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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-01
ebaria's saIc-No 8.

1rRTTE OF AN ORDER OF
* 1sssfa issued out OF the office or the
-, - the Court of Common Pleas OF
1 xJIelI,aa,aS,,Irg County, Indiana, In favor OF
9tiSr Koch, zen, and against Henry
fnlIIP, tsr- Simon Sch mitt, John Kefl and
TTohn tschneider, Juliana Schneider Wiii'
on THURSDAY, DECEMBER ], 1870,
r,arvveen the hours Of 10 o'clock A ~. anu !
lH,fciock Pm OF said day, at the door 81 Tile
Court House in the City Of EyansvtIle' n
Tfrna. offer tors 50 e at Pubhe AucbloD, ths
fleuts aud Pufita ior fho term q seven
years OF the following descFloea hsaA ~
fsf- t0-Wits . -.--t /.
that part OF the northwest quarter Of
the a orthWest quartes or heetlon hnul ~
tyvenry-three t2}l, ia township Jumper -
.fs1 eafltb Of range hummer eleFgL vi WeAt'
kSinnded - follows Beginning at a point
an t5e vest line OF SAID quarter "a
eartfon fortv (f0j rods EOutn 81 the noEtu
=, ef.Is-oi--ler, aud running thence east SIX y
fa51 - fhence south thirteen ll3l RODS
-, .-9,e-fhfrd 90 rod thence west sixty
fsf's 80. thancs north thirteen tl8J rods
49,, Sseei'tilfrd 90 rod 70 the piace Of be-
-t-,-,f9-- ave acres more or less ia Wander
s ~, sar1n6v, Indiana.
~ - @bomfd said Rents aud FronG not
ii - q sum cuflcieut tosattstg said Writ
- roerq. ii win, at the same time and
- e-ilr FOR sale the Zee simple OF said
rreuises. No relief -., e..
~ PFAFELIN, sheriff ~. O..
DrEBY & KU1IEERi Att'ys for F!alhiin.
ucqa
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We ere grati6ed to learn that Seq
Rotary Boutwell, has made up his
mind to compel the payment by the
Pacific railWsy companies Of the in
torest advanced By the Government
on their bonds. IF he succeeds, he
does a benefit not merely TO the coun-
try at large, hut to the roads them
selves, whose bonds would probably
stand at par if their interest was
promptly paid by the obligors instead
Of the guarantors, as the published
statement Of incomes and receipts
proves can be done. Now that the
So1tnsrn Pacific has organized its
forceato make a raid on Congress this
Winter, We hope the North ern
Pacific viii be compelled to
q Get its liabilities. Perhaps, if
Il Understood that these cor
porations are only organized for
the purpose of fleeing the Govern
ment, end that they make no preten-
sion whatever to fulfill their OBJ
legations, Congressman will not be
quite Sc enthusiastic in voting sabsi-
dies. III however, this fact makes no
difference in their votes, it viii afford
their co.'s titueuts most favoFab BILE
occasion 1r figuring Of them he
Nhy and &c wherefore.
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FOB EOTH PATJHES, ERkCE LET
AVN TIN

USE "PERRY'S MOTH aud FRECKL
LOIION," the only Reliable and Harm
less Remedy for removing brown disco l.
oretIons from the Face. Prepared by Dr.
=. q. PERRY, 40 Bond Street, ". I. Sold bS
druggists everywhere. aprL-6m
~ For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLEe
on the face, use PeTT5's CoIlecto9te AID PM
pie Remedy, prepared only by DR.. B. Q
PERRY, 80 Bond Street, New York. Sold
everywhere. The trade supplied by whole
sale medicine dealers. lnolI d3D9 5pN
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FADUcAff 1NTFEHSITT ,---l ne COZ
ner stone oftbis new educational in
tituti0n vas aid on Tuesday lfter-
noon. We learn from the 1erald
that the building TO be s-.cted viii be
9 handsome edi6oe thiF.y-two feet six
inches vide by seventy three feet six
inches deep, and from outside. three
stories high, but divided from inside
into two stories. Il will canEsin six
Recitation rooms, and a large hall for
exhibitions, ia tLe lower story. be.
sides Library, APP aEatus and Labra-
tory rooms il the seoo5G story. The
exhibition room viii hold an audi
enoe Of I, 500 persons. The heieh Of
Tho has fron Aoor to oeiiius Is u
fy.si1ht leeE and from floor 20 Ola
thir,y-eight feet six inches. El lie
OF the building is Gothic, with 8 n
sard roof, covered with various d.
0red states. The building Will be
heated By hot air. The total height
from ground to top of enpola will be
sixty three feet.
We congratulate orr sister city on
this splendid addition to her sduca-
tional facilities. Il is a sign Of pro-
gress that viii do more to attract pop
ulation, wealth and refinement than
all the efforts Of her business mer
combined. The laying Of this corner
stone and the prompt completion o.
the building, viii make PaducaI
more interesting than ever to those
seeking new homes.
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DR.. schenck's Almanac, containing fun

The Healing Pool.
ESSAYS FOB Young MEN, who
- have fallen into vicious habffs and
now desire q higher life, and & bette
MANHOOD, with certain means of relief
for the afn1eted. Sent In sealed letter en-
velopes, free OF charge. Address, HOW.
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, PHILADEI.
PHIA, PA. seS2g
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nFrrIrg MARRTEn.

rse. ~ FOR 30 Nc MEN, on social
-.,giTs and tnE praHriaty or iulpropriety Of
asttfne mar Win sanitary help ior
49, ~ - Faai unnfcGd TOR mntrimomiai
f-s.-9.i T,ees send frea, ne sealed envelopes,
a,ffress HowAau Aa-ocIATIoH, Box n,
Fsttiadstpf1ie 10 senla-d&W3m
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RAra1sg Ea..at,,s asATR NJ

This splendid Hair Dye is the best 10 this
world Harmless, reliable, instantaneous ;
does not contain lead nor any tttcs}ie pos
son TO produce paralysis or death. Avoid
the Wanted and ueluslVe preparations
bOasting virtues they do not possess. Inc
genuine W. A. BatehelOr's Hair Dye has
had % years uutaru lghed reputation te
uphold It's integrity as she only Periec.
Hair Dve-Blaok or Brown. sold by 81
Druggists. Applied at ts Bord Street EeeW
YORK. italp
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me FatuT9 ofthe Republican Party

me Future q the Republican Partyl
I'D Mansfield, the veteran and
philosophical editor Of the Cincin-
nat Gqzetts. discusses at some length.
the Republican Party. and the Flu.
ture Of Politics" His article is
mainly in reply to the recent speech
Of Benjamin f. Butler, of Massachu-
sets, in which that distinguished in
dividual took the position hat
the Republican Party must get up a
war with England, or do something
else sensational and silly in order to
maintsin It's present supremacy. DIR.
Mansfield afrms that the SIN
pie question before the peo-
pie Is, and will continue 70 be,
Has the Republican, party i'd
niniste2ed the GoUsTnmeHt for he best
good OF The country, and for the pro-
motion of sand prjHciples2 This
1uestion@h be asserts, will not be salts
facsorily answered BY petty criticisms
or Gen. Grants appointments, or by
Larping on a few errors and short
coElings on the part Of both President
and Congress. he then proceeds to
show that the President and Congress
have honestly administered the af-
f-drs 5f the country for the best good
Of the people, and that no admiais-
ration, either in this country OF Eu-
rope, has succeeded so fully as
Gen Grants, in restoring the coun-
trv, in 50 short a time, to its
normal condition Of prosperity. He
says that, at the close Of the war,
nothing but debt. taxation and fnan-
gial stability was on everybody's lips,
All the present administration had
to face three most difficult pr ems,
viz.
IT, reduce the public debt so far
IS b. cOu3 be done without TOO much
-rlen on the present generation.
4. To reauce the lntoraa revenue
faxes.
s. 10 reduce the tariff 50 Jar as it
couI1 BE- done consistently With reve-
nue. on one hand, or the m ntenance
OF American industry on the other.
tAe aea tells bow Che party met,
-nt solved these prob ems. aad we
rlota hlH 1oFa ill.y0n aa POINT:
These g ver bard arohlems,
4c lA-'taan party las met
lA ii Gas nied w,tr hem
sLaIly. lhe preFE vs. the
aetna EsulE aEn We ll1eF fhara Il
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ESSAYS for 0unn Men, on Eh3al 49,
Mental Enar TattaA--lOss OF bodiiy N+eoti
courage, and alupitiou = tLla cause 80
cure-wtth sanitary aid for llt9 ioente 80
Responding. sent free 70 essettg14 49, @4rttts3F
Srea address, HOWARD Asalg 4 1919
80 - pnltarf-f4s1tfa Pa. mas I'm so n
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NOTICE!
CARPENTERS. CABINET &
CHAIR MAKERS.
LOOK AT THESE PR Els

1UUA Al IaEoE Z ES1 Go.
GENUINE DIs3ToN's 20
IN. HAND SAWS, SL.9o
GEN UIN e SPEAR &
JACKSON &c IN. HAND
SAWS, $40
q e n q I II z SPEAR &
JACK ON % IN. RIP
PING WIS, $2.25
Ohio T00l Go. Plan s.
SINGLE SMOOTH, go
DOUBLE D.. rs
SIN GLE JACK, rs
DOUBLE JACK, 90
ALI other Planes in proportion.
Butcher Saw Files, 3 inch.
3 IL inch, q a "a 4 Ia In.
Is GEMS each.
Bradbury's SpokesuaVos, 2
1noh 45e; 2 IL inch 55c;
3 inch Csc.
We offer all our HARDWARE to
Cash Buyers
At Extraordinary Low Prices.
We have now in STOCK the VERY BEST
toF SOLID CAST STEEL FRAMING
CHISEI.s and AUGURS. made in the
United States. Call and get bargains.
FRED. P. STRAUB q 90,
No. 81 Main Street.
Sc 23 SIGN OF THE BROAD-AXE.
[Demokrat, Courier. and Union eopy.l
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Minnssota-the land Of lakes.
Scotland-the land o. oakes.
1reland-the land of wakes.
Greenland-the land of fakes.
Spain-theland Of rakes.
Australia-the land Of makes.
j ersey-the land Of aches.
Blorida-the land Of snakes.
Peru-thc land of quakes.
Missouri-lhe land of shakes.
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[ No. 1881
United States Marshai's Notice.


UNITED STATS OF f AMS,EEIcA. IS:
EWTHEREAS, a libel of information
w was iIed IN the District Court OF the
United States for the District of Indiana,
on the 18th day OF Oetobsr, 1870, by Thomas
NJ. Browne, Esq, District Attorney, on be-
half Of the United states. against $500 CT
CARS, seized at said District for an alleged
violation of the revenue laws, and pray
ing process against said property, and tina
the same may be condemned and sold
therefor.
Now, therefore, IN pursuance OF the Mo-
milton under the seal OF said Court to me
directed and delivered, I do hereby give
public notice 70 all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, OF 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 IN
IN and for the District Of Indt-
ana on the first Monday OF December
next. at 10 O'Clock or the forenoon ofthat
day, then and there TO iuterp0ss then
claims and make their allegations In
that be- alf
BEN. SOONER, Marshal u. s.
Aelegf ]. u. Rowland. DIfir. uOv8
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PINPLRR an HHEFE0K-

For Comedones, BIack-wor1ns or Grubs,
Plmply Ernptions and hlotohed disigura-
lions on the face, Use PerrV'B COmedOne
and Pimple Remedy. Sold by all Dug
gists.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

Livery Una his OWH OOobSA'
A private Instructor for m arrted persons
or those about to be married, Dotu male
and female, in everything conceI mig bnSS
physiology and relations of our sexual
system, and the production and proven
lion OF offspring, ineluctng al me ne "
discoveries never before given : e ne s-tl
This IS really valuable aud tnterestlng
work. Il is written in plain language Ior
the general reader, and is illustrated " lth
numerous euRrav1ngs. All young married
people, or shoBe cOmtem plating marriage
and having the least impeachment 10 mar
closes secrets that every one should De
acquainted with; still it u DOCK Anat
must be locked up and not lie aQOus Ans
house. il viii be sent 90 any address On
receipt of nfty cents. Address DAts n a.
YOUNG. No. ZIG Spruce St. above FouFthI
PhfIadelphia. nov22-5m
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FRAMfNG NOTICE

TIME UNBERsEGNED HAVING re-
3 turned 70 Evansville, Is now prepared
TO take contracts Tor
Building Hridg es,
Or any kind of heavy or Intricate FRA AZ
iAa, tRusi-bml IHos. GRANT.
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THE French prisoners in Germany
are not only to be employed in large
numbers on farms and in Industrial
establishments, as is already the case
in many instances, but in small con-
Germs, SO as to supply the scarcity Of
labor caused by the war in handieraft
and other occupations. The remu
nerations is fixed at half franc a
day, besides board and lodging. The
brewers and bakers of Cologne have
already selected assistants.
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THE New York Democrat makes a
calculation upon the political com
plexiOn of the United States Senate
Conoeding that the Democrats will
elect in every case when vacancies oc-
cur, they will have a majority in the
Upper House in ten years from date
Nothing like being forehanded in
these little matters.-Ind. journal
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NSVTLLE.
Is prepared to Gum, Straighten, Reoooth
and perform Repairs on SAWS of every
description. All repairs warranted to be
well done. In connection with this, he
Will receive orders for Large or Small
CIRCULARS, of the best English Cast
Steel, at the lowest market prices.
All Saws sold by me warranted. saws
fled and set, Particular attention paid to
cumming and strengthening large Circular
Saws. Orders from distance promptly
attended to. Address z. o. Box Al, Evans
willie, Ind, novI8-lm
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COIdse ASthmaq
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGH,
And all other Diseases of the Lungs,
Bronchial Tubes and Wind Pipe,
And for Pains in the Breast ana Side.
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VINCENEgE, Sept. IS, 1870
1 believe Jardella's 5ALsAM or WILD
CHERRY AND TAR to be an excellent IN eUi-
cine for colds and coughs, for which have
tried il \. BOWERS,
Pastor nf r.
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Cincinnati Markell.

BY Telegraph.1 CINcrNNArr. Ar,rif ia.
FLoUR-Steady and unchanged. 1sf.faIss
WHEAT-Lfght supply and moderate de-
mand at SI10@Il2. $50. = y NC
CoRN-Dull and lower at S4a88e..If,l -,
4 OATs-Unchanged at 54@69c - -
II RYE-Steady at 90@95e. ,-r---s--.
BAKLEY-SOg95cf for spring ac ID 81 OO,a 1 o.
for fall. - O0e5AV "
CoTToN-Flrmer and UNCHANGED. mid
ding 2lsz. AL @S A1Aes
WHTSKY-Ftrmer, closing at e7aaSc
MESS PoRK-1rregular; sales az 90o lal.4s
cholce city brands at S28 50. and r,rSfrer11
brands offered at S25 Is.
BULK MEAT5-Firm,s but auiet. ahopl.
ders 1Ozzi sides 1354, AZ and I5c' for rflo
clear rib and clear. 80 7T'>t -o0 AOA AiO'
BACoN-Ftrm and in fair demand for
clear ri sides, but few ont of SMOKE. tbexy
could FIRING 15sS, but are held at I6l[. shoniS.
ders sold at IIszgI2c, chIely the latter
LARD Quiet: city rendered 15s<a1sc for
kettle RENDERED; no steam rendefed offers
BUrrER-Dull FOR an but uboiea fresh
which is scarce. and brings 33a35c 80
EGGS-Du1 at I7c, shtppeIs' count -les
LARD OIL-Flrm atS1 25QI D. -.s-
-LINsEED OIh--DnA at o0a92c
CLOVER SEED-Scarce and firm at I60
'l6L. 81 - -SS
TIMOTHY SEED-Scarce and but little in
market; Il sold at seG6 . per busheI. -
GoLD-ll3 buying.
ExCHANGE-Scarce at mar buxfn0 and a
shade higher IS paid. -.
MoNEY-The market Is easier.
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- EASTER MoNDAY.-To- day is Eas-
ter Monday, which viii be celebrated
by most Of German-Americans, as
we'll as their brethren in the Kater-
land as general tee day. .,g.regT
/. After the fast Of Lent during
which the Catholic Church, prohibits
all feasting or merry makings. it is GUS
tomary among the Germans, (follow
ing the ancient customs of that
church, } TO mark the closing festival
season before Lent, by carnival and
there-opening thereof. on Easter Mon
day, by balls and other festivities.
In this city it viii probably be gen
orally observed by the Germans
Neither the Union nor Densokrat will
issue any paper on Tuesday, on 40,
count itsqbserEanee blythe German
typos. masts els.ss4a
In the evening there will be the
Cigar Makers Ball at National Hall
Holfelderr & Seemang will give an
evening entertainment at Masonic
Hall;i and nearly every German sa,
loon keeper, will spread sumptuous
lunch, well besprinkled with Easter
eggs-,3sa,gsq -asrim9 5soast6 so
As religious holy day it will be
observed by appropriate services in
nearly all the German churches, and
In some Of the others. o.a8aI Ill aot
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R III " z r II Il w q
For Other River fledii,si 3 See g THIRD Faye

The weather since Saturday even
ing has been Of the most iuclement
and gloomy charaeter-about6 o'clock
Saturday evening in commenced rain
ing, but soon changed to snow-a
} severe snoW-storm prevailing all
night, and up to IL o'clock yesterday
not less than six inches of snow fell,
chiefly melting as it fell. The mer-
curry yesterday morning, was down to
4O0, but by noon had raised to 81,
and all the snow had disappeared.
During the afternoon it grew partly
clear, but heavy black Wintry look
ing clouds gathered and the night
was dark and drear. The river dur
ing the stwenty-four hours ending at
5 P. NJ. yesterday, had fallen seventeen
inches. the recent rain and snow haE-
ing checked the rapid decline.
The arrivals and departures since
PM Saturdaysizitlh dst the Idlswild,
to Cairo; Clara Scott, to Wabash Riv-
err; Lewellin, to Nashville; Evans
vile to Woodbury.; Morning Star. to
Louisville; Quickstep. from Cairo /;
LeClaire. PASSPORT to Louisville; Tar
ascon, Louisville to Henderson;
Champion, CINCINNATI to st. Louis ;
Hartford from Green River; Pine
Bluff, from Cannelton. J4u
The packets, on Saturday, all1took
out excellent trips,-,s.r.-The Idlewild
was crowded with people. She ran
out of sight from opposite the foot of
Main Street in 5 minutes and AZ Sec
onds, which, at this stage Of water.
and by the channel necessary to run,
is excellent time...".... The Quickstep
had aslight trip in. She arrived at
midnight Saturday.....;Phe LeClaire
had a fair tripa....."The Champion
was fully loaded, and had a fair pas
sengef list She added, family of
emigrsnts, several other passengers,
and q small lot of freight here a.......l
The Tarascon had medium trip of
freight 81 but was fpli Of people.
Among her passengers were Capt. R.
H. Woolfelk, eSuperiHtendent of the
line, and Capt. Joe Bunee, late May
or, Of Louisville, who came down as
we learn, to appraiSe igthe steamer
Ouickstep......The Hartford had fair
triIp, il from Green Rivet3F she returns
to that stream to-day At II. NJ. ,g.......
The Pine Bluff Arrived at 8P.M,
with. very fair trip....s...-Gaptain
Vanmeter will retire from the COM
araEefg l5stHsN tt1ph- tllD fes.l
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tanders are given.


TOBACCO SA1E.-Wefdon Bros. &
Co. sold on Saturday % hhds tobae-
at the following very fac and id
vanced prices 9 ,hhds frosted Jugs,
So 30 to 6 80, 5Acoulmon to good heavy
Tugs 81 20to 8 40; common to good
common leaf, So 40 to 10 co., 2 com
mon wrappers, $14 80 to 10 IS. Sew
eral buyers from other markets. were
present. but said they could sec it,
in paying such prices. The Femark
was several times made that we. had
the liveliest set of buyers Of any
market West, This firm will sell an
assortment Of tobacco this morning at
the Planters warehouse at 10 o clock.
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B9 Rowdyism came near getting
deserved punishment in Lamaseo,
yesterday, when burly loafer showed
a colored girl from the sidewalk.
A muscular typo being witness of
the act, made the scamp cringe to get
rid of merited thrasbing. ai0 So
A few evenings since. another of
those cowardiy scamps showed an old
colored woman off the walk near. the
Opera house. They were both care
full to note that no police were near
before showing their valor.
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NeW York Dry Goods Market.

By telegraph NEW York, April l0.
There is lite change la this branch OF
business to-day, with moderate Inquiry
atuniform rates, for domestic fabrics, but
some classes of imported stuff goods, ging-
hams, &c, are held with more frmness.
In fact, ali thin fabrics adRpted for ladies'
wear are commanding much higher prices
than recently. Dress goods which sold
down to l71zc, are now Baleable at 221z0
H1zc. ColoTed satins, or4trimmings, have
advanced from 81 rs to 81 per yard. These
goods sold down as low as III % by auction
at one time during the Season. Poplins
have adHanced rom 300 to SlsO71z0l 10.
Ja.pahHs q. and ALI SUM meF dress good, ex-
cept trashy fabrics are decidedly fl mer
and more saleable. Domestic eottons are
without much change, except brown drills,
which. are. dull end depressed Cerlat Ia
styles Of standard brancs are offered in
1m all qnantities as low as i455se, bat i51zc is
about their real Yalue. DaED -es@A#9tf
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..s,ul914s tt.ai' -' a''" Or
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FOUND DROWNED.
An old citizen Missing for a Week.
His Body Found EIOatIDg in The aver,

The body of Mr.. Jacob Hermann,
ST., whose mysterious absence the
city papers have published. was found
yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock,
floating in the river near the sewer
mouth, and close to the causeway APP
preaching the lower Pigeon Creek
Bridge.
When found, the foot of the corpse
was caught on some brush that pro-
jected few inches out of the water,
and the action of the waves, caused
by a passing steamer, threw a part of
the body in sight, and attracted the
attention Of gentleman in the neigh
borhood, who drew the body ashore
and sent a notice to the Coroner.
A crowd speedily assembling, the
body was recognized as that of Mr..
Hermann. s5 Ill .La5 Ger 81 q
Coroner Sauer arrived about five
O'clock and held an inquest, at which,
in addition to the facts above stated,
the circumstances of Mr.. Hermann'e
illness and supposed partial delirirm,
led them to bring a verdict of aeei-
dental drowning, it being supposed
thatin his delirium he wandered t.
the river in the night. felliin aud Jwai
drowned. .silis a3.t nQli otii'
There were nelmarks of violenc'
found upon his person. nor anything
/ to indicate that he had in any iva!
way. been foully dealt with. Elevel
dollars and forty Eve cents were foun'
upon his person, .Jai# saH ai1as
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"a viii the Courier explain what
il means by its mysterious hints about
the Chicago man visiting thelextrem-
ity of the Street Railroad" etc. j..
@. Sehweizer, claims to be from Chi
cago; is the caterer of Main Street.
the person meant? Do the squibs
mean anything more than a successful
effort to show how nearly destitute of
brain the writer of them is? .m1s