Evansville Journal, Volume 19, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 29 June 1868 — Page 8

Ui V Protect OsnnelTrs. lise n.vKlital fctractare o the btrocatst isTau being is vuinerab e everywhere. Ou- b.siies f endowed by riure with a rertrun ueer'.t've power, wbicn protecta itf-nj, to Kimc extent, from nnboieKime ;niuencca: but uiio protection is raper"eet. and cannot tafely he retiei oa In unreal! by regions, or under oireun stances of in ore than ordinary danger." Therefore, it -. '(ssdom-It 1 prudeuca It is common eo.-e to provide asalnst such conumrenrU?s, by taking an atii t. w iDTAsre; u itier words, by fortifying th svirem 5!l'aH'lSTEH EK". STOMACH BITTERsJ tae most complete protective "samstill the (-piriemio and eademtct maladies that fcao ever ben administered ta auy couniry A a remedy lor Dyspepsia, there la nf) medicine tlia' Wili oodcsre with It.

-Vboever suffer the pangs of lndiizetlon, ' anywhere n tlj face or tho ea'th where fi sTET TEH'S HTOMACII BITTERS can ie procured Uoea iw voluntarily; for, as j rarely as trn'u exustu, this iuvaiuable i tonic aiid a ltkkativi: would restore hut ,' 'jlw-jfJered sioraach to a heal'tiy condition. To the nt rvons it is aiao especially j -crinn-.eud6d tud la ctvwsa of confirmed x DsTlpatioii it uJfO atrordo speedy and srmaiii-ni reil r fn alios (ol Ftverand AKue the BITTER.-, i more j;"' ent thai ny amount of auiiiine, while tre in ft dant-erouK can a ii L:lkt:H Fovtr yield to Its wonderful propf j ti n. Tbr-e van iriwl the medicine i.I ritver rt-e another tor the ailments wh'.c.i Inn HO TETTI-R -ITTEiM prot aub ue. Tntiiwc eio have not ruAJ'.t' -be eirper-.racat we coidiallv is.cor.i.tiftii! an erly application of tha BITTr.ii u t.Hifverthev ure stricken by disasao U.e digestive "organs. S9tHKf3! S-OIHEPvS! HUTHEESI DON'T FAIL TO PROCURE Willow's Sc-ctrla Syrup, FOR CHILDREN TEETH IN" CI. XI: .s va uahle preparation hr. 4 been tt-U t'b fieter fatltiy sueeeu in ihtuinds of It nr.t only rel eves the child frsra p.'tiii. iut it vigomtes the suiiimoIi and boirels, ffoi reels a Idlty, acd gives tone and energy tc whole system. It wib also Instantt i 3ievt-G;: rixo m tsik fovsts and Wi'i 'We brli' ve it ip the ef aud artsf c'y th- world Jn nil caHt'M o: Ltyti-niery t ad Lnarri.aca in c,Udrt,i, v, heiher arisintf Jtoi teeti lng or v.ny other cause Full uirectujii- lor u.-.lag wltl acepmpaay riSSh boitie. Be pur &C(t f.i!l for MRS. WIN'S LOW'S SKJOTHINO hVUUP." havius; ti e aa-tim-o: "ITi tih a Pbkkinh" ou the oatside wr- j-?r. A 11 ol Uers are base ItuUat om. d twbiu Sitcli8l;?r,3 Hair Dyv Tii ytendtd nr.tr Dye is the beat lii the vc.rU; tlie o;ii " trne and perfect Dye; b&sml -, T:.;li-e, intanUtueonii; no (lisr. .polEtmisiiv; iw riuU:alou tint; reiuoiir ll.e ill elftrtit t bud r.yeit; icvifioratea a-fi le tves the Hair soft and beautiful, Mft-D- fYn, vjvi l rv ail I my'K' and tt...-i.a, jHt'periy eijpiitjd at Batch.r'H V tg ftclry, iio. la Bond Htreet, tir York. apaOdly. Fragrant Toilet Soaps IKE PREPARED BY Skilled Workluea from the iMmateriMl and are XXbWS A8 Till ST.l 3A 5i Is BT DSALEES S-a rrf -wAwi. doe CS "kiiXh ratchi-s. Freckles & Tau. Tid ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY for ir BKOtrs ru-HfonoRATiosa on the face ttrvi;'$ ilot a-d Frerkte IMixn. Pre-.fc-fd only by Ir. B. C. PERRY, 49 Bond fcj-t, Jiow Yor. .Sold everywhere. " " rnjtliers suf?er the asoay tie ones Mutttol.ed way if Whooping . i)uuU, oi siiiKie bottle ol Poland's .ri nr.d wonld have saved , I is infi-iiibie. '--i' IV: 'A ftheT . tt t-r.' - l T 4 WohM'l !E CO., HATTERS, COUNER HATS, M KF.ETN. tiiaj 1T7 dt: Diss oluticn cf Partnership. JL is dissolve.! thin'day b. mutual conj'it. Mr. sniirljp retiring. Ail deota will e p. h and a' claims co.lec'.ei ty J. Picqkel, v. bo aolne is authoriz-d to sfttls .lesauie. J. '.SPARKS. J. PH. tit EX. Evaasviile, June 13th, Vcticd of CopartaersMp. - Till: IN i I.RtsT OF MK. hPAKKS in the late rirm ot c-parks A Pioquct iving bt-eu pmchaseit by H. tsymmes, t e iojsi nes wiii le crriiou hretf.er under na name of s VMM ts A PICO.. ET. H. HYM MEH, Jniil3 dlw J. PICQUET. U N D E K T AK RS sioceIaor to J. C. Herisou A Soii. EvAxsvrxrjE, I;yD HA1E- ASSOC! ITED TllEJfselves together tor the purpose of mrryirgonthe Undertfcjiing and Embalming ;- ' ; toainesa. .- The best Btock In ocr line to be found in ie city will be.kept eomtaiito on band. apiHd;tia i, Cneap, Good, "and Quick. ; v.? : ' IDEKIBE 4TIFTI THE public taat I am prepared to do any kind of .repairing or alteration on houses, stores, nd furniture at t be lowest price and tn the shortest time. Call and pee. GEO. HEKTH. '" TCy29 Imd Cor. Fifth and Maiu SU. T

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c. Leave Arrive Arrive. ?;vanvi:!s. V iDcercs. T. Maute Aceoia'od fa, rv! ' Vi:3 a i.f.fail . 1- A M i H 5i 4 i! Viacennea At: 45 p .m I 7 11 p m 4 -AC e 3 : p ai " Leave : Terre Hau; Leave Arrive i'inoeuDfjs. K'vilie. i ioec nfcs Ac 1 b UvJ a m Frsisfit 4 Ac. 6:'0 A m 12 y at jaU. .. 4 .05 ! M I .7:11 p M 9 . A M 10: OOF M rerre Hau "t and India 13 3. . FKOiJ TERRS HAUTE. " Lave. 'xpreto.. -....11 f as ";. 6fi a m rpiw-4 :-:! r m ?ilrfcss... 5:5 fm Arrive. 6:10 a m 4 r'X) F M : ,i!U and Mississippi Eallroa-t FROM xVi CEff N EB. Arrive. Drpart. i :2i5 P K 5) 4 j i I b?DEtvfl .1! :2-1 f a I 2-Jr F M Tprus-Ktward P M 1 Wim xprswft Westward......46 a M 5rC0 a m ; HTEAMBOAT LIKF-S. To Lot?ravrr.i.E. Every ' Monday ad -isturday t lOo'ciorl a.si. Everjr Tuesday, duly.Thr.r!id.y. sort f-alur.Uy at - 6-j' 'TOAi'sSl-DaUy. except Sunday, at 3 M , od Katnrday at o'c!oi p. m. F.vt-ry aondiiv and Tharsday at 6 o cIock f. m. To Eastfokt. Evi-ry Tua-vtlaj- ud 'ridny at 4 o'clock P. sc. To Ha rKKON Daily, exefpt HunJays, .t y, o'clo--k p.. To Nashvilxz Every TUuxsiay tt toar . m. To irriMPHis Seau-veelsly. Krcir port Sta?8 (via bur jt aai Jtoo'nill imH.tfc. w n MotidAyn, WedneMiaj-s eij-J Fridays.irrtveH by 7 p. sr., Taetxiays Thuiiav i-n-t Mttartlayw. . N.w Harstonr M&il 8tge tc-vei Monty-- rtDd Fridays at , a.m. Arrive Tuetsyj and Saturdays by 4 f . ai. f pt Suniij-j ut, 7 a. af . Arrive dai: y t.s v:, , .-u.. i.n.-. .-- ; fiii. nunaay.d V;j ; v. a . To NcvrBTTBO. iUrz :.:! y '"Trent Hanluy,) from the Mercisaut's ilolei, jt 3 'lcek p. M. . v.. r "': MONDAY... ..JUNE 29, 153. CITY'iNKWH.:.: , Hot. The wcathclr is gradually heating up again. The mercury at noon yesterday stood at W'iu' the shade. ' " ': ' ' Temperance Picmc. The Temperance organizations of the city, we learn, contemplate holding a picnic on the grounds of the Crescent City Springs, during the present wcekl I Thanks Master Henry Haynie, train boy on Geo. Nelson'o train, the several express messengers, and Fish h Barter, book-aellcrs and news dealers, have our Thanks for latent papers delivered vhtly ia advance of the. mails. FoCL. The rapid uLxlinc of the river has left several inches of foul, putrid -looking mud - upon the wharf, and it i-i in a worie condition than it has bean before Uicr. . this Spiig or uuiOff for New Yoke. A con.iidor able number of gentlemen will leave this morniag by rail for New York, soiic to witness the Democratic Nationa! pow-wow, but most of them induced by the very low fare of $23 for ! the round trip, to whit the great com- j mercial emporium of the United States. Several leftou Saturday night by the Tarasccn. School Examination. We publish this morning a report of the examination of the excellent Select School taught by Misses Hooker and Hough, famished us by a visitor. We were uot advised of the time of the examination, which accounts for the absence of our own report of it on Saturday. We are glad ta learn that it passed off to creditably. New . Webat. -Messrs. Iglel art have ieft upon our desk a farcple of new Tennessee or AlabaiuH wheat, tht-y having received, by the Armada' on Saturday, a cotiiignmen" of 016 bags. The raiu is ?mall but p'ua.p and rich, t-howiug that the scii and climate of Tenuesice are well adapted to the growing cf wheat. The steamer Sam. Orr brought in a small lot of new wheat from the -Tennessee River, on Thursday la&t, the first, we believe,' that arrived this se-a?on. T uiri Tno tnm Th. ,.5, ' m. ..x..,... .vavw.-tu!, vimu on Saturday morning brouzht uo 22 i hogshead1 premium tobacco j I irom Paducah, oae hogshead of which had ril4 at tKV Tfiharrn fa:r r Jtt'Tvr soia t tne xcoacco .a.r at i-io per . one hundred poundst;.or la per pound. i(4t was raisea ju , Baliard-j County by R. Wakefield. " It was put up in a hogshead as finely polished and finished a3 a lady's dressing bureau. ; ' . Matrimomau The following I licenses were it?sued to parties tired j of single life, by, the Cennty Clerk, i during the week ending June 'i th: j -: MKDfi rm ana marzaret bteDnens. Ernwtr.WirwlUaail.&& EU Wal-? u a- - Lich.'; ton. - Wm. Bchmlt and Kate Bchmelzert, Jcwenh Fischer and HenrieLi Mink ;r Jih Kleberand Theree tiottjwhllch Edward Tabor and Kate S. Dudgeon. 1

A I't'PULAK I'e-soht. There were full; 1.000 r e -pie. porLaps more, at tle Cr&.-tDt C;iy Spring? on Saturday bight. couitrisiDg tho urt citizens. Macy fara-ily parties were there, both duriD2 the afternoon and eveciDg, aiad arent many people visited thi3 beautiful loeniity for the first time. All were loud in their expression of admiration. The grounds were lighted up very handsomely at Eight, and the crowds of beautiful ladies and gallant gentlemen strolling through the winding walks, or crowding the refreshment table, rendered the seene rekl lively. ' ' ' The Crescent City Silver Band occupied the verandah of the refresh-

raenf ?stand, and discoursed the most j

ishtfuI muMC Tbe' mon nerfect I number of pupils ; under the immeivDiim euc. ' . . t . . periect j date eyfi of a ooJ mstructor, insures er prcvaiifid, and we can imagine safety and efficiency. .

deli? uiuti j.i tv iica, auu v.u liiu luiauuic no plt-aanter' place of spending an frArin .tlian nniw . fhosft rieanfifnl r j grounu;.. , ! iu3Ct a e e cunsiucr tue arraugereat beacf action to the city , ' TT 0 V ADMITTED TO THE HIGH bcIIOOL? Oa Saturday morning Prof. Gow recdere J his decision unon the exam- ! mation of candidates for admission to, the High School, which took place on the previous Saturday. There wern sixty candidate? for admission, of whom thirty-nine were admitted. We cive below the names of the . MUUIU,W, ; aVktat'e standing in 'scholarship, 100 , , . . oeiiirf thu atandaru of pcrfcetioq : Addle AtwracUer 71 Ella Mi en . 71 -i,.. iiii- oinniB tfnni, K. lirlnkinao '..".LI 5S Wia.Naouey Ad chandler 7t wm. tter i5 John Uipple . Jl wrj Piii ury.. . ti ! Era ii titan 5t is-' i iennii;iri. tl , E la Lvht,h .... m u v.ziv l aiue.....;.... vv: ..uriICiiuoii 55 lii!tav-riborii Lizzie Urant... ba John Sberto M--ry HarriiiHtoa. isiilly Sorenson Kit spiiv HurKrave.. Lizzie Huiilvan 70-j Rlch'd Hoile 57 lxui-a Sc tt Mary loa -e nit Hedwia Schultz.. . Husie Inyle S8 Amlj .Simmons.... 7 Mary Keeny SO Marj Smith 74 Charles Ketir..i... 7 Marshtll White..,. 62 Malttu Kirkpat-. i Wm. Walker 4 rick.. 69 Elian Wensler .... 7 Ileuiv I,utK 68 Heury Wingert fl Amy Litch field.... S Ida Werntz. 88 ' ' Ech of the successful candidates was f urnished, by Prof. Gow, "a very handsomely printed certificate of admission. Those candidates who failed to obtain certificates upon their examination on the 20th inst., have another chance, by " working up " during the vacation, and standing a successful examination at the commencement of the next term. The Superintondant and Board of Trufccs will be greatly pleaded if the entire twenty oue who failed on their first trial, shall 'make this effort and succeed. Rlcoiek3 CorRT. There wa? a light business done in the Recorder's Court on Saturday. A butcher, who was so eager to sell his stock of meat in mrket on Saturday morning that he could not wait, proceeded to sell before the btll vuQ2, iu violation of the ordinance in such cases made and provided. Com plaint was entered against him before the Recorder, and a warrant was issued, but the man had not been arrested at a late hour Saturday evening. Peter Betmot quaffed too freely of the intoxicating cup, and became inebriated. He was pulled and presented. A fine of $1, with $3 3i costs was entered up to his account. Thomas Littlejohn, an African from the interior, visited the city on Sarurd3 and beiag ignorant of the subject of municipal law, committed the same offense fur which a distinw' ' . ,1 aaci a year rr so azo. ro-wii : iiucuit : liitcaed his hore to a sin k- tree pounced upon.-and a fine e was

rM,i nnn - or ''a fint o $1 was C. Jt 11. Llu.1eoscnir.2dt to Hearich Niepoaaced upo. acu a o i was haus lj0t i:, , BIWK 2. Lamsc .. or :ws.

i:r posed, with $3 costs. He had not tne requisite amour-t or stamp, and ii i !.,,. i,;-. was allowed to depart on nis own , 0 x piumi-e w p. John ceigler was drunk quite , , . . ..... 1 Irunk and tor his infirmity was dru fined $1, with S3 a costs. This closed the day's session, not a paying one, by any manner of means. Go - from Home to Get the News. The New Albany Comm'erSllVj .. , , , Mcasies are Kiiung a good many it, ul'iu at i 1. 1 1 1 tiauit a nx ui.ua- , :h ' Vii le.' tV(? rannnt ,lCill, fQT Terre Haute. . , , , , .. , , i uut ave rieari 0f no death from mea&les ia tfa;s cjtJ. A cumber of chadren have had the measles in this city, but none, we believe, have died of that disease. A Good Committee. A number of persons who attended the Masonic celebration at Metropolis on the 24th iQ3t., are loud in their praise of the adjairable management of -the. Comrnittee of Arrangements,-and espe- ' Wal-iCltuy Ol merman vaaoate ana m. Ciaiiy 01 merman Vuanaie ana Vm. i Farrow two of the Pftmaiittep who , r arrow, two ot tae comsauree wno Fwere unremittint ia their attention ! tt r i -. to Strangers. s t

bcnuol Examinations. Editors Journal : The public examination of the schools, just closed for the Summer, has kindled do little interest in our city. It is obvious that the standard of our schools is being elevated each year. Of the larger public schools, which have so creditabiy acquitted themselves, full notice has already been made. They do honor to this city and people. Besides thee, there are some private seminaries of learning, conducted by individuals, and dependent upon their own merit for patronage aod continuance. Not alone cheapness but intrinsic worth sustains them. Without great fidelity and sagacity, their teachers could not maintain themselves in the midst of euch excellent public institutions. Miny of our citizens prefer them for their

children. Ihry think that a smaller safety and etacieDCV j Oue of the o;ue-t and best known by the Misses C. Hooker and 11. Hough, aided by competent assistants. It was your correspondent's good fortune, with a number ot others, to be present at the closing exercises of this t-chool, - It would occupy too much of your space, to give an extended account ol the several classcxamin trioris. Where all did so well. i distinctions might seera invidious, i Uut it is due to the whole school, to ; cali attention to the thoroughness of i the instruction, as shown in the classes in arithmetic, French, phsioiogy, grammar, and auebra. come one has aid that. " writing well, like 5 peaking the trufh, is cot a natural gift, but the'result of practice." Perhaps the same might be said of. sWing icJi. The examinations in thisschool, as in all others, show the tcudenej' rt undervaluing tin- tr-jneti .,r .f .,1; . i la- L .vs hi J jv!j --; - rn , - well, as n i-u.e, anu speil badiy. A ..tu, jn a public, UOCUUient like our blaliL f rPtlrnJ rpcCntli; wnt nrn hi,I -,. d3C return-, rctcutsy sent around, we nave penury. ppeiieu purg ry, u is time to call up the spelling class again. I here were several thoughtful and well written essays read by the young ladies. Miss Annie Buncie received the first prize for good deportmeot aa J proSciencyin studies. Mis MolIie llagon and Faunie Armistead wete awarded books for similar: excedeucics. As a token of good use of the article, Miss Mary Walker received a fine gold pen. Ou the whole, it was very pleasaut. Here were some sixty well-trained children, whose behavior and manner showed good handling no less than their miiuh. One special feature of this examination deserves mention. It was cot all couducted by the twtchers. Several of" the visitors crop- examined the pupils. Tni showed that the answer to questions was not, what is too often theca.-e, a mere parrot exercise. It proves their acquaintance with prlac -pte. If this were often done in all our schools, we should .ee more confidence on the part of scholar, and more care to know the maton and grmind of things taught. These public examinations caunot become a fair measure of the quality and quantity ot learturg acquiri-d, but if the parents a id p.Liij wou'd more generally attend, and o- quest o -, it would. impart a spur and give more tone to pupils an 1 teueners. These reflections occur to us while feeing, and hearing, and asking question- in thi excellent school of Miss Hooker and 5Iiss Houtfh. litANSFait of Rkau Estate. The following t ansf.;rs of real estate were entered for record in the oHice of the County Recorde" during the week ending Saturday, June 27: James E-skiue to Mattle E. Ilargrave, Lot 17. Isabella P. ace, for SJ00. Joseph Anlertner to Frederick B'emper, Lot 11, block hi, Southern Enlargement, lor t70u. JameaW.WilU.hire to John W. Muth. Lot 1 and pait ut 2, iUocls ID, Sharpens EnlarKemeut. tor 650. laavid Kronenberger to Emit Bischof, Low 4, 5, and 6, Block 2, Mlbs's t nlargemeat, I'cr 51,000. Levca Carlstidt to Wm J. Dt-bler, undivided two-tbir-Ts of Lot 5, Lllleston's Enlargement, for S2.200. IV . H. l.indnsehmlilt fo A. Lttiden-si-inuidt, Lot 11, Block 11', Laniabco, fir John A.ReiiztoC. H. Lindenschmidt, Lois 11, i x-o:s n, ijt it, it, 10, hlu .w, t-ioi u, fcyf j-o,. fc..-w. liow rt Esirl to Kury A. Eallengr, Lota 5 oi, u- Wilkes to Lliiilenscbmid: A jecu tnber, loi8 s Hnt so, itx-iia J Place, tor i ..V). Jno A.P.c'ltzto feidluaud Funke.tiock irnasco, vr i.no. Antliou Kt-i to b Lots 12 and l Block 74. rank Kalkbrenur, :. Lamasco. for 8775. Wm. II. LawtoOiernei.it hei(z. l,o;s8. 4.5. and , Block 17, Lania?co. lor tl,'MiO. Thomas F. Bt-thell to Frankiiu C Betli-t-11. Lot, 1 and part of 4, In Blheil'a Hubdlvisioa of 4r of northwest quarter of northea-t quarter, and part of southwest quarter of northeast quarter of Z 6, 11, for 2.u00. iae Wit C. Kell r to George R. Pushee, Lots 13 and 18, tsloeli 2, Hoctwell's Ad'iit:on, tor JtiOtt Louis Hovtm to John O. Venneman. Eloces i9and -.2 in southeast quarter of sst, ... -. SnerilX ot Vanderburgh t'ounty to ("has. Jargeas, Lot b liiook i, Jacobsville, for S'J75. Patrick Boyle to Charles Parke, part east H southwest quarter 22. 6, iu, 3 acres, for Charles Parke to Phil. C Ebervrtne, part east one hnlf northwest quartern, 6 10, 3, acres, for ?-. -imeon Lxngford to John Mf.-Dowrel!, sou:n one-half southwest quarter southeast quarter 34, 4, lo, for 8900. Joun Thurinann to Alice C. R'nJwll, part of Section 7, d, 10, 1, 75 acres, for 8175. Casper Jende to Mathias Saai'wacchter, rorthwest quarter southwest quarter, ill, 5. 11, for S9. Jared 1. Spahn to John Hpahu north , west northwest quarter, 7, ii, 11, 4, 12; a acres, tor fciou. . .T.kti n Hrrnhn in GAnrpa TVirn nArthwr quarter ot the southeast quarter, and tae I northeast quarter of soutnwes't quarter) u,o, u, iur .. s tier iff of Van Jerburjh County o Ale; suenffot Van Jerburjh County o Alex ' Maudux, undivided one-fourth ol ftactlou- ! al 15 7 acreSj tor r:SM. Alex. Maddux to James M. Blair, nndlvided pai t of frac-xon 15, 7, 11, -W acres, for I i

Jama- M. Kla'r to James Iavid.xon, nn- j

o -vid d part ot traction 15, 7, II, at) ivsres, f r 4S5n. tieoree Khan k to Joseph shank, part of noriiiwest. quarter of northwest quarter, 38. 5. 11. 10 acres, for $400. IInry uumbtrUi to .viaggie C. Curry, Lot 69. First German Building Association, and L"t 9. BIock 64, Lamasco, tor t"M. Samuel W Oocker t Eri J. Morten, lot 11. Block 2. Eastern Enlargement, for &VX. Maggie A. Curry to Heury Gumberts, part of Lot 1 and 2, Bloc 4, Baker's Addition, for 81,00. Tue New Regime. Under the new city administration many marked changes have been made even a new orthography has been instituted, as may be seen by the following extract, copied from the assessor's blanks. It is said to be strictly Democratic and conservative: , " Any person who shal' knowingly and wilfully swear falsely, . when so sworn by any such Assessor," shall be deeme-t guilty of purgery, and on conviction thereof shall be punished accordingly;" . .... '. r.; V. .. " Purgery" is good in that eoiiuec-. tion. It shows that the new ' administration is determined .to purt out all old forms and ceremonies. , Left for Home. Col. Crebs, and one of the other gentlemen who were here interestinir themselves in behalf of the Little Wabash River improvement,-' left for Carmi on Saturday evening.- They were quite successful itftheir mission, having secured a subscription of over $3,000, -vvish a promise of mora. Oue cf the delegates remains here for a day or two longer, and will still further prosecute the work cf soliciting subscriptions'. i, .. r tt-. . . t Ol.r. OLi'iMJt l ALtit.K. VU1. t j .:!. , it t ! ciuiaju, criaig'ju ibu iisuuii auu battery on Ed. Fields with intent to kill, had a hearing .before Justice Walker on Saturday. The charge of ' iutent " was withdrawn, and Simpson entered a plea of guilty of asault and battery, and was fined $1, with costs. John and Mary Bruner, charged with assault and battery on Fred. Young, also had a hearing, and were fined $3 each, with costs. CARRIAGES. J. B. Oeidx. f. L. Gkeek. J. IJ. GREEN Ac CO., CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS. Transfer Ornaments at Cincinnati prices. Main Strart, Int. Fifth a?tl Sixth, tauih-j-rit KVAMvitLK. Im. DiKsolutio.i of ',0i,artnersbJp. T;n;coi .iiim hshii' ukkf.to. tore exlHtin; uud-r tne ntvle of 11. imi b Bui, umieria Kors, was tuis day dissolved by niutuat consent. The busiiies will be continued by K. s'mlth, and all clai ras will oe ikeitld bv him ii. will I'll & B iO. I desire ret'trulng thank 'o th! public for t n-ir liberal p-.itrouae in the p st, and would retipectfully soil- L h conuuuauctj ol jeiMtMw " FRED. SMITH. I Hebrew S; hool Examination. ! Tiii: iwxi-AL iA)ii..(rio.v or ! toe ll'-brew school win commeuce on ! 'iUriSD vY, June ZiS, iu the basement of tue .-ixtn tstrc-et I empie. and wlllrontinue f for four days, l aieutci of th children and J friends ol the nctiool are cordially Invited to attend. I By order of t he Truites. JOHN WILE. Superintendent. I J e 19d7t EVAJtaviI.I.E, June 20th, 1S0H. THE PHT.rRHIP HERETO. fore ex Mlun belweeu John M.McCorkie a..d E. P. Htroua Is this lay dissolved ty mutuai consent, Mr. H'rong reilrlmt. The business will be continued by John -. McCorkle. AH deblH due the firm wilt be paid to him, and all c aims against the name will t-e settled by him. JOHN H. Mt-CORKLE Je22dlw E. P. STRONG. C. II. RUDD, STEAMBOAT AGENT, AND Special Agent for tSie Baltimore JL Ohio Kali road, my21-tf K" A nsv7i.tr, Ind. If O It A 11 O U COAL. fflllE USDSKsIUNKD II A3 ALWAYS JL oa hand a supei lor article of lion Hr bur Coal, wh en will be delivered to n'.l parts of the city on fchori notice, at the lowest marset price. JAM. II. LETCHER Office-N'o 18 N. Water at. mali i!y ADOLPil WiCENKR, Umbrella jalanufdctnrer, TT AS HEHOf I! HI ENTABLIS Ii. JCL inent to THIRD oTREET, between V me and Divisioa- near the Catholic Ctiuica. lie will b? glad to see his old customers at his new stand. XOTICE. I auderstand that partie have been can va-s-ii) the city claiming to be tny BgontH. No one has any authority to solicit work for me, and all tuo-o claiming to be my employees ate importers. uxaZi dim NEW POTATO ES, SEW CABII M-E, and new Onions re.eived per steamer ru.oeit E. Lee, acd ror sale at reduced price by VICKERV BROS, Jun8 73 Main Street1,000 ' li,AH. UriMrti KtSHCIS 4F l'IJtICK Nortnern Peachblow Potat . wi i.u -si rstr tlant inn rT tahlo iica arrive this week), for sale at greatly re duced prleet by ViCKEHV BROS.. Eureka Buz mr. "IMaiixSit. JunS CJTRAW BERRII'K VER V LARGE Q ONES received dauy by express, Mondavs excepted at ' ViCKERY BEOS.. JunS 7i Main Street.

Lr ILL. HQTICBS. Lost Mo.net On Thursday nieht two one hundred dollar bills. Aoy one finding the same and returning it to the undersigned will be liberally rewarded. F. Weil, june27 tf No. 5 Water Street.

Wanted to Rent. In the business part of the city a store for the wholesale drue business, to be occupied by the first day of August next. Cha3. Leigh. Alexander Lemcke. P. O. Box W. 1,042, Cincinnati. " 29 lw. Ohio. Notice. Having received the necessary apparatqs.(I am now prepared, to inspect ail Oil or Fluids purporting to be for illunrnnatinsr purposes, aa provided by the City Ordinance passed June 5th, 1?. Ij W. Decbner, City Inspector. Z2 Main Street. The Silver Stray A new and choice collection cf pcpu'ai1 S bbath School Music, consisting of Daets, Quartet-, Chant?, Cboruw," Ac, uoai.-tcd iur Anniversary Meeting. . Sabbath. S'Lor.l nud Temperanco ColfVratioTu. Home and Social Circle, etc., ju"t received by G. W. Warre.v, ' je2T No. i Maia St. . Jcst Received. 25 boxes prime oranges; 2obrxe- prime letaens, and for ale by Kahn " WlLK. jo27nt l. ' 3? Somt'fhin z new, elegant and stylish just received at Weber fc Co.'s, the Liouu Hat. Also, a fresh supply of Straw Hats, Chi! ircn'u Straw Caps, Jfcc. Call and see. j2y -2t Democratic Natic.val Convention Accident policies will be - is sued br the J ratc-.c-rs Insurance Le to delegates and c-f.birs, nt the raie or i") for $3,000 in-uraLce, and $23 a week compensation in case of injury by accident. Policies good for thirty days. No1 person should think of leaving the city without first calling upon me and twking a policy in th3 old reliable Travelers', of Hartford. J. N. Knox, Agent. jc2G 3t Office at First Nat. Bank. tQy 1 have now in my stock for sale at the lowest possible prices: Men's French Calf Boots and Gaiters; Men's Serge Gaiter;, Monroe and Bismarck Tie?; Men's Serge Prince Albert Gaiters, (just the thing for the warm weather;) Boy's Fine Shoe?, Gaiters and Boots of all kr.ds; Women's. Mi-.-es' and Children's Slippers, Gaiter? and Balaiorals of all descrip'ions and styles. And eveiy'Jiinfi J.: uiuai.y 1 1 in rcquest at a first class Shoe Store. Prices an low a- potrr gouJ are sold elsewhere. T. V. TrRNi;?t.x - P. S. A good assortment of Hatmuch below cust.-mary rate-. je2o-2t. ' HorsE ok Fashions. Children Shoes a specialty. We have received another large f-hipnien: of Children's Shoes and ankle Ties to-day. They are superior in qualify and beauty to all goods of the kind in this city. Wo iiavt; a full line cf Ladies' and Misocs Bronzu Button ' and Polish Boots of the bet-t quality, and our assortment in Lasting goods is cojr. -plete. Also a nice stock of Gent's and Boys shoes and gaiters. We call the attention of those who are ic want of good and fine goods at low prices, as no houe can sell cheaper than we sell. No trouble to show goods at Geo. Miller & Co.; je2G 3t 38 Main Street. Salt Advanced. We have advanced the prices of salt to f2 44 for email (230 pouud) barrel, and $3 00 for large (7 bushel) barrels. Baird Sc Start, Agents Ohio River Salt Co. L. Rctfner, J p. , & Co., Agents Kanawha Salt Co. jel9-lw. Something New! -We call the attention ot the pjC'lie to our new Patent Y.alYv Rib. -bottom Ice Pitcher, watracted never to ?!it ira the side walls, leak or corrode, as the bottom valve is moveable, which enables a person to rinse and dry out the air chambers, thus preventing it frv.r, rustin? or poisoniLg the water. jc!9-lw , GEisSLT.a & Delano. tfi?" Mttsf.uito Frr.tnr- a'lanlm) tf. French Bed.-tead3. I am making a i new style, the be-t in the market. ! t C. Armstrono, Si?n of the b bedstead, 71 Main St. lw Dissolatioa of Partnership. THE partnership heretofore exist ing b--iweeii G. W. Vjarren and Tnonia i.oujmlon, Li thla cay dissolved by muloal oonsent. Mr. Conyngton retlrinij. Tn business will be continued by G. W. Warren. Ail debts due thj Rrru wxil be paid Ut una, and all calms against tho same wiu be uettied by him. G. W. WARREN, may9tf THGS. CON VNGTON. WE ARE SoW rEPABCl) Tit furnish families, through our Agents J. t.'. Collier A Co., corner Locust and Taird Btreets; Wm. R, Read, corner Iocust and Second Htreeta; ana Moseu Well, No, 31 Locust Htreet, between First and s$econd with pure Sweet Milk, by the pint, qaart; gallon. .or larger quantities. maJSdlm ii. L KOKl) CJOI P TCFF.-Just received: Farina. 3 Lentiia, Pearl Barlf-y, -"ago, Tapioca. Maccaroni, VermaclUt, s-pllt P.-s, Mtllet, Oat Oroata, Oatmeal, ac, &c. Green Cora, and Pea, imtvorled. for uaie at VICKERY BltOiS., Jan5 73 Main Mtreet.