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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
DIBBoNs FEATHERS AND FLOWERS
~ We receiving daily, from auction and private ssss
New GOOD.
adapted for the coming season
Our f"h 'mPor,s,lon, Pa,s.s. s'd o. s.., a,.,o..
Black and coiored SIX vevets
Back aud coored satlns and silks.
Cloak and Dress Trimmings, SILK rrngcs
Sss;:: %s: IA sss
Hosiery, Gloves, unlergarnents waI Dolls, &C.
Oar. Bonnet room
il tllsd With novelties in
straw velvet sf',' Hats, Plush and
EDWARD RIDLEY SON,
Eor. 300, 3ll and 3ll n Grand andl
Nos 50, 6s and 70 Alien streets
FINANCIAL.
A Chatham square and New Bowery.
sper cent interest on sums ffon al to 80 UV0 40 a,
Asses H9tos Ivy 0z
Liabilities taepos,s... a24o,l7% ~
in,.pss. isSspas i... from i.t October s2'1''' %
Cd. BAILEY, Treasurer.
j. y. COOPER, Secretary
LII DEPOSITS MADE on OR BEFORE OCTOBER 20
"A draw interest from the lst October.
SIX Tap sisfs' Enc A TH%
open s ehrf al OK Evenings
h00'a "Wednesday Ans sFESchk FsEnStaa 'a Green
VIZ. B. BirDrss, Secretary.
A AssEssMENT-EMPIRE MILL AND MINING CON.
LEES ywssIER Fae aels; srec payable
NEW YORK. Sept 80 1859
CoIN BONDS, WITH COIN INTEREST, OF THE
~ Rochester New York, Water Works Company for sale
at eighty per fiat. JOHN b. MURRAY, NASSAU st.
(,oUpoNs OF ALL GOLD REARING BONDS MArUR.
ing Or 0'0's JOHN o iT MTRRAY siaffS Il NASSAU .
CxCELsroR SAVINGS BANK,
II 3es sixth avenue, corner Twenty-.hrd s,rset.
same as National or State banks,
Receives deposits subject to check demand
and silo~s four per cent per annum interest
- ' Wa n GILES, President.
ausH HI s'hSksRhYYs aSkRhY,s Vice Presidents
AAAc S BAERETT, Secretary
CoLp coin BONDS OF THE ROCHESTER, N. y,
' WIZ" JOHN B MURRAY, Il Nassau street,
MoRros BLISS CO, ,,o,a,..,
sEus Circular Notes Circular OF Credit travel
,srs; ALSO Commercial Credits available in all parts Of
MONEY TO LoAN-oN FIRST CLASS IMPROVED
l city property, also hrst and second mortgages;
BUTLER, pURFEE CO., SO Liberty street.
ohio and Mississippi Railway COMPANY hefor. partnE
s.s n hsr III S
pAcIFIc RAILWAY GOLD LOAN.
Mes,rs. pABNEY. MORGAN { CO.. Ss E,sbAns. place.
and
AK JEsur 4 coMp'y, i9 Pine street New York.
o6~r FOE sale
TBF BONDS OF THE KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Thee pay per in gold have thirty
tc free from government TAXATION secured NY
Land grant OF
THREE MILLION ACRES
OF the
Finest lands in Kansas and Colorado
Js ADDITION this special grant the company sse
THREE MILLIONS OF ACRES IN KANSAS
which being rapidly develop the country and i'm
They first mortgage upon the extension OF the road
from Sheridan, Kansas Denver Colorado The SbRd In
operation than enough income pay
the interest the loan There better security In
the markethis being better than govern.
mont securities.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD.
Price % and 1ed interest, IN currency
PAMPHLETS, MAPS AND CIRCULARS furnished on
application.
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(,ARPETs.-I AM NOW FFERING 5000 PIECES ENG.
h Tapestry Brssels at III 30 per yard Body Brussels
~ o.; Velvet - s0 Supor and power loom Ingram from
rs cents Three phys &l So Oclohs all widths from SC
cents Window Shades, Curtains, Coipces Crumb Cloths,
Ac., Al corresponding rates
FURNITURE.
The largest OF Parlor Office
and Bedroom Furniture TO be found in the CITY, prices that
defy competition. All goods warranted represented the
large Wholesale and retail rooms, Nos bl2 and Die
Eighth and Nos 267 269 and 271 West Thrtynh
street, adJoining. ID. KELLY,
Successor to II. O'FAnell.
N B-ws opening large line Of Blankets al very low
prices.
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HORSES CARRIAGES, &C.

&1S0 BROWN HORSE, 6 YEARS OLD, Is HANDS
plOO. high; bay, years; 4l25; Canadiao, years,
500; black Horse Car, and Harness, SIsO. 2ss West
ihTts-hrst street, near Eighth avenue.
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yro CONTRACTORS Rs-PRoposALs WILL BIZ re
esyed for rradn " &C. the Race Track Long Brancn
,n,u bc ah day OF October tho office OF j. MOB DAVID
SlN CO. baa b44 Broadway, where sreelnceons ana
All relative 10 said work can be obtained
NEW York, Oct. 2, 1859.
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eOOO HORSE, TRUCK AND HARNESS; &l2o BAY
pOOO. Horse, l6 hands, years. Sto sound Mare. 10
hands @lS0. Truck and Harness sell want money "
Vandam street
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Now In The iims fnr artlnn.

t)t1D WAND, . .
IL Now Ia the time for action.
public meeting of the residents OF tue IweuV "evnd
ward will be held under the auspices Of The fammany hs
Ward Committee, at Washington Hail. filhn avenue be
Forty seventh and Forweghh streets, on hondAy
evening" October al ~ r. N. lion Thomas q feas lion.
Michael Connolly Augustine cosei so. Jerome BUCK, Esq
and others win address tho meeting Lei us show ~ oar pre-
continued determination 10 stand ny our sues
DANIEL DRoDDN, Chairman.
HopHHI Il, DAEyHRs Secretary.
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ID COLE, ses BROADWAY, NEAR sEvENIEEN'rh
s,veet From auction, Hack Stks, Alpncas, Napkins
Table Linen, Linen sheelnge Receiving from auctiof
daily
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,,uaFAu or ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMENT
Washngo~ CITY, september ~ 1867 -seasd piopo,as s
wiu be received this once until tuesday OctoueI ~ ooV
a il ~ for and dslvey OF 2oV oA,o: o
navy cannes Powder lv0 barrels TO be deversd Dos'on
and 600 barrels Al Hsw York. a.. ..a,s..-
The OF delivery 90 be At the expense Of tns
turer and the powder subject the usual navy nspec
Hdders W state ,hs the powder viii BE- ready er 40
h'UJ' Chief Of Bureau
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CMITH--HE's HOME. WHAT sMITH' SMITH, THE
- Flags the Fiibustcr, and for sught We snow, the
Fcnsn. Call and him. aud you will more flags aud
Awnings Cannons Transparences, Chinese Lanterns
works and Calcium Lshts than you ever saw your We
Call and see him, whether political pugsc The sest
Tag maker in the United s'ates No l Broadway en-
trance Blocker street
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THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE, l.. L-MONDAY. OCTOBER Z, AT
O'Clock r. NJ, match, $500 three In nve; j. Cham.
bers' s. Hickory Jack, wagon J. hurpbysa m Louise,
TO harness. J. A. CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
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L,oR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion steamship Company
Steamships OF this line leave 9! North river foot OF
Beach street, Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at
X, connecting with the vrgu. and tennessee Air Lne
the Seaboard Inland Line Petersburg Weldon Railroa
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and Richmond and Danvie
Railroad Through passenger tickets and through bills oe
ladfDg reduced all points South Southwest
Apply ~ onlce, pier 81 North river.
N. LMcCREADy, President, 1877 d-esn -ch street
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY DAY LINE-CHANGE OF
"A time.-The steamboats, C. vIBBARD and DANIEL
DREW WILL and after Thursday. July ieAve Desbrossss
street Al and ThiriyfOurth rs landing Yop-
ners West Point Cornwall SewSurg, eouxhkespsie, Tvoi,
Rhinebeck Catskl and Hudson Tickets Ard haggAga
checked board the boats all points on York Csa-
trail, Rensselaer, and Saratoga railroads.
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They first mortgage upon the extension OF the road
from Sheridan, Kansas Denver Colorado The Soad In
operation than enough income pay
the interest the loan There better security
N securities,
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- TRUE FRTEND"-wHy DO you NOT ANSWER?
IA Must communicate with you way instantly.
Show friendship and advise knows Jas how
Ia act.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ The General Transatlantic Conpany's Mai Steamships
between New York and Havre, calling nj Brest
The splendid this favore for the Contin
ent viii sail from Pier No 80 North RIVER az folowsi
PEkEIRE, Duchesne Saturday, Oct ~
ST. LAURENT saturday NOV. IL
VILE DE PARIS surmont. Saturday Nov. ~
Rates OF Passage payable IN gold !inciuding winsl-
To Brest HavrsFirs Cabin, Sll0 Second Cabin 47a
To Paris (incudiag railway tickst)-01%b aad 97s.
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers
American travellers going to returning from the Con-
tnent of Europe bv taking the steamers Of this ne avoid
both transit BY English railways and the discomors Of
crossing the Channel besdss wing tme trouble and
perse GEO. MACKENZIE. Agent, " broAaway.
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FOR RENT.

@Tx ELEeANT AND Well. VEN .lS5
- TILATEp Rooms ON ssi 1nI over 4. 4. Mar
yett e Sons Drg Goods store, corner Fllth
ietg x SON - aFr20-im.
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Posi- OFFICE, EVANSVILLE, I
Nav 18th 1859 [

Notice Is hereby given that from
and after this date, there will be made
up and forwarded from this Office a
second daily through mail to the fol-
lowing points:
Indianapolis, Chicago and the
Northwest; Cincinnati, New York
and all the Eastern Cities; Louisville,
Memphis. New Orleans and all South
ern Cities.
This mail, departing by the Evans
vile & Charlottesville Evening Elk
press. qoiU close at 4:30 PM. precise
ty. Letters sent by this mail will
reach their destination from ten TO
fifteen hours in advance Of the next
morning train.
A second daily mail is now received
at this Office, by the noon train, from
Louisville. Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
and the East. This mail closes at
Louisville at l o'clock PM, at Gin
einnati at 9:15 NJ, and at Indian
apolis at midnight.
my26-tf JOHN w. FOSTER, p. NJ.
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WILL HAVE TO BE CUT Down.
Owing to the improvement of Main
Street, the pavement from the alley
between Fourth and Fifth to Fifth
Street, will have to be cut down
nearly two feet. Main Street has
bsen brought to the proper grade at
that point, and consequently. the
pavements will have to be cut down.
The pavements on Sycamore Street,
between Third and Fourth arc in the
yame fix, and will also have to be
lowered.
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On and after Tuesday June 1st, the
street cars will run as follows: To
aud from the Artesian Spring PAX.
The first car will start from the Com
pany's stables on Main Street, at 4
o'clock An, the second at 3 o'clock,
the third at 6 o'clock, aud from that
time all the cars will run regular trips
until 10 o'clock at night. O0e car
will make the last trip at 10 O'Clock
PM. from the stable, and will return,
leaving the Springs at 103 O'Clock.
VIM. DEAN, Superintendent.
Union and Courier copy three
times. my26 st
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HEBREW Picnic. Cur Hebrew
fellow citizens hold their annual pic
mic at the Artezian Springs Park to-
day. If the weather is fair, it will.
doubtless, be highly pleasant oeca-
sion, as no people have 6ner eon-
ception of genuine rational enjoy
ment than the Isaerlites.
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REMAINS OF Elk Gov. MoREHEAD.
-0n board the steamer Richmond,
which passed up last night. were the
remains Of Ex-Governor Morehead,
formerly of Kentucky, (who died
some time last year, if we mistake
not, at Eggs Point, MississippiD
en- route to Louisville, where they
will be in state until Monday, when
they will be conveyed to Frankfort
for dnal sculpture. The remains are
accompanied by Mrs. MOrehead,
widow of the deceased. and a delega
ton of distinguished citizens of
Washington County. Miss, consisting
of Major Burns. Major Geo. w. Ward
and Felix Boyee.
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Public Auction.
TINE gIN,.D.Ea.s;.si Nga, VIA. SELL

THU Rs DAY, JuSE 7rH, at 9 AM,
At their place on the .pfank road, one mills
from the cont house urst biiclS-yard on
said Toad), the following NAMED articles
G. wit:
1000 good bricks, SC0 cords OF wood
ions of hay, wagons, / cart, ] draY
pillow, 8 horses, mule, and an the utensils
belonging to a good b icl>yard.
At the same time We viii sell az auction
IS acres OF land, with good dwelling
house, Containing six rooms, and a brick
shop, on the premises.
The terms Of the sale OF the real estate
will be made known on the Gay OF the
safe.
Terms for the safe OF personal property
All sums under SO, cash; or al sums ov .
$50, six months credit. with intere,t, will
De gwen, the purchaser giving his notes,
with security, waiVlnk relief from Valua.
Ion or appraIsement laws,
GEO kGE THtfM EIER.
mas d&wtdl HENRY BAUMANN
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Nntfca

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at my Office until Monday,
June J4th. 1869, at 10 O'Clock AN, Tor 400
perches of Limestone, te be delivered on
Franklin Street. below Pigeon Creek also,
for 200 perches to De eiVered on the plank
road. Bids will be received for either part,
the option of the Board OF Cornmissione1s.
VICTOR BISCH,
Audit or Vanderburgh County.
Evansville, May 2ith, 1869. l25 david
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SYCAMORE STREET.-The curbing
and guttering is being put down on
Sycamore Street, and when completed
it will be good job. The limestone
rock that is being used for the cutters
is brought here from West Franklin.
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I. 0. o. F.

To the Oficers ami Members of Morning
Star Odge, 10. 7; Crescent Lodge, No.
l22. and Schiller LOnge, No. I5S:
You are hereby notified to meet at Odd
Fellows Hall, on Friday, May %. 1869, II
O'Clock p. n, to attend the Funeral OF
Brother x. +. CATCH. a member of Cler-
mont Lodge. no 40, Milford. Ohio.
] Odd Fellows IN the city, in good
standing, are requested TO attend.
By order of
RONALD FISHER. d. D. q. NJ.
MICHAEL BECKER, ID. ID. q. NJ.
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Ia Schuermann & Burford, at
the Opera Drug Store, No. 18 South
First Street, Chambers Block, have
received their new stock of Perfumes,
Pomades, Hair Oils, Brushes, Combs,
and Toilet Soaps,
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DIED.

aATGH.-On the 28th inst, az 81 O'Clock
AN, OF cancerous tunOr the abdomen,
at his residence in evansville, Rev. BEN
JAAIIN +. CATCH, in the 18th year of his
age
His funeral services viii take place froEl
Trinity NJ. +. Church, on Friday. al 2
O'Clock PM. to which ali his friends and
relatives are invited.
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TRIPLETs.-A lady of this city, the
wife Of well known and highly re-
spectacle citizen, yesterday morning
presented her husband with III ee
tender pledges Of affection, two boys
aud girl, each weighing nearly eight
pounds. Mother and children are
doiag as well as could be. expected. :"
Evansville is, indeed, becoming a fast
town
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SEW ADVERTISER rs.
UNPAID LETTER ETsT

n III
POST OFFICE, EVANSVILLE, IND
May 70, 1863.
The following letters are held In this
ONCE for postage, they having been depos-
tied without prepayment of POSTAGE as
required by law:
q. w. Evans & CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
N. Garrison, Fort Branch, Ind.
w. n. Armstrong, 'PRducah, Ky = r.
Ferdinand Adam, Cairo, III.
Albert BOadman, Cottonwood Point, Mo.
l.. b. smith, BoOnville, Ind.
Mrs. Lidy A. Brown, Indianapolis, Ind.
Miss Lizzie BradberTy, Hutsonyule, III.
w. K. Farnsworth, Cincinnati, o.
]. w. Peck, PhilipstOwn, Ill.
j. NJ. Cornett, BoOnville, AIR
Frank Ruder, JeffersonvilIe, Ind.
r. Tfngham, Birmingham, ..
II. McQuiston, Xenia, o
j. V. EScoE & Son, Louisville, Ky.
Balthaser Schneider, Tulda, Spel Ger Co.,
Indiana. ha
VerhoR & Bro, Louisville, Ky.
Byron Freeman, Belle Station, Tenn. +
Miss Minnie Johnson, Louisville Ky.
The following are held for better dtrec-
ton:
A. Price,
Mogty Meyers.
w. FOSTER. p. NJ.
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Nntiea.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at my office until Monday,
June It'll, 1869, at 10 O'Clock AM, Tor fur
nishlng the collins and he4rses Tor the
sioners ressrviHg the right to rect amy or
all bids. VICTOR BISCH
er Auditor Vaede~ nurgh County.
Evansville, May 24th, 1869 [ma2 dtd
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N0fi0A.

C SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE
- received at my Office until Monday,
June 9Th, 1869. al 10 O'clock An, Tor iur-
ntShtng the medical attendance 20 bne
county poor; tne Cou ty commissioners
reserviEg Tie right to reject any or all bid
NIOT II III StJr,,
Auditor Vandtrbufgh County.
Evansville, May Path 1863. [ma2 q d
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THANKS. - Mr.. E. II. Reno, of
Greenville, Tennessee, but at present
connected with Mark, Warren Il Co 4,
of this city, will accept our thanks
for papers.
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EH.MN. r.. Northern DlYIsloa
TRAINs CONG sOUrH.

Transfer Packet Steamer Mollie
Norton leaves Evansville daily
(sundays excepted,) at........-..-..-. 8:l5 PM
Train leaves Henderson at........... 4 rs p NJ
Arrive at jacksonville .....-.. .-..-.. 0O p. NJ
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves " Jacksonville daily
CSundavs exeepted) at .............. 4:25 "A M
rive al Henderson, ........ z go AN
Arrive al Evansville by Transfer
PaeIrst Noble Norton .-............... 1870 A NJ
Making connection both ways with
trains on the II. & G. Railroad.
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VELOCIPEDEs.-We understand that
Frank Green, the well-knOwn velOci-
pede manufacturer, Of this city, had a
race on his velocipede againsta horse.
We did not learn which beat.
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a. j. CoLBURN, Sec'y.
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TerFe Haute e. indianapolis
Ohio & mississippi.

GOINI HASTs
T.eape Lightning Ex. Acc. Night FIX
vytncennes = .33 p NJ 1:i3 p NJ. 9:15 NJ
ATTtUe , "a =
Cincinnati go. go P NIL :l5 n. 6:D NJ
Louisville 80. S:U0 NJ. :lO NJ 3 80 a NJ
GOIsG WEST.
Jedve Mail. Night TX. Day TX.
vincennRs 4 :25 /, M. 2:O5 A n :. 6:i5 a n
81 IoutS II % p NJ q:lO A NJ. $500 p 81
tSSiro -. q 80 A NJ 4 80 z 81
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-OARDERS-Af few boarders can be
~ eccommodat q al Mr.. COLLET'@, on
ne south side OF First Street. three doors
u OH ImAfy div
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RECEIPTS OF ToBACoo.-The steamer
Hartford arrived from Green River
last evening, and among her freight
we're thirty eight hogsheads of to-
baeeo, consigned to Martin, Gardner
& Co., to be sold at this market We
are glad to note that the Green River
planters are beginning to realize the
advantages of the Evansville Tobacco
Market. This is their nearest point
of shipment, and the prices obtained
here are better than at either Louis
Vile or Paducah. Quite a number of
Green River planters have made sew
eral shipments to this market, and
they still continue to consign to this
place. Under the energetic and able
business management of Messrs. Mar
tin, Gardner & Co. the Evansville
tobacco market has become famous
throughout all the tobacco growing
country Of Kentucky and Tennessee,
aud our citizens owe them debt OF
gratitude for their invaluable services
towards the business interests of the
city.
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FOR SALE.

sw~ nTEE,--A nice hotel and hotel n x1
I'LL lures, 10 a good location 81, OF
particulars address Box 3d. ri,IasSlna
Ind.
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Commemorative stated in yester
days JOURNAL that Viokery Bros.
were opening a branch house at the
old stand of the New York Grocery,
and were moving part of their stock
from their other grocery. The first
part of the item was correct, but the
stock Of goods that is being moved in
is entirely new and fresh, aud was
purchased by Mr.. Samuel Viekery, in
New York andLother places.
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EvansvIlIe q CHARACTERISTICS

Leave Exp. Mall. tFel&ht
T. Haute ..... 6:4O A NJ. 800 p NJ. 5:i5 a N
ViDcennes... 9:15 A M. s :0j P NIL; 40 a u
Evansville IL 80 A M.IO:}4 P H.. $40 P NJ
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Employment.

RREN SEEKING SITUATIONS As
M BooRkeepers, Statesmen, CLERKS, or
Mechanics, or d rites in want of posit ons
as Partners in any business in 81. Louis,
Chicago, or Me phis, will do we l to adj
dress us, enclosing stamp for reply.
hUSSELL, HILL & CO.,
ma27 dit st. Louis, Mo.
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SUPPOSED SUICIDE.-We have the
particulars Of a very singular and
melancholy affair. aud Of the proba
BILE suicide of young man by the
name of Jacob Schaller. He pat q
letter in the Post Office en- Tues day
evening, directed to his brothef-in-
law, Frank ThorD, who works at the
Depot. In this letter he stated That
he was tired of living. and intended
to drown himselfiu the Ohio River.
The letter was taken out Of the Post
Office BY Mr.. Thorn yesterday morn-
ing, aud Schaller has not been seen or
heard from since IL o'clock on Tues
day evening. In the letter TO Mr..
Thorn, Sehaller gave particular diree-
tions as to what was to be done with
his effects after his death. He had
some money out at interest. and ex-
plicit instructions were given in re-
gard to it. 81 asel 1a
Mr.. Schaller is twenty seven years
of age, and during the past year ha.
worked at the shoe shop Of A, An
dreae, on Sycamore between SeconC
and Third Streets. He is said to hav,
been a very steady and genteel yOunl
man, and Mr.. Andreae informs u
that he was good workman. Hi
brother arrived on the freight traiI
last night, and he yill probably taxi
steps to discover il his body can b
| found.
1t is a melancholy affair. aud hi.
relatives are very much distresse,
over the rash act, as there is but littl
doubt that he has destroyed himself
He left trunk full Of clothes at An
dreae's, and took nothing with him
We shall anxiously await future de
velopments in this case, and hope tia
his body may be recovered if he
dead.
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MAsoNIo.-There will be a special
communication of Evansville Lodge
Nos64, L, and A. NJ, at their Hall,
this (Fhursday) evening, to act upon
the invitation to attend the celebra-
ton of Decorating the Soldiers
Graves on Saturday.
Per order of s. W.
A. J. COLBURN. Sec'y.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-27
TRURsD 4 Y..........,.................MAY 2
CITY N e w S .

WARM. - Yesterday was decidedly
summerish,' aud linen coats were
in demand.