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Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21
News Items.
DANIEL WEBsTER's landed estat

DANIEL WEBsrER's landed estate
in Franklin. New Hampshire, was sold on
the oath ult., for $4,000. to RUFus L. FAY.
Of Boston.
- GEO. W. GREEN, the banker, who
was convicted in Chicago some weeks ago
for the murder of bis wife, has cheated the
gallows Of its due by hanging himself.
- a few days ago the sword of Gen.
JACKSON, used at New Orleans passed
through Chattanooga. Tenn, en- route for
the National archives at Washington. 1t
was broken in two pieces.
The Georgia State Temperance
Convention. which assembled at Atlanta, on
the 22d ult., nominated the Rev. B. Il.
OvERBY, of that place. for Governor. The
convention was large one.
The Mormon Temple begun at Salt
Lake City, will be much larger than the
temple built by the Mormons at Nauvoo.-
1t will require ten years to complete 1t, and
will cost several millions of dollars.
- The following is a list of the States
that have enacted laws entirely prohibiting
the sale of Intoxicating drinks as bev-
erage Maine, Vermont; Massachusetts,,
Rhode Island, Michigan, Wisconsin, Con-
necticut Indiana. Illinois.
The population of St. Louis, ac-
cording to a census just taken, is 1852,
including 1886 colored persons, which is
an increase of about $4,000 since the cen
sus of 1928. The population of the
city and suburbs viii reach nearly 100, 600.
- The Circuit Court at Washington
City, has decided that the Government shall
administer on the estate of DR.. GARDINER,
and decreed that the stocks and securities
in the hands of CoRcoRAN & RIGGS,
amounting to 100000, be placed in the
hands of special auditor.
- The National Intelligencer gives
the recently adjourned Congress credit for
some beuefcent legislation. The Court OF
Claims bill, the Consular and Diplomatic
BILL and the Reorganization of the Navy,
are justly characterized as acts of great
merit and promised usefulness.
- 1t appears by the census, that the
total value of church property in the city
of New York is S9,000.00Q, of which there
is credited to the Episcopal Church, 81
4O6, 600, and to the Dutch Reformed Church
1894 800 making together more than
half the entire Church property in the city
This fact is largely owing to the great cs-
tate of Trinity" and the " Collegiate
Churches"
- Recent elections in the interior Of
Pennsylvania, have resulted in victories Of
the American party. At Bellefonte, Cen
tire county fremont, Schuylkill county,
Johnstown, Cambria county, Williamsport
Lycoming county. Holidaysburg, Altoona
and other towns in Blair county, and al
through Clinton county, the party candi
dates were all elected, and the vote iDdi
Gates an increased strength Of the new Or
ganzation. In some Of these counties tho
opposition was fusion of the old parties
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21

10 \ Washington ruinor states that
the President has resolved 20 appoint the
Hon. GEORGE NJ DALLAS. Of Pennsylvania.
and ex-Chancellor WALwoRTH. of \. York,
Judges of the court of claims established by
the las. Congress.
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21

10 A Know Nothing State Convention,
recently held at Louisville Kentucky, NOM
mated Judge William T. Loving. whig.
for Governor. and Maj Hardy. democrat,
for Lieut.. Governor of that State
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21

IL Mr.. SoULE, our late Minister to
Spain. arrived at Washington city, on the
Sd inst Il is said she still breathes FIRE
and birthstone, wrath and vengeance against
hIr PIERCE's Cab;net--especially towards
MI MARCY"
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21

Carlyle says. Make yourself good map
and then you may be sure there is one ras'
cal less in the world.
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21

Oliver Lee, one Of the williamsburg
New York. election rioters, charged with
the murder of VIM. a. Harrison has been
found guilty of manslaughter in the first de-
gree.
Washington telegraph., 1855-03-21

- The National lntelllgencer give
the recently adjourned Congress credit TO
some benefcent legislation. The Court
Claims bill, the Consular and Diplomati
bill, and the Reorganization of the Navy
are Justly characterized as acts of grea
merit and promised usefulness.
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Nelos By Gfltgrapg.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 10.

CHARLESTON, Oct 49,
A duel was fought or Saturday last between
John Chaplin, an ex-Lieutenant of the Navy,
and DR.. Kirk, his brother-in-law. Three shots
were fred; the last proving fatal to DR. Kirk. -
Chaplin was slightly wounded.
ClscISSArI, Oct. 20, NJ. /.
Flour is quiet. No sales-quotable at 81 so.
Wheat is in good demand, 81 40a1 55 for red.
Whisky is firm. The demand equals the sup
ply. Sales of $50 bbls at 38Ha335s. Sugar
is in moderate demand, but unchanged.
New YORK, Oct 20, NJ.
Stocks lower Cumberland 261s; Reading
931S; Penn. Coal Co., 100; Michigan Central
SO; Galena and Chicago 11s1s; Michigan South
ern SO; Canton 2534; Erie 54ss5; Cleveland and
Toledo 81; Va, 6's 81.
Sterling exchange steady at 81.
Flour-prices have declined; sales of IL, 400
bbls at So So for State and good Ohio and
SO 361S for Southern. Wheat = market
irregular in prices. Corn-prices lower, sales
of $1,000 bushels at &C. Mess pork steady;
sales of 400 bbls. Beef firm with sales of 100
bbls at last quotations. Lard steady; 100 bbls
sold. Whisky unchanged, sales of 200 bbls.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 13.
Coffee--sales for the week {, 200 bags; stock
q GOO bags; prime l1al14c. Old corn SOC.
Fiour-the market is unsettled ant dull at So
l3718. Raw whisky 35c.
New YORK Oct 49,
The disciples of Free Love were disturbed
by the police last night, in their assembly room
over Taylor's saloon, who arrested the whole
party. They are now in prison to await a
hearing before the Mayor.
Among the prisoners are Albert Brisbane
Henry Clapp number of respectable females
and large deputation of strong minded women
The arrest has caused great excitement in the
ublic mind
sse New YORK, Oct IL.
FIRE.-A fire occurred in State street this
morning, during which two women and three
children persisted in the flames. One women
leaped from the window, and was much injur-
ed by the fall; another was rescued and carried
to the hospital, but the burns received are be-
lieved to be fatal.
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o1r We are indebted to Mr.. John Grant,
who has just returned from the South, for full
Elss of New Orleans papers. By these we
learn the Yellow Fever is generally on the de-
crease in towns along the river. In another
place will be found extracts from Memphis and
vicksburgh papers There have been frosts
ut almost every point.
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OYsrxRs.-Messrs z. H. Cook & Son have
just received lot Of very fine fresh Oysters
big and fat. Epicures should drop in at an
early hour. We can vouch for their being in
first rate order.
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Concert Tonight.

The Grover Troupe will give the second and
last concert this evening. They had fine
Programme for last evening, and will have an
excellent one tonight. They make good
music, and have received warm appreciation at
Louisville and other big cities. The price Of
admission is 25 cents.
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or Last Saturday night our beautiful In
dian summer weather was interrupted by rain,
and Sunday was raw, cloudy, clustering day,
very disagreeable contrast to the weather OF
sho week previous. Yesterday opened brightly
but was intespersed with clouds.
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MULE DRowNEp-A valuable mule, large
and fine animal, belonging to Maj. j. Wesley
Hughes, was drowned yesterday. He was at
tached toa dray. and got in the river too far,
was when he struggled into deep water and
lost.
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Yotal department.

or We commence on the outside to-day
and will conclusd to morrow, the able address
Of Prof Mapes, delivered at the State Fair last
week We invite to it the particular atten-
ticn Of those interested in agricultural mat
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MEDICINAL.
FAMILY PLY SIC.

HERE hasiong existed public depandfor an effective
,s sa,s n ration This rs:
siyely shown with what accomp the purpose
aesIgns ed M .SS 70 make physies Pill but not easy 70
me but al the advsntge Of every other This
specuiiy the pubic decision has been uUsor
for the patient hitherto that almost purrss
snot Many them produce gripping pain an re-
sood to be derived from % % the
taon or pain al. s from previously existing
table harm arise from any qaAntiY
Minute directions in the which
they are aCEssts ere gven on the hex Among the
Liver Complaint in It's various OF Jaundoe
iasy Ron Bea Fever ssS T
Pam in the sds and Lsins 'or trn.s al these ha.
afford prompt and relief IN cosveness piles eholic
81 BODY Ulcers and Of The blood ia sho,s
and every cas-. . snsps srs.ea, is
Rheumatism. Govt DrOpsy Gravel Eryapela. Palptstion
should freely taken spring year purify
% ss
acton restores the appetite and vsor They pur the
s S Body On the
Si,ss ed energies Of the whole oEganm Hence
exists hut dosing should he carried
when taken to hs thousand Which ysc
Is
ed this pill will auswer better thsn anything which
Pssis longer doubt VIVA. rsrsdy
to employ when 10 need OF a cathsrtic medicine.
Being wrapped they pleasant take snd being
purely vegetable harm arise from their any
~ & tity.
For minute tt.ss'Pi e n y,E S tbs
] A NJ e s G. AY Err, 81
PRACTICAL AND ANALrTIcAI. CHEMIST LOWELL. MASS.
Price rs cents P'E box, ,se eiyD ss5'' fsfsl
Keller. Farntiey & Co. Evsnstills, lad;
Yagre l. Crawford oW-nsvle;
IIaock Parmiter. Princeton;
g. n Bingham Patoka;
W. J. W hitting Cynthiana;
z. Jaquess & Co. Poaeyvii':
Messrs. Gardiner st Blsirsvile and wadssviIis;
Williams and Robertson W est franklin:
DIR Thomss Newman and las. Sam pson, Mt. YerAeA;
Tiudspeth Bro. Boopvilles
Bnwers E Sargent Newhurxh:
Adams Campbell Petershurzh;
Fred Eeksten. Cincinnati. O., and all druggists.
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RIVER ITEMS.

- The Fashion passed up in good time
yesterday morning, from st. Louis, with
fair trip She used to be noted for her regu
larity, and we presume she will continue to
keep up her reputation. We received no pa
pers by the Fashion. Where is Cy Drew?
Please watch the young man, Mr.. Clark.
- The Rainbow did not arrive till late
Saturday evening, having been detained by fog
We thank Billy Houston, ofthe office, for ia
vors. The Rainbow will be down again to-
morrow.
The fast Alvin Adams was here Sum
day from Louisville. We thank Mr.. Archer
for Saturdays papers. She will be here for
Louisville next Thursday morning
- We thank Mr.. j. L. Carter, clerk Of
the steamer Ohio for package of New Or
leans papers of the 18th, left US last Saturday.
She had a fair up trip.
The s. F. j. Trabue was here last Sat-
urday night from New Orleans. with fair
trip Of freight. She put out large quantity
of freight here. She left the Crescent City
sunday the 1ftn.
- The Fanny Bullitt passed down Sun
day evening from Louisville bound South.
She had a full freight and a large trip ofpass-
engers. - esnass .el
- A new sternwheel steamer, called the
Grace Darling, has just been completed at
Madison, for the Messrs. Nal. Her length
is I55 feet; breadth of beam 35 feet; depth Of
hold 81 feet Her draught, in trim, is but
10 inches. She has three boilers, SO inches in
diameter, and 27 feet in length. She is fur
nished with two engines. is inch cylinders
and seven feet stroke. Her wheel is construct.
ed upon new plan, having curved buckets.
- On the goth, last Saturday, foul
feet ten inches water in the channel at Pitts
burgh. At Cincinnati, same date, the rive
had fallen eight inches from the day previous
Falling at Louisville same date, with five fee
in canal.
- The VIM. Garvin arrived here between
8 and 8 O'Clock Sunday night Next Thurs
day will be the regular day for her next visit
- The A. j. Davis and the Nettie Mile
have been sold, the former to Capt Dayi
Hughes, fer $1,000, and the latter to Messrs
Hartman, Simmons, Groonis, and others. fo
$4,000 They will both remain in the Cum
berland river trade.
- The David White may be expected u
to-day. or Tomorrow. She left New Orlear
last Thursday. Hf7s
- The river was rising on Saturday
st. Louis. The rise was from the Upper Mi
sissippi.
- The wharfboat at the foot of wasl
ington Avenue, st. Louis, sunk last Frids
from springing a leak.
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or 0ur articles on the improvements Of
Evansville will be continued from day to day
till we have made a full enumeration Of all the
Buildings put up on finished this season in the
city
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EDUCATION, &C.

PRiNt ETO FEM SEE tsit;H "a HOOL
VNNHE first annual seson of this will be
edon Monday. the Sd of september. 1855. convent
building S be erected during summer
ed oeommods.e pupils afes the session opens Il
will and comfortable style euppied
with good philesor hcal snd apparatus
Preparatory Department will be connected with the school,
though in room. which under twelve
years OF age will be admitted.
The Principal has made arrangements with good families
to board pupils from distance
SESSION
Boarding Lights and ..,............ $50 90
Tuition Senior Ciass 20 O.
Junior CT IS ..............a on
second Glass 700
First Class ,.,.....,,..,. 50
Music with Paro &C
Painting %
Embroidery .,.....,..,
Modern
Payments strictly in advance except Syspeesl
ments with the rineiral.
Assistants; Mrs. NJ. ": PAxTos
Mrs ~ NJ Moarox iv2
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DIR. W. 7. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHlLLS
AND FEVERS

TTis ofsen and rrquspsy the raetice Of individuals
o. eersisesss gu5re.s s sgns rom persons no h,v:
merely he imagination Of brain = the mpeuhdsr
Of the medicine s'gn ID With hrSiticps naI9'F
public miraculous spd d,s which
the diseases the caption
there has never been oherse to suffering humanity SO ss
persons in this community who trying
aG sh.ss
These Pulls composed cheap ingredients aA1
n,sde ana put by the ueribeEs and are composed
prices centrally get on rsrnt pills Bot those ~be
sasa Rsreiy ssnF he aep 70 attend to his daily
patton viii hess Pills the cheapest mediess
Rtad ssrtcs.e, end e wars evil;
application to the suhseli d
This certses m, very sict with chill
aS hsh nna vop ins sna srn a, e.x
feetsda speedy and permanent cure jim II. AeFAR.
ss,, had chill: and ,; and induced
fever purchaser box of Dr. W ow-n'sj ss celetrA-
we'll believe Them be The Pill
public Tor the cure Of Ague and Fever E. G. Az RES
owEsspono. Ky. May L. 1855.
years been severely afflicted chs Fsvei and ind
days dag nS'snE 'i @ r., ~ pT
c9 P ye ,sa ana to ny great roy sssr
oss osthson. Of ali diseases chlils an Fever
mo nsS!a 5 to ~ f b. SF1 Gs
box. aud word Tor 1t. will - troubled
with Cnills again. CHAS- GklST.
BoS HARBoR Ky. Arril IL 1885,
Thsis certify that hal Chilli and F.v in rmiiy
the past months and tried all the Chill PILLS and
Chill medicine that he bad in the In ord
family p'ion. On Oldest there
would make until
DR. Ovens Chill Pills and SAFELY say every ody
NAV 'As' At' 'A' '''' --' WI o. JACKSON.
owrSssoso KY. Feb. ~. 1855. =
DR. VI. T. owrN-Dear Sir have heen afiicsed with
six monhs. and after various
edies dnced hoz of ysur Agne Pills rhieh
sound and well. and ieieve them to tbs
hest medicine in use. BALTHASER " ACH.
Thave known the gentleman six years eert
~ that his statements
= J. PLUNKETT. River Trader,
Pitrsburg. Pa
LFwIsPoRT. Ky. Jan. z. 1855.
have had the chile and tbs,
and remedies without effect. then used
hox Owens Chill Pills. and they have entirely cured
NE. THUS r. TAI Luz.
0wTEssoRo. April ~. 1855.
certify that ehiiis applied to~d
physician who prescribed for and medicine.
then advsied 10 ry mr. Chill pills. did they
stopped the chis and perfectly we'll They ass
Gu red me dstr, ssg pain the side, which
result something serious PersOns sieeA
chis would do well TO use them; tney are csItsa
cure. ShO " MIN a RtH,st
where he directions followed.
A1- For SALE wholesale and retail ~
Owenslurg. Ky.
Ai,olv woOLSEY e. SAWYER.
Wholessle and Retail gents
sepi 4m-w Evansville lad.
1
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A9TCTI(tN ROOMS.

Old Court House. Corner Of Msin Third streets
dissely opposite the Washington Hotel.
MMAVING leSsed for term of years and fitted the
Y above we'll known stapd prepared 10 re-
ceive for sale spcon private sale all kinds goods
merchsh disc household furniture horses
Kies. ETC..
Gosh advances made on eonsg ents when required.
Regular sales Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
commeReng at O'Clock A. NJ Also Tuesday. Wsduesday
and Friday nights at early gas light.
OutdOrses and sales Of real promptly attended
te.
and general assortment of FL RNTp RE- consisting ots
spindle and banbieter backs scroll and scooP rim
hack oes. French. Jenny Lihd. and Buste wood seat
Chairs mahogany aud wood sofa Chairs Elizabeth
chairs: spring rockers sofas socsbes centre
card dnng snd breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors. fine and misses bedsteads.
trasses tin and wire safes, which will se Gin
cinnati prices.
We have also hsnd variety of notions jevelry,
volns accordeons pocket cutlery pistols whips.
etc. which will sell reduced prices for cash,
Wholesale or retail. WOOLSEY & NELSON,
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BOOTS & SHOES.

Subeerhers hand 'hs Jarrett ans ress
complete assortment Of Boot. ard Shoes ever brought -
this city citing Fine work Ladies
nad les shees and 6sissrs Boys ssd aE.ss 500 sn
s1t ssret8- go 1ES@AA~ &s&sA.
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PROF. O. j. WOODS
CELEBR
HAIR ESTOR A TIVE

PROF. U. j.. w OCD &
CELEBRATED
HAIR Es Il $40 IL a We.
rHNHE effects of this wonderful pre-
old and young are lavish oithis
rsr bar Go To cor ana
eprodHcs on bald heads iGxuTisnt
medical profession: o. p sxx
PRnF o. j. wooD- Dear SIR rnsol cited. sand ,ou
certi6cats nearly bald for long time and
faith IN any was Undue hearing yonrs gtveit
h,sd rubbed wiz, good sti brush and tn thea
applied well ruheet n till the scalp was all glow
hair appaared rapid he 6rtoi August iass
soft and pleasant to the touch s@ gs II harsA
twice week aud shall hay good and perfect Of
have never seen hitherto any which any
rs By any Of tie 1r To- is All 9th
Experience recommended preparation
Ts'{ Ike has sf @ anu 4ss
j. The sPy sa S r H.
You deserve credit Tor your discovery 'oI rrtSIn yoe
lad long Of ever shectng any such resat
tours na'i Fiyn of Bond K.los br .si.t.A
Tb. u.d.r.su.a Rev. isa Minister IN rsru;.r
Mass He Is gentleman Of considerable naTEs Sni-
VERBALLY beloved. Corp "H' Di rk.
PRor woon-p.sr sir.-Havins trial o. your Hsss
Restorative me mar nssa
30 ;tcbirr with ahch troubled my
a2S ha color have other sTticis wik
giiks the.,F p.eS BRAGG.
s Prepared sold Wholesale ard rsta'iat
street 81. Louie No and at sss Broads sy New York.
whsIs and on as favorable terms the
can be bought any other house
sTo pD2RD asi ii the principal drnsis sser1vhsT..
py1
/
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Book AUcrscN.-There will be sale Of
standard and miscellaneous Books this even
ing at Sweet & Leonard's Auction rooms.
Those wanting to make additions to their Ii
braries would do well to attend this sale, as
there will bea great chance for bargains.
FINE FauITs TREES FOR SALE.-We call
attention to Mr.. Hofiman's advertisement Of
5000 assorted Fruit Trees for SALE Those
wanting to supply themselves with the best
quality Of fruits, would do well to obtain some
of these trees, as this is the time for planting.
We direct the attention of our farmer friends
to this advertisement.
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II. LEONARD.
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
OPPOSlTE THE hkW COUkT HOugE.
NERAL AUcrToNEERs q REAL EsTArEBR

REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
EpESPECTFULLY tender their services the citizens Of
@ evansville country for the sale Of Real
and Personal PfoPsry as Houses and Lots Furniture DRY
Goods Hardware Groceries, also particular sten-
able satisfactory We shall dc exclusively Com
mission Business having goods of TO place
competton with consgnors both the buyer and seller VIII
legitimate market will devote whole
time the Auction and Commission and
that will eorta to
pleas them With prude bnsiaess
merit the confidence of all those their business
to care. -
-REFERENGES-
r. @. o. Riley & Co., Evansville.
lTvALL. ALGo u Co., Memphis, TenA.
VIM PARK Il Co.. do do.
JAMES BOYD, Do.
II. B. SYKES, New Orleans
LEWIS SSAPPs do.
Mics f. FoLKEs. Veksburg. Miss.
WIN. MCRAE, do do.
LOCKWOOD BROS Cineinnssi. Ohis.
EDWARDS l. RUsHSEIL. st Louis Mo-
Regular sale days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
10 o'clock and evening durpa commencing
ct early gAslight. APPS SWEET LEONARD.
AuctioReers.
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AUCTION SALES.
nEsTKAlsLE * ESIDENC,

ON FOURTH STREET FOR SALE.
lXTE otter for sale bargain comfortable Cottage Resi-
w dsnee. with good out-housss and oistern, in
good nsighborhoed. For par ticula1s enquire of
SWEET f. LEONARD. q
Auctioheers and General Agents.
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COSFECTIONERs, HOTEL KEEPERS. AND
FAMILIES,
invited examine assortment Of Superior Ex-
of Vanilla Lemon. Rose. Nectarine. Bitter Al
nond and Cinnamon tor dnvorug custards blanc mai
's s,as Ice cream SAUCES rENNEY soRENsoN
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FHNHE Session this Institution, will
n the first Monday of November under the of
Rev Hendricks and Lady. The buildings in
during the Summer have been comp std and
convenient. Ample play grounds and delightful
shades the Institution attractive. an" without
ton add the health and comfort of thu pupils
will embrace all he branches of Science
usually taught schools Special attention will be
cultivation the and morals of those
ladies who be entrusted to the of the Prin
cipSl
TERMS PER SESSION or FIVE MONTHS:
Board Washing. Lights and Fuel. $50 90
Tuition in Primary Depsrtm 5 o.
do Advanced do u Z
do Senior do IL 90
Music Embroidery. etc., At the usual terms No deduc-
ton made except in cases OF protracted sickness
NJ BFor boarding Scholars halt will be required
Pesersbur-h. Ind. sept. alst ss.-ootir dAwts
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Ev AAsvnLLETO NEW YORK ~ AZ HOURS VIA
EVANSVILLE g. CRAWFORDSVILLE,
ID III -; "a - I,
r A [ L r Q A D,


Two Trains Daily, sundays Excepted.
No CHANGE OF CARS BAGGAGE To INDIANAPOLIS
AN and after dnesday Oct 10Th Trains will fol
" lows: First-Mail train leaves granville at 1880
arrives az Terre-iiaute $3.50 p. Indians pos
Mmaking direct connection with Train on the Belle
Roa tor Cleveland Dunkrk and New York Time
10 New York by this train This train it all
WAY stations on signal, notice to Conductor.
ReturniEg-arriyes Evansville at p. NJ.
sscOndEigh. Express leaves Evansville st $50 ar
NJ Getting direct East Time New York -
nours This stops all stations south Of Yhneen
on sxaEl notice; north that point Carlisle and
Su, iivan only.
Returninr-Arrives at Rvsnsviis 1t A. N.
Chicago train the Alton Road ct rsrrs
Haute, going through in IL hours.
ST. Louis take the Ohio Mississippi kaiirsAa
at ViEeennss.