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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-04
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The additional arrivals and depart
ures last night include the Carrie V.
Kountz, New Orleans to Cincinnati;
Quickstsp, to Cairo; Fanny Brandeis,
to Memphis; Taraseon, to Louisville;
Champion, New Orleans to Cincin-
natl; Spray, Nashville to Cincinnati.
The Tarascon had a moderate trip
of freight. but was full of people.
Among her passengers was Capt. Gus.
Fowler, who is making a flying visit
to Paducah. He will return to Lou
isville on Tuesday, and lie by the new
Evansville and Cairo packet till she
is completed.........The Quickstep had
an excellent trip out. She made an
other dash from the foot Of Locust
Street out of sight in 81 minutes......
The Fanny Brandeis continued to re-
ceive freight up to a late hour last
eveniDg.........The Carrie V. Kouniz
had 518 bales of cotton for r. K
Dunkerson & Co., aud some miscel-
laueous freight for ports above. Leeds
and Dougherty were her pilots.........
Ed. Thomas, formerly OF the Armada,
makes a trip as second clerk of the
Flirt to the upper waters Of Red
River, which will be a handsome ex~
perience for Ed. We are in
debted to VIM. j. Rudd. with Chas.
7. Hinde & Co.. Cairo, for splendid
Photographic view of the great low
pressure Richmond, on the sectional
docks at st. Louis. 1t is a picture
greatly admired by all who saw it..
Captain Henry Adkins is superin
tendent of the docks.........We are
under obligations to James Kerr,
Jr., clerk Of the Grand Era, for copies
Of her Torch Light, a spicy sheet,
published on board that boat.........
The Spray and Champion arrived at
ten last night. The Spray had good
trip, chiefly pig-iron The Champion
had moderate trip. She discharged
81 bales of cotton here for r. K.
Dunkerson & Co. She will next load
for st. Louis, in the Express Line.
.......-The Virginia had not arrived
at 2 o'clock this morning. She will
be found at the wharf at daylight, we
doubt not. As she left Louisville full,
she will want but little freight, while
there is an abundance here.
IRuifests.
| MANIFEsT-Of the steamer Quickstep
from Cairo to Evansville, Friday, Februa-
| ry Sd, 1879.
| EvANsyILLE-R K Dunkerson. II bbds
| tobacco, Go bales cotton: w Ford hhds
| tobacco; BerthchsOn, Kellogg & Co. IA NJ
shingles; Semonin, Dixon Il Co bdIs
| hides, bdl sheep peIts: A Gumberts 5
/ bdls furs: l. RuHner jr & c., l box eggs
| brl dried fruit; Raglan, Dickey & Carson
| bag feathers, sulky; l. Rutherford head
/ cattle; Cook u Rice 1 WheeIbarroW: Edgar
/ Mills, 1 box sundries; N B Hayward 2
/ COWS calf; q Schaum & Co. 10 brls -four 2
| bdls sacks; E L Givtns, Al head hogs IL hd
/ cattle; Reitz d Huney, pattern,
REsHIPPNG.
| OWENsBoRo-OTo Tong, 4 h b goods. trunLx
side saddle, bedstead, bundle rails and
Stats.
NEW ALBANY-W d Morris. half brl ne
| cans.
LoUIsTiLLE-Lose & DinkIeshire. box
| fcrs, bags rags, dry hides. 2 bundles
| sheep pets.
CINCIEEATI-J Grove, 10 head cattle.
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"a E-AA6OA1
TO IoUISVILLE.-Every Monday at 10
O'Clock An. Every Tuesday, Nednes-
day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday ate
o'clock P. II.
10 CAIEo-Dany, except Sunday, at 4
o'clock p. II.
TO GREEN RIvER.-- Every Monday, Tues
day Thursday, and Saturday at o'ciock
Pm.
10 EAsTPoRF. Every Tuesday and Sat
urlay al 4 O'Clock p. "a.
TO EsyDEESoN-Daily, except Sundays,
at O'Clock Pr.
To NAsHVIELE--E Every Tuesday Wednes-
day and saturday At p. -.
Transient boats daily up and dowp.
TO CINcIENATI-Every saturday at 10
Am.
TO CAEEELTON-EyeYy Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at 10 Am.
RockportStage tYla Eewbursh and Boom
st1e,l carrying the mail, leaves at A. n,
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday,
arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Nom
days and Fridays att A. u. Arrives Tues
lays and saturdays by Ar. Il.
At. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
sept 8undays) at 7 A. n. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays) by 2P.M
To NEWBURG.-HacK daily Except Sum
iay,) from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
o'clock p.
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT NEW HAIR
MoNY.-A man named Garris, Of New
Harmony, was chopping down tree
on Saturday last, when the tree broke,
and in falling struck Garris on the
back of the head, injuring him SO Sc
yerely that be died on Sunday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-04

E Reserved seats for Vincent's
lecture can be secured at SCOTS noWs
depot. A number of seats have
already been taken.
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~ lrIeana MarEef-

Ry Telegraph NEW OHLEANs. Fob. o.
COTTOE-QuiCt at 2l/c f0f mfddung up.
lamdss sales, 300 bales. receipts, 1855
baless exports, 8.l81 bales.
GOHFf-Hirm 90 8l g75f.
HAY-LOWer 20 f48.
BACON lfaI4l8G.
GOLD-f2lL
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"a We noticed the most beautiful
variety of Neck Ties and new styles
of Scarfs that have been brought to
our city. in Lyons show window, yes
terday.
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ALMOST a FIRE.-The chimney be-
tween Herman Becker's saloon and
George Chandeliers boat store, on
Water Street, being defective, the
flames leaked through and set fire to
the lathing of the partition. Being
discovered in time, it was put out
before any damage was done beyond
the smashing of plastering to admit
water and the charring of one or two
pieces of the studding.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Look 10 Your Interest.

A two-horse walking cultivator viii
be exhibited on Friday and Saturday,
the 4th and 9th inst. Call at 4. s.
Hsyhurst's, No. 6 South Water Street,
at l o'clock P NJ.
We defy competition. 1t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-04

"a The Union Prayer Meeting
this morning will be held in the Bap-
t1st Church, corner of Cherry and
Third Streets.
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By Telegraph.l MEMPHIS. FEB. 3.
CoTTOE-Dnll, at 2ig241Sc; rs ceipts BIS
bales: export 2,J95.
FLOUR-LOw grades searce.
CORN-g2Za93c.
OATs-67 1zM7Oc.
HAY-S25 OUM26 90.
BRAN-s23 0OaA 90.
LARD-I61SMlSc.
PORK-t28 90.
BULK MEArs--shoulders llJlc; sides l5H
@l5%c.
BAcoE-Sides 105z@i7e
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-04

s1@ We understand that Prof.
Nc Bride, the dancing master, who
was arrested on Wednesday evening,
left for Petersburgh, yesterday. &C.
companied by an escort. He goes to
that place to settle the little diff
Guilty we mentioned in yesterdays
issue.
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HoGs.-A few hogs continue to ar
rive. L. Ruffner. Jr.. & Co. cut up
about IS yesterday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-04

E@ An alarm of fire startled the
fremen at twenty minutes to twelve
last night. The steamers were out in
hot haste, and ran In the direction of
the light, until information was
brought by a person just in from the
neighborhood of Hull's Hill, that the
fire was still beyond, and evidently in
the direction of the Newburgh road,
several miles away. The machines
therefore, returned to their houses
and the fremen to their beds.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-04

Non FoRMALITE HOP. - During
the winter, some very fine parties
have been given by this Club, but the
largest and most enjoyable affair of
the season, was the Hop, given last
night at the splendid residence of
Charles Vieie. Esq. The elegant and
spacious parlors are admirably adapt
ed for dancing parties, and an even
ing of rare enjoyment was passed by
those who were present. A magnifi
cent supper was served at midnight,
after which the dance proceeded. and
continued until late hour.
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% One hundred White and Grey
Blankets, just received, and selling at
reduced prices.
jams SCHAPKER, BUssING i&SCo. ?
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Removed

Removed.
/ desire notifying the public that
have moved my bakery from the cor
ner of Fourth aud Main to Fourth
Street, between Main and Locust.
feb2-6t JACOB HEBLICH.
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 30 cents, at Click 4 Schwartz OPP
posite the Opera House. sep23
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pa The best stock of Domestic
Goods, SheetiDgs. &c, at lowest
prices, at
jams SCHAPKER, BUssING q Co.
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- 80 aoId and HEack NsrELL.

Ev TeleRraph.l NEW YORK Feb. 3.
| Aro.EY-Easy al 490 per cent; prime
/ mes notes, Cos per cent.
Dsi-rERLIN0 Weak at 500.
GoTD-DulI and lower; opened az I2lJI
~ closed at I203kWl2O5l. Clearancos.
81 ooa090 The Eub-TreaBury sold ST.
IA i090 40 l2i l3-l00@lzl 38-l09.
'S{oVEREMENT bTOcKs-HeaVy and 1<@lkc
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So The young man Sehuessler
claims that the motive For his arrest
and prosecution by the father of Miss
Ritter, is to get him to release claim
for three hundred dollars which he
holds against him. He wants to marry
the girl and save the amount to COM
menee housekeeping.
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WEBER g. Co. are selling their en-
tire stock of Furs regardless Of cost.
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DlssoIntlon

TVuE FIRM or uhWHmuHw ~
~ MITCHhLb was dissolved bV umIin.
ton, the frst OF January.
All OF tbs business OF The late nrm VIM
be settled BY me az The Ola stand. $50 Pm
First Street, where oil Of nay ola custom.
ers, and as many new onas na Uiah to caII.
can always Gud as large stock nne atHa loG
prices as can be found in the city.
DEWITT ri. LANPHEAB,
Successor 60
LANPHEAE& MITCHELL.
fanT.Im
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-04

REPREHENsIBLE.- number OF the
boys of the city are in the habit of
congregating on the street corners of
evenings and indulg ing in boisterous
sports. throwing or rolling brick bats,
powders and other missiles at each
other, along the sidewalks. Last
night one of these juvenile rows was
held on the corner of First and Lo-
Gust Streets. and, as a gentleman was
returning from Trinity Church, he
was struck with considerable force
upon the shin by half brick. which
had been hurled by a small boy. just
as the gentleman was passing the
Sherwood HORSEPOWER. The blow
was a severe one, and rendered the
man quite lame. An efficient poliee
would stop such proceedings. Such
sport as taat should not be INDUCED
in
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-04

FoUR OFFICES of Second
and Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to @. w. SHAHKLIN.
de2-ff
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delft

D@ 7. G. Bridwell & Co. corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock Of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
iel7-tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-04

Eg Wei GfaNH.I
There IS "A hrIaeF feeling prevalent iu
The cotton goods marnei, without leading
70 make nuiuat Hnu. although shore iH lIle
We more eOluR. We quote an advance iu
Gus ~ blue ceuimf from 2Ig % zoos Dtl1
Clark'B blue anc brown denima from lHu
10 I3c; Western Star duck heavy has de-
clined from 2jc 10 2ie. white Now Orleans
Coverlet Jeans have risen from 2je TO RI<e.
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Por gaIo-.gt0r8 BoaE

fafEHe fine store boat. M. BROWN. aI fHnE
~ long, new and in good prtor Enquire
Walnut Street NATHAN HHNIU..
fnuII.fN
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Nashville Market.
HnmnhlH anrRrI

By telegraph NASHVILLE, Feb. 3.
COTTON - quiet; low middlinR, 23Lc;
good Ordin airy, 23c. stock 3 900 bales.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-04

Samples of penmanship in German
abundantly testify to the care paid
to that language and the success
the efforts have met with.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-04

Notice Of Dissolution of coplrluer-
ship.
TaW Office Es HEREBY GIVES. Chat
~ the partnership heretofore cEHtlnn
in the furniture business, iH Evansville .
Indiana, between Ferdinand karRes, We're
dinnud WelberF, HeEry htoilE. and tha
underaignel, Christian Miller, was HIn-
solved on The 2lst DAY OF January. I8II.
having expired BY limitation lu ono nFtl.
ole9 ~ parlucrshln.
Until "a receiver shall HH appointed. EHn
business win be managed bg tho under.
signed, an usual.
CuRfaTfAN MILLER
January 60, 1870. fja21 dtf
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T. H......e:0O M.11:2 rs A N. 4s4O NIL rs N
e. q. & N. r. R., Northern Division
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Transfer Packet Steamer Fayette
leaves Evansville daily at........ 100 pm.
Train leaves Henderson at........... 4.30 Pm,
Arrive at Madisonvllle.... 10 Pm.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves Jacksonville daily
Sundays excepted) at ................ 5: % AN.
Arrive at .s............ 8 200 a.
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet Fayette 9:l5 AN.
Making connection both ways with
trains on the e. q Z. Railroad.
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Terre Hante g Indianapolis.
RETURNING,
Terre HaHte Il indianapolis.

Indp'lis.s:2O A n. 1925 AM 1870 N. $3.50 NJ
7. H......e:OO AM.l:25 A N. 4:lO NIL rs N
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-04
FRIpAY MoRNING.

First Pg-imary-Miss NJ. Tabor aud Miss
Krepner, Upper Building Miss Matte
South Side; Miss Belle Graham and Miss
Grant, Ninth Street. North Side; Miss
Weld and Miss Tolbert, corner Division
and Ninth Streets; Miss Carrie Wach, cor.
ner Fourth and Vine Streets; Miss Lilly
and Miss 1oor, Lower Building; Miss
Dougherty and Miss 1nwood, Park.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-04

wENsBoRo-O Tong, h goods, trunk
1 side saddle, bedstead, l bundle rails and
stats.
NEW ALBANY-W d Morris, half brl Pc
cans.
LoUIsTiLLE-Lose & DinkleshIre, l box
fcrs, bags rags, dry hides. 2 bundles
sheep pets.
CTNoTNEAr1-J Grove, 10 head cattle.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-04
RA4EzSsbA8B PR68si- GABLE
Corrected November cath, 1882
EVansYlllc 4 CFawfOrdsYIlle r,
EEansEIIIe q OraMfordaYIlla.

Vincennes..-I2:4 40 p NJ. 20 p M...IO:l5 M
Terre Haute. 3:52 H.. 9:4j 2 H.. is , NJ
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
TIE NO\EMBER MAG VINES.

Tie Ph,cH0IOgic0f JOU,Rai has Jess about
llncnocSy th almost eS ling else, aud !, none tl,,
worse that account. 81 addresses the lreat mass
0 readers with it's plain amt often hOncy inStir,jous
various topics, OF wi'n oNeTrsic The inn
pO.tancr. large spacr, ~ usud, j. dry0ied 10
hOgJ al sketches mostly % persons who have risen
to prominence M different walks uf life by the r own
SiIemGI~ efforts wfhOHt The aiG of earsneo,s me
and appliances.
The UerGM of HcoM continues a noteworthy
seljes oi articles physical cl;'De by the Rev Charlie,
H. Brigham, ohc ~ The most thoroughly edu, ai.d
anu experience, who appears to have added Io the .ie
" souS We special sinty ~ ol f.e body Ht p,ppr
" ."'S Duhoef i-0n THE Lungs aud How 10 L ~ Jb.,u"
an" "I'""l any technical nireie. shows az ourb Lno,e
eso ~ tue SbJeet and good coiuon sense in II. ami
'",' d u ne had taken Geg,ee in dozen medical
".e''' ''"f "lces in the nrnnbpi. ere fnu az val.
'""' s"ssasnoh' especially The P,v O. A. rr,,o,,,.
nam Scoh1'u'loh an The sivnit.,n,. -, ia, - :,
per"nce Movement" Wheh thong, .ho,t ;. -.
dscI mjnstny. s" 'H"i'' ~ abe sni
The closing number Of Pat,,,,, i. .,,.,
enhance the h'el! regret with which IN. -.
readers oi mat Magazine viii take lea,. OF tb ,,,
face ~ an ancient riend. A. usual, il p,es.u,, ~
able lnitceiiaD,, with az excellent ,hoic. az -
which almost every reader win t,d .o..,,', "
suited TO lis taste. lor our own ,,,
are inclined 20 give the preference &. 49,,
OF The least pretending articles IN the puuLs,
About Dog, eoeaiy," 81" The p.,th "' s-m.mt.,
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
NEW. .HANEN STEAMERS Tor HARTFORD,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO.e

III
- INDEPENDENT LINE Tor the WEST, SOUTHWEST sA4
N0RTHWEsT FREIGHT 'eosTed and ssried BY CisIRS
AMB0I RAILROAD Per l. North River and INLAND pROPEi
LER LINE, Pier D. NORTH River dsy. RATES LOW, sh gn,s
dispatch Ps.sns iste he SesIsrsey and g. snd from
'oot o cOrtlsnds; pVsge WEST Of NA,trt
d. G. and whou, The ONLY I'M sSrfss
this opportunity. TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
.yrwApv ,Nn yTw-yORK RAlL ROAD

NIW-N DKK aud IINRIEM N+N'''''.. : -,
- unxnsV Ma 8 1870. ten krpr- - '"'
L.. -, rI r,~n,,. .. .sd Peertha's, % feHo''
iriya o. ~. Rs'l.rl krrio's
S:A ,. a., Montreal htpfrs y,.,. a. :. .sss
ss-sins '"''hes IN ms'' a. BIcKUoCr SAG ''''''',
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.

D. m.-I70r ElIiO1.
D. m-For SOwenils
3D. NJ Eni srau-For Es.ur sri N, West
D. m.-P0r PlsiBheh
Trains lesTr Tor Erlsbet a. ::y. 6o0, go 40 - y
0. % lO0 n. mr2 W. ~ 200 23 35. t.p en-,
4:.5 5:l5 90 5:ij s:5n 7co, 1:'o, s;Vi S;3' ~ ~
l2:0N y. 10. . -. .,.,.,,
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New pnblifaiions.
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W. wiu ,ad
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IN i rev and improved form this w'es to oil Of those who "h
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Of sne boos paper
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.,,, and attractive religious newspapers pabishe IN this
country.
The , number WI have the a report Of the proceedings
of his y,op. conree a We ,bsn have special photographic
epoter present daring entire session Of three Js' aud verbatim
report Of the whole.
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DELAwARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

NORRIS .ND ESSEX DIVISION.
Deto, lofA. Btg syst aud l"g OF 'I"o,t ,t
n NWFR RaSGRMENTS commencing II ESbAl iu - IN
2np m EXPRESS NAL TRAIN. connecting - Den p" OBJ Boon
sh thesr Branch, NstI0O Nf ssstI T.
C,. Atao,er Newton Washington Hh the D., l. srf ~ E
Gap >tfondsug scranton, crest Brni Bnsareu >A
OssC.o. az points the Lsessssnns snc loTs''
snd D,s~,I- snd Hudson r. Rfs
ll:N. No. LEIiIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop, Nevs.k Worn.
,,,p iuye Usrkefown Phlp-blrg, ant fsr;
p, 4. A. Phiip p.hgre sth Bel bet X for Bsrfe g. soi
E,.ton .th L. Y. r. r. Bethlehem, AsaOsn Mss 'h4ri
NiEesbsu- .-
,.lun m SCRANTON EMPRESS eonnerts :, Dove tf'stsT
r. :, Wsie.oo N su.f r.. and al Washington - I. D.
W r.. Z 'ar Wstsr Gap. Strogtsbgfs and ScTsnion.
Jso N. HA'kET SloMN VAIL, connects WIN bo"'i" ''''-
snd Rairo,d.
For MORRISTOWS sta. ll:.o lI:o ,m 21' 5..' &c -"
6:i0p. m
Tor SMMIr and intermediate stations 65) $50 sra ol6s
sni b:01 y. "a.
Por oRAYGF snd SOrTH ORANGE. 60 80 olc d %
ll:!o 1910, 300 80 t::o >;, 80 500 $50 $50" '' H
D. IA.
Por yFwARK ., 6.S ;:l1 300 $40 9:I0 hlOo Ir" il@
El.nG =: 3G o.. {r ttlo
i:ao $40 52e $50 500 6;p sS:o0 s:O, So I,rJ
Tr.ns marked stop a. Essi NevsrG.
Leave Sew.Yors ior BLOOMFIELD and M0NTCLAiE A
lI:o1s. w. sHd $500. $3.50. $50. 0:l0 ard BOO Up.
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Ito n NJ Yors Rochester Burso srd
"a Emiyrsnt rrsin l.sves dslv a. 7+5 p m.
For Port Jers sni Wa, II:y0s and $50 p w. q t'.. 1f
IA and a:l5 .. M
Por Madeo~p and wi' (23ipt, 3:Ij 10 Sen
DAYS ouly. m t2;ss;.. a:l3 m.b
Tor Gr.ytoart Wa, 1888 (2i,t, 8:iS
For Sssburs aud Wsy M, $40 aud $3.50 t.. -
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AEO4HER EvIDExCE OF THE Hon
-Esrr OF RADICAL 0EEicIALs.-
The Chief Clerk of the South Car.
olina State Treasury Department,
W. W. Sampson, and one L. D. Met
calf, have been arrested for cOun-
terfeiting State funding coupons.
The cOunterfelting was done by
MetcalG ct Auburn, N. Y. Samp-
pon has confessed the crime.
aealH vas arrested in New York
City. The pIates and counter
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e ne COUPONS were put on the
market