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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-09-08

BUFFALO, Sept: THE Express pub
lishcd letter taken from Hamilton,
G. W., paper, which was said to have
been picked up in the streets of Ham
iltOn, containing limitations of n plot
to burn Buffalo, especially the eleva-
tors. 1t was stated some time ago that
plot existed to burn tho towns along
the American border. The whole thing
is thought to be n bosh.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 7.-Quite an ex-
citing debate took place at the Conven-
ton to-day on the address of the Com
mittee of the non-reconstructed States,
and on the resolutions of John Minor
Bolts. The calling of the ayes and NAYS
having been ordered, a scene OF excite
ment ensued. John Minor Bolts de-
minded division of the question, re-
quiring separate vote on the first por-
ton of the report, and another on the
latter portion in respect to manhood
suffrage. Twenty or thirty members
posed such division, and finally a
dozen others were also standing up.
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New York Money and stock Market.

NEW YORK. Sept. Z.
Money steady and unchanged. Sterling
Gold without decided change; opening Mt
1867; advancing TO l4GtH, declining 10 I15JE,
and closing ut 146.
coupons, 886; sos, coupons, OF 1854, 1857; do
1902 lll1; SOS OF 1862 registered, 10S13; 6S OF
1881, coupons, lllM.
State StOCks-TennesSee 6s 70, new.
FrelglItS 10 Liverpool dull.
Stocks higher; Rock Island 100; IteaIing Ia;
Michigan Southern 81: Fort Wayne l0lA; To-
lGdO, Wabash Il Western II, Il. 20; Western
Union Telegraph IS; MarIpOSn preferred 2S;
Quicksilver 5O16; Erie II.
Al lhe O'clock open board the following
were the principal sales: Ohio & Mississippi
certificates %; Rutland Marble 81; Quicksil-
yer sos; MaripoSa preferred 27JS; Western
Union Telegraph s.: Erie 7O55: Michigan
Southern SEt4; Reading ll41S: IIlinOIs Central,
ex. div, 1928; Cleveland & Pittsburgh $50;
Chicago and Northwestern 351S; Chicago and
Northwestern preferred u.s.; Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago, eX. dividend, 1917. Gold
ClOsefl nj laRE.
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Arrestc,I FOR Fnrrerv-

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 6.-John b. Banton
alias John Martin, was arrested for
passing 800 worthless check on J. b.
Crosby, for the tuition of young lady.
He had on his person n letter from Bal
timOre addressed to Mr.. Hardin, and IL
number of newspaper clippings detail
ing successful fOrgeries in New York,
StNunton, Vermont, Augusta, Ga, and
other places, which forgeries were COM
United by Hardin. He was committed
to iail,
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New YORK. September THE ship
Charles a. Farwell, owned by the
Union Navigation Company, took fire
this morning and was burned to the
waters edge, and sunk while lying at
pier SO, East River. She had full gem
eral cargo which was also consumed.
Loss $4,000 on the cargo.
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New ORLEANS, Sept. 7.-The Cover
nOr's proclamation ordering an election
on the Sd of September for members to
the Convention from the unrepresented
parishes, has been totally disregarded.
No election has been held.
The report of the Military Commits
sion on the riot has been forwarded to
Washington. The Commission, how
ever, remains undisbanded.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Union State
Convention of Kansas has unanimous
ly recommended the legislature TO sub
init tho question of striking the word
"white" from the State Constitution, to
tho people. Governor s. j. Crawford
was unanimously renOminated for
Governor, and Major N. Grim for
Lieutenant Governor.
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BuIEaIo Market.

BUFFALO, Sept. Z.
Flour unchanged; 10 25 No. Spring: IL q
all 30 amber winter; 10 25@I3 50 white XE
Wisconsin. Wheat-NO. Chicago new so.
COrn-No. mixed Illinois &c. Oats-NO. l
Chicago 3Bc. l3arley-Statc o. Rye nOml-
nal Mt zoe No Chicago; SIC No l Milwaukee.
Pork IS co. Lanl-CIty 2O%@2I. Whisky
nominal: Canal Freights-fO New York:
Whe4t l7c; corn l4c; oats DC. To Albany ::
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FoRrREss MONROE, Sept. 5.-Hon.
VIM. b. Reed, of Philadelphia, one OF
JEFF. Davis counsel, arrived here this
morning, and has been in close CONSUL
tation with his client all day.
The thermometer reached $50 in the
shade during the past four days.
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Oswcgo mnrIxet.

UsWEGO, Sept. I.
FIour-SteRdy, with n COOL demand !; sales
$40 Dbls mt 10 ~ for No. Spring; ~ 90 for
trade Is confined to the immediate wants OF
millerS. Sales, 900 bush amber Mt So Corn
Quiet; No. Illinois held Mt 72H73c, Olhcr
grain scarce and quotations nominal Canal
FreIghts-Dull; flour IOc. wheat lOc, and corn
SIC TO New York.
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HIS CELEBRATED
HIS CELEBRATED
Diptheria, Group, Quinsy and Pu-
trid and Common Sore Throat
Remedies

Are recommended for all sorts of colds, coughs
and bronchial affections, sore mouth and
throat OF infants; gathered breasts and cOnSti-
per bottle 81 so.
For sale by LOGAN, LIST 4 co.. and T. II.
LOGAN d CO., and MCLAIN BROTHERS
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PHILADELPHIA Sept.7.
Cotton quiet; middIing uplanCls BE; mid
ding Orleans 35c. Coffee quiet; Rio l0c, gold.
Sugar and MOlaSseS unchanged. Flour dull
and slow OF snle, but quotation unchanged.
Wheat quiet; red unchanged; white 81 9OGt3.
Corn quiet; yellow Ole mixed western SSmS9c.
Oats dull aud declining. Whisky unchanged.
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The upporstories of tho League House
arc seriously damaged. At 2 o'clock
the iiremen got control of the flames.
The lower pOrtien will DO saved. The
damage was mostly by water and tho
walls remained intact. The American
flag which was hOisted oyer the build
ing and tho Ellsworth flag which was
hanging from tho walls were saved by
tho hremen. Insurance will cover the
loss which will reached $4,000.
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Toledo Market.

IOLEDO, sept. I.
Flour dull. Wheat TO cts better; sales OF
new white Michigan mt So GO; amber Ito 90 ~
and new No. Illinois spring Mt 81 O0I@GG2 l2I&.
Corn nc lower; sales No. mixed Mt SIG; do
yellow Coo. Oats &c better; sales mt Re Rye
lc better; sales at 7f@72C. Lake frelghLs firm.
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LOUISVILLE, Sept. IA private dis
pntch received here says, that President
Johnson accepted the Invitation to visit
Louisville, and will be there on next
Tuesday,
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San FrnncIsco Marker.

F5AN FRANCISCO, Sept. 4.
There Is little to attract notice in general
markets. Pig Iron Mt $50 90. Choice wheat
81 50 per 100 lbs. Bakers flour, 50 Dbl. Choice
New York State butter. BIC Id.
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avaulesaIe sgnttuus.
POLLACK'S
NOTION HOUSE

lust OPENED AND FOR SALE (FOTt-
- elgn goods mostly OF direct importation,
bought alta very low Tate for g0ld.)
1000 doH. plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery,
colhIrtSsng gents, ladies' and chllLlrem's wear.
i,9OC doz: gNuntlets, gloves, half g0untlets
thread, SILK and silk wOrStctI, in desirable
cOlOB.
:, 5OOdoz Handkerchtefs, new styles In silk,
linen, lawn and cambria.
300 doz Necl-tIes, embracing NIL new de-
signs in fancy, plnin and ribbon ties.
100 doz. Shirt Bosoms, surerfine grades In
linen and mRrSeilles.
5O,OOO Glace Paper Collars, OF GoldAnith's,
Congress, Comps and Evans manufacture.
1000 doz. j. & r. Coats and StuNrt's genuin
machine sewing cOttons.
500 MS. Stuart linen thread.
30 Ms. Italian sewing silk inlskens and on
spOolS.
50 doz. Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
q fnll stock Of pins, hooks and eyes. combs,
beads, thlmhleS, needles, fans, rubber goods,
stationery, window blinds, school boOks,
states. hair nets, embrOiderIC*, silk cord and
tasseIs, velvet ribbons, full line of tafTeta,
ribbons, bonnet ribbons skirt braidS. coat
bindings, rufflings, crochet brnids coat hut
tons, hoop skirts, bHlmOralS, vest buttons,
French cOISetS, fancy dress buttons, and 81
large variety of superior suspcnders, to
which the attention OF close buyers Is re-
specially invited.
mri AUGUSTUS POLLACK.
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Albany Market.

ALBANY, Sept. 7.
Flour firm. Wheat firmer; sales OF amber
at so; Michigan ut 2 S06I2 20. Oats quiet.
Corn dull. Barley-Sales, 5000 bush old Cam
ana West at l 80
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Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 7.-At twenty
minutes of ono o'clock this morning Il
fire broke out in tho upper story of tho
sprend rapidly and when tho iiremen
reached tho spot the upper part of the
bnilding was on fro, which was sup
posed by some mombers of the League,
who were early on the ground, to be
the work of an incendinry and the
janitor of the building has been ar
rpStOl
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nIIHankee Market.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. Z.
dull mt SIC.
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The Knabe Piano

~ enough known ihrnurl,n,t the Halted
49, x sand upon its merits, and IL il not
a-N~SSy IA PEBBLE them through the
szztrE o. send agents frnEu door To- dor tai
so heir prAISe.
r. pTupcE WAY for purchasers Ia supply
s5s-GSs.VfS Is fO apply IL Responsible aSSNElL
s-r=r they know thEt What they huy Is iuSf
- ri s0~<'DtEd
Nlo.Ges method Of pushing had work UPON
t-s i-t-5S = II sel thTuUGh NLA1c TaIcAE5J
- ~ them LAESe commissions fNT rSSNNrn-
sS- '-nE their Instruments This mode Of
-sS rIlSDt-S> n; CNgIT>s t'scTsNIsS the prize -
Sc submission rs-G neSNvOSArilH NNnle NON
-= PGrcaHSSF-
.-. pu0cuAs-nE TTNnUI the Agent % \ nrSI-claSS
--alaAsctUrSg. Al instrument can he had at
r-.s tsaStorN TiEssN- Notwithstanding the TapFC-
~suJNt10IgS u; outside makers that the dealers
NffnmESSaou" tncrSArS@ ne pTiENA oIthe inSfru-
a--Ri
:rT~s0s IN EAut NJ nrSi-nl1Ss Pianos czlnno:
rA-y--; 9" hay them a; second or third class
-sEr~
TIE pUhlA, Are invited To examine the
s-ssA -
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California EInctinn

California Election.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. THE average
majority for the Union candidates at
the recent election, exceeds 100.
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CHOLERA sPECIFIc!!

WAS MOST TRIUMPHANTLY sue
w ce.Sful In the Cholera In 1912 and In
1854; and uneXcclled in the relief and cure OF
ChOlerH MOrbuS, DIarrhea, AMI Bilious
Cramp Collie. Price per bottle 81 so.
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COAPs, sOAPS-TOILE:T. BATH, SHAW
. ing and Family Soaps, OF French, English
and American manufacture: a large stock
ING No. Odd Fellows Hall. aul3
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We also have on hands a large stock Of
ReAdy-mAIie Clothing, and we are selling
these EonltA n low ~ any other house in the
city, without any exceptions.
ordeF4
mr8O-Iy A. n. ADAMS 4 co.
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A FULL ASSORTMENT OF WHITE
n heads popular medicines, for man and
hOTRe, on hand and for sale at cash prices by
q. II. OBEItT, end Of stone bridge.
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IMPORTANT 10 THE SICK,

We invite the special attention of our
eaders to DR.. Easterly's advertisements,
sEtich can be seen in our advertising col
lmns DR.. Easterly's Family Medicines
are deservedly popular, have rapid sale,
give general satisfaction, and are kept in
all the principal drug-stores throughout
the Western and Southern States. 1t will
be seen that Or. Easterly does not recon-
mend one medicine to cure all diseases
but prepares a remedy for each particular
disease, which can be relied upon to cure
maylo EigzE YEigl aIdasLaA
RS- COLGATE'S AROMATIC SOAP.-A
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, in combination with ely
cerine, and especially designed for the use
of Ladies and for the Nursery. Its perfume
is exquisite, and its washing properties un-
rivalled. For sale by all druggists.
feb23 d&wIy ld tlfsl a&s4's-
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SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETnING,


which greatly facilitates the process of
teething by softening the gums, reducing
all inflammations, will anay ALL PAIN
and spasmodic action and is ttsst
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it viii give rest
to yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for
over Thirty years, and can sag an confidence
ana truth of it what we have never been
able to say of any other medicine: neUer
has ii failed in a single instance to effect q
cure, when timely used. Never did we
know an instance of dissatisfaction by any
one who used it, On the contrary, all are
delighted with its operations, and speak in
terms of commendation of its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in
this matter Z" q0hdt zoe do k7ao1o, after thirty
years experience, and pledge our reputation
for the tlIlnaent OF aoIdt a0e here declare. In
almost every instance where the infant is
suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes
after the Syrup is administered.
Full directions for using win accompany
each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
smile of CURTIS & PERKINS, New, York,
is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all druggists throughout the
world. -
PRICE, ONLY IS CENTS A BOTTLE.
mayl0 decd, w If ~
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PROF. RICE.-It will be seen that
Col. Butterfeld succeeds Prof. Rice
as Superintendent of Public Schools.
While Prof Rice has lived in our
city he has labored most faithfully
and industriously for the schools, and
has succeeded well. He has made
many warm and abiding friends, who
will regret that his stay will not be
more protracted. We have found
him to be most courteous gentleman,
and a faithful worker in the interests
of the schools, which have greatly
improved under his direction and
control. We understand from the
Professor that he will probably go
hence to Colorado, or to Kansas,
where he has been rendered the Pro-
fessorship in a college. For a long
while he has been in ill-health, and
possibly the change may prove greatly
beneficial to his health. Wherever
he goes he will carry with him the
good wishes of many warm friends,
and we certainly wish him abundant
success. = s...... ..4-s5s-t
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Yrs. WinsloW's Mystic Pills

-AEsEe nrepared only for a Legitimate ptlr-
assnaEs- sad are the only safe and effective
ErEeHEsfszne for all those painful and danger
q ssHsEAsss9NleTs to which the Female Consti-
assssI - = snoJeeiI;;, Ihey are tne only Genu
E9R&a aEase intended for the exclusive use of
lls&a8xsxaess. that has ever made its appear
SeesEE' W inslow's Mystic Pills. BY their in
lug properties the appetizer and d.
sSs<SasJ naa Us Improved, the hue of health is
zx-sSSfxgsd to the cheeks, weakness of the
1agszeEeleved, and all the Indications of
~seGgEEsE Debility removed. No maiden,
we s%eesr mother should be without the Mys-
f&2&&4s2S. Try them, Snd be convinced that
sekassE are the Lady's Friend. Price s. per
a4snEfRF boxes for S.. For sale by all drug
&EgRsxsEifza Evansville.
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BG The man of whom we spoke
yesterday, who was charged with
having secreted goods that his daught-
er was said to have stolen, was held to
bail in the sum of $500. He gave
bonds for his appearance at court.
We are told he is man of consider
able property, and that his daughter
has no excuse for abstracting goods,
except propensity for taking things
she can carry G e9s4k1
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nG- The list of subscribers to the
JOURNAL in the upper part of the
city is increasing so fast that the car
riers have found it necessary to ride
on horse back in order to deliver the
paper in good season of morning.
We can fill your orders, gentlemen
send them in Let the paper be read
in every family in the city, and by
every man during the campaign.
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OLD WARRIcK.-We had call
from Captain Neaves, yesterday, form
erly of the old listers, who informs us
that all is working well in old War
rack. The Union men are wide awake
and propose to. sweep everything this
Fall, and roll up rousing Union ma
jority. The Union people of Warrick
are workers, and propose to meet the
enemy square, and fight him right.
That is the way to do the work.
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Fourth of July Picnie--PrOgrammG
Day and Night,

The following is announced, as the
order of exercises for the Fourth of
July: sfo 4at aH'i H.'2 1s'
First National salute at o'clock
A. NJ. -a7r att .5a. so
tSecomd-The Crescent City Silver
Band will proceed through the princi-
pal streets, playing patriotic airs, ar
irving at the Crescent City Springs at
9 o'clock. 20 -, Fa -
Third-Opening exercises, music by
the Crescent City Silver Band, and
singing by the German Lieder Choir.
8 Fomth-Music by the Crescent City
Silver Band. ~, .a9us 80 si baam
Fyth-Orations by Governor Baker
and General Harrow and Capt. Hart
The Germans will be addressed in
their own language Mr. Bisehof and
Lieut. Toehemelt ~ p @ 9A3
Siath-Singing by the German
Lieder Choir, aash aas
Serenth-Music by the Band.
Eighth Miscellaneous speaking.
Ninth. Singing by the German
Lieder Choir and music by the band,
The exercises will be interspersed
with gymnastic performances by the
Turner's of this city, the exercises be-
ing repeated during the day, as oppor-
tunity may offer.
The table will be kept filled with
such substantials and delicacies as
will please any epicure, being ready
at ten clock, and throughout the day
the tables, and stands all being in
charge of the ladies.
After the speaking, the music and
singing will be kept up, so as to afford
a pleasant and agreeable time to all.
seses NIGHT PROGRAMME. 81 8@
At night the grand display of fire.
works will take place in front of the
space formerly occupied by the old
wigwam, and will open with the fol-
lowing superb pieces: Star of the
West, to be followed in rapid success
sion by the following brilliant pieces
The American Sun and the Ladies
Whim, the Saxon Gross, Revolving
Globe, Roman Pyramid, Sparkling
Caprice, Chinese Brilliant, Saturn and
his Satellites, July the 4th, with
Shield and Flags, to conclude with a
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Gilardian,s Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT:
~ by virtue of an order of the Court of
Common Pleas of Vanderburgh County,
Indiana the under;Sig s g nap1ie a,, OF
ton, at the courthouse door in Evansville
in said county, on -. ,ee.
that mart Of Lots sixteen and seventeen,
&c and ID in Block No. three 81; IN N the the
ansyiIle. Vanderburgh County, Indiana,
described as follows; to-wit being FIVE and
one half (512l feet off the east side OF Lot
Seventeen IN and nine (9) feet off the west
side of Lot sixteen 16) in said Block, and
running back the same width from 'front.'
to rear of said lots.
Terms.-One-fourth of the purch ase-mo-
ney to be paid ON the day of sale; the bal
ance in three equal payments, at nine,
eighteen and twenty-four months, with in
terest, the purchaser to execute notes for the
deferred payments, with approved secu-
rity, and without relief from valuation or
appraisement laws, secured by mortgage
upon the premises.
ARCHIBALD g. SULLIVAN,
iune3 d3w.l Guardian.
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BGr We are informed that sub
scription papers are being prepared,
and will probably be put in circula-
ton to-day, for the purpose of raising
funds for the monument to be erected
to the memory of deceased soldiers.
The liberal people Of Vanderburgh
have chance to make an Investment
to engrave on tablets of stone the
names of the fallen heroes. Let
Vanderburgh lead ali the counties in
the State in the elegance and size of
its monument. fil
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CHANGE OF PRoGRAMIE.-By ref
erence to the programme for the cele-
bration to-day, it will be seen that
there is a slight change. The Ger
man and English speakers will not
address the audience at the same time
as was advertised. The change is
made to accommodate the Germans
who speak and understand both Ian
guages. By this change they will
have chance of hearing all the
speakers, in both languages. It is
hoped that General Which will be
on hand to address his German fell
low citizens, and that Lieut.. Tonne
melt and Mr.. Bisehof will also speak
in German. We understand that every
preparation has been made to have a
pleasant and agreeable time. The
grounds hayebeen thoroughly cleansed
for the occasion, and every nrecau-
ton taken to insure the comfort as
we'll as pleasure of all who may attend.
Do not fail to be there. Go and aid in
the noble work of erecting monu-
ment to the memory of the deceased
soldiers.
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I LAKES HIPPooLYMPIAD.- This
great and unrivaled institution will
be exhibited in this city on the 18th
and 18th of July. By the bills we
should Judge that it will pfove'a grand
entertainment We notice the names
Of some of the most distinguished
equestriennes and equestrians ever in
America, on the bills.
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B9 Omnibusses will run to-day to
the Crescent City Springs, at 40 cents
for the round trip. This arrangement
has been effected SO as to accommo-
date those who have not private con-
veyance. We learn that propellers
will also run between the city and the
Springs, so that means of conveyance
will be ample.
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am, respectfully, U
RICHARD EDWARDS.
Z. VOICE FROM YICKsBuRG.

- !, VICKsBURG, MISS, Aug. 8, 1868.
Ess@EoHN BULL-Dear Sir: am happy
waslezasae to you that have used your valu-
as&aIes 80 Cedron Bitters " with great benefit to
EaesyHssd, in general debility and prostration
Gl<esS zgE system produced by the unhealthy
A1x&sTnatic influence of the Mississippi
EeR@sss=apound Vicksburg, having been with
Fa7xFzgzl Grants army through its whole
sS4zsHEIRGarn campaign. confidently recon-
EEaERnE 5fS use to all persons who are ex-
Tl4xSassa 14e unhealthy climates.
Fl. w. FOGLE.
Agent U. s. Senitary Commission.
sHEz~ssr sale by PETER NIERLINCF, Water
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-04

ERRoRs.-Several errors occurred
in the Evansville National, and Mer-
chants National Bank reports, as
published yesterday. Correct state
ments will be found IN the paper this
morning, to which we call the atten-
ton of those interested.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-04

B9@ The steamer Tarascon is ex-
pected to arrive from Louisville and
New Albany to-day, with large party
of excursionists and pleasure seekers.
We hope they may realize their most
sanguine expectations of pleasure and
enjoyment, while in the city.