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The Evansville journal., 1870-07-21
straight Line Railroad.

A meeting of citizens in favor
ofthe Straight Line Railroad, was
held last night. at the Office Of Messrs.
Shackelford & Parrett.
Mr.. Isaac Keen was called to the
chair, and the reporters of the news
papers were made Secretaries.
General Shackelford briefly ex-
planned the objects Of this meeting to
be the arrangements for a series of
Ward meetings to advocate the prop
osition for the city TO take $500, 600 of
stock in the proposed railroad.
Messrs. Hiram e. Read, Doctor j.
w. Compton, w. J. Dallam and W.
E. French were appointed commit
tee to select times and places at which
the meetings should be held.
After a short absence they reported
the following list:
Friday evening-A. j. Gillette's gro
Gerry, corner Fourth and Oak Streets,
and Central Market.
Saturday evening-At the Court
House.
Monday eveniDg--Baumgartner's
corner of Third Avenue aud Eighth
Street, ana Blackford's Grove, at the
head of Eighth Street.
Tuesday-Grand rally at the Court
House, and at Alexander's store. In
dependence.
Mr.. 81. E. Read was authorized to
engage music for the meetings
General Shackelford. R. e. Read
and Col. Buchanan were instructed
to get up posters for the meetings.
Mr.. Read said be was having map
of the proposed road made for the
use of the speakers at those meetings.
On motion of Mr.. Read Messrs. Dal.
lam. French and Lanphear were ap-
pointed a committee TO select speak
ers.
On motion of Col. Buchanan a
committee of FIVE. consisting of
Messrs. j. Gavisk, j. Rankin, George
Bingham, Peter Racine and William
Rahm. Jr, was appointed to report
RalIying Committees, at the meeting
at the Court House, on Tuesday even
ing.
Messrs. Read and Gavisk argued
earnestly in favor of the extension of
our railroad system. Two or more
railroads to the eastward would make
1t better for the city and the roads.
A city that depends on ore railroad
for its communication with the East
must be content to remain tributary
to that road.
The meeting adjourned.
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Rev York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, July 2O
CoTToE--DulI; sales OF 1,OsO sha:es at zoe
for middiing.
FLoUR-Re efpts of 1874 bbIs: moderate
ly active; sales of % 500 bbIs at s. 1906 so
for surperhne western and state: SO 45d6 80
for common to good extra do; SO 9Oa7 25 for
good to choice do; Sc 50a7 for common to
good extra Ohio: SO 75G7 go for common to
choice white wheat western extra; SO coo
8 so for common to choice extra st. Louis (;
market closes 10 925c lower on shipping
and10a15c better on family.
RYE FLOUR -Flrmer; sales of 500 bbis at
Cons MEAL-FIrm: sales OF 40 bbIs at
% 2o@6 for western s6 l096 Is for Brandy
WRIsKY--Firmer; sales of 400 bbls at
81 02cGl O31z.
WHEAT,-Receipts I45.O6s bushels: fairly
active; all classes 3I4c lower: sales of 1881
600 bushels at 81 559l 60 for No. Spring.
the latter choice closing at 81 55gl SO; 81 43a
lou for No. Milwaukee, closing at 81 as for
Tor NO. spring; 81 l5fal % for rejected and
mixed spring: 81 5j@1 631S for red and am
Der western; closing at 81 90: 81 5sgl 6S5S for
red and amber state: 81 75a1 so for white
western; 81 80 white state 81 50 for amber
Canada in bond.
CoRS-ReceIptsl lOI .075 bushels; 2a3c bet
ter; active; sales OF 1884, 900 bushels IT 81 O8@
Os1z; 81 l2Cal Is for yellow: 81 1871 % for
white; OI2c for unsnund,
OATS-hece pts 32,254 bushels; firm and
more acuYe; sales 1900 bushels at 6iac0c
for western, very choice; 67a7Oa73c for
Ohio and State; Gle for poor Ganada. 7o5
Tic for Pepnsy lVania
PoRK-Held higher; sales 400 barrels at
80 S4g3l for prime: S22 50a24 for prime
mess; also 500 barrels mess at S3l so last
half OF August and September.
BEEF-More active and flrm; sales OF 500
barrels at Sl2@l6 for plain mess: elB0I9 for
extra mess; tierce beef noninaI: beef
hams neglected; mlddles held higher l5X
Ice for clear. -
LARD Firm at I6sI61zc for city; I7a171kc
Tor Wesf etn steam, I7J%c for kettle: alsn
Z99 D. uerces July, August, and September
., BgTTEE--steady; lss27c 70. western; 2Os
82c for slate.
CHE sE-Dull; 7dI4Izc.
:, CoFFEE-Dnll and unchanged; sales o s
bond; average IL 10-lo0c
SUGAR-Eirm and qui t sales 4S9 hhds
Tuba and Porto Rico at 10alO5<c; 7sO boxes
at lie.
fined Csc.
FREIGHTs- Firm; TO Liverpool / 500 bbIs |
nOnr per steamer at a. z. 500 bushels wheat |
at Ia TO London 400 brls flour per eail |
az % 81: $4,000 bushels wheat on private /
Terms 10 Cork orders equal to 7 200 quar-
ters wheat at IS. To an inland port " brig |
Win 10000 cases petroleum aU 27c To |
British ports orders equal TO 75, 600 barrels |
EXPORTS Total value OF exports for the /
week SfsobI ,4t6. Among the exports for /
me week are 4 857 barrels -four; 293 226 /
bushels Wheat; 20.55l bushels corn; $500 I
gallons lard oil; 10000 gallons petroleum; |
az carers pork: $40 barrels and BAL tfeTces /
peer I69,lIl pounds cut meats; 1900 lbs
lard.
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Sf. LOnia Market.


By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, July 20.
ToB &c -O-Steady: sS99 so for common
leaf; Sl2g20 for fair to good manufacture
ing.
CoTToS-Nothing doing.
dressed.
RoPE-8dS1S.
BAGGEEG-30c.
FLOUR Unsettled and held higher, and
stock light: fail superfine 81 75G5 90; X
80 2505 so; Xxx IS 1915 25: xxx So % as IS
family brands S7dS.
WHEAT-Opened 3a5c higher with some
Specu alive demand, but before the close
the advance was lost; No. spring 81 0715
al -; No. Kew red fall 81 32%9l 35; No.
do 81 sS9l As.
CORN Dull and urchanged; choice
mixed and p ime yellow soc; white 81 0 q
los.
OATS Dull at 5Og53c for old; 67@6sc for
new.
RYE-UnchaDged at 8)G82c.
WHISKY Firm at 81.
SUGAR Higher at I21z9Is1z for prime to
ch dice.
MoLAssEs Unchanged at 40G68c
COFFEE Higher, RANGING at 20 922c.
Pork Firm at s3la3l 90.
SHoULDERS-LoOsed dry salt I3L.
BACoN-Firm and higher; I4Ldl4s< for
shoulders: clear rib lT5z; clear l81zglssz.
LARD-Firmer and held higher; pine
steam sold at l55z; choice l6@l6L.
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The meeting adjourned.

RECORDERS CoURT.-Billy Saber-
ton. the octogenarian youth whose
folly leads him to get on batter :"
half a dozen times a month. got So 65
for disorderly drunk.
A colored man named Green was
fned $14 o. for keeping an unlicensed
dog.
Edward Hicks, man of sixty FIVE
years, charged with being drunk. was
discharged on his promise to leave
town.
Samuel Adams, George Ferguson,
Robert French, and John Long were
fined $17 65 each and sent to Jail. for
playing seven up" at a quarter a
corner. at Hamburger's. on Water
Street.
Joseph Thompson, who was ar
rested with the above four, was dis
charged, as ne proved to be only
stakeholder.
Minnie Brown, a very good looking
German girl, was fned 81 10 for pro-
voking Mrs. Gerichs. This was a re-
taliatory measure. Minnie having tes-
titled against one of Mrs. Gerichs's
tenants, on Tuesday.
Minnie. although as fair as women
generally are, is oaid to be the wife Of
a colored man.
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JUMBLEs.

O'KEANE and Mary Warner at the
Opera House tonight.
CARMoDY's crystal palace ap-
proaches completion.
PRUssIAN recruiting in this city has
been suspended.
THE Equalization Board are hard
at work.
The Evansville Base Ball Club
played yesterday.
CHOLERA infantum prevails in the
city.
All Italian quartette, with two
harps, violin and flute, are making
some excellent music about town.
THE Goarier's report of the Ger
man meeting, on Tuesday, night says
Speeches a0as made"
THE storm of Tuesday scattered a
good deal Of the gathered grain, and
blew down few signs.
THE summer nights festival at the
Artesian Spring Park, to night, ought
to be well attended.
The weeklies and magazines will
come to the Postoffce News Stand at
noon to day.
The eolcred people of Indepen-
dence are trying to raise money to
build a church.
A FIGHT between two littls girls,
was a feature on Fourth Street, yes.
terday. Tears in their eyes and tears
in their calico, were the result.
IF a man can be punished for sleep
ing on his own door step: why
don't the police arrest the market
men who sleep on the sidewalk.
The Tobacco Banquet on the 9th
promises to be mcst brilliant affair.
The receipts for the Banquet sale are
simply enormous.
ANOTHER child slipped into the
mouth of sewer on Third Street,
yesterday. but was helped out again
by its little companions.
THERE is bad patch of plaDk K walk
across the gutter on Church and
Cherry Streets, that may cost the city
law suit.
Dr.. MULLETHAUsEN would like to
hold post nortem on any one who
questions the wisdom of the Water
Works Committee.
IF any one is credulous enough to
believe that John Randall is an attache
of the JOURNAL. and trusts him on
that account, they are welcome to do
so. but the confidence and the whisky
will be wasted.
A DENIZEN of Independence, who
is not as remarkable for his veracity
as for his loquacity. relates that his
family are so fond of the fat Of the
land" that although it consists of but
three persons, they consume al the
butter made from one cows milk, and
buy eleven pounds a week beside.
His annual supply of lard he says, is
four hundred pounds.
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HANDSOME BooK-KEEPINe.-Mr.
Joe. B. Elliott Of the Auditors Office.
is now about half through the work
of making up the delinquent tax list,
a long, tedious aud very intricate
task, but one that under his hands,
becomes actually thing of beauty to
look at, except where the figures
therein may look formidable to the
tax payer. The task of making up
these lists would be almost o end
less one. were it not for an ingenius
device of Mr.. Aug Brauns', the Dep
uty Auditor, by which the amount
of tax for the different townships on
any sum is arrived at in an instant.
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RfVar Dianaiola.,.

PITTsBURG, July 20.-The Monongahela
marks snow feet inches al noon 10 day.
a rise of about foot aince yesterday out
Arrivals none. The Camelia. for st. Louis,
departs this evening Boats in port-Mol-
lie Ebert, Messenger. Mary Davage and
barges, and Ironsldes. Weather intensely
hot with indications of heavy thunder
storm. Thermometer 99o at noon.
PrrrsBURG, July 2O.-Had a heavy rain
this afternoon. Monongahela feet q
inches and rising. Departed-Camelia for
Louisville. Boaiis In port-Ebert, Messen-
ger, Davage and Iron Sides.
CINCINNATI, July .-Arrived-LeOnora
No. 2, fronl Madison. Departed Leono;
No. 2, for Madison; Anna, for Madison.
River feet inches.
Robinson, from ST LouiS, and departed for
Cincinnati. River falling with 4 feet in
the canal and 2 feet in The chute; Rates
will go hiSher as the water recedes. The
weather is clear mercury ranging from 90
to 970.
CAIRO. July 2O.-Port List-Belle Mem
of Evansville, Evansville packet 3 n. /;
Pink Varbie, Arkansas River to Cincin-
natl 7; Allegheny Belle. Cairo to PiItsbuTg
z. The river fell one inch. Weather clear
N ercury 8S0
ST. Louis, July 20 The weather con-
tinues dry and hot. Mercury 92o at noon !;
at 3 p NJ. 1902; at Pm. 94o. Arrived: Rob
Roy, st. Johns, and Sheridan, from Keo-
kuk; Atlantic and barges, from New Or
leans; City of Cairo, from Vicksburg:
Nick Wall, from Shreveport; Beardstown,
from Peoria; w. j. Lewis, from Kansas
City; Champion, from Cincinnati De-
parted: Rob Roy and st. Johns, for K co.
kuk; Nafchez. for New Orleans; Grand
Tower, for Memphis; BeardstoWn, for Pc
oria; David Watts, for Tennessee River (;
Lake Superior, for st. Paul: Post Boy. for
Kansas City; Abeona, for Cincinnati.
River falling. Weather clear.
NASHVILLE, July 2O-River rising with
5 feet large on Harpeth Shoals. Weather
warm and raining. Departed: Ella
Hughes. to Cairo.
MEMPHIS, July 20.-W Gather clear. Mer-
curry 92o. Barometer 1913. River:declining.
departed-Leonldas aud Henry Ames,
New Orleans; MAJ bile City and Liberty
No. 4, st. Louis
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The justices, Courts.

Before James T. Walker, Esq
The cases mentioned in yesterdays
paper were settled by fning Jacob
Bloodshaw for his misdemeauor, and
the payment of the costs in the other
cases. The whole sum being $27 TO-
In referring to the matter yesterday.
Constable Donahue was credited with
the arrest, when it should have been
Constable Alfred Hitch, and the cases
were located in Union il stead of Scott
Township where they occurred.
Before T. McTernan, Esq. = VIM.
Newton complained that Geo. Hoff
had assaulted him. The evidence
proved. that Mr.. Hoff only expelled
him from his house for being drunk
and disorderly. Mr.. Hof was dis
missed.
VIM. Haughton, a colored man,
was fined 81 % for provoking Nina
Buetner.
A complaint against Emma Haugh-
ton for a similar ofense was dis
missed.
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sPECEAL NoTTCEa.
Consumption.

The Three Remedies. nHCHENCH'g EsIa.4
HoNIo sYRUP." for the cure OF Coughs.
Colds, Bronchitis and every form ol Gone
sumption. The peculiar action OF this rneds
icine rtpens the ulcers Ia the lungE proc
notes the discharge Of the corrupt raaIteE
by expectoration. Purfhes the blood. and
thus cures Consumption, when every otneE
remedy failE.
"sohenck's sea-Weed Tonic" for tda
cUre OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and au
diseases arising from debility. Thh tonic
invigorates the digestive organs, supplies
the place OF the gastric juice When tlai is
defioients and then enables the patient ta
digest the most nutrioious food Il I1
sovereign rornedy for al cases of iudigasa
ton.
"sohenek's M Mandrako Pins" one or laa
most valuable medicines avsr disco craa
being a vegetable substitute for csloHsaf
and having all the useful propert azs
cribed TO that mineral, without prolue.ns
any OF It's injuriom effects.
To these three medicines DE-
Bohenok, OF Philadelphia, owes uu4
Fivaled success n the Treatment al puf-
monte Consumption. The Pulmonic syrup
ripens the morbid matter, disohargc1 III.
and purfies the blood. The Maudrans
AAA4 N@h AAF1A VIC AAN@Aa ANAAA0NA sH.A
BtructiOns therefOm, give the OF
healthy tone, and cure Liver Com alnt.
which Is one of the most prominent oluHaa
of Consumption.
The sea-Weed Tonic Invigorataa the
powers Of the stomach, and by siren T5hcu-
ing the digestion and bringing it % uor-
NAL and healthy condition, improve the
quality or the blood, by which meHug taa
formation or ulcers or tubereles lu The
lungs becomes impoHsible. The CON biuad
action Of hese medicines, as thr
planned, W tcUre every case OF Cor mUs
ton II the msdiea are used in time nad
the use OF the Is persevered in sur Ieul-
ly 10 bring the case TO a favorable term ire-
tion.
DR.. schenok's Almanac, coutainiuga f1u
treatise on the various forms Of disease,
his mode Of treatment, and genera
tions how 20 use bis medicine, can nc baa
gratis or sent by mail by addressing hfa
Principal once, No Is North sixth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Prioo or the Fulmonic Syrup and 1s
weed Tonic, each @ so per bottle, or tl 60n
aau dozen. Maudrake Pills. 25o. PEI bor
For scle BY All q ugeista and DEALER.
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ChlcaRO Market.

By telegraph CHICAGO. July 20.
FLoUR-Firmer at S. 75@7 90 for spring
extras.
WHEAT -.Flrmer for regular and fresh
receipts; 4d5c higher at 81 258l 25Z for
regular; this afternoon irregular at 81 25
cash 81 350I rs for seller August.
Consultative, closing at s9M@S95ze for
No. q; this afternoon 9l1S992c for seller
August.
OATs-Quiet and szglc lower, closing at
501Sc.
RYE-Fairly active, closing at Soc for
No.2
BARLEY-Dull and nominal.
HIGHWINEs-Dull at CSC for wood bound.
PRoVIsIoHs-More active; mess pork
$50: dIy sailed shoulders l3c.
LARD-l61zc.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-21

PERsoNAL.-P. w. Gillett, of Gill
lett. McCulIoch & Co.. manufactur-
ers of favoring extracts, Chicago. and
w. NJ. Clarke, Superintendent of the
Royal Baking Powder Company, New
York. were in the city yesterday, and
left last night for Louisville, on the
Morning Star.
Judge Barkwell, Of Rockport, can.
didate for District Prosecutor, was 10
the city yesterday.
j. III. Scott, the genial, has been
confined to the house for several days
from illness.
Joseph Morris, Esq, returned from
Memphis on Tuesday, after an ab
sence of several months. He will IL
main a few weeks here to cool off
Mr.. Morris will please accept our
thanks for late Memphis papers.
Hon. Thos. Z. Flaeler and Mr.. Hol
ly, of the Holly Works. Loekport.
New York. are in the city to com
plete the contract for the machinery
of the Water Works.
Recorder Willard writes that he
will be home to day to resume his
seat in the Police Court.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-21
nO0leT,s RakIng Powder.

The standard reputation attained by
this unrivaled and infaIiible YeasJ Pow
der during twelve years past, is due TO its
perfect purity, healthfulness, and econo-
my. Put up Ia tins. actual weight, as
represented, and will keep for years.
The quantity required tor use is from
one fourth to one-naIf less than other
Raking Powders.
Sold by Grocers throughout the-United
States. DOOLEH q BtOIH FIX,
manufacturers and Proprietors.
su23 dam col 6s New Street, n. Il.
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New York Dry Goods MARKET.
By Telegraph NEW YORK. J

By Telegraph NEW YORK July ~.
The trade still shows no symptoms OF
animation. Pr ces rule steady az 2ic for
New York mills; Muslins 2fo; Wamsutta
2IL: Manvtiie 2ec; Masonville l7c; New
market a 221z; Reynolds A A llK: Red
Banks IO1S. SprRgue's prints l1@Il% 70
fxncies; Pacific do. l11I: Prpperell brown
drills l5c Lancaster and Amoskeag Cling
Lynn au 49,.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-21

RIDICULOUS BLUNDER.-TheC COur-
ier causes its proprietor to appear as
having presided at the great German
meeting, on Tuesday evening.
The presiding officer was Mr.. Sam.
j. Loewenstein. and not DR.. L0nen-
stein. nor did DIR. Lauenstsin make
any speech, unless his remarks in the
debate on the proper method of trans
mitting the resolutions to Prussia,
can be SC called. The part taken by
the Doctor vas very modest one.
The Courier also reports MIR. Burk as
having made a speech This will be
neBsao Mr. Burk.
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NeR Orloans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, July %.
CoTTON-Dull and prices nominal: mid =
iug l79l75z; sales 600 Bales; net receipts SO
bales; exports 100 bales; stock 55 sos bales.
FLoUR-Firmer and demand fair: super.
foe s. 7596 90; x 60 25; Xxx Sc SO Xxx
So rs.
CORN Buoyant; m xed 81 C58i 125S /;
white 81 l50l ~.
OATS 6i967c. ..
HAY-Firm; prime S25926.
PoRK-Flrmer: held AZ t32
BACON-Flrmer for jobbinR: shoulders
15Hgl6c; clear rio ls1zgl0c; clear sides 1914
g2Oc.
HAMs-26c.
WHIsKY-90c46l OH.
STERLING-l34 4GI3fL.
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louisville Market.
By telegraph
LouIsvTLLE. July q

BY 1elegrapn-l LOULSVILLE, July ~
BAGGING Firm and unchanged.
CoTToH-Dul and lower: E9iddling l71zc
FLoUR-Xery active, but scarce; extra
family IS 50.
GRAIN-Quiet; wheat, 81 2O8l s5; corn,
81 l215: oats, 64c.
Provisions Very active and tending
upward; pork $50 so; bacon I45%, I75z aud
Is1zc; bulk meats, 1871, l654 AID l71zc; hams
sugar-cured, 24@241Tc.
LARo-l7Nc
WHISKY s8c.
ToBACco-Market more active and prices
firmer; sales Of l57 hngsheads at S500S5
for common frosted to bright manufactur-
ing.
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nD- We are sorry to learn that
DIR. Banning, whose stay in this city
hundreds Of our citizens will remem-
Der with pleasure. closes his Office at
No. 33 Third Street. on Saturday
night, the 23d instant. Those afflict-
ed with piles, prolapsus ami. rupture,
variococele. Affections of the heart,
throat. lungs, male or female system,
should not fail to see him at once.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-21
MemphIs Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, July 20.
CoTTnN-Quiet and firmer at l41zc
= FLoUR-FIrm superfine g.
Com 97c0sl 05.
OATS 60962c.
HAY-S2I922.
BRAN-S21.
PoRK-S32 90.
LARD Irregular.
BACON FINN; shoulders l514c. and sides
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BLOOD!
Look Out fer It's Impurity :!
FE YER AND DEATH !

The health of the body depends,
in great measure. upon the purity
OF its fluids. The blood is the funda-
mental principle of every organ: 1t
is so, so to speak, flesh, cartilage, bone
and muscle, in liquid form, and I'm,
pure blood can no more be solidlhed
into sound animal substances than
any of the actual poisons can be con-
verted into wholesome food
If the life current that runs through
the veins and arteries is contaminated,
something more than tonic is required
to restore the vigor of the debllItated'
invalid. Then how can the fiery de-
coctions known as bitters, which are
only weak tinctures heated up with
Guinea pepper, affect this great cur
rent of life, the blood, especially
when they contain nothing In common
with it?
CL9UD'S ISVlGORATING CORDIAL
is the only remedy which contains the
blood elements. Take it and COM
pare its wonderful effect with those
of tie enervatiug mixtures You have
been using. We will abide your de-
cision,
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-21

MEETING AT PRINCEToN.-Captain
II. Clay Gooding will address the cit
izens Of Gibson County, at Princeton,
on Saturday afteruo )n at 1 o'clock.
The call for the meeting having been
very widely circulated, large meet
ing is expected.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-21

A HEAVY SUIT THREATENED
Jim Mulligan, acting under the ad-
vice of some would be prominent
Democrats, threatens q suit against
Marshal Wunderlich and Deputy
Marshal McCutchaD, for damages
sustained by the beatings he received
at the hands of those officers, while
resisting their authority. Hadn't he
better sue Chief Mauntel for not
standing still when the brute was
biting him.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-21

Sun STRoKE.-Conrad Farr, car
penter. living on the corner of Tenth
and Division Streets, was overcome
by heat yesterday, and suffered what
apfeared to be mild attack of sun
strc.ke.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-21

ABUNDANT GRAPEs.-JohD Kip
pert, who lives on Ann Street between
Vine and Division, has a grape vine
that is the wonder of the neighbor-
hood for its fruitfulness. 1t bears
about a busbel of grapes, and does
not seem to be more than tWo-thirds
the usual size of full grown vine.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-21

Ba- 1t is plainly apparent that the
local editor of the Terre Haute Ga
Sette suffers by being SO far removed
from DR.. Clouds laboratory. While
enjoying the entree to that estab-
lishment" Clouds cordial" pre-
vented those humorous eruptions that
are apparent in the Gazette.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-21

BAR MEETING "A meeting of the
members of the bar was held yester-
day, to consider what should be done
by the lawyers in view of the estab-
lishment of a branch of the U. s.
Courts in this city. After some irreg.
ular discussion, committees were ap-
pointed to make such arrangements
as the occasion called for.
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ChoIce store Boom for Rent.

The fine four story store room in
Fosters Block, on First Street, ad-
Joining the First National Bank, will
be for rent on and after September 1.
Apply to JOHN W. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. ieA-
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-21

Broke HIS ARM.-Charley Nc
Corkle, son of John McCorkle, Esq,
while playing base ball. yesterday,
fell and broke his left fore arm. DR..
Morgan set the bones, and at tea-time
Charley was walking about the yard.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-21

TRANSPARENT CARDs.-Any one
who admires the beautiful in art,
should call and see the beautiful col
ored transparent cards at the Jour
NAL Office.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-21

THE OwENsBoRo MURDER.-Cap-
tain A. j. Gillette, who returned
from Owensboro yesterday. gives the
following particulars of the murd r
of Donahoe, on Sunday last:
1t appears that two men, named
Ballard and Brady, were at the house
Of widow to whom Donahoe was en-
gagged to be married, and offered the
widow some insult, for which Dona.
hoe ordered them out, when both
fired at him at once.
Brady, who has fed, boasted that
he bad killed Donahoe, and had killed
a man before.
Brady is desperate character. He
attended a negro ball, on the 4th,
and raised disturbance, when some
of the negroes shot him. He had
hardly recovered from the effects of
this shot when he got into the diff
ulty with Donahoe.
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-21

B~Was it Patrick or Peter BuTk
who addressed the German meeting
at the Court House on Tuesday eve
ming? Will the Courier tell?
The Evansville journal., 1870-07-21

BT Nine impecunious culprits came
before the Recorder for judgment yes
terday. Not a dime was extracted
from the lot.