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The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

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TIE CHIMNEY as A Work or
ART--How TO IMPROVE I'm
the building Of a house it is to
often the case that q mistaken idea oil /
economy prompts people to provide I
only for mere necessities, or more (
often that they follow the custom OF |
the noighborhood, and build and /
finish their houses, from roof to eel
lar, very much like all other houses
around them, without regard to either
beauty or originality. In nothing IS
the disregard for beauty 80 apparent
as in chimneys. The old fashioned,
unsightly, square piles Of brick are
adhered to, when an ornamental top
Of terra Gotta could as cheaply set off
the edifce. Again, in the matter
of mantlos, too many people imagine
that if they cannot have an elaborate
affair of marble, there is no medium
between these and common wooden
mantles, painted in either oak or
black.
This was formerly little nearer to
truth than now, for it is now very
generally becoming known that slate
and iron mantles can be made as
handsome as marble, while they cost
no more than those made from wood.
IF ore desires to see to what degree
of perfection this art has attained,
they can learn by an examination of
the specimens in the store of Messrs..
Thos. Scantlin & Son, No. 8 Main
Street, where the array of marble and
iron mantles is quite astonishing. both
for their great variety and the beauty
of their finish. and varying in price,
with CRATES included, from S18 to any
desired amount that elaborate orna-
mentation may raise them to. Side
by side with the most elegant marble
mantles, the iron and slate so nearly
vie with them in beauty as to render
the difference scarcely discernible.
Those Of slate, for durability and
beauty, Of design and finish, are
equaled by no other mantle. Eai
| This house, while making a speei-
ality of slate mantles, keep at the
same time all styles of both marble
and iron. Their slate mantles are of
the celebrated manufacture cfC. b.
Evans & Co., of which they have ex-
elusive sale.
| The Evans mantles have such a
reputation, that although they are
made in tho West, yet they are in de !,
mand in the East, over all other
styles. f
The arrangement of mantlos in
their sales room, is such that one can
enjoy the sight as an art. exhibition,
the beauty and artistic merit they
present, causing one to almost lose
sight of the mercantile character of
the exhibition.
In CRATES, the Philadelphia slow
down" is becoming a special favorite, !,
from its position, SO close to the
hearth, although their assortment in
cluqes all other varieties.
These mantles, with marble slate.
or blue stone heartbs, Dodge's patent
tiles, and terra Gotta chimney tops,
all Of which the Messrs. Scantlin Ero-
vide. embrace all that is necessary to
make chimney work of art, in
stead of q mere unsightly domestic
convenience. m4t
Beauty, grace, comfort and solid
merit can be thus combined to add to
the attractions Of home. No article
of furniture one can buy. however
costly it may be. is as attractive as a
nicely finished mantle.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

REAL ESTATE SALE.-By reference
to the advertising columns it will be
seen that Dir. j. p. Elliott win sell a
large amount of city property, on
Monday, the 81 Of May. The prop
erty advertised includes some Of the
most desirable in the city, and the
building lots present an excellent
opportunity to those desiring homes,
to get them cheap. a.--.L ]. "A
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NeW York DIE Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YoRK. April q.
The market is without change, with on
Iy a moderate business among the leading
f0bbers. Best heavy brown sheetlngs SELF
ing at 15Gl51S medium do: l4ala1S 10 At
lantic l. fine; l3 for Booths: IL do s.; l2IS
do q; 915 Bedford n; 50 Cabot A; IA Mas
chusetts j; llIz Amoskeag A bleached
muslins I51S; Dwight cambrics II; gold
medal IL and Waltham 9.4 sheetings AZ I-2
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TOBACCO SALE.-The sale yester
day at Weldon Bros. & Go. was satis-s
factory in every respect. Frozen
lugs brought 50 20 to 81 20. Good
lugs, 81 go to IS So. Common leaf,
s. go to So 90. The sale was made
up OF common tobacco. 4. -
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DIED.

MATTHEWS s = Oa Thursday, the 2lst
inst, at pa PM, AEDREW MATTHEW'S
aged sixty.one years. s.ss e-a-s 5s.fs
Funeral from the residence of his son.
Thomas Matthews, on Sixth street, be-
tween Sycamore and Vine, to-day, Esd, at
8 o'clock An. sft.E gao.aE
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Louisville Market.

by TeIegraphl LOUISVILLE, April y.
CoTToN-Is active and firm; middling
at Pc
FLoUR-DulI ut S..
CoRN-3l CO sacked.
OAT5-5gc
RYE-95c.
WHEAT-sI O59I 20.
GRoCERIE5-Active.
P0RK-829. p
BULK MEATs-llM, Is and l51kc.
BAcoN-I214, 10 and l65zc. zf4sarf
LARD-1615c.
HANS-1Sc.
WHISKY-S1 OF. 81
ToBACCo-Saies OF l09 hogsheads at IS 90
GJ2 so; market firm; higher for lugs.
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CITY Clerks ONCE.

For the accommodation of work
ing men, my Office will be open on
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings from 2 until s o'Glock.
VIM. HELDER,
apr19-tf City CLERK.
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AprlI I'd, IoIU: .eIfs9I 10 y 2
Antoine Frank and Elizabeth BONNER.
Mark Bishop and Nancy Davidson "a
William schiffer and Anna Barbara
Wjes. &t46
Charles A. Mueller and Ida Lam r,sgs. e. !.
Joseph Eckstefr anss ysS
Taenh nj and EFnil1pA1A w lSBeEHs
Syaswefi Terry and Betty Terry.
Friedrich Haiferiin and Cathurfna Bart.
Norwood Alves and Maria Jane Martin.
George II. Moore and Mary a Randolph.
IL. NJ. Harvey and Emma r.. Fendrich.
John l.. Baum and Carolina Lepking.
Frederick Braze and Louisa Bork. = Z
Christian Spetthefr andtAnna Bauschen-
berger. feats 81 83
John Schisslcr and Elizabeth Luechner.
Jacob Gerlich ana Katie w lehman.
Abraham Dawack and Margaret Harris.
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CLEAR GRIT.-Robert Collyer, the

CLEAR GRIT.-Robert Collyer, the
eloquent Unitarian Clergyman, has
been lecturing in Louisville recently,
on ''Clear Grit" and the Evansville
Library Association are now in cor
respondence with him, with a view to
having him deliver that lecture here.
Mr.. Collyer is a remarkable man
and remarkable speaker, with a
powerful body. He also possesses q
powerful and vigorous mind that cra
make the conmonest matters of
life the subjects of interesting lee
lures. His lectures on Wash
ington, the Man" Inside Track, !"
Yorkshire" and Charlotte Bronte"
have won him wide fame,
while his originality and great
liberality make him a general favor
ito wherever he goes. It is to be
hored Evansville will soon have the
pleasure Of hearing him.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

CHoIR MEETIEa.-All the members
of the Walnut Street Church choir
are requested TO meet at that church
at z 80 o'clock this evening. Do not
forget IL. L4G9EE,Esw ~
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New York cold and STOCK Market.

- A1hNSANR@tl INV &0NN&g n pm 1As
Money is easy at 4gG on call; some trans
actions sven Mt 3. a Washington dispatch
that the Bank ng and Currency Commit
tee concluded to report the bill authoriz-
ing the issue OF S0j,O3O000 of national
bank notes, on the retirement OF the three
per cent Certificates. and 50,000.000 legal
tenders, was generally dtscred ted.
Sterling is dull ct 814M0
Gold is strong: opened at 10, fell TO 125<
and closed at 1879. Carrying rates 4 per
cent. to fiat c.osing at the latter. Clear
ances B6,bO0,t0O
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

The City Treasurer's Office is at
Louis Bittrolff's Jewelry Store, No.
65 Main Street. Open during the
day, and until 8 O'clock pm.
SAM'L BACHARACH,
apl 23-2t Treasurer.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

BDraA couple of colored people
had little provoke and assault case
before Squire Walker yesterday.
Names not aseertainsd. 6o.
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PhnfngranhIc.

Parkhill's windows, with their fine
array Of exquisite Photographs, divid-
ed the attention of the multitude
with the big procession yesterday. [2t.
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Largest Circulation !
I'm Southwestern Indiana ana
kentucky, aud BOuth-
erH Illinois.

II contains all the News OF tho Day
Telegraph, Foreign and Domestic and by
Mail.
Variety Is the Spice OF Life" b" and every
ssne OF the JOURNAL rs full of a variety OF
ews, Gossip, and MiHcelianeous Reading
IL publishes Reports Of the Markets of
allthe commercial oeatera Of the country
It's Reports OF the Evansville hIarrota
are always prompt aud reliable.
It aims TO be reliable General NeVga.
paper, and 20 be ahead 81 an others fu
every respect
The aim OF It's Edl LOrs ia o. make III tbe
paper for the people; Instructive 10 all.
sought for by the business man. az
farmer. the professional man, tho me.
chanic q household companion; tho
politicians Rulde-in fact, 10 make ii a.
nearly fsVEnYBoDX's paper rs possible.
River Men wAl Rnd our Beportq noe 81
celEed bg any paper n Ihe great 1fsstssippt
Hattevf
Our facilities for doing an kinds of
job Printing for Steamboats, are an-
eQHdled.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

sg- Hiram Nelson sells at auction
this morning at 9ao'clock, an omen.
buggy, q fine book case, q good rife
gun, a lot of good groceries, tubs,
buckets, hats. caps, &c. aa IS f.8gs1
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23
LIVE AEn LET LIVE.

Did you hear the news2 The doe
tors have agreed that
OYSTER,S-F.RE'SH-drs tie Best
Medicine to Strengthen he Weak and
make the Strong StrongerU
The best place to get them always
fresh, is at JOHN U. ScnWEIZER's
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE.
Between Fifth and Sixth Streets.
mar22-1m a 4.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

t9- Marx Warren & Go. say they
have marked down their figures on
Queensware. 81 bfa e. le
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

gB The Geological collection have
all been shipped away with the ex-
ception of Weber's tiger on Main
Street. g4. 4-fs..5 s5.r ...1 fes
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

R0@ All kinds of Soft Felt and
fashionable Silk Hats made to order
at WEBER & Co.'s.
apr6-3m1 No. 50 Main st.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

Ba7~ Our stock of Bonnets, Hats,
Ribbons, Flowers and Millinery gem
orally is very large and complete, and
will be sold cheap, at Wholesale or
retail. Miss BeIlam and her assist
ants, in charge of the Trimming De-
partment, will trim to order at short
notice, and guarantee satisfaction.
SCHAPKER, BUssING Il Co.,
apr20-tf 40 Main Street.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

@F 1OHa@ HOHfEEmMM, b.. OF rt5.
w atroHR Township. VINO mVatefi8uaIv
disappeared on Monday April 1ith no
was thlrty-fwO years OLD, medium height.
rather slen Ter f@rin, DARK hair aud avaH.
pruminent nese, end had on when last
seen black coat, well worn, dark pants.
black hat, and hickory shirt. Any in-
formation ponesrnine him will De thhnRs
fully received III sent to this Office. on 10
CHKTSIIAN MEHh, Post Dalee box 6g8
EwAnavllIe, Indiana. apl8 Of
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

DrThe Board of Equalization are
industriously poring over Pigeon
Township assessments. II saa s.4 55i
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

B@- Dress Goods and Cassimeres
in great variety, now very cheap at
SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.'s,
apr20-tf 40 Main Street.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

TOBACCO SALE.-Weldon Bros. e
Go. will sell an assortment at ten
O'clock, to day
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

JUsr REoEIvED.--A new supply Of
fashionable, soft and ribbet silk hats
and caps. Also full supply of va
rious styles, the very latest in the
market. Children's, boys and youths
hats by the hundred dozens, at prices
lower than ever.
nnl1a1w F..A. WERER q Co.
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rernsIchorenn Circle.

The members Of the Terpsichoroan
Circle are requested TO meet this
evening at 81 o'clock.
A full attendance is requested.
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apr19tf

You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 55 cents, at Click x Schwartz, op-
posite the Opera House. sep25
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

BASE BALL.-The season opens to-.
day by q game at the Base Ball
grounds this afternoon. aae
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

TNewspaper5 Files, the best in
use, for sale at the JOURNAL Office.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

BT~ The Terpsichoreans resume
festivities next week. Theirs are
always pleasant parties. g ui-esW
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

I TOBACCO SALE-To-day Martin,
Gardner & Co.. of the Evansville
Warehouse, will sell 20 to 80 hhds of
tobacco at the usual hour. ts So
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

TEMPERANCE PRAYER MEET1EG.-
There will be prayer meeting held
in the Baptist Church Sunday after
noon at four o'clock. in behalf of the
Temperance Cause. a.8 4892sa
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

D3~. Roads are very much improv-
ed, hence dsiviDg in the suburbs is
increasing. see-sfse#
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

BVAs soon as you see this, 20 to
Cooks and get trout for breakfast
or dinner. 5.s ..a aas as.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

I B3"The most fashionable style of
hat in the city has, strange to say,
No Name ~
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

sgMr. Hibbard, of the Indianap-
oils and Terre Haute Railroad, got so
provoked at the notice of his present.
ing dollar store jewelry. that he has
sought to get even with his adversary
by sending him an annual pass over
bis road. - 9lt
Stebbihs says he wishes he could.
outrage Mr.. Hibbard's feelings in q
like manner. 4- a~ -
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

Farm for Rent.
42A acres, In one nile of Evansville. J
Apply to ALvAH JOHNSON.
anr13tf
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

E15- The largest and most select
stock of Hats and Caps, in the city at
apl19 1w Il. A. WEBER & Co.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

ERlE RAlLWAY.



the question which to-day most foFeibly
presents itself 20 the prospective traveller
my destlnatlOn2V lfor running parallel
with each other, the competing lines make
tho same Average time between their
western and eastern 1armiui3 bat icy
which route can travel with the greatest
degree 81 comfort and OF freedom from
those nnnoynnGee hitherto considered iu-
separable from q journey Of 2 thouaand
The inquiry IS easny answered seated
in one Of the spacious and iuGurtouEly
MASHED Drawlug-room coaches peculiar
TO tire broad RuaRe Erie Railway, running
without change from CiuclnnHH, CleWe-
land, Duukirir, Bunaiu and Roeheafar lo
New York, the traveller kids lacking mono
OF the comforts and c0nVeniencteg Oh bis
own home. Roumg seats, neat Wa8niue
and Dressing rooms. parlors weil veuNt-
steam N winter. ana itiumaned sby gas
when night comes attentive servants ana
a view of tho grandeat of American
scenery, all combine To transform 6ho
formerly SLOW anu tedious journey into
an entrnncing panorama the termination
OF which comes only TOO quickly to tng
beholder. ~ the Company hotela along
the line, the traveller Hileh@ % refresh the
inner nmn-eating breakfast % ohio. dtn-
ner 10 PempByfvaulhi supper in NeW e gthf
vet farihR aumptuougig and with tho
same regularity as II 90 his own hoiel pf
sieepfng coaches. well Iit and ventilated.
and with clean rOomy bedAs ana atl the
conYenieneios OF tie boudolrs are attached
10 EMGM Oh ANG tHHt9 0@tAE Nh@HfH#H# e satA4.4f
guaranteeing the traveller ueitHnted Win
the novelties on the daylfRht, e niHhtB
rest as untroubied as At ln his own bed 90
hOmes
Prompt arrivals are made nt nlt cone
Meeting points. ard passengers on arrive
ing tn New York are delivered either
| down town In the business center Dl Lhe
city, or up town ia the Immediate vicinity
OF the leading hotels and the New York
and New Haven Railroad
Tickets via this popular route can be
purchased az ali Principal Ticket OMce9
throughout the country. au11 diUt
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

BDI Initial Paper at the iJoUnNAI
Ofie.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

EG~ Police. business is dull. Only
one inmate in the lookup, and he
curses the dull times that keep him
alone.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23
CITY NE w s

DOFor MuciIage Reservoirs and
Inkstands, so to the JOURNAL Office.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

MEAN.-Under this head the pro-
pfietor of the Courier in his German
edition says "the lad that runs
the local columns is trying to spot.
our good namep and complains of i'll
treatment, while the English edition
thereof has for couple weeks been
throwing dirt in th, following man.
ner: @4
The Courier of Wednesday, April
18th, said
E 1t is reported to us from a credible source
GUS newspaper seeks an Item l.affy at or
near The extremity OF she street railroad (
He is careful, however, never to report IL.
IL is TOO good thing to be made pubsic
property!
The samo paper i'd on the Ash:
The erudfte serIbbIer for q daily cotenI
poraneous newspaper did not ride to tho
extremity of the Street Railroad yester-
day. He exercised his shoe Ieather(t)t &
And again, the same day: rss
The gentleman irons Chicago Will not
open a boot black establishment at the
end of the Street RaiIroadI The rumor to
that effect Is an error. The last time he
crossed "Lhe ditch his boots were not
soiled! WHAT does he care for blacktng?
On the 10th the same paper said:
Last night was an aggravation to citi-
zens who needed n supply of wat in their
cisterns. 1t ralned steadily, and enough
water fell to prevent the gentleman from
Chicago from ma king his accustomed visit
to Lamas but not enough to recu perate
the depleted elsterns. r9fssaa ro
And on the 18th. in response to q
call for an explanation it said:
Mr. SchweIzer, recently from Chicago.
of the Main Street Exchange, we regard as
45svaN Tc
not the Chicago man we alluded to as go-
Ing out to the end of the street railroad.
He has never been seen to go into any
deny that we alluded TO him at all.
In response to repeated calls for an
expfanatiou Of the above articles,
evidently directed against the local
editor Of this paper, the Courier has
been dumb, but the proprietor thereof
gave explanations at the Council
Chamber on Monday and Wednesday
evenings. in presence Of several per-
sons, the substance of which was
published in Thursdays Journal.
Instead Of withdrawing or retractine
the covert SANDER in the English
edition. the German edition comes
out with half-whining, half-threat-
ening article, charging the JOURNAL
with attempting to injure the fair
fame of its proprietor.
Articles of the nature Of tho above
can not interest the readers of the
JOURNAL, and had they been less
pointed ia their illusions, no notice
would have been taken Of them. Now
It is to be hoped that as the Deanokrdt
has publicly expressed its distaste for
such things that its English reprint,
the Courier, win abstain from them,
and not compel the replies in the
JOURNAL that iDjurc the Doctors
feelings.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-Nothing worthy
of note occurred in this court yester-
day, except that Judge Robinson
thanked the Grand Jury for the man
nef in which it was performing its
duties.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

pD Thermometer 6so at 2 O'Clock
yesterday.
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B.A. FAusEsTOgK's SON 8 CO.,
ADMINISTRATORS d Notice

~OTECEis hereby given, that the mn
II dersigned has been appointed Admin.
fstrator of the estate Of Ira Cavens late q Z
vanderburgh County, deceasets Said ea.
tate is supposed to be solvent. S III
-@eff LEVI HOOKER, Administrators,
March u, IS70-mhS0 w3w r18 8faa =aaas G
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

BacThe matrimonial markets is get
ting more lively. Seventeen couples
were licensed to marry during the
last week.
This is a clear gain of thirteen mar
riedT couples, as only four divorces
were granted during the same period.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

MARRIAGE LICENsEs. .-phe following are
tho marriage licenses for the week ending
A r,riI o2d 127n. Il. ..a.-L l.--.... Il. ~
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B3~ Fish & Barter have received
the GALAXY for May, in which is an
other installment of Chas. Reads
new novel, Put Yourself in his
nlace -
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PERsoNAL.-Rev. Alex. Sterrett.
formerly pastor OF the Vine Street
Presbyterian Church, arrived in the
city, with his family, by the noon
train yesterday.
Thos. e. Ridgeway. Of Shawnee
town, and d. w. Lusk, of the Shaw
neetown Mercury, were in the city
yesterday. a taA
We had also the pleasure Of meet
ing Col. Settle, of the celebrated To-
bacco Warehouse Of Settle Brothers,
Paducah, who was passenger by tho
City of Evansville yesterday.
Col. Hawes, OF Hawesville, was a
passenger by the Lawrence yesterday.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

FIRE! FIREl FIREI-A pile of corn
stalks on the farm of Philip Zahn,
about two miles out on the Newburg
road, were burned last night about
half-past eight o'clock. The bright
light they produced caused an alarm
of fire in the city, which brought out
the engines, and set half the people
in town running, and the other half
shouting. After chasing tho hook
and ladder truck about a mile and a
half, getting ino a profuse sweat, and
nearly falling into the canal. tho mes.
senger sent out from the JOURNAL
Office returned to say that the fire
was "good bit" away, and had
burned q right smarts' of some-
thing.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

PRovoRING. - Louis Selberman
didn't 60 to Forepaugh's after all.
He went TO Philip Hamberger's, and
called Mrs.l lHamberger.a Tdusendsab-
1'cthtenter, or some such senseless epi.
thet, and made an assault upon her,
for which Justice Walker sent him an
invitation to attend a levee at his
Office. At last accounts be had not
signiiied his aeeeptance.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

ToRACoo.-Martin, Gardner e Co.,
sold 80 hhds of tobacco yesterday, at
the Evansville Warehouse at from
Sd 1910 S17 25, making the nice aver
age of 50 36-it being a running lot of
Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana and
Illinois tobaccos.
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

Terms or aai0--Oue-Lhird caAh baianeo
in one. two, and three years, secured ~
mortgage on tho premises
VIM. GAPELLE, Agent.
II. 8uMBnHfB, Aueti0nBer
aptD tiil may JtaW
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

gO- Now that Spring has como.
and the ashes accumulated during the
winter are to be removed. would it
not be well to use them 10 filing up
places which now contain stagnant
water?
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

CIRCUIT CoURT-In this Court, Lu-
cy Crosby was granted divorce from
Charles Crosby. Both colored.
A like decree was entered in the
case of Catherine Hutmacher VS.
Louis Hutmacher, with 5000 alimony.
judgments were rendered against
the defendants in the cases of Louis
Schwartzfeger et al VS. James Parfett,
and Fendrich Bros. vs. Adams Ex-
press Company, for $21 %. In this
case the motion for new trial was
oYerruled, a rs .f1fs e.r4f...s
FoREPAUaH's.-This show was the
only place Of amusement open yes
terday.
Recorder Willard shut his door
and went 70 Forepaugh's. The fell
lows who are accustomed to go be-
fore the Recorder for. an unwise in
vestment of their money in blue ruin,
went to Forepaugh's instead.
The quarrelsome people were
tanned by the exhibition of the other
wild animals, and they went to Fore
paugh's too. So the Squires had
mary" case.
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Dr. PrICe's CFcam Baklng PoWder.

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
1t never fails, saves time and vexa-
tion of spirit; saves milk; elegant bis
cults are made with water. Free
from all injurious materi~ie. None
like It Wholesale agency at the Or1-
entail Tea Store, New Opera House.
PHILLIPS & Co. are still at No. 6
North Third Street, and are prepared
to do any thing in the line of Photo
graphys sHa assa
We are making fine Porcelains, and
those beautiful Gem Cards. In few
days we will make the Rembrandt Eff
fects. These portraits are the most
pleasing of all others. Call and see.
PHILLIps & Co., No. 6 Second st.
4td -apr9
The Evansville journal., 1870-04-23

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Nothing worthy
of note occurred in this court yester-
day, except that Judge Robinson
thanked the Grand Jury for the man.
net in which it was performing its
duties.