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MARRIED.

COOLIDGE kirk in the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, at Princeton, on
the Both of June, by Rev. a. Turner, Mr..
SETH A COOLIDGE, of Evansville. to Miss
IRENE E. KIRKMAN, of Princeton.
After prineeiy lunch at the residence
or the brides father, the happy couple
took the train for the East to spend heir
honeymoon, followed by the warmest
wishes of their maay friends. both at
Princeton and In this city. They have our
thanks for kind remembrance amid the
eOngratulatIons of the happy hour. =
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CORRECTIoN-In the Commercial
Report of yesterday, there occurred a
somewhat annoying mistake. In a
line Of the dry goods report there APP
peared country merchants who look
cheap, &c. which should have been
country merchants who look sharp,
&c The language is susceptible of a
misconetruction, though country mer-
chants who look sharp for cheap
goods do not fail to visit Evansville
to make their purchases. This cor
reetion is made for fear thar the
language may be miseonstrued. as
well ia with view of calling atten-
ton TO the fact that goods of all
classes cannot be purchased to bet
ter advantage than in Evansville.
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A New APPOINTMENT Isaac
II. O'Dell has been appointed Agent
Of the II. q @. Railroad at Ft Branch,
aud enters upon the duties Of his Office
this morning. He viii have tele-
graph office at that station, and Fort
Branch will assume new Importance
among tins railroad towns. Mr. O'Dell
is highly esteemed and good business
man, and will make an excellent
agent
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MoRE FOURTH OF july CELEBRA-

MoRE FOURTH or July CELEBRA-
TIoN.-Our neighbors of String-own
propose to celebrate the coming an
niversary of our nations birthday
and redemption by a good old-fash-
toned basket picnic, with a speech by
Luke Wood. Esq and q talk to the
children by DIR. Jones, after dinner.
Bill" Tileston, the children's singer,
will be on hand, and the best of music
will be had. Charles f. Broughton
will bear a conspicuous part, but his
modesty will not allow him to impart
to us his role. Everybody, with his
wife and children, IS invited.
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EyA4TER G! :, !. + :, 9 re sen me -,

y'John =. G. Abbott Ihf- work will be
Illustrated with three fine steel engraVtnFs
~ eight maps, printed in tint, and sold
l ~ by subscription. AE nts viii dmd
4 9 work that Will sell itself. The sub
~ us8uJhor and thu nne style in which
ne ok viii be published cannot fail 70
insure for it an enol NOUS and rapid sale
4iberal terms % good Rseats. Price TO
tuit the tunes, We are now ready % a9-
sign territory. WHITE. COHHiN, BOWIE
Z CO., publishers, 40 Walnut Street, Cina
hnnati, OhiO. lmGrk5 dtf
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Roam AND Doc TAX

TOWNSHIP, ROAD AND Doc TAX
We give below, compiled from the
official returns in the Auditors office,
the taxes collected for 1867, IN the
different townships of Vanderburgh
County, for Township and Road pur-
poses, and the apportionment of the
Dog tax:
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ARY.-Thieves and robbers
are getting to be very mean of late.
Night before last some rascals, while
Mr.. j. w. Hetehum. Methodist min
lister at Rockport, and family, were
absent from home, entered the house
and broke open the bureau drawers,
stole several articles of wearing APP
parel, and disarranged things in gen.
eral 1t was supposed that the ras-
Gals hoped to obtain the quarterly
allowance Of the reverend gentleman,
about $3.50 This is another case of
meanness which ought to put to
shame even the most Obdurate viii
lain. No trace of the criminals was
had.
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RATLROAD rIME-TABI,A
gvansvilIe and -lIawlOrdsvI 20.

GOING 4oRTh.
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CITY N b " S

INSIDE P.eCs. ~ In the new ar
ranFement iggsaatter consequent on
the change made in the DAILY jour
NAL, our readers viii find the Edito-
rails, Correspondence, and Political
Extracts 90 the secon} page. and the
River News. Stories, Ladies Reading.
Poetry, and Miscellaneous Reading on
the third page.
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WHAT DoFs TT MFAN?-We mott

WHAT DOES IT MEAN?-We notice
quite large number of cannon being
concentrated at James Phelan & Co.'S,
No. Is Main Street MARX & Hen
uing's old stand), which would indi-
cate 6 gigantic aggressive movement
on the Juvenile forces of the city. The
only terms of compromise or surren-
der are greenbacks.
All will take notice that Fourth of
July Cannon, gotten up expressly for
the occasion. cara be had at Is Main
Street. az prices much below the
market.
Messrs. Phelan & Co. also display
the largest assortment, in the city, of
double-walled Ice Pitchers, silver
plated. Examine their extensive and
varied stock of Queensware, fine
China, Glassware and House Furni sh-
ing Goods Now in season, Water
coolers, Wine coolers Ice Pitchers,
Ice Picks, Croquet Sets, Wire Dish
covers, Peafowl Fly Brushes.
iy1
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POINTED. Auditor Risch in his
Gard on the second page of this morn
ing's Daily, gives a very plain denial
to the statements of the fourier rela-
tive to the allowances made by the
County Commissioners to him.
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DEMOCRATIC SILVER BAED.-The
Democratic Silver Band will give
grand picnic on Saturday, in Parrett'a
Grove The programme will be pub
Iished on Thursday. Good speakers
have been provided.
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The SILVER SPRAY - A new and
choice collection of popular Sabbath
School Music, consisting Of Duets,
Quartets, Chants, Choruses, &C.,
adapted for Anniversary Meetings,
Sabbath School and Temperance
Celebrations, Home and Social Cir
Gle, etc, just received by
G.. W. WARREN,
ie27 No. 81 Main st.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL PIcNIc. = The
friends of Sunday Schools win not
forget the Sunday School celebration
of the 4th of July, to be held on Sat
urday, in EdmOnds' Grove, few
miles below the city. 1t will be a
brilliant affair.
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IMPROVEMENT At ISGLE's STATION.
Mrs. Hopkins is building a hand
some business house az lngle's Sta
ton, or Saundersville, as the post
-qf6ce is ns med. We understand that
she j. Ab0nt-. to lay out, and offer for
sale. town lots, with a view to build
ing M town at that point.
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A SMAsH-EoF BRANDY young
gentleman, while taking a buggy ride
yesterday evening with a young lady,
accidentally ran against COW, smash
ing his buggy to pieces. He pd-his
fair companion had TO foot itlhome, a
distance of nearly a mile.
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LOST

w 0tIT -PIIRSFi-On Sunday niEht, June
~ e 2kst, q new l1ucKshin purse. with steel
clasEi containing two SILVER quarters -
iiveif nve-cent piece, heavy PLAIN GOLD
ring, inscribed " G.. pf. to q. Pr, July lh,
I8otl. = Il also, a pOlIesmsn's certificate or
commission. The Under will be literally
rewarded BY leaving it with the drl or OF
Street Car No. =, or at the office or the
street Railroad Com pany, On Main street.
beyOtid the depot. o29 DIST
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NJ sbST - COW - StrHyed from my resi-
dence, ON the corner of Walnut and
second Streets, on Thu sdny night last, q
large black COW, about years old. with
erusm pied horns lar white teRta. think
there is q crop OF each ear, and q slit or
sWalto y fork IN each. She has a large baEs
il good mixer; Is Klnd ana gentle. she
left a young calf al home. ANY one re-
turning said COW TO Ine wi be literally
-raruareLad IieIIl Il u A N y nL-A d
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CAN RIAGES.
Sweet Milk.

WYE ARE Now PREPARED TO
w furnish families. through our
AGENTS.. q. Collier & Co, corner locust
and Third Streets; VIM. II. Read, corner
Locust and Second streets; and Moses
Well, No. 81 Locust Street, between First
and Second-with pure sweet Milk, by the
pint, quart, gallon ,.or larger quantities, a
mas dim II, B L. FORD
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NgW ADVERTiSEa2xFs.
Dissolution of COpartnership.

wVHE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
III fore exiting between Benjamin
hubbs and E. W. Patrick, under the name
70 nd style of Hubbs, Patrick & Co., Is here
by declared d 1850 we'd from this date.
The business will be continued by +. W.
Patrick, VINO will also settle the busine less
OF the drm. Z. W. PATRICK.
Evansville, July lst, 1868. jyI DIV
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WANTED

RYANTEn = HORSE sHUER-A HrHt-
w rate horse shoer can fnd permanent
employment by Supplying 10 j.. BEN ~ q
BRO, at their anop, on JensrsDn 8 rect,
opposite the BapIlst Churcn, Paaucah, Ky.
RKTA EGS-LA BORER-- Four or nvB
w good hands car o1Lain work On 8
70 rm. by applying a. ny lou e. on tne
Or awfOrd place, on atha cana, about i've
miles from r. yansViile. Good W yes.
le30 DIT PHILIP MARTIN.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUo-
TIoN.-A lot of it will be sold this
morning, at 9 o'clock. in front of Ell
lott & Co 5 Auction Room, on Main
Street.
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CATERPILLERs.-We Notice many
shade trees in the city loaded with
caterpillers. The trees most infected
are the mulberry and the box elder,
a fact that would suggest that these
species OF shade trees should be dis
pensed with, and sugar maple. soft
maple and sycamore used, which are
seldom occupied by caterpillar.
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United Statee Marshal's Notiee.


United states OF. America, District. of In
diana, So:
.ETT EEEREAS, A LIHEL OF M
Wv formation was fled Ia the DISTRICT
Court OF the United states for the District
OF Indiana, on the 2jth Y OF june, 1868,
by William II. Johnson, Henry Hoover,
John Sheer. William Sheer, William Reitz,
Clement Reitz, and John Martin, by o.
DENLY, Esq, their proctor, AGAINST the
steam baaI . Gold6nch, tue wreck thereof
ans ner boats, tackle, nach1 cry, apparel
and furniture, sc zed at said district upon
cause of maritime salvage, and praying
process against said goods. and that the
same may be condemned and sold there
for. " I
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the mo-
milton under the seal of said Court TO me
directed and delivered. / do hereby give
Puoilc notice TO all persons claiming said
s.ooos, OF any part thereof, or In any man.
ne1 Interested therein. that they be and
appear before the said, the District Court
oL the Y nlted States, 10 be held at the city
or Indianapolis. an ID for the District OF
Indiana. on theAsL Monday- Of August next,
st 10 O'Clock OF the forenoon OF that day,
then and there 20 interpose their claims
and make heir alterations IN that be-
half. BEN. SPOONEH, Marshal u. s. f.
Attest; j. d. HoWLAND, Clerk. { je29 dl4t
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CREDIT FOR ALL.-The Courier
claims great credit for the new city
administration, because it has been
enabled to make contracts for side
walks at a lower rate than the form
er administration. II ought also,
with as much reason, have credit for
having put down the price of labor
and brick. The working people and
the brickmakers would hardly see the
credit claimed
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A CARD TO THE LADIEs.-Miss E.

A CARD TO THE LADIES. -Miss e.
L. Powers, in retiring from business,
respectfully returns her sincere thanks
to her friends for their liberal patron
age, and would bespeak for her sue
cessor. Miss Kitty Rourke, contin-
uance of their kindness, assuring them
OF the utmost faithfulness on her part
in their interests. 1t
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BLOCKED UP.-The decline In the
river has uncovered the mouth of the
short sewer leading from the trout of
Main Street to the river, 1t was dis
covered that the mouth of the sewer
was choked up with mud, brickbats,
old boots and other debris. The at
tention of the wharfmaster having
been called to the state OF affairs, he
procured a shovel and removed the
impeachment to free flow of water.
We notice that a large deposit of
gravel, mud and debris of various
kinds has accumulated outside the
mouth of the Sycamore Street sewer,
forming quite reef, and damming the
water in the mouth of the sewer.
Another thing developed by the de-
cline Is the fact that some steamboats,
have violated the city ordinances by
throwing cinders, ashes, brickbats
and such like debris into the river at
the wharf, In some places forming
considerable Jumps, and tending
greatly to obstruet the wharf. A
strict watch should be kept, and a
proper rebuke administered to the
first violator who Is discovered. The
penalty Is $50
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To HoUsEKEEPERs.- would call
particular attention to the advertise
ment in another column of the dir
Tight Machine for Roasting Cafes
Two pounds of this coffee is guaran
teed equal to three pounds Of green
coffee. Sold by all groeers. jy1-2t
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TEMPERANCE PIcNIC.-The Cadets
of Temperance. with their friends,
will hold grand picnic at the Ores
cent City Springs to-day. Those de
string to join in the festivities Of the
day are requested to meet at Marble
Hall at nine o'clock. Rev. Mr.. An
drus and Gen. Shaekleford will de-
liver addresses in the afternoon. com
mencing about two o'clock. A very
pleasant time is anticipated
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Selling out At Coat,

~ OSES ~ E:sAs. on Locust Street, near
GNG Second, wiz dispose of his entfIe
soc OF GROCERIES at cost. Whatever
is not sold by the 18TH inst. viii be offered
at auction TO the hi CHEST bidder.
lei dtI5 TCOurier cOpy.1
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BOARDING O..
RAILR0AD HOUSE


<3eneraIy known az the OLD BULLS
HEAD. This pleasant situation 10 now
open for the accom- modaticn OF boRrdeEl,
under the direction Of MR.. and MRS.
X. q. A0NGE The street cars VIII ha
ound convenient, running TO and from
the premises every ten minutes. One or
two small families can br accommodated
s Pr. Large and good accommodation for
stock, lmay8 dim
TPOARDENG. r. Mrs .. Carter has re-
- moved To Mr.. John HeWsOus large
house, o. Division street, between second
and Third, and is ready & . receive as many
day bOarders as viii give her "A cal. She
also mas i've or six good rooms 10 let.
I mmylS diff Mis-. ID. CARTER
WSOAnDAESf BY THE DAY Or
eaadu .alu MRS. Z. M. BUREs's,
Eo.f2 Second ST.. bet. Main and Locust
streets. Evansville, Ind
A few more dodgers and quite number
ofday boarders can Sill he acoommOua-
ed. MRS =. 81. BURNS.
Inar2tf
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RECORDERS COURT-The Record
er- had another light day yesterday.
On Saturday last, one important case
was disposed of after we left the of.
fee. which the Recorder especially
desired ms to mention. A man who
keeps shop on Water Street was
presented on a charge of having run a
keno game on Friday night. He put
in a plea of guilty and was fined $50,
with 81 IS costs. This, His Honor
thinks, will close keno out in this
city.
Elliot Jewit. a colored man, was
presented yesterday, on charge of
quarreling with his wife. The case
did not amount to much. but he was
fined 81, with 50 ID costs.
Jacob BrOwnsweitzer was charged
with having been selling coal with
out its being weighed, and was fined
So, with 81 So costs. He says the
weighmaster was not to be found,
and now seeks TO bring an action
against him for neglect of duty.
A young gentleman was charged
with hitching his horse to an awning
post, so that he got his feet on the
edge of the pavement. An argus
eyed policeman saw it and went for
the young man, who promised to go at
once and settle with his honor. but
the policeman beat him, and secured
his half dollar. The expense of that
hitch was 80 50.
The two negroes who we're ushered
into the presence Of the Recorder on
Monday evening as we left the office,
on a charge Of being drunk and bois-
ferrous, were fined 81 each, with 81 &C
costs.
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rs ". rrr,.elrrs-sen1-weekly.

ROckport stage wi y ewburgh and Boon-
WILEY CARRYING the hall, leaves at A. n,
on Mondays. Weclesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by Z P NJ Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony 1aii Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays q : A. h. Arrives Tues
days and SATURDAYS by =. a..
st. Vernon MaNStage leaves daily lex
cept s3undaysl AZ N. N. Arrives daily Tex
sapt Sundays) by y. Nj
To NEWBu Be-. lick daily except sun
day) nom the. aerchsnt's Hotel At >
o'clock p. ~.
,,,r-r,Syr-r1xy MY / lsgS
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Diasolntion of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
a tween q. w. Warren and Thomas
Conyngton, is this day dissolved By mu-
Juat consent, Mr.. Conyngton retiring. The
business VIII be continued by q. w. War
rem. All debts due the nrm will be paid to
nlna, and ali Gains against the same VIII
De settled by HIM.
q. W. WARREN,
may9tf THOS. CONJUNCTION.
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MooKING BIRDsi MooKING BIRDsl
/ have this day arrived from Missis-
sippi, with one hundred and fifty
knocking birds; and | would respect
fully invite all persons interested to
call and purchase a pair of my fine
birds. Come Immediately, as | will
remain but two or three days.
MARTIN Rooms,
Gambrin Is House, No. 134 Main ST.,
jc30 DIT Evansville, Ind.
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United states Marshals Notice. !

United States OF America. District Of Inc
diana, rs. 81 tsff 7leas4ira ada a-se
WY EREAS, a libel of Information
w waa flied In the District Court of the
Unlted States for the District OF indiana.
on the 2ith day OF June, 1853, by .ugust
SchuIt9e, Charles Thumaus Ferdinand
HolIE, AIexaL der JACK, William Hoppe,
john Nor 49, JONI Truman, and William
= cker, b LhtlT proctor. Charles E. Marsh,
T. q, against the steam teiry boat stone
va, JACKSON her engintB, tacEle, ap.
parei, an furniture. seized at said district
mp n q cause dam ger, civil aud mari
time. c aiming 1880 10, and praying pro-
cesn ttg inst satui Poocs, and that the same
may be demned O. d solu theref r. s-fs
Now, therefore, pursuance of the mo
nitlon under ahe seal Ut said Court, TO me
directed and delivered. n do hereby 81 We
public notice to sill persons claiming said
gods, or ans part thereof, or in any man
neT Interested therein, that they be and
appear be ore the said the District Court
of the United states, 10 b held at the city
of dianapClis, in and for the District OF
Indiana, on the frat Monday of August
next O Q ten o'clock OF the fore Don OF that
day, the and there 20 1nterpOSe their
claims and MAKE their allegations in that
behalf ~e fHf
BEN. SPOONEIt, MaTsliaT, q. e.
AttestG ]. ID. HOwLAED, Clerk.
jeI dat HEs 7nasI fa.fE
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FOR SALE.

TEOR SALE AZ AUCTEOa INE
" RS ipENCE LOT-On 5a,uro July
4th, ct 10 O'Clock An win be sol 81 public
gu ton, without reserve, TO the highest
bidder, one-half OF Lot 90, adjoining Lot
Is, Old Plan, containing S716 feet, situated
on Sec9nd Street, and Joining thr residence
Of r. NJ. Sellman, ESQ, Between Walnut
and Chestnut Streets.
Terms OF saIe-One-fO fourth down. balance
in three equal pay meuts az SIX, twelve
and eighteen months, with IN crest, sale
takes place on the premises.
ELLIOTT s. CO, ArctiOneers-
je25 dtd
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crescent City Springs

EETHE UEDERSHGNED HAS n lA NJ
Il pleasure of announcing TO the public
"a his oelishtf1l resort; having been
titled, viii be open r8rvisitors aud board
ers on Eaf mIof= 4u.Haasf 8
Saturday, june Goth, 1888, g.
on aud after winch date. he is assured by
the managers, the Evansville Street kaaii-
way Will ne finished and running, the cars
making trips TO and f ON the city every
ten minutes. sa -Es .H0nuz aHufl
The Hotel and Restaurant entirely res
fitted and refurnisil6d, Will be conducted
has culinary arran gementS are such that
the undergiRned can promise, upon a mo-
ment's notice, 20 -erve up the most TeclSeT-
che meals and lunches 70 any number OF
guests. 1.ss5f esd " b. =
with the choicest Wine<, Liquors, Ale,
Porter, and Beer, and the best brands OF
The Ladies Refectory win be constantly
su ppIied with Soda and Mineral Waters,
Ice, CT cams, Nuts, Fruits Ind Confections.
f. Is purpose beautiful aud spacious
PavlAIon mas been ereeted on the most de
lightfui part OF the groandsg eW HriUa
The Bowling Alleys have been thor
onghly repaired swings and Caraeoles
for the plea uIe and amusement OF the
young and old have been provided. b
The Dancing HAL IS cap clous ana Wen
ventilated, and will l1e reserved solely for
the use OF the guests and OF select parties,
under respo sible management
The Bathing establishment ts undergo
ing repairs and with soon be ready for use.
Families and othe s. desiring q cool and
pleasant re reat Tor the Season cannot but
enjoy themselves under the widespread
ing shades of these beanttfollgrQundee aeGl
Jels DIV stsf :, .EDW, ARD WE4LE.Fs.-.
THACsTa FOR rTkE = sEHUREGsseds nad
" We have the largest stock of FAMILY
C1aOCERIH. Els in the cItY-neB RI " sIS large
AS that OF any other two houses as shown
by the returns Tor county taxes. oar ar
raHgements for purchasing from nrst
hands we're never 6ttter. ID this respect
n We hslU IL
other houses in the trade. and being very
comfortably liked in oar new qua rters,
WE TURN a NEW LEAF. leal
We Intend not only q etain our old
trade, but 10 double III IN The course Of ehs
NEXT year. h--# at&4 1000 it
No will not he undsrsoId - A word 10
VICKERY BROTHERS,
iunS IS Main Street. r
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srra Hanla ND Inaianapolis.
llaio and mississippi Railroad.
FROM vINCENNEs.
STEAMBOAT LINES.

o., r.orfTsVIIIE.-Fsvery Monday and
sst errisv At 10 o'tOck An. Esvery luesos.y
Wednesday, ThusuPN, NNu
&c ock P. n. ss,odov III 2
To GAIRO-haiy- eNVeF 80
O'Clock r.. NJ. x,,-e,.,- "Wednesday
10 eSs9tls,sIox, 4 3 o'dOck p. NJ. Every
@na 80 - s,I n, irsday At clock p. II.
TO EAsTPCEtT = nsVeiS A"eSsaS ""0
Friday at4 O'cioA =. p ., s,,,,,,,. 90,
To HE sDEk-sOt--llihiS oAeVP' '''ii''''S =
1t g O'Clock pm. CO =. 49,.
To NAsHvII1.H~h NetS AhulSu@S ~ i""i