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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-02
SUPERIOR CCUaI-SPECIAL TERM.
Decisions Rendered.

BY Judge Fithan.
Fdtf PhOnheiner Us. Louis Be77lhet1leT. Motion
granted and bail reduced to $4,000.
Samuel H'olrn Us. j. F. Addlls.-Motlon denied
without costs.
Charles Der,nis rs. Routn Coman.-Moton for new
trial denied with costs; papers with Special Term
Clerk
Margaret Krafr rs. Noses Fieldnaaa ct al-Extra
allowance OF 800 granted.
Manufacturing National Bank of chicago us. Ed
sCdrd BddcE.-Default opened on terms. Cause TO
he set down Tor trial on the first Monday in De-
cember.
Waitam Hylandps. Floyd Bailev-Motion granted
and cause referred.
Frank Rudd ps. Charles MiHer.-Moton to set
aside judgment by default and all subsequent pro-
ceedlngs granted.
Stephen 0. wilson ct al Us. William p. Converse,
Ell aL-Motion granted.
George d. Sutton ct al. Us. Reoecca s. Haufland
ct dl-Same
n, the Matter Of George Lea,v, to be DISCHARGED
rom custody on Ha6eds COrpus.-Prisoner dis
charged
Frederick w. DOnnldn Vs. Henry Rodenheld.-Mo-
ton granted.
Patrick LdpeHe rs. William Hastings ct al.-Mo-
ton granted and cause referred.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WEATHER YEsrRRDAY.-The following record
win show the changes in the temperature for the
past twentyfour hours IN comparison WITH the COR
responding DAY OF last year, as Indicated by the
thermometer at Hudnuts Pharmacy, HERALD Build
Ing. corner Of Ann Atreet:-
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Board Of Assistant Aldermen.

This Board adjourned on Monday TO meet yester-
day afternoon but, after waiting nearly an hour,
only two members made their appearance. ana the
Clerk declared the Board adjourned till this thurs.
daVl nffeInnnn.
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BtIOTe COMMISSIONER USDUrn.
TIE United States Us. Charles Zoebel.-The de-
fendant was charged with uttering i've counterfeit
twenty dollar bills with intent to defraud. Evi-
dence was taken at considerable length and the
having been summed up Commissioner Osborn
yesterday rendered his decsiOn dtcharging the de-
fendant, on the ground that the testimony adduced
COmpiaink
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RiYer -Disnalcnes.

C~INCINEATI, February r falling,
with "A feet o inches water in b
Weather fcold. Arrives = Cham pion, st.
Louis :AIary Erwin, Arkansas River; Cliff
ton, Mem his; Lady Grace, Evansville;
Swallow, New Orleans. Departed-Sham-
rock, st. Louis.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. &C. Port lisf-Jokn
Kilgour. to New orleans; j. Ii. Groesbeek,
CIuclnpati to New Orleanss Allegheny
Belle, Cincinnati to st. Louis; Robert
Burns. New Orleans to Cincinnati River
laIiisg slowly, with 8 feet 5 inches water
in canal, d feet 2 inches ON The falls,
and 5 feeL7 inches over the rocks. Weather
clear and freezing. BusIE9Sa not very
brisk,
+ MEBPHIs, February 26.-Weather clear
and pleasant River fell 3 inches. The
Arksthsrs is falling slowly. Departed
silver Spray, to GineinatI; Legal Tender,
to louisville. la
NASHVILLE, Feb. 26.-The river is fall
ing, with d feet scant on Hat peth Shoals.
.Weather lair and cold. Arrived Nash
ville,1froIn Cairo; Romeo, from Evans.
Vile: Argonaut No. 2, from Cincinnati.
Departed-N ashviIle, to Carlo: Romeo, to
Evansville; Kate Putnam, to Pittsburg.
CAIRO, February 46.=Forsyth ,Vieksburg,
st Louis, q A NJ; Henry Ames, It. Louis
Lumsden, Nashville packet, AM. Lore
Una. fItsburg and 81. Louis, 8 Am; Darling
AeDphis, cincinnati, Don Luminary,
So. Louss. Vieksburg, PPM; the Quickstep,
Evansville packet, 5 PM; the Arthur, st
Louis, New Orleans, 5 PM; kellogg, st
| Louis, New O1eaus, z PEM 1ale river Is
stationary. Cloudy and cool.
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WIG E@0KSAA large assort-
OF Copying Books at Journal
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R.N E w e.
Voroa.er Rtpef KILL .aee 7hfra 80

b wind shifted to the north yesterday
evening audit was cloudy ali afternoon
but cleared off after dark.a The od5f
tional arrivals and departures up to mid
night were the Charmer, from Cincinnati +.
Clara Scott and Petsolia No. 2, from Wa
bash; Cumberland, for Cairo; Alpha. for
Nashville; the packets, for Henderson !.
Cora g., Arkansas River to Cincinnatf
Palestine, from Louisville; Ada Lyon.
from Green River-"~...~.The Charmer
was fun of freight!..&a@&.-The packets
went out with gooG trips-A~.The
CLARA SEQ t. Palestine, PetrolIa and
Ada Lyon were al; we l loaded-~--..
Tho Cora s. had a goo L up-r1ver trip, and
added largely here.-.~.The Louisa took
on board yesterday 300 barrels salt. she
goes to Palestine and HutsouVi1le. She
leaves at no IN ..a..u ,..s..,,s fheTClara Scott
returns to the Wabash at 4 PM to-day. She
is a new and elegant boat, admirably off,
ered....,.,..T The PetroIja No. will leave for
the wabash River ut 4 O'Clock to-day, via
New Haven and Little Wabash River
Captain Bob Stanley and Bob Adams are
her o54iging o1tcers--~~.-.VerheoR Rr as.
| of houIss lille, have bought the powerful
| towb sat Peytona and three barees for
| SIG d<i h<f
MANIFEST Clara Scott, from Mt. vernon
to Evansville, February 26-New Har-
| many-James Lyon, is bales hay, . barrels
/ aour; Richard Warren, Abnndies feiloes,
| 20 bunbisssSpokes , l4setts hubbs.
Mt. NerL one. w Thomas & Co, l,56s
bags corn.
Henderson w. J. Marshall d Co.. 2
hogsheads tobacco, 10 bags oats, l box
merchandise. Il Gaa
sEVansvillezCaptain Henry Scott. l bar
rel four Holm Lawrence, l tool chest, l
bellows, 4 packages; Reitz & Haney. 1
| ratnhat Wheel: Henry Heuuinn. IL dry
7 hides, l bundle sheep pelts, Iefate rags;
Thomas Bishop. / box merchandise; Tea
| nv. Bowles.A Co, 4 4 barrels eggs; Woodrow
Reitz u Co 81 bundles 1ubs,e bGnles
spokes; Babcoek s. Steele, 50 bags wheat,
10 bags Cassi IT. Ct. Kiblack q OK. 3T9 bags
wheat, AZ bags Cass; Charles V4efe & co =,
4 boxes cheese; Humphreys, Patrick 81 60
| SO bags grass seed. l eask shoulders, Z easK
| Sides, l barrel eggs; W. G.@Brown & Co ~
green hides, Is dry hides, 3 bags TeatheIsi
100 barrels -four. IA dry hides, 10 gree hides,
8 sheep pelts, / barrel tallow.
Rockport-Jones. Efblack & Co., los bags
wheat.
lUCincinnati-S. n. Barton, 100 hhls -four,
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Accidents.

The sad results of the boiler explo-
sion on Tuesday should-be conclusive
evidence for every man in favor of an
Accident Insurance Policy. A feel
ing of security is no guaranty, or a
reason for delaying to procure q
policy in the g TraUelers'," the oldest
and best accident insurance company
in the United States. Hundreds Of
thousands of dollars have besp paid
by this company to the families Of
those who have met with fatal acct
dents, and to those who have been
disabled for a time from their husi1
ness. Call and get explanations, and
a policy In the TraUelers', of Hartford.
j. N. KNOX, Agent,
AT the Office of the Evansville In
surance Co.. corner First and Main.
feb25-3t,
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ALMOST A DUEL.-We have heard
some particulars relative to a duel
that did not come of. It appears that
a young man of the city felt insalted.
and sent a note by the hand of afriend.
asking an explanation, al apology or
a fight. His friend, either by@mis-
take or for the sake Of fdn, addressed
the missive to a we'll known young
gentleman of che city, of "a similar
name. TWAS promptly delivered, as
directed, and when opened the young
man opened his eyes as large as snu-
GERS, and after assuring himself that
it was really addressed to him, com
menced at once to- declare an dlt6t.
He denied any knowledge of the par
ty sending the message, and averred
most positively that he had been
twelve miles away at the time insult
was said to have been offered. Upon
a thorough Investigation the abb was
supposed to have, been thoroughly
| proven, and the cartel, so far as this
party was concerned, was withdrawn.
The ~geatloman sending the challenge
is a stranger in the city comparative
ly, and is. perhaps, not aware that
there is a statute IN this State prohib-
ting sending or receiving a challenge
under a penalty of 500 to $1,000. to
which may be added Imprisonment
in the peuitentiary for any term not
more than five years. sulu4oM ra-aat
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THE ARKANSAS RIFEh
There is an immeuse trade on Q
Arkansas River that could be sscured
to this city if the proper steps were
taken. The Cincinnati packets, winch
mass here two or three times each
week. go loaded to their utmost
capacity, and it is -notbextravagant TO
say that three-ffths of their cargoes
are reshipped at Memphis to the
Arkansas River. All kinds OF
manufactured articles find a ready
sale up that river and command good
priees. Merchandise of every sort IS
also wanted and if our merchants
and manufacturers would visit that
region of country, become acquainted
with the people, explain to them the
advantages Of buying in Evansville
they could divert to this city a trade
duworth millions of dollars annually,
fOno or two of our manufacturer
have already made a start in thai
direction by shipping their manu-
fractures TO that country by the Cora
lES?.ao on her last trip, and last nigh
received returns by the same boat OF
her return trip. Arkansas has had
good crops for two years past, and heI
people, are in good condition, fnanei
ally and when they are. shown, as car
readily be done, that they can say'
money BIZ purchasing here, they vii
send theiriorders here rather than t,
cities. When a trade is regu
larly established, orders would b
sent by the boats, as they are nov
!. sent from the Tennessee, Cumberlant
} and Green Rivers, the boats collecting
the charges.
when the Cora s. Feturns to tn
Arkansas RiYer next week, we Shout
J, ike to see a humber of our merchant
and manufacturer try the experiment
and Mr.. Al. Croxall, her excellen
' eierk, will take great pleasure i
| Introducing them to the people alon
! the river, and willpremptly attend t
their business afterwards. We kno'
. of no better field for enterprise jus
d now than the region bordering upo.
/ sthe Arkansas and White Rivers.
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The CUMBERLAND MrTE. = The
mite given by the ladies of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, last
night, was very well attended, and
passed off in the most satisfactory
manner. The most ample justice
was done the princely repast fur
nished by the committee.
A magnificent lunch will be set to-
day from ten till two o'clock in the
basement of the Church, corner of
Second and Chestnut Streets, to
which all are invited.
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ALARM oE FIRE.-The alarm Of
fire yesterday afternoon, was caused
by the roofofan old frame building on
Sycamore Street, between First and
Second taking fire from sparks from
the chimney. The engines were out as
o % as the horses could be gathered
in from various parts of the town, but
the fire raj extinguished by buckets
of water before the engines got to
work. We noticed that the roof was
covered with a substance looking like
fuzz, probably from a tree that over
hangs the building. Sweeping this
off the roof would render the building
less liable to take FIRE.
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MAFRIMONIAL-There was a slight
Improvement manifested in the mat
rimonial market during the last week,
and licenses were in larger demand.
The following parties invested:
Henry Wallace and Sarah Wilson.
VIM. Randolph and Cornelia A.
Dunavan. m
Geo. A. MoOutchen and Martha J.
Harmon.
William Schmieker and Anna E5-
lert.
Emanuel Early and Eliza Shelby.
George Clarke and Josephine Long.
Fred. Smith and Mary E. Arm
strong.
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JUSTICE DAvIDsoN's CoURT.-The
temple of justice presided over by
Justice Davidson vas besieged for an
hour or two yesterday afternoon by
parties who were anxious to be tried
on a charge of assault and battery.
But the presiding genius was not to
be found, and much speculation pre-
vailed as to what had become of him.
The parties under legal arrest having
put in an appearance, considered
themselves acquitted.
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THANKs.-We are repeatedly placed
under obligations to John H. Scott,
the enterprising n~ewsdealer, for news
pap favors. He is obliging TO the
public, as well as newspaper men
and on his counters will always be
found the latest publications of the
United States and Great Britain.
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GONE TO CUBA-Among the pas
sengers by the Richmond, on her last
trip, were George Violin aud Ferd.
Munehof, of Mount Vernon. Mr..
Wolfin goes to Havana for his health,
which has been failing for some time.
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YOUNG MEMS PRAYER MEETING
Ga and after Monday, the prayer
meetings held daily at the rooms of
the Young Mems Christian Assoeia-
ton, ' e the Merchants National
Bank, will commence at 4 o'clock
P. NJ. and continue until 5 P. NJ.
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REPAIRING.-Mr. John J. Chandler
is having the basement of his fine
block, corner of Locust and First
Streets, repaired. The floors have
been taken out, the cellars are being
deepened, and new floors will be laid
upon solid foundations.
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: LocAT
EvANsvILLE, IND, Feb. 20. 1se

EVANSVILLE. IND, Feb. 20, 1869
Received of the Evansville Insur-
ance Company the sum Of Eight
Thousand Dollars, In full of all
claims or demands for total loss by
fire, December 81, 1868. of my three
story brick store building on First
Street, Evansville. Indiana.
fe27 1t CYPRIAN PRESTON.
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LH WE FEam LHrA
ExcURsIoNTo WAsHINGToN Cry.
IEAUGURATIoN OF GRANF.-A num-
Der of. our citizens will avail them1
selves of the liberal arrangements
made by the officers Of the =. & @.
R.R., with their Easternseonneotions,
for the accommodation Of those de-
sirous of witnessing the Inauguration
of President Grant on the 4th of
March. Persons purchasing through
tickets for New York via the Baiti-
more & Ohio Railroad, will have the
privilege of going by way of Washing
ton City. and stopping over a day or
two. Persons leaving this city on
Tuesday morning will reach Wash
ington City early on Thursday morn
ing. can witness the Inauguration and
proceed to New York the same even
ing. Persons going to Washington
City only can purchase tickets for tho
round trip for $50, good till the 14th
Of March. Some OF our citizens leave
this morning, but most ofthose going
will leave on Monday morning. nas
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sTAETIEe l LRE-Our young
friend Dug Elliott has started to
carve out for himself a fortune, and We
nope ne may succeed, He has gone to
Cincinnati, and will shortly 90 10
New York and take a position with
Mr.. VIM. Van Name, well-knovn in
this city as n Of the early conduc-
tors on the ID. u O. Railroad.
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A Foolish RUMoR.- While the
fire bells were ringing yesterday, a
foolish rumor vas started on the
streets, that it had been arranged at
the lower school building 20 have an
alarm of fire given in order to see how
rapidly the scholars could leave the
building without injury to themselves.
The Superintendent and teachers of
the Public Schools are not likely to
do anything half so foolish. They
exercise the pupils in retiring hastily
from the building, to provide against
any possible emergency. but they will
not do it under the inspiration of a
fire alarm. q
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CrNETFRY AvENUE.-It does not
oamit If question that this city
~aa3s ; Gravel or Macadamized road
toOsk Hin Cemetery. During the
Winter season. the present road Is
almost impossible, and in summer II
i intolerably dusty and disagreea6le;
This project has been before the City
Council for years, and all have agree
that Il ought TO be constructed, but
for the lack Of a little interest on ths
mart Of SONG influential Councilman
il has been postponed from year 70
vasr We hone that twill be delayed.
no longer. The revenue derived from
the sale of lots in the Cemetery is
now quite large, and as a matter OF
simple Justice to the owners of lots,
It is the bounden duty Of the city to
buiId the Avenue at ence. Ii the
sum already paid into the City Treas.
~uryis not already sufficient to bulld
# the additional sale of lots will
soon reimburse the City for the extra
outlay required. Let the differences
of opinion 10 regard to the route. Jpe
speedily reconc1Ied, and let usoohave
at an early day the Avenue, which on
all hands is conceded to be an urgent
pubIic want. ,baewa3fH bua ala 81
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THAEKs.-Master Joseph Elliott,
one of the obliging attaches of the
Auditors Office, has our thanks for
repeated favors.
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MTsCELLANEOUS

@wRs A. NOLAN, SAT Bon
~ ner BIeacher, wishes TO inform lne
IadfsI ~ Evansville and vicinity that she
mas received her new Spring styles OF hse
and BonnetB Blocks from New 1Ork. Mal-
liners wishing to send their Dieacnlng
nom other places, for particulars ADDRESS
RCT "a Resfdence, cofner of Eighth ST
Do Saeond Ayef1ne. fIH W4a lfe25
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BAeoSl LARDll FLoURll PoRKfl
1910 Sugar Cured and Plain Bacon
Hams, Bacon Shoulders, Clear Sides,
8. &. Breakfast Bacon = all of our
own curing, and 1odrranted to giUe
satisfaction.
100000 pounds Buzk Meats,
500 t~ierces, kegs, and cans ChoSce
Lard.
5000 barrels and sacks Flour, DIFF
ferent grades.
J.. RUFFNER, JR. & Co.,
feb12-tf No. z Main, near Water St.
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.aFe w-eF .flfF leaE aaa-s EeD--
CIRCULATION OF THE Trade ne
PoRT.-We proposedawhen preparing
the Reportio the Board of Trade for
1868. 20 make UP d Register of tho
business men Of Southern Indiana
and Illinois, Kentucky and Tennessee,
and other SoutfOrH States, from lists
furnished by the advertisers in the
Report, and malt all such from our
Office. We called upon the adYerT
tisers for the lists Of namesl but only
a very few of them have sent them 10,
the large majority. of them having ex-
pressed a preference for ~mailingthe
Report themselves. We expect BY
Monday morning to be fully supplied
with the Reports, and advertisers can
be supplied with their quota by CALI
ing at the JoUREAL Counting Room
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-FCTTRF-There Win be a free lecture
- evening h 9th inst. Subject
Prophecy relating to the Present Tlmes;
TadtEs ne espectsi1y invited to attend. 81
Doors open at O'Clock.
zRERCHAETs are invited to call and
Nh m specimens OF snow CaIus
al G. W. OSBORNE'S Shop on LL22c5ase
Street. H
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SWEET QUININE.- Experience SO
far with DIR. Bigelow's SWEET Our
NINE leads to the belief that it Is
less apt to i~rritate the stomach than
Sulphate (or bitter) Quinine. For sale
at Schuermann Il Burford's Opera
Drug Store, Is South First Street.
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For SALE. n nice Ta0o-storg
Duel2iag H0&sc. with FIVE rooms and
cellar, in the best part Of the city,
will be sold below its value and part
ly on time. Cali to- dag, as, l am re-
quested to sell a0ith0ut delay.
ALvAH JOHNSON,
feb3 IF Real Estate Agent.
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EOE aAaE. -FAIiM-A splendid farm,
y oDuialuluR 4J acrds; B0 under cuitivaa
tuut ara 8OH m lumber.
SAD afm1s situated two aud q half miles
above tue city OF EvHusville, near the
dfcefl tIgeF liVnd. Tie improvements
cor ttt .of b dWeItnN- bOuHos combining
SIX room dellHrI tw0 cisterna, "a barn and
pNler .opt+nutsdtnnH -mlt new and ~ the
MOST AuInONfd HtHIe.
Tucru 81 IN elegant Eouug orchard on
said Nfar4 o. aDom 81 hundred Trees, Of
hfe cIlfaffHf NauaiIea.
Alay, a riny pie from which three pot.
telle3 arc tirn uhuHiamltB supplied
t sftEuAaIfi HIpIy ~ Mrs MARIA
ilH srltlaf#lHt uu the UfomlHDHf nr mN-
nlc3s NqtyolucD EoN 20 Evansville Tad.
tl3 dinl
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LEGTuRE.

There will be a Free Lecture de-
lfgered 10 Masonic Hall on Saturday
evening, the 9th inst. Subject
Prophecy relating to the Present
Times L1dies are especially in
Eited to attend. Doors open at seven
o'clock. feb26.2t
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MERCANTILE LEoTURE.-The lee-
ture delivered before the students of.
the Evansville Business College last
night, by Capt. Hargraye, was atten
lively, and With manifest interest,
listened ito by the large audience in
attendance. and, by those competent
to judge, pronounced a mastery effort.
Capt. Hargrave is an accomplished
scholar and a good speaker, and
handled his subject in a plain and
practical manner
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EtDtt RENT sTORE-HOUaN mttat
G very desirable BrfeIr sierr mat
~ Ieeti on the corner or Main and W.fe
Slp81 atEeets M~adisonville, ky. IVY 49,
psan nouse ana location in tho cify-
Apply - thla Office, or address
LdiTLEPA0E SHAW.
'e'D ~MadisouWilin, 10y.
ehac So &N t~-BUarAE-N HDU4H-No
- - fAeiL Etfeet, three doors from tha
corner Of Third Street. For nnftieoiar
HIplg 20 AtIdUR LODGE.
Id CT JENKINS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICIAL

LETTER8 REMAINING in ~
Post-Ofice at Evansville, State OF India1a
ON ~ 18TH February, 1869.
Persons calling for any of these leffarz
will please say "Advertfsed. :" givine dsfa.
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REo0BDER's COUBT.-Business was
very light in the Recorders Court,
yesterday, A deaf and dumb man,
who had been arrested for drunken
ness, on Thursday night. and was UNI
able, Of course, to tell his name, was
discharged.
Margaret Eggs was ushered from her
nest into the august presence of the
Police Judge. Margaret is the worst
possible egg, and time won't improve
her, and salt won't save her. She
had been drunk as usual-9ery drunk,
and extremely disagreeable, She
had no money, and the Judge .con-
eluded that he would submit her to
an incubation of fifteen days in the
city prison. to see if any virtue or
reformation could be Matched out.
There is not the shadow of a hope.
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TO MEMPHns-Every Tuesday at p. NJ.
RockpOrtStage (via Newburgh and Boom
ViIe) carrying the mail, leaves at q A. M,
on Mondays, Wednesdays Il Fridays
Arrives by ! P. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
days and Fridays at A. n. Arrives tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. NJ
Mt. Vernon Nail Stage leaves daily Tex
cspt 8undays) at 7 A. n. Arrives daily tex
sept Sundaysl by P H..
70 NEwBURa.-HacK daily Except Sun
aay0 from the Merchants HOTEL at
O'Clock P. n.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-27

Salt! SaltH Salt ~
We have reduced the price of salt
to two dollars and fifty-fye cents per
barrel, for small or $50 lbs. barrels,
and forty-fve cents per bushel or
three dollars and fifteen cents perbar-
rel for large or z bushel barrels.
BAIRD &START,
Agents Ohio River Salt Go.
l.. RUFFNER, r, ~ Co,
Agents Kanawha Salt CO.
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