO THF TRIBUNE n.
LONDON. June 4-The Secretary OF state lor IliU'S
has received a dispatch from Gen. Napier, ua'1u
Adigerat. MAY p. The General says small ue'acI-
mcnt of troops will remain at Zoulla All the remain
inc troops of the expedition have gone tor"al" ~
Annesley Bay to embark for home. Another NJ
dispatch. the last received from Gen. Napier
June l. reports that the royal crown OF the Ia'e me
Theodous, which the soldiers captured IN M@su',i'
was returned to his Queen, who remaIeu az 'l'J
capital Gen. Napier also states that sIeS' se''
swept through the SoOrOo defle, causing
age and rendering the road impassaDe' NJ 10
drowned insteod Of COO as reported. The health Of
H,e soldiers was good. Notwithstanding the heavy
rains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-05

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