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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-29

r,oR RENT-SPACI0US AND ELEGANT
tJholi over 1853 and 385 Main st. Assembly
uau AMY at once for one or two years
i iiai. -AfF-' W. A. WHBATLEY, %
iedassee;t 7 S Bethel Block.
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VNOR RENT. --ON FERNANDO ST., NEAR
II Linden, Brick Storehouse. with shelves
and co;iuters all complete. Apply next door,
o. AZ liA Main street. 1911
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-08-29

raoR RENT-FROM LIST SEPTEMBER71AN
extra large and frst-class business house.
10. 232 Main street. Apply.to VIM. M. rer-
kins, or to N. Schwarzenberg' next oeSri g.
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NOR RENT OR SALE-ON FIVE YEARS
II time. several houses and thirty suburban
lots beautifully timbered. Apyly'o
i2S-tl W. +. HARDIN. 2l71z Second 81:
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EoR RENTA large .o G9M SrlcR bo1se
No. IN Second street, suitable for fine
dwelling or boarding-hous Possession gwen
1st September. Apply to Smith JEFFERSON
30815 Second street. lol 10
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NOR RENT-TWO NICE STORE ROOMS,
Il fronting on Main street, under Overton
Hotel. Apply to my agent, Emmett Woodson'
9S2 Front street. [153-tl ii. A. PAkIEE.
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BOATS LEAVING To-Dl
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VTTANTED-A FHAUIIJAIl PhIN Ten 10
w manage n country newspapers on the
Mississippi river. Liberal wages given, or an
interest in the office. Apply at this otice.
15s-l56'
-APURCHAsER FOR SAIL 4
w Col Spruce Beer business, including
mandatory, horses, wagons, good viii. etc.
JOE W. SAILS. Proprietor,
I32-t Corner Third and MN So: SIS
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WANTED.

uTANTED-A SITUATION BY A THOR
w oHgh. experienced Book-keeper Of ex-
mission preferred. Address +" NJ at this
Office. lDO-l0f
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-20
Meeting I'm SEQ {.

A good meeting was held last night
at IngIes School House il. Scott Town
ship. Mr.. Reuben P. McCutchan
called the meeting to order. and
called DR.. Failing to preside.
Captain Hargrave made the open-
ing speech. and was heartily received
by the audience.
Mr. r. P. Hooker followed Cap
tain Hargrave in an able speech that
aroused the audience to a sense Of the
importance Of action.
Mr.. ErskinS followed ia bis good
sound practical speech. on county
matters, referring to the many I'M
provements that might be made.
Adolph Pfaf1in surpassed all his
other speeches in an energetic, able
even eloquent address, which was re-
ceiyed with enthusiastic cheers.
Excellent speeches were also made
by Messrs. j. ID. Fair, Will Warren
and Reuben Z. MeCutchan. all o.
which were we'll received and heartily
applaudcd.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-20

PITTsBUEG, September l9.-The river il
Teceding with eighteen inches by the metal
marks. Nothing doing ON the wharf.
No arrivals or departures. Weather clear.
Thermometer 749.
CIScTNNATI, Septemb Der f0.-River about
stationary with feet ! inch IN the cham
mel. Weather cloddy and mild.
LOUISVILLE, September IO.-Arrived---
Anna, from Memphis. River gradually
falling with IS inches in the chute, and b
clear and warm.
CAIRo, September I0.-Port List-Grand
Tower. Memphis to st. Louis 0 Pm; Colo
RADIO, NlcksDurg 20 SC. Louis o Bertha,
Nashville packet: John Lumsden. Evans
Vile packet; Susie Silver, New Orleans to
st. Louis IL +; Edinburgh, Louisville TO New
Orleans noon; J. N. Kellogg, TT. Louis to
New Orleans 2. Norman, Memphis 10 Ev-
ausviIle a; Richmond, st Louis TO New
Orleans 7. River rose inches. Weather
clear; mercury 7o'.
ST. LOUIS, September 9.-ArrIved-E3is-
marcks New Orleans; Grand Tower, Mem
phis.. Depar6ed-Rob Roy, Keokuk: Du-
ouque. st. Paul: Belle, st. Louis. RIVER
STATIONARY. Weather clear and pleasant,
NASHVILLE, September I9.-Rlver falling
with - inches on Harpeth Shoals. Wealth
er fair aDd:warm. Arriyed-Burksviile,
Cairo. Departed-Burksvilie, Cairo. .
MEMPHIS, September 19.-Weather pleas
ant. Passed np-Beile Memphis and Ca
meta. Passed dOwn-Kate Kearney and
CommonW ealth. "a
VICKsBURG. Sept. 19.-Up, Shannon, 3;
Relfasf, AN. Down, Thompson Dean, 3;
81. Mays, 4; Armadilio, 7; City or Alton,
NJ; Pargoud. Pm. River rising.
Weather clear anil warm.
NEW 0ELEArys, Sept. l0.-Arrlved, Con-
tinental. AZ. 3. Wfeks, Pauline Carroll,
from st. Louis, departed, Atlantic and
DaKgess shark and bargee, for st. Louis
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-20

On the petitisn of the Clerk for an in
crease OF salary, Messrs- Heilman and
Kerth were appointed special committee
"a examine into the matter
On petition of certain citizens q No, 2
sidewalk was ordered on the east side of
oak street from Fifth to Sixth,
"a sidewalk on the nor theast side of First
between Pine and Leet Streets, was or
Sidewalks were ordered as follows:
On the East side of Center, from Mulber-
~ to Powell Street; class 4.
ON the west side of Center, from MuIber-
nv to Cross Street; class f.
on the west side of Line Street. from the
BoonZllle road 20 Chandler street; class 4.
On the east side of Line. frona the Boom
vile road to Brown Street; class A.
On the west side Of Governor Street. from
the Boonv1lle road to Chandler Street !;
On the west side Of Elliott street from
the Boonyille road to Wheeler Street !;
on the southeast side of Ingse Street.
from sixth to seventh; class 2.
On the southeast side OF Division Street,
from Fourth 10 Fifth class 2.
on the southwest side of Fifth, between
Main and Locust; class No. I.
On the southwest side Of Fifth, between
Locust and Walnut; class l.
On motion of Mr.. Muhihausen. the con-
tractor was ordered to lay sidewalks
and. be held 70 strict account Tor MS
A Temonstrance from John Aufderhaar
against the extension OF Vine street
through his proper ~ was read. he claims
So. 600 damages, ana appoints john Reln-
hardt and John Richardt as his appraisers.
Ordered filed.
The orders for graveiIing Main, Seventh
and other streets were passed.
A petition Of certain citizens OF Lamaseo
for the abatement OF q nuisance existing
IN block 16, Fourth Enlargement, was read
ard the PRAYER granted.
Mr. Van Ripper introduced motion, au-
thoriZing the Finance Committee TO with
draw $500 OF the Water Works bonds
from the custody OF BAR. Bayard, for trans
mission to the parties who had contracted
to buy the same, the transfer to date Octo-
bsr LIST. The motion was adopted
The letting of the contract for grading
and gTaveltng an alley in Stockwell's En-
largement, was laid over, q remonstrance
having been received against the work.
The contract for grading the alley
through the evans homestead was
awarded TO Nicholas Re1chart at lf5<
l.Ea Con r1eiI rtlerarlInar aLIlonrred-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-20
THE CARNIVAL.


The long talked Of Carnival, which
was held at the Rink on Saturday
evening, was brilliant success. Ell
gance, brilliancy, drollery and absurdl-
ty were there, side by side with grace
and beauty. Some of the costumes
were wonderfully ar ropriate, while
few that in themselves were elegant,
were unhappily Ill suited to the per-
son. The scene was almost bewilder
ing from the rapidly with which its
beauties passed before the eyes OF the
beholders.
The Carnival was opened by Messrs.
II. T. Wilson IN the costume Of
Spanish Don, and @. j. Morris as a
Spanish page. After these followed
others whom we must name as best
We can. DIR. e. P. Banning, Jr., as a
oourtier of the time Of Louis XIV,
Mr.. Fenton as Henry VIII, O. e.
Bierbower as a Spanish nobleman, I .
Sorensen as a courtier. Wallaoe
Glover as Don Juan. W. @. Ogden az
The bird catcher IN Figaro. and j. s..
Kelly as 8 clown. The most remark
able, IL not the most elegant costume
worn By a gentleman was that Of Day
and Night, suit half Of which. in /
GLIDING hat aad boots, was white,
while the other vas jet black.
Of the ladies' it is hard for great
bear Of man to judge which was
the prettiest, so no attempt will be
made. f t ea mesl
There we're two daughters Of the
regiment, Misses Allie Jaquess and
and Miss Helen Wells. Miss Sadie
Hopkins appeared as Pocahontas, her
luxuriant black hair assisting very
much to complete the picture which
her Indian dress made. Miss Jennie
Dodge. as night, presented q sombre
contrast to Miss Annie Archer, who
was rosy smiling morn. Miss Mary
Gardner as a court lady gave dignity,
while Miss Jessis GoOdlet. as the little
coquet gave an air Of lightness to the
scene. Miss Mamie SorensoD. as q Hum
garian lady, was exceedingly graceful,
while Misses Kate Holloway, Of Hem
derson. and Maggie Morgan, ofthis
city, were s. clad ia plaid" of the
Scotch clans. Miss HolloWay's rudy
cheeks looking the robust highland
lassie to the life. Miss Amy Morgan
as La Belle France. was greatly adj
mired. Miss Lucy Babeoek. as tho
morning star, shone brilliantly. and
Miss Lucy Archer, as Uadine, was
beautifully attired, as described by .
lady, in q lovely green dress. adorned
with sea weed, coral aud shells. and
her beautiful hair besprinkled with
the spray Of the sea. The Goddess
Of Liberty, personated. by Mrs. e. @
Van Ripper. completed the list Of
elegant costumes. 1913
The absurdities were the rabbit and
the elephant, the latter Of which was
so ridiculously absurd that it created
roaTs Of laughter, while the rabbit
although absurd in the extreme, was
singularly we'll adopted to the wearer
who has. for some time, exhibited the
length Of his ears, but never until
Saturday seemed to take such especial
pride in them, although he uncon'
ciously afforded quite as much merri-
ment By their exhibisia1.
Every one was well satisfiaa--aa--s.aa'e
were extatic. A gentleman well
known for his effsrvescing tempera
ment is reported to have attempted 9
break down rs testimony of his de
light, but dignity restrained him
And SO the carnival ended, but it
effects yet remain.
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A southern Blood on The Rampage

A Southern Blood on The Rampage
On Saturday afternoon. some of the
saddlers employed by Messrs. Stein
bach, Wack & Co noticed the antics
Of q couple of men with like num-
her Of young women that live in that
vicinity, and laughed at them. Ono
OF tlao men, O. L.. Taylor, of Hender-
son, now travelling for some Louis
vile house, became terribly enraged,
aud roared from the sidewalk that be
could whip any Yankee in the building
at the same time applying abusive cpl
thets to the men in the third story.
lie rushed across the street, and sue
ceeded in entering the third story,
pistol in hand, to shoot the man who
had insulted his sister.
The foreman of the Factory told
him that if he would point out the
man who had insulted him, he would
guarantee satisfaction, when Taylor
applied the most filthy epithets to all
in the house, and refusing to 60 out,
was apparently about to shoot, when
the foremaa struck at him with
stick, but missing him. hit the other
man. whose name is believed to be
Hayden, blow that cut his head.
Hayden, although 10 company with
Taylor, docs not seem 30 have been
very disorderly. They both with
drew then, Taylor walking backwards
down the stairs. pistol in hand, ready
to shoot, was arrested By Dir.
jackson. of the police forcs.
The men in Messrs. Steinbach. Waek
Il Co.'s factory deny having
insulted any one, AID say that the
men were not passing the house with
ladies, when they were heard to laugh
at them, but were at the time acting
in manner that reflected no credit
on themselves or their companions,
and when they laughed, Taylor, with
a volley of oaths, declared he was
from Henderson, and could whip any
id Yankee IN the city, etc.
The men further say that Courier
reporter was fully informed Of ell the
circumstances. but preferred to write.
what was not true. Probably "a fell
low feeling" made him thus won
drous kind" TO the rowdy. ~
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THE PISTOL.
Probably Fatal Shooting Affair
New Harmony.

A friend Of the JOURNAL furnishes
the follcWin1 account of the shooting:
On Friday night. just after dark, q
shooting ARRAY occurred In a grocery
at New Harmony, which will proba-
bly, result IN the death of q young man
by the name Of Warren PItts.
There is considerable excitement
about the affair. and nearly every per-
son-One would meet had 3 different
version as to who did the shooting,
&c, but l succeeded ia having an
interview with a young man who
happened to be in the grocery at
the time of the difficulty. He says
that man By the name of Mccarthy
and Warren Pitts had got into a diff
fculty with policeman on the Fair
Grounds. during the day, and had
been put out of the Amphitheatre
On account Of their disorderly con-
duct, and that at night they happened
TO meet the policeman in the gro
Gerry kept BY -nne George Deitz.
Mccarthy and Pitts were evidently
IN liquor, and Fcommenced q row with
the policeman. Deitz, the grocery.
keeper. came from behind the bar with
pistol in his hand aud struck Mo-
earthly with the pistol, the blow
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The COurls.

--
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Hon
Norris s. johnson presidtRg.-Wm.
Mcclure was granted a diveroe from
Nancy Mcclure, the decree giving the
wife the custody of the youngest
child and $3.50 alimony, Mcclure re-
tanning the custody of the other chill
dren.
Thomas Letcher. a colored boy,
was granted divorce from his wife
Minerva. This couple were only
married last Spring by Esq Meter
nan.
CRIMINAL CoURT - Hon. A. u.
Robinson presiding. In the case of
the State vs.. Matt Bird, motion was
made on Saturday for new trial and
oyerruled.
State vs.. Mary Davis. The defend
ant entered an application for a
charge Of venue, and the case was to
have been tried before Judge John
son. but yesterday Mary withdrew
her affidavit and plea Of not guilty.
entered plea Of guilty, and prayed
the mercy Of the Court, She was
fined one dollar and sent for short
period to the County Jail.
The State vs.. Adam Fuhs. false
pretense, motion to quash the indict-
ment was overruled and the case cor
tinued to next term.
State vs. J oseph Jauch, indicted for
assault and battery. on appeal from
Justice Emery. case continued.
State vs.. j. Fry indicted for grand
larceny, plea of not guilty aud trial
set for Saturday.
RECORDERS CoURT.-Thos. Fitz
simmons, drunk and disorderly, fined
IS 80. cash. p
L. G.. Taylor. the same charge, an
account Of which viii be found else.
where. fined $500. paid.
John Hyland, same charge, fned
s. So and discharged out of pity for
his age and poverty.
John Bailey. picking pockets, con
tinued. Nick McQuinn, disorderly,
fined $25 or thirty days in prison.
Edward Davis. drunk and disorder
ly, fined &c; paid. Joseph Kaiser
same charge, fine of SIS 30; paid.
John Miller, same charge, fined SOS
and sent to prison. The latter delin
quent became partially delirious after
his arrest.
Before justice iStiHsoa--James Nc.
Keever brought suit against Frank
Behmo for civil damages, resulting
from assault and battery remnant Of
the Hartlino Convention fights. AT
last reports. Esq. Stinson reported
himself as hungry jury.
Before Justice Walker.-Charitv
johnson was fined IS 10, on the com
plant Of Belle Davis. for provoking.
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THE PIcVIc To-DAY.-It- Is

THE PIcNIc TO-DAY It Is due
to Col. Wehler. Of the Committee Of
Arrangements. to say that he handed
in his advertisement in time. but ow-
ing 10 the pressure on our columns,
the matter was crowded out. Tue pic
mic, TO day. will be a grand success. as
it ought to be, and will result in the
realization of handsome sum for the
German Relief Fund.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-20

F5r os1sr IslosT Iteas See TAfrd rage.


The only arrival last night was the
Mary Miller. from Cairo, at u: 10,
with an excellent trip......The Ev-
ansville left for Bowling Green.
stuffed to repletion,........The City Of
Evansville took out an immense trip,
but was only drawing a little over 81
feet. She was full of passengers~....
The Pine Bluff dropped down 20 Hen
derson, and took back the delegates
from the Democratic Convention.....
The Mary Miller will probably go to
the bank for the present, but Captain
Liter will not DO long idle."......The
Mallic Ragon goes to Cairo to day.
manffesis.
Manifest OF the steamer Mary Miller
from Cairo TO evansville September x0th
VIM Heilman. coil gum hose: Charles
Schaum T. Co. 1913 sacks bran, 50 sacks bar
ley: II II Umbie, ga sacks wheat; N Z
Corr q Co.. 4 Dbl whisky; x g. b. 2 bales cot
tons Henry B0Wles q co. hOTfe: Reilly q
HaDey. 9 pigs mdsei Babeoek q Steele, Z
H Bennington & Co. / box sundries; j
Runner Jr, bundles hagsi W BnpWa &
Co. boxes mdse.
REsMIP MEET.
Owensboro--2 bDls whisky.
Barnes L2adtng--2 boxes mdse, cock
| stove.
Dournanss Landtng-l7 lashings of rope
New AIbany-I anchor, 100 bars pig iron
20 pieces pig Iron.
bundles chains, 1 basket, pkgs tables,
CASKS, % kegs soda, ID caates ware
Vevay-I box mdse.
Cincinnatf-l circular saw.
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Belle then complained Of her hus-
band, John Davis. for living with
Charity johnson, as the law does not
sanction. and Justice Walker bound
him over in 500 to appear before the
Criminal Court. on the charge. Belle
then complained of Eliza Martin for
a similar offense. John again being
implicated, and the case was con-
tinued.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-20

THE Indianapolis Journal says the
papers Of this city are Rroth over the
census returns and demand a new
deal. Mistake, Mr.. Journal, only the
Van Ripper papers are mad over the
returns, because little Vans circular
to the bond buyers said there was
30 GOO, when there was no warrant for
the assertion.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-20
0oro papers &c so proud.

SEVERE AccIDENT.-Thomas Burns,
foreman il Armstrong's furniture
factory. was carrying an srmfull OF
cabinet stuff through the Factory
yesterday morning. when he accident
y fell into an opening 10 the floor
striking on one of the timbers that
cross the hole, braIsing his side and
arm badly. He was taken home and
DR.. Casselberry who atteuded him
says his injuries are not necessarily
dangerous
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-20

OWNER WANTED.-An owner is
wanted at the police Office FOR three
pairs of jeans pants which were found
in the possession of one David Styce,
arrested about three o'clock on Mon
day morning. The garments are
sound. and when taken, were clean
and damp as if just washed. and hav-
ing the appearance of having been
stolen from clothes line.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-20

RACE ON SATURDAY.-A race has
been arranged for Saturday. to take
place at the Fair Grounds. The con-
testants are to be Shakespeare and
Lady Alice. aud a lively time is ex.
peeted.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-20

PEasoNAh.-GeneraI e T. Wins
low, Of the Evansville & Carmi r. r.
Company, is at.the Sherwood.
a. J. Calkins, Esq, Of the Prince
ton Clarion, was in the city Yesterday.
Mr.. John Fl, Rodgers, one Of the
pioneer Republicans Of New Har-
mony. who has been spending the
summer at Rockport. did the jour
NAL the honor Of a pleasant call as ne
passed through the city on his way
homo. go
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-20

BAPTIST MITE. - Remember the
festival in the First Baptist Church
this evening. A goodly number are
expected, and ample preparation is
made to entertain all who may attend.
Be sure to attend. The object is a
good one. Admission only % cents.
Church on the corner of Third and
Cherry Streets.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-20

RLARNEx VS.. SoFr SoAP.-It is
generally supposed that ladies are
fond Of soft soap" but young lady
at the New Harmony Fair mistook a
fine specimen of that article for blanc
mango and put a spoonful into her
mouth. She don't like soft soap "a
bit" now, she prefers "blarney."
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-20

.@ Messrs. Wright. Hughes & Co.,
successors to Weldon Bros. & Co.,
have their first tobacco sale this morn
ing At 10 o'clock.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-20

rrr. Tba aalab~aAa1 SIT q -.----ai
cigars. A fne stock of the above
'brand" just received at Jim Hicks
"Opera House Cigar" Store.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-20

a. Virginia tobacco. Jim has
the ''best brands" We mean Jim p.
Hicks, at the Opera House" Tobacco
and Cigar Store.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-20

The BASIS OF CIVIL SoCIETz. Essays for
Young Men, on the honor and happiness
or Marriage, and the evils and dangers Of
Celfbaoy; with sanitary help Tor the At
Gatnment Of mans true posi1ion IN lie.
sent free, IN sealed envelopes. Address
HOW ARD ASSOCIATION Fox p Ph1la-
dalpE-as Pa uxeAU oAWem
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No. 1851
United States Marshal's Notice
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District OF IRdfana,

UNITED 5 sTATss % OF I A9T1sEIcA. SIS.
nv n EkEAS, libel of information
w was fled IA the District Court OF the
United States for the District of Indiana
on the hrst day Of September, 1870, by
Charles w alker, against the Steamboat
sam. Orr, her Boilers, Engines, Tackle.
Apparel and Furniture, seized az said Dis
trict, In q cause OF damages, civil and mar
itlme. and claiming damages in the sum
OF 800, and praying process against said
steamboat, and that the same may be
condemned and sold therefor
Now, therefore, In pursuance of the No
milton under the seal Of said Court 10 me
directed and delivered. do hereby give
public notice 10 all pera6lR claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or In any man.
ner Interested therein, that they be and
appear before the District Court OF the
United States, TO be held at the City OF
Indianapolis, in and for the District OF In
diana, on the 1st Monday OF October next,
at 10 O'Clock OF the forenoon OF that day,
then and there to interpOse their claims
and make their allegations In that behalf.
BEN. SPO0NER, Marshal u. 8.
by SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
Attest: J. ID. HoWLAED. CPk. SEPT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-20

BIsHoP ScoTT AT THE RINK.-Tbe
Bishop seems to have been overlook
ed By repors at the Rink. A friend
Of his dee!=res that he ought never to
20 again to wear himself out for the
amusement of the public and be over
looked by the reporters. He rushed
in yesterday to advise the bishop 10
sell his purple gown and Withdraw
from such gayeties hereafter.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-20
Corrected Time Table, Jane II.
CIT Ne ~ 81.
TIE Waafher.

The following is the thermometer
range for yesterday:
eA.r6..............8eo p
N0on...... .......76 0
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An EXQUISITE Standardized.
Buck With his Oaensboro Band,
treated the JoURsAL Office to de-
lightful serenade about two O. clock !
Monday morning. The Professos
making the air melodious with the
exquisite rendering Of the sweet mel
.ody. God in Mercy hear our prayer, !"
which i one Of those strangely sweet
pieces. somewhat akin to "Sgeet
spirit hear ny prayer. in lis singular
ity. The band had their handsome
new instruments Of which the Owens
boro papers are so proud.
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DO0ley's Bakimg Powder.

The standard reputation attained by
this unriYaled and infaIlible Yeast Pow
der durlng twelve years past, IS due to It's
perie'sL purity, nealthfulnesss and econo
N.Y. Put up In tins, actual weight, a.
represented, and VIII keep for years.
Baking Powders.
Sold by t3rocers throughout the United
States. DO0LEX BROTHER,
Manufacturers and proprietary
APPS d8m cod o9NeW Street, n. q.