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Accidents.

Pat Morgan, hackuan. while drunk, last even
ing, fell over a railing III front OF the Laelede
Hot l. and landed on the stone nARs nttecn feet
hclow. He WIS taken to the Madison Street
Police Station by ONtcer FasnsT9rth aud attended
10 by Urs- Hahn and Young, Wno think he Is dan
Eeru1sIy injured. He WIS gfill lnaeuath1e at
n'clocG this morning.
At 5 o'c,ocK last evening Mrs McLeiAn. wife
and MISS Ella Cherry, were driving cast on Md
,sou street near LaSalle, when the buggy was
tuddenty tipped over and cruahcd by truck, the
horsf 4 sttactetl 10 which were su"ninX away The
Iadies werr thrown ont and Mrz McLeish serious.
), and Miss Cherry slightly, Injured
, 1870-09-28
EDUCATIONAL

1rAsSAOuUBKTTa N6T1IUTK OF TECH.
MnaloEy--Ent1n1ce FxAcn,nAH1n ThrrAdAv. Sept =
Fcr Catsiexses- s2ply 10 Pt,f. SAMUEL LKNeE1ASp
Bets:E, ExM
, 1870-09-28


Observation-Disclosures St Jesrph, Mich :,
Septembef H. Is Rev 1oteph Jones, MI Georkt r. Qu
tznd. Of Chicago. and Nile Alice ponald-on' ot 81
F1}sT sTER-SMITH-By the Rtv. Dr. neitzsnans NJ
residence q c. H. Stattevsnt FL Rfe!aEAns f ~ r.
Nr. f. q. Foster Of Chitsk and Mira Slb3 D. otal&ls
of Retdsbnrrt, VIE. September =
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. p tsip, hy the Hrs VI
Hatfield, My Jamcs Read aud Miss Anna Smith. both
III CbfcSZp,
, 1870-09-28
MARRIED.

DIED.
HESRY-At Sterling, int, On the 18th iust. PhtIeua
Marn Henry, wife Of 3ies 5. Henry, aged " yeaIs.
, 1870-09-28
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N1NlAtGHE ALXAN2E.
CHICAGO, Sept q. lsso.
Sun 81 L M Mo. n tf8co 10 M
1up trtA.....5:ss r in. Moon scts....... - .. III
, 1870-09-28

Not k.TbrouRh q Glnas DnrkIy.ss
hut omen TO the ltgnt. Phalon's viIalia or Saliva
l,on for the Hair, slines through the nncusiAne.i
bottles that contain II The shades o1 Color y
cnmmunfcatcs TO rraF haIr are natures own. and
It Is devoid Of any sediment Sold by MI dTugg!sts
md fnncy goods dealesA,
, 1870-09-28

Salt IEhenna cured by using Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Casweu+ Hazard / Co, New
, 1870-09-28

A se1tous stabh,ng af1ray accntred In the saloon
No. IS Clybou.ne Avenue. during the progress Of
\ dance on Monday night Two men, named
Estnst d. .bster and John witt, haf1 dispute az
70 which wa to dance with young woman, and
ART became 10 ansered that he drew dirk knife.
ich& inches long. and stabbed HerbBter three
t'mes In .he back OF the head. lie was arrested
,muedatrly thereafter and l0cked. up Ia the
North Avenue Police Station. while the wounded
snd nttcpdetl hy Dr., Lange. HIS Injuries are moi
II fatal character.
, 1870-09-28
FARW ELL HALL,

"HN1sAW@" ~ :,
A ebe arrsaftd in tic Wilderness by EDMoN1A
Ixwta, he eminent ynuaS Sculptor. row gu prhe eI'
thor for thr fr-t and only time In the United ht1tee
At F1rwrll nI et rnntfnles to draw most cfeditshy
AJmls.inu. 25 ctpts, {1pcn fr 5n to T.
, 1870-09-28

ITO ENCHANGE-SUMV GOOD PROPERTY AND
tA1k for hnnsce or eaet1 tote louseh and ehesp
lota LEVI WISf; l. CO.. fns Mad!ton.st-
1irANTFDLTO LEASE 50 FOOT LOT N GOOD
" ueighborhood for 10 Fea11. Address u. Tribune
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DIED.

p M, ATT PHILLIPS, daughter of Wash
tngton and NJ j. Philips, aged 1 year and
8 months
The funeral will take place from the
res!d=nce of her parents. corner of Sixth
and a Streets, at half-past two O'Clock.
Gone 20 her rest.
Yet we wouId not recall her
Back to this region of sorrow and pain.
Gone to her rest, where no Ill can befall
This loved bud SO young, SO fair.
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veyed the scene, and then commenced
by saying that he regretted the exist.
ence of that philosophical principle
that prevented more people from be.
ing present. This principle was thai
when a space is full, it is impossible
to get any more into it. Laughter ]
After hearing from the gentleman
who spoke, he felt as Preuties did
when called on to speak in the pres.
ence of the immortal Clay, that
"When eagles soar. owls and bats
should retire." He reviewed the DO.
sition of the tobacco market here.
saying of Evansville people, from
drayman to Mayor, that they were all
more or less tobacco men, and he ex-
horted all men to enter the trade and
buy single hogsheads, if unable to buy
more, and leave the Reads, the Keens,
the Whites and the Gunberts to buy
by the thousand. II the growth Of
the market was as great for the next
few years as it has been the two years
past, this spacious warehouse would
soon be only large enough for a sam
pie room.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. English's
speech the company adjourned to par
take of the sumptuous lunch spread
out before them, and for an hour OF
more the sounds of the merry laugh
ing and joking of the guests and the
popping of corks was heard.
Champagne flowed freely, and all
were made welcome. Busy walters,
laden with tho good things of earth,
a;sted to and fro, supplying the wants
Of the guests, pulling eorks, or in
thzir haste to open the "close con-
iued sweets" knocking the necks
from bottles, until what seemed al
most like a small forest of wine, ale
porter and other bottles was trans
formed into a heap Of empty bottles
and soiled queensware.
A more good humored crowd was
never known to assemble; too good
hunaored in fact, as far as the enter
tanners were concerned, for they
permitted, or rather suffered imposi-
ton from a numerous array of those
pests of society-Lamasco bummers-
who intruded themselves and carried
off bottle after bottle of ale and wine
before they were noticed, and one
cheeky intruder was thrust out of
doors by a oolored waiter.
At tho conclusion of the banquet
the tables were cleared and the sale
commenced. The account of the sale
which will be continued to-day, will
be given in to-morroW's JOURNAL.
As soon as the sale commenced
the draymen, who had been forming
in procession outside. began to move,
headed by Warren's G. 9. Band, and
thus the banquet ended, and apprO-
priatly closed the second year of Ev-
ansville as a tobacco market.
To Messrs. Martin, Gardner & Co.
and w. 5. Ford, who have been so &C.
tive in getting up this banquet and
entertaing guests, the thanks of the
city are especially due, while the ban,
quet reflects great ere, lit on every one
connected with it.
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Rnrdaft,s Organs.

Warren & ConyUgton also have
these mavelousiy perfect instruments,
which, for either parlor Of church
use, are superior to any other organ
ever made. Their Combination Or
gan, at 1875, having Al extensive a
range as any $3.50 instrument of any
other make, being equal to a full or
chestra.
Messrs w. & @. have also Steinway's
renovatiUg polish, by the use Of
which the finish on a piano is kept as
fresh and new as when first from the
factory. jy23 tt
More Testimony.
The following is from Doctor Oscar
Kress, of our city, who is known to
be an excellent and thoroughly edu-
Gated physician:
EVANSVILLE. IND,
April /, 1870.
In cases Of slow convalescence, and
In i~rritability or prostration of the
nervous system, / have found Doctor
Clouds ~InUig0rdting Cordial to be a
most excellent remedy, and have fire.
uuently prescribed il in my practice.
As the formula is published. no ply
stefan can possibly have any ethical"
scruples 10 recommending it where
its use is indicated.
OSCAR KREss, NJ. ID.
Fortify yourselves against Malaria
and its direful consequences; Tor the
sickIy season is almost upon US. See
that the fluids of the body are kept
pure and its surface cleansed.
Clouds LaUigoratiRg Cordial
Will as certainly do the former as
pure soft water will accomplish the
latter.
Do not defer these precautions till
the system is poisoned and the fangs
of fever aud disease have fastened
upon the vitals. jy27-1w
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THE MARKERS.


NEW l0Fk hEA
By Telegraph NEW YORK, July 81.
CorroN-Heavy and lower; sales OF 200
FIoUR-he sefpts 5 ,291 bbIs; market ga
l0c lCWer, and less dO1ngs sales OF 1,OVU
barrels at IS 2596 90 for surperhne west
ern and State: as O5a6 % for common 70
good extra western and State: IS aO96 ~
for good TO cnoice do; 50 1907 70 for com
mon chofce; market closing heavy. South
ern h1ur. dull and In bus eIs' iavor.
RI FLoUR-Acttve and nrm at IS 4O9
81 90; small lots OF choice IS,
CoRN MEAL-Quiet; sales Of 200 barrels OF
Brandy wine a. IS rs.
WHisKY-Lower; sales OF 400 barrels OF
81 0tzgI o.; closing at los de price.
heavy and l@2c lower; sales OF rs. 90 bush
els AZ 81 l59I q for No spring; 81 S0gl S8
for No 2 spring; 81 so for winner red and
RYs-Quiet and unchanged.
BARLEY-Dul at 73c.
C~oRN-Recefpts l. 2,O2t bushels; more ac-
tive but ck tnge In prices; sales OF
IS, 900 bushels al 95cgl 00L for new mixed
western; 81 o. for western yellow; 81 ~ .OT
oATs@Receipts I24,Ol5 bushels; hrmer;
sales of 81 1900 Oushe1 at $4,000 for western I;
the latter extreme for choicei 619boc Tor
CoFFEE- MARKET teady; sales OF 300 bags
Rio n private terms.
MOLAsSEs uutL.
sUGAR-Inactlve; Cuba lO9lOHci Porto
PErRoLEUM : Quiet at I2M9l2ze for
CruQES I4>1C AbA ECuiNus
HAY-oU985c~ shipping.
HoPs-Sbeady at l6926c.
WOUL-QuieI anu hrm; sales of $4,000
pounds do estic neec. at 47G4S%c; pulled
81 a4ic Texas HG29c: California 2i053c.
LEATHER-HemiocK sole quiet but nrm ;
Buenos Ayres aud Rio Grande light
heavy and middle weights 20.g30c; Caltfor-
MIA do 29c: Oronoco s6h028Ec.
TURPEFNTINE-Ftrm ~ 40zc.
PORK-Duil aud heavy ; $50 for messi 81
a 8 for prime; $40 5000 u prime mess.
ELS eady sales of 200 barrels al tlz9
10 Tor plain mess; 1901 for extra mes;
beef hams quiet at &z9 G35 there's beef hrm
at S26928 for prime messi S3O93l for India
Cur MEGTs-ouiet and Lteady; 2Oa2lc
for hams.
LzRD-FIIm at l6X@177sc for steam; lsc
for Kettle.
BUTTER-steady at l6s27c for western 20
d33c for state.
CHEEsE-Quiet at 79l4%c.
Exports for The week, except specie, ~.
S06 II, including 1910 bbls -four, 4b77l1
usheis wheat, l,40I bushels corn, 79l bbls
PORK 485 bbls ami 40 tleic es beef, iII.Et
lbs cut meatR, 223. 6l9 lbs lard, 3,749 lbs but
ter. and 3,5O6. $50 lbs cheese.
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MERCURY AGO..

y U
No cash taken. by the Recorder
yesterday.
NoTBENG of interest In the Com
missiOners' Court yesterday.
TEE " Star freight " office has been
moved to Marble Hall.
CooL breezes last night made it
pos- sible to live and be happy.
STRAIGHT LINE went through by
daylight " ye sterday.
THE weekly periodicals have arrived
at the Post Office News Stand.
The 'Squires' off ces were q ) tran
quill as the bosom of the rigl iteous,
yesterday.
GLENN, of the Postofhce barber
shop. has recovered SO as to bt' able
to be at his shop again.
THE Equalization Board ara still
In session at the Third Street Engine
House.
CoUNTERFE1r money is being
" showed in the city. Be on the
look out.
Cor. WELLER has another mid
summer night festival, at the Arte-
sian Springs Park, to night
STRANGERS in the city should visit
Steinback, Waeh & Co.'s new sad
dIery house, corner of Main and
Fourth Street.
CONSTABLE GRANT searched the
house of Vina Blackwood, yesterday
and recovered the articles named q
his warrant.
DR.. MAGENIss reports a case OF
sunstroke on Judge S~tephens,s farm
just beyond the city limits. The SUD-
ject thereof is recovering.
THE Cubs, subs and sub-cubs -
of the JOURNAL. challenge the
Night Owls" of the Courier TO a
match game of base ball.
BISHOP SCoTr feels decidedly cool
now. The mercury in his thermome-
ter fell to the sidewalk the otner
night. The thermometer fell with IL
A WAGON loaded with hay ran over
a little child of Mr.. McJ ohnston's' on
the corner of Eighth and Oak Streets
yesterday, inficting, however, no very
serious injury.
A DRAYMAN who yesterday got too
much Straight Line" to be able
to walk in a straight line, cut one OF
his hands badly with a knife ne was
fourishing about while walking up
Main Street.
THE weather yesterday was hotter
than that of Tuesday. the range OF
the mercury being frcm 8O' att o'clock
in the morning to 1902 at noon, and
keeping at that figure for some hours,
fell towards 90o as the evening ad-
vanced.
THE superiority of the proud eau
cassian was demonstrated yesterday by
fellow of about eighteen years,
who, in staggering up Second Street
collided with a respectable negro. The
negro quietly stepped aside, while the
Young white rufian filed the air with
flthv abuse against ringers" in gen.
eral and this one in particular.
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Re.

ORDER's CoURT-N. Willard
Eq.. Recorder presi;ding.-JOhn Lap
ping was arraigued for abusing his
family. John was very noisy, and
annoyed the people in the neghbor-
hood of Tenth and Cherry Streets.
a fine of SO 20 was imposed, and
John was sent to "quOd."
doc" Lancaster, for being drunk
on Main Street, received the custom
airy fine of s. 20.
George Basch, who is one Of those
Who were fined on Tuesday, and whose
name was withheld by request, was
arrested on the corner of Division anc
sixth Streets by request of his wife
but when he was arraigued, she, wo'
nan like, refused to prosecute, and n
was dismissed.
John Bailey, Charles Hawkins ant
John Macaboy, three boys who were
arrested for bathing in the river, werI
leetured and dismissed. The boy
supposed they were not guilty of an!
bres>h of Law because they were part
" clothed. The law says that no on
shaIl "bathe in the Ohio River" etc,
fthout providing that one may bath
a. the river if they are clothed.
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Cincinnati Harket.

By Telegraph CINoIEEATT, July q.
FLoUR-Dull and unchanged; family SO 70
al 90.
WHEAT-Duu and dropping: red winter
81 12Gl % was asked. but 80 less offered.
ConN-In Iair demand ~ 900g93c.
OATS Dull for ali grades bat prime TO
choice, because they are scarce; new dull
at 4O@45c; old sells al 54959c, the latter for
chOIGe white.
RYE-In moderate demand at 90@92c for
new 94g96c for Old.
BARLEY-UEchanged.
CO1TON-DuIl; mlddltng 19c.
T~oBACCo-I1 good demand, and at full
rates; sales OF ~ hhds AT t6 4U960 for FROST
ed trash tn fancy bright leaf.
WHIsKY-Duil a. Csc for iron bound
.cooperage: 3 forced sale was made at 96c.
PROVISIONS Quiet, dull and no demand.
Mess po K he'd al $50 80. Bulk meats az IL
@l5A. Bacon held at AZ, I7Z9lSH; no
sales.
BUTrER-scarce and arm at 2j92So for
prime to choice.
DARO-lBH.
EGGS Dali at l2@l3c shippers count.
LINSEkD OIL 81 OF.
LARD OIL-8I 17Ml 20.
PETKoLEUM-24@26c for redned.
Firm refined HgAc higher.
CoFFEE-U achanged.
GOLD-SI ~ buying.
ExcHANGE-Dun at lilo discount buying
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Straight Line.


Returns from the election yesterday
on the proposition to subscriba $780,
900 to the stock of the Evansville and
indianapolis Railroad. show the fol-
lowing figures:
First Hard-Total vote, 141. For
the proposition. Ill; against, 30; ma
jority, 81.
Second Ward-Total vote. 200. For
the proposition, 166; against, 81; ma
jority, 1872.
Third Rard-Total vote. 221. For
the proposition, 1873; against, 80; ma
jority. 155.
Fourth Ward-Total vote, 168. For
the proposition. 129; against, 80; ma,
jority 80.
Fifth Rard-Total vote, POP. For
proposition. III; against. %: major.
ity, 152.
Siztb Kard-Total vote, POI. For
proposition, Ill; against, 80; major
ity. Fl.
Seveah Ward - Total vote, 137.
For proposition, 90; against. 45; ma
jority. AZ.
Eighth Ward-Total vote, SO. For
proposition, 81; against, 8; major
ity. 70.
Ninth Wdrd-Total vote, 287. For
proposition, 241; against, 46; major
ity, 195.
Total Vote of the City-1,646. For
the proposition, 1895; against, $50.
Total majority, 946.
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Chicago Market.

By telegraph CHICAGO, July n.
FxCHAR GE-Unchanged.
FLOUR-a uli and unchanged.
A higher, closing al 81 10 for
No. 2; this afternoon active al Bl l6Z@l IL,
seller august.
CoRN-Qu ct, drmer, n I%92c higher,
closing aL s3% for No.
OATS Quiet u Ic higher, closing at 48c
for No. 2.
RYE-Dull and nominal at SOC for NO. 2,
BARLEY-DulL.
HIGHWINEs-DuIl and steady, at CSC for
wood and &c for fron-bound.
PRoVIsIprs-Ftrmly held mess pork a.
va 5O931 90; DRY sailed shoulders l39l3H
short NIB middies l6c.
Lar -i6A@l7Z.
h Gs-AcLtve and l0915c high er; 80 $50
8 80 for common to choice.
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I'D. LOnis MarkC


By Telegraph Sr. JTs, July n.
ToBACco-Steady, at I'll prices for good
qualities.
COTToN-Eominal AT l79l7Lc.
Temp Finn at el400lB5 for undresged /;
rope and baggtng unchanged.
FLOUR--Good demand FOR low grades,
when u q s arce; fall superdne "a 6Og5, x
S5g5 25, Xxx S. 5096.
WHEAT--teady and UNCHANGED; No z
red falI 81 l7g1 20. Mol do OIL 25gl 30, choice
81 3U9l 40.
CoRN-InactIve aud unchanged mixed
78aS2c, white 90095c
oATs-slow at 4lg43c for new and 47@4Sc
for Old.
.RYs-Lower. at 7O975c for old and sc for
choice new.
HIGHwINKs-Steady at 81 10.
CoFFEE-Unchanged at 2O922Nc for gro
GERS grades.
sUG AR-strong at lIZ9lscf for Louisiana
MoLASSES Quiet at 40g6Sc.
aisle r at S3i.
BAcoH-Dull, but holders are hrm
~t4A@l4Nc C ear sides lbHc.
LARD Firm al 1910 for round lots and
l6HgI7c In the small way.
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Just published, in q sealed envelope:
NATURAL TREATMENT, and Radical
Cure of -Spermatorrnea or seminal weak
ness, Involuntary Emissions, SexuaI De-
b1lIty, and Impediments 10 Marriage gem
orally; Nervousness, Consum Epl
Iepsy, and Fits: Mental q Physical In
capacity. resulting from Self Abuse, &C.
by RoBr. ]. CULvERwELL, N. D., author of
a Green Book" &C.
"a BooN TO ~THousAEDs OF SUFFERERS.
sen under seal, in a plan envelope, to
any address, on receipt OF six
cents, or two postage stamps, by CHAS.
il. kim CO
2 Bow<ry, New York, Post once Box
1856. Aasn, Dr. Culver WeIfB Marriage
GUIDE" prcs& cents. mas dWom
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph. LOUISVILLE, July n.
BAGGING-Firm : sales OF 2 pound henri
at Zoe; rope s.: cotton ties &c.
shade weaker with no sales
mlddiing held 81 1870.
FLoUR-Scarce aud drm; extra IamlIy
IS 50.
GRAIE-Mal ket steady; wheat VI D9l SJi
corn 81 10; oats 63c; rye tOc.
HAY Quiet; choice 80
PR yIsioHs-Demand better and prices q
shade nrmer; pork VI; bacon %, Is and
I9c; bulk meats IL, II and lSc; sugar-cured
hsms 24c.
LARD-I7Hc.
WHIsKYZRsw 9Sa99c.
ToR - "a huds at "a 75Q5 SO for
froStei !. IS 75a6 so for common TO good
sound Jugs; s. Is for c 'mmon to good leaf.
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European Markets.
BY Telegraph

BY Telegraph LoSDoN, July ".
Consols S7L. American securities quiet;
'62s, 81; '65s, 2; A67s, 81; 10 40s 81.
LIVERPOOL, July H.-Cotton irregular !
upiands 8da8Xd; orleans sHd@
Sszd sales OF 9,OOO bales. ~Breadstuus quiet;
California white wheat lis Sd red western
No. 2, 9S~9d ;winter los 7d9iO 20. western
four 25a 81. Corn No, 2 mixed 85s. Oats
q Hd. Barley 81.
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Acciden,s.

Every person should hold an Acct
dent Insurance Policy, and p~articu-
larly all those contemplating a jour
ney, either for a short or long trip on
pleasure or business. Policies issued
for any length of time desired. in the
Travellers Insurance Company, of
Hartford. j. N. KNOX, Agent.
Office of Evansville Insurance Com
pany, Corner First and Main. E28 81
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WITHOUT LICENSE. - Three men
from Daviess County, were before the
United States Commissioner yester-
day for violation of the Internal
Revenue Laws. One of them for
keeping an unlicensed stallion, and
the others for selling liquor at retail
without license. They were held to
bail in the sum of $400 each.
Persons who do any kind of BUSH
ness without license are liable to PEN
atty.
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PERsoNAL.-Capt. Joe G.. McCul-
Loeb. of the firm of Phelps, McCul-
loeb & Co., of New Orleans, was in
the city, aud honored the JOURNAL
Office with a call. He proceeded to
Paducah by the Idlewild, to visit
friends and look after his tobacco in
fereafa
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ILLNESS OF JNo. d. ROCHE, ESQ
Parties who arrived from est Baden
Springs yesterday, report the dan
gsrous illness of John D. Roche,
Esq, Cashier Of Archer & Co.'S,
Bank.
Mr.. Roche went to the Springs
about two weeks ago for his health,
but appears to have derived no bene-
ft from the trip. On Monday he had
ten attacks of hemorrhage of the lungs
and she attendant physician express
ed grave fears in his case. saying ii
was doubtful if he would survive
more than q very few days.
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CRIMINAL CoURF.-Philip Ham
burger was tried and acquitted on a
charge Of keeping a d~isorderly house
OF Water Street. He proved to the
satisfaction Of a jury that he did not
occupy that part Of the house where
the disreputable den is said to exist;
hence his discharge.
Four other indictments against
Hamburger were nolled. and the
Court adjourned to August.
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Memnhls Narket.


BY telegraph l. ~.
CoTroN-Dull and nomtnaily unchang-
ed : receipts 43 ba esi exports 3l2 bales.
FL fUR- Qutet; su pernne IS 80.
CORN 05cCGSl O5.
OATs-54qa55c-
HAY-S209Z2 90.
~BRAN-8lsM2O.
PoRK-S32 10.
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THURSDAY. JULY rs. 1870.
CITY N e s /.

ATEN STRIKE.-Oficers AUleitner
and Wolf arrested eight tough GUS
toners, male and female. i nthe neigh
bOrhoOd of Hamburger's. in Whisky
Row. about half-past twelve o'clock
lst night.
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TIE DRAYMENs' PRooEssIoN.-At
the conclusion of the Tobacco Ban
quet yesterday. some sixty or seX9qty
draymeD. headed by WarreI2 Band,
formed in procession and driving
down First Street to Fulton Avenue
and thence through all the principal
streets, made quite a display.
Each dray had some box, bale
crate, barrel, hogshead or other pack
az marked with the name of some
mercantile house and directed wa
Straight Line Railroad"
The wagon in which The Cornet
Band were seated, had a ~caricature
stretched lengthwse over it, repre-
senting a train On the Straight Line
going at full speed. and a. mulaA With
a mail bag and rider, fallen upon -
track in its wake. -Ae
The procession visit
polling places ar ed most of the
then dispersed.
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BASE BALL.-Ani nice practice game,
with full sides, was called at half past
four o'clock yesterday Afternoon, on
the Evansville Grounds. and ended
AZ tea time with a score % to p.
On the green lawn of this club.
With a cool breeze stirring nearly all
Of the time, no complaint was made
of the heat by either the players or
spectators, whilst here in the city,
surrounded by brick and mortared
walls, the thermometer indicated
nearly 100.
The Riversides did not play on
their grounds. Those who went out
played with the Evansville Club.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-07-28
CANDIDATES AhNOUNUEhEEE.

JAMES q. JONES VIII be a candidate
fOr Judge of The criminal Circuit Cont nN
Vanderburgh County az the next election
Al. ROBINSON is a candidate for tbs
ONCE OF in ige OF the Criminal Court oE
Vanderbursh County. JE9
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GOLD PENS
At She Journal once.

Mr T. G. BridweIl 4 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 Aim Waters.
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