Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 5 February 1868 — Page 8

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. THE , Evansville Journal Company, Having completed , their , new four-story stone building," .vnt8 lieUW.1 hr t!s'K ,u) Next to the' New Opera House On "Locust Street, . .. .-,.1 '... . . i . Are now receiving from manufacturers and Importers the largest- and -most rpaAcrehe stock of FRIpNCHvEXGLISH, and AMERICAN .;',. v:'r.; :' ! papers,'.' " Pens, ', x ,, Inky, ,, . j- i -(... ) Pencils, -? .9 . . ; ,;; Jnkstaflds; t'c.

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M HOLES AIJE AXI KETAIJL,. at a small advance qd Eastern cost. , Their stock consists in part of the folio W' - ,t .?f. I-".-Cartei's..oeebratedj Combined "Writing xod Copying Ink the best in themarkeU In quarts, pints, half-pints: and , school "pclt ges. Amoirt castrated ;T"iMtg. T'luld. In int aud quart bottles. Butler's Ayrilanif, Fiuid. In , pints and quarts. Carmine- Inks. Best quality. Blue, Yellow, and other Inks manufac tured to order. i l A Atnertoam -iLead. Pencil; Company's on llvalled Pencils.' We .have a large stock ,, or the aboe; wjurpristag same tea diCfer'ent brandy Jran'gLnLn price from 30c. to SI per doien! '"These1 'Pencils 'are unequaled 'for cheapness 'and 'durability by anything

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Evansville and OiuWlordsviie. GOING NORTH. Leave' Arrive Arrive. , . Evausviile. Vinceui.esi T. Haute Accom'od't'n, 5:a si I lr27 am'4:1pii Mail UMAX 11 Mb a M j 2:50 r H Vlncennes Ac p m ' p M . COMING-iUXH k rt , ' Vf.c .C Leave- ' Leave- J-Arave Terre Haute. Vlnceunes. E'ville. Vlncennes Ac I 7 .02 A M 1 10 AO A M h"rei?Ut & Ac. 6:40 A M 1 12:: P M I 5:: r K Mail. 4 :1 . p M I 7 :2ti p m ! 10: 12 p. it 'ferre Haut ani liaianapoiis. ( Fj.l TERRE HA LIE. Leave. Arrive. oay Expiess..";.;;... 2:;ias 111:25am Sight tipress 3:10 p M I 10:50 p M Mai) -HiAM) 4:)p n-tfo-V and xaississipji Kailroad. , FROM VINCENNES. v,., -., GomrEaKt. Going W't. MaU. 2:20 P M :50 P M 5:65 PM Express .. 3:05 AM STEAMBOAT LINES. To LotrisviLi.E. Every Monda'- and Saturday at 10 o'clock a.m. Every Tussday, Wednesday, Thursday, and" Saturday at 8 o'clock p. M. To Cairo Daily, except Sunday, at 3 o'clock P. M. To Gkies River. Every Wednesday and Saturday at 6 o'clock P. M. Every Monday and Thuwday at 6 o'clock p. M. To EAsritiKT. Every" Tuesday, and Friday at 4 o'clock P. M. To Het.derson Daily, except Sundays, at 3 o'clock p.m. To Nashvillb-Every Thursday at four . m. To Memphis Semi-weekly. rfo.port Stfi'i (via Newbuf gh 4nd Boonville,) carrying the mail, leaves at 7 A. M., on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrives by 7 p. m., Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon days a.pd Fridays at 7 A. m. Arrives Tuesf -days and Saturdays by 4p.' m Ml. v It. Vernon Mail Stage leaves dally" (ex cept Sundays) at 7 A. m. Arrives daily (e eept Jrinmiays) Dy 2 P.M. pt To SEWB0B8,-Ham daily (except Sun day,) from the Merchant Hotel, at 3 o'clock p: m. THE CITY. Meteorological Observations. 1 Met eorological observations, taken daily at the JoffRNAl Oflicei W ? -r ; " I -"-'"' A.M.)0.P.'X. MIB'T Thermometer..., 28 38 36 27 A Republican Union County Con yen tion ; Will.be held ia thef Court ..House, in iiVansville, on , - - Saturday, February 8th, 1868, ' 5 at 1 o'clock p. m., for the purpose1 of i appointing 7 delegates to the State ' Convention, o be held at Indianapolis, on Thursday, February 10th, 1SG8, and for the transaction of such othe business as may properly be brought; before, the-Convention. .. , . k , Hon. Thomas A. Nelson, of Terre lllaute, has accepted an invitation tDv naddres? the Convention. 3 Ilom L. Q5lDEBErrr.kand Albert C . ' - . -vT . . "T7. -- r ft-- rT a. 'LaI&s, 'Esqarl of TSrre-Haute, are f alsexpecte'to be preicut c jf order of the Executive Cc orgier o tne executive commit n. i tee. - ; J. K, Elliott. Chairman." yesterday attracted at vast concourse T pf -people i ram home, and tle sidefalfes and the dry goods stores were fgance.;. Mais fctreet Jpresented a minlaiuiu picture ui l uuiiu oueci, viueinnati. " or "Broadway, New York, while the beauty of the ladies on promenade far surpassed those of either of those cities. v . ' - VJ The Weather. The oldest inhab'-"" itant has seldom seen a more pro-' rielel term 4.has that t.hough whlhwe, are now passing or have just , passed. For tho last thirty days the mercury has not risen above the freez ings-point,- itbirty-tw 'degrees, even at noon more than four or five times being below that point every night and,' morning. ; 'There are' iaqw signs' of more moderate weather, but if the " ground hog " prognostication i3 Cor-;, reet, we are to have six weeks mor,t Wintarjweather. ' i X"i ' ' 1 m Last Sunday - was -Candlemas day upon which, it is said, the groundhog cpmes from Jjis Winter's burrow, and if he see" his shadow he 'returns to his snug quarters and remains six weeks longer, for' Winter to pass away. If the day is dark and cloudy, it is taketi for granted thathe, Win ter is over, and "groundhog ""remains out of his den. Last Sunday was clear, we believe, all day, and the grouudhog, n not Dlind, had no trouble in seeing his shadow. If persons skeptical on the subject of the groundhog's pre-science' or sagacity, will note the weather for the.; next six weeks, they may have their skep ticism dissipated or confirmed Absent Mr. Joseph S. Davis, the obliging agent of - the Adams Express Company in this city, was called to Ohio a day or two ago by the announcement of. the serious illness' of his mother; Mr. John L. Overmeyer, .the accomplished River General Agent, is filling his place temporarily during his absence. ''

School Districts The completion of the large new school building on Ninth Street has made it necessary to revise the school districts of the city, in order to fill up this new house. Six.hundred children had to be taken from the over-crowded rooms in the other houses and transferred to the Ninth Street School. This work has been done as fairly and judiciously by the. school authorities as was possible. Thef Superintendent, . after ascertaining the- residence of every child in'attendahce on the Public Schools, marked out the'Districts with all possible care, and made the allotment far -tile JsTiatK Street -house so as to equalize the attendance in the different buildiDgs and rooms. The rer districting was submitted to the School Trustees, and by them examined and approved '33 the best that could be done under existing circumstances. As such we think it ought to bo accepted by all parsats; and yet we hear that some, who do not think of the

trouble apd impossibilities iu the way offhe. gratification of their" wishes, express much dissatisfaction at the present method ot districting the city. We are satisfied that the Superintendent and School Board have done alL that it was possible, to do to avoid these inconveniences, and we bepe that all good citizens will quietly acquiesce in the changes; that have been made, It is unpleasant for children to be taken from under the instruction of teachers to whom they have become attached, and ' sent to new instructors and distant rooms, but it cannot be avoided " under existing circumstance:?. 1 -Ladies' .'Relief Meeting. We are requeaj ed to. iavitf the ladies of the city to attend a meeting of the Ilmon Benevolent Society this after noon ,; at the Rooms, on Third Street. The wants' of the poor anii afflicted are still urgent, and there is abundant employiAenl to occupy tt e tim of all the charitably dfcp6sed. v. We. "are also requested to invite contributions Tof . clothing, provisions, 5a&ifjjthingswhidywill bring re-

iestitute The Isdiewill J the side ot morality and decency. Ss tjudryt,fe!td wapfeseWecf bere

seetthat all Ohio kfHiws that the routo, Last by Nfewlbapj-, ftpf tUojTefferso;nyille Railroad , ,:is at- least' sixty hours shorter (fia'u the route by. Evansville. A tw "A loany ,'C ommercial. Everybody of common sense knows

ptM shipped, E?W Ev- . ansville. would beat Crestline before

thev couid even reach New Albany .by water;: "making the route from all , points" betow ..from 24 to 36 hours' shorter than by New 'Albany. ; From Evansville to IndianapoHs, via Terre Haute, is 182. miles. . From Evansville to Indianapolis, via New Albany is 30G m:les, 200 of which is by . water. Any man with brains can see the advantages' of the Evansville, Terre Haute and Indianapolis route. . Couxxi' CosVENTlbs. The boun ty Convention of -the Vanderburgh 1 ': ''' ' 1 -X- ! L - 't- -1 J ' ItepuDlu?aB3,-wnicn wm .ue. uem. uu Saturday :&ft6TPOon,. promises'Jto be an inleresting one; We learn f hat the Executive Committee have.a positivV promise from Hani (Thomas II . Nelson.'; of Terre? Hautci -late United States Minister to Chili, that he will J be. present and address the ConventiOiiV This fact aloire wiff crowd the -CSuW Robin,' ksCttlbdet Nelsdfe Is'one of the most .eloquent orators in' the West. , It is expected that Judge De Brjileri, who is, attending " the Gibson Circuit Cburt-, will also bo presect. ' 'Before Justice Emery. Joseph E. Tomelson filed an affidavit, before Justice Emery 'agaio3t " Mary Ann Foster for assault and battery. Some four or five witnesses were examined on the part of the prosecution', while there was no evidence introduced on the part of the: defence. After hearing the evidence, the Justice rendered his opinion that the case had been clearly made out, but expressed jhe opinion that i"it was a Tkind of dirty, malicious prosecution," : and he should, therefore, fine the defendant one cent, and remit all the cots. The Prosecuting Attorney, not to be outdone in magnanimity, . remitted his fees, and .furnished, the defen dant a one cent postage stamp wherewith to pay the fine. Whea ' the ' witnesses spoke of their attendance,, the Justice remarked that if they c 'aimed their, attendance he would charge it upon' the doeket, but that ke would never collect it. There were those present stupid enough to i imagine .Ithat this was a singular method of rendering justice and executing the laws. i

Recorder's Court. The Council Chamber was crowded yesterday afternoon with a heterogenous assemblage, ail eager to hear the disgusting details of an expected trial of a number of " fallen angels," or reputed prostitutes. Warrants had been issued against nearly a "dozen of them, but only three or ! fo"uP pui id no' appearance. Geo. W. McBride aud Azro Dyer appeared, as ' the former announced, as representatives df the accused, and. desired that the trial of one of the principals should go on in her absenee. To : this unusual pro-cc-edure, Cof, Buchanan Attorney for the city, a3 well as the Recorder, obobjected. The distinguished Attorney' finally ' seai for his client, and, in the meanwhile, demanded a jury. This involved further delay, and finally the cases were all postponed until this morning. The charges against two of the parties are for keeping houses of assignation, of ill fame and prostitution, and against tte others for visiting, occupying and U3iDg.such houses for the purposes of

prostitution . From the parade of forces made yes terday, it is manifest that the lewd wtmerr-of- the city-with their fri-ends and. sympathizer J 'are .determined to make a .desperate fight for the mastery in the city,' and It is time that the friends o la,w,,oraer decency and morality should seriously consider' the situation, .and array themselves on the side of in oral iy and. decency", and insist that tTie'lafas foe fexecuted. The declaration has already been publicly made that the party now in power in this city wiH be turned out next Spring, because of their efforts to suppress lewd houses and gambling hells. It rests with ihe' good people of the city property-holders who

have. large interests at staker-fatheriibW. who have sons to be corrupted andlf lilee llaDSuagesrwe' taueht in this

ruined, or daughters to be'debadched school, and cf course the progress is and, outraged to . determine if the Dot as rapid as when but oue language threat shall be made 'good. This! is i3 taught. Still, the progress made is not vb question; of politics, hut of very manifest and commendable. Mr. morals, and, it is to be hoped that aU Hecht h stke instruotpr in .German, who 'feel an interest in the fair fame ! aDd'Hcbrlw, and! PrVf. ivnight' inof our city, -will array themselves on structor in the Endish language.

His Honor on a fihare-e ot hpln Amnk? fcW.l f HMilef N: an, ".lon.l v

nightrvne :as adjudged guilty, arJ,lj.reil1 esiate- A"cro was a ,are crowa 10 on account, and' wet tq the I opulent citizens-bankers, merchant,

eitv lock-up, and will work the bal ance ovlu, LaU, o I, put.at tUi4-J-ate ofu h"5 itre'err . CD ceiius per uay o A warrant wa issaiqdagaingtGerhd Jlerkins fjrbe4it,r4lrutikVn th. 'street, aocl- tfiring a pistol w thin t fie corjMJratelipt. His. case wjis not ?deterrnfne! whn W-fefttfiC eourt room.,,. a v A ' J: BOIXJSED r-KlK' 1"IGIIT. X WO men j;ste'EiayhaviBg imbibed a large number of'" booiemckle " at'a third cla-dT, gfinkfc gotujpja quarrel. and, after a maltitude of, words, one challenged tli8 other to go to" the public grou&d.Jn ?hef river. babkv'iAbove Walnut,, Street, and." fight it out." The challenge jras accepted, nd the belligerents proceede'd with .their friends and a crowd of spectators -to the spot designatedy' The crowd moving in that direction excited the curiosity of others, and men from all directions' rushed to the publie grounds to learn the cause of the excitement. Upon arriving pa 'the ground, -challenging party called upon his1 wife, who was On ajelghboriag fla-tboat, to come and witness his contest and. his triumph. The other half caiue rush- . i . . "I , tji rrrTn! f 6'rl h?"a n 4"B trttrtr war ffath n sr a brick," hastened' to1 the scene of In-". tended Combat, declaring her purpose to annihilato' the; firsi ihdividual who attempted to lay rudejiands upon her liege lord. ' -

mi t .... 1. i - .i Mollie, who slided down the ' bank much after the, manner it; which the boys are accustomed to slide down the wharf on their sleds, only she had no sled beneath her. The' distinguished multitudes jsturued to -the city greatly disappoin ed at the tame finale of what they had supposed was to be a bloody fight. ' . v' ,

xne comuaianis una in me mean- 1 cust street. while "shed their outer garments,'.'. ' " ; 7T Tr. i . i i ? i.i,. j I v Hot.EHALE auction, by Hiram and -had placed themselves-in- pos-I ye.8.)Bf at his Auctioa Rooms. No. ishLlr. . At this critical moment, when I 72 Loctit Street, opposite the 1'ostarms were poised, and men were gaz- j Office; Thursday morning, February ing with bated breath to see the onset, Cthf at 9) o'clock, by the package and f re. persoa sWei "ponce, when the challenged party wash- u' s" dry 'sooJs, by the pieco. seized his coat and rushed frantically ; Dealers are invited. Goods sold withto town. ..Whea h? was fairly gone, out reserve. ' feb5 2t the challenger estert.ined the au- nlssoIut,7ft of toparlnerhlp. dience with declarations of the rapid- T. rnmrtnMn i1(1Pi,trtfr,r(, PX.

i.-.i whK-hhe, would hava ! istiDg between the uuder.igneJ and X'XZJ "chawed lip his opponent if he had James M. Carpenter, Ira M. White beid at a court i lisnruptc-, to tw only stooil to see it, and then flung nl John S. Baktr, is this day dis- on TVrd htret? io KvaviiielnJian t, l ;i ul- f.M,..,i i, solved by mutual COUrent; CVing tetnre fharles II. Hulterfleld, KemsN in tKf firm to no the2th dav of February. A. D. lfi1.

A Great Contrast. At this time last year the execrations of the people were loud and deep, as weli as almost univer-al, against the condition of the wharf and Water Street, and these execrations were not without just caue. Theong series of rains that prevailed during January had rendered Water Street almost impassa

ble, and the wharf, what little of it was left by the rapidly swelling flood, was,in,na better condition, and the' engulphing of drays and mules almost out of sight, was no uncommon spectacle. The contrast now is great indeed. The street, finely! bowldered, is solid and dry, and the wharf well paved and in like eool condition. Whoti it i deemed prudent to remove f lie thia layer of gravel from the surface of the street and wharf, both will be at all times as clean almost as a well swept floor. . A Sad Bereavement. We are painsd to announce the death of Mrs. II. C. Hyde," which melancholy event transpired on Friday morning last, at Florence, Alabama. The remains ar-1 rived here yesterday morning by the Armada, and the funeral takes place to-day, a notice of ' which will be found elsewhere in to-day's Journal. The deceased was a daughter of Mrs. Sophia Gilman, of this city, and wife of II. C. Hyde, of (he firm of Greek & Hyde, Florence, Alabama. The deceased was a highly estimable lady; and her early death will be mourned by a large circle of frie nds iu this city. . Examination .of the Hebrew School, The 6emi-aunnal examination of the Hebrew School took place yesterday, and passed off in a manner highly gratifying to' the parents and friends of the school, and highly credwftfffU Estate.-"r--J -" S"-" terday in selling a large amount df real estate. There was a larre crowd real estate agents, fcc. The biddinjr was very liveiy, ana most or the property sold above the appraisement: The total amount of the sale, includ ing mortgages, to which some of tlie ' ltit's ''V'Su?jJb'Cwasf neat $40,(00 the largest Sheriff, sale probably ever made in this county. .Lecture and " Sociable. There HfilV.bQ a' new feltprn fitrplaced at the Sociable' of' the ladies of Trinity M. E. Church to-morrow night. Rev. C. N. Sims will deliver a popular lecture, after which the ladies will give a magnificent supper comprising all the substantial and luxuries, ofjthe season and country. The mere announcement of the expected presence of Rev, C. N. Sims will be sufficient to crowd not only the parlors but al-so the lecture room of the church." All who ' wobld enjoy a two-fold feast should bear this in mind and be present. J Havana Cioars. A number of gentlemen of taste pent to Cuba, some time since, an order for genuine Havaba cigars. : Yesterday they received 2,500 by the Richmond, and we had the gratification of puffing one of them last night. These are, perhaps, the only real Havana c:gars in the city. oa! Notices. f Ladies wishiug some faney goods will do well to attend Hiram Nelson's auction sale this morning, at 0, nVlnnlr at hi nrt!rn T?nrims f.n. - - " i I- , Clement. The busine will be continued under the same arm name. A. B Carpenter. Carpenter, White & Baker. Evansville. Ind., Feb. 4, 18bU tf 6T An Tee House to rent. In quire at the Jocrnal office. tf Hand serins try Milward'g Xtrjfa.

Ladies! use Clark's Spool Cotton. Milward's Needles are the bet.

Clark' StwiA Cotton u 6 Cerd to 80 ' Machines Use Clarlct Siool Cotton o 1 Clark's Spool Cotton is the best. . MihmrtV Helix JSodle, in Patent Wrapper$, are superior to a'l others. Take none other than Cark'tOtton. o Millard's Need? for ale everywhere. iPXZClILL. NOTICES Frightful Prophecies ( Cunrer'ittif the End of All Tliimj Are made by reli'oiis enthusiast ; and, on tne ollinr haml, philosophers insist ' that the cei;tre of the eHith is a mas ot fire that the poles ol the earth will on day be at the ei'.iMlor, and that the sun 1 Ktadualiy fudiuu! Talk like this tvery le ill!e; hut, pending such wholesale ctla in Ities, it will He as well fur each member of (t'K'W-ly to tHk eitie tt Ii!h or her health, and leave the rent to Piovidence. The end comen prematurely to nil who neglect the preservation of that lues!! tn a It) blesslnn:. snll'i-r liver disease, tytpepNia. chronic constl palton, or any other aiimei.t lo lake its course unrhecki d, and tt will assuredly ohorleu lite. Il cannot lie said that the means of protecting thu yWem aiulnst the predlx osiiiR can-e of disease are withheld. The coi Hi 1 1 ut ions and physique of the lent rohul may ih) so sti ttjiuthened and foi tirte l by a course of HOSTKTTKKV MTOMACH ItlTTKUS uh to render lliem alt hut Invulnerable, not only to tue attacks of epidemic disorder, out also to the ordinary complaints will 1) prevail in all- countries mid at all neatons. If the Immense Importance of PKOTKCTI VK mkdiuaTIon were universally understood, this Incomparable vecteiable antidote, which Is alreao.v Cm most popular tonic In the world, would everywhere be classed Rinoni; tha stapieti of Ire, and no tutuily would. lur to ho without. It, The time may arrive when this will b. the cse, tor every year ailds hundreds of thousands to the list ot those wlw use it. a-Hov- r! . f seeirt;' .( .' roni itf r ic ; DltHh'j , :.., iU not hen suffer t he Hgooy lie oties una lolled away e WhooptUK t.'otiKh, or slDKle bo'i lof Poland' omul wou'd have saved White I ' . he tiJ j-.d.Ci X II lufa'Uole. "- HALL'S VEGETABLE B I Cii tutu 11 A I K K E X E W E R Ha proved Itself to be tho most perfect prepuratloT for tlie'llalr ever offered to the ubiioto-rjstor--i ' Gray Hair to Its Original Color, And create a new growth where It ha laden oif fnm disease or iiuturtt decay. It ulll prevrnt the Hair Jt om falling out. tt All who u- It aro uiumlnious l n awarding it the praise Ot b'-m the best Hair IsvusMinirexlaul. Our i realise on the iiair sent free bj- in all. . xAscrtrtimtDotLY Br ' ' . ? It. P. H AI.hA CO., ' 'nslitia, N. II., Prop-!ei or-.. F6r nale by all In uirist. lt. tl Im Fragrant Toilet tSiuyf AHK l'JJt I VHMI JlV, Skilled Workmen from 111- lx st I:il i hils, and are KNOWN AH THE Sr.lSIH Kit ilY llEAI.KM AID CTTMT'otM KKS. ' iolil Kveripvhsre. . f'Jfc 'Ji LETTRR 2'APMK, LETTER I A I 'Ell, LETTER I'Al'EJt, - NOTE I'APKR, NOTE I'AI'Ell, NOTE PAPER, LEGAL CAP PAPER. LEGAL CAP PAPER, LEGAL CAP PAPER, . FOOL'S CAP PAPER, t . . FOOL'S CAP PAPER, FOOL'S CAP PA ER, BILL .PAPER, - , BILL PAPER, BILL.P4PEK, ...... TRIAL BALAN'CE PAPER TRIAL BALANCE PAPER TRIAL BALANCE PAPER LEDGER PAPER, I - LEIXiEll PAJ'ER, LEDGER I'APER, : BALANCE SHEET PA PER BALANCE SHEET PAPER BALANCE SHEET PAPER For Sale ill fliN Oilier. NATIONAL HOTEL, Corner or Main and Flftb .Street VINCENNES, IND. 9t. H. l'..laU I'rrleloi Busses run to and from the House t Dejiotw on time for every train. 'Huh wl carry ffastteuuer to any part ol the city.; ocldil In . Bankmpt'jy. Thin i io Mti iri; that, t. th t h day ot January, A. IMS'., a wa rant In bankt uiitcy was Issued against il estateof J-:rnst 11. I IlHlerrili:lit,ol Kvan ville, in the county ot Vaiiderouinb. Hlate of Indiana, who lias been hi1jiiIi a hankrut. on his own petition ; thai .1 payment of any debt and delivery ol r property belonging to such bankrupt him, or for his use. and t he trausier oi at property by him, Ix forbidden by law; th a meet line of the ci editor of the said ban l'J o'clock A M. BEX. J. KPOON'ER, LT. H. Marshal, District of Indiana feu3 d2t THE lrF.KSIJ.FO BF.US lea to Inform the public that he h lea the above place for a number of yearn, a offer the flail for parties, ball, cunwr fair, and meetings, at very rooder price. ELWAKD WKHLKH, dec6 d im Proprietor