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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

The procession for Friday evening,
September 4th, will be formed at seue1l.
O'Clock, precisely, in the following or
der VIII rs5r5 IglB
Grant Guards (soldiers) in place
and manner to be designated by the
commanding officer
p Grant Cavalry on Water Street,
above Main, right resting on Main.
Crescent City Silver Band and car
riages with speakers of the day on
Main Street, below First
Carriages containing. disabled SOL
diers, at corner Of Main and Second.
Ward companies (citizens) in the
following order: '-i
First and Second Wards on First
Street, above Main. right resting on
Main. r.tturT Dar gdT
Third and Fourth Wards, on Sec
ond Street, above Main. right resting
on Main.
Fifth and Sixth Wards, on Second
Street, below Main, right resting on
Main.
Seventh and Eighth Wards, on
Third Street. below Main. right rest
ing on Main.
Ninth Ward and Independence, on
Fourth Street, below Main, right rest
ing on Main.
Citizens from the various townships
outside the city, at the corner of
Third and Locust Streets, where
torches will be provided them.
Young America Grant Club, on
First Street, below Main, right rest
ing on Main.
Any citizens who may wish to ac-
company the procession, and form a
part of it, on horseback and in car
riages.
+ Grant Artillery
1t is desired that every person
should be in his place at seven O'Clock,
that there May be no delay in starting.
The Ward Clubs should meet at their
respective places for ward meetings,
and march to the positions as above
indicated.
The procession will march out
Main Street to Eighth, thence to Har-
riet, thence to Fulton Avenue, thence
up Second Street to Green, and finally
to the open market space, between
Walnut and Chestnut.
The line of march is short enough,
so that none will become weary, and
the time occupied will be so short that
all citizens from the country can easily
remain until the close.
j. NJ. SHACKEI-FoRD,
Chief Marshal.
no. 8. *. LEAvITT,.
Assistant Marshal.
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EIGHTH WARD.

ElGaIh nAhDs
Thos.M. Smith, Captain. Lieutenant sIst
VIM Andrews, list Lieutenant, U.s.N.
Chas. T. Barton, I'd Lieutenant, 4th In
4 Charles Yeirgens, Orderly Sergeant, 9th
Indiana Battery.
Michael MfIier, Capt. 9th Indiana Bat.
VIM. Kraus, 32d Indiana.
z Christian Schultz, Sd Indiana.
Wa. Helder, Capt, i2Oth Indiana.
8 August b re- man, 9th Indiana Battery.
10 jacob Relf1In, 18th Inttana.
IL IS. L. lrton, attn Indiana Cavalry.
II sidney N Curnick, Oils Indiana.
ID ChaS. H. Butterfleid, Lit. Col. 9lst Ind.
IA Philip @. Helder, 42d Indiana.
Is Gustave Bsnifeld, i43d Indiana.
Is Henry Schea ffs p. 32d Indiana.
II Henry Laneebracke, Ist Indiana Bat.
Is VIM. H. Swanson, 42d Indiana.
10 Jacop KisseIl, 4zd Indiana.
% j. r, Schoneld, 9th OHIO.
q Geo. Skee S, Stir Indiana Battery.
% Geo. Thumeire, LIST Indiana Cavalry.
q august GTundInan, lst Indiana Cavalry
"A Philip Krug, 32d Indiana
D Josiah KightIey, 18Th Indiana.
26 Henry Green, both Indiana.
q Adam Yuspan, 14th Indiana
q Ed. Hopper, U. s. Navy.
% DR.. Graham. 10th Indiana.
so Chas. Switzer, LIST Inu. Battery.
81 Louis Puster. Is years. Capt. 2lst Mo.
50 Dan'I Norcross, 18Th lad. Cavalry.
30 q. Strotberg, / tn Ind Battery.
81 Henry Scherholtz 18th Ind. Battery.
50 Michael Sites, 10Th Ohio.
SO Thos. q. Maghee, oath Indiana
81 Herman Johann, 18th Indiana.
IS r. IL. McCla1D, llth Ken ucky.
80 August Ottc, 42d Indiana.
40 John Kepner, 24ta Indiana.
Al Herman KaSling, 18th Kentucky.
AZ Jacob Runclx, I'D h entucky.
AZ ThOS. Farrell, 9Ist Indiana.
A VIM. Rike, 9lst Indiana.
45 b. +. Lancaster, 25tn Indiana.
As samuel Tubbs, u. ). Navy.
AZ Jas. Tinsley, u. s. Navy.
48 Chas. OnulinR, AID Indiana.
20 VIM. Y. strange, 65th Indiana.
so stephen AnseF, 1s6th Indiana. s--
81 Herman Minke, 65th Illinois.
80 J. j. Ericlx, 46tn Ohio.
So Geo. Walter, LIST u. s. Regulars.
81 Ii. f. Wilke, l3Gth Indiana.
So AIRY Norton, 9th Indiana.
SO Walter Hawkins, 5Ist Indiana.
81 K. j. Hyde, 5th Maryland.
81 Frederick sell, AID Indiana.
SO Philip squirt, 18th Ohio.
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HURRAH FOR GRANT AND CoLPAx

HURRAH FOR GRANT AND CoLPAx
ANOTHER NICE POLE RAISED
Master Hiram Read, Jr., desiring
not to be misunderstood on the great
political issues of the day, had raised
last night, on his fathers premises, a
magnificent 6rant and Colfax pole,
seventy-fve feet high, bearing large
streamsr nailed to it's peak, and in
seribed Grant aud Colfax,' and
bearing beautiful United States flag,
of fair proportions.
The work of raising the pole was
superintended by VIM. Bedford. sen.
A large crowd of ladies, gentlemen
and children was present. A large
bonfire lighted up the scene, and tho
pole was raised in nice style, standing
proudly erect, surmounted by rep
resentation of Grant on horseback
AS the beautiful flag was raised, the
Crescent City Silver Band played the
Star ,Spangled Banner, and loud
shouts rent the air. Anle and elo-
quent speeches were made by Col. j,
S. Buchanan and Capt. HI. G. Good
ing. At the close of the speaking,
Mrs. Read lead forth her patriotic
little son and thanked the people for
the assistance rendered him, aud
assured them that her heart and in-
huence was with them In the good
cause.
In the meantime, the band, speak
crs, and all who would, were invited
into the spacious dining room to par
take of splendid collation. prepared
for the occasion, and over which Mrs.
Read presided with that charming
grace which characterizes her.
During the ceremonies of the eve.
ming enthusiastic cheers were given
for Grant and Colfax, Baker and
Cumback, for Mrs. Read and for
" little H." We hope the patriotic
example of this scion of an illustrious
house will have a saving influence
upon his paternal ancestor. So mote
it be.
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AN IMPORTANT MATTEB.

The Republicans Of the city will
bear in mind that the Picnic at the
Crescent City Springs on Friday will
depeud largely on them for its sue
cess. Every family should go pro-
vided with large basket of provi-
sions. and be prepared to dispense
the hospitalities of our city to those
who are not provided. Will our
Republican friends attend to this
matter promptly?
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The Processionon Friday morning.
September 4, will form at 81 o'clock,
aud march to the Crescent City
Springs, in the following order:
1. Crescent City Silver Band.
2. Carriages containing speakers.
3. Carriages, containing young Ia
dies. ..at., YssaAa9
Grant Cavalry. ..ss as
5. Artillery. 5i..vsse
6. Citizens on foot. 500
z. Citizens on horseback. gT
s. Citizens in carriages.
The Crescent City Band will take
its place on Main Street, at the corner
of Main and Second Streets.
The carriages containing the speak
ers and young ladies. aud the Grant
Cavalry will form on Second Street,
above Main, in the order above midi
Gated, front resting on Main.
Citizens on foot will form on Sec.
ond Street. below Main, right resting
on MAIN.
Citizens on horseback will form on
First Street, above and below Main.
Citizens in carriages wishing to join
the procession will assemble on Main
Street, below First, aud on Water
Street, above aud below Main.
The procession will move precisely
at 9 O'Clock. and proceed up Main to
Third Street; down Third to Divis-
ion Street; down Division to First
Street; down First Street to Fulton
Avenue; out Fulton Avenue, to
Eleventh Street; thence to the Ores
cent City Springs.
lrsee S. K. LEAYITT.
Marshal.
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OPENING OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The Public Schools OF the city will be
opened on next Monday, with a full
corps of efficient teachers. On Satur-
day cand dates for admission to the
High School. who failed to pass ex-
am uation in July, will have another
chance extended them, at the Ninth
Street School House, at GAM. Those
desiring to renew the trial would DO
we'll to brush up little in the mean
while.
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-Th Recorder
had but slim attendan ce at his
court yesterday. He looked in an
exceedingly bad humor, but from
what cause VIC couldanot tell; proba-
bly, it was because of the slim pr os-
pect for beefsteak. OF that we cou Id
not be certain, however.
The man Sandy Terry. colored
individual, who stole pair of CATER
shoes from a shoemaker on Water
Street, appeared and answered to the
charge. He was adjudged guilty. and
held to bail in the sum of 5000 in
de ault of which he was sent to Jail
Served him right.
Peter Knapp was next arraigned
on charge of drunkenness and abuse
of his better half. He was fined and
costed to the amount of 50 6S, which
was cheap enough. He will board
the amount out at the expense of the
citv
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SALTl SAITH SALT!l!-Salt has
advanced to fifty cents per bushel, or
three dollars and fifty cents for seven
bushel barrels, and two dollars and
eighty cents for small barrels.
BAIRD & START,
Agents Ohio River Salt Co.
L. RUFFNER, JR., 81 Co,
Agents Kanawha Salt G.
sep2 3t
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PERSoNAL.-General j. T. Boyle.
President of the Evansville, Hender-
son q Nashville Railroad Company.
was In the city yesterday. He left
for Henderson on the Mollie Norton.
Col. j. K. Hughy. of New Orleans
and Col. Spray, of Curdsville. are
stopping at the American House.
DIR. r. Fl. Cook, of GRANVILLE, form
erly citizen of Evansville, was in
the city yesterday. -T
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Dissolution Notice.

YwVHE PAEeTNA RsHHEP hEREFO.
- fore existing oetw cen r. S. Ruston, J.
G. uston, and w. q o. Reilly has been
dissolved by mutual consent, II liabilities
OF the f1m 10 be discharged by r. s. Rus
ton, who is authorized to receive ali deDts
due said flrm. #
as successors to r. B. Ruston & Co., thank
ful for past favors to the old firm, would
solicit continuance of the same to the
new 6Tm OF au99 Nv REILLY q 90.
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POLE RAIsING.-The largest pole
In the city will be raised on Thursday
evening on the market space, between
Cherry and Oak. Speeches will be
made by Gov. Dunning and Others.
Let every good Republican make his
arrangements to be present and aid
In the good work.
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THE CHARIoT.-The Young Mems
Grant Cavalry are getting up splen-
did chariot for the procession on the
4th. 1t will make a grand display.
Thirty.eight young ladies will ride
in it. The decorations are tasty and
beautiful.
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ABscoNDED.-A surety of the peace
case was brought before Esq. Emery
yesterday, aud writ issued for GER
tain resident Of Independence, but
before the Constable arrived to make
the arrest the fellow had cut stick
and left. It is not likely that he
would endanger the life of any one,
however.
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MADE TO TAKE IN THEIR SIGN
On the day of the Hendricks Mass
Meeting in Princeton, four Demo
Gratis went from GRANVILLE over to
hear the great defeated and to be de-
teated. To show they were sound on
the main question:" the niger p
they carried with them banner in
scrlbed with carricature of General
Grant at the mouth of Salt River.
into which the tide was setting. A
negro was holding rope attached to
Grant, and was saying, can't let 60
Massa, or you'll go up, sure" A
blacksmith in Owensvine not admir-
ing this banner, told the four brave
Ne mocrats that they could not carr
tha5 banner through Owensville. and
una ny that he was in earnest thew
Iuried their banner, and hiding il be-.
neaIh the seat OF the buggy. pro-
ceeoed on their way.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

HORTICULTURAL SOCITY. The
Horticultural and Pathological Soci-
ETY. of Vanderburgh County meets at
the Commissioners Court room, on
Saturday next at 2 P. NJ. A full at
tendance of the members is desired,
and it is expected that fine display
of grapes aud other fruits will be
made on that occasion.
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DENTAL STUDENT.-An Opportuni-
ty is now offered for steady and re-
liable young man to study dentistry.
He should have good English edu
cation, and be from Is to p years of
age, [. HAAS.
seq st Over First National Bank
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THE MUsTER ROLL
FIGHTING BOYs In BLUE.
"The Contemplate Failure"

At the Conservative 4" Soldi ers'
meeting, so-called, composed almost
entirely of citizens, Captain Willard
stigmatized the organization OF the
Fighting Boys in Blue as the
greatest and most contemplate fail
ure on record. In order that we may
fix upon him the brand of falsebood
and dishonor. and show to the world
where the soldiers of the late war do
stand, and under what banner they
now rally, we publish the companies
of the Evansville Regiment, aud will
continue it from day to day till GEM
pfeted:.
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ZOE. RENT.

WSOR RENT BASEMENT - The base
ment OF the cum berla I'd es3Yterlanr
Church, corner OF Second and chestnut
Streets. This would be very de- iraDie
place for teaching Hgtfic or Drdd0tHg ana
Painting. Also, n good room for an o % CO.
Inquire of ALVAH JtH SON,
au20 dtf Real Estate Agent.
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neutrality-suspicious. AND
w SCABBLERS $50 quarry men and
scabbIers wanted at the Grafton stone
Quarries, Grafton, Illinois. steady emo
PlOyment and good wages. Lar4e and
comm dious boarding houses belonging
to the company, are Situated near the
squarFiess Address SILAS FARRt \ ron
Grafton, iii uois, or 4. w. H. W ri sHL,
GA toniInercIai Alley st. Louis No.
au20 DIV
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MOrHERSt MOTHERS MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,

FOR CHILDREN TEErHING. ZF.
This valuable preparation has been used
with flereT IdaEi7sg success in thousands OF
cases. -ria' i
II not only relieves the child from pain.
but iuvigorates the stomach and bowels
COZ reefs acidity, and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. ItWnl also instantly
elieve GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS and WIND
collie. ref -
We believe IL is the best and sslrest rem
edU IN The aO0rLd in all cases of D1ISe7lteTB
and DiGTThOed in Children, whether arIsin2
from teeGning or any other cause. gAt
Full directions Tor using VIII accompany
each bottle.
Be sur and call for " MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP having tue 6ac-SiDI.
lie OF t'CURTIs q PERKINS" on the outside
wrapper Ali others are base limitations.
te24 d&w6m
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FIFTH WARD.
LIST Lieut.. Joseph w Wallace, 18th Ind
2 j, Esslin ger. SD Indiana.
3 Alexander Darling, 18th Indiana.
Web Darling, 9th indiana.
5 III. j. Legter, Surgeon U. 3. Vol.
0 George Settler. SD Ohio. Est y
7 Geo ge Stoebel. SD Indiana.
Phillip Rickefick. SD Indiana.
8 Louis Frsdr1ck, u. =. N.
10 John q. Decker, sd Indiana.
Ii Jacob Binder, sd Indiana.
u e. A. Schroeder, 18th Missouri.
ID John Heitmann, sd Indiana.
IA Louis ElIer, 32d Indiana.
10 Auther Hicks, 18th Kentucky.
10 George Cawies. 9th Indiana.
~ G.Scherff, I9lst New York.
Is William Schnakenberg, sd Indiana.
10 Adolph PfRfiin. 18TH Indiana.
20 Jesse w. Armstrong, TIN Indiana.
q Thomas Ruston, IS Indiana.
p G. w. Boernfonger, 1ltn Indiana.
% John Rohner, I'D Kentucky
"A T.. BOdenhermer, stu Indiana.
rs tth innart 8 razway, lTth1ndiana.
20 Herman .Strader, 5th Kentucky.
q John Lodge. IAN Indiana.
y John ID. Ltnxweiler, 42d Indiana
% william G. Ba an. 65tn Indiana.
30 Christ KOehler, I'd Indiana.
II GeOr e ecil, 65th Inilana.
80 -. Larmer, 65th Indiana
So John LOfinx, I'D Illinois.
"a Henry Ebert, III u Illinois.
IS John O'CouneII, 18th u. >. Infantry.
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ATTENTIoN.-AlI the members of
the Young Mems Grant Cavalry will
please meet at the market space, on
Fourth Street, between Cherry and
Oak, at 4 O'Clock this afternoon for
drill. A full and prompt attendance
is requested. K. A. FAIRCHILD,
Captain.
Sept. 9. 1868.
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THE DRUMMER BeY.-The pre-
sentation of that series of thrilling
tableaux entitled the Drummer
Boy" took place at Turner Hall last
night, and was greeted by a large au-
dience. Notwithstanding the short
time for preparation, and many diff
culties in its presentation, it proved a
grand success. The tableau of the
States was zone of SURPRISING beauty,
and reflected great credit on the Ia
dies who formed the group. The
tsbleau of the guardian angels was
indeed most affecting and thrilling.
The scene at sAndersonvilIe prison
was certainly well presented : the
suffering of the prisoners being por-
trayed in peculiarly striking and af-
fecting manner. We will not attempt
a description Of this exciting and
thrillning series of tableaux, feeling
that we would fail. The leading char
acters were well played, and through
out the ladies and gentlemen sustain
ed themselves to the satisfaction of
the audience, as was evinced by the
most rapturous applause. The clos
ing scene, the tableau of the God
dess of Liberty, the States, the
Regiment, was most unquestiona-
bly, grand. Every lady and gem
tleman in the city should see the
Drummer Boy We hope all will
avail themselves of the opportunity of
doing so. twill be reproduced to-
night at Turner Hall. Tickets can be
had at Warren's music store, and at
SCOTS News Depot Go and see the
Drummer Boy" tonight. You will
not regret 1T. .sisl..ss.sa sEa.I
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INSURANCE AGENT.-A prominent
Western Life Company, whose rates
compare favorably with most other
companies, with peculiar features in
its policy recommending it strongly
to the assured, wants general agent
for Southern Indiana. A perpetual
contract will be made with a good,
energetic, aoork5ing man. Address
i" Company's Agent" Palmer House,
indianapolis. sept2-1t.
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For,Oeher Rtper Iteuas see Third Page.


The only additional arrival last
night was the Palestine, Louisville
and return.........The Cumberland for
Cairo, departed with fair trip, and
the packets for Henderson ......The
Palestine arrived about 5 osclOck,l
with a good trip..........The steamer
j. r. Hoyle:was sold yesterday, by
the United States Marshal, for s., 602.
She was Purchased BY parties at Sal
line Mines. She is a very cheap boat
at that price. The Cincinnati
Comp.erciaz of yesterday sayss;f The
Champion is receiving over two huns
1dred tons of railroad iron for Hem
derson, KY, the same lot recently
sunk on barge in tow of the G.,
A. Thompson.
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DoN'T FORGET. - Don't forget to
secure seats at Turner Hall tonight.
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sFCoND warn

John E. Wheeler, 9th Indiana.
2 william Reav1s, 56th Illinois.
8 w. Thonp on. surgeon, 10th Illinois.
4 Henry Adams, United States Navy.
S v. @. Lark1n, 18th Indiana.
8 Henry Jenkins l11th Illinois.
z O. NJ. Griffith, 24th Indiana.
5 Q. Tomhemelt, 1t Indiana Battery.
9 $. b. Sansom, f4th Indiana.
10 w. G Ralston, Surgeon. SlSt Indiana.
II John II. Wade, u. 5. signal Corps.
Il Mark Grant, 14lst Indiana.
l3 George w. Goodge. AID Indiana. Is.
IA 81 HI. Tible, sd Indiana.
u + 81. w. Bennett, Q Dept U. s. A.
is James w. NicK cry, AID Indiana
II DanieI s. Wilson, 91sl Indiana.
IS Malachi Krebs, d OHIO neg
10 John W Gore, I'd New York Battery. b
20 Tnom as F. rrest, 43d Indiana.
81 Iohn f. Crisp, 24Lh Indiana.
% Joseph Steohihfer. Sth Indiana Battery.
3 Charley SIN tn, 18TH diana. fs,.
"a Robert Rowland, 9Ist Iudiana. A2
. J. + Talbot, 24th Indiana.
2G A. Lee Ewing cd indiana. aS1
II James L. Orr, 42d Indiana.
% James G. Farran, Sd Pennsylvania
% Herman Stro~ser, 18th Indiana.
so John IngIe, 10 Indiana Cavalry.
81 Heber Ingie, l35th Indiana.
81 George Pope. 5th Indiana
81 ). N Decker, Adjutaut, 9Th Illinois G av.
81 w. III Harding, 9Ist Indiana.
35 Frank Bishop, 65th Indiana.
So James d Parvin, l49th Indiana. 1851
81 L. Brannon, @. Dept Y. 8. A.
% James A. Perry. Both Indiana.
80 f. M Hudson. 18th Illinois.
40 j. G.. Taylor, SLh Indiana.
Al I'll. Bassett, 18th Connecticut.
~ Ben. Shelter. 42d Indiana.
43 Ben. Cole, 42d Indiana. sk
Al George Fender, 18th Indiana
As A. l.. Werden, United states Navy.
46 Richard BeIlam, 10Th Kentucky.
AZ George w Warren, 18th In diana.
As HI. w. SWeetzer. 18th Indiana. r.
40 Blythe Hynes. 18th Indiana.
50 John Heath, United states Navy.
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SELECT SoHooL.-Mrs. Ross's select
schaoi will reopen, at her residence,
on First Street, between Mulberry
and Gum, on Monday next, Septem-
Der 7th. SEE DIT
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River Dispatches.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. Weather
clear and pleasant; river rising 3 feet
8 inches in the canal. 1aaH gn4 s.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 1-Noon.-River
has fallen inch; Z feet in the chan
mel. Weather clear. 1t rained hard
last night. -s.s1f oesES fsl e
PITTsBURG. Sept 1.-The weather
was rainy in the morning, and cielr
and warm 10 the afternoon. The riv-
er is about 20 inches and Stationary.
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tlQS. u AAdAA
DEATH OF AN EsTIMABLE LADY
We are deeply grieved to learn of the
death of Mrs. Catherine j. Spray,
wife of Colonel Spray, of CurdsviIle,
KY, which melancholy event trans
PRED on Tuesday, August 18th, after
a protracted illness.
Mrs. Spray was a most excellent
lady, as a wife, neighbor and friend,
and was highly esteemed by all her
acquaintanees- She bad just entered
her iorty-frst year, when relentless
death laid his ruthless hand upon b er,
aud called her to better world. We
tender to her bereaved husband and
friends our sincere coincidence.
Pole RAIsING.-A Grant anr1 Col
fax pole will be raised at MtiJohn-
ston's store, at the corner of Canal
and Eighth Streets, on T. nursday
afternoon. Republicans are invited
to be in attendance. The pole will
be 200 feet high, overtoppin g all 9th
ers in that part of the city.
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ST. NIcHoLAs.-A cold snack can
be had at all hours atthe Z" st. Nicho-
las" No. 81 North First Street.
aup31 1w
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Sept. 2, 1868.

POLE RAIsING.-The'tall Grant and
Colfax pole on Water Street, will be
raised this evening. Let the Repub-
licans all turn out
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LOCAL NOTICES.

B0- accident Insurance Policies for
81, 900 to $4,000. with weekly com
peusation, from IS to $50, issued in
the old Travellers Insurance Com
pany, of Hartford, on application to
j. N. KNOX.
Office, First National Bank.
DIFF Evansville.
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COMING SOUTH
rarrs Haute and IndianAa1ns.
FkoM TERRE "a UTE.
OHIO and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM vINCENNEs.
SHENANDOAH LINES.

To IsouIsyILL.E.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock An. Every Tuesday,
wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6
O'Clock p. II.
TO CAIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at
o'clock P. ii.
To GREEN RIvER.-Every "wednesday
aud Saturday at O'Clock p. N. Every
Monday and Thursday at o'clock p. NJ.
To EAsTPoRT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at O'Clock p. M.
To HE sDERSoN-Daily, except sundays
At O'Clock PM. -
To NAsHvILLB-Every Thursday at Tour
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-02

p0r Fresh Maltby Oysters received
daily and for sale by the can or half
can at FL Herman;sa confectionery,
No 45 Main Street. sep2 1w