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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-28

EONSTABLE,S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of an order Of sale, 70 directed 1 will sell,
on MONDAY, beoembsE 81, 1860 at 10 O'Clock A. N.
at the engine shop OF Messrs Lyons Bell, north
west corner Of Third and Lock-sts-, the following
goods and chattels, to-wit: One Steam engine, and
Fixtures 70 same taken In attachment as the prop
erty Of W. d. Cummings. at the suit of w. Nc Lean
& 20. ID. IA, WOODRUFF, Oonktabla.
Cincinnati, December 20, 1850. de2s-o
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BEAUTIFUL NEW YEAR's Presents FREE.-
This is special invitation to the customers of
Pendery 4 Co., tea dealers, northwest cor
ner of Fifth and Walnutstrcets. Come one,
come all.
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FOUND.

ENOUND--A SUM OF MONEY-On Tuesday on
n Ninth-st near Main. The owner can have ii
hy calling on j. l.. KRMPER, 2S4 Main-st., at 9
A. M. de27-bf
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CLoAKs.-Read S. Wilson's cloak adver-
tisement on second page.
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CoVINGTON.
THE HOME CIRCLE

- ls lust the thing for gift to musical -
x h1end, being collection of the most -
popular and beautiful PianO-foTte Music, -
~ comprising Marches, Waltzes, Pclkas, -
r. seh9tilsches, hodCwas, Quadrilles, Con- =
~ Over 200 pages Of the choicest Music,
- which could not be purchased In sheet 2
~ toIm for less than S25.
- The Home Circle is used in three STYLES =
- Of binding, at the following prices: -
ul 90 -
81 StOthssss''s's "
poi s........... 90 -
Copies forwarded by mail upon receipt =
- of the price. y
ri JOHN CHURCH, JR, +
SO West Fourth-st,
m Publisher Of Music and Importer Of Mu- SI
|" sioal Instruments. -
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STRAYED.

SsTRAYED-S5 REWARD-On Thursday, Dec
- 27, red. and-wbite Cow, about nine years old,
with calf seven months. Give Information concern
ing her to MICHAEL CARNEY, Sixth-st., bet
Broadway and CuN de2S-b+
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The reason why Steele sells new cloaks 50
low is very plausible. See advertisement.
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A UCTION SALE-RY W. w. VERT, No.
IN 104 Main-street, two doors above Fourth
ttreet-Eyery morning, afternoon and evening of
this week-Fancy goods of every description; Gents
furnishing goods: such as Shirts, Undershirts
Drawers, Suspenders Collars, Neck ties Scarfs &C.
and large assortment of Gold and Silver Watches
before the first of January. de23-f+
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LOST.

n OST-sEAL RING-On Christmas evening; !;
~ letter W. engraved on the seal. A reward OF
as will be paid for its return 10 this Office de2s-b'
n .OST-PQCKET-BO BOOK-In passing from Chest
- nut to Fourteenth-st., thence TO Bremen. 1t
contained mementoes of value TO the owner only
The ipder will confer favor by leaving It at the
Press Office de2T-bF
n QST -D0G-On the 25'h inst, a blaok-aud- tan
M Terrier Dog; bad white spot on his breast !;
strongly marked with tan had ON black leather
collar, bound with red. liberal reward will be
given to the finder upon leaving him at National
Insurance Companys Office, s. w. corner of Main
and Front-sts. de2S-aN
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A DMINISTRATOR,S SALE ESTATE
IN Of MARY KECKELER, Deceased.-0n Sac
URDAf MO 6NlNG, December 30, at o'clock, the
undersigned will sell, at public auction, at 347
seventh ST., between Mound and Cutter the House.
hould Furniture of said decedent, consisting of Car
pets, Tables, Chairs Stoves QueeAsware, etc.
de2S-b' W. B. DENNIS, Administrator.
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PERSONAL.

IL on the 18th, but have not received letter
from you since my return. Write aud explain to
VIM. G. MORGAN. de2s.ba
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> A sA5E INVESTMENT advertising in the
DAILF Pass.
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AUCTION SALES.

a UCTION SALE-BY JACOB GRAFT & co.
IN Last sale Of Superior French, English, Ger
man and American Engravings, Water and OIL
colored Prints, Obromes, Autographs; Steel, McZ-
zotint and fine Line Lngravings in rich gilt frames
On SATURDAY MORNING, Dec. 29, at s1k o'clock,
at our Store, 8 East Fourth-st.
This sale will close the consignment. The col
JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer,
de2s JS East Fourth ST
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SMITH & NIxoN's.-Campbell Minstrels.
ART-HALL, 0PERA-HoUsE.- ChurePs Heart
,f the Andes.
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METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATIoNs-By Henry
Ware, No. West Fourth-st., December 2i:
Oc!ock- Bdrometer. Thermometer.
a m'''''''''''''',...."..3O 5000 Above zerO-21
" M m.:.''''''''".............3O.O3 Above zerO-3l
f. NJ ''''''''''...''".v..2s9 95 Above zero-29
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FOR SALE.

'Di SALE-siNGLR SEWING MACHINE
= IN seo1 order. Price $50. Apply al Ala Yins-
rect. Call soon. de27-bs
E1NOR SALR-RARR oHANOB-A party with
szt0 cash, or good note, eau buy an estab-
deliishtt' esitlmate business, paying 500 per-ct.
VA particulars, 1T Room L, second story,
Buitdirg, cor Fifth and Walnut de2s-bS
sQR sALE-D0Gs-A number Of full bred
\ ek.and-tan Terrier Dogs, from y8NO
t week 20 nine months old The old 9SDN0E
n pe seen killing rats At the stables -
-'arnet 81, between Vine and Race. de2T-bs
ttoR sALE-DRY GOODs-S500 worth which
VIII sol cheap fer cash, or will exchange at
pst price for good vacant bulldinR-lOt IN thIs
AtY; Apply at fAf fLoR'S Hosiery Store, No 100
Fifth-street. de27.bSS
IVOH SALE E-GROCERY-stoek aud FjTITres.
~ with a convenient tonement for rent Aiso a
a-ee aouhe-dOOr Safe OHalis patent) WIN seli for
ue, and take Missouri money al mar M j.
~, lss Walnut st., second hOor. dss7-bs
3fiSALE-OR EXOHANGE- so acres Land
n 4ipley c. Ind near near eognty-ssst And x
~ /, e ekehange ior merchandise. n. ]. CHA
% lhf Hslnut-stss secoad door. ds2I-bf
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City News.
AMUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.

PlKE's 0PERA-HoUsE.- Joseph and HIS
Brethren.
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A LOTION SALE BY JACOB GRAFF & co.
IN The sale Of elegant Silver plated Ware, fine
Gold Jewelry, Gold and Silver Watches Clocks, &c
win be continued at 80 West Fourth, street, near
Vine, on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
EVENINGS, Deceu Der y, 2S aud 29, at O'Clock P.
NJ. the whoie comprising stock of first-class
offered at Auction.
The Store is oTen, and Goods are on exhibition
throughout the day.
de27 JACOB GRAFT, Auctbneer.
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A UCTI0N SALE-By WELLS MILES
"a No. % Pearl.st.-l50 cases Boots, Shoes aud
Brogans at Auction, for cash. We will SELL on FRI
DAY MORNING, December %, at nine O'clock, a
fresh and desirab BILE stock Of Mems Boys and Youths
ALSO-5O cases Women's Misses and Children's
Kid, Goat and Morocco Boots aud Gators.
de25 Ill. & MILES, AuctiOneer
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NATIoEAL THEATER.-Complimentsry BEN
eft of W. H. Hamblin. The Last Ddvs of
Pompeii, My FeIloaO Clerk and The Ag,eri-
can Pidoco.
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WANTED.

NNANrB," "EOR SALE" "FOR BENT"
AosI.v "F0UND," "BOkBDING," &e.-Ad-
vortiaenehts coming under these headings not ex.
eesdn1 Ave lines, will be inserted twice for 05 cents.
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A UCTION SALE-By JACOB GRAFT co.
N stock and Fixtures of a Wallpaper Store, by
Order Of Court to close the Estate -0n FRIDAY
MORNING, December 2s, at W o'clock, will be
sold at Auction, at 2S3 Main. St, between Sixth
and Seventh, the entire stock Of Wallpaper, COM
prising the usual assortment
ALStl-The Fixtures of the Store.
ALS0-At II O'Clock precisely, two Buggies.
The whole to he sold without reserve to close the
concern. JACOB GRAFT, Auctiouesr,
deLb No. Is East Fourth st.
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To the Public.

VSE y ASs1ssE ~ sSShkS Ni'lfI y t
u far, have iecn very wet ones, causing many
of rivers to overflow their banks, back
ing up the water in tn" creeks and b.yOus, nHo
fooding to IA considerable extent the bottom
lands; when the rivers rcceae, which may be ex-
pected scO then the large surface of decaying veg
etablc matter exposed to the scorching rays of hC
summer sun, produces the malaria, which proves
fatal ia it, COURSE, sweeping whole States, and
sParing neither age nor in its cOnTueriu
march.
After a residence of more than twenty years
the middle and Southern States, think haze
discovered medicine which, to a certain extent,
is preventative of the attacks of bilious fever
ague, &c, and as sEch recommend Magnolia
Whisky.
We wish the public to understand that we are
not urging, upon them the of strong Liquors as
beverage. We and al ways have been, opposed
their being used in that way, but if people will
them such, let them have by all a
pure article. that VIII keep them in health, and
long then instead of shortening their lives. We pro-
pose To sell always pure aud unauthorized Liquors
for medicinal purposes, and a little for the
acI's sake, if required, and will challenge in
spection by the best chemists this any other
country, to find any iInPuriy authorization in
the whisky branded by Ms, ''AIiis u Howe's May
uolia." 1t is warranted rs il is distilled from the
corr, rye, wheat, with il Slight addition Of good
cistern water. We have no doubt many persons
have beer ruined IN health, ii actually billed, ~
drinking had whisky, The rreafrr the tl..,t
AiiIs < Howe pure Magnolia should bv ia gen
CIal Use. just received and ii store tor s.s.t-
Ia = rires ass BrandvS tll fror :: t. - = al
: = piu,s do tuldi from : t. = 4 s.ti.
pipes HOLLAND Tin 3 lnnci,t.uns old Rum.
Hp23 ALLIS y NOW rs Water 81.
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IFroni the Springfield RepaJlicaa.
Mrs. Peaeock's Philosophy.

A 8 | SEE to Mr.. Peacock, Mr. Peacock seq
l, it faint no use maxim words over what
can't be helped. Married folks don't ought
to find fault with each other Il don't do
no good. They take each other for better
or worse, and if they find it's for worse, it
don't make it better to go thro the world
growlin and grumblin'. For my part, |
thinks its great deal better to make the
best of folks, instead Of the worst on EN-
If they see you remember the good in them,
, they feel kind o encouraged, and keep grow
in better bnt if you keep takin' OF the
bad, why they grow discouraged and think
there amt bit of use in tryin As SCI
to Mr.. Peacock, Mr.. Peacock, SCI |, YOU
needn a married me if you didn want to,
OF course you needn't; yOu might have
married Susan Slasher; she wanted Won
bad enough, mercy knows. needn't have
married YOU of course | needn't Wasn't
young Squire Tim dead in love with me d?
Didn't he look just as if he were meltin
whenever | came round? Didn't look
straight ahead, dreful unconscious. lust IA
if nothin' allied him and all from princi-
ple2 wasn't going to encourage him lust
TO disappoiat him, and make him take pisen.
for WASH in love with YOU, Mr.. Peacock ?
Didn t have lots of lovers I, Serepty Ann
Green, of Greentown, and never looked at
any OF them because | loved Won Mr. Pea
cock But SEE |, suppose Id married Squire
Tim, and you'd married Susan Slasher:
Susan wouldn have had my faults, OF course
she wouldn't, but she'd had her own And
SEE /, Mr.. Peacock, you wouldn't have Xix
ed her faults any better than YOU like mine.
| know Susan is a cut and dash sort OF n
woman; she'd put the work through faster
than do, like enough; but would she have
given her life away 10 your children as do.
Mr.. Peacock? No, you know she wouldn't.
Has she got my elevated mind No, You
know she hasn t-and my taste lor litrra-
iur No, you know she hasn't But she's
got higher head, that you know, Mr.. Pea
cock Shed taken her own way bv storm.
not quietly, as do; that you know, Mr..
Peacock. And there's Squire Thu spect
he's az many faults AS you have, Mr.. Pea
cock, if | only knew 'clh--you re IA Dire fnl
trial to me sometimes, Mr.. Peacock, scOldn'
around but love you better than IA thous-
and Squire Tins Pity if | don't AMI il
you squint little, | amt ,soin' 10 look at
il till you squirt worse, or ill Sec nuihin'
but squint; and yon mustn't stare ut the
wart III my chin till it cugcrs IN, face.
That's what say L. Mr. Peacock, yunne.
ladies, and II $ Just good for Won to hear
unly when you get married be sure vou
marry far love, aud tor nothing else and
everything will come ont right.
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THYHh E.gR GEsGT TsfsEEGG Z -
~ TAELl&nMENT IN TlIE STAIE.

Wunid respectfully inform the citizens OF FVanz-
Vile and vicinity that they have larger stock of
ToJaeeo, Segars, Sta1, Pipes, and Grrman
Smoking Yo6dcco,
Than any two establishments Of our principal
cities.
Hotels and store keepers, look To yonr Interests
Before purchasing elsewhere. pleas. examine oar
large assortment, which pledge ourselves to sell
At the lowest BaliiInore prizes, aud cheaper ltah
can be bought In Cincinnati Louis VILE; Al We
ash is, that you shall cali and iudge Tor yourselves
We Otter any of the above az Wholesale or recall
Our establishment Is "a branch Of the well known
extensive Ba ltiniore Tobacco Warehouse Of Jos
Fehdri0h . Bros, No. l55 Forest street.
y. FENDRICH 4 BROS
Msin st, door above FJr.t,
o,t3I EyausNIlle iud.
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FOUNDRY AT n BARGAIN
- M 4: E.N.JS lSfSs.%'sr "a ~ ~ - * 4 y

q tors Of Tin Handrrs'n Fonhtl.rl, wishing L.
dsp - ~ their ,ntIe stocL ia trade t,.ulr SC
t"<etrt tth buildings and lot IL desired are Ire
pared t" oi-r in,u einehIs which cannot t,iI A.,
isiy pm cltt~ers
sad F"aId~rS - heated Iia ntr If N .,g
and T. tth >iTrrts, and alongside tn, track II an.
hend'r~"h 4 Nh-htlilc L II, ihe :,"ufl.rrn .,.I
VIII. IA ~ nov IHnntIE. a iar.t. portion os tbs
ctd - Gri'4i HHi portion Uu,trt canIIaca So tt.
finished aud viii 10. ri.t atom ..,II, lr.A5saU
The tlttiIth ~ tl't~ N"Ik, tn..,tI 81 Wt;h or.
growing rto f,ntJ u fi,e ny .iit .ouniSv tnt,,t
insane I" tins th'i''hh'ht, a iai-e ana glowing
in.Tt.i q 81 h'i>it.,.s-
Mn 1T Tie ia"nl-t~ of ou' n'n, Leing tI...t.-,I
Tir .t,t,, and each having CIDER hjl-S'.,. rvdIIiT-
To cit
For further lartI Hlars apply by letter or o4har-
wise TO PRIEST, BAILEY y %
may In
Cincinnati Gszeae copy TAO weeks and send
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Itecetnts by Rntlrona,

MAY ft,hs iS'Hi.
boxes eggs. bucket butter, A g. MrstftiI; ~
thls whisky, Ais a ilowes sos hush corn, joseph
Noik: ) bds sacks, CEas. SshaBin 4 Co; / Lbl
eggs, >. u henu5IAtli; 3 sacks dried fruit samuel
orr box, p. C. p'Riiry 4 Co 50 bib, Hour 81
hhl= reetihed whisky, 319 hush corn, hhls Ioi l.
tierces, IA bbs do, |. =. Crane, lot hOu. eholi
E""d-, Mrs. ID Jeffrey lot household goods, A
willard; bhIs eggs, A. Lemoke Co; 2 csl.stans
cOils rope, hiUcks, John Wymond taptain
steamer Gen b. NJ y htei Go bash corn Brand IS
~ CTaw ford; biis h.yh vince, Preston Bros
A l.. SIfRADER, Agent
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50
rms " -. v % n So 80 - ..

a. SEW AETATGE0IETT -
the ADAMS EMPRESS CoMrANY respectfully an
n"unre 10 their friends and patrons the ;,,lIr Of
Evansville and vicinity, that with increased tAc,l
ties fnr the transportation of
FR T. / q a. y, y . h 4 q rs
~ " Y 4 n u = 4 " 4 u J. rs
They solicit u continuance Of former f:tyor4 f.
pecial care taken in the cnectIOit of Bills Hr;ttir
Notes, and ia" transportation of aaIt aud valuable
packages
All pcrs"us wishing to avail themselves f the ia
entities oi 'he Express, can obtain desired tnftr-
mafi"n IN reference tu the rIntos and details IF the
business, at thar Dihue F!rsi street; I.,twraI
Nam and Locust. opposite Che Post tII.c.
T.. = - LI.If
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KRATZ & HEILMAN.


MANUFACTURER AND BUJL DERS OF STEAh Nj
ENGINES AND j. ILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill MACH -ry, Tobacco Screws
Gmnmi"c, >..cHines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
TkrHsimg Machines, &C.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
FlYNIE PROPRIETORS OF THE CITY FOUh
q dry beg leave to inform their friends and th .
public in general, that they prepared to do all
kinds of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything appertaining to tho Foundry bust
ness They are man uactUring STEAM ENGINES AM
BcILCRs of any size and power required. Saw Nili
Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size; Distil-
icry aud Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Milis
HorsepC wes Corn SHELTERS achinery of all Kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings Of
&c. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest ina
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &c.
BREWERS, DlSTILLEkS, RECTIFIEk &c,
Supplied with every description of Copper auo
Sheet Iron Work. ing Kettles, ReirigeratoTs,
AttenI0ratoIs, sparges, Stliheads and worms on
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stlh'.
Iron Pipe; Copper, brass and Iron Pumps Of every
variety, Ser, Spirits oil, DC: Brass Cocks and
Valves Steam Whistles, de-
Workmen sent 10 all parts to fit up work and do
Work, &c.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing liz aud selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes aud Tu-
hing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
Stephen Hughes Flour SepaTatnrs, GCI man Rolf
ing Cloth Gum Elastic l'eiting, Packing, HOre, de-
of the best kind; TiuIdte. Sheet Iron, Bloek Tin,
III; Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter Fire Brick.
They have every facility of tho best Machinery
ind MnTklnen, and III give ali work entrusted to
them, their individual attention, filling orderg
promptly, warrautiLs their work. aud satisfied
NTH reasonable prices.
ho otlico and Sale Rooms, No. GO Main street,
tOnh'ie. y, Boiler Yard and Mschns shop On Pine
street, between First and Second Streets b.''ns-
gillS. 4 Indiana heCf
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H0OEI1ND'S
q r. r. " 4 n u 4 r T. IL $

H0OEI.1ND'S
q r. e " 4 n u I Il r T. IL $
VIII. roSITINELT Guar
Liver Complaints. Dyspepsia, JaHndice, Nervous
hility, Diseases Of tlc l. ln,S and all d,sea.es
arising ficuI disorder I'd liver OF Weakness Of the
stomach, and digestive organs.
AMI Will rpsirIVEtA PRLYkNr
leHo. Ftrcs, Eiii7as F,eer, and Feeer o,,d yss
Sec Alninna,' for proof Price 75ots per h"tris
HGOFLAND'S BILSA CORDIAL
r'SlTIvEIT CUBE
'"tlhd. Col.o, Ho;rsrness, bronchitis. iullu-
.,nqa Crca,p Pneumonia Incpient Consump tion
aud has l"r ;uie.l thu astonishing cures evar
known
NFiRMED CON SUMPT ION
rs "a Di.rrhoea cordial it is unequaled. friee 10
cents per b"tti-
HOOFLAND ) GERMAN PILLS.
bling weil-kmown throughout Europe and Amer
san need COMMUNICATION here. They are purely
veg, table. prepared with great exactness and
SUGAR -ooated No better Cathartic Pill Can be
found. Price Is cents per box.
These medicines prepared 10y DR.. c. 81. JACK.
and sold 10y druggists aud dealers in medicines
everywhere. The signature of c. NJ. jackson will
be tie outside OF each bottle 81 Lox.
In " EpeTgGodg's 4Lnahuc,' published aa-
nHally, yon viii find testimony and commendatory
notices from all paris of the country. These alma
macs are given away by all oar agents
BEW4RE or COUNT'ERFEITS.
See that you get HoOhand's German Bitters pre-.
pared by DR. q NJ Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa, and
that his signature is on the wrapper of each bottle
LEIGH 4 Carlstedt, do do do
deco
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RIVER ITEMS.
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Argyle, New Orleans, Com. Perry, Pitt,burr.
J. W. Cheeseman, Cin.t Glendale, Memphis,
Union, Louisyille, Iowa, Pittsburg,
ID. b. Campbell, B.Green, Henry Fitzhugh, Gin
Grey Eagle, Louisville.
DEPARTED.
4r Il o Snsinnat, Com Perry Nashville
Union, B. Green, Iowa, St Louis
Charley Bowen. Cairo, Grey Eagle, Louisville,
Henry Fitzhugh, Ark. River.
THE Weather on Saturday was mild
and spring like. The sun shown ont beauti-
tul and bright, and gentle breeze sprang
up IN the morning and lasted all day.
THE RiOer was still rising on Satur-
day, and had risen one or two feet
-''--' FTeights are still scarce. The b. j.
Adams waited here for the Green river pack
cts, and took not only their freight but ev-
cry thing else she could get We believe
she made out load and left i'll the evening
1900 Business on the levee was but orli-
narily good. There were but few arrivals
and departures.
THE Bo,Oen left with a fair trip Of
passengers and freight. The Gillum also
left, for Green River.
'--''' This is the regular day for the
"tiger packet, Dunbar. She will leave
at , o'clock precisely, and those wishing
TO set their watches, will please be at the
landing when she leaves. Her officers will
be found ready and willing to take care Of
freight or passengers who may entrust them
selves to their care, and the Dunbar will
take them through to Paducah and way
points on time.
1900 The LUs Faces arrived in the even
Infr xrrifh ha-f t.s, e IL.
are indebted to her clerk lack Taylor for
a manifest. The Lue will leave for Green
river this afternoon Of course all who
want TO fare well and have their freights
attended to in fine style, will take the
EaveS. Her captain, Jim Mcdonald, is call
right"
-..'.' The John T0mpkins arrived at Louis
Vile on Thursday and will tie up for awhile
-''-'' The Arkansas river is very low and
falling, with only 3 feet water in the lower
part OF the river.
REPUBLIC NOT SoLD-The sale of the Re
public to Shirley & Co, of Memphis, has not
been consummated, the parties failing to
come to terms, and the boat cor Times in the
ownership and command of Capt. Sam.
montgomery. She has been laid up at Port
land, and will be thoroughly overhauled and
repaired for the fall campaign.
"A rise of two feet is reported in the
Cumberland, with FIVE feet water on the
shoals That will enable the light fleet de-
tanned at Smithland to get up.
Receipts by River.
MANIFEST OF STEAMER LUE EAvEs-32
hhds tobacco, Slaughter l. Dunkerson; IA
hhds do, 1. A. Crane sc hhds do, Brown
& Altman.