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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-30
THE MARKETS



BY Telegraph NEW YORK, April %.
CoTToN-Steady, sales of 21O0 bales at
25]E for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Recefpts of 6,00l bbls; -four 59IOc
better; fair export for home trade demand (;
sales of o. 800 bbls at 81 75C94 80 for superhne
State and western S595 go for extra State /;
81 9565 65 for extra western s. l066 10 for
round hoop Ohio; IS 50G6 90 for extra ST.
Louis; Sc I0as Is for good TO choice do.
RYE FLoUR-Shade firmer; sales of $50
bbls at 81 3095 so.
CORN MEAL-Quiet, unch snged.
WHIsKY-Uncnanged sales Of 300 bbls
western free at 81 04h.
WHEAT-Opened 1@2c bel ter, closed Gull
at advance, last advance in frefghts mate
rally checked export demand 81 900 BUSH
els; sales of go bushels at 81 l7al 10 for o..
spring; 81 pal "A for No. 2 do; 81 29gl 60za
Tor NO. 40; red and amber western II %
In store; red southern 81 35 white Mich =
RYE-Quiet, unchanged.
BARLEY-F1rmi receipts of 900 bushels
Canada western.
CoRN-shade firmer: receipts of 1850
bushels; sales of 5000 bushels at 81 l0gl ID
for new mixed western: 81 l49l Is for
western and southern yellow; old mixed
nominal at 81 IL In store.
OATs-Shade drmer; receipts OF l4,000
bushels; sales OF $4,000 bushels at 6Ig62 for
western ia store and afioat 671Sg6B& for
Ohio and State.
HOPS-Firm.
HIA4Y-sOgs5 for shipplngi 81 O5sl 2Ofor re-
CoFFEE-Duu.
RlcE-Qulet; Carolina 65<971<c.
Enthusiastically,
SUGAR-Quiet; sales OF Cuba at 9995sc
and Porto Rico at 91%@I01&c
PETROLEUM Steady at l51%c for crude (;
2614c for refined.
PoRK-DuIl and declining sales of $50
barrels 81 $2S 20 for mess; S2l6l22 80 for
prime; $25 30 for prime mess; also 500 bar
rels mess June and July at S2S 70gB 75;
closing heavy.
BEEF-FirEn; sales OF $50 barrels at Sl08l5
for new plain mess; sl4gI8 for new extra
mess.
BEEF aAnrs-steady; sales Of l35 barrels
TIERcE BEEF Moderate demand; sales
OF 52O tierces at S2592S for prime mess; $50
MIDDLEs-Quiet and steady.
CUT MEATS-Firmer and more doing (;
sales of 800 packages at ll1<@l2c for sh Oul-
ders; 1512(dl7c for hams.
LARD Quiet and steady; sales of $40
tierces prime steam for May June and
July at l63E0l65zc.
BUTTER Qufe6 at l420e for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Steady at l00l7c.
FREIGHrs-Firmer; shipments 10 Liver
pool 40 600 bushels wheat per steam AZ sd
1000 barrels -four Is 3D..
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vERNAIENTs Active and nrmer.
European Markets.
BY Telegraph

by Ieleeraph.I LONDON April ~.
Consols for money o. American seeu-
rites quiet; 62's $50 Go 8 So; CTS S056 I;
10-40s So; Erie 10; Illinois Central III 7;
Great Western 27Iz; stocks quiet.
PARIS, April 29.-Bourse dull at "A francs
ceptimes.
FRANKFoRT, April 29-Bonds fiat at
01M.
LIVERPOOL. April % Cotton: sales for
the week 81 600 bales; exports 5000; specu-
latton 5000: stock $4,000; American 35S, O00
bales; receipts for the week $4,000; Amer
lean 10000; amount afoat ga, 600: Ameri-
can 10 1000 bales; market steady; sales of
l0,OlO bales; uplands li@l6d: Orleans
l25s. Wheat, receipts for 3 days 10000 quar-
ters, all American; Cuba white 9s 5j@9s
Cd; red western No. IS lo@Ss I'd; winter
IS SdGSS ID. Flour, western 20s. Corn No.
mixed EOS Cd. oats p Sd. Barley 5s. Peas
36s Cd. Bacon, 64s for short ribbed mid
dies; 5Sl for Cumberland cut. Pork zoos.
Beef loss Ga. Lard 70s. Cheese Us Com
mon rosln IS 6d94s 81; pine rosln l29l3s.
Tallow as. Turpentine 29s 80. Linseed
oil 34s; linseed cakes es lodges I'D.
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LOUISVILLE, April 29-River fall
en- 3 feet 2 inches in the last "a hours /;
II feet 8 inches in the canal, 9 feet 4
inches In the chute. with Sc feet un-
der the bridge. Weather clear and
pleasant. Departed, the Virginia,
for New Orleans.
CAIRO, April 29.-Port List-Dex-
ter, st. Louis to New Orleans, 10 P.
M; Belle Vernon, Pittsburg to St.
Louis, 10; Anna, St. Louis to Cincin-
natl, / A. NJ; David Watts, st. Louis
to Tennessee River, l; Wauanita,
Cincinnati to New Orleans. 6; S. G.
Baker, Vicksburg to st. Louis, g.;
Shreve. Shreveport to st. Louis. 10;
r. q. Lee, Louisville to New Orleans,
1P. NJ; City of Alton, st. Louis to
Vieksburg. 1; Qaickstep, Evansville
packet. 2; Kate Robinson. Cincinnati
to st. Louis, 5; Glasgow, New Orleans
to Pittsburg, z; Mary Alice, New
Orleans to St. Louis, 8. River rose
five inches. Mercury 680.
NASHVILLE, April 29.-The river
is falling, with 5 feet large on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather cool and clear.
The Talisman departed for Cairo.
MEMPHIS, April 29.-Weather clear
and warm. River falling slowly. Ar
rived-Wicks, from st. Louis. De-
parted-Colorado, to st. Louis; Sill
we're Moon, 800 bales cotton, to Gin
cinuati; Julia, to Vicksburg; Carrie
Kountz. last night to Ouachita.
VIoKsBURG, April 29.-Down Ma
rata. River rising.
NEW ORLEANS, April 29.-Arrived
Mary Miller, Belle Lee and Com
monwealth. Departed--Louisville
and Great Republic.
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ri Err n e w q
For otAer River Henas See Third Page.

The additional arrivals and depart
ures up to midnight last were the
Sam. j. Hale, Memphis to Cincin
natl; Evansville, from Bowling
Green; Spray, Nashville to Cincin-
natl; CITY of Evansville, to Cairo
Rose Hite, to Louisville; Rapidan
No. 2, to Eastport; Idlewild, from
Cairo.
The James Gilmore and barges
passed up yesterday evening, and a
towboat with barges passed down......
The Sam. J. Hale had a handsome
trip up........The Spray was pretty
light.........From DR.. Kennedy, owner
of the Norman, who went up the
river on Thursday night, by the
Tarascon, to meet the Norman.
we learn that the Tarascon, when
a short distance aboveINewburg. came
in contact with a heavy floating tree,
which struck her starboard wheel.
breaking her plumber block and
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Auction Notice.

Sale Of Elegant Furniture at the
residence of Mr.. Geo. s. Sonntag. on
First Street above Gum, Saturday
April Both at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
/ Velvet Tapestry Carpet, nearly
new.
Rosewood Piano.
Sett Parlor Furniture, such as
Sofas, Chairs, &c. Also Fine Parlor
Curtains.
1 Extension Table. and Dining
Room articles and Kitchen Furni-
ture complete, and other numerous
articles.
Sale positive-terms cash.
Possession of premises to be given
Immediately.
Remember 2 O'Clock Saturday.
L. NJ. ELLIOTT,
Anr % 2k Auetioneer.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph C1NoINNATI, April %.
FLoUR-Uuchanzed and dull.
WHEAT-Q 1iet but firm red winter 81 10
al IL.
CoRN-Firm at full prices, at $4,000; sup
ply light: demand good.
OATS-Flrm at t7a62c.
RYE-92995c.
BARLEY-Dull at 10000.
CoTroE-Firmer and = higher; mid
ding 22I.
ToBAcCo-In good demand sales los hhds
at IS 509l4 90.
WHIsKY-Qulet at 81 OO@, OIL; demand
light
PROVISIONS Irmer; bulk meats and
bacon held higher, but the nrmness OF
holders checks business; good demand for
mess pork; sales 800 bb!s at 500; buIk meats
held at III, l414, l45z and l5I for shout
ders, rib, clear rib and clear sides; bacon
l2H, 10 and l7c for shoulders. clear rib and
clear sides; small sales; sugar cured hams
lS9lS%.
IARD---Held at Ie14sl615 for country and
city kettle rendered.
BUTrER-Unchanged; fresh In good de-
mand at 30g35c.
EGGS-DulI at I5c.
LISSEED OIL-Firm at 80 G90c.
LARD OIL-sl 25QI %.
GRecERIEs-U Unchanged and firm at full
rates.
LATEsT, 8 p. M.
LINsEED OIL There is an active de-
mand, and all to be had al 00c is taken
now held.at 92@93c; the consum pit Ve de-
nand Is good, and the stock IL much re-
duced.
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Desirable Lois at Auction

On the evening of May Sd, at "a
o'clock, we will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, four % feet lots, situated
at the corner of Sycamore and Eighth
Streets.
The sale will take place at Kaiser's
opposite the above described lots
corner of Sycamore and Eighth
Streets, and where the terms of sale
will be made known.
SCHAPKEk, BUssING & Co.
III. GUMBERTs, Auctioneer.
anr22ts.
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Stationery at the Journal ONCE.
Carriers celebrated Ink.
Initial Paper and Envelopes.
Purple, and other fancy Inks.
Faber's superior Lead Pencils.
Esterbrook Steel Pens.
Envelopes. (very cheap.
Note and Letter paper.
Blank books. all sizes.
Best quality Legal Cap.
aud other Stationery for sale al
JOURNAL Office. at the very lowest
figures.
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Unnafd Letters.
PosT- OFFICE, EVANSVILLE, I
Anril 2Qkh. 1870.

Il pEil ZJbus lctO.
List of letters remaining in Post
Office, at Evansville, which are held
for postage, and insuficiently d.
rected.
If not called for by May 4th,
they will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. Persons calling for these let
ters will please apply at the Cashier
Office.
Mrs. Nancy Dandrign.
Mrs. j. Raldulf, GAINESVILLE, Tenn.
Mr.. r. r. Green, Wheatland, Ind.
Mrs. Dora Stearns, Highland, Ill.
Martin Grace, Terre Haute, Ind.
John d. Green, Princeton. Ind.
simon Kisling. Linton, Ind.
John r. Rosette Bro, Springfield, III.
Sarah Higgins, Mt. Vernon, lad.
Jacob Ganter, Tell City. Ind.
Edward Lefaine, Memphis, Tenn.
Cynthy Grisner, Oak Dam. Ind
Forest City Varntsh Co, Cleveland, o.
Henry Casa, greensboro, Ky.
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RAILROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
by the train last night, report an acct
dent on the Terre Haute and Indian
apolis Railroad, East Of Terre Haute,
by which all connection with the e.
x @. Railroad was missed.
Nine freight cars were smashed,
but so far as learned. no one was
hurt. The accident was caused by
the section hands removing rail and
not properly returning it.
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Louisville Market.
LUWIbFIIIU MWThUts
By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, April %.


By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, April %.
COTTON Quiet; mtddling &c.
BAGGING -26tg2Ic.
FLOUR SIS.
CORN-8I or.
WHEAT-fl 05lI 20.
OAT5-64c.
RYE-95c.
GROCERIES
PORG-329.
BACON AND BULK MEATs-I<c advance
over yesterdays quotations.
LARD-l6Zc.
WHISKY-eI 0l@1 OF.
ToBACco-SaIes 2l6 hoEsheads az s. 508
" % for frosted to good Tugs; SS9H for low
TO fine leaf.
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Sc. Louis Market.

BY Ieiegraph.l ST. LOUIS, April %.
ToBACCo-Stin. at full prices.
COrTON-N Ominal PFC.
HEMP-Steady at 81 200I 60
FLoUR-Held higher for good to choice
grades, but no advance is established .
spring grades range AZ SO SOFA IS; faiI SUI
perfine. So 95a4 10; Xxx, 81 Goa Sd; choice
to fancy family, s8g7 90.
WHEAT-StiR. but not much done: No. 2
spring Is held at 00c, aud No. at 81 with
out sales; No. red fall, 81 O59l O8 choice
to fancy, 81 2jdl 40.
CoRN-Active and higher; 99cgsI for yell
low SI@l 06 for white.
OATS In demand and higher; 57@Ooc.
RYE-Better at 79c
WHIsKY-Firm at 81 O3.
0RocERIES-Ftrm and unchanged
PRoVIsIoHS + irm, but transactions are
small. Pork S28 so for repacked: $40 for
original. Loose dry salt shoulders sold al
llHo; clear rio is held at 15c. Bacon st3f.
at l2l3e for shoulders, l6gl65zc for clear rib,
and l7c for clear; hams higher: lsc for
plain sugar-eured, aud l71z@lSc for can
vassed.
LARD-Firm at I6Kc for tierce; Isc for
choice keg.
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$50 Reward.

Lost, Wednesday evening. in or
near the Post Office, a package of
money, with memorandum attached.
The honest finder will receive the
above reward by leaving it at the
JOURNAL Office, and no questions
asked. aprl30 81
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PhOtOgranIls.

Zone good picture is worth a
dozen poor ones" Phillips & Co.'s
Art G. allery continues to make some
of the finest work made in the city.
We work for artistic merit" as
we'll as dollars and cents, and desire
a patronage that can appreciate as
we'll as pay for first class work.
Go to Phillips g. Co.'s, and get the best.
Cheap artists don't disturb his rest.
ap29 1w PHILLIPS q Co.,
No. 6 south Second Street.
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CIRCUIT CoURT-In the case OF
Ossenforth vsLiIes the jury found for
the plaintiff with $25 90 damages for
the detention of his hogs which the
defendant retained on a claim that
they had been taken possession of
while committing a trespass on his
grounds.
The jury in compliance with in
structions, found the defendants
fences insufficient; the hogs not
trespassers. This covered the case,
which was a replevin of the hogs. the
plaintiff renting $23 90 Of the dam
ages awarded, taking only the proper
II he sued to recover.
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PERsoNAL-We were gratifed yes
terday, by meeting in the city Mr.. j.
V. Watson, formerly of the firm of
Golden, Berg & Co., Of this city, but
afterwards Of Cincinnati, and more
recently of New York. His many
friends here will be glad to learn that
Mr.. Watson proposes to open out
again in this city.
Thos. II. HARRISON, formerly freight
clerk of the steamer Carrie, now yard
master of the Mobile & Ohio Rail-
road, and of the Memphis & Louis
vile Railroad at Humboldt, Tenn.
has been spending few days in the
city. lie left yesterday evening by
the Rapidan No. 2, for HUI mboldt.
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RELIGIOUS. - Judge Morris s.
johnson and II. @. Gwathmey. Esq ,
were last evening elected Lay Dele
gates to represent the congregation
of st. Paups Episcopal Church at
the annual Convention to be held at
Indianapolis in June.
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FIGuT ON FOURTH STREET.-A
couple of men got into a dispute last
night, at saloon on Fourth Street,
about the Fifteenth Amendment, to
settle which. one of them thrust his
nose into the others mouth. A sud
den closing of the mouth seriously
impaired the beauty of the feature.
without in the least reducing its
prominence.
The furniture of the room was Sc
riously disarrayed, the stove over
turned, the chairs being turned into
weapons of offense, and the roWdies
turned into the street to fight it out.
The call for police settled the diff
Guilty by putting the combatants to
fight.
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THE FAKIR.-This professor of
magic opens tonight at the Opera
House, and those who remember how
entertaining his exhibitions were will
not fail to attend this one. He INDUCES
in the same reckless system of giving
away presents; about this there is no
illusion; it is a stern reality.
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BASE BAL1.-A game Of base ball
will be played at the grounds of the
Evansville Club, this afternoon. The
game will be called at three o'clock,
and those desiring to play should be
on hand in COED time.
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Moro New shoes

L am daily receiving new and choice
styles of Spring and Summer Shoes,
and am selling cheaper than for years
before. Have large stock of Ladies
and Misses Serge Caters which | sell
40 per cent cheaper than last year.
All kinds of fine custom work done
to order. 1921 7. w. TURNER.
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FIeHT IN UNION TowNsHIP.-A
terrible row occurred in Union Town
ship, a day or two since, IN which
clubs. guns, stones, and other arms
were used, and from the effects of
which one Valentine Reitzel is laid
up, and will probably SO remain Tor a
week. The other parties arc named
Shanks, and it all came of whisky.
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New York DE- Goodg MarEaf.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, April 20.
The market IS lacking ia animation and
Is rather depressed Moss deIaines have
been selling In JOB lois for the past few
days at I5c, but tile price wac hardly quo
table until to-day, when the movement
became more general, and now we quote
Old and fresh styles az 150l7c: Lyman ~
heavy brown sheetines are reduced TO
I41sc; other classes Of goods remain With-
out important change.
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TOBACCO SoLD.-The sales yester-
day at the Evansville Warehouse
of Martin, Gardner & Go. were 60
hogsheads, SO of which were from
Galloway County, KY, the average
of which was SO Oh. The prices were
as follows: Two at Sc 3O@6 20; four
at 81 90, 81 90, 81 90 and 81 so; two
at So zoos 90; six at 50 90, 50 20,
50 so, 50 60, 80 20 and 50 80; sixteen
at SO, so, $40, SO, SO, SO, SO,
SO %, $40 25, $40 %, SO %, $40 so
$40 so, $40 so, $40 70 and SO IS; five
at $11, $11 %, 81 %, 81 % and
81 so; one at $12; one at $13, aud
one at $40; % hbds. Warriek County
(Ind. } Tugs at $5@7 80.
Among the gentlemen on the breaks
were Messrs. J. w. Ferguson, Hayes
& Beales, and G. w. Spencer, who
we're owners of the tobacco above
alluded to, all of whom expressed
themselves pleased with our market,
and are going home with the inten-
ton of shipping more as rapidly as
they can get it ready for market.
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CONE WITH THE GiPsY BANDA
squad of those nomadic people came
ashore from the Sam. J. Hale, yes
terday, and will proceed to go into
camp in this neighborhood at once.
Those who believe in the mysteri-
Gus will probably contribute to their
treasury by having their fortunes
told.
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New York Gold and STOCK Market.
BY Telegreph.1

by AeItBEVpn'I NEW York; a phi 70.
MoNEY-Quiet aud easy at 4.a5o on cali
STERLING-Active and frmer 9hM9%
CONTAMINATED and lower; orentng at
ll5H, declining to ll45z, and closing at Ii5I6
Carrying rates per cent to Hat Clearafls
ces $50 900 900. The Assistant Treasurer has
thus far disbursed seven millions of coin
interest.
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B- The calaboose prisoners were
made useful, yesterday, in cleaning
the street around the headquarters.
They tackle the markets to day.
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TOBACCO. What would the " myth
ical correspondent of the Cincin-
natl Times think Of the sale at Mar
tin, Gardner & Co.'S, reported in an
other column.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-The following are
the marriage licenses for the week ending
April 29tb, 1870:
Henry Thorblcke and Elizabeth Micke.
John HoRins and Elizabeth Webster.
Samuel Tyler and Susan Carter.
Peter Holman and Elizabeth HerteI.
Henry KolIee and Gate Eberhart.
Theodore Pfsf11tn and Ellen NJ. WILL
stein.
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LET IT BE Accommodated will
be several and sundry cases before his
Honor this morning, OF possibly later.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-In the case OF
the State VS. Feulner, a nolle was en-
tered.
State VS.. VIM. Hamilton CHS
holm. Surety of the peace dismissed.
The complaining witness having
been divorced in the Circuit Court
from defendant did not prosecute.
State VS.. SchaufHer, new trial de-
MED, appeal prayed.
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Rg- Hiram Nelson will sell at his
Auction Room, Locust Street, Tues
day, the Sd day of May, at 8 O'Clock in
the forenoon, a lot of good, fine
household furniture. apr29 2t.
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Memphis Market.

by telegraph MEMPHIS. April CO.
Co4TON-Du1I az nc; receipts Gl8 bales.
exports $50 bales
FLoUR-g4 5006 so.
CoRE-gI 10.
OATS &c.
HAY-e20d2l 90.
BRAN-S7.
LARD-lG%aI71&c.
PoRK-G29 so.
BACoN-Shoulders PIC, and sides NE
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-Half dozen
people we're fined for keeping dogs
without paying the necessary tax.
Ten dollars each and costs is the
lowest fine the court can infict.
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New Crleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, April 20.
CoTToN-Fair demand; middling 22hc;
sales 500 bales: receipts O.760 bales: ex-
ports 1910 bales; stock 1858 bales;
ceipts for the week ~, l7 bales; exports
2l,70O bales sales $3.50 bales,
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e%The indianapolis Journal of
yesterday has the following among
other decisions of the Supreme Court:
1920 Joseph Longworth ct al. ex-
oerto-s Of Nicholas Longworth, de-
eessed Ss the city of Evansville,
Wanderburr Circuit Court. Affirmed.
Ray j.
This was a proceeding to restrain
The eitv from annexing the property
Known "a the Longworth tract, the
Cirenit Court deciding that the city
had the mower to annex as proposed.
This decision finally settles the ques-
ton of the status of the tract, and
the power of the city.
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SoALPED.-W. II. Everton, origin
ally from Eaton, Preble county, Ohio,
called on Chris. Hedderich, Esq,
Township Trustee, yesterday, for re-
lief until he could reach his home
having been scalped on the plains
where he has followed teaming ever
since the rebellion.
His head bore testimony to the
truth of his story, and he was further
disabled by being partially paralyzed,
perhaps as result of the scalpiug.
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MUsIc.-Olive Logan did not come,
but the @. @. Band tried their new
instruments at Warren & COnyngton's
Hall, and proved them to be sue
cess.
After satisfying themselves that the
instruments were sufficiently musical,
they serenaded the JOURNAL Office
with some of their sweetest music,
and proceeded to pay a like oompli-
ment to the steamer Evansville,
which Captain Combs acknowledged.
as might be expected, in the most
hospitable manner.
Next week. Charley Warren, son of
the leader of the band, will return
from Boston, when the band will be
completed with the return Of his drum,
the excellence of which needs no en-
dorsement.
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Ba~ Those who have dogs are ad-
vised to read the item headed Re-
corder's Court.
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s9- Eighteen real estate transfers
for the week ending yesterday.
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MURDERoUs.-It is to be hoped
that the Grand Jury, at its next ses-
sion, will examine into. the alleged
conspiracy to murder Democrats by
steam. As there are great many
Democrats whom Evansville can not
we'll spare, it is to be hoped that all
persons will lay aside partisan feeling
and try to have the conspirators
brought to justice.
Judge Robinson's attention is re-
sDeotfully directed to the matter.
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ga Better pay your dog tax. The
Marshal aud the police are after the
dorigs.n
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RG- The ladies of the Ingle Street
NJ. E. Church are preparing for the
frst awberry festival of the season.
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APPEAL PRAYED.-A new trial was
denied the SchaafHers, and an appeal
prayed for.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-30

Ia Only six couples licensed to
marry last week.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-30

YoJ will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 90 cents, at Click 4 Schwartz, OPP
posite the Opera House. sep25
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SooTT.-Both Sir Walter and John
Fl. are to be found on Second and
Main. J. II. has about four feet of
Walter that he received yesterday
about two yards of Mrs. Southworth's
warns: one and a half of Mrs.
Holmes; one of Mrs Lee Hentz I;
and Cooper, Irving and "Mixcella-
neous" by the perch.
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D0- Not a disordcrly or drunken
case before the Recorder yesterday.