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- Cs,s.si Mssry MswSsn Nd.

Under orders from General Thomas that ali eooref
troops kentaoky b. tsbsnded the Twefth heavy ar.
tcy and One Hundred and Nneteenth colored infantry
have been mustsrcd out Of service.
Colonel Henry Howiand, q the onanermasters De
parsmsnt vas thrown from . buggy this afternoon,
breaking his collar bone and arm
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d. .isasssr to the Brig Isasea.

The brig Henry Gilbert. from Bcnarc, rspor,s Narrh
~, latitude as, longitude 81, fell In with ship Ida LILY
from Mobile for Liverpool and took from her csptait
Red end two occr. and The cook Of the brr Itasca
Of Boston, from Portland for Cienfusgos and brought
them 10 this port The fasca having sprung alsak
become warfioGEed. abandoned on the 1slh. Tie
rsss Of her remained board the ship.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

Senate.
ALBANY, April o, 1896.
PASSED.
To amend the Insurance Department act.
To amend the charter Of the United States Accidental
Insurance Company OF Syracuse
To incorporate the New York Women's Medical Col
lege
To incorporate the Cortland Savings Bank
To prov de for laying out a road In Newtown,
Queens county.
In relation to serving process In the New York city
district courts.
To incorporate the Harlem River and Port Chester
Railroad Company.
RESOLUTIONS
Mr.. T. MURPHy moved TO make the bill for refunding
the taxes Of 1888 and 1864 banks and insu
rance companies In New York the special order for
To- morrow evening" which was agreed TO-
BILLS ADVANCED READING.
For the relief OF Colonel Edward Jardne.
To incorporate the Poughkecpse and Eastern Railroad
Company.
To facilitate the construction Of the skeneaelcs Rail
road
For railroad from Glens Falls 10 the Saratoga and
Whitehall Itailroad.
Adjourned.
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The sales Today Thursday are estimated at S,UOO
bales the market closing hrmer The stock import by
actual count sos bales beng 1000 bales
above the esmates), OF which 207, 900 American
Breadstuns dull. Provisions quiet, but steady,
except lard, which Is still declining
March 80 being Good Friday all the markets will be
closed, both in Liverpool and at London until Monday,
April q
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Ns. HsTr-. conn tFrs -
-. ,-......t -..,y y h.fs rst ~ % faANT
NJ 80 ,.ss,s ts D.. $3.50 iaarst
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Erie shares. s54 S5x. Illinois Central shares, soH

Erie shares. 66k 554. Illinois Central shares, soh
SOsx.
THE PARIS BoURsE.
PARIS, March 2s, 1850.
The Bourse is quiet Rentes closed at 6sf. SIC.
THE LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March 27, 1S6d
CorroS-Advices from America had depressing effect
on the market, and prices reccded farthing per
pound Sales on the 27th 900 bales Of which 500 were
for speculation and export.
LONDON MARKETS
LONDON March 27, 1850
Sugar dull and 3d. lower than on Friday Coffee firm.
Teas-Fair rates. Hemp nrmer Tallow dull Linseed
Oil, Ais 3D. Petroleum, a. Nd
MANCHESTER MARKET.
The market for goods and yarns is dull, with down
ward tendency.
THE LATEST.
IIvgRrooI, March 90 1s06
CoTToNThe Brokers' Circular reports the sales OF the
week five days. ut 38, 900 bales OF which $50
taken by specuAtors, and 5000 by exporters The
kct has been heavy and prices Nd Ad. lower for
American, and I'd Id lower for other descriptions
The authorized quotations are
Fair. Aiddlin0
Orleans
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Great Drttafn.


The Tab>pda kofosa', of Madrid announces that the
Minister of fBsnce has recommended the Marquis ~
pucco candidate for dccorshp Of the projected
Credit Foncier establishment
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THE FENIANs.

Head Centre stePhens' Preparations for
the Biow-The Fenian Armament In
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-06-09
The Farmers Companion.

j. NJ. GLEICHMAN.
Offers his improved STUMP EXTRACTOR to
the public This Machine is one of the
most useful to farmers now in use, and is
designed for three important purposes: 1st,
10 extract Td St1mPs; "a, TO haul saw Lqqgs;
durable, simple and cheap. Two men can
work it.
Farmers who wish their fields and mead
ows clean of Stumps will find it to their
interest to get one of these Machines. For
particulars apply to
-. NJ GLEICHMAN.
No. SO Main Street, opposite Court House,
marl4-3md&W Evansville, Ind.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
LOCAL NOTICES.

A New Misunderstanding con-
tributes more to the prosperity of a
young growing city than its manufac-
turtles. And every additional enter
prise of this kind producing at home
such goods as is daily needed by our
community, contributes it's share to-
wards our own convenience and COM
forts and furnishes attractions to the
trade of the surrounding country.
We are induced to make these re-
marks by examining samples of
Ladies and Misses shoes manufac-
tured by I. w. Turner, one of our
enterprising retail shoe dealers, who,
during the last four weeks, has con-
nected with his business facilities for
making to measure Ladies fine shoes
of all kinds. Without intending any
unfavorable. reference to- what may
have been done before in this direc-
ton, we believe that an important de-
mand which has exhausted in our
community for some time, is being
amply provided for in Mr.. Turner S
new enterprise, and that the ladies,
who are ever watchful for the new,
the beautiful, and the useful, will drop
in often to see his work. ~, 2td
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E The Government has been seiz-
ing Fenian arms and arresting Fenian
leaders, recently, on the way to Irish
Glory and Independence The way
to a different and more practical con
quest is now open to every adventu-
rous spirit, whether Fenian or other
wise. Less money will buy more
Clothing, ready made or made to or
der, and Furnishing Goods, at j r.
Lotspeich's, than can be bought at
any house in the city. Entire Suits,
all wool cassimeres, as low as So. All
goods marked down for thirty days,
Notwithstanding the recent advance in
gold and merchandise of every des-
cription, East
Don't forget No. 3 First Street.
Junes9 If. o2 hne
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STATIONS WASHING CoMPoUND-

STANToN'ss WASHING COMPOUND
Is cheaper than soap. A ten cent
package, if the directions are followed,
will do more washing than three
pounds of hard soap Is better than
washing soda, because it does not in
juire the clothes, and softens the hard
est water. Is preferable to concen-
trated I've, because it makes soap in
one minute. To make soap at a cost
of half cent per pound, take ten
cent package and half pound of hard
soap, boil together one minute in three
gallons Of water, and you will have a
bucket and half of soap unequalled
for scrubbing, cleaning pants, etc.
To wash clothes read directions
around each cake, and you will do it
with half the labor and one-third the
cost of ordinary soap. -, som
Clothes but little soiled only need
to be soaked over night, saving the
expense of boiling, etc.
June 9 1t
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ADDITIONAL River ITEMS.

f CINCINNATI, noon, June S.-River risen
one foot. Weather clear. THERMOMETERS,
IS deg.
i The only arrival after our afternoon re-
port closed yesterday was the Mary Ament,
which came in at six o'clock with fine
trip of freight and crowd of people, in
Guiding two excursion parties from Haws-
vile and Lewisport; the Emperor from
Nashville, and the Amazon from New Or
leans. Webb left late last night,
with an immense trip. The Superior
managed to get right nice trip, notwith-
standing the prospect seemed rather
gloomy at noon ,........The Emperor came in
from Nashville at eight o'clock, and the
Amazon from New Orleans, both with fair
trips, for Cincinnati. Captain Terry and
Billy Voris, of the Emperor, were in fine
spirits, having had successful voyage, a
nice set of people, and lots of fun on the
trip.....-..At Harpeth Shoals, Captain Terry
hailed the Ollie Sullivan and asked what
she would charge to tighten her over, Ten
dollars an hour" was the reply; "Ain't
that rather steep?" inquired Capt. Terry
g If you want me say so. for Use gwine on, -
came ringing back across the wave; Capt.
T. wanted him. The Emperor took one
hundred barrels of -four from Cox Hum
phrey, for Cincinnati ...........The Crescent
City Silver Band gave handsome seren-
ade to the great -Tarascon last night, and
were most elegantly entertained by Capt
Lusk and his coadjutors.
Some interesting correspondence will be
found on ourseeond page this morning.
| CARD,
| On BOARD THE TARAsCoN,
June Sth, 1866. :
/ Editors Journal:
| We, the members of the Indiana sabbath
| School Convention from the First District
| of Indiana, do hereby tender to the Louis
| vile, Evansville and Henderson Mai
| Line, and especially to the officers of the
1 J.T. Met 'onnbs and Tarascon, our most sin
| and hoSpitable entertainment extended tC
| us during our recent excursion to New Al
| bany, Indiana, and we heartily commend
this Line TO the travelling public:
/ w. w. Blair, Princeton, Indiana; Mrs.
| w. Carpenter, Evansville, Indiana; H
| Gregory, Indianapolis; s. s. Merrill
| Princeton, Indiana; j. H. Clippinger
| Princeton Indiana; Mrs. Geo. F.Simonson
| Princeton, Indiana; Miss Nan. j y Mexam
| Princeton, Indiana; Miss MOllie Montgom
| cry, Petersburgh, Indiana; Miss Molli
Brownlee, Princeton, Indiana; Miss Salli
Archer, Princeton, Indiana; Miss Armand;
| Howe, Princeton, Indiana; Miss Ann;
Small, Princeton, Indiana; Aaron Turner
| Evansville; Mrs. G.. Clement, Evansville
j. b. Rucker, (passenger), Evansville; Geo
| F. PentecOSt, Pastor First Baptist Church
Evansville; Chas. j Payne, First Baptist
4 Jacob Miller, Evansville; Miss NJ. w. 81
I monSon, (passenger), New Albany, Ind.
| S. n. Curnick, Evansville, Indiana; Geo
J SimonSon, Princeton, Indiana.
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THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JoURNAL SATURDAY. JUNE 1855

BULK MEATS-Firmer; more buyers than
sellers, at the quotations last given Shout
ders are held at 1870, with q good demand
at I3c; Sides. are held at I514c, with sales of
1000 lbs at 16c in the morning; Clear Sides,
17c. gGi
BACON-Firnn; Shoulders are held at l4s4c,
and Clear Sides at l91]c. TGg8a IEe
GoLD-l40. ~
saint Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, June s.
FLoUR-Buoyant,
WHEAT-Stiffa and unchanged. y
CoRN-Buoyant and better; 67@SOc.
OATS-Lower; 400d43. 'H
PORK, Bacon, Lard and Whisky are I'M
changed.
New Orleans Markets. A-
NEW ORLEANS, June s. :
COTToN-Stif, and sales 22U0 bales; low
Middling at 35936c; day receipts S4S bales;
weeks receipts 5,25S bales against 4.6l2; ex-
ports q ,724 bales; stock ia, LIB bales.
-SUGAR-Fine 140l412c.
CoFFEE-Wee sales $50; Prime zoe.
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Now YORK. Market.

New York Market.
NEW YORK, June s.
CoTToN-Unchanged 3S@4Oc for middlfng
chiefly.
FLoUR-Dulla and heavy, at 15@25c lower
for common grades; 81 SO9S 30 for Extra
state; S9@9 so for Extra Round Hoop Ohio ];
$l0(aI3 for good brands; closing heavy 3
WHISKY-Quiet at % 1892 q.
WHEATON, common grades heavy, and
nominally &c lower; White firmer; parcels
are scarce and very firm.
RYEFirmer; 9S@99c for Western.
BARLEY-Dull.
BARLEY MALT-DulI.
OATs-1S72c lower; 57@SSe, while old are
very scarce and advancing. go
SUGAR-Moderatly active.
PETRoLEUM-Dull at 4I@42 for refined
PoRK-Opened lower, but closed more
firmly at so 5O@30 so for New Mess; closing
at $50 Sc; $50 25@2g so for old prime
LARD-Dull and heavy at 19Gz12c.
BUTTER-Dun and lower at 294c for
Ohio. z
/ MoNEY-Easy and quiet at per cent.
STERLING-DuIl at 81 095s@1 101a for first
GoLD-Irregular, unsettled and decided
| " lower; opening at 81 403E; advancing to
81 413a and closing at 81 SO.
GovERNAIENTS-Dull.
SToCKs-Steady.s
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, June 8.
FLoUR-Dull and prices nominal; buyers
contend for decline of 25c.
WHEAT-Dull, but prices unchanged. tx
| ira Spring sold at 2 20; No. Minnesota
! Red is held at 40. te-
CORN-Steady at 60662c. = Ttffs
| RYE-Firm at 90@95c.
OATS-Irregular and prices nominal; NO.
could not have been sold at over 45c. Re-
ceipts, during the last "a hours, are 1900
| bushels.
WHIsKY-Easier at 25c in bond.
] MESS PoRK-Quiet at 81 O0@3l p.
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Notice.

To the Stockholders of the Wander
burgh County Agricultural and Hor7
ticNlt,aal Land Association - 3
You have been notified by letter to
meet at the Court House, Saturday,
June 9th, at p o'clock, P NJ. I'm
portant matters are to be considered
Let all attend.
jun8d2t. P. HoRNBRooK, Sec'y.
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D@ He who would rise in II

world must go up in a balloon. He
who would save money must buy his
groceries at the New York Grocery.
He who would have some choice Ma
pie Syrup should go to the New York
Grocery this Morning and get some
that has just been received from the
maple sugar country in New York.
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\ II : II II n n : - 2 y 2 -
Cor. Locust and Water SITS.

SoAP.-I will sell the best quality of
Hard Rosin Soap at 81 cents, and
German Soap at 103 cents. cash, by
the box. PH. DECKER.
Ofice-Third Street, bet. Sycamore
and Vine. may3l- I'm
(C6arfer, copy sA as .rCE
For RENT desirable business
room on First Street, near Main. En-
quire of Hollingsworth BrosnL So : B
[Courier and Union copy | week
daily and send bill to this Office
Ice CREAM.-The best Ice Cream
and Soda Water to be had at II. Her
mans Confectionery. my19tf
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pg= At No. 81 Main street a large
assortment of Glazed and Plain Col
lars; also Lisle Thread, Under Shirts
and Hosiery Everything for sale in
the Clothing and Furnishing Goods
line. HAwLEY & SMITH.
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RE We have just received, by
Adams Express, handsome assort-
ment of Organdie and Jaconet Lawns,
Also Sea Side and new style japanese
Shutdown Hats, and other Millinery
Goods. VIM. HUGHES q Son,
ie6-tf 56 Main St. cor. Second.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
WwYEHAvE JUsTRECEIVED SOME

w of the best PIANOS ever brought to
this city. including the manufacture OF
Bradbury, Emerson, Hintz and Schraidt,
and 2ryOn and Allen and Jewett. Are also
the EXCLUSIVE AGENTS here for the
celebrated
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To OUR MERCHANTS. The atten-
ton Of the Merchants of this City, is
called to the fact that the =" STAR
UNION LINE now carries freight
as low as any of the ordinary freight
lines, and guarantees one days better
time.
f. II .EHRMAN, agent,
Nor Lnc1lst and Mater SIS
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Board of Ennalizatinn.

DOdIu VI ~ uol1IAdU1OH.
VNVHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
Il city of Evansville will meet as Board
of Equalization, at the City Council Cham
Der in said city, on Thursday, June 18th,
of equaIizing and correcting the assess
ments of real and personal property, and
will continue in session from day TO day
until said assessments are equal1Zed and
corrected.
All Taxpayers are requested to call pre-
vious to the adjournment of the Board and
examine their assessments.
By order OF the Council
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, May IS, 1866. june4 st
union copy.l
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The arrivals and departures up to Satur-
day afternoon include the Alice Dean,
Nemphis to Cincinnati; j. G. blackboard
and Emma No. 8, st. Louis to Cincinnati;
Ada Lyon, Nashville to Evansville; Ar
mazda; Cairo and return; Tarascon and
Mary Ament, to Louisville and return
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Yesterday they began their depredations
upon the Alice Dean, and for spite, set
some cotton on fire, which was fortunately
extinguished before much damage was
Deans men to quit work or take shelter
aboard the boat The col0red firemen re-
turned the stone throwing, and were beat,
ing the young maekerels, when some Irish
men interfered. Pilot ii ina. Carroll, seeing
second riot imminent, advi- ed Mates Me-
gary and Wilson to Withdraw the firemen,
which they prudently did. In throwing
the stones they broke two slky-lightS, the
stone entering the office, breaking a coal
oil lamp, which spilled the oil all over the
desk. Steamboatmen's patience is almost
exhausted, and some of these young rascals
will be shot before long. or II .fess frsZeI Z
The citizens of Cave-in-Rock presented
Capt. J.sV .Throop, of the Evansville packet
Armada, with a hat and music-box. We
would like to have some generous person
we need them very much. We will accept
OF anything except Willie Hays waterfall.
Memphis Bulletin.
Or Willie Hays poetry, which is heavier
than his waterfall. ri wv eago8tt m
q NEW ORLEANs.-The Times of the 18th
says:
The weather yesterday was, unlike its
predecessor, dark and cloudy from the
early hours of morning until noon, when
a heavy shower. of rain fell, after viii n
the balance of the day was pleasant
enough. sf g9I sEg aIffH ~
There was no business transacted on the
landing yesterday, from the fact that it
was the Sabbath, and the IeVee labOrerS
have suddenly found cut that "on the
seventh day thou shalt rest,'' and accord
ingly refuse to labor on Sunday. This was
advance into the future time works won
drous things in its way. i--iR ~ -
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.aaN j.. M. 0LE1CHhAR.
Offers his improved STUMP ExTRACToR TO
the public. This Machine In one Of the
most useful to farmers now In use, and Is
designed for three Important purposes: Lat.
To extract Stunps: "a, To haul Saw Logs;
Sd, TO raise and haul large Rocks. Its
durable. simple and cheap. Two men can
work 1t.
Farmers who wish their flelds and mead
wwB clean OF Stamps will And tt 30 their
interest TO rot one OF these Machines. For
particulars apply 20
no. 90 Main street, opPosita Court House,
marl4-smdAw Evansville. Ind.
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od, ii .s.asga b. a3iigmesea So ,yai
i9ibaoY b9nrDi5I trgj aa5 .asee aass
gg ,oa 10
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Among the first boats due are the Emma
Floyd, for Nashville; Nightingale, Emper-
or and New York, for st. Louis; Clifton,
for Memphis; Mary Erwin for Arkansas
River; N. Longworth, Argosy and West
moreland, for New Orleans; American and
Madison from New Orleans; Sherman,
from St. Louis: Alice Dean, Darling, and
Liberty No 2, from Memphis; Superior,
from Cairo; Sam Orr, for PASSPORT. haaasas
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rAGnEN
iyerf tend to decline, which would beF
l,strfesrrnD,ed but for the late rains. Bus
sin eesRNFas active about the wharf yester-
day, with numerous departures. Weather
: A number of gentlemen, representing
sEenfy ,seeRmbonts, called upon Mayor
rhornas yesterday and made Known their
grievances In relation 10 the interference
an the strikers with steamboat crews. we
have reason to believe that the result dio
not entirely satisfy the deputatlon. Ene
gentlemen were advised by the Mayor 70
arm themselves with six-ShooEers ano uAc
them for their protection. xne LASs Lnhs
raptaim Brown OF the Alabama and other
= flfceYs who had provided themselves with
nigtols had been arrested BY the ponce,
Ias brouGht to the notice Of his AonoIs
hut hin response we did not learn.
Il Ia stated 30 M that there rs q strong oe-
Termination to hire blAcEm In prelerence 20
whites 60 do the lab0ring work o. ateams
h0meBs MmA that threats were m&@@ tn@% me
hlmrMG M0mld b. En0bhed. we learn tnat
Ahe Mayor promised TO have gtr0n8 1pTce
OF police ON the wharf to-day 20 preserve
A spssiaa TO the Clnoinnati cDrsaswesol
Th9 y On the levee . posse OF go1ns
= deVu Aown IS tbs Mackersl Brigade,
RAINY M ffoEn eight nfleen years o. sc.
Sc ! ia Z sssl ss s 81 81
Z ssiv naode OF procedure IN flrus 60 gather
4 WommG In whisky @R Ola barrel tap fe and
RNlDRMMmnm@lw0B t0 what they @@mlFms and
TAFfWMm m& 90 take On stand m& M 6kafmn@e
VA mole tha crew with stones.
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e25 RsWard.

- sdaf hoard S&& staAmDr EnpeEior, on
Thnf844y night hay 10th, Rs7OxD LEVER
WATCH and GRAIN, a II 4IR OF RANTA-
TOOWG and W1a In &renEf Acka The above
reward VIA no paid f0F 4M@ R@&mrm on She
watch, chain. and pnnemlmamm, and mo
nnmmkAome mmM@G1. G. ~. @mAMMEH,
rmMw11 A4Wi
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STEAMBOAT PRTNTING.

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
mens of Job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to, and
our JOB department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
in the United States. We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills I.ading, Cards, Deck and NJ Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Ticket 4 Labor,
&C, &C. Orders left with # of the
wharf-boats will be prompt tended to.
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TRANsPoRTATIoN.


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lno 81 81 'eiaaa
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ss,rssff.s.|I-. - fca
sn3sNssf tfra~ ara
ofa biafs 8 eyed FL, .eatf Eflaafs g aT.g
The UNION RAILROAD AND TRANS -
PORTATIONf COMPANYbvia Pennsylva- re
mia ALLENTOWN routel, Steubenyille, Ohio ~
and Indiana Central Railroads, has per-
feeted arrangements by which it can offer %
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. River and Wf ner.

Saturday reminded the dog days.
1t was clear. calm az e, a regular mid
summer day. The riyel was about station
airy until after noons when itcommenced
to decline slowly, 1t is falling at all points
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