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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-21

REAL ESTATE TRAEsFERS.-The follow
ing is list of the real estate transfers for
the week ending Aug. 20, 1869, S appears
on record on the books of the County Au-
ditor: t
P. b. Tribe 10 Dewitt II. Lamphear, Lot
3, in Block 13, Eastern Enlargement, for
Henry ReIcha to Joseph Hartman,
Lot "A, IN Block 95. LamascO, for $3.50
Anthony Refs TO the Baptist COloTed
Church Lots II ana IL, Block 80. Lanaseo,
al F. iR3eichman to W. Schmidt. undivided
half of half Of LcJ ID, Garvln's Addition,
ioT stf II MINER. sherIfr Of vanderbursh
County, 10 smith and hickman, Lot -,
Garvin's Addition, for 81 ,0iO.
Abram Gumberts 10 Henry. Sehwcngei,
part OfLot !, 0umbert'si Subdivisions, Tor
III. IL. Uhlhorn 10 BIomer 4 Hoing, Lots
and 6, and part Of Lot z, Block Q, Stock
wells Enlargement, for VI !J00."
Fred. Keeper to MIC KeIchert, Lots u, ID
and Il, in Block l, Southern Enlargement,
~ john Vogel TO BesIey & Jones, Lot 8, IN
Block z, PaTretCs En- argemeut, tor 500.
Michael Wolf to Nicholas Wolf, east half
west haf southwest quarter II, ., II, for
Thomas ]. F'arFeiI to Ldcy ]. Lewis, Lot 4
in Block 8, Archer's Enlargement, for 500.
Lucy J. Lewis to Emma Farrell, Lot u
and 51z feet of II adjoining Il, ia Block 3,
Northern Enlargement, for 81 600.
A. L. Smith to j. +. Iglehart. part OF Lot
p and part OF Lots 10 and 20, in Block 3,
Hubbard's Addition, BrinkmeEeTs En-
largement, for &, 800.
j. E. Iglehart TO A. l.. Smith, part OF Lot
q, Brinkmeyer'S Enlargement, and Lots 10
and 20, Block ), Hubbards Addition, Tor
81 500. -.rS.rr- IL
anna Schmitt to B. Nurre, Lott, Block
4, Eastern Enlargement, for $1,000
MARRIAGE LICENsEs-The following Lii
censes to marry were Issued from the
County Clerks Office, for the week end
ing August goth:
= Frank UnfieId and Eva Walter.
Patrick Duffy and Ellen TOOhtll.
Winfield 5. StrOud and Ellen Bowman.
John Bank and Katie Winfield.
: John ID. Renchler and Francis Rouse.
Louis Engel and A gneS q. WitthOH. l..
August Griesse and Catharine krueger.
Jacob Schrickel and Emma Meir.
Nicholal Mace and Sophia Ulsass.
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them enough of it." Ever since he
had been a man he had noticed the
gatherings at the beer saloons, and he
declares that where one fuss occurred
at'these places, dozen disturbances
took place somewhere else He de-
clared that the beer gardens did no
harm, and said that nine men out
of every ten who drink on Sunday,
are men who toll and delve all the
week, and have no chance for reerea-
ton and enjoyment; yet the puritani-
cal spirit that would prevent him
from drinking, is the same puritanical
spirit that would drive you away"
He would say, God speed you, and
urged those present to make the pres
ent a test case in this matter, and have
the odious laws stricken from the
statutes. In conclusion, he said,
when you are called upon to send
man to the Legislature. ask him il. he
will use his influence to strike down
anu dDO1ISu bnlS UdAGdUiC law
@Whittleseys remarks weressloudly
applauded. DR.. Lauenstein was call
ed upon, and he responded in Ger
man, saying that. he endorsed Ma
Whittlesey's speech, and said that if
the saloon keepers would al go TO-
gether, they eouldsoon overcome the
law. u
Those present then signed petl
ton for all saloon keepers to close up
on tomorrow, after which the meet
ing qdjqrurFPe9a0 g6Aaa 5 EO4
LIVELY TIMEs.-There is some ex-
element about the mouth of Green
River, as we learn from a resident of
that vicinity. A few day., ago two men
took three shots at each other with
out any serious injury On Wednes-
day one man challenged another and
/ the challenge was accepted and it
was supposed that a, regniqr duel
would be the RESULT K0HI
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Unnaid haffers.

Posi- OFFICE, EVANSVILLE, I
aH @ august 2lst, 1869. 81
List of unpaid letters in Evansville
Post Office, which are held for post
age, and iusuficiently directed.
If not called for BY August 18th,
they will be sent 10, the Dead. letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please apply at the Cashiers
Office, i, -s-l.......s.. aar.. r47-gr
Editor Chicago Republican, Chicago, dlb
VIM. p. Runneils Is export, KY. -et
Ands. Deig, Phillips Settlement, Ind.
George Merchant, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Thomas Il. Miller, Wadesvil e, lpd.
Annie WorthingtOn, greensboro, KY.
Conrad. Glinn, Hend ersOn, KY.
/. Logenstein, Memphis, Tenn.
4 John GradnOht SandUSky, Ohio.
Maggie Null, Mt. Vernon, ind.
George Llghtner, Menu hls, Tenn.
Charles Hulsman, -.
JOHN W. FOSTER, PM.
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sew YOrk cold and stock KaFktt,


At the meeting Of the Directors or the
consolidated Lake hore, and a. w. d w,
railroad Companies, held In this city yes
terday, terms were formally agreed upon
looking TO the consolidation OF the TWO
roads. The Lake SHORE IS TO 60 into the
cOnsOlid alton with an increase or 20 per
cent. ia he amounts Of its stock, and The
wabash with its present capital and the
Lake ShOle IS TO receive dividend OF 4
per cent. on January LIST, 1870, making a
total stock and cash dividend Of "a per
cent. The arrangements r qulre the pre-
vious ratification Of three-iourths OF the
stockholders, which Is counted upon 8
certain.
MoEEY-Easy at Gg7 per cent.
GTERLING-Qulet al lO01Z9lO9I.
GoLD-Lower: opened at 13ZIS, and c,oheu
al l3z5Egl321<. The rise in bonds az Lon
don was the occasion OF an advance ~ me
carry ng rates TO s95 per cent CIeafaHcoS
go ,O00,0J0. p , 49,
GoYERHBIEEF sTocKs-Aclye ana e1-
cited, with a sharp adyaksS9 ~ ia5'
Coupons OF 'Sl, I23H@lzjN 90 ,oi141
I23aI23L; do. 'Cf, l2l149l@zi, doi o2i ,I1lls
Ql22. do new I25kalzO54i 90. 'ol, lly149
II 40. '6s 12UE@l1S4i lV-AOs, i409li954.
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European Harriet.


nv CableJ LONDON, august -
Consols for money. 931z; account, $50.
A nanrfcau 5ccuritles, quiet and steady
Five-Twenfy bonds, 1928, 50: 6js, old, So /;
i67s, ga '6Zs az Frankfort, So. Erie, 1917 !
IiifnOis Central, 30. Stocks steady. Lin
seed cakes, 10-ibs, o. TalOW, 4Js ed848s (;
Refined Petroleum, is ID; sugar active on
spot at 39s 90 Spirits TurpenUnc, 20s Oh F..
Calcutta Liuaeed, 62s Cd. Petroleum at
Antwerp, 53l4G Cotton at HaYre, lO31ZG
LIVERPOOL, August 20.-Cotton-Sales for
the week, III 900 bales, OF which 1900 were
for export and 10000 on speculation; the
stock Is estimated at 30 900 bales, Of which
l05C COO are American; the amount at sea is
$500 bales. OF Which 1000 are AmCrlcani
the market to-day Is a shade nrmers Md
ding Uplands, l314d; Orleans, I'D; sales q
lbDO0 bales, 5000 Tor speculation ana eA-
port. Manchester market hrmer ana
prices higher. The receipts OF wheat ~
Liverpool for the past three days were w.
900 quarters, whereof 1900 were American
California While Wheat lis Id Red West
eru On IOd Western Flour, 25s Cd Corn
32s. European Oats1 - Sd. Peas 44s %.
Pork lO2s Ga. Beef, 90s. Lard, 18s. CheCEe
arm at 62s. Bacon, Cos. Tallow, AS Sd.
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So. Louis HaFkoI.

by zei0sraphB st, LOUIE, August 20.
1oBAcco-In good demand a. unchanged
prices
C'orToN-NolhIng doing
HEnIP-Ihe better grades Of undressBd In
some demand en- with sales ~ Il 4Oi dressed
FLeUR-Dull, weak and naction lover
supers sold a. IS t095 as ~ IS 1095 Ga :
Xxx, s. 1906 90; Xxx, SO 5O97 0Oi fancy
IS 0J@9 90.
WHEAT -Very dun aud 295c lower; sales
OF low prime 10 strict y prime red, 81 lbN
/ %; choice to fancy, 81 271zo4i 40; prime 10
CoRE-Nery little doing and prices cas-
Ter; sales Of choice and fancy white at 048
90c.
OATs--HeaVy; sales at 42c for mixed IN
bulk do ia sacks, 4sdblc; choice white, sac.
BARLEY-Quict 40 81 10 for No. i Spring.
RYE n eavy al g5caSl 90.
WHIssfY-IiRher; sales az ST. ~.
GROCERIES - Unchanged safes at l21M
1870 for Louisiana sugar; 1z923c for good
fair to fair RIO coifeei 7O9sOc for planta.
ton nloiasscgs
Pork -Languid a. s3f 00g3f %.
DRY SALTED MEATs-Ltttle dOingt clear
rib sides, packed, sold al NE
BACON-G Quiet and unohanued aud sales
mostly confined 10 orr 81 lots shoulders
sold a. l55lgl6c; ciear rib sides, l9ci clear
sU6AR CURED HAsfs-saies at 23825c.
LARD-Smau jObbing lots sold at 1870
zoe for tierces and 2O9lJ14c FOR kegs. rr.
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Cincinnati hnrKet.

80 IsIesraph.l CINcIl9N All. Aug. -.
FLOUR -Dull and prices nominal.
WHEAT--Unsettled buyers held back
and there was no demands red could have
been bought ~ 81 259l 30.
CORN-Quiet No S5906c.
OATs-2c lower and dull at 55g5sc for No.
TO cnofee white ....
RYE Unchanged at 81 O09I %.
WHIsKH-Sold at 81 1901 10; market un-
settled and hOldefa asking atill higher
prices. e.flI.. e..
PaOVIsIoKs-Fi FIRM but quiet; not much
demand but prices unchanged Adess pork
Ss83 50 Bulk meats A9l6Ac- Bacon lb1Ic
Tor shoulders, and i61a81gc for sides, clear
RI or clear. aa Laat
LARD-20c. n0ninaliY. Tat.a..
CoSroN- The dfFt bale OF new cotton re-
eelved. mere this season was sold on
Change IL day, ? 4g19c per pound. 70 was
raised ia CgacoFdia Parish, near Natehezy
Miss, and Yves sold BIZ J. II. qoodhart 4 Co,
ToBACCO IA ctfve sales Cf ~ hhds.
L-UncRanged and quiet.
BUTTER- Scarce al 25c 70 Doc.
EGGs-f4c.
GfOLD--l8254 buEinR.
FXCH4kEGH-@f eanys E. a4F.
MoNER-MaIket active, bnt rates nm.
changei.
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PERgoNAL.-Captain FL. G. West,
the accomplished Postmaster Of Fort
Branch, was in the city yesterday. In
Difference to .he enterprise and town
pride of the citizens of Fort Branch,
the Captain has just fitted up one of
the most complete and attractive Of
fees In Southern Indiana. I al
3. Colonel Rhoades. of ShaWneetown
is in the city. ~ ar5u 4gist. fsu3
John Mccall. of Cincinnati, the
well-knoWn ''trag-man," arrived by
the noon train yesterday. @ 81
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LIFE INsURANCE.-7One of the most
striking illustrations Of the adyan-
taqes of life insurance is found in
the case of Mr.. Copeland, the mail
agent lost on the steamer Cumber-
land. Within the past month he had
taken out policy for $4,000, on
which he had made one payment Of
$50, By which investment he has se-
cured the above handsome sum to his
young and otherwise dependent
family. ..e.. -''
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.s..sss.sssea 60 e

WILL REMAIN We are highly
gratifed to be able to announce that
Prof. A. NJ. Cow will remain in this
city as Superintendent of our Public
Schools. Last week he received an
ursought and unanimous invitation
from the School Board Of Dayton,
Ohio, to take charge of the Schools OF
that city as Superintendent, at
salary Of SO, 00O. But the Trustees
of this city were earnest and unani
nous in the desire that he should re-
main here. and they have been so
strongly backed up in their wish by
onr leading citizens. who take deep
interest in our noble system of public
schools. which the Professor has done
a. nueb to build up, that he has de-
cided to decline the fattering invita-
tion extended him from Dayton. We
ere sure that this will be a matter Of
much qualification to citizens gener-
ally. With Professor Cow at the
heaa of our Poblic Schools. we are
assured of their efficiency, prosperity
and advancement.
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Nashville MARKET.

By telegraph NkaFvrrrn huu. HL
WHEAr- Firm 81 e. 10 FOR Red, sI 1901 ~
TOT AnlDs 81 ana II 9i I'D fof white.
OATB-5dC.
EYE-0Oc.
BARI EV-el 10.
FLlUH-f518 90 for fancy
BACOE-sidcs lgjzes 8h6uI8crs frs arf
hams IBc.
Isartn=2ll<u
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40 County Agricultural So.
niQffas

As the season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
ing to make contracts for their printing
we would call especial attention to our
superior facilities for doing ali classes of
this work, such as Catalogues, Premium
Lists, Tickets, &c. We are also prepared
to get up one, two, and three sheet Posters,
in plain or coIored inks, at short notice.
We have just added to our Job Depart
meat five hundred dollars worth OF the
latest styles of poster type, and our faciII-
ties cannot be surpassed. Cali upon us, or
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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ADJOURNED. - The City Council
concluded their labors as Board Of
Equalization yesterday, and adjourned
sine die. A number of citizens APP
peared before the Board and made
complaints of erroneous taxation.
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ST. LOUIS, August 20.-Arrived-COyne-
liza. Omaha; Florence, Illinois River: Rob
Roy, KeOkulG; NatTOns, Hannibal; city OF
Pekin, Peoria. Departed-Cfty OF Pekin,
Peoria; Rob Roy, Keokuk; Natrona, Han
nlbal; Caua@a, st. Paul: Belle Memphis,
memphis: Florence. Reilley's Landing.
River falling very slowly, and all the up
per STREAMS arc in fair order. Weather
clear. dry and very warm; mer -ury, at
PM. 81
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HUMBOLDT MEETING.-A general
meeting of the committee of arrange
ments will be held at the Criminal
Court room tonight, at 8 o'clock. 1t
is especially desired that every mem
Der be present this evening.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

CUMBERLAND EXPLOSION SLIGHT
LY DAMAGED.-Sale Of Groceries at
Auction, Monday, August 23d, at 9
O'Clock. Ono thousand dollars
worth, at No. ID Main Street.
aup20 1t ELLIOTT, AuctiOneer.
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OFF FOR THE EAsT.-Mr. A. Nj

OFF FOR THE EAsT-MT. A. Mar
CONNER left yesterday for New York
for the purpose of bringing the largest
stock and latest styles Of Hats, Caps,
and Ladies and Gentlemen's Furs
ever brought to this city. Having
made arrangements with an expert
eneed furrier. he will be prepared to
change the styles and repair ladies'
furs at short notice and reasonable
figures. Remember the place, sign of
the Big Bear, 80 Main Street.
aug19- 1W
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MAS ONO.

The members of the Evansville
Lodge No. 64, E. and A. NJ, are
hereby notified to meet at their Hall
to-day Saturday. at 9o'clock a. NJ, to
attend the funeral of Brother John
w. Collins. All Brothers in good
standing are invited.
Per orderof w Nj.
1t A. j. COLBURN. Sec'Y.
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THE SALE .DAY.-The sale Of
lots in Smithland will take place at
the Court House to-day at 2 o'clock
PM. These lots are finely situated,
and the city is rapidly improving in
that direction. or
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Picnic To-DAY.-A picnic will be
given to-day in knight Township,
near John B. CARROTS, on the river
road, about seven miles from town.
A number of persons from this city
will be in attendance.
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FALSE RUMoR.-The rumor to the
effect that Parkhill had quit making
those elegant Cabinet Photographs is
false. 1t Is true, the demand is very
great, but Park" will fill all orders
promptly.
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The Smithland Property Sale.
which comprises eighty lots, viii ar
ford a good chance TO working men to
invest IN a few lots at a low figure,
which will be sure to pay we'll. This
property is at the upper end now of
Fulton Avenue, and on the north side
Of the creek. These lots are not
owned by men who are wealthy, and
who only sell on speculation, but the
owner will sell positively, without any
limit to price-without protection or
reserve. Sale to commence Saturday,
August 21st, at the Court House, at
2 o'clock. There is a strong proba-
bility Of the Street Cars extending
their track to this locality, as the Lo-
Gust Hill Cemetery is about half
mile beyond. Already donotion of
Five Thousand Dollars is ready to in
duce the cars to be run to it. Come
and buy, all who have small sums of
money. Terms easy.
augl6f1v Leg MaELLIoTs g9E
Auctioneer.
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B9 Two blind mares for sale; in
No. 1 condition. Apply to
A. j. COLBURN,
aug1S IF 80 Main Street.

B8- The vast amount of Plantation Bit
ters now being sold and shipped from New
York is almost incredible. Go when and
where You wilI-along the WharYes and
piers and the depOts-you Will see great
piles of these BIJters awaiting shipment
and conveyance to every nook and corner
of the country, and to the hundreds of
foreign ports. They are very popular
among all classes of people, and are con-
ceded TO tie just the thing for this climate.
have become SO deseTvedly popular and
worthy of patronage, To al VINO require q
tonic and stLmulant. They are prepared
with pure st. CrOiE Rum, Caylfsaya and
{ 'ascariila Bark. and all the world knows
mi well what beneficial results accrue
from these combinations.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperiOr t. the best
Imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the pFice.N
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Louisville Market.
By releeraph.I LoUsvILLE. August 3

BY Telegraph.I LoUIsYILLE. August %.
BAGGNG-Demand good at 23Iza2l1lc.
FLOUR Firm superhne s..
GRAIN-Quiet aud steady.
TOBACC1-Leaf firm sales OF So hoggheadg
ranging from 90 s. 10 s2l.
PRoYIsIoNs-E irm. Mess Pork 93l03f so.
Bacon-shoulders 161<0l6J6c; clear rib
l9Lc; clear sides l95zg2Oc; hams, fancy,
23kc.
LARD-2lcs
81 80.
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Markat steady ana 3 faIr barincss doing
iu staple goods, but 10 la Gar from Active
Prices, however are generally wen Hua-
tained, being already low enough 31f most
articles, 40 least ag low ns they cHu well DH
produced 10 pay q fair profit. Brown coI-
ton goods, ora The whole, hold their own
pretty wei, ana on some grade. nn al-
like tho Lyman q 53inch brown. which
sells a. 1870. Nashun E i1<et IuoIau
Head t0-inch l4c Hleaohol Muaiiua nrg
rather weat than 1fherwlee. AmoHrFae
selling a. lTC. rates la lcs B1ofE p 1908
skaters 83-inch 1876. Good makes OIL core
~ Jean sauus are nrul, and bring lte.
1875 are only moving HluWlys except
mnett some slight q nee saIuuH ara yielded
Z 40 Ai Atnoid'hs which lob aH low oH 1000.
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ANNoYNG.-A woman of bad re-
pute has of late heen annoying the
Court House denizens, and she has
become a nuisance She assaulted
the Sheriff yesterday, and behaved in
a most unladylike manner.
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Memphis Markell.
By telegraph

BY TeIegraph.I MEMPHIs, August 20.
CorToN-Middling &c.
CORN-00c.
OATs-60c.
HAY-Sl9 O0ae0 00.
BRAN-gl6 000lT %.
FLOUR-Supernne &5G6.
CORN MEAL-Fresh .425; kiln dried 81 G5.
BACOE-Efdes zoe; shoulders I01<o.
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DECIDED. - In the surety of the
peace case Of Rosenthal vs.. Christian
Wunderlich, ST., the defendant was
found not guilty, and the plaintiff will
have to pay costs of the suits, amount
ing to $45, besides his attorneys fees.
Law is not always profitable.
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Broke MS COLLAR BONE.-A lad
named Brown. whose parents reside
on Harriet Street, in Shapes En-
largement, fell out Of a swing last
Wednesday, and broke his collar
bone. DR.. billiard attended to the
boy, and he is doing very we'll. It is
a singular coincidence that this is the
second boy who has fell from the same
swing and met with the same accident.
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FUNERAL.-John W. Collins, late
Assessor of personal property, died
yesterday, after a long illness. He
will be buried to-day with Masonic
hOnors.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-This institu-
ton was somewhat quiet yesterday,
with a prospect of good business
by Monday.
/ Fred. Romack was iDjudicious
enough to get on a regular old drunk,
in fact he imbibed so much liquid
nourishment that he fell by the way
side. He was taken in charge by a
policeman, and was fined 50 %. He
was sent to prison TO await draft
from his banker.
VIM. Barrows got on drunk and
raised row at Mike Hof's bar-roo
corner of Sixth and Oak Streets, and
for so doing was arrested. His con
duet was considered very unpoorty :"
by the Recorder, and he was charged
50 90, which he repleVied.
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TICKETs.-John Scott has large
orders every day for certificates in the
Henderson Land Sale drawing. The
demand is very heavy, and some five
hundred persons will draw handsome
prizes.
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NEEDS ATTENTtoN.TWe are re
quested to call the attention Of the
proper. authorities to a filthy hog wal
low on Madison Avenue, in front of
Mr.. COINS residence It should be
filed up. IL
The sidewalk on Washington Ave
nue., from the head of Third Street
and beyond towards Judge Robin
sons residence, is in a bad condition
in several Places 1t is a dangerous
walk, and has to be traversed by the
children on their way to school A
very small amount of work will put
this sidewalk in good repair.
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THE AMERICAN HOUSE, BOsTON.-
It's central location. admirable man
agement and luxurious cuisine have
made it a public favOrite for years
past. Newly furnished and all late
improvements added.
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TN3thLHE CEAEHRAIEB sHE1Nass
~ have changed hands since InhE Watar-
Ing season. Ihe house bias been thor.
OuBnIy rehued and furnished with new
furniture, with a Wcll-furnibhcd table. anU
with batn5ng-rooms ioF eold ana Wam
baths.
ma daiIy hack une from Shoals Stallion
o. tneO. q "a. haillGqiini,i' end also from
CHICAGO RaiIrond, % the Spriuas. win Il
daiiv inaii 10 tbe Springs.
H1eE ehargos rom Shoals 90 Csc arriuaa
re iuccd 20 t- ~ n.y..
Address MAN ~ TUCKER.
1y2 d2m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-21
CIT Y n E w S 4.

U1Er-0ur city is very quiet at
present, and the "bummers seem
to have become orderly citizens.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-21

EXPRESS CARRIERS. The New AL
bany Ledger says that the Commits
sioner Of Internal Revenue will, in a
few days, issue a circular to the AS
SCISSORS throughout the country, in
structing them that ell vessels, steam
boats and barges engaged in tho car
rying trade, whether on the sea or
rivers, are liable to tax as express
carriers. sfl ila
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-21


s DIsGRACEFUL.-In our item in yes
terday's JOURNAL in regard to the
picnic at Watts Grove, we stated that
all passed off quietly. Our informant
left the grounds at FIVE o'clock, and
up to that thine good order had pre-
vailed. About six o'clock, however,
a disgraceful row was gotten up by
some persons, and for some time
terrible fight was imminent. Sheriff
Miller was present, and in endeavor-
ing to restore order was slightly cut in
the hand. The disturbance was finally
quelled without anybody being hurt,
although reyolvers were fourished
quite freely. The cause of the fuss
was attributed to mean liquor, and
the orderly portion Of the people who
were present were deeply mortified at
the disgraceful proceedings. The
matter was taken in hand by the
Grand Jury yesterday, and great
many persons were summoned before
that body. It is expected that several
persons will be arrested.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-21
LOST.

wTATOKF.REF- on Second street,
w between Main and Oak, on the l9th
inst, an old-fashiOned gold watch key.
The finder viii be rewarded by returning
liz to DIR. MAGENISS, on Third st. [au2l DIT
sAIURDAY ........-...,.......AUGUsT q. 1852.