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TELEGRAPH. sr. VIA tw h. New ViiKOetoberi.JI-A. nernltrs special by the cable, dated Loudon, Sept. :iOtb; bays in consequence of a diffi.-uW' whicb libi egiail iof ufo time jat lietween the United States Consul in the Island of Cypress and the Tukish .authorities,, the United State4IWWVl eA4M1tfojM' Mr. K. .Joy Morris, has ileiinin.ieil lull satisfactuui Conn the Sultan aud his Cabinet? Wtofe flit neokiai.H. which assume a rather serious aspect, Mr. Morris eommnniotad with Admiral iill-l(tMi4R anil the t'aitfl States war ship Ticoiideroga, Captain Charles Sieedman, which has been lying off the port of Venice, was disM tched thence for Cypress. The difliciilur icfiyreil to above, originated . .1 . Vp...l.i U. JjJtt:itMt...iMXUif' autlioritis e.mrinaiii I III inr i Mi i.-n .Hiiii'ii rtras uniBi'Miji the limnvc 01 a United States Consul, aud taking theret'iom an alleged couscrint. Thlli i n lil says (sen. ifckmta, Anna, at his neadquartepi ou.ttin Inland, is uniwiiig in nis enqri$ ior iye cause of Mekican iudeietrdBu'6e. If'e have recehvjf dispatches-from the1 clnets tn that uuMiitry to be prompt ill' assisting, them. (fto'Lhis presence there i- dtviiend. It is wid that an expedition Ikis already sorted, consisting of alio it 2000 men, who, ere the 'Imperial anthorifijjs will receive news if tkhir deparwra. will hftvp Jauded. on tho coat. Aliout 1 lli . uuiumi.vtioiiB have been TBsued to Auie.npa.u3, who hae .Ml.. .1. P I An wivey from the -Court' of France arrived recently in this city, ami has had several interviews with tho (Jeneral. buWthe recent actiuu of the Yene tian knw that the French fjiploiuati uui nt lanuence nun mucu. A Jit raid Washington special says: The kje -ideut , it is under-f. -oil. is devotinevery moment kee&u tipure tut the pfltqtnration of hip-anno U mes-, satfe.t us believed nt will adhere rigidly to his preseut' line of Dpflcy and 11 take. tlu-M(Mf Urirt M-tl-fe' proraniiian oi me now mumimmmtmm to tnoH'.stitution at! the States thut (;laini2jid are willing tu exercise tJe; right, -iiall be represeqted- Ue will also Suggest to Congess a propoaitionffor an amendment to pro poi-ri.m representation "a-morig 1 the States according to the number of qaalitied nuk votierii as ;pre--oriilediliiy. each State, ilie amendment f-ii . effect when the ceu-suf of lStO, nan been taken . A craWpelflial says: It is stated that the monthly report of fhe public debt for September, will show a decrease of about. 100,000,011(1 oi' the United States indebtedness aud a large increase in the specie on hand. The Steamer Arizona, with California passengers and mail of the loth ult., has arrived. There wn ie six fresh cases of cholera reported iu this city yesterday. Mulberry Street was the priucipal centre of cholera last week. Tho nollt promqui in the case of Mr. Roberta, President of the Fenians, will be entered in the October term of the Circuit Court. A IJeraUV Cincinnati dispatch suys the floods in the Ohio arc not yet abated. The raskingiiin Hivei is higher than it w-as during the f'rqsnel of lMiH. and the Sandusky River is al-o flooded, the trains on the rail road-- i ro-r-ing it being unable to run. A bwi-lar ui'-a bras -iaoWiy iu Citt ciuiiTf' exploded , citvrday. wrecking the build. n.u if rid fa tally injuring the engineer, and wounding others. The three storv building known as the Commercial College, at IlilUdule, Michigan, fell on Friday morning, burying a family named Dudley iu the ruins. The father, wife, and one son were killed, aud another son had his leg broken. A Tfibuttiii Memphis specual, of the 2!tb, K'ys: Last niirbt abont 10 o'el.i. k, Mr. Edward Titus, son of Fi.i ler Titus of this eity, Chairman of the Vigilant Committee, in rebel uniform, came out of the Greenlaw Opera House Theater and entered the Opera Saloon, under the theater, Bomewhat intorieated. Capt. Monroe, the priiprietor of the saloon, au exrebel officer in the army, left his wife for a few moments in the theater and entered the saloon about the same time. Monroe, observing Titus making a disturbance others, walked toward the door ith him in a peaceable manner. Titus suddenly drew a pistol, which Monroe caught, but it was discharged, the ball passing through Monroe's arm, near the shoulder. Titus instantly drer another pistol and fired, the secoud bullet taking-effcot in Monroe's stonmeh. The latter fell to the floor, and died from his yqnnda during, ,the ipgty. Titus was arrested aud locked up in A TVnuM Washington special says Santa Anna, General Crawford, and others of that ilk, arrived here today, and are in secret session tonight, .tn i it ii'i Nkw V.i uk, Sept. 21 M ('..id, recently wounded ui a prize fight in St. I. "in-. Is is ehrtUeiiL'ed due (Alburn, who fought him in Maryland three years ago, for from 1,000. to 5,(K) Coburn accepts the challenge. Mry Byeltney, servant girl cmSloyed in the house of ill fame at 156 reenwich Street, was so badly beaten by Michael Hoey, the proprietor, on Saturday night, that it is alleged she died jfnsAeidfjr fc A d Nkw York. Oct 1 The new Re jiublioan General Committee of this city, meets with strenous opygsitiou

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from the members of the old Committee, and have been prevented from meeting at the old headquarters. Tinold Committee which is auti-Radical maintain their organization and the result of the wrangle will be two sets xA. tickets. In all the Districts on isturdy eycuiuig, the old Committee cook possession oi ine neumiuai ieio and .prevented the' new Committee frffii entering. Chnerawere given for Feti to u on the one side and Hoffmau on the other. kw York, October 1. Gen. hx took formal possession of the naval office this morning, aud the deputies under Mr. Oder) were sworn in, and are to re.aut.in in their places. Nkw Yonic, Oetobor 51 Jlfovn Aui and two deaths from chojeia pppMtlPl ported to-day. There are nine pa. Cents in -the Battery Barracks Hospifnl. The number ol deaths in this city utat week was oi which ,w were caused by cholcru. ,Di. Ivlwanl R! Show, health officer ofi Provide me, visUcd tbi ciiy n S:riurd;y. and made a critical survey of be cholera fields of thfs city, and vi.-tted all places where it now lingers, lie went home satisfied that the health offerees in this city have been de aling with genuine cholera. Its mauife-sia-tiowis were sin h as to warrant all the efrrn-ts that wore used to suppress it tientit.ineii of this city, whose utataments are generally truthful, assert that cholera cnti iu diastin anid is nut mi.' i theW4yAverjto.,TheliMJ re that Dr. A. A. Gould. PresiillM- ;tl l tll.lt .leltt of the State Medical Society of Iass(knUu.set,U, actually fell a Vic,UtU tqjhe epidemic. -H Y(uk, October 1. (2eorge (rddard, a settessioniet vigilenceeowinjtteeman jPjtjAr kaphas, wa i iwreated tirAlav at' the instance of W. M. .Vvan, amnion nian,-whflse nrttorty' aHLIamden, Arkansas, was seiiied by ifijddard in .May, 18(51, and turned onr tu the rebel government. Sera? nil others krtwM,d ltflf lnke aseted. ( ;odmi'ti,.bi4U( .ffid at "QQv tw Ji i.l ,h . ... im v e AKUIVAI.O STJEAMKB. Nev YoftK, Oct. I. The steamer .Xtir-ona brirtgs l,ld7,H8 in treasure afil Panama dates of the 2Hd ult. jJ act hfr vpnsed, the ''kgislatue locking1 towards rlie Reparation of the State f'roip the general Government anil form an independent State of t he Isthmus. But there appears to be no liklihood of the scheme prevailing. The 1'resident s message shows that the state of the Treasury is far from encouraging, ;aad there has been ia-i created tax. N,q public improvoments have been made tne past 18 mouths, and all public education has beeo suspended. The Government property, as far as possible, has been disosedi o4' aid heavy forced ioaqa evied. In short, the country is in a more unsettled and deplorable condition than was ever before known. The wet Season continues, but no sicekness is prevalent. There was no late news from the interior. Don .lose ffuaquin Perez has been re-elected President of Chili. The port of Valparaiso will soon be defended by one hundred and fifty Cannou. The relations between the alien forces daily grows more friendly. .Matters in Peru are progressing favorably, and President Pndro fctill euenjoys the confidence of the people. free trade between Peru aud Chili is about to be established. Business on thu coast was active and cotton growing on the increase. The return to the coast of the Spanish invaders is looked for and the patriotism of the people has received a fresh aud powerful impulse. there was no news from Central America. Tho five Republic were at peace. The Coffee crop promises to turn uut well. FROM JT. I.O! ' IS. St. Louis, Oct. 1. The Sixth Anual Fair ot the St. Louis Agricultural aud Mechanical Association opened to-day, ami jpronfises to be' a grand success. All departments are well filled, aud entries are still being made. A large amount of stock of all kind is on the ground, aud some very fine horses aud cattle arc there from nearly every Western State. The grand feature of to-morrow will be the exhibition iu the amphitheatre of ninety thorough bred' horses, now hbre to attend the Loclede mco, with their riders in full racing dress. The Board of Commissioners of the Atlantic k Pacific Railroad Co. met here to-day, and organized the Com i organi or Johu pany ty electing John C. rrei President, D. R. Garrison, of Fremont of St. liOins, vice rresi dent, and Cbas If. Howland, St. Louis, Secretarv. There was a large attendance of commissioners, representatives' from twelve States aud one Territory being present, and the meeting was entirely harmonious. The Capital, St. LmiU, and the West were strongly represented, and much zeal was manifested in regard to this great enterprise, which, its projectors and friends aver, will be the first constructed railway to tho Pacific Ocean. FROM BICHJIOSm, VA. liuiH mono, Va., Oct, L To-morrow is the day to which the United States District Court adjourned. Neither the Judge at iny of the officers of the Court are here yt. The impression prevails here that f U ;ll Lu UU nil i . i in ifi i in; v,vuii iv iix mi uu til November.

I H1.I I. N MKfS. Nkw York, Ootober 1. A Faris letter oi Sept. ltitli, says the convention passed between the I'lencii and Mexican government enlivened to the former hali' of the Custom House revenues of the ports located on the Atlantic, aud one-fourth of tnose'of the harbors ou the Pacific, has been looked upon in the French Bourse as securing the Mexican debt, aud has caused, a sudden rise iu Mexican bonds. The holder? uf theso bonds eueouraged bfy the Kuarautee

just obtained, maintain that Prance in by that Convention en titled to require at all times from Maximilian, or bin successor, (he payment of all amounts hitherto disbursed : for Mexico, iucludiog the loans these bonds represent, fhe publication of that Conintiou in liuc MViiitmr, happening concurrently with the anixiutineut of Gon. De C4.-tiliuiiu, the Aid de Camp otthe Kmpeior, and V". D Gallipot, an adipiuisirator of g,reat: lability Jiu. naturally been construed as the iurprunner of the. entire aUnidonment o' all direct intervention by France in Mexican affairs. Tbu- vvliilsl on one baud the afoi.-.iiil con von lion setfljfs all hgr financial claims, the reiritlval of Gen- Baziue, of vhich you will hear ere long, and the ajipoiutmcnt in his stead of Gen. De .Ciiatilluan, settles tlie military report of the questiuu. r The General goes to jtfejeio no other mission thah'tOTirranc with lb rr.i litre tor the witMnwI of .tbrHrtacb tif9PS j.ud uerhans to uWe the. benetit-of his experience to the officers engaged in organizing tfie ; MxicWu army. Tbft isiill.,.,,1 if ,ni nni t " His stav will necessarily bo a short ne, ami does not imply, on the part of the French Government, the idea of giving any assistance to the Mexican Empire, ' which, "iti L6flilc(tt a&dj i'aris. is considered irretrievably lost. As to the Marquis' of Gullipet, Ijis presence refers solely to the organisation ot the Custom I louse system, end to the appointment of Custom Hotjse officers, who are to he eeleoted from among the civil, officers of Fyetfch' .kirth- . , QtTKENSTQinr, Sept. 28.--The steamship Seotia, tVom New York, September 10, and Virginia, froni'New York, i3Cteinber 'arrived here to-dav, and proceeded to Liverpool, LiVKKfiKjr., September The Broken' Cirdular reports tha,t' the sales of cotton for the week sums up f-4 8(U KH) bales. Prices have consid erable advanced, and middliug upjands are quoted at 14Jd. The sales of to-day were 25,000 bales, the mask: et ebbing with a fttrther advance of id per pound, middling uplands commanding 14Ad. The stock is 40,000 bales below the estimate. np nton NASIIVIUE, Nashville, Sept. 30. Twenty-one cholera deaths in the last twenty-four hours. October 1. Fifteen deaths from cholera to day. i iton nBJiraia. Memphis, Oct. . There was 71 new cases, and 24 deaths from cholera in the last 48 hours. I 'ItOII XORWWAI.K, CT. Nokwalk, Ct- Oct. 1. The Republicans carried their ticket for town officers to-day by a large majority. FKOM HS FRA?r'IS O. San Fuanpisoo, October 1. Two more persons scalded by tho explosion of tho steamer Julia, died yesterday. Several others who were supposed, at first, uot to be fatally injured, are wounded to such ; n extent that but little hope of their recovery is entertained. Thirty square miles of peat, lying from four to six feet doep, is reported to have been discovered in Humboldt County, Nevada. FlfoH I'l.AIW ' It V. K l , XKHRASKA. Plain' Cheek, Ne., Oct. 1 The Government Commissioners examined and accepted HT miles or more of the Union Pacific Railroad to-day. This makes 240 miles accepted. Kalamazoo. Mich.. Oct. 1. Ud to 5 o'clock to-day, 250 of the finest horsos in the country have been en tered for exhibition. The weather is delightful. FRO.H NKW ORLEANS. New Oni ba'&! Oct. I. The crop prospects continue to improve, except in all regie- s along the Mississippi ! jviver auu in piaees neietoiuiu jivju from the army worm, which are now invaded by it. The cron of sucar cane will be large, but all who can will keen the cane, to save themselves or sou tor flour. The crop of sugar, therefore, will be small. FROX HA I.TIM OHIv. Baltimore, October 1. Five cases of cholera havo occurred here in the last three days, several of which have proved fatal. ui" ' 11 1 ti. I01.KI1AKT. J. FT. J(1MA L. IGLEHART & CO., Til lim STREET, het. Main and Locust CITY GKOCEBY. (OHPI.KT1: NTO'K ANT) GEN eral ftwiortinent of Hlaple ana Fancy erh-n ooiiHtantly on hand, with frai (irot arrtvalH of Conn try Produce, Huch as Butter. Kkbs. roultrv. 4c Itwill be our aim to supply all reason t l at. le wants lu our line oi a wen-re(?uiatoa family. L. IOLKHART CO i . . i Also, me di-ni I Mual, Peed, &c. bittiuK of Klour, Corn I may 13 II

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nuiiucu U)ur numeroas cfi the public generally, (hat we a icrftjt o'lhoe uneuiillt)d Oy. ustoiwers, una tl are ittfuin in recti! r eouainl (ivsierw nut up hy Noble (Jo. jof pMUimone, and ibui lreafteri iluana he le 6eason we kiuiii tie prepare! t suppiy rai prepared to apply ramrtles or purtlfs w'l" these ilelnious invaivua, ritsn ironi tot ' -' ...w r.i . I 1 1 r 'ii . , i , . ' in 'i'hi Adams Kxprr.sH Company. ' ivaijaville, HpPf,. 21, SUj. . rnpi: I'M i, i.o w i a v it m i i s M leiuatnl ujr on tnvnti 1n the iimi of the .imin c.r i uuiiwu in lJi.iw, uol, called tor ,hefore Haturnay, tne nisi day of"0et'emwar next, will on that day tfc Moid lit nuotlc a.a iCUou. lor chai'ii4. 'H. tiAU'llluU, AgeJit., I ca-sting' ij.b.T.. AgCut Adams Kxpress, I'AaiMVllle, lad. i:puektt(-yAu.(itor Warrick liLy, Uooja,J eie-tii'm, K. Alifridge, Evansvillo, tittj I lox, J. It. Arnold, Uroiuwotl, fay. , 1 lio.x. J J HladlHy, Evati-svilie, Iiid. ' 'it . -. i ta mil o) I ..'t dT" .ooio' I pdeliiiae, F Idif u, i I, box, -M ' JJ.piMr. I I uuekng", PHruswell, 1 paukage, JlT.UaUtir, A. hiindte, .M UaU'd. mS'' " i paeku, I. Bard " 1 pA.!kH. J J itrtina, " lf. ' W,U..,UU5lackw.,JI, j i J IJUIJMie, t 11 Jiiiii.UM, 1 n.ikawe'. Wl H iBoiiuer. - u c l" loi ik i I 1 p.:kap,A parTfit, r ,;ni ;. fi 1 Uiickaue, .fame. Biyftil, k' 1 JTack, Mrs '1-1 Flntl, ; C'iar If'iW -.. rpiifkage, 8 Bifkerl udoL "t.. a)) U j , .1 iijiiclcaiiOi V H.Bakeru ili 1 ho oi.J il Baker Jiro, iieeuvillc, Ky. i rolls.' fcelut il ( 'arter, KvatiViUe. ! i i t f ej i t I tl.ackuo, MiHmt'Onuingiiaiu, ii.m.hLU.1.', it. .... .ox. K nUolc, Mill 1 1,IUI. lie ll .-liS. CXJ.t).. J.'L I'ampi.el I rOll'ill - packagMJ J. C-lark, avaoyiiie, Ind. 1 iMOUaiir, J a ' nun, ., .. iilba.rjTaHtyjrBwr, " " " iln loll . "frunei l il.inii MUioi, C E Coleman, ! package, 1' Unj.-(

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' ii ' i . 1 box, ittjtf, A. P. Rt Ml u 1 box. Johu4ii. Wi KatliU, 1 package, (!..Vi, Capt. A. C. Rofencrans, 1 padaaap.J. N.tOg' , pvansville, Ind. 1 box, LTD. Maaor, HVlulH boouvfllft, Ind. ibHje. C.O.I)., L. B. Razor, t package, Hold. Riogo, '' i p:i;kuti, W. W.Randall, ' 1 pwekiie, tiawUus, K. '4 Co., New Haruiuiiv. Inn. . i 1 piiiika, J. W.'&'S. 'Rol,' Hteu-arUiville, U.'V,; .v; .tt-''. s 1 prt'ika'ge, .f Rmon,; ' ' l box, A A dhurv. Evansville, Ind. 1 c. Imix.jW ISih'iler, 1 package, W W siandier, 1 box. Dn.IJ rtitael, 1 paekad, W K Srtledtej', 1 )aeldiU lircliUKky -1 paokage, (j I) Sjidiuore, 1 box, Kev.'C-Hritfrehky I pacivjVKC, ncnnucii, m package, iSiuith & JtJNew Ilarmouy, Iwd. 1 box. II Taylor, Evansville, Ind. J packet Mir . J. KI)ii, 1 box J W. Tweeijy, . . . ' 1 plrceV, I Pp-.iS lor, ipH , XjiiaSJ ... d. W Vaefi, " .1 paoUftiV, WimHington Houee, ' 1 piickaKc, Ileuj Wikr, 1 nlK'kiim. tlMl Wollsr if "I i W.t'MWhJW! ii- : 1 packaf r4it WooOM, I 1 piiciiiiK", I' Waller.-., 1 pacKagc, .1 1. vv arnen, 1 flqMg-. Cl o.id. J'I Wllsortik nthianu, lndj ti baekasfe. Al W ilkinson.. iiooiU iHe. Ind I naeaagc, 1' .1 Wdson Transport, Tfy. 1 p:..-kag-,J Young, i I E vanvi Ue, 1 rid. X paokiige, D 'Almtaervamti, 1 t-sep-J9,.dSW , t,,, :, J, of ,tH uL. MISCELLANEOUS. jJACOH-SMWlClIi iHN J.8INBIBH. J. SJXUOH ii-WS, ii,,'. Water Hirpdt.iUat, Bywmore and VUjm, WMoiesaiwAwdRwvaiiAjji,;, . J., r , 'r 'iUWpvw:u Tlenm Packing, all.mzet. .fibf-i'il' mil b HIZl S, J trim s, all rT Til ' t I tiT'.f--.:::- ' -it I .VJi...ll wfiiws ran '"f i ) ' "Wr ii 1 " t'WrViil ' llard OU, Coal Oil, L&nc.atity OH, . .Ordara ttlled DrOBiuUv.laudttt the lowest w,T Ui . . . .a ; .i i nV ..i - rjl KANAWHA ALT N IIASn AHA V4W HAOiU AT the lowest maraet rates by 'lo.Jp Ufl Ii II" ot I;, to . L. RUFFNER JR., ;ui General Agent aaawUa Bait Co., I .... I Jinll b ,7H ..!.. .... No. 5 North Water Street (upstair), ao31 dflm '" "r ' EVaniVllle, Ind. E. Q. SMITH, " C'li Jill- Munuliii't'in'ci', AN REMOVED TO HIS NEW TlYhd Factorv. corner of HivUion aud rd streets, where he will be pleased to see his old and as many new customers as may call. Chairs sold al tne lowest prices. sepzi iliiui MERCHANTS' HOTEL (Late Wawli lug ton House, CORNER MAIN AND THIR1J STRKKT8. j 1(1 k.id llell-v.- -.1 II). Inr BWnnLll McGAUV A HARPEK, Proprietors. BYERS Ji HR'ICS, Clerks. - I ' j in I ' '.':.-,:''' 1 f I ' ,1 i 'ii 111 j -A watch is kept lor bonts at all hours. Free Onuiibus from the depot. sepltf 93m i i ' i m w -V ( II Is W U II 1 - l I ' -lijTiu..! i'ldi .itaod ii .-nyn IC H T T K Ti E, ' H ONE-VOLUME HISTORY OF THE REBELLION, THE JIEAFi:.ST UlT-AXIiUI'H selling -nearly 70 iwc already delivered lo subscribers has about WW very law pages-k) line steel engravings. Also, for " The Loyal West," A Htate History rif the West, with 2W en-grav-lngs a beautiful and most valuable work. Ahw, for Tlie Bible Look his-CJ las-: A Mirror frir all People, Itcaector and Teacher of the Htripturea ; With 138 engravings Illustrating every kind of diameter and quality of the' human heart. For Circulars, with full descriptions and terms, adilress T kKNKY HOWE, juljlM d;it,w8t Clncinna.1, Miio. COLLEGES. Hewitt & Twineiam's ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE National Telegriiili I ntil u. . On the Ohio River, at GOLOONDA, ILL. par no iiitlefc below E-ansvllle, lnd.-e EAI'II NTriIETtH'OX IM I KIM. this College Is furnished with ti capttal of cash and meruhatnliie, and Is taught in the offices all that pertains to Merchandizing, (I)QUble and Mingle Kntry,) Railrondtng, Kteamboutlng. Hah king, Com mission, c, the same as ho .would be rmiuired to do lu the counting rooms of the best wholesale and rttall houses in the United mates. All competent graduates are assistud to situations. ,The young men of this vicinity wMI find it greatly to their advantage to pr.icure seholarshlw In this Institution, for attendance during this Fall and Winter. , Txhkhop Tuition. Llfe-scholarMhlp, entitling the holder to the full lluslness Course, with the privilege of reviewing at pleasure, ;. Disabled similiters, for inn Kusluess Course, only 8i: the same to ladies, 9ZS. No vacations, students can enter at any time. Address HEWITT A TWINKHAM, Uolooada, 111. fjeaiwlin.i Principals. i.!im

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lay of referring I Ufa Enst for settTe-mrntt-un adviuitufft offered hy no other route. i ri tf 'ffAVfHtltftl 8 MAMHMII HOI .'. V.ix To parties shippnig UMdtca ast, tbla line ott'ers special Inducements. Tin- pruduoe la loaded at this place lu "Star Line cars," and goes through without change to any Eastern City. w ep25 dw . 1 Agents. lie II I HHS. Y, H. hi! KM AN. FHy.,D. V1KTK. r. ii. it n a a co., FORWARDING AND COMMISSION Morohunta, General Railroad and Transfer Agents, Agents "HtiirlTrtlon Llne, Corner Jjicutt and Wulvr tttrvsetit, sep25 dly Evansville, Iud. Richardson, Northman & Co., IMPORTBRS AM) JOBBKKS I Tl Y O O O D S, i and 85 WEHT THIRD STREET.

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