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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-05-27
UNION WEITR SULPHUR sPRINes

FFNHE Propretors OF the above named popular
L Springs would inform the public that this fash
lonabe place ofresC will be opened for the recep-
ZION OF visitors by the first OF June. The buildings
HAYS undergone thorough repair, the roc ms reiur-
nlshed in the most modern sly and the grounds
beauned and improved, thus rendering the Sull hur
Springs one of the pleasant places OF resort IN
the Western county The Medicinal virtues OF the
water and the healthy location oil these Springs Of
ter strong inducements to invalds, as well as to
those seeking pleasant place OF Summer resort, TO
visit this place. The proprietors have spared no
expense, and will every endeavor, 10 make
these SprnE used by any resort Of the kind
in he West
The above Springs are situated in Union County
Ky, twelve miles from UniOntowu, fifteen from
Caseyyi.le twenty three from Henderson, and
twenty miles from SLawneetown, Ill.
A. q. LONG,
HENRY LEWIS,
myl5 3m Projectors.
~ Che following papers please copy months
and send bills to advertisers DAILY Courier Lou
isville; Journal Paducuh; A ivocate, Shawnee
town; and Kcniuckian, Henderson.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE, OF EVANSVILLE.
NANSNIlLE. I'D.

THE regular course Of Lectures for the session
J. of 1850 and 1881 will commence the first
Mnuday i'm November, and terminate the last week
Ia February.
The following gentlemen compose the Faculty,
viz:
General Descriptive and SURGICAL Aratory,
CHARLES 5. VIEWER, NJ. D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy,
NEatcra Medica and Therapeulics
JOHN L W ILCOX. NJ. D.
Principles and Practice ct Surgery,
MADISON J. BRAY, VI. d.
Theory and Practice OF Medicine,
LLElL LAGCCCK. n. D.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women md Children,
GEORGE B. WALKER, NJ. d.
Ecmonstator Of Anatomy,
MANk TRAFTON ND.
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CORONER'S INQUEST.

4 n Inquest h,l1 Oh tho body ., {; man, name un-
~ knorn, found in the Ohio river ~ All IA c.
Indiana, having summoned Jury as directed by
law, they upon examination, found said lodv De.
tia; OF man, aged 80 OF s. wears. about teer 10
inches high had on Cassinct panta0ous, red fan
mel re jacket with striped lining and trjEh; bgl.e,
buttons brogau shoes and blue cotton shirt, long
black hlir, large sound teeth.
lhs Jury SUNNI ael on the occasion gave the
verdict hereto annexed TIA, said deceaedi in their
opinion, came 10 his death 10y occidental drowning.
A.C. HALLOCk, Coroner.
CHAs, 7. CUTLER, Foreman. ful25 Bal
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THE LADIES Of Evansville and vicinity are re-
specttuily invited TO call and examine The stock
Of Fancy Articles Shoes, g.. at my establishment
on First street. between Main and Sycamore, up
per side. Hoping that my endenvois to obtain =uc
ccss in this new enterprise VIII he properly appre-
ated and rewarded hy oiI acfunintanccs. and
that | viii receive the encouragement! al their pre-
sence cften, l sl:l spare 10 p;ins u lleese
fnv1 IT IO-E%IIINE FAJNILETOI.
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NrSTERN HEARRT.E.

THE undersigned having discovered a Quarry OF
fine White Maj. le in harrison County, Ind. has
erec'ed steam Ml Ior the purPoe of saving it
prepar L. lurash such articles at about one half
the price they have heretofore been furnished at.
1t receives very beautiful polish and Is in every
way equal to the Marble furnished by the Vermont
Quarries I have ordered large lol Shipped to Ev-
ansville, which will be here during the conf 9
month. Any one needing Monuments, Tomb,
stones, Furniture Work of any a: every descrip-
ton, would do we'll 10 examine Onr Western pro-
ductlon before buyiug have been long engaged
in tie business and ca il C4ua ii not superior to
any Marble ever offered III the West.
al23 lmLWtf COL. CROSS.
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Naturalization fee S.: Professors tickets each SO
Tissec5iug ticket s.; Graduation tee $50 Coed
boarding can be Obtained Tor from 81 80 to 50 80
per W. en- that he expense OF an entire course,
exclusive OF graduation fee need not exceed Sg7.
The Cabinet and Library VIII ch are entirely new
contain ample material for illustrating every branch
Of the profession by the use Of Anatomical pre7a-
ration natural and artificial, models. p,es chemi-
cal apparatus. &c. &c. all OF the most approved
styles. Any further information that may be desi-
red can he obtained by addressing postpaid
LEVIL LAICOCK. NJ. d.
apps If Dean OF the Faculty.
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B0ARDNG HCUSE.

TTAVING established Boarding House at the
1 corner OF First and Main streets, am pre-
pared to furnish coed boarding on reasonable terms
My prices are for boarding and room, hree dol
lars per weekday boarder3, two dollars per wee k.
Hoping that ] will be enabled to please those who
a;ronze my house request the patronage OF those
lnier,sje MRS. PENIICOoT.
mNIA 2W
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ISAAC CRCEEIE,
WHOLESALE EAIEE WAREHOUSE,
AND AGENT FOR MANUFAT URLRS OF
GunpCWdCr,

GuH pCW0CFs
No. Al Main Bctlrcea Fcu7th and rim streets
Louisville, Ey.
H EEPS constantiy on hand tie largest and best
IN assorted stock of Ia erS OF all Kinds. Cards,
Gard Boards, Bonnet, Box, and BiuGe.s Boards,
sc. ia The est, prices from to ID Per cent less
than similar articles can he purchased at Cincinnati,
or any other pl"ce West OF he Mountains Having
urrnn geHlents with some If the .TinciI al manulac-
turers n the Unued States for constant supplies Of
articles in tins line, ! am enabled 10 Ot,r them
low as they can be procured from New \ ork or
ston. Purchasers are requested to examine my
stock before sending orders the cities
Sampl,s sem bv mail - all who desire it,
NOW in STORE AND FOR SAlE.--3,0C0
reams News and Book Printing Paper, al sizes; T.,
OC0 Teams Jessup's Eorlscap and Letter. blue and
white, ruled and plain; $500 90. Piatuer & Smiths
tO0l5cap and Letter, blue and white ruled and plain;
5000 reams Goodwin and others Foo,cap and
Letter from Sl,25 per ream upwards; Commercial
Letter, blue and white ruled and Eain Packet post
blue and white, ruled and plain: Folio Post blue
and white. ruled and plain; Ledger Papers, blue
and white all sizes; lat Caps, from 10 to s., 80;
Colored Mediums blue. green. orange, &c; CoLOred
Mediums, glazed, all ccorsi Yellow Printing, all
sizes; Tissue Papers white and assorted col0rs;
Post Otlce Envelope all sizes; Genuine Manila
Envelope, all sizes light and beavy; Hiss Papers
COn!ecuonerS' Wrapping, assorted; Cotton arm
! Wrapping blue Blue Wrapping, assorted sizeS;
/ Ratng and Caudle Papers; Note papers, embossed
gilt, &c; Note Envelopes plain aad embossed; Let
/ Ter Envelopes great variety; shoe papers White
and assorted colors; Msrble 40. all sizes; Steam
boat Bills, white and coorcd; Fine Glazed Royals,
whi.e and colored; Hardware Wrapping and Clorh
papers; Common do. all sizes; Extra heavy DO. do;
Printers Press papers; do. Cards all sizes and quail
ties do do colored--hlue. yellow, straw, &c; play
ing Cards, Cnhen's and Harris, all Gucli'ies Gard
B ard 3, all qualities Bonnet DO. bluo ard white,
/ brown, &c; Straw d.. Nos 30 to 80. Gasket and
Box ard; House routing paper, in rolls ana sheets;
/ Ham pa per. patent and common, &c sc
/ LADHIES.-Hefnp and Cotton Twines; Cot
/ ton Batting ant; Caufle~icks; Gun Caps, direct I'M
J ~ a ~ Tlt no =
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SCROFULA CURED!

TTNDEEsCN. Nv, N0V-, IE1g-
find your Cohosh efcctuol remedy Tor the
ScroiuIa. | have negro girl agec q, who was
afflicted with that disease by the use Of three bot
Ties Of the Cohosh, was entirely cured. The mother
OF said gid aged 80, was cured OF the same isease
by Tie same preparation. ,
Yours JOHN 4 HAICEIII.
DR.. HATlHTr, Evansville. la.
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LAND FOR SALE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

I WILL sell Public auction on the 18th Jnna,
b seventy five acres valuable ETmino land, situu-
ted an Perry Township, Vanderburq Cou ny, IND,
facing one haA EsIlc on the Chic rver. 1t is well
uiRbered ami landing good and s Jhus well suited
for a 'ai lard. The land is high. Il Is known
as the residence OF Z Barnett There is a good
Jog hnue Oh the lanl. Also 80 ACRES adioia-
in2 the above au laying back OF it, Will be ,od 8t
th3 same time. l he property will lie divided to
sui purchasers. ANY person wishing 10 examine
property, title &c, VIII please call on me at West
Tran lin.
iLRNs OF SALE third cash, one hird in u
months, ana The remainder in two years, waving
valuation avs.
ny23-wjs JAS. c. BARNETT.
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q sTEATaBOAT AT AuCTTOMI

~ The steamboat }. b. POBI Err will
esz - - be sold at Auction at Evansville,
Ind. on Tie 10Th day of June, 1880. The boat has
a good sound hull two aud half years old; the
boilers eighteen months d J, and as good as new;
the engines are good and will be repaired and pat
in running order; all clear OF incumb rances.
Terms Of sa le- CASH. Iuy21 Isl
o. PadUcah Journal copy till sale, and send bill
q this oflr
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A BRANCH OF TEH GREAT WESTERN
81 \ X ftl.it L Oh Is.

TIE Proprietor of the Great Western Marble
Works having established branch Of his
adjustment in tie town OF Evansville Ind, is no"
prepared 20 furnish all who may desire TO erect Du-
rallr Mamentoes over he Graves 81 their deceased
friends with G5Cnuments, ToiE bstOnes, & {,
If all description SECS and quaIies OF Foreign and
Domestic Marble; ard at Lower Prices, than have
ever been offered Wcs; OIL the Mountains
Evansville, April %, 80. COL. CROSS.
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Dr.. HATcHITT: | have examined the manner Of
preparing your Compound Extract of Cohosh, and
have used it to a considerable extent IN my practice
beIieve it an excellent remedy for all constltu-
tiona! and chronic diseases.
Respectfully, l. HUTCHINSON.
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lam, very respectfully. ..-.
]. l.. GARRETT


DR. HATcHrT: Ny wife. tor several years. has
been afflicted with nervous headache and dyspep il
in their worst forms. For the last TWO years she
has been unde. n,,dical Ireatmcnt without receiving
more than temporary relief She las been pefma-
nenly cuted by the use OF your Cuhosh. have also
been cured by The same medicine OF settled pain
in nv chest. attended with distressing cough and
great difficulty OF Breathing. also hnd II an i'm
mediate reli flor heartburn, with which have been
severely afflicted. Yours, &c, --
SAMUEL {, ATKINSON.
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The following from Or. Garrett Surge DeEtist
OF EEausEi--a- AAlu La raaa MiLL inLa-c.t.

] De l0ITONmC tT0m IT. G1rTeTt. EUTgC1 LtIIl--
OF Evansville, viii be read with interest
EVANSVILLE, Dec Is!, 1919.
DE-. UAT.ETT As duty l owe yol relative 10
your Compound Extract 81 Cohosh. world say, /
have prescribed it in number ct chronic diseases
wih uniform success; especially in case OF chron-
IL GonorrHCa, of era! years Standing, which had
baiiied the skill oi the eminent o The p!oies-
sion.
consider it a most valuable remedy for female
complaints generally -p"rucuLariy tor those in The
decline OF lite
You are at liberty to do with tbs Us you like
lam, very respectfully. ..,.,.,-,
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RATE OF FEEIGHrs To NEW NRLEAHs-To Tobacco
s2,75 p hid; Oats l238l4c . sack; pound freight
. 100 rs, 20 cts; Fork p Dbl, 40c; Corn sack, 70
ta22!c; Flour . bb Soc
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1870!

s=e=-.z=.= f=75z==zs=z 49, essgel Sill
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sARsAPARILLA IS OBSOLETE!
PURIFY TIE SYSTEM.
EATCEITTS
COMPOUND Extract of
Cob SILL

q % Il % = IL
THE public living in the South ard Southwest
1 should know and remember that every medi-
cine heretofore manufactured in the Eastern and
in the South and West The reason is obvious
the difference in climate, diet, and habits OF life pro-
duce among US diseases widely differing from those
common to the East and North. Hence it is moral
~ impossible for any physician, however learned to
manufacture medicine 10 cure our diseases. unless,
by long practice and observation among those dis
cases. he first learn the peculiar idiosyncracy Of the
Southwestern constitution
The Cohosh tMacroty's RGcemoSa) is a medicinal
plant grOwngin our own climate, OF Indian reputa-
ton, and admitted by every physician who has ex-
anned it, TO be surpassed by 70 medicine as tonic
Alternative, and particularly adapted to diseases OF the
Southwest. II produces powerful Alternative and
tonic effect upon the whole human system-stimu-
lating all the Secreons to healthy action and Civ
ing tone and energy to the muscular and nervous
systems.
For all diseases a Using from an impure state OF
the BIZ cd. or from nervous derangement-tOr dis
eases Of the lungs, liver, kidneys, syphaetic and
mercurial diseases and particularly for ali diseases
peculiar to iemaes-it will be found superior to any
medicine in
PROOF! proof!
DIR. HATCaITT: We have examined the recipe
for your Compound Extract of Cohosh, and believe
i To he a good and safe medicine.
We have no hesitation in recommending II as
equal, If not superior to any preparation OF Sarsapa
r.lia for all diseases in which that article Is st
JouN r. W1Lcox, NJ. D.,
Prof Mategia Medica and Therapeutics. Evansville
l.. l.. IANCCCk, " d, Shedlcal
Prof Theory and l'raetice Medicine. I College.
NJ. J. Bray. NJ. D.,
Prot Prime. and Practice of Surgery.
J. s SWAMI. NJ. D., Hen 4ersOn, ny.
Dated Evansville, October %, 1915.
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7 EW GOODS.

4 BEAUTIFUL Assortment of Cassfneres,
: IWeeCs. Cloths. Ca.sines, Linen and Cotton
a9aioouery. lack summer Cloth, Satin and Mar
sae rs Ne>Hng Wool esd Cotton half Hose, Silk
anc Cotton Cum SuspendeTs, Hack Italian cravats,
kossuth crasots and stocks, Silk pocket Handker--
ciefs Umhelia-, Faasols, Summer Hats, Caps
and beautiful Slippers, which will be sold very
caeaP Tor ASH 3 , The subscriber.
WILLIAM HUGHES,
ap9 Il Corner Main and Second sts.
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EEEElY MARKS & CO..
Wholesale DEALERS IN
SILK AND WOOLLEN GOODS,
IA - I'eal5 Srcei. Cincinnati o.,
IA OULD invite The attention Merchants and
; Merchant ailors to their large and elegant
assortment OF Cloihs, Cassimeres. Vesings, Taiiors
Trimmings, etc. etc. in pant follows
Fcuch and German Broadcoths,
Ln1i=h ard Ali eTican do,
Black and fancy Doeskins and Cassimers,
New style American and French do,
Black SILK and satin Yeslings, all qualitles,
Rich new styles do do.
Narcotics and Valencia do do,
Iweeds, Sanets ana Kentucky Jeans,
Caskmeretts, Summer Cloths Queens Cloths,
lr'n Linens, Linen Checks Linen Drlllings,
Coierea CanbIics, Brown Hollands,
Liea.hod Muslinz,
"a he'd and Brown Drillinqs
Iao liuss, Canvass silk and worsted Serge5,
Lwis', Sewing silk, Buuons Buckles,
Thread. SeIesias and Aigans.
= .so. large o5G complete assortment of Silks,
Ribbons. lacc-, Straw Goods, and full assert
mental lilllINEBY ARTICLES, which we Offer
Tor she az The lowest market prices
uhl2 o3m*
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SHERWOOD HOUSE SALOON.

H0AGIA W1OO E2OO2h IA1L@A'-
F1HE Propre.or q tie Sherwood House informs
L bis iends AMI the public, that he has rehtted
the Bar OF this establishment, and provided 1t with
the best varieties OF the choicest liquors, &c lie
j. now opening the season with Mint and Pine APP
pie Jueps and will continue to furnish them IN the
best style, with everything else demanded BY the
taste OF bis n.trons PETER BURK,
myl4 Il FrI"'+ or
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apps IF
TEE RAIr. Rod IS CCE.MFNCEDI
E---s;..sz szs5sz=5 g..2e:3 9ez5 - 4,


and we are on the l-r.t Tram.
, THEREFORE,, he il known 70 one and all, that
4 We are determined to make a change in our bu
sness, and viii sell our present Stock OF Grocer
iCs. Nj consists o! Il genera! stock. with large
ard well selected stock of FINE LiGEOAS OF al
grades, interior to more in market, ana to AL az
yeii as cd custom, in parjic5ar, Will sol
at low figures for Cash, or such paper IS viii be
takcn in Bank win approved security, and .iG NO
other way. And 10 keep all quiet, woa!d ask
I'll that owe rs eAe cent, eitherty Note or account
cal aad STE Us soon. and let Us comp mise TO
ave further steps And to ali having claims against
~, they had better lie after getipg them soon as
possible THIS IS by soberreiec'ion our determined
resolution, and we viii lie greatly Obliged TO al Of
our particular friends and customers rot 10 ask us
to violate this pledge, as sEal! most assureuly
deny them. t1ee said is good thousand times.
TO any one DESTROYS OF locating in Il HoHFsting
city. a2d getting into good TRACE, we Will sell our
entire Stock n good TENS. We have been doing
Grocery business here for Ten years past, and can
OF muck use to cur successors.
ALLlS g EOWES,
apo If Evansville. Ind.
- Gazette, Vincenres; Register, Mt. Ca mel;
Express. Terrell au', journal. Laayfue; copy to
cunt 81 -. and Ssrd bills 10 this office.
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{ ; AEKETS. Eung starters, Rolling pins. Knii
1s cl aHers, Potatoe nasheIs, Butter prints az
lots OF other things for sale by
my4 If HORNBROCk & BURTIS.
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The California Markets.

sAs FRANCISCO, June lion account OF the very a.
rious fire. but hle has been done and quote without
rere nee TO any speculative movement that may pa %
In articles thai have become scarce by large Quantities 30
Ing destroyed -
ers Al SlI; do do In loo lbs sacks o. American
four eli Bsrley-Sales al &C. COfn-Saes al Sc Corn
me In half barrels sweet 7fe &c. Pilot bread 7.e &c.
NAVY bread Sc A6c.
Hsy asa Bricks hard, SIS SO per NJ Cemen'
as Def barrel Boots and Shoes IS per zdvans on
sood invoices. Bsnksls-Sales Of coOred ~ 50 60 40
10 weight CGndies-SperD, 60c a6lc; mold lSc q BE
bimminous has advanced and wanted between
as Sac; anthracite IS eS7 Coffee has bee ,e very
scarce and sales small extent have been made 45c
Cordsge xnd rope In good demand
DAY Goops-foreigr, for ladies' wear ia fair demand
At rerunerAung prices DOm-fics have become scgce
and ssles to extent have been made Heavy Ddns
sec "a sheetings 2oe &c - blesched lower than
bfvvp l5c 9oc; American Pfints &c lie; medium lie
sl4e; as muslins, l5c lsc
CoRKs 81 Q - per NJ seidliiI Povd-rs 81 50 a A.
per dozen. sslarails Isc 7oc Sail Ducs soc 5nr y
Fi.h-n.eterel, No. !, sl4ssiei do. No. 2 slI So;
Coc6sh, tes7e
Zsnis Currsps ic per 10 Peaches eried American S5c
Apples 90, soc Soci Nsinuts, &C &c.
FURsITURE 10 good demand, al renunerarng prices;
ABSORBED, le0 per cent advance.
HAEDwARE-A steady den and for sseabie gOods Malls
So Bar ron ba cts some round scarce rxes BIZ IN.
stoves but linle demand ths season Will scarce
cover coat and chrs.s Bar Lea1, cts; Lead Pipe 10
dem nd al 3 rrre n -
LunBER, AnRRIcAE-Cargoss assorted, $50, a, which
t.I 1tu ert4 ncn Gear uute 40 pf11k
9eo <~t Reh clear shte a-h plans 70 MIA wtse
1u"ssilt NH Clear shie ash paaA, 10 n<sss sas
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Puaseu1srs Arrived.

II ste1m'hip Ohio, from Ch9gres-NS Davis, Pete
w Flower, lady, two children aud nurse, Anderson
and lsdy MIS- Curls Mas Yerger McCsry an! lady,
Miss HyBsOn 8 Day and lady, Cnas Plant aud lady,
Cook sdy, child and sorvt Fersy lady aud child,
Gosynel, lady, FIVE children and nurse Mrs Judson,
Mrs Demersst Miss Robstsic Mrs Ellen Webster, Master
Msrrde, Delschsire isdy and four daughters MesGs
o Callahan Robert DyHs Willis. w Tournle A
Pspin, HHmop Hart T Heath, Cspt Kennel,
Shaw, RObt mcAlpn, A Garrison, Julian Arsrgo Jos-
quin Ayrestersn, Edwsrdo Ladwih, PeIrao Psnslver,
Wilcome, Chss Winters, johnson, Lsue John
Yates, Johnson, N Fr-hmsp, p LOyeTsn N Bsbbeu,
Tuf, A RUfsl, Schop, Gardiner, Pslfrey, II Palmer
man, g Tsle, r HynsOn, M COursiteer, Martin, Mar
tonett L Lyon 3 Hovel shsv, II MOBILES, Wa.
teImsp, Campbell q N Church, Wstefsoo, Sedle,
John McLean John Weeks Nj Denmsu and servant, NJ
yscquet, Sanford, P hcMsster McMas ers Judson,
NJ Demersst children and servant II Cranberry
Ferguson, W Donald, Louis Pierre Scarlett Cham
bersip, VIM Barrel, + Bennes NJ X Robertson, Me-
Eroy Neil, A Hoctman Holloway, @ Spear
Byme, NJ Francisco, NJ McGin, Torey, Elliott Mr.
Jennings, lady and children Mrs Bennger Don juan
Domeo Juan Jimener, Jose C Jtmerner, John Phlpps
Ricardo Nsdo, Jose Gartiso. lady and son Rich
ndson and lady jerome, VIM SmiIh2 10 the stserage.
In steamship 4Ld6dpa from Neo OrleIns-Capt derr
man. lady and laughter Mr. w Smith, lady and nurse
Messrs J Beeker, o Bsrtel and servant Q Culher
Carter, W G Hale, w Blanchard. w Kent Jas
Pa msr, Thayer, s Conrey, ) hsch, Mr. hssland,
Kepdhch, w Sayer Maryland, A Hill, Herssy, ID
Anderson Subway, Mr. Laisoix and SON. Bach, and
25seerage.
children servi; Mrs Has and Two CHILDREN, Mr. Bry
and lady, Misses and Bryant MrG Bryant Masters
and Bryant and servant Mr. Hariy-snd 4lS 10 the
steersge
In big Lorstfo from Mobas-Mrs Amos s Costello, @
Taylor, II Rivers Nj" J Williams
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FREsHET IN THE CONGRATULATIONS afew
hours after the storm Of Thursday night and Friday
morning. the Connecticut commenced rising, and
went steadily up until Sunday evening when it APP
parently came to a stand. Ii stood then at about
eleven feet above low water mark, or within four
feet of the highest point reached by last Spring
freshet Drift came down large quantities. The
Agawam river rose very rapidly after the rain, and
meeting with no obstruction in passing into the
Connecticut, that being still low, it came through
the West Springfield meadows with rush A
curve in its course threw it against bank, which
it cut away or covered with mud, TO the extent of
about four acres, nearly if not quite running it.
portion Of il belongs ~ the estate OF the late Festus
Stebbns. There must be large amount Of the
lower lands overlowR both up and down the river,
from which we may anticipate reports of damage
to crops. Springfield Republican.