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CTRAYED = HORSE From the sub
- scriber's residence, corner of First and
Oak Streets. Evansville, Ind, on the LIST of
September, a bright bay Horse, with full
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

The river commenced rising again at
o'clock yesterday, and there are every in
dications of a big river A...The additional
arrivals were the Curlew, Rockport to
Island Is, with three barges of coal for one
of the st. Louis and New Orleans lines of
steamers, and the Tarascon, Louisville and
return, with the finest packet trip of the
season. She was full of pas engers, both
ways. The Ada Lyon did not get off last
night, but will positively return to Green
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He expects the unrivalled soon 10 cleaye
the wave again. He left for Louisville last
night by the Tarascon, accompanied by
his accomplished and charming lady.
Captain Ed. is looking fine.
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RE-OPENING OF THE EMPORIUM OF
FAsHIoN.-Having just received fine
stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vest
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LOCAL NOTICES.

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MERCHANT TAILORING. =

MERCHANT TAILORING. - Gentle
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Chicago wheat Market.

On Saturday there was quite panic in
the wheat market, and No. spring wheat
fell from 81 OF down TO 81 90-a decline of l7c
per bushel. To show the fluctuations of
the market, we append table, showing
the range of prices paid daily for No. and
No. 2spring wheat during the week., s
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No. 5 South First Street.

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H@@ The General Committee of
Arrangements for the Reception of
Gov. Morton will meet at the Club
Room on Friday at o'clock AM.
All other Committees will be expected
to report to said General Committee
at that time. -
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CAR ID.

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At SCHLAEPFER'S you can find 61zD
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A large assortment of TUBE COE.CsRs
BRUSHES, DRYING OILS, PALLETS sma
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One secondhand OIL c1x, hoaaaur Q
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Cor. Main & Second
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PALMER'S COSMETIC LOTION SEzM
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Uphama's FRECRLE B1NLSHER.
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sep193t

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~ ,sHaa 9e 019k&@
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TIE WAR IN GERMANY.
The Prussians Advancing into Austrian Terri


The PYussians Advancing into Austrian iefri-
tory.
ENGAGEMENT WITH SAXON TROOPS.
PRAGUE June %.
The Prussians have passed across the Nights OIL
odm whore they had encounter with the Saxon troops
They have seized Il locomotives in Pauen.
THE PRUssIAS TRoOTs IN sAxoSY
PRAGUE, June %.
The Prusans have marched toward BOlenblcb but their
advance was arrested by the obstacles which lad been placed
in their line Of march, They left side the Saxon Fortress
Of Kongstcin.
PRAGUE June %
scackenau and Runbnrg have been occupied by the Prus
troops.
Trave ers state that the Prussan troops who occupied Ores
den have left small garrison that city and have proceeded
into lesia.
ENGAGEMENT II sIIEsIA--THE AUsTRIANs DEFEATED.
NEIssE June %.
Horilitos have been commenced by the Prussan army
corps Sesa Early yesterday morning three Prusan de-
achmenis were out to reconnoer tward Ihekmante
Fredbeg and Frewallen Tie last Of these deiaehmenis
between Bretenfur and sandhubcl upon Austan
regiment Of Hussars.
The Prussian needle gun very effective and enabled
the 10th Fuser Regiment to repase easily the charge OF the
Hussars.
The Austrians lost eight men killed and FIVE wounded
No casualties occurred on the Prussan side.
rRussIAN rRoors ENTERING noHFMIA.
PoDHxBAoH. june q.
The Prnssiaps WHO were threatening this yesterday
have suddenly withdraw Pna and have entered Bohemia
passne through Neasadt and SebniA They appear TO be
marching in the direction of sieia. Yesterday an unim-
portant srmis place between Austrian and rossian
patrol, near Friederclsham Pive PFlssilns were Killed.
and two Prussans and two horses were captured
znTAU. June q.
Tie army Of Prince Fyec, Ciel eos'sd he frontier into
Boleaia from Mis fon, today nttoai msei,aR he eHeag
MISE June a.
The Prusian troops under Prince Frederick Chale ar
rived at Reohenberg on the Bohemian frontier Yesterday
DTTEAT or PRUssIASs GALLicIA.
CR,cow June D.
The town Of Oswieuon Galca attacked yesterday
by battalion Of Prusssn infny and divisions ofeaNary
which rereated after loss Of eight killed and several
wounded.
No loss was incurred by the Austrans.
rRUsslAN ADVANCE INTO BOHEMIA.
BERLIN. June %.
TIE three decisions Of he Prassioa army commanded By the
Prince Roya Prince federc Charles and Gen. Hrrarth con-
time 10 adcGHcs into bohemia
Up to the present engagement has taken place
An ENGAGEMENT IL BOHEMIA.
BERLIN, June %
The following Official telegram has been received here;
"REicHrSBAcH. June o.
slirbt skrmsh has taken place between the Prussian
Magdeburg Regiment Hussas and Brandeuoug Dragons
and the Austrian Rldezk ard Lichtensten Hussars One
Prussian lieutenant Major Lech wounded The enemy
lost several prisoners"
The MoSTTEUR on THE PRUsIAN MOVEMENTS.
PARIS, June %, ls66-Eye ning.
The MoHitew Of this evening says
The advance OF the Prussans into Bohemia will have the
effect of preventing Gen Benedek from entering Sesia
That an engagement will shortly take place in Bohemia APP
pears inevitable In the skrmsh which took place the ed
reitenuhrt and Sandnbc the Prusans had the
advantage.
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The Movements OF Gnribaidi.

The Undergraduate contains the following respecting
the Girbad Which, true appear 70 be OF the
most extraordinary character;
Alter having occupied SOndro and Bormo in the Vltc
ma cleared The neck OF the Selyo which separates The
valley tho AIDA from the Upper Adge Having entered
the Austrian Tyrol, he did not however descend
tho AdCe toward Bolan in order TO strike Verona on
the flank By Trent and R0yeTedo be pushed forward
his advanced posts Glurns then crossing the noun
tans which DIVIDE the Adge and the Inn he descended
FiDstcruunz near the OF the Lower Eng dine From
FBsiCrmu un the events which have just taken lace on
Italian ground induce him to return TO ltay De may advance
Innsbruck and Satzbug into the Austrian Dnchles the
AT Milan they say that II IS ms Intention 10 push oi
Munich
Commenting on this inf0rmato the Iilgcndcuce adds:
We unable the utility Of the the o.her OF
these operations and they him to great distance
BIS operations wait FOR the ur her dey 2eut
from the enemy the real purpose Of me daring leader Oh
correspondent writes from Brescia tie 2lst: For
eight DAYS been pursuit Il Gcfbalf and INA II lc'
pos 10 up with him. Yesterday 40 Bcgano to-day
the border u Lake tardai throwing
the enemy scent; coming down upon them without
truce for TIE volunteers, without mercy for the Austans
No one cOnll m where be Is where be gong, not even
staff lie has with him single ade-de camp ana starts
NJ If day. He takes the volunteers by surprise
appearing amongst them IN the early mornngi ne nspec we
lines pushes them forward and never looks BEHIND mus pc
entered Naples in lsG whilst MS army was Two dnyS lcn
behind al the volunteers WHO 70 operate ID me interior
are assembled the e bank Of Lago d. GardL Inc
third regiment OF volunteers arrived this evening Dy ran
They are almost all of them young from 10 10 ~ wears OF
age gay confident m Of enthusiasm proud OF beng soldiers
Il Italy Of Ga1alli They have but one wach"0ld-
Forward The officers almost OF them the companions
# arbali former tines and arc veterans OF eic
ard 1919 legend about TO commence Garibald j. re-
ported have gOAc In the most opposite directions. PEI
son said 20 me Just He has goIe 70 Venice dont tea
any one; WIl be back % mOrrOw for Dis volunteers
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THE WAR IN ITALY.

PASSAGE og TIE MISCIO By TIE ITALIANS.
VINCE. Saturday
According 70 the announcements made by Austrian
oupos,s e Italian eymy pa,,td Mreio b morning
GoHo ma are advancing slowly to Roverbclla.
Gouo Saturday.
The Italian army crossed Mineo to-day. without meet
Ing sny resistance from the Austrians.
RrIREAr oF THE ArsrRrASs--THE ITALIANS ADVANCING
TOWARD PEs HlERA.
VERONA Saiurday-l0 T. Ne
At clock this afternoon the Austrian Pun Brigade
reached the outlying forts Of Verona without loss.
having been pushed by greatly 5see OF Italian
cavalry Which, however did not charge.
The Italians advancing upon both sides Of the Mnco
ward Pechra repued by short cannonade from the
outer Of that stronghold
judging from the preparations upon the Lower Po Caldni
will throw bridges across to night near Polesella.
Grea, Battle n, Cu.tozza Rspuise Of the
Eiaiinns.
VERONA, sunday. p
re bq 1as been ia progress The morning ddreeH he
| Italians and AasyieHs
Bob sqg.ortAe Italian army hare already been ypnlsed
The battle stIl continues
BlEsr Sunday.
The Austrans have occupied the nights Of the Stelvo
TUE ITALIAN DISPATCHES.
ITALIAN HEApQuARrHns- Sunday Evening
desDyae Engagement has, 4 taken place in front Of perOaa
ia4 aos tie rloe dqy Tie F6s A@y CoP rhiea Sa' ia
ts4ded 70 occupy positions 5S Pesesa and VoOHG. did not
sncceed in he aiad.
Tile S,eoad and Tii,d Army Corps unable drD ne
Fi,st Corr. from the assault had sasau ogaias
ptetning force
The two latter corps almost intact.
BREs IA, Monlay.
The First italian Army Corps attacked the Austrian positions
near Pescliera yesterday.
The Cras DuisiOn suffered sery l,ary losses Gen. Ceralc
vas wounded. - -'--~~ '''
Tie easa9emsni ras prolone aud the dr result not nm
rora the Italian Corps having maintained their positions
Prime. Auodea, mas .isGg souadsd and has arrived at
Brescla.
MILAN, Monday.
An hu,an daehnsa, has desceadd from hs iStsico Pass
and occupied Bornsi0 in Lombordy last High.
OFFICIAL AUSTRIAN DISPATCH.
AUSTRIAN HEADov ARIERs Sunday.
The Arhdake Abrecb has arded heoOwog dispatch
20 the Emperori
"the Austrian army while advancing toward the Mincio
was attacked to-day By the forces under the command Of King
Victor Emanuel Our army carried MoaUHfO by as'aah and
Cusio1.d at The clos. o(tls engagement at 5 p m.
Our forces fook sra cannon aud many pT'oH@' ana De-
hared with extraordinary yalor and endurance.
IN. King eaploysd Ia s attack The ree eOrp' Of the army
nsMiaeo and he rssUrs.
"Prres Amadeus and mapy Generals were wounded The
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Movements OF the Federal Army.

FRANKFORT June -.
Yesterday the Federal troops occupied Giessen.
The traffic on the railway between that aud wetar is
suspended
On Friday last 1900 wurtemburgeu. Bavarians and
Hessians assembled here
LEPsIc. June o.
strong body prussan troops have passing through
the yesterday Their destination is unknown, but
il is supposed they viii operate against Hot.
JUNE "a.
The Bavaan Generals Prince Thurn arrived yes
teray evening at oL the and Bayarian frontier
The Bavarian troops have not yet come up.
MUNICH, June 25
Tho King e here today for the bea of the Bava
rian army.
CAPITULATIoY OF THE HANovERIAN ARMY
HANOVER June o.
The rumor current yesterday Of junction having been
effected between the Hanoveran and the Federal
have not been confirmed.
Major Jacob Of the Hanoveran army has arrived here
TO make for the capitalization Of the Hanoyeran
force. -
The eommanderinchief Of the Hanovean troops has de-
clared himself willing captuato to the Prusan troops
the Hanoyeran officers personally convinced that the
anoyeran army is completely shut in BY the superior num-
Der OF the Prussian troops.
The Prussians declared themselves ready 10 consent 10
these conditions.
1t is believed that the officers will be permitted to withdraw
with all the of together with their arms and
horses and that choice Of future residence VIII be e
TO the King and Crown Prince OF Hanover
" Wv s PARIS, June o.
The Monitew says;
THE Hanoyerans have succeeded In reaching the territory
Of Menngen after having eaded the different Pusan corps
by which they surrounded ,,..-.... r..o-
1t announced here that Hauoveran army has eyaied
near Wzenhausen the Prussans by whom surrounded
II is officially announced that two attempts have been made
BY the Hanoveran army break through the Prusan line
between Esnach and Gotha The second attempt which was
made nOw outstanding the truce agreed upon until NJ on
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the 95h instant repulsed by The h Regiment Of Psan
Infantry The Prussians sustained loss bni several Of the
Hanoyerians were wounded.
GOTTA. June 2.
stated on good authority that the negotiations ior tho
capaation Of Hanoyean have remained with0ps
result The King Hanover insisted fee passage for
lis troops into Bavaria to aid Austria against Iialg
BERLIN June n.
It again positively announced that the Hanoycdan
Is completely surrounded and that the attempts made ty some
detachmen escape been repulsei II is added that
the King Hanover has demanded "a hours for debetaon
conditions upon which his has been called aPon
TO capulate This demand has been granted although It Is
believed to been made in the expectation q receiving a
sistance from the BayaIian army.
1t considered improbable here that this expectation VIII
IA yod
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full policy and placed themselves in a position to pur.
Austria with gold that province when they WI
hardly ever wrest with Had price been put
the ransom Venetian brethren IT wonld certainly
have been cheap the cost every penny N laan purses OF
every masterpiece italian galleries. bot as II was
10 bs otherwise it may be well perhaps that the Italians
should have through this baptism OF blood Inc issue OF
the in Germany and the force OF European puDe opinion
may work ont in behafOf Venice that liberation N1cn as
would effected by Italian arms aiter seven
warke preparations. Ii must go hard with Tie lths
IT, whether in defeat victory they do not ma way where
they have shown 80 strong n will.
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ANOTHER SCENE II TIE LEGISLATURE

ANOTHER SCENE IL TIE LEGISLATURE
PARIS. June %.
The Coassuiouad Of this evening publishes article.
signed by NJ Bonce stating that Ia Belgium articles in.
citing to Of regcide continue to be published with
inexplcable impunty.
Eeenpg-Todsy in the Corps Legs.atif NJ Larao'rs re-
newed the attempt to discussion on foreign affair lie
declared that the Chamber ought MOI to separate without
pressing is desire for peace which he stated was n
terest Of France.
The President reminded NJ Laraoare that the Chamber bad
resolved discuss the question under present osan
stances
NJ Berger claimed his right and his duty TO dhea"s
question which France might DO called upon 70 interfere
lie added Now that exists reserve on tho part Of TINS
Chamber is no longer possible
Shouts were raised drowning the speakers voice. and ITO
matter terminated.
FRANCE AND THE GERMASIc CONFEDERATION.
The Noria DpomasqnG after noticing the circupstsnees
that Prusan declaration that me yer
manic Confderacy Is dissolved the representative Of fTnes
It'll contnues his official relations with the Diet pIosesss 70
sss Eixtu rage,
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MILITARY REVOLT IN sPAZN.

The steamship Saxonia from Southampton, on The
9th June arrived hcle yesterday with three days later
news from Europe.
The Marathon arrived Queenstown JrEe o. The Nova
Scotia arrived June s. The BTszian from NeWYoIk, the
Worcester from Baltimore and The Propons nom Philalel
rl.l arrived o: Liverpool juno %.
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Austria.
HUNGARY AND CROATIA.

HUNGARY AND CROATIA.
FLORENCE, Saturday Evening
The Florence journals publish adyces from fGne stating
that the war manifesto Of Emperor Of Austria has
duced very effect in Croatia aud Hungary 1t 10
marked that the Emperor only speaks Of the Germans Of the
Empire and does seek to interest the Scaves and
in the for which they nevertheless led
to shed their blood 1t added that sympathy for Italy be-
comes percepbe enough uneasness to tho
Austrian authorities
PEsrH Thursday.
The Hungarian Diet will shortly be prorogued fo- fev
months.
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NETWORK, MONDAY, July 9, 1866.

The battle yesterday is called by the Arehdukc the Battle
Of Custozza.
THE ITALIAN FLEET.
FLORENCE Monday.
The Italian feet left Tarento the 23d. Its destination is
unknown.
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enemy appears to have brought al his troops in succession
under FIRE."
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F-on n ula. Fora,nlo WOOD

N.rv York MAY 10. 1870.
Law. ..ed liz sar.,o.l Waie- end tc eacrcdnsly
lfI ,r. been boz iatit = rtinr the IMMORAL wfe's =
ssIs a. v- vears and ts tls Of tle beet T dc"'ei
''iie 'oaa" Ct ''e''''' % TIC '''' FERNANDO WOOD.
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Statement of Earl Russell and Mr.. Gladstone.
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VA5ni erov p e.. ifr 90. 1896
loHy Uryrr CD. $50. ID Part.fow. y y.
M nrtn SIN b. Won accept lrnkf Tor he c'e NJ Na
sfora eIr.- N.t. wrIrh ynu have kindly suf re NFNt
''''A WY "'' WILLIAM y. SEWARD
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FERNANDO WOOD.

Tf.U.r rs,srre UuooEs edoro Of tle y T. Frr-efs vs;
she sfrso1t 8 spring conas We believe Oh che oa qi
,rafe caihir tocs af-l ape i-
r,ou aif -onp ei constitutions ~ edl' eles Df
tis sy.'en rrs cert.tl. very lr'npi and eHii'o n'
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DIRECTIONS.

Corr. With riit bo, o 70 90 thirty min. o. a're break
500 .r ..i l.y While ODE system reg Zee &c. Us
rppsc7. e . cd very e'aii .'r.nt dc system ,n ~
- t.. ...' ..r c.. wifI.Hf luf'fr co .h'i
900 rt ar re..rl tic .-c tit-.c el 4-4 te
sfrir lr+ l.rr..eI
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Ir,rs iloTTL SsrsTcoA srnNcf NtY lf'
Drtr ~rt liners o YoHf. Icafou fu te ia' -t \ Hls
Nrirr ac ths' ifv g fIc i.'nl
believe ae superior qiluy aud cnfr N reg iI,uu
h. es.rt imposes ior w.i.l Yf .o"u it
80 t.. LELAND BROTHERS.
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GREAT POPULAR EXCITEMENT.
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N.x,ox v.ss,x esq Fdtor or The y. y. WoId rrys
A. susyss -sadoga Spring Neie hoss p 20 po'.
ss.ies d.ite eoa q ior TIE ffnon o. re- ll
water l. and Gets sDvsui and Tonic Aus ne"
SyIrF Waftr - prove very popular
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TIE MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN ENGLAND.
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u Hon VoR,cv GRFrIyY Editor n y. T. Ifibnns s'y'
sfesi be- the mner waefs 81 'ai't sh'
recommend q The safaiosaA sprns "HHmi" PeIs
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BrooKt.x. slay 10. lasL

.oHN ,. rFvHr ESQ Secfe.Iry
DEAH sIE esse ~ sersozs have dfsnk Of the waters
II al lie springs h -arstoga sud entire 1ipsusiy and ih
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ole wsr I users are too appreciated Were not
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From Gov seymogr

nrsn SIR have your saratosa Spring Ws'cf with
rh ID, thk viii prove of greet 10 the
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Resignation Of Ministers Accepted by the
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