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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The UNIVERSAL WRING.

The UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WIRING.
ER, with RowELL's I~MPRovED DOODLE
GEAR, cannot be surpassed or equaIIed by
any other Wringer for durability, tin the
expiration of the patent for. the stop
GEAR" or fastenirg ABOVE thu cogs, which
preve- Is them from entirely separating.
Any sensible person can understand that
a cog-wbeel wrineeT having cogs, aOhether
at one or both ends of the roll, which can
play apary and fly out Of gear when q lara o
article is passing through, is COMPARA-
lively WORTHLESS, as the cogs are
then OF no use t0hen most needed.
The UNIVERSAL wRIEGER was
awarded the Gold Medal at the great New
England Fair, took the First Premium at
the National Fair at Washington, also az
and is the only Wringer which eUcT took a
.frat premium at the Fair Of the American
Institute. s8 .4aHeusa sssU BOD
Its sale (now over $50. oO0 Wringersj is
greater Il a Of all the other Wringers
comblHed. 1t is very durable; and eveay
UnfveTsot WTfH0er Is Wprranted.
A supply OF WRnGERs, also1 OF the
CELBBRATED DOTY WASHING MA.
CHIN =, always kept ready for shipment
at Cleveland, Chicago, st. Louis. Louisville
and New Orleans Sold by dealers gener-
ally % iiH re. BEoWHIN9,4
General gent,
YHIEJ u Coprtlapdcstree New Yorky
Sold by = s2CExEEX BROS.
noov8 ant a ", I'll wit
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

PERsoNALAColonel J.. M. Crebs
and J. r. Webb, of Carmi, Colonel
Rhoades, of Shawneetown, George w.
German, of OwensviIfe. and John
Speed, Esq, of Louisville, were in the
city yesterday.
Nh. w. III. Anderson, of dhe
@Drummer Boy" arrived in the city
last hight. 1t is expected that it viii
bepreropened on Wednesday night Of
next week, at the Opera House, for
the benefit of the Orphan Asylum.
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AlFIRsT CLASS HoUsE.-It affo rds
US pleasure to speak of our friends
Messrs!I. 81 d. Holman, 7grocers.
Main Street. These gentlemen have,
by 4 strictly honorable. course, and
by close attention to business, won a
reputation as business men of which
they may justly feel proud. They, are
now enjoying a large and excellent
trade, Which Is Increasing all the
while. ArGe certainly no more courteous
gentlemen can be found in Evans
vile, nor no more pleasant gentlemen
with which to deal. at1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

ILLINOIS ELECTION. From Jack
Grammer, the attentive clerk of the
Quickstep, we obtain the following
returns from Illinois,:
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8. 1sss.
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. BRIDGE LERTING.--The former CON
tractors for building the bridge over.
Pigeon Greek, having tbroyn up the
contract, the County Commissioners
met yesterday for the purpose of re-
letting the contract for the eFectioa Of
that bridge. The contract was award
ed to Messrs. Grant & P~illsburv at
$3.50 Theiwork will soon be com
meneed9 and pushed forwards with
energy.
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GONG TO FRANKFoRT. Deputies
Sheriff NJ. Wallen and W. Wilson and
@. B. Hazen, of Union County, KY.
were passengers by the Sam Orr yes
terday morning. having in charge
three white men and three negroes
one a woman-all convicted Of felon-
les in Union County, KY, and en-
route to the )FraBkfort pehitentiary.
They were a hard locking set. They
proceeded by the Tarascon last night.
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nfnmInatel ~IIlumInate

We presume every Republican on
the line of march chosen forEhe pro-
cession win illuminate his premises,
and show that he rejoices over the
success of Grant and Colfax. aud the
establishment of peace throughout
the land.
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Queries for our "EMCIent DemOs
cratic MaYnrW

Does the Mayor report to the
Council the manner in which he dis
burses the Secret Corruption Fund
placed in his hands by the Council
under the name of " Secret Detective
FUND.-" The people are anxious to
know.
To what extent is our " efficient
Democratic Mayor" concerned in
city contracts? Is it only to the ex-
tent of furnishing bricks from his
brickyard for the public works2i
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No CoUNcIL.-There was no meet
ing of the Coancil yesterday. The
meeting was postponed in order to
give the clerk an opportunity to com-
plete the tax duplicetes. 1t is thought
the duplicates viii be ready on Mon
day next. .slliyslHoI I4i 2
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DRUMMER BoY.-All the ladies and
gentlemen who propose to take part
in the Drummer Boy, will please meet
at the Opera House this evening, at
u O'Clock.
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CoRREer.-With the exception. of
one precinct, in which there was a
variation of ten votes. the returns of
the election as reported officially yes
terday, were published in the jour
NAL on the morning of the 4th. This,
for accuracy. is unusual on the morn
ing after an election.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

SPEER's PoRT GRAPE WINE.-This
noted and excellent wine, samples of
which can be tasted at all our drug
gists-we believe to be superior In
every respect. and in all desirable
qualities, medicinal not excepted, to
pure and genuine Imported Port,
worth ten dollars a gallon.
nov6. d&W1t.
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By-N No Clothes Wringer can be
durable with the double friction of
cogs at both ends, which can play ont.
Of gear and not touch together when
most needed. The" UaireEsdZ" has
not these fatal objections, and is a
rQaEeG durable. -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

1T SHOULD BE EVERY MANS AIM
TO ExoEL.-This was the aim of DIR.
j. w. Poland in compounding the
great remedy, Humor Doctor. Those
who have usedi in the worst cases of
Sc~rofula eheerfully give him the need
of praise. Sold by Cloud & Akin.
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Will IT BE DoNE2-Now that the
election excitement is over, will the
charges made against Mr.. SShowener
be investigated by the committee, or
will it be postponed still longer?
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REPUBLICANS, do not forget the
Ward meetings tonight, Lot us
make proper ~prapaFatfons for athe
funeral solemnities of the late Demo-
cratic candidates for President and
Vice President.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

FEARFUL FEARFULl-Hiram Mel
son has received a lot of silver plated
table castors, cups. goblets, butter
plates, table and tea spoons. of the
best quality, which he win sell at auc-
ton next Tuesday, at his Auction
Room, Locust Street, at 9 o'clock.
Now is the time to get fine ware, la
dies. nov5-3t.
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Sr In addition to our immense
stock of ready-made boots and shoes
of all kind, we are making to order
ladies and misses white silk and kid
slippers and CATERS; French calf and
kid. Pebble goat, glove kid and serge
Balls, CATERS and abuttoned boots, of
all kinds. Also, mems boots and
fine slippers. Slippers made to order
for the holidays.
1t TURNER & KUMLER.
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MALICIOUS TREsPAss.-A case of
malicious atrespass vas commenced
before Esquire Walker, yesterday 1t
was, one ofthose neighborhood affairs
which too often occur, and which only
result in injury to the parties engaged.
and which would have been far better
had it never been commenced.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

p6r Buy your French Corsets, col
oredand white, at HUGHES.
just received, a large assortment of
colored Velvet Ribbons at HUGHEs'.
Plaid Circular Cloakings. cheap, at
HUGHES. ma s.aoI
Rich Dress Goods very cheap at
Table Linens, bleached, halfbleach-
ed and colored, at HUGHES.
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am now receiving new goods
which L viii sell as low as any house
In the city, consisting of serge, oil
pebble gentlmen's, moroccergloEe
kid and calf, in the latest STYLES.
Splendid hand-sewed boots for gents.
which / will warrant. Give. me q
CALL. Fl. T. CHUTE,
Oc30-mw&f No. 135 Main Street.
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~ Why is the UutUersdl Wringer
the best? Because it has Rowell's.
Improved Double Gear, and the pat
ent stop. which prevents the cogs from
entirely separating. See advertise
ment.. LLa L9L ElsM-. svlLaol q
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

Notice is hereby given, that there
will be an election for three Trustees
of Schiller EneampmentNo. So. I o.
o. f., on Monday evening, November
10TH HENRY STEINLE. Sec'y.
-. noY6 Joe -aaE.I r....L ..a II.
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FLopR.-The best bran of choice
family -four sold ia the city, the
C~ynthiana Mills, also, rye -four for
sale by Ell. d. Allis &-Co., First ST.,
second door below Vino. "a ng
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

oa FIRST BAPTIST OHURCH.-There
will be preaching at the First Baptist
Church this evening, at u o'clock, BY
the Rev. Samuel Baker. ID. d., of Chi
cage The public are invited to at
tepha IaI Az 4 #A -1f@sst+ 42A2
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Just ReceiUeI, at The 6
Nel0 York GroceTH.

100 barrels tine Edsterns Apples.
Also, Cranberries. Buckwheat Flour,
New Currants, whole, half and quar-
ter boxes new Raisins, Citron, Prunes.
.sweetand boiled Cider, choice yrups +:
in fact everything desirable for the
holidays. Best brands of fresh
oysters received daily. ~ dassa
20 PARsON, ScovILLE & MoFFETT.
b OcSO-tf .I1g7g rs Main Street
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Br The Republicans of Wander
burgh County have a great VIC
tory whereof they are exceedingly
glad. q Let them demonstrate their
Joy tomorrow night.
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WANTED--Three able bodied young
men L drive pit mules in the Bodiam
Mine. Steady work will be given to
suitable applicants. Enquire to-day
at No.. 2 Main Street. nov6 ct
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AUCTION SALE.-It is understood
that our friend Carmody, the inimita-
BILE and unapproachable personater of
=" Uncle j Zoe" in the Drummer Boy"
has been engaged as auctioneer for
the sale of the effects of the late
."oVincennes Omnibus Varieties"
Due notice will be given of the time
of sale, which will continue from day.
to day, until all the effects are dis
posed of. Among the articles to be
sold will be found six and a
half dozen eau de cologne BOTTLES;
empty four dozen pairs Of kid
gloves, (soiled9 forty sixlpairs of red
pants. used by the Ku Klux, (many
of the seams ripped , forty-six pounds
of brown sugar, used in the boots
worn by the Ku.Klux to coax their
pants down while riding, together
with many other articles too tedious
to mention. valuable to- such as wish
to start a branch Of the aboYe insti-
tuition, or to organize a new troupe"
New York Clipper win please eopy-l
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The Republicans of the various
Wards will assemble at their head
quarters at 81 o'clock, and march to
their respective places in the process
sion by % o'clock, as follows:
? First, Second and Third Wards viii
form in the order named on First
Street, above Main, right resting on
Main.
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Wards will
form on First Street, below Main,
right resting on Main.
Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Wards
viii form on Second Street, below
Main, right resting on Main.
The delegations from Independence
and the country will form on Second
Street, above Main, right resting on
Main. a
At n o'clock the procession will
move out Main to. Seventh. up Sew
enth to Oak, down Oak to First, down
First to Elm, out Elm to 1ngle, out
Ingle to Fifth, out Fifth to First Az
enue, out First Avenue to Seventh,
down Seventh. to Fulton Avenue.
down Fulton Avenue 60 Fourth, up
Fourth to Leet, up Leet to Center,
and up Center to Turner Hall, where
it will be dismissed.
in9aa G. II. BuTTERFIELD,
DIR ~ Chief Marshal.
The following gentlemen are re-
quested to act as Marshals for the
procession on Saturday evening:
CHEF qrshal-Colonel G. H. But
terrified. le4 eRts qua
34ssis'qah4Captain Losgviitt, John
Greek, Col. O.. K. Drew. Capt, OAR
ling, Capt. Wassam, viii. Warren, jr,,
Morris Kahn, Capt. Fairchild, and
VIM. Koch, of independence.
AT the meeting of the Executive
Committee, held yesterday, the prize
banners offered to the precinct which
should show the greatest increase in
itslvote for Grant Over that given for
Governor Bakers was awarded 10
Center Township which increased its
vote ~. Other precincts were close
competitors. The Fifth Ward has a
gain Of Is; Perry Township, 10;
Eighth Ward, IA Scott Township,
lsio Tenth Precinct, 12T German
township, IL iJoS ssot bas 9oguoB
AS THE jolli6cation Tomorrow eve
ming win be altogether in the hands
OF the Republicans Of the various
wards, they viii no doubt rig out
some Of the handsome cars which
were so attractive in previous demon
STATIONS. Let the young rejoice with
the old. and the people altogether
shout hallelujah aud sing. iadF bssb
g NOTARY PUBIC. Attention is
called to the card of Mr.. III. w. Bin
pus, Notary Public and Attorney-at-
Law, to be found in this paper. Mr..
Bippus has had much experience in
making up law forms while in the
OlerkssOfiee, and will be pleased to
have his friends call upon him. He
may be found, for the present. at the
County Clerks Office. ms
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06
THE EOYEMBER ELECTION.

Below we give the official vote Of
Van derburgh County. The figures
are correct, and will be co~nvenient
for reference in future:
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GRANT CAyALRx.-Tba gentlemen
composing the Grant Cavalry are re-
quested to meet at Turner Hall to-
night. at II o'clock, to arrange for the
grand jubilee on Saturday night. It
is hoped there win be a full attend
n e. A. FAIRcKILD, Capt.
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BANKRUPTCY.-Charles @. Burns,
of this county, has fled his petition
In bankruptcy.
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RF Had the Democracy succeeded
in electing Seymour aud Blair, would
not the heavens have glOMed and the
streets resounded With their exhibi-
tons of rejoicing? Republicans have
far more reason to rejoice in their
success. Therefore. Idt everybody
rejoice, and shout aloud their happi-
ness. ~L 2AAA AAA
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Br Toilet and Fancy Artieles at
SRIDwELL d Cos Drug Store. cor
ner OF ISird and Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumerfes of all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. loc26 DIFF
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WARD MEETINGs.-Turn out. Re
publicans, TO your ward meetings
tonight, aud prepare for the grand
jubilee tomorrow night. s
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FOR RENT.
ROARDTNG.

DOARDIRG, WITH Or WITH
ID out lodging, can be hadc0ruer second
and - camOTa streets, near the Catholic
Church. nov5 lWd MRS GLEAVtS.
I'd BOARDING On Second Street, be-
- tween Sycamore and Vine. iu the
nous lately o. eupied by Mr.. VIM. BucE.
Three large Furnished f0omar suitable Tor
families. Day bOurders WanGB1.
au22 DIFF MRS. q. a. FULLER.
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AttentIon.

Il desire a partner with a small capt.
tai. Immediately. Apply at this Of
nee. ocZI-tf
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Pfanara Ynnr Lamnsl

It is expected hat every Republi-
can will have his lamp properly.
trimmed and filed with oil. and be
ready to turn ont in procession to-
morrow night. bet none refuse. 5 y
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Hunt up the lamps, Republicans
and get them ready for Saturday
night. Bring out every lamp.
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BoNFIREs.-Boys, get your mate
rial ready for benfres tomorrow
evening. and let them blaze in all
parts of the city while the procession
is moving. !
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06

HOME MANUFACTURE Turner &
Kumler are now manufacturing ladies'
fine shoes to order in a style unsur4
passed by any1maHufactory in the
West. They have the best of work
men employed, and ire prepared to
fill all orders on short notice. Their
stockof goods IS large and complete.
Call aud see them, 30
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River DISPATCHES.

CAIRO, Nov. Pink Yarble. New
Orleans to Louisville, II p. Nj Sam.
j. Hale. Cincinnati TO Memphis, Ii
p. NJ; Forsythe, Memphis to St. Louis,
10 A. M; Citv of Pekin, st. Louis
to Tennessee River, 8 P. NJ; CONNER
cial, Cairo to Vicksburg. 5 p. NJ; Ty-
rome, Nashville packet, ) P. NJ
The river has fallen two inches.
Weather clear.
MEMPHIs, November 5.--Weather
clear and pleasant. The riyeE-is-de-
clining. Arrived-Romeo. from Ev-
ansyille; Daring, from Cincinnati.
Departed-T. Dano, with 1000 bales
cotton for Mobile City, for St. Louis
NASHVILLE, November o. The
river is rising, with At feet on Har-
peth Shoals. Weather clear and cold.
The Kate Morrison arrived from the
upper Cumberllnd, and the A. Baker
departed for Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, November 3. Ar
rived-Kaie Robinson and Charmer
from CInciBnati; Lawrence from ST.
Louis. Departed-Charmer for E7-
ansville; Kate Robinson, for Tonnes
see HClveri Lawrence, Tor Cincinnati.
The river continues to rise slowly,
with 3 feet 8 inches in the canal. and
| loot 3inehes in the chute-a rise1of
one inch since last report.
The channel at Portland bar is cut
ting out, and there is now 5 feet
large at that point. The last arrival
from below reports 81 feet large on
the shoalest bar. A rise of 10 feet is
reported in the Kanawha. Weather
clear and cold. Business very dull.
CINCINNATI, November 81 The
weather is clear and pleasant. The
river rose 4 feet 5 inches in the last
twenty-touP hours; and is still rising.
ArriYed-Robert Moore, from Nash
vile; and Champion, from St. Louis.
The ATgonaut has left for Memphis.
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ROcKportStage Via Newburgh and Boom
yilleD carrying the mail, leaves 1T M,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
aud Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at Z A. NJ Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. M.ism - <s
-Nt. Vernon Mai Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays at IA. M. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundaysl by 2 P. MI. t szaEl5
To NEWBURG.-HacK daily Except Sum
aay,) from the merchants Botel, at B
O'Clock p. NJ. -. suenaafr
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SPENCER CoUNTY.-By a private
letter from Rockport, we learn that
the Republican majority in that coah-
ty is one hundred and forty-six. In
the township Ia which Rockport is
situated, the Republicans made a
gain of thirty, while in the county a
gain of seventy-fve was made, This
is another evidence that the Demo
cratic party had too much negro on
the brain, and treason at the heart.
1t is hoped that none of the tender
footed nor bare-footed Democracy
will take exceptions to the remark.
1t is according to Hiram, and it is
said that Hiram knows.
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LIVERY SrABEE.-We present to
the readers of the-JegRNAI-this
morning, the card of Messrs. Kronen-
burger & Barnett IserSstabls keep
ers, who may be found on Locust
Street. between Third eand Fourth.
These gentlemen are very clever and
accommodating, and car furnish just
such a turnout as viii please all. No
more obiiging or courteous gentlemen
will be found in Evansville. IF you
want a splendid turu-ont don't fail to
give the above named gentlemen a
call. H&E TIir ~ div
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Ferrs Hapts and Indianatciis,
FRoM TERREIHAugE.
Ohio and mississippi Railroad.
FROM ~vINJENNEs.
sTEAMBOAT LINES.

TO LoUIsvTLLE.-Every Monday nj
SATURDAY. at 10 o'clock Am. Every Tuesday,
10 CAIRo-Daiiy, except Sunday at 3
o'clock P. 4.
a1d Saturday at s O'Clock p. N. Every
Monday and Thursday ate oleloekP 2. II.
To EAsTPoRT.-Eyery Tuesday and
TO HEsDERsoN-Daily. except Sundays,
o. 8 O'Clock PM.
no NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday 81 four
: ID.
no MElrPH1s-semi-weekly & 8 II ad1
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ARRFED, couple of officers
from Louieyille arrived in the city
last evening to take charge of the
robbers arrested by Marshal Ed. Mar
tin, Of which mention was made in
yesterdays paper. Ehe prisoners were
turned over to the Oficersg and taken
back to L ~,uisviEle. It is not likely
they will visit our city for some time
to come. n@'- ao1
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CHOICE OYsTERs.-We have the
best possible evidence that Messrs.
Greenlees & Bro, Grocers, corner of
First and Walnut Streets, keep the
very best quality of Oysters, for We
have been permitted by their favor to
fully test them. Messrs. Greenlees
keep one of the neatest and mosteom-
plete family groceries in the city 90
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From Colonel Crebs, who arrived
in the city yesterday, we obtain the
following result:
White County, Col: Crebs-~-~~-74i maj.
Saline county, .-.-.-..15l "
Edward County, Raum.---...-.-..4STa" 80
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EATLROAD
GOING NORTH.
COMING UTH

Leave Leave Arrive
Terre Haute. Vincennes. E'yille.
vincennes &C -..-.-.a 6:82 M g:8
Freight d Ac. 6 30 A NJ 1880 p II SD
~ ziI...-..s.. 4.O5 r M 7:l1 p M To- COZ NJ