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Unpaid Letters.
UHptEENA A1ONNOAN %
Posi- OFFICE, EVANSVILLE,
July goth, 1869.

Posi- OFFICE, EVANSVILLE,
July goth, 1869 !
List of letters in Evansville Post
Office which are held for postage, and
insuficiently directed If not called
for by July 24th, they will be sent to
Dead Letter Office. Persons calling
for these letters will apply at cashier s
office:
Oscar W. Streeter, Caledonia, Mimi.
Cole Bros. 81 BrOckWay, GreencaStle, Ind.
Maggie Conner, Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Charles Fentherly, Tue Elterin Co.
Il. Z. Howard, Evansville, Ind.
Sweetson, Pembroke & Co II Leonard
st.
Miss Selma Hall, ROckport, Ind.
Mrs. liza r.. Jones, CanneltOn, Ind.
Miss Kate Green (care Chas. Greenl,
Greensboro. Ky.
Auguste Dalche. New Orleans, La.
VIM. Ephmire, Evansville, Ind.
Joseph Wayne.
Adoiph Meier (care T. Hofeiman), st.
Louis, MO.
JOHN w. FOSTER, p. NJ.
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AN UNEXPECTED RECOVERY
About a year ago, VIM. Hamilton,
we'll known engineer, now engaged at
the Saline Coal Mines, while living in
Louisville, was robbed of fine Eng
lish lever gold watch by some adruit
thief, who entered his room and
picked it off nail. Hamilton never
expected to see it again. Yesterday
it was returned to him by express and
be was summoned to appear at Louis
vile, on the 9th of August, as wit
ness in the prosecution of the thief,
in whose possession the watch was
found. Mr. Hamilton was highly
gratifed at this unexpected recovery
Of his property.
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RAJ The Five Cents Savings Banks
in this city received in four days,
recently, as deposits, Sl42.471. It's
deposits now amount to So, 185, 658 80
Boston Journal
The above is what we need in this
eity--a Five Cents Savings Bank, where
poor people can make deposits in any
sum from five cents up. We called
attention to this same matter a few
months ago, but no response was
given by any of our citizens. IF some
good men would start a bank of this
kind, it would no doubt be a good
investment, and would also induce
many persons to save money, who
now study in what manner to spend
II
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REMOVING THE REMAINS OF FEDE-
RAJ SoLDIERs.-The duty Of trans
ferring the remains Of the Federal
soldiers buried in Oak Hill Cemetery,
to the lot ceded to the general gov
eminent by the City Council, will, it
is expected, be completed to day, and
on Thursday it is proposed to remove
the remains of those buried near
Newburg.
Captain Irving, the gentleman hav-
ing this patriotic duty in charge, and
Colonel p Hornbrook, VISITED New
burg on Monday, and examined the
condition. of the soldiers graves in
that vicinity.
They were surprised to find that
soldiers had been buried in the woods
with no enclosure, and but only one
out of twenty five or thirty graves
designated. This is not in the highest
degree creditable to the people of
Warrick County. Captain Irving is
veteran soldier, having been. in
thirty-two battles during the rebel
lion. He was also, for time, an in
mate of that horrible prison pen at
Andersonville.
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THE rapidity with which PLANFAFIos
BTTTERS have become household neces~
sity throughout the civilized nations, is
without a parallel in the history of the
void Over five million bottles were sold
in twelve months, and the demand is daily
old, ladies, physicians and clergymen, find
that 1T reVives dropping spirits, lends
and is exhausted natures great restorer.
1t is compounded OF the choicest roots
and herbs, tue celebrated Calisay or Pc
ruV1an Bark, etc, all preserved IN pure st.
Croix Rum. 1t is sold by all respectable
dealers in every town, parish village and
hamlet through North and South Ameri-
ca, Europe, aud ali the Islands of the
Ocean.
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xew YORK Cold and STOCK Markt I

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. July 20.
MoNEY-Fasy at per cent, with excep-
lions at per cent.
DIsCOUETS-NOminal
STERLING at lO6IO1S.
GoLD-Opened at 1875, declined TO $50,
advanced to 1857, and closed at 1314gl3l5s-
The carrying rates were 3GS per cent. The
Scotia, for Liverpool to morrow, has $780,
CO.. eng@ ged.
COVER ArENTs- Closed quiet and steady f.;
dea ers are closing considerable bust n ess
in the way OF exchanging new Five
Twenty bonds for currency OF '6S. Coupons
do '6l, I2l5zal2l5z; do. 'G5. I2l540l2l1f; do.
new, I201{gl20asi do. '67, I2O149l2Ji4; l0-l0s,
Ii01zGIlO3s.
new ten-cent and 81 $40 worth of new
fl teen cent fractional currency. The new
probably be issued before the first of Au-
gust.
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AN AUTHENTIC REPORTER. = In
the Council Proceedings in yesterday
mornings Courier we find the follow
ing:
On motion of Mr.. Wiltshire, it was
ordered that a sidewalk, class No. l,
be laid on the east side of Second
Avenue, from Sixth Street to Frank
lin Street.
Alter this order had passed, a
sharp debate occurred, in which some
tart language was used. Wiltshire
stood firm, like soldier.
And in the local column the follow
ing item was given:
WITHOUT IT.-An important side
walk was ordered last night, as will
be seen by the Council Proceedings,
regardless of the petition rule. J"
This is regarded as triumph of the
poor people against the aristocracy.
The petition men have a hard
road to travel.
The readers of the Couric,, we pre-
sumo, thought the above paragraphs
we're correct. but we beg leave to as
sure them that they are not. The re-
porter for that sheet, although he has
never visited the lakes" is not half
as smart as he would have people be-
lieve. The idea of taking down the
proceedings Of an official meeting in
this manner is absurd. and reminds
US of " that runaway item Published
in the Courier not long since. The
facts in regard to the paragraphs
copied above are that they are both
wrong. The Council refused to poss
the order by one vote. and the discus
sion that ensued was caused by the
failure of the order to pass. There
was no triumph of the poor people
against the aristocracy," and the
petition men," with the exception
of Councilman Doughty, who had his
pocket full Of petitions. and could
get nothing done with them,) did not
= have hard road to travel"
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Nor VERY ACCURATE.-The local
reporter of the Courier, In the list of
returns made by our merchants for
the past quarter, omits the returns of
VIM. Heilman and the JOURNAL
Company. He either did it on pur-
pose or is very careless in his statis-
teal returns. The list was about as
correct as the account Of the runaway
he published a week or two since. He
also says the returns are for the past
month, when, in fact, they are for the
past quarter.
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Evansville, Carml & Paducah Rail-
road.

There will be meeting of the Di-
rectors of the Evansville, Carmi &
Paducah Railroad Company, at the
office of JAS L. Welborne, the Sccre-
tary, on Tuesday next, July 10th. As
this is the last meeting of the Direc-
tors before the election, on the 9Th of
August, the presence Of every mem
Der Of the Board is earnestly desired.
By order Of the President. jy20 1t
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HEADoUARTERs.-The old loafng
headquarters, at the corner of Third
and Main Streets, is being deserted by
the brigade lately. who have taken up
their quarters within the dignifed
precincts of the Criminal Court. Some
OF the old professionals, who still re-
we're the old stamping ground, would
prefer the Main Street corners, if the
city would only place benches on the
shady side of the street for their ac-
commodation.
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PERsoNAL.-Major w. j. Kay, of
the Veteran Reserve Corps, who has
been in charge of the Freedmen
Bureau at Paducah for the past two
or three years. passed through this
city, en- route to New York.
We had the pleasure, yesterday, of
meeting Mr.. 7. w. Davey, proprietor
of the BLACK Crook" He was a
passenger by the Palestine from
Brandenburg, and proceeded below
by the Cumberland, hut will probably
be here again to-day. The company.
under the superintendent of Prof.
Wildman, performed at Leavenworth
] last night.
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European Market.
Cable

by CaDle.I Doi'DON'' ""''
ConsoIs. for money 931s; on account $50
0g3I< $40 bonds at London 621si DO. at
Frankfort S75&aS71s.
LIVERPOOL, July 20.--The cotton market
is quiet; middling uplands l2Z; do Or
white wheat los i'd; red Western No.
IS I'D. Western flour 23s. Corn No. mix q
29s 81 for old. and 2Ss Ga fer new. Oats 3s
Cd. Peas 3Ss Cd. Pork go. BEEF sos. Lard
TO. Cheese G2s. Bacon OBS. Spirits petro-
Ieum 70.
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CoNTEMPT.-L. g. Stinson, during
his speech to the jury, in the Dyer
stadt case, yesterday, INDUCED in
some sarcastic illusions to the rulings
of Judge Robinson, and the Judge
fined him SO. Mr.. Stinson apologized,
and we suppose the fine will be re-
mitted.
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TOBACCO MARKET.-The sales of
tobacco by Martin, Gardner & Co.,
yesterday, amounted to "A hogsheads,
at prices ranging from So so to $1,000.
The market is slightly weaker. under
depressing advices from New York,
but the sales yesterday were quite
satisfactory.
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VAcATIoN.-Rev. j. P. e. Kumler,
pastor of the Walnut Street Presbyte-
rian Church, left yesterday by the
Evansville & Charlottesville Railroad,
for his Summer vacation, which will
be enjoyed in the mountain regions of
Vermont and Northern Massachu-
sets. The congregation, in extend
ing their leave of absence, with COM
mendable thOughtfulness, accompa-
MED it with good supply OF green
backs. His many friends and ad-
mirers will be gratifed to welcome
him back to the city in renewed
health and vigor.
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ANOTHER CONFERENCE.-The post
master has had placed in the post
office, for the convenience Of the pub.
lie, nice writing desk, with pen and
ink at hand ready for use. On the
desk blank applications for money
orders are kept, which can be filled
out without any trouble or incon.
venience. The post office is now com
plete in all its details. and it is the
finest, best arranged, and most con
venient office in this State.
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Louisville Market.

BY Tnisgraph.I LOUIsVILLE. July 20.
FLOUR-Superfine 81 %.
WHEAT-Red 81 20; white 81 %.
COBE-Shelled IN sacks 81.
BATS-70s.
81 20.
ToBACCO-Leaf steady; sales of l25 hhds.
at S6@l6.
FROvIsIOSs-Nery firm Pork s33. Ba-
cOn-shOuiderS l5c; clear rib ISL5c: clear
sides I9c; all packed.
WHISRY-El.
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CIT z n EW S.
TIE County Agricultural So
cieffeS.

As the season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepaT-
ing t. make contracts for their printing
we would call especial attention to osr
superior facilities for doing ali classes oil
this work, such as Catalogues, Premium
LIS 5, Tickets, &c. We are also prepared
10 get up one, two, and three sheet Posters,
in plain or colored inks, at short notice.
We have just added to our Job Depart
ment five hundred dollars worth of the
latest styles of poster type, and our faci!i-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon US, or
send for estimates.
EVA NSVTTT.E JOTJRNAT. co
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MoNIToRs-The Paducah Herald
says that the six monitors now lying
at Mound City, have been sold to the
CHILEAN and Peruvian governments,
and will start for their trip southwark
as soon as they are repaired.
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New Eora Dry GOods MarKet.

By Telegraph.l NEW YORK. July 20.
DRY GOoDs-Dullness Is the prevailing
feature, yet holders, in anticipation Of an
early opening, are firm in their views re-
spectiug prices, winch generally rule 4ulte
steady at I615Ml7c for best Brown ShetL-
ings, S1sc for 81 square PRINT LIONS,
for brown Drills and dc for dark styles OF
Delaines.
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OFF TO THE SPRINGs.-A. Nj. Nc
Griff, our genial and efficient City
Clerk, left yesterday morning, on a
visit to French Lick Springs. Me-
has attended to his duties very close
ly, and has earned a furlough.
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RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT
We direct attention to the advertise
ment of Mr.. John B. Elliott, Of New
Harmony, in to-day's JOURNAL. We
commend it to our readers as offer
ing fine opportunity for a trade or
investment.
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FEMALES ON THE MUSCLE. We
are informed that couple of Cypri-
ans, whose names we did not learn,
had regular muss in the lower part
of the city yesterday evening, but
without any serious damage being
sustained by either party. AS one of
the gals " sailed in, she threw off
her superfuous clothing, and said
Hold my bonnet, hold nv shawl
And watch me go for her waterfall ~,
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WARNING.-In an advertisement to
be found elsewhere. it will be seen
that Mr.. t. G. Braselton, of Hazel
ton, proposes to prosecute those in
fringing on his patent of a FIR uit
funnel.
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CAUTION.-Parents should be care
full 10 watching their children. Green
fruits, if partaken of too plentifully,
will make sad havoc with the little
ones.
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81. Louis AaFket.

BY Telegraph.l ST. Louis, July 20
TOBACCo-Steady and In good demand
prices unch }nged.
HEMP AND demonstrating doing.
FLOUR-Quiet; superflne 50 25g5 so; Xxx
sGa6 50 XXX to fancy S7GBg D.
WuEAT-ActiVe: No. spring 81 10;
prime To strictly prime and Fail 81 206gl Is
choice 81 Bal IS: strictly choice TO fancy
red and white 81 409l 80.
CORN Dull sale IN elevator of yell oW
NJ soc; whit g71zg9Ss; choice mixed 81 03g
l ia; choice white 81 0GGI %
OATs-Hole ers firm, nuyers holding of.
and business small; mixed 72g7215c; while
73u74c.
RYE-Firm; sales Of choice white at 81 y.
WHIsKY-SI 034I o.
PROvIsIONS-Firm but unchanged. Pork
S32 2503j 80. Bacon sold at l415c fOrshOuld
ers; 1Sc for clear rib sides; clear aides lS1zc.
LARD-ISIlGI
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A QUERY.-Why does every body
go to chute & Henning's for their
Shoes? Because they can get what
they want, very cheap, as we'll as sub :
stantial New goods arriving daily.
iv20-lt
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EVANSVILLE JOURNAL c

GALAxY.-The GALAXY and Put
71am's Magazine have been received
by Fish & Barter. The Galagy is
especially attractive.
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TOcAL NOTICES.

THE largest and best stock Of
Linen suits In Indiana, can be found
at LYONS. His Linen Clothing Is
permanent In color, well shrunk and
we'll made, and can now be bought
at greatly reduced prices. For first
class Linen and Alpa ca Clothing go
TO LYONS, 1916
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THE ORoHEsTRA.-Tne Evansville
Orchestra will have a private rehear-
sal at the residence of II. Brommel-
haus, this evening.
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THE FIRsT.-The first mosquito of
the season called upon US night before
last, while we lay " dreaming the hap
by hours away" and gently kissed
us in our (the aforesaid) dreams" He
sang merry air, and seemed =" as
happy as a big sunfower."
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Memphis MaFket,

By Telegraph.l MEMPHIs. July 20.
CoTrON-DuIl; middling Bic. Receipts 10
bales: exports 73 bales.
WHEAT-New 81 70 for choice.
CoKN-90c.
OATs-Sic.
HAY-s26 90.
BRAN SOD 90.
CORNMEAL-e4 GO94 ..
PORK-s34 90.
LARD-I9l zg2l1Ic.
BACoN- Firm; shoulders l45zc; sides,
ISZc
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pa T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM,
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
je17-tf
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Choice Lard, put up in tin cans,
at twenty-one cents (21c.) per pound,
and no charge for cans, for sale by
L. RUFFNER, JR., & Co,
jy21tf. No. 8 Water Street.
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HOME AGAIN.-We are pleased to
see our esteemed fellow citizen. F II
Hodge, Esq, the we'll known Liouor
dealer, corner of Water and Syea-
more Streets, home again, after a
heightened soiourn at the Hot Springs
of Arkansas, and are gratifed to
learn that he is greatly improved in
health. He arrived by the Indiana
on Saturday night.
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BUILDING. - Mr.. James Steele is
engaged in building, on the former
site of his planning mill, double ten
ament brick house, which will be
somewhat different from any other
double tenament house in the city, as
a splendid ventilation will be secured
through the tire building.
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COOL.-The past three nights have
been quite cool and pleasant, and
have been duly appreciated by our
people.
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New nrlaRns Market.

BY telegraph NEW ORLEANS. July 20.
COTTON Middling 3215c; sales Of 528 bales ;
receipts I9c.
GOLD-l3J}1.
EXCHANGE r. Sterling $50; New York
sig p premium.
FL UR-Weaker; superfine SC; Xxx SO 60;
xxx 50 s..
CORN w h tie 81 20.
OATS 7Sc.
BBAN-El C591 o..
HAY-S27.
PORK-S3l 50d3f 70
BACpN-Firmer at I5alSZ619c.
BARD-FTm but unchanged.
EUGAR-Duu.
MOLAsSES- Nominal.
WHISKY-St l2Gl 10
COFFEE-FIrmer; fair l51zc; prime 1910
nc,
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BIG SALE.-One week from to-day,
the big tobacco sale will come off in
this city. A fine lunch will be served
on the occasion.
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RECORDERS CoURT-A farmer
was arrested on the charge of hitch
ing his team to the shade trees at the
Central Market House, and was fined
81 %, which he paid. We advise all
persons to be careful about hitching
their animals to the shade trees, as
they will be arrested if detected.
Two boys were arrested for fighting,
but as the case was considerably
mixed they were discharged.
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NOTICE.-Roon for rent and furni-
ture for sale. Inquire at JOURNAL
office.
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WILL RECUPERATE. = Recorder
Willard, who has not been in very
good health during the past year. will
leave tomorrow for West Baden
Springs, and will be gone two or
three weeks. We wish him a pleas
ant trip, and a speedy return to
health. Ben. Stinson, Esq. will Of
1iciate for him in his absence.
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Barrett's" does not affect the sys-
TEN.
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FILLING UP.-The Visit to the
Lakes and the communication from
Observer " have done some good, as
we notice that the Street Commission
er has commenced filling a bad hole
in the canal, near Buehner's chair
factory. The local of the English
edition of my two papers, both
daily" will take notice.
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SPLENDID The conglomerate
gravel that is now being put down on
Sycamore Street, is a splendid article,
and when completed, Sycamore will
be the best street in the city.
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Observation-Disclosures grand concert
and illumination will take place at
the Artesian Springs Park tomorrow
evening. A grand musical concert
will be given by the Evansville Or
chestra, and in addition to the ordi-
nary lamps, the Hirconia Light "
will be shown. The most perfect ar
rangements with the Street Railroad
Company have been made for the oc-
casion.
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Bg~ Armstrong; Patent Mosquito
Net Frame. The ne plus ultra.
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MAGNOLIA Neutrality-suspicious. to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. jyl9-deod&WIt
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THE PRICE.-ln our item about the
Mozart Hall yesterday, we failed to
give the price paid for it by Mr.,
Weiss. It was 1925.
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BG~ Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at |. q. d. HEIMAN's.
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Ba- Armstrong; Patent Musquito
Net Frame. None better.
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NashKIIIa Mnrknf

BY Telegraph NAsHvrr.r mis- On
GoTdoN 5a Dun; low middllngs 8OJ<c; good
W,lH WI z, Or red 81 10; amber 81 20;
FLOUR-s7W7 90.
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s9~ Undressed or wash kid gloves,
fifty cents per pair, at Hughes's. If
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-The case of the
State vs.. Aug. Byerstadt, tried on the
charge of larceny, took up the entire
day yesterday. The old COW case F"
was again revived, and we heard, for
the iiftieth time, the full description
of the dark red cow, with a GRUMPY
horn" that had swallow tail fork y
in one ear, and half crop" in the
other. Five lawyers were engaged in
this case-Hargrave and Mattison for
the State, and DENLY, Stinson and
Mcbride for the defense. The case
was given to the jury about supper
time, and after being out about two
hours, they returned a verdict Of
mot guilty" And this ends the
great " COW case" finally.
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To preserve Hair, use Barrett's. ,
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CoLoRED PIoNIC-The colored
folks had grand picnic at the Fair
Grounds yesterday, and large num-
Der of persons were on the grounds
during the day. So far as we could
learn the affair passed off in pleas
ant manner, without any disturbances.
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QUIET.-Our city has been very
quiet lately, and the police Courts
have almost suspended business.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-21
A Church Bellies SolIIoquy.

How warm it is The does not come,
Dear, dear, what shall I do!
l cannot worship as L ought,
Unless he Worships, to.
All, that's his loot adOWn the aisle
What music in his boot;
And see, his Urincely form is rObed
IN such stylish suit
From STROUsE & Bros Great West
ern Clothing House, No. So Main
Street, Evansville, Ind. jy21
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-21

Z" Barrett " studies the hair.