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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-24

Help that never Tires or Leaves You've
are agents for the sale OF wATSON'S SEWING MA.
CHINE, the best and cheapest machine yet invented
Ladies, II you wants FRIEND, one who will do yoni
work and tell no tales servant that Will not run on
of nights, or ask pay at the end Of every week, buy
one Of these useful articles, (pricc rom els to s2,
and we are sure you will be suite.
H0RNBRv0K & CO.,
fohS Wa.er street. Evansville.
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:, for their own safety, must avoi,

for their own safety, must avoid
-, ,counterfeits, from the use Of which the
~ luences have followed to invallds who lave
- Jed into buy ing them. An article which is
-. in the advertisements Of il, to he only an
I'm Of Prof. Charles De Graths Electric Oil,
. offered to the public by person in this city
| - 'etends to have picked up knowledge of the
".1of preparing it. while in the employ Of Prof.
Trtfath.
lis isan entirely unfounded pretension. person
o now adverises an imitation Of the Electric Oil,
Is once engaged with Prof. De Gra.h as book keeper
nd correspondent, and thus made himself known to
,me customers; but he was never entrusted with the
Of the Medicine, Of which he is entirely
'norant. or this person, it is not necessary say
ere at present, as, OF course, will buy i'm
alton, when they can obtain the original, genuine
tice by application to Professor Charles De Grath
Is long established Store No. 80 South Eighth street
few doors below Chestnut. feb2i-d&w
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- Jas been instituted in CHICAGO

n Cb,nce,by Isaac II. Trabue, Amos T.
coodbue 4 Elizabeth T. Goodhue, against
a.. CHI, and Rock Island Railroad Com
n.nv /, Iichigan Southern Railroad Com
- I no less than one hundred and
~; ~ ie other defendants, involving the
.;,,o property in the South Division Of
.h., !, of the value of over half million
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~ Prof. Morris afternoon class of ladies
and children will meet, hereafter, on We'd
nesdays and lSdturdays-not Fridays, as VIC
enormously stated yesterday morning.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-24

HThe Democrats Of Spencer county held
mass meeting at Rockport on Saturday
ast, at which strong Anti-Lecompton reso-
utions were passed, and every man who
Guild 60 was appointed delegate to the
Convention.
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iitural Society.
fnty AgriculturalSociet y
nieihoe,s " 'ie e|a' ssgates to attend District
a.o .'no1 ~ itdral Societies in this Con
gressional District, at .,a ,r,,n;,i,g. D;.,r;c,
for the purpose of Z .-,Io-sI.s.o.
Agricultural Socies - -
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"a large and spirited mass meeting of
.Lecomptonites was held at Columbus,
q, on the Goth inst, at which Douglas was
A endorsed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-~~~~-~~~-~~~-~-~~c~~Oc~ per line
W. NOTICES in this place, 10 Gee times;
kssSxa one insertion; 20 cents per liner time.
90 cents per line one week: discount on t,-~---~--
Kemp'g Worm Pastiiles.-Ag .-.---,
children that puzzle medical men,. ,..,,-.l..
worms, and might be prevented or CT I,
use Of these Pastiiles. BRIsToL's
curing the most desperate cases OF v',.sN
-, -. -. s., % n. T. Lannan &
Kemp, Wholesale druggists, So v =, ~"
O. feb3i d&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-24

.Sstetter's Bltters.-
ls56.-Some month";
-. an attack OF Remittent
- Hostetters Bitters, as an
-. -'.,,s.,r the condition of GONZALES
~. 80. simple justice to say that
,. "ou, -, my digestive organs, and at
., VIZ bowels gently open. have
V m that, hitherto. in using it in
-. S.,@ ~ every case where have ordered
:. - 49,. In thus speaking freely Of IT,,
w. ae'ea IKE 1atent medicine, an article it by no
n,-, Pun SANDF0RD BELL, NJ. d.
SN,, I.- rs and dealers generally.
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wWe are indebted to Mr.. George Foster
who came passenger on the Woodtord ycster-
day, for late New Orleans papers.
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80, 100, $50.
Bond holders subscription. 572,21O.

Total cost above its receipts. "a 02e ,O95.
In the above there is no account of interest.
The expenditures since it came into the
hands of the Trustees has exceeded the re-
ceipts from all sources, the sum of s4O6, 900.
During the last year the expenditures were
about Sl2O, 900 more than the receipts.
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~ A poor mechanic Of Chicago has be-
come heir to fortune Of $2oo, 900 by the will
Of q relative lately deceased in Australia.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-24

THE STATE TREAsURr.-Thc balance in
the State Treasury on the LIST of October
was. -. .&4S4 .43l so
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IONS FOR BUYING HARPER AT
DOBBLL & CONVICTIONS
lRsT-IT Is ONLY TWENTY CENTS PER

-ECoSD-The Pages ARE ALLCUT.
fHIRD-Dobell y Conyngton VIII bird them supe-
6r to any other firm at 5 cents per volume. Thus,
5 Sixty cents in the cost, reducing the bind
ng TO mere nothing, much below those who vertse
% bind az half nrict feh2i
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The following address was written by
one Of young ladies in the High School,
and signed by all the scholars in the va
rious departments, Of an age to compre>
bend its purport; copy oft was sent
to the gentlemen to whom it was ad-
dressed, as testimonial Of regard
and gratitude, for the active and efficient
exertions of those gentlemen in the cause
of the schools. 1t is well merited COM
pliment, and one by which the recipients
may feel themselves highly honored.
To Aessrs. Decker, Kehr, Wolain, Bitchf
and others, supporters Of tie Meeting al
apollo Hall, Friday erening: February lsth
For your spirited and effectual efforts TO-
wards preserving the Free Schools, we, the
scholars, return our grateful thanks. The
memory ofthe patriotism and pure democracy
there displayed, will ever reflect credit ant
honor on that assembly of free men in nobl
cause. May similar success attend and crown
Jour future efforts in behalf of Education
and Freedom, and may the measure of you
happiness equal your deserts. Please accep
this testimonial of the gratitude and appre
citation of the pupils of the Free Schools.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-24
DENJAMIN FRANKLIN AND PROFESSOR
HDDEGRA rankin irou chit eiecfricifv froH

RENJAMIN FRANKLIN AND PROFESSOR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES brought electricity from
the heavens to the EARTH but ii remained for Profess
Derath to apply that electricity 10 the relief
diseased and suffering morals-diseases that hereto
fore baffied the physicians old treatment, such a
Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Pains, Stiff Joints, Deaf
ness, Swelings, Palsy, Piles, Skin Diseases &C.,
cured by Prof. De6rath's Electric Oil, in one or two
DAYS. Read this letter:
PRoF. DEGRATB:-I have been the victim for many
years Of Rheumatic affection and lost the use Of my
limbs; could not raise my hand 10 my head, in
short, wastotally helpless. applied your Eiec
trio Oil, and before hal used one bottle was per
fectly cured. You may refer anv sufferer 10 me.
MRS. r. HUTCHINs,
Seventeenth and Thompson streets.
Mr.. Hutchins Is well KIN own in Philadelphia My
Oil has cured ono other Philaielphians, among whom
are Geo. w. Ward, Esq, Jos. X. Bacon, r. b.
DeCosta, Mrs. Fassit, George c. Bower, 5oa North
Third street, and others al innitum. Sale depot for
this city, No. 50 South Eighth, near Chestnut street.
PROF. CIIAS. DEGRATH.
The Electric Oil Depot has not been removed.
RALEIGH, n. c., Feb. s. 1887.
I, Joseph b. Hinton, loug retired physician Of
this city, have suffered much the last six years Of
affection Of the knee and ankle joints Of Of my
legs. rendering very lame the limb stiff and
tracted, and wthal, having been deaf in ear the
last thirty odd years, from cold in the head many
years ago-have to-day had one application OF Prof
DeGahs Electric Oil to the diseased JOINTS applied
by the of Prof DeGrath, Chas. DeGrath Of Phila
delphia, and, by the blessings of God, find my con-
tracted leg very much limbered, and am Of opinion
few faithful applications will restore it tc
soundness and usefulness again. Since one applca
ton has enabled to short distance without in
convenience. My hearing in the deaf ear, so much
| improved that can hear the ticking Of a watch.
have seen the oil in the hands Of Prof. Chas. DeGatl
in this city, suddenly relieve very bad Of Rheu
mats, and learn that of the deafest persons IL
the community have been entirely restored to gcoc
hearing in few minutes, in the last day two, BY
| the Electric Oil, in tho hands Of the Professor.
! febl7-imd&w JOS. b. HINTON.
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A NEW con ERN.

A NEW CON c Il IL N.
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
PURE AS IMPORTED.
SDETER HUFFNAGLE has taken the new store on
III THIRD STREET, nearly opposite the Court
House, next door to Kehrrs Office, and has opened
A WINE SALOON AND CIGAR STORE.
He has on hand consignment OF WINES FROM
THE RHINE, sent to him by his father, who manu-
facturei them. They are the pure juice Of the grape,
to be all they represented He has large STOCK OF
Common Cigars, and liquors OF various Kinds
which he offers at wholesale retail very low prices.
His wines he sells by the dozen single bottle. He
invites the lovers Of good wines To call and try them.
.febi0tf PETER HUFFNAGLE.
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OF this sum there is due
To the Swamp Land Fund. 1914 s4
The Common School Fund.-. 1877 73 SO
The Township Library Fund.-. 1880 So
To various Trust Funds. about. 1924 "a
To State Debt Sinking Fund.-. 59,724 OF
Total. 80. .............. 407,677 81
Leaving an actual balance off,. S76,T54 sc
The Treasury holds more than this amount
of suspended and unavailable paper. The
only actual resources of tho Treasury are in
borrowing from her Trust Funds.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-24

Fall Trade.
"E have on hand and are now receiving the
wv following:
100 Gags Rio Coffee; 75 bags ass'd Nos. Yarns,
80 pockets Java Coffee; 80 bales Cotton
500fb CARPET Chain; % bxs Cheese;
500 lbs Candle Wick; 80 do Star Candles;
50 dog Zinc Washboards; g do Opal do
19 do Painted Buckets; 30 do Pearl Starch;
100 boxes Glass Tumblers, assci ted sizes;
80 do do Jars, u, y, | and ? gallons;
80 do do Flasks, quart, pit. and II pint;
600 do Window Glass -
The above together with a large assortment OF all
the various articles generally kept in our line, we offer
to the trade Mt low rates as any house in the CITY,
sept3 WHEELER x RIGGS.
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CANAL STORAGE,

HAVE large double Warehouse at the Cana
n Basin, capable of storing any amount of produce,
which viii he received, stored, taken care Of and held
subject to the owners orders, on the most reasonable
terms p. G. O'RILEY
mh2656.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-24
MEDICAL NOTICE.

MIR. HUTCHINSON, having associated with him
~ DIR. GREEN. late OF indianapolis, viii continue
the practice of medicine and surgery at his old Office
age from his friends and the public generally.
Doctor Green having devoted exclusive attention to
the treatment Of diseases of the Eye and Lungs for
several years. will continue to treat such diseases with
his plan ofreatment which consists !or the ungs)
In the inhalation Of medcated yapors. carrying the
medicine directly to the seat of the disease.
One OF the firm can he found at the office at all hours
of the day and night. seBrl-i& win
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-24
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
A Situation Wanted

A Situation Wanted.
4 MIDDLE-AGED BUSINESS MAN, acquainted
N with business in all its branches capable Of TAX
ing charge OF store, keeping the books and doing
workshop, wishes emplo, ment. and will accept low
wages. Enquire at the Journal Office. jan30 Sw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-24

FROM NEW ORLEASs.-We are indebted to
Geo. Foster, Esq, who came up on the W ood-
ford yesterday, for the latest New Orleans pa
pcrs. Business was active on tie Levee, and
an excitement prevailed in the cotton mar
ket. Holders were firm, and looking conf
IDENTIFY for q large advance, with the improv-
ing State Of commercial affairs in Europe.
The weather was brilliant and the streets
were animated with gay throngs of ladies,
and crowds Of busy men.
The whole receipts OF tobacco up to the 10th
inst. had been only 1855 hhds. No sales re-
ported.
GRAIN.-Corn was active with sales Of
some $4,000 sacks, including 500, 5000 and
! $500 white at sec, $500 in lots at the same
5000 Yellow at So, 200 part mixed at 54@56
and the residue at 40@50c for inferior green
etc. OF wheat 400 sacks fair red sold ut CSC
CSC per bushel. The sales Of oats included
1900 sacks st. Louis in lots at 45c, and 200
Ohio at 40@42c per bushel. Of bran l25C
sacks sold in lots at roc per 100 lbs.
WABASH 81 ERIE CASAL.-Thc Report Of
the Auditor of the State contains a complet,
statement Of the receipts and expenditures
on the Wabash g. Erie Canal from its com
mencement to Oct. 1857. The total expen
ditures by the State and the Trustees have
been NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50 Ass 1856.
Total receipts from lands and
all the other sources. 6,00l.41l.
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FOR RENT.

FNHE HOUSE on ne corner of conner Of ThSd and
II Chestnut streets, formerly occupied by j. j.
Daniels Esg., very desiresbie sisuaaion with rood
sahains and carriage house Is for rent good zen
ant enquire or lian5-H. Up. BYRHE.
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SUNDRIES.-
y 100 drums New Figs;
loo bxs halfand quarter Raisins;
3tierces 8. 9. Almonds;
:" New Filberts;
5cases 4 boxes Sardines, 1000 boxes.)
80 boxes Hamburg Cheese;
Received and for sale by
ian Il 1. & d. HEINANl
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Ta Observation-Disclosures
= RAT s /.
l,r.oa nr laSsl q

n lines or less), three times. u 90
One One s %eeH': -. 3; %
Two Nto :: =: IA 90
yhe moIhs, ;: 50
lnree :: 1000
sN nV Is %
One yount on larger advertisements.
- lis OF six lines under, $40 per annum.
- 'still forbid dvertisements received.
~ advertisement inserted for less than 81.
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EDGE TOOLS. sc.

l(l0 CLOSE, will sell the balance Of stock, con
u sisting Of Single and Double Bit Axes, Broal
,Axes, Hand and Bench Axes, Adzes, &c, at mucl
lower than market rates. An examination Of good
solicited RI. ANDERSON,
Trustee of Holmes & Co.. Is Wood streets,
iau3n PITTSBURGH.
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CARD.
j. s. NIT HELL & co.,
CARD.
STORAGE WANTED.

wv are prepared to store in onr Fire Proof Ware
w house any quantity Of Grain, Produce, or Mer-'
chandize, on the most liberal terms.
Having large and airy stairs, particular care
will be taken OF Household Furniture, Agricultural
Implements and all kinds Of goods wares liable to
damage from damp or rust.
Insurance effected the lowest fire proof rates, by the
month, or longer, when desired.
Warehouse located corner of Locust street and W
and E. Canal, and most convenient for shppine o,
River or Railroad. Apply to geo. FOSTER CO.
apos.
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IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS.
N HAVE on hand full supply and of the best quail.
6iiTE WHITE LIME
GRAY LINE, f
LATHS,
HYDRAULIC CEMENT
PLASTER PARIS,
WINDOW SASH,
PANELS, DOORS,
PAINTS,
NAILS.
GLASS, &C., &c.
To which invite your attention. Prices favorable.
T.. 3. BABCOCK,
scptiS Water street.
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A NRANBERRTEs, Sc, &c.-
" 10 Bushels Choice Cranberries;
800 Heads Prime Cabbage;
% Bushels Sugar Pasnips; Ita.
200 do Prime W bite Potatoes; inst received
and for sale by z. ii. COOK & son.
iape-tf.
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HONEY.-300 fbs. Choice Strained Honey, jus,
Ii received and for sale by
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Ale and Lager Beer Agency.
" ii. COOK & son are Agents for the sale Of r
AIo u /. a. Louck's celebrated Ale and Lager Beer
and just received stock OF each, to which they
invite the attention of the Dealers.
jan 10 z. ii. COOK x SON, Ag'ts.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-08
BY TELEGRAPH.

WAsHIEGTos Dec. 6--Ebs Secretary Of fhs
Treasury report has not been received It be,
heved thatit contains no reeommen dafion that vii
materially disturb She tariff Law.
The Secretary Of the rIH'eFieT suggests a general
law rsserying al auriferous silver and cinnabai
mines from sale. for the use OF ci;izfns under Cen
gressional regulations, having lands c5nlaiHing
copper, ron. lead and coal subject 10 the crdinsry
laws for settlement and sale. lie recommends a
land office in Utah, and the extension Of the pre-
emption law TO that territory.
The Secretary Of War says, a permanent peace
has been established with the Indians on the Pacific
by treaties. Jesse
The war in Texas he considers az just begun aud
viii probably be fierce and lasting
strong force is still required in UahtO suppress
iHsuboYdiuati0n.
The payment Of the claims Of the States for vols
unteers is Recommended
The estimates Of the next fiscal year for the War
department is eighteen millions
New YoRK. Dec. 6.--The steamer Bremen, from
Bremen, has arrived. Her dates are anticipated.
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec ARRIVED, ships Richard
Morse from Boston; VIM Stetson, from Liverpool
Winthrop, from Havre; Sam Adams, from New York;
Bark Seland, from New York Steamship Black
Warrior from Havana, with dates OF the 4ih News
uninportant; markets unchanged
The Quaker City, with so passengers, and Cali
fornia dates Of the 20lh, has arrived
business was improving. Eigh; Clipper ships
had arrived from the Atlantic.
The ship Lucas, from Victoria for San Francisco.
was totally wrecked on The Faraons Island fifteen
lives lost
The Golden Age, with two millions Of gold aud
300 passengers, is coming via Ponama.
The Quaker City spoke the steamship Hartmann,
from New York for San Francisco on the 2Ist.
The mails reached San Francisco hence ia 1S
days, and was detained sixty hours at Acapulco
The Isthmus is u good condition. Ten thousand
letters have gone Vteraud.
johnson, the duelist was acquitted
Thesfrigste Merrimac was at Honolulu aud sailed
for Acapulco on the 23d, All on board were we'll
The first cargo of ice had arrived al Honolulu from
Boston, in perfect order
Thirty seven Arctic Whslers with 20, 200 barrels
Of oil, had arrived. -.
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TIE sOCIABLB; or ONE THOUSAND & ONE HOME ABIUsE-
Embellishments Acting Proverbs Dramatic Charades
Drawing Room Pantomne; Musical Buresques; Tabeaux
WANTS; Paror Canes Of Action Fores; Science
Sport and PaFOr Magic; and Choice Collection Of Curious
Mental and Mechanical Puzzles, &c, &C, illustrated with
nearly THREE Hundred Engrayings and Diagrams; the whole
being fund Of Never BINDING Entertainment. By the author
81 'TIe Magcan's Own Book Vol, New York Dick &
Fitzgerald, Publishers No. Is Ann Street.
Every man who is surrounded by home circle Of
some magnitude, or who is accustomed to share in
the innocent social enjOymens Of others must have
actually felt the want Of choice and variety ex-
hi5ited in the games and other parOr performances
usually gotten up to while away, in pleasant man
ner long winter evening He is genuine phi
lsnthropist who enters this little world of domestic
darkness but TO shed over it the exbilarstng light
Of spirited novelty, Of gay and fanciful originality,
Of harmless merriment and ingenious, piquant in
terest.
The " Soeia5le" msy be had OfW T. BERRY Co,
Nashville Tenn, from the publishers, free of
postage TO any part of the Union, for 81.
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The river sin continues 10 swell slowly. The
news FROM absyeis not sufaoieasy rslisbs 70 state
de6nitelytbe extent OF the present rise lThs pres
emit aspect OF the weather, together with the rain Of
Mdnday night, is somewhat more iiatering than
heretofore When the present wafer, now st cur
port shall reach Harpeh Shoals, it wiz make three
feet Should the rains below this point have
been 70 the same extent as With us, The rise
will be sufficient TO let the majority Of ihe feet Of
steamers now in our rivers up this port.
Commodore MTLLER, the uniting aud psrsesering
bostsman, who has been the architect Of his fortune,
has made extensive arrangements for The present
boating season, in orderte accommodate tae freight
ing and travelling community with oomf5rt and GER
tain Immediate dispatch fret, by the procurement
of the conveyance Of The United States mails, which
in its nature, acquires puueiual start to time
also in arrivals. This, outside Of the pnnctuaity
of the choice of commanders selected for the differ
ent boats, with the courteous agents Mesgrs. A.
HAMILTON and H. H. HARRIsCE, who are ever
ready 10 make certain and sure arrangements,
by person. or letter. with the travelling public,
duces to certainty that this IS As ine that must
prove reliable for the public, a sure, certain,
speedy, safe and comfortable mode Of conveyance
This line viii be composed Of lha Steamers B. NJ.
Ruayan. Capt Miller; saiiic West, Capt ]. N. Cor
bett MinneiOuks, Capt. Jno. s Dashiell; Cuba,
Capt. Jno. L. Bateman. Through tickets will be
given to the above named places on board Of boats
or by Agents. These boats viii make sure cOnnec-
tions with the U. S. Mail Steamers, Alvin Adams,
Soulherner, and Moses McClelIand, the finest and
fastest boats now ahoat. The Saliie Vest leading
of this day at u o'clock.
The following boats are expected to>day and to-
morrow: Delegate and Glenwood, from Pittsburg
Ella, Hudson, Quaker City, and Reliance, from Cin-
cinnati; Acacia Cottage, Ninnstonka, Umpire,
Sligo, VIM. Henry, and Blanche Lewis, from Padu-
cab IL