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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-08-18

PLAIN GRENADINE at Is. worth ?5c.
EMBROIDERED and FIGURED GRENADINE
at 2Jc. worth 37ic.;
SATIN-STRIPED GRESADINE at 37lc. worth
MOZAMBIQUE ut CSC, cheap Mt 35c.;
COLORED BAREGE, FOR dresses, very fine, at
3lc. worth Soc;
Fine ALL-wooL DELAINE, every color, ut
373c, worth Soc.
MUSLIS-DE-LAlNE, LAWNS, BLACK and
COLORED ALPACA, ORGANIZES, JAG
COMETS. FRENCH CAMBRIA, &C., at half
their value;
Yard-wldc BLACK SILK at al.s73 worth not less
than 80;
Heavy REP SILK at $l.75, cheap at 50;
Ladies' BOILED SILK UMBRELLAS and Pa
RASOLS at $l.5G, cost everywhere else S?.75
TICKING, SHIFTING STRIPES, TOWEL
LING, SHIFTING, SIIEETISG, PILLOW
CASE COTTON, DOMESTIC GISG-
HAM, LINEN GOODS for mems and boys
wear, CASHMERE, TWEEDS, KEN
lucky JEANS, CORSETS, MOSQUITO
NETTING, IRISH LINEN, &c., ut such
low figures that l DEFY COMPETITION.
A call is what ask from one and all. BE careful,
and come to the right place
No. 1888 MAIN STREET,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
iy27 JOSEPH STRAUSE.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-10
Home Questions for the Sick and
DehiIffaaPd

Js IL tOO4th tOhfle o endure penal torture
after every meal, when indige stion can be
Immediately relieved and permanenffv Y
cured by so agreeable a remedy as HOS
LETTERS STOMACH BITTEkS?
Does Il pdg TO be compelled by debility
and languor to abandon active business,
when brain, nerve, and muscle can b.
braced up, and the whole sy stem res Ored
to a healthy condition, nv co arse OF
HOSTETTER'S BITEERS3
Why approach the dinner-table daily
with positive disgust N that is sa-
worry and delicious, when a vigorous appe-
ttte for even the plainest fare Is created b y
the use OF HOSTETTER'5 BITTERs2
is IL wise TO live in this bright world as
ed, an1 mi erable, when the wO 81 case OF
hypOehOndria can be cured in a week by
such pleasant and wholesome Bzhiia-
rant as HOSTF TIERS BI IrrER59
Can 10 be possible that any person OF bill
ious habit will run the risk OF remtttenL
fever or bilious collie, when he can tone
and regulate the great Recretive organ
with HOsTEITER'S BIFFEltST
Is IL not A species Of moral insanity for
any merchant, farmer, M eehamic, or tray
eler, 70 be Without the best known anti
dOte TO the effects OF nOisOmed o ir and inn
pure water, HOSTETTER'S BITrERse
Considering the harassiEg1 "A Il depress-
ing nature OF he functional derangefnents
70 which woman Is subject, is ~ not as
Ionlshlng that any invalid OF the feebier
sex shonld hesitate 10 seek she certain re-
ller Afforded in such cases. by the genigl
operati on Of HOSTETTER'S BITTERS9
Inese are questions Of deeper interest
than any OF the political dOgmas of the
day. ana those whom they concern are in-
Vited TO give them something more than n
passing thought.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-10

RAILROAD FROM ROCKPORT. - A
few days ago we mentioned that the
people of Rockport were enthusiastic
over a proposed railroad from that
place to strike the 0. aud NJ. Rail
road, and also that Judge Debruler and
others had gone to Cincinnati to see
what could be done in the premises.
We take from the Cincinnati Conn
nsercial of last night, the following
extract in regard to the matter;
Hon. L. Q, DeBruler, Hon. r. j.
Kercheval, and Dr. E. H. Sabin, OF
Spencer County, Indiana. are in the
city as a committee from Rock port,
Indiana, to lay before our citizens a
project for the construction of rail
road sixty miles long, to run from
Shoals, a point on the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Railroad, one hundred and
fifty miles west of this place, to
the city they represent, 10 Spencer
County, Indiana. 1t is proposed
that the line shall be continued from
Rockport, nine miles, to Greensboro,
KY, from which point road is now
being constructed to Russellville, KY,
which is to be extended thence to
Nashville, Tenn. Our merchants who
may be acquainted with the trade of
Southwestern Indiana will readily
understand that such a road would
bring us into desirable relations with
most valuable tributary country.
The land in Dubois and Spencer coun-
ties is not surpassed in Indiana, and
at present. its products have not good
facilities for reaching markets. The
outlet for most of it is at ROckport,
where it is taken by boats, either up
or down the river. Shipments of over
5000 hogsheads of tobacco from those
counties alone are sufficient evidence
of the character Of the farming there.
and the value of the trade they will
afford for the railroad proposed.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-10
Sc. LOuIs Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS. June 9,
ToBAcCo-Steady and unchanged.
COTTOE-M1ddltng held at 2ac. ts+
HEMP-DuIl at 81 2l0I 40 for prime un-
dressed, and 81 90 for choice do.
FLoUR-Active and Arm Cor low grades /;
sa at 81 O095 90 for Spring to fall So, ,,-r-
nBe; IS 80 for x 26 0Jdg7 90 for Xxx = q
70 tor choice xxx to fancy.
WHEAT-ActiVe but unchanged; sales at
81 679l % tor good to choice No. 2; 81 l0@
III for No /; 81 209l 3j for low pl ins to
strictly prime red FAN; 81 4U@l 81 for choice
- strictly choice.
CoRH-Buoyant and higher for choice
and fancy white; other grades unchanged i:
mixed and good white, IN bulk. sold a.
5996Oc; choice yellow, in sacks, sold at Csc
Tnixed white at 6S97lc; white at 74976c,
and fancy do at 77SaS0e
QA1S Ftrmer and shade better; sa es
at 60c IN buIk 4o6414e in sacks.
BARLEY-NOthing doing.
RYE-Quiet at 930g95c.
- w HISKY- Firm at S4c,
GROCERIES, dull, at 20M251&c
for common to choice coffee; l315CGl5c Tor
prime TO Choice Louisiana sugar.
PORK -Stiff, at s82 80
BACON-Ftrmer, at l314gl4c for shoulders: /:
lSGlS4c for order lots clear sides.
LARD Quiet at lS1<c for choice kettle.
CATTLE-Qutet with moderate demand I;
sales at 31@ek7c.
HoGs--In fair reQuest at 7M8ILe
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-10
Chicago Market.

/ B5 Telegraph CHICAGO, June 8.
/ EASTERN ExCHANGE-DulI at par selling
FLoUR-DuII; S5g6 90 Tor prIng extras.
l. WHEAT-AcLivea and fiTmer; No. L, 1z6llc
higher; No. ?, advanced I5z021zc higher:
sales of No. / at 81 l212i IA; No. z al g. 100
| IL; closing ~ 81 IlGgl liz cash, ana 81 lu5z,
seller month: tnis afternoon No. 2 is Irregu-
lar; sales at 81 l01ztgl let<, -elier June.
CORN-ID tai de nNDd; No. rejected has
advanced 1zesS4c; No. is steady sales at
671Sc; No. 2, 57s4a5S1%c &c: rejected 5IG52c; no
grade 42c: closing AT 6715c for No. /, and
5sZc for No. 2; sales of No. siEce Change
At 5S1za5s14c.
OATs-Q1iet, frmer and 1<a1zc hieher;
sales of No at 595zd60c; rejected 5495414c;
closing at Cue for No. ?.
RYE-Qulet at s6G9S1ze for No. l; closing
at inside. .-.
BAsLEY-Dull; 81 45gI 50 for No. in
store.
HIGHWISES Dull and nominal at 500 CSC.
MOLASSES New Orleans 90c9sl o..
SUGAR-t31zgl45<c for fair % choscs.
MSS RORK-FIrm /; holders generally ask
SO cash sales at S3I 70 cash.
LARD NIL at lS14 gISLc.
BULK MEATS-Ac ctive; short rid middles
l6c; loose dry sailed Shoulders I2c, cash !;
I21ze, buyer month.
CAITLE-Duils~ IS 40a5 75 for cows and
light steers; 81 371z94 80 for fair to medium,
and s7l17 IS for good 10 exi "a choice beeVes.
HOGS-Dull anu 15125c lower; IS 500g9 90
for fair to goodi S9 1898 Is 1o- choice to
prime.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-10
River fBisl,afclles.



VIrCEsNEs, Ind. Jur Q 9.-The Wabash
and W hiie Rivers are now slowly leced-
ing but they are still OUT of the banks IN
many places. All the rich bottom lands
along these streams ar under water, and
She crops ruined. We had n very heavy
10y, while walking across the Ohio &
Mississippi Railroad br dye to-day noon,
fell through and was drOW ed. His body
has not yet been recovered. II.
PrrTsBURG, Juo o. MonongaheIa feet
inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool. Thermometer 85o.
l4OUIsVIL Z, June 9-Port List-Cham-
pion, from st. Louis to PittsbuIg; Indiana
from Utica to New Orleans; Abeona, from
st. Louis TO Pitt burg. River failing slowly
with feet IN the canal. feet on the falls,
and feet over the rocks. Business duil.
Light shower this afternoon; Gear and
warm TO night.
CAIRO, June 9.-Port Lfst-Robt. Burns
Ctncin at 10 Memphis, 9 Pm; Belle ~.
Louis, st. Louis 20 Memphis, 10 PM; Rubl-
con, VIcksbuIg to st. LOUIS, 2 AN; Grey
Eagle, Red hiYer TO Louisville, B A d. I;
Great Repub ic, st. Louis to New Orleans,
10 a M; CumDer and, EVansVills Packet,
. PM; Dex eF, 81. Louis To Louisville, 8
Tue river fell 3 inches. Weather clear.
New ORLEANS June 8. Arrived
Thompson Dean. Departed-Magenta, for
st. Louis.
NASHVILLE, June 9.-Rfver rising. with
feet on Harpeth shoals Weather warm
and rainy. Arrived-Alpha, frOm Evans
vile; In ,. Luinsden, from Cairo.
MEMPHIS. June 0.-Weather cloudy aud
warm. RiverItsing. Departed-BisI isIlarck,
for 1t. Louis; Matamoras, Tor New Orleans;
r. Z. Lee, for New Orleans last night,
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sehenck,s PnImonlo srrnn.

seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake Plils vii
| cure Consumption, Liver Complaint, and
| Dyspepsia, If taken according TO the direc.
tions. They are all three 20 be taken al
the same time. They cleanse the stomach
relax tAe liver, and put IL to work; then
the appetite becomes good the food digests
and makes good blood; the patient begins
to grow In flesh the diseased matter rlpens
in the lungs, and the patient outgrows the
disease and gets well. 1his is the only way
| TO cure Consumption.
To these three medicines DR.. j. IL.
schenck, OF Philadelphia, owes mis- uuri.
vailed success in the treatment Of Pulmo.
nary Consumption. The Pulmonic SyruL
ripeLs the morbid matter IN the lungs
nature throws it or by an easy expeetora-
tion, for when the phIegm or matter is
| ripe slight cough will throw it of, and
the patient has rest, and the lungs begin
| TO heal.
To do this, the SeaWeed Tonic and Man.
drake Pills must be freely used to cleanse
the stomach and liver, SO that tie Pa
monic syrup and the food will make good
| blood.
Schenclz's Mandrake Pills act npon the
liver, removing all distractions, relax the
ducts of the gail b adder, the bile starts
freely, and the liver is soon relieved; the
stools Will show what the Pills can 90; no.
thing has ever been invented except calo-
mel Ga deadly poison, which is very dam
gerous to use, unless with great care) that
Will unlock the gall bladder and start the
secretIons of the liver like Scbeuck's Adans
drake Pills.
Liver Complaint IS one OF the most
prominent causes OF Consum ptt0n.
schenck's Seaweed Tonic is "a gentle
stimulant and Alternative, anu tie aiilnh
in The SeaWeed, which this preparation Is
made OF, Assists tie stomach To throw out
the gastric juice TO dissolve the food with
the PulmOutc syrup. and iB made into
good blood without fermentation or sour.
ing I'm the stomach.
DR.. Bcheuck, IN his treatment. does not
try TO top cough, night sWeats, chills
or fever. Remove the cause and they Will
All stop OF their own accord. No one can
DC cured OF tCOnsumptlOn, Liver Com plant,
Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Canl1er, or liberated
THROAT, unless the liver and stomach are
made healthy
When there is no lung disease. and only
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, scnencks
Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake PHls are
suIncient, Without the fuimonic syrup.
Take the Mandrake Pills freely IA an
harmle s.
DIR. Sohenox, who has enjoyed unfnter-
rupted health for many years pHsL, and
now weighs &25 pounds, was wasted away
10 mere skt Teton, Ia the very Last Stage
oi Pulmonary consumption, his physi-
clans having pronounced his ease hope
less and abandoned him TO his late. lie
was cured by the Aforesaid medicines.
Full directions accompany each, max
Ing 10 not absolutely necessary to see DIR.
Schencks unless patients wish their lungs
eAamlueds ana fOf this purpose he ls pro-
lesslonally at his principal Office, Phtla-
"a, every Saturday, where ali letters
Of advice mast be addressed.
Price Of the Pulmnnic Syrup and Sea.
tS Weed Ionlc, each ~ ~ per bottle, or 81 90 a
half dozen. Mandrako Pils, 2je per box.
For sale by All druggists.
fe2 d&wly SpNl
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-10

GRAND FESTIVAL AT THE ARTE-
SIAN SPBINds PARK To- NIGHT.-This
evening the first grand .fete of the sea-
son will take place at the Artesian
Springs Park. Every arrangement
for a grand display has been made,
and the grounds and fountains will
be illuminated with thousands of Chi
nese lanterns, which have been i'm
ported expressly for this purpose.
The Evansville Cornet Band will be
in attendance, and enliyeu the assem-
blage with some Of their finest music.
Colonel Wehler, the efficient host,
will superintend the arrangements for
the festival, and we feel certain that
everything will be conducted on a
grand and liberal scale. The admis-
sion fee to the grounds will be only
% cents. and children under ten
years will be admitted free.
Suitable arrangements have been
made with the Street Railway Com
pany TO convey visitors to and from
the Springs; and if the weather is
fine this evening. we have no doubt
that a great number of our citizens
will be in attendance.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-10
Cincinnati karKAt.

By Telegraph.l CIFCINNATI, June 9.
FLOUR AID GRAIN-Uuchanged. Family
Flour s. 5O95 75. ked Wheat 81 I54l I6
CoRH-DnI at 6l462c for ear.
OATs-Le firm, but unchanged; 69972c.
RYE-Duil, at CSC W 81 %.
COTToS-FirIn, but quiet, at 29c for mid
ding uplands.
TOBACCo-ActiH4, with a large demand ;
sales 293 hh hds at 50 50g22 90.
WHIsKY-Unsettleda and prices over; it
is held at 94c, but at the close saIGs OF mag
nitude cOu.d not have been ulaGe at better
than 92c.
MESS PoRK-Advanced to s32 90, with a
moderate demand.
BULK MEATs-Held at I3c, 15sze, I61Sc,
and l7c for sh ulders, sides, clear RIB anu
Clear sides but with no sales.
BACoS-Sold at lie, I74c, and I75zc fer
shoulders, clear rib, and ciear sides, being
further advance. SugaT-cured hams IS5S
@l9%c.
LARD-DulI; held at lS5%e.
BUTTERFLY fair dema d at 23d28e.
EGGs-Declined to l6c.
OIL-No change.
q .LD-15S5<, buying.
EXCHANGE Firm, at LILO @ 80 discount,
buylbg
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4 COMMERCIhL
new York MArket.

BY Telegraph NEW YoRE. June 9.
I CoTToN-7FFlTm; .5,7oO bales at BIC for
middling Uplands.
/. FLOUR-Keceipts 6,I5O barrels; favors
buyer, with moderate export and home
trade demand; $500 bhls at "a O0a5 % for
superfine state and Western: IS tOa6 d
for Extra stale; S5 50G6 30 tor Extra " est
ern: S8 3597 40 for hite Wheat Extra
50 Sod6 80 for round hoop OHIO; 81 OOaS O0
for Extra st. Louis; SO 009lI % for good
choice do included in the sales are 20O
bbls. for export. at IS 50 for extra West
err, and d 50 a6 CO.'S for xtra State.
Corn MEAL-Quiet.
WHIsKY-Heavy; 90 bbls Western at CSC,
WHEAr-Receipts, 44,957 bushels: IN bet
ter demand FOR export and moderate
home demand; sales Of 6O,OO0 bushels at
81 s71S for No. Spring; 81 4lGtI a for No. 2
81 43, 10 arrive 81 48; No l do. 81 81: choice
Amber Michigan 81 469l So; W hite Can
ada inside price In bond 81 559l 20; White
Michigan 81 70; White California 81 IS.
RYE-Lower; sales OF 1000 bushels of
Western at 81 l5gl IS.
CcRN-Reeeipts I5.I59 bushels; ICg2c BET
ter; good home trade, and moderate exc
port demand; sales of 81 900 bushels at IS
@S2c for new mixed WeSiern via. canal 80
495c for do. via. Il. r.; S40S9e for kiln
ern.
fl mer; sales of 5000 bushels at S09S2c for
western afiOat.
LEATH ctiVe and firm.
COAL-DomesIic is held at 6,07c per ton
by the car o.
WOoL-DuIl and in favor BUYERS; sales
of 40 pounds at sic for domestic fleece; 361S
for nwashed; 5099vc Tor secured, and z3g
42e for pulled.
RICE-tirm.
COFFEE-Qufet. a
SUGAR Firm; Cuba ll6l5c.
MOLASSES-Qutet and firm.
H PS-Quiet, at 6a6l<e Tor American.
PETRoLEUM-Duu; lie for crude and 32c
for refined
LINsEED Oils dull and dropping, at
Sd C5GI07.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Is heavy, at 44H
945o.
PORK-steady sales of 4S0 barrels at
S3I 5O93l 75 for new mess; Osing at 81 go
cash; S3} 81 for Old do; SIS C0826 O0 for
prime; S2o OO92S 50 for prime mess.
BEEF-Steady, with moderate sales.
CUT MEATS-Steady: sales OF 200 pack
ages at l2A@l4c for shoulders; l51zc for
hams.
MIDDLEs-S: eady and quiet; sales of 100
boxes OF StratfoTd and long cut hams at
l6Gl614c.
LARD-Steady; sales OF $40 tierces at I71%
gl91ac, chiefly l9c for steam; l94gl9kc for
Kettle render ed also, sales of 759 tIerces of
steam, seller and buyer July at l91sGI95sc;
also, sales OF $50 tterces do, seller a ugust
at l9Ac.
BUTTER-Quiet at 2O93Ic for Ohio.
CHEEs e-Quiet at Halle.
FREIGHTS To Liverpool dull, with ship
menLS OF 1900 bushels Of " heat at sd per
sail, and 6d per 81 cam: 2. 500 bushels Of corn
at 512d per steamer; 2,590 barrels flour at
Is l1zd per sail, and Is 71zd per steam.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-10
nTA large stock Of the celebrated
Foley" Gold Pens just received at
GEIssLER Il DELANG's,
1t1 54 Main Street.


p~ A desire having been express
ed by several of the Sunday School
men of our city that delegates going
to the Indiana State Sunday School
Convention at Richmond next week,
be instructed to invite the Convention
to meet here next year, the under
signed respectfully request the Pas
tors aud officers and teachers of our
city Sabbath Schools to meet at the
parlors of the Walnut Street Presby-
Ierian Church tomorrow (Friday)
evening. at eight o'clock, to consider
the matter that if the invitation is
made, a cordial acquiescence may be
looked for from all friends of the
Sunday School cause.
John f. Glover, s. K. Leavitt, 7.
W. Turner. s. n. Curnick, II. w.
Cloud, L. Rufner, Jr., W.Storton.
je10-1t
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The Evansville journal., 1869-06-10
new YORK GOld ana Stock anfhst.


By Telegraph NEW YoRK. Tune Q.
-MoSEK-The heavy decline in Skies and
MarlpOsa within the past few DAYS has in-
pared bhe capital of ID We or six stock bro
kers on the street, and to-day thev were
compebed TO suspend. The names are
glVt u OF Brown q CO. Desmarte q Cabot
ard Wo9iberg d Co. The bills OF SO-at
Ufsular q Co, OF Cardenas, and Mercer a
Co.. Of Havana, both houses in the sugar
trade, nave To-day gone to protest. These
are important houses In the sugar fade.
1be Increasing currency balauce in the
treasury ana the shipments of money 10
the e 81 aud West are beginning to effect
seriously the working of our money mar
keI, and the uemano to-day was very
urgent, and continued until after bank
hours, when there was sharp rise in the
rate or interest, and the early transactions
We're at per cent, but afterward com in
rest was per cent, and after 3 O'Clock
az hlgh as per cent currency, and q per
cen commission Discounts nominal.
ExCHANGE-Sterl Ring firm a 91IG91S.
GoLD-Opened drmeF but close weak;
the price opened al 1897 and closed at
iSs4 Carrying rates are 6g9 per cent. or
A5e T day. Clearanees S56,00090.
GOVERNMENTS Are a fraction of. but
closed firm. The Assistant Treasurer
Doug q $40 600 in 5-2ls OF o.. gI30OO0 90 '68s
am 100000 new '65s At about IlgJs, the
oIddlng prices at the tim z. The closing
prices were: Coupons OF 'SI, I2Is<al22; n o.
~, IZ@2sQ l2Z54; do '64, II7sEalI7t5; do. '65,
itols9ll6A; do new, Il9fIgll91S: do. '67,
iIadg4@I Iags4 Il95s; do. '6S, 1890 1879; IO-4Os,
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-10
Sew YORK Dry GOODS Marke..

By Telegraph NEW YORK June 3.
In dry goods there has been an effort
made by a few Interested parties TO ad
vance the prices of heavy brown sheetings
and other styles of cotton goods, aud some
large sales have taken pace to leading out
OF town firms al an advance OF &c Per
yard, but sharp buye = could, until to-day,
obtain all the goods they required at old
prices in other houses. To-day ali the
leading makes OF standard sneetings ARE
firm at I6c, and the Pequ0t A are held at
I6Isc still fiTst-class goods can b. had at
I5Lc: the Graniteville A A A sell at I5c
the h E do. at I4Ac; Lawreu &c + do. l315c
Cabot A I5c; Dwight A I31zc; SterbFooK A
l2c: International Z I21ac; Suffolk X lOc.
To-day the market has been less active
yet there has been fair business doing.
BIeached goods ave also looking up
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-10
For the River Trade.

No more useful article for steam
boats, packets, &c, can be found than
Dooleqs Baking F"oaUdtr. The pur-
est B aking Powder In market, and
unlike all others, does not lose its
strength by being brought in contact
with all sorts of atmOspheres. Eco
nomical, easy to use, and makes light,
sweet biscuits, rolls. waffies, cakes,
etc, to perfection. For sale by gro
GERS everywhere, je8-d3teod
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-10
European Market.

LONDON, June 9.-ConsoIs, for money
s2ss. acct; $40 bonds at London, SO1$; al
Fran kfort fiImer, not higher than S6I
LIVERPOOL. June 9.-Tne cotton market
is quiet; middIing Uplands, lls<d; Orleans
I'D. I; sales 1000 bales. California Whfte
wheat, IS Cd. E; red w stern, IS. Ga Flour,
2Is. 81. Ba riley, 5s. Peas, 36s. Cd Pork g9
Beef go Lard, II. Cheese, 70. bacon. 81
Petroleum, Sd; refined, Is. I'D. TeIiov,
As. Turpentine, 25s. Cd. Sugar 39s. 6ag4Os,
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-10

CIRCUIT CoURT.-In the case of
Anna e. Dawley VS.. Francis j.
Hunzinger and others, suit for parSi-
ton of land, the finding was In favor
of the plaintiff. and it was ordered
that commissioners be appointed to
make partition of the property.
The next case was Aaton Snyder
VS.. George Robinson, which was tried
before the Judge. In this action
suit was brought to recover wages, to
which the defendant put in a plea OF
payment. The Court found for the
defendant.
Late in the evening the case of
Jerry McHenry VS.. Daniel Akin, was
called, and jury impanneled, after
which the Court adjourned until this
morning.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-10

RECORDERS Court. - Jim Sher-
wood was called as number one to an
swer the'oharge of fighting, and being
drunk and disorderly. In the course
of the testimony it leaked out that
Jim had whipped his wife six times
on Tuesday afternoon. This was
proved by two witnesses, and the Re
corder axed" Jim for $23 85 to
heal the breach in the city ordinance,
and repay the delicate attentions that
had been shown him by the chief
commissary. Jim made a pathetic
appeal to the court, and said that he
had just got out of Jail on Monday
evening, having been in there the
past three or four months. He prom
ised to leave town if only permitted
to depart, but said he had no money
to pay his fine. The Recorder could
not see it in that light, and Sher-
wood was ordered to report to Major
Edmunds.
Kate Sullivan, for enjoying one of
her semi occasional drunks. was fined
$14 30, for which she gave security
and was released.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-10

In SEssIoN.-The County Commis-
sioners and Deputy Appraisers are
inssession az present, examining the.
assessment books aud seeing if all the
property is listed right, Both the
city and county assessments are being
examined. ta
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-10
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
n ew ArranEe em en- t.

This old and reliable Express Com
pany has fitted up new Office, at No
6 South First Street, and is prepared
to do business to all the most promi
nent cities East and South.
CHARLES WOODWARD,
may15 If Special Agent.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-10
Williams made very narrow escape.
but with the exception of cut on one
hand, he was not much injured.

PUBLIC SCHOOL - EXAMINATIONS
TO-DAx.-The Primary Schools will
be examined TO- day, and the public at
large are invited to be present. The
following is the list of the schools
that will have an examination this
morning.
SECOND PRIMARY, COMMENCING AT Y
ssl O'CLOCK A. NJ.
4 Upper School House, Miss MeFar-
land, Principal.
Ninth Street School House, two
schools, Miss Wack and Miss Weld,
Principals. s1sm - ~
) Locust Street School, Miss Conn,
Principal. ll.a7 --9sa as.T3
Vine Street School, Miss Brown,
Prineipal.sora aI
jackson Engine House School, on
Ingle Street, Miss Med ohnston, Prin-
cipal. ra, as
Lower School House, Miss Wood
bury, Principal.
Park School House, on Franklin
Street, Miss Rahm, Principal.
The following schools will be ex-
amined this afternoon:
FIRST PRIMARY.
Commencing at II o'clock.
Upper School House, Miss Doris,
Principal, - .s - ~
Ninth Street School House, two
schools, Miss Spence and Miss Tabor,
Principals.
Locust Street School House, Miss
Lilly, Principal
Lower School House. Miss Kelley,
Principal. . M @
Park School House, on franklin
Street, Miss Dougherty, Principal.
The examination Of the First and
Second Intermediates will take place
tomorrow.