The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-06
PICOLILI.

CIRCUS tickets for sale at ScOtt's.
TWELVE real estate transfers last
week.
WARREN's BAND at the circus to-
night.
THE Sherwood House robbers have
been indicted.
RIVERSIDE B. B. G. meets tonight
at the usual place.
Mr.. SoRENsoN only made five
couples happy. by issuing marriage
license to them this week.
THE Clipper. Ledger, Chimney
Corner, and other weeklies at the z.
o. News and Cigar Stand.
Mrs. MOVES school act is said
to be one of the finest pieces Of eques-
trian acting ever witnessed in this
country.
THE city was darkness after mid
night last night. The moon went
down at that hour, and the lamp
lighters didn't get up.
VIVA BLAcKMAN, black woman,
who has twice been in the peniten-
tiary, is now in Jail, awaiting trial for
the larceny of suit of clothes, worth
enough to send her for a couple of
years more, if convicted.
JEWELLERS on Fourth Street, near
the market, are very much relieved
by the new market regulations, which
exempt them from about half the
noise they formerly endured the
night preceding market days.
A FINNEGAEs' wake party went up
to RockpOrt on. the Pine Bluff last
night to attend the Democratic Con-
vention. The usual commissary stores
were taken-a small amount of solids
and large amount of fluids.
SOME time ago the Louisville CCw-
rier- Journal complained of having to
supply the Courier, of this city. with
copy. The Chicago Times would have
the same complaint to make now, if
they ever looked inside the Evansville
Courier.
Persons who arc fond OF behold
ing the curiosities of nature, can be
grati6ed to some extent, by examin-
ing the leg of a living frog under a
strong microscope, by which means
the circulation of the blood can be
plainly seen. Try it.
A WHEEL came off from a rocka-
way. while it was being driven along
Main Street, near Second. yesterday
afternoon, but the gentleness of the
horse prevented aay other. damage
occurring to either carriage or in-
mates.
BASE BALL games will be played
on the Evansville and Riverside
grounds this afternoon. Riversides
and other players rendezvous at the
corner of Second and Main Streets at
2:45, to go out on the street cars. Ev-
ansvilles play at 3 o'clock. Their
wagon will be at the usual place at
the usual hour.
A DRAYMAN named Myers had a
dozen sacks stolen from him early
yesterday morning, and as soon as he
missed them he repaired to a junk
shop, where he found them in the
possession of some negroes, who were
waiting for the shop to open. The
negroes gave up the plumber and
hastily departed.
A YOUNG man, who had absorbed
too much liquid lighting, distinguish
ed himself, few evenings ago, by en-
tering the residence of a respectable
family and grossly insulting the young
ladies thereof. A repetition of the
offense will either considerably hasten
his contemplated departure from this
city or get him frst-class thrashing.
The reported elopement in yester
day mornings Courier is denied by
the friends of the parties. The man
who is implicated is known to be in q
river town in Illinois, while the
woman is visiting her brother in an
opposite direction, and instead Of
having abandoned her child, has the
child with her. The only foundation
for the rumor are the surmises of
neighbors.
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