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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-28
PIOOLILi.

THE Council meets tonight.
WEATHER like Summer yesterday.
FURRIN' news: Weber's adyer-
tisement.
THE police did not make a single
arrest yesterday.
THE term Franc tireur, in the
European dispatches. is rendered by
some free shooters" sort of French
Guerilla.
THE warm. Summer-like weather of
yesterday sent the mercury up to 48O
at z AN, to 680 at noon, and $50 at
6P.M. At noon it reached So in the
sun.
A YOUNG man named Glenn. Fisher
is reported to have had one Of his
hands badly shattered By the acci-
dental discharge of pistol, in Harris
Township, Posey County, on Satur-
day.
MR. BRIGHAM. Of w. @. Wier &
Co., explains that the reason why a
part of the Water Works trench on
the corner of Fifth and Division
Streets is left uncovered is because
there is yet short piece of pipe to be
laid there, which has not yet been re-
ceived from Louisville. A similar
reason is given for the openings left
in other parts of the city.
A LODGING house for poor way
farers, such as New York and other
large cities provide. is becoming a
necessity here. Nearly every night
applications are made at the engine
houses for leave to lie by the stoves
and sleep. Sometimes the applicants
are those whom COllyer classes as
Goods poor" sometimes 1.-The devils
poor" and sometimes by those who
are only temporarily classed with
either.
A MAN was found guilty of the
theft of ten cents in the Criminal
Court, on Saturday. at a cost to the
county of not less than thirty dollars,
and the sentence was ten days in the
county Jail. In any of the larger
4 cities, where such cases arise every
day, he would have gone for thirty
or sixty days to the workhouse on
the comprehensive charge of dis
orderly. at cost Of three or four dol
lars. Under this very convenient
charge, 'bummers" guilty of all man
ner of misconduct, from splitting to-
bacco on ladies' dresses, to attempted
felonies, are fined and imprisoned.
Would it not be we'll to adopt the
practice here, for economy sake?
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-28

CHRoMos.-Fish and Barter have
just received a new supply Of these
beautiful pictures, which they are
selling at greatly reduced prices. Call
and look at them. oct27 If
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80 aanafa

a special session is held At j. j.
Eahn'a Senate RESTAURANT, every
morning., ct which an oyster lunch IS
served. 9sls ana al serls ef game
daily. The best the markcf aGards,
of both daids ana solids every dag
az HE Sex ate I13 Main sa
~arstf
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-28

WTH f0rty-eight hours Of study
nd the kind assistance Of Aleck VIII
son. the Courier got OF q joke and the
Dsmokr1t laughed at it yesterday
morning.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-28

bE Take your Prescriptions to
Bridwell's Drug Store. corner Main
and Third Streets, and have them
correctly filed with pure Drugs.
nov l2-tf
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The Conrts.

CRIMINAL CoURT-Hon. @. Fl. But
ter1ield, presiding. - j Ohm MeGurk
was tried on a charge Of assault and
battery and acquitted; a nolle was en-
tered in another case against him on
like charge. He was tried on a third
indictment for a similar oEense, found
guilty and was fined one cent. The
latter verdict IS supposed to mean
guilty, but It served the other fellow
right"
Henry Caldwell was tried and found
guilty of stealing ten cents from the
cash. drawer Of some fusil oil dispen-
sary. His sentence vas q fine Of one
dollar, imprisonment for ten days in
the county jail and disfranchisement
for six months. Seeing that Henry
has but recently been enfranehised,
the latter clause in his sentence must
strike him heavily.
| RECORDERS CoURT-N. Willard
Esq, presiding Wm. Hight is a
gentleman from Padukey," at least
so he describes himself. William was
very drunk. and when locked up re-
+ venged himself by breaking the win
dow out of his cell. and throwing the
bed clothes about After vainly
warning him to keep quiet, Captain
i Griffith caused him to be tied, when
William began to blubber. You lis
wait till I ketch you in Padukey," he
cried ''IIl punch the liver out O. yer |
Yer dasn't fight a gen lsman far like
a gen'Ismanl I kin Whip the hall
composition eff yell on'y fight far"
The cruel police would not accommo-
date the gentleman from Paducah
and be lay in state until the fumes oi
the fusil oil Of Whisky Row evap
GRATED. a fns Of IS 50 was his re-
ward.
4 another, with tangled hair, tattereC
garments. blsared eyes, and a nos
tbat hung against lis face like 3 RAJ
on a peg. was fined the usual S. q
and SCAT to jail, foF q drunk.
3 PRAcrtcAL JoIuNa. When AM
{ che Is TOO stupid TO amuss himself 0,
7 others By SOY rational means, but hst
8 depraved longing for fun, he at
: tempta practical joke, and it yer.
seldom happens That The joke pos
{ sessss either wit. drollery or deeency
5 & faVorise habit wish BURNERS.
! bout town il to cell cut, Say
+ when scms person whom they con
osfFe 70 bs green, passes them
when. If gFeeny stops 70 see VII,
has aeeossed him tie sit contin
les tho conversation with MS mates
IF The exclamation we're not in
.eadsd to arrest BE attention Of th'
pa rty. Iiala boys following thl
/. ezamnl 81 e faii srewn hgm
81 ha Es Of caan
ha they stop
ag 3 green
as sarik
Hs ncaldeF o
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-28

Ia Hollands gold pens are the
best and cheapest - a0drTanted - at
Fish & Barriers. oct28tf
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Always on Hand During the Season
At the City Grocery.

Ab anu OAts WAOOOAJe
Turkies live and turkles dressed,
Your choice of game, tits nice and fresh
Oyster sauce and Celery crisp,
Win make you o nice Thanksgiving dish.
But is not bad to be taken at any
other time. Leave orders with
bergman 4 SHAFER,
n0v22 81 Third Street near Main.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-28

B~Mr. A. D. Lisle. from BO-
gardus' celebrated establishment,
New York, continues TO make those
splendid pictures, at Parkhill's, on
Second Street. near Locust. samples
of which are on exhibition all the
time. nov-24-1W
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-28

HrA fresh supply Of Fresh Lake
Fish. Prime Mush Fed Oysters and
Canada Celery, just received ~ ex-
press and for sale at w. Ruhe & Co.'s
Green Grocery, corner Second and
Locust. nov 1871
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FOUND.
corrected FlEae Table, November II.

n EADEss oWERsEIRT which the
~. owner can have b. calling st this
ldlee and paying for advertisement. 1t
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- o1EEB0DT HAS A CaPY OF
80 kahth's Evidences OF Prophecy
EFlaEgt aheT have borrow ed and forgotten
tc return Eney VIII confer q favor upon
41a owner by leaving the same Rt the
luEnai once nOF23
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MUSTCAT.

WErEsS R. THOMPSON. TEACHER
ALa q the GUITAR. For particulars, APP
plN tQ III aEEen q Lo1ynEtou. NO. 81 Main
&freRt n0yG3-d1w
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E. & c. R.R. MAILS.

Forenoon Mail closes at 10 AN.
Afternoon Mail closes at 400 Pm.
Mail arriving at Noon open at 12:45
PM
Mail arriving at 9:35 Pm. distri-
buted for Lock Boxes at 10:15 pm.
No other changes of Mails since
the issue of last Bulletin.
noV21-tfl JOHN w. FOSTER, P. NJ.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-28

opposite direction. while tho person
assailed, if q party to the joke,
turns with we'll feigned indignation to
the person nearest him and angrily
demands an explanation Of the inno-
cent and astonished bystander, who
protests his innocence, to the great
amusement of the bummers."
Sometimes the blow is given to a
stranger, who perhaps turns and ad-
ministers return blow 10 the sup
posed offender. when the delight of
the lockers " is unbounded at the
fight thus gotten up.
The serious consequences sometimes
following jokes Of this kind IS well IL
Illustrated by the account under the
head Of Not Dangerous" in another
column.
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AEyTETS

-. white prsferredl, at the Dsmron
Auase. IL- Vernon, Ind. six dollars per
week w1ll be paid, il application is made
SOON nOYz5
rs DOEk. * EEPEEGs. 49, An experienced
~ ana reliable accountant, whose time
is only partially occupied desires the
posting and settling OF set OF Books,
~ other writing. address OSCAR, 965
Ens1 o1l1sas uoy22-lW
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-28
Pnst 0men NntIca.

In order to conform to the change
of time on the E. & G. Railroad, the
following hours will be observed at
the Post Office In this city:
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-28
OFFICE HOURS.

General Delivery and Glass Boxes
open at z AM. Closed from 1910
Pm. till 12:4 PM, for opening Noon
Mail. Closed at 6 PM.
Office open for Lock Boxes till
1870 PM.
Cashier and Money Order Office
open from 7:30 AN till 5:30P.
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DAILY JOURNAL


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"a &1s-z AaE EaH s. EADEaE. rs H.Es-
ass 5u Is good E1euu sactnrtuE csaan-
.tfllsnt f-1E7 tu operation 1u q good iocg-
sEols has 81 good trade. htch can rs easily
sE1Eersos Terms easy re rcspousfci Gle par
tiea- -,auea fcE selling. pert d tlnae oceu.
81 aoN Fla CITY npV2-Iw
wAMEs MHlEmGE C0NEwN EEN
gcGr nine per esnt. Bonds, 81 the
kst tetiolat Bank Evansville. ocl -tf
FOB RENT or SALE.
EEAE ETg o-sT0EE BEvEE LING
tIA AResa. ueHTig new. containing zen
E1ara-. strlatst oz EtEntn Street. between
a5Uua anu EhesnuG. Enquire Of g.
Nsz2al, stehih street nov2l- Ivy
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NOTICE.

M MEN WANTED no WORK
@M&$# Ola the =, "a. g. n. Railroad, be-
tween etnlisonvffe and Hopktnsvtlia,
sarina track. Liberal wages offered.
Aoar4 nar week. novls-lgg
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COAL! COAL
Notina Of nissnlnfinn
LIlERY . - 8EIBLE.

Figth stFest, hst. Locust & Walnut.
Tnoa. EBu1zeus Esramsr.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-01-27


The Anguish (Georgia) factory Il stIll
paying quarterly divdldends OF ave per cent.
Father Ryan. the poet and orator, lectur-
ed In Columbus, Ca on Thursday, ON ~The
South"
Bishop Quintard win lecture I'm Nashville
Tomorrow night on The Cathedrals Of
England"
-Four negroes are running for the Leglsla-
ture in Meckenberg, Virginia, vice Wilson,
expired.
Mr.. Garrett VOORHEES,, Of Maury County,
Tenn recently killed hfty-two wild pigeons
at one shot.
Marion Briggs, formerly ofMonroe county
Missouri, Is member Of the California Leg
stature.
Lawrence Speed, the Alabama negro leg
islator, recently on trial nc Montgomery,
charged with murder, was acquitted.
The Columbus Index of the nth says:
Mr. willie Ellis and wife start 90 Texas this
week, bound for Paris, Lamar county. The
following freedmen consented 20 share his
fortunes In the far West: Lewis Hicks Ben.
Petty, Oliver Beckwith and Thos. Crump.
Martin Bates, the Kentucky Giant, is ex-
hibting Ia Texas.
A cheese factory Is about to be established
near McMinnYille, Tenn.
The Louisiana Methodist EPISCOPAL Con-
ference meets at Shreveport on the 12th.
The Baptists OF Hannibal. Missouri. deli-
Gated their new church edifice on the I'd.
Mrs. Dalton, OF New Ruin, Maury county.
Tennessee, recently gave birth to her 40
child.
coyington. Ky, has slaughtered IL
hogs this session.
n W., uofn..,.h. a.. -...A.- - a.. -.
photography OF Lazarus whom Christ rails
ed from the dead" Is a native OF LYnchburg,
Gov. Holden has resigned his position as
director OF the Weldon and Wilmington rail-
road.
There was Q, 100000 pounds of tobacco sold
In Danville, Va- during The year ending Oc-
tober, 1863.
II. b. Grigsby, of Charlotte county, has
been elected President OF the Historical So-
ciety OF Virginia.
Gonzales, has a oil factory, Is soon to have
broom factory and In all PROBABILITY a
soap factory.
Ben. Colby, who killed Mr.. Adkin Lewis
IN Burke county, Ca, will be hung AT
WanyesbOro on the l4th.
The streets of Huntsville, are being ilIu-
minated with gasoline.
Every negro member Of the Georgia Leg
islature had arrived In Atlanta on the 9th.
The scarcity Of coal In Huntsville, Ala Is
alarming, Afuel panic is imminent.
A white hawk has been killed I'm Ncwber-
ry, N. q.
Houston, Texas city scrip is quoted at Doc
In coin.
Oysters are being planted In Beaver
creek, near Bristol Va.
Geh. L. w. LAWYER is President of the
Mobile Board of Trade.
James Alden, prominent citizen Of Co
lumbus, Tenn, has been struck with par
alysis, and Is not Likely TO recover.
Commodore Josiah Titnall has been elect
ed Port Inspector of Savannah. Ca an Office
recently created by the city council.
gentleman in Philadelphia has present
ed TO the Society a fine portrait of John g.
Calhoun.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-01-27

"Hiram Stebbins," who has been taking
notes at some of the recent parties, has devel-
oped the following rules, which will be
found invaluable to dashing young men:
When You dance schottische be sure to
hoid your feet up as dog holds up lame
paw; it locks graceful.
When you dance Polka always be sure to
INSIST That the music is too slow, and hurry
your partner. If she knows anything she
VIII Ike you, and you will be sure to get
helpit
When you "almand LETT catch the lady's
nand as If you were going to pull her out of
JOINT, and If you can manage to "bumb'
against the next lady, it viii heighten the
In ''dos-a-dos," if you manage to
pump against your ris a els and her CHG
non askew, 1t will amuse the by-stand-
erS.
Be sure to criticise the dress and deport-
ment OF ladies in your neighborhood, par
ueularly If you are not very well acquaint-
Ell with your partner. One of them NAV be
her sister, and your ceiticisms NAV thus
reach her ears sooner than you expect.
In the ~LaneerS, make point of prompt
ing your neighbors that..a ''grand right and
lett goes the other way, no matter what
way they may set out. They may think you
know something about it, even ifyou know
You don't.
When you waltz, rub your partners hand
and hold 1t straight down by your side, oil
keep 1t bobbing up and DOWN like a pump
handle.
In balancing to the right" use You,
neeis on the floor; you may thus improve
yourself in clSg dancing; no knowing but
you may be reduced to follow it for living
lnwh-ch case it win come very handy.
IN order to cultivate graceful mOtiOns.per
form double shuttle, and move your arm
up and down like wood sawyerss; it is be
comlng-to the wood sawyer.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

THURSDAY, June 20, 1869.
An Intellectual attempt was made to draw
for seats.
A report was received from the committee
on repairing the Governors Mansion, which
was re-submitted to the committee.
On motion of Mr., Osburne. it was resolved
that the legal representatives of the late c.
A. 'Yancey (colored7 representative from
Pamela, be entitled to his per diem and
mileage.
On motion of Mr.. Lewis, it was resolved
that committee of three on part of the
House and - on part of Senate be APP
pointed to investigate the alleged improper
removal of the furniture from te Governor
Mansion.
The House met in the afternoon and after
some unimportant business, adjourned until
End Tuesday after the State should be adj
mitted to the Union.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-01-27

From the Boston Traveller Jan z,
A correspondent Of The Traveller, wri-
ting from Rome, tells the following re-
markable story respecting the early lie
of the Pope. Ii is certain that there ia
some mystery in connection with hia h-
king the VOWS Of the priesthood, and thia
narrative may help 10 solve H. Speaking
of the appearance Of the Pope, who By
now a fine-loOking man, and who must
have been a noble specimen Of manhood
in his youth, the writer says.
"Those who arc nearest 30 him, and
who ought 10 know him well, say he ia "a
very kind-hearted man, but is drcadfully
afflicted by his ministers and ogentsi who
would use him for their own worldly pur-
poses. The world AZ large does not know
that fifty or sixty years ago he waa opRa-
ped 10 be married % a Miss Foster, the
daughter Of an Irish bishop, and The sia-
ter Of the Countess de Sails, famous at
that period in Italian society, and that
the Young lady and her friends waited 90
the altar Of the Church Of s. Luigi de
Francesi (near the present Post 0fhce)
| for Count Mastai-koToth % appear and
complete his marriage vows, and that they
waited and waited in vain, because tbt
/ Young Count never came. Nor m che
world aware that the explanation given
TO her before her death was that bic Jc
suit relations had forcibly abducted bin
and sent him abroad under oath off oocro
CIV. which be never divulged I'D after D..
was Pope, and that this lac caused 40 b'
communicated 10 her, 10 ease bis own con
science and her broken heart i mention
this because the Pope is now living, an'
that he and his Jesuit friends may quo5
ton il or confirm it,, a. they please.
hold the document at length in my oWI
hand which tells the whole story, commu
nicated by one Of her near relations, en'
given me by one whom the vcnefapl.
Count personally knows, and has CONVEX
sed with and smiled upon since ho haa 81
eupied the papal throne.
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From the fernando Pres
White Immigration.

The subject of white immigration in our
county is at last assuming a practical shape.
Ever Since the surrender, our people have
been discussing the Importance of drawing
to ourselves some portion of that enormous
foreign emigration, which each year Is
poured into the Northern. Western States,
but up to the present time nothing has come
of all the talk.
Three months ago however, an old friend
and distinguished fellow-citizen Col. Felix
Iabauve. left here for Switzerland, as the
agent of the Miss. & Tenn. Railroad Compa-
nv and of such private parties as chose to
join, in the venture for the purpose OF I'M
porting into our country realized labor from
Switzerland. Recent letters received from
him. announce that he would sail from
Havre, France, on the 2lst December. with
fifty-six immigrants. and that second yes
sci with fixty or sixty more would sail IN
about ten days thereafter. 1t is expected
that Col Labauve will reach here with the
first instalment this week, and that the Sec
ond lot will arrive soon after. These imml-
grants consist mostly of Railroad hanusfanc
house servants, though there are some farm
| ers among them.
In addition to this, our county has been
visited in the last few days, by Mr.. james
Watson. who is q partner in the 1mmlgra-
! ton House of Henry Hyorth q Co.. OF CHI
cago This is Danish house and the emf
| grants controlled by it are from the great
| Scandinavian countries ofDenmark, Swe-
den and Norway Mr. Watson has received
many orders from our people for laborer'
\ and house servants amounting TO more than
a hundred in all, and they are expected tc
arrive within the next two weeks. Mr.
Watson informs us that his house expects z
| import or control ten thousand emigrant
| during the year 1870, and that Insufficient
| inducements are held outby our people, theI
can all be located In Mississippi. He has ap
pointed Jas. M. Williams, Of the firm Of Ar
| mold & Co., his local agent for Senatobia
and all orders for farm laborers or hous'
servants left with him win be promptly at
tended 70. Mr.. Watson himself can be founs
for the next few weeks at the Depot build
4 ings OF our railroad at Memphis. The wage
Of good farm hands ordered from him ar
from one hundred and fifty 30 one hundre'
and seventy-fve dollars per year and rations
i House servants from ten 70 fiffeen dollar
per month. -
opened an Office in the Lee Block, Uniol
Street, Memphis, for the importation Of EN-
igrants from England, and several Of hi
Il importation have already arrived in on
midst We understand that our friend ID
Love, received several English emigrmni
from Capt. Rogcrs and that he Is mue
R,qonnnrH with Them. s4sf
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-01-27

Verify the world moves fast and the great
est changes take place within very short
time. Less than ten years ago the negroes
had no social or political rights with the
white men. They are now GOALS with the
whites, and in the South superior, as far as
our radical government can make them so.
An event occurred at the White House on
New Years day which shows how far this
extraordinary revolution has gone. The
.'colored." understanding that an order had
been given that they were not to have the
honor of a reception by the President until
after the ~white folks" had been received,
rebelled &C this invidious distinction and
made great noise at such violation of the
Chicago platform and the principles of the
party in power. Sambo Is right The par
ty in power owes its existence to him, and
it was an unkind cut to place him In the
background.-N. Y. Herald,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-01-27

Five negrDos. four women and one man,
while attempting to cross the Alabaua river
just below Bridgeport, on Sunday last, were
accidentally drowned.
= "A number of the most prominent men of
90 consider the means Of establishing I'm that
city factory for cotton and wooden goods.
Ire Spruce street railroad In Nashville.
has been sold TO Th0s. Caldwell, President
OF the South Nashville street railroad. for
$4,000 and VIII be extended 20 the Fair
Grounds and west Nashville.
A Mr.. Delmar was killed few days since
mean Dresden. Texas By the accidental dis
Wilson, Mr.. Delmar was recently from
Georgia and 10 widower with three children.