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To BE SENT TO THE ASYLUM
Henry Redman, who was arrested and
confined last Thursday night, was ia
ken before Justices Walker and Stiu-
son on Saturday, and by them ad-
judged insane, and ordered to be sent
to the Asylum at Indianapolis. Red
man has been in state of mental
weakness for some time. Last Fall
he was eoR6ned In the Insane Asy-
lum at New York, for nearly four
weeks, but was released and returned
to Evansville. He shortly afterwards,
in one of his freaks, ran off and went
to Michigan, but was brought back by
his wife, who went after him.
Mrs. Amanda Mcfarland was also
adjudged insane, and ordered to be
sent to the Asylum.
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Hnrnnaan MnrkeI.

By Cabie.l LONDON, June 20.
Consols for money 935S: account g3: s. %
bands 500 do. Frankfort 855E0S61a: Erie
l@I Illinois Central 9l1x stocks quiet.
LIVERPOOL, June 2J-COttOn - Market
active; mIddling upiauds l2s<d - Orleans
l-5sds sales 1900 bales. California white
wheat los "a; red Westerns!ls,1Od. Flour BIS
Corn, No. = mixed 30s for old; 28s 81 for
new. Oats IS ID. Provisions PORK 9ss
Beef 9Os. Lard quiet; rs. Cheese T3s. Ba-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES firm at glza,

CODY Weak; opened at l57I9; fell to
1875; advanced To 1879, and closed at
371s4l5I The carrying rates are Gas per
cent. Clearances f52,QU0,O00. The steamer
Cleopatra brought 1851 .000irOm Vera Cruz.
Exports to-day 1854 900; DO. for the week
S150,76z.
GOFERN11ESrs Are ashade firmer, with
only partially executed In consequence Of
the advance. Coupons OF ~, l2l|6 al2l5k:
20 '62. l22Gl111{; DO. i6ts llTj4fG lB Il; do. o.
ltsNgllS1A do. new, ftg1A@ 10; do. 81. 1857
Clio; do 80, ll9tz gl2o;s l0-40s, i0S1z9 1854.
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BRANCH OFFICE,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PIIELADELPHIA,
Where tile general business OF the Com
pany Is transacted. and TO which all cJrre.
spondence should be addressed.

OFFICEHa
| CLARENCE II. CLARK President.
j A COO x +, Chairman Finance ant
Executive Con mittee.
HENRY .. COOK p, Vice President.
EMERSON W. PEET, sec'y and AGtuary
THIS Company offers the following adj
Yantages.
IL Is National Company, ehartsr by
SPECIAL act or Congress. 1868.
II has "A paid-up capital Of 81 900 OOU.
IL offers low rates or premium.
10 furnishes larger insurance than Other
companies for the same money.
~ is definite aId certain in ITS terms.
u IL q home company In every locality.
JOS policies are eXcm 81 fOm attachment.
Ihafe are no unnec hsary restrictions IN
the policies.
Every policy IS non. forieltable.
Policies may be taken which pay 30 the
insured their full amount, and return all
the premiums, 30 that the Insurance. costs
only the Interest ON the annual payments.
49, Policies may be taken that W 81 pay 10
the insured. afier certain number Of
Ome-ienth the amount named in the policy.
No extra rate IS charged for risks upon
the lives OF females.
IL insures, not 10 pay dividends 10 policy
bolders, bat at so low q cost that dividends
viii be impossible.
Circulars, pamphlets, and full part leu.
lars given on application TO the Branch
once Of the Company or to
JOHN ". FILLS a. CO.
Cincinnati. chic,
General Agents for ohio and Central
and southern Indiana.
JOHN s. HOPKINS,
EUansUiHe, hsd..
-mayl2 f1weot AGENT.
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ADVERTISEMENT CHANGEs. - Let
everybody read the changes made by
the Board Of Equalization, which will
be fonnd in our advertising columns.
The Board will be 10 session again
10 nlorroM.
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The BICYCLE.-At New Albany,
one of the citizens was arrested IN
der the nuisance ordinance, for run
ming his velocipede on the sidewalks
The case was tried by jury and the
velocipedestrian was acquitted, the
jury failing to agree.
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Hook AND LADDER COMPANY
What has become of our proposed
Hook and Ladder Company? Every
fire we have an organization Of this
kind is needed. The recent fires
have demonstrated that such a COM
pany is n necessity in this city. The
Council referred this matter to a COM
mittee sometime since, but we have
not heard any report on the subject
vet
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STATE BOARD OF EDUcATIoN-Dr.
Fl. w. Cloud, of this city. will leave
to- day for Bloomington, to attend the
session Of the State Board Of Edu-
cation.
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STREET PREACHING.-Rev. George
Il. Flower preached again yesterday
afternoon from the Court House
steps, on the subject of " Justifea-
ton" to a large audience. lie was
attentively listened to throughout.
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QUIET SABBATH.-Yes terday was
one Of the most quiet and orderly
Sabbaths that we have had for long
time. The only case of drunkenness
noticed was an intoxicated woman,
but as she pursued the even tenor
of her way" she was not molested
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TOBACCO SALRs.-Martin, Gardner
& Go. will offer about eighty hogs
heads Of tobacco for sale at the Plan
ter's Warehouse, at ten A. NJ. to- NOR
row
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ROPE WALKING. II Prof. Julian
Tilley, the Canadian Blondin, will
give a free exhibition on the tight
rope this afternoon near the corner
of Main and First Streets. The rope
will be stretched across the street.
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For Sale.

"a is in Southern indiana, I'VE years old, ,
VIM a heifer calf two weeks old. She will
give five to six gallons per gay of as good
rioh milx as was ever MIXED. For further
information inquire at this office. [Jun23
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Dissolufion of Partnership.

ggFHE pa RTNEItSIEIP HERETO
u fore existing under the firm name OF
Turner & EumIer - dissolved by mutual
consent, dating from June LIST.
"a n accounts due said firm Will Ire coll
lecfet by T.. w. Turner and an liabilities
discharged BY him.
T. W. TURNER.
w. e. KUMLER.
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FUNERALs.-The sickly season has
fairly set. There were no less than
six funerals in the city yesterday.
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GREAT CROWD. = The Artesian
Springs Park was visited by a very
large number of people yesterday,
who sought relief from the intense
heat that prevailed in the city. The
contrast between the sweltering at
mosphere in the city and the dclic-
ious breeze beneath the fine shade
trees of the Park, was very great.
A number of persons came up from
Henderson Saturday evening and
sojourned at the Park until yesterday
afternoon, and returned to Hender-
sou by the Tarascon.
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4 GARD-

The above change having become neces-
sary on account OF the continued III health
Of Mr.. KumIer, / shall continue the Sho p
Business at the same place and with all
the facilities OF the late firm.
a.. W. TURNER.
Evansville, June 18Th, 1863 lJun2l afr
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Henry Gum
berts sold at auction, on Saturday
eleven lots, situated IN Rowleytown
for 81. 954.
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Dull Local items on Saturday
and yesterday we're quite dull, and for
that reason our local page is not
crowded this morning.
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No SUNDAY NIGHT REPoRT.-A
heavy storm was prevailing early last
night, o the North and East. which
cut off our usual Sunday night report.
Al 10 o'clock the indications were
highly favorable for a storm here.
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THE Courts. = No business was
transacted in either the Criminal or
Circuit Court on Saturday.
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now YoFk cola aud stocR Marktt.

By telegraph NEW YORK June %.
MoHEY-Abundant a6 per cent IN cur
reHey, and az he close large balance was
offered at 800 per cent. The Bank State
THents show "a continued contraction. The
increase i'm specie nearly offsets the loss In
iega, tenders, 50 the banks are compare
1lNaIN as hirOnu na IaEt Menk
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MAIN TBsEET EXCHANGE,
Corner OF Hdfth and SIKH 8aa..
Won al ma n hB'INC IfNff Ia VRftRN
- aEAAAN ~, airy rooms, clean. conn
X iortable beds, with excellent board 81
pui eek, orsiuRis meals 80 cents lodgings
30 cents Tie BEST he market affords viii
always b found here, And orders fGr fresh
berries, fruit and tNtnWDN wine of thr
Krctcnmar iHrm VIII be THANKFULLY raHelV-
ed and promptly attended 90.
iasd6m JOHN T.. WLIZER.
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PETIT LARCENY .-Oficer Jackson
on Saturday arrested oolored chap
named Thomas jackson, for stealing
a shirt aud pair of drawers from an
other negro. The accused had an
examination before Recorder Willard
and in default Of 500 bail, /. was sent
to the County Jail, to answer at the
Criminal Court.
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CTR N EW S .

a- Applctoa's Journal, No. IA,
has been received by Fish & Barter.
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BREAKDowN.-The driver of a
hack was starting up from the river
yesterday afternoon, when the spindle
of the forward axle on the lower side
broke short of, letting the hack down
Suddenly aud very nearly upsetting it.
A young lady and two little girls we're
IN the hack at the time, but happily
sustained no injury, aud did not even
seem frightened Another hack was
procured and the load transferred
The broken spindle had manifestly
been defective for considerable time
past. as the fresh break was but little
more than half an inch in diameter.
Rev. S. NORCRoss.-The Rev. Mr..
Norcross delivered another lecture at
the Upper Market House, yesterday
afternoon, and continued his re-
marks on the prophecies Of the Rev
Citations. Quite number of persons
were in attendance.
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EransTIIIe q OraWfordlTLIIe.

LenUc Exp. Mail. Freight.
r. Haute ....... 40 A NJ. $500 NJ. 5.i5 A NJ
Nincennes..... SIS A NJ. sos MI 40 A N
Evansvine III SO M..IO:}i p sr.. $50 NJ
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E. H. & N. R. r., Northern Division
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.


Transfer Packet Steamer Mollie
Norton leaves Evansville daily
Sundays eXceptedD at............... S:15 Pm.
Train leaves Henderson at........... 4:f5 Pm.
Arrive at Madisonvllle....-.... 80 Pm.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves jacksonville daily
Sundays excepted at .............. . % Am
Arrive at Henderson ........ go NJ
Arrive NJ Evansville by Transfer
Packet Moliie Norton. ............ .... $50 AM.
Making connection both ways with
trains on the T.. a. q. Railroad.
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RETURNING,
Terre Haute a. indianapolis.

Indp'lis.s:55 AN 1880 a NJ. I: rs P II. $40 p Nj
ATFfUs
T. HI: 80 a MO. 25 N. 4;55 P NIL ;O5 p N
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THREE-HANDED FIGHT. - Yester-
day afternoon, while Mr.. Glenn, the
we'll known tonsorial professor. was
standing on Sycamore Street, between
Fifth and Sixth, he was ordered to
leave by an lrishman named Pat.
Coney, whose Anglo Saxon blood was
stirred mp at the sight of a peaceful
and iuolfensive oolored man. But as
Mr.. Glenn was there on business, he
declined to obey the command of the
would-be tyrant. This declination
caused the white man to pitch into
Glenn, with the expressed intention
of " cleaning him out" At this juno
ture the wife of Coney put in an appear
ance, and assaulted Glenn in the rear,
and in resisting the combined attack
of the two, Glenn came out some
what the worse for the wear, especially
in the matter of his coat, which was
torn off him by the incensed Hiber-
uians. The matter will be settled be-
fore the Recorder o-day
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TIE COUNCIL. = The City Council
will meet in regular session tonight.
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GERMAN Observation-Disclosures
OPERA HOUsE.-Mcssrs. Holfelder 4
Lceman, aud Mrs. Wagner Marting,
of the Royal Court Theatre, Hanover,
will give grand theatrical entertain
ment at the Opera House tonight, on
which occasion will be presented
The Tower Of London, or The Two
Hangmen of Westminster, a beau
tiful drama, in five acts. The man
ayers. who arc artists of acknowl-
edged ability, will be assisted by the
hest dramatic talent Of the city, and
their entertainment viii be one
worthy of the most liberal patron
age. We expect to see the Opera
House well filed tonight
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RECORDERS CoURT.-Kate Sulli-
van, an inmate of one of oar up town
naaisoa de joie's, was up before the
Recorder on the stereotyped charge
of drunk and noisy. When Kate gets
drunk she is certain TO Gud her way
to the lookup. She was fined S14.
John Brown, a member of the
great Brown family, was introduced
to the Grand Gangooly" by one Of
the lynx-eyed city police. Mr.. Brown
had been sampling some diluted
essence of corn, aud before he hardly
knew what he was about was pulled"
for being drunk. He was taxed in
the mild sum Of SO %.
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B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S
" e R NJ IF Ut O. z

The Tape H0TBl IS one o. me mort cruel
and relentless enemies Cf sszdgl and occasion
The most distressing symptoms. A duh pain
In the forehead, giddIne>s, alternate pale
ness and flushing OF the face, paleuess OF
the lips, cancellation, alternate loss ana
excess OF appetite, craV ngS for particular
articles OF food, offensive breath, swelling
or the abdomen, depressing OF spirits and
nervous Irrltablltty, are the leading symp-
TOMS
: Now, why not, in view OF this dangerous
enemy make use of remedy which many
years OF experience has proved to be safe
and certain remedy2 b. A. Fahnestacks
Nerm1fuge, II used according to the direc-
uOnS winch accompany each bottle, Will
not fall TO eradicate the destroyer.
Great caution must be used by every
purchaser 10 be his own judge in one
sense, and TO examine every bottle he
buys of 1t. The simple name of FAHNE-
STOCK Is not sufficient. He must look
closely anu carefully 10 see that the mi
tlalS are h a. FAIINESTOCK, and be salts
ned with nothing else.
d. A. FAHNESTOCK'S SON & co.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
PETTsBURG, Pa,
SOLE PROPRIETORs.
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DWELLING HOUSE BURNED. about
four o'clock on Saturday evening, a
fire was discovered in the dwelling
house of Charles Blume, near the Ar
tesian Springs Park. The engines
we're out, but only one, No. ,, got
water on the fire. This engine pump
ed water from Steincker's brick yard
pond, and the hose were run through
the gully, and over to the scene of the
fire. The most of the household fur
niture was saved, although in a dam
aged condition from rough handling.
The house stood off by Itself, which
was a fortunate circumstance, as the
wind was blowing quite hard at the
time. How the fire originated is not
known. but it was first noticed next
to the fue. Mr.. Blume had a policy
of 81 900 in the Home Insurance Com
paDy of New Haven. represented by
Bennett Il Decker-$1, 200 on his
house, $500 n the furniture, and $500
on clothing aud wearing apparel.
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SUNDAY HUNTING.-The farmers
in Knight township complain that
persons from the city g. out there in
squads, hunting on the Sabbath. and
killing quaiIs. They propose to or
ganize and prosecute all offenders.
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ohio & mississippi.

LeaVe Lightning Ex. Acc. Night Ex.
Vincennes ... ] :33 p NJ. :43 p NJ. 1855 p Br
.4rgtUe
Cincinnati. 800 NIL :15P NJ. 600 A NJ
Louisville -. $50 p M. 10 A NJ. 6 80 A N
GOING WEST.
LeoUe Mail Night TX. Day Ex.
Vincennes 80. % J. NJ. 2;O5 A n d. :l5 A m
Arrive
ST. Louis -.-...Il so p M. 9slO NJ. 2s0O p NJ
Cairo ............ 3 $50 A NJ. $50 p M
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EVANSVILLE TOBACCO Market
The sales Of tobacco on Saturday
footed up seventy-seven hogsheads.
Martin, Gardner & Co. sold fifty hogs
heads at from Sc so to $12 % for
Lugs to Good Shipping Leaf. Well
don Bros. & Co. sold twenty seven
hogsheads at prices ranging from
So 80 to 81 80 for Lugs TO Good Leaf.
The attendance of buyers was large,
the bidding was.spirited. and the sale
was one of the. best of the season.
The receipts Of tobacco will soon fall
off, however, as the regular tobacco
season is almost over. OF course
sales will continue as.long as tobacco
comes in, but the offerings will not be
so large. We have cause to be proud
Of the fact that our market in this
city is fairly established, although we
have not yet passed through the first
year. BY the time the new crop be-
gins to come in, we will have fine
tobacco warehouse-one large enough
to accommodate the heavy shipments
that will be made to this city. The
sales 10 this city next year, will proba-
bly, double those Of the present, and
the general business interests Of the
city will thereby be that much the
gamer. The value of the tobacco
market to this city will be immense.
Will Nor INsIsT.--It ia under
stood that the COuneilmen who are IN
favor of the 6ve-eighths petition rule,
will not insist on it ia future, but will
vote for sidewalk improvements
when any one man petitions the COun-
Gil to have such improvements made.
-C0uritr
The above may be true, but we have
some doubts about it. At the meet
ing last Monday night, the Couneilre
fused to order certain side walks that
were asked for. because the persons
Interested did not petition for the
same. The object Of the members OF
the Council was to have something
on record to show that the citizens
wanted the sidewalks put down be-
fore an order was made to have the
work done. While on this subject,
we would again suggest that plank
side walks should not be ordered
where it Is possible TO have brick side
walks, as our wooden pavements are
disgrace to the city. OF course,
where the grade has not been estab-
lished, plank sidewalks will have to
be laid down.
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HsryREEga, - ColSnsl Martin, af
the firm of Martin. Gardner & Co.,
returned from Paducah, on Saturday.
and he informs us that the Paducah
Tobacco Fair was complete success.
There was a large ATTENDANCE, and all
the principal tobacco markets In the
West were represented. The display
of tobacco was very fine, and over two
hundred hogsheads were entered to
compete for the premiums. Ballard
County carried off the first premium,
and Colonel Martin brought some of
the samples with him, and the to-
bacco is as fine as any we ever looked
at. The premium hogshead sold for
$3.50 per hundred, and at the time of
his departure, the sales We're in
progress, and fine prices were being
realized. The Fair was carried through
to the satisfaction Of everybody, and
the awards of premiums were made
in the most impartial manner.
| Next season we will have Tobacco
Fair at Evansville, when our pc )pIe
will have an opportunity of seeing
some splendid samples Of the weed.
DEPLoRABLE CASE OF DEsERTIoN.
Among the passengers by the Taras-
con yesterday, were two brothers hav-
ing in charge sister whom they were
taking to the Asylum for the Insane,
at Russellville, Kentucky. The party
we're taken aboard the boat IN the
neiehborhood of Cedar Branch, Ky,
near Leavenworth. The sister, the
pride Of an excellent family, had been
wooed and won by heartless villain,
who, soon after their marriage, had
deserted her and fed with another
woman. This cruel and heartless de-
sertion dethroned the reason of the
young wife, and left her mere mind
less wreck. The scene at parting
with her parents and friends is rep
resented as one of the most painful
and heart-rending ever witnessed,
causing stout hearted meH to weep.
The poor, wronged woman was per-
fectIy dociIe aud harmless, clinging
to her brothers as if for succor and
protection, with the fondness of an
infant to its mother, when frightened
by the presence of strangers.
The man that would thus treat a
loving, confding and innocent woman
is. too base TO dwell among men, and
would, by association, debase the
brute creation.
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GAS MAINs.-We are informed
that the gas mains in our city will be
extended about three thousand feet,
in various directions, within the next
three months.
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Grand Excursion
ToE TIrn
FOURTH OF .TVyr.X
no
WYAND0TTE GAVE IND.
Hair rare Rotos.
The elegant steamer

Tie eleg8nt Steamer
eEec-n tAarnsCOn
1ssa WIZ leave Evansville THURS
DAY July ISL no o.c oclZ Pm. taking exc
cufNlOntsta from this city and an u0Iufe
above 90 LeuIeuWorth, Ind. (f0ur miles
from the tavel, arriving there on Friday
at u n. Returning. will take them "a
board no LeavenWorth on Saturday I'D hi
II n, arriving &C Evansville Dm Sunday
July 4th, az Pm.
This urrauW cement viii give 0weufsInu-
lists ample time 10 visit tile Gave
A splendid Brass and String Band will
accom- pany the eNuursionists
Passengers for 20 round trip from ain
points on the siVer 10 half rates.
ia MES MATHER Master
MI - WARREN. Jerk.
II. s.. VOOLFOLK. EupI. rfun1i dgt
$500 0a~r~~~v. --
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CHARLEY NoYEs's GREAT CIRCUS.
The people who patronize the circus
and their name is legion in this
city-will be favored on Wednesday
and Thursday of this week with an
opportunity of patronizing one of the
best that is now in the country.
Charley Noyes, with his splendid gal
axy of distinguished stars, will open
here on "Wednesday afternoon for
two days only. The troupe comprises
over fifty talented artistes, including
several who stand at the very head of
tho profession.
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Personally. W. Lusk, editor of
the Shawneetown Mercury, was in the
city Saturday, en- route home from
Washington City.
Col. ID. @. Brooks, Of Caseyville,
was in the city yesterday. lie informs
us that the crop of wheat now being
harvested is the best that has been
produced for many years past. He
also gives a more favorable account OF
the prospects Of the tobacco crop than
we have had heretofore.
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GRAND FOURTH OF JULY
ENCU F.!
The fleet and afaunnf Trauenrtear afaags.r5.
MORNING STAR
LOUISVILLE TO MT. VERNON,


Leaves louisville FRIDAY. July ~. at
D PM cuyyUtnO passengers M 90 Iaf nc
round trip, aud from way ports Ia pfapor-
ton.
Leaves Evansville on SATURDAY July
81, az l;i5 \ H., carrying passengers D. Mt.
vernon aud return for TWO DOLL H8
EACH.
Returning, leaves Evansville on SAT-
UkDA u, July 81 90 2 midnight and
arrive az LOuisvil Monday at ADJ.
lStrisg aud Brassl has been engaged for
the occasion.
Persons desiring to visit Wyaudotte Gave
VIII have ample Time 90 explore this ernHt
wonder OF nature and reloin the boat upon
hef return eilhef up or down. and will be
carried at hall fare.
a. r. GILMORE Master.
*. II. WOOLFoLK, 5up't juu2l dtd