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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-13

THE EVANSVILLE CORNET BAND
The Kentuckian, published at Padu-
cab, in noticing the serenade given
the editor by the Evansville Cornet
Band, on their recent excursion to
Cairo, says:
w acknowledge the compliment,
and can truly say the performance
was equal to anything we ever heard.
The band, we learn from Mr.. Garrett,
of the Garrett Brass Band, of this
city, was on their return from
a pleasure trip, on the elegant passen-
ger packet Armada.
Evansville should be proud Of Pro-
fessor Buck and his Cornet Band.
They discoursed most elegant music.
They have our best wishes for their
health, happiness and prosperity.
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Tn Bankruntev

FEvELIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, that, on
e the ID day of March, AID. 1869, a
warrant in bankruptcy was issued against
the estate of Julia l. Wagley, OF Evans
vile, IN the county of Vanderburgh, and
State of Indiana, who has been adjudged
u bankrupt, ON her own petition; that
the payment Of any debts ana delivery OF
any property belongingto such bankrupttO
her, or for her use. and the transfer OF any
property by her, il forbidden by law that
"a meeting Ofthe creditors OF the said bank
rupt, to prove their debts and to choose
one OF more asstgnees of her estate, will be
held at a Court OF Bankruptcy, to be hold
en- at the Office of Charles II. Butterneld,
Evansville. Ind, on the 5th day of May,
AID. 1869, at . O'Clock Am
BENZ. j. SPOONER,
u. S. Marshal, District of Indiana,
mhI2 DIT MESSENGER.
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CITY CONTENTION.

The Republicans of Evansville and
citizens who desire to place tb~-Od
ministration of thoamirs of the city
IN tbe hands Of the most competent
and responsible citizens, are request
ed to meet in Convention at National
Hall, corner Of First and Sycamore
Streets, on
Tuesday Evening, March 16,
TO nominate candidates for the vari-
Gus city offices. BY order of
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
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BEFORE JUSTICE STINsoN.-After
getting through with Mulligan at the
Recorders Court, he was taken before
Justice Stinson and prosecuted on
behalf of the State for assault and
battery. He was here fined SIG so,
but stayed the debt for ninety days.
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PHILIP KLEIN Is n candidate for City
Marshal, subiecB to the decision of the Re
publican Convention.
CHRISTIAN WUNDERLICH is q can
diGate for City Marshal. subject to the de-
cision oft Republican Convention.
ANTHONY TENVO0RDE will be a can
didate for the Office of City Marshal at the
April election, subject 10 the decision of
theR Republican Convention.
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JUSTICE OF TrsE PEACE.

RICHARD PARTRIDGE is a candidate
for Justice of the Peace of Pigeon Town
ship, subject to the decision Of The Repub-
iIcan Convention.
SAMUEL p HAVLIN is a candidate for
the office OF Justice OF the Peace of Pigeon
Township at the ensuing April election,
subject TO the decision OF the Republican
COnYenti0n.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Business re-
vived before the Recorder yesterday,
but although the custom was good,
the cash receipts were not large; in
fact, they could be represented by a
single cypher.
The curtain first rose on the case of
Tim. Mack, who had been drunk and
disorderly, and he was assessed in the
sum of Sc %, but owing to chronic
impecuniosity, he failed to have
enough stamps to liquidate. lie was
accordingly sent to the rear, and will
work out his fine at a pile of wood in
the back yard of the city building.
Saving wood has been pronounced
very healthy exercise by all modern
physicians, and Tim. is going to get a
nice little dose.
When the curtain rose again, it re-
vealed a beautiful tableau, in which
Jim Mulligan and his eomrade, VIM.
Lewis, figured very co~nspicuously.
These two worthless were arrested for
being drunk and disorderly, and for
assault and battery on the person of
Wash. Phillips. They were proven
guilty, and each fined 500. Mulligan
replevied his fine, but Mr.. Lewis viii
have a chance at the wood.pile. With
a sad and woe-begone expression, he
retired, INDUCING in a very laeka-
duisacal lament, which runs some
what as follows:
In the Lookup now / sit.
Thinking, Jimmy, dear, of you,
And the little dOggery, now far away
And the tears, hey fill my eyes,
Spite of all that / can do
And III grab up my old saw and work
away.
Saw! saw saw! the dust is flying,
In forty-five days I'm be done;
And when l get out, I'll raise a bully shout,
inc Wen go and have another jolly bum.
Thus ended the days business for
the Recorder.
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Having lost our piano and nearly al our
music by the late fire at Turner Hail. we
request the patronage OF our friends, to
enable us to partly restore otir loss.
Respectfully,
THE EVANSVILLE Il EDEHTtRANZ.
mhl3 dot
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BEFORE JUSTICE DAVIDsON.-A
case of assault and battery was
brought up yesterday morning, but
owing to one party not being ready,
was postponed until next Friday. All
the parties concerned were negroes,
and the affair occurred at the negro
festival last Tuesday night.
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Y. NJ. c. A.-There was a good at
tendance yesterday afternoon. Ser
vices will be held again to-day at 4
P. h., aud will be conducted by
Edward SimoDs. Everybody IS in
vited to attend, and strangers espeei-
ally.
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BB~ The good weather yesterday
caused the ladies to be out in full
force, and the clerks ia the dry goods
stores wore their sweetest smiles.
The city was also full of country peo-
pie who had taken advantage of the
first fine day 10 come to town. The
mud is rapidly drying up.
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Tic Eau De Cologno Club has

b The Eau de Cologne Club has
aroused the ire Of tho Rough and
Readies." and we may expect some
rich developments in a few days. The
old stagers will open their batteries
on the raw recruits, and when the
smoke clears away, we may expect a
sensation; at least We are promised as
much by one Of the veterans.
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y COLLECTOR.

CAPT. LOUIS BYREISS is a candidate
for City Collector, subject To the decision
OF the Union Convention.
Editors J~0tTadL-PIease announce my
name as q candidate for City Collector at
the ensuing April election, subject to the
decision of the Republican Convention.
JOHN
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General Grant Pap

Flour is Getting Worse.
We offer the following brands of
Flour at the following rates:
Bingham's +" Moonlight" 50 90 per
barrel.
Igleheart's Southern Mills" 81 90
per barrel.
Michigan Stumptail," So so per
barrel.
We also have the "Cynthiana
Mills" Telegraph Mills" Hillyer's
Best" &c. II. ID. ALLIs q Co.
mch11
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
NEW York.

Synopsis of the Twenty-Sixth Gen.
eral Statement of the Mutual Life In
surance Company Of New York, for
the year ending January 31st, 1869:
Entire mount of as
1,83438 &c
Receipts during the
year 1868....-...... 13,129,531 O6
Dividend of 1S69...... 3.O30S72 II
Amount OF new insur-
ance for the year 1869, SO, 442,23 90
Number of policies Is
sued ".:"".""..~.... 1884
Total number of poll
cies In force January
31st, 1S69............ 62466
Am'tinsured thereby ...2O4, 983, $50 90
HENRY s. BENNETT, Agent.
Office in Lowry's Bank, No. 1 North
First Street. mar11-3t.
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Ba| 1t will be seen by the an
nouncements in our columns that
there viii be plenty Of candidates for
the various Offices to be filled at the
city election. All right; the more
the merrier."
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Only two
marriage licenses were issued by the
County Clerk during the past week,
and we, therefore, quote matrimony
dull. The following are the names
Of those who have been Joined in the
siIkeu bonds of Hymen:
Charles G.. Howard and Celia Bar
nett.
Frederick Lohmeyer to Kate Wen
ner.
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CITY ASSESSOR.

HENRY ASHLEY is a candidate for the
Office of City Assessor, subject to the decT-
1on of the Republican convention,
JOHN II. GLEICHMAN is n candidate
for City Assessor, subject to the decision OF
the Republican Convention,
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PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY
We learned yesterday that an old Ger
man farmer came to town to sell some
hogs, and found a purchaser in the
person Of a butcher, who gave him
81 in 81 counterfeit greenbacks. We
understand the matter was placed in
the hands of the police, but we heard
OF no arrest up to a late hour last
evening. We withhold his name for
the present, and will wait until we
get further developments in the case
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CITY CLERK.

EDWARD p. ELLIOTT is a candidate
for the Office of City Clerk, subject to the
decision of the Republican Convention.
A. NJ. McGRIFF is a candidate for Civ
Clerk. subject 20 the decision OF the Repu6-
lcan city Convention.
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lMPRoyEMENTs.-Emil Bischof has
just completed a fine two story brick
residence on Gum Street, near Sixth
John S. McCorkle has just com
pleted a fine two story frame dwell
ing house on the same street, and
only a short distance from the resi-.
dence of Mr.. Bischof. They are both
fine buildings.
Cyprian Preston has a fine dwelling
house in process of erection on First
Street. between Oak and Mulberry.
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DissOlutiO
EVANSVILLE GROCERY
No. 1876 Main Street.
JAMES CIR rTs

xRAS ON EaAND, AND Is CON
IL. stantIy receiving, a well selected
stock of Fancy and Staple Groceries, Coan-
try Produce, &c., DC.
A good variety of EARLY POTATOES,
for seed;
Fresh WHITE NJ
Fresh HYDRAULIC CEMENT;
which will be sold at the Lowest market
rates.
Also, NEWBURG COAL at He. p bush
All goods delivered TO any part of the
city Tree OF charge. lmhl0 diff
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10 gAL G0gECE


IF you want Plants, go to VIM. G.
Newitt's. He has thousands for you
to select from. You cannot buy
cheaper anywhere. Fine, strong, and
healthy plants, Summer Towering
Bulbs, a splendid variety Of Gladiolu5
Tuberose, Tigridias Lilies, &c. as low
as they a begot anywhere. Remsm .
Der, we propagate them ourselves. A
splendid variety of Hanging Baskets,
Rustic and Wire Flower Stands,
Crosses, Wreaths, Sc. Flowers cut
on the shortest notice. Bouquets and
Floral designs made to order. VIM.
G. Newitt, greenhouse and gardens on
First Avenue, two squares from Street
Cars, Evansville, Indiana. We keep
no agent in the city. All orders in-
tended for US to fill must be sent to
my address. Goods delivered free at
the river or depot, or any part of the
city. Catalogues free to all appli-
cants. 1t
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FoR SALE nice TCo-story
DmeliiRg House, with five rooms and
cellar, in the best part Of the city,
will be sold below its value and part
~ on time. Call to-dag, as l am re-
quested to sell aoith0ut delay.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
feb3 IF Real Estate Agent.
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STILL CONTINUED.--Tho cow case
is still on trial. a large number Of
witnesses were examined yesterday,
and the case is getting mixed up con
siderably. IL will require all the skill
of the lawyers to unravel it. 1t will
consume all of to-day, we suppose,
before it will be brought to a conclu-
sion.
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HUGHES has just received a large
invoice of Straw Goods, Frames, &c.

BAe0Nl LARD!l FLOURll PORKll
1000 Sugar-Cured and Plain Bacon
Hams, Bacon Shoulders, Clear Sides,
S. c. Breakfast Bacon all of our
own curing, and warranted to gtUe
satisfaction.
100000 pounds Bufk Meats.
800 t%ierces, kegs, and cans Choice
Lard.
5000 barrels and sacks Flour, diff
ferent grades. &
i. RUFFNER, JR. & Co,
feb12-tf No. Z Main. near Water st
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N e w S

County Orders for sale at the JOuF
nal 0Hlce.
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WALNUT STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. = Rev. j.. z. Il. Kumler,
pastor. Communion service in the
morning. Usual evening service.
Seats free. Sabbath School and Bible
Glasses at 9 "A. NJ.
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAN LOTION
For Beautifying the Skin and Com
DieKiOn.

Removes All Eruptions, Freckles, PIN.
pies, Moth BlOtches, Tan, etc, and renders
the skin SOFT, J0ir, and bL0Onptu0.
For Ladies in the Nursery 10 is fnvaIu.
able.
For Gentlemen after Shaving IL has no
equal.
hPaphian Lotion is the only reliabl
remedy for diseases and blemisnes of the
skin.
PHAGOEsS SAEEAIAN SOAPs' fol
the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, will not
chap IA skin. Price % cents per cake.
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BEEN ARREsTED.-It will be re-
uembered that in last Wednesdays
JOURNAL we stated that w. p. Carr,
proprietor Of the Southern Hotel, had
lecamped, having run off with consid-
cradle money belonging to his wife.
lie left here on the steamer Romeo,
for the Cumberland River, and the
Chi,f Of Police t~elegraphed to several
points along the river to have him ar
rested. He received a dispatch from
GAINESVILLE, Tennessee, yesterday,
stating that he had been arrested
there and lodged in Jail, but that he
would have to get a requisition from
the Governor to bring him here. The
charge against Carr is forgery. 1t
seems that Mrs. Carr had quite q sum
Of money deposited in the First Ma
tional Bank Of this city, and Carr
forged a check in her name, for four
hundred and fifty dollars. He had
been gambling considerably of late,
and had also borrowed various sums
Of money from different parties, aud
being pretty tight-run, caused him,
we suppose, to procure the money in
this way, and leave the city. We un-
derstand that it IS probable a requisi-
ton will be made on the Governor of
Tennessee, and Carr be brought back
hero for nroSecution.
LATER.-Since the above was put
n type, we learn hal Mrs. Carr will
not prosecute her husband, but will
endeavor TO make the money out OF the
Bank, as, it is said, she gave orders
not to pay any checks presented by
him. If this is the case, Carr will be
| released
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Cor. JOHN +. GRILL is a candidate for
the Office OF Township Trustee, subject to
the decision Of the Republican Convention
on Tuesday nex
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THANKs.-Ou neighbor, Mr.. M.
Lyon, the renowned clothing man,
arrived from New York by last nights
train. He has our thanks for com
plete flies of New York papers of a
late date.
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n rs.


BE The price for inserting Candidates.
Notices is Three Dollars, invariably in adj
va nee
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SWEET QUININE. - Experience so
far with DR.. Bigelow's SWEET Our
NINE leads to the belief that it is
less apt to i~rritate the stomach than
Sulphate (or bitter Quinine. For sale
at Schuermann IL Burford's Opera
Drug Store, Is South First Street.
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PR oGR4M n Z.


PART /. r#.l
L. The Italian at lgiers.............. R0ssini,
Prof. Val. S~chreiber's Orchestra.
2. Choruses q 1 and 2 or the
StiftdulQS6est -.-.~. Otto
Sung by the Ladies and Gentlemen OF
the Liederkranzs
3. Solo. Sung by Mrs. Schlesinger.
4. r. eude Joy, .........-....- .- Gregor.
sung by the Liederkranz.
8. Duett from the Opera OF "Tanored."
Sung by Messrs schaefer and Wack.
9. Die jungen AacslEanLen (The
Young MuSicianS) .............K neclKen.
Sung by d LiederlSranz.
PART II.
l. Solo for CIarionet, by Pro-. JAG. II eyer,
with orchestra accompanfment.
2. GORdeIied und Wechselgesan1
(BarcaIole) julius Otto.
Sung by e Ladies aud Gentlemen OF
the Llederkrlnz.
3. Duet for Violin and
Piano -~---... 49,, DeBeriat and WolG.
Messrs. Won Roy and Val. schreiber.
1. Duet, DaS uglteTbrochele OpGegEest sung
by Mrs. Sehlesinger and Mr. Schaefer.
5. Medley QuodIibeD. Sung by the Lie
derkranz
6. Potpourri from Car and ZfQl-
nler1ldn ....t.-.-.....- --..... LOrtZing.
Prof. Val. Schreiber's urehcst u.
ADMISSION.
Parquette and Dress ircie......... 40 cents.
Family Circle and Gallery -.... .....25 cents.
Doors open at I o'clock. Concert COM
mehces ats.
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HF The Combination of a central
location for business with a quiet and
retired home, is afforded by the ad-
ditiou of forty suites Of rooms to the
AMERICAN HOUSE, Boston. Travel
ers will find this hotel one Of the best
in the land.
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It is strange to see with what careless
ness ONE Ia Aids attend 10 their health.
Trey will procure a box or PLANTATION
BIT ), which ought TO be used up 10 n
month or SIX weeks, and upon inquiry II is
iOu .td that they have used only two or
turee bottles Some day they have used
1t according to directions, and others have
not tOached it. The whole trial has been
irregular, I'D of cJur G a less favorable re-
that what is worth doing at all IS worth
doing well" how e~mphaticaIiy is it true in
matters relating TO the health. A few bot
ties OF PLANTATION BITrERS have often
wrought wonders, while in other instances
disease has only been d after weeks
of resistance.
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What Everybody Says Must Be So.


That you can save from fifteen to
twenty per cent. by buying your Dry
Goods, Sheotings and Carpets at Mil
LER ~ BRINKMEYBR's. First Street.
We are now receiving cue of the
largest and cheapest stocks of Spring
Goods ever brought to this market,
consisting in part Of full lines of
Black, white and colored Alpacas,
Black and colorcd Silks,
White, black and colored Satins.
Pougee Poplins,
New styles for suits,
French and Irish Poplins, for suits,
Satin du Chen Poplins,
Very handsome,
Mohair Poplins in every style,
Striped End checked Percailes,
Liuen Lawns, new styles.
French and English Chinleys, De-
%lains, Prints Of every description.
Calicoes aud Deiains by the pound.
WHITE GOODS.
Victoria aud Bishop Lawns, plain,
striped aud checked. Jaconets, Nan
socks and Swisses. Dimity, Skirting,
all kind, Percale Skirting, Cambria
Skifting, striped Skirting, soft finish
ed Cambrics, India Linens, Tarle-
tons, &c.
Lace Collars, Embroideries and
Laces in all styles; plain, hemmed
| stitched and embroidered Linen Hand.
kerchiefs; Linen and Paper Collars
and Cuffs, every style; Bringes, But.
tons and Dress Trimmings, all styles
Ladies', children's and gents
Hosiery, Gloves and Underwear.
Bleached and Brown Sheetings
every width and quality.
Carpets, Oilcloths and House Fur
nishing Goods.
Give US Il call-no charge for show
ing goods at our House.
MILLER Il BRINKMEYER.
I'm II
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mJ~ The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by T.. g..
Bridwell & Co, corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5-tf
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EvAssvILf.s BUSINESS COLLEGE
There are at the present time an
average Of ninety students attending
this popular institution, all of whom
are progressing in a u most sat
isfaetory under the superintendent
of Messrs. Wells and Kliner. 1t pre-
sents to young men the means OF
acouiring a thorough education fitting
them for business, acquainting them
with commercial forms, and giving
each an insight into practical bust
ness transactions of everyday life Of
the business man. Each will there
acquire a rapid legible and beautiful
style Of penmanship.
The course in the commercial de-
partment, at present taught, embraces
business, penmanship, bookkeeping,
single and double entry, including all
forms of partnership. accounts, bank
ing, commission, wholesale trausac
tons, in fact everything pertaining tC
a first class counting room. Lectures
each day, by the Principals, on the
science of accounts and penmanshlp
and also explanatory and reviewing
the progress of each days labor. l.
is a fact, demonstrated by q fair trla.
of the advantages of the College, BY
numerous young men in the city
that a thorough, practical commercial
| education can be obtained at thu
| Evansville Business College, and w
recommend all young men to give /
4 fair trial before starting into bust
ness or making application elsewhere
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PUBLIC Speakers and Singers Will
find Bro'1H's Bronchial Troches''
beneficial in clearing the voice before
speaking Or singing, and relieving the
throat after any unusual exertion of
the vocal organs, having Il peculiar
adaptation to affections which disturb
the organs of speech. For Coughs
and Colds The Troches are efectnal.
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CHOICE TABLE BUTTER at No. 136
Main Street. 1t
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LAW CARD.-We direct attention
to the Law card Of ~Shaekelford &
Parrett, in another column. This as
sociatioa forms one of the strongest
law firms in the city.
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THE HENDERSON TRAGEDY.-From
persons who arrived from Henderson
yesterday, we obtain the following
particulars Of the lamentable tragedy
that occurred ia Henderson Thurs
day evening, of which we made brief
mention yesterday. From the various
statements, ir appears that John San
ford Young and Richard Powell, hav-
ng had some previous business trans
.%ctious, while both were under the
Influence of liquor, had a slight
controversy, but not of a very angry
character. About five O'clock in the
3%vening they met on the street, when
Powell proposed to take a drink
ogethcr and be friends. Young de-
clined, and Powell insisted. But few
words passed when Young drew his
revolver and shot Powell through the
heart, causing his death instantly.
| Young was arrested and kept under
guard at the hotel during the night
and would have an examination yes
terday. The bloody and sad affair
caused much feeling in the cOmmu.
nifty, where both parties we're wei
known, and each had many friends
Young Powell was we'll known in thiI
city, and always seemed to be a gooC
aatured and harmless man, his chic
fault or misfortune being a pronenes.
o indulge at times in the too free ust
Of intoxicating liquors. 1t is a sac
snu famGutabf0 00uamCntary on yiold
ing to appetite.
I be now a sensible man; by and by
fool, and presently
4 beasti every fnordinate cup
Is unblessed and the ingredient is a devil
Oh thou invisible spirit of wine!
II thou hast no name to he known by, lie
Us call thee devil 2"
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FIRE AT New HARMONY. - We
learn from gentlemen direct from
New Harmony, hat the large furni-
ture factory Of Alsop & Ferguson was
totally destroyed by fire, with all Its
contents, between 3 and 4 O'Clock
Thursday morning. The proprietors
had just received a large stock of new
furniture, which was all lost. No in
surance. We did not learn how the
fire originated, nor the exact amount
Of loss, but the latter must be very
large.