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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Proclamation.

To THE CITIZ EMS OF EVANSVILLE.
ATURDAY NEXT. THE a9rH DAY
A. Of Aay, having been set aptrt tor Ga
purpose OF de Grating the graves 81 de-
parted soldiers who sacrificed their lives
In the cause o their county, for the pres
ervatlon OF the Union; and aa 40 is dGsiT-
able that all who wish to participate iu
the ceremonies m ay have an opportunity
TO do 50, and the Common Council OF the
said city of Evansville having directed lie
Mayor 10 officially requ. st that All bust
ness houses in tie city be closed on the
afternoon OF said day:
Now, therefore, IN obedieuc TO the said
order of the Common Council OF the city
of Evansville, the undersigned, May Tor or
said city, requests that AL Business be
suspended, and all places Of business be
closed, on Saturday, May z9th, from ~
O'Clock n. until 5 O'Clock PM, for tho puf
poss Of allowing ali cftiz- who may so
desire to JOIN In the praisewOrthy ceremo-
MES of decorating The graves of the de-
parted SOLDIERS who lie in the csmetei les
of Evansville.
mas DIT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28
LOCAL NOTICES.
p@- C1re-dents Perfectionnes (tooth.
pieks) at the JOURNAL Office.

BI~ For pure Drugs, Chemicals,
Liquors and fine Perfumes, Hair Oils.
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, go to the Opera Drug
Store, Is South First Street. Fresh
Blue Lick aud Congress Water. Par
tieulsr attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27.
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RECovERED.--A saddle that was
stolen from the stable of j. S. Hop
kins, Esq, on the 9Th of April last,
by Johuny Reagan, was recovered
yesterday, By the Chief of Police, who
discovered where it was in a rather
singular and very shrewd way. John
ny Reagan is in Jail at PRINCETON.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28

A splendid stock of Dress and
Saqda trimmings, just received, at
Hughes.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28

A PROPER APPOINTMENT David
S. Jackson, son of Gen. Jas. Jack
son, who was killed at Peryville. was,
on Wednesday, appointed Deputy
United States Marshal by Marshal
Eli Murray.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28
Il MndiannuilIa daiI,
srEAnrRnAr LINES

To LoUIsVILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock An. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday at
o'clock P. N.
O'Clock p. N.
TO GREEN RIvER.-Every Tuesday and
Saturday at o'clock PM. Every Thursday
al Is O'Clock p. NJ.
TO ORT.-Every Monday, Wednes-
day aud + fidRy at O'Clock P. N.
10 HESDERsoN-DaiIy except Sundays.
st o'clock PM.
TO Every Wednesday and
Saturday at p NJ.
10 MSaPHIs-Every Tuesday at p. n.
Roezport Stage (vta Newburgh and Boon
vIils,l carrying the mail, leaves at A. IA,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days aud Fridays at A. II. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by ?. n.
Mt. Vernon Mail stage leaves daily lex
oapt sundays at A. NJ. Arrives daily eek
sspt Sundays by =. N.
To Neutrality-suspicious. daily except sun
1ay,) from the Merchants Hotel, al
O'Clock P. b..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28

RECovERING.-M. J. Carroll, who
was so badly injured by the fall on
Wednesday, is slowly improving.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28
N0Iice.

The members of the Evening Star
Circle are requested to meet at their
Rooms Friday evening, at q o'clock.
A full attendance is requested.
By order of the President. my27 ct
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28

LOST AND FoUND.-A child about
three years old, belonging to Frank
Hartman, who lives near the High
School, was discovered yesterday neat
the Old Cemetery. 1t was taken to
the Chief of Police, who found its
father through the close resemblance
Of the child to its parent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28
RAILROAD TIM bah
(Corrected Nay IzIh, 1902


DING NORTH.
Leave Mail. Bxpr. Freight.
Evansville LOIS A M. 5:l5 NJ. - \ NJ
ArTire
vincennes... I:f3 NJ. IA P M...l2:f0 p NJ
Terre Hante. 20 Z NJ. 10 :O5 p NJ. 6 80 VI
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28
Public Auction.
FgvEEE DEfSssGaEfB WEIT. SELL.

~ at public auction, on
THU X DAY, Joe p 7rII, at a ST.
At IT, cir place on the PLANK road, one IN iIe
from the coat house first b4icll yard on
said road, the following NAMED articles,
t. vii:
100000 good bricks, go cords 81 wood.
tons Of hay, wagons, / cart, cay j
pillow, 8 horses, 3nule, aIfd Az the utensils
belonging to "A gOo d b icl. yard.
At tue same tuue We Will sstlt 60 autlloh
is acres OF land, wtth "a tsaod 4Wet tInH-
house, containing ak rOOn4s, anu = DficA
shop, on the premises.
The terms Of the sale 81 the Feal estate
will be made known pA ,thc gag 81 LLe
safe.
Terms for the sale OF DerToilh property:
A II sums under so. cash ar Is B sums ov
81 glyen me puIcAsasGra ajV8UE his notes.
with seciirtty, Waivin- relief from valua-
ion or appraiseInsat laws-
GEORGE THUMEIER.
maze d3wtdl HENRY BAUMAEN.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28

HOJic6
SEALED PROPOSALS WIZ. BE
- received at my Office until Monday,
June 7th, 1869, ~ 10 O'Clock A NJ, for fur
nishing the collins and hearse8 for the
buii al of the county poor; the Commits
sioners reseryiBg the right 90 retfe any or
all bids. VICTOR BLSUH.
Auditor Wade hurgh County.
Evansville, May e4th 1853 fna2 dtd
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28

COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-The case
of Emily D. Catlett VS.. Stroud anu
Welborn, was concluded yesterday.
The jury gave verdict awarding the
plaintiff 5000. A motion was made
for a new trial.
The next case was Chris. Kratz vs..
Alex. Simpson, and was tried before
the Judge without jury. The case
had been appealed from a Justices
Court, and was a suit for money.
The Judge allowed the plaintiff
$37 90 which was less than the judg-
ment given by the Justice Of the
Peace.
Mary f. Gandolfo was granted a
divorce from Peter Gandolfo, and
Catharine r. Redmond was granted a
divorce from Erastus Redmond. The
causes for which the divorces we're
granted we're various, but abandon
ment was the principal one.
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Barrett's " improves the appear.
anee.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28

wAOARDERs can have good boarding
&-b AID lodging at MRS. FULLER'S, on
secoRd ST., between Sycamore and Vine
Three nice rooms g-ow unoccupied. m25tf
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Babcock & SteeIe's Builders EmpO-
rum.

NULIU5s
g EALED PROPOSALS. WILL re
- received At my. ONCE until Monday.
June J4th. 1869, at 10 O'Clock AN for 403
perches of Limestone, to be delivered o
FRANKLIN Street, below Pigeon Creek also
Tor 20 perches to be lie ivered on the plank
road. Bids Will be received Tor either part.
and subject to be accepted or rejected at
the option of the Board of Commissioners.
VICTOR BISCH
Audi oF Vanderburgh County.
Evansville, May 24th, 1863. I26 david
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperiOr tn the best
Imported German Co,ogne, and sold at
half the price. my2f-deod6WIt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-28

PLANTATTON BITTERs combine rare me-
diclual virtues with a delicious aroma,
and flavor grateful to the palate. It Is
purely vegetable, and in its composition
all the requisites OF science have been
complied with. 1t is suitable for all ages
and sexes. u is gentle, stimulating and
soothing. Al dyspeptfc disorders are cured
by II, and 1t repairs and restores natures
wasted powers. PLANTATION BITrERs are
increasing daily in favor with all classes.
/ relieves suffering, renders life n luxury,
Drightens the present, and throws a hope
fuf light on the future.
, 1869-07-27
Copy Of the Petition.

III ere wa 3cstcrdAJ presented 10 tho Circuit
Court an AppcatLon 10. srdnddrhus. 70 bo d..
roctcd 10 The Fal Inspector. Tho object o! tle
proceeding IL to coupe! him 10 Inspect aud hrHhd
packages Of tsh not containing twenty
n5o pounds xolght- Thu proceeding was expected
to occupy soDe tA5st In argument involving, u II
dt&s, construction OF tho chA5ter ln this regard,
and tia collection Of penalties for violation Of
city ordlnancea+ The Court, however, 1DtttnAte0
that shout September ncxt would he eonr ren&rnt
time to listen 10 The discussion Of these grave
question:. il VIZ then agreed that there should
Gc tsn roru.o Judgment adverse " Tho It!atofa,
20 thai the RAuac may be rrcscnttd 70 tho supreme
cnuft at tho September teFn- THO pettlon a.
1o!loEs: -
yos5 s s Ct, as5t i "a sna
ta e. at ana: I'll "a
essy ~ - "a hi ose JOIN K sr IL r!sa iaspetot
Sossn & ss u ~ s5!ea2:s I'D ss
ssa y I'D sle tsr;eo ssia
= re 5atS :
FL ssts:s, aels ,Se Is "a u %
s Ii.ioas.s .o ~ TT K ~ ., SGas nc, q
Sss;s. 4; 80 ~ Isst5 i
saIse 4 ts l. E:fn' E2:as ~ ID i
.a.se Inc sid 1s asf I:as 4 :ns :e
p.tfax rtf ae.gtsdii III sts
'5,:Ss .as, i"'. ' sapas7 :est :4' ?sss
ts;s zs:sssH 5sy <, ss! sessf g. "a
asIat@ asham.a.s @ ~ e Ti:h a1 s Il the He'll otd
n.ns q sS I'D ~ @ a1.
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T. euRE saa u ss M III
, 1869-07-27
BOARD Of PnLlcE.


A regular sem1-weeky meeting os TIC Board OF
Police and F1e Commissioner Haa held ut the
Central Station yesterday afternoon. President
Brown In the chair. Present, Commissioners
Jame4 and Gund.
John +. George, noseman Of The Tempest Hose,
Was eente1ccd 70 forfeit three days pay for ngat.
Ing with 4 c1uZtn4 ..- g..
The board refused pefmisnou to cert8in parties
to oeeupJ Portions Of hos r I'D 70 Madison
Henry Lettz was appotnted k2ec:al policeman,
at ihe frques, Of AeasEh Lelp Lein1n, 70 wssca
their PREMISE -
James A. LoogEosth, Of Esanstou, wss appointed
Epecla! policeman On tae resoonena.s,oa @ Of tae
slble tor bis pay.
the last meeslpg of the board ior taking improper
liberties with : woman named Coraslia keolsou,
and his examination postponed n0tn yes.erIay,
nItaaed not guilty to tho charge He offered tes-
iimony 10 prove the character Of the complainant,
and several witneskes SEorc that Bke WAS an
abandoned wo1nan- The board found Lee EuIliy
Of ente1tpE her ho0sc without c5use, and sen
tesfced him to forfeit nte d3Ye' pAy.
Tho board Then adjourned
, 1869-07-27
THE ALFRED suIaplIxn CASE.
ktntcmrnt Of nIeharr. Clarke aud Lenout-
Cory OF tho Agreement with
llIckux.

In THK Tt1nCkK of Ennf1ay last was Vnh.lahrl
tho rafticulars Of an alleged case of awinhl'nR ir.
!Usr Justice WInshir, III which taIt"s ". tlHren
nt1h Esiclin Lamont. 0f No. ~ l,rarlnr1i atrcrt.
rcrc charged with obtaining mancJ t'nhrr fahe
rfc!rncrs from Jr1Hcs 1flckox. ~ 'hcro art of1rn
two sirk tn aursan. and ~ iiicIu may hc three
or inuru III the present tbat&Hcr. thc accnkcd sr.
III arc rsrHs tn *ust!tut" drlF yrfntnli Of III"
aIfn'r tur tho ono which wS osgaaily Related. II
In IN tulIu*K:
Ihry caItn lhat when Mr.. Itckox irponItrl III
ihelF hnEtln tl1u aHIn uf ssIh, Oh DhnittnK stnA
tu M clerk Il, t'str nl'l.r, they gnsr illu wnr-
.uilltr sssr'l of snsri, luz ltH,hth Y Whiiat'iA
r,hhtTi.,n. tnwtl u ~ IT. Park. wnrth fFnH T.: ln
tIb tlrll. Thu runAlrtul!hh nAlns1l III LhH ''rrl
was ,sn@ Az i;can1, tnr' n .ay. M.'ts1 y a'; t"ty
n,r1 ~ n 9ts r., s. ,v , T' ni r.s,n t. "' i,
bin etrtAih detects ~ tile let.i Which, Mf tia!hc
IN the pIeAeuce Of !i'a partner at,l "tl"t.,
S, fl. vas IS isis .H III ns' IT, ns4, ~ ",n sn
Ing MIR. IIrkux tnIIe Into lthn oltlee
anil stated that hla musher, " Ronie Of ~ rrA
swas. WV tne inc cisuse ii lie asrreinert entered nu
t,ttMttn The PARTIES provided that tIichuS ah1'h
give them five lhya' notEce u his iat''htlnn ~
q, a.tinr In ttsuaing to st'o back The dcioss of
1+tnont's statement Of tie ca.e. Thc ru'Hc viii
lie a,e tn jndee M tl,e nitrtH ui the dFsggte tI Il
per,,saI I'll the written agreement, Ut ni.s'h the
following Ia tupt:
sr4 :y 1+!; r. :' u ~ M Il NH, ,; s'
e: e. NJ Il: Il: I'll t.'y .'yi L.; '' III +.
tt.; e ':'s'' e. 's:: ::: = "i
{: T.: -: ::' 4. III: 4 f 4,
,:i IL, ~ ~. ''s Wa: VAN. !. (. t;.s ~
III; |.i" .,s|,: r.: {: {: 'i'.t: .ii ;tt; + az
t1tss... tEs"ia. II t'Hta.,a,
, 1869-07-27

ths md nest,y stlIed Alderman pon.sher. HAD II
e0ftse Of m AldesnAn.
IN, r, W. KfHeuFhA hAd h,s toctet picked tf
rA'iet ftttethtnR ting N gftfIiM"te ami ttete
it teAt, wtlls tllink IN Hbtth ri'la street cat,
feai Rlntia .Atfett. tM euh'fal AftefreOh The
thist nstAls%'1.
1nx i'asn n Aim ttarnet n. TNbinss tt.hnuts.
r., ~ t.t..tt .fan n iusa Etati",'sf itE,tl.d
its!t'''a14 a det4ed I" ss's''s' t's.ess'a't ws4
kfAhtah.
Hi,h ,lHSnHA MAJ t+'lnYrh nj tlbo ~ 4 tttheu4
1T ktnt. lei, IN Tia rnIheE ut tiafk ttd tnNtN
Ms,rf eitssts. tnslstdr sh"n'ns, Hale sesi4iat
IitNh fA,EN, thaiss.t AhnaM tsfnsrKsf, t.ethiA
J,'*l's ,Atsnla, ,Ea!attst, T.It, st"4l}"t 'unf
Enlnhtsi LlhkueL 1ttH aruthod mar hud IL ssI1
halt.
FArtiiN Fhf, ~ iHk HhHfH HtHs inllra ftA-
tint.. baa hear very ~ inr Tim iaat tNG nhcks. tn
NAH slightly h1ilef ysAtrfisl. HefRnntt t&tttilhH
Ii ntsink tapsain Ias ts'h.
Mnl Pui1y, fpuNfs JatLEn, MI! srrumpADJ
EttrIittrn t'IAouefa 1n rural efcursl1n ~
Joliet tofnJ.
J. il. I,oisR and Mr.. H. !. tlfoHn, rhafRrh
wss dill ii ,s.' fa tssh i, 5uzt.s attn.nrrsii
AljHetfisn ltttfH u, Wt+t Mniispa Ftstrt.
fIt.S tf.fttF, Wae frfrtth fneI tn Ffirhy rfrnlnH
and tts~, III t1onrg stl su.e ttlvet nttie'i u"
t"krt!rvn IN. tf,ti "" !'s':'nrh rs,e-s 't',f:..
t'r,r, hr't his t'r"trt r!"s.'t If t!s, IN HunlnJ
ere,,'ttf, ',l t..i,- n'iftilt thlrt.
inr Frtntn Aff.4tr,r tArtH r-t-',tattsr MIL
n'slt IT lAtrfts Han MT We9t*+ies +ttti!nui fE-
lsnsfnsume u s4t'rt'ra wl!l ts kFFrn t"rta3f''r.
, 1869-07-27
A BOLD ROBBERY,
The Profits Of tho Calcdonluu Picnic Stolen.

The proceeds Of the lste picnic oi the Caleden!an
e,lu amounted to s1:0, which WAS placed i. The
hands Of Nj. James II. Lander, Third Chletta1n
aud Financial Secretary, ior safe keeping. This
gentleman occupies Room No. II In the Anrtne
Building, at the corner Of Lake and Is Sale
streets. Instehd Of placing the money In hank, he
put It, with sokne bills md uugoid ticketA, In 4
cIgar box which be placed IN trunk
III Ills room. On Friday morning last he
went out to business, at O'Clock About II
O'Clock he met Nj. W1i. Bowers, IN Old Scotch
nan, who Bald he WAS going to buy trunk, pre-
yfous TO ataH1ug for the old country. Mr. Lander.
with nnch generosity, told Mr. Bowers 4that be
need not buy a trunk, a. he had three, and
conld eas!ly RpAre one to friend and conn-
tr, man- hlE. Bowers thanked AI. LANDER
and they went together to the Marine Block,
10 get The trunk. hi. Lander. being spry and
lively, Fau nHstatrB In advance Of MI. boHesB, md
before that gentleman could reach the room, MT.
Lander met him on tho stairs, md in trembling
voice Aud excited manner, Informed h!E that The
f0em had been broken into, the trunk broken
orcn, and the cG1r box containing the prp1ts OF
tic picnic extracted. Tint wRs sad neHH. They
went upst4lfB, and after mourning over
lie ioss went down again, and Informed ths
police Of what had occurred. Tho detectives have
been working up the cAsc Blnce, but 10 tfhce OF
the lhiet has tccn found The club naturally
feels anxious to md him. Mf. Lander left tho
room and trunks all right at O'Clock, 30 thai the
robbery must hare been committed by daylight,
md In spite Of the fsct that tho janItor nns BrUunl
tile building and nlfo ono Of 1lnkcrt9nB ncD, who
Is employed ty tic Marine bank.
, 1869-07-27

tttee II lhr sst,r tr thls l,nctt al IN estjs dey
4he te|H9t wkHis hgtf.
HNtH Frttts3L AtYt,KNnrATtnEA
TIT tkrlr totilttftttee. " wtynt wsr fetetted A
!rntr'ti'rn'tnf TRIM tnr ih.a. pt Einrs'ian ast,
Ing t"f !ht tntrtn"r ii tr,'!al irsAa pi III hrst
!hht ths Fitr Asttt ~f+ frSsnn.'lq. iln@e Ii roHhi
t. s"'st' fi t'."' tn!r!!ia .'!a i'us. w".,
ts:t /, ~. t:''i,;f ",, E. r.
flI.! ~ IL. t"thli"ta tt'.-''' t hsH a"' s''A.s
L.tt sh., 't,r s,*,t II taii1t tyD,t. r.: tpd ,tt.
:Hf,a ,fsf. .E., .s Ut. ii. !" ~. ;t -" -'.4
ra, ;I',1 s :, a,.i ," tas '"
tihhitt. ht.
Hhr tafHs thfllhlttn. W rliniIt ~As tnteifef tla
lrshlnlinn nj Atf, hhnt, trlHtipk thn t'h'E'ff!tt
atr IN ahnnts Ia htknIlRtt iui thn pn!rliasn y
trhb"t t.h ~ tt,n Fourteenth Whtf hsslnE hsd s'o
pnttrtl 4 ~ tht hu{ ~ N" tinhf't " Eitrht!nh
IN srttrt kitts frr arhnnt hrnrs. and trr',mfrhd,
~ ,ilHt hnt fttt,!nt,rr 's frtr'ttsi IL the sah
laa1h tHf ttrFf Ia! hfhhle consideration.
Ihs tttx,Ft ea1 !Hpl osrt.
The enrftvrsi nrtitnaue- ruthnfiE,nE thr MIrt.
nan Southern isoet r. .s5 t"~M ~ n!-tstn 's5
rrd h+tw-.n 'rntn.j trftnh anh rtsttrnth
streets, nna IN tny tfn"es nr'"rs settntn tttrtf.
art n1Itrs. rhdrt ttI- t+rtich u ths l'nn.tl u
All. aharrsyt'' r1nteh Tint the nr?lnares
he fr'.tsrFntt-a, wtts tr+"tnns IL lntett = tft,-
i!.l"n fyt ~, it"t''"n q 'lstt rtre.t W ths
Ihe trrtb'a M. ralt-,! t"ts, III, nnte, y
~. .A ,..r*''., t,.tr h-|!.. r,t.t, l|n.,;;.. A.!
ait "iJ';3I Itt' :'':'''. ,".,+,
4.E ... + II! T. T. 'is::! s.::! G,.|": ~ ,T1t,t ;.ta. T."
,.i,tn. i. ia n..4 s.t n"t..l~, ,4. !" t-ia w |n.a
h..s ~k.it u ~*s III .af:
, 1869-07-27

4Ep l'1aAis iH4aHE tt~stttAt taaHtF hn'"'4t
htk..t 4A4 t'FatAt4s VI "" Walls
Vt thr taa& NtHa ~ tta t:""1t
}lbAAG,

gAet4.Ip,alEEGa uf tha I!naEd Af hHpeft lA.ts ~
luts.u l1u iauk tlts'llg lnsaHn AAy!Hn, met 1u4-
tcr.,4Y 4luJl.lnH u tho t'tinsg GurAa Tnatu, Ihp
aGly husl,,ess that Ex,Au VI was ta qHSslpH ~ to
shu validity Of tAs iia to lilo lia11lnun I4rn. An
al.AtrsEi Of lAn title hA1 tseen Prepared, al,t \
special eounIlsce Of tArea, conI,htlnE Of NeasTa.
1hnmraUa, NrEpRRn md 0erla, WAS appointed
10 rrssr lhe AtMtEAct Ia competent lawyer, IN or
der that legal pplnlCn hA l tnct4A might bo h2d
Ips committee thea adjourned to inset II uAu-
Monds farm, on Wednesday tontutng. Hhnn iII-
thtf LsIsIprea coming hnfore It Will 10 ttnneActuN.
tbs l.oa1., Of Superyisofa will accompany the COM
mitteo On tho TIP upOu tha OccAAion, and tneul-
be1a Of lhc press and othcIs will also bo !aTled.
kpMklL SCHOOL
Tho Normal school building Committee also
held meeting yesterday morning II tho County
Clerks Ipom. supsFrtsor yfunod9ce.t
resolution 70 Ite effect that tho plAn1 Of tho Eol-
nal Bchool, 10 10 eEecled u Eug'orood, b 80 a.
ton, 10 depth Of TWO icet Ard Width Of ok 1eot
tht dincnAlon stoues to feat on the oontfete Thi1
feBolnt1on was adopted, and tho contract let to
MeaszA Fitzgerald l. A9nnn, tho present naaonS,
tho work to bo executed ~ 10 per cord.
XAEr WING or CoCKT H0CHk.
During 10 seallon OF tho Building Committees
yesterday morning, tho question Of tho alleged
cracking nt THO AllB tn the ncW cart wing 70 the
architect Of the new structure, VA present, And
was tutcrroEAted by the members OF the commit
tee ~ 70 the present stata Of these w1nEs.
Ar. Rose said that the west interior Wall Of the
has settled awaJ ve11 slightly from the old build
ing: tha. this latter was something nnayo!dable.
and Was caused By d1scontnuAnoa Of tho eoIH.
dor walls through the second atufy. He stated
it, foundations, at any point The cracking 70.
IeFTed to, which woa very snght, was caused pJ
the settlement Of tho t1ck work fastes thau ths
stoae, apl Haa hothlng Fery serious
, 1869-07-27
SpD R1lH0.
Remarkable Defeat Of the buckeyes
by the Forest Ulsy 1)ass ball
Club--Buote. 4Ut01.
hl,uNstp,x ffh&rttts IN 1'rAst,erl..-
t'rrtttsNtl kxhtetlrt nj
ttMbttlhN.
lntnrestinR naca YastrrilMy Altar.
Mnun at llbxtur Fnrli.

HAZE RAIL.
Nrt,tsi fJeapattli ~ The thIEaRH Tribune
tIHEtHNi1I, jny ~
FsIkEAr rirs N. htcFsfhA.
Tito eA,ns Of haur hail hrtr th-,!Hs, betHreH
tHut champion c!th u Aurtts., thh Finest t|!}
II Ht1tfuf III, ni,ti th- Huckeyrs, Of Cincinnati,
r,pte very hne sirfl affair. tlle unJ lhefr4a to
Artrtstnts t+nE N" Frp+th h+tilng 0f The Fnfrst
tftg tIuh iin.t TEA. tb- f4nrteJt4 r+sr rrptes-
f,nAl t1,lt,. and heat thr flurttyrh tiu bt ssDfe
Ut hsafIf twn N unr Int ht this ne.h Just rlsy ri
The tMesi rlt!s -ip.t Unit tkt ht -"vtr With q
s.rrtsn'+, s'@snp then nrl"'"snss I'M. "as ts'I,
=" tt"s 'Ft il,tst.!t4 "nlt pm nj IN tnt't.s III
NJ ,fas: s.1.s ~ s '1ss4 Y.lsAs, II
III Iilhsstt iln, %.tl"s - ti.~tl!4. 'itn IhI.t.
tsts t"t tbs },:st, mi stpt the srrst thlss ~
.l win srslatll t'.rf'h.h Hui s"w il'''ht''H "
lts shhnh1 Vi flFt t""s tb" t't',tt.ss rttn '',.=
+ ~. !" H. e.. Est ~ -. EtahH; ; s""Hs Il II. xii 5
Atll 1t,.'.'il 'h.s IT. ''.lisI. vi" ,'p'!!s.t
Gn.ei,A. Il C.Itu tr FiTc.t fltlIs fal.s.l III thai
ailGtIl.i.. The FaIIst tlltts hAtlud !A,.Gh
ieltt1 tlnH Mlrn lfsrIF HfluLt. u HIS Ilud huck.
IHEt, M4l,I4ttl Ihu tt tT sIaht l4t, htl! thpIE
ltsIt!hK MY ~ hn EG44.s skfu hNh HsAt atlatEt,
3I.sttHks, "!A i4ct Line gsinu VI hAtuf.iAy wAz
Nrl vi tu liz nlI marx, and pt0ttd lIs nliiI!I c.
tal4Ittlt hy makll,9 Iva hoina mas. DAsacs, ts.
Al!d IN strikes, akluK Axtuet. Tue latter n!A}el
alld l!aAtlnR. toth seut lsl ascr llo tshEa 10 Tue
lett nGId, aud, 0f E&uf1a tFtI1ed Tpund rho ba&eA
AIihy Wx2 very e[lcichk IN Ala {1StaDn ~ Catcher
Haze ball authorities hrro aAy tlu nel1ln9 gatao ol
the ForeSt CITY WAS tho bosa syef seen lsEe-
, 1869-07-27
An Adventurous H1tssorYs


There arrived ron the West last evening =
gcn.ienan, his wife and little boy. 70 whom Z
1tFaucc hIsta1J ztt1che1 Threc Je&t8 ago thus
renuem4n, Dr. j. G. Swan, formerly Surgeon Of
oi the Seventy -ninsn u1iDos Infantry volunteers,
rnd1rr himself tn broken heaIa. started eth
himself and vie for tia rekte1s Of tae Far West,
On tramptng tour. Intending 2 sAik saca rlases e
ws9a psr, nS,as r. Sssa .oous ss i
n,-e.e,1 him. Drrx,ed In tu1 Indian costume he
I'D Il. i.y n.,s sssa e1ss I'D e cacfenae een
initisns and oyer g1rtt deal o6 Other territory
oeads. 4eea. tssee II e1s' R,as Ems toas6t asfS
betveen tho Chtyennes and Csnosnfhes- -sho1t
So On each side. Standing On fss % IT, ErSano ;%
ptine touAhRuk1, poE1 aad aItpMs sna @ eaus' s.aos
The fuy 1As made 70 ~ Pretty NFelv oa oosa Aaas
fuf trsyelle11 I'D not delay any LONGER taAa 49,
pecessarJ ID get1tng ont ot mss loeahu AsteT
tht1 xni they were followed for ele1En otYs aoo
nirhts by he Cheyenne Chief, Big atll. who waa
oesemtned 10 po.seas ths vnass sena~t ~, IN, .no
landrparxs Of civilization, riding oTt1 S0 ue 90
pou1ea, md 1Nuyug theiz lsttls boz. oeen u sao
, 1869-07-27

|. 0. q, q.
Alsu,lax Of tue lIi.iEtrs t."dYe

IN SUNDAY, at . O'Clock H. Ill.,, iiu DtatI!cs
GRIND tldga No, q, presided over by Itsney
0tpeutA4uIu, @. N. A., held lts setH-annuA NETT
Ing 1t tbs Eo0m8 OF 1taInah Lot1get on ltanhoptl
strret, brtM cen Clark and neart.oTn4 There waa
anita q good attendance Of delegates IRON this
cti,. Peoria, Milwaukee and Qulacy.
EeAidea transucalpg large amount Of business
appctt4lnlnY 10 the saytrA :11:s1s g: II" httr'ot,
The 9Tac.. Lodge perfected Z scheme tor - en-.
doWmept fund iof the Use Of this ilst11ct, wh.eh
proposition cane from tho dtdercnt !odgea Ihe
tlau provides for the assessment Of one aolia!
! upou each member OF the district, Whlea u 10 ne
collected from the different lodSea and pefempto.
MY paid 10 The widow Or legal representative OF
deceased brother IN GOOD SANDING.
In the ince II stubborn oppoaiilon. anu VII . nt
come law after is lati1cauou ps .alee-A"u' ~
Of the 1odge8 IN the oi-tf1cI -,
Provision waA also mAde ior the establish 5e,.-
OF q anE1QR fund, to be Bweuel bf donattGuA
legaetcs, &c, TO be held for the benent OF aaJ
emergency requiring suostAnttal s!d. An iu1edt-
ate donation Of ECO wa1 promised hJ Henry
Gtetneb9um, Esq.
Ne are Informed shst these schemes fr cndow-
neut funds arc fas; being introduced Ia the diner-
enl Gland Lodges OF the orutr- tan Invitation
was rendered By GileAd Dodge No II, from Nil
wankte, to hold the next 1l21N session At MI
waakee, which WA accepted
officers md 10 tho Grand SopheI, Hermann Eel
eenthal, The convention adjourned to meet at
Milwaukee On the second sunday In January,
151Q.
Mesuz Henry Grecnebaun and r RcicAman,
OF Milwaukee, were elected Trustees Of :he Or
ness WIS done In yerJ Harmonious and credits
bio manner,