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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

TH. UNITED STATES COURT, MARCH 16-HoN.
GEO. S. BAYAN. pREsIDINa.-.he report OF Re-
giitrar Carpenter on the petition Of WIN. Miller
to establish liens confirmed, and order OF sale
granted. The report Of the eeistrar in the ca OF
j. O. 3. Darsan on petition to establish lien in the
matter OF D. Il. Gl.dney was confirmed, ond SALE
ordered, and ou' of proceeds costs to be paio aud
baiauce Returned subj ct to Older nf The court The
Reg strar reported favOrao tue petit, Il OF L.
I. Wright to set III no agains judgment il the
case Of A. j. snyiy. bankrupt. and tie order was
accordingly made. Tue OF J. A. Q ,ackenb' sh.
petitioner to place A. W. and C. I. III ines IN IN
voluntary bankruptcy, came up for hearing and the
debtors were cecired Sanktupts, and ordered wili-
in five d'y, to delive to Marshal or Messenger
schedule OF their effects, &c.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

THE PEAK FAMILY SWISS BELL RINGERS
The renowned Peak Family arc shortly TO give a
series CT their delightful enterainn MS at tho HI
bern;.n Hall. III the manipulation oil their iayorie
instruments the Peak amly exhibit dexterity wlich
only lie attained b. .onS years OF practice. Their
range OF music is 30 limited il former days,
IS in addition 10 the performances at the bed table,
they row give ered variety Of other instrumental
music corcert band, the principal menbers Of
which youeg lliie5. beins oae Of the chief az
fractions. as their STAY in Charleston will be limit
Cd to four days. thoy will probably draw full houses
and seats should bo &C -urej IN iiut.
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Savannah md Charleston Railroad
ro1uRIDIToR OF TEE NEWS.

The annual meeting Of this company takes
place to-day. and the election for President and
rirec.crs also lakes place it iS to be expected that
the s,ockbo der wi pl CO at the head of The roa1
young active, energetic practical railroad man. No
other one ill answer Pat the road through at the
shortest possible lime. Tho Sta demands il; the
people Charlie toll dem mi It, and the stockho.d re-
and bondho.ders demand it. T,is is no time for
fayori,ism We want work to be done-short, sharp
aud decisive STocKH ,LpERs AND EoSDHoLDERs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

FASHION NOTES.-The panner is cow pretty
much abolished.
Light green and vic!e. aro to be tho fashionable
spring co.ors.
Hish-butonnd Polish boots Of black kid are the
most fashionable b ut; for p:omouaie
French gilt and imitation ewory is still the rage.
and has almost entirely supc-c .ded ther.a ticlc.
Several wouId-bo Iashio-a lie families cn Fifth
avenue have added saiy dressed pages and fcnke, 8
to their domestic household.
The natty English Cat away coat, with siis flaps,
will rs the correct and fash onaoie s.yie for gentle
mon this spring.
Lace has become furore in New York. and all the
old trunks and chests of our grandmothers are being
ransacked to get the hafforgosen coowebs OF for
mer generation.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

THE CITY FULL.-There are more country
merchants and strangers generally IN the city than
there have been at auy one Tina since The close Of
the war. The VIII lesale houses ssem to be crowded,
auc the tapping and hammerng lite a. night,
together with the bright lights in the stores give old
Charleston almo. an ante bsilum 10 k. One Of the
most gratifying features Of tie business Of the
present is the Ct that merchants have come
up from alabama and Georgia who have not visit
US since Appom .ttox. Gradually are we winning
back our old tade. Blood will tell
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

CAuT1oN.-Wc understand that female call
ing herself Mr. smyths is going around the city
soliciting and and collecting money for the 'Iadies
Mutual id Association" We have been requested
by the officers o. sai associa to state tnat -
such person is autho IL to do but only such as
are the reGua ar collec ors ami who have their books
with tn. signatures CT the clcors OF the ASSOCIATION.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

UsD1NE drew another fine house at the thea
tire last night The performance was not, on the
WHOLE as great Cinderella. but the audi
ence seemed well pleased aud tho ballet scenes and
some of the songs were applauded to the echo Ma.
ager Whitman deserves cted for the excellent enter
tainment he has gwen us, and he and his company
will be welcome whenever they may see ft to pay
Charleston another visit
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

FIGHT AND STABB1Na AFFRAY.-Last Sunday
afternoon. SO ious fight occurred in Sheph rd-
sireet between five six wkite men. when knives
were drawn and ono of the part By the name OF
Charlton. was cut five tim m,s in the ba k and side
he is said to be dangerously wounded and laid up.
The matter is undergo ns inves. .isadon by magis-
frafo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

REPORTERS CRUMBs.-There will be sale
on the 18Th instant OF articles recovered by the de-
tect, es, unless Claimed and Identified before that
tmo.
Taxpayers will bear in mind that this ID the last
month f'r paying the corporation tax
The tune is passed for aking assessments; per.
sons a requested to make their returns this week,
or they will be subjected to al aJdiona! Of ty
per cent.
Leitch & Eruns will sell at auction to-day the
se1mcr Rock aud as she lies Oh the bank III Hog
Island thannel.
A grand old o.ks concert and tableaux want"
are being held at the Adams Pre- b; @ iaa Church,
Gcorgcslrec u aid OF the church, aud they are SUBJ
sta. italy patronz d.
Quite stir WAS created III he street Yesterday by
a gaily dressed m,sq lctadtr wh1 WAS bena ca ricd
to the euardhous, or voiatin. city ordinance by
appearing on The street in costume.
An eng reer on the Norh, aslern Railroai threw q
basket of clothes TO On the Plato m III tho
depot on TUESDAY in mistake. Whocvtr the pcrsoa
was they viii obee by returning it TO tho loser by
leaving it at The upper guardhousc.
subs ant,al pla * 70 ID has lem laid in Ann
stree. by tho South Carolina Railroad. IL the reish.
OI
to veh'cies, &c.
The Upper Wards Guardhouse is undergoing
thorough whitcwashing anj cleaning.
The Charleston Hotels to be adorned with new
style OF gothic rs fixtures.
The Charleston avorites. the vaue Sisters left for
Columbia las, night to 81 Brief eugI einent at that
place.
Mr. stelumeyer at the foot of Eo,u ain-stroct. is
will to give large lot of sawdus! at Lis mill to
any olc " ho will cart it away.
lot OF land iu alarket-street. sixty by scvo"iy
feet. with the building it. WAS .old yes erday by
LoSndcs& Grmball for s5353. This is q good prlce,
and shows that real es ute is looking up.
There l. q city ordinance requiring PLATFORM TO
he laid before the gateway. OF every house; it Is
being T g dly enforced. Those who have not given
the mater attention had better do so at once
rev and we'll built lighter, constructor by Mr.
J. j. Dewitt for Captain john Ferguson, can he seen
at Accommodation Wharf,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

SUDDEN CoLD.-The cool change which the
Recommendation Us took place in Richmond
on Monday, was not long in resching this latitude.
The Thermometer which. in the middle OF the day,
on Monday, stood at seventy-.wo. by sunrise on
Tuesday morning had fIllen to tho neishborhood OF
forty, sn] all day yesierd.y the weather was cold
clustering and dsagreeable. the sudden change
being saY. rely felt.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17
LOCAL MATTERS.
AUrryoNsALES THIS DAY.

LErrcH g. BRUINS will sell at IL o'clock, at
the o d Pos Office the steamer Rockl"nd
: G. McBa1pE NTH will sci. at 10 O'Clock IN front
Of his saie.ro M Droadsrcet. horses venleies &c:
r. M. MAasHALL& L OTHER will sell at half-past
10 O'Clock at cir Office, Bruadsre t, mules, veui-
clcs, &c
corner King aud Libeity streets. dry goods, CLOTH
ing and hats.
N. HUNT & Son will sell at 10 O'Clock, at their
saesro ,m Meeting-stre". boots. g. oes aud oroglps
J. Fraser SATHEwEs viii sell at IL o'cl.ck, ut
b{s Office Broad street, side and draft horse.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

DISSERTATION. N.-Some Of the visitors to Mag
nolia Gene cry. Of late. have been acting in most
scandalous manner. Chipping off pieces OF the tomb
stones destro! the f,wcrs and plants and other
wise desoc rating he home OF the dead. Could not
detectives b. effectively employed to ferret out tho
perpetrators OF thcso Cutrages9 Certainly some
steps should be taken bring them to coudign pun
iehnPnt
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

ST. PArR1cK's DAY. To-day, the great Irish
anniversary the hearts of the sons of Erin all over
the world beat respons We to tender recolechons Of
their native o and will not be for ottCn in Charles.
ton The Hiberniin Society Will give grand dinner,
while the St 2atri:k's >ociey and other Iri-h Or
ganiza,ions will each celebrate the day alter their
own fashion.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

ARREsrs.-The Columbia Phmnix, of yester-
doy, soys: Hen Key, Sr, and John Henry Key,
his SON, Robert K.rnigan. Pleasant Sharpton aud
William E. Flint. accused of riot and attempt to
murder William Kennedy. Deputy State Constable,
reached this city last everins. in charge Of State
Constable hubbard. and were lodged mail
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

WANTED, LoDaINas.-The rush OF visitors
has tSaen the hotel aud bolrdng house keepers by
surprise and upset all tueir calculations The
Charleston Hotel is iull from the basement to the
garrett and is refusing customers while the Pavilion
Hotel is IN the Same pleasant predicameut These
visitors did not come down to see Madame Diari or
Laura Bell or any ether man, but to see the spring
goods which can be bught 10 better advantaoe In
Charleston than any other place wot Of.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

HOTEL ARRIVALS, MARCH 16.-P Paotlion Hotel.
Saragossa; worsham. Cooper River; Anley.
Orapg burg; VIM Stearns. Mayfeld. Fla; W Smith,
warren,on; H Bond, Laurel County, Ga; j II
Gourdock. Newberry; Jos W saxon, " Morehead,
Union; Isaac sauls, Jr, smokes Cross Roads; W L
Smith. q wi cox. W Goodrich New York; A B
" bod, A Wright John Il Swain. sy.a acusc. N Y;
J Teathersbee, Augusta; VIM siuclair, New York:
Robert uttle st stephens; W Davis, Georgia; Jno
8 sail, lennessec; W smith S G Dowllng. Bam-
berg; D LOUIS. Orangebu 6; avis and wife, Glen
Falls; " Williams, h1ouck's Corner; " Maurice,
Kingstree; " Pooser, Oraugeburg; W Green, St
Alb4ns.
Charleston HoisL-T Kelly, tity; Storat, F
E Murray S G Ferguson, A Laramore, C @
Chandler, Augusta; W c Burnett, Union; Green,
New Y rk; D Gary. Captain W Watts and lady.
hrs E Gary, Newoerry; W Mitander Stockholm;
J = stotter, w1fe and child, 1homis Whitman, e
Kelsey and daughter. Mrs Holden. Mrs j Hunter,
New York; Jos Bartlett, Miss Bartlett, Bangor;
8 Plant Connecticut: ] v. johnson Baltimore; j.
fred Rhett, Ashepoo;J A Davis wife and child.
Beaufort; Baker, Ashepoo; J Rob. rtson.
Langley, MIS- Langley. III Bear,e, Mrs Bearcs,
Boston; Wa akcr Miss Walker, Mrs Boyuton, Miss
Brooks, T Merrill, wife and two children, B Blake
man, wife and sou, H Richardson, wife and son,
b Davis, Ma,n-ri and two ladies', Now York;
BFerno Mrs Fenuo. Boston; Miss Yeggiss, j A Bel
d-H, J J Davis aud wife, Joseph, Barnett John
Sardy. wife and son, Brown, Mr. snd SIrs 81
TenEyck, Dr.. Miss Ballen, New York; RS V
Hopkins, Baltimore; E " Crowe'l, New York; Colj-
mel G Allison, U $ A.; Miss Allison, Atlanta; H
Blanchard, Boston.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

SKIFF g. GAYLoRD's MINISTRIES appear at Hi
bernian Hall tonight for the FIRST time aud will pre-
sent bill of varied and rare attractions. The COM
pany embraces in its list of performers opera COLE
mediaGs fine singers and expert dancers. There IS
q fine brass banu attached to the troupe
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

GASd OF YOUNG DEsrERADoEs.- About laf-
past seven O'Clock Oh Mondiy night. DIR J. /. paw-
son left his buggy in front of his door, Chapestrect
in ch,rge of small white boy, and went no Mr..
Vanderhorst's to see pa; ent. On com ng OFT he
found parcel of hllfgrown white fellows ting
his boy who resisting their attempts cut the
harness of the horse and steal the buggy umbrellas
The appeara &C OF he Doctor caused tLe'n 20 make
off They are known, bowever. and will sooa b. In
1imho
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

LECTURE BY BISHOP PERsIco.-Risht Rev.
Bishop Persi'o will deliver lecture at Joseph's
: Church on Thn1sdiy evening at eight O'Clock Ad
mission twenty-five cents. The high reputation OF
the reverend lecturer and tho good ooect to which
the receipts will be appropriated. should draw
largo audience.
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NEETLNGS TITS DAF.

st. Patrick's Benevolent Society, at 8 A. NJ.
Hlbernlan society. at l2 III.
Eebrew Benevolent Society, at half-past P. M.
Savannah and Charleston kailioad, ut 12 III.
Jefferson Lodge, ut L. NJ.
pulme;to Pioneer Cooperative Associetion, a
baifpsst +. II
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W:ANDD FERTILIZER.

THE wANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY offers 10 the Planters and Fnrmcrs of tho
South their Fertilizer known as tho eva Do FER
TILIZ r." which the experience of the past season
has proved to be one of the most valuable IN our
market It has for it's base the materials from the
Phosphate beds oil the Company Ashlc, River.
and is prepared at tbc,r works al tho EAST END OF
HAsEL-SI Rect in this city. In order to guarantee
i!s uniformity and mairtain lis high standard the
Company has made arrangements with The distin-
cui. n cd Chemist, DIR. c. U. sHFPAED Jr., who
carefully annlyzes all the ammoniacal anl other mn
terial purchased by the Company, nn3 the prepared
Fertilizer, before being cd for sale. The Com
pany is resolved to make an article which will prove
to be "comylcte Manure" and give entire sats-
faction.
For terms, circulars. and other information, apply
to wM. C DUKES CO., Agents.
No. south Atlantic Wharf.
Januar,4 mwi 3moe
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

THE PRopR1ETons OF "Whnnu's Raw Bone
Super phosphate OF Limo cordially Invite falmerf.
dealers aid hers interested in procuring first.
class manure TO call and examine their worls, SEE
process of manufactu G. and insp ct the mlterials
used. They have seeret,, give full value. and
euaraptce tbei, Phosphate to come up to Il Q tan
dard analysis. Clashorn. Herring & Co. arc the
agents for the sale Of 1t in AUGUSTA aud Charleston
February 90 limo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17

TIE DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
bsrs in the city at SIX DOLLARS year in advance or
at YrrEEN CENTS a week, payable to the carriers
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17
TIE DAILY NEWS.

Largest CircuIation.-THRh DAILY NEWS
BEING TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
coGNIzED AS RiTIEG 7E.E LARGEST CIR
cEE17foN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE FOSTOFFIcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoFIS-
IONS OF TIE NEW PoSToFFIcE Law.
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4yer's Caitt,,!ar!ic Pills,
FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES OF y FAMILY


PuISIU,
arc o ccmpos Il that GIscasc within TIC ran. OF
their action eau raioy with -ianh oe cvtdf them.
lleir pcnct a.iag properties scirc'' and Gle nsf'
and invGorL,e csc Jortioh oi tho human orIai:-
il Ill., currc;iu. lis diseased actIon ana rest r1il us
hrahy yitalitica. As conscqi nee o in'>c pio-
DC ties the Invalid who IL DnSci dowr wiin pam OF
ply-i: l G.uiiIy is asioushcd 10 ilEt his heal Or
energy rc torcd Ly remedy ut o! W SO simple aud
Not ouly do they rure The everyday complaints
of Yerybuty but also mary formidable anu dingrr-
OILS l;ea. e. he agent lclow nan Il Is LEASED 70
fur. i.h cr,tis my Amer cau m Lac. coniaiLins
C. rtliiclrs of thoir cures and directions ioi their
rsc in to followIg L comp ANTS: tostivencss,
Heartburn. BcIdach" aislng from disorder OF
stom ,h, Eau. ca Indigestion, PUN III 'nd SlcfDid
Iuaoi, !, Of tue l:owos, fla u!cnc., Loss OF appe.
ttr J.,in,ilce and other kindred complaints aris.
iur fruu :; low stale OF the bodv or obs rGcl ID oil
II fuuc iuus They arc an txccieut aitrritiyc Tor
dc rcuoyaion OF The BIO aud the res. ora Ion OF
,Guc alt, ;.rLugLA 10 lbs iSS;em oebi!tated by dis
ease.
PREPARED pY
Do. j. q. AVER & CO.,
Ia.wall. Mass
Sold at wholesale, by DOWlE & EOISL,
Charleston 5. G.. aud by kcaiI Druggists every
where, fma3moS ptc De'rE,ber -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-17
Haluable City Property, at Auction.
.HUTSON LEE. Auctioaeer.

Valuable City Property, at AUCTION.
HUTSON LEE. Aucti0aeer.
By virtue Of an orderof sa'e to me directed by the
the Hon. George - Br,sn, Judge OF tn United
St ter Iistric Conrt for the District Of south Car
DINA. VIII fer for ,lc al Public Auction, at the
Old Postofice, foot Of Broad3treef, Chnrlesion ).
c., IN TUESDAY,, April 9th. 1869, at II O'Clock
A. NJ.
All that LOT OF LAND. with the buildings there.
on. 81. uate Tho north side OF anrket-strcet and
known No. 40, In tha City of Charleston, measur-
ing in trUnt OH Market-street thirty feet and IN
depth fty.sevcn foot, DO the same more or less;
bUurded tn the noslh by lands no or late OF VIM.
Waidsworh. cisI by lands OF JAG b oscnfe'd,
south by alarke;.strcet. and west by lands now or
late OF Ma y Grruor'e.
Terus-One-th rd ,sh; bIlance in two equal sue
ccRsyc annual 1lstalmeuts, secured by eOn'l OF pur
cli: Sur bearing interest II Of le, and mort.
gage upon the pr inises. he, ,huiorg TO be insur-
e., for not less than tue amount of the bond and tho
policy assigned. LOUl. McLA NJ
Assignee Of t. Daily
March is 1917 10 20 IS 27 90 81 Ap25
THE STATE ,,F SOUTH CAROLINA
GREENvlLJE COUNlY.-lN CHANctRY.
Hyman, Byra .. Co.. Us. Grady & Ha'Othorn.
Bill 10 For.close Mortgage, &c
BY virtue OF the decretal order of his gonor, Judge
James L. rr, IN ,de n the above case, will sell
to The highesi bidder at Grcc.ville Courthouse, on
MONDAY, the III Of april next.
The PREai ISES deecrib in The pleadings. viz:
All that PIECE, PAkCEL AND TRACT OF LAND,
situated IN the County OF GrecnH 10. seven miles
fr, m tho couthou and si1 from the Gree. willie
kailroad Depot lying on both side OF ieedy River,
containing tour hundr.d and nine nine ncres,
more or lps1, in high ate of cultivation Upon
tho place IL locate the veil known Cotton aud Wool
Factory of the drtfndn is 1beCot:on Factory is in
'ull operation, with some nine hundred and fifty
spind'es and twcpl -four looms; the Wool Factory
with one hundred and twe iy mule splndles. is also
IN good orJcr ard successful ope alton. On the
prem ses are good FIGURING, Grist ant Saw Mills.
" th blacksmith sho. two com ortable dwelling
houses aud several small fr,m,d houses Tor the
operatives. with nice brick church. The water
Iow all Is sufficient to drive three times
the amount Ct machinery now 10 operation. The
country liz rcma knbl, healthy. with climate un-
surpassed in the United >tales, with sober, indus
tricus ard outrcetic population. Wooded lands ad-
jiceut well limbcrd, cln BIZ purchased OF reasona-
bic prices T:.i- il the best oppo tunly Tor au in
vesnent 10 capitalists that has bceu offered in the
up-cuuntry since The wIr.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. W. A. Med iNIEL, y. G. q.
Clerks Office February I'D, 1869.
Marrh swS
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28

CAIRO, May H.-Port List-BelIe Mem
phis. from Memphis Co -. Louis, al j 1
p. n Glasgow, from 81. Louis to Pitts.
burg, at ia p. M. Bismarck, from st. Louis
to New Orleans, at 2 p. NJ; CAIRO, from ~
Louis TO Memphis, al p. NJ: Armada, TIv-
ansville pacset, at y. b. Tie river has
fallen SIX inches. Raining. Weather
warm.
CINCINNATT, May 2T.--Port list-ArrIvals
Golden = agile, Wheeling; Argosy. 81.
Louis; Annie Laura, kanawha Depart
ures-ArgOsr, BlttsbuTg; Annie laura,
Kenawba; Emma Floyd, Nashville KiV-
er rising slowly with Il feet o water in the
channel and IS under the bridge.
NASHVILLE. NJ v Z7.-River falling with
forty inches OF waller on the shoals. WeHth~
er Gear and hot. Mercpry 0i2 ga tue shade
g. p. Boats p1rted-Lumsden ana
Milbrey, for Upper Cumberland; lie el-
Is u, for Padue "A,
PirTsBURG, May 81 MOnopgOheta feet
10 tucneS and falling Weather cloudy and
warm. TherInometer7O7
LOUISVILLE, May n - Port Li-t-Iron-
sides, 81 Louis e. Pittsburg; Mfaneola.
CinctnnGI to Memphis: Rob Roy, New
Orleans 20 Cincinnati; Charmer, Cincin-
natl 10 Evansville; Rich moud, from New
Orleans; Kate Robinson, Cincinnati TO -.
Louis; Virginia. t. shreveport, Win rail-
road iron; Nicholas Longwor To New
Orleans River about stationary, with
feel inches water iu the canal. feet =
inches on tile falls, and3 feet inches over
the FUcEs. Weather warm ana sI0Wery.
Business moderate. The silver Nom still
remains fast aground OH the reef
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28

SERIOUS AFFRAY.-A serious alter
cation took place yesterday afternoon,
about half-past two o'clock, at sa-
loon on First street, between George
Meyer, night-watchman at Forth g.
BowIes' stable. and Joe App, in which
the latter inflicted severe and pain
full wound, three inches long, on the
right side of Meyers face. The struc-
lures were cut to the bone, and the
eye swollen and closed. Il is sup
posed that the cut was caused by
his fist, although an eye witness
thought that it was made by kick in
the face. DIR. Mageniss dressed the
wound, after which the combatants
were taken before the Recorder.
Apps trial was put off until to-day.
While at the Recorders office Meyer
behaved himself badly, and the Recor-
der directed the marshal to take him
to the lookup for contempt of court.
Meyer gave bond, however, and was
released until this morning. From
all the information we could get it
seems that App was not much to
blame for striking Meyer. but tie
facts in the case will be developed at
the trial this morning.