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By Te1esraph.l CLNcInnATI, Aug. -.
.7LoUR-Duil; family, s 75a8 90.
WHEAT-Duil and prices nCminali red,
81 1901 20.
CoRN-Searce. end sold this afternoon at
81 10. The demand from distilierB is press
ing.
OA15-Steady at 50Q- Sc.
RYE-Uuli az 81.
IOBACCO-lm good demand Mt fuEI rates.
WHsKY-Uusetticd, a. d prices nominal.
70 Is offered az 81 J8; no demand.
PROYIsI0E5-Dul and prices dropping.
Mess pork was offered 40 f35 2j8J 90. Bulk
meats 1910 Tor shoulders, and lD%c for
sides. Bacon, ZODIAC for shoulders, and
I5l<c for clear rib or clear sides.
LARD-Was hsid at lg5<e, but could hive
been bought 40 l01Ic.
BUTTER-Stcady at 2j03Qc.
EGGs-Ige for selected dull.
OILs-Linseed duh az Gjd03c. Lard oil
81 l34I IS for the best. Petroleum un-
changed at 239s0c Tor refined.
sUGAR-steady at l3Mgl6c for raw, and
I5LaIGX for refined
CoFFEE In moderate demand at Ig1lg
2J5Zc.
GoLD-12s1l buying, and l2i selling.
EXcHAEGB-l-lJ discount buying, and
par selling
MOwEY- Market unehnnged
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i RID. oUH o EkMANN,
W. b BURFORD.
dissolution Of CopartnershlD.

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between p. l.. Geisler and Con-
slant Delang, IN the Jewelry Busi-
ness, at No. 81 Main Street, has been
dissolved by mutual consent. Blr.
Constant Delang retjres from the
business, which viii hereafter be con-
tinued by p. l.. Geisler & Co, who
will settle all claims against the firm,
and who are alone authorized to col
lect debts IN favor Of the same. The
name and style Of the firm In the
future will be p. L. GEIsLER & Co.
7. L GEIsLER,
CONSTANT DELANG.
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pLUO MUss.-A regular fight took
place on Saturday night, at the Para
disc Garden, kept by Hagar. A lot of
young Lamasco bummers, as we are
informed, went TO the Garden and
asked for something to drink, aud got
quite disorderly, Hagar refused to
give them liquor, and told them he
wanted TO close up. Oae OF. them,
named George Hahn, got very disor
derby aud attempted to assault Hagar,
who grabbed a pitcher and broke 1t
over his head, causing some ugly
wounds. Hagar also got hurt some,
on'5he hands, we believe. The mat
ter viii be investigated to day before
Recorder Willard.
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Re- The Criminal Court Room is
she great resort for ell idle people.
We cannot understand the attraction
shat causes persons to sit during the
heat and listen to tedious trials,
viii Oh are generally devoid Of inter
est. But the people seem to take
great interest, aud if the Judge says
anything, they will rise and lean for
ward, as If afraid Of net hearing what
he said. The attraction Of the place
Is something singular TO Us.
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Tg County Agricultural So
e5GfF2S

AS the season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
ing to make contracts for thoir printing
we would call especial attention 10 onr
superior facilities for doing ali classes OF
this work, such rs Catalogues, Premium
Lists, Tickets, &c. we are also prepared
to get up one, two, and threesheet Posters,
in plain or coIoTed ings, at sh0rt notice.
We have just added to our Job Depart
ment i've hundred dollars worth of the
latest styles Of poster type, and our facili-
Ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon us, OF
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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LoufsYIIle EaFkeGs


By Telegraph LoUIsY1LI-E' august =.
RAaGTNc- 2-pound kentucky 25%@2ic.
1870 i nm eupernne s. Coo -.
GRAIE AND GRocEKIt unchanged
Ton ACCO-LeaG sales OF 81 hog heads at
- PT9VrsToNs- Weaker Mess pork s3f o..
pscop. shoulders lG16ci clear rlb 05zc /;
clear sides 1870. Lard, fierce 201zc. Hams,
stear cured re; fancy do. 2jl4o.
WHsKY-Firm nc 81 20Ai 81.
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The pride Of our city and the hope
of her youth will soon commence
their Fall sessions, and having had,
for the past several years, an extraOr-
binary demand Misses and Boys
shoes, in connection with this event,
[ have made early purchases IN ad-
vance of my regular Fall stock, of
stylish and reliable goods particularly
suited to his demand, which arc now
at hand, aud will enable mo to supply
to their entire satisfaction, all who
may come. New goods received daily.
auc30-2t e. W. TURNER.
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RITar F1ianatclle..

CAIRO, August 28.-Sam. Brown,
st. Louis to Cairo, IL pm; Anna,
Cincinnati to st. Louis, Gam. Came
liza, Pittsburg to St. Louis, 6 am. /;
Belle st. Louis, Memphis to ST.
Louis, 2 am; Lady Gay, st. Louis to
New Orleans, 9 am; Bon Accord,
Mound City TO st. Louis, TO am. /;
Fanny Brandeis, Cairo to Evansville,
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Grand humboldt celebration at
RwaugrfTFa

Grand Humboldt Celebration at
Evansville.
The 18th Of September, 1869, the
one hundredth birth dag Of Alexan-
der Won Humboldt, the Nestor of
Science, is fast approaching. The
most complete arrangements arc being
made to celebrate said birthday at
our city, in a manner worthy Of the
great deceased.
The undersigned committee take
pleasure in inviting the people OF
Evansville and vicinity to participate
in the festivities, and being satisfied
that the renowned and honored name
OF Alexander Won Humboldt will
awaken the deepest sympathies in the
heart of every intelligent BEING, we
feel confident that our citizens and
neighbors will attend the celebration
en- ul0SSe.
All lodges, societies, associations,
ETC., with or without emblems), arc
respectfully requested TO participate
in the procession.
Come Onei Come all
WIN. HEILMAN,
MORRIS Calm,
DR.. L. SCHULTZ,
L. A. GoETZE,
U. SCHRAEDER,
Committee of Invitation.
aug 25d&w-td
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BY CableI LgElar. .u..
CCnsolH, asIf. American H.cu..
erf flYe-IWeuty Bones %. I...a.
e3; do, '8ls, 6l<. eo. lls. s de-.
10 do, '02i 90 rraeE.aat.
PAINS. august G3.-E0ur "a. OPEN
cited and closed Qulea laauLl5. I-a
ITvEHPoou, August a-UaltHu
Middiug Dpluula, La<If aHIe.
l3Idi sales, 0.ugj bales 4ucludIu.
export aud Cor speculation. EHI|
white Wheat. i1s9 IHI Wu.
Western Flour. 2i8 Gd. Corn. El
sos l1. oats 0d- Peas HHI
Beef, 91l. Lard VS. Iaea. . sHu
O.. Talow, i7s Hd.
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Our KENTUCKY CIRCULATION
We are laaving almost daily evidence
Of the appreciation OF the JOURNAL
by our friends in Kentucky. On Sat
urday VIC received a club Of twenty
three subscribers from single post
Office in Webster County, and few
days ago club Ct thirty-two sub
scribers from Hopkins County. In
these two counties the JOURNAL has
larger circulation than any other
paper published out Of the county.
Subscriptions from Webster County
will be received by Mr.. John Nasbitt,
Of Dixon, and from Hopkins County
b. Dir. ". NJ. Young, Of Madison
vile.
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FgyERAL OB FREDERT0H KRGNEB,
The Remains Escorted to Oak Hill
by 3 large Number Or Friends.

The funeral of " Uncle Frederick
Krener took place last Saturday,
and was one Of the largest in this
city for some time A large con-
course of friends turned out, includ-
ing several societies. The funeral
procession left his late residence, on
Fulton Avenue, shortly after P. H.,
and proceeded to st. Johns Church
in the following order:
Crescent City Silver Band.
Union Fire Company.
Jackson Fire Company.
Evansville Cornet Band.
Brewers Association.
Evansville Silver Band.
Various Lodges OF Odd Fellows.
Hearse and Pail Bearers.
Carrisges.
After reaching st. Johns Church,
the remains we're taken within the
edifce, and a sermon preached by the
Rev. G. Runck. The church ives
crowded, and many persons had to re-
main outside. Mr.. Runck's address
was said to be most eloquent. but it
was in German, and we could not IN
derstand his remarks.
From the church the procession
proceeded to Oak Hill Cemetery,
where the last sad rites were per-
formed over his grave by the Odd
Fellows, and the ceremonies were
beautiful and impressive.
The procession contained sixty sew
en- vehicles, and Mr.. Krener's re-
mains we're followed to their last rest
ing place by large number Of sin
cere friends, who incurred the loss Of
the departed citizen. who was univer-
sally beloved by those who knew him.
The band played solemn music oa
the line of the march, the bell OF the
Lamasco Engine House was toIled,
and the flag at the Engine House was
trimmed with black Grape, aud was
hung at half mast in honor Of the de-
ceased. who had been a member of
the Union Fire Company Mr.. Kre-
ner will be mourned By large circle
of true friends.
One by one the old citizens pass
away, and are succeeded by new
generation, who. in turn, go the way
Of all flesh, and return to the dust
from which they were created. His
friends and relatives viii know him
no more forever on this earth, for he
has " Gone to that bourne from whence
no traveller returns
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The above dissolution having be-
come necessary by my continued I'll
health, l would sincerely thank the
public for the very liberal patronage
extended to the firm, and solicit for
nv successors q continuance of the
same. CoNsIAhT DELANG.
aug281W
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81 we learn that tue proprietors
of the National Hall Saloon has had
a large uumber OF complaints fled
against him by tile saloon keepers,
because he kept open the Sunday on
which they all agreed 10 close un.
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8-Our neighboring city ofOwens-
boro is talking about building a
market house TO cost So, 009 If she
does, we viii bet Evansville mechanics
will be looking after tho Job.
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By Tuisgrapl.i EE#EsuE. au=
Businoss ln tHodfg goods .FrGr
aediy better, and some HH.uHH
tive, occaaiuneI partly Hu IuH Il
The recent prevalent HHHIuE a.
aud stoppago OF tHe hhIIn#al.#
other mills for WauLll water. l.... f
i'm pofiIut bearing ou fHa market
prices arc generally etonaV. aH# fH.
disposition mauife tG uut uH ..a
loW-prced prints re per Enras HuI
be Etreuu0u alv opposed nE |nHH.H#.
sheetlngg arc urm at IlI ITs fHH
brands, such ns Appleton A and F.
a Granville az "a FcIIIHea lH.
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valuable Business Property for sale.

Valuable Business Property for Sale.
That valuable business property on
the northeast corner of Second and
Division Streets, being seventy five
feet front on Second Street, and ex-
tending back sixty-nine feet on DiEis
ION Street, with large frame dwelling,
containing seven large rooms, hall,
pantry, out buildings, &C., with gas
pipes all through the house, allin good
condition, the house being thirty
seven and half feet from the corner
of Division Street. Will sell the
whole property together, or will sub
divide to suit parties. Unless the
property is sold at private sale on or
before Saturday, September 18th, 1869,
it will be offered at public sale at the
Court House door, at two o'clock, P.
NJ, on said day.
TERMS OF SALE-One.third cash,
balance in two equal payments Of one
and two years, with six per cent. in
terest on deferred payments, secured
By mortgage. For further particulars
apply to j. p. ELLIOTT & Son,
Real Estate Agents,
Corner of Third and Locust Streets.
aug26.d9t.
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-The Recorder
had regular old-time " field day,
on Saturday.
William Riley, arraigned for fight
ing. was discharged.
George Williams, high private in
the first regiment Of the "benzine
brigade. for being drank, was fined
S. %, which he paid.
james MaConnie, fer the same
otfonse, was taxed IS 25.5 Paid.
Alonzo Brannan, for having ia
dulged too literally in fusil oil, was
taxed IS p. which he liquidatcd.
Jane Kelly, a colored woman, for
lighting, vas fined s. 10, which, she
paid.
Thomas Leonard, another recruit
to the benzine regiment, was too lib
eral in his potations TO Bacchus, and
allowed the auit extract to get the
better OF him, for which he was
assessed s. 10. This individual had
another weakness, also, it seems,
caused by a too Tree use Of the fusil
oil. and undertook to play the role Of
policeman, but as a ''star performer
was not q success. As a contributor
to the city treasury he performed
much better, and a deposit Of So go
made It all right.
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B@ Nancy Reed, alias Nancy Fat,
who was fined short time since, and
given a few hours to leave town, has
returned again. Our city laws need
remodeliDg in some way. We should
have a workhouse for such characters
as Nancy.
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RoBBERY.-Some low-down SCALA
wag, whose name should have been
on the State Prison register long ago,
on Saturday morning robbed the fruit
and cigar stand of G. Bernheimer,
next door to the Post Office, taking
three boxes Of cigars and one of to-
bacco, the whole valued at about So.
Although there was plenty of fruit on
hand, the thief took nothing but the
tobacco and cigars. Such low down
thieving as this would disgrace Cairo.
TEACHERS INsTITUTE.-The School
Teachers Institute will begin to-day,
at the High School building, and con-
tinue during the week. The Lnsti-
tute will be conducted by Prof. Cow
and the session will no doubt be an
interesting one, and will be Of great
benefit to all teachers that participate.
Prof. Barnabas Q. Hobbs. State Su-
perintendent Of Public INSTRUCTION.
has written to Prof. Cow that he will
be present some time during the ses-
sion. A full attendance of teachers
is desired, and all are requested to
take such school books as they have
on hand.
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Barrett's" can't be equaled.
RAILROAD Assessment.

at meeting Of the Board Of Di-
rectors of the E., G.. & p. Railroad
Company, on Wednesday evening,
August llth, it was unanimously re-
solved that an assessment Of eight
per cent, be levied upon the capital
stock Of the Company, four per cent.
Of which shall be payable on the 10Th
Of September next, and four per cent.
on the 10Th Of October, the same to
he used in making surveys Of the va
rious routes from Evansville to the
Wabash River, leading into Southern
Illinois. JAS. L. WELBORN,
au912- tsept15 Seereta 2.
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KATYDIDs.-Some person who has
given the matter close attention, says
that We viii have frost by the Sd or
4th Of September, as according 10 the
K9tydids, who sing six weeks before
frost, It will be due by that time.
We will watch and see.
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CoRN-We are Informed by the
Owensboro Monitor that the pro-
longed drought in Grayson, Breckin-
ridge, aud portions Of Ohio Counties.
has blasted effectually the yield Of
corn. 1t IS said in the former county
there will not be sufficient raised to
afford bread for the Formulation.
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8~ Messrs. Schuermann & Bur
ford have dissolved partnership in
the Opera Drug Store. w. 3. Bur
ford viii continue the business. See
local notice.
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DELICIoUs.-Miss Pet" Shell has
sent US samples Of the peaches and
grapes grown on the Sterrett"
grounds. The peaches are the largest
and finest favored we have seen this
year. Thank you, " Pet"
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ES- Newburg will have railroad
meeting, on the 14th Of September, to
take action in regard TO a road from
NewbuIg to Mitchell
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gay Our Criminal Court las boen
denomlDated the Toombs,' by one
who has been there.
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Ey~ Use o little good common
sense and buy your Boots and Shoes,
for men, women and children, at the
first class Shoe House, at 60 Main
Street. j. s. KICKER.
aug30 Mon&Tu Nv
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8S~ The seeoad Adventist5 assert
that this world is bound TO burn on
next Thursday. We don't believe it,
however.
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E95@ Two blind mares for sale; in
No. l condition. Apply to
A j. COLBUaN,
aug16 tt 30 Main Street.
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B5~ Several OF the new public els
terms in the upper part Of town will
be filled this week.
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gay Peaches are selling 10 this
market as low as thirty cents per
bushel.
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Eemnhls HarEer.
~ Teicgraph.I MEMPHIS. Aul

t5y T6legrGph.l MEMPHIs. August rs.
CoTToG-Low niiddiing 33Lc.
CORE-90C.
OATs-O2l5c.
BRAN-Gl8 90.
HAY--s21 00a23 90.
WHEAT-U mchanged.
FLOUR-Superane, S. OOgo We
MEAIs-KIin. dried, 81 81. ,r
BACoN-Firm; sides lg54ci hAoH4@ets
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PERsONAL.-Gen. John n. Harlan
of Louisville, is in the city,
Geo. S. Nelson, one Of the popular
conductors Of the q. s. G. r. r., IS
again at his post, after q short reev-
peratlve trip to Put-in-Bay, and oh. er
fashionable resorts. He looks well.
Marsh Atkinson has returne / to
the city, after a protraoted soioo,rn in
the South, where for a month 5. w,s
quite i'll. He is now in good s, ,,Itb
REPAIRING THE SEwERs q,bo
work of repairing the sewers ! NO
crossing. The outlet Of the sbor,
sewer at the foot of Vine Stree ba.
been finished in a permanent and snb
s.antial manner, and that Ia ,din,
from the foot Of Main Street Is bein,
repaired in like manner. The On ,tIetl
are being built up with heavg soil,
masonry, and it is to be hoped the,
will prove permanent.
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e T. G. Bridwoll & Go, corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
cd Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
iel7-tf
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D~ Buy The Florence" the
first class Family Sewing Machine of
the World. aug28 ct
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s~The general opinion is that
warm weather viii continue until
September 18th.
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BGT- Few who have ever tried the
American House, Boston, are tempt
ed to leave that pattern hotel for any
other
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H8 The very best custom-m made
Shoes can always be found at
aug30-Mon& 2a RlCKER's.
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sES- The sand bars are getting quite
prominent in the river in front of the
city.
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THE STRAIGHT LINE RAILROAD
The County Commissioners did not
take action on Saturday on the peti-
ton asking That an election be order
ed 10 decide whether Pigeon Town
ship viii donate $4,000 to the
Straight Line Road. The mater vas
postponed undl Monday, September
9Th Ia the meantime. the attorneys
for the roadsare using all means to get
opinions from outside lawyers, to
Offset The opinion given by Judge
Iglehart AMI Col. Chg.s. DENLY, who
have declared that the Commissioners
have no right to order the election.
1t is a matter in Which the poople at
large, especially those laboring men,
who only own tie house aud lot on
which they reside are deeply interest
ed, for if the order Is made, and the
donation voted, the taxes viii be very
heavy.
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MONEY ORDERS FOR BUSINESS MEN.
Several of our wholesale merchants,
appreciating the safety Of transmits
sion, and promptness of payment Of
all money orders on the Post Office
in this city. have sent special instruc-
tons to their customers and CORE.
spondents in the country towns to
make all their remittances in this
way. When application is made at
the Pest Office. list of the Money
Order Offices in the adjoining regions
Of Indiana, Illinois, and Kent uoky
will be furnished. Many Of ou'r bust
ness men, who have rot heretofore
been making use of the money order
system, are now using it quite freely
for their remittances OF limited sums.
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GLORIOUS RAIN.--After parohing
drought Of several weeks, it is with
pleasure that we chronicle the fact
that we had two copious rains yester-
day. One fell early in the morning
and the other in the afternoon, the
latter lasting about FIVE hours BY
our dispatches we notice tho rain was
general, aad it will have an incaleula-
bly, good effect upon the growing
crops. We feel truly thankful for the
fno rains that fell yesterday
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10 The front part of the Old Bap-
fist Church. on the corner OF CLARK
and Centre Streets, is being torn
down, so that the street can be
Eidened.
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sgThe latest thing out is the
Jubilee" hoop skirt.
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ED- The old Mozart Hall is de-
molished Nothing remains but the
residence in front, which will also
shortly be pulled down.
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Rsg- Sixty mats Of fine Java Coffee
for sale ct I. &. d. HEIMAN's.
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So The limitation Of the fish law
expired last Saturday.
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B9- Robert a. Hill, Esq, viii leave
for Chicago this morning. Judge
Parrett also leaves for indianapolis.
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Bg- We heard Of no damage to any
of the sewers by the rain yesterday,
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CRIMINAL COURT. = Peter Bohn
plead guilty to an indictment charg-
ing him with selling liquor on Sun
day. He was fined SO and costs.
Samuel Vile, a negro, was arraigned
on the charge Of grand larceny.
Samuel was one Of a party Of three
sons of Ham, who took notion one
night that they ought to be the pro-
prietors Of about $40 which was being
carried around by another darkey. a
charge was made in force, and the
money was obtained. Vile, for his
share of the transaction, was sentenced
to. the penitentiary for two years,
which is the lowest he could get. His
"chums have not been tried yet.
While q negro witness was on the
stand, in the course of his evidence
he stated that he had been living with
a negro woman three months without
being married. The Judge told the
Sheriff to take charge Of him, and
committed him to the county Jail, in
default of 800 bail, on the charge Of
adultery.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

E- Real Lisle Thread and other
Hosiery for ladies' and gents at
HUGHES
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-30

SAVINGS BANK.-We learn that
there is a probability. at 40 distant
day, that a Savings Bank will be
started il this city, 10 which persons
can make deposits in any SUNS, no
matter how small. Such an institu-
ton will supply great and long. felt
want.