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American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-03-27

"a Enn PER YEARi We sssnt
% x100O Agents cverywhsre 70 ssJl onl
fsPRoysp $50 Sewing Machines Ttircenew Kinds. Tin
der and upper feed Sent on riab srrsnvd Eve years
Above salary Of large cominisslon paid. The ONLY
chnss sod m United States for less than $40 which
BAKER Singer Co.. and Baeh,t6f II III other cheap
machines are ir,yingements and the sel<r
Ifab 10 arrest fne and tmpr issnmsnt IHustratebcir
at Biddefora, Maine, or cnieasc InE q n OC40
une q ~ee- .iy
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-03-27

at 10 oock A. a. the Interest Of said minor Of ir and
to hansrs Of land sillztsin Centre towssp
Bstlss onaats, bounded and described follows: On
the North by lluds Of Adam Dumbaugh the East by
lands Of iaeoF zegfer the South BY Ian Of sucob
wcisetfstine :and on the West by laufs Of VIM Max
we'll containing one hnn'ired acres, inOre or less
Terms: :--9nethird In hand and the baiiueo in two
equal annusI insillnents. w.h inteses fon cunrma-
tiou Of sale. NEWTON MAXWELL
70 ~, Sv eu-rdisr
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DIED.

MeRUM-on tho 21st Of March, In Adams township
ster protractcd iinss of consunpton, Nc William,
MCrum, In the Nth year of his ass, ffsF a
MiTcHElL-At 81 Cloud Minnesata on the morning
q March 2lst Of typhoid fever Harry e. third of
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wisherspeen Institase.

~hnerspCoh Ahsotuses
The fall and winter term Of this
fourishing institution has just closed.
TBS attendance has been larger than
at any time heretofore. The bu,.d-
ing has been enlarged AMI improved,
The Trustees are determined to make
tbis one of tas frst educ ationai In
s,ituticns in ouracountry. Prof W.
l. Brugh, is an experienced educa-
tor and = ripe scholar; and was form
erly Professor of Natural ocienca in
Washington College, Pa. Young
ladies and gentlemen who desire to
gain a good practical education,
would do well to attend this SCHOOL.
Arrangements are now, such. that
quite n number of young ladies can
board with the Principal. Boarding
can be had at Reasonable rates at
Public, or Private houses.
The next session will commence
on Monday, the 18th of April.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-03-27

tXJANTHD, AGESTs-sTs to $500 PER sIeyrH Tor
20 introduce the Celebrated Common Sense Family Sew
ing machine, improved and perfected 1t vii hem. fell
PRICE eay $40 making the elastic lock stitch and fully
Fsfranted for three ysas BE pay the above wages,
commission, ftom which twice that amount eau be
made Address with stsmF, ui call on C. BOWERS &
Co., saesrooms, No. 255 South FIFTH Street, Phlade
phia "a All letters snswersd prempty with eiFsnlsFs
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West Sunbury Academy

NST1LL open its Spring session the 10Th OF asril
w under the supHrintendence OF Prof. JAMES s..
BUCK and Mrs. BELL A. BUCK, experienced anil sue.
cessful teachers who will devote all their time to tie
Higher Classss. Boarding can be obtzinEd for any
Hnubeg Of pupils in respectable fmiliss, favorable
terms, 1nhruMental audc wiar be tHught IL desired
by order ui the Board Of Trustees,
Rev. WN. r. BRBADIN, Chm.
J. W. CHRisTr, Sec. tnol4Ft
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ua.sN and in the hesx maaT. Particular attention
psd to eildren's teeth a. EsSchanics they defy CON
Rstilni as FAters A2s rank among the best. Chsr
ges moderate Alslcefree Of charge. offoe-Is BOYD
Bilding Ie1erurSue~t, autIsrfl
D-e Q, l>ea ri
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Aew Aarertissaisats,
SELECT SCHOOL.

THE Spring Term Of the HaFtisviils Select School
i will commence o. Monday, the 18th daY Of April,
1867. aud ccntfrpe twelve weeks = s1s a,
boarding can'bo had on reasonable terms
D NJ CROSS,
no is. Avs q L'l4' IL, PrfscEpai.
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Arthsggr's WsEns Nsg.zz!lass.
The April numbcr Of

mr 1Sffo @fs$
The April number Of this excel
lent family magazine is full of in
terest. The plates and illustrations
are not excclled. The contents are
interesting and instructive. Fhe
"Other WqFld," by Mrs Harriet
Beechcr Stowe. "Yqgr Mission, ="
'.Simple Trusting" " and several other
pieces of rare eEoelienes, are found
in this number. Every family should
have this magazine. Price $3.50
per year. Address Il. s. Arthurs &
Co., Se9 & s11 Chestnut St., Phila.
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Orphans' Court Sale Of ReaI
Estate. "A. =

DY virtue OF an order and decree Of the Orphans
ID Court Of Butter County the uhds<ssknsd Gnardlan
Of Emma Jane St. ctzr minor child of David ST. cisfr
late Of Centre townshp sssd. fszpdss q sais by
pablie oTt-1ys"a the premises seno vagE
"a M0n6aa,, Apra l5M.-ilS67.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, application has been made TO the Court
os Common Pleas In and for the County Of Butler fr
Charter, for The Evangelical Lutheran 6recnewald
Burial GrouEd Association" OF Summit township In
sad Cotnty sif persons interested are hereby notih
% appear at the Court Of Commo" Pleas to be held In
and for said county, the ist Monday of luna next
show cause fany they have TO show why said Charter
should not lie granted By otder Of the Court
BurlrR oousrr, ss --oerthed froHlthe Record this
2atday Of March, 1851 - J, d CLARK
no 49, 3w. 'N ~ 9ttf' tA7 Prothohotary.
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Special alotiers.


8 A.Y.M---Isstler Lodge. No-s a2, A~Ts Bf<s
.\/A/ holds its stated meetings in the Odd Fellows
AfX lIal,. on Main Street Buter, Pa, on the frst
NES/A weannday q each mufth Bxthrvn ffdfa
W sister lodges are rsspsetfnliy fnsitsa 10 sk-
tend By orde. Of ths W. NJ
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MARRIED..

atAkER--SrEIN--en tlss asst -sfs Aaarsia hy Rev G
A. Limberg a. the resdence nf The brides fatfer Mr.
Eiwsd Miller, of Toward tornship 10 Miss ANA
Mary klizat-eth Stein q Buter township. M
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A siooI, 30. Of sRAsoaETH plLIs oon.is

more vegetable exractlve matter than twenty boxes
dlpihds any where in the world besides; fifty Ave
ny snre physican- use them in theit PE9Gtee " tbs
exclusion Of other pnrgaizes. The rst letter OF Their
value yet scarcely appreciated When they are bet
ter known sudden death and continued sickness will
aof the past Let those who know them speak right
ozt In their favor. 1tisa duty which VIII save ne
OR race are subjectto redundancy 81 wtisVd bile
at this senson~ it's dangerous u Is pre- alnnt
but Brandreths Pills afford an invaluable and eneiet
protection. Their occasional nse we prefen' ~"
collection Of those Impurities which, whan In sun Client
quantities cause much danger to the bodys he,.It,
They soon cure Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Loss OF Ap
petite Pain in the Head Heartburn Pain in Broa sit
Hone. Sudden Fantness and Costvencss. Sold bye all
respectable Dealers in Mediciaes
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DOTY'S
Paragon Clothes --NasLcr.

= % lI . f'effess q sssstsI4lI
IsINf boiling hot seds three h the lsbo
u and thie-takes ont.sil the dit 40 sors hans
r t'sta e. s,s1no igjs''g II shs eloshe.
fsrai Se1s Ysrt a. @ gear MS &c v 81 o.
apctyls wssh9r. ths beat ',-i0Eangs Judd
WoulS net % psStsd with under any consalers-
could not 30 pslsssiei ID Do sisAoss IA ttisv
Bhhop Scott. ~ GHA ~
1hosboru Uasicr, ri.s al the new and reocnt i'm
prvs mems t,rrd m bale By the uBsarssned. sols
ast gnse ~ paicnt for Brtis Centty. = n f#Es 81
FsTlv size aslo: Estge srs ~; Hotri siTe, Sis.
UNIVERSAL EUREKA. and PUfs:AMS. "a
Apply f,r s4fapeies ToshfHlp rrfsfs 20 .fac
iniets by letter addressed to thu rnersi gHed, ezsn
burg. Butler Ganuiy. ..-s rMkShHOPE, "
nc, Y, 'w. :. p assiense ef Sst,s Br~t z
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DR. scneNcps MANDRAKE PILLS A sussTl

DIR. scHeNcHs MANDRAKE PILLS AsuBsTI-
TuTE FOB cALoMEL. Pills are composed
Of varoas rooa having the power to relax the secre
tons Of tse liver promptly and efectually blue
pill or mercury and without producing ,uJ Of those
disagrceable dangerous fleets which often jllow the
use OF the latter t3 '-aa at44ttatA
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used with
confidence they promot, tho discharge of vtiated
bile and remove those distractions from the liver add
hillary ducts which are the cause 5f bilious aeetions in
general.
scnENoKs MANDRAKE Pills cure sIes Head
ache and all disorders Of the Liver indicated ny saow
skim coated tongue costiveness, drowsiress, and a
general feeling Of weariness and lassude showing that
the, liver is ia torpid or obstrueted condition.
In short these rils may bo used with advantage IN
all cases when purgatiye altofatiye medicine Is
qaired N, :
Please ask for" Dr. schenehs Mandrake Piiis,' and
observe that the wo ksnsssos Of the Doctor the
Government stanponc wea in the last stnge 81 cdn-
sumption, and the other in his present health.
scid BY affDrpggists and dealers Price s5eents per
box. Principal oaies, Nc 15 Moth 9Th Street, Phn.
delpha, Pc. E-fa51 j. .
General wholesale Agents Dsmas Barnes CO., 81
Park Row. New YORK. s. S. Hsncc, los Baltimore ST.
Baltimore Nd; John D. Park, n. f. cor Of Fourth ind
Walnut ST., cincInnet Ohio; walker Taylor ls4 and
1856 wsbdsh Avenas, chlceso, Ill; Collins Brothers,
S. W. corner of Second and Vine SITS. St Louis Mo.
"a eEsk a "a t4th & 5th w,ea moly1
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The undersigned offers for sale,
two horses, one good new wagon, and
one set of double harness. Resi-
dence, Jefferson st., Fast of Jacks
Hotel, Butler, Pa. ~TT-gr
no. Is, 2t.l JOHN A. SEDwIcE,
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NOTICE!
prs O. {, Dlefsnhacher & B, Wise

q kEprepared taiLsar
Aartifeil d entsp iss
On the latest i'm prove
msni hroin ore q 80 eu-
tireset "a Yulcanits Coral
lie, Gold. silvor Pla....,la.
fboss deslrous to Asaii
themselves Of iss Is,est
improvements Ii dentis-
try, shoull not fail To
examlsstieir new STYLES
Of Ealfaniteand Coralite
wcf<. Fflling, cleaning.
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9uesduy. Apra I6ht, 1857,

at 10 o'clock 4. NJ tho following described real estate
situate in the borough of Centreville Butler County
Allthat CO tan piece lots of land sitaate Ia saii
Borough, bounded the North BY Perry Ooart; East
by Jacob Peters, South by the Herrer turnpike, and
West By Perry Court, containing two acres and two
town lois, having thereon erected Brick 10 aud
Frame Barn.
Also and the piece or parcel of land situate in said
Mercer TzrBpks, sort by John Wornes ale and Isaac
Coulter and West Dy Ezekiel Wilson, containing sig
and one e-half acres " s@52
As that other pssec parcel Of land situatsIn said
borough, boupded Oh the North BY kinesiury; East
by Jonathan Haybury South by Pasn Grows road and
West by John highsm, containing six acres, more or
irk. ss-.r--'E ~ "a q, -. -.s- -r.-
! TERMss-opsthird In hand, and the baisBcs in two
equal ANNUAL p stsllments with interest from eonrms
ttnof sale. ROBERT BARRON
no. 10, 4w Guardian. b
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Farm for Sale.
l86 ACRES.

offers Tor sale the Turn on which hs
sfssdes, situate ut the junction oftLe Bradys Bond
md Lawrence rsads, in psllsnd townsbiP, Belsr
,ountu Pa containing ~
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NOTICE.

yIIHEREAS, my wife, Susannih Miller, has Ion
wv INV bed and board without any just cause on ms
part therefore all persons not to barber hor or
give her credit my account rs viii pay no debts Of
her contrasting f.-..a. sAMUEL MILLER
no a. 3w Centre township
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about 80 or 90 Of which cleared. All chiefly under
grass, and the bsknee we'll tmbered and the whole
we'll Nstered choice orchard Of fruit trees large
rame Tavern Stand A. by 40 feet with basenspt story
and good stable thereon erected An indsputabe title
will be giyon For tsrms enquire Of e. NJunkin Esq,
~ Butter or thu subscriber,
-. 4 "a ALEXANDER j. sIalPsos.
no H. 3w. on the promises.
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Errors Of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Nerv-
IL ous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects
youthful ndlscreton, will for the sake OF suffering
humasy, send fee 20 all who e<d d. the receipt aud
directions for makin the simple remedy by which he
vas cured. Sufferers viahins profit hy the advert
sers experience, do by addressing In perfect
confidence, JOHN n. OGDEN,
Jan. Q, t7, SIN No. ~ Cedar 81, Nav rufk e
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Orphans Court Sale of Real
- Estate. ,as7v-, :

DY virtue OF An order aud decrse Of the Orpha rs
ID Court Of Butler County, the undersgnsd susrd
Of John M'Coy and Elipha hCoy, minor children OF
Robert MCoy late Of he borough Of eenrevtla dec
will expose to sale, by public eutory, the premises,
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p@ We will not issut paper uext
week. as we mcst move our Office. 7'
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Executors Notice.
notice.

yaTHERE.s, nv wfeS Mary has left my bed and
Wy bsatd Without jnst cause, 1 therefore wan all
persens against harboring her giving her credit on
my sccount, as Will pay debts Of her contracting
wOLFG tNG CHARLES.
Tenn. township, March 1s-it 3w' sr4at.
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Che amsrieau Gitizra.

ear" Liber4x. and uaon, New aad Foreves, oss
sn4 Undesirable. I'D. Webster.
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New York Dry Goods Trade.

Trade has been quite lively all the week,
but the weather, thus far, has been too
fabricS The amount Of such stock In the
aggregate, at this season of the year, is al
ways very large and II It does not moye
ffrapidly At The proper time there's Is dan n
ft is hoped. will drive away all anxiety and
develop 2 brisk demand for all descriptions
Tie market has been lower for nearly
all kinds of merchandise, and stocks are
believed to be accommodating with O large
proportion of our manufacturers Ihe
houses is Magnificent beyond description.
Brown sheetings, are in demand, but
prices are a shade lower and the stock rs
accommodating. Bleached goods, best brands
ular makes are lower. Drills are selling
freely, and some styles are shade tower.
Prints are lower, owing to fai ures in Prov
chandise downward. New Spring styles
are, however, very active. Two large bills
from a Lowell mandatory have been
5000, and the. other to 10000. Printed
lawns are dull and heavy, on account of
the cold weather. Ginghams are IN fair
Cambrics and rolled jaconets are lower but
active. Sileciasare steady. Delatnesare con-
siderably lower, but good Spring styles are
quick Of sale at quotations weeds are
more active and nrmer In price, on account
OF the new tariff. Kentucky jeans are
npa more and sell freely are
Blankets are irregular IN price, without
much demand. Foreign goods seem TO be
wan led, but buyers expect lower prices.
except on the richer class OF dress fabrics,
which are selling more freely Fine black
goods, in silKs.t defafnes. etc, are wanted.
The market'cIoses with increased activity,
week. an old-fashioped strush is looked
-Is1ependene eA4sEs tEsk&A 90
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Cincinnati Market.

By telegraph CINCINNATI, March D.
FLoUR-Firmer, with an Improved de-
mand. and in some cases higher prices
were established; the demand was chieffy
for the higher grades; good saperfine Sl0G
Sl4ft 10. --A
lWHEAr-Firm and in good demand;
sales of s6,00V blu at g 3092 b Tor Eo.ss3
Spring; 81 55t92. 90 MOL do; 81 s092 s. for
No. Winter, and - 80 for No. do.
CoRN-~ Has not been so firm saleS of
5000 bu. at 7SzJ7ic. for No. in bulk.
RYE-sl 45gl 49, but the demands
light.
I BARLEA--U Unchanged. 49, - osk ~
iCoTroy-Firmer, under reported light re-
ceipts and more favorable advices from
wH1sK s,' az z7e, in bohd.J oil
PRovIsIoNs-Quiet, without important
MESS PoRK-Held at SD rs for the best
city brands- Ttf9<tl hles A"nisi
BULK MEATS 91za1O14c-
and clear, Sides. and i2c for deaf IL sides;
plain hams 1876. and sugar-cured l5g l514c.
LARD-Qufet, but holders are firm at ia
q i2s4c for prime country and city 4
BUTrER-Eirm fresh 30a33c. Asfnx Frf#
cHEEsE-Ffrm at 101x917c for common
Ohio, and 1S4I0c for factory. - ~
SEkD-CIover. So 759s 50; timothy 81 cog
3 90; fax 81 f042 so. ,,,--.--s..s.f -.
B GRoCERIEs<U Unchanged and quiet.
GoLD--ls3>s buying OT%rT0E Ee
ExCHANGE-Ffrm.
MONEY! arkettight.T B8Eg bnM
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IsIV ER ION z w s.


tut @ <sST LttreT .lLc1us ser sSrgefILN lffge4F
The weather yesterday grew inc emen.
again, and rain and sleel fell towards
midnight. The river continued 10 fan
an inch-ard a-haIf an hos up to dark.
At C,ncinuafi. IL Is rising rapidly, bat 1T is
not believed IL will eiie-t the river here
sc sibly 1.-The Ada Lyon arrived from
Green River. yesterday. light and laid mp
below the city...--..Tsie Louisiana LETT At
O'Clock, with big trip. She took a vast
amount OF freight from Cox & Hum
phrey, and considerable from
r.. r. Dunkerson & 60. The lat
ter have large engagements with the
Great Republic which will be here posi-
lively to-day. The Charmer had a fair
packet trip-.-Tle Messenger passed Gown
withon landing --..-R. K. DEnkerson & Co.
received a dispatch yesterday evening. an
nouncing that the Mary Swan would ar
rive here to-day and leave Tomorrow for
Memphis We had the pleasure of meet
ing Capt. W. E. Ludlow, OF Cowen * Lud-
low, Steamboat Agents or Cincinnati, I'm
the city ON Saturday 1.-The Mary 4. Swan
received the following freight from r. K
Dunkerson 4 Co.: 10 1858 sacks corn, lS5 bbls.
eggs, AZ bbls. pork, liz coops chickens, 10
bbls. whisky, 500 miscellaneous. packages,
and q large lot OF furniture 1.-The Ollie
Sullivan is en- route to this port from Nash-
vile.
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Iner acliviiy at this season of the year.
The trade la The supply markets has been
unusually dull aid back ward. with de-
Ginning prices in many styles OF goods
Wequote. at the CLOSE, Standard Eastern
SheetingS. BE: Cannelton do. 2Ir; Standard
broad do 49,; Middie>ex do, ISc; Lawrence
Z do, Zoe Lawrence l. LIDO, l8c; Valley do
lac.
.BLEAcHED MUsLISs-Hill Al bleached.
29c; Rockdale do. 29,.; Attawaugan A A do,
5c; Al Berwick. zoe; "A Brunswick, DC. Is
do, 1615c; u American, l21zc.
PRIErs-Spragues, l7<c; Americans. lie /;
DunneIs, lie; Amosk Gag, Ice; Waure gan,
Ice: Victory. lie; Arnold, l41ac; Wanna
sutta, BE; Empire, I0c.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
PRovIsIoNs-The demand for Hog pro-
ducts still continues large, to supply or
ders from the Lower Mississippi and Ten
nessee rivers. Prices remain steady at
the advance. We quote: Mess Pork at
s22 so. Bulk Meats. shoulders, s1z@9
cents; sides. 10 cents. and clear sides I15S
cents. Bacon, shoulders s1zc; clear sides
13c; hams 14c. Lard l214@14 cents, tierces
and kegs. Cheese has advanced, and we
and zoe for New York State Butter is in
bCtbCi supply dt ~ W ooC loT COunlTJ.
GRAN.-WheGt, nothing doing We
quote - 80 for Red. and 81 80 for
White. Corn scarce and higher at 80 to Csc
in new gunnies, with large sales. Oats,
hardly any in market, and quotations 20
to 75c in new burlaps.
FLoUR-The market is very brisk and
steady. We quote. Good iSupeyJfne, $40 GOA
ii 50. Extra, Sl2 O0t9l2 so; Family and fancy
brands SI4 .50aISO0
CORN MEAL.-In good supply at So 7O@
8 80 per barrel.
sEEDs.-Czorer. 80 90. with free receipts
Flaz, 81 90.
HAYS firm. Baled SD to s25 per ton.
BRAN-SulI higher; s27 90 per ton, and
scarce.
FRUTr-The advance of the season keeps
prices higher so that choice Eastern D.
Piles are held at s896 so. Dried Fr,at. A p
pies, 81; Peaches, 50 90 for quarters, and 81
for halves. The supply of Oranges and
Lemons is light. We have. however, no
quotations for jobbing.
PoTAToES-There is a light stock of good
potatoes In market at Doe. to 81 per bushel.
GUNNY BAGs-A good stock in market,
and held at 24c for good second hand, and
SC for heavy netO.
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Special River Dispatches.
.ExCLusIvELx TO THE JOURNAL.


8 vIScESsEs, March 25.--The Wabash has
fallen about six inches In the.last 40 hours
There is now feet of water in the chan
mel.
CAIRO March q. -The river has fell ave
inches. Weather clondy and light. with a
rain since dark Thermometer A degrees
Business coed. &
The following is our port list for the past
"A hours: Minneola, Memphis TO sCincin-
natl, i p. NJ; Mary Swan, Memphis To
Louisville, p. NJ; Alice, New Orleans to
Cincinnati, p. NJ; NighteRgale, st. Louis
to Cincinnati, p. NJ; Bertha, Arkansas
River to Cincinnati p. M; Sam. Brown,
Memphis to Pittsbuzg, 2. n. Ms Messenger.
Cincinnati to New Orleans. 5P.H.f ga3 &c.
MEMPHIS, March 25.-Raining all day.
business o.. the levee fair; river stationa.
ry Departures-Lizzie Gill, Henry Ames,
Goioe@ Era, and westrnoreiand, Tor Gnu
cinnati Addie johnson and ,wefcome for
vicksburg; Belle Memphis ana Guidon
for St louis; Baursl Hiil,l for louisville.
In lPort-Robt..Is 10 Lee. Cleaner, Centraifal
Commercial, Silver Moon, and Norma ~
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FOR SAlEAOR LEASE,
The Crescent City Springs.

HVHIS DELIGHTFUL PLACE OF
u resort, in the immediate vicinity of
Evansville, adorned with all the varieties
of native forest trees, in fine preservation,
and beautifully laid out in gardens, groves
and arbors, with all the buildings neces-
sary for the commodation OF the public.
sale or lease on reasonable terms. ktlsr4 sH
The buildings were mostly erected last
year. a., d consist of a fine large hotel, with
spacious and wellventilatedr rooms; a bath
house, of six rooms, furn shed for cold and
hot, tub, shower, and douche baths of the
latest and most approved style; billiard
and bowling saloons. with four ten-pin
alleys dancing han and reception rooms;
ladies' refectory. and gentlemens' refresh
ment saloons; kitchen, laundry, confec-
tionery. bakery, ice. house. filed with ice.s
&C., &c. The waters are a saline chaly be-
ate. pronounced by medical men as un-i
surpassed for their hyeienie quail les gbIs
To any person acquainted with the BUSH
ness. OF conducting such an establishment.
an opportunity of making fortune is
here presented, such as seldom occurs. /
will hold the property for private sale till
the first day of March next. If not then
sold will lease it on favorable terms.
WM. HEIEMAN.