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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-25
NaW iOri. Market.

NEW YORK, June 2l--P. NJ.
Flour heavy and heavy, with sales at
500, 90 for super6ne State; e 2OGG 40
for extra State; . S0GG 10 for for super.
Western SOFAS IS for common 10 good
extra " estcrn g 5O(dG 80 for extra round
hoop Ohio, market closing heavy. Rye
Hour 4 OOGG5 90 Wheat dull and droop-
Ing sales ct II, 600 bushels good white
Kentucky 81; 80 for new amber GeOr-
eia; 10 for mixed Illinois % for mix
Ell Southern - for red Michigan and
Western Rye dull and heavy; sales at
93GT95. Barley qu' sales 1000 bush
barley malt ut 81. Corn market easy
sales of 1900 bush at I9tdS0 tot mixed
Western ~ for yellow ditto; SlGf82 for
sound yellow Oats lower and dull M asa
IL State. Whisky steady sales AT 2G4621,
closing firm Pork dull and lower
Sales at loo barrels at 10 - for
new mess; IL GOALS 90 for prime 10 !;
Beef dropping; 50@7 90 for prime; Q 90
Q - ior mess lo 0UGl0 20 for reparhcd
Beef hams dull mt ljhrlT Bacon dull :;
hams lOl. Tut meats dali at IGGIi for
shoulders sl@9l for hams Lard firm !;
sales Of 5000 bids at lIhGfl2i. Butter
steady AZ 5Gr2u for new State Hides
quiet. Sugar iirm; New Orleans 81 Nus
covado lIG1G. Coffee steady; sales of
l,G0O bags at II. Molasses stcauy. Hides
Buoyant Tobacco duh at 5bCGl2 Tai
low dull AZ l0hf {. Wool unchanged I;
fleece - Nara 80.
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Canal Meeting,

At the meeting of the subscribers to the
Canal Fund, last evening very satisfacto-
~ report Of the work dOne-the present
condiuon-and the revenues OF the canal
since the first of April, was made 10y the
Manager, and adopted by the meeting. The
Trustees Here requested 20 audit and pay
the account presented to them by the Man
ayers on tile first OF June, which Sir. RAJ
leigh had declined TO sanction. The annual
meeting Tor the choice OF Managers was di-
rrcted 10 he held in October nexe The
present Managers will bold their ofiiees till
successors are chosen.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-25

gsS- At meeting of the Young America
Fire Company, held Thursday evening,
June ia, the following preamble aud reso-
buttons were adopte'':
WHEREAS. The City Council have kept
from the several Fire Companies their an
nual appropriations until after it was Justly
due, thereby meriting the diSapproba,ion of
the entire Fire Department and
WHEREAS The Council have finally made
an allowance of The patry sum of one hun
dred and fifty dollars, in city orders, 10 each
OF the Fire Companies, to defray necessary
expenses for the current year, which sum is
insufficient for the purpose designed there
fore, he il
RssOircd, That we, "a members of the
Young America Fire Company No :, do
hereby tender our resignation from the Fire
Department OF the city, aud that commit
tee be appointed TO present the keys of the
Hall To the City Council informing them
that tire engine, nose reel, Sc are at their
disposal. And further,
Resoirsd, That we still retain our organi-
cation rs a Fire Company until We see iii
TO disblnd also.
Hsyoirsd. That copy of these resolutions
he presented To the City Council at their
next meeting, ard that the city papers he
requested 10 give the same. an insertion in
their columns. W II. Caldwell, Pres
DAVID MCCUTCHEON, Sec V.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-25

say- Mr.. ). S. Rudd, formerly OF this
city, who has kept popular hotel for the
last Is months at Hickman, Ky, has sold
out. and is about to return TO Indiana. The
Hickman Argus says that no gentleman;
with whom we have ever been acquainted,
who has had the Commercial, none appeared
to have given much satisfaction, or TO
have conducted itso admirably Some men
there are, who seem to lie born for II par
ticular business, and have natural talent
for particular pursuit. OF this class, we
incline to think, is Mr. Rudd, for if he is
not born hotel keeper" he ought to
have been.
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WAsnISeroy, June 2I-u

" AnHiNNiosI JhhC
The War Department have issued orders
with view of enforcing the greatest posi-
bic economy in the military service, especi-
ally in the conveyance and distribution OF
supplies, ana no buildings are TO be erected
or any extraordinary expenses to be in
Cured, except by the authority of the War
Department and no person shall be hired
for purposes Immediately connected with the
troops excepting the necessary guides and
interpreters all hired persons not author
lied by the commanding officer will be
forthwith discharged.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
PHlLApELPHIA. June "a

The demand for -four continues small
$500 brls. extra family sold on private
terms to the trade; sales have been at -
as - for common and fancy. Rye flour
and corn meal continue dull. Wheat un-
changed sales OF red at | GjGGl 80; -
al So Rye lower; sales q: COO hnShrl.
Corn in limited demand; 1000 hush. yell
low sold nj SIC Oats have declined lc;
sales of :. 600 bush prime Pennsylvania at
Toe. Buck " heat Is unsettled, closing NJ
| aOc. Whiskyunchanged sales at > IA IS.
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River Item =.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTUREs-FRon o'cIacK THURS
DAY TILL o'clock FRIDAY.
Fred Iron, Cincinnati to New Orleans.
J"hu CAN'T, Louisville to Nashville.
H. Bridges. do TO Bowling Green.
j. ". Che-sman, ~. Louis To Cincinnati.
Charley Bowen, Cairo 10 Evansville
silver Star, Patucah to do.
Mary Cook, Ark river 10 Cincinnati.
Nenona, Cincinnati TO Nashville.
MHrcBgo, Pittsburg to st. LoUs.
hate French, Nashville To Cincinnati
Scioio. Louisville 20 Henderson.
Cambridge, Pitt>hurg to st. Louis.
The RIVER ut TINS points swelling slowly
Business on the wharf remains quite duh,
with scarcity of freighis.
Ii has been suggested that when steam
boat agents take it upon themselves 10
become hotel runners they are getting ont
of their regular line OF business.
The Kentucky is the regular packet to-
dav for Memphis.
The Moses Mcclellan will pass up to-day
from Memphis TO Louisville.
The st: Louis papers of Wednesday, have
the details OF the burning of the Morning
Star, at that port, the day previous. The
boat burned To the waters edge, the work,
it is thought, Of malice. She was owned by
Capt, Breirly. Cheeyer, and Others, and was
insured for only $4,000. She was built ut
Pittsburg three years since.
We understand that the Kate Sarchet had
a fine trip out OF the Wabash TO Cairo. She
is due here, from Cairo, this morning.
The Charley Bowen left yesterday with
good trip for Cairo.
1t was not the Greenville, but the W. V.
Gillum, which was attached for debt, n fsw
DAYS since, at South Carrolton. The Green
vile is in no danger OF getting into the
meshes OF the law, as she is sound craft,
and her owners perfectly reliable.
The Silver Star left for Padu all, yes;er-
dnv, with a fair cargo.
The excursion trip of the Kate Sarchet,
to Cave-in-Rock, on the Fourth of July,
promises 10 De an interesting affair. The
boat will leave this city early in the morn
ing, that she may reach Mt. Vernon in good
time, as large number of. the citizens Of
the latter place contemplate going. Under
the management Of Capt. Dusouchet5 all
who may 60 aboard will be well cared for.
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Special Notices.
YoII0scay's Ofafmsnf.-

UoII0ray's Ofafassf.-THs complaint
that render maternity rather curse than a bless
ing i,Id to this healing agent. The sore nipple
and gathered breast, that endanger H." life OF the
offspring ~ well as the parent, are spec lilly dis
Il,l by the immediate of this powerful deter
CENT remedy. Sold AT the manufdct"ry, NJ. ~
M,i.-H I.rn'. New York, aud hy all Druggists, 1T
.sn... ta;c. 4nh = per pot. J"2@
soma.on sense rHf~s fhs mass Of me
fl,.i.lr. whatever the Usuanic,! and mistHtht"ir
h i.-..pi,fs ritS .sy tn illr contrary. show l''h
..~aI ,i,n= IL merits ice clearly d-"''''r-
,tfJt,I aud thy viii not hesitate q" give Il their
most c.,rt!i,i patronage. rle masses have ALREADY
ratified ih Ilgm~nt IT Ii. scisn cri''rrnius ti'
yirtms 81 HOsTETrER'S BiTTkliS, may L.
cen ia ti.is ineaicine that snnut'iy :oil ia
every Il the land 10 j. nov recognized ~
greatly ,urror to sil other remedies yet derived
Gir ,.a,.- If the digestive organ, such - ni,rr-
h,ra, ds--Htery. dyssrIsia, aud tr ihe various
feyers that arise irum arrangement at tiios" I1r-
tinus oi the system. Iiostetter's name Is rapidly
becoming a household worI from M1inc 90 Texas,
FROM the shores OF the Atlantic To the Pacific.
S,.id I,y ALL druggists in the world. it3I
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-25

JCsrIcE STiSsoN.-our recently elected
Justice Of the Peace, Ben. Stlnson, Esq, re
ceived his commission from the Governor on
Thursday, and opened his court yesterday,
tor the FIRST time, in Decker's building, ives:
of the Court House, on Third street The
Inauguration OF an upright, intelligent, and
capable justice of the peace, is a matter OF
pHLlic cOngrHlnation. \ municipal magis-
trste who will dispense justice and the law
without encouraging litigation for the sake
of creating iees--who will make the officers
10 their duty and keep within the line OF
the fee bill, ana stop the outrageous system
of LaTristry that prevails in undertaking to
collect debts upon the shares ought to be
honored as Public Reiormer and Bearf,c-
tor. Our justice has wide field for use
ful career before him, and We hope to see
the influence of his magisierial character ia
the reduction OF petty litigatioN-in the
order and quiet of the city, and more gen
sral respect and obedience to the law.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-25

GIPsEYs.-The Boonvillc tWarrick) Dcni-
through that place ON last Thursday; they
numbered some twenty or twenty-five men,
women, and children, aud travelled in half
dozen Of old, black covered wagons, of the
emigrant style of make. They were bound
for the Sulphur Springs, in Green county.
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THE FOURrH-EXcUksrON "DOwN rpE
RIVER on THE CHARLEY BowEN.-We no.
ticc that tickets of invitation have been is
sued for a grand excursion, To come off OF
the Fourth Of july, on board the steamer
Charley Bowen. The boat will leave the
wharf at o clock p. M, and proceed to Nj.
Vernon, or as far rs NAV be agreeable to the
passengers, and return during the night
Music and refreshments will be provided Tor
the occasion, and we are assured that no
efforts will lie spared to make the trip a
source of great pleasure and amusement to
those who may take part in it. We are 10
formed by the Committee that no person
will he permitted on board the boat without
4 ticket, and each gentleman is expected to
take along with him, at least, one lady
The price of tickets for the trip, going and
returning, is two dollars. We have no doabl
that the excursion will be a fine affair. II
will be a pleasant way of observing the
evening Of the glorious Fourth
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From 1s W rtt'if' 4 -h"agfdstTe', JDafnoi
To those OF our readers who are subject
To Fever and APue, Intermittent and Re
mittent Fevers, or other Bilious and Nerv-
Gus attacks, we honestly recommend Iced
Substitute for Quinine, for so many cures
by its use have come under our own O5ser-
walton, that we know how excellent it is.
This substitute does no, contain ouinine,
Opium, Morphine, or Arsenic, while il pos
sesses all the advantages Of these medicines
With none of their Injurious effects. In "a
pamphlet before ne, we find certificates from
all clnsscs Sailor, Merchant, ard lnva-
iii, which all bear testimony 10 its excel
lenee. Let our readers send for a circular,
OF, better, tor half dozen bottles, to
LEIGH il CARLsTEDT, Evansville, Ind. d&w6m
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Bl.E.-Hrcvllect that all sickness arises irsm im-
purit, of the Llood, and that Juilsun's Mountain
Herb PILL will So surely fluid ont and Cleanse these
Impurities from hesystem, that disease cannot eN-
ist 50 simple aud innocent the herbs and
plants that compose them that u Is not necessary
To- have them gar coated ia order that the stomach
bear them. In most ciSc-, Pills susirr".t
rl hecause the materials of which they are madc
are gripping aud Malignant that otherWi Use deli
cate stomach could not bear them.
These Pills deal Win disease rs II Is and will not
ouly Icy removing the ca,e, hut will build up
and restore the broken constitution. There
many who ha'e 50 trned with their constitutions
that they think medicine cannot help them; ie'
not these despair; incrcdaiity and sreptici-m
Is OverthiUwn hy a mass - trtt,inoni which is
truly irresistible. Al first the S,Tth-s ascrihed H.
these Mot NTAIN HERE PILLS ware deemed
fabp,.H- The public had been p" often deceived
thai ~ could hot believe tl,s simpie truths td-
ranced i,y their disc"yerer Yet facts und, ni,hc,
li,.st,d rs witnesses uf the highest character ani
r,sVectability. have proved, and proving each
day, the virtues Of this mighty healer" They
mark nv their miraculous efficacy and power a hcW
era in medicine.
S"ld 10y all Medicine Dealers. iel -dSwlm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-25

ADAMS EXPRESS CoMPANY.-Mr. Everett
in one OF his Mount Vernon papers in the
n. Y. Ledger, gives history of the Express
business in the United States. lie says at
the present time the Adams Express employs
1888 men; it has 972 agencies, and its mes
sengers travel daily 4o,l52 miles on the
railroads and steamers IA distance equal to
once around the globe, and two-ihirds
around il q second time.
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OoAIAy

Bodiam Mining Company. Granville, Indiana.
ONCE on Water street. between Main aud Locust
Coal, ia quantities at ic-s than - bushels de-
liyrIel To- ANY it at the city, 10 cents per bush
al the pic. x cents, JOHN wYMuND,
,cf9 Secretary and Manager
s0a EIssr su ga AZ Pafafdbfs .5sifgs-
The recent improvement made 10y =. uurrn la the
Preparation OF a pleasant jel, containing rightly
five per cent 90 thc best OIL aud approved 10y the
\. Y Academy OF Medicine, sL,rts this valuable
remedy Ia the most dolicate st",nt.t IL !, retain
ed dieestcd and assimiiatcd like tny t-od rFN
rOLD, PAKEER 4 M"WER, ". 1 Fletcher street.
New York, are tLc General Agent, To-, Uu,,ns ,o.I
Liver Oil Jelly.
re- Fur sale hv all Druggsts intrg-tm
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Bey- Oar friend VILLA. F.BYEEs. OF the
Sherwood House, has just received large
and fine assortment OF splendid cigars, di-
rect from Cuba, imported expressly for the
Sherwood Hcuse- Those Who indulge in
the luxury OF aprime cigar can find the ar
ticle at this house.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-25

The Times Washington correspondent
says Secretary Floyd has removed To the
Soldiers Home.
Judge Douglas left this afternoon for New
York, where he viii spend several weeks
EsAlihough Gov. Walker dined with Mr.
Buchanan on Saturday last, he declares the
continuance of their previous political diff
ference and says that nothing can ever
Justify or excuse the Lccompton outrage.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-25

PAwPAw BRANDY.--In a letter recently
received by the Commissioner of Patents
from Judge Law, Of Evansville, Indiana,
the writer says that having met at the house
OF a friend the other day, where there was
some PawpGw brandy, the distiiler remark .
ed that the pawpaw, which is indigenous To
our bottom lands, yields more spirit Ia the
bushel than any ether fruir, and that he has
contracted for 1000 bushels TO dist.lI the
coming season \ buShel of the iruit viii
yield two gallons of the spirit
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Cincinnati Market.

tINCINSAri, June c4--Pn
Flour i. held more firmly, with large sales
ut g COClG - for superhne, chiefly for con
sumption and shipment Wheat is in fair,
hut not active, demand at / 30 ior red and
356l 40 fer white. Rye unchanged
Oats and barley dali and dropping. Corn
steady ct 6OWs2. Whisky drm at 2ji
Some inquiry for bacon sides. Holders of
provisions arc very firm, hut prices are un-
changed.
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CnxcoRn. Y. IL. 24-M

The New Hampshire House Of Repre-
sentaiycs yesterday a stringent ii |
in relation Ia the rendition Of alleged fugi-
tive slave cases. was reported by the Judi
ciary Committee. The bill provides that
any person who shall aid or ahet in any
rendition OF II person claimed as a slave,
shall be punished for the first offence 10y five
years imprisonment, and for the second 10y
imprisonment for ten years. The bill has
passed lis first reading by vote OF l3l.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-25

DisTGiCT BoARD OF EQUAEIzATIOy.-~TL Tie
Board of Equalization for the First Con
gressional District, met at Princeton On
Thursday, and adjourned after a session of
IN honr without doing any thing. But few,
if any of the auditors carried up the tax du-
plicates Of their counties for comparison, as
required by law. Having nothing to act
on, they OF course did nothing but perform
II useless journey and enact a ridiculous
farce. The law is good and important one,
and ought to he obeyed. There are coun-
ties whose valuations are from - TO 80 per
cent. higher than Others. Dubois, we are
told, put her real estate at IA lower figure
in 1851 than il was assessed for in 1871;
this year, her valuation is brought back to
that Of 1871, while all the lands in counties
around her are put mp II hundrei per cent.
The same inequalities prevail in the town
ships AZ in the counties, neither are cor
Iec,ed; and boards ct equalization seem. to
DC bodies of very little account practically.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-25

lsE4a A State Convention of the t'nscr-
vativc men Of all parties in Ohio h'- i~cn
called To form a new State ticket. Tie pre-
scriIdiyc courc at the Republican Conyen-
sion has destroyed The prospects al the op>
po-ltinu "a that state.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-25

KY The Vermont Democratic State Con-
vculinu chose Douglas delegates To The
charleston Convention. Mr. SAKE, the noni-
nrr Tot Governor, il a supporter Of Douglas,
.,nd Vermont being Douglas native State,
her Democracy will he likely to adhere t.
him in the struggle for the nomination.
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Bsiy" y Cincinnati paper states that all
that has ever been done to beautfy and
adorn the city, has been done through pri-
vsle enterprise and taste The city govern
ment has never spent dollar for that pur-
pose, except the planting OF "a few shade
trees around the barnyard known rs the
CITY Lot.
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Last Nights Dispatches.
RrGLrNGroN. June q

BURLINGTON, June 24-PM
Al the Republican State Convention held
at Des Moines 22d, the following ticket was
nominated For Governor 6 J. kirkwood /;
Lieut. Governor, \. :. Rusch; Surem 9
Bench, l.. T.. Lowe, l.. f. Stockton. Caleb
stockton.
Resolutions were passed condemning the
Cas- naturalization letter, the slave trade,
and the Massachusetts, amendment
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Es9@When will our streets he hOuldered
IS tue cry We hear from all quarters. la
winter, we suffer from mud, and in summer
many of our streets are rendered impaSsa-
hlc To ladies, by mud formed by sprinkling
them What is to he done is the great
question. We will answer in this way
% Let all classes OF people, ladies, gentlemen,
Misses, boys, and children, or their repre-
sentatives, provide themselves with good
shoes at Hughes, where they can get II bona
6de good article. and he kindly waited on.
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EsS" The revenue of the French Govern
mcnt from tobacco monopoly for the pres
ent year is estimated To reach SIC, coo, 900.
In Russia, the revenue derived from duties
on tobacco exceeds $50, 600 600. In Aus
tria it amounts Ia $4,000, 900.
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EkoCTOR e. a. TIBRELE, FIRST


iloust. tpvt-1u,
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Ray" The New York EramiRer reiterates
a statement, that to get a dollar into the
hands Ola missionary or colporteur, through
the treasures of the American Baptist pub
LEGATION Society, and the American Baptist
Home Mission Society, costs nifty cents.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-25

LITTLEs STAyE JOINER. We have been
shown "a model OF new invention by our
town3man, Mr.. Littles, for jointing slaves
10y the action of two circular saws. The
inventions, we are told, is a valuable one, as
the machine does twice the work that one
hand can do On any other now III uae.
tine OF them ia in operation in this city. do
ing good work. The model, which is II
very beautiful one, Was got up by Messrs.
Fisher i Boluss, who are prepared TO fur
nish such work 10 inventors, or do any other
beautiful aud delicate work in hfn.s and
copper.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-06-25

u 20 d"/ White Cedar Wafer Cans, With covers,
brass aud iron hannd, 3 sizes
$40 do White Cedar Pals. sil,a, brass and
irOn hoops.
Whore one dozen or more APE taken. thrs arc
packed iH dry shaNinas with no charge f.r cases,
thus insuring sale transportation aud keeping theu
good order till sold
!. y. RUSSELL. 900 Main street
my2u Between Third and Fourth, Louisville.
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DEAb.-Mr. McGlothlond, who had been
safiering eNrruciatin" pains from broken
and maneled leg. Tor three or fonr weeks
previous, caused 10y a saw log rolling over
il, de.iir,st Friday BooRrHis Democrat.
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- nI

Sir GREFLLi's next letieTs viii De from FiEe'-
Peak, and will he read with ivsl, interest, in
tended To satisfy the public mind ia a great IHras-
ure a, the truth or alsity Of the various report,
from the so-called Land Of Cold His letters
will all appear in The Semi Weekly aud Weekly
Tribune, ss ~ell as la the Daily.
TERMS.
Daily s., Semi Weekly -. Weekly Tribune -.
For club terms, see Tribune Of any date
EsD- Address HORACE GREELEY CO.,
ir.I- II Tribune Buildings, New latk
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Ess-a3R RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Their vii ''r q u'i-sirnary sermon preached at
iu-,e str"-i " T. Inn. d. st fo-r"rrow tSuuayl.
at lhl4 e'r'ock 4 " W iIe~vehing ~ Sr'rl'..L.
there viii ~ SEVERAL .'e -sc- ~ la, and
i-tyrs The Euldr sic invited.
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CnAMGrRsBURG. Pa, June IN

'HAMEEkSBJ re-, Ia, June IN
Hon. II. 4. Robson. eN-member OF Con
Press from this District, died here to-day
from the disease he contracted at the Nation
al Hotel, in Washington, in the spring Of
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ST.. Lorts. June 2I-P.

IT. LOT r. JuIIt - 7 y
The river has fallen Inches in tie last
tweDty four hours, and Is st.ll recediug; All
The upper streams are reported Hing. The
weather j. clear and pleasant