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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-06

RELIGIOUS DEBATE.-We learn that
a religious debate took place at Oak
Station last week, between a Camp
bellite preacher, named Ward, and
the Rev. S. Bowers, Methodist, from
Vincennes. The debate was on FIVE
doctrinal points, embraced in the
Campbellite and Methodist doctrine.
The decision of the audience, consist
ing of both denominations, was that
Mr.. Bowers made much the best
arguments in the debate, and triumph-
ed over his antagonigf.f As a matter
of interest it is worthy to state that
the Methodist Church was COM
menced at Oak Station with only FIVE
members, and before the debate was
closed sixty accessions were made to
the Church, making a total member
ship of sixty-five. Mr.. B. is said to be
a fine preacher, and is quite talented.
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RfTor TDtsnRiches.

PITTsBURG, Aug. 5.-The Monon-
gahela fell 3 feet. Weather cloudy.
Thermometer 70.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 5.-Port List
The regular packets arrived. Depar-
tures-Leonidas, New Orleans; Lib
erty No. 4, st. Louis. The river is
receding, with Ia feet in the channel
and SO feet under the bridge.
MEMPHIS. Aug. 4-WeatheE clear.
Mercury 81 at noon. River falling.
Arrived-Minneola aud Ozark. De-
parted-Thompson Dean and Belle
st. Louis, for st. Louis; Iongworlh,
Louisville.
81. LOUIS, August 5.-Arrived-
Tom Morgan. from Rockport; Rubi-
con, from Vieksburg; Post Boy,
from Kansas City; Cora, Glasgow and
Schuyler. from PEORIA Harry John
son. from Keokuk; Kate Robinson,
from Cincinnati: Only Chance for Fort
Benton. Departed-Savannah, for st.
Paul; Glasgow, for Omaha; Tom
Morgan, for Rockport; Marble City,
for Vicksburg; Lawrence. for Cincin-
natl; Harry johnson, for Keokuk.
River still falling, but not so rapidly.
Weather clear. Mercury 81 at 3 Pm.
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PIGEON TOWNSHIP.

Centre Township gave LOO against
the donation, and 13 in favcr Of it.
The latest return we had from Perry
Township in the afternoon, gave 103
against the donation, and p in favor.
In Union the vote was reported 100,
with a considerable majority against
the donation. OF one thing we can
rest assured. and that is, the appro-
priation has been carried by a hand
some majority.
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3 / 2 e Il ne " s.
E;,rotHer R5ver I1sn,s see Third. Page.

The river is still falling. The
weather was warm and sultry last
night, Notwithstanding a cooling
shower just before dark.
The additional arrivals and depart
ures include the Tarascou, to Louis
vile; Hartford, to Green River
Qaickstep to Cairo.
Captains Dexter and Grammer got
back from Pittsburg, yesterday. Capt.
Dexter contracted for new boat, the
hall to be delivered at Pittsburg by
the 10Th of October. The boat viii cost
about $45, 000.........The Tarascon had
fair trip both ways......The Quick
step and Hartford had good trips cut.
.........It was rumored yesterday that
the Louisa had broken a shaft at New
Harmony, on the Wabash.............
The Fanny Brandeis will be here this
evening, and will leave in place Of the
Charmer for Cincinnati at 10 A. NJ,
to -morrow........The fine Steamer ?.
W. Strader will be down on Sunday
en- route to New Orleans. She wants
both freight and passengers. Let her
have a good trip. She is good boat
49,. The tow boat II. @. Wilson,
with nine coal barges, passed up last
night at o'elock.........The New Al
bany Commercial says that the lie
Claire, Capt. Aaron Ballard, Wiz enter
the Louisville and Evansville trade,
connecting at Evansville with the
Green River packet Ada Lyon, and
running in opposition to the Louis
vile Packet ComPanv..........The Lee
onidas, en- route to New Orleans, will
be down this evening.
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European Markel.
NhFO pea
By CabIe.l

By Cablel LoNBo17, AUGUST s.
Consols, for money. 92T5f account o.
Five-tweGty bonds, IN GORDON, quiet at
o55@; at Frankfort S52s. Erjcs 1875 Illinois
Central az.
PARIS, August 5.-Bourse quiet; rentCs
72f re.
LIYERPO-L, AUgqft .5.-Couon steady;
miGdiing uplands III; Of-eans 1901 80;
sales 1900 bales Ca9forn1a white wheat
lbs sd; red Western 9s ca. Western -four
Dis Corn 2ss O.. IT'S s. Cd. Peas dis. Pork
lois. Beef Dos. Lard 70s 81. Cheese 62s.
Bacon Us. Spirits 90 petroleum I'D; re-
nned Is "a. TaIiow AS. Turpentfne rs Cd.
LONDON, August 5.-I'allow ass 9dG4Gs
Refined petroleum Is Cd. Sugar Dos I'd.
Bulllon IN Ine Bank or England has in
creased &lS6OJ0- Bullion in the Bank OF
France has ncreased7 :, 90 900 frances. Cot
ton at Eavre l54f, on spot.
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Done IT.-After the velocipede
fever had entirely abated, and the
victims were conyalescent, the City
Council of New Albany passed an
ordinance prohibiting velocipedes
from being run on the sidewalks.
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CHEAP FREIGHTs.-We understand
that the various competing freight
lines from the East had cut down
freight on all classes to fifty cents per
one hundred pounds. Special rates
were made as low as forty-fve cents.
This is cheap enough, in all con
science. and we're there fifty railroads
running East, could not be reduced
any lower.
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Ct. Louis harRos.


By Teiegraph.l ST. LOUIS, August s.
ToBACCo-Firm and unchanged.
CoTTON-N omtnal at 32c.
HEMP-Sates OF undIessed at 81 %.
FLOUR-Low grades in good demand /;
supeifine sold at 81 1895 10; x IS 25a6 Is :
Xxx IS 601G 25. xxx So 751s7 o..
WHEAT-ActiVe Tor choice; other grades
dull; small sales OF No. Spring at 81 10;
No. red Fall 81 p, prime To strictly
prime red 81 POL IS; choiceto fancy 81 40
a so prime TO choice White 81 4055I so
CoRN-Higher; mixed ia bulk 70G75c;
white 78gS5c; common yellow III sacks
83c; choice S3es white 9lM95c.
OATs-Firmer aud better; new mixed in
bulk 42g45c; do. IN sacks 49, 5ll5Ic ;do. w hfte
53g55e; Old mixed 60902c; do. fancy white
Csc.
RYE-Steady; prime new S5e.
WHISKY-SLeaGy 81 e5GI o..
GRoCERIES- Quiet and unchanged.
PRovIsIONs-Firm but quiet, with but
little disposition 10 buy or sell. Pork sold
al S34 00a34 so. Bacon, shoulders 151<0I5I5c:
clear rib sides $40 lS5zc; clear sides l9G
1910. sugar cured bans 24cs Lard quiet;
choice in tterces, IN Q small way, at zoe;
Kegs NE 49, ~
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A CASE OF DIsTREss RELIEVED
A lady arrived in this city the first
part Of this week from New York
en- route to Roekport, Ind. She was
in a destitute condition. aud took the
steamer Hartford to Rookport, on
Green River, thinking Green River
was the dividing line between Ken
lucky and Indiana. Learning her
mistake, she was brought back to the
city again by Capt. McReynolds, who
would not take any pay, although the
lady had little money with her. She
then tried to raise some money to take
her to Rockport. and applied to the
Mayor, who referred her to Mr.. He'd
derieh, the Township Trustee. who
gave her deck passage (Which was all
he could do) for herself and children,
but she could no4 travel in that way.
She was finally referred to the Presi-
dent of the Christian Commission in
this city, who furnished her with
money, and proposed to pay her fare
on the Morning Star, but Captain Gil
more would not take any pay for the
passage of herself OF children. The
lady has friends at Rockport, and ere
this is, we hope, in comfortable cir
CUM stances.
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CANT MEETINd.-We are informed
that the Spencer County camp meet
ing will be held near Grandview, this
month, and will commence on the
18th day of August. IL is expected
that large number of people will be
In attendance.
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FIRE ALARM.-An alarm Of. fire
was sounded at a quarter past nine
o'clock last night, but fortunately,
there was no fire. The alarm was
caused blythe burning of some rags
hanging out on the fourth story wall
Of Armstrong; furniture rooms,
which were saturated with turpentine
and linseed oil, and took fire sponta-
neouslv.
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DELIGHTFUL MUsIo.-The Cornet
Band stopped in front of the JOUR-
NAL Office yesterday afternoon, and
played E" Up in a Balloon " in SPLEEN
did style. We shall be glad to hear
them acaIn.
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BIG TIME.-From Express Messen-
ger George w. Hill We learn that the
down train yesterday morning carried
about FIVE hundred negroes on an
excursion trip from Terre Haute to
Vineenneg, where some kind Of
celebration was held.
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RErURNED.-Mr. Rowlson, the IA
nous cutter, returned from New
York, on Wednesday. and can be
found at M. Lyons fashionable cloth
ing house,
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Dissolnfion Nofina-

TIME pARTNERsHIP HERETO
~ fore existing under the fiim name
Humphrey, Patrick 81 Co., Forwarding
aud Commission Merchants and Wharf,
boat ProprietOrs, was dissolved by mutual
consent on tie nth inst, Il. w. Patrick
retiring from the firm. The business will
be continued by r. NJ. Humphrey, George
j. Lewis, ana Charles w. Kerney, under
the firm name OF Humphrey, Lewis Il CO.
bv whom the business Of the old firm Will
iy2O dtf HuMPaREY. PATRIcKR co.
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DULL.-For an election day yester-
day was decidedly dull Nothing of
unusual interest transpired, and we
did not hear of single arrest.
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CAPTAIN DEXTER's New Boar
Captain FL. T. Dexter arrived from
Pittsbutg yesterday at noon. and from
him We learn that he has contracted
for fine, new side-wheel steamboat
which is to be built at Pittsburg. The
cabin, hall and machinery has been
contracted for, and the new boat will
cost between forty and forty-fve thou
sand dollars.
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NARROW EscApE.-A child of Mr..
Stroebel, the baker, who lives on
First Street, while sick and delirious,
on Wednesday night, fell from a Sec
ond story window upon a roof, and
from thence to the ground, without
sustaining any injuries. A singular
accident, and wonderful escape.
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RECoRDER's CoURT. .1Iu the alb
sence Of Judge Willard, the Record
er's Court has about played out. No
cases are tried, the police get no fees,
Castle Royston is about empty, and
the City Treasury is getting low. We
believe the only inmate of the Bastile
is Habeas Corpus Kate, who is stay
ing out her time for having been on a
big drunk. The habeas coapus seems
to have run out. for Kate is left to
pine in her loneliness.
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BEFORE JUSTICE EMERY. - Only
one case was heard before His Honor,
yesterday. The case was mixed one,
and was about an affair in which there
was too much baby and not enough
matrimony. The parties were colored.
The father of the child was directed
to pay 81 80 per week for the support
Of the infant.
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UNUsUAL.-The Terre Haute Er-
press Of yesterday did not contain a
single sensational item. One day in
that city without a robbery. murder,
or suicide. is something unusual.
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THE THEATRICAL SEAsoN.-By a
letter from New York city, from Mr..
Dufheld, we learn that he will be con-
nected with the Louisville Opera
House the coming season, and has
already. secured many frst-class stars,
among whom are. 10 Jefferson, Edwin
Forrest, Lydia Thompson's Burlesque
Troupe, John e. Owens, Mrs. Scott
Siddens, Ada Webb. NJ. w. Letting
we'll. Morlaeehi Ballet Troupe, Mr..
D. P. Bowers, j. @. McCollen,
Richey's Opera Troupe, and Grau's
Opera Troupe. If our citizens would
only give assurance that Mr.. Dufheld
would be supported, we could have
any or all of the above stars and COM
binations brought to our Opera House.
If Mr.. Dufeld is only guaranteed a
fair support, he will Eive us some first
class dramatic entertainments. He is
good manager, and it would be well
If our citizens could make some ar
rangements to get him to bring a good
company here. We hope our beauti-
full aud spacious Opera House will
not lie idle al the coming Fall and
| Winter.
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NEaLEcTED.-We received a fine
serenade from the Evansville Silver
Band on Wednesday night, but forgot
to notice the fact in yesterdays issue.
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Posr- OFFICE BUsINEss.-The total
number of letters mailed at the post
Office in this city during the month Of
July was 4O,492. At only three cents
for each letter, this would give an
aggregate of 81, PA 76. The month
OF July is the dullest in the year gen
orally, and the number of letters
mailed IN other months will far ex-
coed the above.
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vets On Railroad Appropriation.
The following is the vote on the
railroad appropriation, SO far as We
were able to get it up at late hour
last night:
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-GcAT - 3TxUEa.

Bg desire notifying the public
that l have rented the National Hall,
and viii open a first class restaurant
and saloon therein some time next
week. Will be opened with big
lunch. Come all, and see me.
aug6 It S. SEELTG.
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CHANGE OF BAsE.-Mrs. A. Webb
has retired from the old Crescent
City Hotel, and has taken charge of
the old Southern Hotel, on Water
Street, which viii hereafter be known
as the Continental Hotel. Her Gard
will be found under the head of New
Advertisements.
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FOR Rant.
CIT Y n W S.

THE sales of tobacco at Paducoh
this season is estimated at Is, 600 hogs
heads.
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TOBACCO SALE.-Martin, Gardner
a. Co. will sell to-day about twenty
i've hogsheads of tobacco. The sale
will commence at 10 o'clock AN. A
full attendance of buyers is requested.
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FRUIT. = The fruit trade is quite
large in this city this season,
especially in peaches.
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ENvELoPEs-The JOURNAL. Office
is headquarters for envelopes. IF you
want a good article, cheap. you can
find just what you want by calling at
No. 6 Locust.
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TIE MUFFINs.-The return game
Of base ball-mufin variety-will be
played to-day, between the opposing
clubs, led by Ed. e. Wheeler, Jr.,
and Fl. s. Quackenbush. The game
will be played at the grounds of the
Evansville club. and rare fun may be
anticipated. The play will begin at 3
O'Clock precisely. We learn that a
few leather medals have been struck
to be given to the best mullins"
We believe that crossing out" viii
not be attempted in the game to-day.
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HUMBoLpE CENTENNIAL.-A meet
ing Of the several committees APP
pointed last Saturday night was held
at the Criminal Court Room last
night, to take preliminary action in
regard to the Humboldt celebration.
Another meeting of the committees
will be held on Saturday night, we
heliave.
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CONDITION OF Miss GRIFFITH. =
This unfortunate lady, who was so
badly burned, is still living. She
does not suffer very much, and is re-
ported to be sinking slowly.
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SMOKE Your GLAss.-We advise
all persons intending to take observa-
tions of the great eclipse tomorrow,
to smoke their glass in good time, and
be prepared for the great phenome-
non. The eclipse viii last one hour
and fifty eight minutes.
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Faded hair Yields to Barrett's."

So &c is said that tn proprietors Of the
celebrated PLANTATION BITTERS rent no
less than nine pews from the different de-
nominations in New York City for all
those of their npIoyees who yyiii occupy
them regularly, free OF charge. This is GER
tatnly praisewOrGhy, and it is to be hoped
that others who employ n large number
of people VIII follow the example. The
above fact, accompanied with The belief
that o firm who would look so closely after
the morals and welfare Of their employees,
would not undertake to Inn pose upon the
public, has induced US to give the PBANTA-
TION BTTTERs a trial, aud having found
them 10 be all that is represented, we
cordially recommend them as a tonic Of
rare merit = Observer, July lSt.
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BG~ Any Florence Sewing Machine
within fifty miles of Evansville, that
is not In good working order, will be
put in frst-class order, by the owner
sending 1t TO A. b. Howard, Agent of
Florence. No. IL South Second Streets
Evansville, Ind. aug5 ct
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aemphls Harkat.

W feiegfaph.i MEMPHIS. Angus; s..
CoFroN Dali and low for middung.
FLoUR-Firm; supeHfine s5g6 60.
WHEAT-sI 20gI 30.
CORN-95c.
OATs-New $50 COO; old T5c.
HAY-eB co..
BRAN-Sl6 O0a20 co.
CORN MEAL-Fresh ca So, and kiln-drisd
nominal.
PORK-S35 90
LARD-20 G.2c.
BAC1x- Firm; shoulders I5z{c. and sides
1870.
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BILLS of Lading, in Books and
loose, in any quantity, on hand at
the JOURNAL Office.
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VLLAINoUs. - By the Spencer
County Journal we learn that some
seoundrel gained access to the County
Auditor and Treasurer's Offices, and
erased and changed figures, altering
amounts very seriously thereby, and
committed other depredations. A
committee is investigating the matter,
and the officers offer a reward Of 500
for evidence that will discover and
convict the guilty persons.
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The EcLEp5E.-Ihe great eclipse
takes place Oh Saturday rezt, bat
owing to the great excitement in The
city over railroad matters, but little
attention has been given to the sub
ject. We copy the following from an
exchange, which gives several items
of interest:
Eclipses Of the sun happen COM
paratiTely frequent; there must be
at least two q year somewhere on the
earth, but total eclipse, at given
place, is very rare occurrence. No
other total eclipse Eill be visible in the
United States till s. ID. 1900. AS
this is the case, it viii be worth while
for all to observe with some attention,
this rare and interesting pheaoine-
non. The darkness during the great
est observation does not exceed that
of a night when the moon IS full
though from the sudden failure OF
the light, il appears greater. Inc
darkness, however, IS PECULIAR II Is
described By Lerdner as attended
with a certain indiscribable and IN
earthly light, which throws upon sur
rounding objects a faint hue, some
times reddish, sometimes eadav-
erously green" Just IS the
noon is about to cover the
disc of the Sun. to leave 1t,
certain points Of light are seen, re-
sembling somewhat a string Of beads,
and hence called from the one who
first described them. Bailey's beads.
The cause of these Is the Toughness
of the surface Of the moon, the tops
of the mountains covering the edge
of the disc of the sun, while the light
shines through The Gepressions be-
tween the mountains. These beads
are not always equally conspicuous.
There are always TO be seen with the
naked eye, certain fame like reddish
protuberances, which show them
selves at the instant Of total obscura-
ton, caused by clouds floating at i'm
mensely great heights in the solar
atmosphere, but not sufficiently lum:
inous to be seen unless during a total
eclipse. There are several other
things worthy Of notice, which we
cannot now stop to enumerate. Every
circumstance connected with the
eclipse, is worthy the attention of the
intelligent observer.
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PERSONAL. = DIR. w. d. Thomas,
for fifteen years past resident of
Rockville, Indiana, has recently To-
Gated in our city, and tenders his pro-
fessIonal services. He comes highly
recommended. His card will be found
elsewhere.
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A HUGE SWINDLE.-Our attention
has been called to a swindling circu-
lar, issued from a house in New York,
proposing to sell counterfeit money.
This circular was received in this city
by young lady, and we make a few
extracts, to show the purport Of the
circular:
New York, 1869.
My DEAR SIR: We have in our
possession large stock OF exact
copies of the genuine United States
Treasury Notes (executed By the most
skilled men in the art outside of Che
States PRISON., which we desire to
Immediately dispose of on the follow
ing very liberal terms, viz:
Packages representing s s9.-..-.s e 60 @
q a" l,OC0....-...-. 80 %
And SO on, for every package there
after. If you order a 500 package,
we will sell to no one else IN your
vicinity or town, thereby giving you
the exclusive right TO circulate or
appoint agents to do so, In a town.
For a county right, you must order an
$50 package.
The cir cular then goes on to tell
how money is to be sent, but, in our
opinion when money is sent By mail,
no return will evzr be made. The
circular winds up as follows:
p. s. We place reliance in you, so
far as Offering this opportunity, and
confide in your ability to keep the
whole thing a profound secret. These
notes, by the knowing ones, are pro-
nounced perfect copies of the genuine,
and we claim the right to make our
own terms in disposing Of them. II
we sent samples, it would make our
business much too public, as disinter-
ested parties would send for such !;
therefore, in justice to ourselves, VIC
positively refuse to send samples, or
sell In any less quantities than above
stated to any one or on any other
terms.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-06

p T. G. BridweIl & 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.
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