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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-07
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sy telegraph NEW YORK, Oct. O.
CoTroN-A shade lower; sales of 5000
bales at 241zc for middling uplnnds.
FLOUE-Receipts IA ,257 barrels; the mar.
ket is q shade firmer on low GRADES, with
rather more doing; sales Of 10000 barrels at
60 5Oa6 - superhne STATE and Western I;
s. 9096 so for extra state; SIS 90GG 60 for
extra Western S6 45@6 G5 for white wheat
extra: S. 95E6 90 for Iound-hoOp Ohio:
So 256lT co for extra St Louis; 81 00a9 90
FOR good to choice do: closing WI IA, holders
in the sales 1900 barrels extra State and
Western for export at % 9O96 10. Rye
Flour without decided change, sales OF $50
barrels az 81 75G6 %.
COzE MEAL-Quiet.
WuTsKY Dull and heavy; sales Of 10
barrels Western at 81 ISgI %, free, the lat
ter price for iron bound.
WHEAT Receipt I07, 1853 bushels: market
shade frmer, with rather more doing for
export sales OF l3S 600 bushels at 81 l0gI IS
for rejected No. Spring; 81 2z0I % for in
feriOr Winter red Illinois; 81 400l As for
common to prime Winter red and amber
Western 81 50 FOR white Michigan.
Rye Quiet
CoRE-Opened a shade frrner, and closed
quiet without decided change sales OF
IS, 900 bushels at 85996c for unsOund new
mixed Western; 98c@el o. for sound do I;
81 O6 for No. 2 high mixed, neariy yellow (:
81 1901 y for yellow Western; 81 o. for
OATS Receipts, 10.GsI bushels: more act
i've and frmer; So les o 81 600 bushels at
69g52c for L CIV southern and Westerni &c
PE1s~saiea OF 10000 bushels Canada at
81 80, free.
RICE-Firm.
COFEEE-Dull.
SUGAR teadyi aIes n 800 hhds. Cuba
st ll1sgl214c.
MOLASSES- Quiet.
PETROLEUM Quiet; nc for crude; al54c
| for refined.
LEATHER-Hemloc sole In fair request
8Jg3ic Tor BuenCs Ayres and Rio Grande
light and middle.
WooL-Quiet; sales of 10000 pounds Of
| 525zc for domestic feecsi 43944c for pulled
| 5T12c for tubbed.
| LISsEED OTL-Quiet; 81 coal o. In casks
| 6PIRIrS IUE PENTINE-EirIn.
| PoRK-Dull ard heavy; sales OF 800 bbls
| at col U0g3l 50 for mess closing at t3l Ol
! cash; S25 O093 so for prime. aud $50 009
/ tZ9 60 Tor prime mess, and 500 dolls. mess
4 buyers October, at s39 7593l co.
! BEEF-Steady 81 'es Of l25 bbls. 81 IS 500
| sig % for new plain, and sl2 0)@l2 50 fol
| new extra mess
BEEF HAMs-Quiet; sales of 80 bbls. al
| Sl8 09925 90.
CUT MEATs-DulI; sales of I2j packages
/ at 14z@l51zc Tor shoulders: :. I79I0c fol
! hamsi sales OF 900 city hams in bulk Al
lo1ac Mtddles quiet; sales or 90 boxes ice
| cured at I714c
| LARD-Quiet and unchanged; sales Of 07j
uerces at l6Ia0lSc. CHIEFLY at TIC, anC
| steady AZ lS,ql51zc for Kettle rendered.
BUTTEk-Quiet and firm at 20928c f0
Ohio.
CHEEsE-Quiet at I6aI6ISc.
FREIGHTs-rO Liverpool firm; wheat 81
per al and 91zd per steam.
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Chicago Market.

BJ Telegraph CHICAGO. oct. @.
FLoUR-Quiet at g 57149j 50 for Spring
extras.
WHEAT-Quiet and unsett ed; sales No.
at sl lOGl II; No. 81 u4oI O., closing ~
81 Oh: this afternoon the market is irregu
lar; 81 O4159l O5. seller October, and 81 0Jg
0515, seller last half, for No. 2.
CoRE-Quiet; early sales No 2 at 661Z@
6Gt4c; subsequently became firmer, and
closed at &c; rejected quiet and firmer. at
65@66c, closing at Coz; no grades 6lg0ilc;
this afternoon the market IS quiet al 665z C,
seller October, and 671<c, seller last half,
for No. 2.
OAIs-Firmer, at 80 g40c for regular and
strictly fresh receipts of No. 2, closing 1T
305ze.
KYE-Fairly active; sales No. at 80a80Izc:
No. 2 7S979c; rejected 73M075c, closing at
SOC for No. !, and 78c for No. 2.
BARLEY - No. is dull and entirely
nominal.
HIGHwISEs- Early sales at 81 C98I II,
closing with sellers at Il I20I 10, and buy
ers at 81 ~.
sUGAR-I31z8l5c for common to primo
Cuba.
PR0vIsIoSs-Inactive and nominal, at
s32 1898 90 for Mess Pork; l7s<@lSc for
Lard; l4t4@l5c for dry-saIted shoulders ;
TIC for Iongh Sides, and INC for sweet
picked Hams.
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River ntannacl,se.

PITTsBURG, October 6.-Monon-
gahela five feet and falling slowly
Departed-Camelia, for St. Louis,
Cincinnati, is detained by fog. The
weather is cool.
LOUISVILLE, October 6.-Port list:
Anna, Cincinnati to st. Louis; Belle
Vernon, Pittsburg to st, Louis. The
river is declining, with five feet ten
inches water in the canal, three feet
ten inches on the falls, and two feet
ten inches over the rocks. Weather
clear and warm.
NEW ORLEANS, October 6.-Arri-
ved-MOhawk and barges.
CINCINNATI, October 6 Arrived
Packets. Departures-John H. Groes-
beck, New Orleans; Glasgow. Mem
phis; Charmer, Evansville. Weather
clear and pleasant. Business active
River falling, with IL feet 5 inches IL
the channel.
CAIRO, October 6.-Norman, Ev.
ansville packet, z A. N; Altoona. Gin
cinnati to st. Louis, z A. NJ; Belle
Memphis, Memphis to st. Louis,
A. NJ; Belle St. Louis, st. Louis K
Memphis, 8 A. NJ; Forsythe, st, Louis
to Vicksburg, 4 P. n; Mississippi
New Orleans to st. Louis, p N
Burksville, GAINESVILLE to return,
P. NJ; Lightwood, Cincinnati to New
Orleans. P. NJ; Arkansas, st. Loui
to Arkansas River, 8 P. N. The rive
is stationary. Weather clear. Mer
curry &c.
ST. Louis. October CARVED
Champion, Cincinnati; Tom Jasper
St. Paul; Andy Johnson. Keokuk
Mountaineer, Kansas City. Departed
Atlantic and barqes, New Orleans
Andy johnson, Keokuk; Sucke
State, St. Paul City Of Cairo. Mem
phis; Illinois. Peoria; Nick Wal
Lexington; Dance, Kansas CITY
River rising slowly at Rock IslanC
Illinois. 1t is II feet above low waite
mark, and is rising all the way
Weather clear and pleasant.
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ER n X w =.
Forotaer River items sac 7Rtrd pa7e.
The additional arrivals 40 depart-

The additional arrivals and depart
ures up to midnight last were the Pc
trolia No. 2, from Clnnelton; Hart
ford, from Green River; Morning
Star, Louisville and return, and
Fayette, from Henderson.
The John Lumsden departed with
a splendid trip~.......The Petrolia had
30 hhds tobacco and large amount
of miscellaneous freight.........The
Hartford was full OF lumber and ship
timber for the Dry Docks. The
Hartford will return to Green River
to- day.........The Qaickstep came up
to the wharf yesterday evening after
making a little dash down and then
up the river, and looks handsomer
inside and out than we ever saw her
Sudden and severe indisposition COM
pels US to defer details of her i'm
provements till another time.
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STOLE A CoAT.-Winter is coming
on, and the cool weather has caused a
demand for heavier clothing. This
was the case with a negro named John
Oliver, who has been rooster on
the John Lumsden A white man
had bought the coat from Hamburger
at a cost of six dollars in greenbacks.
Oliver. feeling that he needed a coat,
clamped ," it, and put it in his carpet
bag, which no left somewhere up town.
But wrong viii come to light, and the
coat was found. Oliver was arrested
and sent to the lookup. He will be
indicted by the grand jury to-day, and
In few days more will probably be
elected a colored representative to
Jacksonville.
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Anlusemaents.

OPERA HoUsE.-Notwit hstanding
the great rush to see Blind Tom, the
musical phenomenon, last night, a
large audience also assembled at the
Opera House, to witness SchiIler'e
grand tragedy Of the Robb ers. Mr
e. 7. Stetson, by his master1y renGi-
tion ofthe dihicultcharacter ofCharles
De Moor, gave new evidence Of his ge-
MUS and talents. Miss Minnie Monk,
as Amelia, was all that we could ask !;
and Mr.. Anderson, as Rollar, Mr..
Noyes, as Switzer, and Mr.. Pierce, as
Count De Moor, fully sustained the
good opinions we have heretofore ex-
pressed. The character Of the viii
famous Francis De Moor. the I'M
natural and schemiDg brother, was
finely acted by Mr.. G. T. Nichols,
who evidently had given the
character deep study. The farce
of the Irish Tutor kept the
house in q roar, and Mr.. Pierce and
Mr.. Harry S. Dufield as the two Doc
tors were as funny as possible
For tonight an excellent bill has
been selected, consisting of the drama
of the Jibbenainosay, or Nick of the
Woods, and the amusing farce of
Dodging for Wife.
AS the Company remain but three
nights longer, we expect full houses
the balance of the week. This Com
pany is, we believe, the best that has
ever played in this city. Every n en-
Der of the Corps Dramatique, both
ladies aud gentlemen, are artIstes
of ability, and as future visits
depend upon the present patronage,
it is but just that they should receive
a generous support. Our citizens are
fond of amusement, and when assured
that The performance is indeed meri-
torious, they rarely fail to respond.
Let US see full house tonight.
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Cincinnati KaFKot.

BY Felesraph1 CrECIHEATI. October 6.
FLoUR-DulI and dropping; sales OF
family at IS 5095 IS.
WaEAr-Dall and red held at 81 l0gI Is.
CORN-Dul at 95G07c for ear.
OATS-Unchanged al 53G55c.
BARLEY-5c higher, with sales at 81 CSC
70 Tor Fall.
RYE-Duil n gjc.
WHIsKY-U nse.tled and held at 81 17g
L Is: no sales.
MISS PoRK-In fair demand; sales Of 600
bb.s at S3l, a decline.
LARD-LOWer. but in demand at the de-
cline; sales of 10 tierces % lie.
BULK MEATS AND BACON-Unchanged
and no sales, but both held firmly.
BUTTER-FIrm and in good demard at
30935c.
CHEEsE--In good demand at l59l51<c for
Western Reserve.
EGGs-Advanced TO &c and the supply
light.
SUGAR-Unchanged and quiet.
CoFFEE-Unchanged and quiet.
TOBACCO-In goo demand; sales OF 800
hhds al e 059Z7 30.
GoLD-l3OA buying and 1917 selling.
EXCHAN GE-Flrm At par buy Ing; l-l0 per
cent. premium selling.
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FINE JEWELRY. - We yesterday
dropped in at the jewelry establish
ment Of Gus. Jagemann, on Main
Street, aext door to Hallock's drug
store, and were really surprised at
the splendid stock of fine iewelry that
we saw there. Mr.. Jagemann has
been in business q number of years,
and fully understands the wants of the
trade; besides, he is very clever and
obliging gentleman to deal with. He
also repairs fine watches, jawelry. &C.,
and endeavors to give general salts
faction.
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Economical, Reliable, the Best.

DooLEY's BAKING POWDER IS
superior to all others in market.
Free from any Injurious substances,
and so nicely compounded that the
contents of each box insures light,
sweet, healthy biscuits, rolls, pastry,
&c, with uniform success. Only two
teaspoonfuls to a quart of -four IS
necessary, while those Of ordinary
manufacture require from ne-third
to half more. Ask your Grocer for
DooLEY's BAKING POWDER, and take
no other. oct7d3TuThSat
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INCREAsING.-The number OF curl
osities in the geological and mineral
ogical departments at the Evansville
Library Rooms is increasing quite
rapidly. The petrifed ham, from
Kentucky, a sharks tooth, and other
euriosities have lately been added
also. an Indian scalp. It is worth
while to make a visit to the Library
Rooms to look over the many won
ders that are on exhibition there.
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y YORK cold ard stock BarAtt.

Fen EOFE UUIu aEu btUUH HhrH I.
By telegraph NEW YORK. Oct. @.
MoxEY-Easy at 6a7 per cent. on call.
The bank received EI50,0JO In currency from
Chicago. Commercial bills are rather
plentier.
GOLD Firmeri opened at 100 and closed
at l5l. Carrying rates 792 per cent. to fiat.
The rise seems 10 be due rather to small Of
ferings than TO any unusual demand. The
China arrived this evening and brought
fl64,000.
6I,lI9L@ll9L; do. 'B2, Il05zali9L; do. "a, Il9
@llsA do. 80, ll91&all95s; do. new, lll%g
Il7Is do '67, ll75zgll754 10. '68, llI14gll4Sz;
l0-40si l03HgloS55; currency Is, IOSsIOo3s
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STREET RAILROAD EXTENSION
The Stockholders Of the Evansville
Street Railway Company will hold a
meeting this evening, to take action
in regard to tie extension Of the
Street Railroad. According to the
charter of the Company, they arc re-
quired to build another mile by the
first of next January. It is supposed
that the road will be extended either
out Second or Eighth Streets.
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CHANGED QUARTERs.-R J. Nc
Grew, the artistic Sir knight of the
Brush, has removed from his late shop
on Locust Street. to his new building
on Second Street, between Locust and
Walnut. Bob's motto is Excelsior.
aud he will be pleased to have all his
friends in need Of Sign. Banner OF
Card Painting to give him a call at his
new stand. He is thar" to stay.
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lie! FOR uEyDFR ONT

The fine steamer Fayette. the Hen
derson packet. Twill leave for Henderson
this morning at seven o'clock and will
convey passengers to the stockholders
meeting at that place to-day. Those
desiring to attend should promptly
avail themselves of this opportunity.
Be on board at the right time. She
will return this evening.
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Nem Orleans narkeI.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. oct. 6.
COTTON middling, 2j14c; sales,
) 050 bales; receipts, !, 553 bales; eK ports to
Barcelona, 30 bales.
OATS-6J96lc.
PORK-Held at 93f.
BACON-Shouiders, IS1%c.
SUaAR-Prime, l4dl41sc.
CoFFEE-Fatr, I4z9l5l4c; prime, 1919
1870.
Other articles unchanged.
GOLD-i3l.
sTERLING-I40S<
n. Y. SIGHT-5z discount.
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No RUN.-The Adams Express had
no run from Cincinnati by the noon
train yesterday, owing to a singular
accident. The messenger had loaded
his car at Cincinnati, on side track,
and when the train was made up, the
car was left behind. Such an acct
dent would probably not occur again
in fifty years.
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RAILROAD MEETING.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders OF the
Evansville, Henderson and Nashville
Railroad. will take place at Hender-
son to-day. The meeting Of the Di-
rectors was held yesterday. We pre-
sumo We shall soon know the full par
ticulars in regard to the lease that has
been effected lately. We hope Ev-
ansville will be well represented to-
day, for we are deeply interested in
the early completion of this great
through route.
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The City Appropriation 10 the E G..
&P. Fri!

The 100000 appropriation to the
Evansville, Carmi and Paducah Rail-
road will add considerably to the rate
of city taxes, but will, no doubt, Sc
cure the road. LabOring men, how
ever, may procure homes not subject
to city taxation by buying lot or two
in the suburban addition to Evans
vile, recorded under the name of
" BLANKENBURG." Sale Saturday,
October 10th, at 2 PM. at the Court
House door. oct7 1t
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SPELLING BY SoUND.-Blind Tom
is an original speller. He spells
physician, fszischion;" hippopota-
mus, hippopotermous;" and rhino-
eerOus, rynosserrous." Tom is a
great curiosity.
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lpHE GREAT AMERICAN
4 A HEALTH RESTORER, punfes
the blood and cures scrOfula,
Syphilis, Skin Diseases, Rheuma-
Itisn, Diseases Of Women. and an
lChronic Affections Of the Blood,
i Liver and Kidneys. Recommended
! ~ the Medical Faculty and many
/ thOusauds Of our best citizens.
Read the testimony Of Physicians
Iand patients who have used Rosa
dalisi send for our Hosadalis Guide
TO Health hook, or Almanac for this
year, which We publish for gratui-
tous distribution; IL Will give you
much valuable information.
Dr. r. W. Carr Of Baltimore,
says.
/ take pleasure IN recommending
your ROsADALIs as a very powerful
alternative. / have seen Il uBed m
two cases with happy results-.one
~ case or secondary syphilis, ina
which the patient pronounced him-
self cured after having taken five
bottles Of your medicine. The other
is case OF scrofula Of long standing.
which IS rapidly improving under
ITS use, and the Indications are that
tho patient will soon recover. i
have carefully examined the formula
by which your Roaadalis is made,
and find it an excellent compound
Of Alternative Ingredients.
DIR. Sparks, Of NichOlasVille, KY
says he has used ROsndnlis in cases
Of scrOfula and Secondary syphilis
with satisfactory results-as q clean
er Of the blood / know no better
remedy.
Samuel G. McFadden, Murfrcea-
b0rO', Tenn, says
i have used seven bJttlea 81 Rosa
dalis, and ana entirely cured Of
Rheumatism send me four bottles,
as wish it for my brother who has
scr0fulOus sore eyes.
BENJAMIN BechtOl, Of Lima, Ohio,
writes: have suffered 70 twenty
years with IN inveterate eruption
over my whole body. A short time
since ] purchased q bottle Of Rosa
dalis, and it effected q perfect cure.
Rosadalis is sold by all druggists.
Laboratory, 81 Exchange Place,
BALTIMORE.
DIS. CLEMENTS, RIYEs & co.
RrQpriCt0r0.
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ARREST OF w. Fl. FIsHER.-The
Grand Jury having found an indict-
ment against Fisher for arson, he was
arrested by Sheriff Miller yesterday
morning. He telegraphed to Prince
ton for Fishers arrest, but answer
came back that he would be here on
the down train, and Mr.. Miller met
him at the depot. Fisher was re-
leased yesterday evening on $4,000
bail. DR.. Kidd, a druggist, of Prince
ton, went on his bond.
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CHARLES NJ. TILEsToN having re-
turned to our city. advertises his bust
ness in our local column this morn
ing. His old friends will find Charley
both able and willing to attend to
their wants in his line.
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LouIsYllle Market.

BY Telegraph LOUIsvILLE. Oct. 9.
FLoUH-Ftrm and in demand; superhne
So 90.
WHE&T-Red, 81 10; white, 81 20.
CoRN-9oc.
OATs-50c.
RYE soc.
EU0AR-New Orleans prime, nc.
CoFFEE-Prime Rio, 231zc.
MOLAsS Es-Prime New Orleans, Zoe.
TOBACCO-Leaf firm; sales OF 333 hhds.,
ranging from 81 10 to glS >.
PRovIsIoSs Quiet, but firm. Mess Pork,
g. Bacon shoulders lie, clear rio sides
20Lac and clear sides 2J54c.
LARD -l0c
WHISKY Weak at 81 20.
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PERSONALLY. Dusouchet and fam
lily, including his mother, left on the
John Lumsden yesterday. en- route to
New Orleans We wish the party a
safe and pleasant trip.
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ExcURsIoN-We learn that it IS
nrobabIe that the steamer Fayette will
bring I'D an excursion party on Sat-
nrdav night. to attend the Theatre.
We have no doubt q large number
will avail themselves of the oppor-
tunitv.
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IA Mss. A. Mccoy has just re-
turned with large stock of Fancy
Millinery Goods Ladies will please
call and look at her stock. Velvet
Hats at so cents. In part of s. Bru-
ner's Hoop Skirt Factory, No. Z First
Street. oct7 1t
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0cAL NOTICES.
Frnsh GhelI OYsters,

Just received by Express last night,
at Neumann's Restaurant. opposite
the Opera House, large supply of
Fresh Shell Oysters, which will be
served up in every style. oct7 1t
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BEFORE JUSTICE MCTERNAN.-
Peter Bruubtstein and John Schmidt
got into fuss at saloon in Lamasco,
on Tuesday night, and Schmidt was
struck by the former Schmidt made
affidavit, and Constable Donahue
arrested the defendant. but before
arriving at the 'Squire's Office, the
two men met and made it up" The
State, however, would not make up +"
worth a cent, and Brunbtstein was
fined one cent and costs, amounting
to Sc 20. The whole cause of the
disagreement was two much lager"
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IMPORTANT SURGICAL OPERATION.
One of the most important and diff
cult operations in surgery was per-
formed, with perfect success, on Tues
day, by Drs. Runcie and Hilliard. DR.
R. using the knife, assisted by DR.. II,
and their student, Mr.. Ritzel.
The operation, in surgery, is terme d
Lythotomy, and was performed on q
gentleman named f. R. Davis. who
came here from Kentucky, for the
purpose of procuring surgical aid
About two years ago Mr.. Davis. in
sliding down precipitous river bank
in Kentucky, was pierced by a cano
about one inch in diameter. which
broke off, leaving about four inches in
the body, which was drawn out with
the exception of a piece about three
quarters of an inch in length, which
got into the bladder, and about this
piece of cane an incrustation was
formed, creating calculus body about
one and half inches long and two
and half inches in circumference,
which was extracted intact, and NAV
be seen at the Office of DR.. Runcie
Mr.. Davis has suffered for two years.
and had been confined to his bed for
several months past. He was quite
comfortable yesterday evening, and
will soon recover. The operation was
an extraordinarily successful one.
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VIsIToRs.-Quite a number Of citi-
zens of Henderson came up on the
Fayette last evening, to attend the
Blind Tom Concert.
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STARTED AGAIN. = Mr.. @. l..
Roberts. whose pump factory, near
the corner Of Main and Fifth Streets,
was lately destroyed by fire. has gone
into business again, at the corner of
Locust and Fourth Streets. When
Mr.. Rocker puts up his new building,
it is probable that he will go back to
his old stand.
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RECoRDER's CoURT.-The general
dullness of this dispensatory of NUM-
cipal justice still continues. and we
can report only one case yesterday.
Ed. Leyer made affidavit that Chas.
Schrader did maintain nuisance by
depositing slop water and filth OF
various descriptions on his premises.
The case was tried by jury Of six,
with Maj. Madison and Mr.. Kumler as
attorneys for the respective opponents.
The principal item Of interest in the
trial was the history Of large stove
pot, and the details are too tedious
for US to mention them. The jury
found the defendant guilty, and
assessed fine of s., which with the
costs amounted to about SIS. Schrad-
er took an appeal. This was another
one of those family quarrels, that
ought to be settled by the parties
| without going into court.
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THE NEW BRIDGE.-Messrs. Decker
and Bowers, County Commissioners,
visited the new Pigeon Greek bridge,
near the Artesian Springs Park, yes
terday, and were highly pleased with
the manner in which the work
is being done by Messrs. Grant
& Pilsbury, the contractors. The
stone work is pronounced SPLEEN
did job, and speaks for itself
This bridge will be the best in this
vicinity, when completed, and will
undoubtedly stand for a great many
years. The entire structure, complete
in all its details, is to cost the county
$4,000, which is considered a low
price for so fine a bridge. Mr.. Otto
Runge, the able Superintendent, fully
understands his duties, and is deserv-
ing of great credit. The work is be-
ing pushed forward as speedily as pos
sible, and the piers are almost COM
pleted.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-07

PERsoNAL.-Mr.S SAMUEL BAYARD,
of tue Evansville National Bank, has
returned from quite a lengthy trip
East. He had a good look at the
raging bulls and bears of Wall Street,
while in their highest state of excite
ment. and no doubt prefers living
where business is transacted in more
dispassionate manner.