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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29

1RGyrThc U. S. Government is taking
measures to ascertain the effect of the
rc3ulsion upon the foreign commerce of
tie country, and upon the. consumption
of importcdb goods. With, this end in
view, the Collectors of the Customs have
been instructed tolget the opinions of
intelligent merchants upon the probable
amount Of imnppoftations for the next
twelve or-eightcen- months; the proba-
bic Change ihhtRS price of the moro i'm
portant articles of import; and also the
probable amount Of goods now in ware
house that viii be- withdrawn foro con-
sumption during'the residue Of'the' ur-
rsnt fiscal year, with any other ipforma-
tipn that maydbear upon the subject
The SeeretaTy- of the Treasury wishes
this informatidnlin order to aid him in
the preparation Of the usual estimates
t., Congress. z-d7 a.a;:s- .ET e79
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29
The Legislature.

The Democrats have the members in
Mahoning. This, with our gains in
Washington, Morgan, ~Wyandot, Har-
din and Guernsey, will make the Leg
~islature stand as follows:
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29
L. S. MORRIS, President. Z
a Secretary.
The October Elections and Their
Lessons.

So far as. we can leara The Delnocia's
haye either carried or nearly carried
all the States which have had elections
this October. Even Ohio, which was
esteemed a perfectly safe and reliable
s s6ISs for orer the to the RsP psmSep5svt ea 9Tb! eg ear
turns indicate that the large and enthn--
@siastic party which So nearly elected
Colonel Fremont to the Presidency
has almost altogether Disappeared
has teen swept out Of existence within
Il few months after that s%tuPcndous man
Hesitation of its power. States, counties,
cities, which teemed with ardent Rcpub-
licans. last fall, now returns a small,
sullcn Democratic majority, and the
Republicans do not seem surprised or
shocked at their losses. One does net
hear their voices anywhere. Even the
Tribune deserts "~bletding Kansas" for
stocks,--lNese Kqrk Herald. p, bra
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29

be- Ohio is the greatest wool-grow7
ing State in the Union. Six millions
of dollars worth has been raisod this
year. A.- CIV" 81 A,.a"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29
CoNNEcr1cUr.--The result of the

CoNNEcr1cUr.--The result of the
town elections is quite satisfactory
The New Haven Registers list contains
143 towns-s5 Democratis, 6s KePub2-
len, and 5 divided : ~..sa.-.7 s.i3
- SpEAKERco OF CoNGREss.uEA WriteFip
the StaRnt on (NaDat Spectators suggests
the name of the Hon. John :I7ctchcrefor
--tT-L E-1-EE -@-ESEt 80 - E~rsT.
Speaker of Congress.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29
If Elected by NiEgers /.

80 -~@
Tho. P3oimdealer, says: 1T may be
that Mr.CHAsE is elected Governor by
a,fp, hsgdre2 potss, He started with
psaf s~eeeaecn dto@sand F&sion majority
iaaAis ..farOr, the entire patronage of the
SeatS. and the active agency of all the
Stats Officials. He has been elected if
elected at all BY less Mas he Niger rote
Of he State HE owe his position to
the celored man, which vote his screech-
ing Tor the lasttwenty years has brought
into the State, and a vote too.which W.
castlfer him gIhoaa the, t~earrant oftawi
Mr.. CHASE if declared elected; will not
be tbs legal Governor of the State. A
nidjoriy Of sehtttc men, tho legal rotcra Of
Ohio, made so-by-our Constitution and
haws,F have cast their votes for HENRY
B:3PaYSE. 142 20 -'s'.i -.-a 80
a beautiful party truly that owes its
elevation to E'burly negroes" .srs 3TF
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29
EAToN,o., G 20. 1857.
-NHUnGY .

One would suppose upon looking al
tke receipts of the Democrat" for sub.
seriPtiop, that such a thing as morey
was not needed in carrying eao u bu-
sinesss Gaud that tho pspor vas publish
ed for mere pleasure, The receipts FOR
the last two week. have not amounted
t9 frs dolt9rs !a7taot half enough tonbuy
the neosssaries-ofslifs for that Ieagthsof
fife, 4 Say Iethi1g of the heakY cash
expenses We are compelled to meetfoF
hands, papsge&a: u Now We must ask
those iinfsbted tothis establishment, to
lo0EasG these things, and then say how
long can a business be kept up under
such circumstances? How can W e-pax
our debts when nobody paysus?a There
arc otets Four HuRared DbtIars due this
Office, in sums Of two and three dollars
each, an amount easily paid by ALL but
our calls ara unheededs On Winter is az
preaching, and the prospect before US
is not so cheering, and We respectfully
But earnestly ask al to cali and settle
with rs. We need money and must
hsye-it, or our 6aab may be obliged not
only to suspend payment, but issaeg-
Those who call and settle within two
wseks, will be charged only adoaace
price; those who do mot, waIbe charg-
ed 50 per year, and their accounts left
for, collection with somo Justice of the
teacet LaIont ...m9t.--u y /.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29
snysWs take the following from the

rGiWc take the following from the
Columbus Journal. Mr.. Van Trump
was the Fillmore candidate for Cover
nor at the last election: .a 81. - ---
LANCASTER, Tuesday, Oct. 20, 1857.
COLONEL ScuoULEK--Dear Sir: 1
have-noticed the statement going the
rounds of the Republicans papers, up
on the alleged authority Of the Ohio
State Journal, that o. the day of the
election, here in Lancaster, I had been
active in ,electioncerins for Mr.. Payne.
As tits not ny custom in politics, OF in
anything else, to ."look one way and
row another" I deem it proper to say
that this charge has not the slightest
foundation in truth. l cannot believe
that you would willingly OF knowingly
misrepresept me before the public, and
have no doubt you Will take pleasure
in correcting the error you have fallen
into. Yours respectfully,
aa"Sa 2. VAN Trump
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29
Fusion FIrImg---svny do. they
Shoot!

The following, from the CIeucland
/ Plain Dealer, is not bad. 1t is a cen
ter shot: .- sa-t
The Fusionists of Cleveland actually
had the impudence to fire several big
guns OF the square on Saturday night.
Not to be buliied out of our own we'll
earned thunder, the Democrats opened
battery upon them, and fired two guns
to their one.
After the ''battIe was over" the Dem
Gratis asked the. Fusionists what they
were firing for =? After the close of the
Revolution, King George ordered a day
of Thanksgiving throughout the British
domains. His Prime Minister did not
understand the object Of the order, and
thus questioned the King:
Your Majesty, is this giving Of
thanks for the recent loss of the thir-
teen American rolonias?'
by no means" said the King,
"Your Majesty. is it the loss Of two
hundred thousand Of your 1Iighness'
royal subjects?".
"Not all ALL" said the King, l.
"Thcn, your Majesty, it must. be for
tne Two HuHureu mIlliou pounuS slel-
ling sunk III the warp ~,
EIt is not that, either" said the King,
but to thauk God hat things are no
So of our Fusion # friends. They
have recently lost Connecticut, been
terribly bcateni in California, buried ten
thousand fathoms deep in Pennsylva-
MIA, have lost a Canal Commissioner
aud both branches &C tho I>.sislature in.
Ohio, sunk out q en thou
sand popular M Aad on Ere:
mont, and have l. elected an old
rickety, brokcn-down, broken-winded
Abolitionist by less than the nigyer uotc
of the Stale! and now they are thank
ing God it is no worse"
Fire away, Fusionists Saltpetrc,
though, can t save you! There is too
much tho odor of the African about
YOU 'Whew!
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29

p-,Some women votein Kentucky.
Every widow having a child between SIX
and fifteen years, can enjoy that prTi7
,lege.ca ,aos-sI . eli 5s'ais baa ,b4ru
IS! cd I
Il peGFiyezh updredathousand nd bushels
of coal left Pittsbargh for. Cincinnati
on Saturday last.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29
.The Omciai vote ia OhiO.

In the counties of Hamilton, Morgan
Auskingum Z ueruseyT Fayette, Co
lumbfT1nFE;a euyahoga, Hancock, Sam
dusky. Crawford, Seneca, Belmont,Shet-
hi. Mercer Gallis,t Jefferson, licking:
Wsfshihg ton, Prebles Montgomery Nin=
tGhni, Butler and Mcig5s, from which We
have o@ffeidl returns, the. vote for Coy
eFsog standsas follows s.-41sr ID
Payne, aS24g
yiH Trump .f19
In the, same. counties last year the
sote stbodas follows for President: u.
BuchSaaaiGs .s5Lo--ccoL .--63;669
RrsmSaafi0 - - So 59,S04
Fillmore, 40 Tr7'17 ol3,67S
'Es1 Another gaeh victory as the
Rlaok Republicans ~achicvedin this State
on theoI3th instz4 and they viii be gone.
8tIwasasirtaAlly adefeat@aud this viii
be maaeoapparen IN another year. If
en- Democratic friends Bqgsns a eau
+iOus1 and wise-poGey.:o The more intel-
Iiseati portion of the opposition feel
this: They see the hand writing upon
Tie van, and they are already preparing
with as good a grace as possible, to hand
vel. the political power of the State to
the. Dem 5cracy. Let our friends biIe
,thsiatimc. Daylight is close at hand,
Observation-Disclosures - H.
aea President Buchanan has directed
Jone. of tho new Shops Of War, ordered
by Congress-, to be built at the Phia-
delphia Navy Yard This will afford
Employment during the fall and winter
TO hundreds of mechanics.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29


Hl We notice that the. disposition
to adopt a specie currency is becom-
ing almost universal. There, is abue-
dance of specie in the country fun the
purpose; and the banking system, how
ever devised, how plausible soever it
may seem is a cheat AND q failnre.U
This. has been demonstrated to the sat
isfaction of a great majority of the pee
bi54 C-E bIeI ts:sZGo.sc ya-
III bo2IAis- sH ,-Gea5s aa;-aa aJoS
II IA Aletter addresseSd tq9 qAAreh
of G 3D. at Portland, Maine, some years
ago. was ireeufned TO thegGe6crals Posi-
Office, WITH the f9d6tss1ti1nnent . Misai-
reetoSdM7aWYe have nethinsG But HpSfasn
e~hurehasiR this plscef'ocds yaomi,ss'
ne IT costs the New Y6ffGeRfhl
Railroad company one million three
hundred and fifty thousand dollars afar
wood. tItis estimated that not less than
66ie thousand cords are con su med daily
costing not less than 81 per cord.
- HEBMBoLD is UNuvERsALLFstAF-
PROVED acknowledgements EXTRACT
Buchud cures Diseases of the Bladder,
Kidneys GraveE.n DropsS;g 4Weakness,
Se. ,aRead the Observation-Disclosures
sf eeium ny headed ssHehnbold'ss Genu-
inc Preparation" .ytIS9 !oa" -
Oct. 22,'1s57.A4t 1T
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-10-29

pg- What three authors, would You
name, in commenting Oman extensive
confagration? Dickens, Hewitt, Burns.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-15
Bragg'S Improved Liniment.
DIR. BRACES ARCTIC EMINENT.

Have you the BRoNCHITIsf
Have you the NBU RALGlAt
Have you the Ia or TOOTHACHBf
YoAaay nd yourself entirely Of these distressing eva
~ ne S.so Of Dr. Bragg's Arctic Linimt nj
Aisyou Afiee ed with Old ssrssf
ArsgOu suffering from old bruisesi
Are Yea enduring pains from spransf
one eo'' Of as Arctic Lnimsni win surely give rslisf
Rhsumsaum Is dreadful complaint
serofaa B n loathsome di essel
Va, ,,.h "a! CANCERS Ger are tsssy slarminEl
chronic kheamstsm r oys sssoula aad in time KIN thE
Why will you endure searyyF
Why will you sussf Via ne Pilssi
When BY using the Arctic Lsisus yOs nag md psrnA-
Arctic Eminent discovery % the ta-med Dr.
RRA6 g, Of Saint Louis, who ssvernE bis eoa.
neeion with the cnee essbrssed Mexesn nusang Lni =
has given world Liuiment which pos.sssss even
more Of the healing quality In this he has bssa
ORIGIN OF THE NAME.
WheE Dr. kane under the auspices Of the Unied states
Government, about proceed 10 the frozen
gions Of the neEth-himsef medical maa-applisd
BILE u system endure Vie bardshps Of land Of rotand
Ice. Among others was Doctor Bragg, then visit
GENT which having analysis
accepted BY Dr. X. and used BY him during that won
derul voyage Of discovery. Hence the origin Of The name
~ How 1T Is RECEIVED.
The very announcement Of this medicine has been r.
we'd JOY nd confidence. Letters containing eera-
cafes Of permanent da B received a. the manuas
eAPteeaiOAs u sdhtNuo "ShAo ~
every mail.
ITS PREPARATION.
The Ingredients Of the Arctic Eminent Of tie most
costly kind, while the IL bestowed upon
pounding them BY member OF the company no makes
personal examination Of ever bottle put up.
FAkM EkS AND LIVERY STABLE KEEP
Frs.
The Arctic Eminent Is also sovereign remedy for Her
aRd Mules afflicted with bruises, sprans, wounds
.cralehes sEeny SPAWN ring oone big head poll eyh, dc
No person owning vouab boseB mules should be with
out IL, ior Il will cure them.
M nlsput up in R5c SOC and q bottles. rhesOo bet
ties 81 bottles contain 50 and 100
menn proportion their cost, and the cheapest.
cry person buying dollar bottle Bragzs hrc5c Lin
imentWi be furnished EmersOus United states Jour
mai for BY hng up the eeriie around eVeFy
dollar bottle and sending il 70 EMERSON Broadway
New YORK
For sale BY Bragg BurrOWes, sole proprietors,
st. Louis, No.
W BERRY & DEMOVILLs
Wholesale Agents.
And b. a. H. ROSCOE, G.. W. HEN DBkSHOT, and J,
bTkBTCh- oct t-dtH&Wiy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-15
HOUSE-BUILDERS,

Who want good Gun Barrels, Fiutor Percussion Locks
sheet Brass German Silver, Guards and Butts, Double
Ingsers, Rine and Shot Gan WiPers, Gan, Nipples.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-15
SaELBY TRON-WORKs
AND
R-WHEEL AANUFA CTORK
Near the Suspension Bridge,
EDGEFIELD TENN EsSEE.

NNHITCoMB, LRIGO & CO Founders and Naehin.
w lists, respectfully give node thai their extensive
Foundry, Machinsshop and Forges. now completed
and in successful operations and that they prepared
execute all orders for heavy AMI light east Including
CAR-WHEELS OF THE MOST IMPROVED PATTERNS,
In this department. thorough knowledge and long exper
ienee enable s to challenge Competition.
Also, CASr-IR0N HOUSE FRONTS Of the mast inprOv-
ed paens plain utsd, and OrnsmsI tai Columns; Water
Pipes Of all sizes Retors for Gas Work., and her asab-
shments where required; steam Engines, Saw As Flour
Mills &C., made promptly TO order and OF the bes material
PsrIeular attention given to repairing machinery low
pHces and on liberal terms.
ourSHlTH-W = will be OF the most extension char.
acter Saw Mill Work, Stlrrups, Dogs, Pman Irons saw
CTanks Bolts and sii kinds Of Mill Irons, made me
shoTtes nouce.
As practical mechanics wishing establish psr
ms ne"t business object will be pay particular
tic all orders for repairing old machinery All
lire is a trial, and confident Of being patron
= We have on hand at present large assortment of
Fin usfoT Seam-Engins-
WHITCoMB, LEGO & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-15
J. K. EDMOEDSON, Sheriff
By K. H. CAMPBELL, Dep Sheriff.
dec2-law tds-printers, fee IS

by virtue Of Execution Of venditoni exponss to me
directed from the Circuit Court Of Davidsoa county at
lie September Term, 1854, in favor Of w. G. Bush vs.
wheels Twill on the 9Th day January next expose pub
c sale al The Court yard gate. IN Nashville,
bidder for cash, three Lots No s. and7 the plan Of Inc
Wilson Spring property, which is recorded in minute book
e, So in the Chsncerv Court atha.hVe and boand
ed Altogether, follows: beginning the west lie Of
south High street, l2 feet South Of with Nc
Even street, and running thence with the margn OF sad
street south wsTdly 80 feet th veswardly al ght
With Heh street 10 10 foot alley, nee VII aid aeV
souhwardy % theuce eAsIEprdy 10 Inc
Levied upon as the property Of A. wheeIis
sale within The usual hOurs.
JOHN X. EDMoSDSoN Sheriff
By k. n. CAMPBELL, Dep. sheriff
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-15
eand DebilitY.-A. old az. come. ereep,n

age and Debility.-As old age GENES creepn on
bIings many attendant inAmes. Loss appetite and
weakness impair he health of activity
the mind discontented unhappy In where old
age adds its influence IL lie almost Impossible vigor
and health and although many remedies been tried
all have failed, until BGRH sVEg HOLLAND BITTERS
were known and used In every they
employed they have invariby given strength and
the appetite They have become agent for this alone
ard used by many people suffering from of
appetite and general debility In long sanding
chronic Diseases they act charm invgoTang the sys
tenn, thus giving another opportunity repair
physical injuries dec 70 iW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-15
For Rent or sale,

elegant suburban residence Oh the boundary
~ Of the city, situated in the CENTS four 0t the
mont WAen highly ornamented with eVergreens, shade
and Fut trees OF choice yaTees Il also contains Vege
aele garden house newly pspered and painted ana every
thing IN complete repair.
In addition to the dwelling there is servants house.
Die, carriage and house there Is ase large etern
capable Of containing 500 barrels OF water:
Inc mouse Is emihenee, Commanding an exenslVo
and picturesque The property viii ne sold a. pree
suitable 10 the times, Tensed 70 eAIsai tenant APPS
70 A. " ). LIZ OSLkH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-15

rs Attention is directed to the Hardware ad
Yertisenent of Messrs. MCCALL, VASLEER, & Co.
in another column. These gentlemen have recently
made large and thoroughly selected additions to
their stock of GUNS, CUTLERY and BUILDING HARD
WARE, and are now offering extra Inducements to
CASH buyers, or PROMPT paying customers, on the
usual time For FINE GUNS andSPoRTIEo AP3AkATUs,
call at No. A, South Market Street. tjau 1.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-15
REMOVAL
REMOVAL.
JOHN WORK & Co.

HAVE removed their Book Bndery from the Tad
ers Bank to second story Of the DAILY News Office,
on the alley between Deadrck and Union where.
We have spacious room, and well prepared 10 do all
S0Fk in line.
We have fine stock Of Blank-Book Papers, and warrant
our work TO suit both workmanship and
price
We took the premium the Mechanics Fair best
made Blank Books, and determined TerOgsde IN
work.
Music Books, Harpers' Magazine, and all periodicals
brought us will be Handsomely and well bound.
dr. numbers OF Harper furnished to complete books.
24-dn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-15
n. & 6. A. WHIGHT,s ORIGINAL FRAN

OR EVERLAS TING PERFUME
FRAEGIFAEEI Extracts PRAEsrAENI PoMABH,
HAIR On, Soar,
" TOOTH owDER " SAcHLT.
These new, elegant and recherche perumeres from
the lsbOrtoy Of Messrs. z. G. A. Wright, SOLE oRI
GINATORS AND MANUFACTURERS in this country. The
Perfume F-angpann oriental production, brought in
its original into ths country and prepared in
forms by them.
The admiration and demand for these articles, is beyond
precedent and in consequence variety OF limitations
springingup; these whether OF HOME MANUFACTURB
or SOLD AS "IMPORTATIONS"hsTe only an evanescent
fragrance, AND SHOULD BE AVOIDED BY PURCRAs.
BRs For sale by all the Druggists in the United States
and Canada, and in Nashville by Messrs. DEMovILLE
BELL, RAIEs BRowE, G. W. HESDEEsHoTT, Jo W. BRowE,
sTRErcz & PICK and J. STRETCH, and Wholesale by
BERRY d DEMOVILLB.
r. &c. A WRIGHT, Sole onginstOrs and manufacturers
in the United States
No. IS late % South Fourth Street, Philadelphia
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-15
$4,000.

4 proportion to the Inventors or Venders of any
Seeing Machine in the United States or Europe
$1,000.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-15
BLACKSMITHS.

Who are nneed Of AuviIs Of any size, Vices either
mon or Box, Bellows Of size warranted TO work per-
leey Horse Raps, Flat and Half Round Piles sledRes
Hand Hammers Hore-ShsO Nails, English aad American
Blister CAST and Shear Steel Stocks and Dies old fashion
ed Screw Plates at cost.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-15
Something new in Nashville.

THE proprssors Of the celebrated Wire Gauzs Portable
Flour et acted much attention al our late
Fair nave the Sewanee House. in the city,
where they have exhibition complete operating Mode;
aso some full Machines uhch they have for sale and
ready 10 pnt Mills The proprietoIs will be happy
exhibit 10 all persona who may Aver them with cal All
VIC caI will We paid for the time SPENT don't all
TO cali as above state orCounfy rights ts Some other
useful and Ingenious inventions, also o. exhibition BY
same parties. J. LOREB,
dee l0--dlW sA ;. ham.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-15

Ear-Ache Cured,-This psinul affection, to wheh
any persons especially children, subject every fall
and winter readily casble b. the of BRAses ARcTe
LEIMENT. lew drops upon piece of cotton should
be put into the be Sorne and the
rounding parts well bshed with the Lnimen applied with
gentle friction with the hand Thousands Of have
been relieved in few minutes by this invaluable nimen
It also an infallible Rheumatism, Neuralgia
SprEiRs and Bruises, Burns and SeSds, and all diseases
the skin 1t is for sale by all respectable Druggists.
dec5-d&W I'm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-15

BA1rEr's sPR1xes.-The attention of capitalist is
directed totbe advertisement in tOdsys paper oer-
ing Bailey's Springs, in Alabama, for sale Inc
Florence (Ala,) Gazette says;
The value of these springs can scarcely be over
estimated They are among the lew springs IN the
world. the waters Of which contain Iodine that in
gredient so poteniy ecaeious in building broken
down MISUNDERSTANDING mercury and other
mineral from the system-remoying scrofuloHs and
all cutaneous diseases-snd reiuvenating it were
those who have paled and prematurely grown old
under the Influences Of tropical and miasmstic dis
triets. This Watering Place should, and no doubt
WILL bring round SUN; and If the right sort Of man
gets it, there will be no investment of a similar
amount that viii pay so we'll.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-15
RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.
EXPORTED By 4. H. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AaKNT.

REPORTED By h. H. HARRISON, STEAMBOAT AGENT.
The river has for the present. reached its highest
point, being five feet two and three-fourth inches
below the high-water mark of 1917 The present
inundatOn has caused the most of the tenements in
the low grounds of city, 10 be vacated by their
inhabitants, among whom much distress exists.
The bottom lands of the Cumberland are pretty
generally overfoWn, which will cause a heavy de-
struction of corn in the fields The drift has been
unprecedented as to quantity, which indicates that
the upper portions of the river have suffered
severely than the lower portions. This attribute
TO the low stage of the Ohio, at the commencement
Of the tide which suffered the water to vent more
freely than it usually does at fair stage of the
Ohio. The river at this point is slightly on the
decline.
For UPPER RrvER.-The Rock City and Sligo
will leave for ports above, this day, at o'clock,
p. IN.
FoR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATL-The popular
regular packet boat, John Gault leaves this morn
ing at o'clock above and all intermediate land
ings.
ExPEcTED.-This day, Cuba, from Paducah; Ella,
from st. Louis; Dunleath, from Cincinnati; and
Poland, from Pittsburgh; and Coal Boats from
above.
BUsNEss-Extremely dull, with little or no i'm
provement.
ARRIvED.-Jobn Gault, Louisville.
DEPARTED.-Sallie West, st. Louis; Blanche
Lewis, Paducsh.