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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

The following rosulr trains will bs run on this
road, on aud after riiuR.DAY, Dsccmbsr 2lst
Mail train daily, except sunday, between Rieh-
mnnl'and staunton, loaring Richmond at 10 4. NJ.
ami Stnnntnn az A. n
ri-wooEly Mail Train, leaving SauntGn at 7 A. H.,
for the West Tu. sday>, Thursdays sSd Saturdays
Tho Mail Tram lravin5 Riehm"nd connects with
trains on the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
Tho Daily Mail Train connects with Stage coaches al
Sti,Dton for Lexington, WInchestur, nc. ...
The Train Wost of Stanton connects with sta2'
coaches for RoekbId dsG Bath, Rockbridgo Alum, Warm
lIGt aud Healing Springs and tho White sulphur and
lev isbnIg.
A Freight Train botwo1n Richmond and Stauntor
connects with IN shl trains TIA" Orange and AlrXan
dria Railroad Tor lSnchbur4 and Alexandra.
Freight will be sent 10 any point tho Orange ana
Alexandra Railroad without change Of cars. . d..
Goods purchased in Northern cities can ho sont di
rect ana station this road where tho Company has
an Agont by cOhsigning them To stephen Hunter, Hon"
raj Freight Agent Richmund. The charge for tLa
transit through EichmUnd, including wharhio, drIy
ago storage and commissions will not exceed ten cent?
per loo pounds, and heavy articles will bo mucl
less Froghts will be collected al destination I.
Through Tickets be purchased ut this "hice Il
L) nchbug, EAtul Knox villo ChatianUogIani Dalton
Tickets Ia LoNingtnm Virginia, Sll.
Freight Office II Richmond closed ai , r. NJ.
II. ID. WHirCuMB,
sepl2 TT General Superintendent.
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NUMBER IS.
STEAMBOATS,, &c
~ =
EREIGHT FOR NEW YORK sn.1,
AND BOSTON. El
INLAND ROUTE, VIA CHEsAPEARB BsYAND C,
MAI. THROUGH TO NEW YORK
rnE OLD powHATAY STEAMBOAT COMPANY

rnE OLD PowHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
- l-
Tho now anL hr,t class steamers STATE OF MARY.
tAHb. rErERSBnEd aud STATE OF VIRGINIA
h''" r'sp'lng aud forwarding merchandise OF all de-
seTiP'i"n' from Hichmond Philsdelphis, New York
and h"-'"". la connection with the Canal Limo of
daily 'i"am'r- ft5n Baltimore
TI.'e ''San"r' leave Richmond every Monday, Wed
b"'dsy ana Slln'ity, Tor Baltimore.
GvoJs shipped -, IL.ss ,ays will be landed in New
York "n The third DAY h.t..lii.r
Shippers Will take motto. that goods shipped by this
lire Il" h" s" 1" sEA hut carried entirely through
ISLAAD thus saving supers.ding the necessity Of in.
surlnce against SEA Risk-.
Th' large Of tn. n beIon gtng to this line
enable Us To carry S"oJs at lees than by any other
T1uta.
Freight for points beyond New York will be forward
ed " it'll dispatch
1hl, line IL the only one that connects with a daily
line from Baltimore for Philadelpht and New York,
AMI that can give through receipts.
No Jriyag" commission charged. The two lines
,cruVy Ia" saIn' wharf la Baltimore.
F"T fr"ir ht 81 passage, apply to
DAVID q WIN. CURRIR,s
oair0 al Charles 2. WORKMAN n Co.'s,
C.tll-t. Fifteenth street.
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RAILROADS.. Go.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD co,
... ..... RICHMOND, Va, Jan 81 1860.
.IHANGE or SCHEDULE.
GA and 4ftef TUESDAY, the Solh instant, Trains upon
this road will follows. ..I. ... g.
Leave Manchester at 5.Ii s. NJ, and at 3.5j p. NJ
Leave P-tershnTs d,ly, $50 A. ~, and At $40 Z. "
On Monday, sdneslays and Fridays, Freight
Train, with pa 'aSIIgur attached will leave Man
che 5tJr aiI PoiersbuIg at 10 - 4. NJ. ..
r II. GILL,
tln27.t Engineer and Superi nto ndent
OFFICE T.. 7 sP Il u. co,
RICHHoSD 18th Iantury, 1856
ITUf POTOMAC ROUTE AGAIN OPEN |
lAaa f:s ss. i: .a.
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SCALES.
VIZ TAREHOUSE SCALES.
n NJ SMITH 4 co, GENERAL AGENTS
For tho -ala Of
HOWEa PREMIUM STANDARD SCALES.

We ask hs attention Of builders and uwn"f, Ul ware
houses to ample, of these scales evhihilIO ia our
sai,r.oIns Wa gnaranieu ihain 10 be
EQUAL ~ ACCURACY,
SUPERIOR - DURABILITY,
MuRE SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTION.
THAN ANY OTHER SCALES IS THE MARREf.
la competition with Fab1nk'- Scal"-, " has been
aYain aud again victorious The Howe and the FAIR
bank, ara boil made la Vermont Al tho state ii u
that Siais the HOwu has, aftor repeated ani aoyeT1
trills been pronounced tbs bsst. W1 r,I.. I" tho m
1iii reports: .. -. .
Yrrnonl State Fair, isrsmbai' Is 1877 H-firat Pro.
Inum Ia John HoWo Jr Second Premium io T. d !
Fairbanks
Vermont state Fair September 18th, lsts Dipoh,a 10
John Howe ia
Tmilrl state. Fair. Richmond Virs sinia .s"her, I,i
Fil.t Premium {" Howe scales.
We ain tu place thr How" sales in petition with
other patterns much possible" that may sand by
its Ii"ft-.
W. place tho bui:MANT SGALES In warehouses y,
.ut own oh luou AMI Leave thrIn r'.ply fnI u-'.
EVERY SCALES WARRANTED,
For information 4, 10 II'o, eaBaeiyI icFvris 81 pub
" is,"f - NO II MAIN sTpEET
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l1aa
TIE GREAT SHORT LINE

Via Frederick burg and Aqoa Greek, to Tho NORTH
and WEST, Is again open 10 the travelling pnbiic.
Trains leave IT y A NJ. and z. NJ. IS usual.
THROUGH TICKETS tD Alexandra, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York AID tho Wet.
SAMUEL RUTH
tnIsIf Sup-rniondcHt.
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IAMES RIVER. LINE .a2n01 Il
o ,:sySruKE.
NORFOLK AND RICHMOND STEAMERS.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL, AND
THE ADAMS, HAGNDEN AND
NATIONAL EXPRESS.


The Steamer NJ MARTIN, Captain LIVINGSTON,
Steamer cry ur RICHMOND. Captain sTRASAHAS,
Leave IIaskins 4 EriIrfori'. wharf
EVERY MORNING tSnndays excepted At HALF PAST
SIX GcLUCk, connecting at Norfolk with The
THOMAS KEISu GEORGE LEARY,
CAPTAIN RrssgtL Captain BLAKHHAs,
c,sI,ia AnELA,DE, &iDtsx cDrtlIA SlGhATTE IasDrs;
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
For further inforrn,tion apply Al the "nie" on the
wharf rormerly occupied Icy the Old Lin" sicarnera
Proigh received irom too T.. NJ
Il. o. IIASHlSS
....... ouc. al Rockets.
D. Is. BRIDGFORD,
Office at BrLl.f Myers, on the Dock,
Eotwcen Fife, lith and Seventeenth streets.
All FRElGnTs for points on the river MUST BE
PREPAID HAsEINs 4 BRIDGfoGD,
novsa-r General Agents James River Line.
OrFI'r OF
WELLS, FARGo CO.,
NEW YogG AND CALIFORNIA
EMPRESS AND EXCHANGE COMPANY,
SHIPPERS UF FREIGHT
Pacific COAST
WIN please take notice that havins been appointed
sRrlGnr AGENqs np TIE PACIFIC MAIL STEAM
SHIP COMPANY,
wn are prepared to receive Freight Tor
cAllFUENiA, OREGON, NEVADA,
WAsHIiGTvN TERRITORY,
SANDWICH ISLANDS
CENTRAL AMERICA,
WESTERN COAST OF SOUTH AMERICA.
For ratios apply nt onr oalca Nc. 81 Broadway, OF
ia lsht olics on dock foot Of Canal sireot -,
steamers will sail lst lltb aud 2lst "f each month
those dates falling on SUNDAY, on preceding sATUk-
BAY. ,,... -, a, =. =, -, ~, -. =,
FREiGnr MUST Eg DELIVERED ON DOCK FOOT
uP CANAL STREET.
g,l. .f L,ding viii be issued 4; No. 81 Broadway.
oar usual Package Express will be sent by each
steamer AND WILL CLOSE al 10 A. M ON sAlLlhO
DAY.
ien,s oG our p-tOwn stOmars letter bag Will be
iep st the Metropolitan Hotel a"d on the dock fool oi
,"nr FRAMED ENVELOPES will bs on sale at the
otica the Hotel and at our "hees' No 81 Broadway
and Canal street dock. -. - . -
An letters sent through Us MUST BE iN "oN EhN
MENT ENVELOPES.
sight Exchange on San Francisco for sale.
Tsl.sraphie transfers Of money made to all points
reached by ths wires Oh West Coast.
California Coupons bought al best rates.
novs--Cm WELLS, FARGO CO.
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FoR NEW foNA: ' IL. 2
ATLANTIC COAST S@1-N1A@ :
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The splendid now sido-wlcel stesmshiis
IiATTEIAS, ....
LRwIs PAREIsu, cornmlndsri
bLBEMARLE,
E,uENE Inmln.nlsr:


HATTEEAS, ......
LRwIs PAREIsu, Commander
SLBEMARLE.
r. n. 4. BnURSK. Commander:
Leave Richmond eyary TUESDAY and SATURDAY. .
Fa4va New York WEDNESDAY anl SATURDAY
' The steamship ALBEMARLB, Captain Bourn VIII
leave here, from TIA" wharf at h"ck',s' g" SA'o"-
PAY, 10th February, at II O'Clock, A. ii
These ship, are entrdly now, and were built ex-
pTsssly for tn route.
Thov have splendid saloons and slatorOoIns, and thu
fare mO.lainns and attention Al" unsurpassed
Passage meals and .data rooms included, 40
Goods shipped by this line arc landed regularly al
New York, tho Company c"N"r"d Pi"r, within
forty ght hours.
Shippers invited to notice that the great damage
and loss by handling and exposure from frequent re
shipping .is Uu other lines, i. avuiiud by this i"Hi".
Fruiehts fnr points bcL"nd New York Will be Tor
warIod with Iilch aud charge made, except AZ
tual expenses Incurred. ~ ,
Those ships discharge cargo In New York at Pier No
&C. North River aud The CoInpanys steamers for VIII
inington N. e Charloston Savannah, Mobile aud New
Orleans leave from the saline pier. Goods Tor these
points can bu transferred .Apunhe or exposure
Insurance g. v.y low by these ships, and the economy
in time insurance and condition in which goods ara d"-
ivrrrd maxi this the cheapest r"nt" from Eirgimia
Insurance effected at f"s 4 ratca hen ordered
.. AGENTS: A..
Livinrai.m, Fox & e.. lil broadway, Ne" York
samuel Ayr.s y Co. Richmond Va.
Calwcil y Dmnu, Ciy POM aud P"i't-burg.
s. &. Elliott Nuif5lE, Va.
For freight passage. apply I" .t.... ....
SAMuEL ANRES 60. Agents,
NJ OhlcA corner # Clip AMI virginia stTeDl-i opPo-
1T. the Tobacco Exchange.
nuy2U- II
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STEAMBOATS,, &c.
DACTFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
L COMPANY's TROUGH LINE i616
o. TO CALIFORNIA, AG
AMI CARRYING rng UNITED srArEs NAIL.


LEAVE PIER No. 49, NORTH RIVER foot OF Canal
ilreat ut L. o'clock noon un tho ls Ilt .ud 2lst of
ovory month toxeept when thee dat. iI on sunday,
and then on the preceding sautjsyI Tor AsPISwALL,
eonnoriing, via Psu.Aa Railway, with ono of iha
Company Steam hips from ranlmt for fAN ~ Az
CISCO tonchihg a. AfAPUbp.
. ...i.I FEgRUAEY
Iat.-IIRxaV CHAFNcRY, Captain drIy. eonn,cl,ns
with tho CoLoRiDO, Capt. Watti'rs.
lo.h-- AfLASTIc, CAPTAIN Aaury, c"nGoeiins Wub
the Sr'gHgNfu. fi,itin civer'y.
2I,l-NEw YoKk, Captain n"rner, connecting witb.
ChNsrirurIoS, Cartain farnswVflh. ...
Departures OF LIST aud .Ist oonneet at Panama with
ttolinr for S"UTH PiCiFI" PJIs Those ii l-i tOn'
at AASZANILLo. r
rHgoUan Pts-tGR RAYS ~ 'rGGEAef:
Fir. fD' "a
Second ''lh" ....'s...... I'' W
St"risc i'' ~
discount of ".f QUARTER f.,n -"iin.l Iifrs al
u,.ss "a Ia ,Jrond calm aud sIcuTl-s passengers ~ih
flmiii,s. Also, AN allow 81 uNL vr'EttK on
through rStr# to ci"rf ya'h ahi thor familt.s, aud
,.hooi teachers; s"ld',r hr'in; h"nUraho d"'h'rSo
uAIF fAgE.
ono Itnndrnd Pounds BaassaEb allowed each adult
Ba"glg, master. aSr"Gpiuy hLsst." ihr'UGh Ini At
(, nj to ladici 4l Children i"ni Inal" prot. 'i"rs
Baggage receive Cd IN he j,rE the day l'I"u aiiiius
(, on 1h, r,irn,ls. ani passengers who prefer
To soud down ,iaIiy-.. . 70 H... I-..
An uApuTiuncvd ,oon On board. Meicin" and st-
tendance froe. i''
4 Steamer will be placed ILo line January l,L
lsJG, to run "m New orltLn. 10 hsptuW all, via Hh
iina. H
For Passage Ti.LsI- furthor Information, apply At
tho dom pli,ys Ticket OitA, J the wht & II Il Ctm
suy,t, North River, New York. ... ..
d.c2--3m r ". O. BELLOWS, Agent.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c

DECENT WORKS.
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THEWORLD, and tho BATTLE OF ARMAGEDDoN.
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CHRONICLES OF TliE sCnoN BERG GOTTA FAMILY.
A new supply. 81 -.
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The subscribers havO latoly made valuable al
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COAL MERCHANTS.
HATS, CAPS, &c.

IOHN DOOLEY, III
81 UNDER THE SPUTswoOD HOTRL, -
RICHMOND, VA,
Invites tho attention OF his customers and the
public to his large stock "f HATS, CAPS and LADIES
FURS H. has In consequence "f tho great scarcity
MONEY! reduced his prices considerably on Hats and
CAPS and I, selling the IIies furs at cost L. c"-- o''
his stock which il very large, and contains some beau
uful CAPES HALF-cAPES and MUFFS.
lie T. gnttihg th. bautih!i DERBY HAT, FOR Is
dies whch vi Gno quality and at very moderate
orir.s jan2Gf
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DAGUERREAN GALLERIES.

HOME AGhlN.--FOr seven months past |
have had no business, having lost my gallery and
nearly my All by th great hIe the 3d Of April.
have thJ pleasure NOW o aBn"npc" To my HIrnd- and
the public that IraN. mon" GALLERY, locast
on the corner u Ninth and Main sire"tH, with an
TRANCE Main lfhr,urL W u. Cooke, bcokstorel ard
also on Ninth street. I supplied with entr"i:
and the improved apparatus ais stock, and have
secured the ssTyi,"s Of r. JeH"noh Mnmo. =. 1" Tho
manor born" who has hAd over 1hsAn years' sNl"-
TienrS.
A. ia the past in the future proIniss my patrons
good and sat sItciOIy w"Tk
@ W. MlNSIS. Ph"to:Iaphist,
..el2T. Iy Corner Main and Ninth street,.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-21

New YORK, June 20.-The steamer
Arizona from sAspinwall, with San
Francisco dates to the Both May, has
arrived.
NEW York, June 20.-Advices
a0I4z 4 -I-SrT rc3 O oFuLssRUfUyzIyC zrzzrx
French West Indies to the 29th May
says that the sugar crop had an abund-
ant yield, but the supply on the mar
ket was likely to fall short, owing to
lack of hands to gather it in.
cholera among the colored population
that about fifteen thousand of the in
habitants had died of the disease on
the Island The city of Point Au
Prince was free from the disease when
the Susan Jane left. @A &4AG
The weather was warm and dry.
NEW YORK, June 20.-The Herald's s
Washington special says the reports
that President johnson gave the Fen
ian leaders assurance that they should
not be interfered with in their project
ed Canadian raid, is not true. The Gov
ernment never promised directly to
wink at any violation of our laws.
James Stephens has succeeded in
thoroughly reconstructing the Fenian
organization in Washington. The
meeting in Odd Fellows Hall this
evening, was attended by several hun
dred Centers and members of Circles.
Mr., Stephens spoke at great length,
and was listened to with the deepest
attention He concluded by repudi-
ating all connection directly or indi-
rectly with Roberts, Sweeney, or the
Senate, and denounced all men who
would endeavor to use the Irish peo-i
pie on this continent for any other
purpose than the liberation of Ire
land. The audience afterwards formed
in procession and escorted. the C. O.
r. to the Metropolitan Hotel,
where he was serenaded shorty before
midnight.
| Col. O'Byrne, who arrived in Wash
ington yesterday with resolutions on
the Fenian question, has been arrested
on a charge of obtaining money under
false pretences. He was examined
this morning before Judge Barnyhill,
when some amusing scenes Y took
| place. The case stands adjourned
until 10 o'clock tomorrow, a~
New York, June 20-The, Ari-
zona brings $9O0,OO0 in treasure.
The second race at Hoboken, yes
terday, was won by KnigRthood
against Richard; and the third race,
in two mile heats, for which there
were six entries, was won by Climax.
New YORK, June 2O.-The steamer
Arizona brings Panama dates of 18th
June. Everything was quiet on the
Isthmus The rainy season had thor
oughly set in. Late dates from the
interior had brought no important
news. Mosquera had arrived at the
capital, and was well received. ,iiGa
! News from Central and South
America is unimportant. Everything
on the South Coast had assumed a
pacific turn since the. Spanish feet
had left, and business was improving.
There was no news from Mexico.
New York, June 21.-The Tfb-
aae'S Montreal special says 1000 vol
unteers came in from the front, on
| Wednesday night The telegram as
serts that the Fenian prisoners will
4 be hung.
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SPEECH OF GOV. MORTON.
Great Meeting at the Capital.
LOYAL MEN I'M COUNCIL.
Intense Enthusiasm.


There was an immense gathering at
Masonic Hall, indianapolis, Or Tues
day evening last, to open the great
political campaign on the part of the
Union party of Indiana. The an
nouncement that Gov. MORTON was
to speak was sufficient of itself to
draw out an immense crowd; but the
outpouring far exceeded the expecta-
tions of the managers, rivalling any
of the mass meetings in the campaigns
of 1860 or 1854, Minute guns were
fired before sunset, and twilight had
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-21
FROM sLOuISYILLE.

LOUISVILLE, June 19.---In the Uni
ted States Court, case of Isham Hem
derson, Judge Ballard discharged the
defendant, thus relieving him of all
military control. @ 90 y. .9 ,..l,i,. NJ ...a,., M
The ceunterfeiters Of fractional cur
reney have been sentenced to the pen
itentary for fifteen years; two others
for seven years, and ten months. each.
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FROM sT. LOUIS, I

N ST. LOUIS, June 20 Clothing store
of Mayer, Friedman & Co, Fourth
Street, between Locust and Vine, and
millinery rooms on the second floor,
were destroyed by fire this morning,
Loss, $4,000 Insured in Eastern
offices. l1s3.s.@ .sf lar So 9lls aailisr
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FROM CHICAGO (

CHICAGO, june 2O.-Buildings and
machinery Of the Chicago Rolling
Mill Company were destroyed by fire
last night. Loss, 100000. Insured
for $40, 900. ...o l.ts4s ,5I at, ia,l7 slrf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-21

BUFFALO. June 20.-Tbe Annual
Conference Tof the Western Unitarian
CA1.cA begins here to 1ay. ABOUT
$50 members have arrived, and by to-
morrow as many as $50 delegates will
have arrived. Conference lasts Eve
days.g1 ~g5fsH noiifnahgUs hsfi fIfit
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The next campaign will be one Of
the mostimportant which the people
of Indiana have ever fought against
prescription, and error, and wrong
Now, if ever, must the fruits of the
terrible war which we have suffered,
be secured beyond a peradventure.
The grave responsibilities growing out
of the situation are felt and appreci-
ated by all the people. In order that
they may be prepared to act under
standingly, there is a necessity for
cheap and rapid means of informing
themselves of the rapid events trans
piring from day to day in the political
world. 1t is with the design of doing
all in our power to meet this want that
we now propose to issue