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PTTTsBURa, June Electromagnetic feet
4 inches aud falling. Weather cloudy aud
warm. Thermometer Us.
CINCISNATI, J une l.-POrt List-Arrived
Liberty 40. 4, Wheeling. Depar, ed Wren
kentucky River; n. X. Hudson. Wheel
ing; Liberty No. 4, -. Louis; Camelia
inches Ia the channel, and 70 feet inches
under the bridge. Business Is moderate.
Weather warm and cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, June l. Port List-Abeona
ST. Louis to Cincinnati. The river Is rising
with 8 feet iaches water in the canal,
feet inches on the fails and feet inches
over the ROCKS. Weather clfar and mod
erateiy warm. Business extremely dull.
DETROIT, Mich, June 1.-The steamer
Dove was suhk In the 81. Clair River last
night by a co lision with the propeller
Ma flower. She was gotten into shallow
water before sinking, and Will pro obably b.
raised.
feet on HaTpeth shoals; fine rains last
night aud Ia norm z Arrived Emma
Floyd, from Cincinnatii Linton from Ev-
Linton. for Evansvil1e; Milbrey, for Pa
ducah. .a f.f.-
CAIRo. June Port List-A. q. Baker,
New OrleaLs ca Pittsburg, a. M ; Belle
Quickslep, Evansville Paeket, 8 p. n
TaiisIn an, NashVil Packet = H.; ChaUi-
pfon, PittsbuTg TO 81. Louis, 6 T.. NJ River
risen four incfiss. Tha we. thor clear and
warm.
ET. LOUIS, June l.--ArrlYed Great Re-
public, from New Orleans: cry OF Pektn
from Pekln; Rob Roy, from X KeOkulg Phil.
lie Pize, 10 81. Paul: X b Roy, 10 Keokuk !;
city OF Pekin, To Peoria: W. j. Lewis, TO
Omaha: -. Luke, TO Miami. River stiIl
rising and the upper streams swelling,
with % feet OF water on the upper rapids,
aud feet on the lower. Weather clear
and pleasant; mercury at =. ~, si's now
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having been thirty-two feet six inches
high. and the latter twenty. two feet
five inchesyT Several guns were also
exhumod, one of which, supposed to
have belongedgto the giantswa TWEEN
ty-seven and half feet long.
When the mastodoR ranged the
Western forests, one huge beast at
ztempfed to wade 9he st. Francis Riv-
er, in Arkansas, but mired and miser-
ably parished. He stood there, tow
Lering above the highest trees until
his flesh decayed, standing proud
colossus like thatof Apollo at Rhodes
so tall that steamboats, could pass
under the backbone, without lowering
their smoke stacks. Ia
The skeleton WSs subsequently, COW
cred with alIavion. until it formed the
first island in st. Francis River, above
its mouth. The air Of sincerity with
which these commonplace incidents
and legends were narrated, and his
perfect self-abnegation was well cal
culated to convince his auditors OF
their entire truthfulness. We have
been promised other and far more
remarkable incidents of his eventful
life, some of which, we are told, are
wen calculated to stagger belief. were
they not related by DR.. Brown him
Kso3P 81 lBBBfl4 .f5- Isfts
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My Soap, OIL and Candle Factory,
lately destroyed by fire, has again
been rebuilt, is now in futboperation,
and, with my present improved ma.
chinery aud commodiousness of fac
tory building, / have facilities equal
TO any factory West, and to those that
may favor me with their patronage,
will always guarantee satisfaction,
both as toCprices and quality.
Evansville merchants will espec-
tally fnd It TO their inter6sts to give
me a call before sending orders else
where. PHILIP DECKER, "a
Sd Street, bet. Sycamore & Vine.
a1June j, DIV l Islloo rIer -
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II H6 dItIOIto OI dooUOIdIIUH WUIt VI
adopted, which are as follows:
Articles of Association of the EYansV
Carmi and Paducah Railroad Comps

Articles of Association of the Evansville,
Carmi and Paducah Railroad Company ,
ARTICLE I. The name of this corpOI ati0H
shall be the Evansville, Carmi and Pa
ducah Railroad Company.
ART. 2. The capital stock shall be one
million of dollars. and shall be divided
into twenty thousand shares of fifty dollars
each.
Art. 8. The purpose. of this CORPORATION
is to construct, own and n aintatn a rail-
road from the City of Ey a rsYilIe, in The
state of Indiana, to Carm 4n the County
OF White, in the State of Illinois, and to q
point on the Ohio River, in the Couuty of
the Cit ' of Faducah, in the state of Ken
lucky, the said railroad TO pass over and
through the Counties OF Vanderburgh aud
Posey, In the state of Indiana, and the
Counties of White. Gallatin, Saline, Hard
in Pope and Massac, Ia the State OF lili-
nois.
ART 4. The length of the road, as near as
may be, will be twenty. five miles in the
state OF Indiana, and sixty miles IN the
ART. 5. The number of Directors to man
age the affairs of the Company shall be
nine, majority OF whom shall be neees-
sary to form a quorum.
Art. 8. The Board of Directors hereby
elected by the subscribers, shall consist of
the following named persons, all being
subscribers hereto, that is to y: William
Heilman, Peter Semonin, Robert A Hill,
J. =. Hopkins, ID. J. Mackey. NJ. j. Brav,
James +. Welborn, John A. Reitz, aud II, ,
w. Cloud.
ART Z. The subscription to these articles
shall be payable ia the manner and time
as shall be prescribed in the Bylaws Of the
Corporation, excepting that any subscrib-
ers TO these articles, who, having hereto
f. re subscribed the same sums of money,
being the same subscription to the capital
stock of this company, shall pay the sum
of money so subscribed hereto according
TO tue terms of such prior subscribtton.
And all other subscri ptions to the c4pitai
stock of this Company shall be governed
by the Bylaws OF the Corporation,
ART. 8. For the purposes ard upon the
terms above set forth, we have seE eraly
ia zen the number OF shares set'oppOsi1e
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-A young ma u,

RECoRDER's CoURT.-A young man,
whose name we omit on account OF
! his relatives, for being found in a
house of ill-fame, was fined $13 60,
which he replevied.
William Sonderman was brought
up on the charge of plain dunk,
and was fined So %. He was sent to
the Lookup, with orders to report to
Frank Edmouds for work on the
streets, ..-.-.'.,..
j. Enrich was tried by Squire
McTernan, at the request of the Re-
oorder, on the charge of fighting, and
was taxed, in fine and costs, $15. He
took an appeal.
Joseph Uber, on the same charge,
was fined S15eyrF er
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Steamboat supplies.

One of the. necessary articles foI
boat stores is Dooley's7 Baking Pow
der. Always pure, reliable, easy to
use, aud economical, as it requires
but half the quantity of those of or
dinary manufacture. 1t is unequalled
for making sweet. light and healthy
biscuits, rolls, griddle cakes, &C., and
40 steward should bewithout it. For
sale by grocers everywhere.
June 2 3t cod -
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NATTYTTY OF PFRsoNs coarMITrEp.
Respectfully submitted.
THOMAS ROYsToN,
Chief of Police.
Railroad MeetiBg-COmpaBy Organ-
igPd HRe


A large number of the solid Busi-
ness men of the city assembled at the
Court House last night, pursuant to
the cali made yesterday, to organize a
railroad company. The meeting or
ganized by the appointment of j. P.
Elliott Chairman, and f. NJ. Thayer,
Secretary.
Robert A. Hill, Esq , Stated the OBJ
jeet of the meeting to be to organize
the Evansville, Carmi & Paducah
Railroad Company, and elect Direc-
tors for the same.
1t was then moved and carried that
the meeting go into an election for
Directors. and it was agreed that nine
gentlemen receiving the highest num-
Der of votes on the first ballot be de-
clared elected.
The election was then proceeded
with, and the gentlemen named below
were elected, receiving the number of
votes set opposite their respective
uameS.
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DELIcIousLY MKD1c1NAL.-This is the
universal verdict pronounced upon the
PLANTATION BrFTERS by all who have
tried them. The Well-known health pro-
noting Ingredients frOm- which they ere
remedy for indigestion and all its conse-
quent ailments. and 1.-The preventative
qualities against disc Ses arising from
climatic changes, misamatic influences
and imperfect seeretfons, are so wi efy
known, and so honOrably endorsed, that
we trust no one williorego the advantages
of their use.
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THE American House, Boston, has
large and airy family rooms, quiet and
retired, although in the centre of
business and places of amusement.
This house has no superior in New
sEngland. dit
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1t was moved that hename OF the
association be changed to " Evans
vile and Southern Illinois, but after
speeches by Messrs. Hill and Read,
the motion was withdrawn.
On motion, the Directors we're re-
quested to Immediately organize, by
having the articles of association
filed with the Secretary of State, etc.
On motion. adjourned to meet pur-
suant to a call by the Directors.
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A LARGE SToCK OF MILLINERY
AT CosT.-As | am about TO
quit the manutaeturing and retailing
OF Millinery Goods, [ viii on and after
the first day. OF June, offer my entire
stocKof Millinery Goods AT COST.
No difference will be made, whether
purchasedin small or large Quantities,
as the price will be strictly COST. =
Ladies come and convince your
self. B. BAUM,
rjupe2-1wv mo. 81 Main Street.
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ARRESTED. - Grace Howard was
arrested yesterday on the charge of
keeping a house of ill-fame. The
trial did not come off yesterday, but
was postponed until this morning.
The police are after the lewd females
with a vengeance. 4. a.
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FIGHT AT THE DEPoF.-We learn
that there was brisk little fsticuff at
the depot last evening. Two dray-
men got into a difficulty relative to
the right to the doorway. 1t was a
battle between the Irish and the
Dutch, in which the Dutehman came
off victorious. Happily, however,
neither Of them was seriously injurods
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EVANSVILLE, Iud., June 1, 1869. !
The following letters are held in
this Office for unpaid postage:
Mrs. Dr. j. p. Ietcber, Lexington, KY.
Henry Warren, HawthOrn's Mill, Ind.
h b Shepherd, Nfn eennes. Ind.
A. II. CardOzo d Co, New YORK
Miss Nanuie +. Ward, Evansville.
] DIR. L. Frifcn, Evansville.
A BRAN ChOen, NeW York.
EdW. j. Hughes, Rockville. Ind.
LLaurentfne, L. Cincinnati, o.
The following is held for better
direction: IEA H1a5v4 30 .a03
Rev. #. r. Traunn, Dubois Co, Ind.
JOHN w. FOSTER, p. NJ.
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pockets. / would suggest that appli-
cations for license for exhibitions of
this kind be referred to committee
Ito be appointed for that purpose) for
investigation and report, or approval,
before such license be granted.
would also suggest that private
watehmen, now employed by citizens,
be licensed by the city. thus placing
them under the surveillance of the
regular police force of the city, there
by securing much greater fidelity to
duty, and efectually abolishiug the
practice of thieves proving in the
euise of private watchmen.
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LosF-On Friday, a black morocco
Memorandum Book, containing some
money and valuable memorandums.
The finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving it at the office of the Ad-
dams Express Company, on First
Street. between Main and Locust.
my29-tf -g ffnf
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A Coon WoRKa "A CCoMPLIsHED.,

A Coon WoRKo "A CCoNPLIsHED.--
Mr.. Phi, D. Veiis, tic rotund aud at
teotive daywhaTf mastery has had the
whaffin frOnt Of Humphrey, Patrick
& Cos wharf boat, thoroughly
| cleaned ap.and the mud hauled away,
to the gFest6ratifcatiOn on the proprle-
!. tors off tlib wharf boat and the pub
. nc ~ general. alolt .4t,l .urfs
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lsttxNDiD RoUfpA6EAJoe KeI.

y. appsagsd on on dhe street yesterday
with his praucing grays and his ele-
CANT hack, ,wihchhas just been over
hauled by T. Hammerstein, and has
now one Of theT handsomests equi-
pages OF the kind in the city. ass as
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B9- Great demand for Barrett's.

IA The stock of Perfumeries and
6ne Toilet Articles kept by Z. G.
BridWell & Co., corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be exeelled in
Evansville. mar5.tf
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Terre Haute y InalaUapells
GOING EAST. ~
ohio & BlssIsslppI.
GOING EAST.

LedUe Lightning Ex. Acc. n ght E.X
Vfncenues -. :3S p NJ. :43 p M. $50 + 81
ATTius =
Cincinnati. 9:OO p MIL :l5 p 81. 30 q 81
Louisville 49,. 500 p NJ. 10 a NJ. 6 I'D b
GoISG WEST.
Jeqre Mail Night EX. Day Ex
Vincennes 49,. 4:25 L r.. 2.O5 A NJ e.. 6:t6 a n
~ Touis Ill SOP NJ. 9:l0 A M. 2.eO /, d
Cairo ............. 8 go A M. 4 go p n
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IMPRovINa-We are truly pleased
to learn that Mr.. II. D. .Alliss. who
has been so seriously ILL., was deci-
dedly better yesterday, and strobg
hopes are new entertained of his re-
eoVery. gf-
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OFF FOR THE EAsT.-H. Fl. Schultz,
for a number of years past foreman
Of the JoUaNAL composing room, vii i
leave this morning 4Dr Albanyn New
York, TO attend the session of the
National Typographical Union,g 5s @
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% H Z. Chute has the best a

BI III. T.Chute has the best as
sort9ent aoo1 81 snoes ever onfrga h 20 ehe
ing at very lowprices. His shoes are
of the best Philadelphia mandatory,
and are warranted to give satisfac-
ten. Call and see the fancy COLI
ored shoes, such as Gold and Bronze
buttoned boots. Gold. Silver Bronze,
CUR, LaValier, and Pearl polish Bal
morals. pH1I fsl- 10 si1si "a Boo It..
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TOBACCO CRoP.-We received a call
| yesterday, from Mr.. Cordin,. of Crit
tenden County ky. Mr.. Cordin
cultivates aud trades in tobacco
| pralty o4tepsiYelya every year, and
uses every opportunity ton inform
himself ase 10 the conditions and
| prospects Of every crop He says
from what he has seen in his
owa and surrounding counties, he is
salts fedalthe reports that the crops
this year must fall far below the aver
age, are not well founded Especially
are the reports Ofthe great scarcity of
plants incorrect. He knows that the
farmers in his part of Kentucky will
/ be able to get al the plants they want,
| aud lie is eQnfdaht the full average of
acres viii be put under cultivation. &.
This fact is Of great importance to
/ tobacco men, especially buyers Prices
arc. now ruling high, .fIfthe new crop
should promise we'll, some beginners
/ in tobacco speculation may meet with
serious and discouraging lOsses.a
/ sfs aai.fr --7----r- -r-s-----7-7--uvfd
ef7A A fBRNUTIFUE RLACE I'VE yester-
day Iaakea through Parkhitl's Pho
tographic Gallery, on Second Street.
between aMain and Locust, and we're
| both astohisbed and surprised at the
I elegant manner in which it has been
| fitted up. The. reception room is on
the first floor. and is furnished in
/ b5sulifpi SIS le, the carpet being rich
/ and tasteful, the furniture splendid,
and the general tout ensemble perfect.
| A fine piano is in the, room. and the
| ladies can amuss themselves playing
their favorite airs, while waiting on
them friends to have their pictures
taken. The operating roeln is up
stairs. aud il Is there that Parkhill
takes the beau sful pictures that haEs
made has name 50 famous as an artist.
Seeing is believing. and IweT advise
everybody to Visit Parkhill's gallery,
PERs0NAL.-rSlB b. Dufield. the dis
tingdished theatre manager who
. brought Mrs. Lander. to this city, is
stopping at the American. g
+. j. Downs, Apditor Of Warrick
County, was in the city yesterday.
Sir. E. WsBelcher and Mr.. Wm
Hens hall4. both representing the great
house of K. s. Jaffray & Co., import.
>. ers. Of. New YoFk, favored us with a
call last night- -sas. 1&
E6sMr G. C.. Scott, ore of the preprie,
Z torsofs the st. Joseph, Mo-, Gazette
arrived ia the cify yesterday, in com
pany with bis sister, Mrs. Cap
t tain John B.aRIIall. Mr.. Scot
: has, we regret to learn, recently suf
. fered the severe afiliction of the loss
a of his wife, who fella victim to tina
e relentless destroyer. consumption
E Mr., Scott viii receive the earnes
sympathy oi his many friends in this
city. io aae.a aar
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B5- For pure Drugs, Chemicals,
Liquors and fine Perfumes, Hair Oils.
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, go to the Opera Drug
Store. IS South First Street. Fresh
Blue Lick and Congress Water. Par
tieular attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27.
.. n,LA-.l------------l. ILL, %
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Terre Haute a Indianapolis.

Indp'ifs.s:55 AM. 7:sOA NJ II As. M.. s:lO p
-4rFiUe
r. IL .....6 30 A M.l0:25 A M. 4:55 P NIL :o5 y
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HGTsCET,l ANEOUs

TAR. sE&REe has. removed nnf THIRD
~ Street, between Main and Locust. at
NN AND AFTER June lst Iwili hav.y
~ nothit 3 TO 90 with. Rpyihipg eoIs-l
eeri cd 18th the Ocean Wave saloon, Oh
Vine Street, bet weeu First and Water.
It JOHN FULLER
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! .rJaT OUF.=-Jims MeIunefhy, who
was cut in The head, on last Saturday,
by Sallie Clark, got out of town on
Mondays and will probably not return
agsin for some time, Sallie Clark is
ia . serious condition from the effects
o. Me IHnerRy's assaultupOu her, and
tHeiyeuDg man thought that 1t would
Pc better for bin to leave the city for
a While. uo.sl hanoi sa uIaf is-f u.
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b% Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at l. x. d. HEIMAN's.
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T. Run 0VERs-A boy by the name of
Nathaus, while playing near the to-
bacco warehouse, Yesterday morning,
got ran over BY aybOgshead of to-
bactoR -Ehei hogshead was bein 2
rolled off dray, and got started roll.
ing, aud before the boy could get out
OF the way it,ran over one of his feet,
bruising It quite seriously. No bones
we're broken, howeYer, aud the injury
is only temporary as hewill probably
soon be ableSo walk again. yii
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WANTED.

TART ERA partner to eneuge in re-
handlius tobacco in Evansville -.t
partner that can furnish requisfte CT uitah
either silent oT active Sat tsfaetOTy re or
ence can be Civ n. FOR particulars address
r.. II. y. MYEES, New Albany, Lndiana.
iunl d2t . ga
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REAr, IT.-We advise all tax pay
ers to read the notice Of the ASSESS
ors, tC be found in the Local column.
The COURTs.-The Common Plea s
Court adjourned on Monday evening,
and there will be no more Court this
week The Criminal Court and the
Circuit Court will both meet on next
Monday.
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PRIvArE CONoERI. q. w. Venne.

PRIVATE Concern. IT. W. Venne-
mann has just received -ashne oase
viol3 imported direct from Stade'
near Hamburg. Germany. Inc
Evansville Orchestra viii give pri-
vate coaeert to night at the residence
of Theo. Yennemann, onthe corner oI o.
Cherry and First Street. IN honor OF
tn arrival Of the big fiddle "a
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EEansYIlIe d CraWford.rIlIe

LedUe EXP. Neil. Freight
T. Haute 49,. GAO a NJ. 500 P NJ - "A 81
Vineennes. .. 8: 3 a NJ s :O5 MI 40 "A Al
Arrive
Evansville III sc A 9I..lOtA P 1r... $40 P "
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DOARDERs can have good boar tiing
.M-@ and lodging az MRS. FU Btslsts'sI, or
Second ST., Between Sycamore ard N liie.
Three nice rooms now unoccupied. tih@1l {
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p@ Our Stores will be closed to all
business transactions, at7 O'Clock p.
NJ from this date until the first day
of September. 10 90
HOLLINGsWORTH & Go.
-. MARK WARREN a. Co.
= = "a LICHTEN Il IcHENHAUsER.
Jun l 2td
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MAGNOLIA WATER Superior 10 the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price.
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Ice Cream FFeezeFs,

UHTARLE FOR FAMILIES MAN
- ufaeturing their own Zee Cream. for
sale at reduced prices, at
NICKERN BROS, 7B and 20 Main St
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B1 A splendid stock of fashion
able Straw Hats at Weber & Co.'S. If
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CoMsreTioN.--Fhe dehimontfe have
been in a fearful state Of eommotion
since a. case was made cut against
bloEie Manning and ethe inmates of
her house. Two hundred dollars fine
is too strong for them, aud. they are
getting out Of town on the steamboats,
and railroad as fast as possible. On
Monday night they were badly scared,
and the streets were full of them,
they being afraid to stay in their
shebangs," for fear the officers
Wauld make AFRAID on them. 1
1.-The Marshals and Chief of Police
arc d5ihgt heir duty, and we say push
on and rid the city Of every one
of the eourtesans with which it is at
present infested hna aa.1n4 ~
I
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ErnnsrIIIe & CrnWfordsrIIlc R.R

REaREssSsAss EAgs A. = s-Us
Corrected May I7Gh, IsG0)
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TIE .BL665z Crook. - The Black
Crook was pfese nteds at Mt.Vernon last
night. and will open here on Thurs
day nighf. ElIFe are assured that the
present combination isE one of the
most talented shat ever was aformed
in the West. Mr.. Davey understands
bis business Iot6ughiY, and viii
meFit fall heHses- nigh tly.5sH On
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GOING NORTH.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

To LOUI5VILLE--Every Monday 2nd
Sa glrday at 10 O'CLOCK AN. Every Iuesti s5- !,
W sdnesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6
O'Clock P. n. 81.
70 CAIR0-Daily, except sunday, at
o'clock p. n.
Saturday AT O'Clock PM. EvecS Thu riCtsy
at O'Clock 2. s..
70 EAsTPORT.-E Every Monday WedneS-
dav and Friday at4 O'Clock p. H.
20 EyDERsOE-Daily, except Sundays
at o'clock PM.
TO NAsHvILLE-Every Wednesday and
Saturday SJ p a.. -tEA
70 EPHLs-Every Tuesday at H.
FoeRDort stage (vla Newburgh and Boone
vflel carrying the mail, leaves ht A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and krtdEye.
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursday s
and saturdays.
New Harmony Mall Stage leaves M on-
cays ana Fridays az A. NJ. Arrives Tues
davs and Saturdays by r.. M.
SIT Vernon Mail stage leaves daily (a x
ut 5undays) at 7 A. n. Arrives daily lex
sspt Sundays) by p n
40 n EW BUFst3.- HACK daily (eXcept sun
Aay) from the Merohanps BOtet, %
O'Clock p. NJ. et
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1Gr Call for" Barrett's " aud take
no other.
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COFSG NORTH. HFr+s
Leaue Mail. Expr. Freig
Evansville ,..l0:i5 A NJ. 5:l5 r y e.. ~ Z
-ATTtEe
Vincennes..,. l:i3 p MI al p NIP: 10 ,
TerGe Haute. ~ p MILO: 20 NJ 80 4
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1D~ Scotch Cassimer Suits, in diff.
ferent shades. we'll adapted for mer-
chants and business men, also a large
assortment Of Spanish Linen and
white Duck Suits, Marseilles Vests,
ETC., just received and for sale, at low
prices at STRpUsE &. .BROs.,
june1-2t No. IS, Main Street
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cap and Candles.

sB~ Barrett's" Wonderful Hair
Restorative. -
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ELpARDTNG.

FOR JOB WORK. Blank
" BlokS. sc AZ .Lonrnal 0 nee. fIa1o :
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FRUIT JARS.

HNOOD PROSPECT FOR FRUITS.
NJ and prices likely to be very lOWs
EYefybOdy ought therefore, 90 put mp
fruits.
200 DOZEN ASSORTED SIZES
self-sealing and Wax top Jars, warranted
as good as any IN the city, and the price as
low, or lower
Also, the other necessary articles, such
as Sugar and Fruits, to be had in abund-
anee, at
vICKERY BROS 7s and 70 Main st.
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Ell. &N. R.. Northern Division
.AINS GOING SOUTH

Transfer Packet Steamer MOllie
1Snndavs excepted.1 at................ Us PM
Train leaves Henderson at.......... 80 Poi
Arrive al AIadisonvllle ........ -....... 80 7 ri
GOING NORTH.
lSnndavs exceptedl at ......... ;25 Am
Arrive at henderson,. sea-. !, ... $50 AIN
PacFet Moiiie Norton ......... $50 4 NJ
Making connection both ways ftc
trains on the +. q G. Railroad 81
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TrNOR sAT.E-SECOND HAND Cotton
MACHI ERY- Cards, BrGwing
Efra mes Coarse and Fine SBeeders, Dead
Spindle Throstles, Wrappers, Dresserss SC
tHOr description aud prices of-these ma
chimes address q. r. BATTLES.
Agent fremont Mills,
feIO d6na cod Lowell, Mass.
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rgEx ELEGANT. AND WELL, y9EEg4
- TILATED Rooms and p large and
cOmmodiOus Hall for rent, over j. II, Msc
lett & sons Dry Goods Stores corner Fifth
snd Main aprAl-lIa-