The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-28

L1ugneSI OF 5mOrganneid, hentucky,
called on us yesterday, He is one Of
the most .outspoken, and devoted
loyal men Of Union County @rT n
/. BowLDERING.-T bowderers have
finished their work on Water Street
across Sycamore, including an excel
lent crossing on Sycamore. Another
square will be finished this week, and
the third. to Locust Street by the mid
die of nextWeek.
HOME AGAIN.-D. j. Mackey, of
the great Dry Good House of Mackey,
Nisbet & Co, arrived home yester-
day from New York. He reports the,
Dry Goods Market East rather favor
able to buyers
REMEMBER THE VETERANs-Visit-
.ors to the post office will find dis
'abled and worthy veteran of the war
for the Union, Andrew Williams. just
outside the door. supplied with the
choicest fruits and melons Of the sea
son, and at reasonable rates. inRon
member to make. your purchases of
nm y Ii giIll4 Aaa4~ Ag0TaIaq
LIBRARY LECTURES. : We learn,
that he Lecture Committee of the
Library Association are correspond
ing with distinguished lecturers. with
.a'view to making up course for the
coming Wipteroseaseno Owing TO our
comparatively isolated railroad con-
nections and latcness of the season
when the present Board was elected,
the Committee find ii very diff cult to
secure the, most popular lecturers.
There is a good prospect, however,
for an attractive course. ,raIst3
SUDDEN DEATH.-We heard on
Monday Of the sudden death of Frank
Joseph Jantz, German barber, who
fell dead while shaving a customer. on
Sunday evening. The item was
crowded out of yesterday JOURNAL
by press of other matter; and we
mention t now from the fact that the
occurrence gave rise to report that
he died of cholera, which is absurd.
Men die suddenly from fright, with
apoplexy, disease -of-the heart, &c,
but we have neyer yet heard of a man
dying, with cholera without mo-
ment's premonition or suffering. q
A DEAD DoG.-Y esterday morning
the ifeless remains of dog were dis
covered ION Second Street between
Locust aud Walnut.
The deceased was a small dog-yel-
low and white-and had evidently
been shot during the night, or very
early in the morning, as the pavement
was sprinkled with his blood. The
dog had thick leather collar around
his neck and Of course could not,
have had hydrophobia. Whose pro-
perry the dog had been, or who was
his merciless assassin, has not trans
PRED. The dead body remained on
the street last night al dark-1'bunR
knelled q coffin and unknown, Ne,
hope the E4u3 away OF dead aniel
miles VIII mike au carly call this
morning and remove the swelling,
and soon to be smelling earcasssd ~.
TuE TEACHERS INsTIrurE..'sas ' IA.
Teachers Institute is progre- ips e
a highly satisfactory manner q ali
v hoy are in attendance Thelnumber
Of teachers present. yesterday was
about seventy. and the exercises are
of highly edifying character. The
theory of edueatio las well as the
best method of impartings Instruction
is being carefully and intelligently in
vestigated and discussed. All who
take an interest in the subject Of edu
cation would fud il profitable "a at
tend these meetings. The Institute
is pronouneedJby those whe have had
good opportunities TO judge, the best.
that has been held 3nathe State. For
full proceedings, which viii be found
elsewhere, We are indebted to Mr..
john Wittenbach, .Secretaryslef the