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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20

FpY WRIT T. Ul \N tNEcl fiuN issued ont of
Nd The District count, 9th IuilcH DISTRICT ln and
tor Butic county. CHNl mia To mo dlr"clcd aui de-
iiverrd, cumiunudiug me to make I'll" sum ~ l"o
thuuStud ntne huu red and 'c>trl} h'" con r. "lh
lrsau Interest th,reon unit paid loe,lhr Ith aI lhr
c. T. HccruHg up, u said writ VIA. rein t"o1s' "A q.
les and larcrmh are II huiltis. and NctWrhch
w hir, tlerrN ppAc j. q tu,ru. s.. !. iit'.
JoNu Doe ard kichard Roe, comp sung me Pioneer
Mining Compan, are thr 1cf nirul. lp'c I'' ''d
upon and Will eclI ~ puhIc ,ac ju The hl i"~' hdrr
for cas1. ON the l~t day of july N.b l-'1 40 tG"
hour at ~'ci ck = VI. all Of The wight GtI'an' M
trrrst "t the Rhrvc uHmci defendant. lu ana tu lh"
foil wing .scribed rop rt'. tu VII: ht f"ioi 'ht'
North Furih n Feather kNGt .tIhL along Hud 'NI"
siir 10 the Berry trr,k Brf u rUiir HulN '"''"r.
ma aud known rs the Pioneer Nuius tUWi" 5 -
Clam and d,srrbcd Us fol lows io VII: c'U'u o. ln-
al lht deep hole "a. she head ut he BERRY r'k tir.
aud running dawn the bed of thr -tr.tm about rjn-
hundred aud sixty q rec icet together Wn Nee -Hcr
a"d all The apnetj"UHures h"rrur 90 hcongWg "r 30
any wise appel iannG. Saie tu take tirr aj th"
Court House door IN 0ruNilic c"uuty aud state
aforesaid.
Dated June l0th, 1877.
= FRFFn sheriff Butte go
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20
NOTICE.

ES hereby given, that viii make application 20
< &c Board of -upers isUr, ina and for Butte
County. nj their next regular vu 10 August for
a Llcen-e 10 run Ferry across the Sacramento river
ct pint known as Jennings Landing, in Chico
lownsnin.
May 10, l6s1. H.U. JENNINGS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20
r II z OF FIG e

or the 90 Butte Quartz Mining G ,nra y is he
Coun House. b. w. W. COUGHEY, Ser y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20
nnaly lTE Neuc.I 0lce-Iu.ac.d-. y -Ao-- VINO

EDHlV tTENcdcaIOhce-Ilu'dr - .hosr Hho
l. hutt cuu'rHrui u~rl-" Hr' di-a.i ,n,u'ri of 20
-,,r. hy NOT cllbus on Dr Young al t..' lto N.d
tnrrf au> -u0 % bg t1i< lo eur" "a' q -. it.' may
r t,,r uulrr l, care. SOC uatfcr hoW Jout 3ujutur
unhr'uc. ~l.h as ulcers. luHo~~, Hut., iuu,h,-,
rjmi, nu 'hc Er ANA body. puu, lu 'A- 'njit- >nd
tuiu. Wukrtim.~z. trrltIltF. cooper co'f-al -D.,-
Sing ft iAr brur-. runriaipu. ir~- d.. appetite.
.Gh tlt Ga-i,, sores go the up~c aud r.. Jn-- 80
f:lIr. vrs. rfr. uctuug huuor-. Is NtfN trr-ri9
tv.r hrif.- rrirsud ci ull extern . urI.a...'s rt
private dl-..-r, suppose Themselves rrr3. ht' HI.r~
u rr,, u.uth~ GuI they or" trpuIied Huh lti.,p.s
symptoms "hI'h th"! newer had hr'Hr". anj HA..l
Nirru Iu f,u- WY. Or IuuuE WpHlI rlra.tII, f-,.
uiuW.ud frNlui his skill. The -}ttY'a1. %uh 81 % .h
sou Wr tr ,a|.l ar' rsts-.d h1 ;0n'4 iu 'ar ho.5.
Which 500 u,ror Ia'rr N -frN ur bHt and hnl-
piur.-. Is ptJ-ou Vbp has rttr lts1 uraIck ~ ii,
rrir. multu' -noud no'tlIi - ocou-uif Dr. Ho1i..
uHd 'ae" ID hw u"Nts~ ul ht- luNt.1.hfr purt&lut
urdrur a- lhrs cs.u r,~f assured thtl .ir I.unI Is
in perfectly pare ona b"aithy c"at.. .eH. a'i taat
ysrg ir'-. 20 Gt-..., 81 rua.yed paa It,e .y-f.ra.
Ir.'ui -ta- rlrc to ~iun $500 tty. q yt Wl-lou.
chance oi dHor h'i.iraAce from ba.'He.~ no lee.
uFcr corner Nuurgom,r ANA ,4I.aan.a s.-...s.
yy~-a,.. = s- 49, - ---+>
MarysuijIe. Jgac lltA l-55
en- 9. YOtNG-bE,R ~:a :--p,.a.c ,rud ro
o some of the medicine YOU pt.-rrbe1 DO uy
cu-r. LaveH friend here who L. l-l..t t! tnr>H..iy
'' s9ne way thai was. lie has ul-ai., riuj -lIto
rluAnIs ai. weak haCk. s- uf memory,
and l- GENERALLY debltatrd he /. t.di-rlUrared and
hae Hut confidence chuhGh 10 euab.r htu lp Cnl aud
-rr YOU. told him how Was. add lbaI my friends
all SAID was IN consumption. and the q r.or> mp here
gave me up aud advised me 10 70 horne 10 die, but
Instead OF gong nome called upon yUg. and here
am As well as any nl lhem, HHd likely 90 lIy" long
lime Yet. wltb renth enough t. work itE The strong
e-l OF h"n. Doctor. wall ssn" sery TO yOu thai
l"nk- To ne a. though he needed py .cian II -hall
not be my iau 81 any one die. tor want Of medical
treatment vail do all can to keep the afflicted
away from thO-e pests OF society yecpt professors
and high sO lding Titled mtn Who u ia" tlcts were
known, are men who left their conhry oi their cOun-
try's good. Puhlis this ietrr. DOCTOR II You wish,
and hope some Of those that hunbueged me, may
SEE 1t and sleep rsd or one night.
Truly % -, GEO. DAFiDEDN.
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lO7 Clay St san Francisco,
OFFER FOR SALE

lO7 Clay st san Francisco,
OFFER FOR SALE
ALCOHOL;
CASTOR OIL;
TARTAEIC ACID;
BLUE \ITRiOL;
FRESH HOPS;
CANPHOR:
CREAM or TARFAR;
SAI. SODA:
SEIDLIrX POWDERS;
BORAX:
SrRYCGNINE:
FLAVOEING EXTRACTS;
Shakers HERBS;
EPSON SALTS;
SUP CAEB CT SODA;
BAY Run;
MUSTANG LINIMENT;
ALUM;
BRISTOL BRICK;
SALT PkTEE;
III. II MOSS
CANARY SEED;
JANAIrA GINGER;
GUN ARABlAC;
INDIGO:
CALABEIA LIOUORlCE;
SAS~ ~AFEAS BAHK;
TOWN NSEND'S SAESAPARlLLA;
SANDS SAESAPAIiLLA;
COOPFR'S ISlNGLASS;
YELLOW WAX;
COpFERAS
AND A.
FWI & crmpi,tc .f>so,lmcm of desiraJie
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20

The San !oagnn E'pl'3lc9n. Shasta Courier,
NaN-Ni.i. ENplr--. Nc}aa4. rua}. Nouu ana G,m
orru. Butte lt.r 10. ~ann Hgr'mrt - t.t.' I"-
Aux les ,H~ santa tro1 .,ruunH, and lomu".dt
ln,-. N,I p'ba-H lha anutr At or..r oi lHr ~ccr,.
ttrV 81 >lar. once, "a V,,i, lrr tGrra nnuths.l
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20
tGAL NOTICES.
tBY AITHORITY.l
Ote on the state Deb {.
UfFICt ~ -ECHErARY ~ STATE,

Sacrarn, ,uto, California, May 20. 1857.
a DAVID +. DOUGLASS SECRETARY or
q state of the state Il California do hereby GER
tt, that the annexed is a true and correct copy OF
the original Act now on file in my onc"
Witness my hand, and the great seal Of state at
of ce in Sacramehio California the twenty y-siNh day
OF MAY, A. y. i-57. DAVID r. DOUGLAS.
rsr.L1 Secretary OF state.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20
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O-oyIlle. May Ith. lsj7.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20
SXrERIFF'S : AXE

=. FREER, sheriff HuDc County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20

.@..1.:SSz!}A.&t = zt..l:3.::, - :: i +, 5 :
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-20

Al UU'II-.lI WIU INV 10 EWInp -H0II'' FOa4'II
Bi NnHtt. NUo.r rutalon Is uut surIa-+.,t p. nli1
It,-.at 100 1lr roHu3r.. +" hts -ki'l hua.-t.i ih-
I..un ll nal r.N with safety. vl,.. uu.' -. 'n.
p.c.'t,rrr- u thl- rl', Hrr ri bout hn.,.t' -,.
pruaur> tUojr"fo."u. ono belr- grounded lu icnur-
.lc, lu. resumption.
uni,,. -,,ruorot ,op' -omeu nuI C.liur,ia -'rcq.'
up stairs. ppgo-'r 'nr ttnk,n. .u-r c W.II- ta~,,
\ 60. piru from a. N. To =. N, SUNDAY iu-
-lu6ol.
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select school.

NJ. J. p. HARLOW, for some years Taeher in thu
City SCHOOL,. desires to iafOrm the citizen q Memphis,
Anat to-morr0v. 9TH inst, be wiz oPen 8 Select School Cor
Boys, In the basement Of The Fnst Baptist Church.
Terms Of Tuition, 81 per month. sohoI hours froms to
u o'clock A. n and from 2 % 5 O'Clock P. n.
-
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The Cincinnati GGzafes o. friGays says:
A RraduaI improvement conunues u be observahle in
GnanciAl matters. The 1rogr IS in the right direction
las been vrTy decid-d within the ID { tw0 DAYS, aud TIE
business community feel very much encourage honsy
Is stiu very scarce and dear, but the discount lines are
being ~slAek-ned, and the pro poets q e, that aniess = fnr-
ther upheavinE nf the elements taxes rlzc' n New York,
We shsl very soon get into cooperative smooth waller.
The oisoou1t houses have q great deal more nol y en-
hand thsu taey wuu dbe willing 10 bod 10 ordinary times,
and these supplies they viii, Of course, invest 10 good
paper. a. soon as Thy become sat'sned mat the end CT the
panic has been reached. Il viii require scme tine for
parties who have bren crippled 10 So fairy on heir feet
sgain, bat II y gratifying C. know that tbs ela-s is Dot
mark Is true, thouEh n 10 the same eLtfut. q mer-
chants IN the seaboarf cities. Tie indications now are
that We shan have . compautiyely easy mouey mar, ct
10 sixfy or q nefy days. The tendency IN all the markets
just nov sppears 10 BE- 10 this end
Trust Company Cheeks have for some weeks been 4 sta
Die for fancy snecuia tions. snd the principles o. the Bull.
and BEAR have been sdapied 70 some extent by operators
Qaoi atiobs were reported to-day aud yesterday as Nv a.
AG4so.. bat We heard this Afternoon OF an Offer Of 60c.
for $1,000, that was net met.
The New York Pest Of Tuesday evening, a paper tia;
aims 70 present matters without exaegersti ion, says
There is q manifest In proyrment Of feeling in the street
generally. The hank statement is very gratifying 70 Tho
more Conservative o. our Presidents and Cashiers. whC
are new ready 70 yield the Point Of furlher contract on
and 70 parsus a less rivid policy. We understand that
IN Sc boa-ds who mt this morning hAvedise1unte freeiy
for thcir deai rrs. aud a. IS the EeDerai iupress0. thai
tie prescnt ezieut Of Ions nay be maintained sitheul
some. cur cry & DDS houses ere naw in he misst Of
active busiasss- Their customers irum the far Souih and
West. psy literally on their scoouuts, wbilr tho 2 frou
the Fast and nezrer west, are more hackW4rf. The pay.
meats q The trade are not heavy this month bat vii
come on in Oot . r
AstfonE feeling u hope ard enreurae-ment h maui
r. I'd among private bankrs and ~exchauga deaieTs II
short, the ex char Ee 4. remaikabe frsm the gloom O
yesterday. EverythIng Is cheerful and IN signs o. re-
turning onalencs are Observable smoug all Gas e o
mercbsnts.
he 81. Louis Democrat OF the l3h has the following
D-y has broke. We nov see our way ihr urh tn
nonsy pressure which hss teen cperAti gst eubzrrass
ingly upon the business community for several Eeiks q
shout q Be relieved. ~ next AoEdas evening th-re NJ
hsvs srvived IN fhis CITY, fiom New 0rieauE. bfw~ei
e6oO. 000 and $3.50 coo o. coin. The eeam-r Woodru.
4 hrirgin< Sd ~ ss00,0O q ths State Bank. and mcr
than 500 COO nhsds ior private hands. Tho steame
ThsEds e1sza Is aiss on her way With over $500 90
for several u cur institutions, and foT private hands
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Kew Orleans T. piethoric with g1id ard silver New
York excharEe has tcru A. dinicuit o. neEctaticn there
As herr. s. uu- bankcrs and traders. instead 81 buying
Nv Yark b IA win their exchsnge, maturin< bsiuw
have simply called for The cain acd here y Genes turn-
bling a ur last m the nicx Of time.
IA stated also that tue suh-tfc4sury win cis5nrse ~
this p1int within he next SKI DAYS VERY lsrEely q he
$500 COO NV IN it, vaults. To this again sti ne fact
that remrtsuces from the country are on me lncreae,
anf thsf me iueux % country merchants during the COM
ing fair vii he attended BY large payments 70 our hu'i-
MSS nen. Who nov Is there. rnong cur most ttmii men
that cannot see eur way through ? The srriFais Of coin
f-am below viii strengthen our moncyed institutions and
Admit OF large Recommendation. TINS ~r-lisTinr our prescnt
nccssitirs. The Disbursements o. be tfasufy sco ne
rcoripfs from the countrv viii mase rs easy Tor October;
and 20 our Jordan vii be passed and We shall a. enoe En-
ter t1io that N mised lanf-A graf ara pusniDs fli
business. Allah Achbari Great y 81 Lonh, and great
- r~lama -. auN FIalr raaourras
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W. A. BLYrHE

L.
And also the following upon the same sub
iset proposed By Alderman LOaand Of The Sc
cond Ward.
1. Water-Works in Memphis shall be erect
ed By a Joint Stock Company Of shares
or SIS each.
2 Two-rbirds Of the stock shall be subscrib-
ed for By the city, payable IN the Bonds OF the
corporation. d,
3 10 secure the payment Of interest and
principal Of the bonds, there shall be a lien re-
tsined on the Water Works and fixtures. Z
4. The income arising from The Works shall
Be applied exclusively 70 the payment OF Toe
interest, and to establish a sinking fund for
the payment Of the bonds.
5. One-tenth Of the bonds shall mature IN
twelve years, and one-tenth every year here
after until all become due:
6. All persons who subscribe and pay for
stock shall be entitled 70 a deduction Of from
fifteen to forty per cent. on their water bills.
7. The Company shall be managed By .
board Of nine directors-six to be elected BY
the City Council and three by the individual
stockholders. Ire stockholders shall elect
one of TIE directors President, and nix hls
salary.
s. The Board Of Mayor and Alaermsn shall
take immediate action to learn as near as prae-
ticable the amount of means accessory to erect
such works as the present and future wants OF
the CITY may require, aud Immediately there
after order an election held to ascertain if the
voters of Memphis are IN favor OF applying t.
the ensuing Legislature f.r power to issue the
bonds, and for q charter, &c.
Alderman Copeland offered a resolution that
the proposition be adopted by the board.
Alderman LOfana objected to the resolution
on the ground hat It was granting a monopoly
which would be injudieious to the Interests Of
the city.
Alderman Copeland replied, still adhering to
bis position and advancing in its support, the
advantage to the city, in being entirely free
from the expense attending The erection and
naintenance Of the Works. de wosld ask q
ths Alderman CT the Second Ward, whether
the party, who proposed TO give the bonus Of
$4,000 for the privilege, would give the city
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. ~ " ANNAA
~ o ORE & HUGHES
lave Associated themselves for tie transarron OF
General Land Agefcy Business

IN IHE STATE OF
THEY viii IKE on Iards, and attend -
Il 10 the reicemi Of forfeited lands.
They will make personal fNaminati rs ard WHY'S
veys OF land. in any part o. the 8 ate. and report -
10 parties the character n th4 soil timber, quantity o.
Information in r gard thereto; and IN case where own
erz wish % bring their lard into market thev will con-
tact 10 a ive timber desdened upon it, amd VIII en- uur-
chaser fr either The piautstious CT Wild lands o. those
who drsi e O. sci.
Much ane land in this state has been reserved from
sale fer the last I've years. having been reported as
swamp and overf1ved, and Ehich by an act o. The last
C1uEreSs. was confirmed 20 the State. and vii BE- subf-ct
Go entry in a few months. The lists Of thee lands con-
tain = great deal thst has bec~me vauab'e since is reser-
walton. and the above drm from their experience IS
practical surveyors enc o. wnom has been eugaeed In
the public Survfys % the safe for many wears and t=e
o her in Rsilr1af and swamp land ErEine ring. having
Thus Gained su * ensive knsEledes Of land throughout
TIE State. wi Be prepared b max good locsfons Er
persons desiring b invest money. when this combination
OF Swamp Lrnds e. offered Z r sale, or subject % entry
either for stipu'afed share q the land or emmission
JPN ttq money m~rstfd-
P rso1s hunting homes IN Arkansas viii anf ~ their
Office. plats % lind unimpr0v-f, OF farms. with ful a.
s~c-iptinns % their impr vem~nts qualify, FcalitT. &c
50 that they can be al on p dirtctFd 10 cheap and suitable
pieces.
They m buy and su Lard warrants or l0catc them
Tor holders. ANY husin IS 10 the above line WI BE-
promptly stterd.d %.
one on ne corner q Vain and Markham streets,
Little Rock Ark.
RrFEREScEs-Hon R " Johus'u, Wm R. Nmsr
Auditor Noisnd & Co Istre Rocs, AK; Hon. pa
Gross Henpsr Al county Cart D 3. Williams. WASH
ing'on, Ark WI Byrrs, Bafesvilie, AVIS J L with
erspoon. Arkadelphia; TITUS s. Co., Memphis, Tenn.
sepIs-Wiyins
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What IN is doing for the sick.

What it rs doing for the sick.
The editor Of the Kittanning Free Press says:
" After one Of the best physicians in this place
lad failed, BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BTTTERs
cared me Of the worst form Of Dyspepsia"
Francis FELIx, only manufacturer Of the
original " Extract of Coffee" says &c! know
that your HOLLAND BTTTERs is one Of the best
medicines in the world for disordsred stomach
or liver"
DR.. LUDWIG, editor Of the Faeksl,' Balti-
more, p-rOnOunces it a medicine deserving the
confidence Of the public.
DR.. EHRHAET, the leading German physi-
clan of Penns yIvania, has prescribed it fire.
qusntly during the last three years, with
marked success, in debilitated states Of the
digestive organs, or Of the system generally.
The manager Of BallOu's Vinegar Factory
says: & used it myself, and was therefore in
duced to try It's effect upon my wife, (troubled
with the debility common to all Of a consumP
tive hsbit,) and really it is doing her more
good than anything she has ever taken.'
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its water for public use, free Of charge, as in
case Of the first proposition.
Alderman LOaand offered a substitute for
Mr.. Copelssd's resolution, that The Mayor be
authorized to order an election 10 take the
sense Of the citizens on bis proposition. Al
derman Faulkner was opposed to the first pro-
position.
Alderman Finnie called for the reading Of
the proposition Of Alderman Loaand, and
said be preferred it TO the ocser.
Alderman Erwin offered an amendment to
Mr.. COPelsnd's resolution, providing that no
person should be taxed for water that did not
wish to use it, and that the company commence
operations within ninety days.
Alderman Street was opposed to the PrOPO-
sision Of the first parties, but deemed, in case
it should be adopted, that some obligation be
taken from the company to bind them to = CON-
pliancs with the terms Of the proposition.
Alderman Hughes thought the passage Of
the resolutions would be PERCEPTIONS on account
Of the slight understanding Of the organization
Of The company making the propositions, and
desired to have a further discussion aud UNDER
standing about the matter. He wished the
Board before acting in the premises, to rseur
to the information contained in a report made
to the Board, BY Mr.. Douglass when he was
an Alderman.
Alderman Hughes offered in lieu Of Mr..
Copeland's resolution, that a committee be ap-
pointed to confer with the parties making the
proposition, and ascertain the best practical
method OF establishing Water Works.
Mr.. Wickersham, by courtesy of the Board,
addressed them, explaining the objects of the
eompany, and dsferring to the references to the
committee for a further investigation.
A resolution referring the whole matter to a
committee for its Investigation, was finally
adopted. The following gentlemen were APP
pointed: Messrs. Martin, Finnie and NJ Lof-
land. Mr.. Hughes was added, by motion, to
this committee. Mr.. Street made a report
the Finance Committee, relative to the
purchase Of a lot for the Hook and Ladder Co.
at the corner Of Adams and Second streets,
and the Committee authorized to close the con-
tract for its purpose, at 5000.
Tie Committee were also Authorized to close
a settle uent with A. NJ. Ferguson for the puI-
chase of a lot on Dssoto street, at $1,000, for
Fire Co. No. !.
Some other unimportant business was trans
acted, and the Board then adjourned.
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We have nothing new to report at the land.
ing to-day. Business was quite dull, and me
weather unusually cool for the season. The
arrivals yesterday were very few, bus there
are several boats now due that may be expeo-
ted early to-day.
The prompt ST. Louis packet Editor came
in early yesterday morning from that point,
with a good freight. Her officers, as usual,
furnished US with a file of late papers.
We are indebted to the fine mail packet
steamer PenAsylrania, which passed up yester-
day, for a file Of late New Orleans papers.
The Ocean Spray will be in port to-day, from
st. Louis.
The J. E. Woodruff passed up since our
last, for Louisville. Freights at New Orleans,
for the Ohio river, is represented as being ex-
ceedingly scarce.
The City Of Msmpsi' and the T. C. TritehsH
are due from below to day. The DIUid Waite
left New Orleans yesterday for Louisville.
The p~uaetual packet Kate Frisbee will be in
port this evening from Napoleon.
The steamer Diamond is due to-day from
Louisville, on her way to New Orleans. The
Wm. Morrison is due to-day from St. Louis,
destined for the ssne point.
The Fanny Bulia has gone on the ways at
Paducah for repairs.
The steamers Pete Milestone and Crescent
will be due tonight from above, on their way
to New Orleans.
The S. L11is RepuBliean of the 10Th says:
- - 60 = -asHH T. M
" There is six and a half feet in the chan
mel to Cairo. We have no news Of any impor-
tant change in any Of the upper rivers. The
weather continues hot, and was somewhat
showery yesterday. Arrivals are numerous
aud the LeVee.i is crowded with boats.
From the Lou syiIle Courier of Saturday we
take the following:
The river is going doVn to Iow-watsr mark
at a more rapid rate than conli be hoped, even
by the propeller feet Ia the canal, last even
ing, there were less than three and a half
feet water, while on the shoalest bars not over
three feet are reported. The weather contin-
ues unusually warm, too warm for the season,
WIKI the thermometer nearly up to ninety il
the shade, a sure pre- sursor OF a storm or rain.
A good shower fell in the evening, with more
last night.
The Cincinnati EagiErsr Of the 19h says {:
There Is bat little or no change In business
matters upoa the river OF at he landing since
our last report. The arrivals are but few, and
so, also, the departures. The mail-boat pilots
Announce the water in the channel hence 10
Louisville scsnt, with only four feet water on
Msduc Bar, the channel running down Through
tho chute, the old lOW-water channel among
the logs. The Superior rubbed the bottom all
the way through. She has a heavy freight on
board.
We take the following from the New Or
leans Delta Of the Is b:
The weather for the last few days has been
quite warm during the fore part Of the day.
after which a fresh sea breeze springs up aid
il becomes very pleasant. The health Of the
city continues good, and business is beginning
to improve. Cotton is coming in slowly, ard
lively times may be looked for again. The
lower rivers continue in good nafigable order
for middling sized bJsts, but up freights still
remain scarce.
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IRON the subscriber IN Crittenden c0uutv, Ark, g.
Il on the night Of the 18Th OF this month, threE
NeEro men
WILLIAM sged Is. m-liun hstghi, very lisht~A
copper cofor, with thin uhisf7rs snd m0usiache, an Cnor-
nous head q hair, small ia ures and remarkably well
ish icrk.
COLUMBUs, sred o. has the nail o. his left thuxe
ma@hed and IA SHAPED from q wound; very 'an; almost
black SKIN ; ] NJ fsce- re setter teeth. and rafh-r pleas
ing cauntenances = very long srmed, long ffeed and
knock d-kneed; turns ene fsot ot very much more than
the other.
DICK. aged %, rather above medium beisr thick
set rtfhr incilncd to - fat has . SINK scar 10 hi
Torch ad Is 3 rich gingerbread trovn roiOri speaks
auick sud 5 SINNERS vcry slightly. He has b En- ab y.
Memphis for several years. sui il krown a. DICK Reach
and 81 pose vii b. baFbasd sbsrt the CRY
sep2a-laWIm b A. BARKER, Memphis, Tenn
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NEW ORLEANS, September 22.-The steamer Cahsrba
arrived fr-m Havana m The 1874 infant. She cd
not enter the hsrbsr. Business dali s1ssr and Aoias-
ses declining. Exchsnge on New Tork 28sN premium
he Cohapba experienced very rough weather during
The fsfh and f4th, and was COMPELLED 10 heHse to twenty
hours. she pssed tLr P~hlsdeiPhi0 for New York Ire
Calkeu4 Is eomirs I'd