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Havana HeWs.

/ HAVANA, j July 12.-General Paello,
at the head of three hundred Spanish
marines, was attacked by the pa
triots near Baga, small town stu
ated on the same bay as Nuevitas,
and not far from the city. The ma
rines were forced back upon. Nueyi
tas, with loss of eighty, including
General Paello, Killed. & .s
In the woods Surrounding Puerto
Principe thousands OF Insurgents are
concentrating, and are only waiting
to be armed with Peabody breech-
loading rifles, with bayonets, to as
sumo offensive operations. r
Halquin, one of the insurgent lead
ers, intends to 60 to the United States
for the purpose Of bringing back a
force of Americans.
Intelligence from Santiago de Cuba,
8th inst, reports that a fight was GO
ing on thirty miles from that city.
Lac patriots were strongly reinforced.
e General Jordan had joined the
now commands large TOTte. =
The Spanish Governor Of Baracoa
is actively burning property and kill
ing all who fall into his hands.
HAVANA, July 16.-The steamship.
Dariep, from St. Nazaire. arrived last
night.
The sugar business is small, and
prices firm. .
Jose Antonio Echeyario, Railroad
President, arrested yesterday, has
been sent to Spain.
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II is now believed that the next pub
lie statement viii efSoW anOtheR1 large
reduction of the public debt, although
not near so large as exhibited on the
present month.
5mThe receipts from customs and in
ternal revenue Is considered gaod for
the. dull season. Estimating the re-
5ceipts and expenses of. the Govern
ment sf9r the remainder of July on
the basis ofwhat they have been to
the, present date, the statement on the
first of August will show a reduction
of upwards OfS5, 600, ,000.
The revenue officers of. Philadel-
phiai with the aid of marines. have
been making another raid on illicit
distilleries In the Richmond District.
this time. completely cleaning them
out. Ne particulars. ltei1 ssrs rn
1. he fifteen cent curreuey vii. be
ready for issue on Monday next.
Information has been received at
the Revenue Bureau from Tennessee,
of the capture of an OK wagon In tie
mountains of Rock County, Ioaded
with whisky from some illicit distil-
.leTy. The owner of the team was
selling whisky from the wagon. The
proprietor abandoned the team and
took to the woods. His name is
Allen. ltWas taken possession of. but
was subsequently recaptured from the
officers. The whisky was poured on-
the ground, aud the wagon aban-
dODeda l q .+A
: Owing to the Importance of the
questions involved in the Yerger case.
the Attorney General has entered
INTO q Written stipulation with Phillips
and Carlisle for the purpose of initial
ing proceedings by which these ques-
tions will be brought before the
Supreme Court, In October next, for
cons Iteration and adjudication. In
the meautlrfe the application to the.
Chlet Justice is suspended without
nEsjudiee TO the petitioners. The
District Attorney Ia Mississippi is
directed to facilitate any proceedings
necessary for the presentation of the
case to the Supreme Court. The At
torney General is authorized by the
President t0say chat no sentence Of
military commissson will be carried
late eject, except that which may be
necessary TO the safe custody OF the
prisoner. This, agreement meets with
the appreciation of Chief Justice
Chase -.s..aa sss ..aal
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~ - - Esss9% & - = EAo
The Situation In Havana.
Additional Particulars Of
the Erie Railroad Acct
dent.
The Accident to the Ex-
cursion Train Near
81 Lawrence.
List Of the Wounded
Terrible Tornado P8s5eS
Over Lexing ton, Mo.
Reign of Terror Near Ma
rion, Arkansas.
News by sAt1ahtio Gable.

New YORK. July 15-- Port-au-
Prince letters Of June 22d say Bas-
sett. colored United States Minister
to Hayti. arrived at Port-au. Prince
on the 18th of June. and was received
in particularly fattering manner.
He is. the guest of Mr. sHollister,, his
white predecessor, until President
SaInave returns, when he will present
his credentials. .....- .....
NEW York, July 16.-The trotting
match on the Fashion Course. for
81 900, mile heats, three ia five, In
harness, between the Goldsmith Maid
and Palmer, was won by the former
easily, under pull, in 2:234, 2 "A.
2:243. dem 1sg .oal7 r II
The bark Warrior, from Havana,
now at this port, reports that her
Captain and niue men were in hespit-
al at Havana with yellow fever, three
of whom died Yhe remainder are
now convaleseent. tI ~ oW
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CANADIAN IleD,S,.

TORONTO, July 15.-'Fhe emigration
statistics show that, during the first
six months of the present year 19, ,3O8
emigrants arrived here, Of whom
5.O38 remained in Canada. The 9th.
ers went to the United States.
At the Medical Council OF Ontario
in session, DIR. Agues gave notice
of the motion scondemnatory OF the
new medical act, and resolving that
the Lieut.. Governor and Legislature
be petitioned to repeal The causes
uniting the homeopAthists and lee
tries with the old school profession.
The resolution came up Tor discus
sion to night.
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IT is announced that Governor
Morton is to open the Ohio campaign
on the part OF. the Republicans at
such time as be may appoint. Mr..
Morton 5 fashion Of opening a war,
aud laying out the plan of its conduct,
has hitherto proved very effective,
ard we have no doubt will prove
equally so in this case His plan is
to make strong fighting from the
start, and not wait TO see what the
enemy Is going to do.-Ildiaadpotis
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bANrHEA Ron the morning OF IuIv
18th. Rt q quarter pest 4 o'clOck. after a
long and patnfal illness. MIS-. MAIINA
LAEPHEA1, aged 81 years. - 4a.I
The funeral services win be held this
Saturday morning, at half past o'clock,
at the residence or the family. on OAK
Street, between Second and Third Streets,
to-whfch the friends or the family are in-
vited without further notice.
AEDEPS 0N.-On Friday, LILY 10th. 1863,
OF Congestion OF the brain, DAVID s. AN
d DEksoN, aged As years aRd months.
The funeral will take place from his late
residences on Third Street, between Cherry
and Oak. this (satundayJ afternoon, at 4
O'Clock. The friends of the family are in
vited to attend without further notice.
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Warm, cold, and Tepld shower ana
Tub Baths Furnished OF the
Mineral Water

Tire Bowling Alleys and Saloon are in
eifaTge o. Mr.. CarmOdy, Of Evansville,
who VIII be pleased 10 cater TO the TASTES
aud enjoyment OF All his old friends, and
as many new ones as may favor him with
their presence.
Daliy hackS Will convey passengers to
aud from the Springs, connecting with the
trains both ways on the Ohio and Missts-
sippt railroad at Shoals Station. Hacks
VIII also run between Bedford, on the
Loui5viIie. New Albany and Chicago RAIL
u L. - y ~ III - rs 4 ErUprIgJOIs
The place, with seven hundred acres, is
June II dLIsfauQ
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rsa JIa la July 9th, 1869.
The Common Council OF tue CITY OF
Eva nsvtiie VIII receive sealed proposals
until the l9th day of July, 1869, for furnish
ing all materials and extending Third
Street. Seventh Avenue sewer from rs
present terminus on Walker street to the
ess>t sife Of Clark street. HgJ Gs
Payments TO be made n cash. upon the
OmpletiOn OF each block, less Is per cent,
which viii be retained by the city untl
said Sc yer is Completed and Inccepted.
SpectHSa ions can be seen at this Office
By order OF the Council.
-EH A. M. MctfRI FfH. Clerk,
BY r. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy. .
City Clerks Office, Evansville, july Sth,
1859. a.u# lJyS tdl Onion copy. p
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AT HIS PosTzCapt. Mass the vet7.
eran host Of the AVincennes Junction
Eating House. undaunted by the
heated term" is still at his post.
catering to the travelling public with
his usual aeeeptability. 1t is the gen.
eral verdict that the Captain knows
how to keep hotel." ."
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GOlOred Educational Convention :
Cutting ARRAY,

LOUISVILLE, July 16. =. The Edu-
catiOnal State Colored Conven-
ton adjourned sine die, after a ses-
sion of three days, having accom-
plished the business for which it was
called, namely. to devise means for
the education of the colortd children.
A dispute occurred last evening on
board the steamer Charmer, between
two deck-hands aud the mate, James
Gilmore, resulting in the stabbing of
Gilmore by one of the parties, named
John Whitten. The wound is not
dangerous.
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We see it stated that several sleep
ing cars have been sent to Lawrence,
Kansas, by the Terre Haute & st.
Louis Railway. to bring home the
wounded members Of the excursion
party whose train. fell through a
bridge near Lawrence, on Wednesday.
This would indicate tLat the accident
was more .serioU1 than at first re-
rnnrfnl- "
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BY reference to the proceedings Of
the State Board. of Equalization
which we copy, it will be seen that,
the FifstECOHgFessional District has
an average increase of appraisement
over the appraisement Of 1864, of
forty-aiEe per cent The average i'm
crease all over the State is only 164
nor centGrs .eGIITa ava 1885,
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Notioa 10 Confraolors

JUNE 18TH, 1869.
The Common Council OF the city OF
EvanBYllle viii receive sea ca propOsa ~
until The goth day OF Jnly, 1868. Tor grading,
graVeling. nd paving the alley situate bee
tween sixth and Seventh Streets. and eX-
lending from sycamore street 10 Ntne
Street, in Block No. ;i5, Eastern ENLARGE
ment. afH
BY order 81 the Council. sI.IE
A. NJ. MCGRIFF Clerk.
BY T.. a. McURIFF, Depnty.
City Clerks onice July 81. las. a.
Jy5 dtd Union conv.
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Washlngf,on Itlls Itemllss.

WASHINGTON, July 16. The
French and British Legations have re-
spectfUlly forwarded tothe parties di-
rectly interested, the letter of the Sec
retary of State relative to telegraphic
communication between the United
Statesand foreign countries, and parties
ularly IN relation to landing the
French cable IA copy of the same
letter viii, in few days, be
trans nitted to the Governor of Mas
sachusetts,. as a terminus of tits pro-
posed ato be secured in that State.
Copies of the bill which passed the
Senate, butfaiIed to be acted upon In
the House for want of time, are en-
closed to the.parties above mentioned,
as q base of the action of part of the
Government Of the United States,
and as showing the opinion of Con-
gress on the subject
General Sherman directs command
ing Generals of military departments
on the frOntier.to furnish such mill
tary protection aud escort as neces-
sary-to@p protect the Commissioners of
Indian Affairs in their tour Of In
specuon to the Indian tribes uDon
the reservations about to be made hv
the subcommittee of said Commis-
sioners. af- i
Richard P. DeHart, of Indiana.
has been appointed. consul at st.
Jago de Cuba.
The Executive Mansion is nearly
deserted. Only one clerk is now en-
ployed in the Presidents Office.
From indications at the Treasury,
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RAILRoAD.A-The canvass in favor

RAILROAD.--Hhe canvass In favor
of the railroad tax has commenced in
this countyss Messrs.- CisseH, Vance
aud Yeaman have made appointments
to address the people upen the sub.
jeet at different points in the county.
We ask for them an attentive hear
ing, and feel confident the people VIII
not prove blind to their own inter-
ests by throwing any obstacle in the
way to retar9 the completion OF the
great enterprise. = Henderson Re
porter,
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Appraiiss.eament Average
Total.-..sa78. 7.575 si4s,499, COS I64 p

IoLaI---.so1o 500 sII3l3ysI555 Ib4 p. G.
The committee asked for further
time to complete their general report,
ni1h was granted. a. lzsa COS
Mr Bisch offered the following:
Rsso'Ued, BY this Board, that in
equaliziug the appFaisements of the
several Districts and Counties, the
sane proportion sOf increase or de-
crease shall equally apply to lands
and town lots
Mr. Bently offered an amendment
to strike out SO much thereof as re-
ferred to town lots hich was lost.
On motion, the Board adjourned
until this morning at 9oicloek.
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THEY had q dutv. me In the Indi
anapolis 4S11sasaiEiI4li, 6h~sbnrsa..p 1A;4-A-.2
gzasI, told the Mayor that he might go
to- the devil. The Mayor said if
Tommy would drink less rot-gutWhis-
ky he would add to his own reputa-
ton. Tommy said the Mayor was
damned liar, if he intimated that he
(Tommy) was drunk A motion to
censure Tommy bya voteof the Coun-
ell was laid over one week.
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THE Sullivan, 1Bsmocrat3 says the
wheat has all been cut in that county.
and the yield is glorious. The hay
crop is also heavy, and machines are
at work in all directions. For once
we have no cFeaking in any part Of
the State. The crops have far exceed
ed the expectations Of the most SAN
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additional Particulars Concerning
tho Erie / aiIFOad Accident.

tho Erie / aiIFOad Accident.
NEW ,YORK, July 16Aphere are
few additional particulars of the Erie
Railroad accident. Mr.. Gibson, a
passenger, speaking of the burning of
the smoking car, says that In it.,
wedged In his seat by the heap of
broken tiInbers, sat Rev. Mr.. Halleek
of New York City, perfectly unhurt,
but unable to extricate himself from
the wreck. In calm accents and col
lected tones, he told US to get an axe
to try to cnt an opening in the side of
the. car. We searched around and
obtained one from house by the
roadside, but it was so blunt that we
could do nothing with it. We worked
and strOve to liberate the unfortunate
gentleman who sat there, sound in
limb, watching the approach of the
angry flames. Nearer and nearer
they came, until his hair began to
crisp and burn, and his skin to crack ;
then, when we 10 like manner found
the heat unbearable, we reluctantly
retired-compelled to leave this un-
fortunate gentleman with his eight
tellow sufferers to their terrible fate
we moved off until all was over.
Nine persons were thus burned to
death and nine others injured, more
or less severely. Another passenger
says: [ heard the little children
screa ming for their mother, and the
passengers who were In the ruins call
ing for help and groaning with pain.
An axe was got, and one or two were
actually chopped out of their impris-
onment. Most of the passengers in,
this car. were killed and their bodies
consumed or injuredsJI | think there
were sixteen or seventeen persons in
the front end of this car, and / think
but two were taken out. | do not
think there was person killed by the
smash, but all the deaths were from
burning. H. mEeH q eF -4ftW H.
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Corporation Notice.

OtNW 10 Io0Js n ----"
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS.
And now IL is hereby ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the
CITY of Evansville, that the owners OF ali
lots or parts OF iOts. fronting on or adloin ~
ing the east side OF Walker Street, betWeen
Third and Fourth streets, fn said city
cause the sidewalks thereon 20 be brought
TO the proper grade, aud that they cause
a sidewalk Of Glass No. 20 be laid down
thereon within thirty days from the pub
l1catiOn Of this order. rur
A. NJ. McGR1FF, Clerk,
r .I' By e. A. MC9 aIFF Deputy.
City Clerks NIflce, July 10, 1863.
tylO d3t Union eopy.l
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THE Petersburg paper reports the
corn crop In Pike County as very
promising. Notwithstanding much
of it had Co be replanted, if the season
proves favorable. the crop will be, the
largest gathered for several years.
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E.H. & N. R.R.. Northarn nlvLslnt
TRAINS CONC SOUTH.

Transfer Packet Steamer M0llle
Norton leaves 3tvansVi lie daily
f@undHys eXcepted,) at.......... ....... 30 pm.
Train leaves Henderson AT. ....... 4:fJ =. 81. 1
arrive at Madisonvitle...,...s s....... 2 so IN.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves MadisrnYille daily
CSundays excspted1 at ............... 4 .25 "A sr
Arrive 90 Henderson. ..-..... so Am
Arrive an EVhnAvlIfe by Transfer
PstcKet Moilie Norton.,.... .......... b 30 A n.
Making connection both ways with
trains on the II. a g Itailroad.
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PHILADELPHIA, duly 16-The me-
chanieal Operations In the chief
coiner's department of the United
States Mint, this city, will be suspend
ed for threeor four weeks, eommenc-
ing Tomorrow, The receiving and
paying departments will continue
open.
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HALIFAX, July 16.-Col. Hill, the
new Governor of Newfoundland, ar
rived from England last night. Mr..
Musgrove lett to-day for New York,
en- route to British Columbia.
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ment.
Present-Messrs. Bisch, O'Brien,
Slater, Bently, Gully, Voolfolk, Gas
tater, Neal, Rudisill, MeCarteney and
Thompson. asaE.- aas
On motion, further time was grant
ed the Junction Railroad Company to
obtain the opinion of the Attorney
General in regard to the power of the
Board to consider their appeal from
the action of the Board Of Appraisers
in adding fifty per cent. penalty upon
the appraisement of said Board.
The Committee on Revision of APP
prlisements reported at some length,
and presented an abstract of the total
appraisement In the State. By districts,
for the years 1864 and 1869, with the
percentage OF increase, as follows:
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Notiee 10 Civ BondhoIdars.

The. semi-Rnnual Interest on bonds of
the city 4aIlns due on the 18th day OF
july. 1853. will Be paid In cash upon pre-
sentation at the City Clerks once. ~
BY order of the Council.
. A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk,
HHs BY Es A. MoGRFFF, Deputy.
City Clerk Is Office, July IS, 1853. lJyl6
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Portsmouth. N. e., July 16. - The
Editors State Association adjourned
till nextyear, after a dinner at Center
Harbor and an excursion on Lake
Winnipigassee. to day.
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR The newly
~ Invented Pocket Tme-l ece suitable
for eithef lady or gentlemen, MI handsome
metal case, white dial, giit lettereus hrnsa
movements. sound aud sorNieenble5 with
Key cOinpiete "A TIRE, permanent tndlca-
tor Of times warranted fur two Vanrs. uonfa
paid 20 any part or the ~. 5. 0n receipt uf
Une Dollar, or Lhten for 81 20 lfaHtlHlhcv
tiOn a. not given money refunded. Address
". SCOTT A PAUL, 1H uhuthum alrooi,
New York. The OuOde Wntoh Gl5. A.. ~.
send for Catal0wnE u. .aH
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ESTABLISHED. 1891.
CTTY ADVERTEsEHTENTs.
Notice to Contractors.

The Common Council OF the city oi
ENan6YlAle will receive sealed proposals
unul Monday, July 18th, 500, for furnish-
ing materials and building I'VE public
cthberns. rams and specifications can be
seen at the Clerks once r.
By order Of the Council
..s..-IT A. M. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
BY u. A. MCGRIFF. Beputy.
city Clerks Office, July 10, 1863.
Jy4o q Union cops. Z
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WWTANTrED, AGENTS, s75 20 suO per
w month, everywhere. nale aud io-
male, ~ INTRODUCES the GENUINE rN-
PROVED COMMON HI1NhB FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. Tnis machine WIN
hulch. hem, fell tuck, QuiIt, cord bind.
braid and emDroider ln most superior
manner. Price only 8l8. Fully warrant
ed Tor hYe years. We VIII pay 1000 fur
any Imachime thaB VIII sew STRONGER.
more beautiful, or more. elaHlio Eaam ban
ours II makes the " Elastic Lock atttch. /"
EYery seBOud stitch can be- cut alld silll
lhc cloih cannot Dc pulie4 apart without
teMiinB ~ We pay agents from Wlb tD NH0
par month aud expenses, or a nOmmfssiou
Tont which twice that amount can hs
fH.i Boston, Mass. on Sd. Louis, $40.
ahutA0Has ~-DD Not Do itn posed uu fv 9th
er parties pniintnR Off worthless naHi iron
inaenlness under the same nhIue On oth0ra
wise Oufs is the only genuine nud really
practleai, cheap machine mstuuineturrd.
s30O0s SALARY. Address u. s.PIANa
Co, N, Y .f 0I
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EEHH EsE sPRTNtss AXE SITUATED
- nine miles north OF SHOALS STA
TON, on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road, IN a very romantic and picturesque
region, aDOunding IN game and nsh, as
Wen as mineral and botanical specfmenR
and Indian Relics. The famous JUG
ROCK. a natural curiosityLof great inter-
est, stands near the road on The way 10
the station. "a =el fz .I ..IH-l
The Mineral Water IS considered by
many persons as the most valuable 81 any
IA the West: White Sulphur, Black Sui
phur, SuIpho- Chaly beate, Chaly lybeate and
Fresh WateF-and IN abundance.
ANALYSIS by DIR. owen OF one OF the
springs shows the following prOpeFtIesc
free Sulphuretted Hydrogen, Carbonate
OF MagnesIa, Sulphate Magnesia, sstltcim-
small quantity, lCarbonic Acid Gas - "a
trace, Chloride Sodium, Suiphate OF soda.
Sulphate Lime, CarbOnate of lime, GhlO-
ride Potassiufn- small quantity, Aiumiua
mai g. quantity. @Hs
For the superiority OF the Water as "A
curative agent a9d delicious Sum mer bev-
erage, reference need only be made 20 the
thousands VINO nave used it. 1t has been
fOutd especially efliCacious for Dyspepsia
in al its forms: for all diseases Of the
stomach. Boweis, Kidneys. fyes, SKIN;
TOR DIopsy, Neuralgia, SYPHILIS. Hheuma-
tisH, ScrOfula, and all chronic cases, as 10
Is an active and ef1Cient AITERATTNE.
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THE
Indian Sprfu g.s.

The Proprietor of the Indian
Springs, in Martin County, Indiana.
respectfully informs the Public that
his house will b9 open for visitors
the 1st of June. ue
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Dissolution

EVANSVILLE, July 18th, 1850.
FRTME PAR ~ REt@EHIP HFRuRFO.
~. fore existing between VIM. b. Baker
and Wm. ". Williams, under the mrm
Of Baker q Williams, IS thls daV dis
solved by mutual consent; w B Baker
assuming all the liabilities Of and collect
ing an claims In favor OF said nrm. rhe
business viii be continued By w. w. VIII
Hams. W. lB. BAKER
jyI6 dlw W. W.sWI LlsIA Ms.
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Ohio d Mississippi.
10lsF = ~ II'T1I
Terre Haute q IndlanapOIIs.

IeUUe II ID"
Indplis.3:5s a II. 30 A N. ls4j p Nd! $40 p pc
-AfTtUe
T. H.-..6:8O ABI0:25AM f.jj m.l1:os D n
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EvansylIIe ! Craw awford.yIlle.

Leoue Exp. Mall. Freight.
#. Haute ....... $40 Al NJ. $500 y A. 5ff5. N N
Fincennes..... S:z6A NJ. 8 :0j 3 M..lliiO a NJ
Evansville IL 80 A I0:24 y N 5.I0Hp. a.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-17
PHALON's "PAPHIAN LOTION .
Fer BeautifyIng the Skin and Com.
- DIeXIOn.

Removes all Eruptions, Freckles, PIN
pies, Moth BlOtchgs, Tan, etc, and renders
the skin SOFT, JGty and bLOOgntng.
For Ladies in the Nursery it Is inValu-
able.
For Gentlemen after Shaving it has no
equal. aL ."f E.
Paphian Lotion " is the only reIIabl
remedy for diseases and blemisnes of the
Skin.
PHALOR'S 'PAPEEIAN 8OAP'' for
the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, VIII not
chap theBkin. Price p cents per cake.