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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-23

ANTI-FREE SCHooLs-It is well
known that the building accommoda-
tons for our City Schools are very
inadequate. There is not more than
enough now in use to accommodate
one-thlrd of those, who by law, are
entitled to the benefits of the public
schools of Evansville. The Board of
Trustees are doing all that the means
at their command will allow to en-
large these accommodations The large
building now in course of erection on
Ninth Street, will only partially supply
the pressing want. In order, in some
measure to meet the present require
ments, the Board resolved to open
new school in the upper room of the
jackson Engine House on Ingle
Street. The consent of the city au-
thorities was obtained for the use of
the room, but in order. to prevent
any difficulty or prejudice, application
was made to the Fire Company for its
acquiesence in the matter. No oppo-
sition was anticipated, for the reason
that its use for school purposes would
not in any manner interfere with the
meetings of the Company or the use
of the engine, which is entirely sepa-.
rate in another room; and more es-
pecially as the school was to be for
the accommodation of the children of
the members of the Company.
The Board were very much sur
prised yesterday to hear that the
Company by vote of IL to 4 had re-
fused its consent to the use of the
room. The President of the Com
pany, Mr.. Uhl, and few others, were
anxious TO give possession, button the
part of the majority was developed
very decided opposition, not only to
the use of the building for the pur-
pose assigned, but also to the Public
School system. One of the members,
in speech on the subject, said they did
not a0dnt free schools; that they could
pay for the education of their children
and select the schools where theywould
send them. The result viii probably
be that the Board will apply to the
Council for the room, which that body.
will doubtldss readily grant. 1t was
proposed to pay the Company rent for
the house. and its use was only asked
until the new building was ready for
occupancy. The Company will not
be sustained by the public in this
matter, and we predict that they will
be heartily ashamed of their action.
The fact developes the latent oppo-
sition to the free school system, which
is deeply seated in certain portion
of our population. 1t needs to be
we'll watched. as -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-23

II you are affiicted with Iassltude; IT, on
rising in the morning, you feel unrefresh-
ed, with a bad taste In the mouth; dis
gust for food a constant desire to rest-it
Is time something should be done to stop
the growing evil We know of no prepa-
! ration more highly adapted to ali afffic-
tons of this description than D.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
For mothers nursing this great tonic
should always be 1taxen,f especially where
the mothers nourIshment is inadequate
to the demands of the child, consequently
her strength must yield, and here 1t is
where a good tonic, such as HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS, Is needed to
impart temporary Io4of
STRENGTH AND vIGoR
to the whole system. Ladies should by
all means try this remedy, and, before so
doing. ask your physician, who, If he is ac-
quainted with its virtues, VIII recommend
its use in all cases. As
MEDICAL AGENT
it has no equal, while its pleasing flavor
and healthfuI effects have made IL a gen.
eral favorite. 1t is free from all properties
calculated to impair the system, and It's
operations are at once mild, soothing, and 4.
efficient. All who have used the Bitters
ATTEST ITS VIRTUES
and commend 1t to use.
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costs and recording solemn promise
to do better in the future.
John Scheer was engaged in a
drunken noisy bout in May last, but
by series of sharp maneuvers had
up to yesterday managed to elude the
officers, as he had done in other cases
which are pending against him. Yes
terday d. Copely got sight of him and
went for him. John, suspecting his
friendly attentions, leaped into skiff
and attempted to push out to sea, but
Copely was too quick, and rushing
into the water to his knees seized the
skiff and took the young man in out
of the wet. He was fined 81, with
$3 s. costs, on which sum he pro-
posed tostake ninety days grace.
tAnother young man for an assault
and battery, was fined $25, with 81
costs. We made an agreement with
him to suppress his name on condition
that he will reform, keep sober and
avoid all difficulties for the space Of
one year, and we hope sincerely that
he will keep his contract, not only for
year but for all timeito come.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-23

MEETING OF CoUNCLL.-The City
Council met last night on call of the
Mayor, for the purpose of equalizing.
The Mayor and a full board of Coun-
ciimen were present. The only bust
ness transacted beside equalizing was
to grant. permission to extend the
steps on the Sidewalk in front of the
new Journal Office, to correspond
with the steps of the new Opera
House, and perhaps to pass few
bills.
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MITE RIVER BRIDGE-The re-
Ixeral of White River bridge, on the
ssre of the E. & c. R. r., is rapidly
asprOaching completion, and the work
gsass steadily forward The idea of
Esseing a new superstructure beneath
dha track of railroad, and still using
Fse read without the interruption of
1assular trains, strikes us as much ike
Supplying man with new feet while
hs - walking, without checking his
progress. ft{
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RECORDER s CoURTZThe Recorder

+ + RECORDER s CoURT-The Recorder
had rush at his levcc yesterday, a
consequence no doubt of his brief
absence of the day previous 49,
The first case called was that of
Ann Mills. fraii female, who was
charged with having been drunk and
disorderly on the street She was
fined $40 with S. IS costs. Not hav-
ing the ready " she started with a
policeman in search of it. The police
man being bashful and not desiring to
be seen in company with gay female
on the street, received a promise that
she would meet him at her boarding
house, but violated her promise, and
her landlady refused to go her securi-
ty or pay the bill, and that SIS is no
doubt lost. .yaa -s+ 6F
Henry Sweat was drunk and dis
orderly, which cost him 81 90. He
was also charged with Carrying con-
cealed weapons, which being proved
cost him s12 IS additional. Ioz = e
A. youfg re oster named Bush was
/ up for being drunk and disorderly
When Marshall Klein went to arrest
him, he gave Philip the slip, and an
/ axeiting race ensaed, until Sat length
Philip freed him in hay-mow. His
luxury cost him a. fine of So, with
ST So costs. which he secured
Henry Porter was charged with be-
ing an able bodied man eyloitering
about the city, not betakings himself to
any honest calling, aud having no
visible means Of support. A fine Of
$50. with so % I costs, was charged
up to his account, but we understood
HfS Henor@fegenfed aud let him off
by paying $40 ine1with the costs. 'sgi
Tavener Gore had atdomestico diff :
Guilty. which resulted in a, charge be-
ing lodged against him for attempting
to commit an assaalt-aad- battery on
his wife, and her brother. TRege ap-
peared to be some doubt in the mind
of the, Judge, and ne. set the foe at So,
with, costs, but afterwards, We believe,
agreed 30 settle by Gore paying the
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A FIXED FACT.-The discussion of
the question of building a bridge
over the Wabash at Vincennes,
which has occupied the attention of
the people of the Old Post annually
for at least the last twenty years,
seems at last to have resulted in the
certain achievement of that desi-
rable object, and the work is now
not only under contract, but the con-
tractors, Messrs. Canada & Huxley,
the famous bridge builders of Chica-
go, have commenced the work of
driving piles for the piers, and exca-
waiting the foundations for the abut-
ments. The bridge will be construct
ed from the foot of Main Street,
which runs directly from the depot to
the river. aud will be 1877 feet in
length, and will comprise four spans
and draw of the How truss pattern
1t will be built twenty feet above the
present stage of the river and four
feet above high water mark, at cost
of $4,000. 1t will no doubt prove
great benefit, as we'll as great con-
veuience to the people of Vincennes
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-23

FoUND.-It viii be remembered
that few days ago we mentioned the
stealing Of the steam guage from the
engine Of the Fulton Mills, Yester-
day the guage was found by small
boy in hollow log on the river shore
in front Of the city. and with it a
steam guage stolen a short time ago
from the portable engine of Burbank
& Hayhurst. The thief had, no
doubt, concealed them in this place
TO await favorable opportunity to
dispose of them safely, or perhaps he
desired to go into the wholesale trade,
and was making that his depository
until he accumulated a stock. The
boy will, we presume. receive the so
reward. which the proprietor of the
Fulton Mills proposed to pay for the
recovery of his guage. 2ja1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-23

GREEN RIVER AND ROUGH RIVER
TRADE-We were much gratifed
yesterday by seeing the pavement in
front of some of our wholesale bust
ness houses crowded with goods of
various kinds, marked to ports on
Green River and Rough Greek, prin-
cipally the latter, awaiting shipment
by the James Gray to- day. 1t assured
US of fact that we have heretofore
attempted to make prominent-that
there was an exceedingly rich trade
on the line of Rough Greek and Green
River that legitimateIy belongs here,
and could, be readily secured if our
merchants would make the proper eff
fort. i In front of one house alone on
Main Street, we noticed at least
10 tons of groceries marked to Hart
ford alone, which might be consider
ed a pretty good sale for one day in
dull times. -
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PETTY HoUsEBREAKING.- are
informed that the house of Mrs.
Boffendick, corner of Fourth and
Walnut Streets, was entered about II
o'clock on Wednesday night The
burglars gained admission by prying
up window, in which operation they
had to break stick which was placed
over the window to prevent its being
raised. Upon gaining admission the
scoundrcls, first opened the outer door
to provide a sure retreat, and then
proceeded to treat themselves to beer.
Mrs. B. being awakened by their
operations, hastened down stairs,
when the burglars beat precipitate
retreat. 1jaa
1t was rumored that Joe Nichtern' 5
house was also tried, but whether the
burglars succeeded. we could not as
certain.
These facts, however, go to show
that our city is still infested with
knaves, Migrants and outlaws of every
kind, and there is but little hope of
better condition of things until the
laws are made, as they should be,
terror to evil doors. A nominal fine,
or punishment inflicted with manifest
reluctance as if there were doubts as
to the propriety of inficting any
punishment, is not well calculated to
magnify the law, and render crime
odious, or the way Of the transgressor
hard.
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= PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure
of a call yesterday from Mr.. 4. D..
Carter Of Terre Haute, master
bridge builder, who was en-
route to Kentucky to view the line of
the E.. .& N. r. R. with reference
to the bridges that may be required.
He is most worthy gentleman. 49,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-23

CONSOLIDATION. = The firms of
Henry r. Blemker. and Blemker,
T'illmann & Co., Stove Dealers and
Excelsior Stove WORKS, have been
consolidated, and will henceforth be
known as Blemker, Tillman Il Co.
All debts and accounts will be col
lected and paid by
may25tf BLEMKER, TILLMAN & Co.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best n the
HARMLESS, Reliable, miscellaneous, No
disappointment, No ridfcuions tintS;;
SstursI Black or BlOwfl, Remedies the III
sSects OF Bud Dges. fnyigorates tiie hair,
savifg- II soft and beautiful. The genu-
Aels Signed W1ztfa,n A. Batche'or AZ AZ, 9th n
,yofdedt Sold ~ all Druggists and Per-
:3i1raers. Factory 2 Barclay Street. New
~ ~ BEWARE or A corsTERFEIT.
81 dec lily. s5s II -'
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LOCAL NOTICES.

To WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN.-The
undersigned tax payers of the City of
Evansville, hereby notify the public
generally, and John McInnerny, City
Sidewalk Contractor, especially, that
we have carefully examined the side
walk laid by John McInnerny around
the upper brick School House, and
find that the bricks on said walk are
laid in scarce one and a quarter inch
of sand underneath, while the con-
tract with the City provides that said
sidewalks shall be laid in good sand
three inches deep, and that if =" the
city guager of side,0olks will examine
the said work, he will find it so.
WIN. HUNNELL.
aug23 1tt. - JOSEPH CUPPLEs.
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g PETITION. = DIR. Charles Spencer
called upon US yesterday to show us a
series of petitions and papers certify
ing to loss sustained by him during
the war in the unjust seizure and con-
fiscation of his trading boat by Gov
eminent officials, by which he sus-
tanned heavy loss. He is preparing
to petition Congress for the allowance
of his claim He will call upon those
of our citizens who are known to him,
as he was former citizen of Evans
vile, to ask them to sign his petition.
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EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE.-The fol-
ia#Sng gentlemen constitute the Re-
RnS8can County Executive Commit
tAE
Pigeon T5wnshtp-Joseph p Eli
saaS Games H. McNeeley, Emil Bisch
ak James Wiltshire. aud Alvah
g.xs8nson.
9nioa-Samuel Barker.
kssrry-William Jarvis.
armstrong; oseph Bixler.
8Term0n-John V. Fares.
ss@tre-Charles f. Broughton.
SECRETARIES Knowles. -
8atght-Wilson Collins.
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? BEFORE JtsrlcE STIssoN.-In JUS
tice Stinsons Court yesterday. Died
rich Reiter was called upon to answer
two chargesiof provoking assault and
battery. one on the affidavit of Mary
= Anderson. and the- other by Louis
Mentzer. Each case cost him Sc 80.
Diedrich afterwards swore out an affi .
davit for the same offense against
Mentzer, and the case is set for this
mor.nllnngj0TE ,8HOJDII
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NEWS.

FOR SALE.-The framing timbers
As4 building 80 by 20 feet, including
5aGsss and rafters, studding, &C., can
as lad at Bargain by calling at the
NJ JOURNAL OFFICE. 20
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OYsTERs-The first oysters of the
season were received in this city
yesterday. We hope the crop will be
plenty and prices low this season, so
that printers can enjoy the luxury of
''stew" now and then.
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=, Nil'oards HELIX Needles, IN Patent
wrappers, are superior to all others.
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BowLDERING WATER STREET.
The bowlder boys having finished
Fourth Street, commenced yesterday
on Water Street, at Vine, and will
work up the river to Locust When
this street is finished all cause for COM
plant on the part OF steamboatmen
and shippers, of muddy streets and
wharfs will have been forever re
moved. isS
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MUSICAL CoNcERT.-We are glad
to learn that the Evansville Orches-
ira, musical organization of this
city, will give grand musical concert
at Crescent City Hall, on next
Wednesday plight. forIthe benefit of
their association, to assist in paying
for their instruments, part Of which
were ordered direct from Paris.
From the representations of parties
who lave heard them play in semi
private circles, we feel warranted in
promising our citizens a rare musical
treat, and hope the Orchestra will
receive liberal patronage.
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Moth and FreckIes.

The only reliable remedy for those
brown discolorations. on the face called
Moth Patches ana Freckles Is PERRYS
MOTH AND FRECKIE LOTION. Prepared
only by DR.. ID. G.. Perry, Dermatologlst, Az
Bond Street, New York. Sod by all drug
gists in Evansville and elsewhere. Price
Il rer hot tIe ~ ? ivy Dim
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A large assortment of those
tEse crystal visiting cards still on
Rand at the JOURNAL office. The
EnsFes. will please take notice.
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5 LIBRARY ASSOCIATION The Di.

LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. - The Di-
rectors meetto- night to consider fur
Their plans for .enlarging the sphere
of usefulness and interest of the
Association. We leara that they are
preparing to greatly improve the read
ing-room attractions, by adding quite
a number of newspapers and maya
zines to the list. IF they are sus-
tanned by the liberality of the stock
holders and the public, they will
make the Library a success. ~
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BsEr Four fine counters and one
German silver-plate glass show case
for sale low at
GEIssLER q DELANG's,
aug20 1w AZ Main Street
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BILLS OF LADINe.-We have on
hand a good stock of Bills Lading,
bound or loose; the finest quality ever
offered in this city. ~ rahfA If
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ENvELopEs.-Ali kinds, in any
quantity, printed in tasteful style, at
short notice. and lowest rates, at the
Journal office. 49,.
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spECIAL NOTICES.

within a human door" Yves Poland's
White Pine Compound. Read the adver-
tisement, and ifyou are diseased try ii.
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ssS Merchant Tailors' new goods ar
irving at the new establishment-54
Main Street n4
mars If SMITH & DARLING.
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THE E. & C. r. R.-Almost every
one we meet who has travelled over
the Evansville and Charlottesville
Railroad, calls our attention to the
fact that it is one Of the most pleasant
over which they have travelled, and
the only complaint we ever hear is
that the time made by trains is not
as good as that made over many other
roads. We presume the officers of
the road arrange their time table to
the best possible advantage for the
good of all concerned, and if the trip
is little tedious its almost perfect ex
emption from accident since its organ
ization is world in its favor. The
of its courteous con-
ductors and attaches are universal.
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By A full supply of Justices
Blanks for sale at this Office. If
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gar Just received, 4. fresh lot Of
Torrey'ss Five Minute Ice Cream
Freezers, fine water coolers. refriger-
ators. beer coolers, brass and enamel-
ed kettles. fruit jars OF every descrip-
ton. &c. &c. We have the finest aud
most eetnplete stock Of goods in our
line TO- be found in the city.
THOs. SCANTLIN IL Son. t-0
y,s, 9 Main ST., marble HAli.)
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Milward's Needles are the best.

Call at the JOURNAL Office if
you want Business Cards, Checks,
Receipts, Drafts, Notes, &C., in the
best style.
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Meeting OF the
Essablican G unity Executive Com
mittee

Ehe Republican Executive Com
Enltrsa- of Vanderburgh County are
ca Eszz25y notified to meet at the Office
az Kon. Alvah johnson, on Third
ss1ret, near Main, in the city of Ev-
-rsEE1Ile on -.
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Bg- Letter Heads, Bi Is LadiDg,
Shipping Tags, &C., gotten up in ex-
celsior style and at short notice. at
the JOURNAL office.
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boxes choice, Fac.
tory, Hamburg and Western Reserve
Cheese, received direct from the
Diaries of Ohio. The same is offered
forlsale at extremely low prices. ii
PARSONS, SCOvILLE & Co. -
" Main Street.
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u FoR SALE..AGook & He41y. No. rs
Main Street. will sell their entire
stock of Groceries. This is a good
chance for any ore that wishes to go
,inte-~the-- business. Mr.-Coek- has
purchased a farm in the East, and will
remain there CooK & ,HEALY,
/, Evansville, July II, 1867. 13tf
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RAJ Buy your French Corsets at
Hughes. .s.rla.t1a 80 aug22.
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CRY ORDERS FOR SALE.-Inquire
at the M JOURNAL OFFICE.
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Machines Use 0ark's Spool Couon
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IS Ry Everybody that wants extra
-four buys Bingham's Pastry, for sale
in sacks or barrels, by -
aug Ind. I'll. D. ALLIs & Co.
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9g Real French Whalebone Cor
sets at Hughes. aug22.
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B~ Buy your English and French
Hosiery; at Hughes az a waug22,
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NEW HosE-One thousand feet of
new seven ply gum hose was received
few days ago for the use of the steam
fire engine No. ?. The hose, judging
from appearance, is of very superior
quality, being three -eighths of an inch
thick. About one-half of the con-
nections or couplings have been re-
ceived, and the fremen and engineer
were engaged last night in putting the
couplings on and Keeling the hose.
We do not expect to hear Of any more
bursting of hose.
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Export Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
sT1sk.l carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
ssz Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
42H-zsTss by p. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
2xsk Saturdays. 'T@II
$sF Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
a9sss and Fridays at A. NJ Arrives Tues
4zEsa nd Saturdays by 4P.M
&c Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily tex
sEszfG Sundays at A. M Arrives daily lex
=ssgg Sundays) by P. M. -- "a
- EEwBURG.-Hack daily Except Sun
~ from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
xzezESck p. M.
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LUNCH! LUNCHl-OYsTERsl OYs.
TERs!-The first of the season., Oys-
ter Lunch at the Parlor Saloon, No.
"a Main Street, at94 o'clock A. NJ.
OBERsDoRFER & AsHBY,
aug23-2t ssb Proprietors.
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Eaio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM VINCENNES.

Going East. Going W.T..
20 5 :05 II
aStpyess .....-..........- so NJ sos NJ
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Hand sewing try Milpard's Needles.
Ladies! use Clark's Spool Cotton.
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STEAMBOAT LINES,

p LoUISyILLE.-Every Monday and
ssszsr.ay at 10 o'clock NJ. Every Tuesday,
sN42nesiay, Thursday, and Saturday at 6
s7saEsESS P. NJ.
81 GAIRo-Daiiy. except Sunday, at 8
a%gzsk p. NJ. 40 -t8
u GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
zszsE Saturday at O'Clock p. NJ. Every
aszzossy. and Thursday at o'clock PM
VI EAsTPoRT. = Every Tuesday and
ZEsEay at4 o'clock P. NJ.
La He sDERSoN-Daily, except SUNDAYS
asESear clock PM
-Ts~NAsHvTLLE-E Every Thursday at four
.1zE
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 24th,

III 20 clock P. NJ.
JOSEPH P. ELLIOTT, Chairman.