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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-08-20


MARX DRESSER }
JOHN ENGLISH {
At meeting ofthe Board of Education of
the City OF Kenosha, held on the 4th of
Aug A. ID. 1868 the above report was unani-
mously adopted and the clerk was directed
to furnish such report and recommendation
10 the Common COuncil of the CITY OF
hehosha MARK DRESSER, Clerk
On motion of AID Stehbins the amt. Of
Six Thousand Dollars as recomme nded bv the
School Board was levied for School PURPOSES
On motion OF Aid Bailey the Mayor an.
pointed Aid Head, Robinson and Schend a
special Com. TO repair Engine House No. !.
On motion of Aid Glover the Com. on
Streets and Alleys, was directed to extend
the drain on the east side of Whites shon to
the Culvert across the Street opposite 7
Melville's barn.
Aid. Head moved that the salary Of the
assesso be fixed at $3.50 n
$275. "'''N'-is -
Ayes, Robinson. Glover, Stebbins. Bailey.
Tymeson, Schend and Bernes.
Noes, Simmons and Head.
Original melton as amended unanimously
adopted
Aid Stebbins. offered the following resolution
ReSOtUed, That the members of the CITY
Council do sincerely sympathize with our
fellow member +. Robinson and his bereayed
family they have sustained of late, by the
adjective dlspensation o. Divine Providence
winch was unanimously adopted
On motion of Aid, Stebbins, the mayor
vas requested to correspond with Mr.. G. R.
Lewis, late City Clerk in regard to our
Cemetery records and if necessary reuuest
Mr.. Lewis to come here for the purpose of
arranging said records
Council adjourned. PHILLIP LENTz,
CITY Clerk.
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SEE Advertisement. in this paper for sale at
auction OF horses. A good opportunity will
be afforded for those desiring to perchase
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Dress Making.

Mrs Whitcomb, at her millinery store, oppo.
site the TELEGRAPH office, is prepared to make
Ladies dresses in the latest style and fashion.
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TR A ID r..

The mercantile houses whose cards
compose this column are carefully selected
from the leading firms IN Chicago as those
whose ext, enslye operations and widespread
reputation enritle them TO the fist rank in
commerce The business cards of these
establishments in their several trades have
been classified IN alphabetical order, form
ing compreh ersive synopsis of business
information, pom which our merchants
car rely.
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EcKFoRDs.
Y !! TOta
INNINGS.
Bouuet,

One of the first boquets of this season, was
presented us by Mr.. Zetterstrom of the firm
OF Phelps 81 Zetterstrem. Lake View Garden.
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Has no Machinery to get out
of Order or wear out (!
REQUIRES NO LABOR TO WORK IT!
It is Simple Cheap and Durable !! !!
Costing less than half the price of any
Washing Machine in uSeand does
Not WEAR OUT the Clothes

Several of these Machines are now in use
this city, and unanimously called the Best
Washer eUe1 produced KIMBALL 81 RYAN
are Agents for Kenosha and Racine Counties
and have them on exhibition at their Hard
ware Store, and will be pleased to have all
who doubt their merits, give them trial.
Kenosha, July %, 1868. 8tf
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La
ii. U Hara, street work 35
Ang Mass, work on Dredge 625
/ nos English. Fixing Pumps for Dredge, 1.80
IN motiOn OF Aid Glover the bill of the
round Master was referred back to Com. on
claims
On motion of Aid Schend, the bill Of j. B.
Lane was returned for correction
AID. Stehbins of Com. on claims stated that
! he had three bills in his hands of the ST.
supervisor of the LIST and Sd wards and asked
that said st. Supervisor be called on for his
report, before reporting on said tdlls.
On motion of Aid. Robinson the St Super
vlsors OF the lst Sd and I'd wards were direct
"a 10 report at next meeting, Aid. Bailey
moved that $50 be appropriated Mr. T. D.
"a PARSONS on contract for moving Engine House
On motion of Aid Stebbins the following
bills were referred to Com. on FIRE Depart
ment.
I'D Parsons moving Engine House
No. 2, rs 90
". PARSONS, material and labor 10.47
On motion of Aid Glover, $40 were apnro-
prlated D. Fisk on his contract for building
side walk.
The matter in regard to obtaining Bonds to
appeal certain suits, against the city was re-
ierred TO judiciary court with power to act
Bills referred to Com on claims
DR.; Gridley, Medical services, 1oo5o
John McNulty, Drayage 8.70
Geo. Mosher, cutting thistles, 400
I. ID. Parsons, work on Dredge and use
Of tools, 1926
Adam Schend. street work. 90
~ Jansen, . rs 400
J Ratigan, &c 49, 500
Monaghan, Blacksmithng for Dredge, Z 90
A. Tymeson, work on Dredgee and
Streets 1900
Bill OF II Bostetter for work on Dredge
amour s 80 referred TO Harbor Com
The street supervisor reported the follow
ing side walk lax to he levied.
Lot 5 in Block rs in ID ward, IS 10
Lot in 70 " 81 - Is So
On motion OF Aid. Glover said amounts
were levied upon said lots
The School Board presented the foil owing
communication.
The committee to whom was referred the
matter OF making an estimate of the ex-
penses and resources of The Public Schools OF
he city OF Kenosha for the ensuing year
would report as follows to witt"
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Seamless ThimbIe Skeins.

~ lib. u ROWN 81 Co, Manufacturers
W Our Skens are the heaviest and best Of
cred to the trade. ssdd illustrated catalogue
KLagso1Ey st,
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Proceedings of the Common Council.

REGULAR MEETING, AUGUST II, 1885,
Present, Mayor Webster, Aid. Robinson,
Glover, Stebbins, Simons, Bailey, Tymeson,
Schend, Bernes and Head.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved
BILLS ALLOWED.
Peter Connolly, Drayage, 1926
Geo. Mosher, street work 2l9
Head q Sutherland, Lumber, go
Geo. Miller, Drayage, IT'S
James Ratigan, street work, 500
John French, team work on Cemetery, 200
j. Z. Bailey, supplies Poor House, 1895
). Matthews, - g ITO
f. White. ciStern for Poor House, 400
Ihos Burns, street work, rs
Adam Schend, IS 25 90
NJ Kleist, 1.50
A. Drak work on Dredge, 1925
II. OHara, street work $3.50
Ang. Mass, work on Dredge 625
IlOs. English Eiytnor Dr. fo. 1
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FoUSD.-A lady's small breast pin. En-
auire Al This office,
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Your Committee woud recommend the
raising of the above amount of Six Thousand
Dollars by CITY TaY
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SCORE:
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J. NJ. STEBBINs, ". II.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-26

PERsoNAL.-Mr. s. Cartmell, of
Uniontown, Kentucky, was a passen-
ger by the Cumberland aud Palestine
for louisville, last evening. He was
accompanied by a very handsome
young lady. whom he has engaged to
love, cherish aud protect, as well as
to provide with loves of bonnets and
other eteeteras, during life. We wish
the happy couple much joy. -
Col. John c. Noble, editor of the
Padueah Herald is in the city, max
ing the acquaintance of our mer-
chants, and soliciting advertisements
for the Herald. There is vast scope
of country around Paducah, and. they
buy power of goods " down that
way.
W. 7. Washer, contractor for the
new Pigeon Creek bridge, near the
Crescent City Springs. is Ia the city.
Capt. John FL Triplett, of Owens
boro, late clerk of the Ollie Sullivan,
was III the city yesterday. He is just
from visit to old Virginia, and is
looking remarkably well. Jos ae7 E
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CAIRO, September 25.-Port list
Forsyth, ST. Louis to Memuhis, 10
P. NJ Raven, Cairo to st. Louis, 6
"A. NJ; Dick Fulton No. 3. Pittsburg
to New Orleans, s A. N; Wild Duck,
s.. Louis to Pittsburg. il A, NJ; Stel-
la, Pittsburg to New Orleans, noon
Bon Accord, Metropolis to ST. Louis,
noon; White, Paducah packet,
P. NJ; Silver Spray, Cincinnati to
New Orleans, l P. H.; Quickstep, EV-
ansville packet, 4 p. II. River sta
tionary. Weather clear.
PITTsBusd, Sept. 27.-The weather
continues cloudy and cool, with driz
zling rain. The river is rising three
inches an hour, with about 10 feet 10
the channel.
C1Nc1NNATI. Sept p, M-Thcriycr
has risen g feet S inches, with 20 Ieefl
a inches ia the channel Weafher
cloudy; raincd last night. Thermom
eter 520. 8BeaE.s
MEMPHIS. Sept. 25.-WeqtAer clear
and cool. Thermometerii 5S7. River
Confines to rise steadily. Businers
"a Ithe. levee DUH Dtpdrted-Miss .
and Rubicon, for New Or
leans. and Commercial to Cairo, togo
on the docks. isai
NASHVILLE. Sept. 25.-The river
is rising rapidlya With "a feetoon the
shoals. Weather cloudy and cool.
Mercury55o = The Ella Hughes ar
r we'd from Cairo ;-the @. A. Thopp-
son left for Cincinnati.
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DIED.-Yesterday morning about z
O'Clock, Charles Nv. Long, who was
shot at Independence a, few Sundays
ago, as it was alleged, by man named
A. Warner, died of the wound re-
ceived. A Coroner's. jury made an
Investigation of the matter, and re-
turned a verdict that the deceased
came to his death by a pistol shot in
the hands of A. Warner. This case
will be legally Investigated hereafter,
hence we do not feel disposed to make
comments. Itwas.a very unfortunate
circumstance, and much to be re-
GREETED.
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The DEMOCRACY IN INDEPENDENCE.
Inc Democracy, with the aid of the
Democratic Silver Band, got nearly
one hundred men together last night.
at Alexander's Corner, Independence.
James T.. Welborn and DR.. Morgan
were the conspicuous characters pres-
emit, and the affair was fat and tame
Taxes, of which neither of them paw
any considerable sum, was the theme
of their Discourse. The effort was
fearful. GOA @ al3W u
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FINE PIANO.-We had the pleasure
yesterday of hearing an accomplished
pianist at the rooms of Prof. Cell, on
a splendid piano, purchased by Mr..
Cell for our distinguished fellow
citizen, Mr. Fred. w. Cook 1t is
one OF the finest toned instruments we
nave yet heard, of the Steinway make,
ana was purchased at cost Of $500.
1t Is indeed one of the. finest instru-
ments we have vet heard 40
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VEATcH AND NtBLACK IN WAR
RICK.-Last Wednesday a very large
audience attended the speaking at
Boonville, it being the occasion of
the joint discussion between General
Veatch and Hon. w. E. Niblack.
The meeting passed off tremendously.
and it was conceded on all hands that
General Veatch had the better of the
argument throughout. We have a
good account from old Warrick, and
will expect the result to show a
greatly reduced Oopperhead majority.
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE Mr..
E. d. Tyler, General Insurance
Agent, of Louisville, and brother to
Mr.. James E. Tyler, of the WELL
known house of Tyler & Co., of Chi
cago. took passage on the Palestine
on Thursday NJ hit, registering for
Concordia. He deposited his watch
and money with the clerk. When the
boat reached Concordia, search was
made for him, but he was nowhere to
be found. He was last seen just be-
low Leavenworth, and it is feared that
he fell overheard. 1t is to be hoped,
however that he forgot his valuables
and went ashore at Concordia without
being observed. ~ SIS.
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On motion OF Capt. Eckert Il was resolv-
ed to reduce THIS amount ten per cent in
each instance. 44tas
Mr.. Gdno called up the questionaas to
invitations TO the different cities and
towns which contribute, and how many
Should be ex ended. -tii
Captain Ross moved the appointment Of
general business committee 10 take
charge Of all business on the SUBJECT, and
report.
This prevailed, and A. p. G.. B9 t., Capt
T. f. Ecker, Benz. Il. Davidson, Geo Il.
johnson, and John 9. Rec were aPpolnt
ed as said committee, with the President
OF the uee ting added. .-s
On motion of Mr. Boufe, Miles Green
wood was appointed Treasurer OF the
funds, and il was ordered that muneEs
shall be paid out oGly on. warrants fsou
the Chairman OF the general business COM
NIT ee. ~
Adjourned. subject 10 the call Of said
committee.
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CLEARING UP.-The clouds broke
away yesterday evening, and we have
a prospect of clear weather. The
low temperature of the weather. how
ever, leads to apprehensions Of frost
and serious damage to the corn and
tobacco crop. The tobacco crop is
unusually fine. and only about one
third of it is yet housed. The corn.
also, is far from being out of danger.
A severe frost just now would be
ealamitous.
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Caroner's Inqnost. Nd. A6.

'E,gELD IN TaEE BODY OF CEEAs.
-EaA w long, VINO wa found at hts
Etsiaepee- Il toe bellevue Garueu, in lu-
uependence Nanderburgh County, state
M IIdiuna, on the 2lth Gay of Sept mber,
lehs. jury, being duly sworn, nnd from
LAe evidence tuat the deceased came to his
death by pistoi-shOt fired from the hands
OF A Warner. on the 18TH day OF Seuiem-
DER Inc deceased died ON the - o. of
5eptem Der, 1858. Had on-his pc son when
iOund white flannel undersb rt and white
cotton oveIsh irt. Axe about 40 years; hight
Get Inches Nothing OF value found ON
Oody. SAMUEL II. HANLIV.
se20 W3tl Coroner NnnderburRh CnuntE.
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DR.. Wilcox. = Yesterday Doctor
wilcox extracted from Charles
ecnmldt' a tape worm twenty four
iee' long. DIR. Wilcox is one of the
MOS Mos1 accomplished physicians in the
western country. He will remain IN
the city for short time. Ina dav 81
two he will speak to the naorIa
through the columns of the JoTn~ Up,0
We will make further 1nont;oO n l1NA =
skill at that time. ms
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-In the
Court of Common Pleas yesterday the
case of the State VS.. RED Mike :"
was called up. 1t was alleged that
Red Mike had robbed man on the
steamer Mollie Norton, of about S110.
What was done with the case we did
not learn, - ,sy-- t
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RETURNED.-Mayor Walker and
Councilman Steele and Jones ar
rived from Cincinnati yesterday morn
ing, where they went to attend the
meeting of the Committee on the
Congressional Excursion. They were
much pleased with their visit.
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DIR. HOFFMAN. = On Wednesday
night last, DIR. Hoffman made a speech
to large audience in Tell City. 1t
was quite an enthusiastic display, aud
the Republicans of Tell City exhibit
ed their earnestness in the cause of
freedom. The work goes bravely on
in Perry County. Vig la
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-26

GRANT Gun SouAD.-The Grant
Gun Squad went to Princeton yester-
day evening, and will fire salute at
that place to day. The demonstration
will no doubt be grand one at that
place to-day.
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Domestic FRoUBLE-A man, whose
name we do not feel disposed to men
tion,. had quite a trouble with his
better half" yesterday. He had
secreted a woman in tobacco box,
but his wife on discovering that he
had so secreted the woman, raised a
slight disturbance, giving her hus-
band good whipping. With that
the question was settled. ~
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GRANT CAvALRY.-At least one
hundred and fifty Of the Young Men S
Grant Cavalry will attend the demon
stration at Princeton to-day. 1t will
be the grand occasion an that eitv.
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THE HApPIEsT MAN IN Town.
Our artistic friend, McGrew, well
known as one of the heads Of the pro
fessGoa, No. z West First Street, is
again alone in business, and with the
service Of the best talent 10 the ,oun-
try, he will be enabled to do full just
ice to his friends and. customers.
Give him call. s4v Tse11 If
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DR.. NORMANDY. Hoffman will
leave the city this morning to fill his
appointments north of this. His
speeches in this part of the State
have done much good.
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BEAUTIFUL-We had the pleasure,
yesterday, of looking over the new
tax duplicate being prepared by Mas
ter j. B. Elliott 1t is one of the
neatest records we have yet seen.
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rus~r-er-ssr- mo. I,4l6.l
- YSERaTU = o. A KENRFTIO

rffF~Trer-af ~ No. l4l6.1 ~ Z
DR~$ERsTUE o. VENDFTTONT
- eIpOnGs Issued out of the Office of[fIle
CIeTh of the District Coutt o. the United
states or the District of Indiana slit NO ~
Court of Admiralty, upon hnaI decree.
in thecase of Shl4tze. human eco VIZ. the
steamboat =. StonewaH J~ckSou.'' her en-
gtnes- tackle, apparel and furniture will
on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of Sepben m Der.
1858. between the hours Of lQtn2clock AM
and O'clock p. N of said day, at the court
house door; on Main Street. iHsthe citv of
Evansville, county OF NandeTbnrgh and
State of fnuIa1 q. sell at pliJlitga urtIon to.
the highest bidder the said Steamboat
'StonewaIl Jackson, her engines, tackle.
apparel, and furniture. b ssTf7ri5 49,
BEN S4eQ9 NER 80
VIZ Unfied states Marshal:
By SAMUEL DAY, Deputy.
s6HAs. E MARSH, Proetor for I,t6elIants
aaI0 did A'7'
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U. s. RIVER SuRvEY.-Engineer
Barrett and his corps, surveying the
Ohio River, are still here making nm
their field notes and waiting further
instruction. From our intereonrso-
with Messrs. Barrett. Hester and
Dougherty, the chiefs of the corns
we take them to be thorough gentle
men and skillful engineers. They
leave for the lower coast tomorrow.
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Ho FOR PRINcEToN.-If you want
to have pleasant time, do not fail to
procure ticket for Princeton to day.
Col. Ingersoll will speak at that place.
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YoM KrPUR.-This is the day of
fasting on the part of the Hebrews
of the city. 1t is the day of fasting
and prayer No work will be done by
the Hebrew to-day.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-26

THANKS Mr.. John Stone, of War
rick County, will accept our thanks
for late New York papers.
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House. Lnspector-Wm. e. French.
Judges-Matt. fleming and Matt.
Muhlhausen.s
FOURTH PRECINCT.
Vottng Ptace.-Court House. IN
spector-John Greis. Judges-Fred.
Straub and John A Haney.
FIFTH PEGINCT. a.
Inspector-John Schubert. Judges.
I. Hermann and Anthony Kelly.
Voting Place-Yine Street Engine
House.
SIXTH PRECINCT.
f Voting PIace-Lamasao Engine
House. sIpspecfor-Audy Hutchin-
son. Judges-Henry Dodenhoff and
Jos. Schultz.
3 91EE SEVENTH PRECINCT.
De Voting Pldce-Kolle's Warehouse.
Iaspector--W VIM. Schumacher. judges
PLY D. Vets and VIM. Ralfn, Jr.
5.sse EIGHTH PRECINCT.
gsNVoting Ptace-Schraeder's Grocery,
on Oakley Street, between Sixth and
Franklin I,aspector-Chris. Hedde-
rich. Judges = William Throop and
Florence Sullivan. 800 81
eF2 NINTH PREcINcT.
Voting PIace-Uhrs Pottery, Main
Street. Inspector. u. P. Elliott;
Jadges-JoRn F. Grill and Henry
Mesker.
70 50 TENTH PRECINCT.
Inspector-Alex. Simpson; Judges
Peter Hess and Charles Schultz. :
MARR1AGE LIcENsEs.-The following is
the list Of marriage licenses issued by the
County Clerk for Che week ending the
25th instant:
john H. Behrans and Anna G. bearing.
Frank Musterman and Emma. N. SAM.
VIM. Nurhumeyer and Dora Burgenden-
dorf.
PROBABLE SUIcDE.-A few days
ago a man blythe name Of Steineman,
of our city, received information that
a relative had died, at Cincin-
natl, and had left about Sc. 900 10 him.
He went to that city, and, it is sup
posed, attended to the matter 10 a
legal way, and then proceeded to this
city; but on his way he jumped from
the train. and has not since been
heard from. Councilman Steele has
his carpet7bag and effects, in charge,
and viii be able. Il. give further ia
formation concerning the unfortunate
I man. s4n,f
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IT . - ID A Y


Col ROBERT G.. INGERsoLL, the
most eloquent popular speaker in the
West, Gen. S. A. Hurlbut, and other
dis tinguished speakers will address
the people.
The CRESCENT CRY BAND will ac-
company the Excursion Train. A
detail of GRANT GUARDS and the
Young Mems GRANT CAVALRY will
go up to act as an escort to Col. R. e..
Ingersoll.
Everybody is invited to go up on
the Excursion Train.
Train leaves Evansville at $50 A.
NJ, and returning will reach this city
at 6 o'clock M.
uApE ron ROTrNp TpTp Ct IN ra
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CLEARING UP.-The work of clear
ing up the streets is progressing well.
1t is a work that ought to be done.
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70 70 MzMPH1s-semi-weekly.

Roekport Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
WILEY carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. 4u.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays att A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4 p. M.
Mt. Vernon Mali Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays) at A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays) by 2 P. M.
TO Neutrality-suspicious. daily Except sum
O'Clock p. NJ.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MOnuay anu
3, 10 -, a. 10 O'clock Am. Every tuesday
~ I1esiay, Thursday, and Saturday at
O'Clock p N. -.. Szn0dav 81 q
To CiREEN RIvER.-Every "Wednesday
and Saturday at 8 O'Clock p. M. Every
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock p. II.
TO EAsrPORT. = Every Tuesday ana
Friday at 4 O'Clock p. NJ.
To He SDERSoN-Daily,- except sundays,
az o'clock Pm.
TO NA3HvILLE-Every Thursday at four
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Turn Out Fo.NIght.

Remember that Col. ROBERT J.
INGERSOLL speaks at Turner Hall
to night. Let everybody go to hear
one of the best speakers in the West.
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Pianos /! Pianos

A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LOT FOR
SALE AT AUCTIoN.-Blliott a. Go. will
sell at auction at the Court House
door, on Saturday, the 26;h, at two
o'clock p. NJ, the lot adjoining the
residence of Il. Al. SeilHian, on Second
Street, between Chestnut and Walnutl
This lot fronts 373 feet on Second
Street; is $50 feet deep; and is ono of
the most desirable lots in the city.
sept. q I'd. Sc
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CITY N E w s.
no! FOR PRINCETON.
MASS MEETING AND BARBECUE.
Excursion Trains at Low Fare.

The Evansville and Charlottesville
Railroad will run an Excursion Train
from this City to Princeton to the
Grand Mass Meeting and Barbecue
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For RENT.-A few pleasant sleep
ing rooms for gentlemen, furnished or
unfurnished Reference required.
Apply at this office. sept24 3t.
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~ PERs9NAL.-We had the pleasure
of meeting Lieut.. Isaac Shelly of
the 34th U. S. Infantry, in the CITY
yesterday. He is stopping at the
Sherwood House.
Col. j. P. Hail, Of Morganfeld.
Ky, 10 in the city, stopping at the
Sherwood House Halls one
of the stauneh Republicans of Ken
lucky.