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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-29

BI For pure Drugs, Chemicals
Liquors and fine Perfumes, Hair Oils
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, go to the Opera Drug
Store, Is South First Street. Fresh
Blue Lick and Congress Water. Par
ticular attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27.
HONEST men are easily bound, but you can
never bind n knaVe.
Plantation B1tters cures Dyspepsia.
Keep no more cats in the house than will
catch mice.
Plantation Bitters cures Fever and Ague.
War ms kes thieves, and Peace hangs
Plantation Bftters cures Liver Complaint
and Nervous Headache.
Time IS a file that wears and makes no
noise.
PIsntaiioa Bttters cures the effects of Dissi-
patton and Late Hours.
Better nave one plow going than two
EsPiantation Bitters are an antidote to
change of wafer and diet.
Fools and obstinate people make law
PA alton Bitters purify, strengthen
A kin3 wife makes faithful husband.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior tn the best
Imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. je2S-deod&w1t
BsE~ Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at |. Il. ID. HEIMAN's.
SOME bargains in Lama and silk
points and rOtondes at Hughes.
To LET.-Having more room than
is necessary for our business, we will
rent part of our house, (NO. 30
North Water Street9 to good, re-
sponsible party, on reasonable terms.
j. G. DUsOUCHET & Co.
Evansville, Ind, June Z, 1869. If
B9- The best standard brands of
Flour for sale in the city:
Vahlberg & Dixon's choice family,
Cynthiana Mills,
Telegraph Mills
Binsham's Moon Light,
and variety of grades of super
fine.
apo n. d ALLIs & Co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-29

SYCAMORE STREET. = Haffey &
Boyle are pushing forward the work
on Sycamore Street. and the Con-
glomerate Gravel has been spread on
three squares. 1t makes a beautiful
Street, and gives promise of universal
satisfaction. It has been suggested
that it might be a good idea to spread
about three inches of the CODglomeT-
ate over the powdered streets, there
by dispensing with the incessant noise
that is caused by wagons going over
them. We did think that it could
not be spread over the powders so
thin and do any good, but we noticed
yesterday, at the intersection Of First
and Sycamore Streets, where some
gravel was spread over the powdered
street on last Saturday night. that it
is already very hard, and looks as if
it could be successfully used on all
the powdered streets. Main street
is where it is most needed, and we
learn that the gravel can be spread
over the streets at cost of about 50
per cubic yard We believe the mat
ter is worth looking into.
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New Orleans Harket.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. June s8.
,,CoTToN-Active, and advanced &c; mid
dlipg 3215c; sales 1850 bales: recefptg 3ll
bales.
GOLD-I37@z.
-, S 81 5l54; New York Sight &c pres
ar FaLLoUR-superine s. 90: Xxx &c; Xxx
CoRN-Adyanced; white 81.
OATS 7la72
BHAN-SI O715,0I O73<
HAY Prime s2S
PORK-e34 20
BACON l5aE 1919
I'D -Tierce F51%G2ic; keg 21JZa23c.
SpGAR-IulI; common 9ISaI 0G5c; prime
130I3Izc.
moLASSEs Firm ferm6nting G0GGfc.
VII 5sGY-DuII; 81 egJe
COFFEE - Fair 100 lj2sc; prime I61l@
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from Second 10 Fourth Streets. The
petition was granted.
The Street Superintendent was di-
reeted to clean up the market space
three times a week.
The Street Superintendent was also
directed to haul such amount of saw
dust to the Public School grounds as
may be needed.
A petition was received from the
residents on Washington Street, ask
ing that Washington Street be graded
from Franklin Street to Tenth Street,
and also to grade. Seventh, Eighth,
Ninth and Tenth Streets, from Wash
ington Street to the Longworth Tract.
The work was ordered to be done
under the supervision of the Com
mittee on Streets and Alleys.
Benjamin HirschmaD, Hamburger s
successor, was granted license to sell
liquor on Water Street, between Vine
and Division.
On motion, adjourned
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BIrrEN.-On last Saturday, little
daughter of DR.. Floyd Stinson was
bitten in the hand by a vicious cur
The wound was Immediately cauter
lied although it was not supposed that
the dog was rabid
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PASSING AwAY.-By direction of
the rubieund and efficient wharimas-
ter, Phi d. Vets, the Democratic
hickory pole that ornamented the
corner Of Main and Water streets, was
cut down yesterday and manufactured
into fire wood. Like the party it rep
resented it was growing rotten and
dangerous, and it was deemed polite
10 remove it. Peace to its ashes.
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FILLING UP. - Frank Edmonds,
with a squad of men, was engaged
yesterday in filing up some cisterns
that had caved in, situated Ia the
rear of some negro shanties on Syca-
more Street, between First and
Second. They were an unmitigated
nuisance, and their abatement was
most timely.
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Entirely New. Just received
some more of those beautiful large
dining Casters, also Fruit Stands, en-
tirely new In design. Call and see
them at GEIssLER & DELAKG's,
je29-2t "a Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-29

BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. = The
County Board OF Equalization will be
in session to-day, and as it is de-
sired to get through all business to-
day, those persons who wish to make
complaints for erroneous assessment
or valuations, are requested to appear
before the Board as early this morn
ing as possible. Let all those inter
ested make their complaints.
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CIRCUiT COURT. - The only case
tried was Oberdorfer VS. Gavisk; suit
60 enforce payment of debt The
case was continued, and will probably
be decided to-day.
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FIGHT.-Charley Kinkel and Bill
Powers, two muscular young men, had
a fight in the vicinity of the Court
House yesterday afternoon. We did
notlearn the cause of the row, but
understand that Kinkol came out first
haaf
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OPERA HoUsE.-Iu consequence of
the rain last evening the German
Theatrical troupe did not receive an
audience sufficient to Justify them in
playing. They therefore dismissed
the audience, refunding the money.
We understand they will give an en-
tertainment to night at Mozart Hall,
but have received no official notice to
that effect.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, June %,
FLoUR-Superdne 81 Is.
WHEAT-Red 81 Is; White 81 ..
CORS-66e.
OATS-70e
RYE-SI >.
At S570aI0 So -
PRoYsuoNs - Quiet; mess pork s33 so I;
bacon, shoulders l41ac, clear rib ISe, clear
LARD-I95<c.
SUGAR Cur Sd HAAl5-I91za. afa8
HIGHWINEs- a..f
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GoINa.-Au who can spare the
time and money are shaking the dust
of the city from their feet, aud break
ing for summer resorts.
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FOE SALE.

NOR SALE " ABLE MAIN
Is STREET PROPERTY-That splendid
property known as the Egler properly,
s tuated on the west corner of Main and
Sixth Streets, fronting 751z feet on Main
street and $50 feet on SIKH Street, SAID
property is offered for sale a. iOw figures
On easy terms. = pply 80
J. +. ILL UT & SON.
Real Estate Agents,
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
fel6 dtI
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THE RAIN.-The officers Of the
Robert Burns inform us that the
heavy rain that prevailed here last
evening did not extend to Newburg,
though it was visible from that place.
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COLORED Picnic. - Mrs. Tennis
Colured School closed yesterday, and
the pupils have made arrangements
for picnic to-day at Blackford's
Grove, which is specially intended as
a rejoicing over the new School Law,
granting free schools TO the colored
people. Al those who desire are in
vited to visit the Grove during the
day.
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MemDhls Aarhet.

BY telegraph MEMPHIS, June %.
CoTTOS-Firmer at 321zG33e: recefrts IO2
bales; exports, 402 bales. -
FLOUR-No change but there Is a firmer
feeling.
WHEAT-New 81 lOGI ..
CORS-Safes BIC.
OATs-77Ig7Sc and inactive.
HAY-s25 and dull.
CORN MEAI-Salesa at 81 90 for green Il g5
for new dry.
POBK-s34 ..
LARD-2002lO, .'t SEES fs .lsa
BACoN-EirEn and UNCHANGED .shOuIders
l5c; sides, l9e.
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COMMERCIAL RY.-The reg
ular Weekly Financial and CONNER
cial Summary will be found on the
third page of to-day's JOURNAL.
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DEoIsloN.-The decision Of the Su-
preme Court on the Specific Appro-
priation Bill will be rendered to-
morrow.
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GOING NORTH.
RrnAMRnArIINra

TO LOUIsvILLE.--Every Monday at 10
O'Clock An. Every Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at {
TO CAIRO-Daily, except Sunday, at 4
o'clock P. n.
To GREEN RIVER.-Every MOnd ay, Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday at O'Clock
Pm.
TO EAsTPoRr.--Every Tuesday and sat.
ur tay al 4 O'Clock p. M.
at O'Clock Pm.
TO NAsHvILLR-Every Tuesday, Wednes-
day and saturday at p. NJ.
Transient boats daily up and dowr.
To CINCINNATI Every saturday at 10
AM.
70 CANNELToN-E Every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at 10 AN,
RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boon
V1lle,) carrying the mail, leaves at A. N,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and ridays.
Arrives by P. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at Z A. M. Arrives Tues
lays and Saturdays by 4P.M M.
ut. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
sept sundays at 7 A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays by Pm.
To n EWBURa.-HacK daily Except sun
Aay) from the Merchants Hotel, at 9
O'Clock P. II.
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LOST.

TROx-O1 the road between Evansville
- and McCutcheuvllle Cor q Few miles
EeVondl Il small wooden box containing
articles nf little value 10 any one but the
owner. The finder leaving 10 at the JOUR-
NAL Office viii bs suitably rewarded . -
.........JU NE o. 1868.
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Z. Fl. & N. R. R., Northern Division

Transfer Packet Steamer Mollie
Norton leaves Evansville daily
(Sundays excepted,l at................ 3:l5 Pm.
Train leaves Henderson at........... AS p NJ
Arrive at MadlsonVllle--...-.... ..... 90 ?. Al.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves ~ jacksonville daily
Sundays eXcepted) at ............... - A M
Arrive at HendersOn........... ........ 80 A M
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet Noble Norton 80 A. NJ.
Making connection both ways with
trains on the Il. Il L. Railroad.
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ClRCUs.-Don't forget that Q. w.
Noyes circus will pitch their tent in
this city tomorrow afternoon.
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a CARD

The above change having become neces-
sary on account OF the continued IN health
of Mr.. Kumler, / shall continue the SbO :
the facilities of the late firm.
Il. w. TURNER
Evansville, June 18th, 1869. [Jhn2I diff
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Passage of an Important Ordinance.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Evansville. June Is, 1853

Council met at 8 O'Clock P. n.
Present-Mayor Walker and Council
men Steinbach, Hopkins, Semonin,
Orr, Steineker, Doughty, Hodson,
and Wiltshire.
Minutes of last meeting read and
approved
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ALE-There is a heavy trade in
this city in bottled ale, and a great
deal IS daily shipped to other points
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- UNsETTLED-The question of or
deripg sidewalks put down was dis
cussed considerably at the Council
last night, and after the debate was
over, the matter remained about as
near settled as at the start. Some of
the Councfimen think that when side
walks are wanted, FIVE -eighths of the
property holders should petition for
the same, while others think that a
petition is not necessary.
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BE- Just received at the New York
Grocery, 20 boxes fresh Lemons.
ie2Slt
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LosT.-See notice Of " Box Lost 7
in the thirty-eent column.
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FOR RENT.

Rw0ESE- On Fourth street. between
81 Alain-an Syoa b re, q double three
story brick, with ~ good store-i ooms
vii be rented so IA ately or together.
Good accOmmodatt pts for two separat e
fam lilies For furthe, aTticulaTs apply -
Itr - n. RUNCIE. 80. q North First
street. junl5 dtf
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Grand Excursion
FOR 1HE
FOOhEA OF JULY
TO
WT4NDoTTE CAVE IND.
Half Fare Rate


AAe eieBhnl steamer
LaGagsjAa A'araSCOn
- Will leave Evansville TErpe
DAY, July lstt at o'c ock +. H.. tairine sT-
curslonlslS rom This city and am points.
rom the GaVels arriving there on FRIDAY
az IL NJ. Returning, VIII take them on
board at LeavenWorth on SATURDAY. "a I'll
Pm arriving at Evansville on Enndazr
July 4th, az PM.
This arrangement VIII give excursion
lists ample time TO vi so the Cave
A splendid Brass ard string Rora s4-fln
accompany the eXcurs lonists
Passengers FOR e found trim from, AIN
points on the river az half rates
JAMES MATHER. Muster
MI IS WARREN lerir
~ . Moo1.hoAhs SUIT flun25 d6t
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SALE or CoTToN-Weldon Bros.
& Go will sell, to-day. seventeen bales
Of cotton, most of which will class
Middliug The staple is from Ala
bama and Mississippi. We desire to
impress upon our merchants the i'm :
portance of sustaining our cotton mar
ket for the benefit of next season.
There is no good reason why Evans
vile should not be a good cotton
market, but if small lots are allowed
to be sold at reduced figures, it will
undoubtedly injure our future pros
poets. Let shrewd, farseeing business
men make a note of this fact, and
use their influence to increase the re-
cepts and sales of cotton in this
market.
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RETURNING,
Evansville & CFaWfOFdkVIlIe.

Le0Ue Exp. Nail Freight,
y. Haute $500. 6;4e 4 NJ. 500 NJ. 5:45 NJ
ArT-iUe
Evansville III sc A M...lO:34 p H.. 5:lO NJ
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Rope WALKING.-A greeably to no
tice given, a large crowd assembled
on yesterday evening, to see Prof
Tilley, in his daring feats on the tight
rope, which was stretched across Main
Street, between First and Water.
Hundreds of little children assem-
bled as early as 4 o'clock. and pa
tiently waited until z, at which hour
Mr. Tilley made his appearance, and
crossed the rope twice. just at this
time, a heavy storm Of rain passed
over the city, and we venture to say
that no crowd ever before assembled
in this city dispersed so quickly. Men.
women and children dashed up and
down the streets, seeking shelter from
the storm, and to disinterested spec
tator The sight was quite amusing.
But the rain put an end to the exhi-
bition. and we suppose the Professor
will appear again this evening.
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RlV Err Ne w 3,
For other Rtve1 Items see Third Page.

The weather continued excruciatingly
no: up TIL p NJ, when a tremendous rain
fell for half an hour, fairly deluging the
streets with water, and causing the cutters
to rush and roar like mou utain streams.
After the rain the atmosphere was much
more pleasant and endurable.
The additional arrivals and departures
up to midnight include the Romeo, from
Nashville; Rapidan No 2, from Passport
Mollie Norton, to Henderson; QuickAtep,
to Cairo; Hartford, TO Green River; Robt.
Burns. Cincinnati to Memphis.
The packets had fair but not liberal trips
out........The Nick Longworih did not get
of till PM She got IN all about 10
hogsheads of tobacco, and a large lot of
other freighJ..-......The Rapidau No. 2 had a
moderate trip. Her manifest is published
below........The Robert Burns arrived at s
N. loaded to the guards. She discharged
large amount of freight here............T The
Minneola passed Memphis yesterday, and
Will be here this morning 1.-THE Romeo
had so hogsheads tob COO and consider
able other freight. he arrived at az Pm.
and leaves promptly at 4 M. to day. Her
man fest is published below Am item
of the Longwo tbs freight were four Of
the boilers of the old Lafourche. which
have be n sold to a sugar plantation along
the lower coast.
MRmifesfs.
MANIFEST the steamer Rapidan No.
2.-For Cincin nati-Mellen, Brown q Co,
ii bags peanuts.
LouisviIle-J White & Co, rolls leather.
Evansville Humphrey, Patrick a. Co J
hid tobacco; Weldon Bros d Co, hhds
tobacco and II bales cotton Martin, Gard
ner q Co. 4 bales cotton; Mackey, Nesbit
& Co, do; Chas BabcOck q Co, saddle
trees and pkg taeks; A Ries, 2 boxes OF
Leather: Preston & Menifee, l paper pkg:
L Ruffner, Jr a. Co, bDI meal; Cloud 4
Akin. kegs of lead, and keg linseed oil +;
W II Conant, 10000 feet OF rough pine lum-
Der.
MANIFEsT-Of the steamer Romeo, from
Nashvi lie, June 2S.-rN X Dunkerson a. Co,
90 nogsheads tobacco: Martin. Gardner a.
10, hogsneads tobacco; H Hudnail, bag
wool; Ferris, bag wool; Airs, bag wool (:
VIM ShuTr, bag wool; Reitz q Hauey, 1
piniOu wheel; VIM Holman, cast
Wheels: Gamble Il Forth, / Reg whisky (;
/ n Frick, cask rope, rope, 4bOxes tools.
] derrick, drum and frame: SohOrle 5M
slaves; RRgOn, Dickey n Carson, / box Of
bacon, bags feathers L dry hide; Crouch,
IL barrels and keg scrap iron, piece pipe,
3 tons loose scrap irons III Johnson, box
AMI paper pack age.
For LouIsville-I2 rogsheads tobacco.
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RETURNING,
Terre uante u indianapolis.

LleUDe
ATyiUe
T. H.....s:ao a 1r.lo:25 A N. 4:55 P NIL :O5 P NJ
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BeB~ For fine, new and beautiful
Watches, Jewelry or Silver Ware, go
to GEIssLER q DELANG's,
je29-2t
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g SENT BAcK.-The piece Of artillery
that has been in this city for long
time, under the charge of the Grant
Artillery, was shipped back to Iudi-
annapolis yesterday, an order having
been sent here for its return.
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NCH OFFICE,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA


Where the general business of the Com
pany Is transacted, aud TO which all c5rre-
spondence should be addressed.
OFFICEEeS.
CLARENCE II. CLARK President.
A Y COO K Es Chairman Finance and
Executive Com mittee
HENRY -. COOK q, Vice President.
EMERSON w. PEET, sec'y and Actuary.
THIS Company offers the following ad.
1t Is National Company, chartered By
SPECIAL act or Congress. 1868.
II has paid-up capital OF 81 600 O0U.
IL offers low rates OF premium.
IL furnishes larger Insurance shan other
companies for the same money.
~ \ definite and certain ia its terms.
IL Is home company In every locality
Its policies are exempt nom attachments
the policies.
Every policy is non FOR eitahIe.
Policies may he taken which pay tn the
insured their fall amount, and return all
the premiums, 50 thai the insurance costs
only the interest ON the annual pay enLs.
Policies may be taken that " II pay 10
the insured, after attain number OF
years, during life, an annual income Of
one-tenfh the amount named IN the policy.
NO extra rate Is charged Tor risks upon
10 insures not 10 pay dividends 10 policy.
holders, but at so low a cost that dividends
Will be i'm possible.
Circulars, pamphlets, and full pariicu.
lars given on application 10 the Branch
ONCE OF the Company. or to
JOHN W. ELLIS a. CO.
Cincinnati, Chic.
GepeFal Agents for ohio ami Central
and Southern Indiana.
JOHN s. HOPKINS,
EUansUtlIe, Ind.
mayl2 Jaw cot AGENT
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BEFoRE JUSTICE McTERNAN.-The
only case of note before His Honor
yesterday was Boardman vs.. Stahl-
boefer. The plaintiff brought suit
against defendant for allowing some
body else to take his stand in the
vegetable market. A jury tried the
case, which was considerably mixed.
The jury could not agree, and the
matter remains In statu quo.
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MAIN RFgs,T pyOuAWr1n-

Corner Of Hfffh and sixth SIS.
RIGN n ma RhBLIdL TING Ian IN RW
- LEA@A ~, airy rooms, clean. conn
rs Portable beds, with excellent board al
per eek, or single meals l1 cents. lodgings
80 cents. The best the market affords VIII
always found here, and orders for fresh
berries, fruit and Catawba wine % the
Kretchmar Rrm viii be thunK fully rrceiv--
Ell and promptly attended TO.
teSd6m JOHN q. SCH WETZEH
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dissolution Of Partnership.

EEyHE pa RTNERSIIIP HERETO.
fore existing under the firm name Of
Turner & kumier IS dissolved by mutual
consent, dating from June list.
All accOuu. . due said firm will ba oOt
Iected by +. W. Turner, and ali liabIitfiee
discharged by him.
T. W. TURNER.
w. 4. KUMLER
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PERsoNAL.-Prof. A. NJ. Cow left
yesterday to attend the meeting of the
State Board of Education.
DR.. FL. w. Cloud also left on the
evening train for Bloomington, to be
present at the meeting of the Board
of Trustees of the State University.
Mr.. Evans, Of the Princeton Demo
crat, was IN the city yesterday Cd a
flyer" He reports that the wheat
crop of Gibson County will be very
large this year.
Gen. Alvin p. Horvey and daughter
arrived by last nights train, and are
stopping at the Sherwood House.
The General looks remarkably we'll
Mr.. II. ". Terhume, the accom-
modatiug Clerk in the American Ex-
press Office in this city, returned from
Cincinnati last night, where he has
been attending a trial IN which the
company was interested. He has our
thanks for a copy of Sundays Com
mercial
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CRIMINAL COURT RooM-The work
of refitting aud remodeliDg the old
Post Office for use as the Criminal
Court Room will be completed to-
day. Fine seats have been provided,
nice rostrum made of white pine
and black walnut, oiled, and plat
form for the clerks desk, have been
put 10, and the general appearance of
the place is frst.rate. The carpenter
work was done by Mr.. j. d. Fair,
and is a credtable job, the old build
ing being completely metamorphosed.
We suppose that Judge Robinson will
take formal possession shortly.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-29

TOBACCO SALEs.-Martin. Gardner
q Co. will sell to-day about fifty
hogsheads Of tobacco, and will offer
some fne grades Of the staple.
Weldon, Bros. & Go. will have
big sale, the offerings embracing about
seventy hogsheads. In this lot Judge
Reno, of Greenville, Kentucky, will
have about thirty-fve hogsheads. and
Mr. Reno will appear on the breaks
"a propria persona. All tobacco men
know that Judge Reno's tobacco is
finely handled, and that but few men
in Kentucky raise better article Of
I" the weed" Buyers will make
note of the above, and be on hand
promptly at ten o'clock this morning