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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-08

THE HENDERSON TRAGEDY.-Our
dispatch received from Henderson on
Tuesday, relative to the murderous
assault made by negro man upon his
wife was erroneous in several partieu-
lars. We received a correct version
Of the affair from the officers of the
MoIlie Norton. The negro's name is
Henry Priest, who arrived in Hender-
son by the Fanny Brandeis on Tues
day morning, and went to his house,
where he found his wife and her
mother. He sat around talking
friendly with them till near noon,
when he arose to leave. The women
told him to stay for dinner. He de-
clined, saying he was going to his
mothers. He went down town, pur-
chased a pocket-knife, and returned
to the house, where he found his wife
over the wash-tub.
He remarked that he did not expect
to live another day in this world and
did not want to, but believed he
swould kill her first. He then struck
her in the neck, cutting a frightful
cash. Her mother ran to her assist
ance and caught Priest around the
waist, but he freed himself and
knocked his mother-in-l aw out OF
doors. He then renewed the assault
upon his wife, threw her down and
stabbed her in eight different places.
He then walked out Of the house,
met policeman, ard told
him that now he had had revenge ''on
that woman" and that the policeman
might take him to Jail or hang him,
he did not care which-that he had
intended to kill his wife and had
bought the knife for that very purpose
He was taken into custody and lodged
in Jail. The woman is terribly
wounded, but was alive yesterday
morning, and may recover. Some oil
her wounds indicated that the fiend
had turned the knife in the wound
cutting out a piece of the flesh, The
woman, after being almost cut tc
pieces, ransfor protection to a neigh.
bors house, holding the gaping wound
in her neck together with her hands
and presenting a most CORY appear
aAce. The assault is represented as
one manifesting the most savage bru
tally.
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NeW Orleans Martnt

Dy Aeiegraph.l NEW ORLFAps. Ipryz
,, EIoIioss-E sier niddnnq s2l<c. So, 90
GOLD-86% III = lou D0les.
STERLING-4g<
NEW YORK 9IGur ~ .
SUGAR-Quiet - F'e'Aiunn.
COFFEE--915MlOc. f1rfr,,s ts>,,.
MOLAs5ES-R ebofied 5r, e5iAN'
FLoUR--Dull; superfDe 81 m. v,V1occ-.
Xxx S6 IS. aoVV5 Xxx t6 . :
CoRE-White 81 O5al on
OATs-73074c.
BRAN-sf Is.
HAY-Prime 81.
PORK-s34 50.
BAcON-Retailing for 15al8Le.
WHIsKY--971 zcmgI o.
lG54c. io1a'9
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Chicago Market.

B5 Telegraph CHICAGO, JULY.
EAsTERN ExOHAfGE-Stea
FLOUR--ActiVe; u 00G9 IS for Winter
Extra; s. 2596 50 Tor Spring Extra, and
q 70 for spring Superfine.
WHEAT-EasieF, but irregular; No. 1,
81 SEA 81: MOI 81 279l 70, ciosing at out
side quotations.
CONSEQUENTLY active, and the market
excited; prices 1920 higher: sales OF No.
I at 77c.. and NO.2 az 751<Qg77LSc., closing at
76HU76%c.
OATs-Aetive, and l5z921zc. higher, and
closed % 683aG6654c. for No. 2.
RYE-SteadY and quiet, closing at 81 08
for No. J.: sales at 81 O5qI 06.
SARLEY-Dq4 and nominal; 81 As for
MOI.
HIGHWIEEs-Dui and easier; 841IGBjo.
PaOVIsIONs-Dull and almost lfeless
sales OF 5000 dry sailed shoulders, heavy,
at PFC. BIess Pork nominal, at 1913 90.
Lard, IB15Gi9e
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Cincinnati Rarkes.

BY Telegraph.l CINCINNATI. July 7.
FLOUR-Is firmer under an improved To-
cal and order demand, and prices advanced
l0gl5cs superfine 81 g0G5 CO; extra IS l0a
81, and family IS 75q6 co.
WHEAT-Is firm, but active at 81 25dl 90
for os. and ! red Winter.
CoRG-Is In request at 72g73c for mixed,
and 7jc for white.
OATs-Are frmer and in demand at 689
zoe for Nos. aud l, and not many 20 be
hal mt these rates.
RYE-Is weak and easier; No. i 81 I20l 10,
and No. 2 81 OS0i 10.
BARLEY-Is dull and nominal.
nj Ess PORK-t32 -.
BULK MEATs-lz14c for shoulders; rib
sides I55lc: clear rio l8g16Zc; clear sides
l6HMl65zc.
BACON Firm but quiet for shoulders; rib
sides lie; clear rib l75sc; clear l75a9lSc.
LARD-l9c and dull.
WHIsKY-Sold!at9 4c, and Is firm at this
rate.
NGE-H Heavy s,I-IOQI-S discount.
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OUTGUsHING GENERosITY.-A gen.
tleman whose name we omit, from
Barnard's Landing, KY, while in the
city yesterday on business lost his
pocket book, containing $3.50 and
some papers of value. The pocket
book was found on the street by Off
Ger Jackson, who made inquiries for
the owner In short time Jackson
met the gentleman to whom the mon
ey belonged, who was greatly troubled
over his loss. After the man de-
scribed the wallet and its contents
Mr.. jackson gave it to him, and the
gentleman was so much pleased at the
recovery of his property that, in the
most reckless and upbounded spirit
of liberality and generosity, he offered
the finder the magnificent reward of
ttoenty. fire centsl History furnishes
no parallel of such a munifcent spir-
it, and the officer was SO astonished
at the princely offer that he did not
accept the proffered gift
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SO, Louis Market.


By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, July 7.
ToBAcUO-Steady. quiet and unchanged.
cotton Nothing doing. -
HE1fP-Dull with small sales: undressed
at 81 l5gl 30.
FLoUE-Yery tim for low grades which
are scarce and wanted: superhne 81 750
8 80, X 8 2595 70, Xxx So 5Og6 80, Fail Xxx
Sc 75N7 50.
WHEAr-Heavy aud lower at 81 I5aI rs
for No. 2, 81 l89l 10 for No. /, 81 20Gl y for
choice to fancy Club; new FAN declined
5Ql0c; choice Lew red sold at 81 30 choice
old red at 81 3O9l 32Ia: choice new white at
81 3laI 50: choice old white al 81 40.
CORN-Active and high er; for best grades
in sacks sl922c; for prime to choice yell
low S3g6jc: Tor pr ne 20 choice white 909
94c; fancy do. 95g97c.
OATs-HOlders urn and buyers stood of,
Offering 6596jc for round lots mixed and
white; de lers took mixed al 66c, and
CHOICE and fancy at 6S47Oc.
RYE-Better, at 81 10 for choice.
" HIsKI-Better at 63g08Ae, and held
higher.
GROCERIES Fair business; 22g2jc for
good fair to prime Rio coffee; I2gl41zc for
louisiana sugar; 7O9sOe for plantation
IRoi&sse3.
PoRK-Duil and lower at So 75G83 co for
dry salt m at; very little doing there be-
ing stand-on between holders and smo-
kers; small sales OF shoulders, packed, at
I3al31%c.
BACON - Flrmer, and slightly better
prices were obtained for ordered lOrs I;
shoulders sold at Ag4Zc: RIB sides nc; ;
C ear rib lS1zWis5zcS clear sides l7160lS14c
LARD-Du aHd weak at l9ml9Hc for
order lots IN fierce: 20gLlc in keg.
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SETTLEMENT OF AN ELECTION BET.
During the Spring campaign, in this
city, a wager of three dollars a side
was made between VIM. Mills and
Tom. Bush. on the result in the
Third Ward. Bush bet Van Ripper
would be elected Councilman. and
Mills backed his judgement on
Mr.. Semonin, and Frank Edmonds
was stakeholder. After the election
was over, and the Council had de-
cided the contest, both parties claimed
the stakes; and while the matter was
in dispute between them, Edmonds
held on to the money. About ten
days ago. as we are informed, Bush
brought suit against Frank Edmonds
for the money. The case was tried
before Esquire McTernan, and Bush
got a judgment against Edmonds.
The judgement was stayed for ten
days, and the time expired yesterday.
Mills proposed to donate his five dol
lars to the Orphan Asylum, and JUS
tice McTernan said he would donate
his costs to the same object. And
this ended the matter.
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CITY N E W S /.
To County Agricultural So
RfRffnS

As the season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
ing to make contracts for their printing
we would call especial attention to our
superior facilities for doing all classes of
this work, such as Catalogues, Premium
Isis, Tickets, &c. We are also prepared
to 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 faeili-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon US, or
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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Notice 10 Oontrantnrn

July 9Th, 1869.
The Common Council or the gffv of
evansville Will receive sealed uroneanfl
until the 18Th day OF july 1862 fof f44rI-t
dnk an materials aud extending Thirf
street Seventh Avenue sewer nom ffa
~ PseseH l form mus on Walker Street 20 tho
ca ~ side of Clark street.
~ tlAen aus y ue made lm cash. unou tna
cg,liliI lelon Of each block, less rs per cent.
Wntcn VII DE retained by the CITY unffi
5alo lever Is completed aud accented
Sl5Sciuct ION can BE seen 40 this once.
by of0ef OF tne Council.
a. NJ, MCGRIFF, Clerk.
by -. "A. MCdRIFF Deputy.
ely Olefh once hvaHBvtlle. july sth
loo'' Dyb tai Union CODY.
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Enrnnean Market.


BY Cable.l LONDON July Z.
Consols-For money 931<; Account 935k
30 bonds 651S; Erie I91z; illinois Central
SO Stocks firm.
LIVERPOOL, July T.-COtton quiet; mid
ding Uplands 1919; Orleans I21z; sales Of
10000 bales: California white wheat los 90 ,
and red western gs Sd -four DIS Cd; mixed
28s Cd for Old, and 27s for new; oats 3g Al .
pork 99s beef sos lard los; cheese Cos; ba-
con 02s 50 spirits tufpentine I'd, and rehn-
ed do Is 615d; taliow AS Cd; petroleum at
Antwerp G1z francs. $500
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Kemphls Markell.

BY TeisgKaph,l MEMPHIS. July T.
CoTToN salesj receipts % bales; ex-
ports II.
FLoUR-In betterdemapd, at s. 20 for sl-
perfine, and g 2jMs 50 for family.
WHEAT-N eW, 81 259l 80.
CORN-90d5&g,
OATs-Tsc.
HAY--S26 90.
BRAN 81.
CoRSBIEAL-s4 . for X. d.
PORK-s34 so.
LARD-20G2l1zc
BACoE-W Weaker; shoulders, 141lc; sides.
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MEDICAL.-Some of the physicians
of Indianapolis have been expert
menting with earth dressing for
wounds, and are delighted with it. 1t
consists in a simple application of dry
sifted earth to cuts, decorations or in
dolent ulcers, and is far superior to
any kind of salve.
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DELEGATES FROM MT. VERNON
The following delegates arrived from
Mt. Vernon yesterday, and were pres
ent at the railroad meeting last night
Col. J Ohm A. Mann, E. I. Sullivan,
Jas. W Whitworth, DIR. S. II. Pearse,
j. K. Duckworth, John Deitlerly
Daniel ROsenbaum, w. H. Larkin
John NJ. Lockwood and John Lar.
kin.
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louisville market.

By Telegraph.I IFoEIsVILLE, July :.
FLoUR-Superfine 81 -,
WHEAT RED 81 %: white "a 30,
CORN--Shelled IN bulk Csc.
OATs-In bulk zoe.
RYE-Sl 20.
TOBACC0-Sales 389 hhds at s. 2505 So
PORK Ness S33.
BAcoT-shoulderss I414c; clear rib sidei
I75Zc: clear sides 1870.
HAMs-l91zc.
A4AED-l9l5c.
HHGETWTNFg ....T
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SENT OFF.-The man who was rob-
bed by Kate Simpson on Monday, of
SIT, would NOT claim his money, and
Kate used the stamps" to pay the
passage of herself and Rose Mah2n
(anoth prisoner) to Vincennes. Our
police are glad to get rid of them.
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CIRCUIT esterday in the
case of App VS.. Hamburger, the
plaintiff dismissed the case at his
own cost.
The case of Saleta Evans VS.. Mary
Stephens, was tried by the court, but
the Judge has not yet given his de-
cision.
In the eveningfhe case of App VS.
u. c. Sdnson, was taken up. This
was suit on IA account, and was not
concluded yesterday.
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College and Assistant State Geogolist
of Illinois. is in the city. He and
John Collett, Jr., of Eugene, have
been making an exploring excursion
down the Ohio River, having foated
from Cannelton in a skiff. To-day
they will explore the Bodiam Mines
and make other observations of the
city and vicinity.
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FoR SALE.-Wm. HunneI adver-
tises his residence, on Chandler
Street, and his planning mill and stock,
on corner of Walnut and Fifth Streets
for sale. See his advertisement in
to-day's JOURNAL.
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OvERRULED. = The Indianapolis
Mirror has the following:
In the District Court 10 the matter
Of the Evansville National Bank VS..
the Metropolitan National Bank. of
New York, a demurrer to bill was
overruIed.
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HEAVY SHIPMENT.-The Messrs.
Fendrich, the enterprising tobacco
nists, received yesterday, from the
factory of John Fendrich, at Lancas-
ter, Pa, $4,000 cigars, which is one
of the largest invoices ever received
in this city. This looks like business.
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EeW York pry aoods Markel.

By IeIegrapnlI NhW JILL ~ =
The dry goods market is firm for an de-
scripuOns OF staple COTTON e19a I' ~ ah -, a
-, - "a note, however. The Aga
~ Ii 4 Z brown sheetinas have advanced
WON I,fI 70 he; the stark A do. are 1Sc
- - 49, and bring I612c: Clark's do. are up
~ ne. and Indian Orchard Corset-Jeans
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CITY A ssEssMENT.-The total valu-
alton Of personal property returned
to the Assessors, so far, foots up an
aggregate of S3,732,677. The total
number Of polls is 3.543.
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CHOICE LOTS FOR SALE.-We d.
rect especial attention to the adver-
tisement of choice city lots for sale in
this mornings JOURNAL. Persons de-
string to invest in city property could
scarcely find better opportunity.
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INDIANs.-Some vagabond Indians,
who have been hanging around. New
Albany for some time, passed down
on the Morning Star yesterday, bound
for Henderson at present.
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synopsis of the remarks of the differ
ent gentlemen who made speeches,
but have endeavored to give the sub
stance of what was said, in order that
our readers may get a general idea of
the spirit and feelings of those who
spoke on the subject. We have no
doubt that great good was ac-
complished by the meeting last night,
as many persons who were in the
dark, on the railroad question, we're
pretty thoroughly enlightened.
EVANSVILLE IS AHEAD.-We bow
profoundly and make our acknowl-
edgements to our neighbors down at
Evansville. We accord TO them the
palm over New Albany or any other
Hoosier town or city in one thing, at
feast. and that is ip their superior
Cornet Band. under the leadership OF
our genial friend, Prof. Buck. This
band visited our city on the TaTascon
Friday night, and it did US the honor
and afforded US the pleasure OF a
serenade. Better music than it made
we never heard from any Western
Band, and we have heard the best OF
them. Prof. George Warren led the
band while here, with Prof. Buck
assisting him, and the rich, full notes
| that poured out In melody from every
| instrument, enraptured all who
heard the charming performance, and
made them feel that it was good tc
live ia a world where such music
| filed the air with its enhancing
sweetness. We authorize the JOUR.
NAL and Courier to claim for Evans
vile the Champion Band of Indiana
and may that Gig ever continue tc
honor it as now, for It is well worthy
| of all the Partially and praise be-
slowed upon it.-Neto Albany Com
nterciaI.
The above item is strictly correct
except in one essential particular
The band referred to by the Com
naes.ciaJ is the Crescent City Silver
Band, under the leadership Of Prof
Geo. W. Warren, and not the COrne
Band; although the latter, for new
band, performs some delightful music
The Crescent City Band is the bes
in the State. and we justly feel prouC
oft.
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THE GRAND CONCERT To-NIGHT.-
This evening is set apart for another
grand gala night at the Artesian
Springs Park. The grove and foun-
tains will be magnifcently illumin-
ated with the beautiful Chinese Ian
terms. The Concert will be given by
the Evansville Orchestra. home in
stitution, and one that embraces as
much talent as any similar organiza-
ton in the West, each member being
a thorough and proficient musician.
The programme consists of fifteen
choice pieces, among which we notice
selections from Rosini, Verdi, Mo
Fart, Strakosch, Muller, and other
great masters, and from the well
known reputation of the Orchestra,
we feel satisfied that the different
pieces will be rendered in a style
fully worthy of the names of the re-
nowned composers. Colonel Wehle1
and his attentive assistants will spare
no efforts to make all comfortable
who may attenda
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PERsoNAL.--Among the many
strangers in the city yesterday, we
were pleased to meet Hon. R. T
Kercheval, of Rookport. George B.
Williams, U. S. Revenue Agent, OF
Lafayette, Byron Bingham. of Pa
toka, Hon. i. I. Sullivan and j. K.
Duckworth, of Mt. Vernon. John
Callett, a prominent citizen of
Eugene, Ind. was also in the city.
Prof. f. Il. Bradley, of Hanover
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RECORDER's CoURF.-Jim. Sher-
wood was arrested for vagrancy and
fined s25 90. He was given until
nine o'clock this morning to leave
town.
George Stephenson, drunk and dis
orderly, was fined $50 20.
VIM. Nolan, drunk, s. 60. Re.
plevied.
Victoria McLein, colored female
for keeping a house of ill-fame, was
fined $50 90 and costs. Sent tt
Lookup.
A white man. who gave his name
as Bill Baker, was arrested at the
house of Victoria, and will have his
trial to-day at PM.
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Mr.. MCDOWELL,

From Carmi. Ills, was next called
upon. He said the people of his town
and county we're crazy On the subject
of railroads. Under the laws of Hi
nois, they had special facilities for
helping to build railroads, as the State
extended It's aid to the same. He rep
resented that they were willing to
go into any good railroad enterprise,
but were specially interested in the
proposed road from this place. IF we
could only run the road through
Carmi, they would give their full
share of the amount needed to build
the road. They wanted a railroad,
and must have one. The people in
his section preferred to deal at Ev
ansville, as they could buy goods as
cheap here as in any other market,
and hoped that the enterprise of build
ing our road would he undertaken.
The meeting then adjourned, and
the large audience departed, evidently
much pleased with the strong feeling
manifested in regard to the matter.
In our report, we have only given
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PASSING AwAY.-One by one the
old landmarks are obliterated-the
old links that bound the past to the
present are severed. One by one the
pioneers who did so much to develope
the resources Of this region of country
pass away from earth. On Sunday,
July 4th, Joseph Wark, an old citi-
zen of this city, and Gibson County,
departed this life. after lingering
illness Of pulmonary disease, at Fort
Branch, aged fifty-seyen years. His
funeral took place on Tuesday from
the residence of his brother, Thomas
Wark, at Fort Branch, and was at
tended by a large concourse of
friends, including.a number of his old
acquaintance and associates of former
days, from theis city. The deceased
was native of County Donegal, Ire
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BSE- Eminent New York and Phila-
delphia Physicians claim that Dubois
Missisquoi Powder actually cures
Cancer. 1t is advertised in this issue.
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sow York cold and STOCK MarRtt.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. July 7.
MOEEY-Tne market, which had been
active and very finn at7 per cent. with
commissions OF "a TO =, became suddenly
easy about O'clOck; due depression gave
way 10 buOyancyi light money vanished
instantly and low prices were quickly sue
ceeded by higher ones in gold, exchange
bonds and stocks. IL soon leaked out that
advlces had been received from Washing.
ton that the Secretary would purchase
another large amount OF bonds this week
with the view of easing the market. The
amount is variOusiy estimated at from So
CJ00 TO 5l0,C 1900. The lass slant Treas.
urer has no advices in regard to the matter
anu the whole thing may only be "A canard.
Lt was stated on the street this afternoon,
that several on GERS Of the National Banks
have been summoned before the Grand
Jury in relation 10 the sharp .praotices
now current in Wall Street. Money was
freely loaned at the close az per cent.
IN currency.
STERLING-Firm at 9559lO. which rates
admGb OF the shipment Of specie al a profit.
GOLD-0pe. 81 l3l1< sold down TO l34
became actiye and eEciCed. and advanced
to 1875, and closed firm at 1854 Yhe ear
rying rates were ~ per cent Clear
ances sl25t J00o). Exports $4,000.
GOVERNAIEAT5 - Strong. Coupons OF
81, ll61s0lt7; do '82. l2l9zgl21L; do.
20, Il75aGIl73s; do. '65. 1870 1859 do. new
ll61zgll61z; do. %, li65z9lI812 do. '68, lI6L
gll652 lO-40s, lO7ZglOl54.
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Flour! FhNURI FLaUR !

New Tennessee wheat Flour to sbe
had at the Great Western Mills. at
So % per suck, corner Fourth and
Fulton Avenue.
jy7-f VAHLBERG q DIXON.
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THE TERRE HAUTE TRAGEDY
The Terre Haute ErpresS of yester-
day contains full particulars of the
cowardly attempt at murder by a
Terre Haute policeman, the special
protege, as we are informed, of the
Mayor of that city. The account
does not differ materially from that
sent by telegraph on Tuesday night,
and which appeared in yesterdays
JOURNAL. The greatest excitement
prevailed, and Lyneh-law was freely
talked of on Tuesday night, but better
counsels prevailed, and the law will
take its course. The friends of good
order and law in Terre Haute are
determined, however, that he shall
have a trial, and not merely play the
role of hero in farce.
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land and had resided here and at
Fort Branch over twenty-five years.
He was an honest, upright man, and
\ good citizen.
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TOBACCO SALEs.-Martin, Gardner
& Co. will sell, to -morrow, about sixty
hogsheads Of tobacco.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-Nothing of i'm
portance was done at the Criminal
Court yesterday. Several cases were
dismissed or noIled.
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give. ENERGETIC AGENTS TO
= sell the Florence Sewing Machine in
Indiana aud Kentucky. First-clasS terri
forx- aT,d 0oO6 Inducements offered to LIVE
men. a. 10. NJ f" AEsD.
iv7-4t No. IL South Second st.
ESMAN-In Main Street Bust
- ness House-one that speaks German
preferred For nearer information, address
B. Box 66f Evansville p. o. 1y4tf
THURSDAY. .............. JULY s. 1862
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Ia For pure Drugs, Chemicals
Liquors and fine Perfumes, Hair Oils
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, go to the Opera Drug
Store, I8 South First Street. Fresh
Blue Lick aud Congress Water. Par
ticular attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27
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BD- Armstrong; Patent Musquito
Net Frame. None better.