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Tho Railroads in which Tammany Politi-
etans own Stock. u

There ure upward of 800 street cars employed
daily In this city by the railroad companies, on
each OF which the aw requires tax OF $50 year to
be paid as license. The only companies which pay
tie tax and be number Of cars they pay It on are as
follows: Sixth avenue. Which licenses seventy two
horse cars the Eighth avenue, ninety Ave twohorse
cars; and the Niuth avenue tWeuty-three two'borse
cars The loss to the city by the evasion OF nay,
mept oi tax by the Others IA very close on $4,000
per year Where are tho law officers OF the Cor
pOratiOn
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NEW JERSEY.

There was a damaging explosion In Edges fire
work manufactory, Jersey Guy. yesterday mornlns.
The Police Commissioners OF New Jersey LIST
night appointed nine Serleans and seVcntecl pAlrol
men fof the new force. The sergeAnts Mei A,d, Far,
ley and Avres. Jeremiah O'Co1nor, john Dnyl@ bryan
Harney, Thomas Robins James Mcguire, Muses. New
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LOSSES BY FIRE.

ON Wednesday FIRE Gestroysd the Woodsids
HILL, At Woodsidc. y. J. Loss about SaiO1O.
John winsow's grocery and Henry Mcnsinc's
shoe store. NJ Commercial street BrooklYn. were
damaged by nre 10 the amount VI $500 early yester
day.
Last night FIRE occurred on the fourth floor Of
f8 Broadway. burning through to the third hcfore
could be eilnsushed. The total loss Ia estimated 81
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More yellow Fever n, Quarantine.

The Norwegian bark Felix, Hom RIO Janero,
Win a cargo o7 coffee, arrived yesterday forenoon
nj onursutine. On being boarded by Dr. Reed, her
conimnnder Capt. Taredreu, reported tnat while IN
port nj Rio two OF her crow died OF yenoS lever,
and three others were STACKED but have recovered
since. The crew numbers nine mco al present. ~ and
no n0w cases have shawn themselves SINCE fho
ssAsal u datAissd ai Quarantine.
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FLASHES FROM THE OoEaS oABLEs.

The Archbishop OF Canterbury Is dying
Baron Liebig is dangerously ILL.,
The Sappho and Cambria viii. .havo their hrst RAGS
the 10th OF May.
Viyandiere, Electricity, and Thuniercoul were
the winning horses nc the Croydon races yesterday
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Another -TamInany Protest from the
Germans.

The VIM. NJ. Tweed Association of the Eighth
District (Gormans) met IN the Tenth Ward Hotel.
last might, and endorsed Mr.. Tweed and nominated
John Gruber for Assistant Alderman. They protest
however against Tamrany doing the nominating
and voting for their representatives also
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with his left hand and In his right he held lager beer
glass ifed over Cooney's head was sober. and did
not drink nnything TO set me drunk l am acquainted
with both nartea.
Tn Mf. Hi,ton-I had been arrested a Charge Of
burg lary, but was honorabiy disclprFed | did not
hear Cooney make any threat against oDay.
At this stage Of the proceedings the Coroner nd
journed the inquest until II o'clock to-day. The
Coroner decided admit all the prisoners to bail
with tile exception Of Cooney. He took $500 bail
for those no had testified and 81 900 for those who
Aad not. The prisoners were all bailed.
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A COPY or The SUN,
and seemed TO read It attentiyely.

In Purcens place o'Day said that he could lick
Cooney hut the latter remarked that he CO'Day)
too BIZ for him; oDsy then handed his watch 70 the
and threw off his coat and vest, and offered
TO flgtt any man the house except Mart Michels
Cooney said he hnd frirbd who would neht him. hu'
O'Day refused IN going TO Larry MeDermotth, Doyle
told me md time about the fight In Barr ow street
went into the onthouse, and few minutes anerward
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w1s In the Clerks oflce, Just under The gallery,
look'n" through tie window IN the court room
flnndHg by my side were Mnury Roberts and Mr.
Iallvlu / was nearest the door, leading out
hrud ol mine. ! started to come In. lie remarked,
- v,' stag here: its mach safer oulside than m
Elic' lie went outside the door and hardly uis'
hpI'ffCu when the crash came. tnggEd 70 get noaI
the door. | hld almost made my escape when
Was lurrc down iato the darkness heiow, hhrdly
remrUtor Hu,thiug hut tue confused ain OF voices
hnt iaIng timber-. found myself entirely cover.
sd, ay lct siie was nearly crushed, Dut my rHht
arm vas free. With TINS l removed the rnDblsh
Iom about my head, ard Was thus enabled 10
brelt ths d little. ! WIS released In about three-
curriers' ufsn lom. My let leg was bAdly broken
bud W !e!l side bruised.
MASS nEgTIS6 oE the CITIZENS
tAs hei4 In the square this noon. About 400 per'
sohs were assembled the sward south Of tbs Cap
toi. On the pCrtico were gathered tie Genoral
assembly, ana mIny prominent persons. Gov
walker presided, and addressed the assembly M
follows:
FELLOW CITIzENs; You are gathered together
upon an OCCASION more solemn and Oppressive ana
more nouruiUl than you have ever witnessed beiore
great puhc calamity Gaa bel.llen us. In midst
VI lie We are In dcah" Yestrday's sun rose brIsht
and clear upon city happy and JOS Gus. and set
Upon
cirT DRAPED IN hoURSiNo,
lhe evening sir rent with ainsntation and waiiinE
A-iiov eluzsas. ! have ne A-AIt 10 talk now. iHr
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05

Never shall forget the kind hearted Commodore Taylor
Seisng by the band with Joy beaminy :rcIn his ace
he said: NY boy. am glad you are safe: the boss
days work ever did"
James Thompson another OF the searnen who woro de-
serted after jumping into the and while cne1ng.
with another sailor named Revins, To fra raft teils
hs story fo0ws We were In sight Of Cashmans ms
all day We cap@iZed three times before night and then
the sea wss not m rough ~ = lonely night. and
Beyns despOndeDt, and came IN the conciusson
there was trying tO escape death. He wa vory
much f.i ued having worked faithfully on the ship
That night he slept three four hours, with hs head
ing About O'Clock the morning Of the nth saw
the Continental she Fppeared Just sbOyo water Oh"
must have gone down soOn sfcrwaTd. ut dsi not tee
her make the final plunge We aso sbe W se land
IA so0n "a daylight appeared The sharks made An ~
tack and big fellow was persisentp ~ MS eof<
tip US over but the load TOO heavy for bun Ter
hung around raft for four five hours batdsy Ws
suffered the most Intense agonies from The paDgs0 huh
ger and thirst. About O'Clock that evening. We
O--Jpee hearing down upon ~. IL Bas Ddae1
joyful sight. We could not have held ont bsch lDDgr
New-York tribune., 1870-11-05
French has long been the language of polite

French has long been the language of polite
society in all the countries of the continent but in Ger
many vigorous efforts are making to abolish this
custom. and 10 so doing honor the mothertongue Ger
tain lanes of Berlin have formed society which NEE
for the purpose of making nt and they instituted
Scuston or nning every member who uses French
phrases AZ The ralc OF three cents worJ the amount
collected being turned for the benefit OF the wound
ed At the very first meeting three thalcrs I'm fines
eAiced principally because many of the ladies could
no remember IN addressing each other 10 use plain
ani honest 1erinan Frau" instead OF the Freueh
Hdd0D.>."
The following amusing incident took place
IN the tte town Of Essngen. in Wurtemberg when thu
capture Of the French Emperor was announced there
The Town Council met 10 consider the ipropriey OF yot
Ing national salute OF ici guns They deberaed too
long on the subject for the impatient town people aed
with patriotic fervor, broke open the arsenal and tho
CoIncl startled from its sitting by firing OF guns
and the ringing of teis. Highly tkia act M
insuhorination they sent the police stop the Jubilee
Eut the patriotic Esalingens locked the police
firing. After the salute over, the Council
met again and salNed the wounded majesty the law
hy declaring the pIooeedug gs null and Vuh Tereupon
The yeEne salute TIE real simon pure OF lOi addt ona
guns ircd uf and thus. little rsiingen gained the
lonot ~ having trcd Iu0re splendid salute titan even
h.. EVrilal
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Forelgn NeWs YIa NeW YorF.

New York, Sept, 21.-The World.
London special teiegraphs that q Cab
met meeting was held this evening
but adjourned after waiting till ten
o'clock, In vain for news Of the re.
suit of the interview between y uIes
Favre and Count Bismarck. Moth
ing positive had been at hand, but
dispatches received early Ia the even
ing here. intimate that Bismarck
has manifested a disposition to re-
tire from his previous demand and
that he viii induce King William
TO treat with tho Provisional Govern
ment az soon es It's power shall have
been confirmed by the Constitutional
Assembly. Hs objects. however. to
an armistice.
There ii no longer doubt that Rus
STA has made what amounts to q posi-
tive threat that she will not permit
the territorial aggrandizament Of Ger
many. This il confirmed to me from
the highest quarters, and to the atti-
tude. Of Russia, Sakensina connection
with the growing indignation Of the
people at the course OF q ladstoneas
government, peace must be attributed,
IT peace is now refused. The Russian
fleets are fitting for sea at Cronstadt,
assI have repeatedly Informed you
The Russian armies on the Polish
frontier are ready to assume the Of
fenslve it necessary. %# @#A6#i
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news from san FranelseO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2l.-Late
adVices from Tucson, the capital of
Arizona. state that no mails from
California, from J uIy 3IsS to August
10th, were received.
Ten or twelve whites we're killed In
the month Of August In the vicinity
Of Tucson and = number Of Ameri-
cans.
On the borders Of Sonora, NALL
riders, soldiers and teamsters are
slaughtered aud mails, mail stations,
wagons and trains destroyed. Farm
ers are abandoning their ranches, war
meetings are being held, aud liberal
subscriptions taken for the purpose
OF protection against the savages.
Volunteers are organizing 10 act an
cSBjunetion with Lieutenant Gushing
who is 10 command of a detachment
of the Third Cavalry. The indians
are absolutely free to commit depre
dations.
The Republican State Convention
Of Nevada meets at Elko this morn
ing. A full delegation will be present
Triette, of Story County, win prob
ably ba nominated for Governor on
theHrst ballot. SWenaefland' D chances
for the Lieutenant Governorship are
the best. ~ 81
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The Italians Deceived With General
@-@ Enthusiasm
Russia Moving Large Bodies oil
Troops Int Poland.

FLoREECg, Sept. 21.-Rome has
been occupied BY the Italian troops,
No blood was shed. The Pope for.
babe any resistance. The Romans
received the Italians with general en-
LouDuN Sept. Fl. dispatches from
Florence announce that the city IL
covered with flags in honor of the
expected news Of the occupation q
Rome by the Italians. The popula-
ton are nearly crazed With delight.
LONDON, Sept. 2l.-There Is mar
velous activity on the part Of the
French az and around Paris. Earth
works are being thrown up at the
northern approaches to the city, and
the defenses on the other sides are
being strengthened every hour.
Russia il moving large bodies of
troops into Poland.
Bavaria has made arrangements 20
supply her army with q new pattern of
mitraiIleurs, which fire 800 balls per
minute.
The Tines says that the rsvolueion
at Paris Is Recognized as Republican.
Tours, September 21.-Itis report
ed that the Prussians on the line of
the Orleans Railway. after . sharp en--
gagement, were repulsed, and fell
back upon Malishuber and Plthi-
Viers.
The irouclad gunboats for the de-
tense of Paris have Commenced opeA
rations.
General Ripley, an American, has
offered his services to the Committee
of Defense.
Floating batteries have been con-
structed to defend the entrance of the
rivers of France.
It is reported that large number
of troops aud volunteers areae Lille.
Ii is expected that these and the
troops nov in the eastern Departments.
will soon create diversions. I'D s.
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tendent Of the ST. Louis express line. vraa
10 the city yesterday prospecting.
Messra- James Howard 70 Co, launched
I ] sste1Qhys TIE uKhE Of q number on harneg
snAt tney have under contract for tie
houston and Galveston III nviwafFnT fgr1ra-
fore 6oth ciseiaPaspY ma aaf srsd hereto
have come to tne conclusion fllaf n "a 49,.
ara Darges are The best and most Huhnfhn.
tlat mat they can have built.
NEW A1hANx.-1he Ledger Of Monday
evening aayss
The Virgins VIII Leave to-day or to-
.-s193AsoW l0f CAIRO going out light 20 that
fi, eap15s' where she Will load Tor New 0r-
sT. Loun-Tha Democrat of Tuesday
hiver stationary frnm Sunday EVENING.
anu thou&at 90 90 falling lr sf ewnnime az
s5uao cay tne river was on d stand AZ xeo-
cl1nH IS going or. nz 4 feet ~ 9Ffrar 80 80
anu ail tha way from &c. Eani Horrrvarli
1ua5 AtAB5 Oh water iH @1u&-eaE fFaar-
dinarw--nnd n n001 bust heas efa~e- NJ
water seems assured Tor e7enhs ~
= $3.50 1asaAa41e A4Ato4 Am the
qleSblon % COMM ercas attk ouGh hefrin1em-
tai 90 the interests Of those whose hunas
81 prolt hang on q demand Tor ight draft
steamboats,. The AZ fssouri rise o& one fnat
IL fast dlsapneaFinn ganBagn rsfnrIFe
Enaugh, commander OF the Afoohatare.
tne steamer ~ hosa besi-iiiad stage of was
two feet barge 60 Naples hhC sixteen fnehea
above u the channel depth 0f water 8m Ahn
1AAALs W s-tSe ~ y $500 tsHttA4 AA9tA aaAa
Paul Cd the h1uAA @Ad Nf EN8 EEwAH Wealth
er here and aelsaW here pleas 4uH aua c1amdw
NATCHEzs The DfNocrQt OF -saturdnv.
smynE
1e An rum 0Fed among stea 10 boatmem that
tnB A@tchez WflA leave New Orleans next
"wednesday, nc o'clock fn the BEST nnaEba
BILE RAINING trim. nnd ready % make an
effort to beat the recent fast time ct the 8.
E. Lee co this city and VEeKAbnrHs Nm the
present stage 81 water, aud the ADVANTAGE
she VIII gain Gil starting so aeon fm the
morning, The hnprasmiOm A. that she VIII
make IN Watches short az seventeen hours.
NEW OHLEAns --The Tones 6f Saturday
aaya:
There was no bareen&Hbia change I'm the
weather since OUR last report, the GamnHra-
tufe yesterday Eeing the same aa khHtuf
with d cloudy Sly, threatening
rain.
Business or tile landing yesterday was
not quite SO &C i've aa ON rl4e former days
On the week ErBiHhta were mot coming
forth as expeteaas
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Candidates Ann0unced-St0ck or De-
IInquent Railroads 20 be sold By
thn state Commissioners.

NASHVILLE, Septembar a21.-~Col.
Alden. Republican, is announced this
morning as a candidate for Mayor
Beech and Morris, Democrats, are
also candidates. a.
The State Commissioners have de-
cided to sell at auction, on November
next, the States interest Ia the fol-
lowing delinquent railroads, receig
ing State bonds IN payment:
Nashville e Northwestern Rail-
road; Cincinnati, Cumberland Gap Il
Charleston Central Southern; Edge
field * Kentuekg; Memphis, GIarksa
VILE Il Louisville; Knoxville u Ken
tucky; MeMinnville u Manchester
Rogegs & Jaffarsonville; Winchester
81 Alabama; Knoxville u Charleston ;
Evansville, Henderson IL Nashville;
East Tennessee Nv estern North
Carolina, and Mineral Home.
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nLD DE. mEAEIa,s many yearra, g

0LD DIR. HEATHss many years ex-
~ perience In curing the debfIitated and
diseased disclosed the star5s4ng fact that
pepssa, Nervous Debility, ErhGsEsfed pafdlity
ConsaEn1nti0a, CsBncer0ats A9ecti0ns. Disease
Or The Liper, EDflepsys PdraEysfs, and Dis
caused by and could only be cured after
c7rinr them of Seminal Weakness, His
SnonTense practice has made his treatment
az near perfection as possible. Many Of
his patients had paid from 500 to x, COO for
readIelue and treatment before seeing
him { No better proof that patients cam
not he cured without q searching exam
inatfon Of all symptoms and complies
lions. and scientific treatment by an expe-
rfanrrd u11vsfcIan. Those at a distance
81 ha cured aE their homes without ala
Snfervfevv. Advice free at TO Broadway
New York. There are 80 many nnsuacess-
saw he Is the author OF two elaborate
works on Medicine and. Surgery and one
on Chemicals. I34e
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South American News - Steamboat
COilIsiOn-Terrlble Loss or Life.

Nav York, Sept. 2l.-Late South
Amerioan advices give the details OF 4.
terrible accident % the night 0f the
7tb Of July, on tho Amazon, owing TO
q collision between the steamers Avery
and Purius. The former belonged to
an Amazon company; the latter to a
company in Fluyial The Purius
sahk ia three minutes after the COLI
Iision, and exploded. She had 204
pasaeRgsFss on board. and only 73 were
saved. Ii ssstated the pilots Of both
boats were drunkat The time ofthe
collision.
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Lump Coal! Nut Coal!
Pea Go all


THIS splondlds Hair Dye Is the best IN the
world. Harmless reliable, fnstan taneous
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Maddox.

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The standard re 3utation attained by
this unrlyaIed and infati0le Yeast Pow
der during twelve years past, Is due to Its
perfect purity, hsalthfulness, and Hecouo
my. Pat up II tinsr actuaE weight. a.
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i Old BY Groears throughout the III nited
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BY TEL4EGRA P -.
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Great Distribution
ny THE
! METROPOLITAN GIFT OOMP'Y.
seM& 60
Cash Gifts to tho amountof 100000.
EVERY TI0KET DRAWS a PRIZE.

Cash. Prizes SILVER Ware. &C.
valued at.......... .............. SlsOOO.OV0
a chance TO draw any Of the above Prizes
for 80. Tickets Describing Prizes are sealed
In Envelopes and we'll mixed. On re-
ceIpt of 25c Sealed Ticket is drawn with
out choice and sent by mail to any adj
dress. The prize named upon II VIII be
delivered to the ticket holder on payment
OF ONE DOLLAR. Prizes are Immediately
sent to any address 6y express or return
mafl.
You Will know what your prize La hafore
Won pay for it. Any Prize exchanged for
another of same value. No Blanks. Our
patrons can depend on fair dealing.
sRFFEREnx0Es8s--NNa o select the following
from many " no have lately drawn Valua-
Die Prizes shMd kindly permitted as 60
publish Them Andrew j. Burns, Chicago
$40 600: Miss Clara s. Wa1k er, Baltimore
Plano, $500; James NJ. Matthews, Detroit,
IS, 00assJohn Il. Andrews, Savannah. 5000 F;
Miss Agnes Simmons, Charleston Piano,
SEQ. We publish no names without per-
mission.
DIVISIONS OF THE PREss.-tsThe firm is
reliable, aud deserve their success. -
Weekly Trtba1e, Mdy 8. I'VE know them
Co be q fafx dealing d IN .,--aNesg York Ear
add, Hoy rs. Al friend OF ours drew a % YOU
prize, which was promptly received.
Daily a24e10s, June u 80
send for circular. liberal indnoem ats
10 Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ev-
cry pacB age of Sealed Envelopes contains
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One Dollar and Upwards.

Al the money on deposit viii be loaned
ont tine Savings Bank ought 20 be we'll
patronized, especially by the middle class
es, 50 that IN 9 ban * may pc always a01e
This Bank is especially valuable for the
benefit of the laboring classes, as nearly
ali the money IS deposited by the working
men. Bring therefore. your small sums,
even II IL be ONE DOLLAR, SO that the
needy ones among you can De acc0mmo-
dated and relieved. m A n
The BEST OF SECUR given tor de-
p0aits, and the money Away SO Invested
that you and your children may reap the
good profits OF L. m~ -
a Once T8 Main Street. AsA 49,
JOHN LAVAL,
sepl5-1md&w Secretary and Treasurer.
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MACETNIST.
EVANSVILLE, KEDTANA.
Portable Engines (satc naiz size), and
Portable Circular sS1s0 1fills.
Inanarfanf .FFofice.

Important Notice.
The usual amount OF steam used to do
,wIin p f With I 81 t5g P9Ts9ss Glrsr sew
square inch. have reduced this am ount
and require only fron 60 10 80 pounds per
square inch, al which steam Ii not con-
sfdered in the least Dangerous. and Is al
the same time, more economical In the
saving OF fuel, &C. We append the follow
Ports BILE Mills, for the noting and careful
perusal OF sawyers and all these desiring
TO purchases and solicit . ualI and anrefnl
hand and making, mounSsd ON four strong
wooden wheels, with vida tires and 1e&vy
l HI9 sxies, sssl ly 01, E ~ 49, e
MR. KRATxs-The Portable Engine you
fuTnishsdne, 1conside r - - 1sIaceoxg ssSaq
perfect In every respect rs any machine
ever saw, runs light, uses 30 pounds OF
steam for running q double 81 and 81 1nch
circular saw mill Tor common day 70 bt1ai-
ness. An average days werks 5000 20
10,000 fseG OF lumnsrs sasya W1hM % pounds
Of steam. IL CALDWELL
MARION. KY. September 5, 1s70.
Mr.. q. Krafx, Evansville, Ind: e#
sIR-We take great pleasure In giving
our testimony to the excellence OF your
Steam Circular Saw MILL
The one weEpurchas ed Of Yen on the "a
August last has given entire Satisfaction.
We are satisfied that with proper hands ~
will saw fifteen hun bred feet OF poplar peg
hour. On the whole, we think Won have
great reason 10 congratulate yourself upon
having constructed most excellent Mill,
which will doubtless super cede those con-
strncted upon other prin ciplass The swiss
@enEleHan, Mr.. John Walt, whom you
sent to put the mill up and start ft for us,
seems 70 be excellent machtniEt. Car
friends VINO Witnessed hina working say
he is the best sawyer that they have ever
SEEM You could not have sent better
machlnfsf aud sawyer. or one that would
have given more satisfaction. Your Mill
is Just what you recommend 1t &c be.
Years, truly,
ssp9-3m @A ELDER BROS.
Other sizes for farEn and plantation. use
and all other requirements. e.
nov I5-61n 81 g. KRATK.
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
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Among the first boats due here are
the City Of Evansville. from Cairo /;
Taraseon and Bermuda from I,a,,Ss-
vile; Champion, for St. louis; Min
nicola, from Memphis Sam. J. Hale,
for Memphis; EvausyilIe. from Bow
ling Green
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Rom9 Occupied by Italian Troops.
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Afternoon Dispaeches.
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THE POPE FORBADE RESISTANCE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-22

FoR HENDERRos - The popular
and puuctual Fayetto leaves as usual
at PM. for Henderson. with frst
class accommodations for passengers,
and elegant officers. Captain "a. o.
Durland commands. aud James III
Letcher and Jerry Boyle have charge
Of the office $3.50
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-22

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