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A CASE OF DELIRIUM TREMENs.-
Yesterday morning, a young man who
boarded at a house on Third Street.
between Sycamore and Vine, was
seized with a fit of delirium- tre-
mems, and jumping out of a second
story window alighted on the top of
a small building adjoining, and fell
to the pavement below. He then ran
into the house of Philip Decker.
ESQ on Third Street, with a dagger
Ia hand, with which he had. no
doubt, cut some portion of his BODY.
as his hands were all bloody. The
strange conduct of the man. and
the act that his hands were bloody
created the impression that he had
committed a murder, and, Of course
the people in the house were
alarmed. Captain Darling happen-
ing that way, took charge Of the
man, and he was locked in the citv
prison for safe keeping. 1t proved
to be a very bad ease of delirium
tremens, from which some fears are
entertained that he will not recover
though late in the evening he was
resting easy, being under the infu.
ence ef medicine. By the leap from
the window, one of his ankles was
strained, am it is quite a wonder
that he did not lose his life by the
fall.
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BETHLEHEM.-This will be the sub
ject of Rev. DIR. Burt's lecture on
Thursday night, at the Walnut Street
Presbyterian Church. The theme is
one Of deepest interest to every Chris
tian. DIR. Burt is a profound speaker,
and eloquent orator, and will no doubt
receive a warm welcome to the city.
The lecture is for the benefit of the
Walnut and Vine Street Sabbath
Schools, and hence should receive the
patronage of all Presbyterians at
least, while the merits of the lecture
itself should attract persons Of other
denominations.
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ARREsTED.-Some days ago, a man
went into the Opera Exchange and
ordered a meal. While it was being
prepared, he discovered a hat better
than his own in the house, which he
appropriated and left. The police have
been on the lookout for the indi-
vidual, and yesterday he was gobbled.
We did not learn his name.
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FOR RENT.

rOR RENT-A TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING, centrally located, con-
tanning seven rooms, Kitchen, and cellar
Inquire of VICTOR BISCH,
June1l If Auditors once
r0R REET-STORES-Th two new
stores on Market Street, between Lo-
Gust ana Walnut; would make a drst-rata
stand for g. clearinghouse and wagon
yard, b lot beng IS by 100 feet. They
are well adapted to lei store or dwell
ing purposes, OF both combined. If ap-
piled for soon, they viii he fitted mp To
suit the applicant. Inquire OF SAMUEL
VTCKERY, orat the store Of
3 efX ICKERY BROTHERS,
a1un8 dtf 70 Main Street
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MAGAZINES FOR AUGUsT.-Mr.
John II. Scott, newsdealer and
~stationer, corner of Main and Second
Streets, has, with his usual prompti-
tude, laid upon our table Harper's
Magazine and Godey's LGdy's Book
for August. Both excellent numbers.
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na.The story which we publish
this morning, is written by Sophie
May" the nom de plume of Miss Re-
becca Clarke, known to many Of our
citizens. She is taking rank among
the first writers of the country.
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EDNESDAY.....-
CITY NEWS

BOARD OF EoUALIzATIoN.-The
work of equalization by the City
Council is progressing fast, notwitb-
standing the extreme heat.
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ZOE RAR.m
TWO BRICK HOUSES an IT0ToT
Tor Civ Oroo~g


DX ORDER 0E Tmm m
80 ~ guEsees or the Public sch6eis ~ f5a
10y OI evansville, there VIII bel ~ o1e
auobIons AZ the Courthouse door -
yI55eSy5 OF DvansXltle, on the 25th dav ofTh11e
I29oi AZ = o'clocK R.1Ls the BRICK GCH0OfF
stTaef r. an9 fronting on Main
airy ofthe city. The lot IS a litfie rreo-ie-
In shape. h average width being "a &C.
ana the average length 80 feet; being Iarge
enough for three retail stores, and Re
sc~hoOl-hOuse. being about the eenrr.
h lot can be used as one.
Also, nc the same time and place and bv
the same order, VIII be sold the ia HTGH
5CHOOLBUILDING aud premises. known
as the Old Baptist Church" corner CLARK
and Centre Streets. The lot is so BY 6g feet
minus little point or one corner. me
mouse IS 2 substantially built brick, tDo
stories, is 40 feet wide by 90 feet long. Isl n
comfortable church Tor q small eongTega-
uons or IL might easily be converted INTO
two stores, or a house for manufaeturing
Tel ms-Purehase price OF both lots paw.
abie1n city orders at nor.
JOHN w. FOSTER.
gy14 dtd Secretary School Board.
lOoufler, Union, and Democrat copy tn
.0afaI
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- 81 naMrnrn1s-semi-weekly.

RoerpoYtStage (via Newburgh and Boon
vtlia1 Carrying the mail, leaves at a: NJ,
IN MONDAYS. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS.
Arrives by ! p. n, Tuesdays, TnursuaSs
and Saturdays.
~ H9rnionv Mail stage leaves Mon
DAYS and Fridays at z A. N. Arrives Tues
DAYS and saturdays by 4P. n.
Mt. Vernon Mali Stage leaves daily lex
eegt sundaysl at A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
cent Sundays) by 2 P. NJ
10 NEwBuRG.-HacK daily except sum
dsy1 rom the Merchants Hotel, at 3
O'Clock p. NJ.
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which, by the way, is the standard
medicine of the day for the cure of
Scrofula and all diseases of the blood,
and is put up in large bottles and for
sale by Cloud & Akin. for 81 per bot
tie. jy22-2td&1t W.
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BARoMETER.-Yesterday afternoon
the barometer indicated a storm.
During the afternoon the heat was
most intense.
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MORE GRANT POLEs.-Several more
Grant and Colfax poles will be erect
ed in Lamasco shortly. The Lamasco
Republicans are wide awake.
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GOING TO WATERING PLACEs.-We
learn of several of our citizens pur-
pose to spend some time, shortly,
at the watering places in Martin and
Orange Counties.
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FoR RENT-Those two desirable
Store Buildings, Nos. 120 and 122
Main Street, Posey Block. Possession
given Immediately. Apply at the
Banking House of w. j. Lowry q
Go. jy21-2w
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Sale of Bank Stock at Auction.

NJ UT nm VNkLJEsM UT
the District Court of the United
States for the District of Indiana, there
day of August, 1868, between the hours OF
10 O'Clock AM. and 4 O'Clock PM, at the
front door of the National
Bank in the city of Evansville, one hum
ared and thirty shares of the stock OF said
bank, of one hundred dollars each. Terms
OF sale cash. SAML. BA II
Vice Pres't Evansville National Bank.
p. DECKER,
Assignee Of r. <. Dunkerson.
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"HE UNDERSIGNED HAS THE
honor to inform the public that he
will give a grand Italfan summer Nights
Festival at these beautiful grounds on the
18th inst. The entire PARK will b0 fllu-
minated by 1000 Chinese Lanterns. The
greatest display of Fire Works ever wit
messed by the Evansville public will be
given. During the venin Fire Wheels
of variegated colors, Blazing suns, Shoot
ing stars, Pyrotechnic Balloons, Rockets
of every description, COlOred Lights, II
many exquisite fancy pieces, VIII be exc
cuted by a SkiIlful a experienced Pyr0-
techniSt, who has been engaged for the
Occasion. The Crescent City Silver Band
will euliVen the scene with It's unrfTaled
music. In connection with b Festival
there will be a select social hop under the
manage ent of the following gentlemen:
Mr.. G. Stockwe], Capt. Duke Nicholson,
Capt. g. Lemcke, Mr.. n. X. StockweIl, Mr..
I'D. Sharp. z. q. Van R.per, Jas. F. We'll
horn. The famous Quadriile Band of H.
Hart is engaged for the evening.
Tickets admitting gentleman and ladies
II the rounds and ball, each, 81 so; TO be
obtatned ONLY of the Managers.
Admission to the grounds % cents.
An excellent bill of fare Will be in readi-
ness at the dining department, and the
hest prepared for the Festi-
val Arrangements have been made with
the ). *. w. Co. to run the cars every ten
minutes till midnight.
If the weather is ~unfaVorable the FeS-
tivaI will be postponed until further no.
Admission tickets can be had at John
SCOTS News Store, come Main and Sec
ond streets, and at the Ticket Box at the
Springs. EDWARD. WELLER.
Union copy.l
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sPECIAL NoTTCEs.
A Warning to OOUHteFfelteFs, and g
Caution TO Purchasers.

No expense will be spared, no IeqGf
means of Furnishing fraud Will be NEGLECT
ed, ia the effort TO prevent the counterfeit
Ing of HOSTEITER'S STOMACH BIZ
TIERS. But s~cOundrelism, when its cuu-
ming and activity are stimulated by ca b
nope or gain, Is very ingenious % indus
trious. The men whose ~despicable bus-
ness it IS 10 simulate valuable ProDrIetarF
medicines, b who substitute thereto r
dangerous or worthless preparations. are
proverbtally difficult TO caUch. Most ~
them have many aliases, and they fit
from State to state with surprising agility,
in tile hope of eVa0tng the clutches of tie
law. The proprietOrs OF HOSTETTER
STOMACH BHTTEESS are determined, III
possible, to hunt them d0tDH. Travelling
agents are employed Tor this D and
an is detected he ia
No amount Of vigilance, however. can
prevent the occasional -ntroductio OF
and cOunterfeits. The public
are therefore CAUTIONED not to pur-
chase any article p~urpOrting TO be HOS
TETTERlS STOMACH BITTERS which ia
not authenticated by the handsome Goy-
no stamp specially engraved for tile
proprfetOrs, and also by their superb new
label, with a beautiful vignette represent
ing the conflict between ST. George and
the Dragon at the top, and 81 miniature
note OF hand signed Hostetter & smith al
the foot.
N.B.-The genuine BI are sold in
BOTTLES ONLY All persons VINO pre-
tend TO sell the article by the gallon or
barrel are tmposters, and the stuff they
oner is a worthless and probably poison
GUS counterfeit.
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Fn1M TERRE HAuTE.
OHIO and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM v~INCENNEs'
STrAMBOAT lines.

10 IoursyTLIE.-Every Mon1ay anu
sat1r,iav I'd 10 O'Clock An. Every duesuays
wednesday, Thursday, ana Sa'"'oS ~"
o'clock T.. NJ. - sunday at 3
70 GATRo-Daiiyr eA0oP
O'Clock =. NJ. rra~v Wednesday,
10 $500 az 6 o'clock p. NJ. Every
sa1 mi Thursday at s O'Clock P. n.
~ = sTPoRF. Every Tuesday and
To HEsSnERsoN-DaiIy, except Sundays.
"a NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
m.
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Salt Advanced.

Small, or go pound barrels, 50 20
per barrel.
Large, or z bushel barrels, So 80
per barrel; or 49 cents per hushel.
BAIRD 4 START,
Agents Ohio River Salt Go.
l.. RUFFNER,
jy1S 1w Agent Kanawha salt Co.
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WANTED.

a GENTS WANTED For the best
- EiUeS or Grant and Collar yet issued.
IN ONE VOLUME, by Hon. H.. D-
Mansfield, (widely known as "E. ID. NJ"
OF the Cincinnati Gazette, and Veteran
Observer OF tue New York Tfmesl. Two
editions, English ana German, elegantly
illustrated, with Gmblem0tic TUE Page.
Steel Portraits dnd numerous Maps fall ac-
counts OF Lives, win Republican Platform
and Letters OF acceptance Price togA to
suit tho times large profit to Agents. For
Territory West OF Indiana, apply to our
Western Once, r. G.. Lambert, Superin-
tenuenty u. .. OraWe 10. BLOOMINGTON
Illinois, East OF Illinois, apply 10 r.. We
Carroll Co, Publishers, Cincinnati, o.
Jy4 4wd1taw 4tWt
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Bg Mrs. M. j. Stone will remain
one week at the Sherwood House,
Room No. 81, where she will make
chronological examinations, and give
written charts of character.
iuly21 2t.
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Residence and Farm for Sale.
TEE REsTDENCE OF he late Dr.
hoInas huneie VIII be sold at private
improvements II is one mile from
4nelSs Station on the Fl. a @. II. r.. and
~ niles from this city. For further par
s5euiars apply al DIR. D.. n. Ranches Offca.
]. = rIrst street, Evansville. jy3tL
1En CHEIAEn F0R pBNm
Ten thousand acres Of Farnnun Nnwe
I buy AND sell Real Estate.
..f ) ALVAH JOHNSON.
Real Estate Agent
Third Street. EoansUille, Indiana.
dec22 If
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MOTHERSI M0THERsl MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup,
ZOE CHILDREN TEETHTNa.

tVN NIL4LDhLN
This valuable preparation has been used
with neUer failing Sttccess fa thotEs0qdg ~
cases.
It not only relieves the child from paio.
but inVigOrates the stomach and boWela-
coIrects aciditys and gives tone and energy
70 whole system. twill also Instantly
relieve GRIPTEG IN THE BOWELS and Wr,n
Collie.
We believe IL Is the best and slusest rent
edg an The toOfdd in all cases OF DV8elteW
and DEdTTh0d in Children, whether arising
from teethtng or any other cause.
fnll directions for using viii accompany
each bottle.
Be sure and call for MRS. WINsLOW
SOOTHLNG SYRUP" having the Mc-sinl-
tie OF CURTIS x on the outside
wrapper. All Others are base limitations.
je2i d&W6n
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LOST.

OST-COW-Strayed from my resi-
- dence, on the corner Of Walnut ana
Second Streets, ON Thursday night last, O.
large black COW, about 3 years old. with
crumpled horns; large white teats. i think
there IS q crop on each ear, u o slit or
swallow fork in each. She has q large bags
is a good mixer; Is kind and gentle 10
left q young calf at home. Any one re-
turning said COW to me Will be literally
rewarded. tjelTl HIRAM f. READ.
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INDIANA STATE OaE


FOR GOVERNOR,
COLONEL CONRAD AXE
or vanderburgh County.
FoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
COLONEL WILL CUMBACK,
OF Decatur Co. tun.
FOR sEcRErARY or STATE aa
MAJOR MAX. T. A. HOFFMAN,
OF Cass County.
FOE TREASURES or STATE. 80.
GENERAL NATHAN KIMBALL,
Oh Martin County.
o AUDrToR on srArK, n
MAJOR JOHN ID. EVANS,
OF Hamilton County. ms
FOR CLERK on THE SUPREME COURT,
CAPTAIN THEODORE W1McCOY.
OF Clark County. IH
FOR PoR OF COURT.
Col. JAMES B. BLACK, "V
OF Marion County. tu
EoR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
DELANA Z. WILLIAMSON,
ofPutnam County.
FUN sUFERrNrENDEEr Pun. INSTRUCTION
BARNABA6 CLu0RRS
OF Wayne County.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
~ ~
FOR THE STATE AT LARGE.
Hon. THOMAS II. NELSON,
OF Vigo County. fask s
Hon. BENZ. f. CLAYPOOL,
FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT.
MAJOR A. L. ROBINSON.
OF V~anderburgh. 49,
KENTUCKY STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
Hon. r. 7. BAKER.
OF Campbell County.
ELECTORS o THE sqATE AT LARGE.
Hon. EDWARD r.. WIER,
or Muhlenburgh County.
Hon. VIM. H. WADSW0RTH,
OF Mason County, ssrEovW
ILLINOIS STATE TICKET.
ron eofERSoR, g q
GENERAL JOHN NJ. PALMER,
OF SANGAMoN. NOS g {.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CoLoNELJOHN DOUGHERTY,
OF UNION.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE zD
EDWARD RUMMEL,
OF PEORIA EESA EA4 &A
FOR AUDITOR,
GEN. CHARLES EsL1PPINCOTT,
OF CASs.
FOR TREASURER,
GENERAL ERASFUS N. BATES
.TH5o OF MARION. ST d1A or
FOR GENERAL,
WASHINGTON BUSHNELL,
FOR PENITENTIARY COMMISSIONERS,
A. SHUMAN, OF COOK; JOHN
REID, OF WILL; ROBERT To-
GAN, OF WHITEsIDE.
FOR CONGRESSMAN AT LARGE, v p.
GENERAL JOHN A. LOGAN,
OF JACKSON.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
FoRr1rE STATE AT LAReE. II q
| Gov. GUSTAVUS KOERNER,
GEN. L. 7. HENDERSON.
| GEN. STEPHEN1A. HURLBUT
ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
EDWARD KITCHELL.
DAVID W. MUM.
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DIFFERENCE In PRICES IN FAMILY
SUPPLIES THREE YEARS AGO AND
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TIE ISttie unplesaantness which
has sprung up between the Courier
and a majority of the City Council, on
the subject of city printing, seems to
be growing bitter. That paper OF yes,
terday is considerably exercised ana
indignant, and gives vent to Its inolg-
nation toward some of the Councilman
in a manner that might very approprl-
ately be called vituperative. IL ac-
cuses two of them-toward whose
election it spent one thousand dollars
of ;usratitude, the basest of all delin-
ouepcies. sharper even than a SER
nent's tooth. The Demokrat, too,
spent one thousand dollars toward
the election of these same ingrates,
who now vote against allowing the
city to be charged from fifteen to
twenty-five per cent. more for adver-
Using than it paid in years past. The
election of Democratic Councilmen
in Evansville, if we credit the CoMr-
ier, seems to have been a very expen-
sive business. But the people at
large are expected to pay the bills;
for we can give the demand made by
the Courier, that its unreasonable
charges be allowed, no other construc-
ton.
As to giving the city printing out
to the lowest bidder, no suggestion of
that character has been advanced by
the JOURNAL. We have presumed
all along that the Courier would re-
ceive the city advertising, notwith-
standing its inferior circulation. We
confess to experiencing surprise, how
ever, on learning that it was modestly
adding a heavy per cent. to its regular
bills for depreciation of city orders
a thing unknown in the past history
of city advertising.
The Council now proposes to give
out the printing in a strictly business
way. OF course, in determining the
lowest bids for advertising, they will
take the respective circulation of the
different papers into consideration.
and make that the basis of their
award. IF such be the case, the
JOURNAL may feel disposed to com
pete. Otherwise it will hardly be
worth its while to make out a bid, fol-
it is not fair that a paper should pub
lish advertisements at the same rate
charged for them in a rival paper
with half its circulation. Circulation
in all parts of the country regulates
the value of advertising. In solicit
ing proposals. we presume, the Coun-
| oil will take this into consideration
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IkSURAN CT.
EVANSVILLE INSURANCE CO.
.r-rrzorrzrn C,Atr~.r Ell .O00saE
PAID UP CAPITAL -. ...---......-. 10lF~S@
FIRE, MARINE, q FLAT BOAi h1As@A@'4
Taken at fair rates.
ToH,S & HOPKINS, President.
LANES III. CUTLER, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
Charles Viele, gonn InsIss JI.s
J. s. Hopkins, WllIlaiTIn1 P e -
C9illison Maghee, Dr; r. ~. 9@MS~-T
Robert Barnes, u fTesOoh-
DIR. NJ. j. Bray
N Rnox Business Agent, who VIZ
also attend to Life and Accident lnsuraslses
Once. corner of Main and First St5tas-g
in First National BANK bullulnS'
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Inc Ieyee,{ yesterday morning, pre-
sented highly animating aspect,
there being some II or IA boats at the
wharf at the same time...... The j. r.
Hayle came in late Sunday night. with
put little freight. She left yesterday
morning for Memphis. and will ply in
ONE short trade in that vicinity........
The Swallow hada pretty fair trip......
The Dexter took considerable freight
lere, and left at II o'clock, having
,lenty Of room for several hundred
ons. She was visited by vast num-
er of steamboatmen and citizens,
nd all were loud in her praise. She
is on the water as beautifully as a
Fan.......The Cumberland came in at
lidDight Sunday. She had big trip
freight and people......The Havana
ad a moderate trip. She burned
ne of her boilers, and had to repair
: .Te.......The Bermuda had a veiy
sod trip of cotton, peanuts and
oves.........The Morning Star left at
pom with big trip of freight and
eople.........The rain checked bust
ess materially, and no freight was
luled down till after noon. Never
eless the Quickstep, Phantom, and
=we'lyn were preparing 10 leave;
10, the Ada Lyon and J. P. Webb
AT times, about noon, yesterday,
e atmosphere was so dense with fog
a mist as to shut out from view the
entucky shore. The rain had
out ceased. at 2 o'clock yesterday,
q the wind had shifted around to
ewest. and the weather was rapidly
owing cold.
Boats Leaving TO- Day.
! For CAIRo.-The feet and finely
pointed Cumberland, with that
! asant and popular gentleman, Capt.
! o. Howard, commanding, and the
4 4rtecIs and afable Tom. Brashear
5e Office. is the Cairo packet at 4
lock to-day. She is feet and ele-
it, and her officers are highly oblig-
A. Loubner, is her freight clerk.
il FOR LoUIsvILLE.-The great In
i ma i due and may be expected
morning from New Orleans en-
te for Louisville, affording fine
ortunity for passengers and ship
to go and ship up the river.
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seems lost beyond redemption,Tand
we decline to say anything at present,
IN relation to It.
What Evansville loses Of the upper
Tennessee River trade won't be worth
looking after.
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For ot6er Rtrer Iterls See EJfth Rage.,
sTEAMBoAr PRINTING. !.

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fine Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
ment of Job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to, and
our Job department is under the personal
supervision of enc 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 will be promptly attended tc.
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The rain storm, which commenced
on Sunday, was renewed between 10
and II o'clock Sunday night, and was
attended with vivid lightning and
heavy thunder, and at times with
fierce gusts of wind. It ceased for a
little while. at midnight. but soon set
in again with renewed impetuositv,
raining steadily and heavily until 10
o'clock, when it increased to a per-
feet deluge, and up to II O'Clock pre-
vailed the heaviest rain we have ex-
perienced during the last two years.
The temperature was very mild, the
mercury ranging from AZ degrees at 6
A. NJ. to 80 degrees at 9 AN. and 81
degrees at noon.
The river, during the twenty-four
: hours ending at three o'clock yester-
day, had fallen about 3 inches, but if
this rain has extended far up the
river-and we think it has been gen.
eral-an immediate and rapid rise
may be expected, as more than twelve
hours heavy rain has fallen. At II
o'clock the rain moderated, but it
continued to rain moderately until
afternoon, with thick, misty atmos-
phere, which almost suspended navi-
CATION entirely obscuring the Ken
lucky shore.
Arrivals aua EAoDavfuraS
The arrivals and departures up to
3 o'clock yesterday include the J, r.
Hayle. Louisville to Memphis; Cum
berland, from Cairo Havana, Cincin-
natl to Nashville; Swallow, Cincfn-
natl to New Orleans; Newsboy, Hen
derson to return; Morning Star, Hem
derson to Louisville; Dexter, to New
Orleans; Bermuda, Eastport to Louis :.
vile. zf s. N9a
@ Boats nae.
Among the first boats due here are
the w. F. Curtis and Bertha. for
Nashville; Silver Moon, to Memphis;
Anna, from Memphis; Tahlequah,
for Arkansas River; Wild Duck,
Nick Longworth, for New Orleans;
Armada, from Cairo; Petrolia No. 2
and Ollie Sullivan, from Wabash
River; Linton, from Clarksville;
Mollie Norton, from Cincinnati; Legal
Tender, St. Charles, Great Repu lie,
and Indiana, from New Orleans; Tar
asc0D. from Louisville.
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