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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-31
Terms of Sale

lo,t rsmaininp un,oid will be offered at Public
Sale. and unreservedly sold to the highest bidder
Terms of Sale:
One.third cash down, and the balance Of two
thirds to suit purchasers, on any time uhueI h'e
years, with interest at 6 per cent. Perfect uueS
given in any and oil cases where sale 10 made
The following is partial list of the property
sw4 of SEQ 81, tp 90 range 2-l57 acIes,
more or less, q first class fam for Grain anu
Stock adjoining the town Of Cordova, and 10 DO
| sold with or without fine brick Mansion house
| and Grounds, with Barns, &C., situated in inc
town. ,.,.,,
| |, tip 10, range? 2:
| Elofe5 Of sec SO, town 20, range
Ne and n " frao and " ] of sw and
Of " /, and 1 of n g of Wv /, and
ofss of SEQ 6, town ~, ranges 5.
| W frac / and frac of Z, town l9,rsnge
Net Of nw4 Of sec 8, town 10, range 3.
Some 1900 acres in all, making an unsurpassed
farm for stock raising, stock having the range OF
the whole Meredosis bottom.
Lot 2, and sw4 of sec 6, town Is, range Soon
tanning s10l acres, valuable for grain or stock:
The Rockford, Rock Island st. Louis railroad
runs through the farm.
Nwf and ofswt of sec 10, town l9,
range z, 2lU acres, une gram anu q "Se '"' Hi'
30 ACRES, Bib
within a mile Of Port Byron, Ills in lots from
10 to 40 acres, each, and well adapted for pasture
lands.
40 ACRES,
Adjoining the town of Port Byron, and lying
a next to the railroad grounds, admirably adapted
for cutting into town lots.
LOTS.
A large number Of desirable building lots in
the towns Of Port Byron and Cordoya.
A fine lsrke Brick Mansion House, with Slots
finely timbered, good Barn and Out Houses
situated in the heart of the village OF Cordova
The house is built in pleasant Grove, making
= yery desirable situation for any one wanting
pleasant home.
In addition to the above, two story BrioI
House, and comfortable Frame House, each Of
q desirable lot.
Also, at the game time and place, on IL month
credit, at 9 per cent. interest with approved per
Us sonal security, large amount OF personal pro
erty, consisting in part Of about 100 head
horned Cattle, in fine condition, from to
wears old; 80 head of Horses, Muller and Colts
100 head Of Sheep 800 head Of Hogs; FarI
Wagons, and large lot Of all kinds OF Farmin
Implem ents consisting Of Reapers, Mower
Drills Plows, Harrows, Rskes, Harness, &c., d
re Also $50 tons Of good llay-Timothy, Glove
and Red Top.
For more minute details see printed bills an
for any information apply to either OF tbs sui
scrbers; at COrdova, Ills.
C. A. SPRING,
D. ZIMMERMAN,
D. W. COBB.
Cordova, Aug. 81, 1869, wtd&dlawtd.
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odd fallOwE

Rock Island Lodge No. is, I. 0. 0. F., meets
every Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hail.
.outbcast corner Of Illinois and Eag'e sti, NJ
Z! o'clock p. NJ
c. B. KNOX, N. G..
c. W. HAMILTON, K. :.
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FoKrY CEyrs line will be charged for
each insertion of all articles under this head
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Cool.-The present cool weather is an
anomaly, or something ofthat kind.
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NO MARKETS RECEIVED.

From causes unavoidable, we failed to re-
ceiye our usual market report to'day.
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LOCAL ooLUnGM.

F,rrrry orsrs a line will be charged for
s,ch ;n.art;on Of articles under this head.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-31
SAVE YOUR SILVER WARE.
Yeoman's Remover and Cleanses

A chemical fluid for cleansing silver aud silver
plsted ware, jewelry, ETC., removes tarni,h dirt
and grease almost instantaneously, without in
Jury to the finest gold or silver metals. Sold BY
II. Nj. BARTHOLOMEW, Rock Island.
ruaySdly.
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Premium Job Printing.

Orders for job Printing will meet with promPts
.,,on,;on at the ARsus OFFICE, and be executed
in the very beet manner and at reasonable rates.
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TUESDAY, SEPT. %, 50 !

On Sept. 2s, 1862, any and all Of the pr1 %h
left remaining unsold will DO ouSfe1 ~ t9Sa'
Sale. and unreseryedly sold to the highest bidder
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Gro. L. CARLTON, Seo'y.
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Sec. of Old Settlers Association
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-04-25
LLOYD PENNANT;
A Tale of the West of Ireland.
Chapter III.-continued.
BY RALPH NEVILLE, ESQ.

Chapter u1.-Continued.
The police officers (for such they were) had
scarcely got out of view, when the gentlemen
were summoned by Tim to enter. When about
10 open the draWIngrOom door, PennHut tuUfzeIf
around taf las eeR4P to-
ma himself alone. Kate seated the
open window, waving her handkerchief as If IN
reply TO the greetings of some one without.
On = she saids on perceiying him, Mr..
remnant from my heart l thank you for the
service you have rendered to one who is very
dear to me. l can never be sufficiently CRATE
Iul. further request will ask You to grant
me- and that is, that you never mention what
my brother"
She looked up, expecting an answer. and
perceived that Pennant's face had assumed an
ashy Paieness. You are i'll, Mr. Pennant, you
are i'll" she exclaimed.
No. no, Miss Bingham, it will pass in mo-
meht. really am not conscious of having
rendered any service to deserve your thanks.
promise all you ask but your request has
opened my eyes to my own folly. had hoped
yes, MISS Bingham-I had fondly hoped to
ENJOY the blessing of your. love; but now /
psrcelVe that another possesses the treasure
which thought might vet he mine Denehd
adieuw N' W Az"
w., Mr. Pennant,7 cried Kate, "stay-pray stay.
hpu AiiSuhdefstand me--indeed you do, did
noC Ihean-Mr. Edwards is onlY-his-wifIs has
nwayS DeeH the kindest of my friends l can
po9 ten you now; hereafter you shall know all.
iioeheVe ne-belieVe me, there is no one that /
ioVe but" she burst into tears and yyould
nave nave left the room. 1t was too late she heard
-eI we passionate declaration of his love, and
IF SS.,t hers Irrevocably III return. A ssnse
VI VI apty, as well as desire TO save Kate FROM
c cue horrors of suspense, prevented Pennant
communicating the particulars of his uresent
REGIstlon, or the risks he was about to encounter
val nf intservlew was prolonged until the arri-
eal OF MIKE and Harry, aud then the lovers
parted, the one happy that the denoWemeat was
HGS e her heart at ease, and her fate decided;
S Sne oCner dlsquieted by approximations for the
though aInfnd witt
W Vrteasufe dissatisfied with his own conduct
~ m9 % IL not have been better, he now thought
s 20 nave awaited his return from the perifous
sSghr NISSe IN which he was about to engage.
to our ne TALL his declaration would only add
W the aitilction of her he loved. Pennant had
rpprlsed Kate of the necessity of his Immediate
ceoI 70 ms ship, but he cautioned her to con
NIL ms intended departure from Harry aud
TN Ae, as The former would at once conjecture
su uaC I9e trigate was about proceeding on some
fP' ee,al duty, and the latter might inadyer-
so oSiy aly1lge aAecret which, for obvious rea-
n nus; y was necessary to preserve, Having
PreFaousiy dispatched his servant with a letter.
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VOLUME II.
xoRHme STAR AND CATHOLIC MEssKHeER.
NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY. APRIL IS. 1860.
For the Morning Star and Catholic Messcnger.l
IN MEMORIAM.
BENEDICT F. sPALDING, D. D.


Inserutabe Providence has called him away --s-
Horrible the freeing of his resture Of clay.
Only God could appreciate the anguish he bore
The God whom he served all the days gone before.
The Crucied called him TO mansions of light
Manfully steadfastly. he's fought the good fight!
The last of his hours; in this sad vale of death.
Were spent whilst inhalng the Fire Kings breath.
mortal he was-great the, struggle that's pasti
Oh, Christian, from him what example thou hast!
Conceive, if thou canst, that twelve hours pain
Awaiting the dawn of eternity's reign.
All! Tortured withfn-aH on fire without
Dreadful his wrestling, grim demons to rout
We can but believe such threatened the bed.
The couch, of his Priest who on Calvary bled
Yet amid the great anguish of that long, long day
His soul was illurn'd with heavenly ray
Our Dolorous Mother stood ready to guide
The soul for whom Jesus in agony died.
She famed him with breezes from bowers of bliss
And hushed his deep groans with her virginia. kiss;
She sootbed, with her breath his brow broad and
sve, .1GEs lstt
And Usaoed his tine ss4air saE.Rsss r,ss ,ussisr.
That Mother so tender then bore him on high
To the arms of our Saviour, who nigh.
To the last struggle to hear the last prayer
Of him that in death invoked His great care.
Saints Louis and Benedict sure aided him too
The lonely dim vale to safely pass through
Triumphant were they in conflict with hell
Nor crown, monks cowl felt dread of death knel
All friends that deplore him, peace dry mp your
tears
Father Ben has need of your borrowing fears
supernaly joyous in realms of the blest-
All wordlessly calm in beatifc rest.
Neo Orleans, Apyil 10, 1860.
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tSoBER IsLAND.n5LDeer Island, in Loeb
LOmond, Scotland was formerly known by
the singular name of 'sISober Island, from
the fact that for mapy years it was used as
retreat for 5erssns of both sexes Of the
higher and lmiddliBg classes, who repaired
to it either voluntarily or compelled by
their relatives, to shun the world, or TO
avoid the temptations Of drinking, which
they found irresistible in society, or on
other Dretexts. These reclnses lodged as
the cottages of the forresterss and lived on
the plan of q Boarding honse. Wives were
frequently sent fhither by their husbands.
The island was used Tor this purpose up ia
the year 1920. ,ssf.ssI 49, ~
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Z Cahill & lCoffes, Jackson Corn AGin and Feed
Store, z2s and T3 1evee street and 55aRd q Water
street. Fourth District dealers In hay corn oats BRAN
cornneq ETC., delivers gocda free of change ~ee ad
vertlseEent in another column.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-04-25

rsras-zear Dsnas rsr Aaaau.. in Aavanss.
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Asvrssas Of ~ afssf Rss. ArsAsssaep.
We approve " the aforesaid nnlerl
taking, and eosnaneDd IL to the Cafhcsiss
of oar Diocese.
y. u. AHcHn1szop or NEW oRIaA,sa.
Decsnsssv r. is17..
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e7asasT s'sazssiE 4sssa'x


b. TaE MoRxrsa GrAR has hsen ssarsola
with tho approya1 OF tls scclssiSstfsAg
authority Of the Diocese, 70 ssipply a
admitted want in New Orleans ana a.
! mainiy devoted TO ths interests AZ cha
CsthoIic Church. sss
{ To prevent ali failure, and to guasaAssss
tho permanepcy Of the understanding, III a
baaed ON > joint stock company, the eapi-
tai Of which 10 ono hundred thousana
dollars, In Ave tisouaand ahares, Of twentx
dollars esch-
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

SPLENDID SPEcIMENs.-Our friend,
VIM. H. Watson, Esq, Superintend-
ent of Swift's iron ore banks, on Ten
nessee River, has our thanks for a
box of splendid specimens from those
rich deposits of iron. comprising sew
eral varieties. Several of the speci-
mems are Of extraordinary beauty, and
have elected the admiration of many
learned men, who have examined
them, and all exhibiting evidences of
the intense heat that must have, at
some remote period, prevailed in those
hidden caverns Of immense wealth.
Some Of them are prismatic, exhibit
ing all the hues of the rainbow in
regular order. Others are almost
pure, ferreous crystals. Others again
appear as if toe great crucible of ma
ture had suddenly cooled while the
ferreous liquid was bubbljng, and left
the bubbles standing up in bold relief.
It's, however, impossible to describe
these beautiful specimens. for which
Mr.. Watson has our warmest thanks.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

RoUGH ON CAIRo.-On recent up
"trip Of the steamer Richmond, her
clerk. Mr.. John S. Voolfolk, just
after the boat had left Cairo noticed
a new face on board. Approaching
the stranger he POLITELY inquired II
he had registered and paid his fare.
The stranger answered in the mega
tive, aud declared that he had no
money. Mr.. Voolfolk remarked,
Then you viii have to go back to
Cairo On the wood boat" The Rich
mond was towing a wood boat from
which she was taking wood. " No"
said the stranger, I can't go back to
Cairo. F" " Suppose l say you must, !"
resumed the clerk. Then I'd jump
into tie river" said the stranger.
" Why would you do that2 inquired
Voolfolk. Says the stranger, reso-
lutely, I'd rather drown myself than
so back to Cairo" Under the cir
eumstances he was permitted to re-
main on the boat, not desiring to
expose him to either of such dread
ful alternatives.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

EVANSVILLE AND ILLINOIS RAIL
ROAD We are gratified to learn that
the necessary amount has been sub
scribed-$50, ,00O-to authorize joint
stock company for the construction OF
a railroad from this city into South
ern Illinois, in tho direction of Carmi
or GRANVILLE, and to be extended, by
the co. operation of the people of Illi-
nois, in the direction of Chicago and
st. Louis, till it shall give us direct
communication with both those cities.
a meeting will be held at the Court
House tonight at 8 o'clock, for the
purpose of organizing the company.
All intere ted in this great enterprise
are invited, and the subscribers to the
stock arc especially requested to be
present. This is an enterprise of
vital importance to the property hold
ers of our city, and to which no one,
who desires to secure great CONNER
cal advantages, should feel indif
ferent.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01
Posr OFFICE, EvAssvIILE,
May 25th, 1863

Notice is hereby given tllf from
and after this date, there viii be made
up and forwarded from this Office a
second daily through mail TO the fol-
lowing points:
indianapolis, Chicago aud the
Northwest; Cincinnati, New York
and al the Eastern Cities; Louisville,
Memphis, New Orleans and all South
ern Cities.
This mail, departing by the Evans
vile & Charlottesville Evening TX
press. a0iH close at 4:30 Pm. precise
ly. Letters sent by this mail will
reach their destination from ten to
fifteen hours in advance of the next
morning train.
A second daily mail is now received
at this Office, by the noon train, from
Louisville, Cincinnati, indianapolis
and the East. This mail closes at
Louisville at l o'clock PM, at Gin
cinnati at 9:15 Pm, and at Indian.
apolis at midnight.
my26-tf JOHN w. FOSTER, p. NJ.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

TOBACCO MARKET. - The regular
Tuesday sales Of tobacco at the Plant
ers' Warehouse will take place to-
day, commencing at 104 o'clock this
morning. Martin. Gardner & Co. will
offer about seventy hogsheads, mostly
of fine grades, which is principally
from Cumberland and Green Rivers.
Weldon Bros. & Co. will offer about
thirty hogsheads. making about one
hundred hogsheads that will be offered
on the breaks to-day. A choice
lunch will be set out at noon. A
large attendance of buyers is re
quested.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

SOAP, OH AND CANDLES We di-
rect attention to the announcement
Of Philip Decker, Esq, under head of
LEGAL Notices. Mr.. Decker is better
than ever prepared to supply the trade
with soap. candles and lubrieating
oils. Of quality not excelled in the
West and at prices that will make
it to the interests of our merchants
and country dealers to patronize home
manufactures rather than send abroad
for supplies at additional expense.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01
: OaD and candles.

Ny Soap, Oil and Candle Factory
lately destroyed by fire. has again
been rebuilt, is now in full operation
and, with my present improved ma.
ehinery and cOmmodiousness Of fac
tory building, / have facilities equal
TO any factory West, and to those shat
may favor me with their patronage, /
will always guarantee satisfaction,
both as to prices and quality.
Evansville merchants will espec
tally fnd il to their interests to give
me a call before sending orders else
where. PHILIP DECKER.
3d Street, bet. Sycamore q Vine.
June /, DIV
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

FAILED.-Our telegraph report failed
entirely last night. The business men
of the city falling to receive the mar
ket reports, will appreciate the impor-
tance Of placing the Ohio River line
on such a footing as will enable it to
furnish full dispatches when the old
line is out Of sorts. Evansville is be-
coming a city Of too much Importance
to be deprived Of regular dispatches
for any minor considerations.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

CRIMINAL Court SEAL.-We have
been shown the device for the Seal of
the Vaudurburgh Criminal Court, and
the design is very good. Around the
circle it will read Vandurburgh
Criminal Circuit Court" and in the
centre space there will be a spread
eagle with a scroll in his beak in
which is the word " Justice" with
" Indiana" under the same. The seal
will be made i'll this city
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

A most beautiful assortment OF
dress goods for Summer wear just ar
irving at Hughes. Figured aud en-
broidered Grenadines from % cents to
81 per yard The cheapest and tanG
soonest stock Of French Lawnsin me
city. A splendid line Of 6fyges,
Gimps and Passamenterie Trimmings.
All kinds and sizes of bsst British
Hosiery, and full ook Of Millinery
Goods. Call and see ttCm .ru
WIN. HUdHEs, As Main st.
unv29 1t
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

NOTES OF PREPARATION - The
BLACK CROOK.-The machinists and
artists connected with I. w. Davey &
Co.'s Black Crook Spectacular Rep
resentation, have arrived in the city,
and will commence putting the Opera
House in order for the exhibition.
Mr.. Davey, with the full Company,
will arrive on Thursday, and open
positively on Thursday night.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

BEFoRE JUsTICE McTERNAN.-
The civil case that was begun on Sat
urday. in which @ r. Marsh was
plaintiff, was decided yesterday.
Marsh asked a judgment for s97, but
the jury awarded only $12.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

LosT-On Friby, hack morocco
Memorandum Book, centaining some
money and v4luable memOraudums.
The finder VIII be li5erally rewarded
by leaving e zt the Office of the Ad-
dams EgDyess Company, on First
Street. beCweeu Main and Locust.
mv29f
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01
AdminlstratOr's Notiee.

swhROW HGE H8 AAEAAAiAbA 81 A4Ns thHb
AG / VIII SCH 81 public auction, on sat
Grday. the 5th day ot June next, al yhe
ceased iu independence y Nanderburgh
County. Ind ANA, the personal property %
said estate, conslstins ~ one het OF plucA-
er,ft ms tools a lot of eteamb0 patterns,
N lot ol spi ilzes Oakums ana various other
articles. Sale 10 comme44ee al lu o'clock
sums over three dollars, the purchaser
giving his note, with approved surety.
yVafviug valuation and appraisememt laws
mas W8t1 s.. w. LITTLE, Admir-,
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-The case
of MeCoole VS.. r. II. Arkenburgh,
suit for debt, was concluded yester-
day, the jury giving judgment in favor
of the plaintiff, for 81 ,298 q. This
was the only case tried yesterday.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

"a For pure Drugs, Chemicals,
La4ors and fne Perfumes, Hair Oils,
Jomados, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, 60 to the Opera Drug
Store is South First Street. Fresh
Blu Lick and Congress Water. Par
tiellar attention paid to compound
i1g prescriptions day or night. my27.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01
Ell. IN. R. r.. Northern Division

IhN-NS GULNU SUI tn
Transfer Packet Steamer NOllie
Norton leaves Evansville daily
tSundays excepted at................ 3 10 PM.
Train leaves Henderson at....,...... 4 :: - +. NJ.
Arrive at NIadisonvtlle ..... ........ 80 +.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves Madistnvtl daily
fSnndnN,s r,,eented) at ............. 4:25 A NJ
rive az Henders3n..-......-.... .-.... 100 An
Arrive al EVan>yi- le by Transfer
Packet MOllie Norton .-.-..--.....-.-- 30 A u
Makfng connection both ways with
trains on the Il. Il e. Railroad.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

p" CRESCENT CRY" TEMPLE OF
HONOR SocIABLE There will be
a Sociable for the benefitof the above
institution, held on Tuesday evening,
June 1st. The friends Of the cause
are respectfully solicited to attend
Every endeaVor will be used to afford
all pleasant time. Doors open at z
?. M. Admission 5O1. j51 It,
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

BRIEF.-On account of frequent
storms, or other causes, our tele
graph reports for several days past
have been very brief.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
THE REPORT OF MAYOR WALKER.
Passage OF an Ordinance Regulating
Salaries.
Council CHAMBER, I
Evansville. NAV 81. 1869

Council met ali y O'Clock P. NJ.
Present-Mayor Walker and Council
men Steinbach, Semonin. Orr, SiUmpG
Hodson, Steineker, Wiltshire, and
Doughty.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and nnnrnvad
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

personal. - Jim Hendrick,
river reporter of the Kentuckian, of
Paducah, and general steamboat
agent, was in the city yesterday, hav-
iug been involuntarily carried off by
the Cumberland. He returned by the
Quickstep.
T. j. Wildman, the aOaunt courier
of the Black Crook, dropped in on US
last night.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.-The regu-
lar weekly Commercial and Financial
Summary and Market Reports will be
found on the third page of to-day 5
JOURNAL
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

SALE OF RESERVE SEATs.-The
sale of reserved seats for the spectac-
ular drama Of the Black Crook will
commence to-day at the music store
of Warren & Conyngton. There will
doubtless be a rush.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

LosT-A Gold Bracelet, on First
Street. between Sycamore and Pine.
The finder will be literally rewarded
By leaving the same at this Office.
iuneltf.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

"a The best standard brands Of
Flour lof sale in the city;
Vahluerg ~ Dix0n's choice n, NH,
-4lynthiana Mills
Ieies,saDh Mills,
Bin cham nIuon T.fgbt
ana a variety Tow 9fadgs 30 sas.s
fine
apo I'll. ID. ALL1s & Co.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

STILL TRAVELLING. - The New
York Upper ol last Saturday con
tains a graphic historical sketch of
the operations Of one DIR. Yates. in
the theatrical line, at Evansville, In
diana. The description Of the closing
scene Of his career was very Iife-like
and picturesque.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01

RECORDER's OOURT.-Mollie Man
ming was tried by jury OF six mon,
on the charge of keeping house Of
ill-fame. Mcbride appeared for the
defense, but the evidence (for a won
der) was strong against the accused.
The jury found her guilty, and fixed
the fine at $500.
Mollie Williams and Mollie Fields,
who were inmates of the bagnio Of
Mollie Manning, were tried by tho
same jury on the charge Of bring pros
titutes and inmates Of a bawdy house,
and were found guilty, and each fined
$780, All the parties@were sent 70 the
lookup, as they could not liquidate
their Gnes.
Two men, whose names we did not
get, were fined for being drunk and
disorderly. One paid Sc 50, and the
other Sc so.
Hamburger, the irrepressible Ham
burger, who keeps the vilest den ia
the city, was tried before Esquire
Stinson, who oficiated for the Re-
corder. Hamburger was convicted
Of keeping a disorderly house, and
was fined and costed in the sum of
s14 80.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-01
................ ......JUNE /, 1869
TUESDAY ...... ......,.
CIT Y N E w S .

LUs51ors STRAwBERRIEs-See w.
FL. Reeds notice in thirty cent col
umn. Freshly gathered twice day