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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-07-15
FOR TOBACCONISTS.


NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-I will be
~ 1t Powhatan Courthouse on ID August, ut
Carrersyile on I'd, at Columbia dth, at Fiuyanna
Courthouse on 5th and 9th, and nj Cumberland
Courthouse on August conrt-day, for the purpose
OF collecting United States Internal Revenue taxes
due by the people of the above-named counties for
the year 1850. All persons failing TO pay on the
days mentioned Will become liable to heavy PEN
atty. JOHN A. GRAVES
jyl4-lA Deputy Collector Second Division.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

UAWES r. SUTTON Gate Register OF
PRACTICE OF TIVE LAW,
and will attend the courts OF the city OF Richmond
and the county Of Henrico.
Office Marshall Hall, south side Of the Capitol
Square. Richmond. Va. my 3-3m
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CLOTBENG.

CLOTHING. ..---
cPECIAL NOTICE.-In ort,er to close
~ ont our
STOCK OF SUMNER GOODS,
we will from this date sell our GOOSS "t Sr"at!!
raduccd nrices. Persons In want Of GO o II
~ ,oTTIJSG have now an opportunity or supply
inr Themselves at very little cost Call early ut The
ON STAND. corner of Main and Thirteenth streets,
md look at our stock before purchasing elsewhere
+. b. SPENCE Il son.
iy15 Merchant Iaiiors' i"VV -'''in "''e'''
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i. WOOD, DENTIST, G.
~ graduate OF the Baltimore College VnIfr
OF Dental Surgery: pAiNLESS Operations
performed on the TEETH or JhWRONE. DIS
EASED AMI IRREGULAR TEETH successfully
treated. All ordinary operations in dentistry
faithfully and satisfactorily executed. Charges
moderate.
ONCE. Main street between Seventh and Eighth
strcctS. five donrs abOvc SpOlswOod llOtcl. io 10
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THOMAS T. GOODE,
L ATTORNEY At LAW,
BOYDTON. MECkLENBURG COUNTY, VA.
practices in the
COURTS OF MECKLENBURG and adjoining
counties andin the UNITED STATES COURTS
AT Richmond. apo
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DRUGS. MEDICINES, &c.
DOCkBRIDGE ALUM WATER
AND THE SALTS OF TIE WATER

This, amongst the most celebrated and medicinal
OF all the Virginia mineral waters, Is kept con-
Stantly on sale by us. No water keeps more per-
lectly pure and unchanged than this ALUM
WATER does in glass; and il is consequently
drank with great advantage in all parts of the
country, however remote from the Springs. A sin
gle box has often cured Il stubborn malady.
TIE SALTS OF THE WATER, highly con-
ccntrated and perfectly pure, has been found by
many years experience an excellent method Of
furnishing the water in very cheap and satisfac-
tory form. 1t has great advantages, too, in trans
portation 10y mail or express.
In DYSPEPSIA, BRONCHITIS, and THROAT
AFFECTIONS, CHRONIC DIARRHGA and
DYSENTERY, SCR0FULA. SKIN DISEASES,
and PILES, and in FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
this celebrated mineral water and its prccipitatcd
salts have within the last thirty years established
reputation not surpassed certainly by any other in
this country.
Pamphlets sent Oh application.
Price of the water, $40 per case Of one dozen
half gallon bottles.
PURCELL. LADD Il Co,
ie 2G-lm General Agents. Richmond. Va.
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GRINDSTONES

ID EIiEARSAL POSTPONED.-In con-
4 Z sequence OF the Grand Concert to be given nj
the Theatre on Friday evening BY the German So
cieties, the regular REHEARSAL OF the RICH
MOND MUSICAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TON will be postponed until the following FRI
DAY.
BY direction Of the President
-iy l5-N* j. vi. MCCREERY, Secretary.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
DLUE RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL.-PRE-
ID PARATORY TO THE UNIVERSITY OF
VIRGINIA.-The principals, alumni Of the Uni
versity Of Virginia and OF Rugby and Cambridge,
England, and /" confidently commended TO public
favor" by testimonials from those institutions
are teachers of successful experience in schools of
high grade. Sessions commence SEPTEMBER
18TH, close JUNE 18TH.
Terms: Tuition, board, fuel lights, and wash
ing, S256for entire session. No extras.
For circulars. address the principals. at Green
wood Depot, Albcmarlc, Va.
A. X. YANCEY, JR.
CASkIE HARRISON.
iy H-2m Principals
X ENMORE HIGH SCHOOL,
~ CAROLINE COUNTY. VA.
RICHARD H. COLEMAN, NJ. A. OF University
AUBiN LEE BoULwARE, NJ. A. of UnIver-
sity of Virginia.
Third teacher not yet employed
The fourth session will begin on lST OF OCTO-
Der and close on the lsT OF JULY.
For information or admission. apply to
RICHARD II. COLEMAN or
AUBIN LEE BOULWARE
Fredericksburg. Va.
After 25th Of September address Guiney's Depot,
Caroline county jy lo-lm*
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n~LD. BRIGGs's oLD-EsTAB-

M ]. D. BRIG G s oLp ,crn I'D, nn
LIsHED BAKERY Established IN issaI ~. ,,,y
constantly on hand and baking lt'sI LIZ
nmT.n CAKES. CRACKERS, and PIES.
SODA CRACKERS, ..
RITTER CRACKERS,
OYSTER CRACKERS,
WATER CRACKERS,
CREAM CRACKERS,
ARROwROOT CRACKERS,
SUGAR CRACKERS.
LEMON CRACKERS,
MOLASSES CAKES,
SUGAR CAKES,
e. rCENUTs,
Or material and workmanship. and
made Of the hcst. ~ as they can be found in the
will he sold as che jy14
CITY.
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DENTISTRY.

DR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DEN g
- TIST. office No. TIA Main street eX-QItfTfr
tracts teeth without pain by the of PURE
NITROUS OXIDE GAS inserts artificial ones,
fills the natural teeth. and performs Ill operations
pertaining To the science Of dentistry i'll the best
manner at low rates. An experience Of twenty
wears enables him to guarantee satisfaction in
every instance jp l0-d&w
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goods and prices to suit.
PAEASOLS and FA Ms for the million.
ILS.NA LACE SHhWLS; a few Of those highly
attractive patterns left. 1t would be well to
call soon If III need, as they are selling very
rapidly.
Everybody In town. and in search of DRY
GO DDS, will benefit themselves by calling Mt
JULIUS MEYERS
je'@i 6o3 Broad street near Sixth.
"yTHE' DRY GOODS STORE OF
BROAD sTREET-No 627.
WE ARE OFFERING, FOR THIS SEASON OF
THE YEAR, THE LARGEST AND BEST
ASSORTMENT OF DRESS GOODS
TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY,
NO STORE EXCEPTED,
ANDON MOST OF
THE GOODS
WE HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE, AND
AT SUCH RATES THAT ALL CAN
BUY. BELOW WILL BE FOUND
PRICE LIST OF A PART OF THE
MANY ARTICLES WE HAVE YET ON
HIRsH & GUGGENHEIMER.
PRICE LIST.
PRETTY GRAY-STRIPEn LENoS at COO. Dor
yard:
BEAUTIFUL EMBR OIDERED HERNANIs at
CSC. per yard;
VERY GOOD and PRETTY STRIPED BA-
REGES at &c per yard:
STRIPED CHALLIE DELAINE all colors, at
25c. per yard.
4 few OF those beautiful FRENCH ORGANIZES
left at 25c. per yard-rcmarkahiyc cheap.
CLOTHS, various shades, at i5c
GRENADINES, all colors, at
Acc.
BLACK GROUND notwithstanding
really beautiful
"'i''"'r ''' " ''''s'
FRENCH GRENADINE ROBES
very fcahlnnablc-only Sls per pattern.
PiQuES, ,,o,,,..
Fl0uEH.
LAWNS,
xpsnNr PLAID all yy,d,,s -, ,s, ., ..,
r.r r;oco
''' trimmings very '"e"p' e.!
neck.
,rrr>. Dp,,,Iycs =, .. "a :. nm,
wu,rr rrxry nprrr1vce -, C. 9,
H.;
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GRANT is the tanner. We trust he will
tan WELLs's hide we'll
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TIE reputation OF this store iaos ar soid at
mir prices AM! we offer now .Y>ya st
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M MOZAMBIQUE $ at zoe. worth 5Oc.
STRIPED T and PLAID MOI ANTIQUES at &C.
worth 37lc.; =, ~ and Zoe
EMBROIDERED GRENADISEs az
worth 10 and Soc; ., or
STRIPED GRENADINES, nice style.
worth 3oc. ~
LAWNS from 1es to the finest ORGANDf ath.
wide WHITE GRENAD1NE and BAREGEs'
IRON GRE< ADINE all widths and qualities,
PRINTED CAMBRICS at CSC. worth Soc.
DRESS GOODS of every description at low
prices. ut LEV hi'o i''''''''
I.ls and 1915 Main street.
Another lot Of those JET CHAINS Jyl
. NFy HEAVY LINEN D u { X AND
DRILL Mt CSC. per yard
WHITE LINEN DUCK and LINEN DRILLING
in all qualities
CASSIMERES,
KENTUCKY JEANS and COTTONADES in
great variety, at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
paLM-LEAF and JAPANESE FANS. jy1
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RIV Err EW 8
For other Rtver Items see Third Page.

The weather continued quite warm mp
till midnight last, though the heat was
modified somewhat by a generous breeze
from the southeast. By dark the clouds
had disappeared and it was beautifully
clear at midnight. The additional arrivals
and departures were the Robert Burns,
Memphis TO Cincinnati: Ada Lyon, from
Green River; Rose Hite, Louisville and
return; Mollie Norton, to Henderson;
Cumberland, to Cairo; Rapidan No. 2, TO
EastpOrt; Romeo, TO Nashville; Alpha,
from Nashville.
The Robert Burns had a good trip. She
discharged 336 bales of cotton here for
r. X. Dunkerson d Co., and had a
fair freight list for Cincinnati. She
was delayed several hours by a slight
arrangement Of her machinery. One of
her cranks got loose and she came from
Hickman to Metropolis on one wheel. She
will take the outfit OF the Silver Moon
from the head of the falls TO Cincinnati.
.........The Ada Lyon had a splendid trip
from Green River, including rs hOgsheads
of tobacco and 90 passengers. She was de-
tanned by The Falls City blocking and dam
aging one of the locks, when the latter
boat had to ne ligntened. The Falls City
did not expect to come here, but would
proceed direct to Louisville. The Ada Lyon
viii leave at4P. NJ. to day, and will be back
in time TO leave at the regular
hour on Saturday THE Rose Hite had
good tip both ways, ard did not get off
till late hour last night. The Cum
berland had a very fair trip OUT. The
Rapidan left nearly iuIIy loaded .........The
Romeo took 500 barrels salt, 100 barrels
potatoes, and a large amount OF miscel-
midnight.........The Louisa had a pretty
rough experience com ng over the falls,
but did not suffer material damage.
The great low pressure Ri .hmond VIII be
up some time tonight, en- route 10
Louisville.-............... John KilgOur
was due during last night-....................
| The Virginia will not get away from Louis
Vile till this evening. and will not be here
till tO-moTrow.........The Nick LOngworth
was am ouneed to leave Loui-ville last
evening, positively. and may be expected
down to-day. Her officers are those ex-
perienced navigatOrs and genial gentle
men, Captains Lew. Hates and Eugene
Bowers. Look out for them .........The Rich
mond is announced to leave Louisville
next Friday, and may be expected here on
| Saturday, en- route TO New Orleans. ......
| The Alpha arrived from Nashville at half
/ past Y this morning with ia hhds. tobacco
/ Tor Il. X, DunkersOn d Co, agents OF the
/ South Shore Line, and 53 for Fred. X.
/ Huston, agent of the famous White Line
/ Central Transit, and considerable lot OF
/ miscellaneous freight. Capt. Reiman and
/ W. r. Gracey look as If they had Jared
/ well on the upper Cumberland. ........ ......
/ The Romeo was still taking freight at one
| O'Clock this morning, and had a splendid
/ trip on board. including a vast variety OF
/ miscellaneous articles OF merchandise and
/ Evansville manufactures......Ast this report
i closed, ! o'clock NJ. a steamer was COM
ing around the point, supposed to be the
John KilgOur, from New Orleans to Louis
/ vile.
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H@- The price for which the farms
embraced in the Henderson County
Land Sale rent per acre, should sat
isfy every one Of the great value Of
the property. The soil is not .only
unsurpassed by any other lands in the
State, but their location renders them
peculiarly valuable; and when the E.
H. & n. r. r. is completed, every
acre Of these farms will become a gar
den, and their value will exceed cal
culation. Every one should buy q
ticket, as we can fully assure our read
ers that the scheme is liberal, and
will be conducted fairly by the Com
missioners, who were appointed by a
special act of Legislature to conduct
the enterprise.
Remember that this is one of the
very few enterprises ever authorized
by law; and the drawing of this
scheme will establish the precedent OF
dispOsing of real estate all over the
country. We fully endorse the enter
prise. d&W
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bGr The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by T. G.
Bridwell & Co, corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5-tf
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River Dispatches.

CAIRO, May 25.-R. Il. Lee. Louisville to
New Orleans A NJ; Wild Duck. Prttsburg
TO st. Louis Q; KtlgOur, New orleans to st.
Louis 5; Anna, Cincinna / To ST. Louis 8;
Mary Alice, New Orleans to Louisville 10;
Bon Accord, st. Louis To MouDd city noon
Quickstep, Evansville packet Pm sam.
j. Hale, Cincinnati TO Memphis 3; BE rds-
town, st. Louis to Ohio hiver 3; Belle IT.
J. uis, st. louis TO Memphis 4; j. IL,
Talisman, Nashville packet 6. River fell
ten inches. Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE, May 25.-Port List-Belle
Vernon, from st. Louis to Pittsburg; Die
tator, ~. LOUIS and return; Robert Moore,
from Nashville TO Cincinnati; lie Claire
No. 2, from Tennessee River. River de-
Ginning slowly, with seven feet four inches
of water in tue canal, five feet four inches
OF the FANS, fou feet four inches over the
rocks. Weather clear and dry. Business
fat.
NASHVILLE, May 25.-River falling: three
feet nine Inches on the Shoals. " Gather
lair and warm Arrtved-HaVana. from
Cincinnati. Departed-Tyrone, 10 Cairo.
MEMPHIS. May 25.-Departed-BeIle Men,
phis, tor st. Louis.
PITTsBURG, May 25-m. The Mononza-
hela has ) fee inches water in the ch an
mel, and falling. Weather warm. Their
mometer ZOE.
CINCIsNATI, May 25.-POrt List-Arriv-
ed-ChampIon, from st Louis; Charmer,
from Evansville. Departed-R. K. Hud-
son, for Wheeling; Wren, for Kentucky
River. The river is nearly on a stand, with
l6 feet water In the channel ard SO feet
under the bridge. Weather warm.
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Barrett's" improves the appear
ance.
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IOCAI UOTYCEs.
Posi- OFFICE, EVANSVILLE,
Nav 25th. 1869.

Notice is hereby given that from
and after this date, there will be made
up and forwarded from this Office
second daily through mail to the fol-
lowing points:
indianapolis, Chicago and the
Northwest; Cincinnati, New York
and all the Eastern Cities; Louisville,
Memphis. New Orleans and all South
ern Cities.
This mail, departing by the Evans
vile & Charlottesville Evening Ex-
press, 1oiU close at 400 Pm. precise
~. Letters sent by this mail will
reach their destination from ten to
fifteen hours in advance Of the next
morning train.
A second daily mail is now received
at this Office, by the noon train, from
Louisville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
and the East. This mail closes at
Louisville at 1 o'clock PM, at Gin
cinnati at 9:15 PM, and at Indian
apolis at midnight.
my26-tf JOHN w. FOSTER, p. NJ.
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Notice.

On and after Tuesday June 1st, the
street cars will run as 70 lows: To
and from the Artesian Spring Park
The first car will start from the Com
pany's stables on Main Street, at
o'clock AN the second at 5 o'clock,
the third at 6 o'clock, and from that
time all the cars will run regular trips
until 10 o'clock at night. Ooe car
will make the last trip at 10 o'clock
PM from the stable, and will return,
leaving the Springs at 103 o'clock.
VIM. DEAN, Superintendent.
Union and Courier copy three
times my26 st
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EVANSVILLE OPERA HOUSE,.

For Three Nights only
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BIZ
- received at my once ninth afonda-
June J4th, 1859, al 10 o'clock AN for 400
Perchess, o. limestone, 70 be delivered on
for 200 perches TO be de ivered on, ~. ,,is,,t,
road. BIDS Will be received for either nam
and subject to be acce pied or retacfad "a
the opJlOn OF the board Of COMMENCEMENT
VICTOR BIS ~
Auditor Nanderburgh County
Evansville, May 2fth, 1909 f23 dNSgta
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BLACK CRoOK-POsTPONEMENT.-
By an advertisement elsewhere it will
be seen that Mr.. Showles, the agent
for I. W. Davey & Co., has post
poned the opening night of the Black
Crook from Tuesday. June 1st, until
Thursday, June Sd. The Black Crook
will be performed on Thursday and
Friday nights, June Sd and 4th, and
the White Fawn on Saturday night
June 9th. Let everybody remember
the change, and be on hand at the
Opera House at the time advertised
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Publio Auefion.
THE UNDERsTGNED WILL SELL
III at public auction. on

THU RsD DAY, JUsE 7rH, at A 81,
At th cir place. on the planh road, one mile
from the count house first bllck yard on
{ wit:
100000 good bricks, 800 cords OF wood.
tons OF hay, Wagons. 1 cart, 1 Gray,
pillow, 6 horses, / mule, aud an the utensils
belonging TO a good b lex yard.
At the same time we will sell 40 auction
Is acres OF land, with good dwelling
house, containing six rooms, and brick
shop, on the premises.
The terms OF the sale Of the real g. tate
will be made known ON the day OF tue
SAFE.
Terms for the sale OF personal property :
All sums under $50, cash or al sums uv 4
$50, six months credit. with interes {. will
be gwen, the purchaser giving hts notes,
with security, Watvin< relief from Valun-
lion or appTatsement laws.
GEORGE MEIER.
maze d6Wtdl HENRY BAUhIANN
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
N ew Arrangemen t

GRAIL kinds of fine Beaver Hats
made to order at Weber & Co.'S. If
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BabcOck e. Steele's Builders EmpO.
rum.

Words are really wanting to give
adequate expression. Webster's I'm
abridged fails most signally in Lam
guage to fully portray a semblance Of
the reality. You must go and see for
yourself, particularly if you are build
ing. mayo 1W
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PRoGREssING.-The work on the
new Pigeon Greek bridge is progress
ing steadily. The abutment on tie
east side of the creek is nearly com
pleted, and large force is being en-
ployed pushing it forward. The work
is massive and substantial.
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DKLIaHrruI RrrnrAr. u

A DELIGHTFUL RETREAT. - We
cannot imagine a more delightful
place for families or individuals to
spend pleasant day of recreation,
free from the dust and noise o. the
city than at the Artesian Springs
Park. Those who have not visited
this delightful place for two or three
weeks will be astonishei at the vast
changes that have been wrought. In
addition to the fine walks and car
riage ways that have been laid out,
and the large number of additional
shade trees that have been planted,
two magnificent playing fountains
have been constructed, where the
waters perpetually play, to the great
admiration of visitors. One IS located
on the highest ground, with a basin
eighteen feet in diameter, and which
throws one hundred and twenty five
Jets of water to heights ranging from
two to eight feet. The other is located
In the old circle near the hotel, on
the bank of the Creek, and has basin
twenty two feet in diameter, and the
water plays to height of ten to ff-
teen feet. The bath rooms, twelve IN
number, are now complete, and warm
and cold baths can be had at all
hours. Colonel Wehler and the pro-
prietors of the grounds deserve great
credit for the excellent taste, skill and
energy they have displayed in fitting
up these grounds, affording our citi-
zens a fine park, easy of access, and
without expense to the city.
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A splendid stock of Dress and
Saque trimmings, just received, at
Hughes.
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APPLEToN's JOURNAL, Nos. 8 AND ..
We are indebted to John II. Scott for
these papers. No. 9 contains the first
lnstalln-ent of new story entitled,
Madame De Pompadour's Fan, -
from the French of Alfred De Mus
set. 1t also has beautiful steel en-
craving of Mt. Washington.
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RECONSTRUCTED AND REANIMATEn
The soap and candle factory of our
esteemed citizen, Philip Decker, ESQ
at the head of Third Avenue, which
was destroyed by fire some months
ago. has been built, and is again in
operation. We hope that Mr.. Deck
er's enterprise will lead to liberal
patronage, which shall enable him to
make up, to some extent, the loss he
suffered.
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sTEAMBOAT LINES,

To LoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday ana
Saturday at 10 o'clock An. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at .
O'Clock P. n.
10 CAIRo-Daily, except Sunday, at
o'clock P. n.
10 GREEN RIvER.-Every Tuesday and
Saturday al 4 O'Clock Pm. Every Thursday
at O'Clock P. Il.
To EAsTPoRT.-Every Monday, Wednes-
day and c1day at / O'Clock P. N.
TO EEDERSON-Datly, except Sundays
at o'clock PM.
no NAsHvILLz-Every Wednesday and
Saturday at P NJ.
To MEnPHIs-Every Tuesday at P. n.
Rockport Stage (via NewIburgh and Boon
vlue,) carrying the mail, leaves at A. III,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by p. N.
at. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily Tex
cspt Sundays at A. II. Arrives daily lex
eept Sundays by 2 P. NJ
70 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. daily Except Sun
aay,) from the Merchants Hotel, al
O'Clock P. n.
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PARTICULAR NoTICE.-We call at
tent'on to three advertisements in
this morning paper from the County
Auditor. One Is for bids 10 furnish
the collins and hearse for the burial
of the county poor; another is for
bids for medical attendance on the
county poor; and the other is for nro.
posals for furnishing limestone rock
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CITY n E w S.

TOBACCO FAIR.-Maior Gardner,
of Martin, Gardner & Co., will go as
a representative from this city, to the
Tobacco Fair, at Louisville, on the
ID day cf June.
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SoLr.-The mammoth hog was sold
yesterday by Frank Morris. Joseph
Geiser bought the pig for S62,
aud is going to pasture him until fall,
and then exhibit him at the fairs.
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BRANCH HoUsE.-We observe that
the Vickery Bros. are moving a pOr
lion of their grocery store to the old
stand of the New York Grocery, OPP
posite their present store, and they
will have a branch house in that
building.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-26
Nntina

GEALED PROPOSALS. WILL re
- received at my Office until Monday.
June 7th, 1863. at 10 O'Clock An, for fnr-
nishing the medical attendance 10 the
county pOOri the COu ~ com mi ssioners
reserving the right TO reject any or all bid.
VICTOR BI sB1
Auditor Vanderburgh County.
Evansville. May 2fh. 1863. Tma25d d
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-26

FINE RYE.-We saw yesterday, in
the Northern part of the city, large
lot that had been sown with rye,
which bids fair to yield fine crop
The rye is nearly six feet high and
very heavy on the ground. 1t is fully
headed and looks buoyant. 1t is
rather novel production for city
lot, but is certainly more profitable
than crop Of weeds.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-26

THE attention Of business men and
the public generally is called 10 the
Post Office notice, relative to the
second daily mail which is nov being
received and forwarded from this city.