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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-03

Mon IN KANsAs.-0n the I'D ult., Free Stat
convention was to have been held at Atchison Kan
sas for the purpose of electDg delegates to the
Grasshopper convention. and Gen. Lane had been
invited to deliver an address. Lane, it is known
hps excited the hatred of the pro-slayery party
who, it is said, declared he should not speak at At
Gibson. A letter to the st. Louis Democrat dated
the I'D ult., says:
At an early hour this morning the pro-slavery
men in Atchson began to show manifestations OF
determination to break up the convention, and
to prevent Lane from speaking by force They
assembled in crowds, armed with knives and revol-
vers aud rifles, and formed into companies, pa
raed the streets all day, threatening to shoot or
hang Lane If he should make his appearance in
the town. One of them had rope abOut his waist,
with which he threatened to hang Lane if he
could catch him. Others who had rifles said they
would draw on Jim Lane at first sight" But the
Free State General did not make his appearance
lie drove to within q mile and a half of town,
when he met some of his friends, and they pre-
vented him from going in, and the regulators were
disappointed.
One or two small rows, however, occurred but
speech from DR.. strngfellow Ind tho effect to
store order.
AN INTERESTING CAsE.-The Supreme Court OF
Georgia, at their late session in this city, had be-
fore them suit brought by the American Colon
zation Society, Maryland. against Col. Lucius J.
Gartrel, Administrator, with the will annexed, Of
the estate of tho late Francis Gideon, of DeKalb
county.
The viii gave all his slaves to the American Col
onization Society. for the purpose of said Society
sending them To Liberia, i'll Africa; and no be-
queathcd to his Slaves large sum of money; tn be
paid TO them when they should start to Liberia ne
also devised and gave to the Society several houses
city lots, lands, and large number of shares of
railroad stocks, in trust for the negroes to be dv
ded among them. which directions wonld necess;l-
rily under the directions Of tho WILL take place in
Georgia.
This suit was brought tn gain possession Of those
negroes and other property given to them.
The principal point of the case in Court, was the
incomrctency Of the Colonization Society, by the
terms Of their charter of incorporation to sue
In tho Courts OF Georgia for the freedom of slaves
Judge Bull of the superior Court, had decidedthis
point, adverse To the Colonization Society, and the
decision Of the Supreme Conrt afirms that of tile
Court helow.-Attantd Intelltgencer.
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My~ JOHN r. REGNAULT,

UPHDLsTERER AND PAYER HANGKH,
Ou'the Of his departure North, would take this
method Of returning hs thanks TO his friends and
the public fur the Kind patronage bestowed on him.
and respectfully solicts their f1sors to his fsi sup
mos, BORDERS, CURTAIN GOODS and every ar
tcie usually found In similar establishments HE
next. Of the richest and best Goods TO Ls fond
Store l9z Main street. au cs-ln
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VERMONT ELEcTIos.-The election for State Off
GERS took place in Vermont Tuesday, and the re-
turus indicate the election of Fletcher (Rep) Gov
crnor; Shade, (Rep.) Lieut.. Governor, and Bales,
(Rep.) Treasurer. The Democratic vote has largely
increased since last year. Out of 81 representa-
tivcs, one Democrat is elected, and that is Demo
cratic gain
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sea Wn1rE TEHrn, PERYUMnp BREATH

AND BEiUrIFu CokpLExIos-Can be acquired by
using the "B<fn qfa Thousand F7otcers" What lady
or gentleman would remain under the curse Of o dis
greeable breath, whom, by using hte BALM OF
THOUSAND FLOWERS" a. dentrirce, would not only
render it sweet but leave tho teeth white alahas
ter, Many persons do not know their breath is tad,
and the subject Is delicate their friends will
mention it. Beware Of counterieits. be each
bottle Ii signed FE-TIpGE Co.
For sale by all Druggists. New York.
BENNETT, BEERS Il FISHER,
NH ll-eod6m Agents for Richmond.
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NOTICE.-If this should meet the eve
IN OF JAMES A. TUCKER, he would do mo n IA
vor by addressing note TO j. III. T., Dispatch Office
sc 3-lts
RLUE MASS; SULPH. QUININE; Tart
- Iron and Potass; Soable Citrate Iron; CIT. Iron
and Qunine and other fresh Chemicals. just re-
ceived by JNO w. POLLARD
se3 Druggist, nth st.
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SERIOUS AcCDENT-On Friday of last week, two
mules and negro man. belonging to Mr.. John d.
Alexander, of Campbell C. H.. Va, were killed by
rock blown up by blast The mules had their
necks broken, and the negro crushed to jelly.
1t is supposed that scarcely bone in his body was
left unbroken,
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Dr. BURDgLL IN BRAzIL.-In the new book on
"Brszil and the Brazilians." by Rev. D. P. kidder
and Rev. J. c. Fletcher, DR.. Burdell is curiously
enough noticed as having been in Rio Janeiro in
1851. The writer in speaking of the ascent of the
Sugar Loaf, far famed mountain near Rio janet
70, says on page 40:
On the 4th of July, 1851, BurdeIl, an American
dentist. accompanied by his wife, French coftur
ct dame and young Scotch woman made the
ascent. From the latter l received account of
that adventurous night, when at times they SEEM
ed ready to dash into the foamng ocean beneath
Their toll and danger were of no small magnitude,
and when success finally crowned their foolhard
ness they sent up rockets and built bonfire, to
the establishment of the gazing Fluminenses.
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LAND Misunderstanding August 1861 warrants
issued from the Pension Bereau, requiring
81 200 acres to fill them. Total number issued
under the law, 2l2,76S requiring &C. $40 acres
to fill them.
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A UGUST 28th, 1857.-Ths is 10 certify
4 that DIR. KAHN has cured me p.rfcctly Of two
running ulcers in less han twenty days had them
tor the last seven months, and had many ooctoes,
but none to give me any relief until | had heard Of
the above named doctor l can recommend him to
any person who is troubled with such complaint, as
an intelligent and skilful physician
JOHN BEIRNE, LIST street
Between Duval and Baker, Richmond
DR.. KAHN, 18th street,
Opposite Clifton House. sc 3-lt%
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Plaid Linseys, -. T-s and
~
Penitentisry Plalds
Plaid Oznaburgs flor ost
womenl
Carolina Jeans do. do.
Bed Blankets, l04, ia,
l2-t ard 1874
Bro. and Bleached Sheet
ings, 30, 1914 and ISt
Bid. Cotton (all brznds)
kerseys for wnfnpn kr
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ATTENTION. VIRGINIA RIFLES.

4 ATTENTION, VIRGINIA RIFLES.
q Attend q regular drill, this CIHURsDAY1 even.
ing at bafayette Hall s e. s.. clock, precisely.
se3-lt F.W HA6EMEYER, Orderly. .
4 GRAYS, ATTENTION.-Attend a
@reguar quarterly meeting Of your Company. at
n Military Hall. (Old Market House, on FRIDAY
IL night next, at o'clock.
and the few members who are delinquent will be
offered an opportunity to right themselves.
~2st BY 'rd'r Of c Sg6. t 4 RoaERs Orderly.
ARMsRY K. 1. I. BLUES,l
a September I'd, lo57.
n PARADE.-The company will as
IL semble for PARADE, on THURSDAY evening, Sd
mist at 81 CLOCK; prsG1iI9y IN i" dress summer
By order Of Wy ~ WIN. II. PRY, Captain.
i. C. CRUSP. OS
Sc 2-2t
@ DWELLING FOR rem T.-The
@:a Dwelling on 18th street, between Broad and
Marshall, in good order. Possession given imme
diately. Apply on the premisev., vpysru
ses-ts Guardian of p. B. Whites Children.
81 BOOTS AND SHOES-~
sEHATs AND CAPS TO which Invite 2
-. the attention Of tho public generally,
all of which will be sold lev for s1ss y
Sc St No. Franklin St, between 18th aad 18th.
.e, PASSENGERS FOR NEW
~ yORK-The U. 8. Mail Steamship
-Ie.AII ROANOKE, Captain Skinner. leaves
E2NkREEb ity Point SATURDAY morning. at
9 O'clock Tor New York via Norfolk.
Passengers desiring to 90 by her must leave here
SATURDAY morning at 5ls o'clock. by the Peters
burg cars and their tickets and berths ut
office, south side of the Basin.
Passage to New York, meals and bcrths included,
only SO
Sc 3-2t LUDLAM Il WATSON.
THE MONTHLY MEETING
A9R- of the Fire Department of the city of
Y5SG1Z = Richmond will take place Mt the room
aseSS0oft the Hook and Ladder Company, THIS
EVENING, at s O'Clock.
sc 3-lt P. W. RALSTON, Clerk.
"A VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE Dwell
MI LING ON MAIN BETWEEN 9Th AND 7TH STREETS
P0R SALg-The subscribers authorized to sell the
valuable tenement, located above, now in the oc
cupancy of Mr.. San'l. Reeve. Its location recon-
mends it to those who desire residence convenient
business The lot fronts 30 feet back $50 feet
to An alley. The dwelling is large and conveniently
arranged 1t has every accommodation usually found
in large establishment. 1t is supplied with gas,
water and all the modern improvements The price
will be reasonable. and terms accommodating.
For further papticulars apply to
GODDlN APpERS0N
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And by every arrival throu ghout the seapon In
addition 70 splendid supply OF Imported aud Do
nestle Goods they will receive full and complete
assortment Of CURTAIN GOODS, such AZ Lace and
Muslin Curtains, Brocateles Sat. de LAnes Curtain
Damasks, Moreens, Tassels, Cord, Gimps, Rringss
Loops Cornice Ladies' kur Capes, Yictorines snd
Cuffs particulars Of which will Do given in afuturs
advertisement.
THOMAS r. PRICE a CO.
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers
au 3l-d6cwlm 50 Main street,
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Ing FALL, 1867.
NRGRo CLOTHING. BLANKETS. &c.

HEAVY NEGRO CLOTHING, BLANKETS, &C.
THUS. X, PRICE 4 co. have made arrangements
for Keeping q large and extensive assortment Of Ne
gro Clothing, Coarse WooIens, Blankets. &c, to
which they invite the attention OF the Merchants,
Farmers, Planters and Traders or Virginia aud N.
Carolina.
These Goods are bought directly from the Agents
and Manufacturers, upon the very best terms aud
will be put at the lowest rates such Goods can be cold
for by the largest houses In the country.
Thoy are now making large additions 10 their
stock In this department, among them tho follow
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Ekk$" BURNETT CoCOAINE.-For pre-
serving and identifying the hair and rendering Il
dark and glossy. The Cocaine holds, in = liquid
form, large proportion of doodorB ID Cocoa nut OD
prepared expressly for this purpose Ne other COM
pound Possesses the peculiar properties whkh ak
actly suit the various conditions of the human hair.
Ii sUftens the hair when hard and dry-it sVoth-s
the rrtated scalp skn-it avrds the richest lustrr
u remains longest in enect-and il is the best and
CHI eapest hair dressing in the world
Prepared by Joseph Burnett Co., Boston. Per
sale by BENNETT. BEERS FISHER, Drae2ists,
No. l25 Main street, Richmond Va, at - eents for
halEpnt bottle. au 2i-lu
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Negro Blankets, (grey
and white, all sizes and
qualities
Heavy Sleeps Greys tout
hands,
Sheep Grey Twills do. do.
Kerseys best makes)
Cassinets flor house SER
wants
Cotton OZnaburgs
- and III Brown Cotton
Pulled Cloths (for men)
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MARINE Losses FOR AuGusT.--The marine losses
for the month of August estimated at $5s5 $50
In addition to this. two propsllers and two steam
ers have been lost inland water, which, if added
to the above list, would swell the amount of losses
to about 100000.
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CoNvIcTEp-Ransford Daniel, who stood charged
in Roanoke county, Va, with committing foul
outrage upon the person of his own daughter, Pru-
ella Daniel aged Ia years was convicted before the
Circuit Court Of that county last Thursday, and
sentenced TO fifteen years confinement in the peni
tentiary
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p o A r DI N G..

MRS. MALLORY SCHOOL FOR
A'A CHILDREN, of both sexes Yin separate apart
ments,) will he in session on TUESDAY The 18th Of
september.
81 Residence ith street, between Grace and
Franklin. 50 3-3tawtui
MRS G. POYTHRESS' School for boys
W will open MONDAY, Sept. III, on MARSHALL st.
between 9th and 25th se 3-ct
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PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from I 80 900. corresponding with
those Numbers the Tickets printed Separate Sins
Of paper are enercled with small tin tubes and placed
The drSt Prizes. similarly printed and encircled,
ere placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved and NUMBERS drawn
from the wheel of NUN, ers, and at The same iimes
Prize IS drswnfrom the other wheel The Number and
Prize drawn openei and exhibited to the audi.
ence, and registered by the Commissioners; the Prize
being placed against the Num- er drawn This opera.
ton is repeated until all the Prizes drawn nut- i
Approximation Prizes.-The two preceding and
the Two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the first
Prizes will lie entitled to the 33 Approximation
sn pri2e iRas Tcke nHf NUMBERED cred ii qs'fs |
and ll2Ss, will each he ened to s09 IL Ticket No.
SO draws the sn0 Prize, those Tickets numbered 5is
5ie a5i ~, viii each lie entitleto sa, ON ac-
eordng to the t'ove scheme
The 500 Prizes Of 800 will I've determined by the lad
figure OF the Number that draws the sn00 Prize. Tor
example, il the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize eids
ends in l. will he entitled to $40. If the Number ends
with %, then all the Tickets where the Number eris
Certicates % Packages will be sold at the following
cerfiiicate of Packase fro Whole Tickets .sSo
is.,r iaqsarter ........ .......... 8
sc l. Eighth ." ........ 10
In ordering Tickets or Certificates. enclose
the m0ney 20 address Tor the Tickets uruer.., j
receipt Of which ;hey viii be forw aried FIRST mail
Purchasers cn have tickets ending in any figure they
The list of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent to
pufchasers IN n1le1iidls,iy aiter the drawing.
= Purchases will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Posi- Office, County aud State.
- Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya- |
bic in full without deslucrion. /
~ Ali prizes of 81 roo and under paid Immediately
Iter the drawing-other prizes at the usual time oi
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
:. SWAN CO., Augusta. Ga
= A list of the numbers that are drawn from tire |
wheel. with the Of the prize that each one Is
entitlel TO, will ne published after every drawing
the following papers:-New Orleans Delta. Mobile |
Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, At
lanta Intelligencer, New York Weekly Dsy Rook, /
and Morning News. Richmond Dispatch, News, and 1
Paulding (Nss) Otxiou
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Harness-Makers wanted!

1.-TWO or three good I.arness-MakeIs can fnf con-
I slant employ inent by applying Immediately To-
the undersigned at OwensTilie, Glls1n county, .
miles Northeast of Evansville. Men with families
would lie raeferred. ". & W. j WILSON,
- - saddle and Harness Manufacturers.
0wensyil!e, Ind, novl'i-i&w1m
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TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 8. 1857.
STEAMBOATS,.
FOR LOUISVILLE

GT~n THE fine packet steamer DI-
vy-Ne.sxsflA, ANON ID, Capt. HoLCRAFT, viii
sf---s> y run regularly between Evans
: - willie and Louisville, leaving
Evansville every Wednesday and Saturday.
- oc,af p. 0'RILEY, & CO. +
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STOVES ANDr.MNARE
A Great Chance for Eargsins at
J. SCANTLIN, Jr.'s

ZION MAIN STREET NEXT DOOR TO MARBLE
HALL, OPPOSITE THE STATE BANK.gi
TIE subscriber having purchased heavy Stock Of
Stoves befoe the panir tuds himself at this season.
with surplus, sad rather than keep them over till an
other autumn, lie he's resolved t. put his prices down to
prime cost and this time he will sell Article in his
present stock to his at the price ofthe man
ufacturers by the wholesale.
Ills Stock OF Stoves and Tinware IS large, and en-
braces every variety OF article ia his line, and his pres
ent offer will give the people in aud country, the
hest opportunity they viii have in long time to Sc
cure bargains. Those farmers and others who may no,
need new Stove till next year, viii make good in
yestnent to buy and keep their purchase till they
need the use OF it, for It will save them 20 25 per
centin the cost which larger interest than they
make IN any other way with their surplus funds.
Every one disposed to purchase IS invited TO call at
the stove Ware 70 m, on Main street. next door to
Narae lall, directly opposite the State Bank and
anime the Stock, and look the targains offered.
nov23-ly JAMES SCANrLIN, ,JR.
TAR.--s0 bbls in fine order, for saleby
- ocdi n. GII.BERT C0
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HeEPT'ER SAUCE, &C.
h - boxes Pepper Sauce; 70
80 do Catsup;
20 doz. assorted Pickles for sale hy
.--.-- 7 y II COOK X BON.
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N4AAhLt-S Ls LksI,
Ri@geT, Awning and Sail Maker.
PEARL STREET, OPPOSITE TIE GAS woKKs,
EVANSVILLE, IND. ..r-f 1904
R7R. ENERT il prepared ~ make 20 order, Horse
If6 Covers and Clnvas Hose. Wagon Covers and
Awuiu-s, Manila Rope Mats, and everything in the
Rigging line.
StsI n9oa,s can procure Fire Screens, Bailer Deck
Cuttings, DeicS 3uyes, an every thin in his line
lie isaisO prepared % strap Blocks.
- For PARTICULARS n..ire OF Philip Eornbrook K
Co., Water street. GeI.-
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VOLUME y.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED
l.. Y. CARLTLE.
Corne of Main and Water Streets,
rEaMs or SUBSCRIPTION.

The privilege of yearly advertisers is limited to
their is1ne late business, in Their own name ana
all dlverseaents for the benefit % other persons, as
well legal ADVERTISEMENTS AMI alveri sements OF auc
tOn sales, and advertisements with the name OF other
persons, IN by them, must he paid TO- at the usual
rates. r-. e 1905 r-r =
- No report, resolutions proceedings Of any COR
portion, 500 e-y, association or public meeting, aud no
eOgnnuu cation designed 70 call attention to any mat
ter OF lnitel iHhyilut interest cn be inseTted un
less pail Tor ~ an advertisements. ,.lf.
- No advertisement can be inserted graturousy
orchIJle OF other societies, public Institutions
sOnVlulss. -
80 CIhtracts for yearly advertising VIII not be d,s
SnuiinueI unless AN Ter thai effect Is left nj the
otce, AMI when Discontinued in less than year, the
prce ~ the whole wear viii he charged
- Legal advertisements hereafter, VIII he published
AT the expense Of the att eys orlering and not delay
able for the legal proceedings, but coeetibie al our
ssual time. art
- oar terms Tor Job Work and transient advertise
npnf< are g ASH. f.f r..f.s
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ARAlE CHANCE FOR af sa
AN YES 7 M e N r!
80 go FoR SALE

/ II VAL LUABLE IRACI Of LdlD,
Adjoining the Town of Cannelton!
Consisting of about one hundred acres one-half o.
which is bottom land, and the remainder extends into
the delightful hills that border the town. All OF il is
embraced In plat Of the town Of Cannelton, and is in
demand for house lots. The lower boundary OF the
tracts is not more than minutes walk from the
tensiye Cotton Factory and principal coal mines All
the prduc.s Of the land he sold the soil to the
reople Of The town. 1t is most admirably situated for
vegetable gardens for which the town affords good
market and high prices. The land viii eventually all
be wanted for house lots. On the premises are three
dwellings, one Of which Is worth $50; another is worth
snO; the ot er beautiful cottage residence cost 500
three wears 60 70 erect IT, Either Of these houses can
be had with the land, all OF them, the purchaser
nav wish: they are separated by street from the body
Of the laud, and all OF The 'pts laid of for resi-
dences The property will be sold liberal credit to
a responsible purchaser.
The location is Of the most delightful on the Ohio
river and the principal cottage with three in
den and frnt the most beautiful rural residence be-
tween here and Louisville The chief motive for offer
ing for sle, is that the property is too valuable to
rent and needs more attention than the owner can at
present besow it. Address apply to the editor of
the Journal; Evansville. my2 |
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REMOVAL.
IsITTsSOLFF s. son,

E pE,LsRs IN Jeweiry, W Watches, Clocks,
ga Silver Ware &c; have now on h,nd Vel
a. sclectUd srJck gold aud liver Watches; line
Jewelry Of al kinds and ~ the latest styles ankee
Clorss IN Bronze, Iron and oad cases; silver Table
AMI Teaspoons, yftei ware porte nonies goi SILVER
and steel specacles &c, which we are prepared 70 sell
at the oves, eastern prices aud warrant every article To
H. what II represented. The public generally are in
vite t. and eN1uine for thenselyes, at the old
star'l. IN Main street, netween ls and End. apM
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e. Cows; Cows. Cows!
LSOUR Cow just in from the country. For sale
III h z. II. COOK & SOf.
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70 BE DRAWN
IpPRnXIMATION PRlZES:
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

5 400 Prizes amounting to .......-... S32O,O ,OOt
Whole Tickets SO; Halves S.; puarters 81.
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CUM JELLY splendid article. For sale hv
W .a.FT -a z. u. COOK SON.
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: City Collectors Office.
) EVANSVILLE & CRAwFoRDsyILLE
r ALL r o. AD. t 81
For Louisville. Cincinnati, 81. Louis, ,Indians
apOlis and the East
CHANGE OFTIME.
MONDAY, NOvEMBER. 23rd, 1873.

nN and after this date, the Mail Passenger train VIII
" leave evansville ~ 3 o'clock AMI 20 minutes p
NJ, max Ing close CONNECT on 10 Nncennes with trains
East and est the Ohio ard Assissipp Rsilrasd for
Louisville CincinHat St boHis an Cairo, and arrive
az Terre IlaiI,e EipP. NJ. connecting direct with
Express trains for In,ials lis, d and the
East, aud for c ghicaco and Central Illinois.
RETURN ISii-Iyave Terre IIsute at 800 p. NJ,
at s1S and arrive at Evansville at 1908
L. NJ r
Freight trains with passenger chr attached run as
follows: Leave Evansville at so A. NJ, Arrive at
Terre Haute al 40 T. NJ, Leave TefTe IlauIe al 6l0
A. NJ, Arrive At EvaI. lie 4-f) II. NJ.
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SILK HATS

SJALL Fashion Just ulIt. Neel only sec one q fee
- like Duying. NAUTIER & MARCONNIER,
ertQ Va n street, between First and secnnd'
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Go and See the Elephant,

a LARGE Elephant can now he seen. free Of
~ chlrge, on Main street. ; doors below Second.
" e don't mean to saw that ; ENsIcH has become
speculatOr i'm Elephants. hut that he has Just opeDef
the most Grand stock Of Fall and Winter ID. Goods,
tran he ever h ld the pleasure Of showing TO his
toners and the public generally. They always
ready an willing to show their goods. ami their prices
known to be very low, so there WILDE no difficulty
N being suited. Give sam. Embich Q calE