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CONSTITUTION WATER. -Corsrrrr71oy wArxs.
tae o09y knoTn remedy for Dt4betes, Stona ID tho
blsddar+ Calculus GEsvel. Brick Drst Depos!t and
Mucous OF M!lkJ Discharges, hrttation Of the Bind
bladder.
he astonishing success which haa attended this In.
valuable medicine renders It the moas valuable ore
ever discovered No EanRuaxa can cnnyey N ads-
qusta idrA Of the Immediate sud nlmo4t miraculous
change which It occasions tho dehi1ltate snd sh,t
tered sJ1sem- ID facs 1t stands rzrt7allcd ~ reue
dJ for the permanent cure OF the aladIes aboye men
toned. and also, DIABETES, IMpOTESCY. LOSS
0F MUSCULAR ENERGY PHYSICAL PKQSTHA-
TON, 1HD1GssT1oS, GLEET. ind syesy disease
a1y way connected With tho dtsorder Of decay.
Persons. II conscious Of any Neskuess, ahouId take
tha CONSTITUTION WATER. whether hrofeu
down bT e1cess weak bY nature, or impaired by ack
LESS, The unstsuuR and relaxed Organization II at
cnet rehTaeed. rryiynef and built up. We'll iusy
This celebrated remedy be ca11ed the MEDICAL WON.
DER,
The ttoopnc. trembling victim Of depression and
denfl1ty becomes IeW mAu; he stands erect, he
moves with ctm atep; bis mind which Wal previous
y sunk Ia gloom Of au1ost ldlot4c apathy becomes
bright snd active aud be goes forth rtzenerated cnu-
sc1ons Of new v1Eof. The medicine reaches the con.
sunt1n ttke and restorcs 1t 10 it, nosmal condition
For these dlseaaes' It u truly sovereign remedy,
and too much eannos BE- said in Its praise. sintIa
dose haa been known to relieve the urgent syp-
toms. Try 1t IL these tAses, an ron viii give your
praise 10 CONSTITUTIONS WATER.
MALES Or FEMALES. are you troubled with
That distressing pain In the dual Of the back and
through -FOUR hips? CONSTITUTION WaTER' pM
relieve Jon Like mxzIc.
For ssfe BY Ill druggists. Price u.
". d. GREGG CO., PtopftatoFs.
MORGAN d ALLEN,
General Agents, no. as Cll1 street, New Yo.r.
ezea Assaa. Azs1asa cnissxo sse HVHs
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q. j. RDSk,
Commissioners OF the Beard Of Pohlic Works


IN CITr cEXETRRy.-Dr : de-.
s', sste !, ofihs Supreme Gouf5 q ne s.ts
hsaced tn lotf Numbered foen izr] r6trty to Is aa
Including nn1nheT one hnndred and etvhtyr1o llS2j
oI Gsesns Survey md ton n1nbsT eight hundred auti
four tS94} to and lncl1dlnK number to1zte
aDa !it5 TIE 9ew r. survey a: bad tq7s!id
January I'd. 1eeH an Ordinance wpe passed rroTtdfne
nr the temoval q the tead from that pers Of said
The Undersigned bare oee1 appointed to carry out
the pfoEiao6s Of sid Ordnance And m the accom-
mediation OF parties 1nttTtstea. htTeopened a oce
IN Room 10 ., Court House, whec nj tnfoxE toa II
rtitncc f9 the matter can be Obtained and atr.utr-
Mtntt made for the selection If ne los In other
Cemeteries And the removal Of the dead to fhe s1 IN
accordance With said Ordinance, "NAA~ 0A
J.B. ElGE Mayor,
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.#t1ltefnaI.
MANHOOD.


10 Tue so1ns sad rising ssnessatun. the vers,..t,.
power, of tls " strong but Ia few ye.., how ot,,
the palnd has, .he laet.lns4e - .aa sua.s..t.a
form, md tho inpossbl1fty Of application 70 III eut,,
eaors show its baaetul influence. It sooa bseou,.,
e7dsnt TO the onsesrcr thst some depressing taueec,
iseheessa$ the Development of tho body. coasun2-
ton Ia talked o. sad pszhses the youth II removed
from school a1d srnt lato iue country mi. /. Que at
sas worst n1oTsueata. Ecmoted rom ordinary d.
vezzens Of the gvsrea.ngK .cenes Ct the ctr, ths
roEess or TIE body 10 much enieeoed to g,7e ze.t u
heashtas and rural exercise. thoughts arc tusaei H.
Hs:ds u7,u themselves.
II tue ratlmt be d fsz.n.e, shs appeosch cr til
m11es Is looked nr with anxiety. ., the frat syuo
sorr IN which Saeaze Is to show hcz saving power II
ddusinE the circulation, and visiting the ehe.k with
the bioon Of healt Alas. increase Of appetite has
gFown bF What ted Gu. and the energies Of the sys
TEN are pEnat1ste54 and The whole economy Ii dr
ranged The heeeaattfu aed Wuoderf1t pestod tn which
:4ld 10 womss. Is locked Tor Ia y.to; the partns.s
1ea7f hleeds IN anxfetr. srd nncfe5 the grave but
Ea1t11x for its Victim.
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EV1EE1I VDAIS TVIf ~ nj Isl
Il West EandoTph-st.
oFEIcK CT HoAEn OF PGnLrc WnRKs,}
ChicsEpt Nafeh i7s1, 1881.
eea1ed Proposals will be received By the Hoard OF
april ID for caIolns. nline nd paving With wooden
hloGE rayenenr. "est tsnttolphst, noIu Hsssted-5t
on Gle At sald office.
terms stated In said specifications.
Proposals. mast Be addressed 10 the Board Of Public
Works, iudorsed Proposal fof paving west I:an.
dolph.kt" and be accompanied with The usual 500
bond. Mtth suEettes, 70 sc apptuve1 by the Board.
The Hoazd rslt to reject anY bid not In
accordance with the conditions Of this sdve1tene1t
or 70 reject all bids and pruposal Will he accapted
1efess the party Offering 1t shall give evidence tais
1aciaEJ to the Board ii 1t be has .he aecessaFy sk
experience, enesgy and ability doluE tue work,
trustworthy, and has Eu1fce1t pecunlary sesoulces-
]. G-GESDELE,
FRED. LETZ.
U. ]. ROSE.
ubf2r6f.1dt Hnard ~ E,th7,e teo-ta
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lnau on rack ..,...,,.. az
snis!inz added to above prices 1hen Transferred
49, AE.A A1aEh-iH Quiet anu without Ea14nKt y

GtE Harness, = =
~n......s.......@.tD .tD3t.f1
sTuht.5 H4tneae e-rSaH.1Q
tine 2 H........ a41tyo.t3
r.: ;..*. ...... 11ca1.M
9Nl+ = @..--.-+< lNGl.3
Upper. = b...... e.es&0. q
Country Uppef. I, X2f1 ii
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ElfE. out olns1 H1Sa HncQA0&e0. We quote:
Carbon on. car load. Sop Ha........,,..., 61f
FSers on i'll "a nj,
: >. 1to5 brit = caY inxd IL
F0UtITHY-saseS Hrfe; 50 h D7tAsed INK ri
1T lec-
POTAT0E@-Aes duIf 1t 6525c In ropnd hts,
FR0FlS10NS-The receipts and thtprntnfA 6n,
frV bf rRQ hdrf3 r A foltotrs. ~~~--
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T1oCn Axp o&SEn


Their was fair attendance on Change to-dag
Tut The general markets ruled dull and heayy, and
the bsssna*s ssansassed wa< Light
The Provision market rn]ed very quiet today In
tnnseQueoce ct the cGuitnned depsess}on II the
East. Mess PORK wae neglected and entirely uomj.
nal! with hight inquiry 1t fa5.5o, and sellers At
fa5.7s. Bulk Aeate were neglected. lot OF 7s
frcs country Sweet Picked Hams vas eold a, l5sc,
Ext1z Ness Dser was sold at $780, Land onened
dull with t1talrs sales at 17c but aez the recep.
Of the New York deapstches ii closed armes, with
bnyezs Al 1s&e ana aeilera II 1sc.
uiGhwincs Ncte dali md nominal At $aa2a, with
aalts of IS brls At that price.
The Flour market Wae quiet and unchanged. with
takes Of some 500 hrla 1t f7119775 tor sound, and
s8.a5 for unsound Spring Ext1as. The stock Of
good Spring Extrs Il vc1y light.
The market far No. Spring wheat was quiet ut
an improvement Of 46Ac On tho closing pricea Of
yestefuay. the ro1uns Of business VIA unusually
hight. No. Spring was dnn aud fully lc lower,
There was nothing doing In Red Winter o. Ext.s
Spring. The saIes aggregate 81, 600 bn At el-a1A@
LES No regular, and <17c for fresh receipts IN
Northwestern; Sc for No. 9, and 7aGHXc for RI
Fredericksburg qnet at 91-assG1.25 fos mol.
Corn wa8 qu,et md nnchaused. with sales at 4oc
for No. l. and for neiected-one CIR load
shor, receipts selling At ssHe.
Oats were dull, neglected and almost nominal,
a sSH $21t4dNS VI NJ : CQa0Ee4 QHnQS 1T HlC.
Eye Tas qufei but firm, NTH sales Of fresh re.
cetpta of No. In etotc ii SIC.
l'afey 1as dull with light sales BY sample at ;uc.
Seeds were dull With Light sales At {275Gk2D0 for
7tIno'ns. snd 60 for Glover. FIax .eed ia
scarce md fszn at |a.69G4-G3.
Done+fic hne salt advanced &c peg barrel. vith
tales OF 40 hz1s. nj <s-3Ra.s3, delivered to the
esrf. There YVES no.hlns doing In Foreign SAT-
Groceries were without any chabee since our last
report There Wig d ft1rly active bu.tnc=s DOING
ofucss were beng received freely, snd quite pun.
her of country dealers are In town. TheY do not
however. purchase beyond the immediate wants Of
their trade.
The following dispatches wesc zead 10 day On
'ChanEe:
SEw YORK, March II.
Flour d1ll and henry. Wheat Irregular cho1ce.
Detter. tom better. Sound Oats nsmeF PORK
e7sier. At $AGeH: Lard drn at l8.lc, Whl.key
unchanged. Gold, 1903.
Flour heavy al F7.45laln- Wheat drm 1t -. IL
t.l-sn Com dtm ard active at 7BGkT7c, Uats
salaole nt bSGt55c for Old, and 3SGitc for New,
lard dsmer al 1yc. WhlskeJ heavy at f. aa
LATER.
The Wheat market in the afternoon was fairly
active and drn 1t $1.@s for No. Spring.
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The reported prices range from ti.a tor commoa 10
The Market today h&s been ratber ouEet Ind nr1-@s
continue 10 exhibit downward ttndency. The mel
G1 were huyinE with freedom today md onerz
TOT rom Cleveland Milwaukee and Toledo we1c ajso
| dotnk comparatively nothing.
Among the good lots sold We nptic shta4 nrcmum
thte.sfa old Steers, averaging 1&ao H. one of fhe
ottt iots seen IN market this yrar. raised ind ed pY
A. c5poorne Co.. city bu.ehess This 10, IL meant
TO supply the Fcnisns On ST. Pstncke DaJ.
lower, and weak.
The dAy e1oscs With quite nu.nber unsola.
The 1ouoElnE asc lhe reported transaeuops:
CATTLE SALES TODAY.
ss;;s5,siaS s;s9,: l s. Son 'tsd Sesd
he.d steers, ~ at $50; q S BOW
~ M !: !: 81 e on1!s1ss :
:oa ' seSib's Fl It ia Cows .rer
noEa5t sod n;oTn Il head fair Steers, averaging
S@ 'f:f .:s e tssE e, 8. 4
a y;Siiaisy @. sold uolllh.a /. bead. .ve,.sIne
shephaId so'd webb ,, head or good ssee4s sreras.
fsnE I'D ls;ts IL head. averaging LIS, ~: =,
M.|isS :ea g 81, e j. .ss:;s:tne
: hsss.:s s;,' 81 IS
e 1tsa s i s. T. q
asssl & & ' IL r p.r
Ga ss IT ssa ss iss e 81
Bcosn 4 Thompson .o1a Coils Is head. a,eaxlne eos
fs5' + s.; fssS: S:ss
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Since Jan. L.. .<47,1to.1s ss7 7o1o,s77 fso7:s,g ,g7
Included IN the preceding statement are the fol-
lowing dv goods tn,po.tatIous for the same pe11od
For the nrck. 1851 1865. ds6s
Entered al port fs,s63,s13 sl,1i30s1 x3eM, ,a1
Thrown On mkt -.esa,63s 1sG.,eD s,1aa,eH
t1nce Jan. l.
Entered ii port ga .6oo,1n sasa7,lsa ssssss.ea
Thrown on mkt 2a.so'.56l a7g9,Gci 3a.s74TU
The exports Of gold during the week ending
March 10 nrnountea 70 {5s&a8t.
The following table shows the exports Of specie
ffom tbe pou OF New York to 1orc1en ports for nf.
itxn yesEt, from Jan. to March IL, ls5e, 4ud 1os
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"WEDNESDAY EyES1Na, March II, 1866:
The receipts and shipments during the past
t~enty-four hours compare With those Of the cor
responding dete i8st Year rs follows:
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OFfIuE o. TuH pAIIf TernrxrJ
Wednesday Evening. Mlirh j, !
bEEF cATTLE-Acoosdtne to the yoasd or Trade
reports, tie receipts and ahptx stoea is.ua
compared with the corresponding period OF ise3 hare
been ~ ioowa- It shoaId be borrG In Mid a these
'hpeau and fecspts ere resy those af the day pro
cedirE:
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RttetpsA Of gram at Ealtlnort. ptr record Of 1he
Corn ana Flour EXCHANGE for the months Of January
md February. ass md for the core pondlog months
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Git, Notifies


TOIIECTORSs .NUTITF.
~ STATE OF ILLINOIS Cook Cots1sy-SS.
Ctrf E0ILfcTpa,s 3TTlc4, c0CEr HorN}
Room No, IT, March 18th, IS6s.
Public notce u hereby E!rer that the fooE E.uk de-
sc-1het W3 ra1t has De Aced In ny hands fDf col
leetfph, fo-Nlt.
Wxl{sut No - aoeth, da1ed March 9sh. Es6E, aad
1ssu-d hs COLLECTION OF special sssessneat lested
toe the Fnlng, Grsdtnx and tsufia9 of an Aey, Enn
ming fforu EEhtee1th sNtet to T~cntetA atreek D.
tween Wabash ayenue and ststt atrett.
A! pe17on1 interested y sasd Asse.smsns ~ r.
default Of sach pGynect Ihc sa!d zsseesuent Tu be
collected It the cost and expense q persons nso1e
therethr. 4. Il. HEAtp,
nnhl4pst4 III City Collector.
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Is1ms tash, tn United 8tates currency.
D. ". FLAGLEK
Capt, o1d- n1aT. L. Col Cor. Angu1t4 4fsatss1


ntFlCE ASSISTANT. QUAR-,
1v, offer ,,is y n6 ,1c11aa 1sap n.ETa e. isa
saops % IL s ~ Il apr Eve Y
10 o'clock H., tho following articles Of a[schitltT
sCGuplnEh or line shalt: stesa Engine loxts inch
ss2dfs5 Ensns aeh
On es' ns shaf Lssss; sS1ss i5a e.
ns: slRsls Ra hs.a & 5ashe spgtas, double aeat:
Inch Fulleys bored and turned: 9inch Fa1ley.
bored ap1 iurne; inch Puiie5s, bofrd and taraed
% Inch PnA,ey, ho.el and turned; stfneh Pniieye,
bot,d and iulned; Sinch Pusleys. bored and tutusd
ss et y 6 sIansr sss
snKi fteI ~ shsttinx: g. 44hine Tsps; produc-
'04 III hs; Il; S e spsh: = tnsh. slash
eono!t!on Persons Wishing to examine If betore tie
day Of sale do BY calling 1t the Franfip Shops
Terms, ca.h: Govsrament Fauds. o''S's'
II n5aT OF Capt a. R. Eddy, Ch!ef QuaEtermastes
io9.o!s. xst EVE Nal and a. q. NJ.
T ARGE SALE OF GOVERN
No. MSsfa essf b:p9t q essGa IT, Of Bs Brig Gen.
msas ssEsh e etea aasssEs s. nouis To
The sale Hi coG1aenes @ On ThpFsdsy. tne ;2d lus,
80 PEI ds1} uol1 .}l sse so1d. ''~ 'ae fa1e O.!
& laeIs ~ ,ss p;s9 Of tsensy thensapd Or more
seeea ar seTSee 20 o. et1ss t6s a & Ins
Ihc FfsakIiS avcnue ststet rssroaa cars run within
An31zia VIII be sold saagty.
7e'"s-cusscHe5-u-s s. 1FeaSSH9fy Eo'sso; %o,ne
mhtoll6 1T Cnpf- nnd !. .. VI,
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PROPOSALS FOR PAVING
l. WEST MADISON STREET.

Il NE5T MAUIEUT STREET-
Of71c1 o1 1l1 HOARD Or FCsLIC HoaKa}
CHICAGO Marthla, ist6-
Sealed Proposals will b. rtctieTet oY the Bo.sd Of
Pahns Wofkx. ssshet, ot1ee. aatl u a. p: Meud9ay
bleck pavement West Nauuoo ssrrcs, rom H1!ssed
street 10 the oEidg,, according TO plans ant spect
frntlons On de st said ctace.
Sud improvement will be pald Tor sccordl1g to The
te{ns stated IN said Spccidcs1G1s.,
Propos1}s 11rse be dfdressed to tbs Board Of Pub
!1c Works fEdogsed Proposal for PasinS West Mad.
son sttet~ and Be accompanied Eish 1hE Usual S;0a
The Board feserYes right reject any hid not IN
accodaIes WE the epndltioos oithis sdyeris=nsu:
nniess tbe party oeIoE i shsi EtYe evidence ssiis
experience. ererrs a1d ability for doing tic work,
unstWorsby, nnc has sufficient pecun11ry resonrces+
!. e.. ssfHDELE,
FRED LETT,
U.J. ROSE
mht2,ps2.lot RoHrd Of Pnhitc wo,ts
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Sunday and Monday.....L6:3 1.:9 -. ~.
Trct6xT ............~..... 661 153 ~ list
Nedae314T.......-.......1 185 80,
Total ts33 1ss 80
Same time 1Aft week 1.9S$ -. l1t& .,,.
The receipts Atr md the AMOUNT Of bustue8s
transacted tight.
The actus sales stnce4 O'Clock last e7e1ns ars 4.
foNows:
Illinois Central Scale. ...,.........,.,,,,.. 50
RuritnEton Scale 80
St. Louis d Alton Scale. So
Northwestezn 261
600
The prices range from SIS lor Light to $slg Tor Air
E7ades+
Shippers bare taken about ra head and packers
abon& so head
TeQnote the u.AIkEt ns dull Ut dectins Of 1ba1.e
1o1 N4
The 1sgox,oE ~ The reported tzansaettous:
HNa SALES TODAY.
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M&f, r n..:... 0 Gat.u
sisuKhth ~ Sole-. 0.3;s31.43
1Ch1caso--.-...- 6+sa@o.35
Bneuos AUB...n nf140. Is
MMNo bo'e. 1.1&G.M
| oam2ged 1880, e13t-3s
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139. apd closed Al $50. StlFEr Wa dull and nom.
tnal At ts0gls3
Seven Thirty bonds were higher in Ncw York to,
Gay, but there Has no change in rates IN this mar-
ket. We quote:
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inches at Portland. The weather contin-
ues clear and cool, the thermometer rang
ing at 20 in the shade, which is cool enough
for the last of June.
on the falls last evening there were four
feet nine or ten inches water in the pass
down the Indian chute, and slowly swell
ing.
Sr. LoUIs,-The Democrat of Saturday
says:
The decline in the river here is steady and
rapid. The Illinois continues to fall with
only three feet below Peoria. The Pekin
was pretty light coming down, ana stuck
q little while on Naples flats. She makes
one trip more in the Illinois, but hardly
another if the water does not rise. The
Belle of Pike, Naples packet, also stuck
short time on the flats. She went up again
Yesterday, but probably aSmaller boat Will
take her place soon. The Upper Mississip-
nj is rising and in good condition. and the
Missouri is high enough for any boat or
cargo. The weather keeps delightfully."-
cool. Business on the rivers, especially to
the South, continues unprofitably dull
The Tiber, coming out of the st. Croix
on Tuesday, had one of her barges sunk in
Il feet of water, by collision with the
steamer Hudson. The barge contained
G,OOO bushels of wheat from Putnam, Ohm
stead a. Co., Burlington, Iowa. The grain
was fully insured.
i. Sterling. late clerk on the Mississippi
river steamer B. B. Carroll, was arrested in
Mobile on the 18th, on charge of collect
ing So, 900 due to the boat and appropriatlng
a telegram from New Orleans, where, it is
alleged, the offense was committed.
MEMPHIs-The Commercial of Friday
says:
The weather, yesterday, was clear, and,
- the shade, unpleasantly chilly. Bust
ness on the leVee was exceedingly dull.
But little freight is offering for any point.
The upper river boats generally come with
good cargoes, but return light. The river
is about on q stand here, and falling all
the way up, with all the upper rivers on
fine decline The Arkansas is falling
rapidly, but remains in good condition.
The White and st. Francis rivers are both
falling, with plenty of water for manageable
purposes.
NEW ORLEANs.-The Times of the 9th
ult. says:
The weather OF yesterday was of the
same tenor as that OF the preceding day,
very close at times, with a cloudy sky, pre-
senting the appearance of rain. 1t how
ever rained q good shower, nearing dark,
and from the appearance of the serial ele-
ments, damp night was expected.
Business on the landing was brisk
enough for Tuesday, Notwithstanding the
dizziness of the times. There We're four
departures, viz, the J. NJ. Sharp for La
fourche, the Frolic for Minden, the Gen.
Quitman for Nicksburg, and the w. r. Ar
thur for st. Louis. Each of the departures
had fair showing of freight, besides q
goodly number of passengers. ~
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
Express Business

at all the mail landings between Louisville
and Cairo. Tariff of Freights very low.
Patronage is respectfully solicited.
anrI Sdtf
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No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability toI
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assert
ment of Job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to, and
our fob department is under the personal
supervision of one of the best job printers
in the United States We are prepared to
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C., &c. Orders left with either of the
wharf boats viii be promptly attended to.
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River and weather.

The arrivals and departures up to three
O'Clock yesterday, included the Armada,
Cairo to Evansville; John t. McCombs,
Henderson to Louisville; Naugatuck and
Minneola, Cairo to Memphis; Kate Robin
son, Memphis to CINCINNATI; Louisiana,
New Orleans to Louisville; Charmer, bone
yard to Cairo; Newsboy, Henderson and
return.
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Boats Due.

Among the first boats due here are the
Altoona, Tor Nashville; Lady Franklin,
Yorktown and Wauanita for st. Louis;
the Darling and Liberty No. 2, for Mem
phis; w. p Strader, Messenger and
Argosy, for New Orleans; the I'm
porter, from st. Louis; Tarascon and Mary
Ament, from Louisville; Phantom from
Cairo; J.. P. Webb, from Nashville; Romeo,
from Tennessee River.
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ROats Leaving To-Day.

For CAIRo.-The splendid side-wheeled
and admirably appointed passenger pack
ct, Armada, will go out to-day at 2 O'Clock
as the regular mail boat in the daily line.
She has no superior on the lower Ohio for
beauty, safety, speed or fine appointm
Capt. Josh V. ThroOp, her commander, is a
veteran steamboatman of great experience
and proverbial for his prudence and cOur-
tesy. Messrs. Dunn and Sorenson, are adj
mirably qualified as clerks Ofithe Armada,
being courteous, affable and accurate. Gen.
George Jackson is her steward, and knows
how to provide for the tables, which are al
ways provided with the best. There is
nothing better than the Armada.
The feet Nashville will also leave for
Cairo at O'Clock, as the Peoples Line"
opposition packet. She is fleet boat, well
fixed up, and Capt. Rudd, Capt. James and
Billy Bently, are clever gentlemen. Kit
Rudd is her accurate and pleasant freight
clerk. Our old friend, Billy Monroe, of
Madison, Indiana, has an office on the
g starboard " forward where he will be
glad to greet his friends.
For LoUIsvILLE.-The Ella Faber and
Mary Ament will leave for Louisville this
| evening. Both are well appointed boats,
For NASHVILLE.-The elegant steamer
! Myrtle, Capt. John McClain, Billy Conant,
/ Clerk, will leave for Nashville at O'Clock
| to-day. The Myrtle has good, comfortable
accommodations, and Billy Conant knows
| Just how to make himself agreeable and
all comfortable.
Gleamings from our Exchanges
CIScINNATI-The Commercial of Satur-
day says:
The weather was mild ana genial yester-
day At Pittsburg, last night, the river re-
ceded 81, with - feet in the channel. Here
the river has risen inches during the q
| hours ending last night, with Is feet on the
| shoalest bars hence to Louisville.
Jesse X. Bell, President of the Peoples
Line, is in the city. 1t is fact, that Capt
James Good has retired from the office OF
superintendent of the Peoples Line. Cap.
tain Frank Ernst, late of the Unitec
States Army, is his successor.
1t was rumored on the levee, yesterday
that Capt. w. L. Fuller has disposed OF tht
commanding interest i'll the frst-clas'
steamer Sherman.
The p. w. Strader came in yesterday
from New Orleans, and is now loading 10
a return trip, leaving this evening
The Edinburg re-shipped 1000 kegs o
nails for Louisville.
LoUJsvILLE-The Courier of Saturday
, says:
The river was raising slowly yesterday
with six feet nine inches in the canal II
the evening by the mark. During the pre-
viOus twenty-four hours it had risen tire
inches at the head of the falls and min
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-03
COIIar-FaSfener.
~wOTTCE TO CONTRACTORS.

4% JUNE ., 1866. .
The Common Council of the city of
Evansville will receive sealed proposals
until the 5th day of July, 1866 for the ex-
tension of Locust Street Sewer from Its
present terminus to Eighth Street. Forms
and specifications can be seen at this office.
BY order of the Council.
A. NJ MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, July q, 1866.
je27 dtd Union copy.l
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1866-04-26
CHURCHES, MINISTER'S, sc.

F'Tesbyterian--REv. T. NJ. WILSON, Pastor
Preaching every Sabbath morning at lo3
o'clock, and In the evening at o'clock. Sab
bath School at o'clock, A. NJ. Prayer meet
ing every Thursday evening at 6 O'Clock.
Methodist Episcopal ChHTeh-REv. A BAKER
Preacher in charge. Rev. ]. PERsHING, As
sistant, Preaching every alternate Sabbath
morning, at l03 o'clock. Sabbath School at .
o'clock, a. NJ. Prayer meeting every Wednes-
day evening, at I o'clock.
YelcH Indspendent-REv LII. K. PowELL,
Pastor.-Preaching every Sabbath morning at
10 o'clock, and in the evening at O'Clock
Sabbath School at l o'clock, P. NJ. Prayer
meeting on the first Monday evening OF eaeh
month and on every Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday evening, excepting the first week IN
each month;
Cayviaistie Methodist-REv. MORGAN ELLIS,
Pastor-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
2 and o'clock Sabbath School at II O'Clock,
AN. Prayer meeting every Friday evening,
st Z O'Clock. Society every Tuesday evening
at O'Clock.
Disciples-REv. W. LLOYD, ,Pastor.--Preach-
ing every Sabbath morning at 10 O'Clock
Particular BaptistS-REv. DAVID EVANS,
Pastor.-Preaching every Sabbath evening at
o'clock Sabbath School at at o'clock, r M.
Catholic-REv R. C. CHRsTY, PASTOR
Services every Sabbath morning at l03 O'Clock
and Yespers at o'clock in the evening.