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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-26

INcoRRECr.-The Courier of Sat
urday SAYS that German was fined
for selling wood without having it
measured, being ignorant of the law
on that subject. 1t also says there
are several gambling houses in the
city, aud makes the point that the
poor man ought not to be fined while
the gambling houses are permitted to
carry on" without any arrests being
made. Both statements are incorrect.
The man who was fned for selling
the wood was twice notified by po-
liceman that if his wood was not
measured before twas sold, he would
run the risk of being arrested and
fined, but he paid no attention to the
warning, and sold his wood, for which
he very properly was arrested and
fined 81 20. La regard to the gamb-
ling houses, if there are any in town,
we would like the Courier to mention
where they are, as we have 10 knowl-
edge of any.
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RECoRDER's COURT.-Business be-
fore the Recorder, on Saturday, was
better than for some weeks past. The
new police are getting the hang of
things and are making themselves
generally useful.
Autone Brown was first on the
docket, and was charged with being
drunk and disorderly, which, on the
part of Aatone, was very unpoorty."
The Recorder said he would have to
charge him Sc % for allrthe privileges
he had enjoyed, to which Brown
responded with the cash, after which
he retired.
Louis Koch, a butcher, was called
uext. and he came to time promptly.
He was charged with committing a
nuisance, che specification of which
consisted 10 leaving some old beef
bones in the Market House. The
evidence was sufficient, and when the
lightning calculator " figured up his
fine, it was found to amount to s. %,
which Louis paid.
One young man, whose name we
, withhold, on account of its being his
frst offence, was arrested on charge
of being disorderly, and will have a
hearing to-day.
= james Clsh was next on the roll,
and he had been drunk and disorderly
The Recorder affixed fine, but We
did not get the figures.
Barton Day was arrested for being
drank, and in default of the where
withal to liquidate his expenses. wa:
: sent to the lookup for ten days
: From the popularity of his actions, i
is supposed that he is crazy.
Christopher Smith was arrested
charged with stealing cooking utensils
t from some boat at the wharf. TIL
o evidence was not clear, and he wa
# discharged.
II Jane Philips naughty girl--wa
}. charged with being drunk, and tn
Grand Mikado set the figures a
g So %, which she paid. 1t is a sa
. commentary on the times, when s
Y many women are arrested for drunk
! enness. What will be the state {
ie society when woman's rights
triumph?
ID j. Ahern and j Kenchler (whiI
S bovs) and Mr.. Zedekiah (negro) wei
s. arrested for"fghting. The two DO!
v. pitched into the negro, and got trasl
ID ed on the first round" The r
eorder heard the case, and fined IL
,w boys So 30 each. The negro was di
~. missed.
AZ Six more worthless are in the loci
Job up, and will have hearing tn
Eor morning.
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PosT OFFIoE.-It will be seen by
Mr.. Whittlesey's notice, in to-day's
paper, that the Postofice will open at
z o'clock in the morning, and that
the Office will not be open after z
o'clock in the evening.
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EXACT TIME.-We said. on Satur
day, that we would give the exact
time of the departure of the special
train for Princeton, tonight, but are
unable to do so. We think, however,
that it will leave at 10 30 P. NJ, just
after the arrival of the train from
the north.
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COoL.-The weather yesterday, was
almost cool enough for over coats,
and those who had the Spring ie-
YER" 80 badly few days ago, are
rapidly convalescing
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sTEAMBOAT LINES.

To LoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday ano
Saturday at 10 O'Clock Am. Every 1uesuAys
wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
T gt9o 6AIRo.Daily, except Sunday, at 4
o'clock p. n. -, -,
To GREEN RIYER.-EVery Tuesday ana
Saturday at 4 O'Clock Pm. Every Thursday
at O'Clock p. N. ,,r.,
TO FsSFPORF.-Every Monday, Weuhes-
dav aud Friday At 4 O'CLOCK P. M.
To HESDERsoN-Daily, except sundays,
To n NATURALIZATION Wednesday and
TO MEMPHIs-Every Tuesday at P. NJ.
RockpOrt stage (via Newburgh and Boon
wiley carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays.
dsVs aud Fridays st A. NJ. Arrives Tues
DAYS and Saturdays by 4P. n.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily tex
gsDt 5undays) at "A. Nj. Arrives daily tex
sept Sundays) by p Nj
70 NEWBURG.-EacR daily Except sun
Iay,) from the Merchants Hotel, 81
O'Clock p. NJ.
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MANIFEST -Of the Steamer Ouickstep
from Cairo. April 18th. 1863 Martin, Gar
dener a. 20, 3 hogsheads tOb4cco: Hum
phrev, Patrick d. co, Is hogsheads tobacco I;
+ @ Van Ripper, 10 hogsb eads tobacco; Ra-
eon, Dicxey 81 Carson, 3 dry hides: Tent ey,
Bowies a. Co, boxes eggs, roll jeans; III
81 @wtetser, 100 feet lumber: W ii Il stod-
dard, box glass; capt If Il Dexter, / bar
rel spar.
For Louisvine-S9 head of hogs. q barrels
whisky, 3 hOgsheads tobacco, / fan mill,
side saddle, box merchandise.
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PosT- OFFICE BoxEs.-Isaac NJ
Brown, the newly appointed postmas-
ter at Sullivan. Ind, has bought the
old boxes of the Terre Haute post
office.
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NEW STYLEs.-For something new
and stylish in the line of Job Print
ing. call at the JOURNAL office. Sew
eral new and beautiful styles of job
type have lately been added. For
neatness, cheapness and prOmptness,
the JOURNAL Office cannot be ex-
celled.
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-.

r II. N. i. H.~-1'Es tgQi4 I l3s6
Fvansville. Henderson, & Nashville
Railroad will, after next Thursday,
April 18th, leave MadisoAville at 4:25
A. NJ, arriving at Henderson at 7:45
A. NJ, connecting with the railroad
transfer steamer Mollie Norton. aud
reaching Evansville at 9 A. M, making
connection with the morning train on
the Z. & G. r. r., which leaves here
at 1920. Returning, the Mollie Nor
ton will leave the wharfboat Of W. q.
Brown & 20. at 3:15 P. NJ, reaching
Henderson in time TO connect with
the train for Madisonville, arriving at
that point at 7:30P.M. This schedule
will give persons liviuggon theline OF
the E. Fl. & N. r. r. an opportunity
Of coming to Evansville and returning
the same day, giving full time to
transact business. All freights must
be sent down to the Mollie Norton
before o'clock P. NJ, else they will
be stored on the wharfbOat, thus
causing one days delay.
From Assistant Superintendent Ba-
con we learn that the road is at pres
ent in fine order, and that no damage
was occasioned by the great storm one
week ago. We also learn that the
business of the road is quite large,
and that the running expenses are
much less than the earnings.
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ARRIvED.-AbOut thirty-six Odd
Fellows arrived from Owensboro yes
terday evening, on the steamer Taras-
con. to attend the celebration TODAY
They are stopping at the Sherwood
House.
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28l Fascist STREET. NEW YORK.

DEAR aSIR:--FsSr three weeks past have
been using your PLANTATION BITrERS- For
more than fsu9s months lJuse nave been
suffering from what Fny doctor said was
nervous prostrat1on, being unable 70 en-
du e hardly any physical or mental labor
without great fatigue. Bus had not used
the Bitters a week befnreI was conscious
of their benefiting me as nothing else had 1,
aud nave contil ued to gam very rapidly
since Till now / am able 10 be about my
usual household duties. To all who are
AFFLICTED with general debility can testify
from experience that the 4BitterS are IN
valuable. AOurs. truly,
MARGARET b. STONE.
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ApPLEToN's JOURNAL, No. ., for
sale by John Fl. Scott, contains
beautiful cartoon representing the
Levee at New Orleans. Hugo's mag
nifcent novel is continued.
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Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received sc my Office until Monday.
May Sd, 1869, a. 10 O'Clock 4 NJ, for Ten
Thousand Dollars of County Bonds, beai-
ing s per cent. interest, anu pava able two
years after date. the interest payable an
u ualIy-the Commissioners reserviBg the
right to reject any and all bids.
VICTOR BISCH. Auditor.
Evansville, April ., 1863. [apr24 dtd
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TOBACCO SALEs.-A large lot OF
tobacco will be offered tomorrow at
the Planters Warehouse, and buyers
will please take notice.
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Nor To BE BUILT.-The County
Commissioners of Knox County have
determined not to build a new Court
House, and have rescinded all orders
relating to its construction.
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/" Barrett,s . can't be beat.

g just received. a nice assort-
ment of brown and blue English
Meltons aud light Cashmere Suits
for Spring and Summer Wear. Very
cheap. at STRoUsE H. Bros,
ap24 2 No. IS Main St.
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ADJUSTMENTS understand that
a troupe at Louisville are negotiating
for the Opera House for a series OF
per ormanees next week. We will
know the particulars in day or two.
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NAPTIzING.-Two men and one
woman (colored) were baptized in the
river in front of the city, yesterday
morning. As is usual on such occa-
sions, large crowd gathered on the
wharf.
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SUBMARINE CABLE.-The cable for
the Ohio River telegraph line was
successfully laid on Saturday by the
steamer Morning Star, under the
directions of Captain Gilmore. Su-
perintendent Booth arrived in the
city last evening, and expects to have
the line in working order by to-mor
row night
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JUSTICE OF TUE PEACE.-We learn
that t. McTiernan, recently elected
Justice of the Peace. will enter upon
his duties about the first of May,
Justice Davidson, whose time has ex-
nired. retiring.
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CHANGE OF TINE To DAY.-We
call the especial attention of cur
readers TO the fact that the change of
time on the Evansville & Crawiords-
Vile Railroad takes place to-day. The
mail traiu leaves at 1920 AM, and
the afternoon train leaves at 400
PM. The bobtail has been with
drawn, and two through trains daily
will be run each way. The first train
arrives at 1I:55 AN, and the evening
train at 1924. The running of two
through trains will be great accom-
mediation to all, and will be especially
convenient to persons arriving by
river. Heretofore, if passengers did
not get here in time to take the 8
o'clock train in the morning, they
could not leave for the East until the
next morning, as the " bobtail only
connected with the Ohio & Mlssissip-
pi Road. BY the new arrangement
passeag gers can leave here at 4 30 PM.
and reach indianapolis by midnight,
and Crestline in time for breakfast
next morning.
Several changes will be made in
conductors, aud we learn that John
Kirkman will take passenger train,
and Col Abe Sharra will have charge
of the freight train. Geo. w. Hill
will run as Express Messenger, leav.
ing here on the evening train.
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WANTED-Every Lady-young or
old-in the city Evansyillesto come
and learn to use the new improved
Grover &c Baker Family Sgaoiag Ma
chine, (either for pleasure or profit
free of charge j. o. BEARD, -
Office, No. Z Second Street,
ap26 81 Evansville, Ind.
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REMEMBER. = Do not forget the
change of time on the E. & G. Rail
road. to- day. See time table on this
page.
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B- Fifty good pine boxes for. sale
at this office.
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CIRCUIT CoURT.-The ease of the
State VS.. VIM. n. Brown. charged
with obtaining goods under false pre-
lenses, occupied the court nearly all
day Saturday, and will probably take
up the most of to-day. The goods
were obtained from Jones & Catch,
by Brown, nearly two years ago.
Brown is a resident of Kentucky, and
considerable was said through the
newspapers at the time Of the occur
renee.
In the case of the State against
Aaron Warner. for killing Charley
Long, we stated on Saturday. that the
Jury had gave verdict of guilty, and
sentenced him to the penitentiary for
twelve years. We were mistaken ID
the latter, FIVE years was what the
larry awarded. A new trial has been
granted, and the hearing of the cause
set for June next. e
Lon. Watson was arraigned for
assault and battery with intent to kill,
on the person of Ed. Martin, the par
ticulars of which we gave few weeks
ago. His trial will come of this
week perhaps.
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For Sale. Low.

~ ESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE
on Third street = seven rooms and
cellar. and all necessary oub-buildings.
Aim good repair. VIII be sold very low,
If apnIicatiOn be made soon. This property
Il for sale Inquire of
II AIVA II JOHNSON
Real Estate Agent.
ap24 diff Evansville, Ind.
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FoREsTALLING THE MARKET.-We
understand that several persons have
been forestalling the market lately,
and that arrests will be made shortly
We are glad that Market-master
Stohlhoefer is looking after this, as it
is a matter of importance to every
person who has to buy anything at
our market.
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- For Coughs and EThroat Dis

- tut UUuE D I DIa-
orders, use :" Brof0n Broacjat Tro-
ches," having proved their efficiency by
a test of many years.
- hare ntps7 changed S3ag mind re-
sDeetilg them from the first, accepting
to fhrYk net better of tlsqt lphfch 4 be-
gan thin KING yell N. 9a z
HEY. HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
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Mems, fine hand sewed. Boots

Mems fine hand Sewed Boots.
Ladies' Caters. and Buttoned Boots,
Children fancy eolored Shoes.
Boys custom made Shoes.
Ali kinds made to order.
Large stock aud cheap.
Goods retailed at wholesale prices.
TURNER & KUMLER, -
an23 FIRST Street.
Young America uses Barrett's.l
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THE ODD FELLOWS CEBEBaATIoN
The Odd Fellows viii celebrate to-
day, the Semi. Centennial Anniversa-
nv Of the order in the United States,
4 in manner beftting such an occa-
sion. In another place we publish
the programme of exercises, and also
the line Of march for the procession.
In the evening, at 63 o'clock, the
members and their wives or sweet
hearts will meet at Odd Fellows Hall,
from whence they will march In pro-
cessIon to the National Hall, corner
of First and Vine Streets, where a
bounteous supper will be spread by
Philip Hit and his assistants. A
large number of invited brethren from
Lodges at Mt. Vernon. Henderson,
Greensboro, Princeton, Fort Branch
and other points, will be present, and
participate in the exercises OF the day.
Fourteen tables will be set in the spa
cious National Hall, and AS persons
can sit down at the table at once. 1t
is expected tthat at least 700 per
gers will be present for supper. No
efforts have been spared by the Com
mittee of Arrangements to provide for
/ the comfort of all who may be pres
ent. The Grafton at the Opera House
will be delivered by General Shaokel-
ford, and it is expected that it will be
brilliant and interesting. The mem
bers from Mount Vernon and Hen
derson will come up on the Steamer
; Sallie ", which will take them back
home after the supper is over. This
will be the finest celebration ever held
in this city, and if the weather is good
the procession will be large. Three
or four brass bands will be in attend
ance. The public are invited to bC
present at the exercises at the Opera
House In the afternoon.
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Chic and Mississippi Railroad

TRAINS MINI ' n n D . n =
- ..................5:2 30 +. I'M
Going East. :e e2 P.
................ ............--..---9;o 90 P. NJ
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PUBLIC INVITED We are request
ed by the Committee of Arrangements
of the I. o. o. f. for the celebration
to-day, tosextend cordial invitation
to the public at large to visit the OPP
era House this afternoon TO hear the
address of General James Nj. Shack
elford, and witness the exercises of
the occasion.
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FELocIPEDE.-We understand that
frank Morris has a velocipede which
he expects to offer for sale before long.
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THE PosT-O OFFICE AID INTERIM
On and after Monday April 18th,
and until the new Post master enters
on duty, the Post-Ofice viii be
opened at Z O'Clock a. NJ, and closed
at 7 P. NJ.
As the mail train on the Il. & e..
r. r. will not arrive till 1924 p NJ,
the Office viii pot be opened 20 the
public at night.
A. L. WHTTTLEsEY,
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New OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES are
on foot to build a Church in the up
per part of the city, In the Southern
Enlargement Of the city, at some
point near the ewburgh Road, for
the accommodation of the people in
that vicinity. The site has not yet
been selected, but the matter is in the
hands of a committee.
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RETuRNING.
rsrre Baute and IndianSpOlls.
ECON rERRE aAUTE
Ell. & N. r. r.. Northern Division
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
9enderson daily Sundays

Leave Henderson daily Sundays
avcanted .... 80 PM.
A rrive at MadisonviIle ....... ....- 30 PM.
GOING NORTH.
.a1,a NsodtscnvtlI lie ............. 4 Is A NJ.
= 49, nj Henderso ............... 8 20 Am
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INCREAsING.-The shipments OF to-
bacco for sale in this market are IN
creasiug quite rapidly The Paducah
papers complain of falling off in
their receipts, but give as a reason for
the same that the planters are busy
in preparing for and planting new
crops. That may be so in part, but
the fact is that the Evansville market
is getting tobacco from the Cumber
land River in large quantities, which
formerly went to the Paducah mar
ket. The Paducah dealers undoubt-
edly know this, but. of course, would
not be willing to acknowledge it.
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IllnG!s fyos4 rRoViE itggb Eha t4ss. ysfs.ss
Easaiis. Dep rteo hoeeft ~ HHtes' z,l ~
RanfOD Philip sheridan, for ~. Pauli
Andy johnson, for burlington; GrsGt Re.
nnhiic for New Orleans; Nj. y. Forsyt he .
Tor Vicksburg; Illinois, for Peoriai Kate
Robinson, for Cincinnati; Glasg ", Tor
Omaha. The river IS falling. Dut tlere IS
plenty water to all points. w Gamer cleaf
and nJeasant Business good.
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NnfieA TO Carnenfers.

hfAtsgoLIA WATER.-Superior tpthe best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
haif the price. .f#r apr2-deod&WIt
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IcECREAM.-H Herman has opened
his Ice Cream Saloon, aud is ready TO
serve up the best ice cream and soda
water, at 10 Main Street. ap22-6t
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BUSINESS CARDS We have re-
ceived from the manufaetory 10000
Bristol business cards, superior to
any ever offered In this city. We in
yite our merchants aRd business men
to call and examine them. ~.
IOTRNAT 20
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8 8 w a r e
Lamps, L00king-G Glasses,
No. 20 First Street,

We receive our Queensware direct from
the Potterfes OF staGordshire, England,
via New Orleans and New York; hence
pay no secondhand profits which right
fully belong to our customers.
Having completed arrangements with
MEAKIN BROS. d CO, OF Stahordshire,
England, for the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
for this mark ret of their ceIe0 rated STONE
CHM. WARE, we are now prepar ed
supply the trade
az Consult your own interest BY exam
lining our stock before purchasing else
where. ianl
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Three or four good shop hands can
fud employment if application rs
made immediately at McCorkle x
Tweed's Planning Mil ap24 ct
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pg~ Schuermann & Burford. at
the Opera Drug Store. No. IS South
First Street, Chandier's Block. have
received their new stock of Perfumes,
Pomadcs, Hair Oils, Brushes, Combs,
and Toilet Soaps,
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MARsHALs.

Chief MqrshaE-P. g. ". G: Larkin.
Assisiants-P. G. VIM. 9. Turnock,
p. G. Henry Bennighoff, 2. G. Chas.
Schaum, p. g. David s. Anderson,
P. G. Samuel N. Curnick, and Il. z.
Elliott.
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We have just received fine lot Of
Misses Colored Shoes; also, fue
Lasting Button and Congress Boots
Tor Ladies wear. We have one new
color (the PEARL. which is most beau
tiful, GEO. MILLER q 20,
ap23 2t 3 Main Street.
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Wonder of the are, Barrett's."

ny@ The best standard brands Of
Flour for sale in the city:
Yahlberg & Dixon's choice famfiA
Gynthiana Mills,
telegraph Mills, H
= Bingham's Moon Light,
aud a variety of low grades Of super
fine.
apo II. d. ALLIs & Co.
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BUILDING WIN. Liant is building
a fne brick dwelling house on Sixth
Street, near Gum. next to his present
residence
A. Andrea is building large two
story frame in the Southern Enlarge
ment, on the corner Of Centre and
Bell Streets.
Judge Asa Igleheart is preparing to
build a foe brick residence on the
corner of Gum and Second Streets
The residence of Mr.. Cyp. Preston,
on First Street, near the corner Of
Oak, is progressing finely, and will
present a beautiful appearance when
completed. A
Many other buildings are 10 process
of erection all over the city.
In A QUANDARY.-The people Of
Viueennes, in order to piotect their
new drawbr:dge and render it remu-
nerative, had laws passed by the
legislatures of Indiana and Illinois
prohibiting the running of ferries
within three miles of the bridge
above or below. Now the bridge is
blown down. and they do not know
how to get people across tho river
without setting the ferries going again
in violation of these enactments.