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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-09
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7ea@eea Tonic, and Mandrake Pllla VIII
cure consumption Liver Complaint. and
dyspepsia, u taken according to the Gfree-
tons. TREY are all three 10 be taken IL
the samo time. They cleanse the.stoDaaeis.
relax the liver, and put ID 10 work. fben
appetite becomes good the food dfgeatg
and makes good blood; the patient begins
10 grow pa flesh the diseased matter ripeas
ia the lungs, and The patient outerows Tue
disease aud gets well. Ihi8 g. the only way
20 cure Consumption.
To these three medicines Dr. D. H.
Schenck, Of Philadelphia, owes bis unri-
vailed success Ia tho treaHnent Of puimo-
nary Consumption. The Pulmonlc Syrup
rpets the muraid matter ia the lungs.
nature throws &c OF by sn easy eEpectola-
tion, for when the pnlekm 81 matter 81
ripe n slight cough win throw ii on. and
the patient has rest, ana the lungs begin
90 heal.
TO do tafs, the seaweed Tonic and Man
drake Pills must bo freely nse2 90 cleanse
the stomach aud liver, 90 that tHs Pull
monte yrup and tho food wiz make good
blood.
5chenck Mandrake pills ACT upon the
liver. removing aH DISTINCTIONS relax tba
ducts Of the gaI b adder. tine bile sgaFts
freely and the liver Is soaD relieved; the
stools VIII show what tine pills can dos mo-
thing bas ever been invented except ealo-
mel q deadly poison, which Is very dam
&c Gus 10 use, unless with great carol that
win unlock the gan bladder ANA start tiis
seeretIons Of the liver ike Schemes Man-
drake Pills.
Liver Complaint is one OF the most
prominent causes Of Consumption.
schencHs seaweed Tonic is q goubie
al
in he seaWeed, winch this preparation is
made OF, asslslA The stomach % throw out
the gastric Juice 10 dissolve the food with
the PA lmOufc syrup ANA lis made into
good biOod without fermentation or sDur-
ing Ia the stomach.
Or. Schenck, in his treatment, does not
try 20 top "a cough, night etts, ehiilsg
or fever. Remove the cause, and they Will
All stop 81 their own accord $50 one can
be cuAed 81 Consumption Liver Complaint
DyhpepAla, Cala Frh Cahker, or liberated
THROAT, unless the liver aud stomach are
made healthy.
When there IS no lung disease and only
Liver Complaint q Isl Dyspepsia, Heneuck's
Seaweed I0a1C and MaudrBEe Pitts Hre
suIIlclent without the Hulmouic syrup.
Iake the Mandrake Hitls freely i'm an
bilious e. mpiaints, as thes are perfectly
harmIe S.
Dr. schemes who has enjoyed uninter-
rupled health Tor many years past, and
now weighs 40 pounds, was wasted away
TO q mere ske Teton, IL the very last stage
81 pulmonary consumption his phyai-
CianH nav idA }t OH auEe0 flia case nope
less and abandoned nina 10 his fate. He
was cured Dy the aforesaid medicines.
Fun directions accompany each, maxi
Ing 10 not ausOiuteiy necessary 10 see Dr.
@cheuck, unless patients wish their lungs
examiHedi aud ipl tins purpose pc % pro-
ies@ouauy at mis- principal Office, Ehtia-
delph ~, every Saturday, where aN letters
Of advice mast be addressed.
Price of The Pulm0uic syrup and Sea-
Weed Tonic, estch "a 5Uper bottle or S7 go
hall dozen. Mandrake Pills, 2je. per box.
For sale by ail druggists.
te2 dkwly apAI
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OFFICIAL VoTE.--We publish this
morning the official vote of Pigeon
Township, for Trustee, Justice of the
Peace and Constables. Sam. Day is
the only Consta Bile on the Republican
ticket that is elected. Hedderich is
elected Trustee by 217 majority, and
McTernan, Justice of the Peace by
81 majority.
The following Road Supervisors are
elected Peter Foltz, First District J;
Peter Lennert, Second District;
Michael Magin. Third District; Clark
Cody, Fourth District; George Kuhn,
Fifth District. In our table of the
official vote of the city, the majorities
(by the falling out of quad. } got
opposite the wrong names, but it made
no particular difference. as the totals
were all right, and showed the exact
amount of votes received by each
candidate.
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The weather yesterday evening was clear
and very pleasant.........The additional ar
rivals and departures inc ude the Louis
| vile, New Orleans TO Cincinnati; Taras-
/ con, Louisville and return; Qulckstep, to
/ Cairo; LsweIlin, TO Eastport; Sallie V, 10
Mount Vernon; Mollie Nortoa, to Hen
| der on; Norman, from Memphis; ON
Reese, Pittsburg to Cumberland River /;
sam. orr. from Eastport.
The Louisville had fair up-rlver trip.
! She took considerable freight from the
wharf boat and 900 sacks Of corn off the
BANK on tGe opposite side OF the river.
| Dan. Weaver, formerly Of this city, was
one OF her piIots...........Tne Armada and
lie EelIin had exeeIIen5 trips out...............
The Ia ascon came down fun Of
freight aud people. She returned to
Louisville early last night. The
Norman arrived from Memphis late
last night, with slim trip.........The Tom.
Reese, a new tow-boat, arrived near mid
night, en- route to Cum bertrand River for a
load of p g iron. She landed hrre to hire
Understandable Sam Orr got in during
the night from Tennessee River, with a
good trip. She leaves tom morrow ........The
T0be durt VIII prob bly, leave for Clarks-
vile on Saiurday........Theg great Richm Oh d
passed Cairo at noon yesterday. and may
be expected here at noon to-day, Offering
an excellent opportunity for persons going
up the river TO have a delightful trip.
The Champion, Capt Billy Grub. passed
Cairo yesterday, and viii be here this
afternoon, en- route TO Clncinnati~...-..The
sam. J. Hale Is also due re for Cincin-
natl early this morning .....-..T The Indiana
will certainly b. down to-day, and will
want freight and should have it........Tbe
Charmer Will arrive TO day, and leave to-
mo row...-.....The Cheyenne will also be
here to-day, en- route to Arkansas River
....... harley Ulmsnfder, for some time
past third clerk on the Quickstep, leaves
for Camp Warren, Oregon, on Monday
next, to take position ia the office Of the
post sutIer. Charley is spri Chilly and
clever fellow. and we wish him abundant
prosperity in his new enterprise.......-.The
p. W. STader was detained at Cincinnati
till last evening. She will be here early
Saturday morning -.......Capt. Frank Y.
Bachelor, with his fine steamer Swallow,
viii be here on Sunday Nick |
Longworth and John Kiigour are at |
Cincinnati.
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BE- Beautiful note paper for sale
at the JOURNAL Office.

THE TIME.-We again refer to the
time question. We are sorry that our
jewelers. have not done anything to-
wards giving US a regular and reliable
time, on which all could depend. Our
opinion il that all of them ought to
keep railroad time. because that is the
time that most of our citizens are in
terested in. Let something be done
in the matter. Is there any reason
why railroad time canaot be kept by
all the jewelers. in the city? We think
not, but would like to hear from some
one that knows. We are requested
daily to "agitate" the time question,
in hopes that some standard may be
arrived at. We believe that one or
two jewelers. keep the correct railroad
time. Why cannot all do the same ?
The Librarian, over the Post Office,
made a very fair offer, but we have
heard of nothing further being done
in the premises Who will settle this
matter?
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sale at the JOURNAL Office.


E2g" Blank notes, best form, for
sale at the JOURNAL Office.
BUSINESS OPERATIONS FOR FEB
RUARY. - From the books of the
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue
we receive the following statistics of
business during the month of Feb
ruary:
DRY GOODS.
Nine dry goods houses report sales
to the amount of $122,5O0, ranging in
amounts as follows: $4,000, $4,000.
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $1,000.
So 900, $4,000, $4,000.
GROCERIES.
Twelve grocery houses reported
sales to the amount of $3.50, 900, rang
ing as follows $50. 400, $50 600,
$4,000, $4,000, $25, 600, So, 900,
$4,000, $500, $1,000, $4,000,
$1,000, 5000.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Three houses reported sales to the
amount of S39,Q00, to-Wlt: 81 ,OU0,
$4,000, $1,000.
HARDWARE.
Two houses report each $4,000.
Total, SIG, 900.
IRON.
Two houses report as follows:
S18,0 900 and $1,000. Total, $25, 600.
SEEDS AND IMPLEMENTS.
One house reports $4,000.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Two houses report as follows:
$4,000, $4,000. Total, $4,000.
CLOTHING.
One house reports 5000.
QUEENsWARE.
One house reports sales to the
amount of $1,000
COMMISSION BROKERS.
One house reports sales to the
amount of $4,000.
HATS AND CAPS.
One house reports sales to the
amount of 50. 600.
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CURE FOR CoUGH OR CoLD.-As
soon as there is the slightest uneasi-
ness of the Chest, with difficulty of
breathing, or indications Of Cough,
take during the day a few = Br0lOn S
Bronchial TrocheS." Containing de
muicent ingredients, they allay Pull
monary Irritation. Have them In
readiness upon the first appearance Of
a Cold or Cough. apr5- decd
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HYDHoPHo sIA I'm the Council on
Monday night. Councilman Brown
called attention to the fearful pre-
valence of hydrophobia throughout
the country, and urged the adoption
of an ordinance to prevent the run
ming at large OF dogs. Afterwards ne
made motion that the Committee on
Ordinances report such an ordinance
at the next meeting OF the Counch'
which motion was adopted.-Aeao
albany C0Rnlerct0t.
We notice BY our exchanges that
mad dogs seem to be the terror of
many of our cities. Almost every
day we see in some paper an account
of mad deg, and Of somebody being
bitten by them. Our city is we'll
supplied with dogs, in fact they are
too plentiful We know of some
people who arc too poor to take care
of their families, yet they feed two or
three dogs that will eat as much as a
large healthy man. Warm weather is
coming on, and we think it would be
auVlSable on the part OF the City
Council to take steps for the proper
regulation Of the dog question. !"
We were Informed day or two ago,
by gentleman ia this city, that his
dog had been acting very queerly, and
asked us what were the symptoms of
hydrophobia. We are not an alarmist
by any means. but believe strongly in
the old proverb that IAN ounce of
prevention Is worth pound of cure. J"
We believe, also, that the owners of
dogs have their rights as we'll as other
people, and that there are some really
good and valuable dogs in the city
But we do not believe that all the
dogs in the State are worth one
human life. The horrible death of
single person by hydrophobia should
be enough to send the whole canine
tribe to eternal nonentity. But what
we want done is, to have proper steps
taken for muzzling the dogs, and to
keep them from running at large wenh
the warm weather approaches.
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United States Marshars Nntine

United States Marshars Notice.
United states of America, District of IN
diana, SIS:
wwYHEREAs, a LIREL OF IN.
w formation was filed III the District
Court of the United States for the District
OF Indiana, on the 9th day of March, 1859
by George w. Ragon. by his proctor,
Charles =. Marsh, Esq, against the
steamer " PettoIia No. 2" her engines.
tackle, apparel, and furniture, seized al
said district in cause OF damages civil
and maritime, and claiming damages 10
the sum oil $3.50, and pray ing process against
said vessel, and that the same may be con-
demned and sold therefor.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the mo-
milton under the seal OF said Court TO me
directed and delivered, do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man.
ner Interested therein, that they be and
appear before the said the District Court
OF the United States, to be held at the city
of indianapolis. IN aud for the District OF
Indiana, on the first Monday of May
next, at 10 o'clock OF the forenoon of that
day, then apd there to interpose their
claims end make their allegations In that
benaI.
BEN. SPOONER. Marshal, u. s.
Attest: j. ID. Rowland, Clerk.
n IL lat
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THE TURNER'S FAIR-The Ia

HE TURNER'S FAIR.-1 ne 4 ali
and Festival at Mozart Hail was well
attended last night, and the large
crowd seemed 10 enjoy themselves in
the most pleasant manner. The
ladies in charge of the management
Of affairs have spared no efforts to
please those who are so fortunate as
to attend, and those who remain away
arc missing one Of the most pleasant
festivals ever gotten up IN this city.
The supper was we'll patronized last
night, and the Fair may be pro-
nounced success already. Those
engaged in getting up the festival
have been untiring in their exertions,
and deserve the most unqualified
praise for the able manner in which
they have attended to their duties.
The festival will be continued again
this evening, and another fne lunch
will be set to, day. to which all are in
vited. The lunch yesterday was we'll
attended, and we bespeak a large at
tendance to-day. The tables Of fancy
articles were we'll patronized last
night, and all articles that are not
sold before, will be offered at auction
on Saturday. Go to night and take
your wife or sweetheart.
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Is yarnish or dressing for renovat-
ing shoes for cmildren's and ladies'
slippers, which have become defaced
by wear. Can be applied to morocco
and kid shoes Of any color. Acts i'm
mediately, and has the appearance at
once of a new bron2ed shoe. For sale
at wholesale and retail by
TURNER & KUMLER,
Agents for this city.
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I will sell to the highest bidder, on
Main Street, near the Court House,
Saturday, April 10, at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, a three year old Ayrshire
Bull, just imported this Spring-the
handsomest animal I ever saw-can
be seen at the Black Hawk Stable, on
the alley above Main, between First
and Second Streets.
72t HIRAM NELSON.
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NEW SOCIETY. - We understand
that number Of young men In the
city have started society called the
I'D. BIS, which one would suppose
meant Dead Beats" We think the
young men have been unfortunate in
their choice Of titles, as we are Ger
tain they are not of the dead beat "
stripe. We recommend to them to
change the name.
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PERSONAL. j. Calkins, of the
Princeton Clarion, was in town yes
terday, looking as fine as ever.
Captain Levi Furguson was in the
city last evening, and informs US that
the Republicans gained quite yicto-
ry at the late election. They elected
six out of nine Trustees, whereas
they only had four last year, which is
doing bully
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Bf1@ A correspondent from OVENS
vile sends Us the following: The
following are the officers elected by
Stewart Lodge, No. 179, [. o. o. f.,
for the ensuing year: John Lock
bart, N. g.; Jas. r. r. Hill, V. G. !;
Jas. p. McGinnis, R. s.; E. W.
aauss, P. s.; G.. w. German, Treas
urer; s. Hulfish, Representative to
Grand Lodge.
Dir. Samuel Scott hasreeeived the
appointment Of Postmaster at Owens.
vile, vice S. Hulfsh, resigne l."
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The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Evansville Public Hall
Company, for the purpose of electing
five Directors to serve for the ensuing
year, will be held at the office Of the
Company, Monday, April 18th, 1869,
between the hours of two and four
P. NJ. w. w. CHANDLER,
8 81. SecrefarY.
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p The pleasant evenings we are
having at present, are greatly enjoyed
By the little folks, and by some of the
older one, too. as we observe that
many young lowers " go out walk
ing. indulging in quiet promenades,
and talking sentimental nonsense.
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A Coon WORK.-The trees in the
Court House yard are being nicely
trimmed. which we are glad to note.
The trees in various parts of the city
are being trimmed off. but we should
like to see more of it. The trees in
the grounds and in front of the upper
school house, need the same kind of
treatment, and we hope the School
Superintendent will see that it is done.
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EI~" Hoop time has arrived, and
nearly all the boys and girls in town
have gone to trundling hoops. The
juveniles have a regular time for all
their different games. We do not
know what comes next-base ball or
kites, we suppose.
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apr7-td.

QUERY.-Who painted the new ad-
verdsing signs that have lately been
placed on top Of the street cars2
ANsWER.-Why, Charley Osborne,
of course, and he is prepared to do
more Of the same sort--or any other
description of fine painting--at the
shortest notice. 3-1W.
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l-ss.s,.s s-..

b9~It is rumored that the Crescent
Club will retire from politics, and
turn their Club into debating society.
The first question brought up will be
entitled causes and effects" which
theme has been kindly proposed by
the Shanklin Boys, who have given
the subject some attention fer the last
day or two.
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MONEY LosT-Lost on Wednesday
evening large pocket book contain
Jog about $3.50 in money. with orders
to Preston Brothers. Tenny. Bowles
& Co., BGticher, kellogg & Co., Car
penter. White & Co, Fendrich Broth
ers and Morgan, Read & Co; said
pocket book and contents was lost be-
tween Evansville aud Farris' on the
New H4rmony Road. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leav ng
the same with Morgan, Read Il Co..
% First Street, Evansville.
APPS w BIRD q ROBE.
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Old men use " Barrett 5. .

CALI5AYA BARK.-It is said that Mess rs
Drake & Co., (proprietors of the PLANTA-
TION BITTERs are the largest importers of
CaIisaya Bark ia this county, aud that,
with the exception OF an occasional sale,
all they imp TT is used in the compound
TERS-tO which they undoubtedly are in
debted for their wonderful health lestOT-
ing properties. AS Tonic and Appetizer
they are not surpassed, and we chaeerfully
recommend them. All first-caSs druggists
keep them for sale.
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Geissler & DeLang, jewelers.. have
removed to their new store, No. 81
Main Street, where they will be
pleased to see their friends and the
public generally, and will take great
pleasure in showing them through
their stock.
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e. Messrs. scHuERMANN & BUR-

bsg@ Messrs. ECHUERMANN e BUR-
FORD, at the Opera Drug Store, No.
IS South First Street Chandler
Block, invite the ladies to call and
examine their new stock of fne Per
fumes, Pomades, Hair Oils, Brushes,
Combs, and Soaps before making
their purchases. Prescriptions pre-.
pared at all hours. mh27
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NEW ADVERTISER NTS.

In the District Court OF the United States
for the District of Indiana.
In the matter of Ephraim w Patrick
bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
Dated at Evansville, Ind, April sth. 1869
To 5OllOn9 Il 77l0y concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of
his appointment as Assignee of the estate
OF Ephraim w. Patrick, of the city of
Evansville, Indiana, District aforesaid
VINO has been adjudged bankrupt, upon
his own petition, BY the District Court Of
said District. JOHN SCHUBERT
apf9 DIT q q W Frf) Assignee
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9 Barrett's " is not a dye.

SPRING STYLES. = just received
from New York, all the latest novel
ties IN Paris Bonnets and Hats. at the
New York Millinery Store, No. s
South Second Street.
apr 2W j. i. WAGLEY.
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AMERICAN HOUSE. = Since Mr.
Below has taken charge of this Hotel,
it has been thoroughly oyerhauled
and reftted throughout, and is one
of the best hotels in she city. Every
thing is in splendid order. and Messrs.
Hicks and Stinson are in the office to
attend to the comfort and pleasure of
their guests.
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Dissolution.

PMTAA h IN k&A'ls EkES 4sEP 81 H. Hk N E o.
Il lore existing between j. w. and q. w
Henson, known as the above firm, in the
undertaking business, Is this day, by mu-
tual co sent, dissolved, q. W. Henson
Withdrawing from the firm. The business
VIII be continued at the old stand. No l3S
Main Street, between Fourth and Fifth.
j.. ". Henson IS authorize TO settle the
busip ess OF the old firm.
APPS dow j. w. HENSON.
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Sss- A Terre Haute paper learns
that when one Of the Democratic
boilers returned from indianapolis
he exchanged his cribbed stationery
for pillow, and paid for his wife's
new dress in postage stamps. and that
the vile Of a resigned " Represents
tive ia a Southern county offered "a
part payment for bill of dry goods
thirty eight dollars in postage stamps
switch she said her husband had
drawn from the Legislature.
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WALTHAM WATCHES.

The extensive use OF these Watches for
the last fifteen years by Railway Conduct
ors, Engineers, and Expressmen, the most
exacting OF watch wearers, has thoroughly
demonstrated the strength. steadness. du-
rabiiity, and accuracy of the Wmsham
Watch. TO satisfy that class In All these
respects is to decide the question rs o the
real value of these timekeepers.
The superior organization aud great ex.
tent of the Company Works at WaItham
enable them to produce watches combin
Ing the best and latest improvements, and
at a price which renders competition
futile; ana those who buy any other
watch merely pay from p to 50.per cent.
more for their watches than Is necessary.
For sale 6y all dealers.
No watches Ietailed by tle Company.
ROBBINS a. APPLETON,
GENERAL AGE sTs,
IS2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
milo d8w Mon, " ed, FrD, wst
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pa The stock of Perfumeries and
fine Toilet Articles kept by I. G.
Bridwell & Co.. corner Third and
Main Streets, cannot be excelled in
Evansville. mar5-tf
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B1 Why don't certain merchants
advertise? Because they sell nothing.
Why do they sell nothing? Because
they do not advertise.
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"a The pleasant weather of the
past few days has almost dried the
streets in the city. and we suppose
the country roads are also becoming
navigable.
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By- Members Oft. Of Ell. Div. No. 4
s. Of T.: The regular meeting night for
the Division will be on Monday in
stead of Tuesday. as heretofore.
SIT II. Il HART. r. S.
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CAIRO, april Sport Iist-EsIfs Mem.
pnis, Memphis to st. Louis at u NJ: Mis-
sIssippi, New Orldans to st. Louis at noon
Richmond, New Orleans to Louisville I'd
noon; Baker, do. at 2 A. NJ; Armada. Ev.
ansville packet, at 4 y. NJ; Cairo. rf. Louis
to Memphis at A p. NJ: Silver Spgay, ST.
Louis to Cincinnati at p. NJ; Champion,
81. Louis to Cincinnati At . p NJ; Bengal
Tiger, Cairo to st. Louis at p. II. River
rose two inches. Clear and warm.
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ia That hole in the pavement on
Main Street has not been fixed. There
is another one of the same sort in
front Of the upper school house.