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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-13

THE MEETING LAST NIGHT.-The
Court House was densely filed last
nightst listea to speeches from Capt.
O'Shea and Capt. Dohony, on the sub
ject of Ireland. Mr., AFRO Dyer pre-
sided, and Patrick Burke and Capt.
Fitz Williams acted as secretaries,
We did not hear the first of Capt. o..
Shea's speech. Heis not an orator,
but, in pleasant conversational man
ner, gave some interesting facts cou4
nected with the revolutionary move
ment in Ireland, and with the trial Of
men accused l0f Fenianism. gT Ii
He AYERS that there are 100000 pa
triots in ireland ready for the fray,
and that fighting will begin this year,
whether they obtain aid from the
United States or not. He denounced
the movement against Canada as lille
gal, ill-timed and III advised, ! 1on-
ducive of no good te-Ireland, and
likely to do great injury to the United
States. He told us in very amusing
manner how the patriots managed to
drill without being detected; but as
the JOURNAL circulates in both Eng
land and Ireland, we will not give the
details, lest it might injure the cause.
He closed his address by quoting the
| famous curse in Lalah Rookie"
Capt. Dahony was next introduced,
as the son of Michael Dahony, the
patriot of AS, whose memory was
green in every American heart as on
the soil of Erin. Captain Da-
hony had served in the Union
army and had won distinction.
The Captain made very pretty and
stirring speech, and was frequently
\ warmly applauded. He is quite q
youth, but has all the fire and elo-
quence Of an Irishman of mature age
After the conclusion Of his speech
! committee was appointed, consisting
of Captain Michael German, Captain
4 james. Fitz Williams, John Laughlin
Timothy sGaVish. oJohn Rourk and
Patrick Burke, to carry out the OBJ
ject Of the meeting, to-wit TO solicit
4 arms, money and war material for the
cause of ireland, after which the
meeting adjourned.
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A Crown Of Glory.


3 Every Man, Woman and Child who has u
used
Is willing to recommend it, Three years rs
Of rapidly Increasing sale have made the
Ambrosia famous all over the world.
,a, III is WARRANTED TO PLRAsE, , lo4
II cures Itching Of the Head
II MAX ek' new HAIR grow on BRld Heads
III preventsFfhe Hair.from Failing Out
I II renders the Hair Soft and Glossy. gl b GOO
iCJIeanses the Scalp, Cools the Heated Brow,
-ftemoves Dandruff, Cures Nervous Head
ache. Cures Badness. ~ usurQs7 buNuriant0 &
locks rfhcffffes Hair 10 Curl, ~Supefcede8~ .
Wigs, Kills Hair Eaters-effect apparent az
Dnce.
TO TIE LADIES s,s
We saw the Ambrosia will suit you TO q T.
Elegantly put up. Delicately perfumed.
Pntronized by Opera Singers and Actresses
Bold In splendid boxes or cartons, contain
ing two large Sbottles-No.,x for morning. u
No. for evening ,,,,.,
There Is no mistake about it, STER-
LIMOS AMBROSIA is the best, most
agreeable and effective toHetdn the world.
40 prove this, trysaA caftoh.- -
dSold by Druggists.
e,rTRIING's AMBRosIA MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.
2i5Fulton street New York r ~
nOvl2dwly. -
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IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.

we invite the special attention OF our
eaders 10 Dr. Easterlys advertisements.
snicn can De seen in our advertising coli
INNS Dr' sasteriy's Family Medicines
70 eeservedly popular, have a rapid sale,
ne general satisfaction, and are kept In
~ the principal drug-stores throughout
10 Wastasn and Southern States. IL will
sseen that Dr. Easteriy does not recoIa-
mend one medicine To- cure all diseases
but prepares remedy for each particular
disease, which can be relied upon to cure.
aylO
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
BULLS CEDRON BITTERs.
Rand Mr Edgarda,s sIateme,.t.

LoUfsVILLE, KY, April ~, 1858.
I'm. John BULL-Dear Sir; Gratitude 20
wou- Al we'll az a sense of duty TO the pub
hc' feauires that / should give you a state
paent. for public use, of the great bahent
nave derived from the use OF your " Cedron
RIttArs." After military service OF thir-
team months, embracing the Pea Ridge
campaign and battle, I was discharged
nom the sefyiee, and came home 10 die;
dyspepsia, liver complaint, ana general
Fraye. and every remedy prescribed by
pnyaiciana seemed only 10 aggravafe my
diseases. About four weeks ago was for-
tunate enough 10 procure your "Geuron
have been restored to perff 81 and robust
health. 1 can most earnestly recommend
them as being all, ans more than all, Lhey
are recommended to be. You are az liberty
o make any use you wish OF this state
Hnent.
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80 Some matter whinh ma d0aisp

w some matter which we design
ed for this mornings issue is unavoid-
ably crowded loutsby press Of arti-
eles of perhaps, more general interest
As the protracted examination of the
Carlisles, which has occupied our
chief attention for several days past.
is now ended, and we shall again be
able to give our usual variety of city
items if any occur.
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A New and Grand Epoch in MedIclnci
DIR. Maggfel Is the founder ~. a ,,e.ysNs a.
tcMl system The quantitariaua whose vast
internal d0Aes enfeeble the stomachs and
parAlyze the bowels, must dive bre-radence
To the man who restores health and anne.
lite, with fIom one. to two of his Az trafar-
binary Pulls, and cures the most virnIent
sores with q box or SO OF his wonderf,I ana
all healing Salve. These two greatsna eli.
les OF the Doctors are fast supercedine ali
the stereotyped nostrums of the day' by
traordinary cures by Maggiei's pills and
Salve have opened the eyes of the public ~
the inafficiency OF the ESQ d@llad) remedies
OF others, and upon which people have IA
long blindly depended. Maggiels Pills are
mot of the class that are swallowed by the
dozen, and of which every box full taken
creates an absolute necessity for another.
One or two OF Mmggiels Pills suffices 10
place the bowels In perfect order, tone the
stomach, create an appetite, ana render
the spirits light and buoyantl There ~ no
gripping and no reaction In the form of con-
stipAtlon. III the liver Is affected, It's func-
ttOns are restored; and III the nervous sys-
tenn is feeble, IL IL invigorated. This last
qnality makes the medicine very desirable
for the wants OF delicate females. Ulceroui
and oruptive diseases are literally ex
tinguished by the dislnfectant power o.
MnggtelB SAlve. In fact. 10 Is mere an
bounced that M000iets Bilious, DVspeptf'
@NG D1drrhU0 Pulls cure where all others
TAI. While for Burns, Scalds, Chilblains
Suts and all ahrasions OF the skin Mdg0fct.
SItuc ~ infnllibie. Sold by j. Maggiel, Il
Ftne street, New York, and oil Druggists
at2o cents per box. d&wly
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am, respectfully
A, VOICE FROM YIqKsRHRIlgl;; !. !,

hfVfcKsHtIhG, MfsA.,. Aug. 8, 1853.
DR. JOHN BULIr-Dear SIR: 1 am happy
70 state TO YOU that have used your valu-
able I" Cedron Bitters with great benefit 10
myself, in general debility and prostration
Of my system prod uced by The lnnnehlIny
RiVer around Viclsburgs having been with
General Grants army through It's whole
Southern campaign. / confidently recon-
mend its use 90 all persons who. are exc
poaed to unhealthy climates. II -.fa9 4t
~49iau es Ill. w. FQdLEt ah '
Agent u. s. Sanitary Commission.
For sale by PETER NIERLINa5 water
street. ANtAA htAA lmayl4
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On DT,-It is currently reported
and on pretty good authority that Mr..
John Bowling, late editor of the Ter
re Haute Jourenl, succeeds Mr.. 'Kier-
oil as chief editor of the Evansville
Courier, Mr.. Bowling is gentleman
OF some ability, but is, we fear, scarce
ly up with the age in which he lives.
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SAP BATCHELoR'S HAIR DY E-The
esf ia the world; harmless, reliable, In
tahfaneous The only perfect Dye. No
gshppointment; no ridiculous tints; true
q nature. black or brown. Genuine Is
sfoted WILLIAM A. BArcHELoR.
Also Regenerating Extract OF Milleheurs N
-Tesfores, preserves, and beauties the n
hair; prevents badness. Sold by all drug q
gists. Factory, . barclay street, NJ Y. 'ii l1
uar22 dly
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Miss Kate Fletcher tonight.

% b%Don't forget Gilbert, Refs (
Co.'S Auction of Steam Brick Yard,
etc, ETC., on Thursday, 10Th inst, at
2 o clock p. m. THIS as a finee chance
for purchasers. See their ADVERTISE
ment in another column. Terms lie ?
easy. ,rr'f..,4tf Hst nOVIo-oe"' 1t
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that Hampton, for whom they pre-
tended a warrant had been issued by
the Webster County Court, and who
had been arrested feloniously, as they
admitted, was attempting 10 escape,
and had plunged into the river and
been drowned yagaES.E
The speeches for the defense occu-
pied the time from half-past one
o'clock until forty, minutes after four.
e Governor Baker closed the argu-
ment on. the part of the prosecution
in speech Of twenty minutes There
we're, he said, but two propositions to
decide. LIST. Is there probable cause
for holding the prisoners to answer
I'd. Is the presumption 50 clear, and
the evidence SO conclusive, as not to
admit Of bail? ~
1.-The counsel for the defense" he
said, insisted on the theory that
Davidson and McDanjels had done
the murder alone. Had it been shown
that they, or either Of them, had ?
motive? Had Hampton been accused
of killing their brother or son? The
Carlisles had motive. They charged
that Hampton had Killed their son
and brother" lie did not propose to
enter upon discussion of neck-ties
and undershirts. 1--WE identify the
body by proofs strong enough to hang
world--if the Almighty werejudge;'
and thus he answered every material
argument by the plainest calculations
and the clearest logic. The first ques-
ton asked by Carlisle are you going
to take us to Indiana2' before Indiana
had been mentioned was evidence
they had committed crime in Indi-
AM" r ~
Governor Baker, by his compreben-
sive and forcible method Of summing
| up the case in the brief period OF
twenty minutes, was the admiration OF
all present. The case was then sub
mitted to the court. f'i'' Z III
/ Judge Parrett remarked that in a
preliminary examination 1 it was not
| necessary that the evidence should
preclude all reasonable doubt as to
the prisoners guilt. 1T was only
4 necessary to show that there was pro-
bable cause to bold them. He did
not desire to prejudice the cause o.
either the State or the accused upon
any future trial, and should indulge
| in no remarks. He, therefore, remand
ed the prisonerslto.thel custody Of the
: Sheriff. to answer for the murder Of
Thos. Y. Hampton by drowning in
the Ohio river, at the next term o.
the Spencer Circuit Court For thu
present, he remanded them to thu
custody of the Sheriff Of Vanderburgt
| County. -. ~"
No. Upon the rendition of the decision
ofthe Court, there was some NANTES
tatipns of applause, which was deepl.
to be regretted, and which was prompt
ly suppressed by His Honor, the Judge
and by the Sheriff Ifes
i We omitted to mention that boil
! Mr.. Brown and Col Crockett ex
pressed their great qualification at tn
patient and impartial manner j
p which His Honor had listened to th
examination. and the courteous AM
q gentlemanly manner in which tn
case had been conducted by the coun
4 sci for the prosecution. 'taa
: THUS has terminated one Of tn
: most important and interesting pre-
4 liminary examinations that has eve
I occupied the attention of any Cour
4 in Southern Indiana I9b13H Wis
IL Tttar ko,.,., ,,t,y - ft,a Ma
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MAnRLAaE I.IoENsEs.-The ma

MAHHIAHE' IIIUENsEH.--I TIC IHHtII-
monial market during last week was
peculiarly dull and transactions linn
tied, The only sales we have to re-
port are as follows: John ID. Colby
and Georgiana Plumer, n. w. Keegan
and Mary Ann O'Brien, q Ia
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Z sw- coLGATE's HONEY soAP.-T This %
celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
-snnand, is made from the cuoIcEsr mate
Sals, Is MILD and EMOLLIENr In its nature, D.,
RAaRANTLY SCENTED, and extremely nj
ENEFIcIAL in its action upon the skin.
or sale by druggists and fancy goodsW
callers. OF I1frH s.i.l an "a w 4 IA
nS- COLGATE'S AROMATIC SOAP.--Ae ny
superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined on
Vegetable Oils, In combination with ely
cerine, and especially designed for the nse m
OF Ladies' and for the Nursery. Its perfume : ,
3 exquisite, and its washing properties un- II
walled. For sale by all drrGs.sts. slio'
feb23 d&wly
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Among other strangers in the city
we are gratifed at meeting our
smiling and genial friend, Mr.. Henry
Cohn, of Philadelphia. Il fsa II
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POLICE IOuKT'--tDF spFNAal AnSS |
the proceedings in the Circuit Court
have been of such an interesting char
acter as to attract our attention to
such an extent as to prevent US giving
any attention to the Recorders Court.
Nevertheless that great conseryator
Of the public safety has been grinding
out Justice much the same asf welhad
been present. ~ 5a uaflIna gv 4
On Friday two daughters Of Ethiop'
or some other Southern chivalry, got
up a little muss between themselves
and were gobbled by the police. His
Honor considered that they should
pay for their fun, to-wit: Mary Hop
kins, 81 and Sc IS fine and costs, and
Harriet Sims $3 fine and s6 80 fine
and costs. They were sent to jail for
want Of the necessary stamps. Yes
terday they compromised by promls-
ing to pay So each as soon as they
could make collections.
On Saturday three young men from
the rural districts, named respectively
Robert. William and A. w. Mickey
nolds, came to town and, imagining
they owned the city, made the rounds
of the drinkeries, imbibing freely and
refusing to pay the shot. They put
on much style and fell into the hands
of the police. Their assumption of
city manners cost them $5 % each.
| A friend of the family replevied the
several fines, and they went their way
with flea in their ears
Jack Hitch again found his way to
the Recorders Court, on charge OF
drunk and disorderly. Ten dollars
and costs were the mandate of His
Honor, which Jack persistently re-
fused to pay, or to allow any one to
pay for him, and went to Castle Oar
ling. Yesterday he was brought forth
and ordered to be set to work on the
street, with bracelet on his ankle.
He refused to betake himself to the
street, and in the effort to get him
4 forth, he took a sudden start, and
:, with the5oficer and ball landed heav'
! lily on the pavement. He still re-
( fused to work, and was sent back tc
feed on bread and water until ht
changes his mind. Jack should be'
good boy, and could be if he would
II is sad to see a young man thus
waste his youth in manner that viii
embitter his ripper years.
I John Manning. for being drunk apt
disorderly, was, also, before Hi
: Honor, on Saturday, and fined AM
, costed to the tune of $8 %. He ha'
: no money. alasll and went to jail end
yesterday was set to work on tn
: street. Fortune smiled on him, AM
: a farmer came along and agreed t
0 pay SIS if John would go to his farr
. and shuck corn. John, ike a sensi
bic man, agreed to do SO, and, like
t sensible man, we hope he will worl
3 faithfully and eschew boominickle.
I 4
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LAprEs' AND GENrs' OYSTER SA-

LADIES AND GENTS OYSTER SA-
LooN.-The finest OYSTER Saloon in
the city is kept by Adank & Christ,
Second Street, between Locust and
Main where Coffee, Tea, Chocolate and
Oysters are served up in the best
style. The superior Chocolate CoEo-
mills are sold only by them. W
nov8- 1wd ef e'H haN ~ WNsf
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Miss Kate Fletcher tonight.

Il MILLINERY Goops AT AUcTIoF =
ladies' remember that Hiram Nelson
sells MillineryGoods Tomorrow, COM
n ~ AT 10 O'clock, at Miss klen-
neIhafFer's. on First Street, second
door below Sycamore Street. , ,ii
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CITY NEWS.

PosrpoNED.-The Grand Panorama
of Shooting Stars had not opened at
2 o'clock this morning. II has proba-
bly, been postponed q night or two.
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Miss Kate Fletcher nto.nieht.

DR~Why should people have gray
and poor heads Of hair, when one
dollar will buy, one bottle Of SWANS
Hair Balm. warranted to restore gray
hair and stop the hairfrom falling of,
and leave the scalp in perfect order2
Sold by all druggists every where.
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Miss Kate Fletcher as the Colleen
Bawn tonight.

SECOND OPENINs.-On account of
rain last week, Mrs. Wagley will con-
tinua heridisplayaf bonnets on fpes,g Oh
day, and Wednesday, Nov. 18th and
18th, and is confident such a. display
was never before brought to Evans
Vile. Patterns, bonnets, and blocks
for Wholesale trade
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msg- The JOURNAL Steam Printing
Office is the best place in the city for
fine acork in the way of Circulars,
Cards. and Envelopes.
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2 Bs- Capt. A. Liter, formerly OF the Mary
Ament, has taken APP his residence at Ev-
ansville.-Net0 Atbcny Ledger.
/, Certainly he has. He tried the vi
lcinity of the Falls, but found it too
dali, and wisely moved to live city.
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Miss Kate Fletcher as the Colleen '''i
BaWn tonight.
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EnYel6nes.

We are prepared to furnish to bus
ness men Envelopes with, printed, ID
cards very cheap. a.,g3-es faoTT sac
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Miss KateiFIetcher tonight.

By There, is many a man in this
city that thinks it wrong to throw
away his money by betting on horse
race or faro bank, that is. throwing
his money away in much more fool. a
ish manner by buying Boots and
Shoes for himself, wife, and children
of petty dealers, that pay jobber's
profit for goods tfIntgatd made forthe ii
wholesale trade, when he can buy
goods that are made for us for our
retail strada,D all wapEanted, and sold .r
for twenty per cent. less than any .
,ther dealer in the State can sell "a
poorer goods. We have a store over y i
flowing with all kinds of nice and
good goods, at No. 8Second Street. 1877 Z
= nov9 df&m DIS. Kicker.
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Miss Kate Fletcher as the Colleen
Bawn tonight. g 81 l.s
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CoRREorroN.- Mrs. Mary Ann Kee-
gan desires us to state that the cause
of her illness on the night Of her
marriage, was not tight lacing and too
hearty eating, as reported, NEST un-
CALAMITY, by morning contemporary.
She had been previously i'll, and the
room being too warm caused her to
faint.
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sPEWAL NOTICES.
The Egyptian cancer AhtldOte, Il

EVER MADE IN MEDICAL SCIENCE, d.
- KpSwn and pfea SenlSt N e. r the T4 b
422 West Fifth Street.. Cincinpati, ONO, Z
This Antidoie Is n certain and painless
remedy for all Cancers, malignant Iuinofs
Few days. Prof. Harvey also has SPECIFICS a
that never fail in Asthma Consumption, bl
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Epilepsy, Heart n,
Disease, and treats all other Chronic DIS
easeg successfully .o A ddressl a....nf feog
PROF. HARVEY,
oc30 diff Box 0e5, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Rockport Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
Wiley carrying the mail, leaves at A: M
on Mondays. Wednesdays and fridays
Arrives by p. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
days and Fridays at 7 A. NJ. Arrives tues
days and Saturdays by Ar. M.
Mt Vernon Mai Stage leaves daily lex
cept Hundays) at 7 A. NJ. Arrives daily Tex
cept sundays) by Bpm l.. g.
10 NEwBURG.-H daily Except sum
dayA from the Merchants Hotel, at
o,eioeIr - M +t.ttft HN-
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DB- We have four wharfboats here. How
many does New Albany boast of9-EcGns-
vile Journal. m E1H laIg 7d "a
We have one; and II Ia making money;
which Is better than your four that make
no money.--NelO Albany Ledger.p
Yes, by selling lottery tickets. a
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moGo and see Kate Fletcher, tonight. .io5
II you want Shawls, Cloaks, ClothssatA
Cashmere or Millinery and Dry Goods q
of any description, go 70 6xoIg,. si-am
Oct13-dtf 49, $500, a saE
Go and see Kate Fletcher, tonight.
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STEAMBOAT LINE

To LOUIsVILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock A.. NJ. Every Wednes-
day, Thursday, and Saturday at O'Clock
TO CAIRo-Daily. except Sunday, at 8
o'clock p, NJ.
To GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
and Saturday at O'Clock r. M.
To EAsTPoRr.-Every Thursday at
O'Clock T.. NJ.
TO MEMPHIs.--Every Saturday at
o'clock y. N.
To HEJDERsoN--Daily. except Sundays
at o'clock I'm.
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.PosTAL.-Attention is directed to
the regular Fall advertisement Of the
arrivals and departures of Nails The
new contracts, under which the mails
are running, make some changes, but
none of much importance. ~ OLA
In connection with the arrivals and
departures, the Postmaster gives
information and suggestions in refer
ence to the Money Order system, for
eign letters, stamped envelopes, &C.,
which are worthy of attention. id
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Cry CouNcIL.-The Council last
night was a decided failure. The
Mayor and Councilman Heilman were
absent from the city, and only four
members put in an appearance. No
quorum being present, the Council
adjourned until next Monday night.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE
Evansville and Charlottesville.

GOING NORTH. LIS.
W8i Leave Arrive. - Hante
Evansville. Yincsnnesi1Ai 70 ins1 p M
Accom- d't'n, $40 M iP y ~ = N 800 M
Mail ........... D:l6 t1.asP "A .............
Vincennes Ac '50f nj
fat GOING SOUTH.
s,fn 8 vI.a,a Leave Arrive
Terre Haute, Vineennes. Eyilie:
vincennes Ac :S :; , S:SS N S:Se
Frslght - s.4Or M 6;56P NJ p:92 p N
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

FROM VINCENNEs. ste
Going East. Going W.T..
Mail..................... 40 Pm b;2o
Express .,....... accommodating 4i0OP M
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Work STOPPED, The rain of last
week stopped work on the wharf, on
the sewers and on the streets. We
regret that the wharf is not likely to
be completed this Fall, as it is work
Of great public necessity, and the ex-
cellent manner in which the part fn-
'ished answers the purpose, conyinees
every body that when the whole is
completed, we shall have the best
wharf on the river. / K I ~ r i