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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-22

VANDERBUReH BIBLE SOCIETY =
At meeting of the Board of the
Vanderburgh County Bible Society.
held IN Trinity M. E. Church, Evans
vile. December 21st. 1868, the meet
ing opened with prayer by Rev. Bow
den.
On motion, Rev. J. B. Likely was
appointed Secretary. There were
present. Rev. Mr.. Thompson. (tbe
State Agent, Rev. e. Gilmore, (City
Agent, Mr.. Robinson, Mr.. Shauklin,
president and Treasurer OF the So
cietyl. and Revs. Baker, ID, An
drus, DID,. Bowden, K1mler, Martin,
Harma, Likely, and Messrs. Ingle
and Glover
The report of the City Agent was
read and adopted, an abstract of
which is as follows: He had visited
two thousand families and individu-
ais, Fl ty nine of wl-om he found with
out the Bible. seventeen of them were
supplied with the Bible; twelve
Bibles were Donated valued at SO;
fofry-nine Bibles were sold, valued at
$103 so, and s577 go collected as do
nations and for life membership This,
with the collection on Sunday night.
amounting TO SIT 95, will make the
contributions of the city to the Bible
Socie'y 1854 Is. Iu doing this work,
Mr.. Gilmore had travelled two hun
dred and nineteen miles
On motion of Dr. Andrus, the At
rican Baptist Sunday School and the
Sunday School of the African NJ. e.
Church, were constituted life mem
hers OF the Parent Society, by the
payment of $40.
Ga motion of Rev. Martin, Rev.
Gilmore was allowed an additional
compensation of $40 for services rem
dered.
Ga motion, Mr.. A. l. Robinson
was reelected President, and Mr.
Sohn Shanklin was reelected Treas
urer. S. N. Curnick was elected Sec
rotary.
Messrs. Robinson, Baker, Martin,
Glover aud Likely were made life
members of the Parent Society.
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AnuserRents.

EVA NsvILLE OPERA HOUSE. =
There vas a very fair audience at the
Opera House last night. and the per
formance was excellent, until the ex-
element of the fire begat some con-
fusion. All the characters were we'll
sustained. but we have not time to
rarticularizs.
Tonight three charming plays will
be producei-"G Captain Charlotte, -
The Nervous Man . and "A Kiss
in the Dark "a bill that cannot fail
to secure fall house
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REV Err ne W s
For Other River Itsas see qatrd P1oe.


The additional arrivals and depart
ures yesterday and last night up to
midnight, include the Argonaut No.
2, Louisville to Memphis; John Kill
gour, Louisville to New Orleans;
Melnotte, Cincinnati to New Orleans;
Falls City, Bowling Green to Louis
vile; Romeo. from Memphis; Quick
step. to Cairo; Rapidan No. 2, to
Eastport; Alpha, to Nashville; Nor
man, to Memphis; Fanny Bran
deis, from Nashville; the packets 10
Henderson; Clifton, Cincinnati to
Memphis.........The Melnotte, Falls
City and Romeo were loaded to tho
guards...-....The John Kileour had
less than half load. She added con-
siderable freight hero,,--.....Tae pack
cts had generally good trips out........
The Dexter will be here this evening,
en- route to New Orleans She is. be-
yond all question. one Of the finest
and the feetest boats on the Western
waters, and IS admirably oihcered...-..
The Ada Lyon came in at II this
morning...-.....The Brandeis had a
good trip.
DEANTFEsr--Of the Steamer Fanny Bran
deis rom Nashville TO Evansville, Decen-
Der 22d, 1855
EvausVilie-R. X DunEersOu 4 hhds OF
tobacco. 3i6 bills flour; Gumberts, Dbl
BEAM. box tSilow, box egg Wheeler n
Riggs, Dol OF crackers kekan. DIckey &
arson, q y II 'dss, ? green hid 1: Moron,
| .Heafiey g 90, DXs or pOiaHO 3 boIs do:
| y Ogfe, y dry hides, bdi do. , green do. /
box furs: Samuel Toeiyer. box aousehold
goods, trunk do Charles Miihelmi, ale
boxes.
Cmcihnati-H r clIough, 2 hhds tobacco
! II F Heckert, lo2 bales COTTON: Robt Moore
& Co, % bales cotton. Gun0, Wright q 90,
~ sacks OF. ear corn, ~ saclzs OF sheIled do
| Ehatfieid & Woods, 3 bales OF < inni-s: w
Dan berry ~ Co, 10 bales OF rags: J III Good
| hart q co, is bbis dried fruit; r o HuId s.
! Co, o. sacks corn.
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A CARELESS DaAYMAN.-We saw
q drayman seated on a load of cotton,
yesterday, mending his whip-lash, or
erg4ged at something that attracted
his entire attention, while his horse
went his own way. At the same time,
woman carrying a child was cross
ing the street, and her attention was
drawn in the opposite direction by
music being played by some strolling
musicians. and the horse was almost
upon her before she was aware of her
danger, and she barely escaped being
run over. Men driving drays or other
teamsSthrough crowed street should
give attention to their horses, and at the
same time pedestrians would do well
to keep good lookout for approach
ing danger.
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ANorHER BURGLARY. = Burglars
entered the rear buildings of Mr.
Seigrist, corner Of Fifth and Vine,
opposite the Union Brewery, on Sun
day night, and stole half cord Of
wood, bag Of rags, box of old iron
and few other articles, aud departed
leaving no trace BY which they might
be ferreted out We hear many com
plants of wood and coal being stolen
in large quantities.
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TEOR SAFE BUILDING LOTS two
* frst-cln,s building los. iu "a desirable
location. As the party removes ~ au-
other Town o. engage in business, Tine Lola
viii be sold cheap. Mechanics or luborera
with moderate nj enuB have "a HuIeuu "a Ou-
pOrtun ity tO6eaure a desirable site I0r
home, or "a good ch fncg Tor speculation i8
Offered. E-BE WALKER
lde2i div Real Estate "a p ut.
T-gOft aAIsE. or EFchRnge for Rsll EH-
~ tate - STEAM FEOUkfNN MibL e.
fronts on tine Ohio River, iu NewburrH.
Ind has four run Of stones. Kiln for drive
ipR meal aud all the latest lmpfOYem autss
is nhfs the tUHi -LnuH - fuot cnn na nau
cheap. Terms o suit purchaser, Tor f1H-
timer particulars apply 90 hLVAH JOHNa
son, Evqusyiiie, Ind., or r. q. BET NELL,
NeBbWEh Ind lde5 dim
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COMMISSIONERS CoURr-rhe Coun-
ty Commissioners were engaged yes
terdily forenoon in examining the &C
couIts of the late Superintendent OF
the County Asylum, and in the after
noon they were engaged Ia comparing
and examining reports of Inspectors
and Registrars OF Elections with a
view to ramunerating them for their
services.
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STREET BEGGARs. - Five or SIX
able bodied, stalwart looking men
were parading Main Street and other
parts Of the city yesterday. playing on
brass horn, and clarionet before al
most every business house. After
playing a tune or two one Of the party
would approach the crowd and quietly
intimate that small donation OF
postal currency would be acceptable:
We think they had better so to work.
We are told they come from Louis
Vile.
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FoR THE HoLIDAYs "A splendid
stock of all kinds of Perfumery and
Toilet Goods may be found at Schl9p-
fer's, suitable for holiday presents.
They are useful as we'll as ornamen-
tai. fyou want something real nice,
call aud see him. dec21 1t
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DIED.

READ. At o'clock Az, December
2lsf, OF measles, ADALISE ELIZA. infant
daughter of Hiram r. and Angie A. Read,
ased 2 wears AMI months.
The funeral services VIII be held at
o'clock on wednesday evening, Decenn-
Der Esd, in Trinity NJ. Z. Church. Friends
of e family are respectfully invited to
attend without further notice #ts5
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THE ExHIBITIoN.-The Exhibit
ton at Turner Hall last night, for
he benefit OF the St. Johns Church
School, was we'll attended. 1t was in
every respect worthy the teacher,
Mr.. Charles Dsbus. and the scholars,
who acquitted themselves with honor.
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HARPER's MAGAzINE.-We have
received from the publishers, Har
per's Magazine for January, 1859, and
it is one of the most interesting and
highly Illuminated numbersyet issued
No Magazine in the country has
maintained reputation or popularity
equal to Harper's. Like old wine, it
improves by age, and should be uni
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AN ExCELLENT HOLIDAY PRES
ENT 1.-The SouveDierl fen dol
lars worth of the latest aud best pub
locations, elegantly bound in cloth and
full guilt; price only Sc For sale by
dec22 1wd q. w. WARREN.
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LOG 81 OFFICES.

Ry- Now is the time to buy your
useful Holiday Presents. | have re-
ceived this day, by Express. the high
est cut OIL Pebble and Glove, Calf,
Seollop top Shoes, of baud-sewed
work ever brought to this city, which
| will sell at hard time prices.
II L CRUTE,
No. 135 Main Street.
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ED- The handsomest. best and
most suitable articles for Holiday
Presents can DO found at Louis Bit
rolf S Jewelry Store, No 90 Main
Street. A large stock of fine Silver
Plated Ware on hand. tdec25
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VANDALISM One of the meanest
acts of vandalism of which we have
heard, was committed on Friday or
Saturday night at the High School
building. Some graceless scamp. who
deserved to be 10 the penitentiary for
the rest Of his life, Whitfield the frames
of the front door to the building,
sadly defacing them. What an ill
bred whelp he must be who would
thus deface and ipjure public build
ing erected by the money of the peo-
pie for the purpose of educating free
of charge the children of the city
Such a creature is disgrace to his
mother, however debased she may
possibly be.
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VVANTEp.

EWTANI'E III OUR GGRr .a--0ne gene
Wv crai cngh, ono D lHtrF cook, one
GhamberInaId, ard one dining room girls
Good TaRra aud constant emp loTmeut
given. Apply by letter TO
1HOa. 6HERl DAN.
declS DIV fHcnYvll1e. tftlnolg.
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Council Proceedings.
COUSCIL CHAMBER,
Evansville. Dscer1 Der 81 1895

Evansville December Fl, 1858. s
Council met pursuant to ADJOURN
ment Present--His Honor Mayor
Walker, and Counciimen Blemker,
Steele, Jones, Sitockheth, Rocker,
Mesker and Reitz. Absent-Coun-
cilmen Schreiber and Kolle.
The minutes Of the previous meet
ing were read aud approved, after
which the following bills were allow
ed and ordered naid.
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Bg Try some of Hudnut's cele-
brated Hominy Grits. 1t is superior
to Rice, Tapioea. Sage or Corn Starch
Tor buildings. For sale at the New
York Grocery.
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"a Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BHDwELL & Co.'s Drug Store, cor
ne Of Third aud Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumeries OF all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. Goc26 DIFF
A LARGE STocK OF SUPERIOR
LpUoRs.-N. f. Carr & Co., at No. 3
aud 4 South Water Street. have very
large stock of superior Liquors of the
choicest brands. selected with great
care expressly for this market by Mr..
Carr himself, with special reference to
tie wants Of this trade, aud offered at
very small profits by wholesale to cash
customers. Steamboat bars supplied
on liberal terms. dee10 diff
FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family -four sold "A the city, the
Cynthiana Mills, Slalso. rye -four for
sale by FL. d. Allis & Co, First St.
second door below Vino.
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city be taken, block BY block. show
ing the number Of males and females
less than five years old; the same be-
tween five and ten; the same between
fifteen aud twepfy-oue; and the same
above the age of twenty-one years.
That a committee Of three members
Of the Council be appointed By his
Honor, the Mayor, to determine upon
and report the name of a suitable
person or persons to take such census.
Bids having been opened for the
excavation of the alley from Sixth TO
Seventh. between Chestnut aud Cher
~, the contract was awarded to Pfaf-
film & Dausmann. at thirteen cents
per cubic yard.
A request from the City Marshal
that two dozen new split bottom chairs
be placed in the Council Chamber,
was referred to Jones and Stoekfeth.
On motion, the Council then ad-
journed..
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D3 $50 barrels of choice Eastern
Apples, wholesale and retail, at the
New York Grocery. Also, 20 barrels
new Buckwheat Flour.
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BG~ A splendid lot of Pianoes, Or
CANS and Melodeons for sale Gerry
cheap by q. w. WARREN.
dec92 a.
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CITY NEWS

HARPER for January is received at
Scots News Depot, corner of Main
and Second Streets, and will be found
a highly interesting number.
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PERsoNAL-Johu Landrigau. Of
Albion, Illinois; NJ. w. Pearce, of
Mt. Vernon; w. J. Hubberton, a
prominent merchant of Nj. Carmel,
Illinois, and John Hornbrook, OF
Union, Indiana. were in the city
stopping at tie Sherwood House last
night.
Jack Wright left for New Orleans
BY the John Kilgour last evening.
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Dfy GOOds fOr SD.
70 RhAnLE Us no CHosE UP a

RFY0 EhABLE KS TO CLOSE Ur a
A. F1fIt H
Co-partnerahlp waich expires sooui Wo
now otter our stocf of Drg Goods at g bar-
gain. The stock As small, tho house hns
good trade established, and is lu running
order. 10 Is fine opening for any one
wishing 10 engage iu the business. For
particulars address r.. u. Box 49, Evans
willie, Indiana. novl 81
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s~ A choice line of Kid Gloves in
new eolors Just received at Hughes' !.
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DON'T FAIL TO READ A. s. RoE's
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BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER.-Wm.
Reed, colored man, was charged
before Justice Walker, yesterday,
with an assault and battery-beating
a colored woman. He was fined 81
with costs. He raised money sufi-
cient to pay the costs. and on Fromis-
ing to paw the fine. was let go.
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rs Just received another invoice
of those American black rep silks,
and Irish Poplins, at Coolidge's New
York Store. de15 tu&th
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W-EoH RENT IA sEM EMIT - Tine else-
- nent OF the Cumberland l'resn YteHiau
Streets. This Trpnid be verY desirable
place for teaching 4ulfe or Dr1BinG oHd
Painting. Also, a good room foI an Pee.
Iuuuire Of ALNAH IDH @a0N.
ann dit REM Estate Agent.
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We will open this morning new
TasseI Fringes, Trimmings, Zephyr
Worstedd, GqiPure Edgipggs, Hand
kerchiefs, Embroidery, Paid Hos
iery. and fancy articles too numerous
to mention, at Coolidge's New York
Store. del5 tu&th
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ErA beautiful hand is made more
beautiful when il is covered with
Harris seamless Kid Gloves; blues,
puppies and black. stitched with
white. just received at Coolidge
New York Store. de15 tu&th
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Watches, JeWeiry, SiIVerWaFe,
Clocks, &c.-CIOsing Gus as Any
Price,
At A. G. Rosencranz's store, No.
II Second Street. Wishing to quit
the business. I will sell my complete
stock at less than cost. Nc hun bug.
Call soon. dec9- 20d.
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CANDY.-WhoIesalo price of pure
Stick Candy, by the 5ox. at 19c per
pound. Toys and Fancy Goods at re-
duced prices. FL. HERMANN. No. IS
Main Street; ALTERING 81 HAssLER,
No ID South First Street. n26 I'm
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TEMP FRANCE LECTURE.-Rev.M Mr..
Kum!er, Pastor of the Walnut Street
Presbyterian Church, will deliver a
lecture on Temperance, at NJ irble
Hall, this evening at Z o'clock, to
which the public is invited. 1t will
be remembered that a previous ap-
pointment was Withdrawn in order
not to interfere with the Library As
sociation lectures, and it is hoped
that the attendance to night will DO
very large. The lecture is free, and
all are invited. Mr.. Kumler is fne
orator, and an accomplished scholar,
and his lecture will be unusually in
teresting. Go and hear him.
RECORDERS CoURT.-The Record
er had another dull day yesterday
Sam. Drake and Gale Muuday, two
Africans, had !. little mill "in the
neigh borhood of Hlmbarger's, on
Sunday evening, and were taken 10
charge by the police. The Recorder
yesterday charged them each Sc %
Gale paid aud Drake went to the
lookup.
John Roberts got drunk, aud was
charged 81 .. Hs also took up
his quarters at castle Cochran.
Pat MeGarvy. an Italian we should
judge By the name, took too muci
boomenickie in his'u, and was lodges
In the lookup He also was charg Il
81 Is, and was short Of fluids.
Jennie Field, Orau Scott, james
Stanley, and Richard Parker. til,
negroes arrested on Sun lay, on sus
picion of having stolen a stove anc
other gods from Wassam's ware
house, had hearing, but the evi
dence was not suth 3ient to hold them
and they were discharged.
Mr.. Lindcnschmidt and two othe
parties identified most of the clrpen
tiers tools found at the house wher
the stove was found. and W. w
Akin identified two canvassed hams
There are some other articles at til,
police station not yet identified an
claimed.
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THE FIGURE EEGMTl

OF the most singular 20 wer, and i.npres1-
i've To an ALSO btng degree, ms fine WORK
Wi command Gnu~u4i at enuon.
See Inc 1LLUIISATED EeTERS WORLD
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HEARTH AND HONE

HEARTH AND HOME
win contain ali that interests the FAM
lily.
MRS. STOWE,
GRACE GREENW GOD.
MRS. MARY u. DODGE,
MADAME LIE VERT I
And many others, VIII regularly write
for.
First Number will be ready MOHD az,
December Il.
Far Safe bN Az NslOsdf disTs.
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Crescent Cffy Springs
WINTER EsTABLIsHMEET.

rFyHE undersigned has the pleasure OF
nonging MS friends and the public
that he viii Keep this beautltui plaos OK
resort open during the Winter aa a Res
taurant. and Bowling and Billiard Balloon.
having provided two Of thoae apianald
latest style Brunswick Billiard Tables, aBd
Thoroughly heated up MS saloons ana
Tenpin AIieys Tor that purpose. Ho VIII
be prepares 10 serve up OYSTERS ana an
other delicacies or the season Ht the thort-
est notice, aud VIII from this umo keep
constantly on hand the celebrated
KLEINER CINCINNATI BEER.
rrr. rtFuar- r ~
The New York herald., 1868-05-13
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY MAY H. 86sTRlPLE SHEET

Cartier presiding the case Of John II. surratt was
called mp this morning.
The number Of spectators present was very small
none Of the excitement which attended the former
trial manifesting itself on this occasion.
The prisoner was brought into the court room
about halfpast ten and seated within the bar near
his counsel Messrs. Merrck and Bradley, Jr Joseph
H. Bradley, counsel for defence the former trial.
was present as advisory counsel.
The United States was represented by Messrs Car
ringon District Attorney; Wilson, Assistant District
Attorney, and A. G. Riddle, associate counsel Judge
Black, who has been mentioned as one OF the counsel
Tor the deience was not present, nor was Juuge
P1errepOnt Tor the government.
Upon the case being called Mr. Darlington stated
he was ready to proceed to draw Q jury and COM
mence the trial when Mr.. Merrick said that from a
conversation he had with Judge Pierrepont shortly
set for the trial. he became impressed with the idea
that the time should be continued and defence had
laid aside its preparations not expecting that 1t
would be proceeded with at this term.
Mr.. Darlington had not heard Of any agreement,
and said 1t never was his intention or desire to con-
tinue the He had been exertng himself to get
ready by today and was anxious to swear jury and
proceed with the trial. He protested against con-
After some further discussion by counsel the court
stated It's disposition to let the 60 over to the
next term, owing to the fact that conversation had
been had by prominent counsel on both sides and an
agreement made by them not to proceed, by which
its trial.
Mr.. Merrick then entered motion to admit the
prisoner TO ball, stating that any reasonable amount
was ready to be offered. He proceeded to argue In
behalf Of his motion and subsequently 1t was deter
mined by the court to hear arguments from counsel
on the motion to morrow morning.
The witnesses in the case were discharged until
further notice.