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A NEGRO CRIMINAL MURDERED BY Me-
GRoEs.--A Memphis, june 24.-Alexander
Randolph, q freedman, rsyished negro
woman, near Balton's depot, Miss, on Sun
day, and then murdered her. He was ar
arrested on Monday, and while under guard
that night the negroes Of the neighborhood
came up and shot him. ss Il, ~
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MURDER IN TENNESSEE. Memphis, June
25.--William Brown was murdered ct Mi
Ian, on the Memphis and Louisville rail
road, last night, by three brothers named
Wheeler, who attacked him for participa-
ting in canvass the night before.
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Ne,ysnaper .sole-Crops.

SAVANNAH, GA, June 26.-T Ne,os and
Herald newspaper of this city has been
purchased by ] II. Estll.
The late rains have been general, and the
reports from the crops are favorable.
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BOILER EXPLOSION Hudson, N. r,
June 25.-A stove-works boiler exploded
to-day, cutting the engineer about the head
fatally. Loss, $4,000.
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FALLoF,A BUILDING--T Two lives LOST
Chicago, June 25.--The wall Of a building
fell yesterday, burying five workingmen,
two of whom have since died.
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Tha Jews I'm Europe.

VIENNA, June 26.-The Jews OF Bucha- I
rest have presented an address through
Prince Napoleon, who is now there, TO the
Emperor Of the French, asking an ameiio-i
ration Of their condition, and thanking the
Emperor for his known liberahty to all
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Congress Aiming the Negroes at the
South.
WASHINGTON, June 26.--Mr. Paine's bill
furnishing arms to the militia authorizes
the Secretary Of War to supply each con-
gressional district with 10000 rifles and
battery, upon assurance that the militia or
carnations in the respective districts are
(" loyal"
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TERRIFIC HAIL-sroRM BEinqa dmpton,
~. :, june 25.-A terrific hail.storm oc-
CURED here yesterday, the stones being
nearly as large as hen eggs. Much damage
was done to the crops. s.
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The Tax Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 26.-The tax bill mas
been concluded except FIVE pages referring
to banks and bankers.
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HIGH PR1cE.-The first lot Of new wheat
received in this market sold ct S3.40 per
bushel. 4 1t came from Georgia.-NorJolk
Journal. ~
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The yestry De ST. Johns church, lst Ports
month, Va, have calies TO the rectosship Of
the chnrch Rev. Air. Greer, oS clarksbarg,
West isgiaia. sss
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CoLLKcToR,s OFFICE, Cry HALT
RICHMOND, June ], 1862
TN COMPLIANCE WITH AN 0RDI-
4 NANCE OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
will attend at my Office from A. NJ. to o'clock
p NJ daily from the It'll to the ed Of July inclu.
sfye to receive of the city taxpayers one-haf OF
the whole OF their city taxes, dedpcting therefYom
ten per centum. Persons desiring TO make imme-
ui s's ea' - JULIUS A. .HOBSoN,
je 22-ts2dJy Collector.
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South Carolina Legislature Con-
~ Vened.
CHARLESTON, s. c., June 26:--General
Scott, the Governor elect, has issued his
proclamation convening the Legislature
July 9th, in accordance with the provisions
Of the omnibus bill, to ratify the fourteenth
article. :.
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je 1a-1m West Virginia

r OCUST GROVE delightful SUM-
II MER RESORT, conducted for many years
past by John s. Cooke Esq, two miles from Green
wood depot, Virginia Central railroad: Will be-
opened for visitors on the first Of July, 1868.
TERMS $50 per month, $40 per week.
Address, A. K. YANCEY, DR.,
ie 22-lln Greenwood Depot, .Albemarlc, Va,
Petersburg Eader and Norfolk ViToinidn copy.
and send bill to A. X. Y, Jr.
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DENTISTRY.

DR. g. e. KLoEBER DENTAL ~
i ROOMS No. 0ea BROAD STREET, S6110
RICHMOND, VAL inserts beautiful AnTIFI-
GAL TEETH ON the YULOANITE BASE for
twenty to thirty dollars per set Particular atte-
don Given to all operations necessary TO the prescr-
walton OF the natural teeth Correction Of irregu.
lar teeth, cleaning, extracting, and the treatment
of dental diseases generally. ~ - my ~
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: GLooNY PRosrEcr---RAp rcAJ, Forrp 3.

T.. IL & ~.
A GLooMY PRosrRcr-- RADrcAL FoREBo-
p,Se FOR TIE FUrUaE OF THE Parry
q Agate" the Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Gazette, writes that paper as
follows:
ave are soon to have the southern States
readmitted under the present reconstrrc-
t;on-virginia, Texas land probably Ala
hama) alone excepted. The Republican
Marty has hitherto calculated nnon GREAT
1rnlitical gain from this admission Tic
leaders are now far less confident. Mmna
he confessed that neither the fruits Of re.
construction, Nor the promises from me
ntber- States, are especially encouraging. ss
ave have one rebel State back ara;n-.
Tennessee. Before she had been fully rree IL.
stored her delegates to o national csayen-
lion gave us Andrew johnson. Since, her
legislature has given us Senators Fowler
and Patterson. -. s
"Yetthese aremen Of high character, com
pared with those now coming up from the
South. There are whole delegations to tl;a
House from large southern States that do
no; contain one man ne reputable in private
life, or as respectable in ability and expe-
renee, as Senator Fowler. There are plenty
Of them for whom Senators Patterson
may stand as the type. God only knows
what we arc to do with these creatures,
exclaimed one Of the leading members
Of the Republican party, and one Of its
most prominent Congressmen. They seem
10 be without character al home, they have
not very much hope Of retaining their hold
on their districts after the first election:
and :. good many of them are sure to 20 in
tc7 making the most they can out of their
positions while they have them Perhaps
the Congressman was severe in. his iudg-
ment; but there is no doubt3that the feel
ing among many of the leaders grows to be
that in seeking for Republican strength at
the South we have got very large ele-
plant Of very uncertain disposition ON our
hands,"
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TEE CREAM AT s1.5o PER GALLON.
4. am now prepared to furnish ICE CREAM
made of pure cream, of any flavor desired at $l.st
per gallon. will deliver 1t in any part of the city
free Of charge. ANDREW ANT0NI,
Wholesale and Retail Confectioner,
HOS Main street,
my2 nearly opposite the post-office.
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PRfScEToN CoLLEaE. This venerable In
sstitution has recently receiFed an allow
.ment Of $100, 900 from John G. Green, Of
New York, az q fund for the improvement
of buildings, libraries, &c. Also, s20, 900
for the purchaseFof four acres Of land for
the enlargement Of the grounds. Al fund
of 500, 900 has been raised by twenty gem
tlemen Of New York and New Jersey, MS q
fund for the support of the president. Gem
#eral Halstead, Of Newark, has built an OBJ
.servatory at cost Of a40, 600, and intends
it shall be furnished with the best tele-
scope in the United States.
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SPERM OIL, LARD OIL, VIRGINIA
- LUBRICATING on, Whsle OIL Tanners'
OIL Sweet OIL Linseed OIL, Kerosene OH, for sale
BY !. pusg eples,s aAi Mai Il street
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going pubic Is Respectfully ~
fageS they present The waters OF these Springs
are unriyaled in all cases Of dyspepsia. cutaneous
diseases, and uterine affections and In cases OF
debility act rs
POWERFUL RESTORATIVE.
They have proven em1nently useful IN many
female diseases, and In
CHRONIC DIARRHGA
arc regarded as u SpEC1F1C.
The natural advantages OF this place are IN
SURPASSED BY ANY IN THE STATE, being
situated almost upon the very summit OF the
Allegheny Mountains The air Is always cool anu
bracing the climate Is healthy and salubrions the
water Of delightful temperature $50 degrees fanren-
heitj the grounds are shaded aud protected every
hour in the day by thick grove OF forest OAKS.
The hotel and buildings have recently been en-
lsrged renovated, and refitted. and the proPrle-
tors atter themselves they offer to their guests
accommodations unsurpassed by any watering
place In the mountains and confidently ask WISH
from the public. .,---,, $50, ~ s-,,.-.,,.....
Visitors to the springs viii stop at Christians
burg, where comfortable coaches VIII be IN at
tendance on the arrival OF each train 70 convey
them to the springs.
RATES OF BOARD:
Per day. o'vo
eo m
For longer period than two months, per
CoIored servants, and children not.occupying
seats at first table half the above rates.
DR.. JOHN b. RADF0RD,
Z Col HENRY A. EDMuNDSON,
Mai. JAMES p. EDMUNDSON,
Gen. g. G. WHARTON,
J.. A. DAVIS, formerly of the Noryell House,
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" ELLUW SULPHUR ofhINUo.-IIltse
i celebrated and popular Springs, situated In
MONTGOMERY county three and q half miles from
Christlansbnrg depot are now open for the recep-
ton of visitors End the attention Of the springs
going public is respectfully invited to the adyan-
faCeS they present. The waters OF these Springs
are unriyalled in all cases Of dyspepsia cutaneous
diseases, and uterine affections, and In cases or
debility act asa
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DURE MATTED RYE w HISKEY. II
8 1922 GENERAL LEE BRAND.
a have now on hand 100 barrels OF this article 30
desirable for family use and incidental purposes.
j'warrant st to be PURE MALTEU Rye COP
and FREE FROM AILADGL.f
STERATIp and consequently ciaim for II that
ii IA the yery best article DC whiskey In this mar
ket. 81 ~ y. !M ~.
IL ir-sn, corner or Seventeenth street. n
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- - $4,000 PTOpf1eLDrE.
J. A. DAVIS formerly of the Norvell House,
Lynchburg, Superintendent. jc 2a-eodlm
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OILS.

NATURAL VIRGINIA LUBRICATING
In OIL.-This OIL is Of superior quality u has
been thoroughly tested on all kinds OF machinefy
and han given general satisfaction. For sale by
PURCELL, .IApD& CO...
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T1XTRA FINE GREEN AND BLACK
E TEA, one hundred snd ffty superior HAMS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-18
River DisnafcI,es.

NASHVILLE. August IL. = River
falling; 30 inches on Harpeth Shoals.
Weather warm and showry. Umpire
arrived from Cairo.
MEMPHIS, August 17.-Heavy rain
yesterday morning. River falling
slowly. White River on stand; 4
feet to Augusta. Arkansas rising;
feet to Little Rock up. Shreve, 10
this A. M; Bismarck, 3; Belle Mem
phis, 8 P. M, st. Louis; Luminary,
Nicksburg, 6 P. NJ; Legal Tender,
New Orleans, 4 A. NJ. In port: May
flower, Forsyth.
CAIRO, August IL. - Fanny Bran
deis, Louisville to Cairo, 10 PM;
Shamrock, Cincinnati to st. Louis,
AM. Arthur, st. Louis to New Or
leans, s AM; Alton, Memphis to st.
Louis, IL AM; White, Paducah pack
ct, PM; Beaver Grand Tower to
Cairo, 3 PM; Hughes, Nashville to
return, 4 PM; Continental, New Or
leans to st. Louis, 5.P.M. The river
fell 3 inches. Weather cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, August 1.-THE river
IS about at a stand, with four feet In
the canal, two feet in the chute, and
I'VE feet IN the channel over the
Portland Bar. The weather is very
warm, with light sprinkle of rain
during the day, with indications of
more tonight. Business is dull. De.
parted-New York, j. p. Webb, and
Nightingale for Cincinnati.
ST.. Louis. August 17.-ArriYed-
Gem, Illinois River; Andy johnson,
Keokuk; r.. 7. Converse. Falmouth !;
Minnie, Peoria. Departed - Daven-
port and Tom. Jasper. st. Paul; Mar
BILE City, Memphis; Lucy Bertram,
Bolen, Hannibal; r. p. Converse,
Upper Mississippi. No change to
note in the rivers; all are steadily
declining, but the channel cuts out as
the water falls. Business good. Wea-
Their cloudy, with very slight shower
during the day.
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DIED.


WARD.-At AItaviIIe, CalaVerBs County,
California, JOHN WARD, aged AZ years, 8
months, and days. ..r -5#+sss5-4f
Deceased was a native of Vanderburgh
County, Indiana, and ennis grated to Cali
fornia In 1856, in which yc@e-- he took mp
his residence at AltavIlle, y here he re-
sided constantly until his decrease. The
writer knew him for numbet OF years,
and as a husband, father, Christian
and friend he had no superiors. In his
social intercourse he was affable. kind,
and gentlemanly, and the prominent
traits in his character were frankness OF
manner, honesty, and fidelity, and his
many excellent qualities endeared him TO
large circle of friends. who sincerely
rnpathize with the family IN their sad
Bereavement. In his last hours his path
to his dnal restfng-p place was made as
smooth as possible by the devoted atten-
tions of an affectionate wife and daugh-
tiers; and he yielded his spirit without a
murmur, and in the full hope of the en-
Joyment of a bright future in a better
land. ~.
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RI Err Ew 8
For other River Items see 21f-d J7r,-,.

The only additional arrivals vi to
midnight were the James Gray, fro,n
Green River, and Mollie No. ton
Henderson and return. The
Quickstep left for Cairo with fair
trip.........The Mollie Norton came
up last night with some seventy five
Kentucky Democrats to help swell
the display last Observation-Disclosures
signs OF rain prevailed up to mid
nlghs, bit none fell, though the
clouds were dense and lowering......
r. w. Patrick will hereafter receive
freight free of charge for the Ollie
Sullivan. Freight for any point to
Oannelton can be sent down at any
time.
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The report OF the committee on the
extension of Canal Street, from Second
Avenue to Division Street, and the
opening out of Fourth Street, report.
ed the damages assessed at 81 800,
and the valuation Of the property at
$50, 100. The report closed with a
protest signed by Messrs. Holman,
Chandler and Sherwood, against the
widening or opening cut OF the streets.
Mr.. Steele moved to lay the report
on the table. .iossa 3zas .H5 1t@.
Mr.. Reitz moved to amend the mo-
ton by accepting the report condemn
ing the property, aud taking it at the
appraisement of $25, 100, which was
carried The vote stood, ayes, Jones,
Stockfeth, Schroeder, and Reitz. +
Noes, Steele, Rocker, Kolle, and
Mesker, tie. The Mayor, having the
casting vote, voted aye.
Mrs b. A. Reilly, IN communica-
ton by Mr.. GaryiH, proposed to sell
blocks 15I and 173 to @ the city for
81, Q50, which proposition was agreed
Various sidewalk reports were read
and the amounts ordered assessed up
against property holders S. .lsa5 +
Reitz,a from the Committee on In
lets. reported in favor of allowing Mr..
done on iulets on Franklin Street. .
Tie report of assessors appointed
to assess the damages of opening out
High. Street, reported the same at
$S, 670. aand recommended. that the
work be abandoned. - '-=is.a5 y. =.
On motion of Mr.. Reitz, the report
of the committee was laid on the table.
" Various sidewalks were then or
dered repaired, aud others ordered to
be laid. adi lts ssH ei.itssi
The opening of bids for bowldering
on Fourth Street was postponed until
the next meeting of the Council. ga
The bids for constructing . sewer
on Seventh Street from Main TO Syca-
more were then opened, and the con
tract awarded to George bingham
main sewer at $I.25 per l1neal foot
catch pits, $50 each. a FIJI aas III
Messrs. Sherwood and Garvin, from
the committee on the assessment OF
property on High Street, and the dam
ages aecruing from the opening out OF
that street, set forth in eommunica-
ton to the Council, that the commit
tee could not agree regarding the dam
ages, aud asked to be discharged from
the committee. .s-etl..1. .s -.....-
h CaptGjn Scott asked and was grant
ed leave to move his boat. to the
lover end of Lamasco wharf for re-
pairs. sal g hlsa y - sfa afff'l
$ Mr. Birch, on behalf of interested
citizens, asked that the paving order
ed for the alley situated between
Gum and Cowan Streets, and Second
and Third Streets, be suspended until
such time as the filing had settled.
The request was granted.
On motion the Council adjourned.
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KICKED BY HORSE. A man
named Street, who attends horse for
Mr.. Parvin, when leading him to
water on Sunday, was kicked violent
ly by the animal in the pit of the
stomach, or on two of the lower ribs.
Fortunately the stroke was not heavy
enough to do any serious injury, al.
though the wound received was quite
painful. ~
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PERSONAL. Among the visitors to
the city yesterday. we note Hon.
Robert Glass of Henderson; John N.
Sutcliff of Warren; Hon. VIM. E.
Niblack, of Vincennes, and Hon.
I. A. Hendricks, United States Sen
ator of Indiana. Mr.. Isaac w. Moore of
Bonneville was in the city last night.
John Funk, President of the Hender-
son Agricultural Society, was in the
city last night.
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THE FIGHTING BOYS IN BLUE ;"
IN PosEY.-The Fighting Boys in
Blue in Posey County, or in New
Harmony and vicinity, are fully or
ganized. The number enrolled for
muster at New Harmony exceeds FIVE
hundred. Tbs boys propose to vote
against the enemy they fought.
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Stolen

ClT0LEN-EaASr EVEN RE
- tween the hours OF 6 and 8 P1Sx,. from
my stable, Light. shifting leather ton
buggy, painted red, with black strInesP
coal box body hands black, with a wreath
in the centre, and striped yellow. A nbe-
raj reward viii be paid for the arrest of
the thief or recovery of buggy.
augl5 sc DIR. MAGENlSS.
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B@- A beautiful Grant and Colfax
pole is to be raised at Huffnagle's, on
the Mount Vernon road, on Saturday
next. There will be speaking in Eng
lish and German.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

For RENT.-Fhe room now -occu-
pied byfS. w. Turner. No. 7 South
First Street, three doors east of Main
The situation is a desirable one. The
room is furnished with all the neces-
sary fixtures and shelving to carry on
any kind of business, and will be rent
cd very low. Ibra.l =. e4el #
~ -rsH = TURNER Il KUMLER,
aug18 IF. No First Street.
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POLE RAISING IN GERMAN Town
sHIP.-A tall and beautiful Grant
and Coliax pole was raised at Mr..
Barchet's, in German Township, on
Saturday night last. Captain Reavis
attended and spoke to a large au-
dience on the occasion. He brings a
good report from German township.
The Republicans are working well
there. ..l1--
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POLE RAISING AT B1A1Rsv11nE-
A Grant and Colfax pole win ho 80
ed at BlairsyilIe on Saturday, the 2ad
instant, and grand ball will be given
at right. There will be speaking ON
the occasion, and the Crescent Citv
Silver Band, and the Grant Gun
Squad of this city, will be in attend
anes. A good time will be had. Per-
sons desiring to attend may do so,
returning the same night.
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A PERcEPTIBLE DEcLINE-After
the flank movement by Whittlesey,
yesterday, by which he captured Hen
bricks and Niblack at the Fair
Ground. there was a perceptible de-
cline in the kid glove market. 800
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ANNoYNa.-On Sunday night we
wrote that Mr.. Robert MeGrew had
arrived home from the French Lick
Springs. The eompositor converted
it into McGreer. Such errors are
extremely annoying, but they will
0aatrr
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-18

POLE RAISING AT MoCUTCHEN-
vILLE.-A Grant and Colfax pole will
be raised at McCutchenville tonight.
There will be good speaking, and a
lively time is expected. In all parts
of the county the Republicans are
working hard, and we hope to see
good result this Fall of their labor.
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TUESDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 18TH
gepubIIcan ExecatIve COMMITTEES !

The members OF this Committee are
hereby notified to meet at the jour
NAL OFFICE this (Tuesday) afternoon
at 2 o'clock. A full attendance is
desired.
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POLE RAISING AT KRATzv1LLE.-
A Grant and Colfax pole two hundred
feet high will be raised on Saturday.
the 22d inst, at which time Captains
d. d. Doughty and w. p Hargrave
will speak to the people. All are in
vited to attend. 1t is but three miles
from the city, and will only be pleas
ant ride for those who wish to attend.
A great turn out is expected.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-18

KFOR ALE-VALUABIE EVANS
Is WILLIE PROPERTY. ~ offer ION erIa.
Two houses and lots and one vacant f0f ia
the city Of Evansville, situated In fhe
Eastern Enlargement, on Fourth gfrerf
between Cheuy and Oak. The lots are
about Z25S feet font by 100 feet Ia depth.
one house is two stotse IS high, contains si~
rooms, with stable anu all necessary ont
buildings adjoining. The other house is
one story, contains Two rooms and kitch-
en-, with good cisi crb5 stable etc, on lhe
premises All IN good repair.
The above property is now renting for
S45G per annum.
For particulars apply TO ELLIOTT g.
son, Evansville, Ind or to
THOS. SNOWDEN,
aug d2W Henderson, Ky.
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THANKs.-Mr. p. S. Dusouchet will
please accept thanks for late New Or
leans papers.
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PoLE RAISING IN THE CfTY.-A
splendid Grant and CoIfax pole, one
hundred and forty feet above the
ground, will be raised at the corner of
Second Avenue and Seventh Streets
on Thursday evening, the 10th inst,
by Henry Bower and Chas. Theirs.
There will be speaking on the oc-
seasion. 4- .,.
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FAIR AT NEW HARMoNY.-The
Fair at New Harmony will be held
from the 9Th to the Nth Of September
inclusive 1t promises to be one of
the Des that has ever been given in
that county. The premium list is lib
eral' and every arrangement will be
made to make Is a grand success
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PrOyisIOnsI PrOYisIons !!

We offer to the trade. at the low
est market prices, a full supply of
CLEAR SIDES, CHOICE CANVAssED
SUGAR CURED and PLAIN Hams, KEG
LARD and DRIED BEEF. IL.
Il. RUFFNER, Jr., & Co..
aug1S3t Ne. z Main Street.
P0TATORs.-Just received, 100 bar
rels shaker russets and white sprouts,
and for sale by l ai 6 80
HAYHURsTi q WHITAKER,
n No. 6 South Water Street.
tlszsna aeI.3t h1f-aa aug173t
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COMING SOUTH,
Tarre Haute and IndianSEOlis-
.uou TrRRE HAUTE,
Onio and Mississippi Railroad.
rrrAnrRnAT LINEs.

10 T.oUTsYTII r.1a,1V ~
T1es,i,'ae5iav Thursday, and Saturday at
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