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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-20
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BJ Telegraph.l CHICAGO. Sept. Is.
EASTERN ExCHANGE-Quiet, at l-50L on
buying andpar selling.
FLoUR-Is dull; sales OF Spring extra at
S5a5 PSI
WHEAT all and &c lower; sales OF No.
at 81 %. No. 81 1891 20, closing hrmer
f. n o. 2, with buyers AT 81 20: this after
noon the market is hrm, at 81 209l 2O1z,
seller September.
CoRN,--Dui and 2g2z5c lower; sales No. 2
at S2go31zc; rejected 19c; no grade 75@7lc,
closing AT SIC for No. 2; this afternoon
the market was irregUl al and II .mer, at
S2s+8S3c for No. ?, seller September
OATS Quiet and shade firmeT, at 4fI9
4454c, closing at NC.
Rye Fairy active and 2@3c lower; sales
No. at S9g92c; rejected 79aS2c, closing at
S799Jc for No. 2, and 20 assoc for rejected.
BARLEY Quiet, unsettled ard shade
frmer; sales No. at 81 45@l AZ cash, and
81 33sl 81. seller October.
II GHWINES-Duil ana &c lower; sales at
81 OSGl 10, closing with free sellers at 81 08.
SUGAR-Acttvs aud nrmer, at I3%9l4Lc
for common TO prime Cuba.
PROVISIONS - Dull, inactive ana nOmt-
nal; s3}933 20 fOr mess pork; Is GlSizc for
lard l3H@l4c for dry saited shoulders; l7c
for rough sides; l71zc for short rib middles
lSc for short clear middles, and 17129lSe for
sWeet-pickled hams.
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81. Louis AaFket.

By Telezraph.I ST. LOUIS, Sept. IS.
TOBACCO stea ~ and unchanged
COTTON Nominally lower, at Doc.
HEMP-NOthing doing.
FLoUR-InactiVe and low grades are
easier: superfne sold at 81 871za5 Is; choice
x IS so; Xxx 50 g6 90; Xxx Sc 60; chOice
TO fancy family So 75g9 %.
WHEAT-Duli. heavy and tending down
ward; No. 2 Spring 81 o.: No. 2 red Fail
81 0gI 10; No. do. 81 l29l i8; No. while
81 20; choice 81 p.
CORN Firm at 94c for choice yellow and
95 ge8c for prime TO fancy white.
OATs-Frmer but slow at 47956c.
RYE-Quiet at Sl@s5c.
BARLEY-Firm; best grades Of prime 10
choice Minnesota 81 3091 40.
WHIsKY-LoWer at 81 10.
PoRK-Tery quiet at e33 O0G33 %.
DRY-SALT MEATs-Clear rib sides l7l{c
packed.
BACoN-ShouIders 14Izc; 1Sl<1I9c for clear
rib lo9l9Ac for clear sides.
LARD-Yery dull; sales choice tierce on
orders al IS1<gl81zc.
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ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS.
a ND NOW HI Hs HEREBY OR
EAdered and directed by the Common
Council of the city OF Evansville that the
owners of all lots on parts of lots, fronting
on or adjoining the south side of Second
street. from Clark street. % Bond street;
The east side Of Fulton Avenue. from
Ninth street TO Eleventh street;
The north side Of Sixth street, from
Third Avenue TO Fulton Avenue;
The east side OF Fourth Avenue, from
Fifth street to Franklin street;
the east side OF IN nth rect, from Chest
nut stree to Cherry street;
The southwest side OF Ninth street
Northern Enlargement. from Washington
street TO Brinkmeyei's Field;
IN said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
TO be brought To the proper graie, and
that they cause a sidewalk oil class num-
Der two To be laid down thereon within
thirty days from the publication of this
order. A. nj. MCGHIFF, Clerk,
By Il A. MCGRIfF, Deputy.
City CLERKS Office, Sept. 18Th, 1869.
SEQ d31 Union copy.
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cincinnati NsrKet.
By Telesraph.l

By Tslesraph.l CINOIHHATI. Sept. IS.
FLoUa--DulI and unchanged.
WHEAT 90 Salable at 81 1901 20 for red
but IL was held at 2@3c above these rates
CoRN-Dull at slGl %.
OATs-Firm at 50a57c; the latter rate for
choice white.
RTE-Firm at 81
BARLEY Old At II 65.
WHisKY-Uns ettiedi it was offered at
81 10 without bnYeTs.
MESS PoRK-B0n; prices were nominal
at s32
LARD-Dull a. l8%c; no demand.
BULK MEATS-Flrm but quiet at l4c for
shoulders and 1910 for sides; a small lot OF
shoulders sol at l414c, packed; "a good de-
mand.
BACON Sales OF 200 hhds at l51%c for
shoulders, 1870 for clear rib sides, and l0c
for clear sides.
BUTTERFLY better supply and less firm
prime to choice, 3193Jc.
EGGs-20d2lc, shippers count.
OILs-Linseed unchanged at 81 O08l o..
Lard oil dul at 81 3Sal %. Petroleum
firm at 33d3jc Tor refined.
GoLD-l36 buying.
Exc at lilo discount buy
Ing.
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RECoRDER's COURT. - Jas. Drake,
a gay old "Muscovy Of the genus
African, feeling that the dull bust
ness before the Recorder ought to be
revived somewhat, determined TO see
if he could not stir up case. He
did SO. He stirred up Mr.. Il. Druer,
a negro woman, and for little while
the scrimmage was quite lively. This
the Recorder did not like, and he
fined them each Sc %. They were
both sent to the lookup.
John B. Compton, for public in
deeency, was fined s. go. Paid.
Henry Hendricks was arrested for
being drunk and disorderly. He plead
not guilty, and asked for jury of six,
before whom the case was tried. The
jury went out on Saturday afternoon,
and were discharged about o'clock
yesterday morning, having failed to
agree, after being out nearly twenty
four hours.
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TEACHERS INsTITUTE.-The Van
derburgh County Teachers Institute
met at the High School Building, on
Saturday, and organized the Associa-
ton by the election of the following
officers: President, j. w. knight;
Vice President, Miss Blanche Allen
Secretary, John Wyttenbaoh; Treas
urer. VIM. Wood; Executive Com
mittee, Miss Louisa E. Wyttenbach,
John w. Davidson and VIM. Wood.
A Constitution was also adopted. The
next meeting will be on the second
Saturday in October. at which time
Prof. knight VIII lecture on Primary
Reading, and Miss Allen on Primary
Arithmetic.
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sem Yora prl GOODS aarAo.
By telegraph NEW YoH

BY telegraph NEW 1ohkt Sept Zoe
DRY GOODs.-The market Is steady and
fairly active The only change Of import
ance TO make is q decline Of &c In Wyo-
ming Al bIeached musltns, which are now
selling at IlLc. All bleached muslins are
depressed and so are Canton hanncls Of
most makes. Heavy brown sheetings are
selling at 1G9I61Sc, and paying no prout.
buoyant and saleable, but poor styles are
comparatively depressed. BrdIggs prints
,1yfII 5,a ofFered on Monday at g5zc. Large
~ - Goods iobbfng houses have bG en- doing
a 'TSuSShIng trade thIs'week, while clothing
bonges have been doing very J. tile. The
Nt90S1 market has been d epI essed, and
fIie r. ct mas a tendency to restrict large
purchases OF cotton goods
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BD~ Envelopes of superior quality
at the JOURNAL Office.

EPICUREAN.-Mr. II Neumann, on Sat-
urday night, invited a number of his
friends, including many of the first
citizeus-merchants, business men
and representatives Of the presto
partake of a grand lunch, prepared at
his restaurant, in the basement of
Chandeliers Block, First and Locust
Streets. The lunch did Infinite credit
to his good taste and liberality. Spring
chicken, prairie chicken, French
soup, ham and Madeira, with all
requisite eoncomitants, were served
in the best style, and the whole was
washed down with delicious cham
pagne. 1t was a real delightful af-
fair.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-20

EXCITING. = An exciting little
brush" brought on by the heat of
passion, took place in the Common
Pleas Court, On Saturday afternoon,
between two legal gentlemen and a
civilian, the client of one of the law
yers. After a few blows, the parties
were separated. Judge Morris 5.
johnson acted as umpire, and fined
the gentlemen $50 each for contempt
Of court.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-20

RoBINsON's CIRCUS AND MENAa.
ERIE.-Robinson's Circus aud Ken
yon & Gardner's Circus and Menae-
erie, combined in one show, will
arrive to day, and pitch tent on Car
penter's Field They offer great
attractions, and, in addition to their
other novelties. James Robinson, the
champion bareback rider of the age,
will appear. They will give a grand
procession, and show this afternoon
and tonight.
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A meeting OF the New York Cent al &
Hudson River Directors has been called
for next wednesday, 70 take final action
on the consolidation question.
STERLING -71ze5414.
GoLD- Opened al i5G5s touched 1884, and
closed at ls61z@l3J2s The carrying rates
were 1868 til Monday, and Gas per
annum. The clearauces were $4,000, 900;
Exports for the week t3l3,ll9.
H(iOVERNME NT STOCKS - Firm Coupons
of 81, l2l1zgi2IL; do. '62, 12I1s0I22; do.
~, I2O1l9l2U5z do. '65. 12OIgQI21; do. new,
llg14glI9aS; do. ~, ll9JZ9 1922; do 'G8, 1877
gll9Z; lU-40s, l0Jzsg1lO.
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In consequence of the opening of
the Third Street sewer, across the
track on Leet Street, the running of
cars on the Street Railroad will be
suspended after to-day until further
notice. VIM DEAN,
Sept. 20-2t Superintendent.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-20

ACoUITTED.-By a special dispatch
from BoonVille, Missouri, it will be
seen that Welborn, Cutler and Scott,
who were charged with arson and
murder, in burning their business
house in Kansas City, have been
honorably acquitted in the Circuit
Court of Cooper County, to which the
case had been taken on change of
venue. The evidence on trial devel-
oped the fact that the charges against
these young men were the result of a
conspiracy on the part Of the Insur-
anee Companies or their agents. to
avoid paying the insurance. This re-
suit will be highly gratifying to the
friends of the young men in this city
and vicinity.
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s2- A party Of young men who
were out in a sail beat yesterday,
sailed down the river about three
miles. but the wind was not strong
enough for them to sail up stream
again. They left the boat at the In
gleside coal mines, and walked back
to town.
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FOR SALE.

WNOW SALE VALUABLE MAIN
~ STREET PROPEBTY-That splendid
property known as The Egler property,
tuated on the west corner of Main and
Sixth Streets, fronting fllH feet on Main
street and $50 feet on Sixth Street. sHld
property is offered FOR salG 40 low figures
on easy terms. Apply 10
j. =. ELLIOTT 81 SON,
Real Estate gents,
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
feIBdtf
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CoMING.-Wc learn that the ia
nous Worrell sisters from New York
with dramatic company, will put in
an appearance at the Opera House on
the 18th and 18th of October, for
two nights only. The Worrells are
celebrated as talented and pleasing
actresses.
We understand that Harry Nc
Carthy and Lottie Estelle expect to
show here one night this week, but
we have no definite information.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-20

WHICH Is Troublesome of the
Cincinnati bank tellers have discov-
cred that in the new fifty cent frac-
tional currency notes, upon which is
displayed the head Of Mr.. Lincoln
that the engraver has parted the hair
on the right side of the head, while
in the old SO greenbaoks it is parted
on the left side. Which is right7
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-20

U'Ue Eiize Kenyon, the model
equestrienne, appears In both enter
tainments, at Carpen ser's Field, this
day and evening.
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Ba- Butter, with not more than
three different kinds Of hair in it.
finds ready sale at good prices in
our market. Too much hair spoils
the SALE
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~ -eleaFapn.l LoUfsVf-Ln. Sept. is.
BAGGrsC-Hcnvy 25m2JJ<c
FLOuR-Flrm 40 ern5 - for rru1r.
IltAfN-SLeady and uuchnu ed
IltoChRfEs -firm aud UNCHANGED.
q SD. ut,
PRoYfsIos Slim. Mess pork E3a2l l0.
Bac9nr shoulders, lGc; clear rib IaI<es
fancy, pc.
LARD-24c.
W HIsKY-Quiot and dull, with sales no
81 1901 I8.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

B% Gardner &c Kenyon's Superb
Menagerie will be on exhibition at
the great Circus tent In Carpenters
Field this afternoon and evening.
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B- The arrangements for the Fair
for the benefit Of the Sabbath School
Of the Church of the Holy Innocents
which takes place next month, are
progressing quite favorabiy.
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RELIEvED.-Thc County Commits
sioners, on Saturday, in view Of the
course pursued by Major Robinson, in
the late Investigation, reseinded his
appointment as their special attorney
and dismissed him from the service Of
the county.
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FINE ARTs.-Fish & Barter have
just received a large number Of
Prang's celebrated Chromos, equal 10
point Of beauty to the finest oil paint
ings, which they are selling very low.
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"a Mr. Marconnier returned from
the East last night with the largest
stock of Hats and Caps, and Ladies
Furs ever brought to this city. TO 1w
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PICNIC.-We learn that the schol-
ars Of the st. PauPs Mission Sunday
School will hold a picnic in about
two weeks.
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FISH & BARTER have the largest
and cheapest stock of school books
ever brought to this city. Call and
see them, No 10 Main Street, next to
First National Sank. sea
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The Combined Circus and Menage-
RE will perform together this after
noon and evening on Carpenters
Field.
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Dry DocK.-The dry dock was sue
cessfully launched on Saturday, and
now " sits the water like a thing of
life" As we stated in Saturdays
JOURNAL, the dock has been put In
splendid order, and in about ten days
will be ready for service. Captain
Murray, an experienced boat builder,
is in charge
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-20

B T. G. Bridwell & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
ie17-tf
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FISH & BARTER have just received
a complete assortment of ladies
French and American Note Paper
and Envelopes to match. SEA
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OFFICERS.

GEO. G. Cook, President.
LEROY SWORMsTEDT. Secretary.
THos. BEvAN, Medical Examiner.
GRANT GOODRICH. Counsel.
G.. W. MERRYMAN, Agent. Office
over Judge Igleheart's law office, on
Third, between Main aud Locust
Streets. sep18 3t.
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CITY N E W S
COAL CINDFRg,

Some good Coal CInders may be
found at the Journal ONCE. Any
person can have them BY hauling
them away to-day.
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RG@ A Saving Bank was organized
at Terre Haute few days ago, with
the following gentlemen as the trus-
tees: Colonel Thos. Bowling, Colonel
Il. N. Hudson, John s. Beach. Il.
Ryce,. James Ross, IT. ID. Scott, Jas.
@. MeGregor, and John Fl. Boyle
Vincennes San.
We have repeatedly spoken Of the
great advantages that our people
would experience by the establish
ment of savings bank in this city,
If Terre Haute can have an institu-
ton of this kind, Evansville certainly
ought to-
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STRoUsE & Bros, No. IS Main
Street have just received a very large
stock of Fall and Winter Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods. Their
assortment is complete in all its
branches. Give them a call.
sep1S 2t
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sey- Little Clarence, the child rider,
VIII appear Ia both performances to-
day and night in Carpenters Field.
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NbH HOFh UUiu aHu bbUCB MhFAt 9
By Telegraph NEW YORK, Sept Is.
MoNEY-ActiYe and firm at per cent.
gold for call loans. Some brokers were
compelled TO pay a commission for money.
Owing to a scarcity OF smaller notes, con-
tinues coupled with increased orders from
the south. The bank statement is more
favorable, but the net result shows that
the banks show only SIS 900 stronger in
their reserve. The de srease in loans and
deposits shows u contraction In cOnse-
quence OF drain OF currency TO move the
crops. IL is estimated that s},000,0 900 was
sent South and West during the week.
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B~ The Great Rider. James Rob
insoa, together with the Menagerie Of
Gardner & Kenyon, exhibit under one
tent this afternoon and evening. on
Carpenters Field.
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"a The tI1O great SbotCS of the pc
riod will appear together on Carpen-
ter's Field this afternoon and even
ing.
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ia Real .Lisle Thread and other
Hosiery for ladies and gents at
HUGHES.
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HOLLANDS GOLD Pens are the best
made. Fish Il Barter are the exclu-
sive agents for the sale of them in
this city. sea
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JEWISH HoLIDAYs.-The holidays
of the Hebrews during the present
month are more than ordinarily in
teresting. OF the four that occur
this month = they have only seven
during the year, as we understand
the first Roshhashanah," or New
Year, always occurs on the first of
the month Tishri, which was on the
9th Of this month. The biblical uame
for it is Yom Theruah, (the day OF
blowing the trumpet.) Che name has
reference TO an old custom The
second is Yom Kippur," or Day OF
Atonement, which comes on the 10Th
Of Tishri, that is, on the 18th of this
month, which occasion was observed
in this city on last Wednesday. Both
these festivals are days for repent
ance, and the exercises in the syna-
| gogues consist of prayers. sermons
&c. The third festival is Sukkoih,
or Feast Of Booths, which began al
six O'Clock yesterday evening, which
will continue until next Monday
Appropriate services were held at the
Sixth Street Temple last evening, in
honor of this festival The fourth is
Azeret," or Feast of Conclusion,
which will be celebrated on the 22d
of Tishri. which takes place next
Monday, September 9th.
The last two festivals are more par
ticularly of festive character than
the New Year and Day of Atone
ment. In the time of the Jewish
Commonwealth they were observed as
days of thanksgiving, and they still
retain this character, while the old
forms Of rendering thanks have un.
dergone a change The year that
commenced on the 9th inst, accord
ing to the Jewish calendar, is mum.
bered $500 Ammo Mundi. The era
commencing with the creation came
into use about one thousand years
ago. In Biblical times the year;
were counted after the reign of thC
kings; in the times of the Second
Temple, and for several hundred year:
later, the Saleueitic era was in use, com
meneing 312 years before Christ. La
some.eountries, we believe, the Jews
still retain this era. and while the
Jews in Europe and America have
now begun the year 5630, the Arabian
Jews have entered upon the year
2181.
In the large cities of the United
States these holidays are strictly OBJ
served by the Jewish people, as W,
have heretofore noticed they have
been in Evansville. We learn that
grand ball will be given on Monda!
evening, September 9th, as the con
Guiding exercises of the Feast o
Conclusion.
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New Stock DIRECT FROM New
YORK.. B. Altering, of the firm of
I'll. 4 B. Altering, No. 36 Main Street,
having returned direct from the East
ern markets are now opening a large
and well selected stock of Beavers,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings. &C.,
which they will make up to order in
the most fashionable and latest STYLE.
For cheapness, fit and durability they
defy any and all competition.
P.S.-They also have a large and
we'll selected stock Of Gents Furnish
ing Goods. sep17-tf
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AMERICAN GIRL.-Go and see her
at Mareonnier's. sep17-1W
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B5- The Mucilage Reservoir is for
sale at the JOURNAL Office.
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LIVERPOOL, September I8.-Cotton irreg-
ular; middling uplauds I216@i3d, ditto Or
leans l31S9l31Id; sales OF 5000 bales.
Breadstufts quiet. California white wheat
I'D, red Western IS 6d99s Sd, Western
flour Us Corn o0s. Oats IS Cd. Peas 445 %.
Pork ll2s Cd. Beef sos. Lard Cos. Cheese
6ls Sd. Bacon Cos. Spirits OF petroleum 81,
refined Is Sd
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ROBBED. Our amiable. friend, A
Marconnier, the hat man, was the
victim of an audacious robbery on
Saturday night last. The villain or
villains did rot break into his hat
store, but they entered his kitchen at
his residence, aud Investigated his
larder in a manner that was certainly
satisfactory to them. They took about
a sack of flour out Of barrel, leaving
only about enough for one good
baking, took a sugar bowl full Of
sugar, carried off the coffee pot, COB
bled a dozen and half of eggs, laid
their dishonest and unmannerly hands
upon about six bottles of good wine,
and as a browning act of villaiDy, will
fully, malieiously, feloniously, and
with malice aforethought, did take,
steal, and carry off, two fne, fat,
plump chickens, which Marconnier
intended to have feasted on yesterday.
The burglars arc supposed to be ne
groes, but they certainly had a fine
appreciation of the good things of this
life. We sympathize with our friend
on the loss of his chickens.
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E@ A Fdur Pas s. Asking the
public to wait month to see a mis-.
cradle one horse show, when they
can go to-doy to Carpenters Field
and see the largest exhibition in the
country.
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s0- Rulers Of all kinds very cheap
at the JOURNAL Office.
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FINE CoRN.-We were shown, on
Saturday, some splendid corn, raised
this year, by Thomas j. Simcox, of
Perry Township, who lives on a
farm belonging to A. Refs, Esq, of
this city. Mr.. Simeox brought in a
full wagon load, which he sold as fast
as he could measure it out at 70 cents
per bushel. The cars were very large
and the grains full and large; the
corn was planted on the Sd of last
April, and the crop grown on seven
acres was over 400 bushels.
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Thi; Institution offers the accumulated
advantages of over 20 years successful
operatfon. Every facility is provided COR
a thorough course Of useful and orna
mental education, under the direction OF
more than twenty professors and teach
WILLARD, Troy, New York. [au2l d2m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-20

COMMON PLEAS COURT. = Maria
Baird, administrators, VS.. Harry Car
ter, appeal from decision Of Squire
Stinson. Dismissed for want of pros
ecution.
Marcia A. Drury W. franklin Dru
~; suit for divorce. Granted. Gus
tody Of children given to the mother.
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r Faber's ever pointed pencils,
at the JOURNAL Office.
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p R. G. Jewell & Co. have got
some splendid ice.