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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-07
.s-fppyssy sAx.gs---ratare Days.
Nv Thomas ". Kecscs, huctlonccr.

A ssIGSEE's sALE.-By virtue or \
~ J.croo Of the district court Of to" Ir.itoa
S,otoa for the district IL Virginia, gwen i,o
tered September 70 lsc' In the mater 81 J"in -
- ti,a highest bidder on tho premises. on II
DAY. october lg, 1862 The loilo"'nH '''--1' -''-
IL = INT + ELEGANT CGUEfRT sEtTtn7T Or
,ridf tv Jnhn = y llard) on the I.ichngda ~, =
FrcIcr,rksburg railroad. about on. 30 = 2 !
miles from, RchonI VIII, lid ~ s1 ne h;s r
pcrty istichly improved md YER. sIi1I,' ~
are u iii; parce ~ H. $' Tr6i :, rms.
NINETY tCHE9 cartiruoq3 ~! >" s., ,'.s, :;
r.irIv. This rfece vii he sold - II O'Clock = "
:. TORS Nos l5c. l-s -, 10. IT, II! L.. ..'.
li8. III lae, liz, and 1T In sidney com"eiJ -
The nnrthwrstcrn intersection 81 IIaryie aad t@r7
ter streets. running thence westward!y aioig sSia
Harvie street 3e6 feet. and running back "'ch "
Also 'OTS Nor. Ill ia IL. IL. and 10 win
the improvements thereon. In the pm :. ,,it.g
Vista, beginning on tie north si1e n =
street AZ point distant 90 ,cer cast 81 i!l,l.-
street. running thence along Williams se-' cI@'-
wardly. and fronting together thereon 100 i"s'. an
each lot being II feet deep. This t";!ct VII "1@.'
3. I'm uNnlVirED oEE-HALF INTELEsT.
In LOTS IL and !, ON FriIHlin str, e. ID j. pm =.
e feet front by ID feet N Gcrth, NOR" u los
Also, PART OF Lot Is IL same ZIP. h@r
hack &C feet GLlj property VII Lc s"ld It c"Is
al IL ofthe above real estatc ie I'D 2
the CONTINGENT right Of do"er oi Mrs. Jane r.
Ballard. vie 81 said bankrupt. f..
TERMS OF SALE: Orc-toufth cash: balance ~
six, twelve and eighteen " nTH r : ,'% E pa
Assignee OF John =. Ballard, bankrupt.
At the same time ana place, ard On the SAM, M.
terms, l. Is attorney in feet FOR J. : |arG,'2 i,4
vile viii offer Tor sale their L : u ll.9tj ~ -
HALF INTEREST In III" aforementioned LoIS
Is and II. above described .,, = ,.,,r->.r
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r. Crunbs & Williams, AuctionccrS,
Lln..niL sirnnt hctwcnn Main and Eank.

rF1rI-cTCFS' SALE OF REAL ESTATE
rS CUI-BCH l!ILL.-iy ytrtu" or d"c ~
trust rvcc!fcl hv Carintcr lars"r and wltetn me
subscribers rs trustees dated 4th or lptccnh"r.
1905 .-d recorded IN I!crrico county court ONO"
Icing thereto requested h" the asslFnerS or th'
creditor secured ~ said deed. VIC VIII sell ~ pun
lie auction. rpon the promises on MnTDA !. - =
lay o. 3ctnlrr 1850. IT o'clock i. NJ. II rllr, u
not! then go the next fair day th"rcaftcr ut III"
sam" hour. the property conveyed IN said d"ro-tr
1T: i Lot on GROUND on the east sl;" a.
Twcntv-eiyth street between Clay ana Leigh
streets. fronting s.! rcct running h1ck Ss fcct u"
i1nnrorrnontS consist 81 THREE FEAMti'
DNF-LIIEGS--onc with Nv" rooms. another WIZ
four roolre, and the other with two rocln7.
The tcrras rc1rir"d hv the decd arc Tor cash SUI
fccnt dnfrav the EXPENSES or sale and - nay on
two ncies-cnr for 81 11..&, dnc Eth June 1880 ne
ottc- far =; l4i.'. duc 18th December, noe TiiH
intcrcst 81 each from thc.r n"turity nnfll pai1 ;
The balance uron such terms &c the rrantnr my
direct or IN tho event Of his failure 70 give snch
direction. then upon such terms as the trustees
M" thirk H.. ,,
II ls Hrhnhlr that tho creditor Will allow reason
able credits upon " -nrtion Of The money due him.
4. AUSTIN SMITH. T-pe.css
\. II. SANDS. trustees
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ByLcc ( Goddln, huctionccrs
No. lll3 Min street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NALu-
I kRT,r HOUSE AND LOT hND a Dt.Si-
TsrIE VACANT lot IN ASHLAND 49,
OF 4 SMALL TRACT or LAND AFhE ASi'-
It%D.-Ir compliance with decree NJ IN" Gu
rrit corrt ~ Turnover cniirtv rendered on INC .'h
day Of Scrtcnbcr fss2. in the suit or John 3D. SAFE
80. sic ri ais. the UNDERSIGNED. special c"tr-
missioner hercbv appointed for The purpose, VIII
sell at nuhll, auction. urnn III" premises. IN me
order nd gcrtIScf on WEDNESDAY IN" :7tn daE
OF October 1867. commencing ~ l.o'cinck ~, ~
rli- r. not. tho next fair day. that ti''ls,f ~
lot in The village Of 4 shland adioininrihc !nh-
Hons" ard now occuricd bv J. w. simpson. r 81,
containing about G%E 4 QUARTER tCRtS
Also tho very c1irlhln VACANT LOT OF nE
AND A QUARTER ores, more or less. adjolE-
,npthc said house and lot.
Immediately after the above anlc VIII sell ne
email TRACT OF LAND rear Ashland on the
Trngrgph road. on which Nrs. Y. i. sic nov
rn.tloe continuing ABOUT TWENTY -
,CnrS The house upon tn" tract OF lanh Is \
ANAL one With two rooms. The Improvement
rrnou the lot. with the hons" In hshl1nd, arc p"n
The purchrscr Of the Ashland property. Or ms
tenant will be entitled TO free ticket 10 Elch-
ITEMS: Cnc-thi-d each; h.'"urc In cnnHl In
sediments Il six and twelve months. rrc.it lnst,-
rnonts Ia carry intn~c.t from daT % sale: or IN
lion n, th9t I'll cash The title viii he retained
until M tho purchase money Is paid and convey
'''' - WN. JOSIAH TFiKF,
Sreciai Commissioner.
: v r,z.rs Salesman &C T-1i2lS27
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BY Grubhs { Williams. !; '.i""""7s,
Eleventh between Main and 3a.Ii. streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF ! SMALL
FARM. il HANOVER COUNTY. $. :
MILES FROM RICHMOND - THE MEh-
DOWEn!DGE RUAI'. THREE Nils /. ~
ATLEE'S STATTD%. %, Tile tDr.~h, T., r. :.
AND ONO RAILROAD. AND TWO tGll \
HALF MILES FROM MECiiAEi.~N:Lt, -
On FRIDAS the .th day Of October, i.@2 vii 3r
sold ut public auction. b. the hi"Lcst bi1c- IN ne
premises. under dec! Of trust from 'lirr+ t"@E-
send To the undersigned - truscc, dttcH ID me
25ih dav OF August, 1855, ,h=t yo"T attractive %"i
desirable place siJuatcd - ahp.c. and r"rt'i#tHi,
FIFTY hCRES, lie tn" same I1".' - u, .a.!o'.
W0ODLAWN. Thirty acre. - e.. Ian. arc
cleared and the balance Is In oak ,1t "!n". i,ai-
Joins I,nlla3 Melton, Il. i. Bca'.l"s, and Mrs.
Thcr" l. on the place r. now and hanesonr
DNELLIEG-IInISE ccatrininr tx rooms, iu!
the usual out-bulldin-s. Also, wei 81 Ie wac"
and Iirst-ratc young peach orchard ~ choice
fruit. -,
The place "a located IL tho centre Of tie co!"-
hra,ed vegetable section of the country and l. III
all respects n very desirable place.
TERMS: The deed require sale Tor ca%@. bHt
arrangements can b" n#@'4 WIN III ""''5st.." ~
which n least ouc-h1lf ausi pJrtn.n@ t'.-t'.'- d"
the purCh"sc money nay ue pa:i ~ ~" ti ~ it-
Salincnt. VI six and t."rlrr m III Tho ..#E#
giving bonds sccuTcio t1 .G..G by s,1c'. 1T ..'t
and bearing Interest from day 81 *".n.
GRrEHS & WILLIAMS, &uct!"rc'Is.
y ~ Iltf
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FOR RENT.

A VERY DESIRABLE SUIT Or
"A ROOFS. also SINGLE ROOMS, together
!. No. clg vain street, between sixth and Seventh
streets. &C 49,
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~ the same time and place we viii sell the
TEIsACT OF LAND upon which james Hayes 1r.,
now resides, lying on Cox clcth, Containing
FOUR nifNnRED AND SENE>ll-INt
ACRES with GOOD dwelling, ort-hou-cs, &. Ta!-
tract "a well ~ that OF ii. Il. Thomf,. Is among
the best Of the famous Cox Greek lands, noted
throughout this section Of Court"y.
TERMS or THE Y IiOLE or TIE -iEOTE Ih,[nS
Onethird Of the purchase Eoucy IL cash. u" rest
due upon credit az SIX and ,"clvc mHull's iac
purchaser e-ecuring bonds carving Interest from
date, and the title retained Enli the whole a. the
purchase money Il paid. And /" datt"!t or any
purchaser complying with the terra, al sale IAe
land VIII DO promptly res1ld. -
WILLIAM T. AIAGN@,
&. Z. JOHNSON.
Commissioners.
Boydtoa, September ss, 1909. He2'-tocI-o
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r..Ag, rtst..'='7, AGENTS..
.-~--~-~.~-----..a-~sr~e- ---~-----~
..TDI'TIItEN LAND AGENCY.
-
GENITAL. Oi'riC-.
No 1901 MIN STREET GROOM No. O.,
RITIfMu>D, Va
IL -
rDrnrprrr- W u0D, CENTRAL AGENT
,,.aft.;, ,;a-,.f, .. ro-c1,z having TIE Al
r,>'r',c,i. \ - > .'iTy -. SI.tTE FOi;
-. ! r. In, afI,tr1tap,.~ fr,.rtsi ~ tbs agency
ma rrnul on oar rTt energetic efforts t. secure
rt!It.f.rs fr Nil ,pcrty u,r, in our isld..
riurcunncrtions arc well established throughout
The North. -
10 PURCHASERS we cfIr- FOR SALE CITY
PROPERTY, FhHhS WILLS MlLL->li ~,
MINERAL. and NDpD-LA\ 80. ~ Ism
-------------- =.
.r-,x<. ..-r, -.,rsSl,
s.s' : - - - - - =. :, - - = :
A-ICkERSON HOTEL,
y tuLLMEl !, .. {.
- 5o--2nF ". =. NiiA1ii, if"pr4cttT.
-,,,,,,,I r,n.rr,r
u lAhiNiA l+oiEL, u....,-..>- -.
SiHL y ib-', VA.
William rpAyIrH late acting partner
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DISPENSAkI AT TIE NJ L d / A /
~ COLLEGE.-oprn daily tSundI vs. cEccpto.:l
Il L. o'c.ncE. lEbIGENT PATIENTS white and
calo.ed Will receive medical and sur%ical aid, IN
Contributions to this charity. or money, ncdl-
ciacs empty SlRls, &c., respectfully invited.
Professor nCCAW. Physician.
seSl--lm Professor MCGUIRE, Surgeon.
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y PACIAL NOTICES.
Exuberant Health

Is a blessing vouehsafed to few. Even
those who have been favored by natlire
with strong constitutions and Vigorous
frames are apt 10 neglect the prrcau ions
necessary 70 preserve these precious en-
dowments. Indeed, as rule, the more
healthy and robust n man IS, tie more
liberties he Is inclined 10 take with his
own physique 1t is some cous0l alton 70
the naturally weak aud feeble TO know
that they can be so fnvtgorated aud Quilt
mp, by proper use of the means which
science mas placer at their disposal, a. TO
have much better chance Of long life and
exem ptions from disease and pain than
the most athletic OF their fellows who are
foolish enough to suppose themselves in
Vulnerable, and ct accordingly.
1t Is not too much to say that more than
half the. people OF the civilized world need
an occasional tonic, to enable them 10 sup
port the strain upon their bodies and
minds, which The fast life of this restless
uaeIcttfnO tonic is the grand desideratun
OF the busy millions. and they have ne.
article In HOSTEL rEH'S STOMACH BIZ
TEftS. 1t Is a stdnltIIdL medicine; de- III inn
and invigorates delicate constitutions. Its
reputation and It's sales have steadily In
creased. Competitive preparations have
Deen introduced od hostuDl, and, as far az
hope of rivaling It; but they have All either
persisted IN the attem pt or been left far in
the rear. IL has been the great medical
success Of the present century, and 10 is quite
this country is as widely known or as gem
orally used.
Ten lightning presses. running inces-
sanity (Sundays excepted) the whole year
through, barely supply the demand for
the Illustrated Almanac, in which The ma
forth, the circulation now being over five
millions year.
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CARRIED ORA soap fat man,
who is in the habit of visiting steam
boats to obtain any soap grease that
may have been saved, while plying his
vocation yesterday, boarded the Vir-
ginia as she arrived, and fingered SO
dong on board that he was carried off.
his horse and cart were standing on
the levee at a late hour last night,
but no doubt would be taken by the
police and stabbed. The Virginia was
in hurry, and laid but a moment at
the wharf
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River Dispatches.


PTTTSBURG, January 5.-phe weather is
clear and cold. River Ii feet and falling.
Mercury AZ.
CINCINNATI, January 5.-The weather is
cool and pleasant The river has been us
80 feet IN the channel at P. n.
Arrived-ArmadilIo and kelle Vernon,
from New Orleans. Departed-Mary Day.
age, for New Orleans: Annie Laurie, for
New Albany; and Wren, for Keutucky
River.
LOUISVILLE, January 5.-Pert List: Lee
OnOra, from Cincinnati, for Cincinnati ;
Annie Laurie, from Kanawha; New York
left for Pittsburg. River rising; IN canal,
II feet inches; on falls, 10 feet inches
over rocks, 9 feet inches. Weather clear
and delightful. Business quiet.
MANIFEsT-Of the steamer Lewellen,
on trip No. Id, from Eastport to Evans
Vile: w g Brown & Co, LIZ bags of sheIied
corn. 6IS bags corn in ear, 81 bags peanuts,
and 81 bales cottoa; Kerney & Harper,
bales cotton; VIM Pepper, box bloLh1ng,
l tIunk; VIM Heilman, l iron wheel; ] G
DuSouchet, bales cotton; Weldon Bros q
Co, p bags peanuts, bales cotton: f NJ
Humphrey, bales cotton j l. Day, boles
cotton; Charles Weller, l empty keg; Baird
Way FreiEht-T' w Harris, WaverIy, 1000
feet of lumber: Ashbrook, Ryan q Co,
Paducah. 2 bales cotton; B q Brazelton,
Paducah, bale of cotton.
MEMPHIS, January 5.--Weather clear and
pleasant. The river rose Is inches. Arrived
magenta, New orleans; GuldOn ana Ar
COSY, Arkansas River; Norman, Evans
vile. Departed = Continental, New Or
leans; Des Arc, White River; Tempest,
Louisville; Silver Moon. with 100 bales of
cotton for Cincinnati.
NASHVILLE, January 5. - River rising,
with 70 feet on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
fair and pleasant. Arrived-AIpha, from
Evansville. Departed Tyrone. for Cairo.
CAIRO, Jan. 5.-Port Iist-OIive Branch,
New Orleans TO st. Louis, P. NJ; Alton,
st. Louis to New Orleans. IL P. NJ; Emma
No. 3. Cincinnati to New Orleans, A. NJ;
Taltsman, Nashville to Cairo, An; Hale.
Cincinnati to Memphis, z A. NJ; Great Re-
Coosa, Mem pnis to Cincinnati, P. NJ. The
river rose is inches. Weather clear and
mild.
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STILwELL's PATENT HEATER AND
LIME CATcHER.-The advertisement
of this most valuable invention APP.
peared in yesterdays JOURNAL, and
will be found in another column this
morning. We have watched its ope-
rations at the Touring mill of Lyle
heart Brothers for some time, and
are convinced that it Is a prime neces-
sity to every steam engine and boiler
where the water is not purely soft
water. To those who depend upon
drive wells" for water, Stilwell's
Heater is an absolute necessity. 1t
removes from the water all the lime
and magnesia and sediment contained
in it, and throws it into the boiler pure
as if distilled. Not only does it pre-
vent the ingress of any more lime,
but il actually loosens tie scales
already fastened upon the boiler
plates, and cleanses them perfectly.
Every engineer readily recognizes the
great saving in fuel such an invention
must inevitably secure, to say nothing
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REooRDER's COURT. - Yesterday
was not very profitable day for the
Recorder. Jackson Polk, who had
been on a bender, and made himself
generally abusive, had hearing, and
was charged S. % for his offending.
He did not respond with the cash,
but is amply able to board it out.
Archie Sutherland, the enterprising
pork merchant, who some time since
done" farmer out of $50 worth of
pork, and then left the city for its
good, had a preliminary examination
yesterday. and was held to bail in the
sum of $500. He was sent to Jail.
The case of John Hunnell, charged
with having stabbed Sieler, was con-
tinued until next Monday, when it
will probably be disposed of.
Laura Warrick, a woman of color,
appeared on charge of disorderly con-
duct, and was fined and costed to the
amount of s. %, which amount was
secured.
Some boys appeared on charge of
breaking window glass in the window
of a man in Lamasco. The cases were
continued until to day.
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CALIsAYA BARK.-It is said that Messrs.
Drake 81 Co. (proprietors OF the PLANTA-
TON BITTERS) are the largest importers of
CaIisaya Bark in this country, and that,
with the exception of an occasional sale,
all they import is used in the compound.
ing of their celebrated PLANTATION BIT
TERS-to whI IA they doubtedly are in
debsed for their wonderful health restor-
ing properties, AS Tonic and Appetizer
they are not surpassed, and we cheerfuIIy
recommend them. All hrst-cIass druggists
Keep them for sale.
MAGNOLIA WATER--Superiort to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. JAM d3teod1tW
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FRENCH LEAvE.-While the police
were putting a new subject into the
calaboose yesterday, a negro who had
been incarcerated for fighting, and
who had been permitted to take a lit
tie bodily exercise by walking in the
back yard, taking advantage of the
excitement of the moment, suddenly
leaped the fence and gave leg bail.
Pe was missed in a moment, but it
was too late. The police started in
pursuit, but ebony had made good use
of the start he got. and escaped. He
served the police similar trick be-
fore, we are told.
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BAD ROADS. = People from the
country complain of terribly bad
roads, some of them being almost
impossible 1t would be a good in
vestment to have the roads thorough
~ graveled or macadamized for ten
or fifteen miles into the country.
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FREE SEATs.-On Sabbath last the
Pastor of the Vine Street 'Presby-
terrain Church, announced that hence
forward the seats in that church
would be free, thus remoying>a cause
of delicacy on the part of many who
hesitate to attend church for fear
they may intrude on pew holders.
We think this is a good movement,
and In consonance with the progress
Of the age. Although there never was
a time when strangers were NOT cor
daily welcomed to that church and
politely ushered to good seats, yet
many did not feel free to go. because
the seats were private property, and
they feared to inconvenience the own
ers. We hope henceforward TO see
the Vine Street Church crowded each
Sabbath.
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HOW TO GET PATENTs.-For opin-
lon, no charge. Send sketch and descrip-
tlon. For application. send model, not
over one foot IN size, and Sl6 first govern
ment and stamp fees. Specifications, draw
1ngs, caveats; assignments prepared; re-
Jected claims prosecuted. Also, fnterfeF
ences, extension of patents, and appeals.
Address MUM q Co, No. Park Row,
New YORK. So n dep dim
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DEDICATION. = The new Masonic
Hall, at Mt. Vernon, is to be dedi-
Gated on Friday night next, and the
Brethren of that city propose to make
it an imposing affair. and invite the
Brotherhood of this city and else
where to participate in the interesting
ceremonies, and we hope large num-
Der from Evansville will accept the
kind invitation. Those who desire to
do so can leave here at 4 P. NJ, Fri
day, on the Cumberland, and reach
Mt. Vernon in time to witness the
ceremonies, participate in the festivi-
ties that are to follow, and return on
the Armada, reaching home by day
light or earlier.
Captain Ben. Howard, of the Cum
berland, we know will make liberal
terms with any who desire to go, and
If the number is considerable, will
carry them at reduced rates; and
Captain Dusouchet will do the same
on the return trip. We hope some
concert of action will be had to-day
and tomorrow by members of the
fraternity, and that large delega-
ton will go down, and cheer, encour-
age, and make glad the Brethren of
Mt. Vernon and Posey County.
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On THE RAMPAGE.-Kate Sullivan.
to soothe her grief for the absence Of
her man, imbibed too much " fire
water yesterday, and it had the
effect to make her disorderly, and she
started out on a regular rampage.
The police surrounded her, and after
a manly struggle bore her off in tri-
umph to the lock up. It took four
men, we are told, to manage the case.
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STEAMBOAT LINES,


To LoUIsvTLLE.-Every Monday ana
Saturday at lQ O'Clock An. Every Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
o'clock P. n.
o'clock P. n.
To GREEN RTvER.-Every Monday ana
Friday at O'Clock P. n. Every Thursday
at 8 O'Clock p. n.
To EAsTPORT. -Every Monday, Wednes-
dav and ciday at 4 o'clock P. N.
To HEgDERsON-Daily,e except Sundays,
at O'Clock PM.
TO NAsHvILLE-Every Wednesday and
70 MEMPHIs-Every Tuesday at4P.M.
Rockport Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
vilIe,) carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4 p. n.
Mt. Vernon Mail stage leaves daily eek
cept Sundays at A. N. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays by p. NJ
To NEWBURG.-HacKd daily Except Sun
Say,) from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock p. N.
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Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-Noth-
ing important to the general reader
tralspired in the Court of Common
Pleas yesterday. One woman was
granted a divorce fro n her husband
The court was not in session in the
afternoon.
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No. s SECOND STREET.-A splendid
stock of all kinds of boots and shoes
may always be found at John Rasch's,
on Second Street. Ladies' shoes of
vafities and styles of the best make.
Boys boots and shoes. Ladies' and
gentlemen's over-shoes. Customers
cannot fail to be pleased, as the stock
has been selected with the greatest
care. Call at No 8 Second Street.
M, W. & f.-nOv12.
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STEALING.-On Monday night, as
Philip Klein was passing along the
street, he discovered woman carry
Jog a wash tub with a pitcher in it,
a1d man near her. as if in her com
pauy-but as Klein approached, the
man passed quickly. on as if to
avoid recognition. Philip held his
lantern up to the wOman's face, and
recognized her as woman of the
town, known as Mary of Heaven"
who has efsen figured in the Police
Court He asked her what she was
doing with those things, and she re-
piled that it was none of his business.
Having his niece with him, Philip re-
trained from taking her In custody, as
he otherwise would have done, aud
FASTENED on in hopes of overtaking
the man and finding out who he was,
but the latter lodged him.
Yesterday the affair was made
known to the police, and it was ascer-
tanned that the tub, together with a
wash boiler and pitcher and fourteen
towels, had been stolen from Joseph
Weihnlin, corner of Main and Sew.
enth Streets. The woman was arrest
ed and sent to Jail on charge of lar
eeny.
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Err NE VIZ 5
nor other Rige.. items see Third fuqe

The additional arrivals and departures
yesterday were the Argonaut No 2, Mem
phis TO Louisville; Virginia, New Orleans
TO l. -usville; Cumberland, TO Cairo; Ada
Lyon, to Bowling Green; Fanny Brandeis
to Newburg; Rose Hite, Louisville and re-
turn; Robert Moore, Nashville to Cincin-
natl; Lexeilin, from Eastport, aud the
packets to Henderson. The Robt. Moore
was full as a tick THE Lewellin had a
good trip....-.-..The Cumberland had fair
packet trip 1.-THE Virginia was pretty
light...........The Argonaut was about half
loaded...........The Virginia made the run
from Cairo to this city inside of twenty
four hours. Good time.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-06

BEFORE ESQUIRE WALKER. = A
man named August Smith, charged
with having stolen kit of mackerel
from Vickery Brothers, appeared be-
fore Esq. Walker yesterday. After
an examination, he was held to bail
in the sum of $500, in default of
which he was sent to the county Jail.
OF late. Vickery Brothers have lost
several articles from their store,
which Smith, it was thought, was en-
gagged in purloining. As the Court
of Common Pleas is now In session,
he will have a chance to have fair
trial at an early day.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-06
LOCAL NOTICES.

GREAT MEN.-Men are great in diff
ferent spheres. Webster as a states
man, Grant as a soldier, and DR.. j.
w. Poland as the inventor OF the HUI
NOR Doctor, for the cure Of Scrofula;
and White Pine Compound, for
coughs, colds and kidney diseases.
Sold by Cloud q Akin.
ian6 2tfri&sat.