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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-15

FHNM EAE SPRINGS AXE SITUATED I'd
- nine miles north of SHOALS STA
TON, on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road IN q very romantic and picturesque
region, abpnndlng in game aud fish, as
well as mineral and botanical specimens
and indian Relics. The famous JUG
ROCh, natural curiosity OF great inter-
est, stands near the road ou the way 90
the Station.
The Mineral Water ls considered bv
many persons as the most valuable of any
in the West; White sulphur Black sui
phur, SulphO- Chaly beate, Chaly beaie, and
Fresh Water--and IN abundance.
Analysis by Dr. owen OF one or the
springs shows the following properties:
free Sulphuretted Hydrogen, Carbonate
OF Maguesla, Sui phate Magnesia, ~tlIeiH-
small quantity, CarbOnic Acid Gas -
trace, Cnloride Sodium, 5ulphate OF soda,
Sulphate Lime, Carbonate OF Lime Chlo-
ride Potasslum--smal quantity, Alum1na
mali quantity.
For the superiority OF the Water as
curative agent and delicious Summer bev-
erage, reference need only be made % the
thousands who nave used it Ii has been
found especially etiicaoiOus for DyspeUslu
Ia al IT'S forms; for all diseases OF the
stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, i.yes, skin:
tor Dropsy, Neuralgia syphilis. Rheuma-
tism, @crOfula, and al chronic eases. az if
Is an active ana erhclent ALTEEATIvE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-15
ARCHTTECTg
81. MURSNNA

a EE O HI IE H O. IT.
,mce-No. 3 CHA NDI.ER5s BUrrDrge
Corner First and Locust Streets.
Evansville. Ind.
r ~ Plans anu BpoCidCG4iOns for AN kinds
OF buildings furnished 70 short notice and
on ftsslsonAble terms lmchlb d,H1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-15

at the Ssengerfest in Baltimore, the hrst
prizes for singing were awarded to Tie
IeIdercranz, or New York and Nenne-
chor, of PhlladeIphias and the second
Drizes to the Hoboken Cub and he Wash
instop ssengerbnna Each prize is piano
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


CUPARTNER
The undersigned have this day formed Copatner
under the name STYLE OF SQUIRES rWt HE'LL Tor
continuing Whoesa Grocery .nd Commission business
treet CHARLES w. SQUIRES,
TW CdELL
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nY LOUIS STERN q Bfsos.
SHeRlfF'S SALES,


FREDERICK sHONEKAS VS. MARIA SMIfH, MARIA
McArdle widow of the late Era tus smths Fourth DIS
trict Court the Parish Of Orleans-No Il, 90
DY VIRTUE of Writ of scsza-e and
ID Sale directed by ths Honorable tse rsuth nisct
Court the parish If Orleans In the above ed cause,
will proceed 10 sci a. public auction At rs Marehsnts
and Auctioneers Exchange Royal street. 4tween Canal
and Custohouse treets in the secJnd Dst Of This city,
on MONDAY, February IS 1919. at Il O'clok the toll
lou ing de cribed properly, to-wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with all the
buildings and thereon and tho rights, etc,
thcrtuntO belonging in the Fourth ~ ct o this
city square bounded by ia kson, Prytan 81 Charles
dare Hayadesj and Josephine snd desied By the
Number a ulau drawn bv w. fhornttn Thomn
fourth of Jube 1915 snd deposited
Office the Sheriff OF the parish Of JeseTson Said
lot is sguated by the number pardiawn BY q.
Heon, late civil engineer the threentday OF June.
1913 annexed act passed before Stuart u lie sis
notary ubc in this city the twenty d OF June,
1913; the in American me2sure. thirty
one inches and five lines front street,
by hundred and feet inch lines
depth, between parallel lines.
said properly was acquired by the defendant
cease Of her husband by purcnqse from jose u Ellis
per the James " sedoye,
late notary public his city, the twenty third day q
November, 1851
Seized In the above suit.
~ TERMs-Cash on the spot
THOS. L. MASXWELL
jale fel IS Sheriff Of the Pars,: OF Orleans.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-21

ALWAYS READY FOR INSTANT USE.
IDdOrsed by ali the leading Fire Insurance Companies the
60, err. Chief kngnseEs, and over
Mae Thou.and
Of IN leading citizens tn, ouehOut the Union
II ba saved over Five Hundred Buildings with property
amounting to many millions of dollars Ii is resuisite in
every bli6ing. being
CHEAP, SIMPLE AND EFFECTIVE.
one Who values lie and property should be without
Fire Fxtinguisher.
MIA. effective in the hands of boy the most
reued fireman 1t machinery to get out of order
abe FIRE ExTINGUlsRER has received the highest
eusomiums from the Press.
Nonve.ton has done SO much good the public the
FIRE EXTIHGUIsHEK. which sa'ds always charged aud
,vasbe action and not only affords the means Of
NJ once graphing fire at its outbreak when IL is COM
arvey sma and subdue but 1t does so with that
NOS, powerful of ali extnguishers of IRE, Csroonc ACID
Ga This projected upon the flames not in gaseous
fo but by of highly impregnaed with it, and
while IL perfectly harmless the operator acts with con-
csntrative ehect upon the ere
Tbs FIRE EXtIKGUIsHER is all times ready for
The FIRE EXIINGUIsHER puts out FIRE instantly.
The FIRE EXIINGUIsaER has no machinery to get out
Of order.
The FIRE ExTIEGU1sRER be used BY male or
female.
The FIRE EXTINGUIsHER loaded can remain SO
Or years
AGENTS WANTED ALL OVER THE UNION.
Prices.
No 1................ f4S
80. x............ Do
NJ. 3................ %
SEND FOR DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR
T. s FIRE KXUNGUIsHER COMPANY,
| Bead Once Dey street. New York.
| B. l. BROWN, Agent,
| No IS Camp street. New orleans
Solicitors wanted. to whom liberal commission or salary
vii be given.
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-. a.. s..nsay N IA 81 mGxfrR atplcsAaD
a., me D. viii be eat 70 your Iesaence
- : ,or al =. h0s and rSsoonscs &C. go
ef t,s sSeo the Machine 70 decide - 70 fts mer'
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-21

- uank or America. New Orleans, ally
let acccrdaUce with sections "a and IS OF the act
Untitled Tc establish general system OF free bank
In the Of Louisiana" approved March l5 1861 notice
horcby gye hoders Of the circulating notes Of TINS
BSuk duly audi ed Under the provisions OF said act 70 pre-
Auditor the purpose Of redempton within one year RON
tb data otherwise funds dspoeed by said Bank for said
rarnose will DO reclaimed J. l. MORTIMER
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PROPtb%ALS.

PRtBFtENAA5.
AgTICE TO CONTRACTOR KS SEALED
" Prposas for constructing port Of the New Or
esns Mobile Chattanooga iroad between the CITIES
# ew Orleans sDd Mobile embracing about 26SOOJ0 cnoic
yrds delivery of materials for aud constru
ion of 4OQ uea TInss Bird ing, Is 900 nral feet oil
pile and Trese Bdgng and for delivery Of 900 OO Cross
ri a. other maiesls, will he reoeiv st the company
flee. city of New Ore 20 III O'CLOCK A. n =
WEDNESDAY January 20, 1863.
Map pro6lss of the lice plans Of structure AID ap
roxtna,e be dO~e wi be exhibited %
the and after December 10 1908, and blank
rms furnished contracts specih stons, propositions
ste, etc. " -,,,
rriresr for the Orleans Mobile aud Chattanooga ksi
rosn Con pany New Orleans La
THE ompany the right to reject any proposal
vhieh for any reason may be deemed un- satisfactory
JAMES A. kAYSOR,
President N. o N. 4 @. z. K Go.
OHce Caller Court
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Raok.kS New Orleans. New Orloasns.
ynna l6 Accordance with sections 81 and 80 OF the
.e entitled an s 40 establish general system OF Free
pSnhrg In the sate louisiana" approved March 10,
l9t nocu ke;ooy given 10 the holders OF the circulating
te ~ this Ri daily audite5 under the provisions OF SAID
- 40 present Lo aue Banking House, at the
nce OF the Sgfe tor for the Of redemption
hln one wear ogn this date otherwise ands deposited
By said Bank ~ said purposes viii be rec, aimed
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-Uutop Hsnk OF LouisissnsA--keW Or.
aae June ~ lsln accordance with sections ~ ana 81 OF
ths entitled IAN act to establish general system o. free
backing in the Of Lousana approved March 10 loa
nsce hereby given the holders Of the circulating notes
u Tits n daily audited under the provisions OF sao act 20
aaent Banking House the ONCE ~ the
ktsto Auditor e the purpose Of redemption within one year
rom hls date otherwise the funds deposited by SAID BANK TOT
"A" pn'p0se W" y" ''O GEO A FRERET. Cashier.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-21

Ths ssssnsii~ washing SaeAihs
VIII with enc half ne s6Cr s,s se.g ~; s5s
Mrhu. In re wesr clothes ana IN fuel 10 ess than os
49, make hop; does sway sits the necsssiu O. stAno
q IN ns tab and prevents tie washer rum Ia
h1g the ssn Of hhry soap sn3s Aso rom getting wet
20 an m many ipstancos the NJ preventing SICK
=. !, nd .asi.g 4 DOCTORS kih ..x.
pos IL sns-~rs !. COG-whEEb wRlfGER ~ snxed 70
An sS,-,kSn I'd Il made Of Incis RucSer cTnds-s sno
hs - 80. II "a ~ almost rssdy TO inning.
1901 enpls and Cbsspi Satisfaction auarAztss'
80 Sal. ~ she
=. Mnxuolfn ~aahsF,
ty.,,.,,, Heath ana zlso save beth Labor and
40 es'e w L A. GAILLARD,
Mercy ~ Nc. les Pcydrss street
Is c-uer II the Pstent Right iOr LouiFsnN
~ courlS rights for sale.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-21
ITNITED sTATEs CUSTOM HOUSE
COLLECTORS ofEICE, I
NEw ORLEANS, Jan 7, 1862 !


COLLECTORS ofvIcE,
NKw ORLEANS, Jan 7, 1862
The following described goods having been seized for viola:
given that unless the pers claiming the shall appear
rom hereof the goods will be 20 e sS sCd = psS
Get Il sSsgSS marx box toy. Nsss: Essstis. 20
ssya in Ssaq1 No e Ass Of hsT N Yer
mouth; P No 70, cases AbsJ nth; no mark, dsmi-
johns Honey vessel unknown; violation oil SECTION SS
COO Cigars: p ], sos ssa the
sa ps ne osss A Violation section sso
Dec sssse mark gallons S:,SI, , ys:'s I'M
La Tss II Il SSaoo 1 Section Ia Act q July
the DEE fa1s vac iG IN Violation Of sseoS s. March =
- IsesM case $50 c,saF'; Of sos I'd. the
H. Kennedy; in violation of Section g. Act of M'rch 2
Dec. 10 lses-No mark deniohns White Rum. DENT
iohrs Red Bum % soxes SSsys SsIy o. e,ssa ne
rs ''i'''' '''N''' - -
the Rapdan; in violation of Section a. Act IF March },
Dec 81. lsss-NO mark, 10 cases cOgnse board the
e. A. Kennedy in violation OF section q: Act Of March
49, and Section Act p PE sss = FULLER, Collector
ElssT rxEnIUn AND soAso 'sxDA
AwARDEp TO
BUCKS BRILLIA0R,
as THE HExT COOErss. sT1-r
xhe usovr glove usss my per
or bread than any othsr stove In phs fact
ry and lncestessby proven at TIE Aeohan
cs and Agricultural Fair Of New orsAnA lSa sad the st.
Louis Fair Of 1861.
Every one Of gusrh7ssso and dsysee any
~hsre within the city res Of eaArsa ...-t
Also constantly hand large ana compile sosortuen,
4 HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of tbs most liz
rovse Psstsus liberal advantages offered Y TIA trAas
II. HALLEa agent
20 Camp aud 1888 TcLouptoulas street.
easr.lsf a. oox No. 81 necnancs' DsNsr Exchange
No. los St. Charles the New rsND. rostoos
vii r-e~svs prompt attention
yUEsTEKh LANDS AND sEcUaITIEs-
In addition to Government saroad Bonds
Stocks we buy sell Lands In Illinois Wisconsin, Minne
sofa Iowa. Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska.
The highest prics paid for titles TO LAMBS SOLD FOR
TAXES
We also purchase at bss. rates LAND WARRANTS and
DIsoREDITED WESTERN COUNTY. CITY AND TOWN
BONDS
Correspondence solicited any information required;
''''''' '''-''' ' AUSTIN cossN , 90.
Bankers Nov York o'.v.
DOUGLAS
ENGRAvER AND PHOTOGRAPHER,
No. 10 Camp Street,
ADJOINING LADIES ENTRANCE CIrT HOTEL
Visiting and Wedding Cards engraved IN the oss elegant
manner Business Cards. Account Sales Cottoa, Ellis LAang
Checks Invoices and Circular letters Lthogrspned
| Seals Canoeing Stamps. Door Plates. etc.
Tufti on ND enyel0ffe
| CHARGE FOR DIE.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-21

CALDwELL,s ExTHACr.
An on which restores Gray HAIR Original color
70 washing cf the head necessary. For sale By
G. n. MOkrSON,
Tc,or4sr a-d VVholesale Druggist NoI2 Magazine
DR JAMES SYME,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist No. l39 Canal street.
DR HAsrlNGS
DruRqist corner Felicity and Naga1iae streets.
And at the Depot Of FELIX "a hoFl
No. IA BsronAe street., CAEal.
NEW oRLEAvs May ll, 1858.
Caldweus Extract.
Having snaysed thls on. and IN my expe-tmsnts AP-
giIEl Fl MYSELF recognize that Il enc best
ees vet presented pubic for the purpose restoring
Sc hair 70 lie original color In testimony Of which hsEss
.rx my signature
Importer Of Human Hair, Southern Emporium
q. Il. CALDWELL, Pstentee,
Hotel des Etraugers M. 10 Ohsrtres st-eet
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rT,wx - .cnar ar 4,tso@ou1HAxt
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BOARDING.
DOeMs, OR ROOMS AND BOARD.
Ii Can be obtained at 43 Bourbon street.
DOA AZ III sG-ELE0ANTLY FURNISHED APAkF-
ID ments with excellent board and the use OF the
paror The situation of the desirable in the CITY,
Apply at LAG st. Joseph street.
faIRsT CLASS BOARDIGa-0NE OK TWO
gentec families who desire comfortable hone and good
living pleasant part Of the city mis- BIT be suited on app
cation the Of Camp and Robin streets opposite
Square, The house has large, well furnished rooms
and surrounded by extensive grounds, The street cars
the door.
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BAvEeA's PUKCMAaENa BUKHAv
Hos % and 20 PARK BOW. sEv YoRy
An kfnos Of nEKOHAFDlSE PURCHASED
experfenced and compstent buyers engaged
rdsrs allied promptly and faithfully the ivoeD Jra
Nd purchases only from nrsel.ss reasls hoossa
Orders viii be Hlisd- PAYABLE ON DELIVERY, ~fsss
ucient sum rsratsd 10 Freight and Commissions
oris-scns on net sxcesdns Sl00 FIVE psr cerh
ocr.n.isssops sa zxceedins slso TWO AID HAL
pussxA Add,s~
IsAAO pAVE0A.
rssssnos Boz l7os. ssv sszs
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n B-Kers constantly on hand Ladies Ready Made
Clethiug oi scription.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION.
10 Nominate Candidates for City Offices
Tobc Held on "a turday, February 10, SEQ

Tho democratic electors Of the city of Cairo
will meet in the several wards on Saturday
February 10, 1868, for the purpose of ballot.
ing for candidates for the following offices,
viz a mayor. city clerk, city treasurer city
attorney, city marshal and one police msgis-
tr6te one alderman for the first ward; two
aldermen FOR the second ward one alderman
for the third ward and two aldermen for the
fourth ward.
The following viii be the regulations Of
said primary election:
list The voting shall be by ballot
I'd. There shall be three judges and two
clerks for each ward a. follows:
JUDGEs-F!r.tW Garland, Jos
Mckenzie, and jos. Bross. t
CLERHs-Harmon Able and Robt. Smyth.
JUpGEs-Seconr Warl--Anton Eschbach,
Lawrence j. Byrne, and Alexander H. Irwin.
CLERKs-Thomas Winter and Horace
Harmon.
JuDays-Thirl Ward-Timothy O.Calia.
han, Robert Bribach, and o. p Lyon.
CLERHs--Bernard McMannus and VIM.
j. Walton.
JuDars-Pourth Ward-Jsmes Carroll,
Wm. Kluse. and Wan. " Thornton.
CLEKKs-Johu W. Crowley and VIM. A.
Winston.
81. No one shall be permitted to challenge
. voter on; of his own ward
4tA. Any member Of the Democratic par
~, legally qualified to vote At the charter cleo
ticn. may vote at th, election, and when any
person cireriug 81 vote shall be challenged,
before he is permitted 10 deposit his ballot,
shall subscribe 90 the following declaration,
viz
~ hereby declare II honor that will vote
fof and vac ~ honorable means within my power TO
secure The eleai,on ~ the u this primar,
election, and ihatI AN legal voter 81 this ward"
9th The polls shall be opened at o'clock,
pm and close al o. clock pm, aud shall be
at the same places rs have been designated
for the general election on the last Tuesday
81 FooTunry. The judges shall. Immediately
after the closing of the pol,. proceed to can
vsss the votes and report the result, with the
ballots and list - vrte-s Immediately 20 the
decorate city cen'- committee whose duty
II shall ho - examine and ratiiy the same
make publication hereof and officially de-
clare the nominee .a accordance with result,
H. toe Cairo Evening Ballstin As soon as
yrllt.-.ble.
5.l Al caudida,rs for nomination on the
t!cEe. for tic city ~ isrge are required to
publicly pledge themselves a. abide the
result of the primary election, and 10 support
the nominees thereof
5ih. No one shall be qualified TO vote a,
any primary election who i not = legal voter
81 the precinct 10 which he offers 10 vote.
Tho judges - the primary election IN the
several wSrAs are urged 70 Observe the
greatest care IN the conduct of the election,
and o. vigorously enforce the rule. above
set forth. BY order Of the
Democratic CIV Central Committee.
Tn. candidate. voted for will bo required
70 take the following pledge
We. the uuiar- ruel ..r' date. for csy otces of
t1epy u: Cairo hereby ps9r ourselves - abide the
result % the primary election.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05
clIRo ANp rnE CITY OF nrxlro.

The Wellington correspondent Of the Now
York Jo4rnnl of Commerce, writing under
date january 2c;h says: The house commit
tccoa roads and canal, win report the bin in
reference % the International Pacific rail-
road, whose route &. from Cairo 10 the City of
Mexico. Will .ngudmants guaranteeing in.
tere't instead o., granting subsidies, and re-
quiving them 10 build the bridge across the
Mississippi at Cairo in spans OF three hundred
feet in the clear"
The opinion is expressed that the bill will
not be pressed by lis friend, during the pres.
cnt session, The newborn feeling adyer,s tn
further Pacific railroad .ubsidies is not sun.
p,,ed 10 be very intense or widespread; vet
the managers OF this measure think il impol-
iac 10 press their suit directly in the face OF
IT, OF the ultimate, in fact early, passage OF
the bill in Is amended shape or nearly so,
there are no serious approximations in the
minds Of gentlemen who are watching its pro-
gress. The superior merits of the great intor,
national pro5e. &s which it seeks TO make
provision, command favorable recognition in
all quarters. II is only necessary for the
friends Of the measure 10 wait, watch. and
Hstrike when the iron e. bot"
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05
MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF LLINOIs,

STATE OF ILLINOI-, =
Alexander County, 10
sons, Trustees Of the Cairo City Property, John
Flinn-On Bin 10 enforce Vendors Lien
Public notice is hereby given, that in pursuance Of a
decretal order entered IN the above entitled cause
the circuit court Of said county the eighth day Of
October A. D. s6s, Of the October term, A. D. lsGs Of
said county, |, John O. Hartman, Master in Chancery
for said court will on the 25th day Of February, A. II.
lsC9, at II o'clock IN the forenoon Of said day sell AZ
public auction 10 the highest Lldder, for cash, the
Southwest door Of the house in the city Of Cairo
in said county the following described real estate,
situate in the first addition 70 the city Of Cairo, county
Of tSander aud State Of Illinois, to-w.;
Lot numbered nine (gl in block numbered twenty
seven 2I known and designated upon the corded
map or plat Of the said first addition to said city 10.
geher with all and singular the tenements and here
dtaments hereunto belonging, IN satisfaction of said
decree, with interest aud costs,
JOHN q. HARMAN, Master in Chancery
Cairo, H. January 2S lsG9-iw
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05

negro, name unknown, but who ia be-
lieved TO be the same who stole money from
the stand of VIM. Eggers, in the market house
some months ago, appropriated a coat at Pc
ter Nefs clothing store on Wednesday night
while a confederate enlisted the attention Of
the salesman. The theft was not unobserved,
however, and pursuit was instantly made
The negro ran on board whsrfboat, and
Will endeayoring to hide himself, fell down
the hold, where he was secured and placed in
charge of an officer. One of the most con-
spicuous Of the pursuers was well known
Cairo dsrkey, who, after the capture, thus adj
dressed the thief: II hate you. If you is my
own color, kaze you come here and steal and
make folks think its Us citizen niggers,
what, iryin' TO live honest"
We are sorry to add that the thief ut last
escaped from the officers by jumping Of the
high sidewalk near the pump on Tenth street.
The officer did not dare 70 risk his neck by
jumping after him, and the negro was lost in
the darkness
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05
FIRIi FIRE.! FIRE!!!

Water water water Great induce.
ments Bargains bargains The stock of
clothing, furnishing goods, boots, shoes, &c,
&c, which was saved by Sternheimer & Marx
from the late fire, will be sold at so per cent.
less than cost, at their new place of business,
No 81 Ohio levee. Call soon and secure bar
gains as the goods will be sold at great sac
ridce. by order Of the underwriters.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-02-05

The weather is again clear, but quite cool.
The latter is by no mean. Objectionable.
The Mississippi is falling slowly at ST.
Louis.
The Ohio Is rising at Louisville and Gin
cinnati, with four feet over the falls, and ID
falling at Pittsbarg with five feet in the chan
mel.
Here the river ha, risen FIVE inches since
last report. There is eight feet water In The
channel 10 81. Louis, and an abundance for all
classes Of steamers 10 ports below.
Business continues moderate,
The Armada last night brought l7J bbls
potatoes 81 bbls whiskey, l3s sacks corn, 50
pkgs furniture, l6 pkgs sundries for reship-
mcnt south and the following Cairo freight
a. Mackie * CO. pkgs; Il. S. Harrell, lot
furniture; Thomas & Green, Q bbls potatoes,
! crate cabbage.
The Olive Branch cleared with about the
amount We announced che would receve-GOO
tons.
The Tyrone brought hhds tobacco, $50
bars and bundles iron, lot sundries for reship-
ment to St. Louis, 8 hhds tobacco, c. pkgs,
cedar ware, IS rolls leather for reshipment
south, and the following for Cairo Chas
Galliger. lij -four barrels: Mrs Shoemaker,
COW, pkgs stoves. w. +. Mckee * Bro,
lot broom corn.
The Mollie Hamble,on brought a fair pas
senger trip and few lots sundries. She re-
ports doing fine way business.
The Lady Gay discharged here large
quantity sugar, Inolasses and assorted freight
for Nashville, Palucsh, Cincinnati and Chi
cage.
The Argonau, discharged considerable
Cairo freight and received several tons for
Memphis.
The Tyrone, Capt. Tom Harmon, clerks
Weaver aud Harle, is the regular Cairo and
Nashville packet this evening. Freight and
passengers will be landed at all points on the
Cumberland river and all business entrusted
10 the care Of her efficient officers will be
promptly and faithfully attended to.
The Mollie Hambleton has changed her day
Of departure for Memphis 20 Friday evening.
She will leave promptly for that port and all
intermediate landings this evening. Captain
Hampton informs us that he brought up a
number 81 orders for goods, and our citizens
will only further their own Interests IL they
VIII do nll IN their power 10 sustain this nice
little sidewheel packet in the trade. She will
attend faithfully 10 all way business in which
Cairo merchants are so much interested and
greatly benit,tei by, and which the larger
| packets cannot attend TO.
The Qulckstep Capt. Dexter, clerks Gram
mar and Pennington, is the regular mail and
| passenger packet for Evansville and way
| landings this evening.
The Rubicon Captain Blake. is the Vcks-
| burg packet for thi, evening.
The fine steamer Bismarck Captain Sam
Entriken, Is due this evening for New Or
leans.
u tah Is the name selected by Captain II
ii, symmes for his new mountain steamer,
which Is to have the engines Of our Cairo
steamer Hero
The New Orleans Crescent of Sunday last
thus describes the weather;
Yesterday was lovely day. The morning
| and forenoon were rather wihtry but toward
noon Helios infused the atmosphere with a
gentle spring-like warmth"
Bully for "uelios."