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Catching Cobras by the Tail.

We find the following story in an Indian
paper;-''A cobra, six feet in length, was found
boy employed in the place climbed the boxes,
and attempted to catch the cobra with his hands,
but before he could get good hold it turned
and bit him near the wrist and coiled itself
round his hand. The boy came down with the
snake, and proceeded straight to the dispensary,
but after having gone some distance he dropped
senseess, and the snake was then killed The
boy expired in a few minutes. 1t was remarked
for some time that he had been in the habit of
hunting after snakes, and was peculiarly sue
cessful in killing u great many, by simply Law
ing hold OF them by the tail and whirling them
round"
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peace II Prussia Is afraid 20 stand alone against all
war, II King William and his Minister do not give
satisfaction TO France and Austria, by acting IN ac-
cOrdace with the treaty, the breach OF when IS tne
cause OF the uneasncss felt in Europe for the last
three years believe that the explanation onered
by the Libe'te is rather far fetched In ITSELF Dut
there Is doubtless some truth at the bottom OF ~
General Fleury would certainly act very useIul
part in case of dihlculty.
Causes of PendIctOn's Defeat.
From the KnO1pflie (TenH.) Why.
Pendleton defeated! SO the telegraph says. Not
more than we expected, and just what we predicted
IL is har to kick against the pricks and worse 10
oppose the torrent of extremists IN Ohio. Confess
odly one OF the marked men Of this age, a ripe
scholar brilliant intellect, orator OF the finest
grade, ana Chaste and puTe-minded man, he now
lives only as the mutilated monument Of his own
downfall. politically. He carried too big load for
one man. He fought CALAMITY, II is true, but his
enemy was too strong for him. He sailed, unfortl-
natey, as we think, under the cOlOrs OF rcpudatOn
that is to say this understood 10 be his position.
We have no recollection OF his having taken de-
cded ground touching this matter, but his silence
ana his views with regard to interest on bonds, all
seemed to indicate that such was his position. 1t
injured him, and threw cloud over his prospects;
indeed, defeated him, no doubt Whatever may he
the verdict OF the nation concerning reputation,
certainly this is not the time to press this question:
and in the present state OF the public mind there is
no man living who he successful for oice in its
advocacy II is a serious matter to even think OF
peciay when all hands are struggling in q sea Of
national evils such as now environ us. Mr.. Pendle-
ton whether or not he really the advocate OF
this bold movement, nevertheless bore the tant-
the suspicion Of his position was fastened upon him.
and II stuck to him to the last.
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Los

LOST
T OST CERTIFICATES-NO IS HERE
L. by given that application has been made the City
for the of duplicates of the following
scrbed certificates of the Six Gent Loan Oity
OF Philadelphia (freo of taxes):
No. A65, $1,000, dated October 8, 1854
4o5G SIAO' 25 1854
b21, S25o0 November 80, 1854.
$500 in name Of JOHN II. B. LATROBE in
,r,ss,- AUSTIN 4 OBERGE,
% ;bsSero No 3l9 WALNUT Street.
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"A New Bedford woman drew the dead bo1y OF
her infant in its little carriage to an undertaken the
other day, to have IL measured for coffin.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Neips see First paoe,

ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY.
Sun RISES. ............ 6'lS Moon RISES. 610
Sun SETS. HIGH WATER 22I
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
WILLIAM w. PAUL,
ii. G.. BUI ICHER, COMMITTEE or THE MOSrH
>. f.. STOKES,
COMMITTEE OK AEBTrRATIoSs
j. o. James, George L, Buzby, E. A. Souder,
William w Paul, Thos l.. Gillespie.
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TINE Primo Tf-AlL D e oTa
J. FOR THB SALE OF
REV f E 8 It A NJ PS,
No. 3O4 Chestnut STREET. -
CENTRAL OFFICE, No. 1O5 s. FIFTH STREET,
Two doors below Chesnut streeD,
f T j ! II ID 1902.
The sale OF Revenue Stamps is still continued at
the Old Established Agencies.
The stock comprises every denomination printed
by the Government, and having at all times large
supply we are enabled TO fill and forward 10y Mail or
Express) all orders Immediately upon receipt, mat
ter of great importance.
United States Notes, National Bank Notes, Drafts
on Philadelphia, and Post once Orders received in
payment
ANY information regarding the decisions OF the
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue cheerfully and
gratuitousy furnished.
Revenue Stamps printed upon Drafts, Checks, Re-
ceipts, etc.
The following rates OF commission are allowed on
Stamps and Stamped Paper:-
on s25 and upwards. ds...,,...,,.',,..,,. 2per cent.
100 ......,...,, "
800 .,..,......,,..,,..,..4
Address all orders etc, 10
STAMP AGENCY,
No aO4 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
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Steamship Aries, Wiley, Boston, IL. Winsor x Co.
Steamer X. Willing CundiH, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
Burque lmperador, Heard, Pernambuco, A. f. Damon.
SChr Glengarry, Yates, Charleston, g. L. Merchant Co.
SShr NaIraRansett, Edgar, Lynn, do
~ g. NJ Edwards, Hnson, Richmond, David Cooper,
SChr George and NAV; Lord, Boston, do
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DR. NJ. KLINE CAN CURE CUTANEOUS
II Erupons, Marks the Skin, Ulcers in the throat
mouth legs and of every conceivable
Character Once, No. 80 South ELEVENTH, between
Chesnat and Market btrsetA H6
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Nun and Can Buoys in Boston Harbor outside of
Goyerpors Island will not be removed the coming winter
as has heretofore been done The other Nun and Dan
Buoys in Boston Harbor vineyard sound and Buzzards
Ionding numbers and eooTs substituted for them.
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CLFARED YESTERDAY.

forwarded by the regular
Inc steamers for or from Liverpool call at Queenstown
cept the Canadian line which call at Londonderry. The
steamers Tor from the Continent call ut Southanpton
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Correspondence ef The EUening Telegraph.
EASTON MoMAHON'S BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, Oct. 2O-Three barges leave in tow
ts.niRht for Baltimore, light.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, Oct. 2O.-Ihe following
barges leave in tow tonight eastward:-
Dreadnsught; Young James National and o. IL Gage,
all with coal for New York. L. b. u
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EDUCATIONAL.

VOUNG MEN AND BOYS ENGLIsH,
i classical, and Commercial Institute, No. 1913 MI
VERNON Street Preparation for business or col
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fly TELEGRAPH1 .
JEwFs Del, Oct, 2O-There is shipping in the har-
nor Weather fair, Wind NV. Thermometer, 49,
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POLITICAL.
CTATE OF NEW YORK.
y OFrIoK OF rnE sscsErAnY OF srArES

CTATE OF NEW YORK.
ALBANy, August ., 1sds.
that .. he to
be held IN this State the Tuesday succeeding the frat
day November aeat tho following officers are be escssd
sssa
A. Honey q ss plane q be psss Of rss Cham
state Engineer Surveyor in the place of Van Rens
Canal Comm,sssonsr in the place of stephen r. Hayt
An Inspector OF State Prisons In the place of John Ham
All whose of win expire the last day Of
Judge Of the Court q Appeals for the full term of eight
Of 70 ss
s a he sssa s .s
JSs;s The Court of Appeal. % ~ The nH,.pes
the last day Of December s7 n the place Of Lewis
se sn SS Un ssa
s1s s S q: Gs Ss 1 s Ss: 5 ::
Office viii! expire on the last day q December ne1
the First Second Third, Fourth Fifh Sixth, SEVENTH Th
eenth and Fourteenth wards of the city and county Of New
Senator Fifth district comprising the
eonnsy 81 New Yors ana
Tenth. Eleventh and Seventeenth wards OF the city ans
Also senator Tor the Seventh Senate district comprising
the EIGHTEENTH Twentieh and twenty wards OF The city
Also ns.or for the Eighth Senate district comprising
the Twelfth Eneeenih and Twenty second wards OF the city
ooG MY r. sH ELECTED 1on SAID
Twenty-ons Members OF Assembly.
A District Attorney, place Of Samuel B. Garvin VIII
Vas appointed 70 ~ the vacancy occasoaed BY the resna
Justice Of Inc Superior Court, IN place of John H. Nc.
Justices Superior Court places JohE
j. Freedman and Freeman Fhiau, who respectively
81 aa death e. y
Judge Of the Court Of Common Peas In place OF Georges
"@ss Q, The s:.s IN Michael o0
A Recorder. In place of John X. Hackett
Two SUPERVISORS the places OF Walter Roche and Henry
Coroner, in the place OF william scqiImsr
Az whose terms Of oncs will expire on the last day OF De-
The attention Of inspectors Of election county
to of ,hs p.s:ed Sp
.u.lonal Convention, which closed 4; sitting. Yebruay
twenty eighteen hundred and WI be sub
election held ths Tuesday succcsdns the fret
Monday November and at such election each slecor
contribution s.cep. Judiciary srtos for sssnsi
the judiciary article or for OF against uniform rule OF as
for against the property qualification for coorsd
Respectfully yours, ., Xr,sov
Secretary Of slate.
SHHRIrFs OFFICE,
certify above TO copy OF the original notice
received by me this day from the ses,:tnyy Of stse
sberin Of the City and County Of New YORK.
Pubshars OF newspapers are hereby notified not to nses
this unless specially authorized to do See
JAMES o'BRIES. Sheriff.
7TH WARD JACOB COHEN DEMOCRATIC AssocTA.
tion will meet Ut their headquarters, Botanic Han So
East Broadway, this evening. to ray The nomination. Of
NORRIS BENNETT, presidsa.
AGO. ASs sf %sns.r.o., secresar'..
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

lin CHIMIsTB FRANCAIs, EOUvELLEMENr AR.
rve connassaot perfsrement 10 chImie dams tou
cea so pour afsbrcation des prcdus pharna
ceutqe photographqnes industriss ct lee
Tae derveor do houe 81 des maeres colossutes des
enrer uans une fabridue de ehiques. Ssdfssss
n j.. ~ West Houaon st.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A LADY or REFINEMENT, REDUCED IN CIRCUM-
"A sanoes wishes to make the acquaintance OF gentle
man. between tue ages of 10 and So OF wealth
nal
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7TH WARD JACOB COHEN DEMOCRATIC AssoCIA.
tion will meet 1t their headquarters, botanic Hail So
Fast Broadway this evening to ra,fy the nomination Of
Jacob Cohen for Supervisor
MORRIS BENNETT, Presdsas
AGO. esc sf aSns;.u.o., secre,arsI
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SHERrF's OFFICE,
CITY AND COUNTY INV YORK, August 2 1891
Icery the above TO be trre copy Of the original notice
received by me this day from the sccr.tnry Of state
sberin Of the City and County Of New YORK.
Pubshars OF newspapers hereby notified insert
this ersement unless specially authorized 10
chap. $50, laws OF 1855 Q.
JAMEA ORRIEN Sheriff
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-01

1As numerous frIsnds 81 Capinin VIM.
II flerce, inspector OF Bulls Tor Cfncin-
natl, were started TO hear that. While SUE
day morning, n had leaned infrf erfver
from the Cincinnati aud COvington sne-
pension bridge, "a distance OF t6frtv-nve
faaf He was recovered ~ 4
skiR, and taken ashore ln Low r CoyInr-
ton. about half "A mile below Lhe nrfdrq.
After skuIfui mrdical attention. he had I'd
far recoVered from the shock ns TO ennbie
his friends and relatives e. remove him to
his residence, No.-I0z lie was
easy last nigh yet hiA physician br. Un-
derhill, e~nteItains fears as 20 hih recovery.
Being "a man Of regular habits no cause Is
assigned for the rash act save a sudden abb
The Lady Grace Is being r%opainted and
RENTED, preparatory 10 cnterng inc Nv
ansville and Cincinnati trade a. y fegulnf
Saturday packet from CINCINNATI teaYlnR
here on her first trip n week from t0-luof-
row, in charge or Captain Troy. Captain
Barelay, by uutfring attention o. way and
hIough business, mas bItit mp q paying
business for the Gharmery , no Is OF the
opinfon that Tic trade, III properly man
aged. will sustain Two boats. our mef-
chants and shippers should keep ma eye
on regular p1cxets, aud see That they get
the preferences in freight ON their DAYS OF
departure, as they ia return soilclt nud
bring orders and additional trade ~ Cln-
cinnati.
A tow laws since 20 was announced that
Mr.. Penn Wright, a Well-knOWm
KIver Pilot, had died Of smallpox ON she
Echo, lying near the mouth OF the hnnh
WHAs We are MEAAAAANn " 1880 NA".
Penn still lives aud has 80 far recovered
as 10 be able 90 navigate.
REW OhLEANs.-Ihe weather yeahefMhy
was clear and tine, with n mild teinpern-
ture, which was doubtless Satisfactory 10
those who witnessed a.. We nope that AM
other such day AS that OF Neslefday may
prevail to-day and should the weather.
turn ont TO be Of Rn Indictment character, q
Ereilt many cases or detention may occur.
Business on the landing for Monday was
dull.
The Era No. 3 brought down ia tow the
Era No 10 which sunk In Red River hOme
time since, and recently raised We are
Informed mat lie water WnN mp 10 the
name on the p~ilOt-hOmAe, aud river rising
when the chains were put under Tor rails
Ing her. After she WAS raised tue pumps
were set TO work, aud in the glorl space
OF twenty minute the hold was pumped
out. Rather quick w rk That. The Era
No. 10 has IN her DO bales OF cotton, the
salvage on which, we understand, viii
more than pay the expense OF missing her.
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. vamsYiIIe business College.


"A FTEn SEARCHING THIS CITY
~ thoroughly for 10 quarters adapted
70 our neoessitiesy we nave helecsed CRIBS.
CENT CITY HALL. corner Main and
Third Streets, as p%ecultarl, adapted TO our
use. The superb apartments n1W occupied
in this building, With entrance on Third
Street, are ~unequaled IA al the essentials
of locality, space, hight, ventilation and
general arrangement.
This Institution, established IN 1850 MS
" Evansville Commerciai College" y now
the oldest, most popular, and ~EtenHlVe
school In the West Tor the educatiOn Of
young men aud boys IA COMMERCIAL
the plan OF instruction in ail depart
ments ~ peculiar 20 the Institution muh is
the result Of many yeara, experience and
development, n IL the place TO oblain "a
thorough Business Education. q fcgulnr
course o. i~nstruetlOns D an lMfhDYhD
SYSTEM OF ACTUAL BUSINESS TRAIN
mo, selected frOut TIE beet BmaiueHa
Houses la the country. BOOK kEEplNA,
PEEMANSHlPt COMM hhDlAh ARIfh-
METIC. CORRESPONDENCE, Ne thor
oughly taught and success guaranteed
IN BUSINESS COLIhbdE Stand unri-
notable example in Tie cOnmtry OF the fen-
kibility OF lifting u nTpu fOt higher
hnnncia p1slttouHs through O. c1ufHHI 81
experimental training ~ the details OF
luIsip ess. IL f. impossible here to fnliy
des6 ribe the beauty OF the system OF
PRACTICE, which mas grown up by de-
Rfees In the Institution.
"A visit % tins wonderful beehive OF
business never fails 20 impress the be-
- VIVA TN ~ H"HNN NAHNNHA tHAHA
acLer aud its utter feasibility mH a pYr~
parutory school for busiueAs
Parents aud guardians VIII nnd nowhere
Else IN the country e. school WhnfH ANrir
children sud wards Will receive RmciE tmhl-
gtdual recognition and where 80 mach is
done TO advance each pupil lm WmufHvrr
Is deemed most %ssentinl "a thctr ymInpt-
rIcal advancement.
Ladies and gentlemen are Invited TO
visit our rooms any hourd during the a
or evening. N
For information regarding terms clrou-
lars. specimens % p~ehmanHhip Aet adj
dress kILNEtts
Ja7 dim Principals aud PROPRIETOR.
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ARTICLE XXI.


This Convention shall be termina-
BILE at any time on a notice by either
Office Of one year; and Article V Eek
cept so far as relates to newspapers
shall be terminable on a notice of
three months.
Done in duplicate and signed in
London, the 18th day of june, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven. MoNTROSE.
IL. 81
JOHN A. KAssoN, Special Conn.,,
dc, dc. L. 81
PosT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Washington. July 8, 1867.
Having examined and considered
the foregoing articles OF a ne" Postal
Convention between the United
States of America and the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire
land, which we're agreed upon and
signed in duplicate at London, on the
eighteenth day of June, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-seven, by the
Hon. John A. Kasson, Special Com
missioner, &C., &c, on behalf of this
Department, and by His Grace, the
Duke of Montrose, Postmaster Gen
eral of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain aud Ireland, on
behalf of his Department, the
same are by me hereby ratified and
approved, by and with the advice and
consent ofthe President of the United
States.
In witness whereof. [ have caused the
seal of the Post-Ofice Department
to be hereto affixed, with my sigma
ture, the day and year first above
written.
L. S ALEX. W. RANDALL,
Postmaster General u. s.
/ hereby approve the foregoing on
vention, and in testimony thereof L
have caused the seal of the United
States to be Affixed.
l.. s.. ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
Ls ~ WILLIAM I'LL. SEWARD,
Secretary of State.
WASHINGTON, July s, 1867.
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ARTICLE XIV.

There shall be an exchange of
correspondence between the United
States of America and Bermuda,
and between those States aud the
British Post-Ohce Agencies, estab-
lished in the Danish Colony of St,
Thomas, in Panama, In Colon, and
in San Juan porto Rico). The
postage to be accounted for on such
correspondence shall be fixed from
time TO time by the mutual consent OF
the two offices.
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ARMADA.

A.. M. DUsoUC1IET, Master;
WILL +. FOWLER, lCgarRs
GEO. NICHOLSON, ~
Leaves Evansville every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY at 4 p.m.
Leaves Cairo every THURSDAY and
SUNDAY alb pm, close connec'
lions at Cairo with drst-class packets fol
st. Louis, Memphis, and New Orleans
Connects at Evansville with the e. Il G,
R.R-, and the Tarascon for Louisville.
For freight or passage apply on board. OF
to +. NJ. HUMPHREY Il CO.,
or DUKE NICHOLSON.
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Removes all this difficulty, sending The
water into the boiler free RON A SELL
ment Whntever, and pure az NJ dlstliled.
All who use what are known mit1e dmNe
wells" for their supply Of water gAunnt
afford TO 10 Without This Hester ~ viii
save them much money % tae pnfeiaHe OF
fuel, TO say nothing OF TIE annoyance nnd
DELAY ln cleansing bOileras TIE Heator iH
easily managed, aud quickly cieauaed.
One has been in operation ut Iet#ileart's
FIGURING Mil tor mhny mnlilhf thhd NiNen
entire satisfaction. Another is m Opera
ton ia Heilman's Foundry p Cotton
Mill adjoining.
Orders ior stLlweiPs Healer viii receive
prompt attention IA lett with
WILLIAM HElLMaE, Agent,
faub
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ar. Rurton,s Tobacco AntidOt@


EsRnAETFD TO REMOVE ALL DESIRE FOR ToBAccV Il
ne Moo. invizorates the system, Possesses great n[uiish-
mo aNd strengthening power, is an excellent tghc and
sTnsiAr enables the stomach 10 digest tie Aeartiest
ca5d mkkas sleep refreshing. and establhNs robust
LsaIfh Ngaolers and ctes0ers far SIXTY yays cHyeL
Prfce FifN per box. An Interesting Watise on the
infarious ekets of tobacco, with lists ofteSimouials, ref
ersnceS- ctc.N sESr FREE. Agents wnutE. Address
DIR. I. r. ABBOTT, JeEey City, j.
rESTrHIo NIAhS-
PosrMAsrER's NEsTIM0EY.I received a box Of Bur-
tons Antidote FROM Rev. NJ. P9hton, and lnd 81 an
efoctnal cure S.GNTsHAL, COnn9don, Harrison Coo.
Fnox THE J. s. TRAasURY, Sc efary's o-Gae-Plense
send a supply Of the NFIDoTE/ The one recefref has
dOae is trork sURELT- O. T. EDGAR
Of influence here having bah cured Of the appetite for
tobacco BY using DR.. Bnrtoy$ Anndote, We desire O SUP
ply Tor The prisoners Of thY fhNitution-
JosEPH MAYO, WrdeNQf n IT. State Prison.
A Baskets EsrmkY.-D \Burion's Antidote fof
Tobacco has acs1ApliEef al dGGNd GF =.
W Mann, 81 Nat Bank, New Albany, Ind.
ACLERGYMAx's sTfMoSr.-ONE2ox or ANTIDOTK
cured my brother[nd myself iT NEvhR FAILS.
Rev. ]. ". SHOEMAKER, Kelley staton, Pa
From THE P6LIcE HEADQUARTERS. LyAS, Mass
hare gHiaeI Vgfy-fue possds Of noh IN dtFA nonnn "
using DR. BEnon's Antidofe, and al defFe feNohaseo -
removed Wa. l. MAT, Jh
FRON [4E SOUTHERN HONE JOURNAL KAINsohfs
MD--0Ee box Of BuTtou's Antid0te FeIaoret ddNttye
for thSfTeed from mo l take pleasure pa lsfe'iIEaSfN,r"
IL to VI our readers. T-H. SLATER, EH"N
'FoR ALE BY ALI DRUGGISTS.
Trademark x C0pyrfghtedl
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-HE MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY
ILL experienced by those who use steam
n0wer n the formation Gm their bOlAetH OF
1Wtat IL known 10 engineers as "HCALE"
or sINCRUsTATION "-n harl substance
formed ont OF the earthly salts contained
70 TIE whole inner surface Of the boiler.
ia this city this difieulty D. peculiarly ag-
gravated by tho lar-e quantity OF mnNne-
sIa and lime found Ia the wafer, which,
besides forming scales on the boiler Db-
strucis tbc pipes and occasions THE m ost
annoying delays In cleaning, as well as
boiler.
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BOnGs Due.

Among the first boats due here are
the Cumberland, from Cairo; the
Lewellin, from Eastport; Robert
Moore, for Nashville; Minneola,
from Memphis; Darling, for Memphis;
Indiana, for New Orleans; Leonidas,
Richmond, Westmoreland and Mary
Houston, from New Orleans; the
Rose Hite, from Louisville; the
Fanny Brandeis, from Nashville
Ada Lyon, from Green River; Clara
Scott, from Wabash River.
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ROBERT SMITH.
FLOUR FLOUR

YWNHE UNDERSIGNED Will SELL
their best Family Flour at 81 20, at
fhefr Mill. corner of Fourth street and
EuItnn Avenue, and deliver to any part OF
the city " DlAON-
ALI diff
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BUSINESS CARDS.
COAL! COAL!

Having resumed my former
business, / would hereby inform
my old patrons and the public
generally that / am prepared to
deliver GOOD CLEAN COAL on
short notice. Coal in all cases must
be paid for 10hen ordered.
Agent for the celebrated PARA
Disc COAL.
jos. THOMAS.
Office in American House.
nOV4 div
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Ah1lCBE AlN.
The amount of postage chargeable
by the United States Post-Ohce,
on its own account. upon every
single letter sent through the
United Kingdoms in ordinary
mails, addressed to the United
States, shalt be three cents, and the
amount of postage chargeable by the
British Post Office, on its own ac-
count, upon every single letter sent
through the United States in ordi
nary mails, addressed to the United
Kingdom, shall be one penny.
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ARTICLE Xxx.

Articles one, five, seven, eight.
nine, ten, eleven, twelve. fifteen, Six
teen, seventeen, and eighteen, shall
come into operation on the 1st Oeto-
Der next, aud the remaining articles
on the LIST day of January, 1861
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-01
The DIFFICULTY REMOYEl

EVERY STEAM BOILER sHoULDHAVE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-01

The only arrivals and departures up
to 3 o'clock Saturday, include the
Armada, Cairo TO return : Emma
Floyd, Cincinnati to Nashville; Mol
lie Norton and Sallio ". Henderson
to return; Rose Hite, to Louisville f;
Coosa, Memphis to return; Charmer,
to Cincinnati; Ada Lyon. Green
River to return Morning Star, Louis
vile TO return.