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FROM CINCINNATI.
CryctSy4rr Nov

CISctSSATI, Nov. %.
Further particulars of the accident at Lock.
land represent the scene as horrible in the
extreme. The crash was terrible, the cars
OF the passenger train being all battered into
each other. The ladien IN the sleeping car
were crushed between the timhers, one hav.
ing ber head taken completely off, and anoth-
er her entrails torn out.
The names of the killed are: Harriet,
Rebec1a. Sarah and Elizabeth Morgan Of
New Orleans, aud Charles jackson Of Bo.-
ton. Mr.. Jackson lost his life 10 endeayor>
ing to save the ladies'
The wounded are, Richard Carr, Tolsdo,
arm broken, John Miller, Wapakonetta, ribs
broken; Chas. Sheuas, Wapakonetta, leg and
elbow injured Jared Brown, Boston, contu-
sion Of the arms, hip and head; Christopher
Hoffman, severe contusions of the face and
body; E. Gazerstt, Dayton, c. w. Covden.
Van Vert AND Mrs. G. II. CuIbertson, Of
Troy, Ohio, all slightly pruispd Hattie
Hare, Cincinnati, head bruised Mrs Jones,
eolored, New York, slightly bruised Mics
Mendsr, Cincinnati severely cut on hip
Miss Lizzie Every, Cincinnati, ankles badly
cut; Mr.. Brewer, engineer of the train, was
lady burned in attempting to rescue Miss
Morgan.
The entire train was DESTROYED, but the
baggage and express matter was rescued.
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FROM KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CRY, Nov. %.
The Kansas City l. Cameron Railroad was
finished to-day, with appropriate ceremonies.
Short speeches were made by Mayor Allen
and Hon. J. c. Prescott, President of the
road, who drove the last spike, assisted by
NJ. Giles, 40 old citizen Of this place, and
one OF its founders.
This road gives us new connection, via
the Hannibal / St. Joe Railroad, with the
East, via Chicago, and furnishes an addition
al speedy route to St. Louis.
There now concentrates at this place the
Kansas City 4 Cameron, Missouri river
Railroad, the Union Pacific and Missouri
Hacihc reads. lhers are m process OF con
struction the vest branch Of the North Mis-.
sour road, and the Kansas City i Neosho
VALLEY road, to Galveston, Texas.
Traffic from oil these roads will concen-
trate here, and much Of it will pass over the
bridge now building across the Missouri river.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

O1TAwA, Nov. %. IA
In the House last night notice Of motion
was given inquirine whether it 10 the inten-
ton of the Governhent TO extend to citizens
of the United States the same facilities for
obtaining psteats IN Canada that Arc aHorded
citizens Of the Dominion.
The failure Of B. Hudson 4 Co., Of Mon
treal, and Forsyth 1 Kinberton, of Quebec,
caused considerable excitement in CONNER
cial circles here, and 1t is believed that sew
eral smaller houses will be involved.
The Montreal Gazette advises the people on
the frontier to keep sharp lookodt to.mor.
row, and guard against Fenian raids.
ToLEDo, Nov. ~.
Weston arrived here at 2 o'clock this
morning. He viii leave at 2 o'clock this
afternoon, and expects to commence his
fourth attempt at the 100-mile feat at some
point between here and Bryan, Ohio.
CHICAGO, Nov. %.
Weston passed Wausson, Ohio, At 1910 p.
M, at q race horse pace, expecting, beyond
. doubt, to make his one hundEed miles.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. %.
Last evening Witnessed the termination of
the Soldiers Fair. The total receipts are
estimated at $4,000. A financial statement
is to be prepared and published.
The failure Of james Farr, Jr., lumber
dealer, Of this city, is announced. His la
hitaes sre about quarter OF million.
Joe Coburn's beueft was slimly attend ed
last night.
Mayor Rice announces that he will license
no more of these fisticuG exhibitions.
Rodney NJ. Whipple, chalged With FORGE
ries against the United Etates Government
ie The yAareof Qaarsermaster soucssrs, b.
beer honorably acquitted, before Un,tad
States Commissioner hayns.
Rev. 3. Asnford, UniyersAlist, and Rev.
j. 1. Sueapey, Chtiatish, -. - iavs : H.
cuat1a = 4AaEh1 0opts county, nliuSis,
commeacins on the 4th proximo.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov. %.
There was great meeting tonight, at the
Opera House, to hear Geo. Francis Train,
Mrs. Stanton, and Miss Anthony. Their
speeches lasted three hours, when the meet,
ing adjourned amid much enthusiasm, after
having voted unanimously for female suffrage
in Illinois.
They speak Tomorrow night at Springfield,
Monday night at St. Louis, Wednesday mig BIT
at Louisville, and Thursday night at Gins
cinnati,
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FROM NEW YORK.

- NEw YoaK, Nov. %.
The cholera quarantine Is under complete
control, and gradually abating.
Robert c. Link, of Ringtown, Pennsylyae
MIA, who was arrested for having procured
goods on the strength of deeds reprssenting
sA90, 900 worth Of property in Pennsylvania,
was discharged to-day, the complainaas de-
clinina to prosecute.
Two youths were arrested fdf stealing a
small toSon the Ere railvAytr&n tellAsuk
to the Merchants' Union Express, and con-
tanning S1,51S, two watches, and some cloth
inks ss3 wrA wA@ @sR xrnaAlEa y.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

n San FRAScIsco, Nov. 81.
lhe steamship Montana, from the North
ern coast, with S130, 900 treasure, has arrived
The news from Oregon and British Coium.
bia is unimportant.
=, A project annexing Northern Idaho to
Washington Territory is attracting attention.
a committee has been appointed to obtain
signatures, memorializing Congress to annex
Northern Idaho to Washington Terr;tory.
preparatory for the admission Of the latter
into the Union.
A large quantity of opium was seized BY
the Great Republic; In an attempt to defraud
the revenue.
New YoRK, Nov. %.
The army mustering aud disbnrsing oflce
here has been discontinued BY order Of Gen.
Grant.
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MARRIED.

SrR0S0-gAY-In MuRcatine. Wednesday, Novem
Der 90 at At the rasiasncs Of tho iss parents
BY Rav. 4. b R0bbins, J. ~ s4Rosa, Ksq Of Eddy VILE
and Miss MAlH FAR, OF Musestins.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tho same time and place
By the same, Rev. J. n. CHAMBEnLArs Of Grinnel and
Miss ELLA Far.
very plssssnt acquaintance with the parties most
deeply implicated In the above ransscton prompts
10 tender our sineers congratulations and warmsst
wishes.
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FIRES.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 20.
A destructive fire occurred yesterday at
Rockport, Ind. A large and valuable four
ing mill, owned by Duesch Co., and three
frame dwelling houses, and the large tobacco
stemmery of James Gavin, with considerable
tobacco and machinery, was entirely con-
sumed. LOSS $4,000; no insurance.
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IS RiaHAosD, Nov. q.
JeGessoa lasis arrived iAis noeniaa, aad
10 stopping It the house Of his COUNSEL No.
ert 0uld.
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Latest News From Waskingtan.

Latest News From Washingten.
Dynopsis u Gen. Grants RepeEt
II Etinatfs Tie Expenses Of the War Dspa1b
meat 4 ss,aty nillisls.
Davis Counsel will Object to >
Negro Jury.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE r.
4. ACCIDENT AT LOCKLAND.
Grand Railroad Celebration 1t Kan
sas City.
PRAIRIE FIRES CONTINUE IN MANY
PARTS OF THE WEST.
Arrival or Jen. Davis At Richmond.
LATEST NEWS ny CABLE.
d.. Liringssoae Reported to be Still Alire.
GOLD CLOSED In NEW YORK lsss.
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n-Cushioos and al varieties Of epsngs uphslstering
donsto order.
s1As rRepa KED CUSHION aPONaE, for furnitur, /,
earrasr railroad and church upho tsring for sale
IN quantities TO suit. -4~+-
The nATTRHAa and PILLOW S2oN0E ws do OF seIl
sxcept after nanuactured into goods, and
TRR ali articles Manufactured Geods give En-
TIRE SAfiSlAcffOM, or the money viii be refunded.
Address for Pamphlets, which will be ssnt free I,
everybody, everywhere,
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lowe Tyier..-..........,..- ,..,.59 Main street
duncan, Karle d Co.......l40 d l42 Main streeS.
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DOOK.DInD1R.
arce. .McCune's BId'g. Main d ID q.
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venciil, Jones 4 Co......cor Third 4 Main streets.
LEES, Stern 4 co......cor Second d Main streets.
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PRAIRIE FIRES CONTINUE IN MANY
PARTS OF THE WEST.
LATEST NEWS ny CABLE.

OF J.n; D.v,. At Raehao.a.
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phFlu C0Y0no atkocl-
M W Wcstoott.........Main street-near Fourth.
Ed Carter 4 4Co...................Oo % Maiu street
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

A1-Aii orders from the trade every where promptly
filled At discount bills from 800 $500 and
larger discount on bills Of $500 and upwards,
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REsTAURAHTg,

Young Amsrioa. ohnson strest--bet "a 3 I'd.
Landes' Reetaarant......cor.2 I'd and Johnson-st.
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Travelling Cases, travelling Bags J,
3. g Bridges....... ........Nos 1stss HoAW.
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GAS e. STEAM FITTINGS.
iooar d Son ........-J Johnson street, bet Sd b At
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CROCKERY 4 QUEENsWARE.
Carey 10 Faivre 49,. Msin street--bet 5th 4 9th
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SINGEH HHWINU MACHKNES,
II Macombcr, Agt..................Fou Fourth street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-06
IMPROVED LANDS FOR sAI.E.-I have

DeutIde YiNsr!-Truitr GrtctHid,rr
= @ilcer- @udcr. Gsihihien Vihsr uni Sdul'
budw; etenie aasrtcr fir 1S67-hcl
Dec. 8 s. IS. GUS.
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Better tI,an Nothing.

Speaking OF eternal punishment we recall TO
mind the story of a good old Methodist lady,
cry particular and very pious, who once upon
line kept boarding house at the North End.
Staunch in her principles, she would take
40 one to board that did not hold TO the eternal
punishment OF a large portion OF the race. But
PEOPLE were more intent on carnal comforts than
spiritual faith, so that in time her house became
'mpty, much to her grief and alarm After some
ime, bluff old sea captain knocked at the door,
md the old lady, prim Is a puritan, answered
he call.
Servant, man. Can you give me board for
wo or three days: Got my shiphe and shall
&c off as soon as | load"
'Wal-l-I don't know" said the old lady hest
tatingly.
"Oh house full, eh Z"
NO but"
"But what ma'am?"
81 don't take any unclean or carnal people in
to my house. What do you believe in "
about WHAT"
why, do you believe that anybody viii be
damned
"Oh thunder! yes"
$40 your" said the good woman Frightening
up. well, how many souls do you think will
be in fire in etarnity -
Don't know, maam. really, never calculated
that"
Cant you guess"
Cant say, perhaps fly thousand"
'Wal-hem :" unused the good old woman II
guess I'll take you; fifty thousand is better than
nothiug"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1867-04-06

La France, announcing that the King of Den
mark is repairing the Round Tower Of Copenha-
gen, recalls one OF the legends attached TO this,
one of the oldest edifices in Denmark At the
beginning OF the eighteenth century it was visit.
ed by Peter the Great in company with the
King OF Denmark, Friedrich the Fourth The
two sovereigns, having arrived at the summit of
the tower, were gazing on the magnificent piano.
rama before them, Peter, meanwhile, explaining
to Friedrich his political system
Would you like 10 have" ne exclaimed, IAN
idea of the power OF my authority -
And without waiting for Friedrich to answer.
the founder OF the Russian monarchy nodded to
Cossack of his suit, and pointed with his finger
10 the abyss that yawned at their feet.
Jump" said he.
The Cossack looked at the Gar, saluted him.
and, without hesitation, cast himself headlong
downwards.
There! what DO you think of that" said Pc
ter, turning to the King OF Denmark Have
you such subjects Z"
Thank God, no /" was the reply
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3lrqal.
HNNN S.NLII NOTICE =

'IAf SALE NDFtCE.-Notice i hereby t.iye, that
al "Ic % delinquent Lls and lots y the Treas
ufrr ana eNotc0 collector c! iaSae county AMI ,t If m
mos Tor The state, county and other taxes and cost dine
thereon or the year ISL apd prevous years held AT the
o"' house IN Ottawa in said county thc 2Gh day of
'nue D. i,o2 ana continued from day 10 day ia pursuance
I,rcasta me following described tract wit The 81 of
s OF sNi o MEX Of section H. township 81 north RANGE
east OF the third principal meridian siuin. ton nrr,
IN sad county, taxed IN the of NJ. Budd
The time Of redemption Of said land from the aIoya sal.
VIII expire on the 18th day of june 4. D. 1861,
CHAS IT. FORCE Assignee
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Tue citizens legal voters Of the Town of Ottawa in the
County of La Sale and State Illinois, are hereby notified
that the annual town meeting for said will be held at
the County Court House in said town of Ottawa on the 500.
onh day OF APRIL 1861 being the Tuesday in said
month"; Tor the transaction Of all such business as may in
pursuance law come before such meeting when convened
which meeting will be called TO order between the hours of
nine and ten o'clock in the forenoon and kept omen until
of law. -
Given under my hand at Ottawa this 10th dsy of March
Nd lS0,. 23-2w r. y. BROWER Town Clerk
STATE OFELLINOIS, La Sale County ss-T, the
- Apri Term of the County Court of Las ,e County Ills
IN the matter of the estate of Apoos King decsassd-No
ticS of resignation.
~ az persons cDGrne3-Take notice that the undersigned
JOINT administrative with Claudus r. King of Appollos
hhg deceased WILL at the April term said court to be
holden at tina Court House in the town of Ottawa in said
county on the third Monday of April next present to said
court Tor acceptance her resignation of the Office of admin
tratrx OF Aoos King, deceased according to the statute
IN such case made and provided. ELIZABETH l.. KING
. Adninistrtttri1 Of AppoLLes KING,
March 2.}-4w. -,
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1t ia stated as fact that where oak forests
have existed ever since the first settlement of the
country, If the trees cut down, there at once
spriRg up on the spot pine saplings, covering all
the ground. If, in turn, the pine trees are cut
down, oak trees, in turn. succeed them
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No BETTER PRooF REQUIRED.-It has not
yet been publicly denied that the Best Chemical
r"lcr"t0s made by ID. b. De Land Il Co., is all
that It's friends have clained-that is pure and
wholesome article. This cannot be denied in face
of the testimony OF chemists and those best quail
iHcd to Judge It is much better than Soda
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March 234w.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE

~ by virtue of order and decree Of the Circpit
Court OF La Sale county, Illinois, made on the petition
oi he Undersigned administrator of the estate Of Chris
topier e. Nelson deceased for leave 10 sell the re, o.,
tate OF said deceased at the February term A. D. ls67 of
siI court to wit on the 18th day of February A. D.
1867, shall on he 1st day of April next between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and otlo,k r. NJ of sal dsy
sell at public SALE the premises the following de.
Oel rea estate situate in the county of La Sale and
state OF Illinois, to wit:
Commencing at point ten ClO) chains and ninetysy
INKS north OF the southeast of the southwest
fractional quarter of section number seven a. of town.
snip number thirtyeu (3f north, of range five 5l east
OF the ID r. NJ, and running thence south to the said
southeast corner OF the said southwest quarter of said
section seven a. dsat ten 0) chains anc ninetysx
96 Inks thence west along the south line of said sec.
non seven % distance ten 90 chains; thence north,
distance % chains and fifty (50j links: thence on
straight line along the centre of Chicago road 10 the
Place OF beginning distance ten Q0 chains and ffty.hys
toS Inks containing nine t9) and twenty three hun.
dredths t923) OF AN acre. Also commencing the first
mentioned point OF beginning and running thence south
10 the southeast corner Of the southwest fractional
quarter OF the said section ca ten l0) chains and
ninsysix 96 Inks thence east along the south line of
said section seven az twenty (20) chains thence north
10 centre OF Chicago road seventeen az chains and
entyone I'D links thence straight line along the
middle OF Chicago road to the place of beginning dis.
rance twentyone cd chains and twelve 2 links; con.
s s1hhg tw.ntyeght tssl and sixtyseven hundredths
So.-loO And also the wessxty (60) of the west
hall OF the northwest quarter of section number eighteen
sl IN township thrtyftur l34 north, of range five ts)
east OF the third (3d) All in accordance with tne
$40 acres. " ~"
Terms Of sale CASH Deeds of conveyance will be made
10 the purchaser or purchasers by the administrator
NELS NELSON, JR.,
fep lotA, ~, lSoI.-tw Administrator aforesaid
EXECUTORS NOTICE.-ESTATE OF
~ Jusrus NJ. CLARK, deceased-N hereby given
that the undersigned executors of the last will ana tesla.
nent Of Jnstus NJ. Clark lato the county OF La Sails
and State of Illinois deceased will appear before the County
Court OF said county, the third MONDAY brng the 18th
day. OF April 1861 at the Court House in Ottawa said
count when and where all persons having claims or de-
manss against said notified attend and present
the same in writing for adjustment.
Dated I'd day OF March, A. D. 1857.
MARTHA d CLARK.
BENJAMIN X. POWELL,
LYMAN y. WATERMAN,
oW Executors
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Speaking Of the late food, the Chattanooga
Union says: I'm 1897, just as the Cherokee Ma
ton was removing from this part of Tennessee,
old squire Vim. NJ Shoemaker purchased Of the
aboriginos tract of land, located on the Ten
nessee river, about four miles from Harrison
He was informed by the original owners that
they could truce, by their traditions. the posses
sion of this tract of land in their family back 10
the year IN, and that during al that time the
water, had never been known to overflow the
knoll on which their cabin was then standing
Mr. Shoemaker accordingly built his house upon
this knoll, aud has lived upon the place ever
since 1891, Ia 1871. the water. during the great.
est freshet ever known previous 70 thi, time. only
came up to his back yard, but during the great
food of 1867. now subsiding, the water flooded
the caves OF his house"
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a Duel in Temsas. La.

The Ten1as, La, Gazettee has an account of
singular duel fought near St Joseph, in that EAR
ish, which originated in still more singular
quarrel. One gentleman said he had killed six
teen robins before breakfast; another doubted
the assertion. a challenge followed and was
accepted. The levee was the place selected
for the encounter, weapons, double barreled guns.
the distance very short, and the hour half past
TP NJ
The evening was dark and stormy one lit up
with occasional flashes OF lightning, and lanterns
had to be used 10 enable the parties to see each
other. At the word,o only of the parties fired.
whereupon the other, dropping his gun, rushed
at his antagonist with the intention of settling
the difficulty in regular Morrissey style of FIST
and skull. His appearance is said by the Ca
zette TO have been terrific, az he shouted ''Now.
d-n You, | suppose YOU satisfied can
whip YOU, and am going to do it." for he stands
six feet high, and isstouty and powerfully made,
whilst his opponent is a very small man The
seconds interfered with might and main. and the
affair was finally and aricably adjusted.
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A NNUAL TOWN MEETING.

Ottnwa. March %. 1sG1-
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NOR SAyE.-scycn Improved Farms, so to 100
II acres each One has two hundred bearing apple
trees good house, Larn wells ctcrn &c. $50 acre.
wild land in Livingston county, long time given as de
sired Address u. FUTILE,
Jnnig-3m Seneca, Ia Sale Co, Ill.
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YgSo RENr--ior "a term ct years, or ior SAFE OF OK
chance tho east 800 feet ot block -. on Ottawa Az
emu with house brewery and ice house thorcoh suitable
for residence and any manuactung business requiring
room. Apply to II l.. ORtiLf
feb2-tf on premises, or to D. cameron, T. U BLOCK
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-21

rived yesterday morning, reports the po-
stion of the boats as beng thus: Net tn
johnson at five minutes TO 2 A. u, eight
miles ahead of the Jasper: BertTam at Jas
per's stern; Sucker State at Bertram's
stern. N i-s+ p
MEsIPH1s.-The Acayonche of Saturday
IS:
Weather warm: business on the wharf
continues dull. The river here is gradual
ly declining, with So feet water on the bars
10 St. Louis. |~a
The Arkansas is falling, with 515 feet in
the channel to Little ROck.
1t has already been announced that Cap
tain Shirley Is fitting up a No. boat, In
superior Style-and she is q superb boat
combining speed with capacity and con-
veul ence. He expects TO run her in the
New Orleans aud Evansville trade,
ana his great popularity below, we much
fear will bear off some of our trade to the
Hoosier city. There is not man on the
river who can command more confidence
and interest. We heard a friend of ours
W ho has travelled much. remark the other
day, that he would rather travel with
Shirley than any, man that ever trod q.
deck, He viii have his boat ont in two or
three weeks-so soon, at least, as business
VIII warrant it-and our best wishes for
his success will. go with the gallant Cap
tain, IN whatever direction he may turn
the bow of his boat. "A nobler gentleman
does not command. and his high standing
wherever he is known amply establishes
the fact. AAA
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Weather and Water.

Yesterday morning the weather was
c.oudy and pleasant, but the clouds be-
came broken and the day hot and sultry,
the mercury at Sc at noon. The river had
declined one inch during the "a hours end
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-21
Arrivals and Departures.

The only arrivals and departures up to
three o'clock yesterday include the News
boy, Henderson and return; Leonora No.
Q, Cincinnati 10 return; Spray to Cairo;
Ida and New York, ST. Louis to Cincinnati.
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WHITE GRANITE WARE
COMMON WARE

Our assortment of Bohemian Glass and
Silver-Plated Ware is one of the finest ever
selected for the trade of this city; and we
residing in the city of New York, and at
all times on hand selecting the latest styles
and patterns OF ware.
Oc.3 d3m
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REV Err n Il w s
STEA.MBOAT PRINTING.

For otter. Rirer Items See F'l5th Fdge.