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"The Lawrence (Massachusstts) Ameri.
can says some of the principal corporations
of that city have given notice of a reduction Of
pay TO their employees of ten per cent, and
that others will soon do the same. The rea.
son given is the depression OF the market
prices for goods. ana of the man featuring in.
terests in general A large number OF factory
people are already out of employment.
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SUNDAY PASSENGER TRAINS
LKAvH WAsHINerON LEAvT AIpX.ry,.
From Nd avenue depot. From cor. Duke / Hem
Local at-..-s $50 P. NJ Through Mail 8 60 p.
Q. a. BIEVENS. General Superintendent.
NO III w. J PHELPS. General Manager
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WARRINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
GEORGETOWN d AlLROAD.


TIME TABLE,
On ana erser MONDAY, November II, 1885, ana
until further notice. Passenger Trains Viii rnn -
tween Wsshinetoa aud Alex andria e follow:
LBAyH W AsnINSToN. LEAVE ALEXANDRIA.
From NJ svenue depot. From cer. Duke Henry
Local at;:-:; e:le A. II. sts, Local ct Is a. n,
Through Hail e:S Local cor. King
Local st...... % . and Henry. 600 "
" ..--... sm Local At. 800
...'...' 1W r. II. --....-..lg00
.."..... ~ " -........ 500 p. II,
.-.-.... $50 Through Nail corner OF
.-......ll.0 Duke6 Henry 500 p n,
Loealco King
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- A man named Louderback, of Cincln-
natl, having announced that hts wife had left
his bed and board, ETC., and warned all per-
sons against trusting her on his account, that
spirited female replies through the uewspa-
pers that she had kept him in bed and board
ever since hey were married; that he couldn't
get himself trusted, let alone any body else, on
his account: and that he didn't even buy his
own shirts, hut wore her old undergarments
slightly modified. So he wasn't such q shift
less fellow after ALL .. ...I
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M AZ dHoooIATs DE- FANIAIesIIEs,o xs
nAILkAEoR..s %. ,xertruso..
rhis TRIPLE Vanilla CHOCOLATE Y s9rss ssis
aonntrv and 4 pre1arSd ee1ecialiy for table use'
II III kCHBLL.
eovner 18th and streeo,
- .fE d. 1nder Dbbitf House,
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Commissioner Of Patents
8. Editors OF tbs above papers win please
Q PEPPER containing this notice. De ~ lavsv
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10y W. l.. WALL co ,Auctioneers,
ID Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
50 Louisiana avenue, ..---
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-11


RELIEF FOR THE SOUTHERN Sur
'FERERs.-The several committees ap-
pointed for that purpose at the meet
ing on Monday night, to solicit aid
Fer the suffering people of the South,
were actively engaged in that duty
yesterday, and were. we are glad ito
observe, meeting with much success.
Many of our leading business men,
we were gratifed to see, subscribed
with that spirit of liberality which
characterizes our citizens generally in
all works of benevolence. These
committees will all, we presume, pur-
sue their work to day with like zeal.
and it is>to be hoped with like sue
cess. 1t is probable that every one is
not able to give anything, and some
may be able to make but small. dona-
tons, but still every one should aid
in this labor Of love, let the donation
be ever so small. ll -Edaaz
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To the People OF Evansville and Sur
shs rounding Country. ls9 fl

B The. undersigned, the Executive
Committee of the Southern Relief As
sociationoof Evansville, Indiana APP
peal to the good people. Of. Southern,
Indian in behalf Of the enfamished
people in the South. You are blessed
with plenty-they are dying from star
walton. Remember it is more blessed
to give than to receive, and he that
giveth to the poor, lendeth to the
Lord. .sioH. o.
Helpless women and children are
in want to the point of starvation.
Giyeyof yourfqur agKe of Your corn;F
give of your corn-meal; give of your
bacon give Of your, shoes suitable for
women and children give Of your
fabrics, that viii make up into cloth
ing for women and children; give of
your money; organize in each coun-
ty, township, city or town; collect all
you can of the above articles, and we
believe you have confidence in US
that will guarantee an honest distri-
button. Money sent to the Treasur-
err, or food and clothing to the Com
missary, will be acknowledged by re-
ceipt and in the city papers. t9
ryrg SAMUEL ORR, President mo-
JOHN s. HOPKINS, Treasurer.
-EO JOHN SHANKLIN. BAN mono ,
WILLIAM HEILMAN.
~ CHRISTIAN DEOKER. srse sFaa
p. HORNBROOK, Commissary.
w. j. DALLAM, Secretary.
[City papers please copy and request
all papers in Southern Indiana to
copy.] 1904 .s-et
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CIRCUIT CoURT. Movements in the
Circuit Court got fairly under way
yesterday. though not much business
of public interest was transacted.
Several 7judgments by default were
taken, demurrers and answers fled
andissues made up W0rrru
Eva Newman was granted divorce
by the Court from George Newman,
an the ground of abandonment and
fraud in marrying-the defendent
having lived but one day. aud one
aight with the plaintiff. siqe Z
The grand jury returned into Court
several bills for assault and battery,
and one against james Adams for
grand larceny stealing james Orts
silver plate and overpoat: <Chas.
Baford, charged with stealing 81 30
In postal currency, was discharged
after an admonitionA by the Court!
In the evening the Court was en-
gagged In the trial of the case. of A.
C. Hallock VS.. Martin E. Tobin, an
old case, the nature of which we1could
4ot ascertain. No verdict reached. S
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Acc1DENr-We learned, late last

ACCIDENT.-We learned, late last
night. that serious accident had
happened yesterday afternoon to two
or three men belonging to the Zapp
Brigade, while engaged in cleaning
out culvert near the Union Brewery.
We made vigorous effort to obtain
full particulars, but could obtain no
definite information on the subject
The most reliable information we
could obtain was to the effect that
while the men were engaged in clean
ing out the culvert, which had be-
come choked up during the late wet
weather. the culvert and embankment
caved in, and three men were injured,
two of them seriously. They were
rescued and taken home, but we could
not obtain theirsnames, place of resi-
dence, or the name of the physician
called to their assistance. We would
take it as a great favor if persons
having a full knowledge of such oc-
rcurences would send us full particu-
lars. We use, we think, considerable
diligence " in looking up local Incl
dents, but we cannot visit every por-
ton of a city of 5000. Inhabitants in
one day. 5ssf. sed5sa.I si9il sssss------l
: LATER.-Since the above was writ
ten,, we learn that Peter Zapp, John
Huffman, and Henry Newman were
the parties injured, Kullman quite
dangerously. and Peter Zapp serious
ly, and it was fortunate the accident
did not prove, fatal to all, as both
banks Of the culvert eaved in, almost
burying them alive. q gro ra1aH
RECORDERS CoURT-There was
but little done yesterday at the Re-
corder's Court, the impromptu Rail-
road meeting driving the master of
ceremoniesIin that temple of justice
from his domipions. Two young men,
not well known in the city, and per-
haps not residents, were presented on
charge of being drunk. There were,
however, suspicious bearing against
them for more serious crime. They
told his Honor, that while standing
on the corner of the streets, stran-
ger approached themswho had a lot of
tobacco which he desired to sell. They
bought box ,,as they say, and sold it
to a man, whose name we did not as
certain. He was called in, but pro-
ifessed to know nothing of the matter, \
though the Recorders of the opinion
that he is not so ignorant as he pre-
tended. The suspicion is that the
two men stole box of tobacco and
sold it to the other party. They were
fined S., with 81 so costs each, and In
default of payment they were sent to
jail. In the meanwhile the affair Of
the tobacco is being investigated
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ALARM OF FIRE.T7An alarm of fire
wasncaused last night about dark by
Names being seen to issue from the
furnace chimney of Heilman's Foun-,
edry0 Ofcourse, no damage was done.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-11

We are indebted to the gentlemanly
messengers of the Adams and the
Merchants Union expresses for daily
Eavors.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-11

RETURNED HoME.-Our esteemed
EelIow-citizen, Mr., Samuel Bayard
and his accomplished wife, arrived at
home by last nights train from an ex-
sended bridal, tour. through the South
and East.
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II has been suggested to. us that
many persons, who are disposed to aid
In the relief of the Southern,poor, can
more easily give otprovisions than
money. It will be seen that the Ex-
ecutive Committee have provided
places where both provisions ana
slothing can be deposited.lAiDs
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-11

JUSTICES CoURT-Both Justices,
Walker and Stinson were engaged
principally, yesterday. in hearing cases
of a civil nature, such as do not inter-
sest, the general public. 'n3%n3 Ass
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CHANGE OF WEATHER.-A very
sensible change of weather. occurred
yesterday In the morning it was un-
rleassntly warm--at night it was der
sidedly cool and blustry. ~
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RELIEF FOR SOUTHERN SUFFERERs

ItELIEF FOH DUUTHEHN CUFFEHEH5.
We direct attention to the announce
ment by Col. P. Hornbrook of depots
for the deposit Of donations to the
suffering poor Of the South. The
names of the gentlemen as custodians,
of these donations guarantee that
whatever is given will be faithfully
appropriated to the purpose desig-
mated. The duty of relieving our
suffering fellow creatures, Of what,
ever locality, cannot admit of discus
sion. 90 % T4HJJO2gd = ii
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure
of a call yesterday from our pleasant
friend VIM. M. Altman, late of this
city, and now of New Orleans. We
are obliged to him for. files of late
New Orleans PAPERS.
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Come StOw.-The men working in
search of water IN front of the SHEER
wood House, are not proving sue
ssessful to any great extent, as far as
we can discover. They have drivers
down their tubes in three or four
places to the depth of from thirty to
sorty-fve feet. but always meet with
,seme disaster. Large crowds of spec
sators are drawn continually to the
scene of action. -. ;.
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CONCERT AT PRINcEToN-We think
our young people can enjoy pleasant
railroad ride and a delightful musical
entertainment by going to Princeton
on this afternoons train, and attend
ing the concert given by the young la
dies of that place for the benefit Of
the new MethQdist Church now being
erected there. We have looked over
the musical programme and find the
selections excellent, and from the rep
utation of some of the singers, we
have no doubt the rendering of the
pieces will be as creditable as the Sc
lections. z34
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The RAILROAD DHLEaArIoN.-The
sollowing gentlemen were among the
visitors in the city yesterday to confer
Hiths our ,eitizeps on the subject of
she Evansville, Henderson 4 Nash
vile Railroad enterprise
Gen. j. 7. Boyle, President g. Fl !!
Il N. r. r.; Col. E. s. Cheatham, of
Nashville, President of the Edge6eld
4 Kentucky r. r.; P..B. Mathews,
Mayor of Henderson; I. ~ Jenkins,
A. 8. Nunn,sA H. Talbotta and E. L.
Startling, Of the City Council; F. W.
Rutlinger, City Clerk; Hon. u. W.
Powell, and Messrs. Harvey, Yea
nan, John H. Barrett, ID. R. Bur-
hank, DR.. J. B. Cook, Hon. Geo, NJ.
Priest, Jno. w. Alyas, w. A. Hop
kins, R. e. Beverley, Capt. BID. sStar-
hug aud others. ~ i8oW liz
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Amusenaenfs-


TURNER'S HALL. "A disabled
Union soldier, who was wounded and
crippled for life at the battle ofsShi-
loh, gives a grand soiree musicale at
Turner's Hall tonight exhibiting
splendid life-like panoramic views of
scenes in the Holy Land, Jerusalem
and Constantinople. and ecclesiastical
and secular festivals of the Eternal
City. While we feed the poor and
suffering 1.-THE South we should re-
member and care for our disabled
Union soldiers at home.
Masonic HALL.-The panorama of
the Bible will be exhibited again this
afternoon and evening, at three and
at eight o'clock. The oftener this
beautiful painting is seen the more
interesting it becomes. 1t is work
worthy. Of attentive study. Last
night Mr. Williams presented the
entire audience with tickets for fu-
ture exhibition.
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THANKs.-The JOURNAL Corps are
Indebted to Miss Emma O'Riley for
the present of a basket of delicious
oranges. --~,- rrs- =.
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The undersigned, Commissary for
the Southern Relief Association. has
made arrangements for the receipt,
storage and forwarding of all food or
raiment that may be contributed.
The Evansville and Charlottesville
Railroad and all our steamboats, will
carry free Of charge, and
r. K. DUNKERsoN & Co.,
Cox & HUMPHREY,
HUBS & VETS. '.io
~ JIG. DusoUcHET,
E. I'll. EHRMAN 4 Co., all
BAIRD & START, "A
Will receive, store and forward all ar
ticles of food, free of charge. .a
MAcKEY,, NIsBET Il Co..
GILLIsoN MAGHEE & CO.,
= JAoUEss, HUDspETH & Co.,
SHANKLIN & REILLY,
Will receive, store and forward all ar
ticles Of raiment free Of charge.
The suffering islintense and the re-
lief should, be, prompt Show forth,
then, your humanity.
,JP.g HoRNBRooK.
Commissary Southern Relief Ass ion.
lCity and country papers friendly
to the cause will please copy.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-11

FIRE NEAR Fort BRANCH From
Mr.. George Hill, Adams Express
messenger on the morning train from
Vincennes, we learn that the farm
house. of Mr.. Thomas Strain, near
Fort Branch, and occupied by VIM.
Lagrange, was totally destroyed with
all its contents, by fire, on Tuesday
morning about one o'clock. Mr.. La
grang, had barely time to save his
family from the devouring element.
He succeeded in saving1a portion of
his bacon by forcing an entrance from
the rear into the smoke-house. lItsis'
supposed bysome Shat the building
was set on fire, and5it is said suspi-
cious characters had been lurking
around the Fort for some days, who
have since disappeared. eMr.'Strain,
however, thinks it originated from
defective fue. a.e4a6 ba
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-11

THE LADIES SUppER.-The ladies
of the Trinity NJ E. Church have
prepared another of those elegant
church suppers for whiehl they have
become noteds to which they invite
all their friends this evening. We
have no hesitation in saying that all
who attend to- night will be ABUNDANT
ly rewarded for their trouble. The
sociability that prevails among those
who have been in the habi. of at
tending these suppers, and the ele-
gance of the Wand prepared combine
to make an evening pass as pleasantly
there as could. be. desired. All who
feel an interest in adding to the So
lemnity and interest of religious wor
ship may feel more like attending when
they learn that the proceeds Of the
supper contribute towards paying for
a new organ in the church.
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CHR. DEcKER.
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Die ygtaafs ;eitu,ia !"
nad DeNIfMIa Mb.

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deni ipir germ etnfnabHe IN nHIerni 8iati &C.
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alib lc Ianse ID bie :3eiftns f1idf, irilTen bic
Mdnieen, bne es mir gut oeht."
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B d film 4 / 0 Il, Q. 9lpriI.

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gen bon &eiten 9eU gorfer 5anCelss
bauler oenaaht peroen, ben Greoit Der
Gegierung bier nne in europa an un<
|ter9tdben. Die 6inan8beb0raeh itelIen
EieDo6 Elm sgiinitiaes Heiultat fur oas
f19ite Spbr III 9lAsFdt, oa bts iest
bic 8oaeintiinfte e6snfo be6eutenb ge.
wefea iinc, pie bic in Der glei4en Sc
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n1iiIdr 0es SSreeonler's 8ureau's, aiebt
sein boffnun9snoIleS Bib bon Der Gage
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belt lpirb geiu4t uno befIer besablt, ale
frllker uiln Dns 9Hert f0er. @rSiebuna
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lt9enteren @laile Der gSeiben ridt ae.
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eTetatibe Sibung an0i beTtinthlte, EaB
u llbr @ittass Die 8erfanmIungs>
itun6e lein iollte.
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2iberalen ibre Ainieu inllner enaer .uin
bic Sto6te Wferito, YuebIa un6 8era
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baghieA bon DaDfon 9ite Isnb Sob0ten
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Wochenblatt der Tennessee staatszeitung. (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1867, 1867-04-07
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