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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-12
st. Louis Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Feb. IL.
( ToBACCo--None offered. LtEE es
CoTToN-In demand at higher rates, but
none Offering. zt .
fFLoUk-Qufet and f1rn; sales of super
fine az 81 5618 90; extra So 00g9 so; Xxx and
Xxx $40 2501I3 90.
WHEAT Buyers are still Gliding of for
lower prices. bat there were more sales to-
day at g 10 for choice Club, and 81 5092 IS
for prime to choice Winter.
CoRN-Better demand, but quotations are
unchanged; ranging at. s39S5c for mixed
and yellow, and SSc for choice white, de-
liVered. q,
OATs-Belter demand, aud prime rather
easier, at 68a7015c.
- RYE-Lower; 81 5S9l 60 for choice
BARLEY-Unchanged sales at 81 IS for
Fall. Il s1.-seF + :. ~
PRov1sIoNsAActivea and arm. Pork is
held at S22g22 so. Bacon has an upward
tendency; shoulders sold at 95zc:7 clear
sides I2sz9l3c; plain and canvassed b ans
159l52c; Sugar-cured Ice.
LARD-Firm at 135s915<c for not first
class lots.
RECEIPTS Flour, 1 900 barrels: wheat, rs
sacks; corn, 1.700 SACKS; oats. !, zoo sacks:
barley $50 sacks.
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New YORK Dry Goods Market 9
BY Telegraph n

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Feb. IL.
In cotton goods the market is again
drmer, and the general tendency of prices
continue upwar1; Sprague's prints, which
were advanced yesterday to I3c, are to-day
advanced by jobbers to this rate: the Man
cl1esteF. aasSS4rzs snerIcan@ brands have risen
from l2c TO iz12c, and the Merrimac w are
mp to 10, and the -prospect~ IL tnat the
price tomorrow will be 151Sc; the d brand
are still selling at s1312c.r There has been
consi terabhe excItelneut in the print mar
kei since Sarurttay, on account of the in
Production of all of Garner a. CoIs prints
into the house of A. T. stewart & Co., as
well as other leading jobbing houses, be-
cause hith erto H. B. Clam In q Co. had sole
sale OF these goods; IN the meantime
Claff1ln Co. have Introduced a carpet. de-
partment into their house for the first
time. and as ccnnteracting influence,
vanced TO lie, and other goods must soon
follow. Lawns aud four teen hundred
cloths are in request at Ice; heavy brown
sheetings are very scarce; Indian Head
sells readily at I619c. -.
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New York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Feb. IL
CoTroN-More active; 1ScdIc better: sales
$500 bales at 2O1z@2le for middlipg up
FLoUR-Receipts 2,e46 barrels and 4,SeO
bags; rather more active without change
or 600 Sacks sac rye Flour rather more ct
i've and unchanged; sa es 400 barrels.
COIN MEAL Quiet sales Of 300 barrels
at IS IS for Western < In dried.
WHISKY-Nominal.
WHEAT-Receipts $50 sacks; frmer and
active sales 4lO ~ 90 bushels 1 at " 10 for
81 921z for white Wi consin; also sales Of
No. 2Spring on private terms.
RYt-Qniet and Arm; sales OF 1000 BUSH
els of Southern at 81 49,
/ sBARLEY-Scarce and firm; sales of 500
bushels state to railroad depot
MALT-Steady; sales of 600 bushels at
= CoRN-Receipts of 6,7l6 bushels; opened
q shade better; closed quiet; sales Of II 900
eraafioat; 81 81 for old ditto in store.
OATs-Recefpts 4.632 bushels; shade firm
er; sales $500 bushels. at S411S9Ss5sc for
Western in store; S61zc ahoat.
FEhEssTFfrh; -saIes 1000 bags Rio on on
= sDGAR-Active; safes 800 boxes Cuba at
.l2l1314c; 900 boxes Havana at l3c.
: MoLAssEs- ira; sales 200 bbls New Or,
leans at SSs9S0c. q. - = r. .'A
- HoPS-Quiet.
PETRoIEUMlDulI' at IeszaIIc for crude,
and 24c for refined in bon1
PoRK-Opened f1rmer and closed heavy;
sales 1850 bbls at So 370122 81 for Old mess,
closing at so 81 cash; S23 S7@23 20 for new
ditto, closing at $23 81 cash; S17 50a19 so for
prime. and $40 5000 so for prime mess;
also, go bbis new mess at s2S 5o92e 90,
sellers March.
BgEF-Firm and unchanged; sales $50
bbls and 40 tierces at S3l 50g2 90 for prime
mess; $37 5O140 90 for India mess.
BEEF HAMs-Quiet; sales ITO bbls at Esq
SIC.
CUT MEATS-Firn; sales 30 pkgS at So
@914c for shoulders, andl25z9 l4c for ha ms.
BACoN-Firm sales 800 boxes at 1870
I054c for long ribbed: 129I215c for short
ribbed; l214Gl212c for long clear; 1870 1890
for short clear.
HoGs-Dressed dull and heavy, at go
l01<c for Western. and I05401I1Sc for city.
LARD-Firmer; sales 1880 bOls at 1870
151sc
BUTTER-Firm at 42G52c for State.
CHEESE-Quiet at lIIl5c.
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R az Err EsWsis
7 For oaheg Rdver Items. see .Sere,ath Page.

CINcINNlsri. Feb. n.-River risen IS f-et.
10 Inches with Is feet j inch in the cham
mel. NJ eat hencIesr. Thermom eter q. %
LoUIsF lille. Fe III II River rising with 6
feet inches Ia the channel by the mark
Weather clear Thern omater 28.
The river continued to rise rapidly up
to dark last night, and has risen in all
over feet since Sunday night. Heavy ice
continued to flow by all afternoon and
last night. Many of the fields extending
from shore 10 shore. grating heavily
against the wharfbo4ts and stea mboats at
the landing. sonnet. mes great ha mmocks,
as If some gorge piled high up and broken
away, floated down ........ Tie Dexter ar
rived at 315 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
from New Orleans, and after making some
preparations for, the protection of her.
bows and sides from the ice, proceeded on
up the river. If anybody can go through
Capt. Sam. Montgomery viii do it with
the Dexter, She had about 800 tons of
freight, and had discharged 200 tons on the
way, including a considerable quantity
for merchants of this city.....The Empire
having com pleted her repairs, came u 0 to
Dunkerson's wharfboat last night and
took on a few tons ofpig Ieada she expects
leave this morning. and has engage
ments above for All the corn. she fcaulcarry
-. Captain Dexter will commence re-
ceiving freight on the QulcIstep this morn
ing, and If he deems It safe, that feet
steamer will leave for Cairo to-day, but, if
not win positively leave; on tn ursday........I
The Tarascon, we are Informed, left Louis
vile last night and may be expected to-
night....@..Th GoldAnehis aAnonnced for
Memphis and all way points at O'Clock
this evening. She is a beautiful and finely
appointed steamer, heavily ironed around
the bow to defy ice. Her officers are pleas
ant and experienced gentlemen. Captain
Karr commands, while E. q. Davidson and
Charley Karr Eliminates. the office with
their smiling countenances. f.,rE "a
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y El nsl9srr &c al9 e4 EdD W

Fr.ark ks e5a1Oi50 iors inakextras. 10
WHEAT-Moderately active; sales Al 81 o6
az nv for No. ]; early sales of No. were
m ade g 025z: closed dull with sellers at
- %, anC with buyers at - Ol1a- s4-ss.-sy'
CoRS-FfrTnef; sales of new at 81 1z95SI5zc,
and No. l at S41<9S41zc.
Z sOATs-Firm er; sales at 571z957Hc, clos
ing at insfdesh cures & Il = JE 81 H. z /
BARLEY-MOre active, and 1e52c hig her;
sales of No. at & 0I@2 "a.
RYE-Qqtat at 81 81 for No.1, and 81 559
81 Sc Tor No. 2.
eI sales at go 25d22 50 cash AMI sellers
March option; prime mess firm and SOC
! higher; sales at SIS 90; extra. prime is held
at S17 so, vita buyers at SI7A 90. - -
ENGLISH MEATs-Active; sales of short
shot ribs at i01S@I0s<c loose; 111<c
packed: Cum berlands 912e loose, and long
clear at lie packed; shoulders firm and nc
higher; sales at SIC loose; sweet picked
hams active and firm at &c higher; sales
at l21z91394c; cclosing at I3gl314c.
y LARD-Eirm, at l491414e, but held at 4415c
Z DRESSED HoGs-AeIve, and1Oa15c high z
er; - 50EgS so for light. and SO .l5G so for
heavy, and closing firm az IS 59S9 % for
good lots.
1--we Hees-Steady s. 25a6 rs for COM
as 90 icf good 70 choice. fe 81
BEEF CATTLE&Quiet and Unchanged; :
Sc 75dS c J for good to choice steers.
EII'rS-Th6 receipts for the past twen-
ty-four hours are 1913 barrels Hour, 900
bushels wheat, $4,000 bushels corn. 1000
bush oafS Spll dressed eaana sss ltysl
SHEPNENTS-29 900 barrels -four, so BUSH
els wheat, 1900 bushels corn, 2,ll9 dressed
hogs. afh
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European Market.

BY Cable.l LONDON, Feb. Hills A. n.
BoNDs-Quiet at ~.
LONDON, Feb Ill 20 P. N.
BoNDs-Firmer l559%.
PARIS, Feb. u.-I1:I5 A. N.
: The Bourse is strong, and rentes are adj
vancing. r.s 3
LIVERPOOL, Feb. I'LL :l5 A. M
CoTToN-Opened 1rmer, and advanced
I-l6; sales of uplands 81 and Orleans 80 ;
OthelE steady.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. Ill 20 r. NJ.
UCorToN-Buoyants uplands So on the
spot, and 81 to arrive.
Manchester advices are favorable; the
market for yarns and fabrics is flrmer and
higher; breadstufs are generally firm;
California wheat l5s 10d; pork rs Sd.
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Guardians Sale. -
u JHEREBF GIVES, that,
lOrH DAY or FlsB RtJ ARY. 4s8gL

IOrH DAY oFs FEB RUAFY, 4s6si
BY virtue OF q decree Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Vsnderburgh County. Indi-
ana, r will offera FOR sale, az PRIVATE
SALE, TO the highest bidder. the follow
ing Real Estate to-wiE !: Lot, No.s ave, in
Block No. nine. IN the Eastern Enlarge
ment of the City, Of Evansville, in the
County Of Vanderburgh, and State of In
diana, on the following terms, tc- wit:
One-third of the purchase money on the
day of sale: One-thifd in one year. and
one-thtrd in two years, with interest from
date, the purchaser giving his note with
approved security wal wing relief from APP
praiseEment laws Aud ifssstd propertya
shall not be sold by the seventh day Of
Morch, 1858, then will, on said seUeath day
Of March 1868, sell said Real Estate at Pub
lie Auction, at the Court House door, in
the said city of Evansville, tndianay On
the terms above ket forth. = - ~ = ~ q
said Lot has good two story house.
with five rooms and cellar. The curbing
and sidewalk are paid for, and the alley
paved with stone.
For all a SIRED informant on. inquire at
the once or AEVAH JOHNSON. on Third
Street, between Main and Locust, Evans
Vile, Indiana. .1fi WIN. JOHNSON.
janis dim w3w Guardian.
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New YORK cold and and Stock Named

By Felegraph.1 q u, NEW YoRK, Feb. H.
Weak, and sold from 142I< clos
ing ate that raj e. bid, and A2 asked.
Rumors- are af1Oat that 6he3fmpeach Enent
project is to be saban doned. and that the
SecTetary of the Treasury will likely sell
ten millions. The latter is pronounced q
canarci. fass.fss stftss5 s.ssd efaa has us p
: GOVERNMENTS - Were steady but dull
~ ost of the. day, but a. the close increased
IN demand, v it'll hrmer feeling gener.
ally. Coupons of 1881, 1121S@l121Z; ditto
49, 1II5S@1fl1z; do. "a, 10S7sg1OJ; do. 49,
l095sg1 40; 90 new I07s<9I0Ts: do '67, l07zs9
los; I0-40s, Q457s9lo571z l7-SOs, 1075s. So
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New orleans Market.

BY Telegraph.Je NEW ORLEANS. Feb. IL.
CoTToS-Ac i've and advancing; mid
ding l914al91ze;3 sales of 6 500 bales; re-
ceipts, 26s2 bales; exports 2, 44S bales i fsti
SUGAR AND. MoLASSES-Firn.
FLOUR Easie superfine $40 2O9lO so;
choice $l4 009l5f50. f.g.et asf - ietf.
CORN--Ouil at 81 05. .ir .-I .tfrg-r.-g
OATS-DuH at 84@S5c. s#fltQ to sataa afis
PoRK-FIrIn at SO 25@25 so. - II -4e-4t F.
kBACON-Film-i shoulders ll1zc; g ear sides
AYE. -sf9e $780, -.sti fnags4s.if -
LARD Firm; fierce I41zc: keg Ice. ~
= STERLING-53458; New York sight ex-
change ~ discount. i f<,..a 81. 47-sI ..
6oLD-14374. RI RndA9n hue sttlafoe- Zia
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Memphis Market.
By Telegraph.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS. Feb. II.
CoTroN--Excited; uplands 20c; receipts,
$50 bales:s exports, 40S bales; stock, 2S,473
bales. r4 -.ar .#fs-.sE tl
FLoUR-Firm; superf1ne SO 009l0 90.
Ness PoRK-Searce at S24 80.
BACON-Scarce; clear sides lac.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders 912@lOe: clear
sides I3c.. r.E .a
h-LARD-l31z0l41zc, and q1iet.
CORN-DuIl at S0d82c.
OATS-Scarce at S2lz(dS5c
HAY-DuH at SIS O0a20 90.
BRAN-Scarce at 37@3714e.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph LOUISVILLE, Feb. IL.
ToBACCo-The market is steady; Tugs
s. 20d9 90; common to medium IS 00t97 . (;
II art County wrappers S37 0O.
FLoUR@Superfine IS 00S98 Is.
WHEAT-S2 4092 As.
CoRN-7S3S0c in bulk.
CoFToN-171z9lS1zc.
LARD-l4914Izc.
less PORK-SZ3 90.
BACON-ShOulderS l0I1c: clear sides 1916;
bulk shoulders 91zc.
WHIsKY-Raw, free, 81 %.
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liI1fS ffY 6 COMM 1 GCIAF. !

To COUNTRY MERCHASTs.-We direct the
attention especially OF country merchants
to the superior facilities Of the JoURSAL
Company for printing Fancy Posters and
ali kinds OF mercantile. EorK, sviz,. Bill
Heads, Cards, Circulars, &c. Orders for
work can be sent through any of the
Eve nsville merchants.
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Farm for Sale.

A SPLENDID FARM OF As ACRES,
"a in the edgeOf the City of Evansville
Indiana. This farm is in fun view of the
city. 1t is In a high state of cultivation.
has on of the finest dwelling houses in
the country, entirely new, good barn, sta
bles and N necessary 0utbuildfngs, and n
splendid selection, of almost every variety
ers, and plenty OF good water. 1t will be
sold altogef her, or the improvements with
a part OF tie land. For further particu-
lars inquire OF ABFAH JOHNSON. 70
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, Ind.
ian29-3m. tTt#tA 1851
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IEW GROCERY STORE.
EVANSVILLE GROCERY.
DAVID JENKINS.
B. CRoss.

b. CROSS DAVID JENKINS.
HAvING THIS DAY OPENED our
-. store of a well selected stock of Fam
Groceries at No. 1875 Main Street, be-
veen ourth and Fifth Streets, we take
ieasr4e In announcing TO the public that
re Nave. and will keep constantly on
md, a full and complete assortment of
amily Groceries; also, Willow Ware,
rOckery Ware. Lime, Cement, Plaster
arts, Salt. &c, sc. We will sell our goods
low as the lowest elsewhere.
TE CAN'T BE UNDERSOLD.
Goods delivered 20 any part of the city
ee OF charge. By adhering to the above,
Id by strict attention 70 business, we
Dpe to merit o fuli share OF the public.
ltronage. Please give us a can. Don't
rget the place. 500
CT QSS 81 JENKINS =
n. BAH persons desirfbg to purchase
nd in large or small quantities, can be
scommodated by leaving their orders at
e Evansville Grocery.
Evansville, Jan. -, '6S. EB. CROSS.
lan29 3m ~
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~QR SALE A secondhand twelve
* horse power portable engine and
boiler. and all the tools necessary (of the
best inventiOn1 for boring oil wells; also.
eleven hundred feet OF hauser-rOpe, al of
which Will be sold together or separate, to
suit purchasers. very low. Address
FISHER, BUSKIRK & Co.
Commission Merchants, Evansville, Ind.
feb8 tfaEs u9f -rEffEt
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Dissolution

FEHHE PARTNERSHEP HEREEEsz
- fore ex1s ting between the unders5gz G4s s.
Under the firm names Of FOsTEFs GSErRE-1a3
LAND q Co., in Net0 York CITY; FesgzzH
BROTHERS, in CincinE att Ohio: ana F0s-~
ER, GwTN & Co., in Memphis, Te1nesees- =
this day dissolved by It's own limit stsz-zc
The unsettled business of the several 9TEz9
will be settled at their offices.
t5E tfGE FOST r.
= ,..-4, ALEX. H FOSFE
q ~ ~ VILLA N A. CfWTE7 80 p &
GUILD COPE LANE
SA MBEL GfWYE.
IT JAMES II. FOSTER
Cincinnati, DeeenS5eF 3lst, lS6z.=rg- = : -
" fsLAAAtto hi-A5 Z = ,s-.i ~ ufiA A-Eit.ks
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WAETED.

"YANTED-A girl to nurse-l5 or 10
Wv yesrs Of age. None but those who
INQUIRE al Hodge. Carr & Co. or Mrs. Car
ter on Third between Sycamore and Vine.
IeOi4-o1 Il =
~YANrED-Inform of the where
wv abOuts OF ELIZABETH RAILS
SLEfs. who left this city about six years
hear OF something 10 her advantage.
jan3Stf
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FOR SALE.

UYE HAVE FOR SALE A con-
wv PLETE new set of Stencil Tools. SIX
sizes with which any young man OF ener-
gy can make from $50 90 to 500 90
month. No experience whatever IS neces-
sary. ar4H
Address BRUCKNER & SUS,
Evansville, Ind, Engravers and stencil
Cutters fehl2-2wd
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BOARDIN CISCO lg7ou

PRAFAit'FIFEi BOA is tReDp 'AtSSsSsi g dgA O.
First-class BoaFdiRg,rby the .Day-or
Week, at Z. NJ. BURNS'S,
No. 70 division ST., bet. Second and Third,
bGf zfe'I .s-5to Evansville. Ind
CSC Several gentlemen can be accommo-
lated wath board1ngs by the day or ives k,
On reasonable terms. -Ea Imay2l diff
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FOSTER, GWFE & co.,
CARD

In retiring from the above partnerships
desire TO return my THANKS 70 my frfentES
who have faN ored me with their business
and I would ask their continuance With
the new FIRMS. GUILD COPELAND.
/, New York, January %, Is6s.
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|
prompt and faithful attention.
The business in Cincinnati will be cor
/ ttnued under the firm name or FoSwNyz
/ BRoTHERs. and will be devoted 10 thg8e
| Wholesale Grocery and Commission Btisiz1EgE
AS GrOcers we design Keeping 4 eeiazs--
pIste assoItInent OF such goods as are 8sk1
/ adhere TO the CASH YsTEM-" bug. ana a ~
oughly satisfied as til at it is best both for slF
! payer and seller, as weare enabled to Ofa-r
S Gus 8S8s az @ sssss mhsFgn me- q
| interest, and The contingent profit for bar
sge Of the we cfo %a Vie R
market TO examine our STOCK an8 par
| funds in CincinnatD. one per cent. All Ia
deducted on all balls paid for at the tirEr AZ
9edscfed SID 9t & 1s aje s 's a ,
6ttts remaining unpaid at the e1ptTatts0 a.
oRDEEs viii Dc iied g At as Il ToR f fates
our line via be selected with specaal easss.-.
| at current rates.
are NOT aP aas dREbsea # Rs ~
the city, and our stock wiz always AsE
lies Commission Merchants, we WEE
81 oftsa rdd,.s ths 81 gals 9s b 81 A
Years experience and adequatss fae.Ittl1EE-
Te Eel Zee confident that we are able 70 etzss
favor sawiJh properly or any Hind ssss- p
mar ket. Cash advances made on eoqsssszsS-
naents FORWARD. NG promptly attenG asgR
%. and lowest rates of freight obtaiDe Il
Usual facilities viii rbegextenqed to shtae-s =,
Pers making consignnents 10 our HGE
- ..li..-4.L-I Ssh 8 -fses1
The business III NeaO York win be Inanss-
aged by our GEORGE FOSTER aud -AKUKz..
GwYN q Co, at the old place no. as y s.s1s n
street,, and viii be chiefly oe voted to bJgL-
be pleased 10 receive consignments zE
Kind Of WPsteJ1l
Merclsandtse We haze the commOd1oEE
Coenties Slip, located in the ifsalll tdsasg
VICINITY OF tiie Wharvesa of-Ihe prfsefB aRE
Railroad and transportation CornpSn8sEt.
and when sales cannot be made on ssfTivais -
we are prepared to store u ~ or orr ovyEs
supervision the goods consigned 10 EE
We are prepared 10 make cash ddeances oZg
~ Biils OF Ladlng or property, IN nane, aEsda
an conslgnments to us viii be sold - o.
aered, sales promptly rendered, and thsss
proceeds held subject to sight drafts. We
property in hand or on Bin of Lading, sz<F b.
In All cases when we make advances, IgE -
s charges Will be as customary and the n
guarded In all transactions. We viii rec
Tel r a NJ Io i E 70 a ana rem foTe
Of merchandise in the market. 5s
We would gratefully return goGr 49,
customer wEo nave so liberaliy and con sc1
stsntly extended to us their fsvors. O1S
Be. By close attention and WatchfnI care e az
our customers interests, render fIEzE 80
satisfaction 70 atlwhe may favor wtfsz
their business. ~ q tfg1a
la We are. very espectfully, yours,
ssl- FOSTER BROTHERS.
Ne. "a West seedfid Stress
20 CINCINNATI OHIO soTs4 s..
FOSTER, GWYNs g. CO.,
No. 80 Water St, New York City.
JAMS
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oSFIek OF 4 EosrEn RRorHERs.
70. "a WEST sEC0 d STREET,
CINCINNATI, Japuary 2. 1865.

. We desire to call your attention to eksss
annexed notices of Dissolution and Co
partnership, and respect fully tender ycEz5
our services. assuring you. thaian Y sbuzsfs-sss
ness you may extend to Us yyilia ~ VIZ
prompt and faithful attention.
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LOST.
FOR RENT.

rOR RENTING store Rooms now
= occupied by J.T. & =. A. Coolidge, Nos
IA and ~. Ghandler's. Block. Possession
will be given March Ist. Apply to
JNts. j. CHA MILLER,
Ofice-No. 2 Second Floor. Chambers
Flock. IfebI0 If
rOR RENT-BO1RDI aH0US e.
6 A No. l Boarding House. with eleven
rooms and large cellar, for rent low. - e.
.Hts'4'F1i ALVAH JOHNSON,
feb3 If Third Street.
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Rnsr SnteIIissnrs.
Thnrsday Mornlns. MArch n lasa.


Business was rather dull on the levee yester-
day. Everything looked blue, particularly the
receiving clerks OF steamboats,. The only bust
ness of note was occasoned by the arrival and
dischargng of few of our packets.
The day opened warm and cloudy, and towards
noon we were visited by a shower Of rain. At
this writing heavy clouds obscure the heavens
giving fair promise of a wet day. The rain had
the elect of cleansing the landing Of idlers.
News items were scarce. aud the absence OF
numerous members of the firm Of walker, Do
little & Cor leaves US without even rumor to
report.
The Arkansas river must be pleasant stream
to navigate just at this time, judging from the fol-
lowing report, which we consider slightly d. Hsad
in style of any we have ever read:
"Steamer Lilly left Pine Bl1f March 9TH. NO
boats in port. John Adams's hne of boats are en-
gagged in carrying railroad ties from above 70 lay
a track in the bed Of the river from Pine Blum 10
the mouth. Laid up first night out as we were
aground. Passed four boats and ten locks Of
geese aground ct Swan lake. The river below
that point Is better however, there being not less
than forty feet of sand in the channel. There
was rumor afost when we left Pine Bull but II
GOT aground in front of the town, aud could not
get of. The thief employment Of the natives is
sprinkling the bed of the river to keep stern
wheel boats from kicking up the dust. when not
employed thusly, they occupy their leisure mo
ments in damhing il, which they can 90 70 tne
Queens taste. The captain Of this craft CONTRARY
10 his usual custom) took q glass of water, Ar
kansas water) which came near leading bin 10
premature grave, as II formed sand bank IN MS
craw, on which the provisions grounded on the
down trip, but by fastening line to biscui,
which was aground in his throat, and going ahead
on the niger, his life was saved. When we lett
Pine Bluff the river was mild and the weatner
stationary"
In this case the aforesaid captain differed from
the radical party, for by "going ahead on the
niaqer," they have been politically killed.
Toe steamer Last Chance was towed to Algiers
Yesterday where she will be put in complete re-
pair. She will be ready In few days TO resume
her trip TO the Arkansas river. =.
The river in front of this city is slowly rising: II
was 10 feet below the high water marx Oh 1907
yesterday. g. "a.
The number OF boats now running u the trade
between this port, Shreveport and Jenefson' = ~