Evansville Journal, Volume 20, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 6 September 1869 — Page 4

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Advertisements, in th!s column, of three lines, each insertion, Thirty Cents. OSTSIIOW WIMOW.OXESHOTf Csr, one lurc Counter, one Desk, Oue pair double Siore Door. lot of Oas Pipe and Fixtures. lot or Barrels suitable foi packing Qpent.ware. i'KEU. 1'. MTRAUB & t O., 71 Main St. sert St miuT ritorKUTT ox inn JL corner of Sixth snd Chand'ers Streets. Dimensions 112 bvlMieet. Apply to W. V. CllANDLKH, Agent sep2 Gas Office. M g g KV.RY.H OK THE BEST farmV J in land for Kale in olbson luu'-iy, known as Location No. 8. or the DeP D Tract. CH AS. E. MARSH, au31 2wdw Third Street, Evansviile. US IK EMS II o I' NK-A desirable business house, located on Main Street, between Eighth and Ninth, opposite the uepot. Terms reasonable. Inquire at H. HTRAHSER'S Grocery. (atil8dlm Ol"E AS LOT-On Kighth Street, hptwppn f-inm and Mulberry, fc.nd air fa. . , . ... . AfruAr at the journal um ui j. A8 J. GROVES. fjy2-2dtf ui'KE-A comfortable two -story Dries dwelllng-conse in snutvanlovrn. jy2tttrp viuiutt Biaua. For Rent. THE THEEEBTOBT BRICE building occupied by I. A D. Heimann, .No. fc2 Mala Streer,, In for rent.- Apply at their store, Nos. CO and 62 Main Street. Jy2 dtf All city papers please copy. "MISOSLIiANEOUS."""". MARCOXSIER is dMly la receipt of th( ltet styles of hats. se2-lw ..... . - Tt.tX-On Steond fttioet, tetreen the Walnut. Suvet fresbyierlitu Church and Gum Siiett a iiiuey sftlin w d fan bearing the laitiaU s. Li. P., in Ueiinan text. The Under will be suitably rewarded by leaving it atthefct' re of A. V. Pusltee, So. 1 Mala Street. seC It T5ClIETiBOOIi-A pocket boot conjjj tabling between fcito aud 840. The Under vlil be rewarded by leaving the same at the Third Street Engine Uooai. GL1 "ECIt CHAIN Ou Saturday eveniny, August Irith, on Second bireet, between Chebtnut aud Cherry, or on Chestnut Street, between 'irst and Third Streets, a Misses' Gold Neck Chain. The finder will be liberally rewarded by bringing the same to this oHice. s.r2-lw MONDAY. ....-".SEPTEMBER 6, lBtiD. To County Agricultural c Societies. Ar the season, la approaching when the County Agricultural h'oclellta are preparing to make contracts for thels printing we would call especial attention to our superior facilities for doing all classes of this woric, such as Catalogues, Premium Lis in, Tickets, c. We are also prepared to get op one, two, and three sheet Posters, In plain or colored inks, at Khort notlso. We have just added to our Job Department five hundred dollars worta, of the latest styles of poster type, and our facilities cannot be surpassed. Call upon us, ot send for estimates. EVANS VI LLE JOURNAL, CO. CITY NE WS. JCSyCity Council niests to-night. fiST The cool nights will .bring on the chills if persons are not-careful. jfraTThe grand jury adjourned ..on Saturday. J6s5" A fine assortment of inkstands at the Journal OfBce. - " EsT" Fancy Initial Paper at Journal Office. the ta7 Mt. Vernon wants the National Capitol located there. We withdraw our claims. jttir" rater's ''liver-Pointed Pencils a splcnded article and very cheap at flic Journal Office. Picture Papers. All the latest at John IT. Scott's, corner Main and Second. Geo. Newitt, the ladies say, makes the sweetett and prettiest bouquets ia the city. "What has become of all the minstrel and concert troupes? We wish some of them would give us a call. fisafProf. Knight's examination of sohool teachers parsed off satisfactorily on Saturday. 37Now is the time for our merchants to commence advertising. " The early bird catches the worm." Fixing Up. Among other improvements, we observe that William Caldwell is remodeling his grocery store, and enlarging his facilities. Writing Ikk. A full supply of the above article can always be found at the Journal Office. We have just received a large assortment of Carter's writing and copying, and Arnold's and Stephen's, writing fluid. Thanks. Mr. M. Lyon, the cclebiated clothing maa of the Opera House corner, has our thanks for full files of New York papers of Thursday, laid on our table at noon Saturday. The young men of New Harmony are practicing on the velocipede, to compete for the premium to be given at the Posey County Fair next week. Here is a good chunce for our Evansviile boys. o I tCTMr. Preston, we learn, will erect three large store-rooms on the site of the old Mczart Hall, similar to his building; next to Gilbert's block. The foundation walls will be built this Fall, and the buildings finished next Spring, as we understand. Back Again. J. II. Schrichte, the enterprising merchant tailor, got back from New ifork Saturday night, and is now in receipt of a full aud com plete stock of fine goods for gentle men's wear. He makes fine suits to order, and keeps a full line of gentle men's Furnishing Goods. He can be found at his old stand, No. 50 Main Street. Thanks. The lady managers o the Evansviile Orphan Asylum de sire to return thanks to the severa farmers and butchers for donations made every market morning; to the bakers for donations of bread onco a week; to Joseph Nichtern for soda water; to Gates & Geiger for repairing furniture, and for $Gin cash from ao election bet. "

er Tlie ArrcHt ol C 5. fnuner. The Grand Jury FlRds Two VAP. On Saturday, under the headicg of "A Grave Charge," we mentioned that Mrs. Crowel'Lad been arrested for attempting to roison the wife of one of our well known citizens. Since our article in Saturday's Journal was published, furiher developments have been n:ade, and C. II. Cramer, a boot aud shoe dealer on Main Street, has been arrested for conspiring with Mrs. Crowd to murder his wife by poisoning. We have been at noma pains to ascertain the facts ia this case, but for the present will only publish, a part of our information. We know enough already to show that a iiiorft damning crime was contemplated, which only failed because the wcnuu who wa t carry out the sehemrj. vr;i f;;he to her agreement ;' and encusL evidence has accumulated to rtsrr.p the attempt as truly diabolical. ; : The facts in the case, st'lesst such portion as we deem t rope r to pib!ih, are about as follows: Cramer has, for foir.e two years or more, perhaps, been on tcrs-s of criminal intimacy with Mrs: Louisa Crowel, a German woman, wb.A-s-u character is notorious. ' Cramer, it V? oi:i., peseibly at the- sn? ti n of Mr.-, ('rose',' desired to st rid 'v.-if'?, -ir-Al to. accomplish this ';;'!,., Mr-'. Cro.vel made overtures io Mr -. K,;r, a mid wife, who was to administer poison to Mrs. Cramer. It seems 'that Mrs. C was not sick, but had some supsrstitiou3 ideas, which it was profoed to take advantase of. Mis. Cramer was well aware of her husband's infatuation, for Mrs. Crowel, but f till loved him, and the medicine that she wag to take from Mrs. Ilugcr was to have the suppose-! efi'ect tf tnsking her husband return her !ovc, and renew hi allegiance to " 'his wife. It - was, iu fact, ; to be a "love potfoa.'' List Monday, Mrs. Ituger's concienen smote 'her, and she detcrmiucd to confess 'the hellish deed that wn-i intended to be carried out; to (hat end fhc sent for Sheriff Miller, a:.d when" he met her, she confessed the whole ,4!yl. She said that she wd to get vDO for the murder. After a locg conference together, Sheriff Miller told her not to let on, but to go ahead' as if the scheme was working all riht. Something occurred to arouo the suspicions of Cramer, that Mrs. lluger was not perfectly rafe, and might fail in carrying out the plan, so Mrs. Crowel called on her and told her Cramer was doubtful about the matter, but said to Mrs. 11., " I can trust you; go ahead, an 1 when the deed ia accomplished wc will give you $100." Mrs. lluger, tioccrding to previous arrangement, procured the poison and proceeded to Mrs. Cramer's, and just as she was in the aet r f giving the "potiou," Sheriff Miller stepped out from where he wrs concoaicrl, took tV-.o jnyfrvm "froui licr hands, aud said ."Oh! nj, I uess noU" Mr, llugt r then immediately went before Justice , -McTornaa and made affidavit . against': Mrs. Crowcl, who was arrested and had a preliminary examination, and g;r'o bail in the sum of $1,000 aud was released.; The evidence on the examination of , Mrs. Crowcl, and the statements of. Mrs. lluger, implicated Cramer so much that it was eletcriuiued to arrest him. He was accordingly placed under surveilaucc, and :n affidavit made before the Grand Jury, which body, after summoning and hearing the evidence of a number of witnesses, found two bills against him; one a -a'nsf himself, and the other conjointly again -t him aad Mrs. Crowcl. ' Judge llobiuson fixed Cramer's bail at ? 1,000, and in o fault, thereof he was committed to the county jail. Mrs. Crowd was not to be found ou Saturday or yesterday, and it is presumed that she " skipped out." The a.bove is certainly a peculiar case. Mrs. Crowcl is au o'u woman, and by no manner of means could she bo called good looking; on the contrary, Mrs. Cramer is a woman about thirty eight years old, rather prepossessing, and a very neat and tidy housekeeper. At the time it was supposed Mrs. lluger was administering the poison to Mrs.C. Mrs. Crowcl and Cramer were together, and were found in company by Mr. Miller, and in a situation that wa? almost proof positive of their guilty intimacy. Tako it iu all its bearings, it is one of the most peculiar cases we ever heard or real ef. We have given a pretty full history of the affair not to prejudice the community agamstUramer, but a? so many stories and rumors are afloat, wc think it only proper to let the correct version of the affair be known. Heal Estate Sale. T. M. Eliiatt t dd, cn Saturday, the property own; d by Mr. Newbeny, on the corner of Second and Division Streets. The vacant corner lot, thirty seven and one-half feet front by sixty-nine feet deep, sold for $91 50 per front foot, and wa3 bought by F. 1. Allen. The adjoining lot, same size, with a good frame house on it, was sold to Mr. II. Gumberts for $111 nr The total sale amounted to 7,000. This is considered a good price for the property, and we learn that it was offered at private sale irovious to the sale, for about ?f,0( 0. We learn fro: tho uo-isera Uommittee oi Arrangemoeits fjr the Humboldt Celebration, that arrange ments are progressing favorably. Let ters havcbceM received from mar y per sons living iu the surrounding towns, promising to attend. The celebration will, no doubt, attract a big crowd -to

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Hnsrd Of Health.

Evansville, September 4, 1SGD. The Board met in regular session. Presjnt Drs. Brav, Kress, Walker and Casselbrrry. L Dr. Casselberry presented the fol lowing report lor August : 5CMBKS AM) CAVSEii O" DEATH!. Apop'exy Bronchitis ; bronio Kntcritns Cholera infantum Convulsions Coiig(-stloo of the Biam Caloric injury .. 1 .. 1 .. 1 .. 5 ... 0 .. 1 . 1 .'. 1 2 . T ... 1 ... I ... 1 ... 1 ... 1 ... 1 ... 1 ... s Chronic Liianheea Congestive b ever....... L'lan hc, Disease ot tho Heart..... , Drowning ipoieptic Convulsions .. " Keeb;ene.-!b'' Gastritis General Debility Iiiilmumaiioa ol tue Dowels Marasmus -... . Not report' U Pneumonia Pulmonary Consumption Remittent Fever...". t-u c:de (stillborn Suilbcati ii Syreovitus - Total CLASSIFICATION OF AG?. Stillborn Under 1 year Between 5 and 10 , Between 10 aud 2) Between '-') and f.O Ettweeu iwand-W Eetwfen i'l and 50. Ptjiweea 5uand to. Between tit and 70 , Not repot ted :.. SEX. Meu - ; Women - l'ovs Glils Not repoi ted....-.. .............. S-CfAI, liai.ATION. . - Men, married - N omen, "' Vv idoweis Widows Men, MDKle Women. .. Children........ ...j lutnulii ; J ; ,.. 1 ... 4 ... 1 ... 1 ...53 4 21 1 T i i ii r y iu :: i The Schools iNsTdirerioro to Children. Ti c public- school- -will open this morning, and v.e have a few icmaiks to make iu fulfillment of a request from the Superintonde-it. All those scholars who were promoted arc .requested to take their promotion cards to school with them to-dny. It will save trouble in properly assigning them. Parent? are' requested not to purchase books, until their children have been to school and learned what books they are required to procure. Those who have not attended the schools heretofore, will call at Prof. Gow's office this morning, and it will also be better for ail such to get -a, certificate from their physiei.iu that they have been properly vaccinated, as i er order cf the Board of Health. Another , thing we would suggest, and that is that all those, intending to go to school the present quarter, should commence promptly at. the beginning, aj it will bo much better to do so, thereby enabling all the scholars to start evenly in their studies Engine No. 3. Mr. Males, the engineer of No. 3, thinks we did him injustice ia our article on Saturday, regarding the working of his ebti&o on last rnuny. Uur attic. e ecnvryf i the idem that his engine ikh not throw any water, although noi so intended. He Informs us that he threw wafer some? timi before tho bivakirs of the pipe coil. We give him the benefit of las explanation, ao wo would not willingly wrong any one. But the fact is that No. 3 was unusually I u g ia retting water cn the lire, and after the whnlrt thinir. wa . over. w n-fde-d tho Chief of. the Fire' Department what " was the cause of No. 3 b-eiag so long in getting- ready to throw?"' lie replied that the pipe coil broke, and the lire was' extinguished ia consequence. This certainly conveyed the idea to us that the break occurred before any water war thrown, die also informed us that the aee-lJent wts an unavoidable one. Wo ' make these statements for the purpose of sfttit'-.r tho Journal right before the public, a? well a? the engineer of No. 3. Ingle.side Coal Mines. The Messrs. Ingle havir.g thoroughly remodeled their coal mines, will resume operations on Wednesday n-iif, and will promptly fill all orders, aud they guarantee to their patrons completesatisfaction. Now is the- tiir.e to lay in your winter supply of coal, while the reads are good and prices are low. The proprietors have very appropriately rcchristcued their ir.ir.es " Inglcsidc," and housekeepers will do well to order Irglcside ecal. Recorder's Court. The equilibrium of' this Court on Saturday was only disturbed by one case, which was a Burden-some one. W. T. Burden, for indulging in the luxury cf a "plain runk," was assessed in the usual fig ure, and war. reriuired to deposit ?3 25, which lifted the burden, and -be went on his way rejoicing. The Railroad Question. To day has been set apart by the County Commissioners as the occasion on which they will decide whether to ?aiko an order for an election to do nate $110,000 to the Evansviile and Indianapolis Straight Lne Railroad. A great, deal has been srid oa both sides cf the question, cad we presume the minds of the Compaissioners tro fully made up. They have had a disinterested opinion from two of cur ablest lawyers, who have decided that under the law the Commissioners have no right to order the elec tion. Dan Rice's Circus. Dan Rice, the great original, who has given away mere money to charitable and public purposes thau any living showman, will arrive here on Saturday next with his big circus. Pan will be welcomed by hundreds'of old friends, and he ancuunccs a No. 1 show. Boys, save your. quarters, and have your faces clean. Mr. Fields, the agent, was here on Saturday, and the big bills are already put, up. See the advertisement. Postponed. Owing to the nonarrival of Tom Allen oa Saturday, the sparricg exhibition did not take place at the Opera House, as advertised. Allen was unable to leave St. Louis, but it is announced that he will be here some time this week. Due notice will be given.

Fi?.e Guard. The recent f.ra on wonderful 4.er a real lltmy nd Clark Street elcmodrcteJ th;:t a ilnauclal gen. The first part of his "Fire Guard" such au institution "letter is Wit-fly. historical and highly as was rccorrrr.cn lei to tho City figuratirc, and like the ancient Pagan Council sometime jlnee by Coiamis- h:tori:ir-, he uces not give dates defi-sk-aer Philip Bec'-cer would le a ; nitoly: The Doc-tcr srys: " Ilavins cood Institution in this ehr.' Ac- ' p?rtieiptied ia the r2eomnv-.n.lation of

corci.rcr rfV.r- to n-.ir r:r.-'?'-r:rr,r..-in5- of Mr. to our CLnicrstat.din.2: ef Mr. i . - tcrnpliit-u.io -1 t.-. !fv n -.-.;. K-rft Guard. but to ,i a certain number of rertoas: j;c c t:z: cat: wara, wl.0 wouid ce willing a iere '- --f pueity. On last 'Friiar, during the Clark Street cor-fL-sr-ation,' a bureau contuiuiag a Lr:c araouut of money was carried cut of one c f the Lou-es end tumbled down smot;g the other furniture. In a short time the bureau

search, however, u wis di..covcred, j it bc ccmined? The c-rigioul charthaving lecu c-vcrcd with a carpet, j fr c.f the city was granted January Tho nroncr couid have been stclen cs 27-'h, 1847. aud the crdiaauca estab-,--i, . ..V- , i ,..f i lisbing a I3.ard of Health was i a3cd easily a.s so:, at.ti :t was a re it won- . ,,c ., -,. , , V , , by the Council May 1, lfcdi. uencs, ur ii.a: som-.Houy tad no- a-y' between thcs dates, the Poator must cover it. A great many pe-rsias i I are "participated." Put medical would suv that it Vi .us i'ocli.ii to kc?rf 1 L'tory atfords us no evidence of the

a luvgc amount cf money ia a.Jjuretiu about the hsu-c ih the pre? eat &g& of Laitk.v, funs, cel., but -.we OLlyment'oii the above as au illustration in fuvur of the guard. If we era have ix guard appointrd, v ho will -e; ve Viisl'roct any expense io the ei:y, v: might asiwoiljry the eyceriiutnt. uard could be ,o: -srrviee. Every t ! IU -.U city, a great '..os-iwds -t iun.-K-iuuiy ;oei!gvet;te tit the ?ciavv ;arui ti.fc -Uita-J street in front of tho bur dug building or buildings :oor . b: eonu-.-? full of pe o pie, who are h the wry ef the firemen. Let the "uftrd-bavd authorI(y,nd lot it bo h: a d o; a i' n 1 1 ( f J 1 i t-1 r d u ties to keep the" street eloared for at least a square, . so tha'. -ahe, firtrjou. would have rocra to propeily pciforru the ijapoi'liit. J itlici :.lj'i'i,o'. Mi-c-oiisary. in a!i cris'of f:r.c,v.: ;'Wc feci f tlMsSod that great rood could be aeejyupiibed if this, was done., and .we ti.ake the above suogcoll.u in hope .that the prejret w;!l taJtc scrco-ck-utace shape. OLD"SiiTTLK,R.s' PiCNIC. i'y a gClitlemaa who Lf Bo.iivIl-l -hi o'clock oa Saturday afrcrnsnr, v, e learn that a largo crowd wcro In a t icudanc-j at the old settler-' p'ciilo, which vsas held at the t.ir ereuods n:;.r Iloonville. J udgo Jaw, from thin city, was in attendance, .-.rid was expected to deliver an address. Judre Isibhck was not pre sent. i lie left here cn the steamer Pink Yarble, which got cn a saud bur above here, and was there two days. He did r.ot reach Ilockport uotil Saturday isooa, and it m? then too la'c to o to D;o:ivil!e. He returned to ihi.-s elU' on the Petroiia No. 2 l.t : - v-Oi!;:;. Jr. i,.v.v did not r-o:urti rcsta'Jay, r.sd on account oh the non ari'Iv.-.l of .o y poison who participated io the piw.jic w-2 ore unable io give full :h; I u! i o Personal. Ir, 1'. & ,IvS ruchct left f.r Kooliuh 'on S 'trurdoy mornitig, to repreocoi th.o city ef Ncv; Orleans ia the Couieacroiul Convor,(ion that mecf.s there to- morrow. Mr. Osborae lleilley,! of too iotfg cstab'L-hcd firm uf SLaukliu &. Kcih L ley, U avcs in..: morr.mg ou n s usuai se'!I-a;iiU i! (oar cf tho.E ittru cities Li s .aroa of a new ;-t-.ck ef goods. Hon. W. E. Nibiaek was a piK-sn-ger by tl.c Pefrolh No. 2 la.t night, and Is stosr-io-r at Uvi American Ilouoe. Bolt. A. Hid, E.q.,' roturij-d from Ci;ii".tgo on Saturday Light. ti-5Iu the Poiic-3 Court, nc.ut'y, a man r.al to pay Vil for renting cut a house kept a- a bagnio. Tare Haute JoitriMl. " If Terrc llauto can Gae the owners of houses for renting (htm to prostitu'.e?, what is to pre-vent Evai.sville fivm do'irg tho same thlcg? Mr. Soaionirv, some time tieco, bad the clerk to real an crdiranoo bearing on this subjref, but it was never beard of afterwards. The Going of the keepers et bagnios 1; is becoiao a farce, for when they are unable or refuse to pay, they are sen released, to continue their nefarious lustres.-. RuoiOR. A rumor was in circulation yesterday, started by seme reckless boys, to the effect that a youog lady had jhot hcr-e!f. Wc traced th? rumor up, and found -that there was no "truth ia - it. "A sick vrotuan was carried on a louugu from a bouse on Second Street to a house on Sixth Street, and tho story was started that she had rlu t herself, aud was being cirricd Lome. .5-Tho ikm 'leas.' Court will meet to-day, with Judr Morris S. John, oo o i tho beach. Consider,able bullae as will - he brought up during tho term. .J i no in lira::; i jjj, which exhibited at Fort Wayne one year :o last Augr now Evans viile. -Fort Way itc Gzt'i-. The above will certainly be news to )ur ciiizers. Nary a "urtirr;n:cr bov' s f-iayiL-j' at ..'ri''Viii-. T.F It is thought by some persons that tho ropid growth cf the city demands that the Gre limits be extended. The idea was suggested to us by several gentlemen, but wc arc nonecmiuital. SS Evauiville presents a very slovenly arpcaraueo at present. There are so many brick sidewalks tern up that need repairing, that it raves sua: rent Plot, :rs an .tea tr.at tho city in 1 is ouly about half-way cora-Lc-t the evil ho remedied. . ICommutiierued.l I iir. 2i organ's letter io ike Council 1 hnk'wcl. i it ..wis J ;.;.! i.-i : j The procccoinris of the Cuuucil, at j i's hurt session, show that a letter was ueelved from Dr. iu organ, staticg tout tncie was i.o iouceracy ne

V.r h, -m -1 cf hi dih, a-. .0 tt, y. Lmoitulliy under your udmihistration ; Prang s celebrated Chromos, equal in " -.i ,,.n Pi, 't-ri tor thc-iuattr endit.g Juno, Isi.tl, point cf beauty to tho finest oil paintacna:aai..: v.a.i.i.o uUoi s puaar COUir.arca' v,-ith thi fcltowitit; irgs, which (hey are selling very low. modo o! k :pi'CK-ioa, tail t ftipp-scl (Ja.-,rtcr of your i-ucce.-or, will !

he had Mihinitted to the 'Council a '

; the ordiiv i ..iii, n lie:.; n n'ir ' fU'j w-c ' ;..- mmeDtl? tHf.atctej with an em F . demic whicii was sweepms over 1 our cuntrv,' sprea-aicg fenrf'al deso.op in us pa sf h. ana at a time ; wnen disease aua Q'a'u v;a$ making j sa J havc ia many ot our cities." ! It is much to be reyretted that he period, for when he "participated' regarded in connection with Us epidemic, is most certainly an importaub j era, not ocly in tne municipal legisla ..... --ii-i tion 01 cur city, buz aiso in tne incaprevalence cf an epidemic during that year, 1 5-17, - either in Ameiiea or Europe. What is to Le dos.e about this, Dc-ctor? Can you bot at leat give the name of ymr epidemic and that of the cities iu which "disease r iod death v:az makiug sad havoc?" The Doctor's historical uarative U, however, "merely am introductory" to his financial views, which appear (o lave almost captivated the Council. IIU suggestions were than and there, ia a measure, adopted. Closi-.g his figurative iu'rolue.ory by e'jr-gratulatiux the Council '" that rotualy our city, but our S:ate and our whole country are remarkably free from disease ;.t this time, aud health every where' prevails," the Doctor afSnr.s, " The necessity, therefore, uo longer cxls's for keeping in operation an existing - Board of Health, cspeeuihiy at thi ? timrvtvhen every avenue cf cxpcudUure should be carefully syaterurZwJ,, and every expense cut off that can well be, not iSjtiriDg- (Le present or future pros per TTy ol uur city.' Th is sentence did the business fr the Board of Health. The Doctor told the Council there is no necessity for ma int. -a rang an rxtstuij juuard oi liia tii ' V hat other -kind would Loeuogcjt? He docs not delay their time by directing how ' every avenue of expenditure should be carefully f ystemtzed. Derhapi lie reserves this important matter for ai.other letter, i'mancial questions arc the Doctor's Lest bold. There are good nnan'.-urs m the Council who can ue vise safe and judicious systems of hnance; but 1 doubt whether tnere is a single member who can tizkmhe "every avenue ol expeuuitare What other reasoniloes the Doctor assign for abolishing the Board of Health and for depriving ths poor sick of tho city of the kind attentions ot (ho city physicians r lie answers " Wc have use now for a II our in comes to help alor g iu the enterprises calling for sid to itad us on to a city oi meat lira ortanec What! Shall not the rich give of toeir ir.coui'. s. to relieve the anguish anl soothe the aohir g hearts of those whom Misfortune compel to be the recipients or cnarity, because they wi.-h to ir.crea-e their wealth by but Mt it g railroads f Vv iii the Couacil adopt and maintain this odious proposition? I anprchci.d they will not. They will not, i;r ma? .rearons. Gentlemen of feeliog hearts and generous bands, I have yet to beaevc, will not do olli ci.-iliy what n one of tlicm would tlo iadividuiUy. thi Board of KealtU and His County teRinilssloiifrs. At the request cf Commissioacr Dicker, we cpy the following from C-T Conrii-r of Sunday morning: Comaintiicitcd.' EUitors Ceurlr: To my treat surprise, I find that during the iateresticg " Board of lice 1th controversy, Br. an Iuys, ia his cjgerncsa to annihilate Mr. Sfeinbaeh, mixes the CouLty Cointuissioners in the quarrel, probably with a view to inake las deso more palatahl: to tho public. It is no concern of the Commissioners whether the M. D.a or M. C.'s arc victorious in their learned debate, but, as one of tho Coiriirils-.ioners, I cannot let the rein?.rks made "by the Do tor, cotiCi.ruiug the management of tlie County Asylum, p.i-s without an answer, for I feci convicecd that the time has passed when cJicnj) popularity could be made by unfounded nod disparaging remarks about puhlie officers. During the time Mr. Van Nuys was employed a3 County Physician, ho says that the institution was "far Jroui b.iiy icluct it should le." In this the Doctor is right, for I am happy to inform him that since his removal that trouble is obviated, and instead of making efforts to create dissatisfaction and disobedience areon; the inmates, and entreating si! patients with dose- of ono medicine, 83 he did, tho inmates are now attended by a physician who, to say th.o least, has been very successful in liLs treatment ef the poor. A3 to the piatagtment, the. Commissioners have at cveiy term, ar.d during vaca tion, visited tne asylum and r.oiiecd the diet and treatment of the inmites, and thry have, invariably found overjthihg fatisfaeto-i-Uy kept nal ' attended by the preseaf Sup eii-oten lent. C.eanllnosa and wholesome food were features observed by every visitor. Uut the Doc tor thou-'ht dinerecr, aLd was rtlcLtless in his fault finding. The County Commissioners, in some instances, unexpectedly we-Bt to the Asylum at meal hours, and from actual obscrva tion and from conversation with the inmates, in the sbseiicc of the Superintendent, found the fare substantial, wholesome and well prepared as for instance at one dinner t-3ch .person had; One piut of good beef soup with rice, a large piece of well cooked meat, beside a rdr.te of potatoes, beans, corn bread, etc., a tare with which they -declared thy vsoiCd le content themselves. As to treatment, I refer Dr. Van Nays to cases abandoned by him, and cured by the timely interposition of other physicians, paid by the commissioners, es in the cases of J. Bender and Mr. Vcn Goblentz, whom the doctor had intended should go and be ia peaceful company with "Dick," Hannah," etc , " ir ho now lie leith 2''C(ful, fpfu tid face- on Oak 'JIM." Doctor, the witnesses you called in to sustain you in the charges of bad treatment arcDlrAD patients. and with pleasure I refer you to the living patients of your successor to iT.r 'v ciifi-'prln ami ihn t cf r t i i r i i v i : i.i ii'i r i mm i i amjdc irid ic fwtaiu the

'the ordiuicce crcatincf a' hmrl of

contradict your assertions. 1'our i xTeocn ana auh.vu treatment of the poor, for whom your ! and Lnvelopes to match. scl heart beats in such sympathy, has' """rt p t . i l-.rnn i-,:r:T , IT.. ! , V.1 i 1 r. ! . -. x r -I r, ,, I h O m FlNE A RTS. I'lSli & Rarter blVO

high position you a:;ume and tho gratitude owed you by the unfortunate poor in whose behalf you have sought to burn your powder.

Hie Commissioners, instead ol ap pointing a committee of three, have by a general order requested the pub? lie at large to visit the Asylum at their pleasure, and I learn that many good people avail themselves of the invitation, a fact unknown to the Doetor, since ho is not known to Lave been there since discharced. Here is the statement, showing a comparison ot the iU. 1). a success. rn. 1). Evansville, Ind , Sept. 4, 'CfJ. llr. Dicker: Dear Sir I hand you a statereeat taken this day from the County Record: In charge of Dr. Van Nuys, from March 15th, 1SG9, to June, 1SCJ Admitted, 12; died, 9. Iu charge of Dr. Mageaiss, from June 15th, 15G9, to September Ad mittedreGjdiei, 1 "infant." The house, beds aud bedding are all in good order; the inmates plentifully supplied with good substantial diet, and every effort made on the part of the keeper to make tho institution a credit to the county. I will further add that my prescriptions, both regards diet and medicines. ar faithfully complied with, and I know of no place in the city or county where the sick or disabled are so well cared for. Jonjf Magf.ms, County Physiciau. 3 Read the new advertisements in to-day's Journal. .- "A I, 2? OTIC For Sale Groceries. We will sell at cost for cash our stock of grocerie3 in quantities to suit purchasers Also, hxtures, and horse and wagon. Call at corner of First and Walnut Streets. Grcenlees &. Bro., sepG 3t. . , , - : ' Those afilicted with Obstinate Chronic Diseases dciring to avail themselves of. Dr. Whita's advio and remedies, should remember that he leaves Evansviile ou the 10th iust. fori Owensboro, " One ; icon th after that time he can be cousulted, or add esscd by letter, at. bis ofij.ee in New Grlesns. - sciiO it1 TAKE NOTICE The Florence Farallr Seninz rfachina is far superior to tiy other Sewing .Machine ia the market. If any purchaser of the Forencc is disc.;c,o,i ; c,- - i:i t ; e-.,L Machine of similar value, known to the (rade. A. B. Howard, Agt, SiT.t, lit IV rt 11 fSontli Npcnnd Sr. t2T Order Ing reside Coal for your V inter supply, bee advertisement. Bfrft ".! Barrett's " Hair Restorative. HOLLAND a UOLI) 1 ENS are the Lest male. Fish & Barter are the cxclusive ogents for the sale of them in this Cl.y. i eel ri--Vr:m m,..,.,.:..'. r,., latest styles of hats and cap WW UU 1 V AO UkVUIlkVl O '. 1 vuv . fcCpo lw. , . miiT" Horses and carts wauted to haul bowlders and eravel. Apt Jy Iinmediately to J . W. Lowry. scpt3. &a-F. A. Wcbcr has just returned from the East with by f&r the finest and largest selection of Hats aud Cans ever brought to Evansville, consisting or all the latest Mylcs lor .men, boys and children. They are, cLo, rirerarincr the larirest stock of Fnrs

ever brought (0 Indiana. And are Mi uud city. Aik The l: irkviiiu unprepared to manufacture to order, and rived hen' Mi' unlay nlht a-J laid over remodel anythioc in the Hat aod Fur 1111 yetiterdny, wh'.-n ahe j-roe-tdo t

line. Removed two doors from the corner to No. 52 Main Street, Sign of Tiger. scptl-tt F. A. WEBER & Co. tQ? Two blind mares for ale; in No. 1 condition. Apply lo . A J COI EUKN au18 tf 33 Main Street. Promotes growth, 'Promote,L 1 1 " - itauuiviiiAi, . D''- H. W. Cloud: I Dear Sir Last Summer I had a savcre attack of billious fevtr. followed by a long continued nervouj pro ;- tratton, accompanied by jatincice, trrA.n t nlrnaitr in vi n nr irrm in ,. Uxor. . rr.n(l, ,:,,.,) in ; ., "Vt ; n.x 4 '.' and I give your Cordial all the credit. I make this statement not more r v c t. r.. .1 i or ,vutviutti ioj ' luuao wuu way wc Niuiidriy aiuicicu. A. O. iJObil. PW t . VOn. tU. & V. Xti.lt. I.slraclrcmatcltcrrcm&anta CroU. many hoars throuKb tacgle.1 forebts of Tropical ahrubn aod true. Home of them I Y e iia wariueron ior i omuiliiga Bioslclellcloun and invigorating odor, when we suddenly came upon alargo a. ml wf.li i-tr.tivnir,l nluniaium in i, a centre ot which were several building. I n-uiorlLiz these we found them to ha the I - jirtBu-iiouHen. iuiiit, ate, wnere the fctigar enne Is crnshtd lor the manufacture ol St. Croix Hum. Over loo Coolies were at worn and the arnell from the fermenting vain . ii.uu hiiu pieanani. w a. .u.vuiii a,.a.7 c.Hiit) rMUUIllllt I meut, and learned that all the Bum here produetd was shipped to Mossru. 1. II lirmeit'o , New York, to be made Into Tim peculiar cood nieeta of thi lnm v. 'ileti la the best and purest in tho world I -I well fuown. ISOt A. ulnr-In ran of I i,.VBiJepila.Keveranaguo,Con:,umitlon, nrxnvmrh a-l I ua p. a n lia f,.n n.l ih i Island (except of Inrmllds come here for j their health, and they are alrnor.t al trays I cured.) Cornhlued with Calisaya lirft, Cascarilla, and other important lugredlents, this Hum becomea Xi.AaTA-noJ Iterteeb: and sorely no finer Tonic and gen- I r 1 y sue erai ramuy nemeoy was eeri)ni. i . mmhii,.iinnnrn,u.. iii r tr wa fl rat d Hi- I coverod here many yeam ago, aud all the Natives a wear by 1'x.a station IIittkuh, fnbthe1. niVl, o'tllitunl 1 am certain their testimony In true it. H. T. JUt impor haif the price. , I ri-s-T. C. Bridwcll &. Co. corner of Main and Third Streets, have a foil stock of Drucs. Chemical. PatM0,aTnna Imnrimn o n ti i m nor t- (; LI I A' A s IVIUVx1! A. A.a VASWUU WMU a - j - Iorfni-iKirv 'Pnitpf Sn.im. HrUsheS. xtc. 1'rescriDtions careiuliy comnnnmtit it'm KIlIB llCt. CODj t, ,i , M U.iti-ra 1 gress and Rockbridge Alum atcrs. jei.-ti - " " Hurrott'fi " 41 Rari oarreiie, " Barrett rett's." Fisn & Paiiter have just received . 1 n . , r I tvt rtnfr r f I n ,1 I a a II C 0 11 1 p f C I C ttC'Vi i iia- u w lauiu C in-t received a large number ol Restores, Re news, Regenerates.

and alter a severe course of mcdioinc, "avo i 1 ora failing to obtain iclief, I purchased a -i kh" -4 tvir l rmrh iauli.i few bottles of your InvigoratingCordial Bar yUMay f.roofl. and anlv.d at the suggestion of a friend; and I 't c-i,u o'ctock JaM, .:tia h.o l.ad tako rreat pleasure in ravine that I 1: 10 . 8 of li"d''H'

Grand liamboldt lcbrat!-: ul ETansTllls. The 11th rf Sopt-n.bf-r. W tU ohe ImndrodtU birth-dny of A!"t:n- , ii i i. .. .. .

tier von iiurnuoi'it, ttin .s . .'..r ot Science, is fa-.t approaching. The most complete airatit'einer.ts are be in:.' made to celebrate said birth-dny at our city, in a manner worthy cl the crrcflt ueeeioci. Tho nr.rff r-iicr! 1 ft, ni iiiillro t . I . - I pleasure io iuvitinz the ptojlc ! Evansviile an! vicinity ( psrtic:pa' :.. .i ,. t- . ..,.1 I. .,,;. ; .

111 11,13 il!ilVIIH'? llliu I'-HV. f .Ill.-llVU I t I -,, 'j , , ;, j. j, ; lv that the rcnownr I t-r. l honored n itre ' n, . ef Alexander Von liuinboldt villi i - r; - ,t ,o awaken tl.o ileir.e-t ir.'iif l:ir s in (ho l.-i ! ,,-.

r.drt ct every itiUi,i,'otu Jil'.KMJ, we let 1 conli dcLt that our citizens and neighbors v. id attend the celebration cn masse. All lodiTji, focii;tic, u.-t-cieiatioos, etc., (with or withf ut tiulb io4), are reipectlully rcqne-te l to participate in the proems-ion. Come one! Come .'.11! Wm. lil ll.M.V.V, Morkis Caiin, lr. T. Sen cm, F. A. ijOETZE, Ch SCM H AEDlili, Committee of Invitation, aug 23.iiw-td ' - " i - r " a Hut" .Sinly m tit. 4 ot :iiu! .1 un !lte f r talo at I. Ac. 1). IIkiman'is. Fish A: Barter have the largest aud cheapest stock of school books ever brought to thin city. Chill ar.d see them, No. Ill Maiu Street, next to l1 irst national Batik. c A'otlce of Copartner! Iilp. Notieo is hereby given that A. M. Durouehot has this day been admitted ui a pirtner in the firm of L. Rnfftier, I .1 f. X' t i rlinli clu ilfi!, rj in ! I . i ti r itnonn mill s ,u Wt Sn Nh.rd. W..a..r 1 t r tct. L. Ri.'ffnkr Jr. Jorix Gii.ukut. September 1, lHG'J-tf. Tiic Human Hair, Human Hair. L-rRe-l .Lisle Thread nnd ohcr Hosiery Cjt ladles and perils at . . HLOUksh Laliroad Asr ssrnriil. At a"DiCoCn,'i "of (he lload of Jirectors of t! e E . 0. & P. Railroad I Cotcpanjv. t u ;Wcdncfc'duy - eveniri'. 1 Ahgut lltli, it wts unanimously re solved that an assessmetit of tirLt per cent, be levied upou the capital b'!Kr.rH, 1V,,n,J,,y t our r 0 k ' i f cu lU ' ol Wttu?f' ftld nr per cnat. f u tluJ ,ll."h (. Volcr, the same to be used in iuuLiuk purvejrt oi thea i nou routes troiu J'jVan -.villo to tLu V?bah River leadintr into houthetn 1 llDOiH; . .A . WraaioitN, . v ... j. . ia i rt I II ?4 H IV f. I .-.(O.i iwr .in tf t Third J'iy . 1 lui ie Ia uo iniiiovt-rni-iit t-i unit! iu luarlUuie allln. Tho weal hi-r tslcid-y w. rlnur nu 1 t.ii.ll ir Kiti t , m tn-i fii i if ,u 11 l 1 n (r I Mt S3 nt noon, with a. line l.ni-., Icinw. I u th bout, xiio nvtr l. liiciiuing i.-.n I than wu h.iOi u w I lue urriv.i:N and utiMi'tuio mm Si'M Baturdaj' up l j n.i lD!(.;lit L.'.l. luilutio the morion, io uei.u. rKMj ;.ioiin i.urc d-n, to CbOo; l;ui ksvi lie, Cimil.-i land Hi vcr to Cliioii. tiutl ; H sj 11 Hi', 1 oulivilie end return; lioiuco, to JVt-Rliiii; tiuiln ilUi .,1111111 ,..I,I.IIV ll')j , V.UIH II , l. jl. .llljllll o I .,..,'........ 1 . . I V ..... w I 'i ... t ...... i I I . r ,i i.i.ui.i: MOiiinnii,.. iL.niwi't.i i. I J.er.Ui-rii in. I 'i'i... cl.. ,ii . .. -c..,,. ii, u u in, tt bare. uu'i o.cfoio', u,r I Momnnu. r.n-isni ii,w. vf.hu niin-. wiiiK.ut luii.iiu. tio u.uoioiu in tran new tout fur tiu ited nivr tra.i,-, aud had a 2 "U u.a or freight 0.1 honrd. I The Gallatin ,t t ;.ii-iui,hi to ruut iftruiur i-ucuet itwuu that i it ana I to C.iiciuiiatl. Klie li a in at I iittio cmrt and very Jia Tlje JliU ;'UU1 ,-n u'il , ,lt very p-eay tti, wa ma or i- opie I Atnorfj lu r ) hs.-c f u:i ( i(i Cni.tnln Ju,J" "':,--". ' tc m.ia, niiuoi, ui hi. acc...;.r:isi.e i !aii,t,-r, mih u.unae, 1 e 11 iuii ii iji'-ii'i iioiii a ji..i,eiiit roiioinci' ",,rr . "u i'1"...! V. UJ ' ' ' N.. h"J". f"" 1,u T': ; " nUi.ul,y 11 I u'- ' ii 11 iiij'. . in1 w in- iiiiiui uy I " W ..... 1JU . . ...,,.,..4... ,,,1.11, I ..... ...... I momlu toi u 1 t rf In. v. .!!! u.,vn I thlM cveulni for Cairo at. d all wu v t.o.uta. she. haa com ri4 nous -h;.m-hk.t ni point I menu, ix vnjr Ps'.it, n.nt h' zu mucw. Cai.Uiu J. V. Turoip i her x n ii. i.t c mm'iUUf'r' a"'1 a," J,,liU anoou; " ' : lai'iaill 111C Jvlll comi inm, ai. coxi fllu -ttiv!J nearly full Xhe 1V..)1U 64I,y lu9t (.V(,lIll(! im, , ,.,. ,..i ,.i .i n i -. -v. '""""J resular time f-.r tic df-r.uituio of llu, Hire forj tut Gii-cu Hirer. Itii not right c-it. tain thai Khe will go. Milj i eiM, l.owtvrr will be lul y in Kit, d mrli to-day Co;.t liexUr ri-'.iv(( a J ijuit h cn Hut unlay, Utatlng that II. e lUouao.ii v. Ill I n hue ,.i ,.,.... , , ,, , , " ' ' 1 J". f. Tutf-day, and w.ll vly ii-niilrfily " a Tuesday nnd i i i lay pM Itut hi iicn to t ai o, Cant If T I), s t cr v in iiimimrnl uud Mro t-apt l x. 1 . x-' x it , 111 iom oi ii .1 ", ana ui o, Nlehelson, latw vt the Ai inn. in, and 0110 of (.tin l,t..i rif..i. n.. i-. tlvir. nnd a luoh' .-orthv D,i ,w(im;lhIo voimg V nUcman. wormy and tit uiidiae j o.hik i, nit nan, takn c.'linr:e of her f!I-p. -Mat. . .font-, Into ol the tinl k-.tf i, taken -ii.ut;o of the forecantlo. Tlis Thau torn Ih vt-ry lUit and . . ... . I a., lr,.ll... If..,.. very la if, aud wi.l ca.ly mke tho tlniIn coum'iaPOCB oi um reun-mi ni ot h hol n from t he ofllca of thu Julm Luiusdeii, W lA. I . Oow Icr lsuy.iluat II. o d3.ilc. hJ proc.'alm all matiliuonUI ftilii.ul r,lt I .r 11. n-i..nl I!.. h f t mt-r,ts B1)""1-'. 1' " "r - "l,""1 en l n., Tho CuniOeriaud I'a.er .Marlue liiltri sL Wuro well reiirn-ieaiU d In Cilx Hy on . , . . w . , , , , ( cf a" aniiaj. tc mi i" n ii.it ci extecdlna tue fiixt-ou of tho illy to Captains O. ,v. Xuvl.1, l rmjltl'. tir,ic yi , v .... . T-an Julio Ci tJ V' '"""'1' ljS"- ' 1 J""i e-i.i-wrlght and "Cot," tli ir ten! a fji. iltti.il adv!Ker, pomctlnv-i itU -1 ' jttltit.am fir abort C.Vtal J- N. Corb.-U, of Nua.ville, In lu Kt. I'.n n, pi i.pec Inr for a. In-t slde-wt.-"elPi' for i !,e t.'ii is svlll-j and Ctlio

trado ("apt. 1'i-anlt V. fiiac-.-y left lor Ko'fdU: home by the Luoiid,,! on HaMud iy, hMlifiorice. It pleased with our city mil bcr buslne

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