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Circuit Court. County Of Msniton %. =
alcheei hahOney against George l;ioe,
Albert Journey, benjamin Sviles, w.
". Ysung, g. Z. Gibson, an Marshall
Morse, Judgment Of forec'oSure and
Sale.
In virtue Of, and pursuant to a judgment
rendered in said Court. in the above enti-
tied action, dated the 81 Cav Of November,
1859, /, Edgar d. Beardsley, Referee ap
pointed in said judgment, shall expose FOR
sale and sell at public attction,a the Cour.
House in the village Of Manitowoc, in tie
county Of Mauitowoc, on Wednesday, tbs
It'll day Of March, 1860, al the hour of ten
O'Clock il. the forenoon Of that dav, ;he
following described moftgaged premises, or
81 7.uct. thereof as NAV be NECESSARY to
raise ne amount Of said Judgment, interest
al-i -csto. togetEe< with the expense 0!
sale. j. the following described premises
s:ll4te in tho village n Aanitowoc, coun-
IL II Napito"oe, and State Or Wisconsin,
30 Wit.
Lot naufss six, IS In bIoet. n4nJor
,4e LlntTcl and s;SrY six, [tG6j.
Ea.e! Mzllttonua, N0va1nber 26, 20.
i. J.. NEARDSLEY, Rstsses.
Em, ". Nsc@s+-, FRI. litEy- Il
The above sal. $ postponed 10 tbs 2izt dey
OF a&rch, 1860, at tho same place a1d same
zine of day.-Aanitowoc, March ?, 1890.
r. y. BEAEDSLsT, RatHe 2.
~. n. TItHof-, Attorney.
The above sale Is postponed to thes4tH lay Of
April T.! tie saGls place and time q day.
j.. D. BIZ RfSLT, Refer &c.
". i. NICHOLS, Plfs. Atty.
hania0woc, Marc b, p, 500.
The above sGle il postponed 10 tt4 I'll FAY
os April, 1860 at Sbe sa,fle time and place, ana
at ,laa saua time of day ianitowoc, April (,
1870. +. D. BEARDSLKY, RefysG,
VA ii. E.caeLs, Asorney.
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,YEH'Ays Z AAE.

JaI1e. N~au'acturer. ana Furnishing Store -
CooEtau]y OF A7nf every daserip,ion CT Ma
hoCsry, Back g alnut end plain Furniture,
wh.ch - a. 5000 and Mi. b. sod - cheap %
that manufactured II E..a-aEa.. or si-eEy.-r,
HaEitoScc, July, 1852. Hl-.f.
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4i2srey AMI Counsel'or n Lela.
w, rl.-ugo in Haui,osoc and adio:s-f0E cS?Gn-
lies, a-t % the Supreme aud {. S. vl,,h3s
Ceuri5, Gf rh9 State Of Wisconsin
Osoc. cnrg2s Of Yexs aud Eighth stsaets
As'nCByc, Wis pl-G.
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II Il Is gteri thss bzH.-g BRoEa,
lsss Of the 5faiissh PaErios HIS zeurre.l
he editorial charge q the Washington
sSfasea md J..ton, PsPsF t-sro:ea to the
Interests of Judge pr,uLA&
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et:. s4uS so;i's yellow spGcA a2 4
sGIsapTIsisi
iADErESDFEcs. Jun. %, s5h.

iADerESDFHcs. Jun. q, 1851.
AEss..s FAHNss 4 PARk
Cea,.--I Zee It sdusy ossso 6u'nau-
ity, :. -" 10 yoa, tia. have Used int'
yidusl'v sni :. my family, Hr. hCyso44' =
Ie)loe Dork s-ad SsrsagsriIIa, aul nom
tis IS. cit find it fully answers al put-
Toses for which il : INTENDED. Lately
have be:a brought yery 1882 ~ give
from. q l.seaaei liver. and from IT, usa Of
this invaluable nedicln. have been flest
~;rna..y r,..eya+. An eminent physician,
the otha DAY, remarked in my presence
that hs conside.Hd tAis medicine as the
gsrv lest Of all the modern commissions.
IF this humble testimony Of mine l. Of any
use . .oy. yrr aro a: liberty .o pse it in
any Wy ecu a4y thipk proper,
z. g. b. BAYLOR
It is nov put Up in the largest bottles,
AMI is Acknowledged TO be the best Ssrsa.
faEilIa male, Is Is certified ~ the gouder-
ia, cnes It has performed. the original
copies Of which ere n Ire possession Of
the proprietor.
JCU& J.. ThFR, Proprietor,
I24 Like Street, Chicago.
= II Nv all DRUGGISTS,
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NATIONAL LIBRARY.
Lirqs 0f'

Il Gi.-yE2s, aUNfERs AND PAyRycIs.
Lis o. Col. Crockett. Life Of Lewis
ITe'zoI, Life # lol. Dan'I Boone, Hrcs
81 Gc:sraIs lee and sunpser, Life Of Gen.
Samuel Houston, Eiyes OF Southern He
roes ana I'atrioss, Public aud Private
Ljfa IF Daniel Webster.
Tach Of the above hook. ate iI'astra.~a With
-iae entraviEe-, end are bound liz one volume,
4siQ, c.a.h. psioe s. Do.
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gOiaE GcAEpGIs,

WAGON, Seigh, and Carriage nahef.--
y SiunF On York Street, over Wm. sn4rp's
blacksmith Shop, hAni:ov0c, Wis, AIsars on
hand AMI Hing TO work. ~
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,Ioun5 Surveyor, Clalk's Mills, Manitovcc cnun-
-, Tis will attend TO ell business in his 81
nsid rsgacity; from snd dssr the st Of March
1855 nl-tf.
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.4ttTaegI and Counsellor a. Lap
Justice Of the Poacs, and Notary gSlic. Par
.lcIlhI attes ton gwen 10 collecting, &c. o.
zee al York Street., Aauito.oo Wis. .nl-tf
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! HE I'1A II.

lsgsntz E,r rs Fiiot. -Ras,sr} 2 b.:sops,
q, Rzrt1'P@ 5sre-s, C.sesz1 ssv s..'sc155..tssi
u se.-s T. aha E.lof.
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q. yDEaEysng. co.

D,,'ets II Dry Goods, Groceries. Provisions.
Hardware, Crocsery. Boots aud Shoes, Ra's
and Cons, Drugs aud ae1cisrs, Glass, Naila.
&c, Produce Of all GiGds wanted, EI+f
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THE SToc2 o. Coaa - rHr fLnsors
CANAL AsD RIyEH.-An intail;gs1. otserv
er who has just returned from trip along
she III. < MiIh. Canal, and lis Illinois
Hissr, DO iaE down a. hala. rop@st- ,ae IL
lowing as tie anouaf .. cosl j store 1t
y. \ r-r-.-t- 4
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!. Tss5- s scrs ltezft rend;hhf sltsjf re,caJ,s. !
!, ccc.tf2fi e. Ht. .FsTnJn- ( i.lr vas.
iogEf 7co..ay lTsarIt .as 10 ice.houss,
myst4 inC !. fsf tie t9,ab 81 :1rash;rr,os,
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c,Esas. 1sgEHggER, ~. q,

PHpS{CT4V AND S URGEO9,
2 IA street, Uauit3voe. Oacs opposite The Ger,
MN Metho d.. Church. iIsIv
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,ac UrxDRro AND FIsyY aor1u6owN

=, - 1T ANHEO AED FIt1I sOT llIDC "
SHH BrHsED.-Mr. James .. Shellon,
Of Geneva, New York, one OF orr aost
ettsrIrising Breeders Of blooded Mock,
has, We learn, met with scsious loss, IN
tie Destruction by fire Of his large gsist
nil, end lle adjoining buildings. His
sou'r.oHn slcep we're folded in he pens.
JeEeath large bals. which edjoiped the
mil, ar-l before they could be set free
go Of ..,ern persisted in the flames. Ar.
9Lcldon's lnz5 = ne,ina.ed at 81 600: in.
sursace, FlQ. 0c0.
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&EzAS. q. EEETEE.

NoEaks 2rRLrc, Agent for the Milwaukee Nh.
teal IhEuTauao Company, and County Treas
nger. VIII attend to the payment os Tayes'
1r.o Office on Ninth Street c1-tf
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Livery & Boarding Stable,

TINE LIVERY BUSINESS, OF the late firm of
. L GLOVER Il McCALLIsIRR, viii In future be
conducted at the old stand by the undersigned.
Thankful for past patronage, my efforts in future
will be with direct reference to deserving a con-
tnuauce Of the same. r. E. GLOVER
Asnitowoc, July Sth, 1869.
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LIVES - ILLrs7RIous HosiEw OF
ALL AGES AND r,ATION9<

Nh . Q - MI E,AItUNEx
Tlo;adius = En-ress J2ss chino Lady Jana
Grey, Beatrice Cent Joan Of A-s, Adne Boleyn,
Chat5tfs CoYd3Y, Seu1iraTpis. Z5noba, Boadicas
etc, rtc. J. l;ed " IART 3. HEWITT, en-
5sliisaai Wit ise!y engraved portraits on steel
oTs VOL l2n5o., cloth, $50 pages Price sl,a5.
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}2ecords Of The
I?L'FDL UIION3RY FAR
Containing tie
MIN ~ ant Financial Cb7responfrscs
DISTINGUISHED OFFICERS

DISTINGUISHED OFFICERS
"sns,al Drder, II Washington, Lss and !'stsne.
Eacla5 of Officers ami Y.iEates WITH the dates Of
thciF commissions aud enistments, with list Of
distinguished prisoners Of war; the time of their
capture, exchange, etc, to which is added the
balf pay acts Of The Continental Congress, the
Revolutionary Pension Laws, and a list of the
officers of the Co8tu-ntaI Airy. who acquired
the right TO half pay, communication, land war
rants, eiC.. etc.
~ y. T, 4. SAFFELL.
lol.li OF and 4 oct. Ii RaYolutnrarx ctalI,,s
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N OTI G Il

MOTT CE
Is HEREBY GIVEN that we have this day sold
l. our Hardware establishment. together with
the accounts and notes, to Mr. SOCRATES
HILL, for whom we ask continuance Of the
kindness and custom heretofore bestowed upon
us. BORCHERDT & SMITH.
Aantowoe, January IL, 1860.
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In conformity with the above, l would inform
my friends and The community that shall con-
unue 10 deal 10
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Z. s. Ayh>r'S P4p'tyAr looks

s. AyA>1r's PQp'tlu looks.
, 4saa Riches. Home Scenes, Golden
Grains. The Martyr wife, Sparing to
Spend, .Taes Of Esal Life, The Old Mans
Bride, The WAY 70 Prosper, The WIther-
Cd Heart, TBles q Married Life, Steps TO-.
wards ueavea, What can Woman DO =?
Tales o. Domestic Life, Good Time COM
Ing. Angel All Demon, Three Era in Wo-
Iasn's Life, Ton h.shts in Bar Room,
Angel Of The Kouschoio, The Haad but
not the Heart, Heart Histories and Lite
Pictures, The Trials q e Housekceper,
Lear@z from the Book Of Human Life.
TN Tie unioG Of thrilling dramatic incidents,
with moral Lessons OF The highest Importance
these works Of I. $. Arthur stand for,h pre-en-
incat amongst D2odern authors"
"9,Gey have 6scn rltrodsce4' iftes =. District.
SABBATH School, SID zrlons o!her ,,ornFIss
Sl'f0aslfou5 Sic county
GasA 6. the above books cdTs&ins L sally sTQ
PAGES, ga afc Illustrated nith ftclg eAecuted
iaeszottae snEsaV;u13a - E-saeolDefy aeund u
oUe ?2EQ. fa.@r.a. pstae 81 60 eGai.
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Row &c zIl
TIE Prince % i1s Roas' 3 Do,&ss
Tie Price Of tie fouss IF Oaa6l
Tia ls,tincs Of the House Of Aari5!
~ tie rcy. J. L. fSerAHaN. L. l. D.
a reE AID revised etition- ~ith the suthor's
>S-est corrections One volume. lcsnc., cloth.
~ paSgs. Price q %. Published by
GEORGE g. EVANS,
Aa,. 4ag CAestuut-st.eet, Thiladsphiae
1eg f7estEns 9abias 9anss,
literal translation n the German Of the
PRINCE OF TIE HOUSE OF DAVID.
one vel, I2up., cloth as pager. Price- 81 &C.
yersy ron GEORGE @. EVANS,
No. L33 Chestnk. street, PhisdslphIa.
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n Of L Z .
M ADMIRALTY.

IL the District conEtpf tie ~is.fl GtI.es,
foE' iIo District Oh Wi2eonsa.
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E1f9T7 OF LETTERS

Rsma,a'nc n the Post Office 3: Mani,
owy- for ,Uuteg eGiic,, March 81, $50
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Boy Call at HUGHEs' for summer hats
for gentlemen and boys. He has nice
assortment His shoes for the same class
of the community are giving perfect salts
faction. He has very nice lot of French
Brow and Lise thread socks for gentlemen
that they will at once appreciate upon see
ing. His stock of ladies dress goods, Rib
bons, Hosiery, Trimmings and Notions gem
orally, he is selling Mt prices to please every
person who has been to see them. Call and
make your selections.
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HEyUE SS-EST E5.kyH"TEtH IND Sf'RfNG
n far, have been wet ones, Cruising many
of rivers to overflow their banks, back
ing mp the water Ia the creeks and bayous, arc
HuudiLg a considerable extent the bottom
lands when the rivers rccede, which may Ice
pectcd soop then tile Large surface Of decnying veg
et.ilc matter exp"scd the scorchin rays Of tho
80 fatal in its course sweeping whole States, and
sparin2; neither age in its con4uerin
march.
After a residence of more than twenty years
the middle and Southern States, we think We have
discovered "A medicine which, to certain extent,
is IA preventative of the attacks OF bilious fever
ague, &c, and as st:ch recommend orr Magnolia
Whisky.
We wish the public tn understand that we are
not urging upon them the Use of strong Liquors AS
beverage. We are, aud always have Ceen, opposed to
their being used in that way, Int If people viii Use
them ~ such, let them have by all means a
pure article. that viii keep them in health. aud
lengthen instead Of shortening their lives " 4 pro-
pose d sell always pure aud unaiulerated Liquors
for medicinal purposes, ana little for the stom-
spection by the best CHEMISTS ia this amy other
country, 70 find any inpurity or alnlteration ID
the whisky branded 10y us, ''Allis 4 Ilowe's Mag
nOiia. 1t is warranted, it is distilled from he
corr, rye, wheat, with slight addition oi good
cisiern water. We have doubt many persons
have beer ruined in health il actually kiilr py
drinking bad WHISKY the a,rsairr the reispn that
AlIis < Howes' pur, Maruulia shculd be- IL gen
erstl Jslst received aud ;u store III sair---
10 = iies asz'd Brandies (uid Ir7n to 81 - gal
= - pines do fildi from } 10 = + -li.
1 pipes Holland Gin : pnleheons "d Rum
APPS ALLlS HOW rs. Water Sc.
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MAY l2th. ihiA.
10 bbls whisky, Aliis r loves; bbl eggs J. g.
Vennamann; $40 bush corn, Geo. Fustcr s Co, .
bxs eggs bucket butter, A. X. Westfall, 500 hush
corn Brenncr a CraW ford; hbls cOPpcrsts Wheel
or 4 Riggs; bN :. case, Bronner " Bro; ) hAs
hats Archer & Hinckey; bAs mdsc, a ku-hi bX
drugs, LEIGH 4 Carlstedt; bN dry goods, Kahn, L.
4 O.: 1 lN drugs, /. K u. HeinIAnu; chest w g.
Chapel; chest, John HeuSstclo; bNs tea, 10
.snI,ty bhls Sorenson d Co; bhls pea nuts, }. l.
SInuding; tool chest, 5 g. Clark; Tx hiw,
bale rope @. s Wells; bxs M lse. !. Higgins;
case t;,hacco, = kgs tobacco, Theodore Minesi; =
nirby's mowers and reapers, III. Ramey, Jr-' 81
bills flour, T. A. Crane & Co; 10 SKIS corn, Brown
d Aikuun; / bureau, T. Fnney; box, p. O..
O'RfIey; bb:s eggs, bag feathers, Geo. Miller;
bx, ShrUoaier & kehr.
AE SnRADER Agent
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RfSTlAN
KRAFT & HEILMAN.
CITY FOUNDRY!


MANUFACTURES AND BUILDERS OF STRAIN
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Gsist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
TLrnsimg Machines, &c.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
IYVIE PROFRIETORS OF THE CITY FOUA
n dry beg leave to inform their friends and thu
public in general that they prepared to do all
kinds of
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything appertainng to the Foundry bust
nos They are manufacturing STEAM EsGINKs ASa
BOILERS OF any size and power required. Saw Bill
Machinery and Mill Gearing of any size; Distil-
iery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills,
HOrsePe Corn-shellers, M achnery Of all kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings OF
every description, Iron HousefrOnts, Cellar Crates
&c. Cooking and Heating Stoves of the latest inn
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, A.:
BREWERS, DlSTILLEhS, RECTIFIERS, Sc,
Supplied with every description of Copper
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, RefrigeratoFs.
AttenP'Hators, Sparges, Stillheads and Worms ON
improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills.
Yeast jugs, Cans, SyphOns, &c; Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps Of every
variety, Tot Leer, Spirits OIL de- Brass Cooke and
Valves Steam Whistles, DC
Morkmen sent to ali parts To OF up work aud do
repairs Steam Boilers, Copper and Shset Iron
Work, DC.
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They dealing in and selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu-
bling, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, GtrmaR Polt-
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Relting. Pack Ing Hoo. DC,
of the best kind; TinPlate, Sheet IroT Block liz,
Pig Iron, BaLit Metal Spelter, Fire Brick.
They have every facility of the best Machinery
and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to
them, their individual attention, HIliB8 orders
with reasonable prices.
9S- Office and Sale Rooms. No. 80 Main street.
Founder y, Boiler Yard aud Machine shtP on rms
street, between First aud SO '"nd strosss' Evans
vile, Indiana. dsSF
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Wss EsT se ~ ~ =, 1ah - ~ a. FEas N 4

= I . =
zRH Fs1RTGEt OE IN. ORDER OF
&D the Common Pleas Court of Warrick comfy,
In g. made at the March term, 1850 thereof will
sell at public tnctI aud cutlery AT the Court House
door in BoUntillc WarrIck county, Indiana, Oh
saturday. the l9Ih day of May, lSt'I, between the
hours of i.ht o'clock A. url TOUR O'Clock =. NJ,
of said day, all the Real ESTATE belonging 1" the
heirs Of john Il Siilmtn, deceased. IL vii. In
lot No. ninety one (Jll, and Ihc west side OF iH-
lot No. thir y-siX go. in the tow of l''nNillr ;
and part of the southeast quarter OF the south
east quarter OF section No. twenty s,tcn 90, town
1--WE J) south of range eight west, situate! ia War
rick county, Indiana, containing - acres Al*o.
Lot Ne. four ~ in Block No. cig:t, lSj in SUuth
Enlargement al the City Of Evansville, situated III
Vanderbur.h county, Indiana.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-thiul cash in hand
one-thir, ia six months, aud one third in ci@htrcn
months, from the day uf sale, the purchaser giving
his note with approved ser urity, and whiFinS any
relief from valuation or superintendent laws, with
interest from date. SAMUEL II. PEElGo,
april :itdlAwdItw Commissioner.
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HEgf-uS EXPaEGS ('flUEsY.-s

GtK NEW AKRANGEMFNT.
Tie ADAMS EXPsESS CuHPANY respectfully an
their friends aud patrons, the public ..f
Evtsv lille and vicinity, that. with increas! f..cii-
ties TOR tie transportation OF
FEE Ia II y, l. 4 q n 4 a. ES
NO Ely ID I 4 4 4 Il / -
They solicit continuance of former ftvots Is
peciai care taken in the collection OF Bills Drafts,
Notes, and the transportation OF small aud valuable
packages.
AllpersOns Wishing to avail themselves Of the ia
cilties of the Express, obtain desired inf
nation reference routes ATS. details of the
business, at their Office i:Is: street, etween
Main and Locust, opposite tine iost utace
de l. FISH N.ro,.r
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EsyHH LSRGEsr r0sSCFO ES-
.EAEI,IsH NJ ENI IN TIE 81 ATE

Would respectfully inform the Citizens OF Evans
vile and vicinity, that they have larger stock Of
Tobacco, .Segars, Snuff, Pipes, and German
king Tobacco,
Than any two establishments u our principal
cities
Hotels aud store Keepers, ias.k 10 y"nr interests
B flTe purchasing elsewhere please examine
Larry assortment, which pledge ,ssr.'lNe~ seil
If the lowest Raifinor3 pixies Bnt ,ieat.rr rhah
Ca:i bs bought liz ttnSiuuIti Louisville Al Ne
ask -, that Saf shall call and ie- Tor Ns'nr=-lSes
We offer HiIA Of the s.ia1s u h"ltsal- - rrtl-
Our establishment Is "a branch II the well known
extensive Haltimor.. r,,ltct-s Warehouse Of Jos
Fcndtich ! Rr,ts.. No $50 Forest street
p FE%pRIt'lI : EROS,
Main i ; .i...-r alive hii=t
ocIst F,-.s'-Vilie ItHi-
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Che Railg gomrnal.
RIVER ITEMS

RIVER ITEMS
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
Tempest Louisville. Greenville, Green River.
Melrose, Nashville. Undine, Cincinnati.
Luz naves, S. Carrolton. Glendale, Cincinnati.
]. k. Bell, New Albany. Mcclellan, Memphis.
DEPARTED.
Tempest, Nashville Creenville, Green River.
chariss Bo1en Cairo SnGire Ark Rivsr
Antoerst' New Orleans Grey Eagle, Lonlsvitie
Mcclellan, Louisville
1.-THE riuer was still falling slowly on
Saturday, with no indications of rise soon,
as it was falling all the way up.
1.-THE Weather was beautiful.
$3.50. Freiqhts are still scarce, with no
notable change in prices.
$500 Business on the leeve was dull, and
with the exception of what freight our reg
ular packets and the Autocrdt took, nothing
was done worth mentioning.
'.''.. The "tiger" packet, Dunbar, will
leave to-day at IL for Paducah AMI all in
termediate landings She takes the mail
and of course will start on time. Be at the
landing with your freight, as the Dunbar
is always prompt.
1.-THE Silcer Star and Bo,cen both left
for Cairo, and the GreenVillefor Green River,
with fair trips of passengers and freight.
1.-The Autocraf arrived late in the af-
ternoon, and we suppose took all the freight
which was flying round lose " on the
wharf, which will be abont as much as she
can conveniently carry.
1.-THE Lac EdVes arrived from Green
river with first rate trip of tobacco. She
will push out to-day at noon for South Car
rolton, and as Jim Mcdonald is her Cap
tain, no better boat can be found to ship or
take passage on.
1.-THE Neto Uncle Sam passed down,
out did not get much freight here, as our
shippers preferred saving their freight for
our own 4ut0crat.
1.-THE Glendale passed down and the
j. &. Bell up. Both had good trips.
1.-THE Louisville Courier of yesterday,
says:
Capt Lacy has recovered the body of his
little daughter, who was drowned while
attempting to reach the shore from the
burning steamer 4. T. Lacy, on the night
of the 25th nit.
1t is stated that the Arkansas river
packet, Lady Walton, is in possession of the
Sheriff of Little Rock. 1t is also rumored
that the MedOra Capt. Timms, will take the
WaLtoHs place in the mail line, and con-
tinue in the trade.
...."Capt. Sam. Montgomery has gone to
Memphis to close the sale of the Republic to
Captain Sherley and others. They want her
to ply regularly between Helena aud New
Orleans.
1.-The Cincinnati Enquirer has an item
about two snags IN the neighborhood OF
Letart, one of which the boats run under,
and the other they run over. They are
very funny snags or else the boats are good
jumpers and dodgers.