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who is quite extensively known on account Of
other species OF duplicity and fraud, WAS in
Washington city las, summer and fall, living IN
the finest style, driving the most elegant estah-
llShmen Of which the city could boast, and 9TH
erwise cutting great swell. In the meantime
an acquaintance was formed with lovely young
lady from New York, and their intimacy fnal-
" riprned into connsEip, and on the 10th Of
October last they We're married in New York.
Thus far matters had gone on very smoothly,
until recently some suspicious circumstances
gave rise to inquiries being made of oue of our
citizns as 10 his character, &c, when 10! the
crushing, blasting truth was made known that
he had a lawful wife and children in this city,
whom he had deserted and basely BETRAYED and
scandalizpd. THESE facts being received, the
base deeever was arrested, and is now lodged
in Delaware county Jail, n. Y, awaiting his
trial upon the charge Of bigamy and irrriuta-
ble testimony has been and will be collected and
forwarded proving bis FIRST marriage IN this city,
several years aso.-Roieigh )yA. c. .7ge.
Bioody Fight bef,oeca Coliforniqn oad
Grizzly Bear.-iast week yonng man left
ST. Andres for stroll over the hills, taking
with him only pistol and knife, and in his
Wanderinss came on large grizzly bear,
which, after short struggle, Slrack him to the
ground, throwing bin on bis pistol side, there
by rendering it impossible 10 use that weapon
IL defence. He Was able TO draw his kuifc,
which b. used pretty freely old hruin, and
was shortly enabled to regain lis feet, when he
pitched 50 bravely into his savage aS<ailant that
the grizzly hauled off for breathing SPELL
This was also an advantage to the young man,
trhif he =, Spc ,psstiI,, ,o,sJ n : IN ha IN q
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The GUILoTINE.-The Paris correspondent
of the Cincinnati Gazette says:
GA great improvement is said TO have been ac-
compliShed lately III the operation of that hn-
namely French instrument the guillotiae. For
a long time attempts have been made 10 dimin-
i>h The horrors of thr guiiiotine BY rendering
more rapid the process of preparing The criminal
after his arrival at the instrument, and for rem
dering the fall the knife more rapid and more
certain. AT the execution of man few
mornings ago, at the Place de la Roquette in
this city, the system was put into operation
with the most happy, and, it might be added,
most frightlulIy rapid results. A particular
arrangement ofthr leather straps enables them
TO tp tbe criminal in second, and holds him
perfectly motonrss. Sliding BOARDS, fitted in
10 the grooves between which gides the iDstrtr-
ment of death, accelerate IFS fall, so that the
execution takes place with the most fTightlul
rapidity. By this new method there is no daa-
ger of being obliged to strike second time, as
sometimes happened withthe old method, nor
is there any possible delay in moment where
minutes are centuries
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-02-09
KANSAS.

'.Westward the Star Of Empire takes its way
Many friends have, OF late, applied 10 us for
information in relation to the prospects in Kan
What information we could gather, we
have been careful to publish. The following
may BE- regarded as coming by authority, and
We think may be relied upon as correct
Governor REEDER writes from the Shawnee
mission, Dec. %, as follows
:'Ths is most lovely and promising coun-
try. There is no finer under he sun, and next
summer il will br nice havest for all kind OF
building mechanics and laborers. Last SEASON
stone masonS and carpenters got 50 25 and So
80 dav, and laborers 81 % and 81 80. A
legion Of them will be needed early in the
spring and all summer. If You have any to
spare. send them along. We shall paw out in
the Territory near million of dollars in build
ing, and man can BE- earning the highest wa
ges and securing a good farm al 81 % per
acre at the sanr time. The Government alone
will spend $500, 900 or $3.50, 900 in stone build
ings at Fort Riley. The stone mason, carpen-
ter, brckmaker, bricklayer, plasterer, laborer,
limeburner, &C., can lay the foundation of IL
fortune here the FIRST year Send them on.
know they will not repent it. Kotz is pre-
pairing TO build large hotel. We have as vet
had nnthing ] would call winter and doubt if
il will be any colder. Spring opens about th,,
1St OF March, and mechanics, &C., should kt.
here at that time. There are some twenty
towns laid out, the grPater part of which must
be built up, TO say nothing Of farmers houses,
&c, Sc"
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DEATH on THE BRrpAL DAY.-The Baltimore
Sun OF the 22d contains the following :-ssDr.
Cunningham, Coroner, was, on Saturday morn
ing, called to hold an inquest on the body OF a
gentleman who died under very peculiar cir
cunstances. Mr.. d. Thomas, tagged about CO.,
who resided at No 2lS Ann street, was mar
ried on Friday night, and retired 10 rest with
his bride. In about an hour aiterward, she
heard him breath in a singular and unusual
manner, inducing her to think something was
wrong. She arose TO see what was the matter,
nasmuch as he rrphed TO no question, and found
him breathing his last. The jury rendered
verdict Of ''Death FROM organic disease OF The
hpart''
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are Invisible, and coats bid fair TO rival ladies'
skirts in the sublime art Of street sweeping"
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AN ALLEGED BIGAMIsT IN TRouBLE.-A
man who was once resident of Raleigh, and
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.fnother "Inferna .Nachine" at Cincinnati.
a diaholical attempt was made on Monday ev
ening TO destroy the family Of Cyrus Swiss
helm, at Cincinnati, the particulars OF which
the Enquirer gives;
''On the evening in question, Mr.. Swishelm
and family, consisting of FIVE persons, Were
seated around the fire, when huge ball descen-
ded the chimney, and bouncing into the fire,
rolrd in bright blaze into the middle of the
floor. 1t was made Of cotton saturated with
turpentine, and during IT'S brief contact with
the fire had become ignited. Luckily, a pail
Of water was standing near, and Mr.. SwsShelm
catching the burning ball in his hand, instantly
immersed it in the water and extinguished It.
Upon opening the ball it was found 10 be filled
with gunpowder and slugs, and fortunate indeed
was it for Mr. Swisshelm and his family that
the water was near, otherwise be says he
would have hurled it into the fire, in which
case, in all probability, it would have been our
painful province to have recorded another event
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ed at the Marine Hospital.
A SAD, SAD ScExE.-The New York Jour-
nal of Commerce, of "Wednesday morning last,
thus touchngly allbdes TO the closing scene OF
the late terrible calamity near that city:
s'Yrsterday afternoon the remains of Sarah,
Grace. and Mary, daughters of Mr.. John a.
Haven, consigned to their last resting
place. The funeral services Were held at the
house OF Mr.. J Nj Hopkins, son-in-law Of Mr.
Haven, at Ft Washington, short distance from
the scene OF disaster. Fritds and relatives ofthr
herraved family filed the house to lis utmost
capacity. A large number arrived in the ! p.
NJ. train from New York. The distressing -
vent had overshadowed the vicinity with the.
deepest gloom. Sympathy drew TO the place
many strangers 10 the family
''Rev. DR.. BELOW offered the first PRAYER
The remaining services were conducted by Rev.
DR.. Osgood. HIS rrmarks'were short, but deep
| ly touching and sympathetic, and the silent e
loGuencf OF grief responded to his words O. con-
dolence. Scarcely an eye was dry. Strangers
who perchance had never felt the sorrows Of
personal bereavement We're constrained 10 drop
a tear for others woes. Said an old gentleman,
i have lived sixty years, but never in my life
have witnessed SO solemn scenep Then the
tears trickled down his cheeks.
at was mournful occasion. The bearers
took up the three coffihs one by one. On each
lay fresh wreath of flowerS-ioMers so soon
10 fade All, it was sad 10 see the fond father,
'wnh grief bowed down. surrounded by the
weeping remnant OF happy home, following
bis IiieIess idosto the grave For how many
long years, warmed by the brightest hopes, had
he toiied for them! A lifr's golden dream had
fed.
"Fhsv buried them together in one grave in
the family encosure-strrwed over them few
fresh flowers bpdewed with tears, replaced the
sods, and left them there alone. Then the
bright sun CLEANED out for a little time from
the clouds that bad made the whole day gloomy,
and shone, as 10 dspel the grief and cheer the
desolate hearts Of the bereared mourners."
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Diabolicd Outrage at Sandiake.-Thp Alba
ny Register SAYS negro took lodgings at
George Miller's tavern, West Sandlake, Rtns-
splaer county, on Saturday night last, and after
the inmates had retired armed himself with the
foot-round of the bed-stead in bis room, and en-
terlng the apartment in which the bar-tender-
Mr.. Josiah Siperpy-was sleeping in bed with
George Smith, committed a violent assault upon
them. He struck Mr.. SiperIy 50 hard with the
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as horrible in its details as that which transpr-
ed at the Marine Hospital.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-08-14
FANCY d STAPAE DRY GOODS FOR SPRING
AND SUMMER 1855 ~

SHANKLIN REILLY would respectfully Invite the
- tention their and the public generally
their large stock of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
ceived. ebracne great variety styles every
which will be sold the lowest market prices
sisting in part of the follow wing; viz
Black and cold cloths and eassmeres;
Plain aud fancy linen drills and Marseiles vestings;
Kentucky Jeans. eotto ades and denims;
Fancy rrints lawns. ginghams and orgendies;
Black and fancy col'd silks. berages and tessins;
French aconets and berage de laines
Musl'n de laines. de bAgu and mourning goods;
Also full Irish linens napkins linen table
damask brown and beaehed linen table cloths towels dim
ity bed spreads Marsees quilts English IND German ho
sieIy gloves trimming fancy goods. sk and gngham
brellas parasos door and table oil o hs Pan
Leghorn and palm leaf hats, bobnets, ribbons
quito nettinss etc. SHANKLIN REILLY.
apps Cornar of Main 1 First sts
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4nTInNs, NOTIONa

WSLowER vases thernio travelling companions
hest London ing wax eight and ten key'd French
aeoordeons hne French harps dolls narblss toys tea-
se combs superior needles pins tooth
poks key rings pencils seei tooth brushes waz
beads dsmnoes chess Emerson,s razor staps toilet
Jumping and battle DOORS with
variety Of notions for sale by A. @. PUSHEE.
sr1 undar odd Fellows' Hall, Tifstst.
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> CEAMBOA AND CHINERx
bLA ACKSNITKITG. p.

THE undersigned would respectfully IN :
~SN[-TA form the public that he has taken the old
n stand formerly occupied by MT. Newman on
First street between Vine and Division, where
<s~AsAaA is prepared Blaoksmithng in all its
vArcu5 branchessuch steamboat work. saw-mi work.
fencing railing balcony stairs and banisters cellar
doors and crates Railroad an canal bridge
done the prices and Anchors diff
erent dies always hs d; also hog chains water wheel
beam strips for boats Being cid and experienced
band &C Machinery Baeksmthng will sstisfse
nc or Al kinds of heavy forging done shop
te1I6dly J.. NORRIS.
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go 80 g


R=z4S|f& ON and after Saturday July Ist, the un- :
de-signed will run TRI-WEFKLY LINZ Of
stage Coaches as above, ~
Leaving Evansville Mcnaays. Wsdnesdays ana fridays
ats clock a. returning leaves New Harmony
days FhureaAy' sad days 1T O'Clock A N ltl
The lire will st gil times be with
comfortable Coaces trusty careful drivers
ade it'll regularity and dispatch All orders for goods
tended - -, : = n =
For passage ether business eppy once at our Liv-
cry and Sale Stable Locust
their orders Hotels will
secure prompt attention. E. q. DE GARMO.
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.iv CHANGE OF PROPRIETORS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &C., &C
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL nv

LIE : H & LING
THE undersigned have purchase the entire stock of
l. Drugs and Medicines of J. M ID. Miller d Co and
intend carrying he Drug business well Known
stand eler Farnsley, No. IA Water street nnder
the arm of Leieh 6S Verng.
ChareS LEIGH, ofthe firm, hopes he isavorably known
TO the public. having been engaged in Mr.. Crawford
Bells store the last five years Peter Verling ofthe
arm having been cerkng in the present store the
last three years. hatters himself with having the cont
dence of its old customers.
We intend keeping hand large and fresh stock of
drugs and medicines and hope by this means and by
Eric attention TO business and by low prices to merit
liberal patronage both from old md new customers.
..rsssist CHARLES LEIGH.
feb25-ly PETER VERLING.
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SINCB MESSRS. AHLERING & Drummer HAVE
- leased the Oh Corner Stand Water
once and allied it to with the largest
nishng Goods and sell them astonuhngiy low the
ALLIES HAVE BEEN COMPELLED TO SURRENDER.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part of Mems and Boys radyade Clothing
Hats Caps and Trunks together with
Gentle GEMS Dress Goods Taors Furnishing Goods
Brought this city Their facilities
superior any ether house in the city
which enables them at all times eli all orders with the best
goods and at the best bargains Country city
and the public generally respectfully invited
examine their New Stock Prices purehas
ing elsewhere. decl8-tf
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CO-PaRTNERSTIP.

Il ship under the style and firm of GEO. Fo>TER g. Co
for the TRANSACTION of general FornardiRg and Com
mission Business and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious proof Warehouse on the
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner of Locusta and Dun
Crswfordsvile Railroads where they will have ample
room and convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise. 4s- ".r1 eiHGi
They will give special care to Consgnlnents either by
River, Railroad, Canal or Wagons, and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates. i = e. ....,1'
They will give personal attention to the purchase
sale of Produce Groceries In this Market solc
orders for the purchase of Sugar and Moasses
Winter. &c., NJ
the public patronage. NV. FOSTER.
GEO. FOSTER,
decI4 m..i fe nsEarl ,a d, w. M. AIKMAN.
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RRMoYAL oF BooT ANN SHOE sT1RE

- a. STILL IN THE FIELDi
ID DEUSEER informs his old tho PubIi6
generally that he has removed his Boot and Shoe Store
FIRST street. between Main the Post Once
side where he ia prepared make all qualities Boots and
shoes in the latest styles the best materials and
to NJ All work will be delivered the promised
ana no mistake He hopes receive liberal patronage
he has started anew wcrk and
promptness succeed. febI3-tf
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FRESH TEAS.

A FINE stock has been ceved this week of Imperisl
IN Gunpowder. Young Hyson. and Black Teas in hal
chests cades and for sale at reduced rates.
responding with late Eastern prices. by :, ~ .
je1s M. W. FOSTER.
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CIGAR AND TOBACCO STOREfOF r.
JACOB sCHEURKR, MAIN ST, BET. 1ST AND Cd.
70. Schaefsr q Schroeder's old sta .d;l
RES PECTFULLY inform the citizens of Evansville
and sLrroHnd country, thatI have the above
stand det rmined to continue the business and
will constantly keep hand the choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco of the bes brands that Eastern markets az
ford also Snufand Smoking Tobacco Of all kinds MeF-
tiles. al the prices at Wholesale and Retail
My lengthy experience in the business convinces me
that can give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit share of public patronage. lapl If
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= EVANSVILLE. IND, TUESDAY, AUGUST IA, 1855
CLOTHING &C..

=
LITTLE MAN WITH A BIC sfocxL
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING!
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS, &c.
HAVE Just returned from the Eas opened at my oil
stand of the western Star Pavilion Hotel op
81 the largest and best
Of READY MADE CL0PHING. ever offered for sale IL
this city Ny stock comprises full every
thing apPertaning to Geuerens wearing apparel and
Also, large stock Of = -
y GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
o. the choicest selseticn
slemen derwear 1IfH
respectfully solicit EXAMINATION of nv
old customers and the public generally confident the
goods will recommend themselves
ap14 flul.- ANTHONY LOBENSTINE
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CINCINN
RETR EAT FnR THE IN6ANE-

IN charge of MEAD NJ. D. Editor Of the Ameri-
Psycbo Journal Lecturer Insanity and Forenzis
Medicine late Pro of Obstetrics and formerly steris
Medica. ~.
This stieution op the reception patients
select establishment Sentng superior advantages. Non
but quiet patients admitted The long experience of
superintendent practitioner and teacher affords
antse of kindly and the successful
Terms made known application to DR.. MEAD Cincin-
natl Ohio. /, -. feb2l-6m
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[LOIIISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
THE CARPET WAREHOUSE,

n u OAhPE l. WAREHOUSE, w
MAIN STREgT. OPPOSITE THE BANK OF KENTUCKY,
I a.tf LoUiSs LILLE. KY.
BENT a. NUkALL
AVE aeS in store by late arrivals large and
m assortm ent of all grades Of earpeng comprising:
superb Saxony Velvet Carpets;
do kidderminster 90;
do Rsyal Mitton do. rs
do Kidderminster Brussels Carpets;
do Brussels Tapestry do; .f-
do Aroerie Brussels do; t.--.Lct
Brussels stair Carpets; Bressels Hall Carpets;
ply Carpets Otthe best make; -rt7 Il r
Common all-wool carpets rigs mats, etc;
Akminster Chenille and TufLed Rugs;
Chenille Iufted and Cocoa Mats.
OIL CLOTH
rom to "a feet wide which 1t shaped room
without loss to the purchaser. F..
Rich Satin BrocatelIe; Rich Satin Damasks;
worsed damasks of every grade window Holland Shades
Superb Tamboured Muslin Curtains;
Drapery Muslins Cornices Bands Tassels Loops etc.
MATTINGS .-
Al. 81. and ga white and eot5red Mattngs;
a. Spanish Mating for Offices;
49, Sd Cd Cocoa Aattings for ofces hotels and pub
- lie buildings. -,
These gooda her with large stock of fancy staple
and domestic dry goods Offer low they be hadn
sny Ea city and Tsues al in pursuit and de-
srablt goods give US IL before EE1shasng elsewhere
u BENT l. DUYALL.
BAH orders for goods will be promptly attended
the lowest prices. fnyl0
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sTRAIGHT LINE CLOTHING STORI

ON Main STREET, WEN FIRST AND sEcokD.
/ GUMBERTS & GCTTLEIB Go.
ne receiving their Wholesale and Retail Clothing Es-
~ tabiishment, large assortment of READY MADE
ofsuperor quality and manufretured in the
styles fine lot of Cloth Goats
ior black ana blue French and English Cloth Dress Froek
ana sack Goats Satne and Cashmere Coats green
and gray 0YERCoATS. of style price quality and
color. VESTS and PANTALOONSo of the most Beautiful
patterns ever brought to this market
shirts Undershirts and Drawers Gloves ol
and Sacks HATS CAPS every styic
than ever sold in this market. GflI = =
Trunks and Vases Carpet Sacks with
any articles and Furnishing Goods all of which will sell
on the Straight Line Plan as cheap the cheapest.
LSp The largest lot of CHILDREN CLOTHING ever
oroughtto Evansville. Call and for yourselves oct23t
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rrr-z2a.e-f1..=z = yHEB PROBABLY WAS NEy.
Err better sssortnent of Piano Foftes IN
H 7 nthis city than nov bs found at No. 70.
JW-st Fourth street--Chieksring's. WOOD
ward Browns Brown Aliens. j. Gilhert's with Eoli-
an attachment Woreester's and the Western Manutac
turing COmpanys Pianos the hest be found
this country Most Of these Instruments combine excelen
ees seldom found in the majority of pianos offered for sale
here elsewhere.
An unlimited wArrantee given with each instrument.
W. F. COJBURN.
je4 Piano and Music Dealer. Cincinnati.
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sgs lC0TTON HANDK ERCHIEFS.
TWO hundred dozen Cotton HandkeI chiefs recd this day
Jul and for sale by JAS. Low n CO..
g3- pay 4fs Main st., LouiGYilie, Ky.
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TENNEY6 s0tENsON

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN GRocEtIEs AND LIQUORS. CORNER
wATER AEp VINE sra. EvAEsvHLE IND. Ir
undersigned have this dSy formed
q the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business. EayDg succeeded the bu ness Mesrs Ais
Howes purchased their stock and made additions
complete shall be able bargains
For CASH. as house in Evansville any city IN the
West. -s.t 81. - f r. s fENNEY.
8 SORENSGN
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w. Sloan. lal Broad st. New York.
Scott d Co., Toledo, s
]. S!Chenoweth & CO., Cincinnati, -
Thsis one ofthe Oldest established and most
liable lines Transportation in the country and sole
Agents for this section, are authorised TO give
through receipts for fregnts to and from the East
very low rates against any ovef charges
on the route. =.
aug9 LEWIS G. HOWARD, Agents
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NUMBER lO4.
STEAMBOATS, 4 RAILROADS

STEAMBOATS, Il RAILROADS
EAss u u. -
PENNsYLVANiA RAILRO AD AGENCY.
THE undersigned having been ap- lr.--
s&s ~ in tins city win be prepared Q, L5ztk4
Railroad Terre Haute upon the opening
Of River navigation to receipt for the delivery
the Esern Cities Railroad River from here to Pits
ana thence East over the Pennylvanis Road their
S Rates known on application at my Office ater
street sairs) under the Telegraph Once Warehouse
corner OF Canal and Walnut street. ~ e.4l33a
RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION MOTTO
Efo ALBANY. BOSTON. NEW YORK. and all interme-
on OF the Evansville and orawfordSve Railroad to ERE
Wnln VIII be within about three weeks this date
Of Merchandise Produce rfoperty from tbs
and points between this and Tsrre Hauts 10 or the sboys
York Central New York and and Albany and Bos
s Rates made known application at nv ONCE under
snOvis Il JOHN $. MITCHELL. Agent.
WABASH q ERIE CANAL
- a7s s PilTI.A DEF pfifA anc Ba LTf. kGkEN
as a S ssys U
this city by the T-cy aad Western Line o Canal Boats
novls-tf. JOHN s. MITCHELL, Agent.
EVANSVILLE AND NEW f4ARMONY TRT.
WEBkLY MAIL LINE on .!Tn
E<4%{&si& ON and after Saturday July Ist, the uu-
dersigned will run TRI-WEEKLY LINZ Of
Leaving Evansville Monday's wednesdays ana Fridsys
= clock a n returning leaves New Harmony Tues