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RIVER MATTERS.
wRATHER AND BUSINESS.

n - a -
Weather fine, and business fair to
middling.
The river at this point is falling rap
idly, the decline being six and a half
inches in the past twenty-four hours,
leaving it now three feet nine inches
below the high water mark of this
spring. At Louisville yesterday the
Ohio was falling steadily, with seven
feet six inches water in the canal. On
the falls there was five feet eight inches,
and four feet eight inches steamboat
water over the rocks. At st. Louis and
all points above, the rivers are falling
steadily and rapidly. Our last report
from White river left that stream rising.
We look for the decline to increase at
this point very rapidly, until we again
reach low water. The continued high
water of the past few months is unprece-
nented, and we trust it may never again
be paralelled.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
{,
ROOM NO. 1,

WE have the Abstract Books and complete
Index OF the registers Office. compiled
by the late HENRY A. ORNE; anu, after
more than q years trial of their accuracy,
and a careful experience in the business, mot
one mistake having occurred in al that tinle),
we are enabled TO furnish complete dsTaIgn-
ments OF titletO all
Fort Pickering, Memphis and Shelby
County Lands,
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Concentration Gives Strength

DR ?. g. WALTON TENDERS his SER
IL vices 10 the public in the treatment OF the
diseases Of females 50 obscure are mfny OF
lies. SO capricious IN their manifestations 20
perfectly % they simulate other diseases thaI
fheirfrue character is often overlooked or ms
fqken: prominent among these are, Neuralgia
DYSPEPSIA, that condition OF the system com
monty called Nervous or Rheumatic, ana Cen
eral Debility, this last is too often nut a y
fom OF some iusidious disease which Is Sapplng
M foundations OF life. To become expert N
i've degection OF these a skillful IN tnertreal-
5nent- requires more labor and research IhaA
ne General practitioner can bestOW. ahese
Sacts induced him TO devote himself 10 TINS
branch OF the profession xcluslNety. 70 5H1se
INTERESTED he would state that he has haQ Tue
adVantaEe OF tie best medical schools ana eA-
TsnsTye hospitals Of America; also a practice OF
~ in ne tronics, where such diseases most
aOo1nd. He is permitted also 10 refer 70 DTS
Putnam and HOpson, gentlemen Who sl@nu Ge-
Se-vedIy nigh in the profession. once No. %
Main street. Residence, No. 81 Linden street
Memphis. Tenn. mgoL
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II accordance with an Act OF the Legislature
/ of Tennessee, passed December 18th, 1856, en-
titled an act II expedite the distribution Of
the effects Of Banks, which have or may make
assignments among their creditors" notice is
| hereby given to the holders of the notes of The
I Planters Bank Of Tennesze e to file them with
/ the undersigned, st the Bank in nashville, be-
tween now ana the first day of January,
/ eighteen hundred and siXtY-ntne, QS69l, and re-
| oeiva certificates therefor, or they viii be for
ever barred nom any participation in the assets
| OF the Bank. The certificates viii be received
/ AT PAR il payment OF debts due the Bank,
whether rendered before or afler the lst OF jan
usry, 1853. d. WEAVER,
ans am Trustee.
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CHINESE SOLAR PITH Hat.

manufactured by TUNG CHEONG HONAM,
Canton, China, embracing all the styles, viz
Single Round, Double Round, Toad stool and
Helmet. These Hats are beyond all question
the most comfortable ever invented. Gail and
purchase If you would keep a cool head and
avoid SIM Stroke. aplH I'm
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N0fEce.

rane Term, 1851, o. he County co,u
A tsfbv county. Tenn ! shall apnIv ~,
= administration on the estate OF
samuel Accom- sIbA6 ?. LIaoS.
,ssy mys lmS
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NOTICE il hereby given that three weeks
n after date application viii be made 10 the
Secretary OF the Memphis ana ChaEeAton
Railroad at Memphis, Tennessee, for the re-
neWal OF the following Certificates OF Stock
standing in the name Of James 7. Lamb, viz
No, 1886. dated 18th July, 1850, for . shares
NO. l47L, dated 5th November, 1861, fer 50shares
No. 1905. dsted 9th March, 1862, for Is shares-the
same having been lost or stolen.
A. ). JOHNSTON,
Administrator.
Charleston, s. T., 18th Arrii, lsE. myI sw
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Architect and Engineer
IRVING BLOCK, north Stairway. Agent for
i BALDWIN & Son, Patents Solicitors, etc, WASH.
ington aud PhliRdelphia, Rpz7 I'M
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PHYSICIANS
nR. @. .SPIEGEL. graduate q Z

nR.. @. ,SPIEGE EEL. graduate q me
IL best medical schools OF Europe ana th5
Uni-ed States, and member OF the prlnclpal
II edical societies IN those countries, has prac-
decd medicine in Memphis for the last lnlrteen
yearS, and continues 70 oEer his proIesslen9i
services % the public, in the treatment OF Al
forms OF disease upon the most improved Eu-
ropean methods. Ny vast collections OF rare
medicines and surgical tnstruments WIN 3
ufe-lcpc experience In their administration
and use, warrants me in claiming a supertority
over The more ordinary method Of treating dis
eases such as CANCER and TUMORS Of ev-ry
description. which I cure by Constitutional
treatment exclusively, no operation pertormes
nv the knife. Diseases OF the Eye lar anu
skin. -Consumption and Bronchitis, Rhreuma-
fiSm Neuralgia SorOfUls, syphilis, Structure,
gIeet Grave, Piles, DrOpsy, Fistula In ane;
IN short. all Chronic Diseases giving es,
1ariaf attention 70 FEMALE DISEASES OF
every description, / am always rsady at
an times to consult with frst-class Physicians,
eifher BY letter or in person, upon all diseases
Remaining 10 medicine and surgery Medicine
sentb by express 70 all paris Of the world, when
desired.
Main y Second streets Memphis.
Residence, No 80 Union street. myo III
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NJ. w.

D9RTRAIT PAINTER, can be found at his
/ studio, No. "a Jackson Block, until June,
when he will leave Tor Chicago and Northern
cities. Those Wishing Portraits should call
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WINCHESTER & HATCHER,
". A. PERCY.
Dixon & PERCY,
4dHaiaistrGtOr's Notice.

A TTOREEY5 AT LAW, G~reenvflle, Miss,
"A VIII practice in The Courts OF TuuiCa.
COahoma, Bolivar, Washington and Lsaquenna
Counties decl5 tye
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Wagon and Carrinre vTateriaI.

Corrected Daily by WOODBURY., Smith & Co.,
Nos. Ia and lis Green street, 81. Louis.
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Steamer City of Alton, st. Louis.
Swallow, New Orleans.
4" Continental, New Orleans.
Laurel Hill, Louisville.
Departures.
Steamer Swallow, Cincinnati.
" Continental, st. Louis.
4" Laurel Hill, New Orleans.
" Commercial, White river.
" City of Alton, st. Louis.
" Argonaut, Louisville.
Boats in Port.
Mary Swan, Minneola, Celeste, Anna.
Cleaner,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-06

10 RECORDERS CoURT.-The Fourth
of July seems to have had the effect
to make a rush at the Recorders
Court yesterday. .sari = tisE as9ahaE
gIWmYC lary, Peter Chislerla and Con
rad Reder. claim to be citizens of
Hardscrabble Gibson County, Ind.
They visited the capital city of the
realm of Gov. Haub, on the "ever
gloriops,% and after enjoying boun-
teous hospitality Of that renowned po-
tentate, they boarded the mail train
and honored our quiet little Ncity with
a visit. Arriving late and DESTROYS
of letting Jul people know of the high
honor conferred, and inspired by the
rich beverages Of the day, they set up
a shout as they passed down the
streehaBA policeman, who was on
extra duty, was attracted by the noise,
and requested them to moderate their
patriotism, when one of them poeti-
cally inquired. /" Who the h-ll are
your" "A police officer" blandly
replied the istar, when his interroga-
tor requested him to make a visit to
the g gentleman in black The po-
liceman, with the aid Of Johnny
Burke, took them in charge, and
whistling up two of the night watch,
conveyed the three coveys to Jail.
Their condescension In visiting our
city cost them just 81 20geach, more
thanifsthey had Gene sunheralded J.
Duncan Lamond, best known as
fsScottie. kept 4th of July too much,
and it cost himSSeven, which he gave
his word to pay.
Ben Aigood was similarly affected,
and it cost him So %, which he will
pay if he can. A distinguished gentle
man from the other side of the river,
who has shone in legislative halls,
was found s~ottishly drunk on the
4th. and was fined 81, wiz So 25
costs. Not having the money, he
lodged all the night. of the 4th in jail,
and yesterday morning was waited on
by a friend accompanied by the Re-
corder in person. The fine and cost
were paid and the fallen man restored
to liberty. OW f q
Pat McCord celebrated too much
on the 4th, and fell by the way side.
A fine of 81, with So % costs, well
secured, set the matter right and Pat
at liberty. ne
Joseph Banion, a colored cuss
from Africa. for whaling Miss Vina
Carter, a sable daughter of Ethiop,
was charged 50 Is in shape of fine
and costs. His Honor had three or
four other cases ON his docket, but
was awaiting witnesses.
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> A SPLENDID CHANCE TO PURCHAE
TEN ACRE LoTs.-Ten ten acre les
for sale on easy terms, situated thre-
quarters of a mile from the city in
its, near Rev. Mr.. Sterritt's old pGe.
This property is handsomely situaed.
There is a sixty-foot street running
through the centre of this propcty.
fourth cash; balnce
in one. two and three years, win 6
per cent. interest on deferred py-
ments. For further particulars, up
ply to j.. p. ELLIOTT q Sol
Real Estate Agents; Office, coner
Third and Locust Streets.
june11-d1m.
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LOCAL. NOTICES.

BsE- Remember Hiram Nelson sells
at auction this morning, at 81 o'clock,
at his Auction Room, Locust Street
opposite the postofice, 5 barrels o.
whisky, 3, barrels Of mackerel, a lo
of groceries, clothing, shoes and DRY
goods. .g .ff jy6.
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FIRE.-One of the fercest fires we
have ever witnessed, broke out at a
quarter past twelve o'clock, yesterday
morning, on Main Street, destroying
two small buildings adjoining Cres-
cent City Hall. One was a ~two-story
building with a brick 'front.' occupied
by Joseph Geiser as a wine and beer
saloon. The other was a one-story
house, OF shed, occupied by Philip
Kratz Is boot and shoe
shop. - The fire was discovered
by Warren Smith, the renowned
driver of the Adams Express
wagon, who. gave the alarm. The
two buildings were separated by a
partition of wood, covered with paper,
and so rapid was-the progress of the
flames that the family of Geiser barely
escaped with their lives, in their
night clothes, Geiser himself saving
his pantaloons. -
The engines yer quickly on the
ground, but before they arrived the
interior of both buildings were in a
sheet of flames, darting out nearly
across the pavement, glowing with the
most intense heat. The Third Street
engine arrived first, and a moment
after, the Vine Street engine arrived,
and was followed in a minute or two
blythe ~ Union" and three solid
streams of water were, in less than
ten minutes, deluging the buildings,
and soon rendered them a mass of
blackened ruins .1orsaaF zizEA2
With that admirable Judgment
which always characterizes Isome men
onosuehE occasions, Tans attempt was
made to break open the doors of
Fahnleys ale depot, when the flames
were shooting out of the front doors
of the burning buildings. Had Fahn-
ley's doors been opened, his building
and the whole Crescent City building
would probably have been destroyed
or greatly damaged. "A thick brick
wall, three stories high, saved the
building, and the wall was not even
warmed through. We have never
seen the engines do more excellent
execution, and the whole affair was
managed ina creditable manner The
new engine worked to a charm. and
threw a beautiful stream. But the
old Latta threw a perfect food Of
water and made darkness with great
rapidity. The Third Street engine
was likewise admirably managed.
The buildings burned belonged to
Mr.. Charles Viele, and were not in
sured, and were of but little value.
Mr.. Geiser had an insurance for $500
on his stock in the Etna, represented
byaNexen & Bixby, and Mr.. Krats
was insured on his stock for s1.4OO
in the Home" of Cincinnati, repre-
sented here by Archer & Roche,
which it is generally supposed will
fully cover his loss.
We hope soon to see a fine new
building take the place of the now
unsightly ruins. The fire broke out
again in the ruins after daylight, but
was soon extinguished.
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was never advised. The, man was
absent, and the woman found her
child, and left with her on the after
noon train yesterday, and is ere now
beyond the reach Of her faithless
husband.
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ACCIDENTS ON THE FouRTH.-From
Mr.. John Henson, the obliging mes
sengcr of the Merchants Union Elk
press, we learn that a very serious ao-
cident occurred at Terre Haute, and
another of like character at Charles
ton, Ill.,, on the Fourth. 81 0
At Terre Haute, a man named
Reed, 70 merly a member OF the
Eighth Indiana Battery, had both his
arms blown off and his eyes blown out
by the premature discharge of a can
non while firing a salute. 1t was un-
derstood when the mail train left that
he was dead.
During a shower, several persons
had taken shelter beneath the speak
ers' stand, and a great crowd rushed
upon the stand, breaking it down and
seriously 9~injuring a man named
Moore, who had taken shelter be-
meath it.
A lawyer from Nation, Ill.,, whose
name we did not learn, met with a
like accident at Charleston. Both
his arms were blown off and his per-
son otherwise badly injured. But
faint hopes were entertained of his
recovery.
SURRENDERED HIMsELF.-From
James F. Weborn, Esq, who left Mt.
Vernon late Thursday evening. we
learn that John Ivinson, who shot
David Mackey on Wednesday night,
surrendered himself to the sheriff of
Posey County, and is now in Jail.
There seemed to be but little doubt
that the. shooting was done in self-de-
Tense, as Mackey made the attack.
and was determined to have, a fight.
Mackey was still living Wednesday
evening.
E[-<x- 49, - aNe /"
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sMEMPHIs HoUsE.-We direct at
tention this morning. to the card of
Messrs Hill & Co., a new firm In that
city. NJ. E, r. Hill has been, for a
number of years, a citizen of Mem
phis, engaged in active mercantile
pursuits, aud is thoroughly posted in
all the details of business and the
wants of consignees. We commend
them to our shippers, farmers and
mercantile readers. TsOaH1EH 5GA
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Mslparas Needles for sale everywhere.

sas- Just received, a fresh ID Of
Torrey's Five Minute Ice Ceam
Freezers, fine water coolers, refryer-
ators, beer coolers, brass and e%nalel-
ed kettles, fruit jars Of every descip-
ton, &c, &c. We have the finest nd
most complete stock Of goods in ,ur
line to be found in the city.
THOs. SCANTLIN & Son,
g Main ST., marble Hall
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CRAWLING THE STREETs.-Work
has been commenced on Third
Street, between Chestnut and Cherry,
preparatory to crawling that square,
in accordance with the recent order
of the City Council.
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Day Go to Elliott's new auction
store on Third Street, between Man
and Locust, if you want a fine article
of dry goods at less than cost.
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For RENT.-A good Brick Build
ing, No. A Market Place. suitable fc
a store and dwelling. Will be rente
low to a good tenant. Apply to.
e" NExsEN IL BIXBY, Agents.
Marble Hall, 9 Main Street.
july6 3t
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Ber Many city items worthy of
mention are crowded out this morning
by a superabundance of other matter.
Some will keep,sand others won't be
missed. a aAN XNA21\NLlEo1
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EVANSVILLE LIBRARY AssoCIA-
TION.-Let all the stockholders and
friends of the Library remember the
meeting on Monday evening, July 8,
at the Library Rooms, to elect off,
GERS and act upon the proposed
amendment to the constitution. Mat
tiers of vital Importance to. the Libra
ry, and of great interest to the public,
will be presented for consideration.
The friends of general intelligence
cannot afford to allow such an institu-
ton to perish for want of support, as
it will certainly do unless steps are
Immediately taken to prevent it. IF
one-half the persons who pretend to
be Friends to the Library, will show
interest enough to give one evening to
this meeting, something can be done
to prevent the necessity of being Pc
acknowledgements of the notifying
fact that there is not a good public
Library in'the city, ay4tt4grlw
PETTY THIEvING.-The house of
Mrs. Bell, corner of Eighth and
Chestnut Streets, was entered on
Wednesday night by some low down
thief, and robbed of a watch, hat, plug
of tobacco and a pocket knife. There
is a gang of such scavenger thievesin
Testing our city, and they should be
hunted out and punished for their vii
lainy. r
ExAGGERATED.-The report of two
or three men having been shot on
Wednesday night. in the city, was
somewhat exaggerated. The only
shooting affair was hat which took
place at that miserable den known as
Peltzer's Garden We have heard
nothing further Of the affair and pre-
sumo that no arrest has been made.
There was a muss of some kind at
another den on Ninth Street, but no
particular damage was done,
HUNTING HER CHILD A lady
from Indianapolis arrived in the city
en-VFednesday night III search of a
little daSghter, who had been carried
away from her by her husband, who
deserted her some two years age. The
husband is living with another wo-
man. and claims to have been divorc-
ed from his former wife, of which she
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Bas- Mr.. Elliott sells a fresh lot o.
dress goods to-day, on Third Stree,
al auction. l W
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NEW WHARF.-The Messrs. Lyle
hart yesterday received their first in
voice of new wheat.
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Hot all We lovers of sport. Tn
representatives Of the Evansville Basi
Ball Club play against the field to.
day, at 3 p. NJ, at Blackford's Grove
inifull uniform. All who desire Il
see a irst-class game will do wei u
visit the. grounds.
Base Ball players will be made III
from the best players present.
The first nine for to-day are as fol
l6ws:t i,t sao5s.bs4
G.. H.. Wentz, G.. Jas. l. Orr, Bird Iase
inc. Nurre, +. Harry Dexter, Z. II
S. A. Coolidge, g.. -. /. Haas, OF.
j. Il. Wheeler, LIST b. II. NJ. Thayer, R.F
w. Il. Hollingsworth, 2nd u.
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CONSOLIDATION. - The firms f
Henry X. Blemker, and Blemk,,
Tillmann & Co., Stove Dealers al
Excelsior Stove Works, have ben
consolidated, and will henceforth Q
known as Blemker, Tillmany& g..
All debts and accounts will be c.
lected and paid by
may25tf BLEMKER, TILLMAN q g..
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Milward's Needles are the best

BUTTERl BUTTERl- Choice Ia
butter can be obtained at the N
York Grocery. Kept constantly
hand. PARSONS, SoovILLE * Co,
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OLD PoTAToEs. = -Four hundrd
.bushals choice Peach. Blow potatoa
from Rochester, N. Y, sound an
good. for sale by
july4 3t III ~ VICKERY BRo.s~
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FIRE Works. FIRE WoRKsl-
Roman Candles, Sky Rockets, Gras
hoppers, Triangles, Scrolls, Flyiy
Pigeons, Serpents, Pin Wheels, We
ticIc Wheels, Fire Crackers and To
pedoes, at the New York Grocery.
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RR ERGHANTS, EXCHANGE and
lI GENTLEMEN'S RESTAURANT,
EE~af <a-aaf

TRUNTZ Il MENTZER. Proprietors.
The choicest Wines and Liquors Will De
kept constantly on hanu: u special T.
tention viii be given 20 the
RES1AURANT,
where all the delicacies oil the season VII
be served In the most approved style
making 1t a pleasant resort for me DlhA-
CHANTS and BUSINESS MEA ofthe cll.'
4 liberal patronage Is soIiclteh
Oc23 d3m
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order that prevailed. We did not
hear a harsh. unkind, profane or in
decent word uttered on the grounds
during the day. nea bme E st
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HANDSOMELY DECORATED, The
engine that brought the bobtail to
the city, on Thursday morning, was
handsomely decorated with flags, fow-
ers, &c, IN commemorative OF Indc-
pendence Day.
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Stoves AND TINwARE-Wholesa
and retail, at j. b. MEsKER's,
Sycamore, bet. Second and Third 81
mh12-3m1&w
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Ladies' use CIark's spool Cotton
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CIark's Spool Cotton is the best

esE- Merchant Tailors' new good g.
irving at the c establishment-4
Main Street.
mars If SMITH 4 DARLING.
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MiIDard's HELM Needles, In PaM
Wrappers, are superior to all othe,
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L JOHN E. TAYLOR,
Carpenter and Joiner.

Ndf VCEIICE dHW WVEIOH'
Shop on WALNUT STREET, bet. Sixth
s3. and Seventh,
el EVANSVILLE, IEO. p
Prompt attention given to all en-
trusted 10 my care lmaylo uo
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Base Rail.

Hand sewingtry M;lward's Needk
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Take none other than Cark'sC Com
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The FoURTH.-The Fourth of July
passed off with the usual destruction
of %gunpowder compounds, to which
was added a few extras in the shape
of balloons, &c. In the city every
thing was very quiet and orderly, ex-
cept from the report of shooting
crackers, ~torpedoes, and pistols.
There were DO disturbances on the
streets. q
A few blackguards disgraced them
selves in the vicinity of Blackford's
Grove, in the evening, to the annoy
ance aud great disgust of all good
citizens, and they should have been
promptly arrested aud lodged in Jail.
The-Creseens-Gity Band ~roused-ehe
sleeping c;tizensgby their enrapturing
music ass they dashed through the
streets in theinumagnificent chariot.
despite The ra,u aad the boom of
cannon ata hitef hour re aroused the
s~luggatds. Ybe most remarkable fea-
ture Of the day was the ram.
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: Machines Use Clarh's Spool Cotn