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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
, Editing Paper.


Editing paper il very pleasant busi-
ness. sa4.e1
IF it contains too much political mat
SER, people won't have it. 49,.
Tttbs type is too large, it don't con-
tain enough reading matter.
If the type 10 email, people won't read
If We publish telegraph reports. PEG,
pie say they are lies. go ~ q
If we omit them they say we have no
enterprises, or suppress them for political
effect
If we have in few jokes, people say
we are q rattlehead eES
IfweOuit them, they say we are old
fossil. aa 4aE
If we publish original matter, they
damn Us for not giving selections.
1t we publish selections, men say we
are lazy for not writing more and giving
them what they have not read in some
other paper. OK " Tasa s@1a Al
II we give 6 man q complimentary
notice, then we arr censured for being
partial. --'ssz-
II we do not, all hands say We are
greedy hog
II we insert an article that pIeasss the
ladies', men become ieslous
II we do not cater 10 heir wishes, the
paper |. not g to have In theah USE II
If we attend church they say il is only
for eject.
II we don't, they denounce Us an de-
cei,ful and desperately wicket.
If we remain in the Office. and attend
to business, folks say We are too proud 10
miagle with our fellows ~ i4es s9s q &
If We g5soat, they say we never attend
to business.
If we publish poetry, we affect senti-
mentalism If we do no, we have no
literary polish, or taste.aR
1.-THE mail does not deliser our papers
promptly, they say we donotpubiish "on
time.'s. IF it docs. they are afraid we
are getting ahead OF time
If We do not pay all bills promptly,
folks say we are not to be trusted
If we do pay promptly, they say we
stole the mony, - ~.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16

The New York Nation has reporter,
"B IT, (B4yard Tay or who has been
making scour of the Five Points. He
tells dry story, and was mistaken by a
thief in one Of the tenements for az old
acquaintance, while villainous looking
fellow, after q sharp, quick glance,
stretched out his hand .'.1ve seen you
in Sing Sing, hsven'tIf" he asked in q
Low voice. ] was so astonished at being
taken for spal," that the man drew
back bis hand. How long were you
there22 asked. He hung down bis
head, muttered, A three years" and
walked out.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16

E x AK for the cure of - p s-sss 81
DILLI0US D1sEASRS.S sICK HxAnAeHE.
- Less OF Appetite, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Costivsness, Jaundice. and ali Derapre-
Een,s OF the ystem where an Aderieut or Ca
tn srtlc Ned cine Is required.
DR. Easierly'a Universal Family Pills are very
mild and pleasant In their operation. vel more
prompt and efieetual in cleansing thu svstegn
various other pulls In general uss. For Liver
complaint and Dyspepsia they are invalunI le-
These pills are pure y regetable in their iprre-
dents. and will be found much superior 10 9th r
pills to cure the DISEASES incident to the West
Families. try themi x bsaaiai,i5s,sss 80 = :
Price. 80 cents per box-for3y IN a box + - -
Prepared an. sold by DIR. e. kasterly A. Co.
No. 70 North Fifth strees, & LOUIS Mo. Sold al
their branch Fami,y Medicine Store, No. e9 Mad
fson kfraet, A htcago. H. f4Fa1 deslss ztssg
For sile BY the druggists, Evansville. ssaas8
dsc2s Th. FsSati weaw # .fss snivsff
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
Tbe New Bedford Mercury has the 10

1he new bedloru mercury mas the lol.
lowing:yg 19o 7 & 500 si'i.Sso lHa .7,N!
One of our young physicisns meeting
Counselor Johnson, the scolored lawyer,
in a store ihe other day, inquired Of him :
Squire. il man, should come to me
With Q. swollen hand and ask my advice
90 to its treatment, and should pre-
scribe bathing il with aalt and water, do
you think l could collect q charge of IS
for the advice2' The counselor consid-
cred for momentY and replied; Yes,
Think your claim would be good in law "
The Doctor left the store smiling, when
the counselor stepped up to the desk of
the merchant, made out bill against
the doetorEfor "advioe, So and for
warded it to the postofice. We presume
IN will.he paid. rI03 aanE H8NA 14
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16

Sam. Bowles, one of the editors of the
Springfield ( Mass Republican, (R4p J
writes from Washington that Congress
10 ike the boy out on q rough seain an
open boat: = Can you pray, JimY'
"No" "Can you sing hymn2' mo
/" Cant you, then, repeat verse of the
BibIe7 " Not bit Of. it." "Well."
with siab, 9 something has got to be
done did quick. ~
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DIR. GATHERS 49,.
COUG 81 BALSAM

---- viii cure no -
EtOUGHs, COLDS, ASTHMA. CONSUMPTION,
u Bronchitis spit ing or Blood Pain Ia the
side and Breast, whipping Cough. Group and
al Diseasesof The Throat. Chest, a Lungs.
The mo Ter ec', p easant. and eficaeious rom
edy ever di covered for ail Diseases Of ts Throat
Chest, and Lungs Ia
DR. oAKTER's COUGH BALsAM.
This medicine immedi sieT stops the coughs
produces fres and easy xpfcforatfcn. removes alt
mucous and full maflers from the air passages,
gives 10 dificult brea hing alays the frrita.
tlon Of the Lungs, and-efe 10 q speedy cure BY
soothing and hsa ing ell the puimoH airy orgauG
DR. CASTERS COU0a BALsAM %
never fails to cure Coug and Colds ia few
days, and has cured thousands upon thousands
of cases Of Consumption after physiciaus aud all
ether 7, medie. bad fsasd. an 1.-The patients given
up to die. This Belsam 10 the most perfect and
infalhble remedy for all Diseases Of ths Lunga'
kI own 10 tho civilized word. YAnH TV
b. Ask for DIR .farter's Cough Ralsam, and
take nothing else. Price rs cents for trill bottle
large bottles, ~ 70 per bottle. rIsfsI ARK
Prepared and sold BY Dr.. Il. Easterly q Co., No.
20 North Fifth street, ST. Louis Mo. Sold al their
bran Family Medicins store. No. 90 Madison
street. Chicago, III, 1890 -. y go, - sssf., g
For ssle BY the druggists, Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
A OAaDTO TNvALIDs.

weinsite the special attention OF the sick an .
afflicted, no matter what the dlsesse, or how bad,
to careful peruaal OF DR.. Easterly's medical ad-
vertisements, which can DO sesn In another COL
umn OF our-paper this morning. Dr. Eastsrly's
Family Medicines are STANDARD preparations, sell
rapidly. give general satisfaction, kept in all
the principle drug stores, and are the most Oele.
brated and Popular Remedies now 10 use. We
advise families to keep snpriy Of each of DIR.
Easterly's Medicines on hand and thereby save
money In doctors bills. For sale BY the Drug
gIsts Of Evansville. =a -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
i" Extraordinary Predictions - OF
Nearly Wenly Tears Ago.

In an old Kinderhook Almanac Of
ls47 is the following prediction about
the United States:
swhsn he county Is ruled BY . tailor bold,
A begzar shall stiica with a thimble Of Roldsw
And the wyter shall furnish. instead OF the land,
Three millions Of men with their frat In com
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
Colgate's ATomatio Vegetable Soap

: Halls Vegetable Sicilsan Hair Re-
ne w err has proved itself TO be the most perfect
preparation for the hair ever offered to the pub
lie. usa1 af8t f t 81 az
IT WILL RESTORE GBEY HAIR 10 ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR
1t will keep the hair from falling out.
1t cleanse. the scalp and makes the hair son,
lustrous aud sfiken.
lei fpiend hair dressing. ss-
No person, old or Young. should fail to use It,
IT 10 Rec OMMEhDED And USED By
TIE first MEDICAL A UTH0RITY.
D~-Ask for Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Re-
newer, and take no other. - 3 r.
$3.50 p. HALL 4 CO.,
.ata Q+-..ss.s Nassau, ". H., Rropr etors.
For sale ~ KELLER & WHITE, asd Drug
gists generally. oc26 6n &.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16

'"HAr exclaimed . Mr. John Thomas,
standing with his coattails drawn for
ward, and his back 10 the kitchen Ere.
ave heerd 9 good deal about the cattle
complaint, bat am Apply to say it 'ayen't
vet attacked my calves" 49, -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
azEas Z ssss,ra,.
76S Wokla's 6rinioa Of Roatettsr'e
Stomach Ht44ers

Touching the Bittsrs this grand fact Il clear,
Theis fame mis- all the WIssskrh Hsasisphsre.
KnoPn in all lands, washed By its oceans twain.
Esalsh, hope and tigOr follow in thsir trAiG.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
HA q i
EUREKA!

INFALLIBLE HAIR REsT0RER.
nEcIDEDLY THE BEST ARTICLE for BE.
~ storing Grey Hair 10 its original color mot
dyeing), effrctually curing all diseas a. of the
soap, preventing the hair nom falling OF, giving
IL softnsts and gloss that no hing else dan pro.
ducs. Price, 81 per bottle. Soll by ell drug
gists.
Robert Fisher, Agent and Manufacturer, st.
Louis, Mo. H-fNet sex t4@sllA aaT
Sold by DR.. q. Fasterly Co., No. 10 nth
Fifth street, St. Louis Mo, and at their branch
Family Medicine St5res No. 90 d ads street,
Chicago, i IL, ole General Agents, 20 whom
all orders must be addressed. sgsYf ffs'I 7fsYrF9
For sale BY The druggists Of Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
eve gELI41g bnn EsaEqaE
DIR. SANDERS
THREE.MINUTF sALVE

This celebrated salve will cure
CoRNs, WARTS, MOLES, RINGwoRM, and
" Tcothache in from three to ten minutes.
trial will conviRcs the most increduious Of
its aiiaest miraculous power aad efficacy in re-
moving Warts and n oles, which are always
che sfve to the eye, impafring onr's beauty. and
instantly curing ths tormtnting pains from
Corns and Toothache.@ Price, rs cents per bottle.
Dr. Sanders hree MINUS ealve win be sent to
all parts.of the country on receipt Of the price,
ana ten cents to prepay postage on the same. s.ts
Prepared aud sold by DIR. Il. EasteTly q Co.,
no. ~ North Birst htreet, st. Louis, Mo. Sold at
ison street, Chicago, H.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16

DIR. EAsTERLYss !

-a3@t4s3 DIR. EASTEESLTsS 9 = AZ 3
DIAR RI EA SYRUP.
This medicine Is peasant aud infallibls cure for
nIAR.HEA, DTsENTERY, COLI, CaoL-
~, era iMorbus,-ur .mps or Spa ms Bowl Com
p atnts, aud al DeranRements ef the Stomach
and B9we 8 OF Children VIII n 1e thing.
ms celrorAt' d. popu or, ard inf .ltlble remedy
has hesn used by the most respectable and intel.
ligens families 10 st~Bouis foF. the last nftref
years In all eases 81 sDlarrhea, Dysentery, aud
Bowel Compiaiat, and al quite in proneuncing it
the most speedy AMI efrckuaI raed cine they have
ever used. 4frica. cantR b bottle
Pr. P Ared and sold BY Or. Z Easterly 4 Co.,
their branch store No. 90 Madison street. Chi.
cago, Ill.
For sale by the druggists, EyansvIlle
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
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VINEGAR.
Vinegar ENaCtOry.
D0ERING& BENHIGHOF

On Ninth street, Between Chestnut ana oherrv.
VzEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND a coon
N article Of Older Vinegar, which We viii sell
at Cincinnati prices. st fsbI4-dsm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16

A Cough. Cold, or sore Throat, Il
REeurREs INMEDrArE ArrEErIos AND sHorLD BE
CHECKED. 1FALLowEDTo cosTMuE,
IrrItafion of fhe Lungs, a. Permanent
I z Throat Affection, or am In.
+ durable Lung Disease =
Is OFTEN THE RESULT. rs
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs-
HAVING DIREor INTLuEkcz TO rHK PARTS. GIVE
tMMEDIAfE RELIEF. -
For Bronchitis, Asthnkas Catmrrh,
and Throat Diseases,
rRocHzs ARE USED WITH ALWAYS GOOD SUCCESS,
: SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
win ud TrOches useful In clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal
organs. Tho Troches are recommended and PIE.
scpibed by Pkysicians. and have had timonia is
from eminent men throughout the country. Be
ing an article of true merit, aud having prOusd
their efficacy by u tsst Of many years, each year
anda them in new localities In various parts Of
the world, and the 1Foehes are universally pro-
nounced batter than other srticles.Y -
/. OBTAIN only tssBaows's BRoEcHIAL TRocHEs,n
and do not take any OF the WORTHLESS Tnitations
that may be offered. EseUa
Sold pyerywher in the Unitsd States, and in
Foreign Countries, at IS cents per box.
dee 6mdAw JFl E8 H3tks
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
cOTcATE,s HONEY eoAT

This celebrated Toilet Soap, In such univer.
sal demand, 10 made from the choicest materi.
ais, Is mild and emolllent in its nature, fra
grantIy scented, and extremely beneficial
In its action upon the skin. For sale ty Drug.
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers. au24- ly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16

gentleman Who sunsred for years fsom Eerv-
oua Debility, Prem ture Decay. and all the effects
OF youthful indiscrstion, will for the sss OF suf
fering humanity. send fee to all who need II. the
rec pc and a rsctious for making he simple eme-
dyby which be WAS cured surfers wishing to
profit by the advertiser experience, can do so by
addressing, in peri Ct connd-nce.
& JOHN OGDEN.
fsb27- No. 10, Chambers street., New York.
Colgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap
superior TOILET soar, prepared fr m refued
vEoErABLE on 10 combination with GLYcERIsE
and espacia'iy Designed for the uss Of LADIES aud
for the EussERv. It's perfume Is exquisite, and
Its washing properties unrivalled For salo by all
druggists. fsb23 ,66-d&wly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
AYoIn couNrERFEITe.

HosrErTHR's BITTRRs share the common fate
OF sll things eoOd-Tmpostofs initiate.
or these bewars-discrsstly use Jour eyes,
Fron honest houses purchase your supplies
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ssa .g4a LOB AND no nasd al
GARDEN SEEDS

0HBtV6tN b @OO
g In their Stock win be fund: sas 95R
CHAnrPLoN Keepers ard Mowers. s9eS
sz-ag 80 g1lilaUAKER Mowers,
RUssELLfS Reapers and Mowers. srafa,
Threshing Machtnes.
ur1On cHuRE-m Mss Ba.ss. 2 : M.n,.
= n Csoorn Millss lQas q Of TIE seuth. J
FANEING MILLS, sfaafOr 70 New Patent,
~ rs Smaller Outside 4 has Larger Riddles q
Pas More and Better Riddle doe twice the work
Of, and batter than, any other FnnihK Mill
ClsanS ah1d SEPARATES al kinds Iof So ELS,
-i9l9f cuHttng 30 esq $50. gt 80 a
no 3srER vhsafD usnn 3 s ED noxsr.
~ s@na a1hs Beet IN the Wor'd.iH ssif
HORSE HAY FORK ana Lif.sr' 81
ia E. l.. w ALA = IA Nes PA o. &.
81 aGsd siW The CHEAPEST. simpassts
strongest ligh tsst Fork, aid mo pOrsrfui Lis
- 1Is@ Horse FHav IA r<ea sgailsg I ID
Wsah-s ~trePkY ShtrIs,
BY force Of the wstsr. Vvfshoat II abbIng,
Washes ma ssat q time aud hssIsc than any
= Ciotf,es wrtnR.rs nia4f "a
Plato n NJ SCALE "a Neison,& Davis
10 make, prom uncsd by Toba co
PLoUGHs :, and Cuisivat"rs 5l95 p
OAE~tlOAsE w HEAT DRILL.
FAUe ct 4 ME sUnE Combined
New faf9et ~ d G ca tonvenieace
p AIN-WAa ER .FiLTk -ehsap.
NJ -gfa4h#.sfas ! Durable. aud Bff ctive. AZ i.
NO N-ExPLOsTVG OAL OH ANS,
SHs -.@ Chs Insu &C. - FL
UNFREEZABLks p On rs, {Nsw Psteut.)
= -. ,-. Which neitate be. Wa ers CHI afer
and more effective than ChaIl Pumps, or any
-90 iBa other Kind Of w&teF elssaf 5r.
COFFEE zR0AsFER, tSswI Parent,) . >
Goes by CIVekvworks Roasts;
@ fee without sneedins atfetfon, browns every
grain TO saa 60 am " used IN q nIu scti q
with Our Ola ID minIon @ q Nee Pos, vi
NEW LAmPL<a 1DE u AttarIlin A. /. st a1l.
~ saaUi I'VE ~ Patent FIR COA 4 OFT,
4 ssasass~ ss n. v hich PEI mis- t1e lamp ]
70 be flied. trimmed ard lighted withohtF mos-
ing shade or Chimney cssts no shasow hsneath
the lampf - more Pr table fhs Q Gas, mach !
cheaper, nnd b-tter ! ghl for he eye Mapy
q ms ia New Work. have OSCAR % C -
aW 80 GAS toFas this lamp ana shade.
BIRD CAGks III .nnest ever brought here I
OLDIN& CHAIRS, a ! styles, Ter . and
small eaFpetp -lat, cushion and eane.seAt-the
most c ulf5rtabe Chair yet mad, and guaran-
tied Iperiest In wood and workmanship.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
CURE YOURSELF!
DIR. BAKERS sPECIFIC

sa 9a gaaasaf rs usei
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16

@|~~p ~ers~ a~'s-t - = E1 aa4a EflF4I
isla 30 / ssass auft.ns S1rs gtls .s5otfii.al
WF-AE8fn SagfE gisdz safns4s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-16
DR.eEAsTEREYsS
UNIVERSAL FAMILY PILLS.

.als By me draggists, Evanaville.
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TIN w ARE.
= iii. Il. BLEMKER
Plain and Fancy TinWare,

Mantle Fronts, the very best Enameled
Crates, fine and commoni 6killets and
Lids: Ovens and Lids; Sugar-kettle /;
sDog-Irons; Smoothing-Irons, fancy and
common; Coal Holds and Vases; Britain
mia Ware;. Iron, Timed, and Enameled
Ware, and everything connected with the
business; in fact, general assortment OF
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MACHINISTS.
WILLIAM HEILMAN,

e'al = kos ~ IQH EITfn.r1J $50
IS a1ita at-ae BE- ono@ tsil ,-tsstisfse
-sii'ni 7s5no s.ai WoT iban buaHs
s'i'ia1 "A ul rTti5Fo'.g ius C.FIl- - .s.E
s.9m3uEs bnB .carYnos ffr, aaaAs
Hf1ls sdf uoqp nofsa ~ at .tr.-frpr
ihous Successor to Kratx a Hsilman -
NEahyaDN-4 zttttgs -
Hd IS ilssiH bev. .fsr ssd s,s-fr,s-e-7es ,r.y
inh sal rol noi4a1aaa7a is..i7aa f.aor -
.1IidAa nal 81 ta--,nn ~
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R0aas Due.

Darling Cincinnati to Memphis; Van
Buren,, Cincinnati to Arkansas River;
ArnadilIo, Cincinnati to New Orleans;
Argosy, New Orleans to Cincinnati; Nash
vile, from Cairo; T. Baker, from Green
River; Nightingale, Cincinnati to st. Louis;
John T. McCombs, from Louisville; Pales-
tine, Louisvslle to Cal O; Sherman, Gin
cinnati to Memphis, are among the boats
dino here lt-.rss r. t@l.. - $3.50. .fg
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miscellaneous.


! The Golden Eagle and barge, from Gin
cinnati to Memphis, were fully loaded.
She discharged a few small lots of miscel-
laneous freight at this point. She was be-
hind considerably, having lost fifteen
hours, aground at Flint Island........The
Robinson and Naugatuck, from Memphis
to Cincinnati, each with a barge in tow
had slim trips 1.-THE N. w. G. (tow boatl
with ave empty coal barges in tow, from
Cairo, passed up for The
John Peter Webb, Capt. Charlie Irwin in
command, left for Eastport with an excel
lent trip.........T The Sam. Orr, with the mail,
in place of the Phantom cleared for
Cairo on her first trip. She had a very
fair show of freight and people.....-...
The Phantom has gone to the bank to have
some improvements made, when she will
enter the Cumberland river trade, under
the command Of J. Hodge Brown....T The
work of repairing the wharf goes on rapid
Jerry Vineyard went out as clerk Of
the Sam Orr.....The Lennie Drown sunk
opposite Helena, Ark, and Will be total
loss. She was insured in Cincinnatioff
Capt C1aycomb has gone to Cincinnati for
another boat, to take her place
in the Arkansas River trade........
/ Capt. VIII. Matheney's packet Camden,
is in the docks. Shewill leave shortly tor
Ouchita River. 1890. Passenger traffic is on
the increase on our Louisville and Cairo
packets, and business seems TO be improv-
ing .........The Advance did not get off yes
terday, but viii leave to-day fer all
points ON the Cumberland. Capt. Yves.
Whitlow's favorite Palestine, with our
friend Harry Walker in the, office
will pass down to-day for Cafro...-..
The Indiana, from the marine railways at
Paducah, passed up yesterday, light, for
louisville She presented a gay appear
ance in her new rig. She did not land.
We presume she will load Tor New Orleans
forthwith. and will probably be at the
| landing, en- route, next Monday.
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Her cargo was valuable, portion Deing
from this city, and worth Slo0s009, ana also,
principally insured In CINCINNATI. -One
office has risk of $4,000 on the cargo:
Her com mander, Captain Claycomb, Will
arrive here tomorrow, and make arrange
menfs for another steamer to take the
place of the Linnie Drown forthwith, IN
the Mem phis and Arkansas River trade.
Messrs Block Lehman e. Co., OF this city
received the following dispatch from
Messrs VInson q Donahue, giving the
names of the steamers which reshipped on
the III nnie Drown, also the names OF the
consignees at Pine Bluff Arkansas: s4asa
The United States Attorney, for this Dis
tricf has brought suits against the owners
of the Victor No.2, Gen. Buell., Major An
6erson. and G. Il. Dumont, for transporting
Rem zoIe friction matches and other dan
per1llS combustibles. without special H.
cense. as required by the provisions OF the
Internal Revenuetax. oa g tAtn ~ .fafa
CINcrNNArI.-The Commercial of Tuesday
says: e., ff H. a.ffs fgs
The weather was mild and cloudy yester-
day, with a light drizzling rain during the
day!s The mercury ranged at " degrees at
noon At Pittsburgh the river IS falling,
| with 5% feet in the channel The Kama
Wha is stationary, with "a inches IN The
channel Here the river has been on q
! stand during the past "A hours, with feet
! on the saoalest bars hence to Louisville.
| There is feet in the canal and feet on
the shoalest bars along the Lower Ohio
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sag a. 3'sssaa.s@F tqmy~g sqo'g dot a
ntt &q8ss .hotlnglcss s15ixxll .ssfs trttft, $50
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aaw saoszn aef ,rhdalgt
kin sicanu 60 aw tuo a ~ lr SEQ
1oibgsY oGs ssie s sflifearrl
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Rfver and Weafher.

. Yesterday the river commenced rising al
this port, and up totEie close of this repori
had risen three inches. Business is mol
very brisk, the principal transaction being
among the packets. There was no ARRIVAL
OF transient steamers during the entire
day. Weather clear and mild.
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Il Golden Eagle, Cincinnati to Memphis
Kate Robinson, Memphis TO Cincinnati /;
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port; Sam. ORR, to Cairo; Tarascon, Louis
Vile and returns News Boy, Henderson
and return. Indiana, Paducah to Louis
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DENTISTS.
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Surgeon Dentists

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