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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-13
TBHE MARKETS.
EeW York Narkot

NV AGAA MMKAEEa
by Telegraph NEW YORK, May y.
COTTog-Less active, and
sales OLLIE bales at 23%e for middIIng up
lands.
ed sales Of 200 barrels at 81 95a5 Is FOR
super state aud western; IS 20a5 g5 for
extra State: s. 209G 90 for do. extra vest
ern S. 25G5 80 for shipping brands ex-
ira round hoop Ohio; S. 6OGG go for trade
brands do 1856 7006 so for white wheat extra
western: So l5g6 90 for extra st. Louis;
Sc l0GS . for good TO choice do.
RYE FLoCR-Quieti sales OF zoo barrels
at S4 5005 G5.
Com MEAL-Unchanged.
WuIsKY-Firmer ard less active; sales
OF $50 barrels of extra western at 81 10@I II,
closing at inside price.
WHEAT-Receipts 42.l64 bushels; 1@2e
owe and less activei shippers and mil
lers holding of; sales OF 69.6O0 bushels at
81 a for No3 spring; 81 1901 2I% for No.
al aa5lB77 "a for M 49, spIlng, 70 afIlNs'
ern 81 40 for white Michikan.
RYE-Quiet and unchanged.
BARLEY, y BARLEY AIALT-Nomipalfy
unchanged.
CoRN-Reeeipts. 1920 bushels: dull and
shade sower; sales Of 5000 bushels 10 ST "
al Is for new mixed western 81 pal 1g
for yellow western latter tho extreme.
OATs-Receipts OF $3.50 bushels; active
bushels at 641age6c for western in store
GGh967c, ahoat; 6S@7I for Ohio and state.
HAY-Unchanged.
HoPS-Quiet and unchanged.
CoFFEE-Dull.
MoLASsEs-Firm.
RICE-Ffrm at GN@7Xe.
SUGAR-Firm sales of 1900 hogsheads a.
SX69Lc; Porto Rico, 9H0I0c.
PETRoLEUN-Quiet; refined, 27Ac.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 42G43c.
PoRK-Nomtnal; sales OF 200 barrels a
$50 25a29 so for mess; 81 1929 so for prime
and S25 for prime mess
BEEF-Steady sales of 800 barrels at SIl@
Is for plain mess; Sl69l8 for extra mess
Beef hams quiet; sales or 40 barrels a
Sl8G23. Tierce beef firm at S25@26 for prime
mess; $50 for India mess; also 100 tierce
| old prime mess at SIS Is.
CUT Enthusiastically; sales of $50 pack
ages at l2912Zc for shoulders; I60I7c FOL
| for hams middles quiet and firm.
LARD-Nominal: sales of 220 tierces a
15HgI655c for steam rendered; 16%@I7e fol
kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Steady at 14030c for Ohio.
Enthusiastically at S@17c.
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Mateh Game OF Base nnll.

C~INcINNATI. May 12.-The game Of
base ball today, between the Red
Stockings, of Cincinnati, and the
Forest City, of Cleveland, was one
of the best ever played in this city.
A large audience was present. The
Forest City distinguished themselves
by fine fielding. The result was Il to
2in favor of the Red Stockings. AL
lison, of the Red Stockings, had his
right thumb split by the ball, in the
seventh inning, His place was taken
by Atwater. The former will prob
ably not be disabled many days.
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The weather cleared up last even.
ing. and it was clear and cold up to
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FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS. May 12.-Paris is tranquil.
The scenes Of the recent disorder is
still partly occupied by troops.
Henri Rochefort Of the Journal
NGrselldiSe, was again prosecuted to-
day, for publishing an article assert
ing that the recent riots were organ
lied By the police.
The outflow of specie from the
bank of France this week has been
unusually heavy. According to the
official report, the amount on hand is
q. 900, 900 francs less than on last
Thursday.
During the night crowds collected
at various points in the city, when
were dispersed by the troops and
police, without bloodshed. Many ar
rests were made. 1t was thought the
trouble was ended.
Ministerial changes will not take
place until the verifcation OF the
plebiscitum by the Chambers:
Marshal Canroberts has Issued an
Order Of the Day to the Army, which
contains a letter from the Emperor,
addressed to the Marshals. The
Emperor says:
Such absurd and exaggerated ru-
mors have been repeated concerning
the vote Of the army in Paris, that /
am inclined to beg you to say to the
Generals, officers and soldiers, that
my confidence in the army has never
been shaken"
The letter concludes with thanks
to the troops for their frmness and
sang frOid during the late troubles in
the Capital.
This afternoon the Emperor and
Empress, In an open carriaee, visited
the quarters of the city which have
been the scene of disturbance during
the last few days.
Symptoms of an agitation Is still
apparent in Fauburg du Temple
Detachments of troops were march
ing to Belleville, and the crowd il
front of Cazarne was dispersed to-day
By the police. =.
Pere Hyacinthet is a Munich with
DR.. Dollyger.
PARIS, May 12.-6 P. M.-The total
vote on plebiscituns is. Yes" 1886
434; NO" 1.56O.7O9. Algeria-oi
villains, YES" 1921; "No:" Ii. 498
Army, Yes" 36,155 ;"No:"6,029.
HAVANA, May 12.-Captain Gen
eral De Rodas. to-day. telegrapheG
from Puerto Principe to Havana tina
Montane's columns had a fight will
the insurgents on the road from Santa
Cruz to Puerto Principe. The Span
iards captured three cannon anC
killed ninety of the enemy. Tn
Spanish loss was only two wounded
The captured cannon are now a
Puerto Principe.
LONDON. May 12.-The journali
agree that the Americans had tn
yacht race all their own way from thu
start. They take their national de
feat In good part.
LONDON, May II - English en-
gineers attach great significance to thu
speed of the steamship Nemesis, be
cause experiments have been mad,
in the arrangement of her machinery
and for securing the utmost econom.
of coal.
The House of Lords to day re
ceived the royal assent to the Natu
ralization bill, and then adjourned.
Two hundred emigrants left to-day
to embark for Quebec.
The new steamer Caspian, of thu
Alien line, which sales this week foI
Quebec, was detained In consequence
of the discovery of a defect in hel
machinery. The North American
takes her place.
DUBLIN, May 12.-Rev. Samuel
Macus Dill, ID. D., and Professor oil
Theology in Magill College, London.
derry, is dead.
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Sc. Louis Market.

By telegraph ST. Louis, May 10.
ToBAcCo-Flrm aud UNCHANGED.
CoTToN-Ftrm at 2I%c.
"HEMP-Steady at el20GI55.
FLouR-Low grades scarce and nlfRrades
higher: fat superhoe 81 25g4 80; X IA $50
s co; Xxx IS 2ja5 40.
WHEAT-Opened firm and closed dull
and weak; No. 2 spring 94a95cs NO. 2 red
fall 81 IL; strictly choice 81 45; fancy white
81 GO.
CoRN-Demoraiized and prices unsettled (;
mixed sold at 81 OOGl CO; yellow at 81 O00
l OF; choice to fancy white at 81 l0aI 20;
closing dull at the inside rates.
OArs-Opened at 631I0G5c aud closed az
62%g63c for mixed.
BARLEY-DaI aud lower at s7K995c for
Minnesota.
RYE-HanRed at SO@S5c.
need to 81 08, but was
held higher.
SUGAR Quiet at I0M@II5<c.
COFFEE Ranges at 20923c.
Enthusiastically at 45aG0c for sugar
house.
PRoyIsIoNs-Quiet pork $40 50G30 90 the
latter for extra heavy; dry salt meals
IN ng done: bacon, order sales, I3c
for shoulders: 1910 for clear rib; I7sSGI7Le
for clear; l9gl91ac for sugar cured hams.
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valuable Letters.
PosT OFFICE, EVANSVILLE,
Nav -. 1870.

PosT OFFICE, EVANSVILLE,
May II, 1870.
The following registered letters,
supposed to be valuable, are held IN
the Office for more than thirty
days. If not called for within tive
weeks they will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office. Persons applying for
these letters must be known or identi-
fed before the letter can be delivered.
Application for the same must be
made to the Cashier.
William Roduia. Carl NicOlOus.
Franz Weber. William He%nninger
Rudolf Forster. Carl r. Baum.
Anton Luttorg. August Potter.
JOHN W. FOSTER, p. NJ.
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nEFORE TIE JUSTICES.

Squire McTernan had moro than
his share yesterday, no less than three
criminal cases being tried before him.
The first was Philip Krug, who, for
giving Frank Rehrman an ugly bruise
on the left eyebrow. was awarded a
fine Of $40 O5. The testimony showed
that Frank was a little tight and
seemed to want a tbrashiDg badly,
having gone back half a block to get
it, after a friend had coaxed him
away. The Justice did not justify the
accommodating Krug, however.
Mary Jackson, a brightlookiDg mu-
latto girl, had Florence Prior, an
equally bright woman Of the same
color. arrested for pulling her hair, and
other unseemly want of g~entleness. in
her caresses of her friends. The Jus-
tice fined Florence So O5. Florence
then complained of Mary's want of
politeness and education, charging
that Mary's were not proper,
and her adjectiyes uncomplimentary,
and averaged four adjectiyes to each
noun. To impress on Mary's mind the
necessity Of q closer study of the art of
pleasing, the judge assessed her IS so.
Florence thinks the blows were hard
ly worth the difference. Chickens
were the subject Of discussion be-
tween the ladies.
Before Squire Emery. = Barbara
Rausch. who had her neighbor arrest
cd on Wednesday, was brought before
Justice Emery, yesterday, at the suit
of Emily Dietrich, for provoking.
The evidence showed that Barbara
had relieved herself of a burden that
oppressed her mind by calling Emily
a Rauscheu opuschel, which a large
number of witnesses said was very
provoking; 81 80 was the charge for
using this terrible epithet.
Before Justice Walker. = Henry
Brown is an unfortunate young man.
He got his eye buu ged for abusing and
striking William Salzner. was fined
Sc 20 for the assault, and had to give
surety in the sum of fifty dollars to
keep the peace and appear before the
Criminal Court for making threats
against the same person. A charge o.
provoke" against him, was with.
drawn.
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CanadIan Items.

TORONTO. May 12.-Troops for the
Red River expedition leave Monday
next.
The international boat race at
Loehine is arranged to come of the
18th of September.
OTTAWA. May 12-Sir John Nc
Donald's condition is more hopeful.
Sir Francis Hiucks announced in
the House, yesterday, that the money
had been paid to the Hudson Bay
Company for the purchase of the Red
River territory, which will be trans
ferred to Canada in about one month.
81 ,406, 900 have been appropriated
by Parliment for northW ostern pur-
poses.
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For THE LApIEs.-There is per-
haps no place in the city more visited
by the ladies, than the model drug
store of I'll. j. Schlaepfer, corner OF
Second and Main Streets, for the rea-
son that there is no place that has so
complete a collection of all the various
articles so useful to them. Mr.. Schlaep
for, who has devoted his whole life to
the study of his profession. is perfect
master of the situation, and keeps his
collection complete, even to the small
est and apperantly most unimportant
articles, and from those trifes up to the
most costly Of toilet sets, and Objects
dc vertu; not a link is missing in the
chain.
In medicines. and wines, and liq-
uors for medical purposes, his stock
is of the purest, and the most varied
in the State, aud his assistants, men
of ability and culture. are under his
constant supervision. for although
having the utmost confidence in their
ability, he recognizes the truth of
the maxim that 'He who would
thrive, must hold the pillow, or
drive and hence he thrives as be
deserves to.
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New York Cold and STOCK Nh fket.

= -V|NstVF"sI INV AUHhI My =.
Money market easy at Bose on call. All
the markets at the stock exchange were
weak this afternoon, on the reports from
Washington, that the House Committee
on Banklng and Currency Will report back
Without amendments, the bill authorizing
the retirement of S45, 200 900 OF 3 per cent.
certificates. and S50,0 00, 600 legal tenders,
and issue in place thereof, S97, O01,O 600 ofnew
National bank notes which is q measure
of severe contraction.
Gold was weak on this report and OPEN
ed at l5H, and closed at l476. Carving
rates 3@6c, closing at Sc. Clearances S45l-
100000; export to Havana $4,000; Sterling
dull and weak Mt SHa9&.
Late In the Afternoon private dispatches
contradieted the report in regard to the
bill authorizing the retirement of SOS. Coo
0eO of 2 per cent certificates and legal ten
ders. 1T Is said hat important amend-
ments VIII be made before the bin is re-
ported.
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MODEL SECURITY. - suit wa:
brought before one of the Justices o.
the Peace in this city, a few days ago.
against a man who had become seeu-
rity for the price of some furniture
which a friend Of his had bought,
and judgment was rendered for the
plaintiff, for the full amount of the
claim.
The defendant was very angry about
it; denounced the judgment as unjust
and cut Of all reason.
"Why," said be. '.jes' as soon as I
found out the feIler'd skipped out, l
went to the Teller that sold him the
plumber and tuck back my security,
an now he sues me, an that blamed
Squire he gin 10 judgment. he did.
Call that ~iestisl | say It's a swindle."
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North Carolina Republican ConYen-
ton.

RALEIGH, May 1.-THE Republi-
can Convention re-assembled to day.
S. +. Phillips, of this city, accepted
the nomination for Attorney General.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing
the administration of President Grant
and Governor Holden, pledging sup
port to the public school system, in
viting attention from all sections of
this country and Europe, and encour-
aging mechanics, arts. agriculture aud
other productive industry. Adj
iourned.
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Chicago Market.
BY Telegram

by Telegraph CHICAGO, May Il.
FLoUR-Steady and firm.
WHEAT Quiet; No.. 2ranged at 9G%@07X,
and closed at DC.
CoRH-Dull and 2%@3c lower; s9%ag0%
for No. z. S59SSc for rejected, and S2dS4s
for No. 2 grade, closing az 59gs9Hc for
OATS -52Ag5sc, closing at the outside
daures.
RYE-More active and &c lower. closing
at 8HM82c for No. 2.
BARLEY-Stropger, closing at G0d65c.
HIGHWINES-Held at 81 08.
PRovIsIoSs-Qufet; mess pork closed at
s25 50@2S IS; dry sailed shoulders I2ai9L.
loose
LARD-l69Ie%.
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Rallroad RleclIon NolIca.

Notice is hereby given to the Stock
holders of the Evansville, Carmi &
Paducah Railroad Company, that an
election for nine Directors of said
company to serve for the ensuing year,
will be held at the Court House, in
the city Of Evansville, on Monday.
the 9th day of June, 1870, between
the hours Of 10 AN. and 4 Pm.
By order of the Board of Directors
my13 st Nv. BAKER, Sec'y.
ICourier eopy 3 times
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New Grleana Market.
NNW WEENWW3 Ut AUNs
BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, May II.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, May II.
CoTToN-Buoyant at 22% fer mIddllng;
sales 1000 bales; receipts 1873 bales: ex-
ports to Bremen. 1922 bales; stock 1890
bales.
FLouR-FIrm at 81 sons 2515 IS for super
fine, double extra aud Xxx.
CoRN-Whites 81 So mixed 81 30.
OATs-75c.
BRAN-El so.
HAY-g26.
PoRK-Firmer; mess s3l so; bacon 1870
I7Lal8% for shoulders, clear rib and clear
Sides.
HAMs-Sugar cured l9A9NO
Lard, Sugar and MOlasses
WHIsKY-gi@i 1917
STERLING-26@28A.
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New York Dry GOODS Market.

By IeIegraph.I New YORK, May 70.
Market inactive and prices generally
steady; l5c for Atlant A and Indian
Head brown s~heetings; I4c for Cabot Al.
III for Agawam r and Pit'sdeId Al; 1872
for Atlantic V; 32% for 81 Monodnock 35e
for "a Allendale; 40c for 81 Pepperell: 45c
for 10 do; soc for 10 4 PtQuot; I0alIc for
Sprague old and new styles fancy prints;
llL for Pacific Mills, and do for Freeman's;
50c Tor Amoskeag niue denims; zoe for Otis
%shirtlpgs.
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.R N e W. q
For oo.er Rsgsr Items See zntrd raae.

The weather cleared up last even.
ing, and it was clea. and cold up to
midnight.
The only additional arrivals and
departures were the Robert Il. Lee.
Louisville to New Orleans; Quick
step to Cairo; Clara Scott, to Wabash
River; Pine Bluff, to Grandview;
Tarascon, to Louisville.
The r. e. Lee hove in sight at 3
PM. but she did not get to the wharf
till four, having landed at the bank
above for a lot of corn. Capt. Can
non was COMPOUNDED to find such a
quantity of freight here-more than
he had already aboard, although he
had coasted all the way from Louis
vile. He found here over 300 tons,
and would not take his debar-
ture till after midnight.....--.a.
The Quickstep, aud Clara Scott had
good trips out..""".The Fayette and
Tarascon backed cut from the wharf
side by side yesterday, The Fayette
handling more nimbly. got straight
end up first, and cut out in the most
lively manner, and went out of sight,
leading the Tarascon by half a mile.
The latter never overhauled her till
they got to Henderson. The follow
ing dispatch was received frcm the
clerk of the Fayette:
HENDERSON, 4:35 p, NJ. May y.
]. N. SiIverthorn:
The Fayette came down in thirty
five minutes, and ahead of the Taras-
con. +. X. RUDD.
For a little boat, tie Fsyette is a
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European Markets.

By Telegraph LONDON, May -.
Consols for money 8tL account gn<
American securities hrmer: COS g9. G5ss
$50; CTS 90H; 10-4O's s5%.
PARIS, May 12.-Bourse duh at "A francs
50 confines.
95L.
LIVERPOOL, May u Cotton firm mid
ding uplands liz; Orleans liz; sales 10
GOO bales. California white wheat o. Cd;
red western No. 2 81 I'd winter 9s. West
ern flour q 81. Corn No. 2 mixed 20s.
Oats % sd. Barley IS.
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MemnhIa Markef.
BY Telegraph.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, May IL.
CoTToE--DuH at 22Lc; receipts 60.
bales exports TIA bales.
FLoUR-SupeThne 81 5a5 90.
CoRN-Dull; white 81 lSa1 2j.
OATS-Scarce at 72%c in store.
HAY-Active at s25029.
BRAN-Active at S27@27 30.
LARD-Dull at l7MGlSR.
PoRK-Quiet at $50 50G3l
BACoN-Shoulders 1910; sides 1917.
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LEIPsIo, May I'm. J. gramen
wee Consul Of the United States. was
violently assaulted By an American.
residing in this city, TO day. Tie was
rescued By police, and tbs a~ssailant.
whose name Is withheld, was arrested.
No explanation is given.
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PERsoNAL-Bishop Talbot, of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, will ar
rive in the city tomorrow. and will
have q reception on Saturday evening,
at Doctor Bray's residence. The
Bishop viii preaoA at Holy Innocents
on Sunday morning, and in st. Paul's
in the evening,
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EDINBURGi May 1zIIhe Scot1Jan
comments on the swelling |Soandina-
wan emigration TO- America via Glas-
gov Inc scotch iron masters threat
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Fire AT GRANDvIEw.-Mr. j. N.
Knox, reports a fire at Grandview.
about half past three o'clock, yester-
day morning. The house of g. G..
Niblack, Esq, of this city was de-
stroYed.
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COMMON PLEAS COURT. The
morning was occupied with demurrers
and motions, and about noon the case
of Hagen Green VS.. Emma Green
was begun. The plaintiff sues for a
divorce, charging adultery, and the
wife has filed a cross bill for divorce
and alimony, charging abandonment.
Both parties are colored, the woman
being a bright mulatto, while the
man. a Methodist clergyman, member
Of the Arkansas Conference, is black.
Nearly fifty witnesses have been sum-
mOned.
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FIre and BurgIar.Proof SaTes.

We are sole agents in this place for
Gibson & Hemler's superior Sefes.
We have a good assortment on hand.
and are prepared to Gil orders for any
size. Persons wanting one will do
we'll to call. as our Safes are excelled
by none, and prices are low.
multi THns SCANTIIN Il SON
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DS5- Those Gas Stoves, and Gas
Generators are still exhibiting on Lo-
Gust Street, opposite tho JOURNAL
office. They arc well worth the time
to examine.
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"a Men and Boys Shoes for Sum
mer wear, including all kinds of last
ing work for cool shoes in hot wealth
Ell. can be found in great profusion,
and very cheap at TURNER'S.
N. b. Custom work of every de-
scription made to order. 1t.
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ST. PAUL's-The painting, removal
ing and general repairing Of this
church will be completed so that
service can be held there on Sunday.
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R1Those accommodating young men
at the Post Office stand have the
Ledger, Clipper. Keeklg &o., &c.
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Bro RAFr.-The largest raft Of
pine lumber that has come to the
city for years, isithat now lying at the
river bank in the upper part of the
city. 1t came from the Allegheny
river, and contains 100000 feet Of
lumber. and is loaded with seven
hundred thousand fine pine shingles,
all for the Evansville market. The
raft belongs to Swanson, Son & Co.
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ONE DOLLAR SToRE.-The remain
ing goods at the Dollar Store will be
sold at auction at 2 o'clock to day.
Look out for bargains.
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B6- A man was before the Record
or yesterday, charged with attempting
to pick the empty pocket of q peDni-
less man. 1t didn't win..
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SEVERE ACCIDENT AT INDEpEND-
ENcE.-A man named George Sissel
broke his arm in Messra. Little
Brothers barrel factory yesterday.
He was engaged in adjusting some
part of the engine while it was in mo-
ton and his hand slipping, his left
arm came under the rock shaft
and the bones were badly crushed
Doctor Thompson dressed the wound
ed arm and thinks it may have to be
amputated.
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OHFICE OF TRANSIT Co.
CAIRO. ILL.,, April 3D. $50.
The Transit stsamer Dan BE rn1D},g
~ ~eLLui ltlllolA' and Columbus,
ASItu0Ag CONNECTS Tally with fli trains
~ ~ ino 1LAh4l1 central and Noble q hio
nLto"us. N4elgnts Tor Columbus or
bolnts soutn o. columbus should be de-
tLsSteo OtHb Ll4nsL l0mp2ny's wharf
bOab ~ Shikos JAAiAb JOHNSON,
map NV Agent TRANSIT Co.
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RECoNsTRUoTIoN AT INDEPEND-
ENoE.-There was another Recon
struetion meeting at Independence,
last night, at which the adoption OF
the name of Falls City," at a pre-
vious meeting, was reconsidered.
A census has been taken, and a plat
of the city made. which was to have
been adopted last night, but, by some
accident. it miscarried.
They are determined to Incorporate
themselves, and have q name as well
as a local habitation.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-13

Strawberries AND .CREAM.-The
ladies Of the Church Of the Assump-
ton are making arrangements for q
Strawberry Festival, rs soon as those
luscious luxuries shall make their
appearance.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-13

sGr T. O. Bridwell 4 Co, corner
of Main aud Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals. Pat
ent Medicines, American aud import
ed Perlumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Roekbridge Aim Waters.
je17-tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-13

B9-Newspaper Files at the JOUR-
NAL Office.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-13

RAJ Every Justice in the city had
criminal business yesterday. Wars
and rumors Of wars.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-13

HS-Note and Letter Paper at the
JOURNAL Office.