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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-03-10
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N no previous year has there been sueh
strong competition among ali the leading
sewing Machine Man ifacturers of this country
and Europe as the present. Atall the nrin.
eipai Exhibitions and Fairs they met and con
testedfor the Premium on Family Sewing Ma.
cnlnes. and thc result was unanim ously In fa.
vor OF the Florence Reversible Feed Lock
stitch Family Sewing Machine. Itrcccived the
FIRST and Highest Pnze as the best Family
sewing Machine q the following Exhibitions.
w.: Exposition Upiyerselle, Paris; American
Institute Fair, New YORK; New England Agri !.
cultural Fair, at Providence, r. L.; the New
nork State Fair, at ButEIlo the Great nnunl
Fairs OF New England, via. /; that of the Me.
chah,cs Association, at Lowell, Massac usetts,
ana the Far ofthe Maryland Institute, at Bal.
timore. whichclosed folr-weels' Session on
!Ee .i l2ih Of November, the superiority of the
FLORENCE was again on irmed by the Com.
mitiee on SewinG Machines, whounan imouslv
awarded to 1.-THE "GOLD MEDAL" the hiah-
est Prize the Institute confers.
II .wouldse seem as il this success sion OF Fri.
nmphs should be sufficient TO convince eyery
unpreludiced person OF the great superiority
ofthe FLORENCEoyerali others as u Family
Sewing Machine.
written warranty IL given tn tho purchaser.
thatthe Machine WILL DO ALL that is claim
ed forIt, and should 1t fail, IL will be taken
back and the MONEY REFUNDED.
GEO. II. SMITH, Jr., Agent.
ONCE In Rising's Building, Lnn.
caster, Ohio.
aug. 20, .'Uo-ti-23.
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A new and valuable preparation for
the relief and cure of Gravel, Irri-
tation of the Bladder and Ure-
thra, Dropsical, Rheumatic
and Gouty affections.

a new anu Valuable preparation IOr
the relief and cure OF Gravel, Irri-
tation of the Bladder and Ure-
thra, Dropsical, Rheumatic
and Gouty affections, w
Pains, in the back and
loins, &c, &c.
To those suffering from diseases Of
the Kidneys and Bladder, and the conse-
quent train of distressing ailments, this
remedy is confidently recommended as
relief and needs but trial to prove
its great value in the relief of the above
mentioned diseases.
In confirmation of the above we pre-
sent the following certificate of an old
and well-known citizen of Lancaster:
LANCASTER, Ono, December 20, 1869.
trMEssHs. F. E. SURE / Co., Cincnnati,o o.
GESrLEMEN I'll am induced to give nv testi-
mony ip favor OF the Medicine you prepare
called Waynes Elixir of Buchu, Juniper and
Acetate OF Potash from the great benefit Ihaye
derived from its use. For many years have
beensuffering from an affection ofthe Kidneys
and tried yarious remedies with at times some
benefit fromtheir use. but had never reeeW-
ed aperiect relefuntlT had used your med
| iclne, which was recommended 10 me
by Messrs. Slocum 4 White, Of this city, and |
feel that I has aim ost produc ed perfect cure
in myself and can cheerfnlly recommend 1t TO
others suffering from similar disease.
ALBERT CLAYPooL.
LANCASTER o., December goth, 1865.
Messrs. F. E. SURE 4 Co., Cincinnati, o.
| GENTLEMEN I'VE have been selling your
Wayne's Elixir OF Buchu, Juniper and Acetate
OF Potash, and from what we hear OF its use
would state that 1t gives better salts faction
than any other article We sell IN complaints
| Of the Kidneys. Respectfully,
| SL0CUM h WHITE,
| GEO. g. BECK,
d. SlFF0RD,
| A. DAVIDSON, E,
MUELLER h BUECHLER.
Manufactured by r. Z. SURE g. CO.,
Pharmaceutical Chemists, Cincinnati, o,
Lancaster, o., Jan, ", ls7O-Cm
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Roback's Stom-
5? I'll: S?@,;: s:'.:;;: :: !: :';;: i:
mdrket, possess
intrinsic merit.
H Jiost BiHers. so

called, are merely mishi'cashy stuff
sold as q beverage. DR.. RobacPs
Biiers are not a beuerdge az any
sense Of the 'co,d, but contain the
most erpensire drugs knoum TO
science for the radical cure Of
Indigestion and Dyspepsia, and
for all cases whee a tonic and
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Our establishment is now re-
filled with a new and complete
stock in all the foregoing depart
ments, which will be constantly
replenished by fresh purchases in
the best markets of the country
The public are assured that
no House in Ohio will be per-
mitted to excel us in the induce
ments offered to buyers at retail.
All kinds of Country Produce
bought in their season, and the
highest market prices paid.
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| they are made
! both with and
wMOut sugar
coating, thus
laddptiagh them 10
The use Of every
body; Because
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PURIFIER

riably establishes them as t;trorics
wiM all rho use them.
The reasons why J Rob%Nl's
Blood Pills %Oal" c cept ii sr-
cry family are Because hey can
be eU,plol- M all cases 'chere a
"tamily physic" is required, and
are perfectly safe ~ their admia-
isration al all times; Because
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The Oazette.
For the Lancaster Gazette.
NO. ". -rHE CULTURE OF CURRANrs,

NM % 40, and bow to do It.
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.BITTERS

kept by dpoMe-
carries ia this
country. A
single trial ,cW
concince The most
&cpticot Of its
wondaMl rdhe.
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stinlMidnt are
required. THEY
restore the ritui
forces IN q re-
markabie degree,
land gire tone 10
the system.
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|STOMACH.

HiS noW eicren
gears since DR..
RITTERS 3;;s;:+ :::' s:.::t. :':.:i::! &; IS: s;
physician, from
Stockholm, Sire-
----.--4 den, came 10 his
country and introduced the Sean
diaariaa Blood Purifier; since
which time thousands hare been
cured, by its use, Of Sciofuia and
other blood diseases. II contains,
besides the Iodidc of PotosSa and
Syrup Of SiRingid, drugs import
ed from S.ccdea for It's cypress
manufacture, ,tnknopn and not
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Wool Wanted !!

Cash paid for Wool, at the
best market rates, according to
grade and condition.
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DR.. Robdck's
Blood Pills are
unsurpassed BY
any Pill manu-
Ncturcd for a
similar purpose.
One il.i0l iurn.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-26
DAELY JOURNAL
CITY NE VS..

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SATURDAY. N0YEMBEa a6. $50
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Amusemppts

CARNlvAL or NOVELTIES Good
houses have Assem- bed every night ct
tha Opera House io witness the per
t0rmauces OF DeCaux and the Royal
uarionette Troupe, the performAn-
oes Of the Msrioaeues being pSrtio-
ularig amusine
The prinoipal prize, $50 in green
backs, vas drawn by 1Ym. Knowles.
Of Rockville, Who, 10 is said, had twen
,y.siZ tickets on Thursday evening
from which be drew three inconsid-
cradle presents. This afternoon there
VIII be anosher matinee. AID this even
los the farewell performance will be
given.
TIE RINK.-Qaits large com
pany were present at the Rink, on
Thankgiying evening. at the Carnival,
out there we're bur few costumes in
the room.
PRoFEssOR BUKOWIrz's CONCERT.
The tickets are selling very freely and
rich treat may be expected on Tues-
day evening. Seats can be secured al
Warren q CODyngtOn's music store.
tbs AMATEURs. - The industry
with which these young men are
Eorking promise fine treat.
PARADISE LOST. - The immense
posters about tho city announce the
coming Of this moral exhibition, which
hs TAI such a great run in all the
large cities.
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Messrs. Roach & Torian have re-
moved their stock of Hats, Caps, FuFs
and Straw Goods, from No. "a North
First Street, 10 No. 50, Rses' Block,
formerly occupied BY Messrs Morgan.
Read & Co, where they viii BE- happy
70 meet ell their old customers, and
as many new ones as desire to pur-
chase goods ia their line, promising
20 sell them goods OF as low pricess ?
on as good terms as they eau be
bought in Cincinnati or elsewhere.
The increased facilities afforded By
the large and oommodious store nov
occupied, will enable them TO carry on
q much larger and more complete
stock than heretofore. and 10 trans
act business in q manner much more
satisfactory to themselves and Gus
toners. We ask you to call aud look
through their magnificent sock. They
will take pleasure in showing you
through. nov26 #
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PERsoNAL.-Judgs j. G.. Hollings-
worth, late Of Todd County, Ken
tueky. has bought a home, settled in
this city, aud, as viii be seen By bis
card in to-day's JOURNAL, has opened
90 Office for the practice Of his pro-
fsssion. Judge HollingsWorth was
for several years Judge Of the Circuit
and County Courts 10 Todd County,
and comes highly recommended as a
lawyer and o gentleman,
WIN. Nelson, Esq, Clerk Of Posey
County, aud his bride are in the city,
On Gheir bridal trip. May their
h0naFE5oa last a century.
clifton j. Pratt. Esq, a promising
young lawyer Of Madis0nville, Ken
tuoky, was ii the city yesterday.
Mr.. q. w. Beck, OF the Carmi Con-
risr. is il the city, and paid the JOUR.
NAL Office a visit yesterday.
d. D. Beard, Esq, writes o friend
in The city, that be will return to this
-rit7 e Senday. and resume his usual
business Hs says: "As my matters
are au satisfactorily arranged 10
maa Nill loss q cent 81 nay late mis-
f1ftu1..
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THE thermometerr range for yesEer-
day was. TAN, 35s noon and G PM.
So.
THE Diamond Club will please sc-
cept thanks for Thanksgiving eourte-
sizes extended.
COMPLAINTS are made that the wa
ter pipe trench at the corner Of Fifth
aud Division Streets il still open, al
though the pipes are laid
A. III. FosTER's improved apparatus
for rendering lard is evincingi ts value
By the 6ne quality Of puro white
lard it turns out.
THE sociable at Trinity Church, on
Thursday evening. was By far the
most successful one they have had
this season.
IT will be seen By reference to the
river c1lumns that the city aud the
underwriters, and owners Of the
burnt steamer, srs getting in concert
10 removing the wrecks.
STEAL EASY, is Che name Of q F os' 5
onoo 10 Southern Illinois. 4 letter
in the Postoafce 10 this oity. directed
20 that place, and advertised 10 to
days JOURNAL. is detained Tor lack
Of postage.
DcCroH LETCHER. Of Henderson,
County, Ke0tucky. sends q sample of
Zoe, second growth apples % the
JoURNAL. They are larger than
some ofthe early green apples brought
20 market in spriag.
Tun "Old To,kH, and some Who
we're uotso old. had g rsiovs1aslns
solfee 1ssznf AZ Philhsguonio hall.
DO Thanksgiving evening, eommeae-
ins at the ear'v tour of haif gast ssv-
sn, going home a. CLEVER and rising
yesterd1y mornirg as "a nothing lad
happened
TIM priniara on Wednesday, nisht
rol Quits CnanLal ia thgiE ideas Ia
1er theia nauipUlat5cngs b Chairman
de 60 nppser u khnEa8a1's
anss 9f
5apa Il,
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By IsleBfaph.l NEW XoRKs H0v. s.
CoTT0N and prices have dee3ned
80; middllng uplands k63S.
ELouR--t2utet and unchangs1s receipts
5000 barrsiss superdns spring extra and
state s. e0Ga 10; common TO extra eb 7b3
Q %; common 70 choice 80 2586 90 common
20 good Ohio S. S0aa8 80: common 20 oholcs
st. Louis IS lp96 sos fair export demand.
Rye ELoUF-t s. s085 60.
OoRN MEALs-t4 90.
WHIsKY-Dsmand active aud prices sd-
vancsd to 69N9Oc.
WHEAT-Demand good at full prices; re-
ceipts ~ COO bushels; old spring 81 IS new
81 Sal 81 No. red winter e. 3A671 50 red
Mary land and amber 81 H8l al white
Michigan 81 49,
RYE Quiet.
BARLEY-D al.
BAs LEY MALT-Duli.
CoRN-Ho. I naked soGsfc; new s3Q9oc.
OATS -DemaDd fair and market arm
receipts eS. coo bushels, western RfioRt 6as%
8H4c: Ia hiore Gle: Ohio 6 a65e.
HAx-ShiPping1 10; retail 81 1871 s per
Ps-Gnebauged.
Corr EE-Flrm.
-sUGAE-- quiet Cubs g5S8l05le. Porto
Rico iOal01sc.
81 LAssas New Orleans Te979c.
EICE-7 arc.
PErRoI. EUA Crude T2asl25Se: Eed1sd 29s.
SoAE.- Demand taiE and msrket orm ;
mes esS: new 81 25ss q; prirn- G1oa2I G. ear
- So -ss for February 9lB 90.
7EE1'- STEADY mess Si0@i5; extra glaNs
el5. BEEF hams ErloEcd, quiet. There's
sSs4sl prime mesa " "a 5Os India meas
k2SBSi 81. Beef haus IL pickle fi50Is.
Lqng clear Lniddles 1IE0l15<c.
E9TFEs@wse st tS2sf ias IS; state @a4su.
CHEEHE=Qn1Ge.
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Cincinnati Market.

By telegraph CIEnEEAEI, Nov. %.
ColTos-Demandf fair and market arm;
middling 15zo.
FLoUE-D1iI and prices dropping; fami-
IL IS 50O5 70
%HEAT-DuII and dropping At 81 1891 IS
CoRE-Dsm~nd fair ana prices advanced
60 80 G62c.
EYE-Demand fair and prices advanced
OATs-Demand fair and prices advanced
BARLEY-ouiet and unchanged at 81 ooe
/ 05.
LENsEED oIL-Dnm and dropping at IS
LARD on-Dull and dropping At 81 los
Eees-Duil and prices a shade lower
BgTTEESDemand fair and market arm
CHEEsE-Demand fair and market arm.
CLOVER SEED-D-maud good 1t 1uli
prices; sales a. 90 59S9 rs.
RK-Duli and prices nominal st Sl9
LARD-Dull and dropping; steam IKE
BUIK N EATsgouiet and weak: should.
err 716s75zci sides 10s<9ll16c for clear Ftb
and clear.
GREEN MEArs-Firm; shoulders &; sides
SIC: MANS 10h@lIc; sales &C 51Sa8tkc, de-
uvered at indianapolis.
HOGS Demand good at full prices; live
g 25s6 sos dressed s0 2596 SOi receipts
Gx1TLE-Dull and prices dropping at
VIII Kr-Exoited and prices higher
-APPLEs@Quiet and weak at s2g3 par
Dbl; receipts q sc.
xsSoIIA fSdE-Duu at LILO discount.
AoHEY-MRrket easy.
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holland - AEDE R5OS-At the resi-
dence OF Captain J. V. -pIouir, Woodbury.
KY, On Wednesday Nov. -, by Rev. ]. L.
Edrtngfon, W. holland, clerk Of stsamer
EysDsviile, to Mis- CAMILLA AND BISON,
OF o gensboro.
We tender the happy pair our warmest
congratulations, and wish them a long
and pleasant voyage through nfe-eYer re-
naming as now
Two souls with but q single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one."
LAHE-DAvENPOR November 10, in
Srace Cnurch. Louisville, By the Rev,
Louis II Tschtffeiys II. A. LANE, OF Evans.
wtlles 70 IsABELLA M, eldest dauRnLsr OF
the late Isaiah davenport, or Savannah
Georgia.
Mr. Lane althoush but recently arrived
In Evansville, has already made a NUM- Der
OF friends hele. all OF whom ioin in con-
graduating him, and wishing nim and his
bride great happiness and eminent soc.
cess in this their new home.
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River ni.nafchea.

PTrTsBURG, November 25.-Weather raw
and dlssgreeeble, and began showing and
inches AID stationary. ATTived-JuniRta
aud Br1l1s from Cincinnati. Departed
Juniatas last ntgAL; Granite State, for
PORTSMOUTH, st. Charles leaves Tomorrow,
and the Brill on Tuesday; Glendale, Mes
sanger Ebert Oceanius, DavRge, Wild
Duck, Mary LoWeTy, and FL. q. Yeager are
loading and will leave on the first water.
CINCINNATI, November o. The river
has risen inches, with feet In the chans
mel. weather cloudy. Thermometer 30
CIECINEATI. November 25.-River feet
s slni. sLatlonaTy. arrived and departed
M8Jor Anderson, wheeling. The rates to
Memphis were reduced to-day about 10c
per 10 81 round. Weather cloudy. Their
cool. River rising slowly, and has risen
one and q half inches in the last q hours,
with ~ inches in The chute End ~ Cest
~ nssha Ifecf, tomorrow even.
the Pink VaIble also leaves to-rnoTrow
for Arkansas River.
CAIRO. November 25.-POrt List-Grand
Tower. 81. Louis TO Memphis, PM; Co
lumhias Arkansas River 10 st. Louis, 8;
Belle -, Louis, Memphis TO st. Louis,
AN. 1dlewtld, Evansville packet, 2; Jen-
pie brown. CAIRO 20 Vicksburg, 10; Edin-
Thompson Dean st. Louis to Orleans, 3.
River fell three inches. Weather clear.
Mercury 40.
L0lAor 2N0NS1D6E Z1s--AEEARSu-kt0D
Roy, ST. Johns and Johnson. from Ke-
okuk: Bee and barges ana Continental,
New Orleans; BeaTdstown. Peoria; Belle
Memphis and Belle IS Louis, 81 enphls;
Lady PIKE Upper Mississippi; Dexter,
Mound CITY AFRonaut, Tennessee River
". B. Dance. Kansas city. Departed -Rob
Roy city OF Pektn and Johnson, Rsokuk
Belle Memphis, Mem pills; Richmond, New
Orleans; ct. Johns Quincy; BeardslOwn,
Peoria. River about stationary, Weather
clear aud Dol.
NASH LILLE, Nov. 95.-Rlyer stationary
Is inches on Harpeth shoals. Weather
cloudy ami Coid.s Tooe Hart arrived and
departed for Cairo.
AEHPHIs, Nov. 25.-WeakheT clear and
pleasant. River failing slowly. Arrived,
Fanny Brandeis. from Cairo. Departed,
LOCK wood City of Chester, j uiia a, for ST Lou
is: Ktlgour. ALASKA, for Louisvtlles n airy
B iyd and e. Q. GRAY, for Ara ansas River:
City Of Alton for VtcksburR: Com merciRI,
With l.lU0 bales COTTON, for Evansville;
kellogg and baraess for New Orleans; sU-
sic silver, for 81 Louis.
NEW ORLEANs, Nov. 25.-Arrived, Bis
marcEs from st. Louis; departed, Kate
Putnam, for Louisville.
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Ing killed while toying thst trick a
short time ag0, blos.dy truck, 70
which some human heHh chung, told
the story Of one mans failure il ~
attempt to steal a ride ia that manner
on the ChicsgO & Northwestern Rail-
road. A search revealed parts Of the
body scattered along the track, near
Mendoza, Illinois, where It had been
broken and torn By the wheels.
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sud : mammoth corn shellor was
gwen life and became o man with q
corn shelter
A YOUNG man, who has been con-
templatiHg matrimony, says ne got out
Of the notion because couple whose
afFeotionate oourtship be watched for
q whole year, quarreled on Wednes-
day about the choice Of a Thanksgi7-
ing turkey, after being married q
week, and worse than that. he says,
was the fact that the husband allowed
his wife not only to have her own
way, but allowed her TO carry the
basket Of marketing, too.
SOME scamp, taking a fancy to the
horse aud buggy Of Mr. SOell, milk
dealer, droys them away from where
they we're sled. near the corner Of
Main and First Streets, a day or two
since, aud after driving about until
tired, loft the horse united 10 the
street, where be was found during
the evening, BY Mr.. Jos. Setchel,
wand ring about.
Nh. PHILIP YGLKER, leader Of the
Cornet Band, vas very much aston
ished st fading 9 handsome German
silver sornet in Warren & Conyng-
tons music store. with the inscription
Presented to Philip Velker," en-
graved upon it. The names of the
donors have not yet transpired, but
Mr.. V@.ker says be nas noticed that
! a couple of the members Of the band
have acted as If they had 8 spite to-
ward him for some time.
Ma. GEO. w. HILL, Messenger of
the Adams Express Company. left q
sample of block coal at the JOURNAL
Office. yesterday. which was taken
from . Eve foot vein Oh the farm of
Judge James M. Hanna. in Sullivan
County, at . distance of about two
hundred feet beneath the surface.
The coal appears to be of superior
quality. with bat little apparent ad-
mixture of sulphur or other inpuri
ties. President logic, of the e. & @.
B. R.. examined the coal and pro-
nounced it very superior.
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M USLGAL.
wRNsS rs. THOMPAoN. TEACHER
Ia Oh the auIrAR For PARTICULARS. ap
~ % Warren & onynEtons 20. % Main
S1l eet- n0vZl-dtw
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The weather cleared up at shutdown
and the new moon hung in the west
southwest, with its southern horn
quite low, indicating dry weather. and
bearing a chilly aspect. The mercu-
~ at dark, bad fallen TO 36o, AMI the
prospects we're favorable for a hard
freezs. The news from Cincinnati
ami Pittsburg, on the water question,
is not encouraging, and we fear great
~, the side-wheelers will again have
to lay up.
The only additional arrival las.
night was the Rose Hite, Louisville
and return, with an excellent trip.
The Qaiokstep was full Of freish, aud
people, and was preparing to leave
when leak 10 her boiler was disoov
cred, and Captsin Dexter, with
prsiseHorthy prudence. preferred to
lose q trip rather than take auy riske
although boats have rue safely With
far worse leaks. she therefore
will lie over till Monday................
The Rose Hits had a large number Of
passengers for points below, who are
competed to lie over for the IdleWild
to-day.....The Eokers. in addition to
getting out one shaft Of the City Of
Evansville, has gos most Of the star.
board wheel broken up and the bolss
and other iron works removed, and
most Of the attachments Of the star.
board enginea have been removed.
To- day Capt. Dugan will Increase
bis foros, ard 70 e. york
on the wrecks OF che Mgfman
and Pins Bluff. The cltg Tia
owners and undsrwritsEs divide tba
expense og remo7ius the ra o.
ahlpsrg. &C. from the wree "A els
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The Ionrfl

CRnGINAL COURF.-The motion fol
a new 7 al in the case Of the State vs.
VIM. G. Smith. who was found guilty
Of participant GA in the Armstrong
Township riots, Was-aTgued at oOnsid
cradle length before Judge johnson.
The decision was reserved By request
Q both parties until after the trial oil
one of the other defendants, in Glib
son County, where the cass has been
taken on change Of venue.
REcoRBER's COURr--N. Willard,
Esq., presidiHg.-A man named Gold
en- was appropriately fined for being
drunk. MIR. Golden says he is from
larry Hut, aud was going hOms "ef
that pesty psrlios would on'y'a les me,
jis 90 Co the depot when he tuck me. I"
Mr.. G.. mistook the Fourth Street
Market House for the depot, and lay
down on the pavement to sleep until
the train should come In.
Jean Yictoire Herbaouinet could
not carry his name and a pint Of
whisky at the same tire without slop-
ping over; so officer Tighe tied up to
him and toWed him to the lookup.
When the elan was all evaporated,
Recorder Willard viewed the gallant
Gaul, and, after balancing the matter
in his mind, briefly said IS %. Jean
Victoire paid cash.
A man, who vainly tried to climb
up the American House stairs. was
fined So p for his failure, aud sent to
prison.
A nice young, man, with the tight
est Of tight pants and the very brief
ost Of short coats, and che jaantiest
of little round woody caps, With his
hair brushed until it looked as if it
had been blaekened aud polished.
came up blushiug and looking
ashamed. He gently whispered
gully" when accused Of being
drunk, paid s. % and begged hard to
have his name omitted from the
records, as be was a clerk in = dry
goods store In & neighboring town.
aud it would ruin his prospects in
life.
A miserabIy besotted, dirty. frouEy.
ragged libel on WomanhoOd. ia whom
the last spark Of pride and deoency
has long since died away, was fDed
S. p and sent to prison for a stagger-
ing drunk.
L Hanbuch complained Of Henry
Brown, for assault aud battery. but
failed to make the charge good, the
evidence showing him to be the ag-
gressor.
Before Justice Woliser. - Henry
Brown complained Of Leonhsrd Ham
buoh, for attempting to provoke an
assault. Hanbuch denied the charge
and the proof cost him SO 20.
Amelia Ennis complained Of Geo.
Fischer fer a provoke" the precise
nature Of the charge being that
George addressed her as d. instead
Of Sc, as ceremony ia German
dictates. A number Ct Witnesses
we're examined e. 70 the nature Of the
term az. when the case vas dismissed.
the astiee deciding 10 effect that the
Law of Indiana does uot require aDy
one TO be either "a accomplished Ger
man scholar CT q Chesterfield in
manner.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-26

THANKS The Managers Of Van
derburg Christian Home, gratefully
acknowledge the receipt of $62 10. the
liberal contribution of Sc. Pauls
Episcopal Church. last Sabbath. Two
life memberships, twenty-five dollars
each. have also been taken by ladies
of this congregation.
They also tender their thanks TO
Mr.. Vaa Antwerp. for his able aud
instructive presentation OF their cause
before the public, and have secured a
copy of his sermon for publication.
THE sermon will appear in the
JOURNAL of Saturday, Dec. 3l.-ED.
JOURNAL