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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

Summer Dress Goods at Cost!

Summer Dress Goods at COST
Great bargains in BIeached and
Brown Muslins, Lawns, Giughams,
Cassimeres, Shawls, Lace Points and
Circulars. ParasOls and Fans, Carpets
aud Wall Paper. We are compelled
to rebuild the front Of our store IN
July. and want to sell the goods be-
fore the work commences. Now Is
your time to buy. jel4 6t
bD- All kinds OF fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber q Co.'S. I'm
SOME bargains in Lama aud silk
points and rotoudes at Hughes.
R& The best stock of Fancy Sta
tionery in the city can be found at
the JOURNAL Office.
Concert at the Arteslan Springs Park,
Saturday, June 10, 60,
In the afternoon, from A to 9
O eloek. By the Evansville Cornet
Band. Admission, ten cents.
junel7-3t EDWARD WELLER.
(Coarier and Union copy)
By~ The best standard brands Of
Flour for sale IN the city:
Vahlberg & DixOn's choice family.
Cynthiana Mills,
Telegraph Mills
Bingham's Moon Light,
and a variety of grades Of super
fine.
apo I'D ALLIs & Co.
BT Sixty mats Of fine Java Coffee
for sale at [. x. ID. HEIMAN's.
WANTED.-A live and energetic
Life Insurance Solicitor. Good in
| ducements e1ered-an excellent op-
portunity for the right man. Address
Lock Box 3l6, Evansville, Indiana.
je18 q.
ga T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have
full stock OF Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c.
Prescriptions carefully compound
ed.
Fresh Blue Lick, Congress and
Rockbridge Alum Waters. je17-tf
"a Bismarck, Violet and Per-
fumed Ink for sale at the JOURNAL
Office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

B9~ Our stock of Perfumed Ink is
nearly exhausted. 1t met with a ready
sale,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

STAND FROM UNDER.-Notwith-
standing the heavy talk about selling
goods at cost, half price and Nelo York
Jobbing rates, &c, g&c.. Cooldiges. 1of
the New York Store, openly declare
that they viii not be under-sold in
good goods Many kinds OF old styles
and second an third rate class goods
are not cheap at half-price je19-1t
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Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Of
EaUdeFbuFgh Comfy,

The Directors Of this Company met
on the 18th day Of June, 1869. The
Treasurer reported the condition Of
the finances of the Company, which
was found satisfactory, and approved
And. ordered that the officers OF the
Company solicit new risks, aud the
renewal Of old ones at the rates here
tofore fixed.
w. BAKER, President.
BEN. STINsoN, See'y. je16 Ct
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

ARTISAN SPRINGS PARK.-There
will be a concert at the Artesian
Springs Park this evening, commenc-
ing at seven o'clock. The Evansville
Cornet Band will be in attendance,
and furnish the music for the occa-
sion. The concerts at the Artesian
Springs Park are the most pleasant
and enjoyable ever given in this city.
and we presume that quite a large
number of our citizens will be pres
emit this evening.
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BEAR LOOSE IN THE STREETs.-A
bear belonging te Mr.. Wchrstedt, and
kept at his saloon on Main Street,
got loose yesterday morning, and was
pursued by two dogs, until it died.
Quite a number Of persons were sit
ting in the saloon when the bear
rushed through from the back yard,
creating great CONSERVATION among
chose present, and causing some Of
them to leave in hurry. From the
saloon, his bearship ran across the
street, and passed through store,
into the alley. and after running
awhile laid down and died. Quite a
large crowd were attracted by the ex-
eitement.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

SUPPOSE He Is, AND THEs2-Os-
borne is still alive, and as able as be
is willing to do all kinds Of sign work
from marking an umbrella to labelling
a drug store For particulars call at
No. u, Locust Street. je12 2weod.
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call andsee.

The latest novelty out in Summer
hats is the young gents Bon Ton, the
most fashionable style of the season,
at fit Z. A. WEBER & Co.'S.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

NARROW EsCAPE.-A young lad by
the name Of Gross, son of Nathan
Gross, came near being drowned IN
the Ohio River yesterday evening.
The lad was playing on the saw logs
near the saw mill of Altering &
Brummelhaus, and accidentally slip
ped into the water, which was quite
deep, and being unable to swim, he
would have been drowned if it had
not been for the heroic conduct OF
Marshal Carter, who jumped in the
river and rescued him. This IS an
other warning to boys to be careful
about playing near the river. We
rejoice 70 chronicle the fortunate
escape of young Gross.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

IA Foreign Note Paper, several
patterns, for sale at the JOURNAL
Office. t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

TOBACCO SALEs.-The regular Sat
urday sales of tobacco will take place
o-day, commencing at ten o'clock
this morning. Martin, Gardner Il
Co. will sell about 100 hhds., princi-
pally good Shipping Leaf, and fine
lunch will be served at u o'clock.
Among the shippers.present. we notice
w. A Walston and 7. G. Tarray,
from Galloway County, KY, who
will have some good tobacco on the
!" breaks to-day. We also note the
presence of J. p. Boyd, J. B. Spratt
H. FL. P. Pool. A. NJ. Newsom and
Green Glass, from Caldwell County,
Ky. These gentlemen will offer some
fac tobacco this morning, and as they
represent the best tobacco raisers of
that county, we hope TO see their
shipments command liberal prices
The growing interest manifested by
the Kentucky planters in this market
is highly fattering, aud augurs most
favorably for the future.
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RECoRDER's CoURT. = Kate Simp-
son, a courtesan. for being drunk and
disorderly, was fined $l4 45. She had
no money, and was sent to the lock -ur.
John O'Meara, for depositing ashes,
dirt, and garbage on the sidewalk, was
found guilty ofmaintaining nuisance,
and was fined 50 10.
4 gentleman, whose name we omit
on account of his family, for an ordi-
nary drunk, was fined 50 20. Paid.
The trial of Seth Pritcbett did not
take place, having been postponed.
Mollie Brooklocker was arraigned
on the charge of keeping a house of
i'll fame. A large number of wit
nesses were examined, and some of
the testimony was quite spicy" it
was too rich for our columns. The
case was tried by a jury of twelve
men, who returned a verdict Of
guilty, aud assessed the fine at 1925
An appeal will be taken. The arrest
was made by Marshal Wunderlich.
NEWSPAPER CHANaE.-We learn
that Capt. 1. Esslinger has purchased
the interest of Mr.. K. /. Bach in the
Union newspaper, and is now the sole
owner of that paper. Captain Ess
inger is q gentleman of Enc culture.
and a most excellent citizen, and we
shall be gratifed to learn that tie in
vestment proves profitable. The
Union, under his management, has
been made an excellent and accepta-
bic paper, and the German Republi
cans of the city should extend to it
liberal support.
Pass HIm ARoUsD.-The editor of
the Lafayette Courier has been swim
died by brick-mason by the name Of
John w. Pull1n, with whom he had
contracted for the building of two
houses. Pullen absconded, taxing
away funds which had been advanced
by the editor. large amount of
which was due the poor laborers. in
his employ. He IS a member Of the
Brick Masons' Union, and 1T is sup
posed went to Indianapolis. He left
his wife behind him.
QUIET.-Yesterday was, generally
speaking, a quiet day. Very little of
interest transpired, and everybody
seemed to be on their good behavior.
PATENT GRANTED. - Among the
list of patents granted for the week
ending June 9th we notice the name
of Henry Z. Blemker, of this city,
for stove drum.
HoRTICULTURAL Meeting. - Let
every member attend the Hortieultu-
raj meeting At the Commissioners
Court room, at P. N. to-day. 1t will
be an important and interesting meet
ing.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

B@F~ You can buy your tags fifteen
per cent. cheaper at the JOURNAL
Office than anywhere else in the city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

@ Waters, Sealing Wax. Mueil-
age. &c, for sale at the JOURNAL
Office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19
kfeamhnat EteMards

Often complain that ordinary Baking
Powders lose their strength and quail
ty after being on board vessel OF boat
for few days. Do0ley's Baking Pom
der is not affected by any atmosphere,
aud will keep good 10 any climate
Perfectly free from delet riovs sub
stances, and il will make good, sweet,
wholesome rolls, biscuits or pastry to
perfection, and withal the most eco
nomical. For sale by all grocers.>
jc15 3teod.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

HORTICULTURAL MEETING. - Let
every member attend the Hortieultu-
raj meeting at the Commissioners
Court room, at , P. n. to-day. 1t will
be an important and interesting meet
ing.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

ia Mr.. Doyle, the well known
clerk at the American House, Boston.
is one of the great favorites with the
travelling public. His we'll known
face at the Office Is only an intimation
of-the thorough comfort and uniform
courtesy which meets the guest
throughout. +
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

HEBREW ScHooL.-The annual ex-
animation Of the Hebrew School will
begin next Tuesday. Prof. J. w
Knight is Superintendent of the
English course of study. and Rev.
Simon Hecht. Of the Hebrew course.
The examination will last two days,
and will no doubt be quite interesting.
ALMosr A FIRE.-Yesterda even
ing, about eight o'clock, owing to the
gas being turned up too high, some
embroidery IN the show window OF
Click & Schwartz, in Chambers
block, caught fire. and in an instant
the light fabric was In blaze. For
tunately the FIRE was put out at once,
but it was narrow escape, as half o
minute more would have probably in.
VOWED the destruction of the entire
stock.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

TO LET.-Having more room than
is necessary for our business, We will
rent q part of our house, (No. 30
North Water Slreet.) to a good, re.
sponsible party, on reasonable terms.
j. @. DUsoUcHET q Go.
Evansville, Ind, June z, 1869. If
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

MORNING STAR

gOH OWmNHRORO. CANNETToN. AND
LOUSY
Tho hect nud elegant passenger steamer
sfr.n MORNING STAR
&aell..aa a. g. fillmore. Master.
klnuie smith, Clerk.
Leaves fof foulYille aud ail way n0rfH
Sac UHDAV, JUNE fafn
az Go'ciotif p.ms
For utlWht nr passage Apply uu board. OH
~ o. HltD WN "a N0,t
dlt AgeniH
FOM MEAFHIS, VIQKsnUHa. AND
NEW 0hLEANs,
b
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

AN UNFoRTUNATE MANA gen
tleman, whose name we did not learn,
fell down 10 the street yesterday, near
the Court House, in a fit, and was
picked up aud carried into the Court
House, where he had another fit. The
man is a stranger in this city, and was
taken charge of by Chris. Hedderich.
the Township Trustee. 1t seems that
he lately left st. Louis for Louisville,
and while on the cars of the Ohio &
Mississippi Railroad. had a fit, and
was robbed of some S25. all the money
he had. From Louisville he started
to go to Cairo, to join his wife. He
came down on the Tarascon on Tues
day evening, and remained in town
until yesterday. Mr. Hedderieh sent
him to Cairo.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

b1~ How often we hear people
complain about poor paper, poor INK,
&c. and In many cases there is good
reason for complaint If you want a
good article you can always fad it at
the Journal Office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

B We have the best and cheapest
stock of Envelopes in the city. Call
at the JOURNAL Office and examine
our stock.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

Before presenting to you the diplo-
mas which have been awarded to you
by the Trustees and Superintendent
of this school. you will permit me to
give you few words of congratula.
ton for having completed its we'll
arranged and carefully prepared
course of studies.
Various causes have contributed to
reduce the number of successful com
petItors for the prize which you have
each won by the creditable manner In
which you have completed the course
of study prescribed by this school.
The tediousness of the task, inditfer-
ence aud inattention, and often an
almost culpable earelessness and neg
ligerce have interviewed, sue
cess and promotion have been
surrendered, and further intel
lectual accomplishments forever
abandoned. So 1t has been with 9th
ers, while your annual promotions
have been to each of you a source Of
unmingled gladness, and to your
friends and parents of true gratitica
ton and pleasure. Step by step you
have mastered and overcome the diff
culties with which all students are
more or less surrounded, and under
which so many others have given up
and fallen away, until you have at
tanned your present positions of honor
yourselves, and honor to your parents
! and friends. Your teachers may well
feel, as they do, nigh degree of pride
IN your present attainments, and they
/ certainly will ever cherish and feel a
deep anxiety for your future success.
Occasions like this. Ia high schools
and colleges, are called commence
ments.' In this there is a meaning
which might veil be impressed upon
your minds Commencement-wh
You thought your course of study
your intellectual developments and
literary requirements, commenced
when you entered the primary depart
ment of the schools. and, in one sense
this was true; but it was a commence.
ment under the watchful care of IN
structors and teachers. Through
their assistance, you were then ex.
pected to advance. So far, you and
they have cause to congratulate each
other. But this was advancing =
walking = with the aid of an as
sistant, as by repeated trainips
and efforts the child attains thu
period when it can safely b,
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FOR SALE.

ENUFs NM4E~-NA LUAB MAIN
- HIREn PROPERTY Thnt eDlrudid
property kuDHl 81 tle EgINr property
g tunfed nu .ffH west corner Hf MAIN amos
sixth eirtria. fronting fals ifrt at Main
street auH If fart ON HiE.h hIrDeI. HHIu
properly H efherel Tor Hnte at l0W figures
CA easy Terms. apply to
J.I. kILIDKf q SON
EeaI Estate y eanta
Coruer Locust and ThIu asHsla
fel6 dtf
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P4- The best stock of Fancy Sta
tionery in the city can be found at
the JOURNAL Office.
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No GbIB HcE8W NJ. LEW.


Iae unrYaled passenger Steamer
HBgbAB h1a3T Ne. LEE.
JOHN Cannon. Muster:
JOHN n. Roberts CLERK.
Leaves EVauRgI Is f0F New Orleans nuu
ala tnteI mediate ports
d sA@BkDAT, June tOlh, at2P.M.
afor neighL or paqHaHc apply ON board. or
10 W. "A. BROWN a. N0.5
Juulb dtt ANnuIH.
EOn QWENBbJRO, CANNMtTON. LOU.
AoYiLLE ArD CtNctNHArL
Ihe nmi-tiasa Steamer
.G CHARMER,
rE-It, Barclay. Master
f4m. lnHtH. rIErHi
Leaves f0f Cincinnati aud ail way ports
RhrumuANs JUNa IoIu,
nt lD niclocH Arr.
Fur huigut nr paFaasn Ruulv nn board.
on % DUKE NIGELaLb0M.
tnnlBd.1 Ascent.
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PATENT GRANTED. - Among the
list Of patents granted for the week
ending June 9th we notice the name
of Henry Z. Blemker, of this city,
for stove drum.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

QUIEF.-Yesterday was, generally
speaking, quiet day. Very little of
interest transpired, and everybody
seemed to be on their good behavior.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

b1 All kinds OF fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber & Co.'S. I'm
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

SOME bargains in Lama aud silk
points and rotOndes at Hughes.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

~ Bismarck, Violet and Per,
fumed Ink for sale at the JOURNAL
Office.
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- ~
rs T. HEHsAVTs.

az. 50 Claim ~ gem.
Also, REAL I5rATE aud UULLECT.N0
AGENT.
Once un H alu Htioet. between ThfrlHud
youth o.Haf luFcr ikeilaf'a 0uh Ht1rH5.
EVauhFllIH, IIn. aaul9 'GI.
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Concert at the Arteslan Springs Park,
Saturday, June 10. GO.

In the afternoon, from 4 to 9
o'clock, By the Evansville Cornet
Band. Admission. ten cents.
june17-3t EDWARD WELLER.
Courier and Union copy.)
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-19

WANTED.-A live and energetic
Life Insurance Solicitor. Good in
ducements eIfered-an excellent op-
portunity for the right man. Address
Lock Box BIG, Evansville, Indiana.
ie18 &c.
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B~ Sixty mats Of fine Java Cofe
for sale at l. x. ID. HEIMAN's.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-09
CHI A RI E S ON.
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 9, 1869.
The "partyn squapble.

The letter Of Senator Sawyer in reply
to the rrjoinder Dr. Mickey. which ap-
pears in our columns this morning, will, we
hope, close this branch Of the newspaper
discussion between the leaders Of the op
posing wings Of the South Carolina Radi-
Gals. Oae hint We may be allowed to give
to the angry disputsnts. It ia more i'm
portant to the white people Of the State to
know that q man is capable and honest,
than to learn that he is or is not sound
Radical Republican. Dr.. Maokey and SEN
ator Sawyer and Representative Bowen
rate each other rouudly, each accusing tn Q
others Of being traitors to the Radical par
ty and false to the dusky voters who hoist.
ed them into Office. But not word is said
Of the integrity and probity Of the rival po.
liticians. Whether Mr.. Sawyer, or Dr.
Mackey, or Mr.. Bowen is preparing to sell
out 1.-THE party" We neither know nor care;
but we should like to know whether the
Radical leaders think that the men who
hold the high places in the political syna-
gogue are personally, worthy of confidence
and trust. This is the point which m ,st
interests the readers Of TIE News
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and could bo'h seiSe them xnd recover the pro.
perty. They were referred to the banks
counsel. To him they stated their case, said
thas they could take the lawyer to Shouse
where tho men were engaged in altering the
number OF the bonds, and asked for the ser
vice ut present only enough money TO pay
their expeusss. The banks council refused to
give them any encouragement, saying that the
bank did not care about the thieves. but anut.
ed the money. He referred them to the other
detectives who were engaged in tho case. and
bowed them out. Messrs. Young and Kciso
refused to have ANYTHING to do with the case,
and the Sun Gays that tho two volun-
teor detectives have now gone into the
case on their own hook. and will con-
t,uue to work it up. The clew is
said to baN information given by wo-
man. loLg the mistress Of notorious thief.
short time before the Ocean Bank robbery
he went to her for money, and persuaded her
to give II on the assurance that q "big joD'
was comlng The man and woman have quar-
relied slnce that time, and the woman mas given
information which has led to Watching certain
ohaf acters. The latter persons, 1t is said,
have been told of the suspicious entertained,
and have partially confessed to compllcitv in
the robbery. It seems strange that these
things, if true. shonid he told before the arrest
or the su pected thieves but further lnforma-
tion s promised to be forthcoming in short
limo
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THE letter from q planter Of Edisto Is
land, printed in another part Of to day y
News witt oe gratifying inseliis ssaee to the
thousands Of our readers who are interes.
ted, more or less directly, in tn s1n6a island
crop. The suggestion that thos54So whom
the planters are looking for needed advances
should ct once take msasures to satisfy
themselves Of the real extent Of the danger
from the caterpillar, is timely and sensible;
and we trust that it may be acted upon
without DELAY.
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We cheerfully give place In to- days
News to letter from '.veritas," defending
the action Of Governor Scott in the little
matter Of that Laurens locomotive. We
have but word Of comment. If Governor
Scott be indeed as innocent in this trans.
action as ''Veritas" would have us believe.
how comes it that the Attorney General, a
brother Radical, and hailing from q olime
at least as loyal as that Of the Governor 9
own Oaio, has officially affirmed, in writing,
the precise statement Of facts given in The
NEWS Now, as between the learned law :
officer Of the State aud our jealous and dis
interested Executive, which are we to be-
lieve? 4gs
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selves ~ nrensR while the sisy pays the
bill. But-w0 are informed that, If the
white Fire Department DO broken up,
the underwriters will refuse altogether
to insure property in Charlesson, or will
double or treble their rates. This danger
is staring us in the face, whatever cur po.
lities or physical complexion. We repeat
it. A perseverance in the scheme Of sstab
fishing oolored Fire Department in
Charleston, as proposed by Alderman T.
J Mackey. will, in all probability, lead to
tue breaking up Of the white Fire Depart
ment. Andsthe breaking up Of the white
Fire Department will either make it impos-
s,ble to insure our property at all, or. so
raise the rates that insurance will be out
Of the question. This is . consideration
which goes home to every man who has
dollar Of his own. It will mot touch the
feelings Of those who have ell to gain and
not q cent to lose. VITA the Mackeys it
may nave NO weight
Even the old colored fire companies are
nov. we understand, opposed to the passage
of ofAlderman MAcksy's bill. They see what
the feeling of the community is, and they
have sense enough to perceive that they will
be the losers in the end if :hey deliberately
run counter to the interests Of the tax paw
ers of the city. Unlike Alderman T. J.
Mackey, these oolored men have no party
axe to grind. They do not wish to form q
new Union League in the guise Of Fire
Department. TAey do not wish to organize
body whose functions will be repeater"
voting and controlling elections, Instead of
running with the machine and putting out
fires. They do not wish to see themselves
brought down to the level Of those who will
only be firemsn on parade days and when
money may be drawn We do not believe
that the proposed bill has more friends
among the respectable oolored people than
1t has among our white citizens.
The motives which led Alderman T. =.
Mackey to introduce the bill are clear and
plain, and il he can lash Council into adopt.
ing the bill he must be tho first person to be
held responsible for whatever troubles or
dangers may follow.