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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-22

vxTAETED-AN AGEET-IN EVERY STATE,
w oeunty, and township in the United states,
ior ssrhe Petroleum v. Nasty Papers y II. w.
Carroll & Co, pnhlishsr5. J his work is the most
humoro Us ever printed. and will sell mora rapidly
than any subscription book ever publish d. II
will be richly bound In fine English cloth, printed
on excellent paper, and with bold type. Fas
illustrations vill e numerous and we'll executed.
The people want lust such a book 10 make the a
siaugf and grow fat President Lincoln one
day. nearly worn out by the pressure OF official
duties pushing everything else asioe, remarked
70 3 friend - Have you seen the Nasty Papers?
% No, have not" WAS thu answer g Who ID
Nasby7" There Is chap oct 10 Ohio" re-
pied the President, "who has been writing
series Of letters in the newspapers. 9
am going to write to Nasty 10 come down here,
and intend TO tell him II he will communicate
his talent TO me will swop places with him.
Agents win st te their experience, II any, aud
will name several COUNTIES a the order of their
choice. we give she highest commission, and
have no back freight ella, ges.
JOSEPH L. T0PHAM & CO.,
s. y, eors Fenftb s'sd Vine Streets.
asp27,ani. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-22
Passengers for
CT TnE1c avn aAVDO

leaving Evansville ST. 80, p NJ, make close con-
nection with tho o h. M. II. q. at Vii cennes
arrive at st. Louis at 1880 A. H., and at Cairo at
3: so, A. NJ.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-22
FOR SALE.


1.-TWO STEAMBOAT BOILERS, ~ FEET
l. long and 40 inches in diameter. Can lie bought
for reasonable price. For particulars apply
TO or address JOHN RIGBBYRE,
n2id2w y New Harmony, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-22
Obs Hsilv doltpasI.
JOURNAL BUILDINGS,
LOCUST STREET,
BETWEEN FIRST AND WATER.
RAILROAD
TIM E-TAB LIE I:
Takes Effect Thursday, Nov. Q, 1866.


EVANSVILLE & GRAWFORDSVILLE.
GOING NORTH.
Leave. Arrive. drive.
Evansville. vineennes T. Haute.
Accommodation, $40 Am 1927 An 2:15 N
ail................9:I5AM IL :47AM $50 N
Vincennes Aeon 2:3OP n 6:15P N ...--...
coISs SOUTH.
Leave Leare Arrive.
Terre Ha1fe.- Yincennes. R'ville
Vincenhes Acc'm ........... $3.50 9:l5
Freight q Acc m 6:50A NJ IL 500 II 5:08P M
Mall. ...,..... s:2oP N 6:s4P 1907 N
TERRE HAUTE d INDIANAPOLIS.
FROM TERRE HEUTF.
Leave. Arrive
Night Express. :l3 N 2:O5 M
Accommodation ...-..--..........-.T 10 n ESQ N
R' 5 ~ n LILO
Exprass...-......--.. ........ ...4 70 N 3:20
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-22

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-22

TrMPrY BOXES.
lag qaan tyof Boxes, In Arst rate order,
for sale hy h17 lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-22
WANTED.
5000 Agents Wanted.

r,.s,s.s new. light and desirable; requires no
..s.i - nsdsi,re5. can be done at home or trav-
cling. and wiz pay $40 TO SIS dsy, clear. For
p"i = Nj wILLARD CO.,
neodIw Box $50, Chicago. Ill.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-22

There are twenty-six inches on the Shoals-the
water having receded two inches in the last TWEEN.
ty-four hours. The Matte departed yesterday,
but the Columbia did not succeed in getting over
the falls, and hence there is no arrival steam
boat men are anxious for rain, and all pre-
dict that we shall soon have water enough; but
this can only be determinsd by time.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-22
nATENr LooMs FOR SALE.

DIAEO "A FINE, IMPROVED SEVEN OC-
l. tavo Piano, new aud in good order Price
$500. Enquire Of Rev. Ohas. Runck, Leet street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-22
IMPLY BARRELS AND CASKS

Empty Barrels atd Casks, in good order. for
sale by nlT-1w
WHEELER, ARMSTRONG q FARBAR,
No. rs Nfeir street, letween Second and Third.
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OHIO & MISSISSIPPI 4. K.

~ FROM vIscEENEs. n
Going East Going West
Hell ..... i 20 N 5:55 NJ
Express 10 :55 p NJ COCOA N
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Clocks. Watches, Jewelry,
Silver and Plated Ware !.

Ever brought to the city Of Evansville. which
can sell at greatly reduced prices, for Cash.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-22
VaIuabls CITY Property for Sale.

Nics Dwelling House, containing eight
rooms, situated on Main street. Property In fine
order. Immed date possession given. For par
ticuIaIs enquire of +. BISCHOF,
DlS Evansville Union, next t. Court House.
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RESTAURANT.
SALOON AND RESTAURANT

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River Items

To Gus RIvEs FsIEEDs We respectfully ssk
the officers of steamboats, arriving at this port, to
furnish Us with memoranda, manifests, and al
other intelligence relating to the interests Of thc
river. Such favors will meet with the tTuest ,g
probation, If addressed to the River Editor Evans
willie JOURNAL, and left with either of the wharf
boats.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-22
!. Loais.-The Demoorat ID MondaY sars !:

The river is steadily but slowly falling. There
10 seven feet to Cairo, five feet &c Keckuk Eve feet
ia the Illinois, and three and half feet in the
Missouri. The weather Is Ileasant and, for the
season, warm. Business continues active on thu
wharf.
Cairo dispatch to the St. Louis DsmOcrs,
says:
The Clara Dotsen, which arrived yesterday,
atr aek hidden obstruction Is miles shove Cairo
causing her to leak so badly as to compsI her ID
unload here for repairs. She has over 500 tons Of
assorted freight damaged about so brls oi
hcur and few bales of hay. Her officers bad
hopes OF being able TO stop the leak, so that she
hours hard work, they were compelled to give Il
up, and are now unloading. She may go on Ma.
rine ways ct Mound City. but owing 10 some OBJ
decided until morning
The lat st advices from the Stickney report
hurricane roof now under water forward, and
boat much caTeened small hopes of raising her,
but two wrecking beats, SAVER and Underwriter,
may jointly accomplish it.
The Louisgills Press has the following remarks
upon the great run made by the Ruth on her last
trip up from New Orleans:
The time Of the Ruth from New Orleans to
Donaldsonvilie was four hours aud forty tn rec
minutes. as .Teported at Cairo. The state Of the
Lower Mississippi 10 now extremely favorable for
Is fast time as the river Is low, the chan nel
deep, and the current sIugg' sh. That makes the
time about half an hour less than when the tide
is full, and the current strong
In 1854 the great Louisville steamer SnItaaa
made the run from New Orleans to DonaIdson.
vile in five hours and twslye minutes The far.
famed Atlantic, in November, 800, On her famous
tweuty-four hours run to Hard Times, Eas Ave
hours and eleven minutfs to Donaldsonvile. On
the S0.h of May, 1850, the renowned General
Quitman, the same boat now on tn track, made
the run in five hours and six minutes to Donald
sonvtlle, but did not quail the run of the Atant C
TO Hard TimeS. The Isuth 10 then entitled to the
palm OF superiority in sp ed, while in point of
size, magnifcence, and other good qualities, she
has been the ACKNOWLEDGED superior over all other
boats on the Western waters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11

Since Jsnuaryl. $675s5 55. SIS 9s50ls Sos ls. 49,
The aggregate movements of exports and I'M
ports at this port from July to date ere as follows;
1923. 1864. IS61-5.
Imports mdse .Sl51 6l37 04 slIe, 1881 SID223lt
Exports produce 6l,3757sl l36,5575i9 l20359.24
EFFORTS specie. ~ s2s lag 4643l,5G7 go lt6, 4ct
The following New-York City banks have organ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11

,hi, noble example Of the Autocrnt OF the Rnssas 60
necelly since this race singularly temperate ="
Habit 40 anxious for instruction and 40 apt 70 IN
has exhibited traits Of character which the hepeio
nos deadly taught US 10 appreeigte-not siny a., VA
fwayerrg loyalty en unshrinkilg bravery ah nu! ii
fifth in the invncibily Of our couhtry nag wen oS
tending with oppression, but mingled WIZ .neIl ne
roism wise patience. calm conhdenSo snnh Ky
,rnst in Pr0yaCrc that iLdio6tesa fe.soH ~ tn'
heart which VII lever endanger TIE Liberties OF he Ia
ton ncr disturb ne harmony OF our ponllea' .st:m
hy courteraneing the devices Of Jesut ana creamy
y cur midst an ecclesiastical despoilsm uhuer tNs
specions covor of religious toleration 81,
While some of countryiDon ARE engaged III ,he
development Of wonndrous resources, IN laying
again De ocean telegraph with hopes 1--WE rated by
failure in preparing 10 construct the rGrofd TO th'
Pacific which win bring San Francisco almost 10 oui
doors and M Ike Newiork the center Of the CONNER
eis world; while Others devising the best mode OF
returning speedily TO specie payments and showing
Europe how ne people RECEIVERS itself from deDl
incurred "a sepreservation it will be your pleas
task sir q lead a movement ALREADY marked DY unity
ana efficiency which viii s0ve he chief difc atty II
the Testo anon of national order and upon whose sue
cess viii depend most Of all the fame and lpp!ness Of
our rego Grated republic.
Even NV, adopting in part tho phrase of Cicero We
hail tue night d5wnIg of the day wien 81 re WIZ u,
longer - one Law New York and another Z Chr,cs
ton one now aad another hereaiter but, in every state
and thu uehout all time there will be one and tie SAINT
law Of Universal freedom and equal justice.
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ROoks Received.

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The Clsnsed cross and other RELIGIOUS Poems New Edition
Etno Do 22s. Anson d. y. Randolph.
The R,leyers Refuge Or He0stions on Christ ana feaven
Bv Joseph p Thompson. lemo PIP 10 The same. ,
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the Gnlf Dy A. J. IL. Dusanne. limo, PIP 4A Sub
scribers Edition.
Life in Heaven BY the Author OF "Hesven orr Home
limo, Do. 213. Boston: Roberts Brothers.
Tho Fixed stars Or The Goddess Of Truth and Justice
limo, pp 63i. James Miller . , .
Woman's First Impressions of Europe. BY Mrs. f. a
Forbes. l2mo, PIP. $685. Derby 4 Miller. -
The Life and Maryrdon OF Abraham Lincoln Hmo PIP zOJ
r. y. Peterson L Brothers
The Statutes at Large and Treaties Of the United States pssse
at tho Second Session Of the Thirty Eighth Congress
$40, pp ls4. Little. Brown, Go. Sold by Banks
Brother. -,
Report Of the Of the State Of Vermont
evo, PIP. $50. Monpeior. .
That's IT. Dr. Plain Teaching An Encycorsdia Of Universe
Information. l2uo. PIP. $40 Dick Fitzgerald
Wghts Book Of 5000 Practical Receipts. BY A. s. Wright
12mo, PIP. 359 The Same
The Illustrated Hsnd.Book of Biards By Phean Berger
iarno, PIP. s. The Same.
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THE ANNIVERSARIES.
Thursddv. Nav IL.

AMERICAN BIBLE soCIETY-Meeting at Irving Hall at
10 o'clock a. m. Speakers; Rev. william Adams ID;
-. Rey' DR. sobarf Rev. w. X. Huntington, and
others. 49, -
ExHIBTIIoH OF The PUPILS OF TIE INSTITUTION FOR
TIE DEAF AND DUMB-At Cooper institute O'Clock
Ip N.
Cry MIssioy-Meeting at Irving Hail. 7. p m.
CONGREGATIONAL kEUsIos-At Hfookyh ACADEMY
OF Music. u p. III. The Rev. DR.. stone OF Boston VIII
Todd Of piitsGeld, Mass. Prof Noithrup OF Yale Col
loge the Rev. MessTs WilIott and Gallagher OF Brook
!ia aud Mr.. Theodore Tilton, Editor Of The Inde
CHRISTIAN UNION Accommodating at the
Ca.ych OF The Ascension, Fithsye. and feminist, al
u u. .------..------.-.-.,---
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seasons, ct Chicago:
Flour. Wheat, Flour, Wheat,
bb.s. bush. bes hur d 40,
1906. $40 53O7 92Ila5l-62 .s6g, 59 lo70Hl
ls6-6i 1856 e5'6 H. G0-Gl. .7JI, lC5 n.i2SoI
ls92-63. ,225 7,249.sl2l
From tho foregoing table it viii be seen that
there is great falling off in the receipts fwheat and
four Of the crop of 1864, compared witlhthe re-
ceipts Of any previous crop for five years. II must
be borne in mind, however, that farmers have been
delivering freely Of coarse grains than usual,
and that there is considerable wheat yet to come
toward from Northern Iowa and Southern Mime
scta. Whether or not this will make up the dot-
cheney is matter of doubt. The crop in Wiscon-
sin, it is well known was almost total failure.
The Boston imports for the week were $73i,e0l,
against 500 427 last yeat end the exports sjG6,95O,
against s.6i,5i0.
Tho cash balance of the Assstant-Treasurcr in
Boston, May 6, was 1884, 1903 ~ a. decrease Of
$2l3, ~ 81 as compared with the previous week.
At the st. Nicholas National Bank the subscrip-
tons TO the 7.3O Loan ore 100000.
The report Of the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company show that the sales Of coal from March
1861. TO March, 1865, were $6,328,555, The tolls
collected 81 2i3,1O.
The subscriptions 70 the 100 Loan az The First
National Bank to-day were $l,25O00oi Henry
Clews & Co., $4,000
Subscriptions 20 the 100 Loan 1T tho Ninth Ma
tohal y nix to-day amount to S3,l2, 80, aad the
sales Of same 81, 1850
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or THE CITY or
NEw.YoEg.
Nos ~ AND 30 PINE T..
DEPosroRY AND FEAsuM AGENT or TIE UNITED
STATES.
Have FOR sale, ready for delivery.
UNITED STATES 3-t0 TREASURY Morris,
Convertible, at maturity. into $40 GOLD BEARING
BONDS.
Also
UNITED STtrrs 1910 rovDS
UNrrD sTlrEs $40 Eosns,
UNITED SrAl.s l-YFAR CLuIFTcATEs.
We also collect Government vouchers and Drafts,
and attend 70 other bl .nos- with the Goycrnmert
j e. CALHOUN President
=. SEAMAN. Cashier
LIyERyoRg Gil IS Il Co.,
BANK ~.
10 y Wallet, y. y,
GovTnSMEyT ACiNTs FOR THE SALE or TIE e. =
: $40 LOAN.
Conn ssion allowed BinLsIs. Brokers. lnsuiance
Companies. oud .ul parties purchasing i)r resale
All deuoiainaii0ns On lGad ready Tor inm.iis &c
livery. ..n
ALL KINDS on L. r. fEctnrlIFs LCr M AND p Id
NTsfY tLIws s. Go.
Successors 20
Ilg-gM0gE CLLN5 & co.
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and foil supply. Green peas from Norfolk are in mar
ket, also tomatoes and new onions from Bermuda
The weather has been too cold for rhubafb and apara
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Flour, Wheat,
hhls hush
'asons, ct Chicago:

The following table exhibits receipts OF Flour
and Wheat from September l to May !, for five
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11

The COMMERCIAL Times and Commercial Adrer
fiseg 81 weco have been consolidated and Mr.. T.
4 brigham Is the proprietor
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OUR DUTY TO THE FREEDMEN.
MIR. jays Remarks
Mr.. PRECEDENT, LADIES AND GESTLrMr

Al the inaugural meeting Of the American Freedmans Aid
" Union, at the Cooper Institute, New York.
Tuesday Evening, May s, 1863
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T III z N A v Y.

rHl IRON-OLAD BAN DUNDkRBER0 TO IN LAUNCHED
ON JULY a..
The work upon the United States government ram
Dundsrberg has far progressed as TO warrant the
naming OF the 22d inst, at nine O'Clock A NJ, the
TO be put on board and her hna completion may be
pected Ct an early day.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRIG BoHIo.
Tho United States brig Boho from Pensacola. arrived
yesterday morning The following list Of her ON
cen:-
Acting Ensiow-N J. Biasdei, commanding.
Acting Ens0n and Executive otcr-D. Joy Starbuck.
Sailing kaaey-Benj c. Townsend
NAVY BOUNTY.
There are large numbers Of andsmen and seamen who
enlisted into the navy volunteers and substitutes the
last year who will be interested In knowing that the fol-
lowing the law which has been adopted In regard To
the payment Of government bounties:-
letter from the Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury De
partment TO Paymaster Bssel, OF the Brooklyn Navy
Yard dated the 7h instant directs that All those who
Of the term Of their enlistment shall not DO paid any Of
the third instalment Of bounty money.
will be reeoocted that all those who enlisted since
july 1865 were TO receive hundred dollars United
States bounty, third Of which, together with three
months wages, paid in advance when mustered into
able at tho expiration Of eight and twelve months so that
all those who have been may be after eight
months service will get nothing Of the third instament
Tho idea OF not paying for the time served on the last
-FOUR months which constitutes the third nsalment the
same as wages are paid up to the time OF discharge,
responsible
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Jay Cooke and Parson Brownlow.

PHitADELPIIA, July 10, 1865
Jay Cooke has sent to Parson Brownlow seven
for about half million In gold The specie belonged
tho Treasury of the State Of Tennessee when Isham a.
Harris was It's Governor When tho State was captured
by the Union troops Governor Harris fed taking the
specie along with him. General Upton followed the fu.
giivo rebel The runaway escaped but tho gold was
returned to Nashville Person ,rownow decided To con.
vert tho gold United States bonds This has been
dono by Jay Cooke and the bonds forwarded to Nash
oil
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Horrible Murder Of . Woman and & child.
THE rHRER MvRDERERs KILLED.


We Informed that horrible tragedy took place In
Madison county about four miles from London, last
week, but our informant could not givc names We re
cite this awful story heard u. farmer sold his
farm 70 thrco men, who gave him cash In part
payment In the evening he walked 70 London, leaving
his wife and child at home Some time after pcddcr
who had often stayed all night the house drove up and
asked permission 70 remain, but the farmers wife de:
thaA night, and she knew there was 2 large
amount OF money In the house she 70.
marked 70 tho peddlcr that her husband
returned he would probably meet him inc peddier
drove on, met the farmer. and returned with him A.
they approached the house the farmer opscrveda ghs
in a room In which he usually kept his papers, and 70
marked TO the peddler that there we're burglars IN tho
house. The pcdder produced par OF revovs and the
two statoning themselves nj points where the burglars
would probably attempi escape they gave the alarm
and thrce men rushed oct the peddlcr Killed two Of
them when tho third ran towards the farmer who killed
him Upon entering thu house tho farmer was horrned
10 and his wife and child murdered When the bodies
of tho murderer were examined was discovered that
bey were the parties who had purchased the farm that
day. and Of them brother n-lAw 70 ths fArmss
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CHICAGO, July 10, 1865.
Tho miners and railroad aborers In the Lake Superior
region struck for higher wages yesterday They took
poss ssion Of the railroads aud allowed none but pas
songer trims TO Tho demands Of the strikers
coded to by the Marquette and ming Railroad Company
The Peninsula Company refuse to yield. Considerable
excitement prevails deac hent OF fifty soldiers left
here this morning for the scene Of disturbance
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Another Horrible Outrage.
| YOUNG GIRL BRUTALLY RAvIsHED.

Bosroy, July 49, 1865.
child named Alice Burns, who attended picnic in
Weston yesterday, seduced away from Ter young
companions and brutay ravished by three ruans aged
from seventeen to twenyt years, named Richard o.
Baine, Robert Lambert and John McGuerney. The
scoundrcls have been arrested and IL is to be hoped will
be severely punished Alice, after the preparation OF
the horrible deed discovered by her friends in per-
fectly nsensibe state. She still remains in a very cr
cal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-14
OUR SIRE ET S
Tho Street CIe.ning Contract.

The Street Cleaning Contract.
C0NrINUaD OUTRA0ss By THE sTRIKERs"-DIp-
FACULTIES or THE coNTRACT0Rs-THE LAST OF
TIE OLD SYSTEM, BTC.
On wednesday evening the stables as the rear Of the
house Of Mr. Brown Of the contractors IN Sixty first
street. near Lexington avenue, maliciousiy set fire
20. Tho stables contained ten horses, and but for
timely alarm being given to tho inmates OF the house not
entirely consumed
Yesterday the work OF removing the garbage, &c. was
vigorously prosecuted throughout tho city This must
Of necessity be done before any attempt at sweeping Is
made Tho contractors have sufficient number Of
carts all the necessities Of street cleaning but
owing 10 their having to work In trains guarded by
the police, they arc mot able to perform the
work a. speedily they would wish Thus,
II, say fifteen carts, 60 into ono ward, they
must go In line and one must wait t the other lled
they went separately they wouaa be assuredly at
tackled by the strikers the carts could 60 into what
streets they wished unattended by the police tho
work might be done In 0nethird the time. The con-
tractors have hundred and seventy i've carts
altogether n work in the city or these upwards or
fifty their own, and have been purchased by them
expressly 70 sist them In carrying out the specnca
tons Of their agreement
The fact OF arrests having been made on the
previous day doubt prevented recurrence OF the
smoothly.
We append a statement OF
THR LAST STREET CLEANING UNDER THE OLD SYSTEM
warrant countersigned by his Honor the Mayor
streets under tho old SYSTEM carried ON by the City In
specor in accordance with the resolution Of the Board
Of Health The amount Of the warrant was for $l26 $780,
The following the items embraced:-
In nm II lima a
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Steam Versus Muscle.

PoUdHKnnsfn, July Is, 1853
novel rscc will take place here morrow afternoon
between a newly invented steam wagon and James B.
Rensley, the celebrated American pedestrian on the
oourso at Bulls Head, mile east Of POUCH.
keepsie Tho track Is half q mile long II Ia agreed
that the wagon clear the twice 70 Rensey
once, the will DO declared the winner After this
Ia ended the wagon will DO matched against
bratcd Duchess county rottng horse mile heats best
three In Eve.