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PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED

PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURED
sALA AMBER SAFES,
NNTARRANrED to stand 10 per cent Gre -
w shan any Herrings eafes In use, and sold At u
the same prices Also, iron Shutters, Sash a hi
and Doors for Bank vaults and @ADkD
stores. Also, Patent Slate Lined ReIrig-
orators, all warranted goood and cheap any the
country by EVANS & WATSON No. IS South 4th street
Philadelphia Pa. Halls Patent Powder Proof Locks and
all the celebrated Locks furnished when required W. O.
the above ny5-iy
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LADIES, SHOES

LADIES' SHOES.
4 AIDES Italian Cleth Caters, (plAlp toeE)
4 do best CuFaco Kid Callers;
DO do do Welt Boots;
do do do do Pump Boots
do hne Kid Pump Buskins;
do do do do Paris Ties;
do White Kid Slippers;
Children's do Boots;
Just received by RAMAGE CHURCH,
my23 ~ College street.
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FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH.
FINE RocKAwAY FOR SALE.

HAVE for sale a hne RocKAwA f,-suitablc for
two horscs with a PORTABLE PARrITI0N-hzs been
used about six months. Also. eacrnrnt FURNITURE
CAK Chesp for cash. Apply e l. MOSES,
No. 10 College street.
mys-tf Opposite he sesame House.
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ron SALE.

HOUSE AND TOT in the southern porsien a 49,
"A ~. rity The lof Is situated ostSeea MARKET ,.d
"a Mas sfrests contnuafioB q tFont streS mi
- -. - ,rro street 81 i-ei. running back $50 -
go - al .ey-ths Hoass contains four Iooas sth an
i. -, fIn Poftco In front and Porch eight ret Sde
- - Rrics buiidines any person Wishing 10 bay
-. - .ufrtabe hosae shoua examine tbs above house
- o. As sli ss cheap and Epea rsasonAes terms.
"a. Ne. N Dea4srck street.
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RFpucYp PRICES.

6kNrLkMENS ICRNi.filNo AND fANSh "O"No
ths season 1. advanced aad re wish make 8r
n fail purchase si scs eur present sisck a. ~
dnced pces Of shirts Under every fafi-
ETY. Glsyes halfhess CraSats socks, Cmofe.s OAass.
cohs BrasAes Fans fsesh and choce 10 q terfanefy,
Hair Ogx Ae Also fe beat sole eather frunks. Carpet
Bags &e together with mAny osher arteesail y Shieh
ve WIN sra al lov rates. uysl j. Il. heGiLL-
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T,OR SALE on RENT-i have desirA- -
Il - beuss cn Lever Market street for sale Or IL
r~s shs hsass coasAinRE bar reoms IN the Fan -
eslipr uith asIar dRinsE0on, kchen and AZ Heeesse-
~ 80 6ainxs Any wishing cozale table rssasnes
~. enc eoaysnent he business part o. me ey shoaa
A-~' nj a BALLOHE, Zeal Agi-
t.,s.f No. u peaderick street.
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NEWEST RAILROAD RRANGEMEN
FROM LOUISVILLE, KY,
By THE JEFFERSONVILLE r. r.,
Via Cincinnati,
BY THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI R. R.;
Or, Win indianapolis,
sY TIE BELLEFoETALNE q CZETELAND r. r.
To sandusky, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara, Pitts
burg, Baltimore Washington City, Phil
adelphia, New York, Boston, &C.
DOTH Routes are expeditions and through fares to any oil
I'D the above points the same
First Passenger Trans leave the Jenersonve n n
Depot daily Sundays excepted TO make sure connections
with the roads beyond.
HIEGANTLY FITTED UP OMNIRUSES
Are carrying passengers from the Hotels or any part Of
louisville, TO and from the Railroad station.
Further particulars be obtained by nquirng at the
Offices OF the Hotels, at the JeersonYle X Omcr,
near the alt House. Louisville, where through tickets TO all
the principal cities can be procured. - -
A. P. OSBORNE, sup't.
J. W. HALL Ticket Agent in Louisville. jan2O-u
Vicksbarg whig hatcher Courier, New Orleans Pcayune
and Delta Eagle Enquirer In Memphis, please copy Tor
three months, and charge r. r. oni'e.
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IOHN ~. WEST has reeenty receives, 70 Addiien
81 10 his brneF stack % Faetory findinga,
f,eQa icet Leather bsitings
Pstsnt Rsh Panches-Gssorted In one hAnales
~ das. sheep SANS. al
~ a Cali a
Gan0o Ring Travellers. neri3-u
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LIME SOAPS.
COTTON NARNS
THE RIGHT MACHINE INVENTED AT LAST

VAN be seen at Armstrong Go = on Market street thu
- best STRAW and HAY CUTTER ever invented Ihey
are pronounced by all who have tried them possessing
very superior advantage over anything Of ihe kind that
ever been produced. Cal and examine yourselves Wa
warrant perfect satisfaction the purcha er in all cases
api-u ARMSTRONG & CO Agents
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NEW FIRM.
SEAGO & LAWRENCE,
CrOcerS, Commission Merchants,

AND DEALERS IN
GRAIN, BACON, LARD, HAY, FRUIT. FLOUR, &C. &C.
No y and "a Whit hall street, Atlanta, Ga
oNsGNMENTS respectfully solicited prompt returns
~ promised Cash advances given Produce IN store
and cash orders filed with prom tnrss and care.
aprH-trwkw 6f
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BOOKS FOR LEISURE HOURS

CTAR PAPERS, or Experiences Of Art and Nature, By
- Henry Ward b ech.r.
PEEPS FROM A BELFRY, or the P IRISH Sketch Book,
by Rev. p. W Shelton.
JOY AND CARE, Friendly Book for Young Mothers BY
Mrs. Tuhil.
OUR COUNTRYMEN, or Brief Memoirs Of Eminent Amer.
leans, BY Losing
ALONE, by Marion Hsriand, 6H Virginia
Ju received and for sale by
iyT sue CHARLES W SMITH.
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INOak k ENE-I have for rent a splendid stand for a
IL Blacksmith, the Niurfre, sb0ru Pike 10 miles fro
Nashville. Improvements, good shops, family rrsdence
and all necessary houses rs % cleared land
plenty Of fire wood, &C. Terms easy Apply 20
r. A. BALLOWE GeuT Ag't
tanl EN- No. II Deairrcz street
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n m Passengers at all the principal Hotels for each and
svrv train By leaving directions at either OF the above
oaces will call orpassengers in all parts Of the ety Win
ont fall ~ v
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CHOOSE YOUR ROUTED

80 80 - -
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FoR LApIEs. MISSES AM CHILDREN.

FUN LAOAEof MAooAS ~
AIDES saperhne Caters Waking shoes Of French No
II rocco aud Ki, suPernne slpPsT'' Du'h' Anu AA'er
Misses Caters Pumps and Well Morocco and Kd RSss.
cAldrens Boots shoes and ua's's OF every variety OF
style
RAMAGE CHURCH,
III AZ College street.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

From the Newspaper Advertising Agency of W. s. sWYM
MER, No IA Second Street. ST. LOUIS, No.
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PENNSYLVANIA ELEcTIoN.-The Harrisburg
!, Union publishes full returns from every county
in the State. The vote for Canal Commissioner
stands as follows: Plumer Democrat) .161, 26l,
Nicholson (oppostion) 149, 745, Democratic
!. majority ii, $50 The Legislature will stand:
, Senate, II Democrats to Is opposition: House,
SO Democrats to IS opposition
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HoGs-LARGE PERATos.--We understand
that one ofour pork house firms sold yesterday
to an Enalish packer 10000 hogs at Sc from
the hooks An average Of 200 pounds net
per hog, would make aggregate amount involv-
ed in the transaction $24OOO0. This is, we
believe the largest transaction that has ever
taken place ia tkis MARKET Lou. Jour. 25th.
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DANIEL wooLsEY.. HlR.
AETSllERnN VRnnHK$

DANIEL AAkAA NkAsOh
AUCTION ROOMS.
Old Court House Corner Main Third imme
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
LEAVING leased for term of years and fitted the
II Il above well known stand prepared to re-
and household furniture horses bug
giles. etc.. etc.
Cash advances made on consign ments when required
Regular sales every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
cling O'Clock A. NJ Also Tuesday, Wednesday
and Friday nights at early gas light.
and sales of real estate promptly attended
to.
We weekly receiving. and have on hand large
and of FURNITURE consisting otslat
spindle and hanneter backs scroll and scolop rim
hack office. French. Jenny Lind and Bustle wood seat
Chairs mahogany and sofa Chairs Elizabeth
ehair spring seat rockers sofas soeiables centre
card dining and breakfast tables; light and wash stands
lounges mirrors. fine common and misses bedsteads
tin and wire Safes which will sell Gin
cinnsti prices.
We have also hand great variety ofuOtions ewslry
v'ons aecordeons pocket cutlery pistols whips,
etc. which will sell reduced prices for cash,
wholesale or retail. Wo0LSEY & NELSON.
my9 Auct's.
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9otal Department,


SLIrEH, WELLS, s. BIRcH's MrEsTRELs.-
Crescent Hall, win present . gay appearance
on the occasion Of the first appearance in this
city Of this celebrated troupe Of star performers,
whose great reputation is quite sufficient to in
sure their brilliant success. This company
have Just concluded most profitable engage
inentin Cincinnati of tloelUe ,cesks, and the en-
tire press Of that city are unanimous in the
opinion that Sitter Wells, & Birch's Minstrels
are decidedly the best band that ever appear
ed the Queen City.
Or @Copeland's Exchange Bank" is paying
from 81 ,o8 to S1l0 per acre for band Var
rants. Buyes notes, loans money in all sums,
pays interest at the rate of 6, z, and 1oper
cent. per annum on special deposits; receives
Of regular depositors the. Notes of all SOL
vent Banks of Illinois, and the old Banks of
Tennessee. Go and see him. Bank on First
street, near Main.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-29
DIR. W. T. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLs
AND FEVERS.

iris osten and TOO the practice individuals
Of e. to ns rem persons whG ha..
merely ths Of the brain Of the cOmpOurdsE
Ths DO not claim for the P IN.
bablio miraculous and cures in diseases which
diseases in the caption this advertisement
sure and speedy REMEDY 70 suLsaSate this assertion h:
would refer to persons in this copunoy Who alter trying
found relief iioIn the use Of these Pills
made y II pafpo making ons They
enTe Of sostiV and he soiS snss
prices centrally patentpills But those wiS
en- Sent fSt @ f.s daily
patton will find these Pills the cheapest and
denee the these Pills will be given BY
application to the subscribers
ant TIKI s ss aha % ten sn f I 9 w s
rr Ague Pills and happy 70 say that they sf-
fssssaa speedy and permanent cure. JOHN II. NoFAR.
the reputation that Dr. Ps had in crnS eh. sna
fever purchase box Of Dr. W.T. Ovens sty eelebTs
well and believe them be the best Pill to the
~, " go, owsSsaG2o: Ky; May u, 1855.
been severely siietd with chs and Fever
h ps Ply, S'' s last 70 Try o. Dr.
cn ~, ris Tisn an ana 70 NY great Joy sins
most ss;h.ST,s si.il diseases Ch;,I: M Fever.
moment. 90 y Compton and FRO.
with Chiis sgAin. uses CHAS. d. GRIST.
Boz TfARB6R KY. April1I 1885,
Thsis cerfy That Chilis in NV family
for the months and ltried all Chill Pills
Chill medicine that were to the -ordi
nary they have stopped the chills
family with Exception On Oldest there
If would make It'll
DR.. Owens Chill Pulls, and safely say everybody
that they tia hes. Pills have used
t--es. tf . owESsBoRo Ky, Feb a. 1855
DR.. VI. r. OwrS-Cear Sir: have BEEN aficted vita
ehs and FEY for six mouths and after
have cured me sound and WE'LL and believe them the
best medicine in BALTHASER " ACH.
entieman years and cerN-
fy that hls statements are trg, ,v,,r,,
- Pittsburg. Pc.
+. =
LEwIsPoHT. KY Jan. 2, 1883.
This eertfes that have had the chs and lever
and tried various remedies without effect thin
bo1 of Dr. OWENS Chill Pills. and shs cured
s o. e-O..t ..r4f .THDS. +. TAYLOR.
o@ESsBoKo April ia 1885,
certify that had ehills and fesef and applied
physician who prescribed for and medicine,
which did break the chills give relief.
advsed try DR.. Owens Chill Pills. aid thsY
stopped the chills and perfectly we'll THEY
cured me ola most distressing pain in the side which
with chills would do well to them; they certain
.+afEf f4FEH GEO. W. MONARCH.
R- These Pills warranted in every instance
where the directions are followed.
H1- For sale. Wholesale and retail by
u ytr-ft ses.etr J. W. COMPTON. Druggi.t.
~ rsef4 0wenshurg KY.
Also By W0OLSEY e. SAWYER,
Wholesale and Retail gents,
sep1 4m-w Evansville. lad.
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MEDICINAL.
# AMILY PITY Sic

WERE haslong existed apuse demand for an effective
a its e0g6 ss ssi Sss On sas
that demand extensive trial has
Ss best IS easy e n.ls physSGs Pill bat
the bat all the advantages every other TINS
has been ATTEMPTED here and with would
tunate for the patient hitherto that every pnrgavs
Many them prodase nue s1pns sn ana rs
vusen in the tenn As more thar the
taOn pain unless ar from previously existing
table harm arise from theirne any q1sntity But
s1as ~ which
they appcabe. given the hox.. Among
snn oows ss ~ w
sas LOS Fl r
Pain the Side Lons truth these are but con
pTomps snd sure relief in es eSoy
11d S Sa nth
and every Gaze where purgasiye is required
soS hS Be taken II the the s ana purify ~
blood and the system for the change
action and the appetite and vsor They par the
the @ Sd on the s
energies OF the whole organism 50
b
fsx
required be enumerated here hey
Cd tS PHI win shan snyhias xhish
once known the pubic viii longer doubt what remedy
to employ when in need Of csthartic medicine.
Being wrapped they pleasant take and being
purely Vegetable harm arise from their
gu btty. ta -e
For minute directions the wrapper on the kex.
Il PREPARED BY ase
] A NJ ES C.. A Y E r,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST. LOWELL. KAss.
Price IS cents per box sH Hi's s SY fsr$l
Keller. Farnsley & Co.. Evansville. Ind.I
YagIe L. Crawford. OKensvile;
Haiock 4 Parmiter. PrinestoA;
G.. B. Bingham. PatokG: .t-a--.
W. J. Whiting Cynthi&na;
J. E. Jaquess L. Co.. Poseyvil,;
Messrs, Gardiner at Blairsvile aRa VAUDEVILLE;
and Robertson. W est Fyaxklin:
DIR. Thomas Newman and las. Sam psos Ht. VerRsal
Hudspeth e. Bro, BooHville;
Bowers & Sargent. EeNburgh:s -.r-s1
Adams & Campbell. Petersbursh;
Fred Eekstein. Cincinnati. O.. and all druggists.
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CITY TAX SALE OF 1855.

NpY virtue Of the authority vested by theehsrtsr
I'D and ordinsn of the City of Evansville and State
Indiana will sell to the provisions Of said Omar
and ordinances for the
and charges due said the year the
seribed and the named
ne r
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OTThe handbills for the Seward and Nye
meeting in Albany On Friday. night, were In
tended to be headed Freedom, Civil and Reli-
gious" but by an error % of the types, actu-
ally read ."Fusion, Civil and Religious, =
~ Rochester AMlsr.
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DESIRABLE RESIDEN
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS,
Opposite TIE NV CoukT HOUSE.

OPPOSITE THE NEW COURT HOUSE,.
GENERAL AUCTIoNEERS& REAL ESTATEBROKERS
RESPECTFULLY tender the citizens
H9 Evansville and for the sale of Real
and Personal Property Houses and Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware Groceries, also particular atten
en paid all out door sales description
able satisfactory We shall do exclusively Com
mission Business having place
competition with consignors both the buyer seller
have fair and legitimate market We will devote whole
time the Auction and Commission business and friends
customers assured that will efforts
please them With prudence business
the confidence of all those their
60
P. G.. o. RILEY 4 CO.. Evansville 1898 -H= 1850"
DUvALL, ALGo & Co.. Memphis, Tenn.
JAMES BOYD, do do.
r. B. SYKES New Orleans. = q sr
fIILEs E.. FoLKEs, Vieksburg Miss.
f MS; McH1 Z Rios c So OH.
KELLOGG FooT. do do.
EDWARDS Il BUSHNELL, st Louis No.
ReEniar sale days Tuesdays Thursdays Saturday.
10 O'Clock and every evening during commencing
at early gasiight. ap5 SWEET LEONARD.
Auctioneers.
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erThe National Intellgencer says that the
hotels atWashington are now capable of ac-
commodating LAO persons.
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P1rrsRIfRGH Oct q

PITTSBURGH, Oct 20,
VIM. Bennettj convicted yesterday of viola
ton of the liquor law, appeared in court to-
day and gave bail until the motion for a new
trial was decided. The court stated that all
cases now will be strictly enforced, without re-
gard to persons.
In the case of Joseph Shannon, the jury re-
turned a verdict Of guilty. s
New ORLEANS, Oct. Is
1t is reported that Alvarez owing to ad-
vanced years and feeble health, has resigned
the Presidency and Commonfort has been
chosen in his place.
- .,-s New ORIEANs, Oct %.
While the brig j. s. Gettihgs, from this
port was quarantined at Campeachy, COL
Zetinr, passenger, was removed by force of
arms from the vessel by orders of Gen. Ulloa,
during the absence of the captain, and con-
veyed on board the Mexican war steamer
Oajaca and taken to Sisal, from thence they
made their way to Merida, where they were
received with great Joy. The conduct Of the
Mexicans demands an explanation.
There are three mails due here from New
York.
Arrived to-day-Ben Franklin. Departed
T. c. Twichen and Denny
r-u.. BALTIMORE, Oct rs. .
New Orleans papers of Thursday and FRI
day are received. They contain details of a
recent battle between the Texan Rangers and
Mexcans. The latter, though beaten, were
not dispersed.
Capt. Callahan had eacamped at Eagle Pass,
and had applied to Texas for aid.
WASHINGTON, Oct Is.
The members of the Southern Synod visited
President Pierce yesterday, and compliment
airy speeches were exchanged.
BosToS, Oct Is.
The storm has ceased and a bright sky hay
ing succeeded, the prospects for the National
Agricultural Fair have improved. ~
The citizens set apart to-day as q general
holiday Business has been generally sus-
pended, and the stores public offices, and
schools, both Of this city and adjoining towns
have closed for the day The city is overflow
ing and the fair crowded with visitors.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 25, P. NJ.
!. Gotten has declined from d 1a-sales A.
500 bales middfng at 8@624c; prices rather
nominal and buyers demand reduction.
Flour-prices are tri6e higher, with sales at
SO 50-Corn 67L Gro. Oats 43@50c. Prime
Dbl lara ilLrc. Freights-cctten to Liverpool
nc. Sterling exchange 1914.
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Said Sale will be the House. In the city Of Evans
vs the third day of November 1885, between the hours
Of 10 o'clock A. M aAd o'clock p. NJ. of said day
JOHN FARRELL.
FL ies- IL. City Collector.
P S-Those interested in the above premes pay the
above denqnent costs and charges time prior
the day Of sale locti3 IT,
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RAILROAD AccIDENrs.-The 8 A. M. train
from Cincinnati for this city was thrown off
the track on the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
three miles east of Lawrenceburg yesterday
morning, by coming in contact with cow
The locomotive was badly damaged, the tender
was upset, and two or three passenger cars
were also. thrown off the track but not much
injured I A passenger from Richmond, Ind,
who was standing ON the platform, was caught
! between two, cars and both his legs cut off.
1t was not expected that he would survive.
. He had twice been ordered by the conductor
> from the platform, and was on it for the third
time when the accident occurred. The engi-
neer and fireman were. .scalded, the latter seri-
pously. Another locomotive and cars were
O pteeured and the passengers reached here at Z
o'clock last night Lou. Jour 25th.
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RIVER ITEMS.

- The fast packet Northerner was again
at our wharf Saturday morning, from Louis
vile bound for St Louis. with good trip of
passengers. We thank Mr.. w. L. Harper,
clerk, for papers. ~ssa 5ls lea 3
The Cincinnati Commercial says the
Altamont when she left that city for St. Louis
had on board 100 children among other pas
sengers.
- The Minerva, here last Friday, had
oh board 225 cabin and deck passengers, and
800 tons Of freight, from Pittsburgh for St.
Louis
Capt Barter is loading the St. Clair
for Memphis instead of St. Louis, at Cincin-
natl. .s-.l....
- The Switzerland, Ohio and Susquehan-
ma were loading at Cincinnati for New Orleans
last Friday.
80 There was rush of boats here last
Friday, bat a pretty general calm prevailed
Saturday at the wharf till afternoon.
~ Bars are once more becoming river
topic. Several of the big boats have been
aground above while the Canal is becoming
very troublesome We do not anticipate any
rise of importance for at least a month.
- The fast Fashion may Be expected this
morning from st. Louis for Louisville. Mr.
Clark, of the office, one Of the most popular
clerks on the river will do everything in his
power, as he always does, to render passengers
comfortable. Cy Drew, Jr., his assistant, will
see that the Evansville folks especially, are
put on the premium list" for all the, good
things. The Fashion still preserves het old
popularity, as she is bound to do with her pres
ent officers.
----Theiittle Wabash steamer Black Hawk
arrived here Friday night. She had been
slightly fractured by butting bridge on the
Wabash, but not damaged in any vital part.
This steamer brought out very full load,
over q thousand sacks of wheat, among other
items, consigned to John S. Mitchell.
THE Niagara was here Saturday from
louisville bound South. She did not find
much freight here and only made short stop
E,page. She had not full trip, but was crowded
with passesgers at $35 per head.
We thank Billy Houston, of the Rain
bow, fora package of Louisville papers left us
lass Saturday afternoon. ~