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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

GsEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at my office until september
18th, 1869, at 10 o'clock AM. for earth work
and filing on the west side OF the EalJ
Wen Bridge. Specifications on ne in my
office The Commissioners RET erVe the
right TO reject any or all bids.
VICTOR BISCH. A. V. G..
FvansyfIle August 50, ls69-au3l dtd
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RECoRDER's CoURT.-Geo Tribe,
who was arrested on Friday for taking
3 from a till, had a preliminary ex-
animation before Judge Willard on
Saturday morning, and in default of
$50 bail, was sent to the county Jail.
The lad is only fourteen years old.
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"a The mosquitoes are active In
presenting their bills, preparatory to
retiring from business until next
Summer.
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THg HUMBoLDT. CELEBRATION
The centennial celebration Of the
birthday Of Alexander Won Hum
boldt, The great German naturalist
takes place to morrow The prelimi-
nary celebration viii take place at the
Opera House this evening, on which
ocea ion there viii be short addresses
Of welcome in German and English,
and also a vocal and musical concert.
The admission to the Opera House
will be free, but it is necessary to pro-
cure tickets during the day. Tickets
can be had at VIM Heilman's Office,
DR.. Schultz's. on Market Street, La
maseo; N. Oahu & Co.'s, lob Main
Street; Philip Deeker's, on Third
Street, aud at the JOURNAL and other
other newspaper Offices.
| It is designcd.to make the prelimi-
nary celebration to -night, and the
celebration proper to morrow, ova-
tions worthy Of the name and fame of
the great man il IS designed to honor,
and to this end We expect to see our
people taking an active participation.
/ In another place we publish the or
der of the Marshal in regard to the
! procession. AMI below We give the
/ programme for to night and to-mor-
row:
PRELIMIEARY CELEBRATION AT THE
OPERA HOUSE, MONDAY, SEPT IL.
PART I.
/ /. Overture of "NobuchadRezzar -
q German Welcome Speech BY DR..
8. Song: Das Dsutseho Lied. y
Schneider.
4 English Welcome Speech, by J.
| G.. Shanklin, Esq.
5. Overture Of " Attila Verdi.
| PART IL
| j. Overture of Martha - Flow
2.3 Tableau, with song, "Jubel-
LYNNE "-Mohr.
(. Overture Of " Norma "-Bellini.
| 3, 6. Tableau, with song, Schon
die Abendgloeke klang From Das
Nachtlager Won Granada.
CELEBRATION on TUESDAY, SEPT. II.
| 1. Procession.
2 Music
3. Song: " Was list des Deutschen
| Vaterland2"
| 4 German Speech, by Rev. Charles
Runek: and unwilling Of the Hum
boldt Statue.
g. Music.
| 6. English Speech, by Judge W. +.
Parrett.
z. Song Weihgesang. "-Abt.
s. Music.
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IA Kate Simpson, the noted fe-
male benzinist, is stirring up the
officials at Vincennes.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

B9- See advertisement for scaled
proposals to build sch COL house on
Clark Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

Nc See the big circus advertise
ment of @. w. Noyes, to be found in
to-day's paper.
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PERsoNAL.-James L. Thornton, the
popular agent Of the E. & G. Rail
road, at Princeton, was in the city
yesterday.
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CIR Y NE W S

~ Conference viii meet this
morning at 81 O'Clock.
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RB- The City Council will meet to-
night, and it is probable that the
delegates to the Commercial Conven-
ton that meets at Louisville on the
18th of October, will be named.
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GARRETT BIBLICAL INSTITUTE.

We rejoice in tie growth and pros
perity of this institution, and are in
hearty sympathy with its. endeaYors
to promote ministerial education in
our Church. We recommend the ap-
pointment Of J. G. Smith, j. Poueiier
and q. IN. Sims AS Visitors.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

H- The Fair at New Harmony
will commence tomorrow.
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ANOTHER CHIvALRoUs FEAT IN
KENTUCKY.-From a reliable CORES
pondent at Caseyville, KY, we get
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

"a The bit. Vernon Democrat
now sends out Chicago supplements
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B% Hank Bassett, with his squad
of men, is engaged in cleaning out Di-
vision Street sewer, between Sixth
and Eighth Streets. The mud in the
sewer is about four feet wide and two
feet deep between those two squares.
EVANSVILLE BUSINESS COLLEGE,
The Annual Catalogue Of the above
institution has just been issued from
the Job Rooms and BinderY attached
to the JOURNAL Office. 1t is printed
on tinted paper, in the elegant style
for which our Job Department is SO
justly noted. The Catalogue contains
beside the usual information RELATING
to the College, calendar for 1870
chronological table and U. S. revenue
laws, which are invaluable. YOUNG
men can receive a copy free, by writine
to the College and sending names O.
young men of their acquaintance.
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HOMB0LDT CELEBRATION.
HEADQ'Rs HUMBOLDT CELEBRATION,
National Hail, cor First at Vine SIS.

HEADQ RS HUMBOLDT CELEBRATION,
National Han, cor First at Vine SIS.
MARsHAL's ORDER.
For the Procession on Sept. Il, 1869,
for the Celebration Of the Centennial
Birthday of AleraHdsr Von Hum
bsldt, at Evansville, Indiana.
Every asso 2ia!ion, company, and
every one else, who wishes 10 take
part In the procession, are earnestly
requested to meet at l O'Clock PM,
on September 14tb, 1869, at the fol-
lowing places:
l. Crescent City Silver Band. at the
store of L. q ID. Holman, corner First
ard Vine Streets. AfaL
2. Evansville Liederkranz, at the
store of L & d. Heiman, corn=r of
First aud Vine
3. Decorated wagon, with young
ladies' representing the five parts Of
the globe, and the capitals Of the diff
ferent countries, at the corner Of Vine
above First Street.
f. Deutseher Unterstuelzunes Yer
Elm, on Vine Street below First Street,
right wing restingon First Street..
5. Schiller Lodge, on Vine Street,
below First, right resting on the rear
Of Understanding Verein.
6. Threshing machine, on First
Street below Vine, lower side.
z. Citizens on foot, on First Street
below Vine, right resting on the rear
of Threshing machine.
8. Lamasco Fire Company, on Di-
vision Street, below First, right rest
ing on First Street.
9. Cornet Band, on the corner Elm
and First Streets.
/ 10 One carriage with the four speak
ers, at Dir. VIM. Heilman's Office,
| First Street.
II. Two carriages with Mayor and
Councilman, at Mr.. VIM. Heilman' 8
II. Decorated wagon, with Hum
| boldt,s bust, on First Street below
Division.
ID. Butchers Association, on Elm
Street below First, right resting on
First Street.
II. Citizens in carriages and on
horseback, on Elm Street below First,
right resting on First Street.
ORDER OF MARCH.
1. Chief Marshal.
2. Crescent City Silver Band.
3. Evansville Liederkranz.
4. Untertuetzungs Verein.
/ 8. Wagon with young ladies.
i 6. Schiller Lodge.
/ I. Threshing Machine.
s. Citizens on foot.
9. Lsmasco Fire Company.
10. COrnet Band.
II. Carriage with speakers.
II. Wagon with Bust.
ID. Carriage with Council.
IA. Butchers Association on horse.
back.
10. Citizens in carriages and horse
back.
Col ED. WELLER,
Chief Marshal.
SAM MEYER,
i. S. ZUMsTEIN,
CAPT KLAUS, Asst Marsbals.
e. w. COoK,
A RIMRoTH,
The Marshals will meet at clever
clock, AN, on September IA, 1863
at the store of Messrs. I. & ID. Hei
/ man, corner First and Vine Streets
1t will be the last chance for partie
to obtain a position In the procession
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

ga The Star Base Ball Club will
hold a meeting at Armstrong;, on
Main Street, this evening.
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B~ IF Terre Haute can fine the
owners of houses for renting them to
prostitutes, what is to prevent Evans
VILE from doing the same thing.-EU-
ansUille Journal.
Nothing, but sympathetic juries.-
Z. II. E.epress.
Yes, there is. We have got to have
the law first.
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DEPAUW COLLEGE

This, the adopted Female College
of the Conference, is located a. New
Albany. Its buildings and accommo-
Character. It is delightfully."- loe5ted{
out Of debt, and offers the best facili
ties for the highest grade of female
education. We recommend the cleo
ton of John Lockwood, J. NJ
Wilson, w. q. DePauw, N O..
Kerr. A. Bowling. James Pierce,
and IL. Hays as Trustees; also the
election Of ------as visitors, aud the
appointment of Rev. E.RoWley, ID d I,
as President. st+v Ee.f .57E- 81
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CRIaIEaAL CoURT-Only one case
|ofimpgrtance was disposed Of on Sat
urdag. Julius KroIle, policeman,
was aTFaigned on the charge of PERU
ry, but, before all the witnesses were
ezanfRed, the prosecution abandoned
the case, aud the jury were directed
TO return ayerdictof lot guilty, which
they did. In justice to Mr. Knoile,
we make a little statement of the ease,
as we understandit. On the 22d Of last
June, on the occasion Of a trii1 before
the Recorder. Knolle testified that he
had seen Jacob Ellis enter a certain
house at a certain time. This the
latte.S denied. and he afterwards went
before the Grand Jury, and made aft
davit that KnolIa had peLured him
self. The Graud J ury found bill
and Kaolle was arraigaed and tried
with the above result.
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MEMPHIS, September JI.-Weather clear
and pleasant; Arkansas falling: feet TO
Little Rock. Arrived: Fort Gibson, II IN
Arkansas River. Departed; CHy OF Cairo,
Kellogg and barges. for -. Louis Cora :. /,
for Cincinnati; Republic for New Or
leans; NatOma, for White River.
NASHVILLE, Sept. II--River falling; IS
anches on Hannah Shoals.
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CREsCENT OITY CIRCUS

&ESCENT CITX CIRCUS.
THE LARGEST AarERcA
No Company Many Performers Horses such Outfit
THE ONLY COMPANY THAT DOES ALL IT ADVERTISERS
Great Double
OH a IzLEN Gle TRIO UJT9T7Z 2 y ,
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DON'T F4IL- "a SEE THE GREAT T0URN1HENT
Field OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD
A Dram Of ChivaIry Mass Nsgufoouoo Of Gold
and Glitter J.!

pesen 0f
then e
snn
js or 20 tei iI ad dc 5
3na cd
aud DISC pnel 10 the of no
i Of hh
De5eptye Bls Pca AthograPh Pamphlets
Sc Admission Children cents
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the particulars Of the murder Of a
negro man near that place on last
Friday, Sept. 10th. About 6 o'clock
on Friday morning, a white man
named Robert Beard, shot and killed
a negro named Caleb Brooks. It
seems that Beard and the negro had
a fight late on the previous evening.
in which the negro. get the best Of the
fray. This took place at Shotwell's
Coal Tip. about one mile above Ca
SEVILLE, and Beard told the negro,
after the fight, that he was not done
with the matter, but would settle with
him at some other time. The negro was
boss at the tip, and Is said to have
been very civil and humble, and one
of the best hands about the place,
attending strictly aud closely to his
own business.
The difficulty IS said to have orig
mated about some order that Books
had given. On Friday morning,
while the negro was cleaning off the
turn table, Beard walked up behind
him, and without giving any warn
ing, commenced fling a INN with a
revolver, three shots out Of four
taking effect il his back, the negro
trying to get away, but without sue
cess. Brooks died in about an hour
after being shot No effort was
made to arrest the murderer, and he
crossed the river into Illinois. Beard
is said to be a desperlts man, and had
been rebel soldier or guerrilla
during 'the>w4r.
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FoR SALE.

~gEWFrG MACEtHNE-A No. L sec nd
~ hand Singer M3nufacturirg Sewing
Machine ia CORD order, suitable tor sad
dierS. TaflOrS, or Shoemakers. Apply 70 q.
Thorn HILL, Saddler, No 6 Secof d ST.,
near Nam. SEES u
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| IeGN. W. IL NAs4 III \ 4AnGk-
pal, aud the election of the pastors of
Rockport, Cannelton, Trinity, Evans
Vile, Boonyille, and the Presiding
Elder Of Rockport District, as Wis
itors. @ tstal
INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY e
We recognize the efficient services
of Rev. @. Mutt, ID. D., President of
/ the State University, as Christian
Educator, and the importance of his
position IN relation to the Church.
| We recommend his re appointment.
JAS. HILL, President.
G.. N. SINS, Secretary. ,,s
On motion, the report was taken up
item by item.
On the item referring to Asbury
University, Dir. Bowman, President
of that institution, made some very
| interesting and earnest remarks, urg-
ing members of the Conference to
support their UNCONVENTIONAL schools.
and assigning reasons why they
should do SO.
Dr.. Rawley, President Of iDePauS
College, responded to the item refer
ring to his Institution. He declared
that his school was exclusively for ie-
males; that his corps Of teachers were
all females; that the same wholesome
restraints and care, which TO many
made Catholits schools so desirable,
were exercised, and that the finest
teachers had been employed in the
| ornamental as we'll as in the literary
departments. -s1a'f
| Prof. o. IT. Smith, President of the
Rockport Collegiate Institute. re-
sponded that his school was mixed
school That " lille the boarding de-
partment Of the school was exclusively
for females, the school proper was .!
q mixed character. 1t was the inteu-
ton of the school to give young
/ ladies q thorough collegiate course
and the boys preparatory
: course for some University. The
College was Il Conference institution
and as such entitled to the earnes
) sympathy and support of Its minis
ters.
The report was considered down Il
the item of the State University
when, on motion of DR.. Andrus, tn
. further consideration of the repor
was postponed until the opening o
the Conference session on Monda.
, morning, and made the special oTde
! at that hour.
At q O'Clock Rev. James Hill, 0
New Albany, preached q searchin
and powerful sermon on the Mission
airy work of the Church. 1t was lis
tened to with the most intense inter
est, and the speaker was frequentl
e greeted with the loud amens of hi
excited hearers.
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LOUISVILLE Ecptember N. Pot List
Edinburgh, Cincinnati 10 Memphis; Glas-
cow, Memphis 10 nc. unuti.- River swell
Ing, with feet inches water Ia the canal,
aud IS inches on toe fails. Weather clear
and pleasant.
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RoCKpoRT o0LLEGIATE INsTIrUFE. !

This institution graduates young
ladies'. in full college course, and
prepares young men for the higher
classes In our Universities. 1t is Ia
charge of a competent board Of in
struction, and is in a hourishing con
dition. The Boarding Department,
erclustUelg for young iqdissi is COM
plete. The institution is out Of debt,
the bulldogs commodious, and the
location beautiful. Tits doing a no
bic work for Southern Indiana, and
should be more largely patronized
than it now Is.
Rey. o. ii. Smith, a. NJ, for Princi-
pal, aud the election of the pastors of
Rockport, Cannelton, Trinity, Evans
Vile, Boonville, and the Presiding
Elder Of Rockport District, as Wis
( itorg. t.a .Etat 44l
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CINCTSNATT, Sept. 1l.--POrt List--Arriv.
ais ~ Packets. Departures - ClarKs lille,
TO New Orleans; LintOny TO Mem his;
Pink NaTble, o. Cairo; Can3ella, TO ST..
Louis: Maggie Hays, Kentou and II X.
Hudson, 20 PIttsburg. The river has Tis-
en- four feet in twenty four hours; ~
feet in the channel: 90% feet under the
bridge. four feet more rise Is exueetoH. 81.
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[@in efanbt. IT,

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pabriten Sinre hes @prteS Elm @irtuo}e
auf benz tleinen nierliGen Snarumente
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elmer entbuiiafil@en Mense bic nfdt ab@
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3itberiolo pann Die Minnebaba Yplfa auf
pem 5ol3< uno l@trpb> Sn0rument BON
prof. g.. in tpeiterer Toloe an bic
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