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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

The PARKE COUNTY HOMICIDE
Frank BEDFORD, of Rockville, who
killed Curtis, at MeCune's mill, in
Parke County, on Friday last, was
arres ted on Saturday, and after pre-
liminery examination, was held in
$500 bail to await the action of the
Grand Jury. 1t is not believed that
any indictment will be found against
him. as the killing was manifestly
done in self defense, as we are told.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

A GOOD IDEA.-Mr. Wm. Ford,
very wisely, as we think. instead of
laying a plank floor in his spacious
tobacco sales warehouse, which is
now rapidly approaching completion,
is having it paved with hard brick
placed upon their edges, on top of a
solid and substantial foundation. The
ground was first rolled with heavy
iron roller weighing two tons. Then
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

MUDDY STREETS. = The moist
weather Of the last few days has rem
dered the streets extremely muddy
and the crossings very bad. Wehope
the city authorities will have suffi-
cient consideration for the ladies'
the dear creatures = TO order the
crossings cleaned. at least. ad
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

RECORDERS COURT. - Gottlieb
Saucer, for being disorderly and rails
ing q muss. was fined SIS. Repleyied.
John Finck, for the same offense,
was also called on for SIS. RepleYied,
Henry Carr, the chap who was
wheeled to the leck-up on Sunday
evening, for being dead drunk, was
taxed So %. RepleYied.
Ben. Sawyer. the negro fghtist,
drunkist aud wife whippist, was
toned down for $15. Sent TO
lookup.
John Snip, for an assault on Fritz
Romaker, some two months since,
was charged IS 80. Paid.
Jas. McInnerny, for being disor-
derby, was fined SO so. Replevied.
Charley Kunkle, for the same
ofense, was nuleted for so so Re.
plevied. nE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16
RamnhEz Harrer-

By TelegrGph-l MEEFHIs. Nov. 10.
CoTToN-Firrn; middings, 23ll@231Sc; re-
celpts 118 bales; exports, 2,693.
BLoUR-Quiet.
CoRN-95o@sli none In market.
OATS-621zc.
HAY-a29.
BRAN-s23.
PORK-S3l 80.
lsARD-lS6l9c.
BAC0N-Scarce; sales OF shoulders. l7kc.
sides, 2Ic.
BULK MEATS-LOWer; shoulders l4laC;
sides lie.
Sew EOrR Gold Gn0 STOCK HaFAet.
By telegraph NEW YORK. Nov. Is.
ExCHANeE-Sterling dull but drm at SO
@91S.
GOLD-Firmer but quiet; opened at 1861.
touched 1Z71<, md closed a @ 1N@lZI1S. Car.
ryfng rates 5061S per cent.
GovEREAIENrs-St Coupons of 81
1I71a9 ilE2s; do. 62, 1855 01151S; do. '64,
1I2I5aI13; do. 's5, tl33SaIfS1S: do. new,
ll5ssGll575; do. 20, ll51SaIl5sS; do. i68
1l5A@ll575; l0-40s, Io77s9l077<; currency IS,
1078[mIf2
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

A VALUABLE TEsTIMoNIAL.-We
direct attention to the card of
Capt. James Mather, the veteran
commander Of The Louisville and
Henderson Packet Company's famous
steamer Tarascon, bearing unsolicited
testimony to the remarkable recupe-
rating qualities Of Clouds Iavigorat-
ing Cordial. Coming as it does from
an officer of fortyayears experience,
and who has long stood at the head
Of his profession, II is testimonial
worthy of more than passing notice.
THE TRoY HoRRoR.-We have re-
ceived short note relative to tne
Troy horror, Of which We made men
ton yesterday morning. The only
particular in which it varies from our
former item is that the writer gives
the name of the murdered woman as
Gildrich, and says that the elder
child who was killed, was daughter
nine years old, and that the motive of
the murder was plumber. No arrest
had been made at the last advices,
and we have not learned that suspi-
cion points to any party.
DTThree hundred boxes of Initial
Paper was received at the Journal
Office yesterday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16
NCIL PROCEEDINGS.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Evansville, Nov. IS, 1869.

Council met, pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present-His Honor Mayor Walker
and Couneilmen Steinbach, Hopkins,
Semonin, Orr, Stumpf, Hodson, Stein
eker, Wiltshire and Doughty.
The proceedings of the last meet
ing we're read and approved.
The following bills we're presented,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

Thus, it will be seen that this NOR
tar is two hundred and seven years
old, and would probably command a
handsome price as relic of antiquity,
from seeker of antiquarian curiosi-
ties. Just think of the changes that
have taken place on this earth since
this mortar and pestle were made. 1t
is wonderful to contemplate. Mr..
Fisher bought this old relic about
twelve or fourteen years ago, in a lot
Of old brass. He values the mortar
very highly. and could hardly be in
duced to part with it.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

BEThree hundred boxes of Initial
Paper was received at the Journal
Office yesterday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16

AN, OLD RELIEVE were shown,
on Saturday last, by Ronald Fisher,
a venerable and ancient brass drug
gists' mortar and pestle. It bears
upon it the following inscription:
GABRIEL Ems MVHLEN.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16
STEAMBOATS,.


a sIEA MBOAT HULL. - WlI be sold
cheap. Apply to JOHN SINZICH.
movie DIFF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16


The bill of Setchell & BoWles. for
rent, was referred back for further
examination. iSl,l-
The bill of Joseph zsigler was laid
over for comparison with other bills
offike character. 5fxre
The Mayor submitted an order
opening out Walnut Street beyond
Eleventh Street, and also Market
Street. Adopted.
The ordinance relating to the cleo
ton of Directors of Oak Hill and
Locust Hill Cemeteries, was taken up
and read a second time, and passed.
The following gentlemen were re-
commended as the Directors under
the ordinance: William Baker, j ohm
S. Hopkins and Thomas II. GsrYio,
who were unanimously elected.
Councilman Steinbaeh called up
the ordinance providing for an i'm
provement In laying sidewalks, which
was read a second time and passed.
Joseph Stahlhoefer reported $36 So
from outside collections at Upper
Market House.
By order, the tax on $1,000 i'm
provement assessed to Cyprian Press
ton, on Lot 80, Old Plan-Mozart
Hall-was RENTED.
On motion of Steineker. ordered
that Fred. Kr9ner Il Son be author
lied to build cistern on Fulton Ave
nue. at the lowest cash price, and to
take payin city orders, they to have
the privilege OF tapping the cistern
for the use of the brewery, said kr@
ner & Son binding themselves to keep
the cistern always full of water.
On motion, DIR. i. j. Day was re
funded $33 96, erroneous taxes paid
ON property held in Gibson County.
The Mayor. submitted sundry re-
ports from j s. Lowry, relative to
boWldering on Locust Street, showing
due tosaid Lowry ON work between
Fifth and Sixth Streets, 5000 10;
between Fourth and Fifth, $4,036 %,
and on Main Street. between Fourth
and Fifth Streets, So, 100 Sc.
The Mayor also submitted a report,
signed by the Mayor and City Sur
veyor, approving the bowldering on
Main Street, fIom Fourth to Fifth
Street.
On motion. ordered that orders be
issued for the several amounts.
The Mayor also reported the names
of sundry parties who, having paid
their assessments on alley improve
ments, are entitled to a rebate of s
per cent. Ordered that the clerk issue
orders in all cases which he finds cor
rect.
The Mayor also submitted report,
showing the amount paid on sidewalk
improvements during the years 1866,
1867, 1868 and 1869, and the amounts
unpaid during the same years, as fol-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-16
Fact,

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11

DE fir Granfret@ bic 3meits@epublit ber=
aufbra&te. Miteliec Der proYtlortlaen
&esteruns, Mintter bes Muswdrttaen
uno BON einem Dubeno @ablbe,irfen
gum @ertreter III Der Nationalperlamm=
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beg 8olteS in elmer @eiie aus9eSei4net,
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Der Spibe beS bamalieen Granfreids
ltanoen. Nber mie Sin Hinge in Der
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res 1848 ma9te AUDI 1einer Yppularitdt
81 plbblt6e6 Gnoe> uno neil BEL ben
erlte1 republtfanilaen Wablsn iib mebr
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len 81 oGrfen: Selan9 es tint i'm na9ften
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&bte 9elsb9ebcnbe Scr lammluno bet franz
Is1lfldm &epubltf I'll aelan9en. Der
fStdnt6 ltrei9 MdpoIepns encliG mics
i'm sdnsli@ in@ privatleten ;uriuid.
%2amartiae perftanc91ubm III ertperten,
aber nidt gu %bebaupten ; er yer(auo es,
Elm 8rober nno nit NeGt 9eflierterDid ter
5u lein> ober nt6t e6 5u bleiben. Nl5
Meii1oS Ter 2iteratur ieines 2anpe5 BE-
9rlbt lanf er gum 2obnl6reiter berab,
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9r6bten pertpben BET fran;Ffl1en ST.
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sel9t9te battc ant erftenWar5 oiele5S Sab
res nidtS alS feline pbYi{ae NuH1lnns gu
reQifriren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11

sVn Stem gurt tssieaen, uuD ba bier Sic taadt;seu g~(rbetstraf #.
tn etelen' tade isalen, 1T Is un,n5eli9 70 quite, iultbe Bauar.
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!a!1nen mr. ntt 0ra3t eslapasnten tebr sprtbelbafte Gpn.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11
Sim Daterbaus.

@ie bin i'd f@on 70 LANCE 3ei
gorn tbeuren petmatblanbe tuei,
Mtt LANCE 3csi& f&on btnaus
nit Sbrauen aus benz gaterbaus
@obl ffaab ID brauben Greunb unb Slid,
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Das Cine nab, baS antere tpeit,
: Gsabentt nit @ebnlu6tssplem Slid >
Gin jebss bod baran 3urid,
l1nb Mle clint Der 2iebe Banb
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Ni9t f@wer tpire mir bes Grades @a1b,
8ett gaterbaus, i'm 9ein1atblanb!
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11

mus ,jaitll.y f5Nl ftG5HtII$f
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mes alien Solpaten, Der cine fleineSnpaz
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mes, Jeinfam 9ele9ene8, ebeneroiee5 56uSz
den am Nbbanse ciaeS 8er9eS, uteraceu
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su elmer 3tpeilS tunben entfernten t@las:
fobrit fubrte1 s@interirem 9ausden tpo,
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Der 1Nlte ettpos @emile t3p9H unoG aud
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seisletn>uno Nosmarin ~fultipirte rpuYon
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au6 rpertaufteuu Sut2 Winter ,madtej Ct
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ten uno neuen Adbelen Etc plu(aeneuertete Qebeus.
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werfen ouf Mppltt1tten an fie 3weie Sffee ber Gpu,-
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fanbt.
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tpsrben &C. u9t,
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Neentureu, eta!si1et Don s%setsneten Snbudements foa'
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11
Deutfbe Banf,
HMmert Il 6nmei3er,

eagle Strabs, 81. paul, febt ben, s~eebrten Yu-
tstfum ~tebsraeit III Dienfen nit ,au6eeset1uetsm
eassrbter pom beten @eSrau, fir isber 8eearf
aro gum btQi8fen preiis, .uuo er4pfetlt tter1nit
:hr Babrtfat beiens ser eeeb,ten Mbnebrtern In
9taot unb 9anb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-03-11
Wtnpua unp ct. Deter,

SerIabt Winr1a 1880 Gprmistags unp ~Yertinbet nit be
3usea Ter Wilwautee unb Ct. Paul 9abn. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-27
s,,rc1nEs AND SUDDEN DEATHS.

Coroner Flynn was called, yesterday, 10 Bene-
Hospita TO hold an inquest the body Of Patrick
Cqnnoy an Irish eoachman who died from injuries re-
cslved on Tuesday evening who driving along Thiry
niIthst near LexngtOR-aye... On Saturday evening
James Wilson, age As. died suddenly In his apartment IN
the tenement NO Baxter-st When found by the po-
hoe Wilson's wife lay helplessly drunk beside her
hau's body On Saturday Patrick Clark OF NO ~ Msss
irfccnth-st. IN company with John Gltten ana tiIu
rerson visited several places, and drank 10 rs
spry after leaving saloon In Thirty.nrs CntrA Do
me 80 eplessly drunk that his friends placed MN "a
grseor's wagon and hauled him home; pat on reaoihk
lie residenre Clark was found to be dead. william
Is0ney No sc Chatham-st, on saturday morning Ms
f,spd dead iu tue rear yard Of No TryOn row mrs.
Uanoah Mahouey of No 239 East Twenty hfthst dleu,
On saiurday in ST. stephens Or. c. Church, 10 East
INeutY-eighth-st.
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and wpam.sta.. while the latter was

ns,r AZ Frankfort and Wliamsts while the isttet was
.san m a chair In the saloon no Go WlIalh-ss.:.i.
rsH,s Tvnne on Saturday evening attempted toproVlae
80 Ne hodays Nv stealing five turkeys valued ~ 80 30,
Htanas Kos l25 and ~ Fulton Market He was cahgns
- ,s set given into custody, and yesterday eomn S
A. sse Tonbs On Saturday officer BattersDy OF IN. hno
$500. econd O8rOoklyn Precinct brought before JusIe
xx,asyiIr0 OF the TOmbs William Kian whom nc ne
srTested for stabhlng and dangerously wonh1hg oon
n HenntfOrt of UniOn-aVe Brooklyn, While I'D svo ~
A. W,iIiatst on the 18Th inst. As Coro1er Wntehmv
x,nrs Conpty had already taken the deposition OF
lie MAGISTRATE directed the officer To take ms PtIs
Ssr before the Brooklyn Coroner Ann Ph a,PpySaT
a0n Clagne two wellknOwn piekp0ckets on e,a -
to tho Tombs for having attempted 70
MEL tbe pockets OF several women on broadway
At the Essex Market Police Court Yesterday
bofore Justice Mansfield, Gustave wedding was Soult
80 IA await The result Of injuries inflicted ny nm upon
Sh-tsfopher Bartram of No 252 Dviso&-st. me Two
Who lived IN adjoining houses became lhVoiVeu ID n
sYrel late Saturday night and welding shOt barua
f The side James Minor was comnleu0 on Sn ~
f lnayhcn having bitten on the nnger Ol Onoci h'
" b,le Intoxicated, ON Thursday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES December rs
ARRIVED.
Steamship Tripc Hns Liverpool Dee 4 wa 0aeensoNh am
Ssp Virginia Kennedy, Galveston Dee ls via Key West 20
sud
saip James Adgpr lockwood Charleston. mdse and Pass
Sp Biessnetu Adams London Nov } aud lse o. NRh H.
Hise.
I5srk Maria Wtshke. Newcastle, EGG - DAYS mjss
lIrsly Victor. CosaH. Frsrcsco Aug. q. mise
la UiGnena. Wheeler. Legburn 80 DAYS, ndse
BRIL- MarF. Daris. 1in Jaueiro 81 days, cJaee
f,rig label. j. DAYS,
BiigH Brh1n-en. seville 1l tavs. uise
seer Knight, SsvsnIis q hles and tasne
SAILED.
d Paris for iIarse City Of LONDON and PrnsTF
Cambria. fr Glasgow San Salvador sn Mont
Ssvsnk Nasbstsu for Cha7son isaac Bell Tor Nor
fsiE, sc -
ARRIVED Sunday, December 20.
Steamship Heyen Thomson, Liverpool Dec g aa1 Queenstown
n sui
Setnsme Niagara. Blakenan. Richmond ndse. ant p'sN
isiteTas, ElacL wool Norfolk mise ava pass
St.alnship Fran-eus B-s-- portisrd. mdse ans
New bedford Hdlc. aSd pass
DOMESTIC PORTS.
scl- Emma WA1sEorih ior Liberia H.
A. liant reteTsug hchRsnd.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN Dee 2ae steamships Nevada CITY Of Antwerp.
aud Cu,r arrived ~ this port NestoTs.
LoNp0S 24The brk Syde5am, Earl IRON Sunderland iof
6ss-lork Ia bgre to<isr. ieaky.
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ditp Srup,rtp to yri.

A STORE, or STORE and DWELLING, No.
~ az Four;bsT Twenty nnthst Apply o. toe premises
OFFTCES to LET-The Asbury Life Insur-
sues Company havng rsKovd eees a. S9s BroadSsy
sorn. Of ihst let TIER O1e 1Si Broadway corner
q Rssd.-a Apply on the prsnisst
TO LET-Till May OF lOnger-A tTst-class
lorT brown Eugsh HOUSE ncrT furnished
aud good order; located Forty seondL Beadsy nd
Eighth S2S0 nonh would sell hrnisare for sV
and rent the house 81 800 per abnum. ibqnire Of
tisi6p HOMER MORGAN No. lPinest. .
Two LET or LEASE--An elegantly fur
nhsd house 25Iloo IN 1h eghthst near Fh ave +sores
shoe ks,emep Furnished the complete and
psusv msnuer Frescoe By Mysr Furniture from Huchins nearly
new Rent off, puvas
family ony expensive house and take care
oftb servaG treisbe) can Dc Kept vsned Appg 70
utl9 HOMER hokdAh' No zfinest
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRES

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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
III DRILwARR LAcKAwAENA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

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PlSSENGFRS 1RRIFED.

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NrEW YORK AND NEW-IIAYEN RAIL


COMMENCING NOF "a 1853 -.. q,
p.usus,r Station Eewiork Of TSruvi'snthst sne
Founh.sye Entrance on Tweutf..eyensbiL
TRAINS LEAVE SEW'YORk
sud Bndgepo T. tkI ll;o m 1872 thrl u
o. tEz 3:t5 4s3O $50. and 3 Or } p m - =, a.
Milford sirsied Fairfield southport and "e'sporS ''cO 10
FOR Horsst 7.oo. $40 rl 500 lli1 m i2ls CEIh 'OO
Tor nansp g. m 20 3:t5. $50 5:3J aud S;3o N
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3:l5 400 (BLl 4:l5. $50 6;3 IilS EIl pm ,o -sn
Tor Gr.ssuich n; 30 2;l5 3iis t;IS, sy oSo 9 On
For Port Chester Intermediate Stations at o. lO M "i'
3.45. 4.45. 500. ESQ., and 7;lb p N . 49, ~ a.,
Sunday Mail Tram leaves r~eaJ''e'en'h''' EsN'''A' - W.
Boston. ..,c-,xo rp,rSs
tor Boou via sprnyn.d 9 3 m (Rr D. tELD tn p n
FOr Boston, Shore Line. 2:lS tBLl tELl Hv, ,,n
For Hartford aud Springfield a. ~ M H'ie Sthhh H''P W
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D. No. Northampton. .I - .,, :, i, o,,> : ,sts
for Rs-,rsu EevLondau souuSson Railroad at ga u
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s.evus Can attached 10 N. trains and Drawing
Room {" 70 'A'' ~ ~ LANES H. HoYT, sspsIiutspdsut
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Situations @amt,S- -HlaIss.


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